10 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/094d34eaf4026e50978a9c885d901b59.pdf 34a348a9ca7bbcbfcfeccd294c0a9e69 PDF Text Text • Y0UHNKF3PAPER Published In Florida’s Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land I ! « < • ( till moderate to south and ■< wind*. VOLUMN X V . a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s SANIORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1925 Treasury Orders B C U «U Sanford's Handsome N e w $ 7 5 ,0 0 0 PRICE FIVE CENTS * NUMBER 280. Municipal Hall I Dawes Declares I.ack of Clo­ ture Tends to Increase Laws Hat her Than Decrease Them; Presents Statistics I WASHINGTON, June 24.— I The biggest shakeup in enIforcement machinery since I prohibition was established in I the United States has been orIdered by the treasury depart­ ment, effective Aug. 1. I The new program under ‘ I hat’s all; that’s our case," mid ■which Assistant Secretary An­ the prosecution echoed ".state drews will seek to make the rests." [toantry dry was announced TuesIfiyand the wny was paved for radlirsl changes in tiie work. Only the [broad outlines of the program were I Bide public, but Mr. Andrews I tamed immediately to the task of Irorking out its details and to n Iwrvey of the fitness of those now |m the job for reappointment when lit is put in operation. I State lines will he abolished, [federal directors for each stale [vill he eliminated, new districts [founded wholly on lines bounding [federal judicial districts will be |created, and a general decentral­ isation of authority wilt take place u the reorganization. | Neither Mr. Andrews or othsr [treasury officials would discuss the problem further than to say that pose with ability would Ik> re­ pined. The weeding out o f unpsirnhles will bo accomplished [without haste since* Mr. Andrews Itu no intention of filling the onrire list o f places immediately and litter finding he has appointees kith whom he is not satisfied, | The Washington headquarters Ihore authority has centered since pe Voistmd Act was passed, will If conducted under tho raise o.W prr as at present but their tlup i will he more o f a supervisory pad less of an administrative churUcter. They also will have a beater opportunity to spend time In the field und to work more closely with the prohibition adairhfrater.-, 22 of whom will be limed to have charge of as many idministrative districts in tho Sailed States with two others in Hawaii and Porto Rico. Each o f the district officials will hie two assistants, one of whom »ill have charge of permissive *ork, or the control of permits u<l distribution, while the other till devote his efforts to enforce­ ment. The district officials also till have a chief chemist and n wunsel, eliminating tho necessity for transportation o f tens o f thou»nds of cases to Washington. Mr. Andrews is convinced that i saving o f expenditures will lie ejected under the new system, hut believed a considerable reduction mpersonnel would result. Re already has begun considera­ tion of the question o f better pay for the administrators und their t*o assistants. His thought is to mnkc tho job ‘ (tractive, financially, to valuable Washington News Wa s h i n g t o n , June 21— sennor Ladd's body whs returned from Wtimore. t President Coolidgc left for his Mntmer sty at Swupipscott; Muss. Definite steps were taken lookaK }» a 4900,000,000 tux cut. war veterans were warned ‘fainst money-lenders on bonus’ ^tifientes. Shipping hoard delegated ship uuthority to fleet corporuAttnrney general authorized apto the supreme court in the ^ n a tio n a l Harvester case. L k 1 :swceping organization of Inhibition enforcement was nnyunccd, effective Augtist 1. Five minutes more and the first state argument to the jury was under wny. It was n demand for the death pennlty for Shepherd for the "cold­ ly calculated, brutal nnd ntrocmious murder" of his millionaire foster son, William Nelson McClintock. So into one brief session was crowded moro drama than in nil the previous days o f the five weeks and one day the case has dragged through Judge Thomas J. Lynch's court. Denies All Counts. Detail by detail Shepherd was led through n denial o f each of the 22 counts in his indictment for tho youth's murder. “ Did you murder Billy McClintock ?" asked William Scott Stew­ art, Shepherd's chief counsel. “ I did not,” responded Shepherd. In turn he denied he ever had given the youth poison, death deal­ ing germs or had slain him “ in manner and form unknown to the grand jury.” Replying in a calm, firm voice Shepherd completed his denial of nil the stnte alleges by stating thnt prior to the investigation of BjUv McClintock's death he never hi . seen f .inrtes Fniman. his chief accuser, nor John I’. Murchand, a Fniman associate, nor ever had written a letter to Fniman's Na­ tional University o f Sciences con­ cerning a course in bacteriology. Dr. Anianto Rongctti, who said Shepherd discussed germs with him, likewise was unknown, Shop herd testified, udding, upon a brief re-direct examination that he nev­ er had owned a privnte laboratory. Life Is Detailed. From his cradle days, year by year on through his life. Shepherd was forced to account for Itis time when Robert E. Crowe, stute's at­ torney, undertook cross examina­ tion. Shepherd never was a success­ ful business man, virtually throughout his life until lie und his wife went to live with Mrs. Emma Nelson McClintock, mother of the youth he is charged with slaying, working with or under close relatives, went his test!mony. Today, at 19, he owns two par­ cels o f real estate, and a few shares of stock to show for his life’s work, he admitted under in­ terrogation of Mr. Crowe. After a visit to Mrs. McClin­ tock here in 1909, he and Mrs. Shepherd became fixtures in the widow's household. Shepherd ad­ -milled, ami since 1912 never had paid for the livelihood obtained from Mrs. McClintock and after his death, the boy, Hilly. "She simply made the proposi­ tion to me to keep me, not because she wanted me to stay so much, but she wanted my wife with her and this work was simply to keep me from taking another position," Shepherd explained. (Continued on Page Two) Amundsen And Ellsworth O ff To Olso; Flans For Return Flight Unformulated KINGS BAY SFITZENBERG. June 21.— Roald Amundsen, Lin­ coln Ellsworth, and the other members of tho expedition which recently made an ineffectual at­ tempt to reach the north pole by airplane from Spitsbergen, will sail today from Kings Bay on board the steamer A. W. Sclniar for Oslo. Norway. They will take back with them tho seaplane which brought them back from the Arc­ tic circle to Spitzbergen. The first batch of congratulatory Amt Clean goographtaal societies, were delivered to Amundsen suesday.. 24.—Colonial MANCHESTER. N. II.. June 21. — Replyinir to critics o f his policy of Senate rules reform, Vice-pres­ ident Dawes maintained here last night that the absence of effective cloture in the senato tends to in­ crease, rather th* decrease the number of laws pa by that bo­ dy and cited in .- o f statistics of Inst five congresses. ^ Speaking before the Manchester Chamber of Commerce the vice.* president called upon those sen­ ators who were in power “ to ptoposo some modification of the rules which while providing majority cloture on nil qu?-tions which af­ fect ordinary legislation, will per­ mit unlimited debate upon those few occasions when legislation in­ volving alleged encroachments up­ on the constitutional rights of the This is a view of the new city hall, which will be formally opened to the public ut exercises to be held Thursday night in the auditorium states is under consideration." of the building ut which time several prominent citizens will speak, The new administration building is declared to be one of the finest und Dealing with the effect of elobest equipped dty government homes in the entire state. turo on the volume of legislation, he said: "When in great matters, it is possible for n selfish human in­ stinct to gratify .self at the ex­ pense of the conn n good it leaves u trail so hri>a«’ ml so deep that when ,itod out only the Idind Cbiuioi sec it. "It stands to reuson that any ho<ly which at times may grant concessions to individual members Residents of Shnmcen Flee Htiildini' Will He Open For In­ in order to secure the right to The Sanford Cercryfeds halted one hit during the four innings lie From Concession Following spection in (he Afternoon; act as a whole will pass more laws the Smokers winning streak TuusOutbreak; Situation Has dny afternoon when they fell on pitched. Exercises Will Ho In Audi in proportion than n body not un­ The winners earned nil but one Been Described As Serious three Tampu pltcncrs fur a total of their runs, tlm first one scored. torium licginning at 8 I*. M der that handicap. o f I t hits and 10 runs while the Weik hooted Curley’s grounder “ Now whut are the fv —• CANTON. June 24.— Several league lenders could do no more which wns the only error made by "In the luet live congr* e Sanford’s new cii; ball will be Europeans were killed and many than send over -1 runs on H hits off the Tampa team. Heavy hitting* formally opened for inspection by senato hills nnd resolutions passed others wounded today when fight­ Alvcrsop ami Cusack. The losers put nil of the others over although the public for the first timo he- by the senate, with 96 members, ing broke out between Chinese ag­ had the men on buses but slow they were helped by Cooper’s tween .’J and & o’clock Thursday af­ exceeded by 182 the house hills anil itators and residents of Shame:n, base running and failure of the wildness. Mettle booted two and ternoon, according to announce­ resolutions passed by tho house, n foreign concession here. Women hitters to come through enusod Frisbie lot one go by him, but only ment by city official i. , The official with 4!10 members. Tim exact fig­ and children arc (teeing on the U. them to pass up chances thnt Nina resulted in a Smoker scorn, program for the oecding cxercla- ures are 3,1 l:i for the senate nnd S. S. Asheville, prepar ig to leave •joked tike stihe runs. iwn fast double plays also cut i*j will be ntnr Ifl the nud.-oriui-t 2 9di for tfiw house. for flung Kong tonight. The sit­ Aivcrson, twirling for Sanford, off Tampa’s chances in the fourth o f the building, Ut/nniifg at 8 •‘Rut inor» nlg*>UU>itnt even than uation is extremely sorlous. allowed only three hit** in the lint inning. U’nlzuk, McQue, nnd Daily o’clock Thursday night with « re­ this, us evidence of the Inevitable five innings hut the Allen men fell cut off two Tampa runs when they ception. Music for tiie occasion i xnet ions of aoltlsh human nature HONG KONG, June 21— Further on him for four in succession in doubled Lee und Allen, and in the will be furnished by the Sanford when given n chance, is tho fact trouble resulting from the anti-for­ the sixth before anybody was out, ninth Collier took Alverez’s loft to Municipal Baud of which Joe Rcix- that the senate passed these 1,1 lit eign agitatiuii at Canton was antic­ and sent over two runs before Cu­ left nisi relayed to home plate for enstein is lender. The hand will hills and resolutions out of a total ipated Tuesday morning. The sack was sont in. He not only Alford to throw Rmizn out at third. di..peiine with its weekly concert of entity introductions, while the American gUllbout, Heii-lia, left baited the rally but gave up only ] ‘(Continued on Page,Tw o) in order tn play during tiie exer­ house passed its smaller number of here for Shnmeen, the foreign set­ cises. 2,991 out of a total o ( 82,692 intro­ tlement ut Canton, while the Brit­ Following selections by the hand duced. ish naval officials were taking "During Die lust five congresses, or orchestra, the invocation will be further precautions. pronounced by Rev. T. J. Nixon, therefore, the senate passed 10 1-2 The British steamer, Honum, pastor o f tiie Methodist Church of Is*r cent of tho bills and resolu­ with 000 foreign women and chil­ this city. Solos will be rendered tions introduced in the senate, while the house o f representatives dren. arrived here yesterday morn­ hy Mrs. A. M. Phillips nnd Mr passed only three and ono half ing from Shaineen. Julius Tnckuch. per cent of the hills uud resolu­ Next on the program will lie an A British infantry regiment was ordered to stand by in case of need. Five Ministers of Neighboring Ten People Including West address by Mayor Forrest iuike. tions introduced in the senate, while the house of representatives Christian Churches Attend Palm Hcach Man Narrowly Tiie mayor’s address will tie fol­ passed only three and ono hulf per lowed by u response by Frank P, CANTON, China, June 24.— Sessions at Womans’ Club Escape With Their Lives Forster, president of the First cent o f the bills and resolutions British and French murines proIn National Bank of this city, nnd a introduced in the house. teeing thu Brtish concession, used NORFOLK, Vn.. June 24— second response by Mrs. Henry other words, o f hills and resolu­ Reports made at the rally of machine guns Tuesday against Chinese demonstrators who were the Christian Church o f this city Commodore Alfred II. Wugg, of Wight, president of tho Nonford tions introduced the senate with­ out effective cloture pussed pro­ parading along tho Bund und nt the Woman's Club Tuesday af­ Palm Beach, Fla., and nine others Womans' Club. Ill- ides tho program of tho for­ portion throe times ns many as around Shaineen, the European ternoon showed that 18 members barely escaped with their lives quarters. Ono ninn was killed nnd of that denomination are residing early Tuesday when his yacht mal opening ns list'd, refresh­ di<l Urn house of representative! in Sanford, who have not taken Claire sunk in Chesapeake bay fol­ ments will bo nerved to the guest< with cloture. several were wounded. "There have been vague claims Thd only and dancing will be enjoyed on out membership in other churches, lowing an explosion. Thousands of students, workmen, made by the opponents o f reforms person injured is the engineer, who it is believed by members of the the spacious floor o f tiie auditor­ citizens and soldiers took purt in in the senato rules, that tho ubium. the parade and demonstration. Op­ local church thut there are still wu3 hudiy burned. sincc of effective cloture tended to Tho public is cordially invited others in or near Sanford, who Immediately after the explosion posite thu Victoria Hotel in the provent multiplicity of, laws. British concession .firing broke out. will bring the number to about 75. tho five passengers nnd five mem­ hy the city officials to attend this A fine program featured the ga­ bers of the crew took to the life opening celebration in Sanford’s The Brtish and French marines replied immediately und the firing thering nnd good attendance wns boats. The first life boat sank. The new municipal building which is Everglades Drainage reported for both sessions and gen­ second was then lowered nnd all declared by many to be one of th * lusted 20 minutes. Chinese soldiers fired from the uine interest was manifested in the ten persons on hoard climbed into best city owneil structures in the Work Assured Today tiie western side of the Bund. A ill the work of the organization. it. The yacht sunk 12 minutes af­ state of Florida. TALLAHASSEE, Juno 24.— French merchant wus killed and L. J. Jackson, of Ocoee, presi­ ter tiie explosion which occurred Mumbers of thu l>oard commission the white commissioner o f cus­ dent of the district including Sem­ about 5 o'clock. of thu Everglades Drainage district toms, Arthur |Edwards, a British inole und five other counties, pre­ An unidentified tug picked up ATLANTA, Gu., Juno 24.—Thu Muted here today thut they have marine and two civilians were sided ut the meeting. Other min­ thu persons in the life hoot und General Assembly of Georgia mot Just closed a transaction with wounded. isters present and taking part in luudt’d them at Yorktown, from All the evidence, it is declared, the services were J. J. Morgan of which place they were brought to today fop- Us first sesion since the Spitxcr Rorick nnd Co., hankers nnd passage of the constitutional bond dealers o f Toledo and New indicates that the first shots were I>c Land, A. M. Chisholm o f Or­ Norfolk by uuluniobile. amendment providing for biennial York, fo the sale of 18,950,009 fired by the Chinese from the lando, O. 11. (ireenwell, of South The persons on board were: sessions. The term wus fixed ut everglade drainage district refund­ Bund. Orlando. Edward Rudicel o f IjeeaCommodore and Mrs. Alfred H. 60 days. ing bonds. (Continued on Page Two) hup.' und O. S. itrooke, of Sanford. Wngg and their two children, Al­ There wns ulso a delegation of fred II. Wagg III und Margaret members o f the Christian Church Elizabeth Wagg. o f Orlundo which attended both Louise Hockey, mnid. session of the rally Tuesday. Captain lliscock, Joe Clnire, C. Among the pleasant features of Y. l-ong. Earnest Myatt, and one the program were solos by Mrs. other man name not given, member A. M. Philips, accompanied by Miss. of the crew. I’ARIH, June 24— Premier Pain­ landing in Alaska. For this pro­ Margaret Davis, and llonier J. Commodore Wagg Is president accompanied by Mrs. of tho Pnlm Beach Chamber of leve ut an early hour this morning ject lie had now gathered much Clause, additional nnd valuable knowledge Clause. Commerce und president of the obtained a vote of confidence in but he was unable to say when he A t the evening session n vote |I’uim Beach Yacht Club. the chamber on his Moroccan pol­ would undertake tiie next flight, ns was taken ns to the desirability of j icy. The deputies imported him The cause of tho explosion is not ids plans are us yet unformulated. effecting an organization, which I 510 to 30. known. He said he believed land exists was carried without a dissenting The premier succeeded onre near the north pole on the Amer­ vote. It wus then decided to usk Started Crimp a Month Ago more in renewing the ‘sacred un­ ican side, which he proposes to for those present who desired to ion" of all parties behind him. ’ By WEST PALM BEACH. Flu., discover. bccomo purt of such an organiza­ While Amundsen, Ellsworth, and tion to sign as charter members June 24.— Alfred II. Wugg. accom­ its vote the chamber gave him other members o f the north pole and all members o f the church panied by Mrs. Wagg and their carte blanche to prosecute th# war two children left lie re about a uguinst th# Ruffians until “ ncuce expedition remained resting at present signed up for the work. month ago to cruise to Lung Is­ with dignity’ ’can be achieved. Kings Bay. Lieutenant Lutzow "Future services," said (). S. The Socialists who had been sulk­ Holm of the Norwegian relief ex­ Brooke, local minister, this morn­ land for the summer. The trip up ing for the past 10 duys again was being made leisurely, with pedition und Hjulnmr Riser-Lnr- ing, "will be huld ut the Legion son, one of Amundsen’s idiots, Hull until further notice to which stop-overs nt various ports. Wagg supported tho government, quali­ went by the steamer Heimdal to the public is cordially invited. It is one of the most prominent men fying their vote by expressing thu North Cope to recover the plane will be greutly appreciated if any of this city. He is president of desire that the government should N-25 which was extricated from one knowing of members of the the Alfred II. Wugg reul estate or­ make peace with the Moors as the ice near the pole and brought Christian Church who are not ganization, president o f the great­ soon as passible. The Communist* alone, number­ the expedition buck to Spitsberg­ identified with other churches, will er Pa|m Beach Chamber of Coining twenty-six, und four extreme morce, Commodore o f the Palm en. The plane wus found in report the names of such to some Brennvia Buy, 15 miles away nnd member already in the work or ta Beach Yacht Club, and a member Socialists voted uguinst the gov­ >of various other civic und social ernment. wus flown back to Kings Buy. the ministei." Th# military uctivitics in Moroc­ Iclubs. co caused a more bitter fight in MacMillan at Sydney A new British law makes it it Th# soviet government has or­ the chamber of deputies today SYDNEY, N. S., June 21— 'The legul to employ women and child dered 100 mote motor buses for than along tho line o f the Oucrgh* steamer Peary o f the Donald M MacMillan Arctic expedition ar­ run in (uiinting houses with leai service on Muscow streets from a British firm. rived in Sydney harbor lust night paint. t . . ... ................. lelerymen Stop Smokers’ Winning Streak Tuesday; Hit 3 Tampa Pitchers Hard RALLY HERE OF FLORIDA BOAT CHRISTIANS IS SUNK BY BLAST H U G E SUCCESS NEAR NORFOLK It is the consensus of opin­ ion of n large number of busi­ ness and professional men of Sanford who havo Ireen ap­ proached on the subject that the new municipal hall which will be formally opened with an appropriate celebration Thursday, sponsored by city officials, is tho finest in tho state of Florida for a city the size of Sanford and that it may h* ranked among tha best municipal buildings In amnll cities through­ out th# entire south. It is their belief that insofar nn quality and quantity are concerned Sanford has secured n very admir­ able structure' in which to hnu«» Its various city departments. The building was erected and furnished wall within tho original estimate of the city engineer, it is an­ nounced, although it is asserted by those in a position to know that Sanford has secured the very bast ohtainahle in this line. Short comments or opinions on tho new. municipal building have been secuied from n number of Sanford's representative business and professional men, u few of which follow. In shaking of tho new city hall R. J. Holly has the following to say: "The opening of the new city hall and other buildings mnrks an­ other era In a greater Sanford and demonstrates to tho world that thia city believes in beautiful ntehiiTturr nnd solid and subatan* tlal im'litlng*. W W o t r \<>u to i lie tho ight o f a certain city hav%ig ‘ W spirit o f progiTssIvenrst In the manner'of plunnlng puUtl*buildings, pretty parks, and sub­ divisions has much to do with your taking a fancy to that parttculnr rltv "Sanfortf is bound to nttrnct the right sort of people here through our efforts to have municipal buildings, new schools, and ade­ qua t e facilities o f all kinds for tho making und development of u greater city here. Our now city buildings will be In keeping with "Sanford is bound to attract the right sort of people hero through our larger program o f lake front development, yacht club, boule­ vards, and beautiful villas, and everything that goes with such de­ velopment. In the opening o f our new city buildings we can visual­ ise our nig city and the spirit that predominates hero in such devel­ opment." County Judge Jnmen CJ. Sharon, in shaking of thia structure, dodared that he knows of nothing which adds mure to the efficient official convenience of tho d ty o f Sanford than tho new city halt which lias pust been completed un­ der the management o f the preiout administration. "There has lung existed a great need for a suitable meeting place for the nsseinlding of the cltlx?n i of Sanford in conventions mut mass meetings," .Judge Sharuu continues, “ where large bud -'* o f people could bo properly and con­ veniently seated und cared (or, anti this magnificent building meets this great need of a thriving amt growing city, and will bo greatly appreciated by the public in gen­ eral. Tho city commissioners aro to ho congratulated unon tho coni( Continued on Page Two) Nixon Is Principal Vote Of Confidence Given Painleve Hy Members Of Chamber Of Deputies Speaker at Kiwanis Luncheon Today �Tlffc S A im m i) ITEHALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 192ft block to. Stuart— New lbusiness _ ......be ojrrtcil here nt cost of $ - 00 ,000 . FAIM AN STORY f iun otudy Helps s c ie n c e TO BE DISPUTED J In Making M ore Accurate BY DEFENDANT, 1 fContlnued from page 1) Its Forecasts O f W eather Defense Surprise Winter Haven— Methodists plan erection of $110,000 church. The defense late Monday pro­ duced r. surprise witness in Miss Mattel A. McCInnahnn, of .Man­ hattan, 111., one o f the nurses who attended Ililly McCIintock in his last illness. Tlirnntrh hor ronny the chief accusations in the state's circumstantial case apainst Shep­ herd were attacked. Before his illness had been di­ agnosed ns typhoid fever, Hilly told her that he believed lie had typhoid, the nurse testified, and it wns she who insisted Miss I*abclle Pope. Hilly's fiancee, he re­ strained from visitinp the sick room. The prosecution lias said that Shepherd’s telllnp others that the youth said prior to n diapnosia he believed he had typhoid wu* an "indirect confession," originat­ ed in a guilty conscience. Burring Miss Pope from the room where Hilly lay ill was de­ scribed ns a step in the antag­ onism the Shepherds developed townrd the young woman after they found out she was affianced to their foster son upon whom they were dependent for n livelihood. WASHINGTON, June 23.—The heat of the sun has a proven r e ­ lation not only to chnnges in the earth's temperature, but to the va­ riations in weather conditions in general, Smithsonian institution scientists nave decided alter exsrimcnts covering a long period. DAYTONA. Fla., June 23. — o increase the dependability o f Fostered by the second largest their observations, the cxpcrU chamber of commerce in the world, hope to establish within a fcv. with n membership o f 6,320, and years stations in various parts o f nn assured annual advertising the world where data can be gath­ fund o f between $150,000 and ered. $200,000 aside from individual con­ Through a scries of papers deal­ tributions, the movement to es­ ing with experiments o f it* astro- tablish Daytona, Daytona Beach, physical observatory, the institu­ and Seabreeze, which in August tion says "researches give c le a r , will bej consolidated tinder the proof of a connection between so- name or f Daytona Beach, ns the lar variations and weather premier combined summer nml resorts of, the country changes, but show that the rela- winter ‘ gained full headway last week. tion is a complex one." This with the establishment of Whether recent abnormal as­ pects of world-wide weather have the membership record by the been enused by solar conditions Daytona Chamber of Commerce, cannot be determined, because ex­ which is now surpassed by that on tended records o f the past history Los Angeles alone, ami with the inauguration of a continent-wide of solar radiation arc lacking. pictorial publicity campaign in be­ Dr. C. G. Abbot, assistant secre­ half o f the Halifax Summer Frol­ tary of the institution end the di­ ics of July 1-4. The Frolics, comrector of the astrophysical obser­ liincil with tho world famed Seavatory, says that not only docs the breeze-Daytona Beach auto speed­ heat received by the earth from way, arc being used, in fact, as the sun nppear variable, but tliut a basis for attracting the atten­ the changes can be predicted nearly tion o f the United Stntes nnd Can­ a week in ndvnncc by looking at ada to Florida’s summer period the sun through n telescope. advantage*, coastal and interior. II. H. Clayton, who for several With increased appropriations years was official forenster of A r­ for various events to be staged gentina nnd recently has been col­ along the Halifax and Tomokn rivlaborating with Dr. Abbot through rrs and tho Atlantic Ocean, the study of the sun, ha* predicted Frolics program, it is claimed, with what tho institution asserts will bo the most varied yet pre­ is very fair accuracy, the actual rented in Florida during either the daily temperature o f New York summer or winter season*. City nearly a week in advance for The * porting and aquatic events more than a year. on the speedway and ocean, and in For several years the work lia.i the municipal swimming pool, and been conducted from two observa­ Ihe social functions in bench-bor­ tories, one at Mount Unique. Ilnla, dering rc.mrt hotels and over-ocean Arizona, and tho other near Cala- casino*, will lie outstanding fea­ ma in tho nitrate desert of Chile. tures o f the four days’ of festivity Both arc in high, arid locations. Preparations have been completed To increase tho accuracy of the ob­ for housing and feeding o f record servation* improvement* «re be­ ciowds at rates much lower than ing planned fo r the Chile station those in force in winter, . while the Arizona observatory is P be moved to a ’ " University o f Florida Table Mountain ? Z Chassis. at tensing Tho Proof o f a n Unbalanced Ration—' There Is a Speed W ag jn body to 6It every trans­ portation requirement. Tw elve standard bodies e m p h a s iz e th e co m ­ p lete m a s te r y oS the M ig h ty Sp eed W a g o n (Continued on I’nge Six) funds for his defense nml with at­ torneys. The Civil Liberties Un­ ion nlro offered to pay the local attorneys for the prosecution, but these attorneys refused to accept any money from them. “ Three— A* soon a* the case bo* gnn to uttruct attention, Mr. Rnpplcyea withdrew from tho case, nnd Walter White, superintendent of schools for Rhea county, suc­ ceeded him as prosecutor, and lion. A. T. Stewart, attorney general for the Eighteenth Judicial < ircuit of Tenncssc, o f which Rhea county i* a part, took charge o f the prosecution. “ Four— All o f the attorneys for the stati- are .'.erviug without com­ pensation and at their own cxNormal Course VViJIBe penso. The cause is now being i prosecuted like any other criminal Expanded, Is Report case. The people o f the state as well a* the people of Dayton and GAINSVILLE, Fla., June 23.— Rlica county, are buck of the law, Plans under which the normal and the case will lie carried a* far COUI.UI at the University iff Florida a* may be necessary to vindicate summer school will be expanded the two right i involved. "First, the right of the people have jti-.t Inca announced by Di. Joseph Roomer. These call for to control the schools, and second, a demonstration school for chil­ tin right o f the parents to guard dren in the first five grades of th" religious welfare of their eliildron while in school.’’ granum r school. This statement wns issued by Di. Kocmer explained that while the course was primarily for Attorney General A. T. Stewart, the actual i nprrieneo that tho rmr- Sue K. Hicks. W. C. Haggard, J. mul school students will derive (5. MacKenzie, II. E. Ilicka, and B from it through observtion of the G. MacKenzie, attorneys for lb • results of specialized training nt ■ prosecul ion. children, it would also afford the children within those grades an excellent opportunity for acquiring additional credit for advancement in the graded school for work thnt they will accomplish during the W EAK EYES period that they are there. \l*c tn.vlc strong by Lconardi'.i Fy* The department o f the Universi­ ty fostering tn« demonstration Lotion.' Infi.immation is cured withschool, it is announced, is antici­ nit pain in one day. No other eye pating a large enrollment by chil­ remedy so pure and healing. Krcpj dren and students o f the normal me eyes in working trim. It nultci itrong eyvs, At all dryggists. school. C annibalism among Chicle “■feath er 'P a llin g Dosmifisaaat in E very F ield ©$ CoEsnmercial Haulage SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY Advertising A n advertised product bears a proud name. It has a reputation to uphold. T THikiv< 1VE CiOT\ NOU S E A T O N i Tm s moue CUR e Y. FOUR S T R O U E S . for all AUOTIKEE To \K Says T - ml B vll A O N A K E -/ I- of Intercut !•» Sanford Folk* MO MO A lb S T ! I G O T S O U B E A T • *1 TOOv< R nj£ S T R O K E D FER TVV B ale a m o om e. per A <=>MAV<E-. A M ’ LOOV< , HEAVA VAJES - BRtMCz ^N O R E S m A K E S V JtT A , n c x j a f To h T h i s . Wln u one ha* had the mi (for­ tune l» xuffer from backache, headache:!, dizziness. urinary | in m del ami nllici kidl l*> ilK nnd tm* found relief from all thi* zickticss and suffering, that permin’x advice i of iintold value to fricnln and neighbors. The follow­ ing cum' is only one of many thous­ ands, but it i* th.'ii of a Sanford resident. Wh > could ask for a lietter eMimple .' iizu'ifiiAui PARIS, June 23.—Today’s »e.llnn o f the Chamber of Deputies, considering the Moroccan question, broke into a free for ail light when wbitu haired Colonel I’ icot rushed to the rostrum and slugged Com­ munist Deputy Deriot squarely in the face as the latter wus attack­ ing the French government. Com­ munists nnd Nationalists climbed upon tho rostrum until 23 deputies Mr*. A. Smith. Ill) Palmetto were there milling around, wrestl­ St., say*: "I had a steady, dull ing and hitting euch other wildly. ache across the small of my back ami felt worn out. I didn't have much ambition to do my house­ work ami there were severe pains in the back of my head. I also Imd dizzy spells. I used Doan's Fills and they relieved me." FOUR YEARS LATER. Mr*. Smith unit!: "I haven't had any si'-ns of kidney complaint since and give Doans credit for curing jK c c p o u t c j th e K itc h e n i n h o t w e a th e r W h y »tay around an old hot kitchen b a k in g b re a d in hot w e a t h e r ? T h e r e arc :■<» m a n y th ing s to do — placet lo go a n d m much to enjoy out ill the fresh air. S tart t o d a y an d serv e M e r i t i B re a d e v e ry m eal, a n d tu r n y o u r b r e a d m a k i n g hours i n t o p leas u re a n d h a p p i­ ness hours. Huy pound sack, ol Hour you nuy, you 2>uttcncc your w ife to fifteen liours of hot swel­ tering kitchen labor in making and baking it into “ h o t b r e a d ”— just to please you? Think of bow uninteresting it must be tor that dear w ife-y of yours to be laboring away mixing, baking and dish washing—just to provide “hot bread” for y o u ! Why not have a heart to heart talk with her right away— be careful, she is proud of her ability as a cook and is ever so anxious to please you and make you happy. But she ought not to be tortured in an old stuffy kitchen when it is as hot as blue blazes. Just tell her to serve Merita Bread — f°r there is none so good in flavor, quality or purity. It makes good toast and is rich ui health building material. T w o sizes, and 15c. .w „ J".f? VN1LL1AM3 a R A T fb N fc r close , g a m e . B r in g U s Y o u r F e e d in g P r o b le m s Horse Feed Poultry Feed Dairy Feed [M \ii »/f v* I) This mail wiil have a lot o f intimnte dealing* with the troublou time* in China during tho next months. He is John Van A. MucMurry, and hu ha* just been ap­ pointed- U. S. minister to Vhina. Toor'Pictani By Williams !'rt; Chamber o f Deputies Session Ends In Fight INDIANAPOLIS, June 23.— A GAINESVILLE, Fla , scholarship valued nt 5100 will be Mly l,00» . »:<!. W n l t h n l l . awarded in the students’ nationul to be enrolled in the n, s m t l n o l r ll u i l . o t i - l v . s r * contest in Judging entile nt the school of the University nf vi Snnfnril, I'lis. National Dairy Exposition to be l.y the beginning o f ^ L , I l r n r I Id t held here in October. Offered by snys n statement issued hv the Holstcin-Friesinn Association, Joseph Roomer of the K rn liltJo n l« o n r of t h r t h n t p r o p l r n r r liilkltu; i and the Amerienn Jersey Cattle school The registration K r r n t tlfdl I h r t f i Iu m . Club, it will go to the individual als 750, says the statement U rin e f» niilajeet t h n t m » i the students still coming in k m m l l t t l r Mliuntt nit I urn I f making the highest rcorc in rtiwiil foil. II .. In lk n k «mhI final nlioiat It. . * imlwinr* Holsteins nnd Jnrsevs. Kfitl ! L&SU Jm. i .«« •••• will bo 20 awards, ss hr rip man cnntr from ns Mr. jJ'S*, An. n^ ^ C.rC nn. hut I mn no! going In talk which include pi lZOSi fo r teams Wauchula—City to classes nnd lo r j000 on improvements, M*1 "* vnrloH ? > Individuals making the hiphest had over 502 mile* of llimnll.l*. . „ Ilul IM llkr to n«k Mr. Itrrnn marks in judpinp of nil classes. structcd since 1020. Jus! on. ijnr.llom linn dor. or innkr III. thrnry of mnn'i not rm IMI lug from n inonkr, »i|imrr **l» nllh llir far* Ihul lir Irfl ' rlirn«Kii ■uni riioir In Florliln In llir lu n riirontil g ro irf Wn.n't Ihnl llir |irlmtiI In.Hurt nn.rrllng Itarlff I ilon'f know nhrlhrr >on lirllnr Ihnl nirti n rrr onr. mnnkrj» or not. Ilul I b » ir IIII. In n o . ihnl II n mnn run grl llirougli 11.*' Wllk I,min,- Iirm n monkey mill oner, lir tinuhl In lir nnnrilril Ihr nlckle, lilnlril •lolling liru»h nllh Ihr plnlr r Ii. ss lirl.llr.. Thrrr nrr argument* pro mill llirrr nrr nrguiuriilK run on tnl* grrnl i|iie.llnn sshlrls ninoiiiil** In nn lllllr, ho mr frllow nillil Ihr olhrr •Iny Ihnl II wnn hnril In lirllmr Ihnl Mr. Ilr»nn ilrnrrmlril from n ••iliinili xiii Iinii I. ii nil ll limy hr rrmnrl.nl llinl llir m:ilit until »<ilil iilinl nn. n iiinulli pinin' lull. If uni ruoiilog ol r>. II l.n'l no Imporlnnl whnf n mnn ■•aril In lir. I f . ii lint hr I. toiln>. Th nI'm ii lint rounl.. I f . iilinl n mnn innkr. of hlniHrlf. *oiiir turn mol.r monkey. of Ihrin.rlvr., noil Minor nil'll ninke ling, of Ihrm.rlir*. Mnn I* nn nnlm:il. I ilon'l lirllri r rirn Mr. Ilrny 11 nonlil limy A lack o f animal protein Ihnl. Anil wlillr he hn. no polirr •o rhiingr Ihr klml of nnlmnl hr limy lour lirrn ivny Imrk yunder nhrrr only •prrulnlIon nml nurmlne ••nn rent'll. hr rnn ilrlrrnilnr iilinl k Iml of nn nnlmnl hr I. In hr toilny mnl loinorroiv. Thr hnril lurk I limr Tirol innkr. mr wonder If I illiln'l rmliilr from II gonl. mill I limr lirnril lorn lull, nml bri'iimr prrfrrlly roni Inrril lh.it Ihry iiiii.I lim r n grrnl ilrnl of hull In Ihrm. I.rl*. Irl Ihr Inlrllrrlunl. deride Ihl. ijiir.llon of rioliillon. Tlir linporlmil iiur.llon Ihr uirrngr mnn I. InlrrrHlrit lu loilny I., "Wlinl l« Ihr hr.I liny In mi nuloniohllrf” There Ii no iiiirrrlnlnly In Ihr mini it lo Commercial St. and Elm Ave, Ihnl iiur.llon. I f . mi f u r l I'nnrh. Vour.. Defense Counsel In Scopes Case Finish Plans For The Trial .lap (,‘onsul* attacked SHANGHAI, Juno 23. It wa reported today that Japanese con­ suls liuvu been attacked by Chineae mobs, both at Chungking and Chingl.intig. The consul nt the latter place demanded an apology and intimated thnt if it were not made, strong action would lie tak­ en by Japan. Students to Contest University S«n,mcr 5 A t Dairy Exposition Enrollment Is L=.r„. • ui We are feed .speeinli.sts and Imve just the food to meet your requirements and REMEMBER YOUIt MONEY RACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED |JM' ■Mr MrnjmCi, MADE BY THE A M E R IC A N B A K E R IE S CO Mvrlle Ave and Ith St. Jno. W. Sneed, l’ ltone 539 �ing conditions alarm. New MunicipalHalliDarrow and Colby NK Dr. Neal, president o f the law who was referred to by Is Believed Best In Speak to Graduates school, as the man who fram­ TAX CUT BY NEXT State By Citizens Of Law Institution edMr. theHarrow first Juvenile court law, that of Colorado, presented Mr. SESSION LIK ELY First Definite Step Taken at Conference On Tuesday; Congressman and Mellon Except On Estates WASHINGTON, June 24.— The first definite step looking to tnx reduction of S300.nno.non hy *h.. next Congress was taken Tuesday at a conference between Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means committee and Secretary Mellon and Under-Secrctnry Wins­ ton o f tlio Treasury. Mr. Green and th<* Treasury of(trials were understood to have been in agreement as to the gene­ ral principles of an administra­ tion program. The committee chairman maintained his opposi­ tion to repeal of the estate taxes, favored by the administration but was said to have found little oth­ er ground for differences on the proposal to lighten the burden of the people by a cut of about the same proportion as was involved in the last tnx revision. No attempt was made yestcrdny to ■;() into details of new rates and the discussion was confined tilmool wholly to a question o f pol­ icy. The 'l reasury position has been stat'd repeatedly in official expressions by Mr. Mellon and Mi. Winston, and it will go no further than to submit its facts nnd figures to the house commit­ tee, with statements of its views when they are sought. Mi. Green wns informed yester­ day of the state of the Treasury's finances rial was given the views o f those in charge there as to the way of reduction, it was not what they believed practicable in the returns, on the basis of prodlsclortd whether the analysis of ilui tiun by sited fie rales, was gone iniii hut it was understood lltnt the licnd of income to the government from the surtaxes, lowered V.v the last law, was conside ruble. It was id ;o indicated that Mr. Grren hud informed the Treasury o f his do ibt that the estimate of I1.li 0,000,000, advanced by the preident. in his budget meeting uddress ln*t night ns the limit for government expenditures in the fis­ cal year beginning July I, 1020 could he attained. This estimate has a vital bearing on the reduc­ tion program nnd to the extent that the amount is exceeded, the Treasury must find additional in­ come if the |2U0,<W0,OOO cut is car­ ried out. The house ways and means com ­ mittee chairman feels that activ­ ities of some of the federal agen­ cies will In* injured if they have their total appropriations cut fur­ ther, as h* believes would lie nec­ essary to reach the maximum gov­ ernment cost fixed by Mr. Coolidg*. "As a rule,” said Mr. Green, aftcr the conference, "congress has appropriated u little less than the budget (tilled for. While every effort will b« made to keep with­ in the figure named bv the presi­ dent, there are certain activities in the various departments that cannot he maintained on items less than have been allotted them in the past." ■ W e Wish to Extend (Continued From Page One) "My time was taken up, what­ Harrow, Mr. Colby and Dudley (Continued From rage One) KNOXVILLE, Tenn., June 24.— Field Malone with the honorary ever she wanted me to do. what­ plction o f this building." Clarence Harrow and Buinbrldge degree o f doctors o f laws. ever it might be," he. said describ­ City’ s Fine Achievement Coiby, associate counsel for the The attorneys motored to Knox­ ing his duties. "It has been a pleasure during , V° ' rh.™ Admits Writing Letter. the past several weeks,'' asserts defense o f John T. Scones, charg­ ville this afternoon with Dr. John A t the e n d 'o f his cross exam­ C. L. 'Britt, local realty denier, ed with violating the Tennessee R. Neal, senior defenso counsel "to drive past the new city hall Jaw prohibiting the tcnching of George W. Rappleycn, former ination, Prosecutor Crowe gained that he knew Billy McClintock had and point it out ns one of San­ evolution in public schools of the prosecutor in the case. ordered the McClintock-Shcpherd ford's newest achievements to vis­ state Tuesday night were princi­ The trip from Dayton to Knox­ itors and prospective investors in pal speakers at the graduating ville, over slippery roads, was home sold, and that he had written .exorcises of the John It. Neal Coi♦n n vnnntv xunrvs«**% th*t H" TT22 local reul estate who have come 1 •pen* in ccr.fsrcr.ee. «-«*w here. “ broke” and the future looked here from otner cities and states. | ”* . . . , doubtful. From the favorable comment I I Mr. Harrow, the principal speakCORRECTION With that tho state concluded hnve hoard on the building, it is er, told an audience which pneked its questions. Shepherd apparently second to none in the entire state/’ i tno Knoxville high school nudito Through a typographical error was unruffled by any of the ques­ .Mr. Britt has revealed that lium his philosophy o f life. Touchin Tuesday’s issue of the Herald tions. in" for a moment during the ndabout a week ngo a New York inin connection with the story on the The opening address to the juryi •efliur had vtni imiowing U> say dress upon laws o f the country, awarding of contracts by the city was begun by George E. Gorman, about the city hail: "Any town Mr Harrow said: "The country has fallen upon for the construction of additional .first assistant state’s attorney, that can support a city hall of the bulkheading, it was stated that who had nqt finished when court character of the one in Sanford, evil days. It seems that every the contract for the retaining wall adjourned. with the population it has, must organization has some law it is was awarded at a price o f $287.75 endeavoring to force upon the peo­ have a real live bunch of people Tho State o f Florida wns trans­ ple. They are binding the people per linear foot. The figure should behind it." hand nnd foot. Some time they have been $27.75 per linear foot. ferred from the control lot Spain Great Progressive Step to the control of tho United States In commenting on the matter, mry wake up. I hope it will be He who says saccharine is the in 1821. The formal transfer took Judge h. F. Householder stated before the last vestige of their sweetest thing never slept until place for the east coast at St. that the new city hull marks one liberty is gone. Augustine on July 10 and on July “ Sometime we may have men noon on a week day. ot the greatest steps o f progress 17 for tho west coast at Pensacola. made under the present form of sent to the legislature to repeal city government, iT* the housing of daws instead or to enact more Many of our legislators the city umiaistration is a public laws, example of the way the people of will vote for anything they think j j IN THEIR Sanlotil believe in doing things. 'will' bring them votes. And such1* NESTS "The building is bem J.ul,’’ * is true of some o f our senators, j " continues Mr. Householder, "and Titty voted tor prohibition when J3 THE BOGART ANT POISON is carried to their nests the City Commission is to be con-* they had liquor in their own posby ants nnd fed to their young—all die. Every bottle And they still have Hq-IJ grntuluted upon its initiative in session. ----- A- ' "*!M 1 ....... I1" is GUARANTEED. nor. Sometime wc may have n|5 having it erected.” movement to let people alone. ;■ In a short but concise statement Made in Florida. 25 Cents— All Druggists to a representative of The Herald Some people would deprive men ’ J Used Everywhere this morning, J. G. Ball, local hard- o f all their liberty and save him '■ ware dealer, declared that the despite himself.” erection of the new city hall was This opinion to a degree also n most constructive business vision was voiced by Mr. .Colby, who Formerly Bogart Pharmacy in the progress of Sanford ns seen spoke briefly after Mr. Harrow. Alfred H. Abernethy Daytona Beach, Florida. by the people and thu City Com­ Many thinking Americans, Mr. mission. Colby said, are viewing the existElton J. Moughton, architect for the new city Imll, stated that for a comparatively small sum, this city has secured one of the finest and largest city halls in the entire state, especially for a city Hie size of Sanford. M §.W * •' to our city administration for the completion of The New City Hall SANFORD ? F.W.PLEDGERI LOAN AND S A V IN G S G.E.MtALL PRESIDENT MANAGER P H O N E 2 3 I ^ «^CO 2 0 9 M A G N O L IA AVE. M PANY, 5ANF0RD.FIA ----------- EUROPEANS A N I) AGITATORS FIGHT; SEVERAL KILLED The City of Orlando E xtends G reetings and Congratulations to the City of Sanford r Tola'.* III i ii 25 11 3 t Ath a out, hit 1y n butt- *d ball. TAMP \ All i: H PO A F. Brun.t, 2h :i ii 1 3 3 ii >» n ti y 1 e Jesuit r. lb V» t H. 6 : i 4 *1 l *> 0 (1 l II 0 i , if Alb n. t f 5 1 *) l 0 U G 1 •> l 0 ii I.Miail.i if l 0 ‘1 0 1 n Bouza, .‘l b llu.'gin , e 4 1 T 7 II !» 0 0 u (I u I’ l-tvi on, p Cooper, p 1 ll n 0 1 0 •j II 0 1 3 il A l.u r /., p jjjTotnln ' 4 0 27 13 1 K’ 0n* by Innings: : anlord 013 040 <H1■to mm |irj oiu- 1 Tampa Summary: Two huau hit- Baity, vValzak, Huggins, Alford, i'lixld**. Stolen base MvQuu (2i T h i y ba-,t» hit - Kriston. SuchIke Wnlzat:, fur ley, Mct]ue (2) Baby, JebHumr. Double plays— Wiilz.il. tu McQuo to It,lily; ( ’oilier to Aifi id to Frishie. Left on base — Sanford !t, Tampa II. Bases on bad*—oft A Iverson G, Cusnk 2. Prior on 1, Cooper 2. Struck out — by Cooper 1, Alverez G, AlvorI'on 2. Hits—ulT Peterson G in 2 (none cut in 3rd), Cooper 2 in 1-J ( >ne out in 5th), Alvertun H in f> (none out in 0th), Alverez 7 in I 2-.T, Cusnk 1 in 4. Hit by idtrlnr— by Mverez (McQue). V/ild pitch—Cooper. Passed hall •-Huggins. Winning pitcher—Al.' i soi. Umpire— Pick.* Tinsc— Thero arc produced within the » _.iL* yearly 12,Pit),753 dozens of •ggt>. according to estimates of the poultry industry section o f the a g ­ riculture department. Tho .uiuc o f thxse eggs is placed at approx­ imately $1,379,75:1. Congratulations ABERNETHY PHARMACY Cclerymen Defeat Tampa Smokers By 10-4 Score Tuesday 2 : 20. • ’ EXTERMINATE ANTS ffoiitiniicd From Page One) HAN FRANCISCO. June 21.Conditions in China Tuesday took a turn for the worse. The reaction abroad as well as in foreign centers in Chinn, was quickly fell. The New York Stock exchange noted the disturbances; shipping cnmimnles in Manila hast­ ily revised their schedules, while missionary societies and others in­ terested in the Far East sought more complete reports of the wel­ fare of their representatives. Attacks against Jnpanese fea­ tured the day’s dispatches. The Present wave of i'ati$i-forieignisni has been directed principally against tho Japanese and British, so that pluisu was not unexpected. Reports o f assaults on Japanese came from four different Chinese cities— Wuhu, Chinking, Chunkinng mill Wueho— all interior points, al­ though Chungiang is close to the mouth o f thi' Yangtze river, fltlier disorders were right from Ningpo, n city in Chekiang rirovincc, south of Shanghai. A re­ port by way of Lotlumi said dis­ orders also had broken out in Manchuria. The report did put in­ clude details. Hiplomatle exchanges bearing bn the unsettled situation continued. The displomatic corps at IVkiug an­ swered the central government's latest note with another in which responsibility for delays in effect­ ing a settlement at Shanghu was (Continued From Page One) disclaimed. The Peking govern­ Ew-ry Sanford player was on ment also wns accused of present­ his ti. i playing every minute In ing a garbled version of happenings breui their string o f nix straight al Shanghai. loiu .i and they played ns good In the meantime, the Japanese I ull ri; h.i.i been seen this ousun. cabinet, meeting at Tokio, was told All K M PO A !■: Ilint all Japan could do for tho HANFURU Wa-I *, cf .. ........ ft 1 *» 4 0 0 present was cooperate with the «*» 3 it other powers. .4 1 | ■ Watsnk, 2b Coll*i r. If . fl 1 1 1 U 0 L’lironeans were most t directly •) 2 2 0 A1foul, c t affected by events Tuesday at t'anCetleo, rf 1 1 \ 0 II toii, where the unti-foreign agita­ 1 2 t t •) *> tion was late starting, due to a McQue, j*t tlaiiy. In t i •j 7 0 II which apparently took precedence 1 a i 0 (1 1) civil war between Chinese factions, fitn c :ik, :»h Fri. l 3b . 4 i •» 1 »$ 1 in the Chinese mind over anti-*.» 0 T 1 0 0 foreignism. Al vet son, p •# t) 0 0 I (1 Curuh, p fS DEATH SENTENCE FOR SHEPHERD IS ASKED B Y STATE on the completion o f its new City H all Sarasota Heights May E m m ie Part Sarasota At Election on July (» S \ RAN OTA, Fla,, June 21. __ \ i N r ■ of Hie city o f Sarasota and Mil* city o f Sara-ola Heights will go to l he polls on Wednesday. July ti to dclermino if the two corporations shall lie made into "lie municipality. ’I he two cities ■ve-e eoiisoliilated by an net at the last legislature provided the vot­ ers of the two cities confirmed the act. Under tho provisions of the act, Ha. charter of Sarasota Heights will i„. revoknl and tin* charter of the city ul Sarasota will inelude both cities and all titles, taxes, and all a.,sets o f the former city as well as the liabilities, shall full the charge of the latter. JAMES L. GILES, Mayor. J. G. MANUEL Orphanage Officials And Children Express Thanks For Big Picnic J. J. NEWELL J. II. SUTHERLAND F. W. FLETCHER Commissioners in a communication addressed to The Sanford llernhl, Rev. Smith flnrdis, superintendent o f tieI lorida Methodist Orphanage at Enterprise, expresses the appre­ ciation of himself us well as the thoughtfulness o f members of tho ijnnford Methodist Church through whose cITorts a delightful picnic was recently held on the orphan­ age grounds. “ We wish to convey our thanks to those who were responsible for holding the picnic nnd for the en­ joyable entertainment o f thu day.” Ruv. Hardin said. “ Wo also desire to express appreciation to the ' • fur the rolls which it furnished for the occasion,” . l- Juit |j- i 1 :*1*- __ \ �— itf* THE SANFORD HERALD > 'W J&f '- IPAT^1«NE24.1 92S. ~ - . ‘ •. r Greetings to the people o f Sanford and also to the city x vx I ft* *j r'i!P f - . • '~ - . administration, on the new city hall just completed. It is a beautiful building and sufficent to care for the needs of a rapidly growing muni• • » cipality. It shows the character of Sanford’s citizenship. It is an evi• ^ i* \ { Y* • • • . - ' • •* V 1* .1 •, i . donee of the sound and substantial way the city is being built. 4 14 • • y 4* «• » • *—» . We are particularly happy to have this beautiful structure, Sanford’s finest public building, located on property purchased from us and situated adjacent to our extensive holdings on the lakefront. v • 4h Those who selected the location for the new administration building of the city showed far sightedness and keen business judgment. " il' W H SC% V - * . ‘ Park Avenue near the lake, the yacht basin, the municipal pier, the new Dixie Highway, is destined to become one of the city’s finest business sections and with the developments which are certain to come to I„ % . . . that section o f the city, will become its most valuable property. ' l| J 4 • > V * * • ' »• • J, • * •. * ( I ‘ * . V* * O t ‘ ‘ 7 i t The officers of this company, which is heavily interested linanci•f f .* , i «« i ' . , f : *» ally in Sanford real estate wish to assure the city officials and the citi­ zens o f Sanford that they are most heartily in accord with all big development projects and will at all times be pleased to lend their cooperation and assistance in any way possible so that this city may be.J f. * < . ■ ' < » . • ‘ come a greater city and its people a more prosperous people. Improvement Company J. 1). HOOD, President S. A. WOOD, Vice-President C. I). LANDIS, Secretary «i*a u ttU B a a a a u a a *w «a M a M a a a u ttB A a » .l �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1925, Hie Sanford Herald Sanford’s New City Hall U h M ererr * n * n * M eseevt I n i i r at f u h t i rie tU a itared as Beeodd Class Matter, totter SI, t»l». at the Postotflcs iaaford. Florida under Act ot ire* 1, 1197. Today’s issue of The Herald contains an invitation to the public to attend the formal opening of the new city hall which takes place tomorrow. An interesting program has been prepared nnd many are looking forward, with pleasure, to an inspection tour of the new municipal building which M t L A X n u i j h a x ___.......... ra ttw H. HOWARD nftitti_______ lianas** has just been completed nnd concerning which many favor­ Pfcraa 149 able comments have been heard. I t l X « * * ill* A VM M As good as any in Florida, and far better than the average a c n s c n i m o x nATus municipal building, Sanford’H city hall would do credit to a One Year— IT 00 Sis Months,.„IS.tO tJellrered in City *»y Carrier, per city many times the size of this one. It is so constructed freak. ISu. Weekly Edition $1.00 per >ear. __________ as to care for the needs of the city government for many years to come, nnd everything possible has been arranged in SPECIAL rOTICKi AH obituary norms. r»ro, ot tnanas. resolutions order to provide sufficient space for huuuiing the business and nolle** ol enlertalnmenla where of the city as Sanford takes on larger proportions. rbargee are Made will be charged ft? at regular advertising rates. A better location could not have been secured on which to erect such a, building. Situated on Park Avenue near the MKMnril THE ASSOCIATED PnKSS Tbs Associated Press Is exelus- yacht basin, overlooking Lake Monroe, near the municipal tvsly entitled in the use for tre- pier, across the street from the county court house, and on nubllcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise cred­ the corner of the new boulevard which is to become the Dixie ited In this paper and alio ths lo­ cal news published herein. All rights Highway and ninin artery into the city, the new city build­ dlspstclt- ing could not have been more desirably located. The devel­ of repuhllcnllon ot speclsl dispatch •a herein are *l»o reaer-ed. opment of the section near the lake into a high class business WEDNESDAY, JUNK 21, 1925 district is certain to be rapid, and the foresight of those re­ sponsible for placing the new building on its present site is THE HERALD'S PLATFORM 1.— Deeper water route tu Jackson- to be highly commended. viile. Sanford is doing things in a big way. Nearly three mil­ Tr —Construction of St. Johns-In- lion dollars worth of public improvements is the record made dian River canal. а. —Extension of white way. by the city during the last two years. Thirty-one miles of 4.— Extension of local amusements. asphalt streets, a new golf course, a new municipal athletic — Swimming pool, tennis courts, field, extensive sewerage system, purchase of water anti gas etc. plants, construction of yacht basin, its bulkhending program, б. — Augmenting o f building its pro­development work, the new library and the new city hall gram -houses, hotels, apartment are just a few of the outstanding achievements of a busy ad­ houses. 8.— Extension of street paving pro* ministration. gram. As other developments take place in the life of the peo­ 7e—Uonst ruction of boulevard ple of this community, and ns private enterprises show around l,ake Monroe. growth and enlargement, and as the scope of activity of 8. —Completion of city beautifica­ various organizations becomes greater, the city itself keeps tion program. pace with the community and is accomplishing more than is 9. — Expansion of school system with provision for increased fa ­ usually accomplished by cities of this size. cilities. Sanford can well be proud of its new municipal building. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY It is a credit to the community and reflects n progressive peo­ THE PRINCE OF PEACE— Un- ple who are doing things in a big way. to us a child is born, unto us n son Tomorrow is a dny when congratulations should be freely is given; and the government shull passed around, to the city commissioners who authorized the be upon his shoulder; nnd his name shall bo called Wonderful, Coun­ building, to those officials who are to use the building, to sellor, The Mighty God. The ever­ those who had a part in the construction of it as well as to lasting Father, The PRINCE OF the taxpayers who pay for it. PEACE. Isaiah ix: 0. YOUTHFUL FAITH ---------------------- o---------------------- Coolidge Too Honest to Accept “ Degrees” As Brisbane Sees It THE NEWEST NATIO N AL SPORT NEW lum beryard They Found Him— Dead NVw York’* Boom. ..When? Coolidge Dislike* Rascals The Manque of Amroo By ARTHUR BRISBANE (CoprrlKlit 1915) vjhaFs twE SCORE TWY, old S ock . ? DON’T CROWD your children in their studies, don't allow well meaning teachers to crowd them if you enn help it. Education should be planned for the benefit of children, not for the o fo r y n f parents itru'-ilors. 1 M o u ld in g s iCO Lath Brick Lime Plaster QUICK T TO humiliate nn ambitious child is cruel, sometimes dangerous. A ml re W olf son, of Auburn, N. Y., a sensitive, ambitious boy, failed in his school examinations and wrote this little note: “ Folk.i. you will find me in the closet." They found him, dead. He had hanged himself. Nah|‘b R°Cl<Ph”"cr "™'<l DR. HARRIS. Deputy Police Commissioner managing New York Street traffic, says New York will have n population of 25,000,000, and besides double-decking streets, will be compelled to rush traffic at .'10 miles an hour. Frames and Screens Made to Order We will build your house Complete—or Furnish matt, rial Only V IC T I M SCDtZd CARD The Price Is Right HOWEVER FLYING machines mny solve tile problem nnd eventu­ ally break up the great cities abso­ lutely. Distend of having all the trades, shops, and industries crowded together, fast flying will make it possihte to scatter them. The great city of today may be­ come another gigantic “ desertoil village." But don't let that discourage you on real estate investments. Con­ ditions change slowly, /and one change is often olTset by another. When the steam car came along stngeeoaeh roads and Inns were neglected. Then came the auto­ mobile. Roads were built nnd wayside inns prospered ns never before. Then came prohibition, and tho inns collapsed, or turned bootlegger. WHEN WILL Now York have n real ©state boom? When New York’s boom, hitherto unknown, does come, look out for the finan­ cial fireworks. One section o f New York, tho Bronx, hns grown from 500,001) t<» 1,000,000 in five years. It will have at least 2,000,000 population in 1035. Every year the city adds about .'100,000 to its population— more than three times the ponnunent population o f Miami. Every year a great American city is tacked onto the biggest American city. The business done on one little is­ land, Manhattan, is terrific. If n “ boom" over strikes that island, where will prices g o ? Get your corner. SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. W, S, PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Tit© City A*M©MMin©i)t null submlttert to the K.iualUlna for approval op Momlav ] • » « M . at n ,v All persons tbslrlni; to h.,v, rrctloiiM made In regard tr, .h.,, property are required to file tlon with the t’ ltv t:i,,rk 1 Forth their ohUetlon- and ihVlaK reel lorn, they tl.-.nlr, ma,|.. on „r u. fore the day previous to tlo- ,ni 1fiM T of Ili«- Hoard. Ib It. 1*1111,1i‘K, t’ltV t'iprlt I*uhll*li June 21 nml null 1 MUCH TO DO. LITTLE DONE ASIIKVII.I.K CITIZEN lud; tun PrCM. V. . . . -i- , 1 Screen Wire Builders Hardware Dows Windows S J OftIHAP, A FINE PAY. I MISSED one Though, hh JO D G eP “ So much to do, so little done," worth of ultra-conservatism and said Cecil Rhodes as he lay dying, sane literalism. A firebrand in Calvin Coolidge knows the solid people of his country. lie his dream of it South African pol­ politics i.aKoilette was in large refused to accept honorary degrees from more than twenty itical and industrial empire not yet measure, but he lived to sec the American colleges in June of this year. He has spoken fulfilled. major portion of his original pro­ "There is a lot of work I could gram for wider bounds of demo­ Sweet modest flowers of spring, straight to the hearts of worth-while people everywhere; r.nd still do,” whispered Robert M. Da cratic government embodied into perhaps has given the kow-tow college something to think How fleet your balmy day! Folietto to his son when he realis­ law. Such men are bound to make about. And man’s brief life can bring, ed that the time had come for him everlasting war on the conservat­ No secondary May: to t|iiit his lung flight for a great­ ism, whether in politics or theol­ Mr. Coolidge has all the attainments that are recognized er empire o f democracy. ogy. What o f their dreams is in degrees bestowed for actual academic work. Very likely No earthly burst again, it would be hard to find two tested out in the crucible o f ex­ he could go into college class-rooms and stand examinations Of gladness out of gloom, found dross is men whose ambitions and methods perience and Find hop© nnd vision vain, that would qualify him for such recognition. Hut he is man is were farther part than the English thrown away; what persists Ungrateful to the tomb. enough to want to do just that, before he writes Ph.D., LL.D., imperialist and the American rad­ pure gold added to the sum o f hu­ ical who wns forever at war on the man wisdom. or any of the other string of titles that can be written after But ’tis an old belief, conservatism that would become Tho world is never just to the the name of any notable who has the requisite "pull” . That on sum© solemn shore, despotic but for the eternal pro­ non-conformist. It crucifies him Beyond tho sphere of grief, Some day the honorary degree conferred will mean abso­ MR. CURTIS, Washington cor tests of liberalism. But Rhodes, even while it turns its course in Dear friends shall meet .once lutely nothing, unless colleges get away from the practice of respondent says President Coolidge La I'ollette and all other men and tho direction, which he points. I more. conferring such degrees to curry favor of one kind or another will fight the oil reserve cases to women o f trrent dreams and in­ Time is just and the uncompromdomitable) .,mr,)"*':* purpose, conservative rccogIt would l)C»,ffrcat:ndvC!JiisinR*'Xttmt"ftirnnv,nTrTit®r.'Titr,1T>1ttn''t;nprinre--(!’mn-iramt<*vri«^n»H“l,mlu',,l''l wwsarvatlve i-fiijg MidiCTilf -.arc finnlly fina Bey wmWUm •ayWacu *>l 4 iron. „ . adieu I, the race, And sin undt fate's control, have the President of the United States travel to its campus m u rf*do<’” o0U little done." Helen© in endless’ prime, to accept a flpectnl sheep skm. It is also quite remunerative JriJ ;t tll n()llt V Nnvy «u fungible forms their ideal in- whether conservative or radical, Of body and of soul. fm* n college1 to have a generous millionaire conte to receive lands, or satisfied with the legal stitutiniis, social, industrial, polit most of us never feel tho spur to from its gracious trustees u gilded degree. theory that failure to trace bonds icai or religious, which they be­ be ut> and into the battle for what That creed I fain would keep, wo believe. Instead o f being op­ to have been given ns u lieve .will bless mankind. That hopo I'll not forego— But it isn't honest work. It is not honest to confer a re­ alleged latellcctually tho dreams of men pressed by the shortness of the brihe, rules out everything, in­ Eternal be the sleep, ward for great literary work, for instance, when great literary cluding the "little black ling” with for a better civilization arc sub­ time for action, the majority is Unless to weaken so! —John Gibson Lockhart. work has not been done by the candidate, it isn’t honest to the SI00.000 cash, paid, delivered, ject to the error of finite mind. seeking only more time for pur­ Emotionally men are led nstrry suing its own happiness. That, too offer a f’h.D. honor to a man who happens to have endowed and accepted. --------- o---------from th© oath of sound wisdom and may be part o f the cosmic plan Investing money in Florida real a college. If t^u? donor of such gifts to a college likes handles WITH WHAT authority the cor­ common sense. Morally men are for mankind that throws into all estate is saving it for a rainy day to hi:; name, by ,di menus invent some specially significant the prey o f human infirmities. Yet th© stronger light tho value o f the ---------- o--------one. Chill bis ‘ 'C.S."—College Savior—or something that respondent explains the President’s in the long run tho test of leader­ men who break ranks in the march Knocking doesn't get you any­ stands for the sincere friendship that backs its protestations intentions is not known. But ll ship in the march of map kind to­ of civilisation ami blaze out new is known that President Coolidge where, even an engine that knocks of willingness to serve with hard cash. is impatient with rascality, whole­ wards fairer fields o f life and en­ paths. It may lie a divine econ­ doesn't go very far. deavor is devotion to the early omy that places upon the minority It is to be hoped that the attitude taken by President sale or retail. Also it would show dreams --------- o--------o f doing some perpetual the task of being gadfly to the poor generalship for the Republi­ The only wuy aomtl people could Coolidge was publicly praised at the commencement exercises good in the earth before the little inert mass of human complacency; look down on the world would be lie failed to attend. The moral strength that induces a man can Party to place permanently in span o f lif© is swallowed up in si­ if all were radicals, civilization its record, and to carry firmly to go up in nn airplane. to refuse to accept “ something for nothing" is rare enough around its neck in 1P28, tl>e full lence— so far as human life is con­ would fly o ff at a tangent into --------- o---------cerned. chaos. But let youth in its days these days to receive special mention. weight of tile oil scandal. Today's beat laugh: “ It’s the de­ A man like Robert M. LaFol- of dreaming remember this: there ----------------------o---------------------- o tails that count,’ ’ sadly mooed tho lette is called a madman. Yet, is much to do nnd little time in THERE ISN’T any doubt as to whatever his defects, and he had which to do it. Whether radical HAVE A HOME, young man, and grow an inch every cow as the train ran over her tail. 09 percent of the people think plenty of them, he was spokesman or conservative, resolve to do ---------- o--------lime you enter your'front door.— Morristown Gazette ami what of that scandal. They call it an for those inarticulate hopes of the it. Whether radical or conservat­ ThoBO Chinese rioters ought to Mall. unusually daring piece of rascality, majority, n majority that often is ive, resolve to do something nnd o around singing, “ There’ll lie n and believed that those chiefly unable to distinguish between the do it. lot Time in Old Town Tonight." concerned ought In be in jail. And M Y FAVORITE STORIES they would be inclined to vote for | tty litVIN s . c o o n In different countries they do almost any kind of a Democrat, BE A GOOD SORT different things. In Arabia they if that Democrat would agree to ST. PETERSBURG TIMES tide the camels while in America Maeyln Arbuckle once dropped or. Why it is that in one family put them there— nnd if Repuhfi they smoko ’em. into a “ nickieodeun* oat in u Kan­ Uteri' will it© this difference, and cans whitewashed tho rascals. ---------- o---------- • sas town. This was in the earlier some will bo good ami somo will This is the time o f year and why not clean up, burn up the lit­ The government hns just issued duys o f motion pictures when it be evil, I know not. IN THE year of our Lord 035 the almost any hour tho time of day ter, taking car© to extinguished the “ Nevertheless, nnd to the con­ Arabian general Amroo conquered when every attractive shady nook fire before you leave, or collect a bulletin on Die nut crops of Die was customary to have an orator country which we might describe 1° elucidate tho subtler meanings trary notwithstanding we have here Egypt and became Governor of the close ami far from the highways th© refuse nnd curt it awny with of unreeling drama. the two good brothers a-setting in land, in the time of Omar. becomes the site of a picnic or you to a regular dump? as being "nutty". “ Wo have here," said the spea­ their humble cot. Dunkin' kind Surely after the pleasure you Omnr succeeded Mohammed as lunch party. Thanks to nature and in some have had out of a picnic spot, you How can Vice President Dawes ker, as he stationed himself along­ thoughts. Hut hark! Who is that Caliph and treated the Christians expect to keep the senate from side the bright spot on the sheet we see peerin’ in through the decently when he captured Jerus­ cases to kind-hearted owners, these would not intentionally want to talking too much when be sets and gave the signal to the opera­ window at them? alem and built the great Mosque spots are inviting, clean, tidy— mess it up for others because if tor in the balcony to start the film, "It is the evil brother, n wander­ of Omar on the site o f King Sol­ nnd so the picnic folks, whether everyone were that sort, the fas­ such n bud example? "the thrillin' story of the two good er on the face of the earth-3- in omon’s Temple. they toddle out o f a motor or trol­ cinating spot in which you lunched ---------- o----------brothers and tho one evil broth- short, u de-ril-ick." ley car, shout their pleasure at the Would not have beon attractive at The country’s dry forces are un­ AMROO, AS pious as Omnr, discovery and take possession. Too all. dergoing another shake-up. Let us built in Cairo to honor the name of often a few hours later these at­ Of course, if after dinner at hope that it means un immediate AN ARM Y OF GRADUATES Allah and .the glory of Moham­ tractive spots are a litter of lunch- home, you sweep tho plates on the shown down with the run runners. TAMPA TIMES boxes, plates, oiled-paper, egg -----------o---------med, the fine Mosque that hears floor, hurl the knives into the plusshells, sardine cans, and banana ter, or leave the food debris scathis name. Our Celery-Feds showed a revi­ Thousands of young men and j may have a career in law in mind Now the Egyptians, allowed to skins. tered over the table cloth, it is val of form yesterday and pounded women stand today on the threw-] and direct his education with that You see the point now, you care­ natural to carry such manners inboss their own country once more, three Tampa holders hard. The hold of their entrance into the ac­ to tho woods and opto the byways. onslaught Jgh caused the Smokers to tive lif© of th© nation. They have in view. Should he find himself twin rebuild tho MoVquo"o’f'Am'roo[ less or indilferent picnicker? a few years out of college nt „ m| offer cash prizes for tho best And so why not be a good sort? go up j in smoke in the tune of ten presumably finished their educa m Consideration for others is one tho head or a great manufacturing ibri.g plana. If nature or some person made of the finest of human nssots. to four. tian, at least so fur as unything plant, tie is not to consider his You can't replace such a mosque tho place attractive for you, why --------- o---------Rid up, ’ as the colloquia'fsf,, tho schools can give them, and years in college us wasted. They You m ust, not leave it attractive for others goes, nfter the picnic and be a Hurry Sinclair is allowed to keep are now anxious to step out in have contributed to broadening his with mere "plans." the1 Teupot Dome oil reserve nnd tho great worMr and take their mind, and will be an element in have back o f your building the fu­ who may follow ? In other words, good sort. now it seems after all the trouble chances with the rest in the great the success which he hopes to nt- ry, lire, and faith of those Moham­ It caused and tho prominent peo­ buttle of life. Their success or tain in the manufacturing field. medan Arabs that swept over Eu­ rope. “ ILLEGAL” OR “ IMMORAL ple it involved, it only caused the failure will depend largely upon He will find many occasions in life Better for self governing Egypt , MIAMI TRIBUNE downfall o f Albert Fall. the conscientiousness which th ey . when ho can use to udvuntugc the to build something modern, irriga­ ---------- 0---------- have shown in performing tho knowledge gained in his college tion plant, using Nile waters more W. F. Stovall, former editor an,I tasks placed before them. Some course. There is no knowledge efficiently, good public baths, or A judge in Brooklyn, N. Y., The bench and bar usually hold owner o f tho Tampa Tribune, rei­ of them will find to their surprise which can la* properly classified as even u skyscraper. There is noth­ where tho judicial output is very that it is every citizen's duty tu terates that ho will have no con­ and sorrow that th© prized diplo­ "useless". The time will certainly ing to b© gained by looking to the obey the law just because it is a nection with the new Tampa daily ma which they have achieved after come when its possession will find past, everything is in the future. large, refuses to apply bootlegging law, if for no other reason, and income to alimony purposes in a to be started soon but admit* tha* four yeurs of more or less arduous it of service arid be glad tliut he divorce case, anil explains his ac­ tiiut therefore nny *ict in contru** Im did make a gift of two hundred study is no open sesame to success. acquired it so many years ago. It volition of law is wrong and im­ end fifty thousand dollars to the It is an aid to b© sure in getting may have lain forgotten in the tion hi this interesting fashion: moral. Public opinion tends to Contemporary Comment." paper. Are we to infer that the a position, but it goes no further. darkest recesses of his mind for Bootlegging operations, he is take the same view, colonel U extraordinarily generous Holding the job will depend on th© years, only to bo called out and quoted ns saying, do not necessar­ A good argument could be made, or ore we to believe that gifts of zeal, intelligence, and activity of put to use when needed. Jazz has made tho latter “ z” feel ily involve moral turpitude, UI no doubt, on either side, the nega­ that sixe are made every day in the incumbent, A college educa­ There will be many failures and that it is o f some use in the ul- don’t think bootlegging is immoral, tive holding that there are "bail Tampa 7 tion is expected to equip the ap­ disappointments awaiting these pabet.— Rutland Herald. nnd I won’t say it's wrung. But laws” which need not be obeyed — — — o ----------------------plicant with these qualities but it young citizens in their future it is illegal, qnd l cannot fix uli- because they are bad. But ns re­ does not always do so, nmi if ho If a Bostonian Had Written It Picnic parties believe Noah had l many (in tne basis of income a gards the law in question, n ma­ fights for success with a cold nnd Mary possessed u diminutive ru- fails to measure up to the stand- unfeeling world. But it is worth more than two ants in the ark.—. man Is supposed to dorivo from jority o f Americans would proba­ minnnt quadruped o f thear<l in B>es© essential particulars, much to this vhl world to have Greenville Piedmont. an illegal source.’’ Outside the bly pronounce th© judge wrong genus OVIS; h© niust way to others who ‘ SUch an ur m> uf young cnUiusiaxand his opinion iminorul. courtroom he remarked: Its wool was snowy ss monum*n-J° This woqid be a stable world if tic umi patriotic citizens turned "I mean just what I said in court This, too. without contempt of tul alabaster; It is not ulwnys that the elnho- { loos® in our body politic each year. a man's f dth could be made us it isn’t wrongful or immoral to sell court. For the judge’s basic de­ And whithersoever the damsel rate plans made in college life Whether tboy succeed or foil they immovable as his prejudices.— liquor. Tho prohibition o f its sale cision is obviously sound, and tho ip wunder. work out its planned in college |must have a gcod influence on our Flint Duil| Journal. is simply a matter of statutory re­ collateral opinion he expresses on The chertyud creature was cer-daya. Environment and circum- political life. \\'e n tn at least striction, and does not involve a tho mural factor involved curries The Wji/fd "artistry” is confined moral question ut nil.’’ tain to promenade simultun-stances over which tho individual; wish them every success in mectno more sancity, nnd on more eoualy in the same direction.may have no control muy have to I ing their high aspirations, umi that to tho Writings of people who This is a curious and unexpect­ weight, thun the opinion o f any hnven^t nny artistry.— Blnghamp- ed position for — Miami Tribune. Jo with his future. An individual 1we do most heartily, to tuke.other intelligent person. When youthful faith hath fled, Of loving take thy leave; Be constant to the dead— The dead cannot deceive. A complete line of Cypress nnd Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish ..Seaside Inn ON THE OCEAN FRONT Overlooking tho New Pier nnd Dance Hall Daytona Beach Bathing t Fbhing Delicious Moderate Meals Hates Finest Dining Room Service on the Beach “ F R IE R S ” for Dinner UST a ’ whiff o f chicken trying — and^your appetite perks right up, no matter how hot the day. And when you fix it Southern style — with B orden’ s rich milk cooked in_.it’s better than ever. Another point about this:recipc,the trying is done well in ailvaJice ol serving time. Then the birds just simmer while you sition the porch! SoUTHEf.N F r i E D « C h ICKEN Cut into convenient pieces for fny-uigcwo tender young chickens, weighing about aK lb s. each. VVa>h auJ drain, but do not wive dry. Season with salt andl pepper and roll well in flour. Fry out enough bacomtxz make fat to fry chicken. Place the chideen in the hut fataoJ cook slow ly, until well bruwnetllon both sides.. As tbe pieces arc fried, r m o v c and keep hot. W h e n * all fried, return to tie saucepan and* pour over one cup Borden’ s Kvaporucd Milk diluted') with o n cd ia lf cup water. A dd m o c seasoning if necessary raid one tablespoonful indeed parsley. C ov er and isinimer slow ly on bark oi stove rtftrcti minutes. .Remove chicken to a hot plxxer and pu u rgrjvy around (dueken. Part butter may be used with bacon fat for f jyuig, J desired. *'B o r d e n 's comes in Iwo sizes; tall ( 16 o z .) and small O r d e r / r a n j Qu grocer's ty the halfdozen ormorecans. �•*V'V ________________ L cial Side of I * jpHONE:— Office 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEV. Society Editor. Social POPULAR WINTER HAVEN GIRL WEDS SIDNEY 0. CHASE JR. OF SANFORD Calendar Thursday John Leonardy will enter­ 'd,;U. s. w. V. Auxiliary of the camp with a *°Pnrtv at Daytona Beach. A . meeting will be called for Afternoon by tho president. 1 Truth Seekers Class will • their social meeting at Silver * ;n the afternoon. Husbands *tavited and guests are requestPJThrinir plnte. spoon and glass, h e Royal Neighbors will meet hie Hall over the Basket at 1 inVlock. All members are re- 'Jd to be present • R osam ond Radford will cn' jn the evening at her home [trench Avenue, honoring Miss ,ie Frank, a bride-elect of i SO. Friday Hiss Charlotto Smith will enterwith a shower Friday after. honoring Miss Gussie Frank, l^idMlcct of next week. CHRISTIAN CHURCH .syer and Conference Service be held at the home of Mr. Mrs. Richards, 202 Palmetto sue, Wednesday evening at 8 *k. Members are urged to ntthis service. H. S. Pond of Daytona Bench it Tuesday on business in Sanfilliam Walton, of Palatka, was siness visitor in Sanford TucsJr. and Mrs. Frank H. Scruggs upending a few days in SnnIrs. Harry WWsh left Tuesday fDetroit, Mich. Mr. Walsh will i her there in two weeks. Ir. and Mrs. I* E. Culpepper, Perry, nrrived Monday and are guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivor epper. 1* 0 . Rockwell leo.es Pel- for Towanda, Pa., where she join Mr. Rockwell. They will their future home there. „ . . , Eleanor Herring Is expectiturdny from New kork City ! she has been doing orchestra through the past winter.* h „ Lovely Bridge Party Is GivenByMiss Doudney HonoringMissShepard o fSMrey. S x},“ Se’oJrA S* ^ ntl 8on. l veil Pt tulle and lace, which was Monday evening at her home on w , , - M M& Om C U i ._nnl ,lr« ---. -- -. wu ui caugnt with orange blossoms. She aanforu and Miss Margaret Bar- earned a shower bouquet of white Park Avenue, Miss Abbie Doud­ clay Lane, youngest daughter of roses and valley lilies. She came Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lane, of Win- down the center aisle with her fa ­ ney entertained at bridge honoring ter Haven were married at 7:30 ther, who gave her in marriage. her low ly house guest. Miss Helen P- M.. in the Baptist Church at They were met at the altar, by the Shepherd, o f Ningra Falls, N. Y. >>inter Haven, June 20. The color scheme o f yellow and groom with his best man, Randall The church., which has been re­ Chase of Sanford. The pastor ol white was delightfully carried out cently remodeled, was decorated the church, Rev. Griffin, married in the decorations for which were with palms asparagus fern, pink them, according to the Episcopal used shasta daisies and golden zonradiance roses and many tall white Service. ias with fern. tapers. While the guests were as­ For high scores Miss Minnie A reception was held at “ Casa sembling, N. D. Cloward, brother- Juanita” on Iuike Mirror, the fu­ Porter Harria of Key West, was in-law of the bride, sang several ture home of the bride and groom, awarded n pair o f blue potter)' beautiful numbers. for the immediate relatives and'candle sticks with candles and C The ushers entered to the strains friends after which Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton Patterson was nwarded of the Bridal Chorus from Lohcn- Chase left in their car for North n late book. Miss Shepherd was gren and took their places in the Carolina. presented a lovely diary bound in chancel; they were Philip Griffin, Those attending from Sanford blue leather. The cut prize, cards, Herbert Rogers, John Hhnrp and included: Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase was awarded B. F. Whitncr, Jr. Henry Tilden. o f Winter Haven; and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. The hostess was assisted by her Frank Chase and B. F. Whitncr, Whitncr nnd family, Mr. nnd Mrs. mother, Mrs. Alexander Vaughn, in Jr., of Sanford. The brido was at­ B. F. Whitncr. Jr., Mrs. E. I). serving the dainty ice course, tended by her sister, Mrs. N. D. Mobley, Miss Marthn Fox, Mrs. A. which nlso carried out the color Cloward, ns matron-of-honor, who P. Connelly, Albert Connolly, Mrs. scheme. There were five tables w’ns gowned in gray georgette Dean Turner, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. G. o f players. fashioned over pink; with this she Herrin?. Miss Doudney, Miss Verwore n large gray hat and carried nay, John McKee, Caruthers Hut TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKHMl pink radiance roses. Little Miss cheson, nlso J. C. Chase, of Jack Notice Is hereby g iv e n that the Patricia Cloward, the tiny neice of sonville; Miss Minnie Porter liarthe bride, carried a basket of pink ris, of Key West; Miss Helen nlilo J. O. Sharon. C o u n ty J u ilgc In flowers. . ____ _ Shepherd, o f Noagra FnUs, N. Y., ami fur Semin ole C o u n.ty. .. . Florida, o r letters o f final d is c h a r g e as A d ­ The bride wore white satin with nnd Miss Agnes Edwards, of Wash­ fminis tratrix o f the esta te of H o w ­ pearl embroidery, entrain, with a ington, I>. C. ard t*. I.yman. deceased, nml that i Secretary o f War Weeks wns nt MISS SPENCER IS ENTERTAINED BY ? department. EPWORTH LEAGUE | In 1830 the state o f Florida np- P erson als -------- TELEPHONE:— R ea. 4 2 8 -J . DRAIN TILE AND SEWER PIPE 4 . Now is the time to tile your farm •to * We are headquarters for Tile and Sewer Pipe ? ftti Our prices will save you money she will present her fin al a c c o u n ts on said date. MHS. KM SI A A. I.YMAN. Adm in istra trix , Future o f H ow ard U. L ym an . D eceased (H EAL) u Earle T. Field * peared in the United Stntcs census The Epworth League delightful­ for the first time. According to ly entertained with a miscellaneous statisticians, the state has in­ IIKAI. K S T A T K - I X V I ’. I T X R X T S for Miss Carojyn Spencer, bride- creased in population more rapidly L obb y I’ u lo s t o n - ll r u m l s y Hldg. elect of June .TO, at the home of than the country as a whole during Hanford F lor id a Miss Selma Thornlcy on Tuesday every decade since. evening. The rooms were artistically dec­ orated for the occasion with a quantity of asparagus and potted fern, bamboo nnd garden flowers. Miss Spencer attired in a becom­ ing gown of cronm embroidered net over lavender baronette satin entered to the strains of Lohen­ grin’s wedding march nnd was Steel Upright Filing Cabinets seated in the bride’s chair, which was fashioned in white, banked in potted ferns nnd enclosed in an arch entwined with asparagus ferns nnd red roses and bearing the letters “ Rcdfern." An interesting progrnm follow- m Chase & Company SANFORD, FLORIDA. Everything for the Grower and Shipper SUnequaled a n d f a s Q o f Herndon; rending. “ Engaged,” by Miss Virginia Jinkins; piano solo, Miss Clifford Shinholser; reading. “ Married,” by Miss Edw. S. Ward; solo, "I Love You Truly," by Miss j J1Iie Uuth Spencer; rending, "Up Tho Ais|c » t,y Miss Llllinn Thornj &jU9jc wns furnished through.... 'A . -----w.. u uby. ri,«.i,.nn out the evening Miss Charlotte r. rlSmith.' * * many friends o f Mrs. En"urlette will be glad to know ihe ia slightly' better Tuesday’ , Curlette has been very ill at rernald-Eoughton Hospital for fast week. is Helen Vernay will have I. ____ ( I m i m » t t re of0 itho Story Hour nt the iry next Saturday at 10 o ’. Ijist week a very successprogram was given by Miss red Holly, 32 being present, e who assisted were Richard h. Mary Rumley, Ruby Came!, ,c Hudson. Catherine Hollins, erinc Miller and Hnzol Sas- At conc|U9ion o f the proJcrnm jltt|e Mary Wyatte RntqUecn 0f hearts, and Mnster Da|e Edwin Ward, ns Cupid cntcrej followed by a “ miniature "Packard ■ 1 coupe - driven by little Miss Lucille The ear wns LUCIIIO Thornley. in orn iey. urc m i laden with many lovely nml use»fn!i gifts ! _lA .1. were Mr* npresented v n a n n l m l Ito n whVh the bride-elect. After the opening of the pack­ age a delicious salad course was served to <10 guests. Much praise is due Miss Virginin Jinkins, chairman of the deco­ rating nnd progrnm committee ami Miss Ethel Tillis, chairman of the refreshment committee for the suc­ cess of the evening. other o f Sanford Rev. 0. 0. Eckardt To [an Dies on Tuesday Speak In Upsala :. and Mrs. Fred S. Daiger of Church Sunday ord left this morning for pa where they will attend the d services of Mr. Daiger'.* ler, Frank Daiger, who died day in Washington, D. C. ic body of Mr. Frank Raiger, understood, has been shipped smpn, the home of his parents burial. Rev. O. O. Eckhardt of Pierson will prcnch two sermons at the “ Old Sweedes Church,, at Upsala next Sunday, June 28. The morning service at 11 o’clock will be in the Swedish lan­ guage and at 7:30 p.m. the sermon as usual will l*e in English. An invitation is extended to ev­ erybody who enn understand Swed­ ish to nttend the morning service nnd everybody living at tho “ west end” of Sanford is invited to at­ tend the evening service. All who have attended these meetings know that they nre fine meetings. Rev. Eckhardt is a speaker with a world wide experience, having been n missionary in India for 10 years. V SPLENDID FEELING at tired, half-sick, discouragselinic caused by a torpid livnd constipated bowels can bo sn rid of with surprisng iptness by using Herbine. Vou its boneficinl effect with tho dose as its purifying nnd regng effect is thorough nnd com•_ it not only drives out bile impurites but it imparts a 1<1id feeling o f exhilaration, There nre 64,861 square miles in •gth, vim and buoyancy of tv Price 60c. Sold by Lun- the state of Florida of which 3,806 square miles is composed of lakes Drug Store. and rivers. With the exception of Georgia, Florida is the Ingest state cast of tho Mississippi river. Tt»- Even tho slightest presof clothes is unbearable, when that scorching sun gets in ‘ Work, bathe and bandage the burned skin with L1CARBO. lakes out the pain at once. The day a slap on the back will a smile instead o f a cry of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBaBBBBaBBBaBBaBaaBBaBBBaaaaaaBBaBBBaBBaBBBBBBBaBaaaaaa| ■ COLEMAN’S WE EXTEND Our Congratulations And Colored Goods City Hall L4 j : Small checks and stripes Jersey cloth. flesh, orchid, pink and blue. J White, .r>0c per yard Oldest Ileal Kalatu Firm in Sanford Established 1906 We Specialize in Fire Insurance of growth manifested by the demand for the hand­ UCARHO takes the burn out of “burn. Sold by all druggist. some new home just completed by the city. IS * 1 il- a < Jap Nainsook, .’16 to .’19 inches wide. Soft finish. White and flesh. ig ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ t• • ■> •• •> •• ■► S :: ■ ■ «•• * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ <> •' ■ f S t ■ *» With the public at large we rejoice at the evidence •S s • Nansook W. J. Thigpen & Co. «n. !< ___________ 45c per yard lA>ng Cloth English Nainsook 39 inches wide, sheer, white and flesh. 36 inches wide, 10 yard holts. quality. m Soft, extra good 20 per yard 35c per yard :: 8 Lingettc Colored Voiles Fine sheer quality, all shades. Guaranteed fast. •10 inches wide. 36 inches wide, plain and hemstitched. flesh, orchid, and peach. White, 75c and 85c per yard 75c and $1.00 per yard Baronet Satins Nu-Sylk Just the cloth for slips. 40 inches wide. All shades. Small rosebud design on white grounds. Guar­ anteed permanent finish for underwear. $1.00 per yard $1.65 per yard Checked Pongee City O ffice Closed Wednesday account of moving to New Hall,, the office of the Manager, City Clerk and Tax Collector will be e<l all day Wednesday, e 24th. f f y Jjj Ue opened for business Htursday morning ut New City Hall. X ’( p ID 5 T i c 5 Lingerie Cloth on the completion o f the magnificent SUNBURN 'V. R. WILLIAMS, CityvMnMifrcr. ! It is our desire to continue an active part in the up­ Tan, all silk pongee with blue and green building of the city and hereby pledge our service to : that end. ■ ■ 32 inches wide fast colors. $1.00 per yard 8 8 :: ■ ■ DuBose & Holler The Y ow ell Com pany ■ �' ~r -* *1 I. f. I ' f’* ■ . *•r..-, . .. v'; i V - _______ SAINTS WIN 2ND NEW YORK SPLITS MACKMEN RALLY How They Stand S tr aig h t g a m e TWIN BILL W ITH AND DEFEAT SOX Florida State League FROM LAKELAND BROOKLYNTEAM BY SCORE OF 3 TO 2 oM* / / o i 4 Nine Heetic Innings Sends FIntbush Crew Wins First Athletics Turn Loss Into National First One And Then Other And Drops Second; I>.,A.. Victory an Ninth inning; In Lead; Squeeze Play is Senators Pound New York Again Defeated by Cubs; New Y o r k ........... Responsible For Victory • I’ hillics Heat Braves Twice Hurlers Hard and Win 8-1 Pittsburg ............. ST. PETERSBURG, June 24— The Lakeland H i g h l a n d e r s dropped the second name of the series to the Saints here Tues­ day nftcr nine hectic innings, the Blockmen finally winning by 7 to fl. LAKELAND AB R II PO A E .2 1 0 3 0 4 Dumas, If Buckley. 2b .. .. .3 l 0 1 4 0 Surface, rf .. . .3 0 0 2 0 1) Luther, rf .. .. .2 0 2 I 0 0 Bracier, cf .. .. .5 1 1 0 0 (1 Welch, a s ........ .5 0 0 2 3 1 T.Edwnrds, lb . 4 1 2 14 0 0 4 0 3 0 1 1 Ponder. 3b P. Doyle, c .. .. ..3 o 0 1 2 (1 Craig, p .. .. „ .4 0 0 0 4 0 NEW YORK. June 24.— After dropping the opener of a double header to the Robins Tuesday 8 to G, the Giants won the second game by the same count, 8 to 5. Score by innings: B ro o k ly n .......... 400 200 020-8-1.1-1 New Y o r k ........ 022 000 010-G- 0-0 Vance and DeBerry; Wisner, Bentley and Gowdy. Second Game ...Score hy innings: ........ ........... Brooklyn ..........001 310 000-5-10-5 New York .. 100 032 20x-8 12-1 Ehrhnrdt, Green and Taylor; McQuillan, Dean and Gowdy, League Won Lost Pet.; .37 23 .617 ..33 22 .6001 C incinnati............ .31 29 .617 PHILADELPHIA, June 24— Brooklyn .............. .31 30 .508 After being blanked for eight in­ £t. Louis ............. .29 31 .483 nings the Athletics made a rally C h icn g o............ . .29 34 .400 in the ninth nnd scored three runs Philadelphia .. .. .. 26 33 .441 to bent Boston, 3 to 2. B o s to n .................. .22 36 .379 Score by innings: Boston ............... 000 000 110-2-0-3 American League Phila.................... 000 000 003-2-8-1 Won Lost Pet. I Batteries: Quinn nnd Pincinich; Philadelphia..............41 19 .083 | Rommell, Harris and Cochrane. W ashington.............. 40 21 .650 | Chicngo ....................31 I 29 .517 St. L ou is....................30 34 .469 Senators 8, Yanks 1 .461) WASHINGTON, Juno 24— The D e tro it.......................30 34 .408 Senators batted an 8 to 1 victory D e tr o it.......................29 33 33 .450 over the Yankees Tuesday, rallies Cleveland ................. 27 .410 in the seventh nnd eighth innings New Y o r k ................. 25 3fl Boston ...................... 22 40 •J5*> netting seven runs. Score by innings: Southern Association New Y ork;.........000 100 000-1- C-0 Won Lost Pet. Washington .. . 001 000 25x-8-l l-0 .636 Batteries: Shocker and Ben- New O rle a n s.......... 42 A tla n ta .....................39 .542 gough; Reuther, Marherry and Chattanooga „ „ .. 35 .500 Ruel. N ashville..................34 .500 Birmingham ............32 .476 The manufacture o f rnw sugar M ob ile ............ ... .. ..33 .471 in Florida dates ns far back ns M em phis.................. 34 .466 the sixteenth century when it was Little Rock ............. 28 .412 first introduced here from the West Indies. Drainer! swamp land The city nf Tampa has 175 cigar produce from 15 to 20 tons of cane factories within its territory. Thu to the acre, says an agriculture average weekly payroll of these bulletin, which makes around 2,500 factories is $360,000, of which to 3,600 pounds of granulntcd su­ $250,000 is pny for the cigar mak­ gar. ers alone. PhillicK Win Twin BOSTON, June 24.— Philadel­ phia took both games of a double header from the Boston Braves Tuesday by scores of 7 to 3 and 9 to 7. Score by innings: Phila. .. .. .. 205 000 000-7-0-1 Boston .. . 000 001 020-3*9-2 Ring and Wilson; Barnes, Marguard and Gibson. Second Game Score by innings: Phila................... 102 001 032-9-10-1 B oston........... 000 010 003-7-11-2 T o t a ls ................. 30 7 10 27 13 4 Carlson, Couch and Henline; Gra­ Score by innings: ham, Ryan, Gencwich and Gibson. Lakeland ..................001 100 400-0 St. Petersburg........ 000 023 llx -7 Cubs Win Again Summary: Two base hits— Al­ .CHICAGO, June 24.—Chicago len, Barnes, Luther. Stolen bases made it two straight from Cincin­ — Mcssner, S. Doyle, Hewitt, Du­ nati Tuesday by winning fl to 5. mas. Sacrifices—Alien, Hernan­ Carl Mays made Ids first appear­ dez, Besse, B. Edwards, Hewitt, ance o f the season on the mound Buckley. Double play— Mcssner to for Cincinnati, when he replaced g Barnes. Left on base— Lakeland Donohue in Ihe seventh inning. H, St. Petersburg 8. Bases on The next inning he was batted out ! bails— off Crnlgl, Hewitt 4, Ed­ of the box when Chicago put over wards!. Struck out—by Craig 1, the winning run. Score by innings: Hewitt 4, Edwards 1, Morris t. H its -o ff Hewitt 3 in fl 2-3 in­ Cincinnati.........000 320 000-5-10-1 nings, Edwards 4 in 1 2-3, Morris C h ica g o............200 011 1 lx-G-14-0 0 in 2-3. Passed ball— Doyle Donohue, Mays and Krueger; Umpire— Ross. Time 1:40, Cooper and Gonzalez. T o ta ls ............... AB ST. PETE. Allen, s s ......... .4 Mcssner, 2b .. 4 S. Doyle, 3b .. .4 Shannon, If „ . . 1 Blown, cf „ .. «> Hernandez, rf .. 3 Barnes, lb . .4 Besse, c ........... .3 Hewitt, p .. .. .. .2 B.Edwards, p .. .0 Morris, p .. .. .0 6 It 0 0 l 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 1) 7 H 1 0 1 (I 1 2 2 2 1 0 0 24 :14 PO A 0 3 5 3 0 l 1 0. 1 0 oa* 0 8 1 8 1 2 2 1) 1 0 1 2 E O *0 1 1) 0 0 (I 6 1 0 0 jj \ iik S f ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 100 Feet ON SANFORD AVENUE C r e d it I ‘ SPEND f ? t ■ A t I' A ct as a “ stepping stone” to greater achievements in J -jr -i # ,* our city governm ent and greater progress and and development o f our city / . ' . * We wish to extend , ^ ■ r ' V f T ^4. a , Our Heartiest Congratulations j* r. m - J. H . FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS. s s o c ia t io n ? * F MONEY I 3 'X WHOSE WILL YOU $70.00 Per Foot ' a n f o r d 5 jI Thirty-one Acres on Lake lit a Real Bargain Twenty-two thousand Acres with twenty miles water front. $35.00 Per Acre 1 A F F I L I A T E D W IT H T . <•; May The Completion O f Won Lost Pet. T a m p a ............... .. ..0 1 .857 Lakeland .......... .. . 8 2 .750 St. Petersburg .. _ .2 0 .250 Sanford .............. r -1 0 .143 * 1kI , ___ E. F. L A N E REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Rhone 1)5 First National Bank Building. Sales Force: Misa Ilclon I Wage, Air. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. 5 5 ■■ l Wright, W arlow and Company ■ ■ Are Now Receiving Application For Vacation time is here. Thousands o f our citizens are planning for their yearly rest periods and fun-time. Hundreds o f thousands o f dollars will he expended hy vacationists all over the United States, and it is as it should be. L t . . . . ( Insures f M M "-p#* First Mortgage Loans on improved IIumneHH and Residential Property in Sanford mm But whose money will YOU spend ■ g r this year? W ill it he your own, or will S S [Sit be money you justly owe Sanford | « ! (merchants that has been allowed to ■ j | Ibecome long-past due? Funds immediately available subject to title examination. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS a SEE DuBOSE ANI) HOLLER 112 Park Avenue Every man, woman and child is entitled to a rest period, a vacation. But every man who is a man should see to it that he pays his own way. Before you start out THIS year, make SOME KIND o f arrangem ents to meet your bills promptly, when due. Allen & Brent ■ ■ ■ ■ Real Estate Auction Sales. ■ ■ ■ ■ s ■ Let us sell your property We are permanently located in Sanford ■ ■ OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS ■ ■ It’s never uphill to the man on the level* - fee. AT AUCTION ■ However badly you need a rest, 5 c can you, with a clear conscience, 5 | spend a large sum that would go a n S long way toward settling up those old 5 if accounts, leaving your merchant friend here to “ hold the hag.” •I : We guarantee Satisfaction. If you have Property you want sold— List it with us and kiss it good-bye. ALLEN ANI) BRENT 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. Your m otor oil should he changed every 500 miles. Crown Gasoline is always the same— uniformly good from Ihe first drop to the last. CROWN GASOLINE ■ ■ to your p ■ A F F IL IA T E D W IT H T im S a n f o r d G r k p it A s s o c i a t i o n �T T l 'foreigntrade LARGE IN 1924 [Veters? for Lost Year Passes All Previous Records, But This Year Gives Promise Breaking That o f AH Time Trend o f Trade Is Steadily Upward {Farrell Says War Stimulated Activities and Injected The Fluctuation Element SEATTLE, June 24.— While the I foreign trade o f the Uhitcd States |last year passed all previous r e ,|«nis in volume, this year Rives misc of exceeding it, James A Tell, president o f the United I Staten Steel Corporation, told the National Foreign Trade conven­ tion today. Mr. Farrell nlso is |thair of the National Foreign Trade 1Conned. The volume o f Amcrlcnn exports and imports for the calendar year \n\. Mr. Farrell said, was 93,1J60,000 long tons and the aggroIfite value was more than $8,200,000,000. To give an idea of the magnitude o f the volume he said that if the tonnage could be handltd in a day through any one port it would require n fifty-car freight train every seven minutes during the entire 24 hours to clenr the |desks. “The figures for our foreign Itrade for 1924,” the speaker con­ tinued, "represent n growth o f pro­ duction, and enterprise in thn I United States that is enuse for latisfaction. It was very nearly I double that for 1913, the last year [before the war, whether measured by value or quality. The war stim­ ulated activities and injected nn [dement o f violent fluctuations, with a period o f apparent, but ficjtitious, increase, from which, I think it is safe to say, wc have how recovered, so that the growth ihown in the last three years may le compared, with reason, to the development during the ten year period prior to the war.” Mr. Farrell expressed the view [that the foreign trade trend was Ifavnrnblo nnd steadily upward, but [that there are hound to be fluetulltions which will affect, more or |h» seriously various factors of it. [General speaking, he said, we have |the productive capacity in this |country to enable Us to maintain U considerably larger overseas |commerce than we now enjoy, [which is one of the chief factors [influencing us toward foreign Itrade. "If we are to hnve our productive aoacity occupied, said Mr. Far(II, “ we must bo able to sell sub[itantially all we produce at fairly K International { C & > - " - r ; r e al , o t b l T c i u n f u ^ n devices, in the utilisation of every possible improvement in facility for production and economy* overseas distribution. “ We can produce, we can sell, and we have done fairly well in meeting foreign petition tVeM in periods, like the present, of ex­ ceptional severity. Neither we nor any other people can sell if we cannot find markets which have the power to buy. That is one respect in which the American ex­ porting manufacturer has advan­ tage over all others. He has a market of enormous capacity at home, almost always capable of ab­ sorbing the chief part of his out­ put, jthereby enabling him to re­ duce unit cost through increased production. The constantly mount­ ing sums spent yearly in this country for luxuries, and trivialities, testify to the extraordinarily rapid increase of wealth here. Rased on this home market our manufac­ turers are well justified in looking nhr.inji ----- Rejoices With Friends Over New City Hall Hotting our share. Such in b £ f is the situation facing our foreign "W e rcjoico with our friends," trade, it is one of hopefulness ami assert officials o f the Sominolo we should look forward to it os an increasing ctcmunt in the prosperi­ County Rank, "in the completion ty of our country." of Sanford’s news city hall, which wc believe to bo the finest In the t y state. Sanford n e n n l e hnvp n right Hill T.umber Coir. nH“o r*V to feel happy and prosperous. Furnishes Plaster and Where is there a city in Florida with finer people and a more pro­ Cement for City Hall gressive spirit t ” The Seminole County Rank was organized a number of years ago The Hill Lumber Company, home and at first had only two regular of “ Zip Service” in tills city for employees in charge. It hns kept lumber nnd building materials, fur­ pace with the growth of Sanford nished the plaster and cement used nnd is now the second largest in the construction of Sanford’s banking institution in this city. new municipal hall. Officials of the bank declare In a statement to the public, of­ that co-oporntion is the secret of ficials of the company announce Sanford’s success nnd ns long ns that they sell only the best qunl- “ this spirit continues we may look itv lumber and building materials. for even greater days." Mayor “ We are proud to have taken such Forrest Lake is president o f the an important part in the building institution. of Sanford's new city hall.” they said. Halverson Furnishes The Hill Lumber Company has l" * » 1- « W . n » her. for m «n , Paint For City Hall years at its present location. During the past few months contracts All paints, varnishes and inter­ have been awarded for new build­ ior and exterior stain for the new ings to house the materials nnd city hall were furnished by the offices of tho company in n less Sanford Paint nnd Wall Paper thickly populated section of the Company o f this city. The store city. Construction of these build­ o f the compnny is lorntcd in the ings is now well under way. Wclakn Building on First Street It is believed thnt with the fa­ H. A. Hnlverson, owner o f the cilities offered by the new plant, paint store, hns announced that even better service may be given he hns a complete line of high the people of Sanford thnn dur­ grade paints, stains, varnishes, knling past years. somines, oils nnd brushes. The store nlso carries in stock a large An average of one car o f fruit variety o f wall paper. Informa­ every four and one half minutes tion nnd advice in nil kinds of dec­ in the year is shipped by the cit­ orating is given free, it is an­ nounced. rus fruit growers in the state. of which will enable them to pro­ duce more than they can expect to sell at home. Naturally they seek first for those foreign mar­ kets to which their products are likely to appeal, and which have the buying power to take them. In most cases Europe has been our chief foreign buyer. “ There is nn impression widely prevalent nmong Americans, that Europe has been a purchaser only of our raw materials, but even a casual examination o f the detailed government reports will show that Europe is a heavy purchaser of n grent range of manufactured ar­ ticles and luxuries, as well ns o f raw materials nnd agricultural products. "Europe will in the nature of V*l things regain a portion of her ■ former trade in neutral markets as ■ soon as industry becomes recon­ ■ ■ structed in the nations of that continent. “ Europe is steadily growing into a better condition. The Itussinn experiment with communism is still slowly working out its disas­ trous course, but in practically nil other countries, with the possible exception of Great Britain, where unemployment continues to be n serious problem, the improvement is marked. In Italy, France, Bel­ 104 ft. Corner Lot at $110.00 per front foot. gium and Germany, unemployment is practically negligible. 50 ft. at $125.00 per front foot “ The elements which enter of necessity into consideration of the immediate future of our foreign trade are numerous," snitl Mr. Far­ ■ rell in conclusion, “ but when we 0 11 1 ft. at $150 per front fool. hear, as we not infrequently do in ■ * these days, one or another of our 0 friends or associates speaking of ■ 0 depression in foreign trade, it i& ij well to consider whether he is voic­ ing a personal for a common feel­ ing, whether he is describing an individual or a general condition. . "In the long view, however, I 2102 First St. .--.VJLl.: Realtors. think we have ninny reasons for confidence. Chief among them is the fact that the whole world is iiiu a In the completion of Sanford’s new Municipal Building the city government has added another notable achievement to its steadily 1 increasing list o f things well done. Sanford has a city hall, modern i ‘1 in every respect, and one bringing great credit to this prosperous and progressive city. Few cities in Florida, if any, have as fine public buildings as Sanford. Our city is accomplishing great things in this day o f develop­ ment With the building o f public buildings, the erection o f new churches, the construction o f business blocks, the paving o f many miles o f asphalt streets, the bulkheading o f the lake, and many other worth while and far reaching projects, Sanford is showing the way to many other Florida communities. We Have Three Bargains On i Sanford Avenue And while the city is doing great things, there are other forces at work also striving to bring to Sanford the approval o f the pub­ lic. W c have in mind the development o f property, the laying out o f high class residential areas, the building o f parks, and in gener­ al the carrying on of a constructive program on the part o f realty i\ developers. *tti Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. Sanford r-t The development work at Fort Mellon is steadily going ahead. S 0 0000000 IU ■< g Great surprise has been manifested on the part o f residents* who have driven over the new streets in that development. I Sidewalks have been put down, and as quickly as the landscape men can get to it the beautification program will bo gotten under way. Pine Heights is growing to be the class residences. We Welcome Our New Neighbors logical location for high 1*;! Persons who desire to live in the southern section o f the city are purchasing homesites in this subdivision which lies within convenient reach of the city and in line with rapid develop­ ment. < El Both o f these properties are being developed by the Fort Mellon Development Company, and while nearly all of the lots in the first On the completion o f the new msaonic temple we secured office space on the first floor and move our busi­ ness to that location. To a certain extent we were pio­ neers in the real estate business in that part o f the city, which used to be o ff the beaten line o f travel. 9. m section o f Fort Mellon have been sold, there still remain a few that are available. We arc not pushing the sale of lots in Pine Heights but are always willing to assist those desiring to live in this part of the city, in the selection o f a most desirable location for their homes. $ Conditions have changed a great deal and wc feel Sanford property is daily becoming more valuable. Such de­ now that we have a right to welcome into the new busi­ ness section, on Park Avenue near the lake, the city go\ - velopments as the building o f new public buildings add greatly to ernment and all those who come this way. the value o f real estate in this city, and this company could not allow if. / • , , * * '*. • 14 W c shall be glad to have you call to see us tomorrow or any other time you happen by. the opportunity to pass, without extending its congratulations and best wishes to those who have been instrumental in bringing to San­ ford such a fine municipal building*. , 1 ■ Haggard & Company REAL e s t a t e in v e s t m e n t First Floor, Masonic Temple, Sanford, Florida. Fort Mellon Development Company , } �HEs*- tho Milano Theater on Mngnolia Avenue. W. S'. Coleman,_owner o f the shop, personally supervised the In­ stallation o f the new city hall equipment which included chairs, desks, tables, file cabinets and oth­ er office supplies. Th** Coleman G ift and Station­ ery Shop has hecn located In Snnford for the pnst two years. Tho volume o f business, it is declared, has grown considerably during the past, several months and now art­ icles nnd lines o f goods have been added from time to time. Books, current magazines, stationery, o f­ O iucp equipment and fixtures fice equipment and ail kinds of for the new city hall which will be gifts, tokens nnd the like may be secured there. form ally opened Thursday were furnished by the Coleman Gift and Stationery Shop. Any kind SturdyBoat Celebrates o f office and executive equipment, Long Useful Career it is understood, may itc secured through this firm, which is loca­ SOUTHAMPTON, June 21.— ted in the Bishop building, south of The little ketch Bee, built 121 For Immigration A d vocated By Secretary Labor Davis WASHINGTON, Juno 24.— Re­ vision o f the new immigration law to provide a selective system for for bringing immigrants to the country will bo sought at the next session of Congress by Secretary Davis o f the Labor Department, who ti»<» e,".,r imtn!* gration questions. Chief among the changes pro­ posed will be one in connection with the contrnct labor provisions of the law, under which aliens arc not permitted to come to this country at present if they have promise or contract for employ­ ment after reaching theje shoreJ. This provision, in the view of Secretary Davis, attaches a max­ imum risk to emigration from other countries, and discourages from coming here the class of im­ migrants most desirable to this country. He believes that the hard-working, substantial type of Immigrant who has n family to support is almost barred under E$r.'the present law because is he comes here he must do so blindly, with no assurance that he niny have employment after arriving. If such nliens were given nssurnnce o f work before leaving their home-lands, the secretary believes that under proper supervision, such n plan would induce a higher type of foreigner to take up citizenship here. American labor, however, the K. secretary insists, must be given f com pete protection, work being offered to prospective immigrants only nftrr it is found that there is no available American labor for the places to be filled. It is to this end that the secre­ tary propose to maintnin agents of the immigration bureau abroad, Kti much after the method o f main­ taining commercial attaches in foreign lands, Thlzo agents would lie kept ad­ vised. under the secretary’ plan, of the labor needs of industry in this country, and from the list o f pros­ pective immigrants in the hands of thr immigruntion attache, the hast available men abroad would he picked and brought to this coun­ try. T in plan contemplates re­ moval of the alien’s entire family, which in itself, the secretary feels, would remove one o f the greatest evils o f the present system, the effect of which requires the alien to come hers and find employment before sending abroad for the re­ R.. mainder o f his family; One o f the greatest advances the secretary believes possible un­ v der the present law was made rereally when agents of the State, Treasury and Labor departments were sent abroad to establish in the Irish Free State and inter, if )>ossihic, in other countries, a sys­ tem of inspection and examination of aliens abroad. This system, \ma combined with a system of select­ ing immigrants abroad, Secretary Davis feels, would remove thn two i greo*e:*t problems o f the immi­ gration bureau. Coleman Gift Shop Furnishes City Hall Office Equipment •» \\ A * , L ti -t SA - Stewart— Shadowlnwn Apart­ ment to have 18,000 addition. f D 0 D E E B r d t H E R 5 N E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N V. ARCHITECT First National Bank - Sanford Its popularity is thoroughly understood when you consider these facts: Five ndult passengers arc accommodated in genuine comfort. Dodge Brothers standard power plant, chassis and underslung spring equipment arc Coach features. Observation of the finish, fittings and design will reveal Bp » uthampton and Newport on the Isle of Wight, completed recently her 38,000th crossing o f the Solent channel. The Bee be­ gan her sea duty in 1801 and la ono o f the very few ships remain­ ing from whose decks men wit­ nessed a British naval victory at sea with Nelson on board. Dur­ ing one period of her career she was commanded for 48 years by the same captain. « Tho Bee has been on the Islo o f W i"ht run virtually all of her ex ­ istence up to the present time and, according to member* o f her !«yel crew, she Is good for many years yet to come. The little craft has carried more than 500,000 tons o f cargo between the mainland and the isle o f Wight, covering some­ thing like 500,000 miles, although tho distance between Newport and Southampton is but 18 miles. no departure from Dodge Brothers most ex­ acting practice in these deportments. I. VV. Phillips’ Sons DOMiE SERVICE Corner Oak Ave and 2 nd Si. POWER BOAT CLUB REA L ESTATE FORT MYERS. June 24.—The Fort Myers Power Boat Club hns been organized nnd in to become a ffili-L ! »ilh the Florida Cower Boat Association, it has been an­ nounced here. F. E. Demurest, preaidi nt of the state association, with he.idquarterj in St. Peters­ burg. has written n letter o f con­ gratulations to E. A. Bischof, sec­ retary of the local club, welcom­ ing the dub into the association. INSURANCE SANFORD CITIZENS Tnn” >:i—Site purchased for erec­ tion of t"n or twelve-:;tory office btiilriit'i,*. are to be congratulated upon the completion o f the Tallahassee— Home planned for drug addicts to cost $50,000. magnificent new city hall which is to be opened to­ morrow. The erection o f this handsome building is but another sign o f the progressive spirit o f our city. AS AN ORGANIZATION W e believe in the future A. P. Connelly and Sons feel that they are helping to build. Since 1908 this company has been instrument­ of Sanford— al in assisting people o f Sanford to finance the exection o f their homes. As Sanford representative o f the Adair Realty and Trust Company our facilities for the securing o f loans on homes are unexcelled. The progressive spirit manifested during: the present administration proves that Sanford will soon be the fore­ We invite you to talk with us about the financing o f your home. most city in Florida. We arc proud o f our new city building. A. P. Connelly & Sons Sanford Realty Company REALTORS Corner Magnolia and Second Phone 48 IN V E S T M E N T �THE SANFORD H E RAtP. WEDNESDA f. JVIOUGHTON A W S PLA N S V CITY HAIiL t Architect Is Author plans and Specifications The Municipal Building is and specifications for Sanpew city hall were drawn by J, Moughton, architect, who « past three years lias been dent of Sanford. A number local structures were de1 by Mr. Moughton, these Eing the city jail which is (Minder construction, the proj county jail for which bids .jnow being advertised/ the * Side Primary School, the fen Building, the Masonic Tem•*n,l the Edward Higgins Gafr. Houghton, it fs learned, first jlcd at his profession in Sun(a number o f years ago, workikhere as an architect for a sjj 0f two years. He then went Pennsylvania, wh<*rc he was ajed in structural steel work, was next located in BinningA Ala., in the employ of the 7 York Steel Corporation again pg engaged in structural steel tV. Following his employment : Birmingham, Mr. Moughton Ltd to Ocaln, Fla., where he ra­ ided for approximately three us until he moved to this city, file architect returned to this f three years ago and since t time has drawn plans and (dfications for a large number {usiness, civic, nnd residential Mings, among which are those ci<jy named. )£r. Moughton, during his stnp Pennsylvania nnd Alabama, died under several of Anieri!r foremost architects. lie Ids to this ns n great factor the successful outcome of his lit during recent years. ivard P. Lane Proud New City Building 'As a resident o f Sanford for JI in, who hns seen the city grow n the prosperous and progres* community that it is today, I |proud to extend my congratulna to the City Commissioners (others connected with the confiction 9 f the city's handsome t municipal building.” Ur. Lane is in the real estate ■insurance business, having enf j in this line o f endeavor for ay years. He is president of i, Sanford Shrine Club and a «ber o f the Kiwanis Club. jfer Does Painting In ew Municipal Hall linting in the new municipal ling wna -dune Llv CL. Jjiyla r »r, painter’ - n r is 'city. - f i r . w .calls tho attention o f the jford" people to tile wall finish, trior painting and the stained tawork and varnishing in the r hall. Mr. Dyer, in addition being n painter of long experw is also a decorator. City’s Oldest Banking F i r m Congratulates People On City Hall W. D. GERBRICK IS BUILDER OF real American principles and ideals to rest upon. And I feel safe to predict that -when the rains fall and the floods come she shall not fall because of her solid foun­ dation. Sanford is rightly named The First National Hank Is the “ City Substantial." among tho business institutions ex­ "F or these reasons we predict for Sanford a wonderful steady, tending its congratulations "to the normal, natural and substantial people of Sanford, to the city com­ growtn. We are backing this missioned sr.d Ml iiiose who had judgement with our dollars by buy­ n part in the erection of the new **• D. Gerbrick, contractor and ing Sanford real estate. We thing city hall." builder of Sanford's new munici­ that it is as good as United States Bonds. Sanford's oldest hanking insti­ pal building says this structure Is “ We wish to take this means of not only one of the best of Its tution is headed by F. P. Forster, thanking the city officials for the kind in all Florida but that it is who has been connected with it in confidence imposed in us in grant­ a to the entire stale. this capacity a great number of (Tty officials recently declare that ing us this contract." years. Mr. Forster is one of San­ Mr. Gerbrick. as a competent Mr. Gerbrick also has the con­ ford's pioneer citizens and has wit­ judge of municipal buildings, has tract for Sauford’s new city jail nessed the growth of this city from highly complimented them upon, which is fast nearing completion. a small town to the Sanford of their initiative in erecting San-, It is declared that this building today. also will be ope of the finest of ford's $75,000 city hall. The institution, it is pointed out, , In speaking of the city hall Mr. its kind in the state. The new Hotel Forrest Lake in showed its confidence in Sanford Gerbrick lias the following to say this city, which is now nearing when, two years ago, it erected in behalf of his company: completion, is also the work of the its present six-story home at First “ We congratulate Sanford on the 'W. D. Gerbrick Company. Street and Park Avenue. completion of her new city hall. The 1924 registration o f auto­ "This is but another manifesta­ Genera) Andrew Jackson fwas tion of the dignity and high quali­ mobiles in Florida showed that the first military governer of the ty of civic pride maintained by the there were 195,128 motor vehicles territory of the two provinces miA citizens of Sanford. You are to be in the state. The gross revenue he served until March ", 1822. Ik congratulated on having such nn derived from licenses placed on was succeeded by William P. Ducal efficient, capable,"energetic, pro­ these motors totaled $0,077,010. o f Kentucky, who was the first civ­ gressive body of city officials, who il territorial governer. Duval arg today building a substantial foundation*for s urest city with FLORIDA’S FINEST SWIMMING l'OOI ON TIIE WORLDS FINEST REACH LAND OF THE SKY SPECIAL Dally I’ utlmnn Pt»eplnir Car Train Cliarlntte. Asheville and Cincinnati. Coach Service. for Columlila, Diuing Car nml Nearer Heaven Than Florida 1:05 8:15 12:45 5:fill ,0 10:00 11:25 12:10 12:32 12:45 :i:l» 1:50 1L28 7:35 pm Lv. Sanford....... pm Lv. Jacksonville. am Lv. Savannah.... nin Ar. Columbia.... am Ar. Charlotte am Ar .Spartunburg..Lv. 7:35 pin am Ar. Tryon.............. Lv. G-.10 pm pm Ar. Saluda............. Lv. 5:40 pm pm Ar. Flat Rock.......Lv. 5:15 pm pm Ar. Hendersonville... Lv. 5:05pm pm Ar. Black Mountain..Lv. 1:15pm pm_Ar. Asheville.............Lv. 4:00pm Pm Ar. WuyncsvUle.......Lv. 10.45 pm uni Ar. Cincinnati...........Lv, 8:00pm T lrk rt A u rn t. I’h o n r IIO-J. \ ATLANTIC COAST - LINE Sanford Should Be A jpplauded Supreme Comfort and Performance On This New 4-Door Sedan—T 195 T H O U SA N D S have preferred this new Cleve­ land Six Sedan to any tw o -d o o r — or even four-door— closed car built: ^ Cleveland Six quality—and the smoothest, snap­ piest, and most agile s ix - cylinder motor you over handled. -C ‘i o /. / Cleveland Six beauty — graceful rakish lines, sm art D u co finish, and full balloon tires. n ^ Cleveland Six c o m fo r t-fo u r wide doors; and a spacious, luxuriously upholstered interior. Cleveland Six economy, durability, and conven­ ien ce— provided only by the ^ / “One-Shot” Lubrication System , / FLORIDA DAYTONA BEACH ( U c » M < i u o d . r Bo w m Product* Corp. p * t « o U j •;’* w i t h th is exclusive h ig h -p ressu re sy ste m ,,, * sim ply step on the plunger and every m ovm g part is flushed clean with new live lubricant. \ b. Cl«v«la»4 SANFORD, FLA and Modern Civic Buildings Meet the Needs of a Rapidly Expanding- City While The Bodwell Properties— Mayfair - B el-A ir - D r earn wold Meet the Needs ol Ever Increasing Demands For Desirable Home Sites. ' \ * J ' T B u y on a basis of comparison; and this is the • vnu will ownl See it today. Touring theCompletion of the New City Hall \ �WASH NGTON—Thia is n hard one. Unless the reader is deeply learned, 4s I'm not, he never'll be able to grasp its fine points. But the broad general principle Is clear. Ever K rse p !? x ;&. j,J* printer’s pi. I’ i— 16th letter in the Greek alphabet. Higher mathe­ matics, as you know if you're up un such stuff, pi is used to denote the ratio o f a circle's circumfer­ ence to Ita diameter. It starts with 3 and ends with an infinitely — literally so—o f decimals. The dictionary runs it up to 8.14169266 and then stops, out o f brenth. To scientists the impossibility o f arrivals, in this life, at the final decimal is an infernal nuisance. It prevents the solving of certain riddles, like squaring the circle, which it’s every mathematician’s burning ambition to find the an­ swer to. Well, speaking of freak laws, Prof. Fisher, the political econo­ mist, has dug up the fact that a Tennesseo legilntor once tried to help science out o f this difficulty — by statute. He introduced a bill t*> make pi stand for 3 fiat. Compared with anti-cvoliitionnry enactments, what do you know about that? Practically nobody is perfectly bl-lingual. This is very noticeable In Washington, with its large as­ sortment of foreign diplomats— highly educated, especially in the languages, and some o f them even longer practiced in Knglish than in their native tongues. But they started with the latter and what they started with is whnt sticks. They may fool you for a while, but sooner or later some little ac­ cent or mistaken interpretation of a shade o f meaning gives them away. More than anything it’s difficult to write naturally in two languag­ es. To illustrate: Connected with one o f the Latin American lega­ tions here is n secretary whose conversational English is fluent and accurate as any American’s, but he writes n trifle,stiltily. One day ii. uevurteu io me. to asK one of his legation mates what this chap’s Spanish was like. "O h," said the latter, "it's ns good ns you can expect from anybody who knows English so well." That’s it. Either one language has a slight edge on the other or neither is quite right. The Latin, particularly the Span­ iard, has the strange delusion that his language is very rich and Eng­ lish very poor. ‘ ‘ We have a word for everything,” ns ono Spanish speaking diplomat there explained to ine, ‘ ‘but in English you have to use combinations of them to make yourself clear.” The mere fact that the English dictionary con­ tains at least 30 per cent more words than any Latin tongue's, isn’ t recognized ns counting for a thing—except, if you do prove it you’re very apt to lose the Latin friend you've proved it to. Pronunciation will work wonders with n word. The O-fahr-ntil— pronounced with the r's strongly roiled and the accent on the last syllable— family frequently has u visiting member in Washington from Spain. On the hotel register he signs it O'Fnrrcl. One o f the I.ntin American attaches I know, a great movie fan, has a lot to say about Nonrma Tahl-mnhd-kay— accent on the second syllable— but It wasn't until he showed it to mo in print that I realized he meant Norma Talmndge. Once I saw “ coqlels” on the wine list in a Bercelnnin hotel and when I ordered a Martini seco, or dry, I found I’d guessed right. Lighting Fixtures Of City Hall Provided By Peninsular Company Lighting equipment which was installed during last week in the new municipal hall w a s furnished by the Peninsular Electric Com­ pany of this city. Selection of ‘p ait ui the iiAtuies, according to the city manager, w a s left up to E. B. Randall, proprietor of the company, for matching the large chandeliers, which were hung from the center of the ceiling in the au­ ditorium. and his choice of fix­ tures has been highly commended. The company has been operating in Sanford for a number of years in the Merriwether building on Magnolia Avenue. All kinds of electrical equipment, including lighting fixtures, electric fans, vncuum cleaners, percolators and other cooking utensils, nre handl­ ed by the company. There is also an electrical instal­ lation department, supervised per­ sonally by Mr. Randall, ix t iii: tim u iT i.m iir ok s i p m o n : c o u n t y . ri.tutiiiA, l \ CIIAXCKIIY. MY NKI.I.K COOK Tit FES. C om plaina nt vs. »). t h h f . s. u K on m ; IICIKtlll.’Ult CIT A T IO N T U B ST ATU OK KI.O IUO A: T o (JK O U O B-n. T U R K S O efcn ilnnt In tint almvo s t y le d i'«iws. It npiieai-iitK from ntl a f f i d a v it file d in tula . hum* hv file Cent rial nnnt, Ihnl you t!eiir«i> 11. T i n e s , nrn n resident iif thn State o f F lor id a , and that It Is the belief o f th e a f ­ fiant that you a r c e.mntalinir y o u r ­ s e l f so that se r v ic e o f p r o ce s s c a n ­ not in- servi d ui on you. and th at y o u are o v e r the nan o f t w e n t y o n e years nrul that th ere Is no pi rnoti In the Slate o f Klnrldit, thn the services nf it su m m o n s In Chancery u pon w h o m w o u l d hlml you. T h e re fo r e , this Is t o command Plumbing fixtures and equip­ ment for Sanford's new municipal hall were furnished by the Ma­ honey-Walker Company, Inc., a firm which lias been in business here for some time. This company was organized here several years ago by two of the pioneer residents of Sanford. C. It. Walker and F. W. Mahoney, the father of Andrew Mahoney, who is now connected with the firm. l^odem plumbing equipment auch ns bath fixtures and equip­ ment for residences can be secur­ ed through this firm. It also spe­ cializes in spraying equipment and in drilling of artesian wells. It’s atrthis season of tliu-year Plumbing In . the new city jail that the gardeners are weeded and the H o t e l Forrest Lake is also from Hie mere trlflers.—Worces­ being installed by Mahonoy-Walter Gazette. ker. Direct Benefit From System When you put system into saving, yon soon begin to get direct benefit— and step by step yoq climb higher to financial success. Open an ac count with us today. 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on 8avlngs Accounts Seminole (Jpuniijjgank Sanford,Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROCRESS 3 AN ADVERTISEMENT IS TIIE SILENT SALEMAN OF COMMERCE. Gala Day at New Smyrna Beach Building Hardware Mahoney-Walkqr, Co. For Municipal Hall Installs Plum bing In Furnished By Ball Municipal Building Builder’s Hardware used In the construction o f the new city hall was furnished by the Ball Hard­ ware Company of this city. The atoro o f this company is located in its own building on Sanford's main business street. All kindH o f farming Imple­ ments, household hnrdwnro, fish­ ing tackle o f all varieties and many other widely advertised ar­ ticles o f hardware, are sold by this company. A nov«l contest inaugurated by J. G. Ball o f the company several years ago is the awarding of sev­ eral prises each year for the larg­ est trout or blnrk bass caught by resident4 ^pf Sejpijaole county. lu said Cottpty and State, d u r i n g the legal hours o f sa le oil Muwta>, need c s - p a r t e . T h e s a m e ' be in g a tiii* gtii tiny nt Juiy» a . l!fWf mitt f o r d iv o r c e . itni** ueitu? Hit* f i r t l Mon tiny tn It fu r t h e r o n l e r i d thnt this nt>- H •al,I my nt lb the f o l l o w i n g d es cr • 'd• fai.d. Situate, ly in g and be in gib ed •Ice he p utV................ blish ed In th e Stnfm In He.-i.ld. a_ n e w s ppa ap e r puh'l.dieJ In per S a n for d . S e m ln o lo C o u n ty . Florida. the County o f Sem in ole and State o f Florida, to-w lt. o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r c on s ecu tiv e All Iha* part o f ‘Section twenty* weeks. (2*)Township Nineteen. W I T N E S S m y h a n d and offic ia l eight (It) South. Range Thirty-one (31) s«at o f th e C irc u it Court nt Ihe S ev en th Judh m l C irc u it r.f thn Bast, which Mrs In Seminole Coun­ t-'lntc o f F lo r id a , In nnd Tor Semi A- ty Florida, commencing ul n point ole County, on th is th e 3rd day o f on tin West boundary IIm- of (he Bast Half (E l-!).-o f raid Section June. A. D. 1916. T w enty -eta nt t i e ; i » u ............... V. K. DOL'QLAFS, nine hundred five <290.») f e e l N orth C lerk . C i r c u i t C ou rt, Seminole o| the South bou n d a r y line o f said W I T N E S S m y hand and o f f i c i a l C< nut. Florid a. section, run th ence north a l o n g said H> A. W. W E E K S . D ep u ty Clerk. hound.tr* line tw o thousand th ree seal o f th e Circuit Cou rt o f the Seven th Ju d ic ia l Circuit of th e (SEAL) hundred seventy f iv e (2,375) fe e t to Stnle o f F lorida . In and f o r S e m ­ W IL S O N * H O r g H O L D K I t . the North b ou n dary line o f said in o le Cou n ty , o n this '.lie 3rd da y R.t'lrltors for Complalnaft. Section run thence Bast a lo n g I ho Publish J a n e 3, 10, 17, 2t, A July North boundary line o f said Section o f June. A. D. 1925.1 1st. 5 times. V. K. DOUGLASS. to the Ht. J oh n s R iv e r , run t h e m e in a Houth-enaterly d ir e c tio n nloni; C lerk . C irc u it Court, S em in ole C ou n ty . F lorida . the margin o f th e St, J o h n s lllv* r to X OTIL'K O F P o n E C L O S C n E I8K A M a point tw o thousand n in e Hundred HALE lly A. M. W B K K S , Deputy C lerk . (2905) feet N orth and on e IX' T U B n u n IT CO UNT, SK V- five W ILS O N A- HODS 11OLD Bit. fo u r hun dred f o r ty five F.XTII J l m r l A L IT IICU IT OF thousand S o l ic ito r s f o r Com plainant. (tHCi) feet W e s t o f th e Southeast F M H IIO A . IN AN D F oil HEM- c o rn e r o f said S ection T w e n t y eig ht Cub. Ju n o 3. 10. 17, 31, A J u ly 1. St. IN O I . K COUNTY. < :* ). run thence W est n dials.i.’ o o f IN C H A N C E R Y E leven hundred ninety f iv e (1195) in tu b c m c t 'iT cor nr of .ANNA E. K I R K , a w id o w . feet to the 'Vest b o u n d a r y line o f HHMI.Xn l . K COUNTY. FI.OIIIUA. C o m p la in a n t Bast Half t B l - 2 ) o f said Section IN (TIA.NCKHY. vs. T w e n t y -eight 129) to th e point o f D AIS Y D K L A N C Y DAVIS, V K R N I A I* B E L L nnd C. B K L i­ b e g in n i n g con ta in in g O ne hundred C om plu ln ant. b e r husband. ( t o o ) acres o f land, m o r e or leas. vs. D efen da n ts. A l s o alt right, title and Interest URN DAVIS. in end to any and all ritiar.an r u d e r and b y v ir t u e o f a d e ­ D efenda nt. M. Steven son cree o f f o r c e I oniire and sale ren ­ r ig h t s which h U C IT A T IO N dered in the Circuit C ou rt o f the and Henry Scyensott, her husband, T D K S T A T K OF F L O R I D A : T o Ben Davis. D efenda nt In th e Seven th Ju d ic ia l c i r c u i t o f F l o ­ an th e Mlh day o f F e b r u a r y , A. D. rida. In and f o r S e m in o le County. 1911. him o r worn e n titled t o by a b o v e styled cause. c a u se therein virtue o f the o w n e r s h ip o f the said .1 a p p e a r in g fr o m an a f f i d a v i t In C h a n c ery . In a filed In th is c a u s e liy the C om plain •p - en d in -g w h e r e in A n n a -R. Kirk, a ant, that y ou Hen Dnvls. are a non-1 w id o w . Is c o m p la in a n t , and Vernl * lands. J. (I. SH A RO N . r esiden t o f th e State o f Florida. I* n«*|| and » . Hell, her husband, and th at y o u r last k n ow n pla ce o f “ f c d e fe n d a n ts , I w ill sell at pu bSpecial M aster In C h a n c ery r e s id e n c e In the State o f F lor id a . o u t c r y to th e h ig h e s t bidder, LANDIS . FISH A HU LI* w a s S a n fo r d , Sem ln olo County , F l o - J*,r c a sh at th o fron t d o o r or Ihii ruin, and thnt y o u r prsetit a d d re s s Court H ouse In th e City o f Haltfcrd. S o lic ito r s (or C om plaina nt. and place o f resilience Is 3313 N. 1 ----------------- —_ ---------- -—!------------------------ti r k n y Street. I'hllndctplilu. I’ e n n slyvniiln. and that you are o v e r the a g e o f t w e n t y - ^ n e years nnd th at th ere la no person tn d ie M u t e o f F lo r id a , th e s e r v ic e s of a R u m mi ns lit C h a n c e ry upon witom w o u l d Idn I > ott. T h e r e f o r e , th is is to command you. I’ m Dnvls. to p erson ally l « nnd a p p ea r b e f o r e out s.ibl C i r ­ c u it Court, at Hanford, S e m in ole C o u n ty , Florida, on the dtst day r.f Ju ly A. l>. 1925. to m ak e a n sw e r *> the Mil o f c om p la in t this day f i l ­ ed a g a in s t y o u b y th e C om plain a n t In th!:t cause, o th e r w is e mild lllll o f C o m p il'in l Will he tiike.l an C i n lm mill upiiour lu-turu our mild Clr c u lt Court, Ht Sanford, Sem in ole C ou n ty . F lor id a , on th e ctli d a y o f J u ly , A. Du 1925, to m i k e a n s w e r t o th e Hill of C om p la in t fil'd a it a Ius t y o u by the C om plain a n t in th is cause, o th e r w is e said lllll o f C o m p la in t w ill he ta k en ns c o n ­ fe ss e d hy y o u and thin c a u se p r o ­ c e e d ex -p a r te . T h e same b e i n g a suit f o r d iv o r ce . It Is fu r t h e r urdered that th is n o ­ tice he publisher! tit th e Sanrord H eraid. a n e w s p a p e r puti'lshed In F an f T * . ?*•«*•"?!* CSUnty, r l i T ' C i . utUa ea c h w eek f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e A cordial invitation is extended to alt— to nn old-fashion basket picnic and dance at New Smyrna Beach TH URSDAY, JUNE 25 Bring your bathing suit and enjoy surf bathing in the ocean. Dancing afternoon and evening at the Casino. Music by Orchestra. Hot Coffee and Cold Lemonade Free to All Bring your baskets and enjoy a day’s outing at this wonderful beach. Thu Casino is at your disposal all day and evening. USE NEW BRIDGE FREE FREE hi H. II. SCHULTE CO., Inc. ~- »ik i m m m ' “ Ml* vs ; •m J Iff 1 YOUR GUARANTEE— Over a Million and One Half in trades since October, not one dissatisfied customer, our knowledge o f Sanford and Seminole County, our methods o f doing business, YOUR INTEREST FIRST— that’s your guarantee. And you will find that guarantee worth som ething to you if you bring your Real Es­ tate troubles to us. We have a large force, all of them working under the National Realtors Code o f Ethics, and we are prepared to handle anything in our line— large or small. Hats Off! To Sanford’ s New Glance over these few listings— they are all good buys— and if you don’t find what you want there—see us—we have as large a listing as you will find in Sanford. •» # « SELECTED LISTINGS \ THREE PALMETTO AVE. LOTS TWENTY-FOUR LOTS SANFORD AVE. PROPERTY Two bargains in business property on Sanford Ave. Both pieces located on cor­ ners. 88 ft. with three houses, terms Throe sixty-two ami onc-half foot lots, facing east on Pal­ metto Ave., close in, an excep­ tionally good buy, all three on easy terms for Located in one of Sanford's most exclusive sub-divisions, all nice and high, and sure to advance in price fast, if sold this week, they go on easy terms, for the bunch of them. $3,500.00 $17,000.00 104 ft. with four houses, terms $11,500.00 LAKE FRONT PROPERTY SUB-DIVISION ACREAGE BUNGALOW 89*/'j acres located just out­ side the city limits, well in line for immediate develop­ ment, a real pick up, on terms, Brand new, six-room bungalow located in Sanford’s best res­ idential sectiui, nil modern conveniences, double garage $150.00 per acre. $0,500.00 on terms 80 acres, located on one of Seminole County’s prettiest lakes, seven miles from San­ ford, on easy terms at $50.00 per acre under the market price. Better see this one. —City Building--IT’S DEDICATION IS A TRIBUTE TO SANFORD’S PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT WE FURNISHED AN D INSTALLED THE $20,000.00 FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES \ Join our large satisfied clientele. Let us show you what we know about really good 3543. i u Consult us About \ our Plumbing Needs. Artesian W ells and Spraying Outfits. Investments Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. Mahoney- Walker Co., Inc. REALTORS W e are also installing the plumbing in the new city jail as well as the New Hotel. Sanford �THE SANFORD HERALD^WEDNESPAY, JUNE 24, 1925 ; Herald Classified The Herald Reaches A ds are quick ■ Buyers Throughout Turn-overs and Results Classified Directory Hanford Dally Herald fANT AD. RATES farms; Cash in Advance MtfkaM will k* M gtrrd from r i t n u and eolMtsr M i l Immediately for m ______ -19e a line fare . , , ..... Re a liar fare ____ _____ — He a line fla r e ------------ -----------4« a line tk Face Type double above tin. I reduced rates ars for conirntlve Insertions, words of average length tt counted a line, ilsinm charge I0o for first istrtlon. idvertlslng Is restricted to rap«r classification. [in error Is made Tho Sanj Herald wilt be responsible poly one Incorrect Insertion, tfvertlaer for subsequent rrtlcns. The office should bs Immediately In caee of ° r' rt> ADVKtlTISKItS l gtralf representative thorHtlr familiar with rates, rules [ etieslflcatlon, will give you ■ylete Information. And If I wish, they will assist you warding your want ad. to Is It more effective. IgPOIlTANT NOTICE Jrertlsere should give their at or poatofflce address ns ) ii their phone number If 1 dcslrs results. About on* ritr nut of a thousand hat a phone, and the others can't inunlcat* with you unless t know your address. It dtscoatlawanre MUST ha •4t la p rn o s at The R n ird Ilerald office nr by let, fr. Telephone ilUeMttaisrr* are ant valid. rsrtious. Service Prompt. Efficient. _ ___LAWYER____________ All makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 Bali Bldg. PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. Wo do i t Phone 417-W. R. R. Ave.-Commcrclal St. REAL ESTATE J. E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK JAMES n. C O W A N -A U kinds o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanke. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. MIRRORS RESILVERED Furniture bought nnd sold. Call Jackson Furniture Co., Phone (117. BUSINESS DIRECTORY InliiPd to place within ca«r Ltk of fhe people of Nnnforif l aervlcea an oflea needed. Mill this llot when any apeU ■errlee la required. If fa nignl alphnhrtf rally fur ■I eoartalcace. For Space In This D I R E C T O R Y PHONE 148 ssified Directory 1RESSING — Multlgraphing, [ding and mailing—as you Bt it— when you want it. pne 673. II. E. Porch, First (fonnl Bank Bldg. TURK AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. ART ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. W, Central Ave. Orlando, r-A.REEL FOR SALE: My 10 acre farm on FOR QUICK SALE— J. T. Long property, 2 4 miles from ChuluoCameron Avenue, close to Moore Station, small cash payment, rea­ tn. one mile from hard road now un sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box der construction, twenty acres, imroved, eight acres fenced, one 95, Jacksonville, Fla. undred young orange trees on FOR SALE— Magnolia Avenue property. Will sell before July corner lot and adjoining lot, fac­ first for $1,500. Write or call E. ing east. Bargain. Easy terms, L Snyder. Chuluota. Fla.________ LEARN ABOUT foTk County and “ Y” care of Ilerald. Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ Rooms For Kent gram. Best advertising medium In FOR SALE— Cheap. Truck plat­ FOR RENT— Front bedroom. Call South Florida Published mornings. form for Ford runabout. Inquire at 321 Mngnniia after six o'clock. Star-Telegram. Lakelnnd. FT*. Clyde Line Dock. FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales FOR SALE— Highwny trailer, out meals, Reasonable rates. thtough the Xenia Gaxette, good condition. Mrs. Lappin, Lincoln H ouse.______________ Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural West First Street, Box 120. FOR RENT— Rooms or npnrtment. district. Want ad and display Shirley Apartments 219 East rates on request FOR RALE— 1924 Ford Touring. First Street. Fine condition. $05.00 Extras c o i.u M r .tm ma.) t. r d o e r — class. Ifled ndi have the largest circu­ free. Sacrificing for ensh. Wntlation In Houthweeterw Georgia. son, 2201 Oak Avenue. Xltl'Tllt.AMD PAINT Ilste le f<-word) Una. fbe Paint That Have* Ton Money. FOR SALE— One 4-horse Electric TO REACH tile prosperous farm­ Manufactured by Motor, l water tnnk, I’ hono ■bereuw-LIndalrr Palat Co. ers and fern growers o f Volnsia 025-J. Hold by county advertise In the DeLand LOSSINO PAINT COMPANY Daily News, rate lc per word, cash 11S Magnolia Ave. P h o n e 37 fl with order. MAINE—WnlervIUe, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Mnlne peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through toe Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. living room suit. $200 Edison phonograph with 35 records, 319 Pomegrnnitc Avenue or P. O. Box 75(1. ---------------------- ---------------------------FOR SALE OR TRADE— l seven passenger Peerless 8. Will trade A LITTLE WANT A i) In The fer lighter car or lot. Will make Herald will hring you big re- good for-hire ear. Terms. I’. O. sulta. Advertise those old articles Rox lilt or see Mr. Huddleston at you have stored awny and have no use for. A litle thirty-rent ad may hring you several dollnrs. Phone 118 and a representative will FOR SALE—Three Elm Avenue lots. $25 rnsh, $25 per mo. Box call to soe yor. 131, care Herald. AUTOS FOR HIRE IE AUTO SERVICE Day night. Meets all trains. Bagtransfer. Phone 551 nnd 63-W CAFE Itos* Building O rla n d o , F l a r l d a rHILTON’S H A nncii allot* 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 -First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To I.adies and Children. The Ball Hardware Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg, Sanford, ------------- HELL CAFE ford's best in Service and Qual r. First Street and Park Ave Florida I Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST I'orns, nutilons. Ingrow­ ing Nalls, Heavy Call­ ouses or t'red aching feet. | mt. c. l . c m ,eh Yowrll Drew Hldg. DRUGS iSY'3 DRUG STOKE — I'rertptions. Drugs, Sodas. Wc i is near you as your phone. Phone. Orlando. Elevator ELECTRICAL Uh’ FORD ELECTRIC CO. accessors to Gillon & Platt Magnolia. Everything eiecit*t. Phone 422. Electrugith 1LL1NG STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES W . H. LONG HEAT m a r k e t 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. 'GTS—Three stations. Mag* G* and Second, First and Elm, ®ford Avenue and 10th Street, tpttt service. FOR RENT son. Cottage—John Mus APARTMENT FOR RENT— At trnctive and convenient. Call at Herald office for further in formation. FOR RENT— Furnished apart­ ment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot anti cold wnter, telephone, etc., 711 FOR RENT: TWO APART­ MENTS. 1st floor, large and comfortable, also garage, 018 Oak Ave., Phono 2202. FURNISHED rooms and kitchen­ ette. Idealy located. 200 E. Third Street. . FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. (J18 Laurel Avenue. FOR RENT—A nicely furnished bungalow in very desirable sec­ tion for $35.00 a month. One room reserved. Address Bungalow, euro of Herald. FOR RENT—Two, two-room fur nished apartment ami garage 703 Palmetto Avenue. FOR RENT: 3 room furnished partment 815 Park Avenue. ADVERTISING ffetB resultu if it reaches potential buyers, l’ aIntka Daily News is circulated in an lndusl .ini nnd agricultural sec­ tion.__________ ' ________ ADVKRT3SE m rr.c Journal-Harald. South Ceorgia'a greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Wayeross JournalHerald, Wnycroas. Georgia. Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand t to your lical dealer so you can r*ad Florida's greatest newsrspar. One year $8.00, 6 months J1.0C, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your c rrler. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash ,09c charge. 10c per line, minimum H. A. SPEIR Contractor and Guilder m99-M — Phono — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. Double garage, on IIighwa>, LI uiinutvn ride, w cel lent water, shade and fruit trees galore. Idea place for relaxation. See it and you will uppre date it. Price $11,500. Terms. Sem inole Busines 221-E. First Street, Opposite Postofflcc n r» A HOWARD BOTELER, Sanford, Florida X O T If K iM i AHsi:n»iu:xr i a h t i i i ,WANTED— For permnnent posi­ e iv MUSTS M I S T III! \\ II I *.N tion, lady as assistant bookkeep­ III M. First Installment fur llm paving er. Prefer some one who can uso <if Iliu folloWliitc strot'ls Mill Ii" ilm* typewriter. Smith Broa., Inc. July I, I32S. Kri-ni’h Avenun from L.iko Mon* WANTED TO BUY— Building lot Un* lii Ninth Hlrui't. Ninth til rent from l*srk Avsniiu southern part of town. What to 1‘yiiri-ss Av«llUe. All have you? Box 100 core Herald. ms nt h iml |>.ilil |irnm|illy Mill ho pin.",I with the Cliy Attorney fur WANTED TO RENT: Furnish cvllrctlun, ■a,lbs nov. ed house, largo and clone in — T;»* CollMlnr. Year around. Mrs. M. c.o. Her ruhllah Juno 17. 20, 21, 27 4ml -Kith. aid. Water Front— Lota 3 and <1 Block (,. BuaincsH Sites—Lots 1), 10, !U and <12 Block M. Apartment house site— Lots 17 and 18, block II USED CARS Lots G and 11 block G. 102.1 1021 102:1 11172 Fiiril I 'o u p r — E t l r n * . F o rd T o u r i n g f a r . I'nril T o u r in g I'.ir, 1 o r ft Ii n mi I n , I ' n r . Ill III I'nril line IU2 I F o rd I’n n r l l l r l l v e r r . ’f l ll lM S TO HOME i*t:ot*i.K The prices are right for a real opportunity at the completion of Forrest Lake Hotel. FOR SALE—Space on the pag; for classified advertisements Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? .......I. W. Phillips’ Sons ... DODGE SERVICE Print lnu— Decorat injr PHONE 303 work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. A m lIt NKVH- AT •LA W i m i: t iii: I I IT UF m il i nu t i s i:u :s r n FI.Ill I II \ M F i l l . Arredondo, Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware G. TAYLOR DYER Shop for good barber Davey and Nesmith n ry M.irifar.'t II. W'hll Tho greatest discovery in flesh ,U1‘* no*1 healing is the marvelous Boro tone 1 ** Pumptn a preparation that tome* hi llq v iiiil and powder form. It is a i -'*• ^[/."fan eomhimition treatment that not To J o a ■ p i only purifies tho wound of germs If living ami Ills that ratine infection but it heals Arry.l.uuln. If Ii the flesh with extraordinary speed. «• *Thorp*,"i m Tvin Bad wounds or cuts which taku mi r. Thorpe if weeks to heal with tho nidinnry Braves. If living, liniments mend quickly under tho nams''*'l* unknow powerful influence of this won- Htmril. if living, i ilerful remedy. i’ricu (liquid) 30c, "{\ 'ft., 60c and 11.21). Powder 30e nnd 3 " ftjl'p h u! Jft! 6l)c. Sold by IJincy's Drug Store. ’ ami w i f e , -------- Automobiles M A Y F A IR Rhone 8 : I’L L T A K .E » T H O M E * M A ^ l E V/ILL. THIHK. VT Vti THE. t>A M E ONE. AN* 11—1_ T E L L HEK4 l CiO O C H T IT B A C K F R O M C A 'a E 'f * ------- X T jr - k i LOST: A king's Duke black and white, double - nosed Lewellyn Setter. Answers to "Duke” . Collar marked King Duke. Charles Whitncr, San­ ford, Fla., Liberal reward for Distributor: return. in g in g u p f a t h e r CbT C O L -L -T A CAT T F tA T L O O K 'S O O tiT L I K E t h e . o n e w e . u o t > T -1 rn j C O M E H E R E (K IT T X ^ arrow STRAYED—Ono black mare mule from my idnco at Glndcrville Friday afternoon. Notify me and receive reward. David M Dnuglns MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE 'DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so advertise la the ‘‘Gaineavillo Sun." DKV'KT.OP*CU.a A T T E N T IO N — r s n narola Is tieatnnlng m s crea tsa t dsvnlopniwnt In rjlorhta's h istory ; ■ half m illion d o ll a r h ig h w a y to th* g u lf beach Just finished; a tw o million dollar b rid g e a c r o ss E s ca m ­ bia flay m a r l e d : q u a r te r million dollar opera houae under construetw o million* b e l n s spent on h i g h w a y ; g rea tem c h a n c e f o r live developer* to get In o n ground floor. W r ite D evelop m en t D epart­ ment T h e I ’en sa c o la News, M WE HAVE buyers waiting to pur* chase well located lots. If your price is right we can sell your property. Dean-Berg Corporation. \LM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in tho Palm Beach Post Sample copy.. g^nV yn •re­ quest. I 'r V Try Smith’s Barber FLORIST ART THE FLORIST” lowers for all occasions. < Myrtle. Phone 260-W SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN Children suffering from inlestinnl worms nro cross, restless and unhealthy. There are other syrnptons, however. If the child is P«lt\ has dark rings under tho eyes, bad breath and takes ho in­ tcrest in piny, it Is almost a certainty that worms nro eating uway its vitality. The surest re- 1 cent per w o n t, minimum tta. Member 1_ L A, I Chinaware in English Porce­ lains, Buvarian and Japanese China make lovely gifts Drive it TAMPA MORNH G TRIBUNE— Car. Oak and Second St. 8 FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. FOR RENT—Garage apartment unfurnished. Will be vacant Have you rooms to rent or some July 1st. 112 West Fourth St. FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando MIRACLE Concrete C o, general ipoming Sentinnl; largest classi­ FOR SALE—3 east front San­ second hand furniture to sell 7 cement work, aidewalks, build­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy Uso Tho Herald's classified pngs ing blocks, Irrigation boxes, J. B. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ terms. Box 431, care Herald. Miscellaneous nnd get results. imum 21c cash with order. Terwilleger. Prop. WILL EXCHANGE for Florida THE MORNING JOURNAL is the HILL LUMBER CO. Housa a. real estate, Six room house sev­ accepted want ad medium in Service, Quality and i*rli en miles from Philadelphia on main Daytor.a (Fa.) Ono cent a word J. II. JACKSON ---------------------------------- -! — line of Pennsylvania railroad. an inacrticn. Minimum 25c. Trains every 15 .minutes, takes Lumber and Building Material Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally only 17 minutes to bring you to Carter Lumber Company Times, the great home dally, the heart of Philadelphia. Lit 42 N. Laurel St. /Phone 565 Easy Repayment Plan rate 1 4 c per word, minimum by 100. All Improvements, but wn­ charge 25c c*sh with order. Write ter, heat. Price $8,500 of which Office in new Merrlwcalher Building for complete rate card. $ 1,500 may remain on mortgage. Whnl have you? Address K. 1). B. I DAVID B. HYEB 2nd Street. Phone til W E S T "'tH rM N lA — C ln r k s b u r r . The 333 Meetinghouse Lane. Nnrbeth, C la r k s b u r g Exponent, morning ARCHITECT I’a , Montgomery County. In cluding Sunday, m o r n in g Issue. BTOMOBILES FOR RENT irself. >ne 3. Call 148. Advertising FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in LEWiS O'BRYAN. Office in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY Seminole Bank Building Annex. NEWS— it covers Broward County thoroughly which is ono o f tho Phone 417-L 3. most rapidly growing sections on the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS copy and rate card upon request. Building Material THIS Seminole County The Herald’s Market Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Call 148. aw TH A TS O UR. CA T j T h e t h a t c t h a t •‘b *O T co (___ , s w ip e d ---- \ H IM By GEORGE McMANUS (------------ W E W ANT OOP. C A T - • ^jh : r r t » \ c o o o T h i H C j N A C C iI E HEAP D i C J S ’T THCMbe K iO 'b • j|Tj*idVLL TKX TO^IT -KNOTHEQ iji ■i J P fy. Ca t * r j > V •• * P‘»i m : •J ■r \ j ‘uunty El C |#25 Int*u FfATUft* Saavic*. Inc Great Bfi»aiari|Sts reserved- ■ by — P rT> __ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 24, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 24, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e3848102fd567eb8e703b2de2129065a.pdf 2882eb8c25ae35928c448808470132c1 PDF Text Text ' -------------------------------- - ‘ •• ' \ ■ vtS 1 ■ Kg YOUR NEWSPAPER blishcd in Florida’s Heart, ^ World’s Greatest Vegetable lion, Its Richest Garden Land tUMN XV. P "• Partly Tuesday and thundershowers; gentle to moderate South and Southwest winds. w ifi SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 2:5, 1925. lerense Counsel In Scopes PAIMSM STORY!! JlliT A X lU U A %J1'\ JL Case Completes W orking Plan For E volution Trial PRICE FIVE CENTS Dentist and Wife He Slew ! . « T _ cloudy Wednesday; probably scattered a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s ! BE URGED 9'&+*** we ■ ------------ o !Americans To Leave Canton A s A gitation Spreads - .v V iK n •1M __2__ R. Lyles Narrowly Defense Will Be Along Three Escapes Injury When Of Law Will Be A ttacked, iecutive In Address Locomotives Collide According To Indications [Before Budget Meet Engineer J . U. Lyles of SanAssert All Sciences lonl narrowly escaped injury ISays Surplus Is Now «nd his negro fireman, Char­ Touch On Evolution About $200,000,000 les Henderson of Orlando, was William I). Shepherd Will Deny Using Typhoid Germs To Kill Ward nr That He Ilad Dealings With Faintan * m <M |A* w rpb ' NUMBER 279. Hears Trouble WISCONSIN’S SON London Has AlsoIlrokenOut In Manchuria and Is NOW RESTS NEAR Spreading Very Fast M0ME IN MADISON fA V f t dggg slightly injured about the face Clarence Harrow Is Guest Cross-Examination when two engines of the At­ Of Ilonn:' Monday Night At Will Be Unlimited lantic Coast Line Itailroud A Dinner Given in Dayton Company ran together in tho Orlando freight yards this Stale Also I’lans to Produce Follel to Hotured By Ills DAYTON, Tcnn., June 23.—Al­ morning, according to a state­ Several Other Witnesses I’its tor an I’rnphcl of New ment by R. (J. Davey, of this though the details yet remain to be Democracy; Service Is Very S. Can’t Operate On city who saw tho engines worked out, it became known this Before Examining Shepherd after the wreck. morning that defense attorneys for Simply Carried Out Monday T w o E o r c i g n C o n s u l s CHICAGO. June 23.—'Wil­ [Less Than 3 Billion shortly John T. Scopes, charged with vio­ The switch engine was back­ liam Darling Shepherd took lating the Tennessee law prohibit­ Said lo Have Been up with a number of ears i MADISON. Win., Juno 23.—In |Yearly, He Admits ing the witness stand today to ing the teaching of evolution in to the north while the freight an tinmnrkcd t>lot, on a verdant Attacked By Rioters strike the chief blow in his state public schools, have complet­ train was headed south, it was hillside. Dm h'sly of Itobcrt Marown defense of charges that WASHINGTON, June 2:5.— learned. The train rounded a ed a working course. lion I , ' Collette Monday afternoon he used typhoid bacilli to slay NEW YORK7junc 23.—Tho jjdcnt Coolidge announced curve just beyond the point of I found rest eternal. A sturdy oak The defense will be along three bis millionaire foster son, Here is Mrs. Grace Young, wife of the accident, said Mr. Davey, taails sentinel at hia grave. definite lines, it was indicated. Ameriotin consul at Canton night that he would recWilliam Nelson McClintock. the engines ran together I)r. Thomas W. Young, l.*>* Ang.dc* First, tho constitutionality of law; ■ The tender hand* of friends of has ordered all Americans t » nenil a further tax red tic* and On this, the day of days in before they could lie stopped second, purely scientific side and ilenf-ist, who murdered h r v.ith yeavs laid it there after funeral leave the city because of the five weeks of the trial, he de­ to congress in the next Mr. Lyles, ho said, escaped third, different constructions that rvices in the state house that S'linnoform gas and buried ncr body nied that he hail ever seen anti-foreign agitation, accord­ jet message. injury by jumping from his may be given Biblical account o'f • i'te tts simple as tho life he had Charles ('. ITiimnii, his chief ii) a concrete vault beneath ids ing to a cablegram received engine. Ilis fireman remained creation. It was said that scien­ j led. Addressing the semi-annual on the locomotive and receiv­ accuser until a fte r he was tak ­ home, licddc her is a picture of tific experts will be brought to A plea that the life ahnultl not today by the board of foreign en into custody or ever hnd meeting of the gov- ed several cuts about the face. testify to the effect that virtually Dr. Young taken at the l.o* Ang lea ' have been vain formed the text missions of the Prcsbyterinn neat, he called upon every Members of the engine crow all science touches upon the ques­ written Fnimim’s National jail, where he is under ilidietmciu ........ . . • —. -... the funeral oration, delivered church from its secretary in University of Science in re­ tutive and employe to aid of the other locomotive re­ tion of evolution. This, the de­ gard to a course in bacteriol­ for murder. Below is the instru­ ing tin* gas in by means uf a rubber I of by Dr. A. K. Ilnydcn of Chicago, Uhina. O. W. McMillan. mained in their places and fense will argue, virtually would ment he used to ndniinister the gas. limb attached to the lower end of former pastor of the First Uni­ |alieving the burden on tho 1 ogy. prevent teaching of all scientific The funnel-shaped portion lie plac­ the instrument. The bulb has not tarian Church uf Madison. by working earnestly to '< were not injured. Disorders In Manrhttria < onsidernble damage was . ubjects in high schools and col­ <about a fu rther reduction of Picturing Senator I .n Foil cite ns CHICAGO, June 23. — William ed over her nose and mouth, fmv- been found. LONDON, June 23.—Daily telosustained by both locomotives. leges of Tennessee. tal expenditures. "end •allied prophet of a new drillDarling Shepherd will have hi.* graph reports receipt from Tokio The front end of the freight After putting in a busy day tv racy." l»r. Hayden said that to day in court today. Tie way has been prepared for engine was badly torn up while Monday on the case, members of remember him would be "to be of information that "Oninious and itr tax reduction,” said the lie will take the witness stand the tender of the switch en­ the defense counsel last night and deny thut he used typhoid true to his vision of that democra­ serious disorders have broken out “This l will recommend in Mnni'huriit and are spreading". gine was forced into the cub gave themselves over to the en­ cy ns he was true." congress in the next budget germs to slay his millionaire fos­ of the locomotive, the latter joyment of a dinner under the aus­ ter son, William Nelson Mcl'lin"And here, itt his presence still," Tho paper says it learns that in­ age." an nngle of American con­ being pushed off the track. pices of the Progic. jve Dayton he added, “we may dedicate our formal Coolidge outlined broadly a tock, or that he ever dealt with versations relating to Chinese h u b . Clarence harrow of Chica­ elves to that task." economy program for the his chief accuser, Charles C. Fnicrisis are underway in London but go was the guest of honor. Again at the grave, Kr. Hayden thnt ; two years and lirig. (ion. 11. mnn. "no policy has yet been form­ renewed his pica ami promised in Mr. Harrow arrived in Dayton I Lord, director of the budget, ed". Such was tli" positive statement the futnl prayer that the Senator's is a r r n A i a tvi Into •>’ l,lc afternoon and spent the lar.t night of his conn ad, William W tightly on the- lid," gave | r ; I T r Official advices received hero people would carry forward the Ifivernnicnt spending officials Scott Steward and W. W. O'Brien. ■M acN eill C o m m u n i c a t e s W ith C i l \ M a n a g e r S e c u r e s C o n ­ light win re he hnd in death left from Peking »ay the diplomatic |i details of its operation. H er.ild,S a i i n g l l c C ould Nnl t r a c t o r s to Du W o r k W i t h ­ off. corps hits decided unanimously to "This is no ordinary niuriler 1fonsu counsel, (J. \V. itappleyca, h president fixed u niaxinium open negotiations with the Chinoso H a v e .Made S t a t e m e n t B e­ in EsIim aD *; T o t a l C ost yi, ca r," i ild Stewart. " I f it was Although the funeral was on*1 original prosecutor, an d |ROl<0,«a(),00» exclusive of the Is A p p rr ■••••(<••« <5*»i»i » nuu if : t •* • the service was ns simple government in an effort to fix re­ . we would never consider putting c a u s e o f L i m it e d K n o w le d g e Scopes. i! service, a s the amount l*e'o u r client on the witness stand, I' r .>» have been that for the sponsibility for the Shughni trou­ While attorneys for the defense i "Here is a reputable lawyer, which estimates for the fisno oldest citizen. It was opcnml bles and adjust the situation. Di tail ling : lateeient • credited Contract!* awarded by City Mail­ | K»r beginning duly I, 11)211, Di’rintf Robbery Carried Out were reticent concerning result., 1 who bns made sta'.einenta to the to ion, in connect inn witn the > • by the singing of the familiar er \V. B. William ilui ing In it lid not i_*o, and (iencral laird conference, a t night n)e|l now |)r0Jlt.cuUnK him. and ha vice of the Sanford pu“te|Tiee i • ol their ..........lay’s '• / ................................... SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.— hymn, "Nearer My God to Thee/' When Member** Underworld wi I: fm the coni'tnictlaa of a rethey admitted some progiess h a d , nothing to fear. We maintain h * rmeil th. meeting that prepnrTito anti-foreign strike and hoy. and was closed with “ America," published in '| he Sanford 11 >-1 .i:<l . aifi ng wall for tho » -n l extension Creep Frnm Hiding Hares been made. At present they are i ot those estimates will begin is being persecuted us a step m in Us issue of J u n e IP, l.uibei f Sanford’s hulkh* ad and for tiie after the funeral oration and n eott of foreign good* following To Slav Sixllt in 2 Weeks line of expert testimony to lie 1I the month. will tight, and be is anxious Mm Neill, U. s . i’li la! In pei-ioi. iK'ilging work un the project were choir in a balcony overhead hnd the arrest of n number of strik­ followed during the trial. While to take the witness stand and con­ 8 present fiscal year should ers in Jupnnosc cotton mills, hits rung "Abide With Me." In a eumniuniration a lurplus of 1200,000,01)0, CHICAGO, Juno 23.—Gunmen t they made no statement to th at vince the jury of his innocence." this pup I', dei la :e . iid lrc-cil 1 1 i appioved by the City Commission spread to Hong Konk ami Canton During this service, the plain lie ciiuid no; at n tiKvtim; MnO'lay afternoon. and is proving much more serious Ipccsident declared, and lie pre- came out of hiding Monday ami elfcct, it became known that they j Cross examination of Shepherd consistently make the statem ent I.ad Tuesilay bids on this work steel-gray casket, covered by an pd surplus for tho fiscal your murdered Patrolman Patrick Mc­ were also t-pending a portion of *will not be limited, and Hubert E. thiu Satiliiid's postal rervice is li\ several comnanici* were reject­ American flag, reposed in a letni- in the southern cities than in the sir lunr ao, 1026, of approxi- Govern in a brutal and daring the day in review of constitution­ Crowe, state's attorney, has ex 1the pnorest in th " stuti . for tin­ ed by the cne^s i’> iut> ami the city it.do of flowers nml palms. At northern parts. It already has al law. s trr" l robbery. |dy $200,000,000. prcs.ed the intention to interro­ , irnsou th a t bis personal linmi l •c.irager a ulwritrth to nwaril tle- th*- left w. ro ihe wnstor* fe;;/;*, tied u(i river and eons(»t shipping |xi|il«.«l with hi., appeal for re-j McGovern was thp eleventh po­ A large portion of Dayton’s gate lie- defendant on every phase I •cilo of pi tal iTviee in I'Toi id.i rentracts to Nirltable contractrirn, the senators ami representatives nn.l threatens the ocean liners, one d*.- • iif xhment and the resultant lax | liceman shot down dure Jan I, citizenry turned out for the dinner of liin life since liis cradle days. i> eoiidnetl to a s m a ll section , P'oMdit'g t l i ’ir contract pricca fm forming the congressional commit- of which, the Empress of Asia, Ktimi, Mr. Coolidge renewed and the sixth to fall in the last today, ....... euger to meet tho barrister Few More WilnrNi.cN •etaitiing w it 11 nml the |red*, tee of honor. Itvhiml these in pine- due to leave Hong Kong on Jttnv Mr. Mae Neill’* le t t e r oil the ail. prclarnlion of a year ago tiiat two weeks. Ills n isnilnntH escaped who had been brought to the de­ 1!-foi ’ elimaxilig its ease by o : . a.- tollow : mi a yardage basis thoui I is nrot!ml the w II of the rotunda 26, for Vnndouvcr, British Colum­ (nlnnl government had "stray- with $5,001) in cash wrestled from fense of Mr. Scopes. feiing Sliepherd’s lestimony, the ".My alientinii is critic I to an • within the eiitiinnl*"* if the | were members of tiie Supremo bia, will lie delayed probably, aa Other developments of the day defense will offer two or thii hr afield from its ligitimate the messenger he wai escorting to item .ipeariug in your issue (tnn i ng inner. Tin- city •oan.iget I Court; the state legislature; hon Imr crew went on striko when included the announcement that wlines-cn today. Stewart would in -t.ml m \s I<c-11 I mu ipmted a* It has trespassed, h" a hank, t iirtli* r aulhori/.eii to lll'go (urniy pallbearers, nml members of she urirved from Manila. While foreigners arc leaving attorneys for the defense will he trted, upon fields where it ni.t give ilieir names nor say what In t ill r tiilil lire po | of Re • ..ervi'-e e for the piirelin.ii' of a dreilgi the Dane County liar Association, McGovern and George Haney, Jid not trespass, and lie said ’ Jit* nit.. ' : gt*i, v.c.v v . - t i g iu joined by llninhridgo Colby, form­ U; Fiiioii) tb* > v.oultl give. I of wbo ll Mi. i ..*i*oiiette had boon i anion, where ihe Kuomtntang i 111* I it.. • .il iSiiikihi c - 'iv ptioiv <1 to llie (People's Party) is in control and <■ i! functions were confined get her on Sheridan Itoail, a busy er law partner of Woodrow Wiltaming a member. In examining tho transcript of tato of Florida. The i" itm rt for the Healing up bravely under her [known to lie in sympathy with the ta proper limits material re- section, where a touring ear drew r oil, aii.I that I holly Field Maloti .', F.iiman’s te.tininnv . Stewait "I Could tail roll si Iciill) mill.' v all e. a awardi'il to the Sanford Sion in its cost would be ap par­ Up a t the curb. Before the car of New York, will arrive in Day­ fouiul th at Faiman had said he ni ill. I’lislofliee l e pect'ir, **i Inn * in-1 mi turn Company at a total sorrow, Mrs. I iiF'dli tte entered ctrikers, Chinese are deserting gave Shepherd " th t" r l*-at tulie- IHirxumil knowledge uf the svr*'ie- • I $112.1(03.76, There nro i.iiur. | tiie rotunda with her sorts, I’olsirt I long Kmig, a British colony, stopped the three occupants opened ton Wednesday. Attorneys for the prosecution lilled with bacilli, •me of the pal • ••xeept o . ii i small poiiiou of f, -1 ut the '.sail, which will n u t , J r. and Philip on citlier side aiel where the government has an­ elling upon each supervisory fire on McGovern. Three bullets maintained Iter composure through nounced tiiat foreigners will ho kial in the spending agencies pierced his chest. He dropped to have issued the following state­ typhoid A, and one of para t> I'lorida. I inter* ii'i.'ed the see- f.'s7.;r» |''-»* linrar f<*’it. I'li (iinlie Dreibring Conioaity of the si I vices. Besides her soils slti- protected and has issued stringent phiml It." In examining Dr. Cbn the government to remember the sidewalk, feebly reaching for ment: tilury i.f the Chamber of Con "In view of the charges that the K. M. Fischer, head of tho Fi.trher nice eoueetrung complaints of pom y'.ivaltltall, <!a.. r' l't ivi d the run- wns nrcouipitnied by Iter two regulations dculing with the sit­ i responsibility to tin- luxpaycr, his gun. lie died before he could a. Lord complimented the of fi­ remove the weapon from its hols­ state of Tennessee and Day tun Laboratnrie . the defense roun i -erviie, and advised him lliat il 11 n*'i for tile d r e d g in g of 32,fi.iHHi i dnugltl'.Ts and their huslinniis and uation. m particular, is using the Scopes made nnieli "f Faiman’s omissio-, Alii I lie | Icpni tllieut*. lll'.sil'e III . arris f -r t he till lit 2«i i e a t s per a sister of the Senator. It was not The foreigners remaining in ts on the progress already made ter. icconiplishing savings and eliin- 1 T earing the money hag from ease to gain notoriety, attorneys of the name of the contents of tin* leliM'ily neli a Wei - justii'leil an I t'ldiic v o id , mu Mug a to ta l of $Hl, until he had turned to leave the UmUon are mostly on Shameen Is­ I grave tiiat Mrs. l.nFolletlo gave land, the foreign rettlem tnt when* Billy McClintmT.' to fin wat il to me specific eniu- J' iU. ng waste, but quoted the pres- Haney in a short struggle over tho for the state present the follow­ third till**. death eertitbate, the authenlieitv nlaints of pour eiviec-. With ihc I’x I'' for a p p r o v in g the con* visible eviileure of tier grief, tears they are guarded by gunboata and •’s statement th at there was lifeless form of the officer, the ing facts: ••One That the ease originated of which ha not been dispuled, co.opc i ,si mu of the pi e ■ and |||o t i*ai't i1 I id work th then tilled her eyes. volunteers. toe mm h waste anil too great rio leaped into their machine and Nearby where tiie Senator was with Mr. Scopes, tiie defendant, ilidienleil be died of typhoid fever. ( liaml'c r of t onimeree, i' i Imp I r iiinmi.- ti n m u oniy busy t>x tinrden on tho people. •peil away. Several hundred shopburied are the graves of bis mothI'reliini Dr. Fiselier desvribed the differ­ to pla.e li e •irviee at Sanford nil Wit II to il m e bn i.e Iritiis uf the ndniinistration's perr and strollers witnessed the and (5. W. itappleyca, local evo­ SHANGHAI, June 23.- It was • r and fnllr.'r. These were flnwer- reported Monday tliul Gen. t hang i v iilulii.n ■ w t i * p a ssed fm lutionist, tin* latter llling the com­ ence between typhoid and para­ qary nil eflleieui hn-i , but it only liin*omy policy were answered 1,1 ruthless assault. -f %-•rj«I ailditioiial cnveri'd, hut withmit mark of ideti- Ilsueh'I.inng may declare martial typhoid. • xplniiiing pn l i-typlnu I dent tin' work lo mi ipmte us ami tb i iv>iur Ail tonight by Director Lord of Emergency orders from police plaint against the former. Besides III' oak. only "Two—The Civil Liberties Un­ | . in iill . city and tiie p la it Iitlciit ioii. • tn . is the milder, and seldom result, :tir up i ni.> .1 > an I uciitm ut . , law in the Chinese districts ad! budget, ^ headquarters placed every avail­ I Ii n Mini n a i d Ibiuib'l sub- a small tun stand witlun the ion, a New York society, offered of tin joining (he foreign settlement. fatally. again I in.. ” farm- t intent to conduct able officer in the neighhorhoocl of A competent physician would, tb* < "PI* ■•* si. ( "y I’li. "I have no 111 oil,•'!inn of nia' 'pe rations ocoiiomienlly, i : the robbery 1,1 search of the slayci . to furnish the defendant with • diiams wa i in Injunction I T I- , . I T uf? •*■ ugiking In . diiiglin is. di. lag the • laleinent u-i iibcl to me, (Continued <-n I age Six) Prohibits i i o n g k o n g , iui The i • (forts to conserve the taxChief ot* Police Collins said best ■url Ii '(.'•! to :• P'lving limriiisli belween pain typhoid and ami will a .-lire you ih.it the it I? , | i ri< *n Monday issusd a > money, if determination night that he believed he bail ini .i U Tcni'liing of U(.MIL, 1011 nut dication guaranteeing full |«ro i'I Iri.itl 'M.'ll ■isvilli' A\ typhoid, would lie not?" asked vice at Site ford will lie oil an el" lwlui'1 g» ^ vein . .................. incut costs and a t ! formation "in hand that would ill’io - 1 111 I A m lit ii ril basis to I he ir nr future. Me watt. te-'tion to life and property during ''3i.ii- time inerca. e government ( P an up ihi« mob and brin them ’ Ob, yes, sate." replied Dr. T ie' {in-1mil h i is ii mg |o ut NEW YORK. Jut 23.- The use (lie sympathetic strike now being 0***1 v bo pnriamnny and falsi- ‘ to speedy ju.:tire." moat emit i v••r • lo « 11’• it tin. uml Fisclur. of ii portion of public school hour t carried on here by Chinese stu­ iom>," |n> added, “then let p a r - 1 McGovern leaves a widow am head o f t b -' sm a lt Ni.- the present condition of the >er Faioiae, lor religious Instinctual in church dents and workers. (nv le> entlironed and false [live children. He had been nil the vice is duo lo eireum tiim e i over lional I'ni VI i s i t y o f S e ie a e e s , le Tlte family of any persona killed h at .Mount Yernoti, •• Winchester •rijricv !»• glorified.” force six years. tiflid that lie g a v e S h ep h erd the w boll be lei Ho i o ut i i>l, and step , minty suburb of New York, has while engaged in carrying on hi-* Two hours later four mun.h-ld n nerul’j statement was a I,, i ii forbidden by injunction pro- customary work will be paid $2,00<) lire now iiinler way to remedy .’Hi and tauglit him h ow to n ^ t i ply to expression in xnme up a jewelry firm in a downtown "Where Your Dollar Goes" was ba< t o kill y o u n g M eC bntock. Ib - these. them leedingN instituted by the Free the notice .mid. that the president's eeon- office building, bound and gagged the subject this noon of John l». p rom ised him $10"."A sking that x• n l.e paiient fm Tbinki rn Society, lo permanently !'Uepherd , s)' Pri'gram was being carried to the proprietor und a clerk and Jinkins as the principal peaker said OOP from the youth’s e.iiut--, which •Mrei' I I i . * * Ini a short to Mluirter Gives View lestraiii the Mount Vernon school HIND l <IN. Juni itxtiniie and thnt it niiglit, in escaped with diamonds und brace­ in an address before the haul Ito- I bud been willed to Shepherd I • rutin TOKIO, Juno 23.- it a run Model»'l •r ik • .Mu 1. .*•tin ll . 1'ilW Mii..»n| from periuittiiig children in lets valued at $11,000. The hold lury (Tub at its regular luncheon Cen'l damage business. : shortly after the boy reached 21 Siitcrelv I.'. 11 i Mat L.' i .*ill 1.‘"in dur imt Align-1 i lie liflb mid sixth grades to tnki Imrn, Japanese foreign minister, Analyze it as you may," ho up wuH N>* .iki llfutly executed that at the Seminole Cafe. : | i minutes each school wick to tic ; told the cabinet today thnt tha • ili III • ii.ii. t'lla n j years of age. Null. Po-t t '»lit jllUl' fur .s'Vl' »:|l .... .. '5’>ea. after all of the pros and passers-by in tho hallway were Hi, Jinkins, who for u number d on Page Six! i ' 'onUiiin' •I**, Fla." 'only tiling Japan could do in tho i.l' ..he unit of tip• plant will ' vote to religious training. “ e marshaled, when the last not aroused. of year, has been tax collector for iTnrt nre Durruw, Chicago law- i present Chinese situation was to •■1 at a tun*■, aci.uriling to An hour before tho McGovern Himinolc ... ........ county, pointed out tin bn been pronounced, and the idatis of the urniy engin- I ver, to Is- in Tennessee evolution co-operate with other powers. tc "ii has been concluded, there shooting, 30 shots were exchanged | frjttrtio« of each dollar collect*.' fil'd trial, i* said to have offered tn litirge of tin* Work. jj i aving of $2,101Jf32,- in a running revolver fight on the as taxes in this county as it wa Griiftiil llnrrv Taylor, j a sist the league backers should 1 T in the cost of government West Side between three bandits spent during last year. The Itothe arm y engineers, hu.x they have failed In the lirst court, Receipts Municipal 1,t*'1 lant four years und that and four policemen. None was in­ tarinns listened with interest to returned I tom a n inspoetbui .aying thut ho regarded the matter !** *taia| in the record for all jured. The bandits escaped. Ills explanation of the county s Court Monday Total it' Mu i'lc Shoaln and n de­ i* . nupurtant us the evolution case. WASIIINtiTON. June 23. — i traffic- im n •• os an example of courageous! Bernard Grant, sentenced to. methods of spending its tax monev ll .i . to wluil •!' *posit ion » ill $296 From 'Fen Cased V*«a hnicnt unequalled in the i hang in August for the murder of giving the number of cents of Whnt promised to lie a lengthy i he nrigu al application of of | | I )o i|l)l Expressed For Jfor% ,,f government." I olicemun Italpli Sounders in l‘.*22, each dollar, that is expended for controverney umong eastern trunk \ CVl. Yor!;, 1'itt l.urg, and (Ttiet Cn testing operations will !>•■ died yesterday morning in the education, roads and bridges, the lit'* railroads was launched Mon-, N>(.'•ks ago wit It Fine*, costs and estreated bonds Dawes Plan totaled after he lias hml an «p Success Bridewell hospital of wounds re­ general fund, and current expent- flay tni* Inter tat** « «»m ; $236 in this morning's ses­ ki ll pot II I I i!l t janlord Affain Listed _ceived _ ........ . a t ........... unity lo confer with Acting Saturday the hands of. nit rn* ( .mimUHion, which took up Comniijiiiii.n sion of municpnl court when. 10 BRUSSELS, June 23.—Germany cases were arraigned before Judge i-tnry Davis. \ n i « n i r \ - S p n i n r M i f f h his atcomplice ami jail mate, Wal■ Mayor Forest l.nV.e was another (nr hearing; the proposal «»l* the huihl from **•*f -iiiurg !•* Kn • ... utasonry work at Ih** big can (my her reparations obliga­ W. E. White. The major part of Ll | .. ... . , I Kruuser, lt>, 1 h i“" ' ,| vjg visitor at the luncheon and urged New York. Pittsburg, and Chicago, Pa., at a «•. t in * ......... I •r plant litis been completed so tion only through u lowered stan­ the above amount was the firm with U cell-mad Krauseir the Rotarium* to give tie ir ful! rai.road, a corporation owned by ] OOtl.OW). amt the Baltimor. and will be indicteil imim'diutcly tur sup|>nrt t<> the proposed school Harriman, to build a new railroad Ohio, New *• «<r). ' entral and I’enti- far iii. i vcn tin- iiwltrh house i-. dard of living, longer working amounting to $200 and costs paid At- bond issue of $150,000 for the pur- straight iicru.-ti the State of Pett-j >ylviinia ....... Idly til.il oppoxim- coin I'nc'd and the spillway gates* h o u r-, nml greater production per by E. T. Gibson who was couW :ic has licen rtccived i»y T. thv murded of Grant, Stale's j repmU. All tin rei- opponents wer< ha* - been installed while the lock hour. Sir Joiduh Stamp, British victed on a charge of having in­ of erecting a new high sylvuniu. ' -*wtun, county superintendent torney Crowe said. t today's bearing, nan i are being built under con­ economiRt and co-author of tho toxicating liquor in his posesslon. I.. I-'. Lore, president of the Del-| repre -nted A carload of alcohol classified I L hoo!> n 0„|„ r,.,| school, and re­ U'lilic instruction from W. S. who.-e own railro.i l tra. •(. Four of tiie .'!i),U*)0 horse- Dawes Ulan, told the International Mr. I.or<" Only one defendant wu i dis­ on the shipping bill a."butter col­ aware ami lludion Gninpany, a|ipairing and enlarging the present late superintendent, stat.iin i.uii t \«utri *h<els Chamber of Commerce at today’* missed at today's session. The r r - ' sor of th » recently hu iitdieated a disposi oring fluid," from the National schools. pcared as prineip.il spun '• 1 *t tlte Sanford High S ho Rotation S. O. Shinholser spoke ! new project, which lie described licit to tuke .■■r th" Biitralo, IP. hiiuked up to electrical generator* meeting hero. He expressed gravo maindcr either were convicted and *i,-iiin licen adjudged one ot Grocers Association, Philadelphia, was seized by prohibition agents briefly of bis trip last week to as "tin- backlmne of the premiei I cheatcr, and Pittsburg lit; told of a .e in place and the wiring to th-- doubts of the continued successful paid fines and coats of court or . A Senior accredited high ..wilt h boards and other inslru- working of th« Dawes I’lan and their bonds were estreated in de­ It , tho (iroj.'.-t fiir using tin 6,1,11 - f the tb.. stale .inin 0f Florida for ye.itcrday in the yards uf the Penn­ t i e international Rotary Gonven- railroad of the I nitisl btati"1 declared that the time has cotno fault of their appearance. terprise to make up nielit* i now being |iut in. was, he said, and essential link sylvania railroad. t,„n a t rieveland. O. A full re•ir IXMFour a Iditionul 25,001) horse- for serious study to be given the Chicago route, lie The c a m * as tried w ere: E. T. Thirty-nin-' imlirltnenls were in a projected New York-( hicago rt of the convention will he it i.s pointed out, in tit:* lower uiiita are in proce*.-(i of iii • situation. I I'itt l.urg was prohibition and nar- made ' Gibson, possession of liquor, $200 rail . ystem which would be l*"U voted against at the next meeting by It. J. ' lass than can be attained | .taliatUm anti the water wheel.* by the federal grand Holly, it was announced. and costs; J. E. Searcy, disordvrly t miles shorter than any p re s e n t,1but declared careful school in the state and is I cotic violators railroad milenge between the two had I 'tulil1 h-d ho |itm- i ii-nbilB; i und leetrlc appiiintu* will lie put MISS GORDON HEADS UNION conduct, $15 bond estreated; Ma­ ury toduy. , . ,. Visiting . Rotarian.x at today i I®"1"." "f which Sanford ahoul.l KDEN'HUKGH. Scodlund, June ry Williams, disorderly conduct, : of the plan. No ifinncinl nrrntig , ill r .ration for testing for the A 12 y e a r old girl who admitted | juni.hi,on were Frank Mebane and centers: " justly proud. For several having rubbed several taxtcub o rtv -, o f OrMr. Lorec und engineer* who nvMtts itad bc.-ii i . tde, he raid. bti*. first me during August, all eight 23.—Mis* Anne Adams Gordon of $15 bond estreated; Bill Lee, fight­ Don Cheney, both resident* f attford has ben listed era of various .-mall sums with j »u|iportc*l his testimony defended it" expressed Hte opin'.ir. thut Ho unit to be really for that work Evanston, III., was today re-elect­ ing, dismissed; Worth Cherry, lando. the Class A-Senior high small cap ed president of the World's wo­ speeding, $5 bond estreated; Tube ns tHu ir turn for testing comes. »ccan pistol, n» an ncr her uni) only won Member* present were: George th*- estimated construction cost o f 'l i a r t i m a n estate which bail n 1 "f Florida. men’s Christian Temperance Un­ Colomun. dtunkenne*s, $!0 bond nriaigned in Maywood Babcock. Randall Chase, II C. Du the new line, which is upward of quired the Bill' tiirg c*.mpuny' i port, was L *tf careful autrervision,” Mr. .. , estreated; King Ferguson, drunk­ held without bail I'.n-e, Dr. A. W. Epps. F. J- Gon- $700 000 per mile, but Daniel W il-‘charter in 1008, could u m|.-rt«!'J ion. Markets MV n eontlnuea, “of I f incipal ! ’in enness. 510 bond estreated: Young bird, president of tieBaltimore th*.(«'k.f for further identification • :a!cs. AY. M. Ilaynes, Wm. J. Har f i;- Air Kay Li rccognizcu by the U n i t i'll, disorderly conduct,- >25 I'rociaim M*rti*l Law sserted that tind \ . Edward Higgins. R. J. Holly. and Ohio, the ilrsl of opm»*itioni Mr. AVil!.:i rl>'c it part meat of Education as June 23. — Wheat, SHANGHAI. June 23.—Martial and costs; James Harris, violation new line "exper to bo heard, denied thut promoters of COOLIDGE DEPARTS |W . C. Hutchison, George Knight, witnesses among the best in tlte state. traffic from bus July, DTIM to 154%; September. law has been proclaimed in the of traffic ordinance. $3 and costs; w ui any necessity for t h o , to gat all il CacNeill. Edward_ Markell. there ! Frank ----aubuibs o( .Shanghai by titn ira l I aura Williams, disorderly con­ ^’tfe 's no doubt ------- thnt under its WASHINGTON. June 23- — VY S. I’nrker. Dr. S. I uleston, 0:it», September, Change IDueh Liang, son of Gen. duct, $5 and eosts, to direction the high school ^ ___ _„ •ft the capital i t; ‘ Houmillat, S. O. ShinhoUer, W. existing trunk line* could econo-1 handled by the Baltimore nml Ohio President Coolidge I -I1 al.vaya have the honor of beTso Lin, Manehutian war . summer visit t C. Smith, If. K. Stevens, Dr. L mically expand to hntulle possible I and other roads/ thus accredited uniting the city today for m* I E. Stevens, und A. E. Yowell, to Swampscott, -ins*. ' biMt schools in Florida." tonomy Program :ans Big Saving <r \ y A\ ifesj H Japanese Seeking To Adjust Situation VI v il OFFICIAL SAYING LOCAL !*.(>. CONTRACTS FOR SERVICE POOREST BULKHEAD WORK {$ KILL PATROLMAN John I). Jinkins Is , Principal Speaker At Rotary Luncheon ll *1 !ft a s .m ji r -i ; h .a t f M i * nr Musi’lo Shoals Will Un(!(*n»f> Scrips 01* : rlVsls 15v Officials § = » : Proposed Railroad In Pennsylvania May Bring on Lengthy Controversy “nools o i Sis la ■I : " J? « | Florida xi �AC'icE“ JW 7 .jijU * •._ .. * t 1 '^ i “*•-''-.vWsifr f >A; io it t — ■ 11L_- •’/'tv 'V T B i r i ; • IV-r. • ■ v' _____^_ _ _ _ __■ ___ v ; v -- _ ■' **%#• TOE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, JUNE 22iid, 1925 —* nouth of Florida via 1-aurcl Hill to a point on Road No. 1 nt o r ►RIDA ROAD IMPROVEMENT lands county. near CreHtview. Authorizing Orange county com­ Road No. 31 from Brooksville to PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED $6<f' n " u * r nn,t TA L L A H A S SE E , Fla., J u n e 22. keep of the monument grounds a t missioners to m e proceeds of coun­ Dade City via Spring Lake _ ( j 0vcrncr Martin has atiixcd hi* Mnrianna. ty bonds voted and sold for e n ­ Authorizing Gndscn county com­ larging the court house, for other JACKSONVILLE, J une 22. — ............................ ~ ' * 1,,,‘ntonmissioners to employ a plant path­ court houio purposes. •Wien Hr; Four A. Hathaway ologist for fighting tobacco insects. tProviding .............. for construction and takes charge ns rhairman of tho Providing th a t all contracts for operation of a toll bridge across State Roan Department probably . , expenditures of funds from sale of Old Tampa Bay. for n more direct In October he will find aw aiting his , iupnimio, laimp m u m n , ana , ... attention a progrrm laid out b y ’thence Into State Rond No. 1 a t ! " ' V V,a ' , “ ‘Jww*'1 a,M‘ uUl nml hold titles to landn fo r pnrkieounty or district bonds in High- route between Tampa and Llcnrand parkw ay purposes. lands county shall be submitted water. the legislature that will re q u ire 'o r nenr Milton ami thence over ... Regulating fishing in W akulla ami npprnved by n hoard of bond close to ten year* for completion, .Stnto Road No. 1 connecting with Road No. 37 from Alabama line Providing supplemental method [trustees before becoming effective. for local lmnrov*nicnts in the unless mean* nre found in the j fVntacoln. i a t Dixonvillc via Allentown to county. A u th o ririn f. Vm, meantime lor additional fund* to, n ,n(1 No. , , from 0 |K)inl 0„ : S ,?.U,_ W 1 • I to Si- j Oi ouiiug a special Koad and town of Holly Hill, Volusia codnty. 11 . I . _ ' O _ • . 1 , ■ « .1 ! . 1 1 ,, A \ f . . _ t . .. / * .. . ■ ■ » • f if f. I t i ft •••». 'Mi ,IU,M 11uiii tuxtu devote to road construction in tha, ;|rm wiulh 0| , h,'maSvllIc ...... ' Slip *25,000 ill improvement bonds. Bridge district No. tIff in VLake Co. Authorizing issuance of *500.r t Wclrsdnlo, emit to Umatilla in Authorizing issuance of nddi-f Authorizing issuance of *50,000 0<(0 in bonds by Sarasota county 8U| te* . . . . . . . . . I . : . iclr Mont Icc! In to Cnpos. Lake county by way of Stark’s In addition to the roaim de.ncriat... ' , tionnl road bonds in Special R o n d , in general improvement bonds by commissioners for construction of . ed by the 1323 session, which II. B.I ” £?'• - *r**<*» Cacorigia lino Ferry. c»mit home, etc. Philip**, pi w e n t chairman, has na Rjdnornlgo nml Cfinncy road, Rond No. 39 from Alabama line nml Bridge District No. 13 of Poll; DeSotn City, Highlands county, Authorizing Gndscn county to comity. | Abolishing and recreating mustated will require more thnn two l t t Greensboro, lirmtol and to through llonifny to Vernon and Making nn appropriation for up-^iieipal government of Avon Park. levy a publicity tax thence southerly years for completion, the legisla-. ' u‘lt * oml_ lo Phillips Inlet tore of this year added hundreds; Rond No. 13 from Cedar Key' Rood No. -10 irum Alabama line of miles in the secondary preferen- to Yub.e in ,N’uk ; ,u county, vir. south of Florida to DcFunink tin) lint. Work nn thv latter rtmda Ilf n on, (i.iiniMvlilv, St irke. Bal l - 1Sn:lng* end then southerly to a —or portion of them—Is to Login win raid C. Kalian. point on Road No. 10. as soon as the IrunK Im .s ol Hu* p. t ,j | j fr;, :n „ point on* R°ad No. II »roin Milligan, via nrim ary list have been ennwiletcd. Road 1!» a the Suwanc • river Raker and Blackman to Alabama This will requiro n t leant tw o . br!cit;e V, Old To-..m‘to H a d in g , .. tn M . years, it is bolievd. ' Koa,, v „ ,j. VI;| T n a t-.n , NowR™'* N°- 12 >rvm Road No. 1 fL. . vOnce tho present trunk lines nail beTy, Calm- vil!o end I’alatr.ka. of Auc,n» through Aucilla the mm,i roact ue.Mgp.lttil by t n c , Rnt;d 15 from point on to loummt. *" 1925 Act have been completed,' Roail III r'. or iu ir Newport th ence' Load No. 13 from Georgia line howuvei, the motorist will h - able roufhirlv nb ng tii<> Gulf nn near ^ ainerly through Miccosukeo to mto circle Florida on hard noi faced as pim-tli al to St. Petersburg, via /*ou^ *N’0, . ttn‘* °ypr •“ I'? roads which will he the f inal of or as near ns practical to the lo B P°iat north of Ljoyil and m>y to In- found in the «ouutry, o f - 'n r jtli.i ol tin- Hloinhutchce and then southerly through Lloyd and Wncissa to Koad No. 15. '•-ials •‘•t'c Foterl •• Florida " t ! Suwunce rivers, Cedar Kov nml No' “ fr«'»' Snnfonl to Nunez Ferry, above Pcnsuroln, fop near n prarticnl to the mouths exhiuide, ii,< tiiavelci m , etci uy ov auvuiiio-lpf muomo- "f the fI ’lr ’ -tr.l t;.l ilvcr, uxhiuide, lotliver, llomosnHsn. llooiosnssn, ^L,n in llrevnrd county via (»eand LoUthmere. NU of Ilie beautiful homes tinder construction at bile will have the choice of a di- Wi^kiwn.-hco rlvcia, Airpckn, Hud- ncy,;* *!ni, ‘JV-*?mcrcA i . •>_„ rcct route to Jacksonville on a 'on. N’ . Port Richey, Tarpon " ,,nd No. !> from Ocala to IJnyMiami Shores. Design is hy Kichnei A: Elliott ron l that will follow rfnsely the Sprin; , ( lemwnter and Ixirgo. tona. The Spirit of the Old World Mediterranean is northern boundary of the state, or A d i.l . from Rrooksville to AriLoad No. lo front Alabama line hoiitff woven into the construction (iroyrmu in & he may follow th a t road as far as via Spring Hill. " c a r Homnton to Baker via Jay, V ‘ tliis great dcvcIcpmeiiL Alilton, wtiete a liigbuny will i„- mRoad No.Ii> froai Hr In to Road L^rrydale and Munson, tcrsected th a t will follow the (iulf No. vet Dunnellon thence to Road No. •< from Road No. const lire as nearly ns practlcnhl- C*v.-t I rive.. M’" tl1 " f ("»*dhyo I-ake in Duval until L connect; with thu 'Innn'Rood N !7 fr in Maine City county thence southerly as near ns ami trail. • , i harv :-r. via Lakeland, P h n i l"actiniblff along St. Jo h n s river Perhaps one of the most import- kity i. id Old r,iur. l’ I'oint on Road No. I I, theme ant links in the stato's road sy.iRet I No. lo from Snrnv ta lo f,J Ln t j a ln tk a nml Oca a. tern ns covered in the Mitaluryf 'iL- A i- via Arcadia; and Load No. Id from St. Augustine preferential Hit adopted by the lc; B d " i. Id f .i t rt a point <> i fo Starke via Green ( ovi hiirings. Is^nture this year is State Road Road No. 5 new R:udenton, via Rond No. l.» from Georgia line No. 17. Cumnicffruig a t a point Ontco int -r.i' ting Road 18 nt n ,lKr ,, McCJenny to Newlairry cn Road No. 1 (, )Uth of Goodbye r oln: belt iLi.-y ml1. , .a t of McCIcnny. Manning, Sapp. Railaike ill Duval county, thW high- ,R ras-ta. ' v°rthington way will follow the east bank of ReadNo. 19 from Ta!!nh:t*.“?e •''•ting'i and Alachua. _ ,St. J o h r a river to u point cn K .tl! » <)•.. ! • Ibrnfgh l.amont, Porry, Suwannee L lv tr Scenic HighNo. M and thence to Ka.'t P a lR . Crr . • Did Tn.v... Chiefl.ir.il, lv:'v: <rl",’m Branford to Jasper via ka. tli o'lgii o cction of the tata Bra I IVillir.ton. "H E . . . _ . wliicii M-c.uc beauty I aid by per.......... C’otl idnlo tn ff°* !*• rrom Orlando w tons fnmUisi with tbs tefrito in Po h Pound iotko and “ ^ l i f v l l l e via O it v t n n il , l,iverbe^unsurpassed in Floridu. 'f i o t i »' .it. , ! i • ninth to toutlet land and Spring I-ake. Rond No. 52 horn Alabama line ’lho complete list ot toads ;«v- with Roa:' (». c-rwl in the m-t of 1925 follow, ■ !’ ;d i V > . 2! from Daytona to ninth of Grnccville, through Grarev illo r.nd to W a sh in g !'o county Road No. 1 from the Alabama DoLard line ut Nuncx F erry to Jack :i1^1 ' No. 22 front Orlando to line north of Chlpley them e to villn. Tt . i:il liver, t i i Winter Garden, bridge acloins N. liny Budge near Road No. 2 from the Georgia ( ! . . ' Ms ott •. Grovelnml, and extending front fnn line north of Jeiining to F ort My. R-. -liaeil and Invern. .. , !.nLl'e)',l|lo1 ,L,lto14 { > conne'et M artin Signs Final Batch of Bills 1ifsaSW Fixing compensation of county a In counties having population between 5,321 and 5,025. Authorizing two mill tax in Her­ nando county for 1925 nml 1920 for advertising resources of the county. To provide manner and au th o r­ ity by which hard surfaced public roads and bridges shall be con­ struction in Sumter county. Providing for nomination in pri­ maries by voters of the county nt •I d l ^ U U al fti i f t_M -f t U f t 'M * * * - * * KVf. Uinit 1* M IIV J commissioners and bourd of pub­ lic instruction in Sum ter county. Authorizing town of Silver Bluff to issue bonds for street improve* ments. Making appropriation for nalar- lure.011'1 CXP<:n,CS of Validating n|i aUl validating u V a t e S S ^ ^ deemed sax m Ic certlflcateT 1922 npd 1923 upon “S been made. mnde. Up° n has ^ Validating *12,000 bond by Grnccville on May 12 Enlarging power „f ' A supervisors of Little Riv<r y J Drainage District. ’** Amnndirn- S ., t i - r ,»;• •I, Chapter «, R. s„ p j ^ 1 ing to unjust discriminate? any raildoad, railroad come or other common carriers v Repealing an act p r o v i k - . supplemental method of local improvements for B*!lajr‘ M I A M I —the Manhattan of Florida ... ' « «' Rood No. 3 from the Goo'gi i Pit r v .in Bu. h ell jt:-.d Dml^ line a t St. Mary's river t» Orlan- <’»tv. Itonfl No. I from (ioDrjjin line south of Folkston to Miami. Road No. —A from Miami to Key WcsL ^ Road No. 5 from High Springs to Fort Myers. * Road No. 5 from Alabama line south of Dothan to Port St. Joe. Road No. 7 from Pensacola to Alabama lino m Flomntion. Road Vo. 8 from Haines City to Okeechobee City. Road N o.*9 from Georgia line south of QulLntnn to n point on Rond 35 near Shady Gn re. Ro*d No. lo from Georgia line pe«r llcnchton to Penmcolq via T allah n se e, Woodvillc, Newport and us nenr St. Marks n« praeticuble, and theme around the con t to Pcruucu Springs, St. Tcrcaa. Lanark, also v h Wnknlbi Q f" Kills W ife ,, V 'v ^ ° ‘r r- ii- ,.r , K”" '1 No- n;! rr" ,n ( a n , »' ' Vl,lt" Santa Rosa Sound us net if--xl :;.i. 21 from Ki-cintmes to thereto as practicable to Point. SiVllumrrr vi.i St. (Inui!. Road No. 51 from Grestvicw by I! id N<. 25 noiu Dig;, Rriilgj way of Valparaiso to Camp Wulto V < t P; I Iteucli. P.o !:| No. _7 ......ii Fort M v „ n tl>n ori R,M*d No. 10. {fund No. 55 from it point a t or to Mia rat. R N o . 2h from I.uk City to ii .ir PierKon oil Rond No. 3 to Bunnell vin Pnlutka, Lulu, Lnke Rond No. 2 a t Smithwick’s Fill­ B ill. i . Starke nml Keystone ing Station m Lake* county through Actor, Umatllln, Kustis, Tavares, !M < h t‘ if. ad No. 29 from Bit blow to Mintteida ami Clermont. Road No. 50 from Ellisville to .Vr.jie Haven via Okeechobee, HoiLake Butler via Providence. opaw and Kcim iville. Road No. 30 from Frostproof to' Road No. 57 from New Smyrna Voro via liauishcrty Crosnin^ anti , 5 ' ru , ,, • l{ Vclrtw I.ottu No. on from GcorKm line . . . . . . . . ... tw in m hDnrscy i i e » . . i r connecting lvvitli u i t l i IRoad 'o m l near Road N’o. ft 1 from Ocala to Wal­ No. 1 at or near Havana. do via Citin, I-,land Grove and; Road No. 59 from '/.olfo Springs llavvtfiorno. * itonrT No. .72 from Bradenton t o n . ,,oint n " u,‘ N.'’- 8 * r a l uof Avon Park via Parrish, Fort Green , l:,a n,nlco r,vcr ,,ri,l« L’* v,a bc‘ bring. and Wauchiila. Rond N’o. 50 from Alabam R >ad No. 33 from south of Geneva to DcFunink Springs. Road Ni from Polk to Anfor Fortune burndale. Road No. i*2 from Road No. 7* on Alabama state line via Itcrrydalc, Munson, linker and connecting with Read No. 1 at Milton. It is provided in the act that roads designated sis No. I lo 5 in­ clusive and 8 arc to bo completed before any new contracts nre luude for work on uny of the other roads named. Work on 19 is lo begin as Soon as that stage of construction on I. 2, 3, I and 5 and 8, shall have leached the stage where con­ victs and materials can lie traasf. rri il without interferentc. <"ontracts already made with counties nre excluded from provisions of (lie act. Daily Fashion Hint 1) /ilPlcT.'M Au’'v lUv/HW V —ICNW*/' ,rr - ■ - T ” - . We ail know how M anhattan has grown since the early days, hy reason o l natural causes, from 8th Street up to 11th, then 23rd, then 34th, then 42nd and now 57th, 72nd, 110th, 125th, 181st—following the line of least resistance and the geographical “lay of the land.” We all know how Miami lias developed steadily and irresistibly along the shores of Biscayne Bay to the North, following the main arteries of travel. And today MIAMI SHORES is in the same relation lo Miami as Upper-M anhattan was in earlier days to Rower M anhattan. This fact has been fully appreci­ ated l>y well-posted investors, who in the early days brought in Miami along the natural trend and prof­ ited thereby, and who today are buying at Miami Shores. LOCATION IS THE ANSWER. _i \ IAMI SHORES is n develop­ M ment of tremendous urea— :‘.so*> acres. Many important features will add to the value of ‘his property, chief among of which is the proposed causeway t > Miami Beach. There are to he two golf courses—one of 18 holes on the mainland, and o n e of the nine holes on Miami Shores’ GOO-acre island. A RfiO-room hotel of Mediterran­ ean design, costing $2,000,000, is l i lie limit at the mouth of Arch Creek. Several other build­ ing projects of large size are heing planned. Thirty beautiful homes, representing a building cost of around $500,000, are un­ der construction. s Miami Shores’ location is incomparable and para­ mount- Profit by M anhattan’s experience ~AT~ »L—'. ^ «A k I . l Be our guest >n a free in* fpection trip to Miami Shores. Make reservation today. t V " f t jn. v% 0 7 T IT * < 0 O - t 1 v /.C L iZ L o America’s M editerranean B ritt-C h ittc m le n Realty Co. 2111 H. First St., Snnfurd. �' ' V v ■m .'* . .. • . •• . * %-rr*^-!TprTTW1’^ ip rPAGE TWO .. ' ' i yi t ;l ff W r u / .#* ^ ?' _ i - t wr i z t \ THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1925. ------------- The Sanford Herald Expansion of School System Essential g ^ b a n e g ees ANOTHER LITTLE JOB FOR THE REDUCER D A N D O B B Ssay s P a llb k H m r r i d t r i M a H f t|1 Bandar at Banfard, Florida Entered na Second Class Matter, Octnbsr 17. 1313. at the Poatofrica at Ssaford. Florida under Act of March 3. l i t? . In all our efforts to make Sanford a greater city, and to Peace, When? What About Girls? make its people more successful ami more prosperous, we Ford Warns Big Business. frequently overlook and neglect the educational demands of Students Must Fly. By ARTHUR BRISBANE our community. (Copyright 1325) Editor n t U A K D I.. DKAX. According to reports, school facilities in Sanford are bad­ .Mintage, n . n o w A n n liKiin W H EN , IF ever,*in this century Phone ltd ly in need of attention. The High School, constructed a few* will the world bo a t ponce ngain? 111 Magnolia Arrunr years ago in the belief th at it would be sufficient to meet the W herever you look, there is tro u ­ s u n e c n i m o * i i a t f .s One Tear—17.00 81* Months . *3.50 demands of many years to come, is entirely inadequate for ble. or trouble threatening. delivered In City by Carrlet, per week, J5u. Weekly Edition |t 0 0 the number of students gathering there daily. The south______________ per year. School uiUnt be enlarged if the children trom T H E C H IN ES E seek by threats, BPECIAI. SOTICM, All obituary th a t section receive the attention they arc entitled to. The mobs and riots to drive out EunoMcea, card* of thnnke. reeolutlone and notice* o| entertainments where colored High School is handling twice ns many pupils as there penns th a t dominate their ports. Charges nre unde will he charged They won't succeed until China f t at regular advertising ratea. is room in the building to accommodate. The heating sys­ changes her chnrncter. And even m '.m iF H TIIK AggOCIATEO PIIRM tem in several of the schools is badly in need of repair. And if they expel the Europeans, they The Aesoclated Press is excltiswill not get rid of little Japan. tvrly entitled »o the use for re- so we might go on. publication of ail news dispatches Ja p a n will cling to the flanks Some immediate action is required on the part of the peo­ credited to It or not otherwise cred­ ited in i his paper ainl also the lo­ ple of districts one and three if these conditions nre to lie of Cl rent Chinn ns lho thresher cal new* published herein. All rights shark clings to a gigantic right of republlcatldn of special dispatch­ remedied. er herein are also reserved. Superintendent Lawton says that signatures to the peti­ whale. tions calling for a bond election, which lias as its purpose TUESDAY, JU N E 23, 1923 NORTH AFRICA, led by an able the raising of funds with which to correct the above condi­ courageous fighter, Abd-el-Krltn, THF. H KBAUDS PLATFORM tions. are coming in slow, and th at while eight hundred is in rebellion against France and 1. — Deeper water route to Jackson names of qualified voters arc necessary, no way near that Spain. Europeans and Americans 2.—Construction of St. Johns-In- number has been secured. He says that many voters, who, talked much about the rights of dian River canal. in his opinion should have boon among tho first to sign the Mttle people, and “sclf-determina3. — Extension of while way. petition have not yet dune so, and attributes it to lack of in­ tion." Now the. so-called “ inferior races” arc taking the talk seri­ 4. — Extension of local amusements. ously. — Swimming pool, (enni* courts, terest on their part. etc. These petitions have been placed in the various banks of I t is said th a t European sol­ 5. — Augmenting of building the pro­city as well as in the hands of (I. K. McKay of the High diers, Germans included, nre help­ ing the Riffs against France, nml gram— houses, hotels, apartm ent School, and Mrs. Henry Wight, president of the Woman’s [hat™ Turkey "'u financing her houses. Mohammedans of North fi.—Extension of street paving pro­ Club. Those who have not already affixed their signatures >brother Mohnmm to these petitions have an important duty to perform. Africa. gram. 7.—Construction of boulevard It is well to remember that good schools are one of the around Lake Monroe, Those Mohammedans won't suc­ greatest assets any town can have and Sanford must allow ceed. h.—Completion of city beautifica­ They are too far back in nothing to interfere with making the educational facilities tho scientific procession. Already, tion progrnm. 9.— Expansion of school system here second to none. The people have shown they are behind it is snid, a French flier has “got" with provision for increased f a ­ every project for the betterment of the city, and The Herald Abd-ol-Krim. They will get him cilities. believes they are vitally interested in seeing the school situa­ eventually, if they haven't gut him this time. Men crawling on the ground BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY tion relieved and the necessary improvements made without delay. cannot compete with fighters in HE LEADETH ME:— I will No more important m atter is before the people of San­ the air, no m atter how brave the bring the blind by a way th a t they know not; I will lend them in ford today than the expansion of its school system and the crawlers may be. paths that they have not known. providing of suitable buildings and equipment for the proper IN SOUTH AMERICA, some of I will make darkness light before them, and crooked thing straig h t management and efficient conduct of its educational institu­ our good neighbors have troubles] and disputes. And even on t h e ; These things will I do unto them, tions. and not forsake them. Isaiah Xl.ll 10. —o MYSELF I have to live with myself and so, 1 want to in* lit for myself to know I want to be able, as the days go by. Always to look myself straig h t in the eye; I don’t want to stand with the s e t­ ting sun, And hate myself for the tilings I’ve done. I don’t want to keep on the closet shelf A lot of secrets about myself, And fool myself as I come and go Into thinking nobody else will know The kind of man ! really am; I don’t want to dress myself in sham. I want to go with my head erect, I want to deserve all men's re­ spect; And sure in the struggle with fame and self, I want to be able to tike myself. ] don’t want to look a t myself and know, That I'm a bluster, and bluff, and empty show. Variety is the spice of ilfp things pnd when life j, ,[?' B; ill spic Every man has a lams . . for getting his leg pulled. One wny o r ^ H t i n g wh w ant is by wanting nothing. ™ The value of a hug decent* on the law of supply and Remind Thn A crorv? * u w* 1U| being in love is you can't dri!? A man usually gets what h* a serves in this world. That'? ti trouble with the world. Blessed are the bootle KKtrj fr they have inherited a laie. N: of this earth. Wasn't it nhout this tim, year when Rip Van Winkle «c to sleep and slept 20 years*! The differences which cause nui trouhlo are indifferences. ^ All of tho cures for sunburn ivery good but none of them swfl to be good enough. I t’s n wrong rond that has turning back. The skeleton in the aver»t | closet i« in the tmiik book inster A man who married one of ti super sex last June thinks .«h« the supper sex now. Love thy neighbor, but bs c too friendly with borrowing i goods. ' , These arc the days the bo*j ^ i mad when he finds things «« along nicely while he was awsy. Here and there you hear of stream being uragged for nsono who didn’t think it vuj ^ FRAUD THAT FAILED North American continent, which MIAMI NEW S should Is1 the peaceful home of It all the European races, thoie u ( In the books th at Charles Gar- his trial he denied the stock he sold unpleasant discussion between the vice used to write, or those by I was worthless and said that time] United States and Mexico. The whole world breathed a sigh of relief when word . . . . . , would prove its value. While hiv came last week that Amundsen and ids party had returned THAT W ILL pass, however. This some one of his time, it n lw nys' rkcil ,n „ riaon Barb oil was happened that the orphaned child [ struck on his Eldorado holdings, safely after a ha/.ai'di.us trip into the North Dole regions. country likes the Mexicans, real­ who was the comfort of her poor: giving proof of his contention, and For years various explorers have been attempting to izes the difficulty problems that grandfather in his old ngc, at h i s (th a t which the governm ent^ dereach the North Pole, but up to the present time Peary has confront them. We are glad to death found hidden in the ra fters d a r e d a fraud is fraud no longer, been the only successful one. Many others have come with­ have them for neighbors on the of the attic, forgotten shares of There has been so much of fraud­ south, ns we nre glad to have the ulent stock promotion, with intent in a tew miles of their olVjcJ,'.;.ve only to find it. necessary to driving, thriving, ambitious Ca­ stock in some promotion scheme dishonest, that situations like this long considered worthless then turn hack for various causes. Not until this year has an nadians on the north. are bound to happen. Events have i attempt been made to cover the ground by airplane and the Because “ IT TAKES TWO TO Uirned out a bonanza. And ever proven that the effort of Ingalls first attempt, while a failure in that they did not actually get MAKE A FIG H T” there will be af,,'r sh‘! livc‘l Hnppily. was not a fraud. What Ids intent no quarrel between Uncle Sam Reminder of this comes in the may have been is open question. to the Pole, demonstrated the feasibility of making the dif­ and either of his nearest neigh- d o ry of Gordon Ingalls, a (Turn- So long ns fraudulent intent i s ; ficult trip through the air quicker and with less hardship kors. so oil man, who has ju s t been re______ leased from the federal prison at present the public must be proand at less risk than was experienced by former explorers. i tected. And had it not been that the airplanes of tin* Amundsen WHY CANNOT nations live side Leavenworth, a fte r serving a two- In the experience of Ingalls, as parly became fastened in the ice, the party would have in all by side in friendship and courtesy V™r sentence on conviction of us- in the stories of Garvicc, it is th*' with theto sale iMrailA co1'- shown, however, th a t even so-call­ of oil*»stock, probability been hack at its base within it few hours after the as civilized individuals live in their* noetton ed stock certificates may some­ sf>rt. ‘ " li a s n 'M h e recent conflict t a u g h t ' ™ L‘ “f t * th,‘‘ *“ ld recent- times prove of value. Amundsen demons!rated the value o f the airship to th e]die world that modern w ar NE- J, > " .Vor.-d the i S . # ^ " £ 1 ' Who knows but that some day securing of information about that unknown part of th e lvKR W - but ™i™.‘hc ,S , "or gS T U eT uV raJ the stock sold by "Doe" Cook may] world There are ....... ' 1 and on his next attempt to reach the Pole, probably " r * nd th" com,ucrc,I? 1a millionaire.' ' ‘In this story there turn uuL profitably. he no criticism of the courts i some who still insist Ids diary may late this is summer, it is thought he will he successful. In one! D O RO I H^ I E R K IN S , seventeen can ---- old, i i shot -l. . one ...... {,f (JI{, n);, ny which sentenced Ingalls, though a t he found a t the N orth Pole. m o n t h In- h a s rime what it required other explorers years to years too well—mid is do. I he fact that he succeeded in Hying to within a hundred j men she knew—too miles of the pole, lauding, taking observations and then fly- ' noW convicted of m anslaughter in NEW YORK WORLD The Airplane Will Make Possible. Gala Day at New Smyrna Beach A cordial invitation is extended to all—to an old-fashion basket picnic and dance at New Smyrna Beach THURSDAY, JUNE 25 Bring your bathing suit and enjoy surf bathing in the ocean. Dancing afternoon and evening at the Casino. Music by Orchestra. Hot Coffee and Cold Lemonade Free to All Bring your baskets and enjoy a day's outing at this wonderful beach. The Casino is at your disposal all day and evening. USE NEW BRIDGE FREE FREE H. B. SCHULTE CO., Inc. WHAT LA FOLLETTE PROVED iHK buck, insures future success for hint and also for the iht' fir;<t t ' Kr''"‘ l,Tc!,1 to twe?,ly MacMillan expedition, which is now on the wav to t h e A rctie!mpunishment. m i!!i1m lm t1C ponltulUlary U lu: f n e v r ecu hide myself from me, rt'jfioil:;. The judge said, when the young woman had recovered from her fainting spell: 'I thunk you gentlemen, for your verdict. This may stop wo­ men from shooting men.” I rpc v.h.t o th e rs r a n never see; \ cry little territory in this world of ours remains to he discovered and explored. Man has pretty well covered the whole earth and knows quite thoroughly all about it. How­ ever, there remains, we are told, one million square miles of territory lying to thu * mth and west of the North Pole, just TO TH E judge's pious hope, above Alaska, into which no man has vet g o n e . (mothers of poor girls, ami of some I h e r e is much speculation as to whether there is land other girls, will add this hope: Ireported in or m,t.* T!im ‘ »>'«’. ' hose who say t hat there is land, “ May some jury bring in a ver­ A M'lng Kong man is reported t 'birh contains metals, minerals nml other valuable resources dict th at mnv STOI’ MEN FROM have bitten a nog. Wonder if j i 'M wax a hot one! and this seems enlircly probable when it is remembered that BETRAYING AND ABUSING — — o— Alaska, just a lew hundred miles to the south, is rich in gold, YOUNG GIRLS.” It i n't always the wandering silver, c q.per, coni mid many other products PROTECT PROUD man, first of 1 know what others can never know; I novel* can fool myself nml so Whatever happens I want to bo Bell-respecting and conscience11 cc. —Beckwith. m »">•!„« m u v h I a m ing husband. t t e u n e all, by all means, for he is the lord Tho stormy earner of Senator | La Foliett would have proved again, if proof were needed, th at! the American people admire a man who stands for something. More than four million people of high average grade in charac­ ter and intelligence voted for Mr. I.a Follettc for President upon the basis of their faith in him— for his platform was, for pruden­ tial reasons, about as disingenuous as such pronouncements usually, arc. They did so knowing th a t for fifteen years he had been unequal to any greater strain than th at to which his restless n ature drove him. Whatever erratic thing be might say or do, hi1 had come to exploration ol Hus part Ol the globe and perhaps by fall of creation. But this is certain; o— may know a lot more than we tio now. At any rale mil- i he f ir s t m an th a t knew Dorothy oieuu progressivism . Toduy'ii best laugh: The nation. Ilim s o f people arc interestingly watching the attem pts be- I erkins and threw tier aside dr-j | „ what progressivism meant to him Mr. was no more lnyc agreed to liuumh .......... gas ing made to secure accurate data about Ibis north land. In serves all th a t she deserves and a j consistent than most of his couni.s n wespon of war in (tear lino Ibis 1 lay of airplanes someone is hound to he successful in! gieat deal more. 1 1. trynieii. His life work w as divid—Op;!il:n Neks. reaching hitherto inaccessahle points, and the radio is lll-.NRy b ( Rl a s k s big tm 1 (1)j ||)t|| ^wo periods. As governor ness in te r e s tin g questions in eon- „ r Wisconsin he forced th r o u g h a Tli isn't but one other way keeping all those inieresied advised of all that is going on nection with a recent decision that re lu c ta n t l e g isla tu re m e a su re s of 01 that lar-ofl land of ice and snow. Henry Ford can mak** his flivv, seems to pull most of the teeth reform which now seem moderate by comparison with the acts of states even more radical. In Washington he was associated with one im portant measure, the Sea­ men’s Act; his general attitude became more and more that of a critic of tilings as they were; but the impetus of movements lie had started carried on. Compared with a Harding or a Coolidge, it might be said of him that both men railed themselves Republicans and th a t there all likeness ended. Thcro are American politicians more than a plenty who plot and plan power by manipulating p a t­ ronage and whose idea of political wisdom is to straddle issues, post­ pone decision* and seek safety in talking platitudes. They do not commonly g<-t far with the public, however successful in inner-office conferences. The American people take to men who seem in e a rn e s t,| who fight—erratically, perhaps— but fig h t to got th in g s done. Direct Benefit From System When you put system into saving, you soon bc-j{ giu to got direct benefit—and step by step you | climb higher to financial success. Open an af count with us today. 1 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts [ j c m i n o l e (jo u n ly T ^ a n k more popular nod dint's to put ’em out of the Kherman Anti-Trust in |sqi corn packages. Law. ---------o— ---“ Are we business men.' asks TAMI'A TltlllU N K . S a n f o r d , F la . ATLANTA JOURNA L Cur off he bov say 1 the prices I. Ford, “ to lie only as wise in our 1 (>" tie r*' simple ; rock i nre enough j rerviee us the law compels us tii While many states and local com­ ty of their work might not lie in­ S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O G R E S S The complaint of Judge Mumix 1 Bs penalties. The reason why tw ! " to , m i 1 , K a i , i k t h e p o o , h u s b a n d : ; munities arc making efforts to r e ­ terrupted and its value impaired. A. Kuvuuutigh licit under existing lucre nre o few premeditated tnur1 »i .ii* ,. of *inull I in run?. condition. trial judge., in criminal ders in England lies in the fact that* FORD WARNS his fellow imlus- duce their traffic accidents, wide­ These were the Committee on S ta ­ a a a ■ un ma a a n a ■ ■ ■ ■ !,■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ mm* * 11" 1111” ! CUM* are little* mme than " u n g - '•lieu in tha t country a man delib- triuli ts th a t if they decide to gu ly representative committees of tistics and the Committee on PubHanford Img again y e s te r d a y ,I will iiique- 1 the M a t e , w he the r It" shall 1:11 kill ---an us far as the law- allows, the next ‘ ,x|u»rtn are busy on surveys and tic Relations. The former brought running its losing s tr in g up to six *idc referees" ,,, , to light the fact th a t data as to will be traffic accidents was cither lack­ r x i w . We had ho,.... th a t N.ek's " ‘"UK**1™ is m a nica <aie ,«■- vliv t. hi* know while he is ilelih- law- will bo ten times stronger, | recommeiuiations which counting for the law’s delay and ' -ruling th at if lie does so, within and not quite so easy to nullify, presented at the Second Nutional eht • n-ip-hone would h>. the one to ing completely or was so lacking bring us our f irst vi lory of the for the too frequent defeat of j u s ­ •ix weeks or two months thcreafU iging business men to realize (-onference on Street and Highway in uniformity th at u true picture tice. Judge Kavanaugh's address t t he also will die for the crime. p ri. oi onlf. that best results come from giv-’ Safety to he held in November, hefiu i- lie* Ft. I.ouc, liar Assncm- Ihcrcfiuv, he lets his enemy live. mg good quality, n t reasonable! q lu. lDJ i conference udoplcd rec- of death and injury and of the — — ti-------- . | Don. which has heeu published in In ihe United Stales, if a man de­ puees, and paying high wages, onuucndntions which vvc*re ad m it­ damage of property could not be drawn. The latter was ch a rg e d ;" ' r ■' «"«■»•**• " vi, ......... i,ur A ... i.it 1011 liberates whether he shall kill a n ­ which niepn g-.neral prosperity, tedly only the first step toward with the duty of co-operating with n t m u U see b u tte rflie s, «• c r . l i n g ,|„ ul I(a| nllr:M.,vt| widespread il her, he Knows white he deliber­ Ford warns, “ Big Business" that a national traffic policy, yet wliich public mid private organizations in 1 l "F * ............... . a. • ■ neat. wfi iron ine ( h a t wind l he tnm-li ,\i 'riling to tin* learned judge ate,t I hat if he shall kill, the President t oolidge will cheek the had involved tint work of nearly putting into effect the recommen­ chan v s uie tluee to one he never Sherman law violations and ex­ 200 nationally known authorities on dations of the Conference. nicer than te e ing ih* m onU i'ys'n,,.,, .tv in Am 1 n a fully m v iniii will In- ni rested, twclvu to one Invarious phases of the traffic prob­ t&Uiu..i l.y Hus F.ori.la moonshine. \ thirty live thousand p.-i will in'vi r Ih- convicted, and more tortionate combinations. New committees have begun lem. In the preparations for the their work with special emphasis tiuilly of murder who hiiviri than one hundred to one that he OTHERS THAT know the P res­ 1023 conference, Secretary Hoov­ on w hat were considered by the Information, Please. not arm till, iii.il at leiisi nil] not die for the crime. The re- ident, as Mr. Ford knows him, Is101 H* Corner Lot at $1 10.00 per front fool. We’d I f.i* lo know Ini -v huudted and lilt;, thou.-.imi fine, only one hundred Englishmen lievo tiiat vviien it Itec,lines nee, •• er has drawn together UiO more i 921 conference m utters of the I' — . experts to consider recoinniend.i- greatest import. One of these is 2 • Ju*t vvliv and l ow. mi n mid women who engage* in die m a year by the hands of as- sary the President will take action tj„ns which may be supplementary committee on Uniformity of fjomctim-M i f » row 50 ft. at $125.00 per front fool ienuie a a means of livelihood, sailants ami ten thousand persons that will startle certain big Imra , nmi more complete in their effect the Laws and Regulations another * And sonietimi-s tow. 1he trouble cannot he* lark ef law, perish every year in the United n e s . s men whose mistaken motto un traffic hazards and on the pro-1 the committee on Ij,vv enforcement ‘J 1 111! in Montgomery Advertiser, tor within a single five-year period .Slates." is. “The Administration is ours, visions for expediting traffic and a third ih<* Committc e on Me ■ Ik- emigre's and state legislator, , The remedy- for existing condi- and tin* fullness thereof." movement. tropolitan Traffic facilities, A 2 ■1 M l us, n o w pavsed sixty two thousand and lion*, in the opinion of Judge Kav1 1*1 ft. nt $150 per front foot, Two of the committees were fourth, the committee on t'nusc* „ . r*.° ,,n'' that K touglr, (fourteen laws; and thoinumda of 1 auaugli. is to he fnqml in ametulEVERY DAY in some new way continued over from the l ‘ . )2i con­ of Accidents, will hold its fir.^t u YVhy in it slougl others have In-en added to t h e m . I ini- the method of procedure, which intelligent Britishers indicate ference in order th at the continui- meeting in the near future. And also slough! for the fig u re , cited represent the a t p re se n t tr a n s f e r s the trial of an their determination to rule the ■—It. M. M., in Miami Tribune. period from to 11*1-1. I o ffender from an im partial ju d g e new ocean, which is TH E AIR. t * U m ay lie th a t there a re too] to the e a g e r partisan riiiji of hired England is no longer on island, doubtless will extend thu order to We'd also know, many laws, t t e have mith a ,nul- la w y e rs, sa y s lie. "It transform :, the protecting channel is worth-1 West Point, Contemporary Comments If might be, how tlplicity of tlu m th a t it 1 .* some i|u> sw o rn ju d g e into a mere ring- less for defense. Every intelljIt's rarniotime* sow tiin.-s .lifficult for a person to know j side referee who must regard him- gent Englishman knows it. YOUNG AMERICANS with lei­ Gradually a belief in thL. calen­ And sometimes now. lust w hether he Is within the law ; r e lf r s w ithout care w hether the H ereafter students a t Oxford sure and money, now displaying d a r is being restored.—Syracuse 2102 U ral St. Realtors. ,ian,°rd — Houston Post Dispatch. mid we have many, many laws wrong or the right side win so and Cambridge, chiefly of tlu* lei­ their courage on the backs of polo U a| I I lint have never impressed tho pub- long ns tlu* champions fight ac ­ sure cluss, will be expected to ponies about fifteen hands above Herald. And thin, indeed, I lie as necessary o r really w orth cording to the rules of the roped take up flying and to make them ­ the earth's surface, would prove • ■ R * M N B M u a u H n iiiH ,B a a i H B H a a B M a if la a i u * * " ni,>>aBa^__I When all U said— while, a n d in consequence they are arena. 1 his system does not con­ selves first-class pilots, able to that courage more Use fuUy if each j cn!' \ U l America a." Tt 'Til ing 1 “ Form*times it’a read, often disregarded. cern itself so much whether the fight and fly for tho British Em­ would add to his string a f i r s t - ' v' v he* And Bometimcn read. "There is 110 mystery why we victory shall rest with the juster pire when they leave the universi­ dusts flying nmemne machine unu and icarn learn 10 to Union it.,;.' ‘ Lothesier Hines have — Phil Armstrong. ay,, m, much crime in this c o u n -. cause, but rather that success shall fly it. __ ty. try, »ay» Judge Kavunaugh. "Evil fall to tho smarter lawyer Through H arvard Yale Columbia U niver-, Golh, times „ Grammar school. htKn nchool, on SOUTH KB** * #up,i W ell, this in craxy, minded men in the United .States *i — ■ * rre coming back, I criminal trial the judge must ■ T w o y n t r * s cnlU-ge, Ouslness collrge. »U *P n j iB e » P R E S ID E N T COOLIDGE set the sity and the big universities of Hut must be said; have no respect for the law, bc- be present, but he shall not par­ example in th a t direction when he California and other states might says a news item. Yes, to those , M*il s t u d y . N o lo u rin g . U lrln c h a p e ro n e d . A I c ,T , juh. For once It's lead. jciuise their experience has shown ticipate, no m atter how sorely jus- gave orders th a t all students at well imitate Oxford and Cam­ who hustle out and bring them P P pr m o n th o r t l l . u o n e r te rm . Sum m er , p B O tt'S And then i t ’s lead. , V , , V sr,n * S e p t e m b e r 7, h . W r i t e f u r c a t a l o g u e . I- "• Ihat they need huvo little fear of tico may need his assistance." 'N q. I’res, N o r m a n P a r k , t i c . Annapolis should l«nru Hying. He bridge. back.—Portland Oregon Journal. WIIKN THE LAW SLEEPS HIGHWAY SAFETY We Have Three Bargains O n ! Sanford Avenue Britt-Chittenden Really Company, Inc* N 0 R MAN IN S T IT UT B �— - — jELEPHONE:—Office 148 Social Calendar MISS KATHRYN W1LKEY Many Sanford People Witness M arriage Of MissLane to Mr .Chase .. Society Editor, TELEPHONE:—Res. 428-J State Weddings And Engagements Among those going from Part, ENGAGEMENTS ford to attend the Lane-Chase wed* Miss Floreiv Mcro, Sanford to Tuesday ding which took place in Winter J a n u s Jac k s c i of Brunswick, Ga. Epworth League miscellaneous Haven Saturday evening were* Miss Marcel! i Hnrty. of Savan­ ~tT in honor of Miss Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase, Josh nah, to J. M, Keating. Tnmnn. l.riilp-eleet of .lime !,0 at Cli.i.-e, crank Miss Edna Underhill, of DeLand, * hoia° of Mis« Selma. Thornley, Chase. Miss Minnie Porter Har­ to A. M,‘ Flowers, wf Sanford. ris of Key West, Miss Martha Fox, rtj park Avenue nt 8 p. m. Christian. Church will hold Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wldtner, Sr.. . Miss Gladys Gurr. of JacksonWhitner, Mrs. villc, to G. E. Darlington, of Jack­ rfcurch rally a t the Woman’s Miss Elizabeth sonville. at 3 o’clock nnd a t 8 o’clock. G. 1). Mobley, Judge and Mrs. G. Miss Uubye Clements, of Jac k ­ G. Herring, Miss Abbiu Doudney, nnd guest. Mrs. A. P. Connelly, sonville, to G. \V. Allen, of Live Miss Rosa Gray, Albert Connelly, Oak. Miss nos -ie ('reekmore, of Live Jr.. Miss Helen Yernay, Mr. and Oak. to II, N. Byrd, of Fort Lau­ Mrs. Benjamin I*’. Whitner, Jr. derdale. Miss Lillian Stilton, of Sarasota, to M. R. Greenberg, of Sarasota. Miss Margaret Simmons, of | Tampa, to K. (J. Dietrich, of TamI pa. _Mrs. J . D, Dossey entertained 1 Miss Margaret Browne, of Chat­ tanooga, to F. 1„ Campficld, of Friday afternoon, 25 little fri of Master Jam es Dossey, Jr., cel- Tampa. Miss Mary Burnett, of Tampa, ebrnting his ninth birthday. The dining room was decorated to J. F. ltaiemore, of d rift in. Ga. Miss l /Welle Waver, of Plant with many flowers in the colors of pink and white. Games were play­ City, to G. H. Hates, of Plant City. Miss Evelyn Garbett, of Kissimed on the lawn. A. J . Kelly won CHRISTIAN CHURCH the fir<t prize and Katherine .John­ niee, to Jack Humby, of Kissim­ mee. Prjyer and Conference Service son won the second. tt;jl be held n t the home of Mr. Miss Nnifie Musslek, of Jack­ When the children were invited ,n,j Mrs. Richards, 1102 Palmetto into the dining room, the nine sonville, to A. K. David, of Jack­ ivenuo, Wednesday evening a t 8 candles on the birthday cake were sonville. Miss Julia Ilceth, of Thomas'dock. Members are urged to at- lighted. -Mrs. Dossey was assi-t,-J this service. cd in serving ice cream and cake ville, Ga., to Hugh Vann, of Tamby her sister. Mrs. Gregg Muxey and Mrs. Will Hans. The favors were pink and white baskets of candy. Ga., to \V. D. Cowdrey, of Orlan­ do. Miss Ruby Cass, of Kissimmee, to II. M. Honors, of West Palm Beach. Mrs. Helen P ark, of Orlando, to T. G. Young, of West Palm Beach. Miss Sarita Lake, of Sanford to M. B. Hutton, of Sanford. Miss Salome Rogers, of Lees­ burg, to II, C. Beaman, of Brook­ line, Mass. Miss Katherine Thompson, of Titusville to J . A. Thompson, of Titusville. Miss I aura Sehmoker of San­ ford to Claude II. Wr.nslcy of San­ ford. Jilts Kid Little James Dossey Celebrates Birthday You Are Being Offered in Personals Marry T. Bodwell will ar lid evening from Providence, I 'at a short business visit. Miss Laura Schmokei Weds Claude Wansley Miss luitira Sehnioker and i iaude rapidly from an operation at the II. Wansley were iprietly married Ffrnaid Laughton Hospital. Sunday morning at 8::!il o'clock in the Fir.-t Methodist ( him-li. Itev. The many friends of Mrs. Essie T. J. Nixon officiated in the pres­ Ifcittle will regret to learn of her ence of a few close friends and re­ 2acss at her home on French Avc- latives. Mr. and Mrs. Wansley left im­ mediately a f te r the ceremony for Mr. nnd Mrs. George Weinstein a motor trip and upon their re­ tf Tampa, were the guests of Mr. turn they will make their home u*J Mrs. S. Haumel for the week- in Sanford. Miss Pearl Robson is visitini Ir. and Mrs. E. K. Foster ii luksonvillc a t their home in Or ga. Mrs. F ran k Miller left Sunday t Jacksonville where she will be Mguest of her sister, Mrs. Lula Mr. anil Mrs. D. L. T hrasher re­ amed Sunday from a motor trip <) Miami and points on the East 'tost. Mrs. J , Wellington Roc of Ft luiierdale is the guest of her pa­ nts, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ter Price $395 to $895 1.o r AT ION Mellon ville anil llughey SI In Thu City Limits Building Penn its In Orlando High In June ORLANDO, Fla., June 28.—'The taking out of a building petniit of $'J!K),0Hti by the Southern Hell Tel­ ephone Company for it- new e x ­ change building here during the past week has brought the total permits values to pass the $ bil),l)t)i> murk for this month, accord­ ing to a compilation made by .1. S. M.isek, secretary of the Orlando Realty Board. If the rate contin­ ues, says Mr. Mnsek, the value of building permits for the month of June will pass the §700,000 mark, which will he the largest in the history uf the city for the per­ iod of thirty days. I 2 14 First St ? 5 J ■■ K K s i B e i i i i i a s i c a E i n i a i H i i i i i i i « i B i i i o i i a i R s i 3 s i i s i i « i ] A i « i u i i H z i i i i i i K i M a E D a u i n i f J t i a i i n i i i i i i i i i i i i ,) i |l | OI* U g.***.}.. Tallahassee—Salt water h a te h e y planned for this city Mr, and Mrs. It. M. Grovenstein ir.nmmco the birth of a son M.onSt. Lucie—Twenty million, one hy, June 22 at tiieir home on Pul- hundred thousand cubic yards *>i eetto Avenue. earth and rock, excavated from St. Lucie canal: work being rushed. Alt«*rt Robson nnd guest G. E luriiock, both of Atlanta are vis iting Mr. Robson’s parents, Dr uul Mrs. J. N. Robson. I >ar«)iu'1 Satin Beige Lace and Beige Crepe 10 inches wide, tinted grounds, colors—rose, blue, green and lavender of Jackson of Jackson 85c Yard Nusylk Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Newman go today to be the guests tor a while | of Mr. and Mrs, D. L. T hrasher at the l.uku Mary home, "Oleander Light grounds with small col­ ored t'lowers, guaranteed per­ manent finish It. J. Holly nnd S. O. Shinholshcr Mm nod Sunday from Cleveland. Ohio, where they represented the Sanford Club in the National Ro­ tary Convention. I $1.00 Yard Special Patterns M Of Silk and Cotton Crepes, fancy colored voiles, small figures and floral designs. Regular $1.00 and $1.25 voiles o(i to 10 inches wide. Close out at Fred V.’alsm a returned recently from a trip to California. Mrs. tVflLuna is visiting her brother in Portland, Ore., but will return to Sanford in July. )ccia Mrs. Fannie S. Munson left Pa., where •he will take a course of pipe orKan study under the direction of Charles M. Courboin. Monday for Scranton, 75c Yard o:d Office* 18 Mr4. A. Raymond Key and little daughter, with Mrs. George C. Chaniberinin of Daytona Bench, h’ave toilay for Asheville, N. C., 'here they will make arrangem ents far spending the summer. Davey and Nesmith ATT* HIM : YH- AT -1. A W a i i-nia-ni i Silk Georgette Moon Glow" Crepes. Beautiful high shades. inches wide. All colors {inequality. 40 inches wide $1.25 Yard $2.00 Yard Stripe Broadcloth, guaranteed fast. Color, silk linished, 3(» inches wide. All size stripe \ ■Uxr NATION VI. IIANIv III.HU City Office Closed Wednesday ()n account of moving to New Hal),, the office of the tity Manager, City Clerk and *ity Tax Collector will be dosed all day Wednesday, June 24th. ^ ill be opened for business Thursday morning at New City Hall. W, H. WILLIAMS, e. City Manager. Silk Crepes * J i : a ! This fliuisr ami lited with : rhinest.uif bodice am* bination t>’’ present tin' breaks the i Tliir(y-ime Acres on I-itUt* *it u Kcul Twenty-two thousand Acres with twentymiles water front. $.‘13.1)0 Per Acre E. F. L A N E REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 93 First National Hank liuilding. Sales Force: MiasHelen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. ■ * $1.00 Yawl l ■ ■ £ £ The Y owell C ompany �terest up to August 1st, 1925 and from and after such d»u ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FOURTH d a l assessments will be payable only In 15 equal annual iruUJ ' STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE EAST’ TO CYPRESS with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on allI rtnfn—deferredi nsv AVENUE. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of t h o r 1** Notice Is hereby given th a t the construction of the asphalt pave­ ford, Florida, this 23rd day of June A. D. 1925, Uty Sanm ent on Fourth S treet from Sanford Avenue East to Cypress Ave­ (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City cww nue has been completed, and the completed work has been finnlly nc- Publish June 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 14th, ant! 2lst, 1935 ' ’ ICep ted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the final estim ate of the cost of paving Fourth ALL PROPER ! 1 OW NERS O n NINO PROPERTY n v S treet from Sanford Avenue E ast to Cypress Avenue, a width of STR E ET FROM PARK A V E N U E W E S T TO ELM AVENtti?8 24 feet with sheet asphalt on a rock foundation. Notice is hereby given th a t the construction of the 406 cu. yds. grading @ 4 0 c .... ............................................................. 186.40 —- *wphalt pav*. 587 lin. ft. curb Si g u tte r @ 70c ..................................................... 440.12 ment on Evans Street from P ark Avenue West to Elm Avenue h „ _n.l1 ,tin, ter..!, l- - -work has < ---.1 cnm nn,| nloto/l the completed been finally 35.36 101 lin. ft. single curb headers @ 35e ........................................ accept^ 7.35 or .ho Cit, . . Sanford, KWhi.. 49 lin. ft. g ranite curb (reset) @ Inc ................................... Tampa O utfit SIurs W ay to 541.80 Brewer Wins Hurling Duel 081 sq. yds. mneadam foundation (0” thick) @ 80c .......... The Wlowhw >* lh' <inal r - v'" K “ 6r,vans Street 24 Victory Over Cnrternien; 694.021feet in width with sheet asphalt from P ark Avenue . WASHINGTON, June 23. — Tigers Make H e a r Sweep F r o m B u t l e r , T h e W i n n o r s i i w t •»; ydr. 2" anpl tug at LG2...................................... . ... . e5t to Elm Carter Pounded for Tw elve Washington ru t Philadelphia’s lead | BOSTON, Juno 23.—The 61.16 Avenue. .M aking S i x H i t s W h i l e T h e 139 tq . yds. brick pave (edge) @ Me ............................ .......... H its and Local.* Garner Si* in the Vnericar. League race io. Tigers rleaned up the three-game 93.60 3235 cu. yds. grading @ 40c ....... L o s e r s W e r e G e t t i n g F i v e 312 sq. ft. concrete alley return @ 30c .. a gam e and a half by d e fe a tin g ! series with the Boston Red Sox by 1,294.00 14.20 1886 lin. ft. curb Si gutter @ 76c 71 sq. ft. eonrete sidewalk <® 20c ............... TAMPA, June 2.'!.—The Tampa Cleveland Monday, 7 to 2, as the j winning Monday 8 to 4, behind the ....... 1.433M 32.20 steady pitching of Whitehill. An ST. PETERSBURG, June 23.— E xtra Work ...................................................... 86 lin. ft. single curb headers (n> 35c .................................... 30.10 Smokers slugged their way to Athletics lost to St. Louis. unusual feature wns the non-is­ The winning streak of the Lake­ Scon* by innings: their sixth straight victory Mon­ 26.44j 2393 sq. yds. macadam foundation (6 in. thick) @ 80c 1,914.40 Laboratory Inspection of M a t e r ia l s ................ day afternoon by winning from Clove.................... 00! 000 010-2-11-0 suance of any base on balls by land Highlanders was halted here Legal Expense, ndvcrtsiing etc., 2 per cent 42.81 2379 sq. yds. 2 in. asphalt top a t 1.02 .................. " .......... Monday when Block’s Saints took W ash............ 000 133 00x-7- 8-2 the winning pitcher. Sanfort 6 to 2. 107.09 233 sq. ft. concrete alley return (S> 30c ............. ...........2,4M£j the opening gam e of the scries by Score by innings: Engineering 5 per t e n t ................................ B atteries: Uhle, Kdwards,Wal­ SANFORD AB It II PO A E 69.90 279 sq. ft. concrete sidewalk @ 20c ................... ........... .4 0 0 4 0 0 ters and S hantr; Zachary and SoV* D e t r o i t ..............003 Oil 201-8-13-0 1 to 0 in a grueling nine inning Wade, cf .. Ga.&O B o s t o n ............ 110 000 200-4-10-2 battle. Walzak, 2b .. ** 4 1 1 1 4 ') eiicd. ...... 2,292.17 332 lin. ft. concrete sewer @ 2.40 (6-8) ......................... ....... TOTAL COST .................................................... « > LAKELAND AB Whitehill and Bassler; Bass, R II 1*0 A E „ 796.80 1 0 0 .4 0 Collier, 2b .. 1 manhole 6-8 @ $65.00 .........................................................~ Dumas, I f , .......... 4 0 0 1 0 0 To be borne entirely by ndjncent property owners. White Sox Defeat Yanks Znhnizer and Picinich. 3 0 0 1 0 1 Alford, c .. .. 65.00 Buckley, 2I>.........3 0 1 1 () 0 Number of feet fronttage ................................... .............. 555.9 E x tra w o r k ......................... — ............ ..................................... NEW YORK, June 23.—Chicago Curley, rf .. - *„ .A 0 0 0 0 0 46.12 P H ILA D ELPH IA , Ju n e 23.—St. Surface, r f ..........4 0 1 0 0 0 Assessment per foot fro n ta g e .............................................................$4,12334 Laboratory inspection of m a t e r i a l s .............. McQue, 3b,ss ** .3 1 1 *> 3 0 defeated the Yankees Monday 0 0 Brazier, c f ...........3 0 to 1, drawing an even break in Louis hatted the Athletic’s win­ 0 0 0 71.37 0 9 0 1 .4 0 Baity, lb .. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2 per cent ning streak at six s tr a ig h t by ta k ­ Welch, s s .............4 0 1) 0 3 I .0 0 0 1 1 1 the four game series. ifiJ.et Frlsbie, s* .. Name Description Feet Front, Final Assess. Engineering, 5 per cent .................................. ing the last game of the series T. Ed wards, 11) .. . 3 0 t 11 0 I Score by innings: .1 1) 0 u 1) II xCrnwford .. 406.60 Chapman Si Tucker’s Addition, Sanford Curasck, 3b .. *-# .3 6 0 3 0 1) Chfcngo .......... 000 013 200-0-0-2 here Monday by a score of 9 to* 2. Ponder, 3b . . . . 3 0 1 1 2 0 Score by innings: P.Dovlu, e ......... 3 0 1 4 3 0 Frnnk Evans, I » t 7 Block 5 .....................................118 Carter, p .. .. ~ . 3 0 0 1) 0 1 N. Y....................... 000 000 100-1-7-1 Total co st...............................................- ...................... B atteries: Bush and Dixon; Butler, p ..............3 0 0 0 4 0 Bntterics: Lyons, and Schnlk; — 8.772,67 Victor Si Belle Check, W est 97 ft. of To bo borne entirely by ndjncent property owners. Wnlberg, Stokes and Cochrane. Shawkcy, Pcnnock and Schnng. 0 0 24 10 4 Totals . 399.96 Number of feet frontage .................................................... Totals ....................30 05x24 12 *} Lot 1, Block 6 ............................ 97 x—Batted for Frisbie in 3rd. ... 180! x—None out when winning run Mamie Mitchell, 21 ft. E Si W. by 45 ft. AB R B 1*0 A E TAMPA Assessment per foot frontage ......................................... . $4.85213$ scored. Snead, 21) .. .. .5 2 3 3 & 0 N. & S. in NE. Cor. of FRED T. WILLIAMS Engineer. ST. PE T E AB R II PO A K 4 6 1 1 9 0 Jesmer, lb . 86.59 Lot 1, Bleok 0 ............................... 21 Hanford Heights Addition, Sanford Allen, s s .............3 0 0 1 2 1 Weik, ss .. .. *# .4 0 u (1 4 0 659.73 Meaner, 2b . 4 0 0 0 5 0 Isiah F. Frazier. Lot 1 Block 7 .................................160 Lee, rf ........ ..4 6 1 4 0 (1 Foot Final S.Doyle, 3b .. .. 4 1 T 0 3 0 F. L Wodruff, Lot 5 Block 8 ................................. 53.3 Allen, ef . .. *« .4 1 O 0 0 0 219.78 Name Description Frontage » > Averment Shannon, If .. 3 0 1 4 1) 0 F. L, Woodruff, Lot 0, Block 8 ................................ 63.3 Estrada, if .. *■ .A 1 2 ** 0 0 219.78 Mrs. Maude A. Jamison Lot 17 130 Brown, cf . 2 0 1 0 0 0 .4 1 1 1 <1 (1 Bouzu, 3b .. 620.7! 219.78 C. Jessie Stevens Lot 18 P.Edwards, rf . 2 0 (1 T 0 0 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 7, Block 8....................................53.3 60 .3 0 0 7 0 0 Huggins, c .. 291.11 Hugh S. Whelchel, former star Cobb, p .. .. - .4 1 2 1 1 0 The above nnd foregoing final assessments are payable without Cassandra Schultz &, Gretchen guard of the University of Geor­ Barnes, ll> ..........2 1) 0 14 1 1 e .........2 1) 6 3 1 0 interest up to August 1st, 1925 and from nnd after such date said llousholder Lot 19 Pittsburgh Team Makes 21 gia football team and for the past Hesse, GO 291.11 Brower, j> .. .. 3 0 1 0 3 0 T o t a l s ............ 36 6 12 27 11 (1 year a resident of Sanford, has J. A. Sands & Wife Lot 20 Bits For Total 21 Runs, special assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual install­ 60 291.1J Score by innings: appointed head football coach Defeating Cards; Hornsby lieen Lot 21 1 6 27 15 2 ments with in terest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pnymentf J. A. Sands & Wife 60 S a n f o r d ..................... 000 100 100-2 291.11 of the Sanford High School team T o t a l s ................ 25 T a m p a .........................010 100 l0x-2 Gets His High teen lb Homer for the 1925 season, according to Score by innings: Lot 22 Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of S an­ Geo. Harmon 60 231.13 1)0'1) 060 060-1) Summary: Two base bit, Douza, W. P. Fields Lot 23 an announcement mndi| Monday Lakeland ............ 60 ford, Florida, this 23rd day of June A. I). 1925. 291.11 Wnlzak, Jesmer, Daily, Three ST. LOUIS’, June 23.—In n game afternoon by T. W. Lawton, sup­ St. P e t e r s b u r g ........ 000 066 001 -1 Realty Trust Co., Lot 24 60 (Seal) L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 291.1J bose hit, Estrada. Stolen bases, featured by heavy swatting, in­ erintendent of public instruction Sum m ary: Two 1hast* bit, PanEula Lee Pace I ait 25 60 Snead, Jesrneb 2, Allen, (lobb. cluding six home runs the P itts­ for Seminole county. dcr. Stolen base, Buckley 2, S. Publish June 23rd, 30th, J u ly 7th, 14th, 21st, 1925. 29I.U Sacrifice, Huggins. Left on bns<*, burg Pirates defeated the St. Louis Geo. A. DeCottes Lot 26 ,, , _ , 'HDoyle oyle 1. Sacrifice, Barnes, Besse, Sncrlfic fill 29I.IJ Mr. WeleluI will be remembered ,, , )oy,v I)llU,,|„ play. Butler to Sanford »5, Tampa 8. Base on balls Cardinals Monday 21 to C. Cuyler’s Geo. A. DeCottes Lot 2 7 66 291.13 .r the coaching work he 'I*'! 1 Wtdeh to Edwards; Allen to Mesa- TO ALL PROPERTY OW NERS OWNING PROPERTY ON TW ELFTH 1 off C arter 1. Struck out by C ar­ homo run in the first and Trnyplayers Geo. A. DeCottes Lot 28 CU te r 1, Cobb 7. Hit by pitcher, by n or’s in the eighth were with the am ong tbe high school 29I.IJ Left on base, STR E ET FROM SANFORD AV EN U E WEST TO PARK AVE­ Geo. A. DeCottes during the past season and many iht to Barnes. Cobb (Alford, McQue). Passed bases filled. Rogers Hornsby, the Lot 29 60 S aints 6, Lakeland 8. Base on 291.13 people have reason to believe that NUE. ball, Alford. Umpire, I’ieh. Time leading major league home run halls, off Butler 4, Brower 3. Gen. A. DeCottes Lot 30 53.8 lie will turn ou t a well rounded 261.01 1:40. batter, lilt his eighteenth circuit Struck out by Butler 4, Brower 2. Notice is hereby given that the contraction of the Asphalt pave­ Geo. A. DeCottes Lot 31 out grid machine in the fall. 04.2 2619! clout of the season. Hit by pitcher, by Brower (T. E d­ ment on Twelfth S treet from Sanford Avenue West to Park Avenue It is believed th at much new w ards). l.ot 32 60 Score by innings: Passed ball, P. Doyle. 291.11 I Geo. A. DeCottes has Iteen completed, and the completed work has been finally a c -1Edna R. Walker P itts.............Kill PH 3(10)0-21-21-1 football material will be available Umpire, Ross, Time 1:30, Lot 33 CO 291.13 next fall and th a t this, with the St.Louis . .210 020 1 0 0- 11-14-7 copied by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Genevivo Chittenden Lot 31 60 291.11 Hetteries: Aldridhe, K renter, players of past years, will be The following is the Final Estimate of the cost of paving Twelfth 1 Bayard Smith Lot 35 60 291.11 nnd Spencer; Stuart, Rhcm and mold"d into a winning aggregation by Conch Whelchel. ___I [Street from Sanford Avenue West to Park Avenue a width of 24 feet I’. Bayard Smith Lot 36 Schmidt. 60 291.13 with sheet asphalt on a 6” rock base. 1*. Bayard Smith Lot 37 60 Nnlional League 291.11 Culm Defeat Bears 596 eu. yds. grading (a) 40c ................................ 236.00 P. Bayard Smith Chicago 9, Cincinnati 0. Lot 38 60 291.13 CHICAGO, June 23.—Chicago St. Louis 6, Pittsburg 24. 1486 lin. ft. eonrete curb & gutter (jp 76c ..................................... 1129.36 E. M. Carroll Init 39 60 hunched hits Monday behind Cin­ 291.13 Only two scheduled. 226 lin. ft. flush curb @ 35c ........................................ - ................ 79.10 E. M. Carroll cinnati's errors and defeated the Lot 40 60 291.11 visitors, 9 to 6, in the first game 17.31 sq. yds. 6 ” rock bnse @ 80e .................................................. 1387.20 It. J. Reel Lot 41 American League 60 Florida S tate League 291J3 of the* series. Washington 7, Cleveland 2. 1731 sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ 1.02 ........................................1768.68 J. F. luring Pel, Won Lost Lot 42 60 2yl.ll Score by innings: New York 1, Chicago (I. Tampa 6 0 1060 1359 sq. ft. concrete alley returns a t 30c ......................................... 407.70 I.. P. H agan Lot 43 Cincin. 201 100 002-6-12-1 61) 291.11 Boston 4. Detroit 8. 1 .......... . 6 .857 Chicago 102 303 00x-0-12-0 Lakeland 1188 lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ 100.00 per M.................................... 148.80 L. I’. H agan Lot 44 130 &j0.79 Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 9. St. Petersburg .. .. l ft .1 It Batteries: May nnd Krueger; Laboratory inspection of materials .......................................... . 64.45 1 The above nnd foregoing final assessments are payable without inSouthern Association .Sanford .................... 1) 0 .1)60 Bush, Jacobs and Gonzalez. Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent ................................ 104.43 ‘ threat up to A ugust 1st, 1925 and from nnd a f te r such date said ?p«At Nashville 2 Atlanta 12. National League Mrtgtneerinir 5 per cent ................................._______ ___________2. 201.06 i»l assessments will be payable only in ten equal nnnual installment! ck I, New Orleans ; Krnricnton Shows \l\g Little Rock Won Lost Pet. *lt» .021 with interest a t 8 per cent per nnnuni on all deferred payments. Memphis I, Mobile 2. New York ............ 36 Gain In Stamp Sales P ittsburg ........... 33 0-1 .01)0 Chnttunoogn 6, Birmingham TOTAL COST ...................................................................5.586.78 Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal iff the City ol Sin(13 innings). 28 C in c in n a ti............. 31 .525 To be borne entirely by ndjaecnt property ford, Florida, this 23rd day of June, A. D., 1925. BRADENTON, Fla., June 23.— Brooklyn .. .. ... .. . 30 29 .508 Number of feet frontage .......... 1404 (Seal) L. R. P H IL IP S , City Clerk. An increase in the sale iff re v ­ St. Louis Sally League If'.1 31 .483 Assessment per foot frontage ..............................................................,$3.979\ enue stumps amounting to approx- Chicago Publish June 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 11th and 21st. Macon 5, Spartanburg 6. 28 31 . 152 ......G*'" too per cent during the Philadelphia .. Augusta 9, Greenville 7. 21 33 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. .421 Charlotte 1(1, Knoxville 0. . f a s t fivo months over the same Boston .. ........... *l*» 31 .393 Name Description F eet Front. Finn! Assess. ■■■l■■u■■■■■alaaHHaBBaapaaMHaaaaHaaMaa||laaaaalll, I j.iiioo m Diet is shown by a stateColumbia 7, Asheville 2. ■ E. R. T ra ffo rd ’s Ms ip, Sanford 1 ment just made public a t the local ■ American League ■ II. M. Richardson, l.ot 5 Blk. 13 Tr. 1 ' pus(office. There is also shown u .................. 117 465.56 Won Lost Pet. B j gain of 50 per cent in postal re- Philadelphia II. A. Me<’alley, l.ot ID Blk. 13 Tr. 1 ............ . 19 .40 .078 117 465.56 ■ ■ 1ceipta during the first five months Washington .G.lO . 39 21 J. Higgins. Heirs, h i t 5 Blk. 13 Tr. !> 117 465.56 n I of this year over tin* same period Chicago .. 31 29 .517 ■ F rank Talbott, Lot 16 Blk. 13, Tr. 2, ................ . .. 117 465.56 ■ | of Inst year. It Was stated that Si. Louis 30 31 .439 Florida Slale League continued increase of business at Elsa It. Knight, Lot 5 Blk. 13 3'r. 3, ........... . 117 4 65.56 ■ Detroit 29 33 .138 Sanford a t Tampa. ■ *1*1 . 16.8 present rate will entitle the post- (icvelnnd 27 B. E. Squires, Lot 10 Blk. 13, Tr. 3 ............... . 117 ■ Ileal Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property Lakeland at St. Petersburk. 465.56 ‘»5 office to be placed in the first class New York H 35 .417 Hazel Merewether, l.ot I, Block 14, Tr. 1 ....... 117 ■ 403.5f •IO 39 group by January 1926. Boston .301 American League ■ J. N. Gillon, U t 6, Blk. I I, Tr. 1 117 465.56 New York at Washington. ri • ) Orin H. Stenstrom, Lot I, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 117 Southern Assuri.it ion 465.56 If Boston a t Philadelphia. xI irl Slayer Is Given ■ Won Lost Presenting Miss Hilda Spinks who W. \\*. Potter, Lot 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 117 465.5*5 M lias been crowned “queen of lady 'Blanche Tnkach, Lot I, Blk. 14 Tr. 3 40 Five to Fifteen Years New Orleans National League We are permanently located in Sanford 117 405.5*5 ■ Atlanta scullers’’ for winning the recent 39 Pittsburg at St. Louis. ■ .... 117 465.56 ■ Cecil Ladies Rowing Club regatta W. A. Brown, Lot 6 Blk. 11, Tr. 3, . 35 35 Cincinnati at Chicago, NEW YORK, J une 22 From f'liattnooga OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS 1 at Clapton, England. The event N'a divide 33 31 Brooklyn at New York. The above and foregoing final assessments five to fifteen years confinement are payable without ! was a handicap affair, but. Missj Mobile 33 36 in Auburn prison was the sentence Spinks started from scratch and | interest up to August 1st, 1925, and from anil after such date sate 32 We guarantee Satisfaction. Boca Raton—New hotel planned imposed today upon Dorothy Per- ,.11miiighnm beat entrants from all sections of «peeial assessments will bo payable only in ten equal annual install33 39 here; to bt> known us Boca Raton kins, charged with killing Thomas 1 *'mmphis the British Isles, . 28 38 nients with in tere st a t 8 per cent per annum on nil deferred payInn. Templeton, a Jersey City war vet- j Little Rock If you have Property you want sold— List it with us ments. man mnl her suitor. Winter Park—Bank of Winter Ormond—T ourist and Commerand kiss it good-bye. St. Petersburg—F irst unit of Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of S an­ P ark enlarging nnd remodeling at Court cial hotel to be erected here ut a $1,500,000 Snoll Isle development Tampa Magnificent ford, Florida, this 23rd day of, Juno A. 1). 1925. cost of $30,060. I cost of $501),000. 1 rushed. baise planned. (Seal) l~ R. Philips, City Clerk. I’ublish June 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 1 1th, Si 21st, 1925. Whore Many Were Trapped While Asleep SANFORD LOSES Washington Senators Cut LAKELAND DROPS SIXTH STRAIGHT, Lead Of Philadelphia Tearn ITS FIRST GAME TAMPA WINS 6 -2 By Defeating Cleveland 7-2 OF SECOND HALF 6 CIRCUIT CLOUTS Wlielchel to Coach Grid Machine MADE IN CONTEST 1925 Of Sanford School WON BY PIRATES Sculling Queen How They Stand i Today’s Games Allen & Brent c. AT AUCTION ALLEN AND BRENT TO ALL PROPERTY OW NERS OWNING PROPERTY ON PARK AVEN UE IN PLAT OF CONNELLY PARK. Notice is hereby given th a t tbe construction of the surface treated pavement on Park Avenue from Franklin S tre e t south to opposite the lot line between Lots 19 and 20 in the Pint of Connelly Park has been completed, and the completed work has been finally accepted by tli City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Tile following is the filial estimate of the cost of paving Park Avenue from Franklin S treet south to opposite the Lot line between l o t s 19 and 20 in the Plat of Connelly P ark; 24 feet in width, with a rock base surface fronted. 881 eu. yds, grnding ut 40c ............. KDO stu. yds, overhaul ut lc 715 lin. ft. curb und g u tter ut 76c h.’i I sq. yds, rock base at 76c ....... 783 sip yds. surface trea tm e n t at 30c ....... 53 sq. yds. sheet asphalt a t $1.02 Laboratory inspection of muteriulu Legal expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent Engineering 5 per c e n t ...................... In' one of 28 were killed unditcores Injured when u train was deruilerl near llackettatown. N. .1. . .the worst railroad wrecks in many months M B M&it 0/ the Victims were German excursionists front Chicago, III., on the! way to sail from *!“•; “! 1- * «*• > » * « - i s r s r . ^ ; j «is iii the foreground. dXS 'C\ Total Cost . ........... .. To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Number of feet frontuge 704.8 Assessment per foul frontage $2.8386 FREl) T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Name Description Feet Frontage FinalAss’mt. A. P. Connelly Lot 17 80.55 A. P. <'onnelly .... Lot 1 B 76.25 I.. II. Connelly Lot 19 59 Sherman Moure ....................l.ot 20 59 Ft. .Mellon Development Co Lot 21 59 Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 22 22 Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 33 75 Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 31 75 Ft. Mellon Development Co.,... Lot 35 59 Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 36 69 Ft. Mellon Development Co.... Lot 37 59 •>■> Ft. Mellon. Development Co. Lot 38 The above and furegoing final assessment* arts payable without in- . - u f t . 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a kb ■■■■■!! ■ ■ ■ u H K a a a a i a i * 111111 The Indescribable West The Cool North'Laml —the iconic Colorado Rockies; gorgeous, goMea Culilomiajthe Pacific North*vcit;yourNutiuaal P arks; tire G itu i Lukes — the North W ooJsj the restful uml In vigor sting T en n e sse e Mountu lu s —through the heart ot historic D u ia U n J, by way of A tlanta, Lookout Mountain, Chat­ tanooga, Moccasin Bend, via t u e d ix ie t l y e r U t o r r - O t i e r v i i l u n C ure, t > r , « l n ^ R jir a a n a L o iiip a iU ttc ik f S i t eph-rf Cara* Coaahaa. K * i( e m c ly lv>w a u m m e r farca - lo n g re tu r n lim it# — c o n v e n ie n t • to p -u v u r p r iv ile g e s —41 v a r s it y u fr J u lia —c ir c u it id u rs . ExceplioUsAjJy G00J Dining C i r Jfervic* tor sUtping iur rrimuilom, iKbirrairJ fcouAlai* UftJ o i n c t t n / o i m u t l v n , u pply (o K p u i o i i a f i t i 0/ A T L A N T IC C O A S T U N L K A 1 L K O A U �;v A* — ■ .V >V isrr.*l.‘ ■ f ’lil . ■ . tX= ■ ' THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. JUNE 23, 1925. _PAGE_FIV* J P CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Herald Classified Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results Call 148. % ; The H erald’s M arket Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory Sanford Dally Herald IffANT AD. RATES TIN AND METAL WORK Building: Material THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 fr.lgned to plare within en*y ,irk nf I l f people of Snnford *, irrilrr* nn often neeileil. (-•■•alt this Hat whrn any xpo■I •ervlee I" renulfeil. It I* ranged alphahellrallr for (ttr eiiavenlenee. For Space In This d i r e c t o r y PHONE 148 FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo MIRACLE Concrete Co., general morning Sentlnnl; largest classi­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ fied business, rnte lc a word, min­ ing blocks, irrigation buiea. J. S. imum 2te cash with order. Tcrwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the HILL LUMBER CO. House a accept"d want nd medium in Daytoi.a (F a.) One cent a word Service, Quality and Price. an insertiin. Minimum 25c. Lumber nnd Building Material TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily C arter Lumber Company Times, the g re a t home daily N. Laurel St. Phone 505 rnte IVjr per word, minlmun. charge 25c i?Rh with order. Write for complete rnte card- DAVID B. IIYEB M lC l U T E C l lassitied Directory Membar A. L K Iloaa Dulltllnir Orlando, I'lartda [DRESSING - - Multi graphing, plJing and niniling—as you vsnt it—when you want it. I Pone 073. H. E. Porch, First iXittonal Bank Bldg. IMATURE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING, EWART ELECTRIC SERVICE ICO. Expert Electrical repairs. I'M W. Central Ave. Orlando, Iru. for rent Car. Drive it ENT-A. REEL Ijourself. Oak nnd Second St mono 3. AUTOS F O R HIRE llG/E AUTO SERVICE Dny hr night, Meets all trains, BagJfe transfer. Phone 551 and 03-W CAFE HILTON’S 11 Aim 1:11 Mil in* 113 Magnolia Ave. fi First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children. Chinaware in English Porce­ lains, Bavarian and Japanese China make lovely Rifts The Ball Hardware Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldg, Sanford, ------ ---- Florida DELL C A FE l’s beat in Service and QualFirst Street and I’urk Ave5 Chiropodist ° FOOT SPECIALIST ’u r n s . t l l i n l o n s , l n » r n w * m g N alls. H e a v y r a il* I n u .es or I're d aching DRUGS Ah'LY’3 DRUG STORE — Proxniitiors, Drugs, Sodas. We •f" a:: near you as your phono. Csll 103._________ feet n n. r . 1.. u n i . r i i I Y o W 'l l Orlando. |jr«w Phona. lllclW- Bla valot ELECTRICAL BAN FORD ELECTRIC CO. S r n .-,ors t0 Gillon A Platt 15 ^lig inlin. Everything elecal. Phono 422. Elcctragith Radio. fil l in g s t a t i o n s and W. II. L()N(i MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. AUTO SU P PL IE S !*GBTS—Three stations. MngJ°!ia and Second. First and Elm, j*nfurd Avenue and 10th Street, H. A.SPKIR .fepm gervire,_____________ ___ .___ FLORIST ^WART THE FLORIST" I ^owera for all occasion*. Myrtle. Phon* 260-W RINGING Contractor and Builder .0B-M — Phone — 4'J‘J-M 2108 PAL.METTO AVR u p father e>T C i O U U f - l M O t j T C t'T t h a t caot c »a ,c. k »' _ FR.OGt C A .'bC -T - V V H V f /v f O O L t «W U I T O C l V E Hlbt T H A T Pfe.tZ.EL i i . •• ---- FOR RENT— Rooms or apartment. FOR RENT—Furnished a p a rt­ Shirley Apartments 219 East ment or sleeping rooms. Select F irst Street. neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot nnd cold water, telephone, etc., 711 XOITIII.AMI I’AIXT Park Ave. n<* Print That Rave* Tou Money. FOR RENT: TWO APART­ Manufactured br MENTS. 1st floor, large and ■ tier.un-t,lnil.ley Palat Ce. runvfortable, also garage, til 8 Hold by io ssim j pa in t c o M m i Oak Ave., Phone 2202. 111 Maanolla Ave. I*knne CIS FURNISHED rooms and kitchen­ ette. Idenly located. 200 E. Third Street. WRHT ’MHOINI \ risrhattlint. The Clnrk slmra P ipom nl. morning Including Sunday, morning l t n « t cent per word. mlnlnnim tin. h u a i, r . s r a t i ". —1\vi:sTM i:vrx TAMPA MORND 3 TRIBUNE— Send in your s"bscription to the Tribune or hand t to your Leal denier so you can r»nd Florida's grentest n e w K n ”« . One year $3,00, fi months $4.00, three mo.'sth* $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 ccnta to your order. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.— A ugusta’* greatest classified medium, rate ca-h .00c charge. 10c per tine, minimum FOR SALK—Space nn the png? for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant looms, or sell that second-hand goods? Try Smith’s Harbor Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FOR RENT Two. two-room fur­ nished apartment nnd garage. 703 Palmetto Avenue. A C Q U IE S C E N C E , r — a n d SUCH S U P I N E s u c h " A \A C H IA V E L L I A N \ S U B T E R F ‘U S E o i S U C H S U B V E R S I O N S OF= T H E P R IM E CONCEPT, IS U N D E N IA B L Y T A N T A M O U N T TO V IR T U A L N O N -E S P O U S A L . , r „ , IN O TH ER. W O EL O S --------------- -------rX__ _ . 6 . 3h£TT i : jc ucvr c *■ -----T H A J ’-S rs /t 1 AMr ^ " 0 THER. 'r.r.A MR. LCM AN — MisccilancouR p JW ~ 1 Classified advertisements have come to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member of the family. Many men and women have become habitual readers of class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed Pick Up Today’s Herald WILL EXCHANGE for Florida real estate. Six room bouse sev­ en miles from Philadelphia on main line of Pennsylvania railroad. Trains every 15 .minutes, takes only 17 minutes to bring you U> •he heart of Philadelphia. Lot 12 1bv DIR. Ail improvements, hot w a­ ter. heat. Price $8,500 of which ! $1,500 may remain on mortgage. What have von? Address S. D. B. 1333 Meetinghouse Lane, Narbeth, ; Pa.. Montgomery County. : Lost And Found *1>' STRAYED One black marc mule from my place nt Ginderville Friday afternoon. Notify me ami rri-eive reward. David M. Duilgin* . -1 c : ‘ OTH ER k — "v . P! * A FOR RENT: 3 room furnished partmont 815 Park Avenue. TilC LOST--Pin, white enamel, gold. Cilimiitm on 1 iu* front. Between Seminole It.ink ami Hill Hardware I or Dr. Selmnn'* office. Bring to | Terald and receive reward. HOST: A Kinix*?s Duke Black and while, double nosed Lewellyn Setter. Answers to “ Duke” . ( ’idla.- marked lying Duke. Charles W'bilner. San­ ford. Fla., I.iheral reward for return. W O R - 'O G ) J read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. COUNTRY HOME II) ACRES—MODERN EHIIIT ROOM MOUSE, Douhle garage, on Highway, 15 minutes ride, exrellenl water, shade and fruit trees galore. Ideal place for relaxation. See it and you will appre­ ciate it. Price $11,500. Terms. Seminole Business Exchange 221-E. First Street, Opposite Bostoffice W A N T L 1) L (M - #1 I f 13 0T MCJh tlrtkkCf. |HC •DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so advertise la tho "Gntnesvillo Sun.” DKVKbODKKa ATX11NTION- Tenvi.-nl.i Is l.neliinlng me (r"at*st devnUipiTirrit In tilurldn's h1»tr>ry; ■ hrtlf million ilotlar Mchvrny to the *><if Iteac'l Jtiaf rr»leh«-i: s two mllll ri ilotlor hrlifK" arrosi Flsenmttli llnv atartnl; l u . i r u r million dollar opsra lumas under conairuetl, i. two mllllona being en-nt on lilalivraj ; a real eat r h it me for live litvflnpfr* to get m >-a around floor. Write Io.velopment Uopartmsut Tim I’enaucola New*. FOR RENT—A nicety furnished bungalow in very desirable sec­ tion for $35.00 n month. One room reserved. Address Bungalow, care of Herald. l.n I, In Potent mi-U rum lcv llhlg. rs^i 11 f t>rtl Plorlila I PALM BEACH COUNTY—The| j scene of stupendous developmentI Rend about It iu the Palm Ihach ' Post. Sample copy sent on rsinett. ADVERTISING gets result* if it reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated In nn indust ini nnd agricultural seeticn. ADVERTISE ’n rp.e .Tnurntl-Herald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afti moon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Wuyrrvisa JournalHerald, Waycrosn. Georgia. FOR RF.NT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 018 Laurel Avenue. Earle T. Field I | ---------------- BY CONDO EVERT TRUE spu ROOMS FOR RF.NT—Desirable APAUTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive and convenient. Call rooms with or without meals. at Herald office for further in­ Summer rates. Pico Hotel. formation. MAINE—Watervllio, Morning Sen­ efo Herald. tinel. Thousands of Mnine peo­ FOR SALE—One *u-horse Electric ple nre interested in Florida prop­ Motor, 1 water tank. Phone erty. Reach them through tb* (125-J. Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111, A LITTLE WANT AO In The Herald will bring you big re ­ sults. Advertise those old articles MIRRORS RESILVERED Furniture bought and sold. Call you have stored away and have 1Jackson Furniture Co., Phono 1547. no use for. A litle thirty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone I IS and n representative will call to see yor. For Rent FOR RENT— Front bedroom. Call FOR R E N T -G round Floor Elks at 321 Magnolia a fte r six o’clock. Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire upstairs. C. T. Smith. FOR RF.NT— Rooma with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. FOR RENT Cottage—John Musson. Lincoln House. FOP. BIG RESULTS advertise in FOR SALE: My 10 acre farm on tiu* FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY! Cameron Avenue, close to Moore LEWIS O’BRYAN. Office In NEWS—it Covers Broward County j Station, small cash payment, renJem;nole Bank Building Annex. thoroughly which is one of the aonablo terms. S. E. Barrett, Box Phone 417-L 3. most rapidly i:rowing sections on 1^3, Jacksonville, 11a. the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS copy t.nd rate card upon request. ONE BUCKEYE Incubator. 11*0 eggs, 50 chick brooder, poultry All makes o! typewriters for LEARN A LOUT Torit County and wire thorough bred bar rocks, Rhode Island Reds. Also Dort tale on easy terms, for rent, also Lakeland, thn.pgh the Star-Tele­ touring ear in good condition, repairs. Office supplies. Room D gram. Best advertising medium in cheap if sold at once. Call nt Ball Bldg. South Florida Published mornings. Mrs. Watson’s 2201 Oak Avenue. Stnr-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. I’HINTING Avenue OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales FOR SAl.E—Magnolia corner lot and adjoining lot, fac­ th:ough the Xenia Gazette, WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural ing east. Bargain. Easy terms, Engraving, Embossing. See us district. Want ad and display “ Y" care of Herald. first. We do it. Phone 417-W. rates on request. FOR SALE—Cheap. Truck pintIt. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. form for Ford runabout. Inquire coMiMr.ua ion j i.r.noF.n—cue*IIW mis have the largest circu­ Clyde Line Dock. lation In Southwestern Georgia REAL ESTATE Hate S«* fS-wor<J) line. FOR SALE—Highway trailer, good condition. Mrs. Lnppin, J. E. SPURLING, sUb-division TO REACH ttiw prosperous farm ­ West First Street, Box 12t5. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ers and fern growers of Volusia lando, Florida, and F l o r a county advertise in the DeLand FOR SALE—Corner lot on Sanford Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Daily News, ra te lc per word, cash Avenue, facing cast. $50 cash, way. with order. balance $25 monthly. Box 431, Tflrpanae ■ "Ill b» ref([vf,l from patrons and m l. Irrfcr arnt Immediately (or [a u t o m o b il e s Rooms For Rent LAWYER Ttrini; Cash in Advance I S i " * * - --------------- 1°** n line I f i n " -- ........... ...... — be n line Time*---------------- nr * " n r Time* --- —- ---- ........ 4r a line Face Typa double above Rates. n« reduced rates are for con­ secutive Insertion#. M words of average length irs counted a line. (Inlmum charge JOo for first ■intertlon. L,l advertising Is restricted to nroper classification. If in error Is made The SnnL.fd Herald will be responsible lor oelr 0,18 Incorrect Insertion, L , advertiser for subsequent |.„r!l‘‘|n*. The ofTIce should bs Vtlfled Immediately In case of *r” r' to A n v K H T is n t» X Herali representative thorLsghly familiar with rates, rules ud classification, will give you Smplete Information. And If bM wish, they will assist you wording your want ad. to ke It more effect Ive. IMPORTANT NOTICE! Xdtertioers should give their itreet or postofflce address ns >,ll ns their phono number If Htr desire results. About one IrttJer out of n thousand has a 1 ,1, phone, and the othora can't ttsimunlcnte with you unless ,,y know your address. XII dlsrontlnnnnre Mt’ST he ■■dr In person nt The Sanf.rd llrrnld efTIre or hy let|(r. Telephone dlscwntta. ■terra are not vnlld. Service I Courteous. I’rompt. Efficient. For Sale Advertising The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. FO R SA LE fir st street ex ten sio n Water Front—l.ots and I Block ( ’. Business Sites— Lois '.), 10, III anil !’•« Block M. Apartment house site— Lots 17 and 18, block II MAYFAIR NOTH H l*<» < (INTII\i TIIH11 • mill to lie to tlin lieit IntCTKNt HiNiliil I*I«Ih will 1m* r*v*’U*d |#y n t t i i r c o u n t y . mi tnu ,iii.-r Mimilay, June 33ml, WANTED .Sumo . one to represent ’ nI V, I*lurULi. -I* til** I MilHi)' 1 M'lk U3f*. i iqilrr* of plun. mul ■pi-clflcaU10 Uritrmill J. K. Wa t l ms ( util* 1*«rrt« • tlmi****. H.»nfor.l, IT •*r Mims muy to- lunl Irom thn Arcbl* nav iu Sanford. You can supply I •'•a. imiu T m \ M. Jul> I3ml (••< i upon il, po.lt of Twenty-Civil it.’*'M,j | ti.llur*. .lull ili-ponlt tit bn dail-V necessitk , ........... niUu-1 , !;.'7 ru'"*h- .V'. mV‘„ rif inul-.l lion it flilo lilUitrri, upon r«IIRTm anil lilfikr to $•»•> a wivk ! dti.l • «»f a (Tmitiiv -lull t ur it of iilitn. ami apcclllcatlonit to Ho- Architect Suh-cuntractura may oahIIv. Write the J. It Wsitkinn HuHiIImk m in* i,»r “l®\1 •* ., ,i «.i ... . .Iti Hi*iitiiioU« 1 *iiint >. I*hirMill, In in'* olitiiltt roplfit upplli'nlila to thnlc 1 uni|mn>, ilopt. L *).. *U V>enr 11 ♦*, ifanco with th** phni** *n»ii work upon pitymciit of Klft««a Iowa .St. Mrmplti.i, Tenn. flriiiiMim un i»r.|.,n .i i»> Kliou J (IK, Mill Dollnrn which will li« ru—----Moil nil totlj iir»*hHn I, ITfsf N tll--Ji.il tiiliiiil IU ortli-r of the I’ounty t’ommlaWANTED TO RENT: Furnish R,nk Otiibnng. K.inl«r.i. Kiori.li. 1•Ulitu ii, iilMiiiTK o f s*-ii11nolo County, Klnrhla. I Itlit. u III It,* ffr.Uvril Iii r $c«* ami dose in — I'ur ili'iHTiil t'Miintruitliiii. .loin- :uth. I'US, i'ltr ivil I ' n n . l r u r l l u l l 1'iihllnh June 3Jtil, 3Ulti, July Tth, amuml. Mm . M. c.o. Her ■ m S.i......ful tililil-r nr liiUUirs will llih iiml 3i*i. n _ | I*" r ^ -i u l ti - i l l » ( n r iitnti n »ur«t y M m i i; n r ^ i m i x i i n i i i u n ci ' , , , ■•■iniiiinv IxiiiU In ita .miikuiU I’uuiil ■ U AN 1 r .i i —Experienced waitress, in -. i . m v -fiv« i7r, | i. i . , uu tn-t Th.* amiiHit liH'dlurf of 4hr Htork* Nu ntiii-r need apply. Bell I'afe. • • ,,f Oie cuntrm-1 prl....... I ili- lr liotilcfs of tho .Sanftird-Ovlrdu : I In iiirtri With thn tiiipfiivul MU T r u c k d r " W i * r » , In f. , w i l l b o h o l d tit ■ i kiti nt v A * l nnin' Have you rooms to rent or some W ,,'1 M will Iim runsldiTtMi lii$t«*r«yi flu* <%mrt Kuitifl on Turidiv • f o ­ ■ n second hand furniture to *ell? iti mil* niton furm in furtilsluui i*y ld UK. AiiKuni tth at i o’olnrk u T K A HAMS, r resident. Ah'itltmi .iitd Ity a Use The Herald's classified pugo the i (Iran loiyaiilt* tu Vatu r K I' imju* A l t f s l : I t \ i . * 0 1 1 1 1. d and get results. Jut rierk, hi timountrt at* fulluwa. IHiN nn tli f. inl Uniistnu tI'Ui ilrsift I'uldlnh June H. 30; July 7, 11. 31, f•*r 92.uiHi.iHt, Ih t|i t«n urllwi.rk run- 3H. ntrtK'titii! draft f*»r II SOtt.oo Tin* dr i ft tif ill*ttlddrr #»r I \ n m i :h *h ••Itt. A > 1 / A T I U X I'AI * IIIX III K X It f»11|11#-*11« tip In* i uCatiird hy JJ |t> 3 * 1'i i r i l l ' m i jiff*-—-! *.1 1r*i 4, Vwiirp K I.... .. <’!t rk, an «k«|tiI - Th* 8anforil-Ovi.it,i Truck Uruwi n , I no. the olili-.t anil large*! co­ ■I in.' I l*tir*l Tourlnir ( nr, d Usui d a t i i l i t c r n nhipidd th«* n u r r m n j* I ! i u : t I * i * r i l r» M ir l n i r 1 If, f til I h l d d »■i n f h ldd»*rn f a l l *if r« fllm i operative marketliiK agency In Han* J r r * ' * l o r i l I t i i i i ft Ii s*i i C I 's i r * ft* « xeruft ,1 rnjilr.it I mid !•» p*tj|>|dy furil Ini* ,-nJny,-it the pleasure of Jj Ililil I tsril fln« »M.iid un rc'iutr. d w It It In Ini dn>» potliiK in li» member* “ IU percent J U «1 !’(*ni 1*11111*1 llrllim , a flrr writtmi tmlliY •• f acc«-|dwiictt ill vide ml this yeiir. This ,\»s<)cla. thin w«* organiscd In H i t amt rack u :i i h ** t h fhmii : r i M i n . K i** l.»d has shown a tltiiilf Inctrase TIm* Mwuer res* r u * 1 1»»* rluhf t«» year 9 L W. Phillips* Sons .... r»\jriT aiiv uiul .ill hid c *»r l*» u p - in tonliMge. c«’lil mi> I*Id in |Mtl i*f hid l»> l i m n ■ DODGE SF.RVICE • Lots Ii and 11 block li. Tim prices are right for a real opportunity at this completion of Forrest Lake Hotel. Botlweil Realty Co., Inc. ill l I*:. FIRST ST. W. R. SMITH, MGR. unwuaxuna « « ■ **■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ **■ b * « jiu USED CARS G. TAYLOR DYER I'rin ting—Decorating RHONE 303 v» - ^ ■'>-* Ewrythiiiff For the Sportsman At Rail Hardware Phone 8 lly GKOUGIO McMANUS Start a Taxicab Business in Your City Yon can easily start a successful cab company of your own oa a total investment of $350.00. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 23, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/296009cf6912387ffa8368b98649f4de.pdf a120ba45d2a4fc41ee7b0d332f50b209 PDF Text Text YOUR fttetoSEAPER [Published ih'« tflorifia’a Heart, flic World’s Greatest Vegetable •Action, Its Richest Garden Land UMN XV. Partly cloudy, widely scattered thundershowers; gentli to mode­ rate south and southwest winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORI), FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 22nd, 1925 G ALBERT IS Word “Obey” And Promise u n w c n c pay r i RECEIVED Groom May Be Stricken FINAL TRIBUTE rDimCDATW * om Lpisc°Pal Marriages ! K iu lfj DUD 1 TO DEAD SOLOS i t u m NEW YORK, .Inn. forldChambcr Greets Belgian Ruler With Hearty Applause At Meeting in Brussels port of the joint commission on prayerhooks of the Episcopal Church, made public Sunday. The report, which is to be sub­ milted for approval to the fortvtighth triennial convention of the resident Surprises church a t New Orleans, October 1 to 2.1, also recommends the elim­ Gathering In Talk •ination front the hook of common prayer of the instructional para­ DeliveredOnSunday graph withholding from the unhnptixcd, exronununicUted, and • :tBRUSSELS, June 2.—Inter­ icides, the right of the burial ser­ red debts and the execution vice. f the Dawes reparation plan Numerous other changes in the hook of common prayer recom­ fere thrust into the fore­ mended by the commission provide bund at the very outset or foi the introduction of new prayer, jhc opening session of the ruhstitution of modernised phra.ekirri congress of, the Interna­ fdogy for obsolete verbiage, and ls,nnl Chamber of Commerce th? transportation of certain ser­ to lend logical continuity to (unday. Allusions to these vices the entire hook. ■obit ms ami an enthusiastic Though the proposed changes inEor.-tration for King Albert, were approved after long debate |bo was present throughout the at the Episcopal general convcnuion, were feature* of the open- lawes Debt Plan Features Parley tion nt Portland, Ore., in 1922 church law requires that amend­ ments to tho prnyerhook be ra t­ ified by two successive general conventions. If approved at the New Orleans meeting, these changes will liccomc permanent. 'I he suggested shortened form of the Ten Coiiimnndinents omits phrases regarded as supplement­ ary nnd explanatory. The manda­ tory form proposed by the com•nl: :,ion would demand, in the third commandment, “Tlimi shall not take the name of the l.ord, thy God in vain,” hut omit, or leave to the discretion of the individual clergymen the explanatory phrase “for the Lord will not hold him guiltless who taketh His name in vain.” The Right Reverend Charles Lewis Slattery, bishop coadjutor of Massachusetts, is chairman of the joint commission which com­ prises seven bishops, seven prasnytetys and seven laymen. Ap­ pointed at the geni rul convention in New York in 1913, the* commis­ sion Is charged ..with such revi­ sion and enlargement of The prayerbook as will adapt it to present conditions, if, in their judgement, inch revision is necessary. Other members of tho cominisilon include the lit. Rov. William Cabell Crown, bishop of Virvlnia. / a u v u l i l l Ilis Constituents From All Walks of Life File Fast Body of “Bob” La Folletlc Lying In State at Capitol Burial Service Is To Be Held Today Immense Floral Offerings Attest Popularity of Wis­ consin’s Noted Politician MADISON, Wis.. June 22.— Services of extreme simplicity will attend the burial today of Senator Robert M. LuFollette. Although from the mo­ ment the funeral train arrived here Saturday from Washing­ ton, the state has claimed it. There was nothing of pomp or ceremony in these last honors it might tender, llurlnl was held this afternoon. Senator Edwin P. I D u n n r Ladd Succumbs tn iM iy ir ii Baltimore Today BALTIMORE, Juno 22.-S o n ntnr Edwin Frcmond l.mld. of North Dakota iMcd here nt 10:Ul» o’clock this mo mi up. lie pass­ ed away, retaining consciousness almost to th“ last. <*»* years of age, ho went to the hospital about 10 day*, ago for treatment of neuritis, rheumatism and kid­ ney trouble which developed only recently. WASHINGTON. June 22. Death «>f Senator Edwin K. I add id Italtimnro nccurcd coinciden­ tally on the clay which Senator La Follette, whose politics he had actively urged, was being buried nt Madison, Wisconsin. It dcprivisl the La toilette block in the senate of one of its im­ portant and hard working memEm . . M’MILLAN PARTY LEAVES ON TRIP| TO ARCTIC LANDS 0,000 Square Miles Will Re Sale of Certificates Here for Stone Mountain Memorial Coins Progr * Johns— SL John* Electric pany pjan xcntoUeling offices, Health Commissioner Rundesen of Chicago probubly will ho the first witness for the defen: Mon* „ „ „ called for exdsy. lie ha* been — “ i to refute the story pert testimony of Cliarli ■# C. Fnimnn, the court*# witness against Shepherd, ic i im s y i Grant Refuses Help i l O A M M IiJLiil'JU Through Operation, In Pear Of Hanging Lean Chase Ends In Arrest r.f John tie Kay. Wanted In Connection With Wrecking of Providence Institution | U s e s In His Fight Against Extradition Since f its Disappearance 12 Years At'o.AccusedUas Led Eventful farce.* In Kuopc PROVIDENCE, R. I., June 22. —John W W .o)’ lieKny, sought for 12 years in connection with the wrecking of tin Atlanta National Iianl: in 191.1. arrived here Sunnily in rut'tmly • f United States Secret Service agent s from London, where he fought extradition for months, lie was ip.inrtorcd at the Biltmore lintel under close guard. He will he arraigned this morning Hrnry DeKay, a brother, war paroled on January 2, la d, after •ervini' 20 mouths at Rhode Island State Prison ns n federal prisoner on charge: growing out of the $200,001) trunk failure. Ldwnrd I*. Metcalf, ppvdik'Ut of the hank, died in tills city 1n.it July, six years a fter his parole from the federal | enitciitiary a t Atlanta, where had nerved thr • years. Tin Atlantic National Rank rlnrvd Its doors April lf», 1913, anil live Bum were indlcteil follow iog the dii'ov ty of the ntliappilratlon of $kflu,000 of the hank's funds. The men were President Edward I*. Metcalf, iudictpd for misapplication of funds: Henry K. and John W. lleKtiy, James F. AI len, and Orion R. Knrntr. indict***! for aiding and abetting Metcalf. John TV. DeKay disappear'd in 10LI. and came to light February 21, 1911, in l.nichm, where lie wi defendant in a suit for flfi.imi owed to Cu!lower and Sou, jewel ii s, for nn p.Mnrtmeut of jewels Min Kilioit, his spcrvraiy, lestl fl<d that much of the money bed been spent cnterlnlning Sarah Lernhnrdt, v.hn then was playing DeKay’a play "Judos” at the lamdon Coliseum. Tho French gov­ ernment, In* 1UH, u.-ked for Dclvu>.i cTfri]..,'i<u on u charms pr**- MADISON, WI;., June 22— Wis­ Examined Front Planes Car­ consin paid impressive tribute ried nn Ship; Commander Sunday to Robert M. LuFollctte, as hi* body lay iu state under the Very Jubilant Over Mission great vaulted dome of the eapitol. From high noon until the length­ MONI1KGAN ISLAND. Me., ening shadows of night had June 22.—The villagers nnd sum­ wrapped his homeland, persons mer folks of l.ittl < Monhegnn fi­ Thi speech of the outgoing pres­ from every walk o f life, the hunt* lm'd, Li mile's nil* the mainland, ent, Willi* II. nooth, in which lie ble, shoulder to nhotildcr with the gave Lieut. Coni. Donald MncMiltrieicd what had already been mighty came for a last look upon bill and hi* crew of tho auxilliary kie by tho chamber toward cconthe features o’f the man who hail 11f> ton schooner llowdoin their nic restoration and warned the dedicated his Ilf,'c to their Bcrvlc. farewell from the United State, ns IkpAcs th at much more reIn the never-ending line that the little craft at noon Sunday liinul to lie Accomplished was remounted the state hou.e sips in lauded toward the Arctic. livftl with warm approval. Mr. columns of two* and passed singln Just before he sailed Commandboth’* reference to the Dawes file on either side of his bier, word bn and poMsihlo hitches in the Volunteers of Foreign Settle­ Declares Number Who Have men and women, old nnd young, r MacMillan said everything aboard was ship-chape and de­ [plication of the provisions for ments Are Still Mobilizing; Signed Not Sufficient To children, and even halms in arms. flated that he was looking forward rliveries in kind by Germany Only the slow shall ling of feat Chinese Strike Commenced Put Over Issue; New Plant and now and then a sob disturbed with eagerness to flying from tther startled some of the dele­ Sunday In European Suburb tes from the countries to which nadir Needed By Districts the silence as tho tide of liuntnu- ( ip<> Thomas Hubbard, Axel ID). 11.r:r Island, out over the polar sea ity flowed through tho majestic i.i renrch «f till* land that he be­ HONG KONG. June 22. -The rotunda. Many of tho:.c who ford voteis have a (fixed their sig ­ cMiie had to wait an hour ami lieves to he there, A the planes fly out afor rt dis­ natures to petition* at various lo­ even moie under a blaring sun hccations in this city signifying foie they might reach the state tant e of about 2.10 miles on each their desire to i -e tile country house steps, iuit there wan never >f their flights, tla re will he a vL• school hoard appropriate through a show of impatience. Neither t'lillty of at least 20 mile* on each ent* and workers. Any person# a bond issue, $i00,0UU for tin* pur- ) police nor guards directed them, <|e that will permit a close exkilled while engaged in carrying pose of erecting, adding to, and people themselves maintaining the i ruination of the surface Ik low to on his customary work will be repairing school buildings in San­ column formation which stretched • it'in lin e whether there is land. paid $2,000, tiie notice said. ford. the number is not large around Capitol Square into the 1 hua, on nn outgoing and rolur'i t ij» of two planes about 20,000 liritish and other foreign wo­ enough, declared T. AV. Lawton, . ,'jnre miles of. area can be exam-. men and children arrived here superintendent of public instruc­ Inetl from the air. Sunday frant Shnnicen, the fore­ tion for Seminolo county. For some reason, probably a Saturday Commander .MacMil­ ign quarter of Canton, which they lack-of active interest in the sit­ lan and the iiK'ii of the Pearl and were advised to leave. the Howtloin received their offiThe volunteers of the foreign uation, he said, many voters who vinl farewell nt Wlscnssct, hut settlements of Hong Kong have should have been among the first Uonmiander MacMillan always been mobilized. Armed flickers to sign these petitions have not stops at M o n h e g a a I-land and police are patrolling the busi­ yi‘t done so, going and returning from tin- ArcI’etitions have been placed in ness section# a* a precautionary measure. An exodus of Chinese i the Seminole County llont the reason. Ilis .-hip is iiimlo ready residents of llmig Kong has s ta r t­ I n t National Hank, and the San­ for sea here, and on the island he Oraating that the principles up­ ed. Chinese-owned steamers bound ford Lank Ac Trust Company, and has many friend*. In the hands of G. K. McKay, high fi r Canton are packed densely with * which the Dawes plan have school principal, and Mrs. Henry Ah llu* llowdoin passed out of bn •li'vi'loped lire fundamentally ClliliPrc crew;; on everal ni'>*a* Wight, president of the Sanford ' tin* harbor today, 12 member* of Nind. the success of the plan dcltriti.li steamers hm e deseiled, Woman's (’lull. the ( ivitan Club of .Minneapolis, M* upon two factors: First, leaving Unless the number having one* or two men in charge*. who aeninqmr.ii'il tin* llowdoin to » hearty and sincere eo-opera; igited the |ietitioiis has greatly I Monhegan rushed after the* Arctic "n "f all the governments iu inincreased by next Saturday, stated | ship in a small hunt, caught up ,,ML and second, tin* ability to the superintendent, a ranvas.t will with her and threw aboard tlo'lr ML' transfers so that the* gold t>e made of the school district'; morning’s catch of fish, mostly end uik actimulntcd in Germany nlTerlcd hv the* bond issue in un ' —enough to last the llowdoin'* **V rencli tp{. beneficiary nations elfoit to obtain a larger number of crew until they reach Sydney, N. 11•-ii |y jcupurdi di ■ tl signature*. The roinplctcd peti­ S„ next Thursday. At Sydney the i of the rest of the world." tion. he said, mind he in th ■hand', llowdoin will ngtiin Join the IVary, Must Sell Abroad of the proper authorities by July which sailed ahead last night after Mr. limith pointnd out that a 7 in order to become effective at stopping at lloolh Hay Harbor and pit Ion of the reparation pay the light time. taking on water. i*nt would lie iih.eorhed by pnylie* stated further that Son Knrly Sunday nnirning a heavy Mnts in kind and that the proiinames ate needed iu order that fog hung over .Motilev an Island, may he*' deferrerl by loans the petition may ho presented. lull hy the time Cnliimunde'r Mm* r"'n ahriwid to Germany, hut th- | This require* a large percentage Mil Ian sailed the skies had cleared. *'• " iiiained that these transfers I of the voters in thia vicinity. Tn tin* north, however, fog hanks ’ :M have to lie* made l>v the sale I Of the proposed j-lfiO.OOO appro­ were* -ecri and tin* romninniliT said t gooil ami services abroad. Tli^ ] priation. $2111,000 is to he used fm he expected to find u good deal of Mini i r'.- committee on economic i tin erection of a new high school fog around the Hay of Fiiinly. hull ting, $10,000 for the comple­ 1 diutt, he iiaid had been ert- 1 Saturday night the Icmlvr of th ■ tion of the South Side P rim ary: ^<>r- ,,,0,,ths iu to-opnratinn ( expedition and several nienihcrs of School, $10,000 for the erection of 1,1 '".uluig economist# nnd a rothe llowdoin'.* crow, along with a a negro high school, $11,000 for n *'* h:n| been drawn up which number of guests and relatives nf sell nd -ite, $15,000 for pavm : Chinese Boycotting r,>‘*'1 Prove that u ful Iran*the crew, who accompanied him ends, $10,nou for f Irniturn ami *r of the annuities provided for Foreign Made Goods to the island, were* guests at un fixtures and $20,000 for repair# to 1 ’h" plan was the important informal dinner nt l.dand Inn. the* present building*. LONDON, June 22.—Royeott of foreign goods in Chinn is rapidly Publisher Lakeland increasing and in spreading to va­ Paper Is Assaulted rious centers of the country, ac­ cording to information received by official eireli** here. Canton agi­ LAKFI. \ND, June 22. -L. W. tator; are urging that boycotts al­ Illonm, pie "lent and publisher of ready applied ugainst liritish and the fitar Telegram was assaulted Japanese goods )** extended to on the street early Sunday by Of­ CHICAGO, June 22.—Attorneys American products, it was report­ ficer Claude Duncan of the Lakefor the prosecution and defense ed. hind police department. Illonm rhnpoii their plans for the resump­ sustained a hud rash over his loft tion of the .Shepherd murder trial eye and hi: fuel* Was badly hint Markets I today in the belief that they were iu a number of places. Duncan 1entering upon the in** week of was not arrested. Duncan claim# 1 tho protracted proceeding*. Illonm had reportml him to tin* .William Darling Shepherd tak­ chief of police n.s having been in­ Corn ing the witness stand today will volved in a liquor deal,, in which O ats submit to the cross-examination of a woman is said to huvu figured. I State'# Attorney Robert E. Crowe, I n* to hi# relation# with William 1Nelson McClintock, his millionaire Radio O w ners Invited ' foster son whom he i# charged j with having murdered through ad­ i° Day For Programs ministration of typhoid germs. Fevcfnl other defense witnesses (A T MOTHERS FOX S jiIq of certificates fur Confedherd now, and unless mcir ex­ amination i< completed without de­ crate Memorial coins, minted hy lay, Shepherd'* testimony may go the United State* Government a# n tt Unite to the "valor of the Sol­ over until Tuesday. William Scott Stewart, of coun­ dier of the South," i* progreasing sel for the defense, in asserting rapidly in Sanford, according to tonight that Shepherd would In* il, F. W hitn-r, Cashier of the Hr.it ready to testify in his own behalf as soon n# one or two less impor­ tant witnesses had put their stolics into the record, said he hoped he case In the hand# of HOTEI by the middle of the Shepherd Will Be Examined On Stand At Today’s Session NUMBER 278 PRICK FIVE CENTS j CHICAGO. June 22.—Iterimrd Grant, fearful of the Rungntan's noose in spiti. of efforts of thousands of persons through­ out the country who had signed imtitions urging clemency of Governor Len Small, refused to­ day to permit physicians to per­ form nn operation in hope of saving his life and died JO min­ utes later, lie was stabbed five times Saturday by Walter Krauser, onco sentenced to hang hut Inter granted n new trin>. "I will he d-' id in a little while if you’ll let mo atone," said the wounded prisoner, “so why pro­ long my life when its goin to bo tak<n from mu anyway?” Grant, who insisted he was in­ nocent, and that Krauser alone " n s guilty of killing poliosmin Ralph Saunders in 1020 and the hold up, prohnldy would have hern pardoned or his sentenre commuted to life imprisonment had escaped the gallows nt the second 11in I which was act for this week. The supreme court had allowed Krauser a new trial hut denied Grant a second hear­ ing. WaysAnd Means Body Will Hold Hearing AndSul.no* Measure To Congrc In Fall Want Measure To Apply Next Year May Eliminate D u a l Taxation By U. S. Government, States WASHINGTON, Juno 22.— The House Ways anti Means Committee will meet Oct. 19 to draft a tax revision hill. Chairman Green announced Sunday, adding that it would hold public hearings for two weeks, and would have a bill ready for Congressional con­ sideration in December. Ho pre­ dicted tho House would p a n tho hill before the Christmas holidays and that it would become a law in time to apply to taxes due next year. (JiniritKin of American Civil Treasury Expert* In Aid l.iherlies Union Relieves Arrangement* have been mnde Thai II Will Take 510,01)0 to by Chairman Green for n force of Carry Case m rough Court Treasury experts to co-operate during thr summer and early full with rx|>erti employed hv the com­ NEW YORK, dune 22.—K»lah- mittee iu going over technical fea­ lishuiunt of a fund to aid in li- tures of the revenue law and in muiclug the defense of John T. procuring for consideration by tho Sropis, Dayton I igh school tench- committee of proposal* designed to ei. indicted for li-arliing the theory improve and expedite administra­ of evolution, was announced Hua- tive work. day l»> Dr. John llnynoa Ifolm c, Recent suggrstlnn* looking to acting chairman of the American the elimination of dual taxation on Civil Liberties Union. Dr. lininiei estimated that $Hk- the part of states and the Federal '••th null • he rni>ed even if the Government rece.lved support to­ i a e should be ended without In'iug day in the announcement by tlw taken to the* United Ktatca Su- chamber of Gomnutrta oT th** prumn Court. Preliminary legal United .States of the remit* of a expenses, he said, have hee-n paid referendum dealing with the ques­ for by the Union and public spir­ tion. II. S. Estate Tax Opposed it'd individuals. Thy constituent organization* “The public’s intercut in th ’ Scopes trial,'' i.aid Mr. llo |i-'s, bolding membership in tno nation­ "lias been great :r purhapd '.iise s ’ -handier volt it overwhelmingly of opir.ior lin t - .j i, i C « m u 'u.*,‘Dyed »jr* in r r decision.’ The A n u n cn u 1 i<cop[,v che Federal Government should re­ have shown that they believe th j peal its present estate tax. should future of education throughout the refrain from imposing estate nnd nation will he> largely determined inheritance taxes in the future nnd by the outcome of this epochal should join the representatives of the state in co-onlinating their cane.” i tax system. (’IIATTANOOGO. Tenn., June I i 2. Attorneys tor the denicnso i*i I the Tennessee evolution cn*o will rccngpixvtl a* exclusively u field •mifer Today a t Dayton, where the for state taxation, except in time trial of John T. Scopes, high of war emergency," the commit­ school instructor, is scheduled to tee submitting the* referendum re­ begin July HI. port to members of the chamber I'lurcne:* harrow, Chicago attor­ contended. “At present, state ta x ­ ney, is to urrive here curly today es on inheritance and estate are and with Dr. John It. Xcul, of numerous and burdensome. Knoxville, chief defense counsel, Coe.fuse* Situation and Scopes, will motor to Dayton These tuxes form an iippreciubh* to spend the remainder of the duy in conference. Iu this discussion part of the current revenue# of of the evolution cuse, George 'Kup- many of the states, the* committee nlcycn, of Dayton, cicditcd with found, and their imposition by iht living the instigator of the* case, Federal Government brings about “multiple taxation of estate# and will he a participant. Mr. Dnrrow will nddre*s* the still further confuses n situation, Progressive Dayton Club tonight which already Is chaotic, due* to nnd Tuesday night will deliver tho the conflict of state laws.” Fed­ commencement address nt tlw* eral income front such levies, the lohti Randolph Neal College of report added, "ha* never formed more than insignificant portion#” Law nt Knoxville. Although Dr. Neal was reticent of its total ordinary rcve-nucs and concerning plan* for the defense, "is no longer necessary in order he admitted a number of witnesses to balance the national budget." In setting forth n general prin­ will he lummoned to give expert ciple of co-orilinating national nnd testimony nt the* trial. These witncsso# have not been dccidri! upon. slate tax systems, tho committee In* said, nor hu* the ty|*i of ex­ assorted that confusion growing out of dual taxation was tutrtiully pert testimony they will govo. Dr. Ncnl agreed with the state­ obvious in relntinn to corporation*, ment of William Jennings ilryun income nnd death taxes. that tlie power of the legislature* was involved in the Dayton case*, More Lead Poisonitu? lie disagreed, however, with Mr. Ilryan upon the issue of religion- Deaths Are Revealed freedom. Tin* religious issue and liligiou.. freedom are in-ol.id in tlie cuse. Dr. Neal said. 15 Baptist Orphans From Arcadia Visit Sanford On Sunday Two Osteen Men Hurt A party of 1C orphans and five When Autos Collide helper#, including Supt. J. K.’Trice of the Florida Statu Huptist On Sunday Afternoon O rphanage at Arcadia attended the evening ncrvicos of the HapThe hand and urnt of one mail ti*t Church in this city on Sunday was badly bruised and the fore­ night. hind of another, both of whom The purpnsn of tuelr visit. A wero reported to !>*• residents of was announced, was to raise Inter Osteen, was somewhat skinned, e ,t and promote contribution* to wlii'ii the Overland car In which the home among the Baptist |*co- they were riding collided with a pli* of this community. They are Willi*.Knight xeduit occupied hy making n series of trips, one encU Mr. nnd Mrs. T. K. King of SanSunday, *tated Rev. I , D. King, lutd, a t the intersection of Melpa-tor of the church this morning, innvillc and Celery Avenues about to the various pastorates through­ (I o'clock Sunday afternoon. No out the Hlute in behalf of their harm wn» done to the occupants of thu King car. institution. The sedan suffered only slight The young people sung for thou) present at the night service dumugo to the right running hoard and Mr. Trice spoke to the congre­ and front fender while the radiat­ gation on the work living done hy or and left front fender ami run­ the institution. Thu work of the ning hoard of the Overland suffer­ home, he dcclured, in different ed considerably from the impact. The car# ran together, it ws# from that of the majority of or­ phan home# in that it gives the hairned, when ns the Overland wa# orphand children u real home going went on Celery Avc., and the with ull uf the school advuntge# I Willis-Kiiighl sbulh on Mullonvillo of the average well-to-do- child. . Are., tho driven failed to #ee They are given a home instead of each other until the car# wera being placed in an institution win re home# are sought for them. dared, are doll to build for th their orphan h<: of real home 1 always vory be Address of CoqOdgc Will Be Broadcasted WASHINGTON, Jura# 22. — Ready to proceed to the “sunnier whlti house" at Swampscott, Ms President Coolldge will fulfill hu last engage meat hero by sneaking tonight a t the semi-annual meet­ ing of the guvi i Mount's businoe# organisations. The address will be delivered early ir the cvetung. and broadcast hy radio by ststi u u . ' WCAF. WEAK. WJAK. WK . Stuart—Comparison of bui permits for the n su Jive tuant this year with uuw pariod year, indicate* itwreaso of pei cent, _ . i . 1 .„ , *. .. �t it e p a C f . b ig o t P A N F o rn im tA i.u s A T tm o A V rs w a r zo iras. W edding Bells - 1 STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART WASHINGTON — Capt. George I As a favor to him, he asked it. Meyers of the United .Stales navy The icsiilt was— nineteen disia bnay apologizingkto nineteen tinguir.lied journalists at Annapolis Washington newspaper men, one the nest morning—the morning of nfttT another. th;; Loa Angclea expected event. He isn’t permitted to ^t?rd them Put how to got to the Pntokn, together and apologize to them in at anchor an hour's sail down a body, or to rail them up on the Chesapeake Ray? It seemed odd telephone nnd get it over th at way. no arrangements had been made. He muat traipse nrnnnd from of­ However, the eorrspondents fice to nffic2, apologizing to tliein seated un n launch, in due season personally, separately, and individ- hauled alongside the mooring ship, icnu started tip the ladder. "Whmliln yo w ant?" demanded the functionary harshly. The cor­ respondents told. The orderly reported to the cap­ tain—th? visitors waiting, now sulkily, meanwhile—who sent a message by his executive officer. "We can’t feed yn,’’ the latter informed them hospitnbly. "Here you," sternly addressing one of the newspaper men, *‘ya can't smoke hire. Yn better all g.i hack to Annapolis," he contin­ ued. "and when the Los Angeles get* Imre, you can come nut in ; the hay nnd look a t her—if ya wnnl.i. Civilian aren't allowed on in t iii: n n rn rr c o t'iiT ok SKMISini.K flll'N T V . KI.OIIIDA. IN t HA.NCKItV. ItKVONAII It HALT V COMPANY A New York Corporation, Complainant VS Tim heirs. devisees, grantee* nnd ..tlmr claimants under ANNIK II. HUTTON, deceased or otherwise, and others. Dcfcndnnta HITIT TO QUIKT TITLK °~*—• rahllratluM - T U B 8 T A T M O F F L O R I D A : To: All parties claiming Interest In the laud and premises hereinafter described. under ANNIK II. SUT­ TON. deceased or otherwise; all parlies claiming Interests In the laud und premises herelnatcr des- rrlhfd under IIBNRT HtVKBTArl'LK. deceased or otherwise; all tiartlca claiming Intereata In the land and premise** hereinafter iloaorlbed under IIKNItY A. CHANK. decea-ied. or otliorwlca; all parties rlalmliiR Interests In the land tu*<l premise* hereinafter described under IIKMtv A ('It AMKit. deceased or other­ wise; WILLIAM C. FITZSIMMONS; HOMKItT It HOUSK sml ---------— IlOirpfc his Wife; PKItCIVAL W. A. VITZSIMMONH: and --------FIT/SIMMONMt WILLIAM HAMILTON FITZSIMMONS. W. II. FITZSIM­ MONS and ---------------- FITXSIMMONH. his wife KDWIN B. WOOD. Individually and as assignee* for the benefit of creditors of WILLIAM J. ... A. MoI(V. FITZSIMMONS; I ll fHTlBIAItLvfls and *»»•«» •#. DONALD and vach of th»m If llv« Inir anti dead; claim j,,,# |.. • pyIf.,.M In thnil < I"pnrtleii mM ntnl rtf ••nt ■ Is e s ’ ’t hdrelnnfter described iind. i the sahl WILLIAM C. FITZSIM MOSS; ItOBKItT U. tlOUHK; am ---------House, his wife. PF.lt , W. A. FITZSIMMONS: WII. 11AMI LTt >N FITZSIM Ml >NS W. II FITZSIMMONS am! ------------ •'lorlda. and , „ ter of Ilia southeast quarter of Section Tow nship iJ. south rungo J 20 east. W lL sti.V & H O U S t t O L D R t l Holloltora f o r C o m p l u in i ln t. June r.. 13. 20. 27. July i. u . 11. 25 23 and August I. I9J5. You are therefore rcuulrcd to nptidar to the Mil of complaint In this cVise on Monday, the 3rd, day «>f the undetslancd. will on the inn.' Anrttft. 192» nf 4h«* (?f»urt nptuy to th« lionRuiforrt. Homltlnl** County* - lorlda;| dav or June, '■ « »nhle .1. I. DKUensun Judg.i of the otherwise said hill of complaint will l..i taken as confessed by yon; »ahl Circuit Court of ‘he Sorenth indie, cnese lirfor a knit to uulct title to ial Circuit. at Ills Chanilo<r.s In Knntin above described land nnd jireni- fonl. Florida, or as soon thereaf­ is-t* In the above named ItLVON- ter ns the m atter ran he hoard, tor un order grunting nnd approving AII ItKALTY COMPANY. One nf the Ucnntiful homes liciiiR built at Miami Shores. ju tm Melbourne P l a n s L a r g e Firew orks Display For July 4 fo; KDWIN It Is furttu'C-ordcrnd that this „rd-, mid ns- rr be nuMlah.vl nlico a wuok Tor I of creditors r In lit (S) consecutive weeks |„ The 1 'ZHIMMONSflSanford Herald. u newspaper pub-' mil. carli of lUhod In Semlnolo County. Florida. I rise. unit n il« HONK AND Q&DBRLD. this Btlt | lu the land day of Juno. 192.>. lor dcscrlhV. K. DOIjQliAJS, i. mviirii lilll Clerk of the Circuit Court of iso (tint you Seminole County. Florida, that onrtuln »»V A. M. WKKKS, Deputy Clerk. land altuato tSKAL) ....... where several atrcH of land nru occupied jii.it out.iide the c i t y 'l i m ­ its. More than 00,00(1 miles of twine will he used, live ton* of w rapping paper, 10 miles of wick, •p.tioad of ItimlrT, 1.000 pounds of row der. fi 10 pound:i of acids nnd olorin:;. f.O girl.* w rapping sh e ll;, 0 men In a u.ur.ihlc, and five ox• p r t In fire the display. Aside (tom th - g r a n d display, a real tre a t will In* given to the children, as well ns the grow nups, in n nov­ el d a y lig h t display, sending h u n ­ dreds nf b u r s tin g shells in th e a i r which unf' Id a floating m enagerie. G nh » wt j h ti^31 r According to Director DiUin, who is staging Florida’s second annual State-wide Beauty Pageant at Melbourne, July 2, .*J, j, the tlisplay of fireworks is to be the most elaborate over shown in the South und to Inst two hours of contin­ uous fire opening with the national salute. Some of set pieces con­ sist i t Nluhura l ulls, loo feet lone nnd fiO feet high; flying windmill- Manila Y.M.C.A. Now American Flag, size, 10 feat l,y I ZU feet; flying gondolas, an abso­ R e i n e r Constructed lute new and original net piece;! spreading eagle; hundreds of high MANII LA, J u n e HI. — Conpowered aerial bombs, rackets, b a l­ structioil <>f u r •-enforced V " '' rote loons, flouting display of fire­ building for the A rm y nnd N avy works on Indina river, Shunt b a t ­ Y. M. <’. A. has ju s t been s t a r t e d tle; reproduction of floral net lu te . T he building which is to m in iu m •»: .tttJ w V&Z&M I - • a n t. ri- high will co t about 520(1.00(1. It Is located In th e old X X Walled City nnd will have sleeping H e rb e rt ( quarters for 000 men. ( s e c re ta ry scnibled in Florida by the Florida Fireworks Compuny, Orlando, Kahn Heir Finds Joy In M anaging Orchestras rilJUV W ireless receiving licenses to the num b e r of about 1,20 (1.(100 a rc a t p re se n t in force in England. m »i ic i : I* i \ i \ c t ssi :s«,m i: v r MUMS Ml HI in: 1.1 III u. I-1» Mt tiiMtu j I in.-ut for " f I ho follow III-, hit i i IH IT IS REMARKABLE how Maimi and Miami Shores—so f is concerned—really are. Jul; I, IS • l - r . i i r l i A v .in o - fr o m i'»- t o N i n t h S lr e n l. N in th S tr e e t (loo* I ’a I" «‘> |ire»s A v e n u e . A •» toil pa lil iirom iu plueeil w ltl i tile Ult At eolleel Ion. ............... KLLKN Id»Y Tn * 1 lihllMli j o n e 17 , j o , 2 1, 2 THE TWO CITIES overlook Biacaync Bay in an almost identical manner. .„ I H IN T t o U tJ I B T U . Lnvvti.il, i'u i n |il a l VN. SavhlRa., • l ill.. I'.f.iiilantH. U niina ■hi D If ( * r i l . r l o r I '.iM I. H i m .- I.f I i.irh l.i T Lmiuu I' M.tv i.|r. Jatin :i \V. ML L- TIiuhihh W. Mi,,(in, I i urgi- Fux " '“I ilurv r Fv*. Iila wllr. D. W. ' lirPI.. n m i i ;.||l« L. Ourrli*. hi.-« *vifu. 11. nr* J utn m u :. Llumlii Slarhu>-I* •m il ( 'ill In*f*I lu D Hlarhui-k. Iila »vlf.-, J , •' I ’u l l i ti.iiii. L i l a .« • Rtir i.ml J I‘. .Si-i-uar. lu-r Ini and, and IT. !%t. The two cities will have similar causeway connections with Miami Reach upon the com­ pletion of the proposed Miami Shores cause­ way. MIAMI SHORES ENJOYS, also among its many other incomparable advantages, that of a 600-acre island—larger in area than all of the other developed islands in the vicinity of Miami put together. AND WE SUBMIT, history will repeat in the m atter of profits. The investor of today, at Miami Shores, because of the similar situa­ tion of Miami and Miami Shores, will tomor­ row reap just such rew ards as early invest­ ors in Miami are accepting today. M cN utt, a m i . ai'h nf tin-in if living, a n il it ili-m I all iiartli'H i-lalniliu; any lit l i- i i -.hI.h in t h J land anil iir.-ni.ai-.-i Inviilvi-il iu Dili anil. at. lu-lrs. th-vl► u n i u( I' m . ■ nr iiili.-r claimant.* uiuli-r thi.. hull! Ilnimu D Mavlilur. Jiiuii-M U . L illy , ’Thmiiua. \V. .Mur.in, i l v u r u i ' F n * mill .Mary I*. Fut. Iila " If.-. D. W. I ' u r r l •- ami Kale I,. I'urHi*. III. w If. llin r y J iiiickhL Lin••••In n . H i n r h u c k and i ’al li ■ ■r Iin- !>. S l n r l m i ’k . Ii Im w If, ■. J. I*. I'UlllllHIIU. Kill* Pi-i-Riir nttiI J. T. S i -i gar. ncr Oji/ / J7 1 Y r tr s 'o fs r jc , re A<9/tn t f fe a d a r o f O tfiS t/im a re sfo ftl crckcs/rj ttt Ycrk ROGER WOLFE KzMIN li imli.i nil. anil U, M. Mi-Null, iicl I'lieli nf lln in. him- aai-tl nr nilu.irH|,l ■\ml ‘ * *11IllnhuruUltll U m c u r y • ‘•iiiHninv. H nulli Flurldn Naval S l u a i iiinimny. and i-nch nf tinm , II In l i- a a l' i-xlMcncf. and If dia-ulv• il u r illtln-rvvln- extinct, all iiartluM •‘In I in I ti,,( any luliruMa In the land a n il |u••inlain* I n v i i l n d lu till* milt. in* n u i‘('« H«i>rn . Ili|iililn11>r m. cri-dlmra. w I .till c.-H «|f other........... idiiltiuint.il iiiulnr id 11 ill ihovMm,-, h i ;rot ---- cry i ’iiiujtniiy, <ind S m i i i Ii Florhln Naval Slnrtia « MlMOi||IYt C-Xtiliot o r l»tl» trwInT. und •«ll [ m n i c i i c liiim lf L . Inti-real ; In tint l o u d o l id | >r •' in I n un li rclnuftcr ilnM rrlh fd altuati- in Semliinle I'ouiit > . I’l..r id'a. In- v* II; d td e r " m m l □ , ' T ': Son of Wealthy Patron of Arts Eurns$1000a Week ut Enterprise fftt.-ft/ dt/fe. {s.vs'/m.r/Snly. n i'ir u .- r ifn : ' " wuultln't go back to ju»t idling around when I'm not studying.’’ lie declarer. *‘l believe thorough!) in jnzz, nnd while ever no often somebody tells f a t h e r 1 am w a it­ ing my chiitical music education on it, 1 kffbw better. Take th* pieco ’Lovely Lady.* T here nrt plenty of full rich harmonies in a thing like th a t and 1 have to call forth nil my technics! knoirledg* to make an orchestration." New York City.—Roger Wolfe Kahn, son of Otto M. Kalin wealthy b anker and patron of the a rts , is going his distinguished f a th e r unn better. F o r Roger, a t the age of seven­ teen, e a r d r al,0UC a vreek from his orchestras. He hss five of the*.- inctudiojr on - w h!»h h s di Young Kahn’* oldsr brother r*ek. a t the Biltmore Hotel works In a bank, learning bis Young K*hn playc th irty ln- father's business and the mrm etrumsaVi and raaki* all the or- agement of one of Amcrico’i cbestraUona Xor bis nun. Tin- N i l ', of ihe N\V‘i nf See. It. T|> II S. U. .11 U. Th. S W 'i of HKU of SectImi H. T|. 21 H It 31 K. The S K ', ..f th,. H\V'i nf SueH«'ii II. T|* 21 H It. .11 K. The NW of HIV Vi of S W 'i of F T M. T|*. 21 H. It. 21 K. The N *-, of N 1, nf N'-, of Nil L •'f Si:*, Hoc. It. T|». 21 H. It. 11 K II it|i|ieurlnir l»v the avviirii hill nf •In■•lalut liirelu that ymt unit mi'll )i>ii may in inL-ri-Hti-d In thoiio •rt un tructa nf laud Mltuuti il lit mlmdc t'uiiiity, Flm lda. and do•flbi'l alinviv you. «n*l each *if ymt, a- hi u liy rnniiiiunilcil anil m in lr I tn !i|i|ii-nr in aalil hill nf enmlalnt al tin, Ci.iirl Huiiar, lu Sun•rd. Fcitilniilt. Conoty, Flurida, nil .uni iv ti,.. i;,|, day „f J „ ( ) . A. D. otlierwln." Mild hill will II* iki-n n.'i rniif «i**fit by you. aalil III nf eiiniplalnt havlotr been flle.l ' ' ii i ie uhotc ilv«crlbe*l trn rta of lauti • the cumiilaliimt. T. W. Lawton. D la forth, r erdi-red th..t till* rili-r I,., iiiil ll-liiil nil.;•< It Wiek fof I,‘llt Celia,..-lillvu vvcekl. lu Th* uufnril II, ruld. a in w»i>n|e r |ilihm,i i in K. miin.lv) County. Florida. Di'tir and erdarvd till* lliu »th '*“ U V. K. I S tl’<1L.AHH, t'ler)* af C irc u itTCoiirt, Senilnole Cnuntr. Florida. V j ’ ,P-l »»lAItt>N. Hoiieitur* for t?omplalnant. H- . l®, . J , Jnl> * Juna s. . HISTORY WILL REPEAT Bfitt-Chitteiulen Realty Company, Inc District Managers, 210 East First St., Sanford, Fla. Be Our Guest On a Free Inspection Tour to Miami �II-^ *\ i. MONDAY, JUNE 22nd,192S Word ‘was received heie Satarday afternoon of ths death of the infant son of Mrs. Ruby Newman at fi-12 North Hughey Street, Or­ lando. The child died a t 1:30 o'clock Saturday morning. Fune­ ral arrangements will be announced Inter, it was said. It's a lucky June bridegroom who gets a good looker and a good cooker. ix t iik c ir c u it cotinT q r t iir SHVKNTII JUDICIAL CIIICUIT OP P t .n it i iiA . l x a x ti XKMIXOI.U COUNTY. IX CHAN­ CERY. tV. M. Scott anil F. II. Scruff as, Complainants v». Joseph M. Arre<lon<ln. at al Defendants CITATION To Joseph M. Arrednnda, Ms --------- —Arreilonda. whose Christian nnnii* Is unknow n: Joseph F lnecan, li's wir«. Rebecca Fln egan: Samuel * hapman. Ills w ife ------------ Chap. man. w hose Christian name Is u n ­ known; J. W. Tucker, his wife, Em- Identical. A weight. Sports. Self. Dinner. Departed, Journeying. Sallow receptacle for con­ veying food to table. 17. Toward. Home of n bird. Dolt. Line. Short letters. Tardy. Soft swollen area a t the base of a bird’s gcak. 2R. Evil. 2G. Disc. 27. Broader. 28. Food made of tnro. 2D. Ruler. " 0. Lit tic one. 31. Letting. Those who take care of tc! : tines (male). Slim slippery fi'h (pi.). Mathematical term, label. To primp. Itod. Part of a Melodies. Flesh of swine. Twelve dozen. Combustible. Timber. Day (color of horse). Like. Small boll of medicine. Circulars. Clean. Forward. , To demy. To obliterate. To touch. Employs. STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER Hy CHAIM.KS P. 8 TEWAIIT DY CHARLES P. STEWART NKA Service Writer M ’ AH - ■ 1 ii a ASHINGTON, Juno * V— Mystery In tho Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Puul Halt, road failure? A good m any publlo men think so. So much so that It protnbly will ho congrcsslonally Invcatlgatcil next winter. Unnkurs' Inftucnco la auspected—on attempt to freezo out tho smaller fry. i Otherwlsa how could so great and prosperous a system go on tho rocka so suddenly? W • • « U f y r o mystory a t nil,*' says I). i . 1 F, Yoakum, dcun of tho country's Llg transporta* Uon men. '■Tho' 8t. I’aul road," ho con­ tinued. "grew great and rich F l,h the growth of tho great, rich, agricultural rnltMlo northwest. Uut Us territory was limited. "Finally u time camo when tho management realized It must ex­ pand, build to the Pacific. Other* wise It Inevitably wus going to bo swallowed up by oilier powerful roads which were readier to do so." • • • C4TN the light of what now Is past liHlory," said tho vetrrnn rnllrond nwn. "We can see that It would have lo-cn better If the St. Puul hadn't done thin, but It was Impossible to tell In ad­ vance what was about to happen. The extension, of course, was ex­ pensive, "To meet Its cost It was neces­ sary for Ihe road to have a thriv­ ing traffic over its new lino. And Just nt this Juncture, bis pros­ perity props were knocked from under tile farmer." • • • serving an agri­ « ] \ T O railroad ra section, with pros­ | l | cultural cult perous farmer:) os tin patrons, will suffer, under any Renditions, a soring* loss of rev­ enue. If the farmers have money, their patronage will offset other adverse conditions that may over­ take the railroads. "No oilier favorable conditions will offset the railroad lessen In­ evitable from agricultural depres­ sion." • * i fEU wna there a better «TY TEV* of this than the r N Illustration mu story ef the Chicago, MU waukei- & St. Paul. With farm prosperity. It grew, by degree* Into n system of towering strength In tho transportation world, serv­ ing a splendid country and Indus­ trial communhleJ. "W ith form do press Ion—from the height of Its strength. In a few years, « receivership. ■ • • OUT OUR WAY 1, less ths north ».T feet. “ 'J _y* ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S CROSS WORD I'DZZLP Hr . t u b ,- county a m i fo u of SEMINOLE, ATATIO OF. FLOWIDA, IX CIIAXCMT SITTlXd.' any ana winsr persons .. ----Of Seminole, s t ^ V " c£ names are unknowh. claim ing any w . m . m o r r i s crlbed as: 01 Worldi^ right, title or Interest to the pro­ I — vs.--perty hereinabove described, or any J. E. BF.NTLEY, OEOROB* L. MIh*TfhV 0,r^ h«'f «f .he * port or parcel thereof. CHAEL. ANNIE I. MICHAEL, M. It Is hereby orderrd that you and S. BENN. ALMEDA BBNR, AUOnorthwest quarter „Jo*T « th. each of you be and appear before our said Circuit Court at the Court UBT LINGO. H. A. MeKENNBY. House at Sanford. Klorlda. on the and each and every one of them 3rd day of August A. I>. !»*■*. If living, and If dead, all persops then nnd there make answer to the bill of complaint exhibited against claim in g Interest under J. E. you in this cause. Bentley, deceased, Oeorge L. Michael, deceased, Annie 1. Mich­ It Is further ordered that title or­ ael. decensed, ILS.Benn.deceased, der be published In the Sanford Alm cda Bonn. decearwd,- A ugu st Herald, a newspaper published in *» East. ■* soutk, I.lngg, deceased. H. A. McKenney Hanford. Seminole County. Horlda. deceased, as heirs, d evisees, grant- e . Ic h 'o f h v l:,,,,jv : f'i: r-'' «... r . ti once each w eek for eight consec­ eea or other claim ants utive weeks. ?{* Us ] them or any of them. Mrs. J, E. day OC August, iVii WITNESS my hand and the seal Bentley and Mrs. H. A. McKen­ compUint Hied b,re|n° ,h* bl'l of the Circuit Court of the Seventh ney. and all parties e lsln tln g any Judicial Circuit of the State of F lo ­ Interest In the tracts of land The °Hf «,A » t " n n * rh« wMt'te* rida. In and for Seminole County, hereinafter described. on this the 23rd day of May, A. D. BILL TO REMOVE CLOUD 1925. County. Florida,8 ontiT*l "*«h! Order e f ra k lle a tle a (S K A I.) v R eon**cutiv* W„w, w,*l> » To the defendants. J. E. Bentley, - wltn*«n ttiv hiinri .... i ‘ Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Oeorge I. Michael, Annie I. Michael. sMd Circuit Cour? u Han't'*!. August Ling*. M. 8. Benn, and Al- Ida. this 5th day nf ] (, FI, Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. meda Benn. and II. A. McKenney. In nnd for Seminole County. l. V *-■ DOCfJl, i a,*' Hi add each and every one of them If DeColtes A Spencer, Solicitors living, and If dead. all parties and of Counsel for the Com­ claim ing Interest under J. E. B ent­ plainant. ley, Oeorge I. Michael. August - (SEAL). HBKS* D C. May 25. June l-I-16-22-29-July S- t.lngg. M. 8. Benn. Almeda IJenn. nnd 11. A. McKenney. and each and 13-20. St \» E s ■ ME i DA L E L L AS S Ik \E y E (5 i S g EL S L A [a D Y n j ’ x.. * m JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Juno 20. — Final plans nro complete for the sending of u large delegation by the Civitan Clubs of tho state of Florida ot tho International Con­ vention a t Dayton, 0., .luno 22 through 21, according to Colonel Stockton Broome, of this city, president of the International Civilan Clubs. A special train will leave this city on the night of Juno 20, under tiro plans now made. There will be delegates from tho clubs of the lendint; cities of the t i t l e includ­ ing Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petcrsburtf, Miami, Daytona, Sl,u(j't. Lakeland, Sarasota, and West Palm Bench. A number of the clubs will send special booster features of their city and state. These will include quartettes, lecturer t.. ami distrib­ utors of general information. The international convention will be presided over by Colonel Stockton [’(oolite trf lliis city, lie was chosen president a t the last international convention nt Miami, Colonel William E. Kay, also of this city, will make the response to the addre.-s of welcome which ” ill hr* delivered by Chief Justic; Marshall of the Ohio State Suprcnie Court, who is a member of tile Civitan (Tub of Columbus, O. Officers of the international Civitan are: Colonel Stockton Broome. Jacksonville^ (prcfiidynt; Jelks II ( a b a n i: s, Birmingham, vice-president; John F. Abler*, Dayton, <V, second vice-president; Sanford Hyman-, Ban Francisco, • bird vice-president; and Phil B. W hittaker, Chattanooga, secre­ tary-treasurer. the point of this rtoryj Tho railroads need fear; neither Ices nor crltlclrnr • • • bv Helping—not financially—to i V | lltE answer to the puzzle Is establish a national system of J. perfectly plain. It Is. ns marketing under which the farmer Operating Receiver II. E. will tie Insured his Justifiable share Byruio <oriel* ly and accurately of tho prices paid by tho last; puls It. 'Depressed agriculture.* buyer of his goods—the ultimate' "He adds, "On western railroads consumer. , iixrlcutiural product« form n much "On the conlmry, they will aid; forger proportion of tho total Ion greatly In eliminating both—by The only reliable thing about nsge than on roaib serving other friendly cooperation with the some people is their unreliability. sections of ihe country'.'* farmer." “ A™ l0 Lot I. less tho south Fine thread of steel. Schedule. M atter from n sore. Enemy. Eggs of fishes. I)ad. To subsist. Florida Delegates To A ttend Civitan Inernational Meet 6 & T ) AILROAD nnd farm prospcrlty nro Interdependent. Impoverishment of either means Impoverishment of tho other. A dccreoan In tho farmer'll purchasing power means reduced incomes to the stockholders. "Railroad managers appreciate tho vast dlffcrcnco between tho farmer's power to huy only tho scant supplies of what ho must have anil his ability to buy all ho ought to have. To railroads It means the difference between big Ntendy earnings and much reduced earnings—the difference between prosperity nnd hard times.'* Hr Augusta Tucker: 3. Woffi Tucker" hla w ile , - .fcmlly Attffii Tuekert Josepli W offord .tu ck er, his Kmlly A ugu sta Tucker: wife. s'! C h a p m a n Trustee; j . * w l T u c k e r JT Attorney In •Fact for ftamuel Chapman. Trustee; J, Howard Tucksr. Trustee: A u gu s­ ta Isabella Neave; Mrs. A . I. Neave, her husband. Oeorffe Howard Neave. Augusta !• Nea*e. her husband, Geo. H. Neave: and each and every of said parties. If living, ahd If either, any or all of said parties be dead, to all partial cla im in g Interests under the follow in g deceased d e ­ fondants, t o - w i t ; Joseph , M. Arredonda. his wife------------- . Arredonda. whose Christian name Is unknown; Joseph Flnegnn. hie wife. Itebeccn Flnrgan; Samuel Chapman, hla wife, ------------Chapman, w hose Christian name Is unknown; J. W. Tucker, his wife, Kmlly A ugusta TuckeC: ___ J. Rmllv Wofford Tucker, his w ife Augusta Tucker; Joseph XVoffofd Tucker, his w ife, Kmlly Augusta Tucker: Hamuel Chnpmun, Trustee; ■J. W, Tucker. Attorney In Fact for Samuel Chapman. Trustee; J. H ow ­ ard Tucker. Trustee; Augusta Is­ abella Neave: Mrs. A. I. Neave, her husband fleorge Howard Neave; Augusta I. Neave. her husband, (leo. H. Neave; Moses K. Levy; Wm. Tra­ vers; and John Fontus: or other­ wise. In and to the lands h erelnsfter described situate, lyin g and be­ ing In the City of Hanford. County of Seminole, nnd State of Florida, more particularly described as fol- l»y Williams Establishing a record for the Summer time * * * • . • t . t _ , f t ,, *i* JL A FEW years apo if you had suggested the idea of trying to sell lota in *»* a subdivision in the summer months you would have been branded as an idiot. In those days the winter season was the time to sell property, *. * * $ - ^ „ ’ . . . * » # *1 1•\* for the summer months things were supposed to be quiet and slow in the real estate line. * •-r*vr•.vi ,* .• * •* * * ^ • • > .£ ']* - * * * l* y* f* ^ "1 , . “■ ■* r > CJT what a change, has come to ^ ^ •* * * • j. . • * • ' - *# w* * t .i* “ >* . ’ pass in the last year or two. Today finds Sanford property selling faster than it did during the winter months which have ju st passed. V * F * , •* • I* 4 Ih ili% • •• •«.£# * % * IfTEEN lots were sold in Oak Hill during the week which ended S atur­ A day. We consider this a compliment to Oak Hill. ND we doubt if there is any other development in Sanford making a better record than Oak Hill. When fifteen lots are sold in one week’s time, and all of them a t private sales, one is forced to recognize the merits of the property and the good judgm ent of those who buy it. * Ih * N July first the prices of all lots in Oak Hill will be increased one hundred dollars. Only a short time remains in which purchases a t the present low prices can be made. We suggest you act quickly if you wish to invest in this subdivision of great opportunity. N. H. GARNER Owner and Developer 110 PARK AVENUE �' *"***— >^tl» V»> 1*1 il'immZru•*; ^ l,<* • *w * *i . .n »■ l f . l *f*«/<-». «l I >»J .* Jot n to ri H t-.n jA m v ■ ..................... m 5, l ; « > |f-«T «tl <■legally fneistixe the state,, senators, und officials of the victory, which nothing member* of the F a tist party Sun- ............. « u n prevent. Meanwhile all must ldrtj"*h< * “ “ rncirt v*putie< were permitted to « ndCrstnnd thnt our chief cannot ! thcate participate >« the diioussion. The he touched without passing over light to vote was grunted only t o .t u r dead bodirs." provincial secretariat*, expression This evoked an outburst of cr.the will of the directorate* and | thuMasm for Mussolini, memberships. ___ . Of DeLand ) .Begin July 7 DELANO: June, B S J-Jhe fourThousands of Mcmhon; Flock 1 riS ,' 1,r' (jCorK° Hyman, I)r. ,1. irnth unnitnl session uf the*1 De- •1. Bullen, Dr. A. J. Holt. Dr. W. To Big AmpmtneatqrWhero jnd B aptist Assembly .wilb lie W S ' A 'X:.1- C. oCss'urm Ate Hvid: i*ariy . . . ..Ml.-,HU u n i t e , i»r. A . M. no m t*fe ***•«•*"«*»• v* 1 puf^aon ing. yarious Organizations j Is Praised By; Mussolini ’tirersity. beginning* Tuesday ev*l Bertnctt. Rey. D. F. Sebastian. Rev. • (• ?ev. P- A. Burnett, C’HIC^fjC, June 22.-*Con?otida- [‘ f t July ,THVt*iay |'Per Tunc 22.i-Fre*K' iror.( r- ». .1°^* .K,r,K and wife. Mr*; rtuiiift.* Jy lji'J u in >IhC! ,Pum tio n o f ‘saa’ i mining companies In tlu ir triunij Phant midnight session ■«u.' *Mr*' W"l<!° Willi*, Sc spy pff(tfwb»'oi*Uh* M is. N . T . B a r n e s . M r * . \ \ \ I. S a n - the Inte.xiif cif fcouomy’wa* ndyo- in the chnnviliarnt iwh'ich the Facift ented here Wednesday by Itobert deputies eatrned (Mussolini**' prats • fessiota' over rnolcfc ab Di'Lai K, Cassatt, Philadelphia banker. 3 V " ' >V' ,ve tn*n.TW ^hrolivif frnnt'evi aifiircsfing the Natifjnnl Coni As- ______ a r d '^ H V ’df FIj*ridn. JYe- 1D24 thd fcillmr soeiation convention. .' ~~~ ~ fraridhK'nW.ntitfc^oidg Torw»rdiolectml for 1925 . ' Advantage.of merger*, Mr. Cos, tntcrtatti thv> throng tfxpdfeted Xiett, president. sa lt held, a:*- "«■-uni,my in <>v, . *** 1 11 it • • / . . ' •• i*ue‘ Haptist Chi head and rolling expense; econoDr! I.fat'oln tlullry, president of nresident, R"v my in the nurchn.dr.R department, ttuon Univarsity^will deliver the Tforth Park Ba and correction of destructive cam rening Bible lecturus. . In addi- nmi>; registrar 1 petitivo condition* ns dfstlngoished *n t“ biro, there will be two of <\ m . Hrittain. . from comblnatioT'/' to control pricg state * Jendlng pulpit speaker 1 fant registrar » ■ « ifco will each day address gatherN’o hanker could do justice to •t p of ministers and laymen. Dr. the subject of extension of credit #sFyS['*S [Taude W. Duke, pastor of the ... I to coal companies, the banker said, first Baptist Church, Tampa, will ... j s"" 1without pointing nut ‘the question 1, pvt four addresses and Dr. J. I,, rnairnian. °f | n|,nr supply and it* compentuj, (thitc, pastor of tho F irst Baptist l 1 l^ ld r, I " t il a ll. ll'U ,i» a > t i l l ! <•<>*««_ Church of Miami, will also deliver |our addresses to the ministers, i Lading Christian workers who - * i _! .!* sift.A * 1 1., V 1 V cupicd u stvdominating Strong iL and cnriblgnmnds 4ur- expert* k f: recently 17 visit theas tountics thin summer, 1 Field worker*, have mapped out the it in ary and will notify rents at children of sgbol* age- when the health clinic will h ; able to ex­ amine their children. After tho children's physical defects havo fcccn diagnosed. they then will be of *t'ho^rd i t o r ' s ' ' r e ^ . V ^ ’and - H e a l t h W o r k e r s S h o w turned over to the hornaTromrimi*:*^ ity pnymetan for treatffljfil. 9 Jh» «*ciuiieii. i ne ***•*•• **• l i C T U i i P t n party’* pre* bureau will tksuc -------Tsrnorv Fprings—Jtitilding onitnuniquc* awarding thi« sea-1 HARP.ISnURt}, i’a., June 22.— wijU in this city. r. sions. lu«vdny evening the final The Fcnnsvlvamn s ta te , depart- sressing ------ ....................- ...J .xssion will be .tim ed to the pub- ........ u 1 F.irt Fieri — road l-e here and OklwH>bec under ™ve°nev rPya,‘ ifi f f lte d f o H ^ o m struct:,m. fhfy wUhta.*1 rnldSSt "!i"‘ W'l‘ ,k‘'iVCr 8 - t e S U j S ? & S s ? ‘t f * n s & . . .1 t ensor Earns Thanks hose VV Ii o Stutter LONDON, June 22.—Protest ix*in t tho ridicule of stammering a the stage was filed recently rith Sir Cieorge Crichton, comproller of the lord chamberlain** of­ fer, by J. Herbert Miull, head of n institute for defects in speech, ih» contours tliut there is much (humanity in jesting with this liability a* there would be in the ne of blindness, deafness or ollt7 physical ailment*. In hi* reply to Mr. Miall Sir Cwrge said th at, while questions d bad taste di> not properly rnnibtute a ground for censorship so try a* persQiml allusions are not ■plied, nevertheless the lord iimhcrlnin, .who ha* authority to an play* o r 'any part thereof, will llr the Miull protest into considration *0 a* to avoid, so far ns risible, causing pain and liumiliaIcn to those 'atflicted with defects kh a* stuttering. The rndio listener should hecqma acqucintei! with In* local stution* and enjoy them during the summer and bo satisfied with the long dis­ tance record* he has mail t will make in the winter. In nthe, word ■ he should get the best there i; in radio during all seasons, and above all, he should he reasonable. Teeth Are Affected By Various Vocations nF.RI.lN*. June 22.—In an article on the relation of various voca­ tions ami dental diseases, tho So­ cial , Democratic News Service pbint* out that bakers ami pastry cooks are the worst sufferers from had teeth, believed to result from the excess of sugar they censunt '. I.eatiu r w o r k e r H are inclined to de­ velop a brown discoloring of the teeth, while the molars of lead and silver workers have a tendency to turn lilue. Copper workers, unless they brush their teeth incessantly, soon find them turning green in color. When n man enn'i get 1 iaielf someone else con One thing about bathing suit you no longer have to take : iri at face value. Best Figure nOL'BI.V ( IIC SPORTS FROCK' “The levy of an income tux at proper rates, is a fair and econo­ mically sound means of raising the immense revenues required for op­ eration of the government,*’ says Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, "hut the tax must not be levied at rates so high as to hamper busi­ ness, slacken initiative, distort in­ vestment and encourage avoidance of the tax. Became it i* made in two (pirrci, with (lie effect of a 1.in-piece model, Ibis spoil dress in Ikiimrl is doubly chic. The blouse button* up the fr. nt willi Is.tic button», and the skirt fastens under a deep pint, I cgiiming where the blouse mil. A round col­ Wabasso.— Bridge to lie- built lar of s1If •material and color fill knitsilk tic are pert feature* of the de­ ncross Indian river in north end sign. Medium sire requires J ' J yards of St. Lucie county at cost of $75,000. S-i-iurii llnimel. llto largTot .section which Cornl Guides has offered at any l|p> most carefully plan nod section, with extensive trop 500-foot waterways, and other delightful features. It v suhtirhan city. More than 200 homes costing from $2*i or this section, and will he built in the next year. Listed About 20< IIonics Hanging From $2,000 to $15,000 Kvery one of the Riviera's institutiona features is a great enhancement factor. With their conslruction there will he great increases a values of plots. The early buyer — the man who invests now — has all the advantage of gettinp in at the lowest prices which will over prevail there. Those uid the profits taken here year after year in real estate — will grasp thi* w ho know Miami best advantage. A visit to Coral Gables is part of every complete Florida tour Call at our local office and let us tell you how you may see Cui to you. These can lie handled nt this time on very small payment down and easy torgm lu reliable parties. There will lie a great demand for homes this winter. In order to handle at present prices nml terms YOU MUST ACT tyUCK ’l« Katherfne Owens, New Orl*ni society girl, was chosen queen f New Orleans bathing beauties n » contest in which 500 girls parlc|Pated. The judges said she was !** "f the most perfectly furmed :ul* they had ever seen. bfi ^ tween the toss, netting, sore HCARBO**** cooled at onco by •i Lh*f5*h°ys *11 foot infections quickly, RESIDENTIA I A C ltR A U K B U SIN E SS TIMBER LAND CELERY' LAND .SUBDIVISION Executive Offices Adniiniiilration Bldg. Coral Gables, Miami, Fla. New York Office 110 West 12nd S t New York, N. Y; 4 0 ’M fte s;of |^ ter> F ro nl,4 G c o rx e sE fM e rri^ K Will get it; or It’s not Worth While KeUoublo? aaJ Pr°VeOU recurrenco MJCARBa mftlr— p . , fPa| liht walk, ■e ■nulUoa *«t»ring»such coo- C L ‘ad reBef. You'll never resret K EA L EST A TE JC -luf XHi.V INVESTMENTS S. W. B Pw X bm an, Milano T heatw �,-T'V• »»3 PAGE FOUR THE S ^ F O R D_ireRAL P , M0N0AY._ JW m a n J ,J 9 2 5 _ _ _ i= = The Sanford Herald r a k lt a fc ~ 4 l *T » rr Counting Mr. Ford's Money A HARDY PERENNIAL As Brisbane Sees It NEW * , , * r * #* m . Being quick at figures, and doting on the sound of mon­ Meager Attainment. BmmJmr ( I •*•*•**. Ff»rf*a A Good Young American. Enured »• Beeond C1*»* Matter. ey—regardless of how remote the jingle rings— take this She Saw a Hanging. October 17. 1»1». »t the Foetofflee nice, cool evening to figure up how much kale has been col­ Royalty Matter* Little. y• ty x.--«— S anford .. v |t,r|,ia under Act of c lected by Mr. Henry Ford in the fe.wTmef years since you By ARTHUR BRISBANE M erck 3, 1M7. (Copyright 1‘JZS) got your first view of an automobile. E d i t o r R*t.t.A>n i~ n s tJ i. n. iio w a n i) nv.iio The magazine of Wall Street, that same Wall Street SENATOR I.A FOLLETTF. is which is viewing with consternation the coming of Ford dead. III Meieoile A*e«»e /hwnel4lt When he knew th at life was as a competitor banker into its very midst—The Magazine k v a l i n i f t 'n o i n a t e * ending he said, “ I have earned a One Tear—17 no Six Month* 11.10 of Wall Street, we repeat, has undertaken to make an esti­ rest," turned his fnce toward the irellvered III City CarrUl. J W mate of the wealth belonging to the nlien spirit who dared wall and died. we«k. IS j. Weekly Edition 11.00 to pay big wages, dared to make small profits, sr.d yet pro j>«r year AN ULTRA-CAPITALISTIC duce a fortune that has reached a prodigious sum. . Ni'KtTAl. NOTirEi All obituary newspaper says: "Senator I-a Folnorlre*. rard* of lhanka. resolution* “ Last year,” the Magazine of Wall Street explnins, “the lette left behind him a meager reeend notice* ol entertainment* where charge* are Made w ill be churtced Ford Motor Company earned a trifle more than $100,000,- cord of attainm ent.” W hat is AT­ f*.- at regular advertlaln* ratea. 000 or more than $581 per share on the outstandnig stock. TAINMENT? If the same editor hnd been w rit­ Ford’s banner year was the twelve months ended February M E M IIK H T I I K A M O C IA T K I I I 'H K * * in g nineteen hundred years ago 8, 1928, when the company showed $691 per share on its The Amoclated Frees le exclu*‘about the death of Golgotha he Ively entitled •« tt>* u**. 1ot. ?•* probably would have said of the publication of all newa dispatch** stock. eredltra to It or not otherwlae cred ­ “One hundred million dollars," the magazine continues, grentest of all public servants. ited In thl* paper and al*o lha lo ­ cal new* published herein. All rt*ht* “is a 10 per cent annual return on n billion dollars and a 6 '“ He left behind him n meager recof repulillcailon of *p*rial <ll*patchper cent return on $1,600,000,000. We will leave it to the 'ord of attainm ent." ec herein are *l»o reaer^ed. rentier to decide whether he .would be willing to buy the Ford Iai Follettc died fighting, and MONDAY. JRNK 22, 192.*. company on a 6 per cent or a 10 per cent return basis. died poor. His children will get him little but his nnme. TIIK HKRAI.D’S PLATFORM “ In consideration Ford’s personal wealth outside of the from Mnny a man that has piled up 1._Weeper water route to Jackson­ Ford Motor Company," the. Wall Street publication concludes, millions, when his time comes to ville. _ _, . "we are entering into the realms of pure conjecture. What turn toward the wall, would gladly I. —Conatructlon of St. Johna-Inhe and the member* of his family own in the way of secur­ exchange those millions for nuen dian River canal. ities, real estate, investments, personal property, etc., no­ a name ns I .a Follettc leaves as J. —Extension of white way. his sole “attainm ent.” 4 .—Extension of local amusements. body knows. In the twenty-two years of its histoiy the —Spinning pool, tennla eourta, Ford Motor Company has paid out many millions in divi­ THREE TIMES Governor of dends. Ford’s former partners received n very large share Wisconsin, und ns good ns Gover­ etc. B,—Augmenting of building pro- of those dividends, hut Ford received a greater part. If nor ns nny state in this Union ever gram—huunes, hotels, apartm ent Henry’ Ford is not potentially twice a billionaire today, he had. four times elected by his state houses. to the United Stutes Senate, La will he in a very few years." Follette running for President, 6. —Extrusion cf street paving uro­ Accepting these figures as very likely close to the facts with no pnrty and no money behind gram. 7. — Construction of boulevard in the case, take your slate and pencil and write down the him, received the votes of more around Lake Monroe. amount of money, at that rate of increase, Mr. Ford will thnn four millions of Americans. And he ran at a time when the 8.—Completion of elt) beautifica­ have ten years hence. And then—. price of wheat was rapidly rising. tion program. But it's a big job, isn’t it? The Herald agrees that it Without that rising whent, his vote would be more profitable to make a study of the Ford way would probably have been doubled. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY of doing things. His "square deal" methods that have won Such is public appreciation. They ahull Wat their swords in­ to plowshares anil their spears in­ him so many enemies among Hig Business seem to he "good IT IS SUGGESTED by one fool­ to pruning books; nation shall not business" after all. ish representative of reaction that lift up sword ngninst nation, nei­ ther shall they leurn war nny more.—Isaiah 2:4. ---------0-------AMERICAN DEMOCRACY Aniericun Democracy, Round which our hearts entwine, Our heritage from Jefferson, Whoso principles divine; Hove shaped the Nation’s destiny, Shall steer our course aright, And lead 11s on, unerringly, Into sublimer light. -------------------- o------------------ Get Full Value For Your Money Prosperous communities are often the center of opera­ tions of worthless stock salesmen. People who have nothing are seldom bothered with visits front the smooth-tongued individual who is iu a position to "L et just a few persons in on the ground floor" in his scheme for getting rich quick. Florida js telling the world about the money being made here, about its wonderful prosperity, and its groat oppor­ tunities, and as a result of this advertising there are many thousands of homeseekers coming south. On the same train American Democracy, come also crooks and unscrupulous persons who believe that To which tho Nation now Look for the laurels of relief, in the prosperous sections they can more easily work their To ease her anxious brow; games of selling worthless securities. Should never more Is? handicapped Fake stock salesmen think they have in Florida a fer­ By inharmonious strife— For peace within the pnrty ranks, tile field for their operations. Means power to the life. There are some things it might be well to bear in mind should you he approached by men offering what appears to American Democracy— he stock in sound and valuable enterprises. In the first By greed and graft despised— Could settle nil the grievances, place good stock doesn’t as a rule go begging. EndorseThnl error has devised; ment of the local hanks and the chamber of commerce can i f tho -high uu oasily he secured for legitimate and worth while securities, Would lx* us true at, and the proposition“hPTnortt’ROldonTT^tiiilrejrthtrlmwkliig As Washington and Jefferson, of stock for the purpose of securing capital. Were to their every trust. It is always a wise investor who consults his hanker be­ 'American Democracy— fore buying stock in enterprises concerning which he knows To her hope lifts its hat— Muv no man who presumes to call nothing. Here in Sanford the hankers can furnish reliable information and they are glad to do so. Play safe when in­ Himself a Democrat; E’er put his personul desires— vesting and get full value for your money. r No mutter what befall— Above Democracy’s demands— Above his Party's call. —Ity Horace C. Carlisle. -------- 0-------tinnford baseball team hux a sys­ tem uM its own. You never henr of great men going around admitting their greatness. .... ■ o ----There's u limit to all things. Even some poker games have tlv. sky as their limit. The Tnmpu Tribune says a littli woman is a dangerous thing. Well,] a (urge one isn't so harmless. Did you know that yesterday was the longest day in the ycur and th a t w inter is on its way again? -------- o — • Driving out in the country with­ out worrying about speed cops is what we call that grand and glori­ ous feeling. $ Love nt first sight is alright but sometimes you find out luter that your vision was slightly im­ paired nt the time. -------- o-------Real estate men report even greuter activity in Sanford prop­ erty now thnn was experienced during the busy winter months. A good indication of wliut the future holds. ----------------- o------------------ L uA mr nbmen Ur. y•* a r d A complete line of Cypress and Pine Frnm’ng Sheathing Siding Flooring Celling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime -^ 2 ? I _ _ Ksgrf?! Plaster t\owe of Ike (3ACDESEC’S JgjJf ,,IK'k Hoard Screen Wire Bunders Hardware Do t s Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order We will build your hoax? Complete—or Furnish mu* rial Only The Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CD w. S. PRICK, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 172-1 with Ln Follette dead, Wisconsin will return to old-fashioned con­ servatism. The author ‘of that opinion doesn’t know Wisconsin. A more probable suggestion is th at Wisconsin will send La F o l-' ST. PETERSBURG TIMES lettu's widow to take Ids place in the Senate. The state that he honored in his life will lie plod of For nearly three-score years a diiln’t have the punch to make it any opportunity to honor La Fol­ remark pertaining to lite character fumous and thought he could 1m -. lette in his dentil. of war crodit ti» Gun* Sherman has prove it to the benefit of Gen. i been repeated until it is insepnrn- Sherman's reputation in nrt of ex­ JNDSEN IS back from ‘‘nD ibly linked with that famous wur- pression. We now know that the AMUNDSE most tou the pole," ami if hi lives !rior * nam*‘- Now n t,ivl1 war v,l t - sentiment is an under-estimate of and can raise the mim:iey he will «ran who was dispatch bearer for the fact as applied to war in this aition Is is to be and who claims to day, though it comes about as near s ta rt again. His ambition but!Gon. Sherman , , , the only man that ever stood "o n !havc been presented a t the time to expressing the idea us the r e - . both tops of the earth." . *•»«■’ sententious truth wan alleged to strictions of our language, inade - 1 He discovered the South P o ! e .havo, b eenuttered, give a different quote when discussing the subject Peary got to the North Pole ahead version which robs the rem ark of of war, will permit. At the same of him. Hut Amunchson mcaun to mur** R* force* and the general time this man who undertakes to combat the authority of so uni­ go there anyhow, that they may an utterance that is no less true, versally accepted a rem ark may write on his tomb the two dates t say it. upon which lie stood at the North rhi* inconeoclast says that Gen. have allowed the lapse of time to Sherman, when he nut the mayor cloud his memory. Ills recollec­ and South poles of this earth. and officials of Fayetteville, N. (’., tion may lie less accurate than he i iv e o i v , *i , c w a d k i i .1 and wax asked not to e n te r the thinks. Perhaps (Sen. Sherman LINCOLN h l.I .S W tJ K I II, the city nm ong o th e r things rem ark- did say it. young A m erican on the Amundson « W u r is cru e l." A correspondHow often are our beliefs bumptrip , represented his c ountry weli.^,.nt ayah* wns present strengthened oil by the idolshattering crew! it H rst he financed the expedition, the general’s expression in trans­ is overred that Gen. Pershing did i t the role of n benevolent money- miUlll„ it. Tht. ,altl.r version has i not say nt the tomb of the great lui" ilnl not satisfy his ambition. become an npothogni and is ulwnys Frenchman: “ Lafuyette, we are j He flew with Amendsen ns an ob- associated with Gen. Sherman. here." How many other utterances ; servei. The record of the trip Why this veteran delayed his that have passed into history are ( tells how he saved from drowning correction so long is not explained, without foundation in fact Yet, i in the Arctic waters, Dietrichsen, lie must have known bow general there is this: They might have pilot, and Omdnhl, mechanician of was the misstatement of the re- been said with truth and upproprinthe plane in which he rode. Had ......... -..... . % »»«*v what •>i***v m: h ii .yc rsome of the setting is fiction. mark. Granting that he ohjo says vcause Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware Phone 8 TRUE, NEVERTHELESS Gala Day at New Smyrna Beacli cordial invitation is extended to all—loan old-fashion basket picnic and dance at New Smyrna Bunch 2 THURSDAY, JUNK r> Bring your bathing suit and enjoy surf bathing in the ocean. Dancing afternoon and evening at the (’asinn. Music by Orchestra. Hot Coffee and Cold Lemonade Free to All Bring your baskets and enjoy a day’s outing at this wonderful bench. The Casino is at your disposal all day and evening. USE NEW BRIDGE FREE FREE H. 11. SCHULTE CO., Inc. FRIENDSHIP IS LIKE rivers, and the strand of seas, be not s iveil those men th e e n tire 11„ ( m e , perhaps the correspondent tenesa. The lesson is not lost bcwould now be inside Dm 1 a p p reciated th a t "w a r is c ru e l" cause some of the se ttin g is fiction. and the air, common to all the world: but tyrants, and evil ex,.edition Arctic circle and probably dead. customs, wars, ami want of love, have made them proper EVERYTHING IS LOVELY IN CHICAGO, at dawn yester­ ami peculiar.—Taylor. day, they hanged Willie Sam. a MACON TKLKGItAI’ll who killed a policeman. A TALENT IS THAT WHICH is in a man’s powers, genuine negro young girl from a theatre chorus, Judge T. Illnke Kennedy’s decis-j considered n financier and a l.usiis that in whose power a man is.—Lowell. dressed as a bay, was there. The ion in the Sinclair Oil Lease sprays ness man, was in reality doing the ----------------- o-----------------sheriff saw that she was a gill, a tta r of roses over what has been government a favor by taking the (501), FROM A BEAUTIFUL necessity, is Love.—'Tuppor. hut allowed her to stay ami see. an ill-smelling proposition for* lease. lie hadn’t the heart, presumably, more than n year. Judge Kennedy ----------------- o-----------------The comforting thing about it is to deprive her of a little innocent not only sprayed perfumes over that another judge, presiding in the THE LOVE OE MONEY is the root of all evil.—Timothy. pleasure. the persons of Mr. Fall and Mr. case of Doheny, ordered him to sur­ ----------------- „-----------------This is the first time any wo­ Sinclair, lint he went out of the render the contract fur the Califor­ SUBDUES THE RACE of poison, and the plague—Arm­ man lias witnessed ail official way to pin a boutonniere on the nia Naval Reserve, the twin broth­ hanging iu Chicago. lapels of Mr. Denby, t he Secretary er of Teapot Dome, for cancella­ strong. la Chicago's stock yurds, they of the Navy Mr. Roosevelt, the as­ tion because the contracts were a r­ forbid women visitors to entef the sistant, Rear Admiral Robinson rived at by fraud. The California department where sheep ami lambs und all the others connected with judge held that the President had have their throats cut. “The sight the entire mess. exceeded his power when he tran s­ By IRVIN S. COBB is too pitiful," they sny. lie suid that the fact that Fall ferred the supervision of the Re­ Which would you consider the hud received money from a Cuna- serves from the Navy to the De­ A youth from the ungodly low- similar inquisition. e o u t?" asked i n,,m* pitiful sight, u lumb having dian compuny that Sinclair hail or- partm ent of the Interior and that “ How did you make lumls moved into a Scotch village, I its throat cut, or a negro being 1gnnized, did not prove anything; the Secretary of the Navy had not his friend. lie felt it would give him a social 8aid that Falls bank accounts, attended diligently to the business “ Lad," he replied “vo'll never ^vhokeil to dentil? ’ > -------in the face of admissions from of the people. distinction if l\p joined the kirk get through." MAFALDA, DAUGHTER of poheny and Sinclair that they Imd The issue goes before the Su­ So after rather sketchy prepara­ “ Why n o t? ’’ the Italian King, is reported on- lent him money, did not prove any- preme Court of the United States. tion he ofTercil himself to the min­ “ Well, for instance, if he asks ister for examination us n pre­ ye how many commandments there gaged to I’rince Philip of Hesse, thing. Ho said in other words. We hope Mr. Fall doesn’t come out A Pupal dispensation will proha- thut Mr. Fall was patriotic ami of the mess with a Distinguished liminary to taking his first com­ are, what will ye say?" lily he necessary. The German that Mr. Sim lair, whom we had Service medal. munion with the flock. “ Why, I’ll say ten, of course." Prince is a Protestant. As he emerged in a downcast “Ten” he exclaimed. "Try him Twelve years ugo such an anstate t*min the dominie's study, the with ten, will ye? Why 1 tried nounccmunt would have seemed •> young man was hailed by an ac­ hint with a hundred and still lie highly important, strengthening .j. quaintance just coming up for a wasn't satisfied.” tho alliance between the Italian King and his “ All Highest Royal and imperial Majesty the Kaiser." MY FAVORITE STORIES Direct B enefit From System When you put system into qavint?, you soon *^1 gin to Ret direct benefit—and step by st* p you climb higher (o financial success. Open an ac count with tin today. Cent Interest Paid on Savings Account* ' J j R m i n o l c ( l[ o u n ltj] j) a n k S a n fo r d tFla. STRENGTH-SERVICE - PROGRESS Where Corned Beef Leads In Popularity TIMES-UNION. Is New York returning to the along the Great White Way, csHeadline in the Sanford Herald simple life, eating sparingly and hccinlly those celebrations th at be­ says “The Comma, a Trouble Mak­ of plain food, retiring early, and gun when most people were ulxiut er". It is in one of the Star's lino­ all that? The question is ucca.i- ready to arise from their repose of the fight, that brought rest and types, in which is seems devilbent ioned by reading in the news dis­ refreshment, the latter not of the on fulling on the wrong side of the patches that by recent vote, and sort uvuiluhle for those who now ■puceband.—Ocala Star. liy a plurality of l.lfrj, corned beef appear to be turning from lob­ sters, as loud, to corned beef and - Today'* in-st laugh: However, it and cuhbugc is elected ns the most cabbage. may be that the iloudini prize for popular dish served in Guthant re Not only are New Yorkers tu rn ­ the beet piece of magic this yeur will go to the lady who makes taurants. While that is cheering ing to the plain and ordinary chicken salad without putting any I ,u’w9 l'* ” u* ' “ 'dmge growers of corned beef and cabbage, but, if chicken in it.—Johnny Spencer in | Florida und other states, it may the wicked Republican advisory , , . , , committee of New York is to be jtfacon Telegraph. be more indicative of the growing bolieved^New Yorkers actually are inclination, on the part of New imbibing skimmed milk, it being Jf Sanford’s business section is Yorkers, those native to the city i alleged after due investigation to grow some one will have to con­ ax well as *hu considerably larger | that the pure milk that the farm ers struct some more store buildings. number whose real homes are in ; send to the city is robbed of its No better opportunity for making nearby Hoboken or Jersey City, or natural richness, the cream ex­ big earnings on business invest­ even Nutlcy—may be indicative of tracted and the residue sold as ments can lx* found und some far­ tliu growing inclination to live the “ full" milk. In this latter in­ sighted persons will reup great simple life, more generally, iu that stance the New York people, no profits by providing suitable store city of gastronomic temptations. far us mude known, have not voted building* in the downtown section Only within the reoent past in favor of skimmed milk for bev­ of the city. some of New York's most famous erage purposes, ax they have for lobster palates have closed their j coined beef. But taking tliu two John L. McWhorter is editor of doors, have been padlocked, In fact, together und us indicated above, The Key West Morning Cull, u lue to failure to heed the udmoni- New York may | be returning .............to . the newspaper which has recently been tions of one named Volstead, and simple life, after many year* destarted in the Island City. The the statutes made and provided, | voted to high living und nil that new addition to Florida’s Journal­ in accordance with what he thinks i goes with it. if ihD conjecture II IRIIl, IIUW9/UM IKIIl UIIll istic field is a bright, newsy^ I to ts* Ilight and |IIU|A| pi ope r III in lilt* the su fc -|is continued, what rejoicing there logjuted FretT ^H v guarding of frnil humanity ugguiuat i will be bv tlio«> who for years carrying an Associated t»d win*. The Herald ext^6 ® .ulihi- seductive bevernges, that, from [ and centuries have labored, it* *eayrreetinva to Mr. McWhorter in T»;.*j tin? time R P whereof W M Mthe H Imemory of I sou und out (lp. new undertaking and ongralulatex ’mann runne th not to the contrury, i lift of humanity, l.ikewii e, th e re attrac- • liav.0 accompanied Epicurean feasts 1will be rejoicing by th e ca bba ge Kcjr West upon liavir tie r, weU,,Uluq*:*«|,Payer, pyWUh , pc yHR..*‘’f * ,k ‘lK vi‘l ,tuI be. . vOjUsL'WH jq*}l Hie manufacturer* of img;h?y assistance lo celebrations ciVai-t sepuruters. * * ad in its midst. i I1UT IN the war that ItalianGerman alliance was burned up with other scraps of paper. “All Highest'' is living quietly iu Hol­ land, hoping many things that won’t happen. One of his generals, old enough to he his father, is President of the German Republic. Mussolini is the rcul boss of Italy. It m atters little now whom royal , princes and princesses marry. |X Wur, as Napoleon proved, tends t in our ugc, to make royalty ridic­ i * ulous. * t Contemporary Comments Mental anguish is just the price men pay for indecision.— Balti­ more Evening Sun. Of all glad words that signs can say, the gladdest a re these: "Burk All Day."—Flint Journal. That part of the exercise which seems to have a strong appeal for the golf player is tho motor rid«to the links.—Detroit News. A noted divine say* Christianity no longer appeal* to the people. 8 tUI. it might if somebody would w jiWarH H.—BlrtdtfiifMHf NeVa.’ .. . i We Have T hree Bargains O n ) Sanford Avenue Sticks alone, will not make n fire—you must also have a match. Circulation helps to make a newspaper. But mere numbers taken by themselves alone cannot he the sole gunge and measure of a newspaper’s ability to pro­ duce ADVERTISING RESULTS and more than the mere fact that China has more peo­ ple iu it thnn any other Country, makes Chinn tho best country to live in. For host results in Classified Advertising call ld8 and give your ad over telephone, or n salesman will call. The blank cartridge pistol will soon l>e doing its hlunkuty-hlank work.—H arrisburg Telegraph. About the worst wreck by nn auto is when a limousine runs against a flivver account.—Green­ ville I’cidmunt. There is no Substitute io r Results * < i i a s a a R 8 i B a i i s i D i a s i i i i a s a s a i i s i i i x a i i | l l l l l , l '> Herald Want Ads Are Result Ads 101 ft. Corner Lot at $110.00 per front fool. 60 ft. at $126.00 per front foot 11-1 ft. at $180 per front fool. Britt-Chitlemlen Realty Company, 2102 First St. Heal tors. San ford i***1*' A N A D V E R T IS E M E N T IS T H E S IL E N T S A L E M A N tO K C O M M IT ^ ’ ADVERTISERS GET RESULTS TllUOlTH -- » .T U G U E K A U » ,C u L U iU N ii. ■ �tmtiratmim Tournament Draws Number Americans Office 148 fELEPHONE their assembly Krouml*, they call­ ed it Blue Mont. The railroad station was called Terrell. There was already one station on the rail­ road called Blue Mont and Terrell could not In* chanced to that name. Later the name Ridgecrest was agreed upon. The grounds He along the crest of tnn Blue Ridgo where Buncombe and McDowell counties join. The grounds are nlmost en­ tirely in Buitconiber county and •f»rt today z t phtyitig the quutwitnin a stone’s throw of the Swati- ifyinjr rounds of the British open nanoa tunnel, 1,800 feet long. championship. Competing for the trophy will lie 200 of the best players of the royal and ancient game. On the eve of the championship play, two Americans, dim Barnes and MacDonnld Smith, lead all the rest ns favorites to win the Brit­ ish title which thrice since the World was has lieen captured by players from the United States. The book makers, who already have begun to ply their trade, are quoting Smith at 5 to 1 against and Barnes 8 to 1. Four of the Americans, Barnes, Rougles Grant, Joe Kirkwood, am! John Bredemus, will play their first qualifying round today over the old course at Troon. The oth• r two Americans, Smith and A. S. Bourne, will play over the now courses. TELEPHONE Social Given Miscellaneous Shower On Sntiminxr Calendar Saturday afternoon Miss Ruth Hand and Miss Katherine Wilson delight fu lly entertained at the home of Miss Hand on Park Ave­ nue with a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Carolyn Spencer a bride-elect of next week. The rooms were beautifully dec­ orated with an abundance of shasta daisies and fern. The many lovely and useful gifts were pre­ sented in a delightful manner, n large basket was fashioned into a very reul but mammoth daisy and the gifts were placed in the cen­ ter. Miss Spencer was lovely in a roral canton crepe fashioned with bands of cream lace. With this she wore a large picture hat trim ­ med with flowers in contrasting colors. A contest of writing recipes was held and Mrs. Stella I*. Arrington won the prize of a stained glass flower bowl. Miss Lilly Ruth Spencer sang several delightful Tuesday Epworth League miscellaneous loser in honor of Miss Carolyn p*ncer. bride-elect of June 30, at * home of MH*s' Selma Thornley, i*>0 Park Avenue at 8 p. in. jhe Christian Church will hold fhurch rally at the Woman’s lub at 3 o’clock nnd at 8 o’clock. Thursday Mrs. John Leonardy will enter!in the U. S. W. V. Auxiliary id comrades of the camp with a Mch Party a t Daytona Beach. A jccial meeting will be called for i* afternoon by the president, the Truth Seekers Class will ive their social meeting at Silver ike in the nfterhoon. Husbands rt invited and guests are request1 to bring plate, spoon and glass. The Royal Neighbors will meet . the Hall over the Basket a t yO o’clock. All members are reucjtfd to be present. Personals Paul Lake, William Lake and I, J. Hardy spent the week-end : Tampa. LocomotiveEngineers’ Brotherhood Holds An Impressive Ceremony Morton Nesmith and Claude Sisunk spent the week-end at Dayna Bench. The memorial service of the I!, of L. E. and G. I. A. which was held Sunday afternoon at the Wo­ mans (Tub proved a most impres­ sive service which was attended by a largu number of members and friends. Mhe club auditorium was beau­ tifully decorated for the occasion with many garlands of fern. The four high stations were marked with tali wicker baskets of shnsta daisies and the president’s station was marked with a beautiful floral piece made of pink roses and glad­ ioli in the shape of the “Eastern St nr." Much credit is due the chief, J. (’. Aycock and his able committee, J. M. Wallace and Alfred I.ilja for the beautiful service. Also the impressive floor service under th • direction of Mrs. Alfred Liljn and her able committee. The minis­ ters' addresses were very much en­ joyed. Mis* Gussie Frank spent Mon­ ty in lie Land where she is to be morec o f a party. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Blount, of .rt Meade, spent Sunday with r. and Mrs. It. M. Mason. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. I \ Goddard, of 'Island, were the guests of Mr. tJ Mrs. Alfred I.ilja Sunday, ntpuling the memorial service of ■it. of L. E. Five Thousand Visitors Are Expected To Visit Southern Baptist Assembly Grounds ASHEVILLE, N. C„ June 20.— Five thousand visitors are expected at Ridgecrest, the Southern Bap­ tist Assembly Grounds, 18 miles east of Asheville, on the Blue Ridge Divide, during the season of sum­ mer conferences, June 18 to Sep­ tember 1. A program of extensions and im­ provements involving an expendi­ ture of $3O0,ui)O w h s authorized recdptly by the Southern Baptist Convention. This program will be carried over a period of two years. Mhen the assembly opens this year, however many improvements will be already made. Pritchell Hall, the hotel, has been enlarged by 20 rooms and now has 73 guest­ rooms. Under the direction of E. L. Draper, landscape architect, the grounds have been beautiful throughout. New roads have been built. Shrubbery has been set out and a new concrete swimming pool has been built in the rear of the hotel. Bath houses have been erect­ ed and a baseball diamond laid out. T hreC tennis courts have also been constructed mid a children’s play­ ground with complete equipment is now being completed. The assembly is tinder the educa­ tional hoard of the Southern Bap­ tist Convention, which serves a total membership 3,750,000 in 18 states. Improvements that have been nuthoriz-d for Ridgecrest include a new hotel In cost $150,000 and numenus other additions over the OH) acres of the assembly grounds. The first assembly is that of the Young Women's Auxiliary of the South, under the direction of the Woman’s Missionary Union. This will last for ten days, commencing on June HI. It will be directed by Miss Kathleen Mallory, of Birm­ ingham, Alabama, secretary of the Women a Missionary Union; Miss Juliette Mather, also of Birming­ ham, ymmg people's correspondent of the Women's Missionary Union; and Mrs. W. J. Cox, of Memphis, Tcnn., recently elected president of the Union. An attendance of 250 is expected at this conference. More than 50 aide church lend­ ers will be present, Including men and women from all sections of the United States courses in Sunday School work and training will be offered as well us in Missions, Bap­ tist Young I’oopie's Manual, Voca­ tion aiml Bible. The program of activities in­ cludes: June 10-25: Young Women’s camp. Juno 2S (a July 5; College Work. July 1-11: Work for Junior lead­ ers. July 0-17: Baptist history. July 13-17: Church pageantry, July HI-August 28: Training school for Christian workers. July ID-21: Denominational Mis­ sionaries. July 27-28: Within Our Borders. August 3-D: Foreign Missionaries August 10-17: Evangelism, August 18-23: The Baptist op- Miss Selma Thornley has re­ nt'd her work with the Brittlittenden Realty Company after iniiing a very pleasant week in iimi attending the Methodist •jue Conference. * ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Earle T. Field anMnco the birth of a son, June t The little fellow will he callI Earle T. Field, Jr. J u n io r band Wo nre permanently located in Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. ymi have Property you want sold—Lif\t it t>vith nnd kiss it gootl*bye. ALLEN AND BRENT 110 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla, F o u r S t e a m e r s a W e e k F ro m J a c k s o n v ille VACATION SUGGESTIONS Why not see new places, ami meet new ^ people, this summer? Why not an ocean trip on one of our la rye, comfortable steamers? Fares are low, service and meals the liesl— and the invigorating air of the sea will do you a world of good. ^ All—the—way—by—»<*•» from lacknonville to Baltimore 130.06. round Iriu $ T )jt; Philadelphia $ U..W, round trip $35.00; Boston 1 12-52. unit'd *f*1* *72.18. Fates include imuD and U illi, with 'light extra chaise lor mil-i.le riHimtt ALL EXPENSE TOURS Special All-Expense tours, also personally conducted tours, at moderate cost. Semi for folder, and you will find a variety of tours of eleven days nnd longer, SB0.75 ami tip; and with New Yotk and Atlantic Lily among the places visited, l ares for All-r.xpcu-e Tours include hotels, sightseeing, etc. ^ Lor the past season we have been working toward a more elaborate and sophisticated type of evening frock, such ns this one. It is of white satin embroidered with pearls nnd gold beds. A shoulder bow of (satin is caught in the center with a white runic!in and the long cuds give the appearance of a sleeve " ^ ■ • I " U l| t h e COMFORT ROUTE! Many travellers to Northern and interior 1 paints travel hv -ca to Baltimore or Philadelphia, \ an,| thence 1«> rail. Through fares lo varl ions points quoted oil application. I r Direct K tiln Miami !• PhlbiUtphl*. Tl J. ■ II a w 1 * -’ 1 I I ) hR A T I ■ I \ tla S. S. Ili i V»hhr. f»»t» l» <!•?•• 4 m e r c h a n t s a n d m in e r s TRANSPORTATION CO. R0° K- n.\Y STREET, JACKSONVILLE Full tle>rripti\e anil illustraltJ haaklrt writ on tfi/ufl. JB H f y 'T 'J - HrtjWf:....................... It was learned today that J. TV Mitchell, father of Dr. ('. M. Mitchell of this city, whoje wife died Inst Tuesday morning after an illness of several weeks, died at his home in Dalton, Ga., Inst Thursday afternoon. Dr. Mitchell, it was said, just before leaving here with the body of his wife for Dalton Wednesday afternoon received a message s ta t­ ing his father was in a serious con­ dition. Tlu- bodies of both the father nnd wife of Dr. Mitchell were buried at Dalton, the former home of Dr. nnd Mrs. Mitchell, and the home of Mr. Mitchell. •i ■;<**•«.+ -t-*>■*< •:> ■> yv v -t- ++♦♦♦♦♦ 8- •>•:* 8- -l ■;* ■>-l <•• > ♦ 8 - •:*-k - Step-in and Bloomers Kayser and Mohawk make. All pun Silk Jersey. Tokyo Is Planning To league Giving Shower Start Subway Work ’or Carolyn Spencer TOKYO, June 22.—The cost of Tln> Sanford Epworth League ill entertain with n miscellaneous Lwor Tuesday night a t 8 o'clock Ithe home of Miss Selma Thorn. 1820 Bark Avenue, in honor of It’s Carolyn Spencer, bride-elect I June ;:o. All leaguers in this b are invited. [This is one of the many prebtial courtesies being extended k-.t Spencer prior to her marriage ) Rev. Paul L. Kedfern, of Elfers. Let us fell your property AT AUCTION Elaborate and Festive Father Sanford Man Dies At Georgia Home Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Scoggan ro­ ped Saturday from Tampa here Mrs. Scoggan went for ptment. Mr. Seoggnn nnd hrner Scoggan left Sunday for kit Valley, Ga. Real Estate Auction Sales. Got any lough steaks? Send ’em lo the U. S. bureau of standard Washington, and Haul 11. Nickel will find out just how tough they This machine twist I the steak and a dial registers the resistance, constructing Tokyo’s new subway the machine hasn’t been broken yet. system will be somewhere iu the neighborhood of 181,1)00,001) yen, according to the plans drawn up by the municipal authorities. There will lie about -10 miles of the sub­ way. it is expected that the su r­ veying of routes will be started shortly and actual construction work commenced toward the end of the year or early next spring. $2.50 to $4.50 Silk Gowns and Teds Made of heavy Crepe do Chine and Flat Crepe. Beautiful lace trimmed. White, laven­ der and pink. Ten Thousand Acres $:i.50 to $11.00 m e k t in c The Junior Band of Sanford will for rehearsal at the Armory [ On account of moving to New 17 o’clock Wednesday night, ae- City Hull., the office of the Jeiirig tn j| notice received by The City Manager, City Clerk anil foald thin morning. Dove Brand City Tax Collector will he closed sill day Wednesday, June 2-llh. Will l)e opened for business Thursday morning at New City Hall. f«rt .Myers—Thirty trains, 1,882 ^){ht cars of’ citrus fruit ship^ from here> October first to *1 sixteenth. \V. 11. W ILLIAM S, City Manager. Rooms .’501-502. Phone 95 First National Hnnk Building. Sales Force: Miss Helen Iloage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. ■ ■i i i i m u i i i u i i i i m i i i i t u x i i B U i i m i i i i i i i i v i a Cotton Underwear, f nainsook gowns, Ted trimmed. JJ “ J * ■ “Dove Brand” Teds Teds and Step-in. Trimmed with fine round thread lace. Made of fine, soft, nainsook. SA V E om f TH R IV E Are Now Receiving Application lo r Character and Strength The greatest element of strength in an individual nr in an institution is Character. on im proved Ilu sin ess an d R esidential Property in S an fo rd Funds immediately available subject to title examination. A P P L IC A T IO N S FO R A P PR A ISA L S The steady growth of the First National Rank in its more than 2d years of service and its firm hold today upon public confidence, have been due in a very large measure to the honesty nnd integ­ rity of the men behind this bank. FIRST N ATIO N AL SEE ' DuBOSE AND HOLLER 112 Park Avenue Odd lots. To close out at Gowns and teds trimmed with fine handmade lace. V> Price $3.50 to $ 1.50 BANK u u u -> “Royal Society” Fine “Hand Embroidered Gown and Teds Scarfs, runners, buffets and centers. The Yo well C ompany �THE SANFORPHERAtnVMONDAY,'JtTNE 22na; 1025 Two-Winged Tornado Again Sweeps Over National And American League C ircu its Single, Steal and an Put Over'Winning il I New Yorjt)Team; I D o w o .N L } Gather N ew ' Force, Striking Jlasehall Peaks and Tossing Lofty Tenants of The Vari­ ous Circuits Helter-Skelter Lou id Ca j*® r — 4k CINCINNATI, JUne 22. . New York made it three out of fivi■o in the series by nosing out Cincinnati I Hoth Leagues Feel A to .1 here Sunday, ‘ A belated Results of Blows eighth inning rally Which nutted | two runs brought the Reds within grasping distance of the game, hut PiUs'iurgh In Nntionnl And n single, a steal and an error had Scnalors in American I)o brought in the winning run in the M aju rity Of The Winning Giants’ half. Scott held the locals 1o one run during the first seven NEW YORK. Juno 22.—Gather­ Innings while hia team mates bunched hits nfT Luke for two ing new fort-i the two-winged torruns in the second inning and one nudo wbicb swept through both major leagues two weeks ago in the third. struck the baseball peaks again Score by innings: N . Y....................001 000 010-4-7-1 lost week and tossed lofty tenunts Cincin.................. 001 1)00 020-3-6-1 of the circuits helter-skelter. Rising out of Pittsburg and Scott and Snyder; Lukle nml hurling forward the aggressive Pi­ Krueger. rate crew, one wing of the base hit storm caught tin1 lending Gi­ Braves Down Cards ants and the once running-up KT. LOUIS, June 22.—The Bosclub with such force that fon Braves defeated the St. Louis Brooklyn whut looked like a National Cnnltnnls Sunday, 7 to 2, in the League parade before the western fourth and final game of the se­ ries, the two clubs thus getting invasion tonight had developed in­ to a four-cornered fight for the an even break. W alter Mails, who championship. hns been handicapped this year by Shifting its course in the Amer­ it PUIC (Hill. 11* l| well wen until urmi the hip a sore arm. JJl!(. pitched ican, the other wing of the hurri­ fifth when he was halted from the which had almost torn the box and the visitors scored five cane, Athletics out of first place the runs. week before turned from QuakerScore by innings. B o sto n ...............100 050 010-7-12-1 town and directed its destructive St. Louis ........ 000 000 012-3-12-0 path toward the west. From a Benton and Gibson; Mails, S tu­ desperate position which had left art, Dickcrnian, Dyer and O’Fur- them only a half game margin over the Senators, the Mackiaa rell. machine was hurled forward, with the tenacious Harris team d in g ­ Cubs Whip Phillies ing to their flying coat tails. As CHICAGO, June 22.—“Mandy" a rsult, the AthclcHcs were once Brooks’ home run Bmnsh in the more breathing freely with an ad­ ninth inning with a man on base vantage of two full games nt the Sunday, gave Chicago a 3 to 2 close of the wek. victory over Philadelphia in the The American League disturb­ final game of the series. The game was a pitching duel hetwen Jones ance was a hitting hurricane, for and Decatur, the former perm it­ the Athletics continued through­ ting only three hits to his rival's out the week to get unsatisfactory five. Two passes at the s ta rt and pitching, despite the return to the Terrific an attem pt to puss Ilcnlinn gave line-up of Sum Gray. slugging put Muck's team tempo­ Philadelphia their runs ns Henline reached out for a wild pitch and rarily out of danger with six straight victories following an in­ tripled to center. itial defeat at the hands of Cleve­ Score by innings: | J’hilu.................... 200 000 000-2-3-0 land as the week opened. In ev­ Chicago .. .. ___ 000 010 002-3-6-1 ery game the junior league pace­ Decntur and Henline; Jones and makers loaded the box score with 10 or more hits, and twice they H artnett, Gonzales. gathered in nineteen safeties. The Senators, hanging on the fringe of the' tornado, were carried along to five victories on superb pitching from Johnson, Zachary, and Coveleskie. Their hitting was the lightest of the week in the Floridn State League No Sunday games. , * three homers in one day against National League Cleveland, tying the modern major Philadelphia 2, Chicago 3. lengue record. New York 4, Cincinnati 3. Moving along at the expense of Boston 7, ML Louis 3. the Yankees and Red Sox* the Ti­ Only three Scheduled. ger slipped back into sixth place, while Cleveland, jolted hard at American League Washington, resigned fourth place Chicago !>, New York 2. to the St. Louis Browns. Cleveland 7, Washington 5 Boston and Chicago retained Only two scheduled. eighth and third places respective­ ly although the latter team gave Southern Association no sign of producing sufficient Nashville 0, Atlanta H. strength to make the American Mobile 2, New Orleans H. taco more than a two-team utfair. Memphis 0, Little Rock 9. At the close of the week, second Chattanooga 3, Birmingham 12. place Washington was rto less than nine full games behind the White Silence is noisily mistaken for Sox. A lend ot four ami one-half Sense, Yesterday’s Results opened n Cincinnati scries toward th® close of the week. With five victories in six starts to their credit, the Pirates were forced to share honors for the week with the St. Louis Cardinals, w h o duplicated the result of conUntied good Pitching and timely hitting. Cincinnati likewise maintained its winning gait, displacing th e fading Brooklyn team at third place. St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston, were content to bring up the rear, occupying the same second division berths they held the week before. . . m l . TALLAHASSEE, Fla June 22. Men prominent in political ami Indians Get to Three W ash­ business life will be the principal a t the annual convention ington Pitchers for Totll of speakers of the Southern Fisheries Asso­ Twelve H its; Chicago White ciation here during Tuesday and Sox Trounce Yankees !) to 2 Wednesday, June 23 and 24, says an announcement issued by Frank D, Fant, chairman of the executive committee. The Southern Fisheries Asso­ the series from Washington Sunis a chapter of the United day 7 to 5, the Indians knocking ciation States Fisheries Association and W alter Johnson out of the box in hns members in stntes front Flor­ ,i.„ . r. . • . |'>e seventh inni t. A fter driving ida and Alabama to New Jersey, i in runs with n double in that IKinois and Iowa. (inventor John W. Marlin v. ill I inning to put his team in the lead Ite the speaker of the evening at Manager Speaker saved the game tbo annual banquet on Tuesday f_ . . . . , . . , “ slH, tacular catch night. Others who will s [teak at m J‘CCP center with two men on. the banquet will he Milton Bacon, and Ur. L. E. McNair, pnstor of Score by innings: the First Presbyterian Church. ^ j y ................ j!?[{ j!,1,*! ?!}[!*?"!o'o Mayor John T. Alsop, Jr., will de­ . ' H (',U 10I° ^ * 12*1J liver the address of welcome a t . ,! alters, .Johnson, the opening session Tuesday morn­ ‘ ' • ’ ‘u' ,ini* I*11®!* ing. ....... * At the first business session on Whits? Sox !l, Yankees 2 Tuesday, T. It. Ilodgc of Tallahas­ ,NKW YORK. June 22.—Faber see. shell llsh coommissloner, and 2 (1. Sadler, superintendent of the victory over the Yankees Sunday ilaims department of the Amer­ ican Railway Express, will speak. Mr. Sadler will take for his sub­ ject, “Seafood Shipment." Other speakers will he J. A. Morehcad, fisheries commissioner of Morehcad City, N. C.; Tower Cravens, chairman of the state horil of fisheries, Beaufort, S. C.; Commissioner of (lame, 1. T. Quinn of Birmingham; K. V. Clancy, de­ partment of game and fishes, Dai id!, (la.; If. L. Wall of Tampa. “Freight Rates ns Related to the industry,” will he the subject of a talk by T. I). (luthric, man­ ager of the Jacksonville Traffic Bureau, at the Wednesday morn­ ing session. Cnpt, F. W. Wallace, editor of the Fishing Gazette, of New York, and Lewis Radcliff, acting commissioner of the U. S. .iv/v Bureau of Fisheries, Washington, 11. 0., and J. E. Skaggs, presi­ dent of the Southeastern Express Co., anil Charles Cnlterill, general counsel, of Southeastern Traffic League. How Ihpv Sinnn p.,trhct| t,,pw,,itps®*toa:»to 11UVY A I I C j O l t i l 111 Lakeland .. .. T a m p a ............. Sun f o r d .......... Ht. Petersburg Nalion.il League New York .. P itts b u r g G ineinnati . Brooklyn . Chicago , . Philadelphia Boston .. .. Seeks Third American league Won I.osl Southern Association Won Lost New Orleans Atlanta .. .. Nashville .. . Chattanooga Birmingham M o b ile ........ Memphis .. . Little Rock Distributor: H O W A R D n o r EUR Sanford [AXPQ W Electricity In Brook Causes Death Horse .Pci. .CPI ,611 ,500 SCIIIFFERSTADT, Germany, June 22.—A brook charged with electricity proved fatal to one of a team of horses recently when the owner drove into the stream to wash the wheels of his catriaga. As soon ns the horses touched the water one of them dropped dead, while the other after frantic efforts managed to break loose from the harness and galloped out of the water. Investigation showed that tlie brook was charged with electricity, transmitted from a subterranean installation of power plant. .4113 .121 .471 Today’s Games Floridn State League Sanford nt Tampa. Lakeland at St. Petershurk Clermont—Park site leased for construction of C-Btory hotel. National League Open date. Southern Asocinllon Atlanta at Na-hville. Birmingham a t Chattanooga New Orleans at Little Uncle .Mobile at Meniphit. facilitie Ruhonia -Twenty thousand dol­ lars cleared on six and a half acres of celery and tomatoes near here. Meet “Rusty" Callow, famous row­ ing coach of the Washington Hus­ kies. Me hopes to make it three straight victories in the an mud col­ legiate regatta on the Hudson river, June 22. The experts opine that he will .too. Duvcy and Nesmith ATT' >I IN I: VS- AT- LA W .... ........................ ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .... ......... ECTRICAL SUPPLIES ARDWARE HILL HARDWARE CO CREAM WRECKER SEMINOLE FURNITURE CO TOPS SEMINOLE CREAMERY SEMINOLE PRESSERY N’S CLOTH INC \ L ESTATE MODEL TRIM COMPANY JOHN E. FOX h t i r r m a n r a T o I l i i K s r l l I’ll l l n i r Nlnllitti. > S p r r l n l l a r I n l i r c n v l n u nin l W n n h l n u , o n l O r , , ill S r r n m l N l r r c l . , Phone M llnnr T h r ille r Iln tlillu R “ W r Vioi'f r l n w ” PRESSING 1‘ r u n . p i 1I0TEL MONTEZUMA brev ier, SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY, 1‘H . i n r : M fl»s) IU r i r a t sirrrf I.OSSING PAINT COMPANY, INC Serum! fllrtrl nl Hnatntil A \ rone. Tbonr 370. I;hrr*»u-l.intl^lt> l,uinrv7‘U«r j a r tr tl'iir D a u M V M SIK ft I t V f F . S — I .I I I U H A I . T A I l l . l J I.u»t» the Lot.Kr«l. u— • IN THE HERALD RIU-NG I t K S LLL'LS- �THE SANFORD H MONDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1923 PAGE Herald Classified Ads are quick The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Turn-overs and Results The Herald’s M arket Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES Call 148. Classified Directory Sanford Dally Herald pant a d . r a t e s Terms; Caah In Advance a d * . w i l l t>« n > r t lf r d f r u r a p a t r o a a a a d rn | . Ifri-r w i l l l a u a r d l i l t l r f o r p o y a ira t. f l a t ---- -- Id* a liar T lia r* ....................... H r a l i a r T l n r * -------.------ ------- B r a l l n r I T i m e * --------------------------4 e a l l n r Uck Esc* Typa doubt* abovr JUt**. kt reduced ratre are for conwcutlm Insertions. U words of avrrsffe length ir* counted a line. Uslmum charge wlOo for ftret laiertton. II advertising Is restricted to proper claeslflcatlon. J| in error le made The 8anird Herald w ill be responsible U only one Incorrect Insertion, U advertiser for subsrnuent uertlons. The office should be .plied Immediately In caee of | r" TO A iiV F iiT is r.n s Iterate representative thorLfbly familiar w ith rates, rules EJ classification, w ill glv* you taplete Information. And If U wish, they w ill assist you Cwording your want ad. to Uke It more effective, f IMI’llIITANT NUTirn Advertisers should Hive their net or postofflce address a* ell as their phone number If ley desire results. About one liAtr out of a thousand has a lliphone. and the others can't hsmnnlcate with you unleas jty know your address. A III d U r o n lla a s n e e I l l ' t T he sab p erso n nt T h e K s s leed l l e r a l d o ffic e n r b y l e t ­ ter. T e le p h o n e d U c o a t ln u * t e * a r e a o t v a lid . Service Prompt. Courteous. Efficient. | M l* n r r t t o p la c e n l l k l * o u t Mk of (he people „f Sanfnrd t i r r t l r r a an o fte n nee d ed . >M*tt Ih l n H a t w h e n a n y u n f ­ it a r r t le e I * r e q u ir e d . I t I* r a a fr il n l p h n b e t l e a lly fa r nr r n n r e n le n e e . For Spare In This DIRECTORY PHONE 148 FOR if 10 RESULTS advertise In the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS—It covers Broward County thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing portions on the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITEKS AND REPAIRS copy and rate card upon request. All makes of typewriters for LEARN ABOUT koTk County and sale on easy terms, for rent, also Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ repair*. Office supplies. Room 9 gram. Beat advert icing medium in Ball Bldg. South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. FI*. PRINTING OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia Garotte, WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Engraving, Embossing. See us district. Want ad and display first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. rates on request It. R. Avc.-Commerclal St. coi.UMBtm mv.) t.K nntm —c h *«Iflert wrt« biivo the intuett circu­ lation In Snuthwr*t«ru Georgia. REAL ESTATE Halo K<* (d-wonl) tin*. l J. E. SPURLING, sift-division TO REACH trie prosperous farm­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ers and fern growers of Volusia lando, Florida, and F l o r a county advertise in the Deljtnd Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Dnily News, rate 1c per word, caah way. with order. JAMES H. COW AN-AU kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Telephono 111. MIRRORS RESILVEUEI) I Furniture bought ami sold. Call Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 617. I DAVID B. HYEB Uembtr L L k Hoa* Building Oak and Second SL AlITOS FOR HIRE CfE AUTO SERVICE Day f night. Meets all trains. Hng* transfer. Phone 551 anil G3-W CAFE BELL CAFE ford's best in Service and Qual T. First Street and Park Ave xnoe 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies nnd Children The Ball Hardware Ellon J. Moughton A R C H IT E C T Flrsl National Hank Midi;, S a n fo rd ,----------- Florida UNEY’3 DRUG STOKE — Trctfiptiuna. Drugs, Sodaa. Wo He an near you as your phono. H rO ' Wgijj j f f i ' o r n # . B u n lo tt* . I m t r o w - Jim- Nall*. Ili-avy t'all- I .nine* a Orlando. or t'rv d aob ln * tilt. c . 1.. liisi.K H V o w vll D ruw Phone. Mhlff. Ulivntnr ADVERTISING gets rr.ulrn if il reaches potential Payers. Pntatkn D.tity News is circulated in nn indust dal and agricultural sec- D U M P e l e c t r ic co. 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, Contractor and Builder swart" THE FLORIST” Mowers for all occasions. 8U Myrtle. I'hons 260-W FOR RENT—Bu or unfurnished, Magnolia Ave. : O. A. Takach. B Y CONDO FURNISHED rooms and kitchen­ ette. Idealy located. 200 E. Third Street. Many men and women have becom e habitual readers o f classified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. FOP RENT —Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 018 Lame! Avenue. FOR RENT -A nicely furnished bungalow iu very desirable sec­ tion for $35.00 a mnntb. line room reserved. Address Bungalow, care of Herald. WILL EXCHANGE for Florida real estate. Six room house sev­ en miles from Philadelphia on main line of Pennsylvania rnitrondTrnins every 15 ,minutes, takes only 17 minutes to bring you to Iho heart of Philadelphia. Lot i ! by 100. All improvements, hot wa­ ter, heat. Price $8,500 of which S 1.500 may remain on mortgage. What have you? Address S. 1). I!. 333 Meetinghouse Lnmi, Narbcth, Pa., .MuuliieUMU-y (Liunlvv- -— i n Q ’T R A S H ” CD N VA CAM T Lo t . __ FOUND—Automobile license. The owner may have same by cal­ ling at Herald office and identi­ fying aad paying for this ad. ADVERTISE \n rrt* totirnn! Her­ ald. South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday l ItssiOed rates 19c per lino. Wayrross JournalHerald, Waycrr,**. Georgia. Pick Up Today’s Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. Five Acre Celery Farm—Two ami one half acres tiled, tiling In finish other two and one-half acres. Flowing well. Close to loading station, and on brick road four miles out. *t, Price $.‘1000. Good terms. Seminole Business STRAYED—One black mure mu in from my plnct* nt Ginderville Friday afternoon. Notify me and receive reward. David M. Dnuglus. a t t e n t i o n —p*nm e r d a la h n g ln titf o r I d a fri>iit*s( d s v n l o y n u - n t In O I » r l d a ‘« l i l a l e r y j a liiiir (iilltlon d ' d l a r h l a h w a y ( o t h * y e K b e a c h Jii»t l'ril*li«"t: a t w o m i l l io n d o l l a r b r i n g * a r m s * Ftaeam h l a May a t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m illio n (o llar o p rra bouse u n d e r e n n a tru e tl. i. l i e - n l l l t n n s Jo-In* *p<-nt o n b l a i i w n y : a r r a i e s t ( h n n r * t o r l iv e d ev elo p ers to gei in n n around ftont W r ite tii-v elo p m en t D e p a r t ­ m e n t T h e P e n r a e o t a New#, First Street, Opposite I'ostoffice LOST—Pin, white enamel, gold. Clliunion on the front. Between Seminole Hank and Hill Hardware I or Dr. Selman’s office. Bring to i WANTED—Some one to represent the Original J. R. Watkins ComTeraltl and receive reward. nuy in Sanford. You can supply daily necessities to regular custo­ mers nnd make $35 to $50 a week easily, Write the J. it, Watkins Company, dept. J. 2, 62-70 Wear Iowa St. Memphis, Tenn. TRIBUNE— Send in your s"bscriptlon to the Tribune or hand t to your tacnl dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newsT-soer. One year £8.00. fl months $1.00, three months $2.00. If you dcsiro $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your (infer. •DO YOU WANT to buy or aell anything?" If no advertise lo the ‘‘Gainesvilla Sun.” ?i AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest idnmdfied medium, rate cash .09c chargo. 10c per lino, minimum Succcsaor.-t to Gillon A Platt •Magnolia. Everything elec'I’ical. Phono 422. Elcctragith FLORIST FOR RENT—Five room ap a rt­ ment. Unfurnished. Also two garages. Mrs, Noble, 015 Myrtle Ave. Miscellaneous ELECTRICAI Sa n f o r d l."bby I'ult'Blon-Usumlry tllilg. Hanford Florida Classified advertisements have conic to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. i w in i*4»ni f k i i i i p — U i i r M * llt'JI I ’u n i T«*tirli«ic 1 n r, FIR ST ST R E E T E X T E N SIO N • Water Front—Lota I! and <1 Block • . Business Sites—Lots D, lii, ill ami 32 Block M. Apartment house site—Lois 17 and Irt, blnek li I *«•n t T m i r i n n i d . ITI'J l »inl I t ii i t n l i t i i i l t a r . IlMfi I ' u n l ItiiK I J J • r«»r«l i*r»m*I l l r H l r n , t h nuHH I'linr I. W. Phillips' Sons DODGE SERVICE MAYFAIR Lots (>and 11 block fi. The prices arc right f"i* a real opporttiniiy at the completion of Forrest Lake Hotel. It la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t tJilu o l d e r |o< pulillftheil III llic S a n f o r r l H e r a l d . u n e w s p a p e r p u l t l l a h r i l In H a n f o r d . M em lu nln C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , oio-o n u l l w e e k for e l u h l r n n t o e - fmdhU they IV ini in if—Decor at ing RHONE 303 FOR SALE—Space on the pnga fur classified advertisements. Why nut rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? Try Smith’s Barber Shop for goud barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. M IP T III. A M I fb* p i - 'n t T h a t Start a Taxicab Business in Your City im ix t Mo tu-y. Htt»** I U . m i l n r l u r f l b; ■ l,rr**«n-t.lN«l.lr( l ' » U l S o ld by i .d s h ix o IIJ I'tiv r ruurx M n K u u l.s I 'l l , »nr Aw, JTU WJ-IA.T W O U L D D O N 'T T / \ u i k P CvSCK CiO <g e t ^ Th at CAT AM D D O N 'T T O O O A R h C O r»E H O M E W IT H O U T HIM = III nrrilf. It I* her*b> "rilernl Hurt you anil ii-li of you lo* unit uppi-itr before •«ar »:»M Circuit Court at «h« Court Mouse at Sunforit, Klurlilu. on the 11>I '1,iv of Aiiuunt, A l> 1919, unit then anil there mako answer to tlr* lillt ,<r cumplnlrit exhibited aa.iloil >mii la this ruu»«t. Work was invented by people who were too nervous to ait still By GEORGE McMANUS M A K E m e tilC K . * T O O GAVE CAJT T O MB C ^ f L Y A.KO Ml nvom T h e g ^ n q i=>6^*z . e a t t h CAOr * * H O V ** T O O G E T T h a t <r C K X e>A C K . - D O T O O -----v I T W . helar m e ? Imr any ri*bt. title or Interest tn ittnl to (lii- property harvtnabove <l>!*4-rlti«<l, <>r any part or parcel ul Ivo wookn. WITNKMH iov baud nnd th« seat of do Circuit Court of the Sovonlh .hut Ir hi I Clri-illl of tlir Minin of F l o ­ rida. lo auil for Heinluoto Count y, on Oil* (liti 31rt| day of May, A. I)., IJIo. V. K. IMU'Itt.AHS Clork of ihr Ctri-ult Court of (Iip (iovoatli Judlrlal Circuit of F lo­ rida. In nod for M om lnoto County. My A. XI. Week*. Deputy. Clark. (HI-IAIj.) I'.i-.iltoa and So-noor. Hoi Id loro and or Contiacd for tliu Complainant. May 13. June 1 »- 13-31-i'J•July «I 3-30. n t- :v m ,o r b its fSTSS Chiropodist POUT SPECIALIST DRUGS ii e a i . i '.s iw t i : —m u v n i i:v rs LOT, PALM BEACH COUNTY—The #"ene of stupendous development R'*nd about it In (he Palm Bi xch (.Vd! Simple copy shut Oh r*„ luest. O r ln n d n , I ' l a l l . l * n \iin i:n TWO APART­ East FOR RENT: MENTS. 1st floor, large and comfortable, also garage, 018 Oak Ave., Phone 2202. Earle T. Field MAINE—Watervtlle. Morning Sen­ FOR SALE—Corner lot on Sanford tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Avenue, facing east. $50 cash, ple are Interested in Florida prop­ balance $25 monthly. Box 431, erty. Reach them through tbs cfo Herald. Sentinel. Rata card on applica­ tion. EV E R T T R U E A LITTLE WANT At) in The Herald will bring you big re­ O u m P(f\iC sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away nnd have T R A S K no use for. A litle thirty-cent ad ON , may bring you several dollars. Phone M8 nnd n representative will v a c a n t call to see yor. Chlnaware in Fnj'lish Porce­ lains, Bavarian anti Japanese lUTOMOIULES FOR RF.NT China make lovely gifts TAMPA MORNl? KT-A-REEL Car. Drive il wrself. lone 3. FOR SALE—Highway trailer, good condition, Mrs. I-appin West First Street, Box 120, 2i!i W KST ’’irtfT IK I' n * 't * * h u r * Th» rin rk rb u rv E x p o n * tit tn c tr n ln * • n o t a d i t c H unrta v m n r n l w r l**un I re n t per w oes m in im u m Itn. ARCHITECT! DRESSING — Multigraphing. iliiing and mailing—H3 you xnt it—when you want it bone 673. H. E. Pdrfh.* First htionai Bank Bldg. EWART ELECTRIC SERVICE D, Expert Electrical repairs. *» W. Central Ave. Orlando. FOR RENT—Rooms or apartment. Shirley Apartments FOR SALE—Two fresh cows. C, First Street. P. Ford. Cameron Avenue, Box 99, FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo MIRACLE Concrete Co, general morning Sentinnl; lergest classi­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ fied business, rate L* a word, min­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J, EL imum 21c cash with order. Terwilirgrr, Prop, THE MORNING JOURNAL is the HILL LUMBER CO. House a ncreptad want nd medium in Service, Quality and Price. Pnyfnt.a (FnV fine refit n word an inserthn. Minimum 25c. Lumber and Building Material TAMPA. FLORIDA—'Tnmpa Dnily Carter Lumber Company Times the great home daily N. Laurel St. Phone 605 rale l ’4c per word, mirdmur.. charge 25e c.'sh with order. Write for complete rate card falsified Directory MATURE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. For Sale U2WIS O’Br y a n ; office in -em.nole Bonk Building Annex. Phone 417-L 3. TIN ANI) METAL WORK iq FOR SALE— Magnolia Avenue y e w hA i.h: .My 10 acre* farm on comer lot and adjoining lot, fac­ FOR RE NT-Ground Floor Elks Cameron Avenue, close to Moore ing east. Bargain. Easy terms, Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ Station, small cash payment, rea­ *'Y" care of Herald. stairs. C. T. Smith. sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box 95, Jacksonville, Fla. FOR SALE—Cheap. Truck plat­ FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mus form fur Ford runabout. Inquire ■on. Clyde Line Dock. FOR SALE— Pure bred English APARTMENT FOR RENT— A t­ setter pups. T. L. Brown, tractive ami convenient. Call Phone 414-W. Rooms f or Rent nt Herald office for further in­ formation. FOR SALE—Cheap. One of the FOR RENT—Front bedroom. Cnll best Grocery Businesses in the at 321 Magnolia after six o'clock. FOR RENT—Furnished apart­ city. Inquire nt 3111 Cypress Ave. ment or sleeping rooms. Select FOR RENT—Rooma with or with­ neighborhood with private family. out meals. Reasonable rates. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and ONE BUCKEYE incubator. 120 Lincoln House. cold water, telephone, etc., 711 eggs, 50 chick brooder, poultry Park Ave. wire thorough bred bar rocks, Rhode Island Reds. Also Dort ROOMS FOR RENT—Desirable touring ear in good condition, | rooms with or without meals. FOR RENT—tinrage apartment unfurnished. Will be vacant cheap if sold at once. Call n tj Summer rates. Pico Hotel. July 1st, 112 West Fourth St. Mrs. Watson’s 2201 Oak Avenue. _____LAWYER Building Material TJIIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertising P n 11 1 ^ o u LAKE >: ID U < E You can easily start a successful cab company of your own on a total Investment of $350.00. TO c ,o ttor-te. gut l CATS-T- C.IVE. M E IK r<OObq Here Is an opportunity for you to purchase a Genuine Ikulge Taxicab in g-xal mechanical condition and running mler. ready to go to work for you. and start immediatdy ALL R a Co H T * M A C,C,IC MAKING MONEY We have onlv six of these cabs for sal? nt $.130.00. GF.T YOURS TODAY And start a nrofttabte business in your t’itr. Wire or Mail Dcpt.sil TAXICAB SALEH COMPANY J.t(k<'>nville, Florida 201 IV. Monroe St. O IMS av In t l. F c*tunc S cnvice. G reat B n iain n x h t» (n e rv e d .r' lau — —■- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 22, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/97fe4fb55ff05ea60fea5bff37cd5c87.pdf d1b36b9accf583b777eb3eacf18c3ce2 PDF Text Text YOUlfc NEWBPAPER P u b lis h e d in Florida’s Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land VOLUMN XV. Partly cloddy, scattered tho showers; gentle variable wtml Maximum Temp......... .............. Minimum T e m p .______ ....... ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, JUNK JO, 102 FAIMAN STORY Amundsen Party Members NUMBER 277 PRICK FIVE CENTS Japan’s Latest Earthquake DADTI.V filter! Had Fight With Death ii Norwegian Paper Gives An Account O f Expedition Which Shows Trying Experences Endured By Party Shepherd Expected To TakeStand Monday; May End Testimony of Defense’s Side Faiman Admits His Story W a s Mixed Narrow Escape From Drowning Is Pictured After Meeting In Atlanta To Amundsen Tells How Party I*ay Plans for Hig Battle, Members Were Separated; Lawyers Leave Without Home-Coming Vividly Given Giving Ipkling of Course •vision Agnln**t Government OS. 0 , Norway, June 20.—The Rather Expected; Several ATLANTA, June . After Dugblndcl, in its noon edition F ri­ Differences In 2 Suits Are completing plans for the prosecu­ day printed a non-copyright story Cited As Their Reasons tion of J. T. Scopes, Dayton, Ten­ Mill . .man . C Illik AWItnBlnlliin i nessee, school teacher, for an al­ leged breach of the Tennessee law WASHINGTON, June 20.—The prohihitin the teaching of cvoludecision against the government liy Judge Kennedy in the Teapot in schools of the state nttorCHICAGO, Juno 20.—The turn Home case was not entirely unexneys for the state nre speeding defense of William Darling homeward. Real estate transactions |icctod in Washington. Certain ' difference* In the Issues of the | iiKKrcgHting $500,000, handled Shepherd began presenting its Scarcely nn inkling of the course suits growing out of the Sinclair | through the Britt-Chittcnden case Friday with the express­ of procedure to he followed during leases nnd thoso of the Hoheny ed intention to climax it Mon­ the trial was allowed to pass the contracts, which the government Realty Company since June 1, . - TEH! ui I - " —— » veil of secrecy which shrouded day with the testimony of the won in California, were cited as were announced today by C. L. •a of the devastation wrought by Jnpan’s latest earthipiaki' their conf°rcnco here. Wi'tliam reasons for doubt that th" govern­ Britt, president of the comdefendant himself. Four de­ Jennings Ilrynn, of Miami, chief military searched ruins for tho dead while those who sur ment would hu successful in the l«iny, who enumerated the ■e in many communities added to the horror after the eartl fense w itnesses were called counsel for the prosecution, in a t’heyenno court. deals as follows: before the court session was statem ent to newspapermen Fri­ The little lilHck satchel with curtained by an early adjourn. day, during the concluding hours The Kanner building on $1110,000 in it that came to Secre­ ot tiro conference said "nothing nicnt. tin y of the Interior Fall M l re­ First Street, occupied by the can he given to the pres* except The ntntc rested its case short­ th.-.t tire state expects to sustain sponsible fur the l.os Angeles ly after noon with the completion Ihe law and meet liny attacks that judge's determination that there Union Pharmacy, nnd having a of cross exatninntiin of Charier. was fraud in the Elk Hills con- frontage of 25 feet, was sold by may he mude upon it." Faiman. Hi* testimony that htrnet, while the $200,000 of Lib­ C. Knnnrr to n local syndicate Free Kprrch Not Itivolvril gave Shepherd three test tube* erty bonds bad been traced to Sin- headed by Howard Ovcrlin and S. Through other sources word filled with typhoid bacilli, wanted Iclalr. M. Lloyd, for the sum of 150,000. for the murder of William Nohnii came that Mr. Orynn considered Purchase of this property at $2000 Oil Attorneys Absent lho case not one in which evolu­ McClintock, Shepherd’s millionaire Th • government's attorneys who a front foot is said to bo n record tion wnn the predominant them;, foster non, was relied upon to es­ tie Semi lor Lu Folletto Is profccuted both rn«os nre absent price for First Street property. hut one in which an uixnult war. tablish the cbrpiu delicti. being made upon tho precepts of Borne to Slate Capitol to from Washington, as are most of Tho Sanford Cornado Beach Co. Fairmnn, upon croxs examina­ to a syndicate headed by J. I>. Lie hi Slate While Follow­ the senators who participated in sold tion admitted he was "mixed up" Jesus Christ. tire investigation that resulted in Huvison and J. Fleslcher, approx­ Mr. Bryan hims< If asserted Hint in the numerous statements he ers I’raise His Good Works the oii indict mi nts and civil suits. imately 500 acres located south nt had nuidc involving Shepherd, ad­ free speech was not involved in As a rule the senator* who are Sanford, for the sum of $150,000. mitted lie had made numerous the trial. So fur ns the individual MADISON. WK, June 20. here declined to comment on the This transaction was closed dur­ , right of free speech is concerned, false statem ents, that he ran u Plan* for a suitable memorial decision until they had read the ing the first week of tho month. diploma mill" that he posed as a Mr. Brynn said, Mr. Scope* h a ,' to iti dead lender were started It was announced. full text. doctor in the management of the the right to say anything he wants by Wisconsin as the stnto pre­ A trnct of 2,124 acres, located The one point on which the two except in the »chool room where National University of Sciences, pared todny to receive tho body about eight miles west of this and was laughed at loudly by the he in nn employee of the state. tvemor Brewster Of ’I hat Russian Peasants Intcrnalion of Robert M. La Folleltr. A decisions nre diametrically opposed city, was sold by ,1k B. bussing is on the question of the presi­ "He can speak on the corners, monument on the capital jury nnd spectators when the doSlate Advises Explorer uud Joe Cameron to Joseph Cam dent's right to tranvtyr authority al Ask Chinese to Over feiiso followed up its announced in­ nr hire n hull," Mr. Bryan said. ground:! by public nuLm rlpThat Flag of Maine May ncr for approximately $00,000. • ill the disposition o ' the oil retention to make him appear too "The law deals with him ns a rep­ tion or a memorial buibhag throw Imperialistic I’owei Twenty lots on Sanford Av«..ad­ Be Planted On New Lands resentative of the state nnd the a t Mudl on are suggested. ludicrous for belief. joining Rose Court wore sold by At the end, however, he had not real question involved in the case SH A N G H A I, June 20 D eri -ion, s. M. Lloyd and Howard Overlin SOUTHPORT. Me.. June 2<i MADISON, Wi , June 20 Life Judge Men retracted any of tho incriminating is whether lie can misrepresent hi* to It. Otter of Miami for $20,000. Gov. Ralph O. Ibew ter. of Maine <.f the Chine.-•• Dhsunlier of t mu- long follower.! of Senator Robert ides decided employer and demand pay for say­ Statements involving Shepherd. Hr. Otter ulso purchased from Friday night authorized Donald II. men** to reopen Chilli e Imnk* nt M. IjiFollette wept Uh they cuio-jot Warren G One defense witness testified ing what his employer doc* not Sbaiiglmi is favorably effecting Simmons und Langley, 14 lots in Mr.cMillnn, who Nails for the Aici*txed his memory In the state leg-1of tho Unite* Faiman had associated with men wish said.” the general situation here. The N'vnvex Addition near the new ho­ tic today to claim any territory illy ia quiet but ‘there is no cos- ■iatnu1 Ftiday unil a gunrd of effectual an I Cites Oregon Decision convicted for violating the federal tel site, fur $17,500. lie may discover in the polar reof t" aombtymiqv nuil sir ccutive pow.' was unanti-narcotic law Freedom of speech ns an individ­ *at!or of Mu- r.tl-forolryt Prvijgr*" h ; •" *;!,'•.<! •• Realty C . grans for the state of Mniii*,“ worthy of Imlief. , ual right raid freedom of cons­ nr l the • hipping strike snows ns hcualors wins ap|irinM-<l ta sin mi j u may bo1 sold to Mr. Offer ID’ acre* oir He made this announcement nt a weakening. Chinese striker* are 1wide his bier from the time it •court’s rullitjj Two others attacked the story of cience would find in him an ardent Markham Lake for $C000 nnd Mr. dinner in honor of th e explorer. Faiman and of John P. Mnrclmnd, defender should any attack be now commencing to kidnap Chin- arrives ' until he in borne to his I the president Otter sold to Simmons nnd Lang­ 1transfer wilt Governor Brewster himself former representative of Faimnn's1 made updn tho?c rights, Mr. Brynn i wlm are employed by Japan* In t N it ing plai o ley on a lot fncing 101 feet on SanTears were on every click a* cmno of the t ranged for the dinner and in school, that Shepherd hud written1 raid. He cited the recent decision ford between Tenth and Eleventh Riemorial resolution wa* tend.) Borah Itarl of the recent press dispatch' s a letter to n school inquiring about on the Oregon school cuses at nil streets, for the iunt of $13,000. llidli houses of the legi datum vet, Senator Be nouncing Canada’s atlilo I" a course in criminal bacteriology. example of the manner in which May Sever Willi English • ed to attend the fum'rnl next Mon- riming to din D L. Thrasher niltl In K ' *' ward th" United States in the Faiman and Mari-hand said the’ the right of the parent to deter­ 'K.KING, June 2u Chinese dele-. day at 1 n’rlr. V in the rotunda • i i liiuiui mini ner, a New Jersey capitalist who ter of claiming any territ"iv li tter was written upon stationery' mine wli.it his children should representing IX colleges to -' the capitol and aecompany the lm | text of both, has nltendy made heavy invest­ covered l>y the McMillan >M' of the law firm of "Stoll am!' l.c taught, hud liven sustained by , at u dt t i t . i t mu i" •ho i"" dy to Forest Hill Cemetery, ments here, a 33 foot lot on San­ lays ion, hi* announcement wa h • the supreme courts. n r of war ami the foreign mill In the midst of his speech on ford Aw. for $7000. A locnl syiv“On this pc with keen interest. Attorneys conferring with Mr. i dcMittidiiig that the Chinese J the memorial resolution, Senator I Ifornin jiulgi diente purchased from Edward "By the well settled prior 1 Brynn included Judged. CL MrKeneminent immediately sever re- ( Howard Tea dale of Fpnrnt broke'the law was t Kumph a 50-foot lot on Sanford of international law," said Gover­ • zie. II. E. Hicks, Sue K. Hicks, ons with Great Britain. The Avc. for $1000. down nml sank to hi i at sobbing. Secretary i nor Brewster, "discovery ithe pr • : and W. C. Hnggr.nl. all of Dayton. cal a ked the Chinese to join; Lieut. Governor Henry Huber who was a Dr. G. R. Sclmiui und his **-' mary incident in n claim to any * The quarter, accompanied by Har­ peasant's communist Internal-. closed the long list of tributes years, said t rociates purchased from C. KanHaml. It question shall ever arise ( ry Lawrence, also of Hnyton, left ■I and observe the eovenants of| from all party lenders with n start- poets ran lx ner a lot on West Sanford Art. as of. its title ample constitution-' * Atlanta late today on the return lute Dr. Sun Skit Sen. za of verse relating to n “ Life n|)|H’llate eou for $12,500. al provision is made for its de-1 work well done," he tnkipi to terininatoin by the constitution. | Tho transaction* made public Ask Overthrow Imperialists The body on arrival here Sutur- dould. ’ from which Shepherd dictated by Mr. Britt amount to $310,000 Return To Dayton Not Opposed By Laws Mi tS< OW. June 20— Tho pens- day evening will be taken to the I At the Wh young McClintock’* will which left and other deals which have been DAYTON, Tetin., June 20— As “There appears to he nothing in 1autN international whose office* Lal-'ollrtie linim al Maple Bltill'lod that the | the $1,000,000 estate virtually in proesvutinn attorneys returned to­ consummated and the paper* the constitution either in Hu- state nte in Moscow today appealed to until Sunday, when the public will case would I toto to Shepherd. It was testified i day to Dayton, local interest cen­ signed but not rvconlod, bring • ur nation in derogation of this in­ th" women peasants of China to be allowed to file past tho casket it in the huml that the memorandum was sent to tered in the visit next week of le­ the total up to $501,300 for tha herent right of sovereignly of “ovetthrow inqiertalistie power* in Ihu'state capital from I o'clock counsel to do Shepherd liy McClintock while thei gal experts, including ('Inrcnco first 20 dnys in this month. claimed land which it shall dis­ mid demand Hie abolition of for­ until seven. taken. youth was attending Dartmouth Harrow, who will defend John T. That activities In the locnl real­ cover or explore. eign jmi diction ami summon Ihu I hen the legislative guard oT There wer College nt Hanover, N. II. Scopes when he conies before the ty field aro heavier now than ever Chim-e to a M'volution ariviy u.-> honor will resume their watch unthe view tak "If question shall arise with forMiss Isalxdl Anderson testified- court, charged with violation of Indore in the history of Sanford, til .Monday afternoon. . hviides that eiga countries their amicable nil- rciiihlv. that in lit lit Shepherd and Stoll the stnte law prohibiting the tea­ U Mr. Britt'* assertion. Many (Continued on page .2) | thoriay. Fo I iiislmcnt in accordance with our partnership wus dissolved and all ching of evolution. ! other deals of large proportion* sUtcil by the SAN FRANCISCO. June 20. of the “ firm stationery" was de­ *ml involving the transfer of not es of a century The shipping i.trike which lias tied stroyed. . only choice residential properties, i op the north. up con tal and river steamers at The statem ent of Miss Isabelle - but also valuable business sites. • state of Maine S h a n g h a i ami no seriously injured I I'ope, tinunco of Billy McClintock i me now pending, he declared. Him ii this territory bul lion s generally that the Chinese that during the youth’s illness ! insutlng this city a busy summer, neb to imlicate Chainlivr of Cum murea there ha shepherd hud told her he had stud­ r Local property Is more in dogreat space. It piopo-eil that it be called off, has ied "typhoid and germs" was nt• muml now than ever before, aO­ lor tho federal now spread to the British colony 1 i<ked through the testimony of s cording to Mr. Britt, who stated ride whether it of Hong Kong in tlie south, stop­ W. J. Mitchell, a court reporter, rn end to communist ugmuum ■■■ ITcpnrntions of an appropriate t that Investor* from all over the i| protect our ping the regular services between who recorded the young woman’s France against military operation* program for the formal o|iening r country will flock to Sanford Ui(*i th e p„rt mid Canton ami Macao. testimony nt tho coroner’s inquest in Morrncco where Riffian trilies- of Sanford’s new municipal hall full. Letters of inquiry aro du A uiiieral strike also bus been unil who said idle did not use the mcn under Abd-KI-Krim have in­ on next Thursday, Juno 25, have clnred to be pouring Into the var­ Await Order to "Shove-off" prm'laimvil n t Canton and it ex­ word "germs." vaded the French protectorate, it 1'iccntly Iicon completed and wen ious real estate firms already, The defense said last night that is declared. Wl.SGASSET, Maine, Jum* 20 — pected to commence Sunday. A The government announced Late !| iday by City manifesting the interest which it it.* witness probably would not stands readv to arrest active com­ Manager W. B. Williams. The crews «»f Donald B. MucMIl a t Shanghai, those striked nr - be­ V being shown in Sanford. ing promoted by student* mid To this opening have been in­ Inn's ships, the llowdoin and tin number more than 15 and th at its munist lender* whether deputies case probably will be closed by or private citizens when their ac- vited all citizen* and resident* of I'earv, tonght aw ait'd the com workmen having communistic b an ing.*. and it is not expected they Monday afternoon. livitiesi endanger the security "• Kmifgord nnd Seminole county, muml to "shove-off." will take any heed of the nuggetsFrench soldier:, or take the form while visitors are cordially wel­ Today the men will receive thcii tion* of the Shanghai chamber, the comed to attend the celebration. ..f intidlieence with the enemy. official farewells from the pcoph The new building will be open of the state of Maine uml of th* membership of which is composed for inspection from 3 to 5 o’clock nation, anil will start their loiq of merchant* and bankers. WASHINGTON. June 20— Rear The boycott, which did great on the afternoon of the opening. sad to the Arctic and a suhsequen Admiral J. K. Ribinaon who was n ( Continued On 1‘ugo Three) Mr. Williams dcclarixl this morn­ ( Continued On 1'age Ihree) storm center in the Tea Pot Dome MIAMI, June 20—Mrs. Maude ing thnt the people of Sanford investigation und who twice aineu ] Wilkinson, nged 30, business mali­ who have not yet been fortunate has been refused promotion, has nger of the studio advertising HUNTINGDON. W. VA.. June enough to see inside the structure applied for early retirement from ! •gency here .shot and killed her—William F. Porter. Federal have a treat in store for them. the navy. -"If early today ju st after achiev­ Music, addresses, dancing, nnd oh ibill on officer wa* slmt and rILt F n r i U n r A m m v I . l U ' l l SiDI ing new success in business. Denlied W. E. Workman, statu ol- refreshments, nre listed among the P'Tidenry over Hie loss of h"r only -CI-. was shot twice and serious- different parts of the program for child ia said to have promp­ wiiumled and George Ball, chief the occasion. Following the for­ The judge corroborated the | BARIS, June 20.—Anna Levaated her act. Two hours beforo her state officers on Camp ( reck, malities of the occasion, dancing s c r/tt dressmaker, who wa* found oner’s testimony concerning death she brought advertising ccpy Wayne county early today, will lie indulged in by those who guilty ia*t rig h t of murih ring h r sister’s affection. Turning (•> CHICAGO. June 20—John 3 . into a newspaper office and spoke to battle started when Federal desire, on the main floor of the sister Amils and wus sentenced to prisoner he .aid: Gridlev who ahot hi* wife a t their of the bright future for her busid state officer*, liolh approach- largo auditorium of the building, two years imprisonment. "You were devoted to your In St. Petersburg. Fla has iner.-. !'olieu found newly bought ir a still location f r o m opposite the floor of which is made of hurdMEXICO CITY, June 20.—One home Tho prisoner told how *ho firi*l ter: you loved her greatly bean declared at Waukegan, furnishim.’* nnd a trunk contain­ .V... each other for I wood. hundred thousand Mcnnonlte* are III., by a ljiki In-ane we know that to care for her a numlier of bullet* at her sister County court, it waa' ing a baby's rattle in her room. In commenting on the new city awaiting the word in Russia to disclosed here. hull, Mr. William.* stilted that lie after Aimis had Ie gged to lie put even went without food.' emigrate to Mexico, it i* dec lured itk'scrihing the shooting / and other city officials nre more to death as she knew she could here, but the government hn* not than pleased with the nurcess they never recover from the disea m said: yet decided whether it will he to hnvc had in having the building "I helped h r up. I s 'tiled the interest of th country to ullow in u clisir. She hud told me so large a number of ulcins to CHICAGO. Juna 2d— W N i shoot nnd I will move my form agricultural colonies. WASHINGTON, June 20—F u r­ July, I8d 1-t to 1 56 1-2; Sepeti fo rest club, until it is finished.’ Then I her. 155 1-8 to 155 1-2; corn So ther indications that hath F’rancc June 20— Glenn Whitid her, I fired the fir't Umber. 10D 7-8 to 110 3-8; O* nml Czee ho Slovakia ure preparing ■Imn, Ala., was two September 51 to 51 1-4. t " make formal moves toward ne­ Foster of Jacksongotiating war debt funding agree­ nd of the first 18 LADD SERIOUSLY 11 1. ments have reached the W ashing­ 36 hole match for Reception in Auditorium. reeding t o n goverrmont through official amateur golf chnniWASHINGTON, Jun* 20—As a Music hy Orchestra. WASHINGTON. June 20—S*i 'oilav. Cristiiun wa* channels. result of the seizure of two qf 35 fired still anoth Solo hy Mrs. A. M. Phillips. dor latdd North of Dakota, umk ho turn but Foster soldier bonus certificate* In the Solo by Mrs. Julius Takash. 1 hud not failed.” THREE MINERS KILLED on the second nine, hands of ons money lender, the treatment in tho Baltinuiro kb Address by Mayor Forrest lie player won the San Antonio, Texas, secret ser­ pital for neuritis and rheun attsi * Inna intended to kill WALZENBURG. Colo., June 2D a of tho morning Iaike. vice ha* declared war on those has developed kidney trouble ar Addres by Frank P. Forster. ho testified thnt she j lu.1 conditioa is considered scrum —1T hree miners were killed nnd two n birdie four on trafficking in the certificates, Refreshments. wd the gun. injured in an explosion at the teen and winning Dancing. Gordon mins, six miles northwest ir on the home hole. of this city lost night. Two Witnesses Attack Testimony of Marchand and Faiman Strikers Are Beginning To !TRIBUTE PAID TO Kidnap Chinese Laborers Who Are Employed By Japs BY CONSTITUENTS MACMILLAN M A Y CLAIM LAND FO R STATE OF MAINE French Resolve to End Formal Opening Of Communist Agitation New City Hall To Weather This Year Is Cooler Than In 11)21 Says Whitner Be Held On June 25 Robinson Applys For Release From Navy Miami Woman Kills Herself Early Today Prohibition Officer Killed in Gun Rattle French Woman Who Killed Sister To End Her Agony Given Sentence Man Who Shot Wife Is Declared Insane Mexico Hesitates To Accept Russian Influx Two Nations Working On W ar Debt Plans Markets Traffickers of Bonus Certificates Hunted �... p g rrtf*: .. *- -' - s.i r.-r-i . -WlrrrpfWT’r, i,w*QV >»**•/*7* •• * - . s • -i • ' : . ~ . rf- •■» '^ 9 2 5 . Beginning at the Southeast Cornder tho said Henry A- Crans and . • . 1i - ' '-HI of complaint nt file* filed Hth'dav July* official , ? - , ,92,1 .•.r of Government Dot I. aeriltm .ju. srrvfccs rendered, n pay day for In Mophln Crane, III* wife. U*nn“” Township is lines*of my algnnture ° f C a Inst you. nnd In de­ Range 31 Baal, thoso able to pay, but money fault thereof ! ■ Drewer. Thomas Heott, Robert (tarn- run thence19MSouth. al a_____ decree ______ Pro Cou­ and seal this the (th day of June, hart A lect feet, thence and Husan Uarnharl, Ida wlto, should not Ik* our first consuisra- feitso be entered nuMlnxt you and A. D. 1(25. -North to latke Monroe, thence KaalAaron Jcrnlaan. A. Jernlgnn. J js V. K. DOlTOliAfli*. proceed cx pnrte. • Hon irr rendering service to hu­ tin*It court rl ' h It. A s k e w nnd ^njrall J. A a k - rrly ulonit the shore of I^tke Mon­ Clerk Clrralt Court Hsminule Is ordered that thin order be r w . h i s wi f e . ' J a c o b Itrock. J a m e s roe to the Hast line of said Lot manity. > County. Florida. piiMInlicd In the Hanford Herald as Weeks. Kmmunuel I W t . “ • 'A- t. thence Houth to point of bealnIty A. M . Wleeka. D. C. f . the named defendants herein once — “ In all Health Crusades for th** t W.*ck for (Sight ronse.*utlro weeks If.isld—June A-I2-I9-26; Watson. and Mary >V. Watson,, his itlng. Including all riparian right*. 'iH Beginning t®7 feet West nt the wife. Charted »l. llrock nnd Rhoda betterm ent of living and raising ill i.'itd newspaper. July 3-10—1325. Southeast Corner of Government K. Brock, his wife. Jennie Brock. Witness mr hand r.rd <fricUl our standard of sanitation, hygiene ••el Brock. C. II. Watson. Mich­ J*ol I. .Section 30. Township I* Booth. nl Hanford. Florida this »ih IX THU- CHtCtJIT .COtlttT OF TIIC Jacob 31 Bast, rtm thence Weet comimincahla diseases, natal nnd lay «.f Jane. A. D. IJJ.i. SKVH1U -JITMCIAI. CIHCITT ael J. Doyle. Mr*. PhUn A- Wil­ Jlunge 118 feet, ihenco North to Lake o f Fi.nitiDA. sK » isn t,K ro i'N - liams. F. X. Miller. B. F. MMIer. Bel­ Monroe, prc-nntel car? of mothers, correc­ (HUAI A then easterly • along tho ly Miller. Carrie Miller McMnstry IX I'll AM'KIl V • V. K. IXHT01.ARS. Clerk. Members of tho Ornnpc County mon on the Mount—Matt. 0-3.1— ting deiorm ilies of indigent chil­ und Robert I-. McKInatry. her h u t­ ehore of Lake Monroei to a point A. At. IVKKKH. D. C. Jl. HANSON. . North of tho point of beginning, Medlral Ansorlntion liiituncil with "iiyck >e first the Kingdom of dren an I other public interests for J. It. Itv hand, and enrb nnd every of them, ' id ev Complainant. Miirrow, Solicitor for Com­ deceased or otherwise. In tlio P r o p ­ thence South lo beginning. Includ­ VS: much interest nt their meeting in God. and His righteousness and tin* betterm ent of man-kind, the plainant. ing all riparian rights. _ IIKNItV A. CIIANB and OTIIKHH. e r t y hereinafter described, either ng Oil .................... Dilantin Wednesday night to |tn- all these things shall he added un­ phyrician rhould be a leader in the Orlindo. Kla. And It appearing from the sworn as heirs, devisees or grantees or s i rJIT TO QHIF.T ------- TITI.K hill of complaint herein that you iitlirwlso nnd to nil parlies, each pers read by Dr. C. J. Marshall to you." Also Matthew 7-7, 8— community ami should ro-n|»?rnt*.* MlTIIH OF .11*1*1.IIATIIIV FQIl (Irilrr nt Puhllrnllnn any Inlerest and each and every of you may n* —. TAX IIKCII l .\Ill’ll SF.ITIOX .17.1 Notice to Known and Unknown and every. claiming nod Dr. J. T. Penon of Sanford, “Ark and it shall be given unto with every society, church and mu­ under any or tho shove named de­ claim* some right, title or interest o r THK IICSCIIAL PTATTTF.S Defendant*. both of whom are members of the you; neck nnd ye shnll find; nicipality in lifting up the unfor­ each nnd every, whoso In nnd to the property hereinbefore OF Till-; STATU OF FI.OIttllA. TIIK HTATH OF Fl-OUIDA; To fendant*. name*, anil mvM»s«s see oov drscHU.:; orpnnization. . llnnrv A-Crane and Monlils t'ro.o. Notice Is hereby alven that H. ||. tunate poor and relieving suffer­ knock and it shall lie opened unto It la Therefore Ordered that ynti t*« the complainant In the above I .1n r . \J« - - m n cull* muni* purrunser of lax Certificate his wife. Hannah Itrewcr, Thom aslt» - —V .-II'.---U .|o»|TVI ing. nnd each of you. bo. and you are you. tor every one that nsketh entitled eauso. and to all unkn-ern No. .101. dalrtl the 4lh day of June. Scott. Itobnrt Barnhart und Hunan.............. fined to ultta-violet rays nnd the rreeiveth; and he that seeknth, hsreby renuired to appear to theparties whomsoever claiming any “Every ono with intelligence and A. IV 1021. bus filed said rertlflrate fhirnharl. his wife. Anrolt Jernl- Interest In the land* Involved In this bill of complalot In tnls cause on nffectations of the light upon <ii* findeth; and to him that knocketh appreciation honors and respeett In my office, and has made applica­ gan. A. Jcrnlgan. Joseph B. Askew tion for tax deed to Issue in nc- and Sarah J. Askew. IB" wife, Ja- milt, said land helnir situate In Sum- Monday tbe 3rd day of Auguat, A. case. He [Kilnled out the posi­ shall be opened.” I see in these the man who |g giving his very cordanre D., 1925. the same being a rule day Inole County. Florida, und describ­ with law. Bald certificate rub Brock. James Week*. Kmman In this Court, at the Court Homoe In tion taken in medical science by passages from God’s word that our life for tho hetterm ent of mankind embraers the fnllowlmt described iieI lleldl. W. A. Watson und Mary ed as follows, to-wlt: Beginning 1.235.21 feet West of Sanford. Hetnlnolo County. ~ ty. Flor ‘ •Ha. .... rlo-ricnl npparntus and its impor­ Service to mankind has a promise and relicvclng suffering humanity. property situated In Kcminolo coun­ IV. Watson. Ills wife. Charles II. Iho Southeast corner <>f Govern­ And In default thereof Decree Pro Florida, in.wit: , Brock and Rhoda K. Brock, his tance in the cure of obstinate dis­ of Divine guidance if wc seek it Ia not th<* standard of tho old ty.HW Confesso will he entered against ment Lot 1. Section 2u. Township |.» of HF l-l of NK 1-4, Her. v.-lfe. Jennie Brock. Jacob Brock, eases. Twn. 21 H. It. 30 Fuist—in acres C. II. Watson. Michael J. Doyle, Mrs. 19 South, Bunite 31 Fxtst. run Ihenco you. Said cause being a suit to and eventually when wc are called family phyjkiun who was consid­ 21The A. William*.i. -F.. X. ... Miller, ........ . B. ... West 150 feet, thelire North to Lake quiet title In the complainant Iu and said Imi*! being assessed nl Philo .. ..................... Dr. Denton's paper was on tho from our labours, rewards a w a it1ered the leader «*f his community tin* date of the Issuance of such F. Miller. Betty Miller. Cnrrlu Mil­ Monroe, thence easterly along the to the above described • lands. shore of I-ake Monroe ................................ ...... to a .point . It la further Ordered that this cciilflrnto In tho namo of O. C. ler SlrKInslry nnd Robert L. Mr'■Ideal Physician" nnd the effect us if we have served thru love) and whole advice not only o:i Wheaton I’nlcr* rabl certificate Klnstry. her husband, nnd each an*I North of the point of beginning. Order lie published once A week for that Christ ns the ideal nhysicinn ns we find iu Mark 0-11—“ For health topics, was sought in every rliall be redeemed nreordlmr t*> Inw every of them If llvlmc, and If deail, Ihenec South to beginning, In- eight ( 8) consecutive week* In The rhould nave upon the physician*, whosoever rhnll give you a cup, public intcrost-fnr.t parsing away? la* ileeil will Issue thereon on the lo nil parties rlulmlm; *Inlerest* tin- eluding all riparian rights. Hanford Herald. 11 newspaper pith................. * Why Is it so? nnd surgeons of the present time. of water to drink in my name, be­ Ho urged men of medical science cause ye belong to Christ; verily “Are we failing to measure up not to tret away from the “Gol- I say unto you, he shall not lose to this standard in the public eye? Pcn Itule, v. hifit is so often hi* reward. I fear th at wu are because we fail brought out in the Cachings of “Second, the relation of a phy­ to show a lack of interest Christ. His paper follows: sician to his brother physicians. selves—money i» fast The Ideal Physician has only 1 wi*d) to again quote from our pre-eminent in every been manifested in one personal''? ideal in His sermon on the mount, and walk of life and in giving His summary of Old man is locsinir hi. bold on tho “ •Irr.trJ of Naxar-itb. righteousness—Mat­ "A /ter thirty years of preprint- Testament he began Ids life work, consisting thew 7-12. ‘Therefore nil things of 1‘rrrchln,-, Teaching and Heal- whatsoever ye would thnt men liiir. It Is this third phase or His shoal! «'o to you, do ye even so life* work tnnt I wish set for-, to them. This, my fellow phy­ ward as our Ideal n.i Physician-*,1sicians, covers the whole relation nnd Ija ,e our relations. First, to I between us and rcnchc; out and (tod--Second, to Drother Phyni-. inclnd:* the third heading of this paper—tho Public. cia'.s, nnd Third, to tho Pul lie. A* “If only prayerfully seeks to fol­ "Our ideal's illation to God in healiit" was by th? Divine power) low the Golden Itule it tmbodic through command, laying on of the whole, and if wo give our lives hand, applying clay and rpittal, in unselfish service then the code accompanied by faith in th- re- of ethics becomes easy and our c'Pient.. or their representative— first consideration when we are this divine power was also given to called in consultation with our tho Apostles and Riders of the brother physician is to respect early church, as recorded in tie* his tights nnd authority in the - L . ff _ # hook of Acts of the Apostles. Th" ease and do or say nothing that power ».f hrnlhjr hits, nl! down you would no® have him do or say through the ng.’s, Ihtii of <( di­ in like circumstances. In doing vine nature, hut not terine.l as so ymtr council will b? acceptable t » your brother physician, patient miraculous. "Today wo have the power of, nnd relatives. Today it is very rcnling p, rformod by the skill of, noticeable that ninny physicians, the surgeon's knife, with the ns- lo order to gain practice, do not si stance «>f our inodurn hospitals rummhci* the Golden Itule when ami trained nurses. Also we have called ia to sec a patient who is it in the internist with the assis­ Under the treatment of another tance of the various laboritorku. rby iclnn who has no knowledge In preparing our pharmaceuticals i f his being culled, nor boon no­ and gland mnetlii’n which supply tified of h b discharge of the case. the lack in nature to care for her­ G<*d forbid that we should lower *i ^ believe that all henling our stnndnrd in th? eyes of the whether by knife, needle or by Public by doing anything but wluit oral administration is all of a w\, ourselves, should like to have divine origin—manifesting a love done or said unto us. of God for suffering humanity. “There is nothing gained by* un­ Wc know not the origin of ethical conduct in any circummany of our communicable dis­ Mtnnc: s und a brother physician Dr. Max Thorek. surgeon-in-chicf eases or self-producing diseases. who takes these opportunities to of thu American Hospital, Chicago, We know that many are self-in­ low.-r his brother in the eyes of ii credited with a discovery that flicted by direct violation of the tile public is not worthy to aspire may do away with the use of tho Irtjv.'i of (Joel, and iiuoie an* trnim- to our ideal. I have experienced knife in cases of hone infection, rnitteil by our ancestors. We feel the heart ache caused by this vio­ and hence save many lives. His that God Inn a hand in this to re­ lation and so have some of you, remedy consists of applying a wet mind ua ()f the frailty of man and it not all. And ftiay God give us comprco- containing a combination thnt there must lie an end to nil grata* not 1 1 retaliate, but let u.s of aluminum and potassium nitruivj beginning. uphold tlu* standard by remember­ 1if you and f have* choHon one ing the passage found in Homans in t i i i : **i;\ i :.n rn j i iik ia i . of the profession* of our J chus, 1“-2I. ‘He not over come of evil r u i n it , in i m i i -uh h k u i .s m .i: r o t v r t , 11,1111111 \ in why not emulate Him in our walk hut overcome evil with good.’ There of life? If we believe that God Inr; many strained relations that 1 I 11 1 m 1:111 . made* man, and is the author and might ineatiun but they can only l~ J. 1'i 1am in ; u. As 1'oliiidl.iii.int finisher of all lift* ami in the :;ci-, lie solved by the Golden Itule. Tlu* llll.l, TO UI'IKT TITI.K cnce of hcn|ing that he has only public service should lie our first 1-PI’S Tl I’KIIlt l:t Al. IteHpoiidiuit. lead us up to the threshold of the thought, regardless of color or so* el I*>i1.11••.111.111 ; It Is Order understanding' of the human sys­ t in I standing. ordnriil lb ,11 y 1,11 uud rneli tem and its relation to life, would5 "in our relation to the public, | **r J 011 1ii-wit; |;p|,H Turli.-r uud f “'V.*.r. i-*<- »ne, 11 Iiviiis or it n„» iK'InmT u-= M uhy.-.iciaiw! if lilt do!];.! i.-> out first considern-1 If d-ud: nil luirlb'H 1 It Iin 111u .111 into seek to know of God und His tion then we are not cimilating| l.t'H l IIN lielrs. devises. I.Kiil.e.i or relations to mankind? Did you our ideal for wc fin in Matthew other rlulnutn(n. by tliouuhl or uuabove nain-sl parlh■« i|<innd I choosing the practice ,,f med­ 8-ID, 20—’And a certain scribe o*-r the *1 "r otherwise, and nil on* icine and the science of healing came and unit! unto Him, Master, Known parlies elalmlnu mi Interest do so hecuuse we had our impell- I will follow thee whithersoever In the Xoiilliw-eMt ijuari- r (S\V I - | » .Southwest Ciuarler (S\V : - n h)K force within us to ho of ser­ thou goest* and Jesus saith unto •■I tin^ •"** 1 '• Township •-'! H. Ituime vice to our fellow being, and to him ‘Tin* foxes have holes and the .l"l. H' liilnolt Nullity, Florida, up. lour lo the hill of ooiiiplalnv 111. I emulate our laird in this science? birils^ of the air have neats; but In above eiilllli ,| euuse ar.iuel Or was it becuu. wu Imped to the Son of Man hath not where to >011III*' on the aril day of Ai k . A |i gain wealth, social sl.'iiuling, or lay bis brail.’ So we see in the :,’r ’-..'l,e sunn h> lau rule day ol •“ Is • ••ml la 1lie I'oiirt Hour.t, may I stoop to mention, that we many miracles performed by our ford. I hirhl.i. lo answer tile hill of hoped to gratify a passion that I-<t i I it was not a monetary con­ 1 oniplalnt filed :ikii 111iit you and in God inatillcd in every normal hu- sideration. but tip|icrnio t was .ser­ '•,* fioill thereof llial a ileere.. Pi I oaf.- <1,1, hi) I tilereil aHiillinl you, mnn being for a more noble pur­ vice of love for tin* imperfect and ami fin rune |>r«*«-»•*«| »•% pose, the propagation of the hu­ suffering. There is no record of II In nnloriii lli.it all parlh * till* ' I tInnnu .m hit* rrnt .n and man race? Him ever refusing lo grant the re­ Kimun •• hi fjnirtt r <SV.' i-ii “The ideal is found in the first quest of a suffering human being. •••r iin Hmiitiiw • mi Quarter i-ij and this only will I discuss. If; 1 grant you that a workman is 8 **'tlou S. Veal.V II I I 7 I To. t.-.lii|, I WUnlv iii.e 1211 Huiilh, Itamte then, service is my aim, then my woithy of his hire. As in all ih liti 1 111) Cast aepear lo ihls 1.111 relation to God, my Maker, is of Walks ol life j( Imi nines necessary of <oiiipoiliii oil .,r In-lore 2r«l day ••I Aimusl A |>, (Im; Hillllll Im*. what rvituru? We urn commanded that there must lie a monetary day «»f UiIn at ti*«* by Jesus our Ideal, in Ilia ser­ k ii I'b ratiiui, a reimiiicrntioii for «Im••kmu11 riih* I Inline. Hanford, Klorlda. tu B Paper On ‘‘Ideal Physician” Is Read By Dr. J. T. Denton At Orange Medical Meeting llahed In "•M ■.- "ln k ^ . 'M ines, the' *Circuiin r Judicial ..l..'-°'irt Jun« fiih. Mib JOtl*. 17th. 24th •hd'll.t5' *KMI?ni.K e«.?2®lTT FLOninV * t o V'Tt, ln Re**..-.. -----_ c.».•» ^L'.e, rank )**r i*»VI ■ Roller is l t.rVhv nnni iItf iimv Hiiiv so* whom klvvit• Ith day !,f j un, ?:?• «that , Ply to H,« lloror’*!1! . 1 oil Jndgv of •*»». • Cf ProlM'e V u -td ■ *barge as Adm nV«irm * fl Ini'* of Frark ef •ml that nt tno^x,-!*!*, W, Present to **14 ",s A-li in M m mT counts ns Admlnl.tr., y ft 1 *■!?• Mk for }R|;r "• Dated April. :tth Hr*** 1' FOUREST .LA .... !. Apr. 2| \ |nv , - AdmlnkoJ June t ’ 11 ||* *• *• H, tV| -realizing that the present prices i n this property are fa r below the stan ­ dard of values in and around Sanford. <11e puichasing lots here that indicate they consider this an exceptionid buy and also that this property will be sold much earlier than our expec­ tations. C» By Williams , . *..• »>»• • • | If you wish to take advantage of the present low prices we urge you to al­ low u.s to carry you out and to show you this property. On the first of July prices in Oak Hill will be advanced. 3$ j ^ A L U ^ A M AFTA \ DO TO D - I S J u m p > T h p o rr, a m mem MAKE A FANCY Q o W T 'T H A u j u m c e . / REAOV A T S ALLTRE^ . i s T o rT - s e T - X j : 1 1 N. H. GARNER Owner and Developer 110 PARK AVENUE v J R w .lt ., 6 * /f 4 ' • • V .' V * 1 ? ? « £ '• lh; o Herk of ‘ihi -Realizing: that OAK HILL possesses every factor which establishes its present worth and contributes to the perm anent enhancem ent of prop­ erty values. :. , OUT OlIR WAY ',L �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, TlTNE 20, I025J Cone, w h o s e n; JtuSupreme Court H, snds.C hristina n nm « i* unknow n; n« , f l n a M. B u llio n : J o h n C C onpcr. htn w ife, Cooper, whine Down Four Decisions C h ristia n_ n a m e l a ' __________ unknown Toma* _____ r , ‘Rose1Carnival Queen J o s e M i r a n d a y H a n d l e s ; J o s e f s Mi r a l ul a y H u n c h e s ; l l n m . 1.1 M i r a n d a y S a n c h e z ; l t uf l n. i Miranda y .Sanches V l a d a d e I t ub l n n : i t u f l n n Ilnhton; William A. BIshee, his w i f e , ------------- It tabes. w h o s e C h r i s t ­ i an n a m e Is u n k n o w n : \V. T. W e b ­ s t e r , h i s w i f e . ------ -— W e b s t e r , w h o s e h r l s t l a a n a m e Is u n k n w n ; A. H. inal court of record for Hillsbo­ SI 'pe a r , h is wi f e , Hpeer, w h o s o NEW YORK, June 20.—“The jfornin, where wild fowl usually rough county in the case of A. I). C h r l n l t u n n a m e i s u n k n o w n : »!• W. Hurts of 34 state legisaltures to : cnntrrejtatc in trrent numbers for Walker nnd Clarence Davis, plain­ Htieff. h i s wife, — — ■ —-------- w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n ­ pass lawn lim iting daily bate limits wintcr feed, te a r out the predic­ tiffs in error, vs The State of Flor­ Htteff. k n o w n ; J. U. Wul ver t ni i . h i s wife, on mijrratory came birds during tions we made a few months ago ida, defendant in error. | — \Volvert>.n. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e n o w n : l . u t h e r C. P o r t e r , his the past winter shows that the un­ that our migratory game birds arc Affirmed judgement of the cir­ Is u n k--------Porter, whose Christian organized defenders of wold life doomed. The last shooting season cuit court for Santa Rosn county wife. n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; U C. 1’o r l e r . his have been unable to wake up those irt California is described as 'otten' in the case nt PM Johrtcn. p l a i n ­ w : : , . -----------i n n e r , w n otic, C h r i s t ­ Is u n k n o w n , A r t h u r F. OdIccislatnre* to t^4. tJircstCRcd ex­ lawmakers <tn not even seem tiff in error, vs The State of Flor- iI aIn.n nhaism e wi fe. ------—— <hi IIn. Whose tinction of the-wild ducks, geese,| inclined to rave th<m," said Dr. idn. C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; I. !>avegn. hi s w i l e . ------------- Du v e g a, brant and other migratory birds I Hornaday. Affirmed the decree of circuit h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; now being slaughtered by mill loin \ “Hpra jn ^ rast, npnthy and court for Orange county in the w ■ ■1 H e l s k el l . w h o s e Christian apnrt»nu:iit ’ said U r., opposition to killing reductions are case of H. F, Daily nnd Lucy C. n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; ------------ n u c h a n. n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; William T. Horan day, naturalist i barring all progress. The com- Bnily, his wife, anpcllnnts, vs S. -w n o s e CMh rciDs toinaal d, whose Chris ti an and defender of wild life, v.ho has merrial morrial interests have the upper A. Hutchins, appellee. n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; ■ —— A l t n m n w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n : been making strenuous efforts to hand. They have millions of ■ <!<>!A (Tinned judgement of the cir­ A l g e r n o n 8. Hpeer, hi s wife, C a r ­ save migrntnry game Li. da from Inis -of capital to back them, nnd cuit court for Okaloosa county in rie \V. H peer ; A. M. T h r a s h e r ; P e t ­ threatened extinction. ■ millions more a t stake. They are the case of R. E. L. McCar.kill and e r II. B r a d l e y , h i s w i f e ey, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is I have heard from 12 slates nblo to block the passage of legis- J. W. Brooks, plaintiffs in error, ul lnrudl k n o w n ; P e t e r It. It radly. Ills wi f e only cght of them made reduc­ lation that they do not like. The vs The First i-tiov nNntional u n v i i s , Bank u m i n of Kl lsnli elh \V. I l r a d l e y ; H u b er t H. tions in hag limits, open seasons, defenders of wild life who stand Florida,, u c o r p o r a t i o n , d e f e n d a n t | ^ J S K f i or both, cn migratory game birds," for reforms are without large in error. ties. If livi ng, a n d If e i t he r , u n y continued Dr. Hornndny. "Two funds, they are unorganized, and _____________________ 1o r nil o f s a i d p a r t i e s b e dead, to all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n ­ Dtatcs, Texas and Michigan, made they are utte-ly unable to have d e r th e following deceased d e f e n d ­ many excellent reforms in bag t renal representation in legisla­ a n t s . t o - w i t W i l l i a m W h i t n e y , h is wi f e. ------ W h i t n e y , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n limits, five stales, Pennsylvania, tures to introduce and bark up n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; Don P e d r o M i r ­ South Dakota, Kansas, Idaho and laws ^for the better protection of a n d a . Ms w i f e , -------------M r a n d a . Minnesota, have made good reduc­ the birds. w h o s e C h l r s i l u n n a m e Is u n k n o w n . u a n On Knl nt i i l o, hi s w i f e —— tions ii: bag lim its nnd open sen‘'Reports made during the pnst GAINSVILLE. Fla., Juno 20.— JKni do. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n am e Is tons. West Virginia reduced the hunting season covering much of The Agricultural Extension di’-’l- u n k rnulo w n ; J u a n Do K n t r j i g o tils seasons on six different iknds of the United States reveal an alarm- 'sion of the University of Florida wi fe. ................K n t r n l g o . whose I ' h r l s t l a u n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; Mo s­ migratory game birds. in" diminution in our supply of has obtained LeLatuI H iatt to bo es K. Levy, hi s wi f e . -------------Levy, migratory game birds. I am con­ "But in the other 34 states the assistant boys’ club ngent during w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J o s e p h M a r a A r r e d on d o, his wife, slaughter can go on a t its form­ vinced the present limited vol­ the summer, ----------- A r r e d o n d o , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n er rate. As the birds migrate und ume of it will follow th dong list Mr. Hiatt is an expert swimmer n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; P r n s o b l n C o r e pass from state to state, adequate of native American mammalia and nnd diver, nnd member of the Un­ f a c l o; A n t o n i o A r r e d o nd o. Ills wife, , whose Christ­ protection can only be established birds already locally extinct over iversity of Florida swimming tnnm. -i a■n n a m■e AIsr r eudnoknndoo w n : Pedro A r r e ­ through laws in alt states. Those wide areas. Nature lovers will not He will assist State Boys’ Club d o n d o . Ids w i f e . -------------- Ar r e d o n d o . states that have now passed laws be able to prevail, unorganized a s ' Agent R. W. Ballock and the cottn- w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; F e r n a n d o A r r e d o n d o , Ins wife. -----are fattening up the gnme birds they are, against the powerful, ty agents in tiic nsiruction nnd -----Arredo ndo ,w ho se Christian name which will be ruthlessly slaughter­ thoroughly organized and wealthy entertainment of the boys during is u n k n o w n ; D o l o r e s A r r e d o n d o ; Mnrrelletle Grant win chosen queen of the Rose Carnival held by her J o s e or M ar th a Arredondo; Marian.t ed by hunters in the next state. minority that puts lawmakers t o 'th e county dub camps. A r r e d o n d o ; J o s e A r r e d o n d o ; T h e o ­ fellow townsmen in Tulsa, Okln. She was adjudged the most beautiful "Itecenl reports from unbiased sleep with optimistic talk, and at A county club camp will bo bold d o r e A r r e n d o n d o ; i l achel P r e t t o , girl in Tulsa, and—well, it isn’t hard to believe. obr.em-rs i nthe south and in (’ul- the same time fouls the public." in practically every county having h e r h u s b a n d . A b r a h a m P r e t t o ; Kra s i n u s II. M e t i o w a n : Kllslia K. M o r ­ a county agent during the months g a n ; ( l o u v e n e i i r T i l ln t s o n . T r u s t ­ of June and July. ee; J. C, l l eywooi l . T r u s t e e . Joselill C. I l e y w o o d ; Kilim Vnjee. tils wire, ---------- Vtilee. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e WOMEN POSTMEN Is u n k n o w n ; Aden F. S t y l es ; J o h n • ’l a r k . Ids wi f e , — — Clark, h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; LONDON, Juno 20.—Women as w N a t h a n i e l M. tiriiwu. Ids wife, --------letter carriers in Great Britain — Brow-it. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n is u n ­ n ; Mo s e s J. T a y l o r . .Ir.. Ids have proved h success, according kwni of ew— — — Taylor, whose C h ri s t­ to Sir William Mitchell-Thompson, i a n t r i m - Is u n k n o w n : D e n n i s Kuan. — Mean whose postm aster general, who said re­ Ids w i l e , ■ s i i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; I m -I.I cently that 4,200 women were now cUh r lVulee, It is wile. Y (lire, in the employ of the department w h o s e C i i r i s l l a n n a a i e is uikii n n : F l l n A. I l r u n l l e v ; Kuo-li licit. Ids in that capacity. wife. — • It ll. w h o se C h r i s t ­ i an nii mo Is u n k n o w n ; J a n o s li d. Ills wife. ------------- Ale* G etting into hot water is a fine McDonal Do n a l d . w h o s e C l u i s i l i n mi me i euro for cold feet. unknown; Wi l li am it. ,M acdonal d Ids w i f e . —— — Ma c dona l d, w hos o ^s;ir:sr!i;nK uaiiE K Eir.aruiK 7tnuzTxi:nD i C h r i s t Ian n a m e is u n k n o w n ; Alin t i i i : r i u r i it r o t iit o f t iib hi: \ i : \ t ii .ii mi i n . n u n it g e r n o i i 8, Hpeer. Ills w i f e . ---------- -n r n .o n i n i . in anii r a n s i:u - Hpeer. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is A. INOl.i; n i l NTV. IN l‘IIAN('- . u n k n o w n ; Sadi e Hpeer; Kits K in . H peer ; \V. J . iliielmn. tils v.*if ------ilui'liaii. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n mimi8c th Woodruff, is u n k n o w n ; J a m r a II. Con", Ids Complainant, wife, Cune, w h o s e O n \ *. Ian n a m e Is u n k n o w n , l i u f i ua , M. W i l l i a m WIi llnay. cl at., Bul l i on: J o h n c . I’o o t - r , tils w Ifi-. I I ' f c nd ciii n - - ----- Coo p e r , w h o se i tirtr'tl.in miuie CI T AT I l *N T o Wil l l am W h i t n e y , liln wi fe. — I- u n k n o w n ; T o m a s J i . o .Miranda Wh itney, whose C hri st ia n name y S an ch es ; Jo s ef .i Miranda y Han­ Is u n k n o w n ; li on P e d r o Mi r anda. d i e s ; Kai non i .Miranda y San Ills wife, --------- Mi r a n d a , whos e I t u f l n a M i r a n d a y Hniidu- s Vlmla Hohlott; Wil­ C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J u a n de i l n h t o n ; I t u f i n o Do Kn t r u l d u , hls wi fe, ------------ , Hn- l i am A. u i s h e e , hl s Wife, — ll lshee. w h o s e C l i r l r t i n u n a m e Is I r a h l o , w h o s e i ' h r l s t l a u n a m e Is u n ­ k n o w n ; .In.in I*e C m rate, o, ills wife, u n k n o w n ; W. T. W* lister, hi s wire. —---------I ’t u r n l g o , w h o s e ClirlsMau -------------\V«dister. w h o s e Christian n line Is m i k n o u n; Mos es 1C. le vy. n a m e Is U n k n o w n ; A. 8. Hpe- r. Ids h l s w i f e . --------- l.nvy. w h o s e Fi i rl sl - " ' I f e. - . --------Hpeer, w h o s e * hrl nl l u n n a m e Is u n k n o w n : .liisuph Mat'll , a l n tmnte Is u n k n o w n ; il W, Hi left. A r l - Mo i He . H i v \ ( If cV, F' Arre- Tils •wife!* >--------i-iJL ' ■yUif-Vf.' \ fvfidsL ilonilo. w h o s e C i i r i s l l a n n a m e Is u n ­ C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J l> S T R E N G T H - S E R V I C E - F K O G I iE S S k n o w n ; I ’r as eh l n Co e c f a e l n; A n t o n ­ W o l v e r t o n . Ills w i f e , --------------- Wolu s g a n n a n a x .-s tc ;riix !2 ju u n 'si!5 .“ aKxsz.,n=R3U.,jT:*ad2XTnti’:z irio Arrciloiolo, hls wife, ■ Ar - veri ti n, w h o s e I ' h r U t l a n name is r e d mu l o . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is U n k n o w n ; l.ut hi-r C. i*ort*»r, his u n k n o w n , Pedro Ar r e d o n d o , his wife, ------------- P or t e r , w h o s e C h r i s t ­ wi f e , - --------— Ar r e d o n d o , w h o se i an n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; I., i*. IS T i ­ UBsnasriarMttnBXHnsrimHS’itisanti.'iERnRr.aaunfi^antjxnEEgaiaR nEaxEsxanauasnjexsuiiHZiaaBB.' iaaasKTsuxnxRHtniaaaHiii C h r l r l l i i n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; F e r ­ e r , tils w i f e . -------------p o r t e r , w h o s e 1 m n a n d o A r r e d o n d o . Ids wife, . C h r i s t i a n n . m e Is u n k n o w n; A r ­ ■ A r r e d o n d o , w h o s e (Ciirisllan n a m e is t h u r I I "III! Ills w If 1 ■ u n k n o w n ; Molnrcx A r r e d o n d o ; J u s n ’ •dlln. Whose C i i r i s l l a n n a m e Is u n ­ a l o r Murllio A r r e d o n d o : M a r i a n a A r ­ k n o w n ; I, Da v e g a , hi s u |fe, H r e d o n d o ; J o s e A r r e d o n d o ; T h e o d o r e D a v e g u , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is a A r r e d o n d o ; Itneln-I P r e t t o . h e r h u s ­ u n k n o w n : ------------------- l l e l s k e l l b a n d , A b r a h a m P r e t t o ; K r a s i n a s II. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is i i o k n a w n , Met in w n n ; Kllslui K. . Morgan; lioiiv- ■-------------l l u c h a n . yvlimo i'hrlstlau M- I " • e r n e i i r T l l l o i a o n . T r u s t e e ; .1 I ’ H e v - n a m e Is mi k n o w Ti: r. nod* T i u s l e e , J o s e p h C. t l e y w o o d ; old. w h o s e C h r i s t Inn n am e Is mi« ■ b ■ ctnnii it tt a n x x e n a s x s it n ti aim x « x r; n:ut a attTtx a s t .x x r KtticV'iriimrirznRrM.’SH K aH EuaM nnnaa.t K tills Vulee. Ills Wife, — —— Yll- k n o w n ; — — Al i mon. w l ....... rt M tee, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e |* u n ­ C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; A l g e r ­ s rt n k n o w n : Ad e n F. Sty les; J o h n C l a r k , non 8. Hpeer, Ids Wife C i r r i - W n n 2 H 3 s n z z 2 3 r s a 3 7 i 3 u r i ” H22'-i k B f i l i K N M s a n R n a B a a n t j n c B C K X B t i T i T m a n i t a r u B a u s o r a n t f * n r Ids w i f e . -------------C l a r k . n Hpeer; A M T l i ra s i u i . Pe i , r II u ti — Ur adl ey, ■ I ' h r l s i i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; N a t h ­ Hi nitlay, Ids w ir-. n LI 8 a n i e l St. B r o w n , his w i f e , ---------------- w ho s e C h r i s t i a n it Hue | < u n k n o w n , B -. U l.llr.iIt r o w n, w i n i n ' C h r i s t i a n mi me Is P d e r II. Itr I dl y. Ids wife, M H ■ u n k n o w n ; Atom-s J, T a y l o r , .Jr., hls h e t h tv. ll rudl ey ; llol."i i H. B r a d ­ 11 11 u "If*. — T a y l o r , w h o s e C h r i s t ­ ley; Ids wife. I.eslle l l r u d l ey ; Ul l It ■ u i a n n a m e In u n k n o w n ; Dennl a Kgitn, llant I*. W a l l a c e ; l o ot r g e *' II i h h i * M It A F.gnn. w h o s e l ey; a n d .1tisepH dr* la Mur a A r r e ­ Ids wi fe, -----------tt n 8 C h r i s t i a n n a m e is u n k n o w n Dav- d o nd o ; o r o t h e r w i s e . In a m i to tinn a 1(1 I. Vlllee. *11S w ife.----- Vu tee, l a n d s h e n d n a t t e r d. o rdi ed s i t u ­ a H M n w h o s e C l i r l s d a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; a t e. l yi ng a n d hel ng In t h e count y M n rt Kiln A, l l r u n t l e y ; Knorli It.. 11, Ids of S e m i n o l e mill S t a l e of F l o r i d a n x w|f«, — — lb'll, w h o s e e h rial Inn m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y i l . s . t l l o d ,l;i fol ■ t< n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J a m e s II M c ­ lows, l o - w l t ri Do n a l d , Inn wife, ——Mellon, l l eg l n i li ng at I hr- I n t e r s e c t loti of ■ HnatiHiH rjnZHnnEEaaasaLiap'iasrjT'at.rt.'E.ttiafrJtEnni'craNHgiiairHSEaBBUKanaaKanEaBB n aid. w l u m - C h r i s t i a n n a m e is u n ­ •lie K a s l e r n si de of t he W e k h a it k n o w n : WIIII miii It. Maedottald. his • l i ve r a n d llie N or t h l.liu- of ih.it Wife. — Mac d o n a l d . wlinsa P o r t i o n of t h e I V i c r Mi r a n da (Sr uit c iB a n B Z 2 B a m c n s H 'in 2 a i:s n s « 2 Z 3 n i!X R z n n a i!a c s u a B n s n n B a i;H a x v .7 Z » H a B a ii* * S B a * » ia B z z n Clirlidliin n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; A l g e r ­ k n o w n toi t h e m a p s ..( Hie P u t t e d n o n H Hpeer, his w i f e - --------------- S t a l e s S ur ve y s a s s»-ci Ion l:*. T o w n Speer, whose Christian mi me s h i p P.t, Smi th ,,r K. i mt - :.i Fast , V * 1* y Is u n k n o w n . Sadie H p e e r ; r u n t llclice s o u t h (iiii.j d e g r e e s , ,.i ♦t* *t» a .a < ,♦ « V° > *n* <♦* %♦ *N • > «■> Ullll A. Sp e e r , tV. J. 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C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v e n th Ju d i c ia l Circuit of Flo, r l d a . In a n d f u r H e m l n o l e C o u n t y . I HKAL) D v C o t t e s A S t u n c c r , HoltclUirit anA o f C o u n s e l f u r t h e CuiUplalti.HU. TALLAHASSEE, Fin., June 20. Extermination Migratory —The supreme court hns handed down the following memorandum without opinions: Birds In Next Few Years decisions Affirmed judgement of the crim­ Keep Wan! Away WITH A H iatt Is Secured As Assistant Club Agent SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN OUR STRONG DANK A dollar will sta rt an account with us, and we pay (>' < interest. [jnm inoln j^ a n k Sanford, Fla. Advertisements b r in g the wares of the world to your doorstep for your in s D e c t io n . A D V E R T I S I N G {♦fvv'v **v v v •->v v v v v ♦:■> By Williams 2YVYVv Mi vvS Read the advertisements— they call you to better things. Read them regularly. To be informed on the newest and best in everything. To make the family putse do a bigger and better job. �1— United States Is Leading Other Nations In Mileag Of Electric Railroad Lines SAN FRANCISCO, June 2ll.— Hailr<*ad electrification in America romprises between 20 and 25 per of the worhPs total railroad flictriticnuon *>i Steam Railroad? Committee presented to the Na­ tional Electric Light Association invention hero today. The total mileage of electrified rtj|roads in nil other countries of i)jt. world is 4.504 miles, Sweden i,sding with 744, France second »ith i»50. Switzerland third with 6.;0 miles. Germany’s mileage is eI1|y one mile less thnn that of Switzerland. Then in succession p.me Italy with 6f>3 miles, Austra­ lia with 543 miles, South Africa with 171 miles, Chile with 143 tniles. Norway with 125 miles, 3pam with HO miles, Japan with 4$ miles, Canada with 3S mites, Java with 31 miles, Mexico with *0 miles, England with 2K miles ami New Zealand with 8 miles. In the United States there is n little more than U00 miles oT electrified railroad, exclusive of terminals. Persons Afflicted With Tuberculosis More Liable To Die MINNEAPOLIS, June 20.—Per­ rons afflicted with tuberculosis are [5 times more liable to die than persons who do not have the oistase, according to a statem ent made before the National Tuber­ culosis Association this morning by Dr. Louis Dublin, statistician of tin* Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Dr. Dublin pointed out that at least 800,000 persons have passed through tho tuberculosis sanatoria of the United States in the last ten years, of whom close to 000,000 nre still alive and show­ ing the benefits of reduced mor­ tality in their respective commun­ ities. "The conclusion to lie drawn, therefore," said Dr. Dublin, "is that there are (1,000 less deaths a year from tuberculosis in this group of patients who have hud treatment in sanatoria than if no runnturia hods were available. The chances of longer life for pa­ tients who have hen to tuberculos­ is sanatoria and received proper treatment nre considerably great­ er than for those who do not re­ ceive such treatm ent. "A tuberculosis death rate of SO for each 100,000 population hy 1930, approximately one-half of that a t the present time will, I be­ lieve, he found to be not far from the actual figure in that year. In its conclusions the committee report says: "This country has been Imilt up on mi? t ^ g e r t a t i c - . V,\. must sustain it and we have now come t" the point where, if industry is to continue its magnificent grow­ th. transportation’s capacity must always he its equal; there must be no charge laid to transportation ihat it has been a cause of its in habitation. Eacha ande every in­ dividual in this country depends Upon the success nf transporta­ tion. The United States and every individual section of it must be accorded its natural growth; that it may attain it. we must face the fact that traffic is going to dou­ ble and double again. "For the growth in trnffice which no one who believes in the future of America will question. • JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. June 20. —The annual convention of the Fourth Division of the Railway Mail Association will meet in this city during Pune 22 and 23, it hat been announced here by Fred F. wf the local ihsriiU i of commerce. The Fourth division is composed of Florida, Georgia. Alabamn, and South Carolina and Tennesses. The convention will ins composed of the delegates and officers rep­ resenting about 1,400 members of the association. These with their wives wilt number about 50. Officers of the association nre E. F. Chilton of Nashville, Tcnn., president; J. T. Stovall, of MoontALL SOULS CHURCH June 21, the Twenty-third Sun­ gomery, A\ J , vice-president; B. M. Moss, of Atlanta, secretaryday after rentccost. treasurer. Mass at 8 o’clock. There will he two business m eet­ Iictreat of the clergy will begin June 22 anil end June 2d. During ings of the convention on June 22 that time sick calls will bo a t­ tended from DeLand. one in the morning nnd one in the afternoon. At 4:30 in the after­ noon of the first day, the delegates will go by nutomobile to the beach, returning in time for supper at which they will l*o the honor which they will be the honor guests. Only a morning scston will be held on the second day. Early in the afternoon they will be car­ ried on a picnic at Phoenix Park. t will i t Con­ gressman Joe Sears, Mayor John T. Alsop, Jr., Postmaster II. D. Ross, and others. M A C M IL L A N M A Y CLAM LAND F O R STATE OF M A IN E (Continued From Page One.) (light to the polar sea. where Lieut. Commander MacMillan ex­ pects to find an unknown contin­ ent. Down at Old Whale wharf where the two ships nre docked, supplies mg made today wn* thnt of the f 1 rris • thy w° Invade 1heirnomes expedition unlp?. with which the wil keep in touch with civilisation., .„ . --------------------DDRAKGCf, Mcx, . June 20.Five thousand children attended T R I B U T E P A I D T O special mass in the cathedral he ‘ ;n prayers were a W I S C O N S I N S O L O N recently wht BY theory is that myria is lhaee be4n driranl rby hills by the r earthquakes. ■■.... . America an author assert*, is "hard on poets." And sometimes we have a feeling that poata a n pretty hard on America.—Troy l (Ala.) Messenger. tcm i tor n cessation of the ptague j wj tho ^ tst]on of whether C O N S T I T U E N T S ‘ . * 7 7 »n» " hich has Invaded ; K<)0,o was more or less in the fContinuetl from page 1) A resolution was adopted by the legislature creating a committee to recommend a suitable memorial to be presented in the next legisla­ ture. AttUmg the ideas suggested wore erection of u monument in the capitol grounds hy public sub­ scription or erection of a memorial building in Madison. While ihe name of Mr*. LaFollette ha* been mentioned by some ns a possible candidate to succeed her husband in the United States Senate, no official action was in­ dicated until after the funeral. this district. ture „ f>ux ^ —p*|m g From the thousands of dead in- Times. sects which have been brought t o ----------------------- —-the municipal authorities attempts Short dresses are disclo are being made to produce a serum more family skeletons. against the poisonous sting of t h e __________________________ hairy creature. Ten thousand live _ 1 scorpions have been shipped to the federal department of health. The fact that n majority of the m~ ~'W poorer class houses in Durango .. '- ^ S r and ncarliy villages are construct■_ ed of adobe bricks nnd unplustered %fll| nPtn f'hlllo m d P is believed to account for the *M alarJa« * h1119 a n d F plague, ns the racks between the IlcngtlC o r Itilious F e v e r, brick* offer ideal breeding places. u k u u the s u n t , < KRISTIAN CHURCH Services wilt be held at the high reboot auditorium, Sunday morn­ ing a t 11 ik-lock and evening tit 8 o'clock. Sermon subjects; "Chris­ tian Baptism" and "Tho Two Ways of Life.” A cordial invitation is much success. At Shanghai tho situation hat extended to all. There will lie spe­ so improved that some of the f o r ­ cial music at morning services. eign defense units nre to he de­ mobilized, hut guards ate to be CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS Second Sunday a fte r Trinity, retained a t tho power stations, June 21. waterworks, a n d ' other essential Sunday School at the usual hour institutions. Meanwhile the reprencntntivi t 11:45 o'clock and Morning service of the powers' at Peking have at 11 o’clock with sermon by Rev. suggested to the Chinese govern­ Jambs G, Glass. ment that an effort be made by. negotiation to settle present sit­ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Rev. T. ,L Nixon, I’astor. uations, leaving the broader ques­ Services for Sunday, June 21st. tions at issue, such as the admin­ istration of justice nnd govern­ Bumlnv School, F. B. Adams, Sup­ ment of the foreign settlements, erintendent, *J:30 a. m. Morning worship, sermon hy the for later discussion. pastor, I I a. m. Reception or new members at the morning service. Senior. Intermediate and Junior Leagues, 7 p. in. Preaching hy the pastor, 8 p. m. Services ono hour in length. Come and worship with us. (Continued from Page I.) damage to Japanese trade along the Yangtze liver a couple of weeks ago, also is to be employed in the anti-foreign agitation now brooming general throughout the country. The latest port affected by this agitation is Chunking, an import­ ant treaty port in the province of Szechwan, nnd some 1,100 miles from the mouth of the Yangtze. Most of the foreign powers have consulates at Chunking, which is also an important missionary cen­ ter. l.atest dispatches indicate, the rtrikers are in control there, and Swedish, Polish, nnd British na­ tionals have been beaten, and the foteign residents have been forced to take refuge on foreign war­ ships. Student agitators also are re­ ported to have arrived a t IIanKow, another treaty port on the Yangtze, to agitate for n boycott for foreigners. A similar agita­ tion a t Peking has not met with AMUNDSEN PARTY HAD FIGHT WITH DEATH IN NORTH For the nr. -out, at least, it is not noee-sniy for American ladles to smuggle in the divorces they gi l in Paris. Fayetteville Obser­ ver, HERE is a right time to do everything when a person knows that action 1 on his part will mean the most to his future Now is the right time to Luy real estate—when such a purchase will mean the greatest profit to its NEW LUMBER YARD company where the national an them was sung by the crowd." The story says the returnci members of the Polar expeditioi got to bed late the following morn ing at King’s Bay. Scientists Register Breathing of Flics T I1E prices in Oak Hill are to be advanced on the First of July and those who are still doubtful as to the advisability of purchasing property here are urged to act at once if they do not want to pay an increased price. HERE is no easier way to make $100 than to buy a lot in Oak Hill NOW and get the advantage of this advance in prices. CASH LUMBER CO. W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 472-W F you will call at our office we will take you foi i drive over other sections of our city and then carry you to OAK HILL and here among the beau­ I MOM SAID That man be You' d G ive ME A NICKEL T o z A CC n £ HAVE To ASK — POP cone? y tiful oaks and other tropical advantages you will find the very spot that you so long desire to find the place tor your home and also foi a piofit. GARNER YES Got i COULDN'T T ha t 'S SOMETHING UNUSUAL FOR YOU ISN'T IT r A complete line of Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath 1trick Lime Piaster White Rock Piaster Hoard Nails Screen Wire llullders Hardware I)o)rs Windows Frames nnd Screens Made to Order We will build your house Complete—or Furnish mate­ rial Only The Price Is Right SANFORD £ DON’T HAVE ANY c h a n g e v y o o ’i i . YES5IR-IYE BEHAVED MVSELF ALL0AY — . . tion (trnr CHINESE STRIKERS KIDNAP KINSMEN IN JA P E M P L O Y MOM CN L HAVE A NICKEL TO BOY A ~ — H E L P I T - L'u E H A D ' r A STIFF N&CKL\ j f f l Owner and Developer 110 PARK AVENUE .*: : .......~ �W TO m ^ . y^ vk? The Sanford fierald ftU b M **t If You W ere Boss of Sanford? 4-SAW * r* rr ■f«*r»*»* w f*»t at X « » f o r* . F lorida w o u ld IflR U g u rrte? ■wr ■ f P K C l A t i s o n c K i All o b i t u a r y n o 'lr e a . card * of t h a n k s , r e s o lu tio n * a n d n o tice* i t F n l e r t a l n m a n t a w h a r # c h a r s * * a r e hind* will be c h a r g e d h r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g rate*. M K H D F It T I I K t t l t O W A T E I ) P l l K M T h e A aaorlntefi P r e s * I* e x c l u s ­ iv ely e n t i t l e d fn t h e u ae f o r rap u b l l e a t l n n o f a l l n ew s d is p atch * * c r e d i t e d to It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d ­ ited In t h i s p a p e r a n d a ls o th e lo­ cal n e w s p u b li s h e d h e re in . All rig h t* o f rf>publiCtttloti o f tpeclftl d l i p a t c t i •c h e re in u re m ) no ris*er~€d. SATURDAY. JUN E 20, 1923 THE HERALD'S PLATFORM i .—Deeper water route to Jsekannvllle. . L _ g,—Construction of St. Johns-Indian River canal. S.—Extension of white way. 4,—Extension of local amusements. —Swinnlnf pool, tennia courta, ate. 5, —Augmenting of building pro­ gram —houses, hotels, apartment houses. 6..—Eitenalon rf street paring pro­ gram. 7. — Construction of boulevard around loike Monroe, g.—Completion of d t) beautifica­ tion program. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE KINGDOM WITHIN:— The kingdom of God cometh not with observation; Neither shall they auy. !a> hero ! or, h> lhere*! for, behold, the kingdom of God i» within you. Luke xvii: 20, 21. For the kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost. Homans xiv; 17. WHITEST ANGELS I gee three Angels hover, A bo vo an Ancient Gate, “Whence are they come," I pon­ der, "And wherefore do they w ait?” The stars of morning know them, And every star of night, And hundred moons of evening, Are not more stilly bright. ] hear a Voice go singing, That rnnv not well be heard, Like the crooning o’er a cradle, Or like a nestling bird. "They are the whitest Angels, Or nU the lovely host, And on the Hills of Heaven, Their place ts uttermost. M A "They an* tho Mother Angels, How silently thy wait, Until the last white morning, Shall dose the ancient Gate." And all the gray-eyed Mothers, Shall pass (his blessed way, Unto th»* Hills of Heaven! My Mothers eyes were gray. And all the gray-eyod Mothers, Shall sit them down to wait, For all tho blue-eyed children, Within the Ancient Gate. —New York t unes. t> ■■ Time to buy your second straw lid. — - - o-------"Hop to it," said one frog as lie invited unother to fight. ....... o You might bo able to ride a free horse but we haven't heard of any­ one finding u free taxi. o-------An apple a day keeps the doctor away and we dare say the apple bill would is* much smaller than the doctor's would he. -------- o--------A Gainesville young ludy was given u fine cow for a wedding present. Now if someone will fur­ nish the honey, the couple may lie aide to live upon the fat of the land. —- - o— — A news item says seventy-eight million dollars worth of corsets were purchased in the United States last year. We didn’t know they had started to wearing ’em again. ——— o--------Dayton is to entertain the larg­ est assortment of cranks in the his­ tory of this country when the Scopes trial gets under way. Maybe someone can find the Miss­ ing Link in the bunch. -—■■ o— Today’s best laugh: While Field Mai:.hall von lliudenburg hasn't the type of face one could care to meet on n lonely road, still we'd welcome his residence in our neigh­ borhood long t-nougli to spread frightfulnesa among the amateur Bttxuphunista.—Arkansas Gazette. This is an old game, this writing of letters under such a caption ns "If I Were Czar" or "If I Were Dictator". But it is a game that could be played every now and then in every town in the country, and do a lot of good. It brings out opinions and suggestions that are often of great value to town officials and to citizens in general. And then, it offers a genuinely Interesting pastime to people who arc equipped with imagination, and who have sense enough to give free rein to it at tim es. Out of the visions, out of the “ fool dreams" ot men and women who seldom were taken seriously at all, have grown the great ahievements of the wdrld. Here in Sanford there are people capable of voicing dreams, capable of describing visions, capable of offering advice about this and that. It is to these persons that The Herald is addressing these words today. Let the people of this city hear your opinions regard­ ing w ays to make Sanford grow faster and better. Let them henr your ideas of how better things could be done. Let them see through your eyes something of the Sanford you are forcasting in a air-castles you build. To give these letters weight nnd interest, the mimes of the writers must be signed for publication. Under the cap­ tion “ If I Were Absolute Dictator Over Sanford", tell us whnt you would do. Pretend that you would have five or ten years to run tins town, spend its money, direct its people according to your own sw eet will. Then tell us what your dictatorship would bring to your city. The Herald sees a chance to pass on to the people of Sanford some valuable suggestions,* in the publication of these letters. “Perfect Obedience” Not Always Desirable z THE SANF( — •• -- — .S A T U R D A»Yl J o n p i i t u , i1025. m p. . • As Brisbane Sees It Abd-el-Krim— Bad Newa. 1! i ( C o p y r i g h t 1915) ABD-EL-KRIM, leader of the Riffs against the French, ia report­ ed killed in battle. I t’s not unlikely, for the Arab leader, a fighter by choice, does not conduct w ar from a safe distnnr* »« i|n tVc rules Of EuluJ/e. And his death would mean more than any dozen deaths in our modorn "civilization" wars. With us, the power is in guns, gas, sci­ ence and money. With the Arabs, still living back in the days of Mohummcd, the power is in personal leadership. It is ensv for a bowleKnj ,i £ thrf Wutt‘r ln*te«3 of . on the beach. 01 *'t II Lr-ugh and grow fat is fin*. Blll a fte r you succeed it ceases to h, . laughing m atter. ** * One difference between hug™. ami dancing it it is too hoi u dance much now. w Sow Orleans man tried to ku nap a girl ami marry her. Morin do educate people. DAVID COWAN, n young Can­ adian, won $3,000 for the best es­ say predicting the developments in electrical industry between 1920 and 19.70. At the end of 1930, the Ameri­ can Superpower Corporation will give $10,000 to the essay writ­ er whose predictions come nearest to the truth. Young Cowan knew nothing about electricity, when Bonbright Co., offered the prize. He used his hrains, studied the history of electricity in industry, let his imagination work, and WON. Some time imagination does more than knowledge. The inven­ tor of the sewing machine could not Row. No one enn guess nt the pnssibilties of electricity in industry. For one thing, according to liuidune, able British scientist, chem­ istry and electricity combined may tnaku sugar os cheap as saw­ dust. ----------------- -o----------------- tists. J. S. Haldane and Sir John Cadman, tell a gathering of engi­ neers that thg age of coal is NUT passing, and that steam will crowd out tho internal combustion en­ gine—steam being more powerful. Ju st as you were bidding goodBy IRVIN S. COBB ___ byo to coal .and wondering wliut Neil O'Brien, the minstrel ninn.inne banner—a large and ornate would happen when oil gave out. are told that oil will do ninny told me th a t once ho landed with u mpim-e of imitation red silk. A big you things that coal can’t do, but coal troupe in « Virginia town barely Kr«i»b«U it «s the property , „ . man passed it off the ear, and will la* king. Most surprising, to serious mon.j in time to give the customary street c.]utltc t(, it( fighting off all opposiis the statement that steam, in ­ puradc before the hour of the m at- tion. nice. Outfitted for marching, the As he started proudly up tho stead of gasoline will he Used in company piled off tile train to find stric t, with the flagpole resting in airplane engines—the combustion awaiting them a t the depot a large t)u. ,tit llf his stomach, a stiff engine living "to inefficient." reception committee of negroes. | breeze caught the banner and it THE WEST coast of South Every darkey in the crowd w'ns bellied like a sail, almost dragging America has recently known tor­ anxious to get the Job of carrying the color bearer off ills feet and rential downpours in places wlie re one of the show banners, not alone forcing him to hack and jibe to rain had been unknown for gene­ for tlic sake of the free pass paid keep from being capsized bodily, in exchange for the duty but for the Observing his plight a disap- rations. Scientists attribute the added glory of taking part in the pointed candidate for tin* same job change in weather to the Hum­ procession. 'raised ids voice in invocation from boldt current, said to have wan­ from its course, several This was a small and struggling the sidewalk: “Sic him, wind!" he dered miles out into the Rucific und troupe, however, which boasted but yelled. "Sic him!” away from the coast. MUSK* EXALTS EACH JOY, allays each grief, Expels disease, softens every pain, MY FAVORITE STORIES FOR THE HALL OF FAME Contemporary Comments ASHEVILLE CITIZEN Tennessee has added inonkeyshiniitg to moonshining.—Talla­ dega (Ala.) Home. Faith may move mountains, but only work has tunneled them.— Mobile News-Item. An Ohio minister lias mariied almost 2.909 couples and says lie is not afraid to die.—Spartanburg Sun. Rum Row ever desirous of ac­ commodating the dry, seems liter­ ally to have “Gone to Halifax."— Miami Tribune. Speaking of the rights of citi­ zenship, a great many of us would rather have a parking place than a vote.-J—Durham Sun ~ •Doctor Eliot says, there ’ork to do in heaven, lotsa will Ik*Jwork of peo|do wi!ill not he interested in trying to get ge there,—Spartanburg Sun. 1 L Last Leek cek a man in Hong Kong bit a dog. An English doctor says thu man) was mud, but the Chinese 14 <* * M ( DAN DOBBS SAYS Some people save monev n.v ers have a daughter >n college. Tho baseball fan seern, . i around ulmost us much a, it,, to stay in the wnt*r inAY7 ting on the beach d of ,il' 1 $3.0(10 for Ouensfng. Yea, We Are Very Rich. Coal to Come Bark. By ARTHUR BRISBANE INDUSTRY ALREADY pro­ duce* money on a bite scale. The Dupont Company is expected to "cut a melon, in the slung of Wall Street, by handing to its stock­ holders a bonus of $50,000,000 in stock. Increasing capitalization from 100 to Hid millions will do it. T hat will seem to stockhold­ ers more impressive than making sugar an cheap ns sawdust, witli such melons, you can afford to buy augur ut old prices. ------ - SOMETHING WAS BOUND TO GET CROWDED.OFF W hat they ought t« ,|„ ^ signs where you can park instead of where you can't. Won’t tile bathing suits draw enough men to keep our coast line protected all summer? N ear Nome, Alaska, a wnm;» carried to sea on a cake of k« kept cool until rescued. In making a movie they taka one long-drawn out kiss and hunt for a plot to precede it. Mnn stole two barrels of mu,. tnrd in Waco, Tex., enough tonukt a millon hot dogs hark. The beautiful spring flowerj smell sweet, but u tanning fucturr in Orleans, N. Y., burned. Things are in such had shape i only *10,000,090 was lH*t bn '* Kentucky horse race this year. Pnrenlfl who have the idea that "perfect obedience" on the part of their children is highly desirable might be shock­ JUST IN PASSING ed to know that some of the world’s most successful teachers BY R. J. HOLLY believe "perfect obedience" training can ruin a child’s char­ acter, nnd his life. 1 note with much pleasure that the I.ake County Com­ Angelo J’ntri, for instance, while agreeing that children missioners have arranged to build the road from Mt. Dora must obey, thinks the important work of the parent is to to the Wekiwa River IK feet wide, the stretch of No Man's Land know how far lie should enforce his will over that of his child. near Mt. Dora at the sarfn* and make this road look like some­ "Obedience”, sa y s Patri, "is no longer the simple thing we thing instead of trying to hide tin* approach to Sanford ns has been done for years. used to take it to be. We are no longer sure that it is for FRENCH FRANCS and Italian us to command and for the children to obey. Ours is not life were weak yesterday, but sug­ This is one of the main highways to Sanford and has the only wisdom and our intelligence is not the only reflec­ gestion that war debts be paid lias never received the attention from the Lake County Commis­ tion of the divine mind upon earth. We would save them a disturbing effect. But financ­ sioners that it should. Of course they hail an alibi about this stretch belonging to the city of Mt. Dora and all th at from danger by the voice of authority, but we would not im­ iers that should know say that with debts refunded, on a fair ba­ apple sauce but if this road wended its way to another city plant fear in their hearts. We would guide our children, hut sis, the nation’s currency will re­ that I might mention it would have been fixed years ago. we would not make them dependent and helpless through vive. blind obedience. We would lead them to higher planes of All of which brings my ponderous brain around to tin* living than we have ever attained, but we would not have "ENGLAND WOULD not today f:ut that many of the sister counties have been lax in their reciprocal relations where Sanford is concerned and we have them score us for the faith that is without works. How then have her pound practically u t par, tlic devil's own luck in getting connections with the outside had she not arranged to pay her shall we know to teach them better obedience?" world. debt. And what she saves in her But Angelo Patri is always helpful in his articles and he gold purchases will be enough to tries to keep them on a com monsense basis. A fter it is no pay her debt to America." So say Maybe some of these fine days other sections will begin lo find out that Sanford is some city nmi Seminole county longer possible to snatch a child away from tho fire and say the experts. is some, county and they will need our good will to help them "No" so that he knows we mean it and he must obey, Patri put u'.'pr.some of thole pet-schemes, ">lt is n long lam rthat has 1l vr -WHS .IS frightfully rich nmasays.UttW complication* nml: difficult problem* comer' Htrtno turning nnd Sanford nmi Seminole county are forging tion. The countries of Europe owe he closes his article with some paragraphs that many a par­ us ten thousand millions nnd will to the front just about ns rapidly as any of them and we ent could read most profitable. have forged with our own efforts and with but little as­ nnv us, including interest, THIRTY sistance from other counties "I think," he says the fundamental principle here is: THOUSAND MILLIONS in the next til years, "The child must not do w hat we « ’*e sure will hurt him. The This particular section of the state was the first to re­ European debts due to private fringes about that sure are tremendous and vary with the cognize the value of good roads, the first to bond for g o o d vision of the one who is sure. It is better not to he sure American purchasers of Europe’s roads, this was the first city to build good streets nnd now amount to eight thou­ has more miles of good streets than any city of similar size about many things for the morrow may disclose a new truth obligations sand million dollars. These* se­ ill the state. While we do not need any assistance in our and we become an object of mirth to the spraddling young­ curities, averaging high interest own bailiwick wo do want other countries to join up our ster. rates will compel Europe to payi good roads and help to make an unbroken link in the state our citizens $50,909,009 a year— J "I think” Patri concludes we can lie sure about a few highways. things. He must tel! the truth as close as he can see it.j with tlio principal when due. Now that Semiiydo county will have two representatives He must learn to respect the rights of others to the extent OLD ROME, with her consuls! and with Brevard county* will have one senator it will soon lie of letting them alone. He must honor himself by keeping pouring in money and slaves from time to cast about for suitable, matcriul to represent us at clean in his own sight. Oh, yes, he can be trusted more than conquered territory was not neurTallahassee when the next big picnic and talkfest is staged ly as “well fixed" as Uncle Sam. | you think. Youth is clean at I >ttom. You scarcely ever there* two years from now. And we* should choose them wisely wonder some of our friends in nnd well for much depends upon our progress in the next five touch bottom when you explore him because lie is ever on No Europe worry, and ask "Did we years. guard against such explorations. I think the must should fight each other only to make should h(| based on some such idea as this and limited som e­ Uncle Sum rich?” Herb Eelkel in un editorial in the St. Augustine Record Our answer is "We didn’t ask what to them. We must consider the child with whom we says: "Every citizen of St. Johns county should visit the pris­ you to fight. Be wiser next time." are dealing when we take upon ourselves to say, "You m ust.” on farm.’ No doubt, Herb, no doubt, and ere the summer is over probably many of them will visit it and become so enam ­ There are times when it is necessary. TWO OF Britain’s ablest scien­ Among the twenty-seven Amer­ was to sweep through every State icans proposed this year for the in the Eastern part of this coun­ twelve positions to be tilled in the try, striking munuctes frum the arms of the insane nnd freeing Another One. Hull of Fame of New Y'ork Uni­ these helpless sick from dungeon-* Alary had a little Iamb, So nice and white named Bertie, versity, only one woman appears. a in I | mst holes. Within six years It is well that this is so. It is die traveled from Nova Scotia to She took the lamb eminently fitting that Dorothea the Gulf of Mexico ami inspected To Birmingham, Lynde Dix has no apposition from eighteen State pendentiaries, 300 And HOW it's Uuck and dirty. — I’hil Armstrong. her own sex, since this distinction county jails, and 59(1 almshouses, will doubtless make her election conducted on her reformed plans. Scotland, the Channel islands, certain. That sho earned the hon­ Murv had a little goat or now proposed for her, nil will France, Austria, Turkey, and Swe­ So gentle site called, it Annie agree. No American, man or wo­ den, were some uf the European She took it a canter, man, has ever surpassed the work countries which, moved by her el­ Way ut> to Atlanta, of Miss Dix for mercy and bu- oquence, enacted laws for the bet­ Now it's one tiiskie Nannie. —Tri-City News. maneness. The inspiration of her ter treatm ent of tile insane. Even speech und the fruits of her in­ Japan, listening to Iter plea, estab­ dustry relieved the sulTerings of lished two asylums for the insane. Mary had a little beau. Her energy was inexhaustible. unfortunates on three continents. Whose first name was Billy, Site warred against cruelty and Twice stricken by nervous pros­ He asked her instead assailed the strongholds of super­ tration, she rallied each time and His brother to wed, ulition. She counselled with great went doggedly back to her work. Which was downright silly. men, commanded legislatures and >She abhorred cruelly. She launt’*—— —o - ----Delay in bulkheadiug and pav­ wen the co-operation of diplomats, led, condemned, exhorted, v.h.-cdleJ Dorothea l.yndc Dix, the Boston! governors and legislators into puting of streets neur the new For rest Lake Hotel will prove costly J school teacher, championed the j ting her ideas of rcfnYm into ofto Sauford and those who have fcj- <«us« of the* insaue*. Horrified by! fed. She begun the buiinos* of lection, when tour- the barbarous treatm ent accorded j fi, eing the insane from ncedloss vested in that so id s icluyn this fall lo find little the mentally ill, she* begun in 1H-I2 Iciuelties, a labor wldeli is nut yet duu* in the way of development. tile single handed campaign which completed. w ^vrwe^-i? W',V' t " '^r -c Under the assumption that Sanford citizens have more tim e in the summer to give thought and service to their K n t e r * 4 • • F *cond C l« t» M a t t e r , C K tobar IT, » I » . a t t h a P o a to f f le a home city, The Herald is taking this chance to ask for some i a t S caford. F lo rid a u n d er Act of contributions to a symposium. It wnnts some letters of, say Hank 1, 1M* not more than five hundred words, preferably less, dealing „ K d ltar R t l U I D L IIB A 1. Manner* w ith thoughts that would interest and benefit Sanford peo­ R. IIOWAni) nKllli •h uaa UH ple. III Maaanlla Avraur If you were given the task, and the honor, o f being Dic­ siJiisrn iP T in v itv ri:a tator over Sanford’s affairs, an absolute ruler w ith power O na Y r » r — t7.mi SI* M on th * $1.50 >»allvrrr,l in C ity b r 0 " r r l e l . p « r to do exactly what you pleased with everything and every­ •rack , I J j . W e e k ly S d ll lu l i 12.08 body in Sanford, what are the reforms and the changes you p e r >a n r. ________ ___ ________ lir iif 1 *<-K\ ' Y : *’ ' :’% You can’t lie polite these ,Uyj without somebody selling ycj something before you know it. SATURDAY EVENING SERMON By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN The word "nil" is one of the a view to striking out that which smallest words in tho language nnd >hoy consider outworn or m,t of yet it is the largest word, it con­ harmony with the times. Such irtains only three letters, but those reverence is traceable to a ,nU. three letters inelude everything. conception of Christ's personality Yet. big ns the word is, Jesus and position. Christ's Universality. could not have used one less com­ prehensive. If He had employed If He were but a man. critics n word with limitations, howevei could without impropriety cenwr large th at word might have been, Hi* words and expurgate Hi* lie could not have done the work teachings, hut as He is "very God," th at He came to do or occupy the it is sheer impudence to >iuc»tiun high position which is of right the propriety of His language. Jlii critics are not in the same dm His. It might have seemed sufficient with llim and therefore act I*if the last five words of the first yarn! their rights when they »:• verse quoted had been omitted, hut tem pt to amend or qualify. Christ spoke to man universal, it would not have described Him as entrusted with "all power" "in while his critics siieak for and U heaven ami in earth,” and He must particular classes and groups; necessarily possess all power. On Christ spoke to man Ihmughuui l-artli. lip, is the only Redeemer nil ages; His critics ii-.lung lo a und in heaven the only Judge and generation, to very limited periodi intercessor. His reign is contin­ of time. if Christ knew enough to offer uous. uninterrupted Ivy death. That mysterious thing which we call a moral code which nil the wisdom life cannot he imprisoned in tho o f nineteen centuries has btt-n un­ i tomb—“Thou shall die" “was not able lo add to or take from, H* knew better what parts of Hi* written of tho soul." principles were worthy to h* Christ was with the Father be­ spread abroad than any huiaitn I*fore the earth was; the plan of sal­ ing who lived then or hai lived vation wns formulated in the be­ since, He requires the oiiwnrginning—"fore-ordained before the Mice unnd f "nil" the things that He 1foundation of the world.” As He commanded. is from everlasting to everlasting, The fourth "all" is found in the it would destroy the strength of word “nlway” to which Be gat* the verse to substitute any other still greater emphasis by adding, word for the word “all." "Some," “Even unto the end of the world." "much," "most," anything less than if there could ever be a time "nil" would roh the sentence of its in the future, however, remot*, value. when Christ's power would (ail if All the World Included. His blood he insufficient to wad And so with the “all" in the next away all sin, then Christ would verse; His disciples were sent not he the final word in rvligioo. forth, not to make disciples of a If He were like other religion part of the world or of particular teachers who gave way $*(«* nations, or of nearly all, but "all." Him, Ho would in time give wayU Ilf there were a human being any­ a successor. ored of it that some of them will he requested to stay. where for whom Christ’s redemp­ No Successor. tion is not sufficient or who does Hut He can have no slice*** Gentleman in Jacksonville making a speech on Florida the not need illumination by Christ’s He is the One whose coming »* other day spoke the truth when he said that Florida's climate wisdom, He would not bo the Mes­ foretold; He is the One whom 9* has always been here nnd is no new thing to rave about. And siah or Redeemer. Christ could world recalls as the Creator ul1 then the home folks are not doing the raving a t present. Our not have excluded any people a n y -' ,unv L,rn< u ja appearance amuff visitors here and the folks in CnHiornia arc doing all the raving. where because tie came to save men c (instituted a dividing line b** all people everywhere. | tween the ohl and the new. E«* No realtor selling Florida property needs to “ hull the pub­ One vital difference between those who profess to deny lic" in trying to make a sale. The truth is good enough about those who regard Christ as the only is to nee do Him reverence Florida and We should confine ourselves to the truth. The soil begotten Son of God and those ever they write IL <'. or Anna and the climate is here all the time and every prospector should ; who regard Him, however good, Domini. see his land before he buys regardless of how good it might The world lias made grcat_ tirL>* 'a s only human, is that the former seem to thq realtor selling the same. And all northern folks gress in Intelligence, in scieii^* feel tn duty hound to carry Christ's .......................... should conn- here in the summer and know our incomparable gospel to every race und clinic, | end in art, but no new orb "* summer climate before they buy. while those who drag the Saviour | arisen to dim the splendor of Our down to the human level feel no lord. He is the spiritual *u“ I want to see some new blood in the Chamber of Commerce. such compulsion. One who came around whom all the stars rcvol I 'want to see u board of directors made up of the young men "of to save "all” must be made known VC. ( t i Sanford. They should be getting into the harness and relieve No human being before or ac to all ia order that His mission some of the elder men' who have been carry the burden for so may be fulfilled. A philosopher ter Him approaches lRnl Iri ' long. Oncu a man has served as a governor lie knows more or teacher, admitted to ho wise but number of value of the truths in about the Chamber of Commerce than he ever knew before and regarded ns only a man, would b c|tered in the clearness with whi* all of them should have the opportunity. lost amid a great company of phil- the truths were expressed, 9> osuphers who, being without au­ beauty with which He *^°krn.Y A citizen of Sanford and especially a citizen in business here thority, can advise hut cannot them, in the force with which who is getting a lot of the benefits of publicity and making his illustrated them, or in the com­ speak with authority. money here, chiefly because of the efforts of the Chamber of pleteness with which He eniO”11 Equal With God. Commerce, who is not contributing of his time nmi money to'I he lutter part of this second ed them in His life. , . wurd the Chamber of Commerce should he ostracized by the He has been justly described * I verse gives us one of the numer­ business men who n rf assisting in making Sanford what it ous proofs that Christ "thought “tho g reat fact of history * . should be und this means that sooner or later these drones j is not robbery to be equal with which no other fact can be c“ should be told about it. No man should hold back in this | God." Baptism was to be adinin- pared! and as "the growing greater movement for a big city here and certainly there would , istcrcd “in the name of the Father, ure of all ill time." time. lie no concentrated effort for u big city without u Chandler of ' and of the Son, and of the Holy A Unique Commission: . Commerce*. her .......... commission is 1,1 ‘ i Ghost." He counted Himself n No other .. same class, can be written t part of the Trinity. A lot of people sit back uud sneer nt tbe work of the prime The order ia which the three arc the same page, or b* wo* movers here ami lie little their efforts while raking in the pro­ named does not necessarily indi­ comparison with it. H 111 ^ fits that accrue from these efforts. It is so much easier to ig then men **• j. cate rank; if it did, then the Son u!l the people living criticise. !*J would be superior to the Holy bora afterwards. It embrace ised -(G host; but as ns th the Father and tho that He commanded; He pm it*, so tlic Son und the to stand back of His word i»n' ^ say he was hungry.—Balm Beach The announcement by an “om i-' n!!}.. 7:h . are one—the three ure j church throughout the ' _ ■. Times. M> uno3t “ *v —wiu n in e urv i cnurcit mruuKiiv— t 4 fltfln*i$l m at scientist " that ki*; ;t*4 urn full i in and distinct entitles und!■ncrcs, and able to . of germs but that tobacco•* ‘UllH kills T n ' ‘c “,,u nmi ..ttnHe c***wan «»»•***--uni ( hut !iiu$ « . ^ ..i i (iages, .ii ....... «. ItiMivtHi itnul °w °' J U H t ,., ,un «nc. a l- 1"all power” In htavin Wiry is it that a red-headed wo­ them, may be nothing more tl m ^joint man invariably marries a meek some subtle propaganda Issued by •" l!*h. u combination of the phy- earth." si man. The answer is: She doesn't flappers in their own d e f e n d - !T * ‘6° nK'nln 1 “nJ ‘he T In ChrSt” mpR |Ul. each separate and yet all out the fact that Christ lit* just gets th a t way.—Roanoke Miami Tribune._____ . united. this same word "all" all on Times. .. . I The third "all" is used to for- occasions. In the condudi K . (i Fifty thousand persons saw F ly -; bid the elimination of a n - part of of the eleventh chnoU't DeSoto was paddling along the mg Ebony win the Kentucky d e c , that which Christ commanded. This thew. He extended H 'J y« Mississippi. "Gosh, wouldn’t that J * A ch“ck the “all" which needs roost to ery.me—"Come unto me. ^ be a poach of n place to stage a nn/Huln Vln that labor and ure hiJ > i 'Ut a t east emphasized today. bathing beauty show," he exclaim 0 n n i nOnu. " r t k Wa:\ KolnB ! , Few of those who ,-u]| themselves nmi 1 will give you rest- ^ ^ vd.—A rkansas Democrat. word . jn,j...jn%l. / * i1 . nf V uMiuvtUctf to j ( hri.Ht.Ian3 would undertake to too, fix i no loo, other no uuwi R t0 that bounds to the power or au th o rity ' conveyed the fullness of “ “ j * [of Christ, and l.C would dure to tut ion. Any «•»** less comp/efc.-.. "Where are you going, my pret­ effect.—-Nashville Banner. i invalid*1*^ exclude any nution, civilized or un­ word would have ty m aid?" " I’m going to oil the j What llioso Riffians need is a civilized, lrom ’the ull embracing claim to Uie worship *>f “* bearings ^.of ^of the electric milker, j little Spanish sauce with some love i»I tho Saviour, hut some arc chsptvf sir,” she jiaid.—Fayetteville O baer-1French dressing. — Greensboro prcsomptiouH enough to delete kind. And so in the 22ml 5.) vet. J Dully Record. (Continued oh some the uayipgi 0f Christ with �- V Pl a J i**. '» ir r 55n HErtAm'l THE ft-: #a;t »jr*t # V! J•>>.**g ‘ T1 TZj- he Social Side o iPHONE: Office 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY. Society Editor. > A Y , J U N E 120, l 92g . 1 if* home u , lovely liitUe five-year-old daughter from the Orphans’ Home. O. J. Pope is having the wood­ land on his recent purchase cleared which will make a great improve­ ment on that part of Beardnll Ave. Master Alton Steele was over TELEPHONE:— Rea. .I2S-J. from Orlando spending the week with his grandparents, Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield F ri­ Mrs. Boston Steele on Bcardall Ave. day. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mulligan and Mrs. P. D. Parker of Sanford an M I S S SPENCER IS B. of L. E. to Meet g iv e n s h o w e r b y A t Woman's Club CHURCH SOCIETY Sunday at 4 P. M. Social '-»'-. 5* r-rt ■-#V.t- 'V"S 1 anonfr * *Tt m •»•# - •****.« ****** Vf <•*«•*** «*««•• MW. ?*! .1 .If f h uv n ypJu- nwj God requires of men; It measuresL the fullness of Christ’s salvation; 15 nnd it describes the universality of in the Saviour’s call. £ The word "all” grows ns we ■ study it; it seems to stand out ■ from the page as if printed in larg* * or letters. Christ has condensed ■ into this word the vital require- 5 menta of the Heavenly Father nnd I■ the limitless scope of His mission among men. *n SEED BED COVER Burlap nnd Muslin, 72 Inches wide, ready for use. SEE US WHILE STOCK IS PLENTIFUL, '* ib 13 years of SERVICE S KiLGORE SEED CO. their home in Fernandenn after Daniels. Miss Alexin Mces left Saturday several weeks here with Mrs. Mul­ Beautifully unusual was the Rhone 2 IS. W e la k n B ld g . 5 Sunday afternoon nt 4:15 n’clock for Miami to make her home with ligan's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J, C. miscellaneous shower which was in the Womans’ Club the Brother­ Ivor father. Vaughn. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ is p is p s s s s s s n w s u m s m s m m s s given Friday nfternoon nt the hood of Locumitive Engineers nnd Saturday Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gatlin and Sam Levy nnd T. W. Prevntt EDMONTON, Alta, June 20.— Katherine Wilson and Mis* oomc of Mrs. A. D. Zachary by the Great International Auxillinry were transacting business in San­ five children arrived in their car loti Tuesday from their home in Key Authorities here have placed $20,- 5 “Ugnd will entertain nt the the Missionary Society and circles will hold n memorial service, hon­ ford Monday. 8 000 as the cost of the trial and J t of' th e'Methodist Church honoring ' 0( Miss Hand with a mlxcc-lMr. nnd .Mrs. T. W. Prevntt West for a visit with Mr. nnd Mrs, oring the memory of Warren S. 33 a jhower for Miss Carolyn Miss Carolyn Spencer whose mar­ Stone, president of the Brother­ called on Mr. nnd Mrs. Tino Tcit- C. A. Palmer in Cameron City. execution of two Copper Eskimos, : Mrs. Palmer nnd Mr. Gatlin are Tlikomiak and Tatamignno, on *r whose man-lagc will take riage to Paul L. Red fern will be a hood, whose death in Cleveland, O., ernci Sunday. Herscholl Island a year ago. Knud social event of Juno 30. Mrs. Roy THlis and children of brother and sister. occurred June 12, and a popular , June *10. The entire lower floor was a A. C. L. engineer, Roy K. Pollard, Daytona Bench are visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell Rasmussen, arctic explorer, differs Agnes Guild Chicken Supper bower of shastn daisies ami ferns, who was a devoted member of the and Mrs. E. II. Kilbe. nnd four children were here from from this estimate and puts the tin Magnolia Avenue. cost between $50,000 and $75,000. and in the living room a large sign hour will be held nt the Sanford division. j Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Gieger left Pine Castle with the body of their Commenting on the Copper Es­ ! Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property ■ directed the guest of honor upon at 10 o’clock. Saturday for Delaware where Mr. oldest son, Paul Oliver, age 13, kimos, Rasmussen expressed the The program follows: who died, very suddenly nt the Or­ Jcken supper will he given the “road to matrimony” which 1. March of the B. of L. E. and 'Gieger will pack peaches. opinion th at before law enforce-1 iv by St. Agnes Guild in was lined with daisies and ferns G. I. A. members. Miss Mary Elizabeth Tolnr of lando hospital. He was brought to ment is undertaken efforts should Offices of A. 1*. Connelly & and the various stations along the 2. Quartette, “Life Railway to Sanford spend a few days with her the Sanford cemetery for burial be made to educate them to an ■ S i beside Mr. Mitchell's parents. 1110 .Magnolia Ave., from 5:30 way were cleverly marked. At the Heaven.” by Mrs. A. M. Phillips. aunt, Mrs. II. H. Pattishall. end of the road was a large chair Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. Clara Miss Vera Raulerson and Curry understanding of the law of civili­ The Chamber of Commerce met ('clock. We are permanently located in Sanford / for Miss Spencer which was Everette, and Mrs. Christenberry. a t the club house Tuesday even­ Hostel wore married on Friday ev­ zation. lie pointed out that the Copper Eskimos were in a state ■ ■ bunked with daisies, two tall bas­ ening last, at the home of Mrs. ing with a large attendance. •1. Prayer—T. J. Wells. of primitive savagery. During O tlll SALES FORCE are EXPERTS ; kets of daisies standing sentinel Mr. nnd Mrs. O. R. Nicholson of Mary Hostel on Geneva Ave., and hard times killing of female chil­ J L Introductory remarks—J. It. ■ by the chair. The many beautimul Lyles. Daytona Beach spet the week-end enjoyed n honeymoon trip to Day­ dren is customary, and the slay­ and useful gifts were wrapped in We guarantee Satisfaction. i 5. Dropping the niter—G. I. A. with Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Levy. tona Beach. They will be nt home ing of a husband to obtain his Z brown paper and placed upon the officers. Mrs. Win, Tengue and Mr. and on Cameron Ave. nfter July 1. wife is not regarded as a serious 6. Saxophone Solo — Bernard Mrs. Frank Lollies of Minis spent Many'congratulations are extend­ wrong. >nk Chase returned home "road" forming the “stones" on ■ If you have Property you want sold—List it with us 8 the Road to Matrimony. Little Sch rirard. J*‘r" Friday evening. Sunday wt!h Mr. nnd Mrs. It. L. ed Mrs. Hostel, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raulerson. Misses Maria Ann Powers nnd I.efiles. 7. Eulogy—W. W. Shelly. and kiss it good-bye. 8 Pointed remarks get blunt an­ a «nl Jordan nnd Chester Par- Dorothy Smith with large flower 8. Reading of nomes- -SccrctaHarold Jr., nnd Martha Pnttiswer s. ; Oviedo were business visit- covered baskets accompanied Mbs ry E. Krupp. shuli of Jacksonville, are visiting s -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Spencer down the road as nhe L Hanford Friday. !h Depositing flowers — M rs,{their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, gathered her gifts. Metcalf and Mrs. Howell. !L H. Pattishall. During the nfternoon Mrs. Aber­ ll>. Duet, “Sweet and »ml Mrs/ Lloyd Rebout will Miss Lucile and Gladys Sweat, the week-end a t the Hen- crombie delighted the guests with 10. Duet, “Whispering Hope," Miss Lula Lefiles, and Elizabeth (Continued from Page 4.) several piano solos. linn. Daytona Bench. —Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Everette. Ballard left Monday for Guinsvillc Matthew. Christ employed the A dainty ice course in the col­ /s 116 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. / 11. Memorial Addres—Rev, T. to attend summer school, won) “all” three times to empha­ ■ ■ Jrick Bell, who Inis been at- ors of white and yellow was served J. Nixon. ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Sweat nnd family, size the completeness of God’s I'j/r Staunton Military Acad- late in the nfternoon. 12. Solo, ‘Beautiful Isle of claim upon man. “Thou shall love Irtturned home Friday. Somewhere,’’—Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Mr. nnd Mrs. Moore and daughters, the l.ord thv God with all thy accompanied by Professor Douglas 13. Sacred Power—Mrs. L. R. of Sanford, spent Sunday in Co­ heart, and with all thy soul, ami Telford of on,mio| Phillips. with all thy mind." 14. Quartette, “Safe in the coa. No dual allegiance is permitted; Mrs. Fred Swartz and son left Arms of Jesus,"—Mesdnmes Phil­ [r. and there can lie no hyphenated citi­ lips, Herndon, Everette, Christen­ Saturday for their home in Jack­ zenship in Rod's kingdom; it must The following hooks have recent­ berry. sonville after spending two weeks many friends of Mrs. Hurbe a whole hearted, whole smiled f,i.<h will be sorry to learn ly been added to the library for Lr>. Attending alter—G. I, A, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. nnd whole minded service. And the use of its readers: IL Pattishall. officers. [the is quite ill a t her home the need is ns great today as it Non-Fiction Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips was nineteen centuries ago. 10. Quartette— Eternity Baer—“ Retail Selling Methods.” anil Mrs. T. W. Prescott spent u Two (ireat Commands. Breul—“Heath's German Dictio­ Henry W ight will leave on nary", f!h i-ic tin n Phiiw h vory «nJ°y«b,« day Ia*t Thursday, If the church of Christ could * l^'lll l S t l c i n V^IlUl Cli l o taking the Inis at Sanford for Win- bring all of its members into obed­ L for a few days in JnekCoulter—“ Whcro Evolution and jr, She will visit in Gain- Religion Meet”. ter Haven. The lunch was served ience to this commandment, there TT .... . * [ at the New run division, Inwood, before returning. Hoyt — "New Encyclopedia of M e r c o n N e x t l u e s d a y which will be n beautiful place if would be a revival tlirnugout, Chiistendom and this revival would' Quotations”. their plans are carried out. On so stir the world that the mem­ i many friends of Mrs. W. E. James — “Phychology; Briefer the return trip time was given hi bership would increase until it Most people show :t marked jnn will lie glad to know that Course”. / Starts 8:.'1U A. M. Prompt. The following urogram, under for supper, the bus reach­ embraced all mankind. Obedience | improving a fter an opernSwoopc—Lessons in Practical the direction of the district as­ Orlando preference for Princess Ice ing Sanford at 0:30 p.m. |i a Tampa hospital. to this commandment would be fol­ Electricity. sociation composed of Osceola, Or­ The Community Club gave a lowed bv obedience to the second Cream, Ol course, there's Trent—“Short History of Ameri­ ange, Marion, Lake nnd Seminole Candle stick, hose* ash trays, vases, pictures, i many friends of Dr. E. D. can Literature". sliver tea on the afternoon of commandment, "Thou sbalt love a reason— tastiest flavors, counties, for the Christian church June 12, but owing to inclement thy neighbor as thyself." |a!ee will be glad to know glassware and many novelties will be included in Unternteyer—“Modern American rally to tie held at the Woman’s [is improving. He has been and British Poetry". weather, the attendance was not “On these two commands hang purest creams, and frozen this sale. All birthday cards will ho sold for 5c. (’lull in Sanford on Tuesday, June as large as it would have been oth­ all the law and the prophets"; up­ | his home for several days. W right—"Book of Houses”. 23, has been amuninceii. L. J. erwise. The club house was dec­ on these two could ho built today into a mosfrtusciouH delight. Fiction Jackson of Ocoee is president nnd orated to resemble u flower gar­ a civilization in which there would Order a brick today. Helen Shepard of Niagara Ertz—“Nina”. Edward Rudkel of Leesburg, is den, Yvitli pine needles on the floor, la* no crime, no sin, no misery. The SEE OCR WINDOW DISPLAY , JJ, V., arrived Thursday for Fnrnol—“ Luring Mystery”. treasurer of the association. The and flowers and small trees in Lord', prayer would be answered |> weeks visit with Miss AbHardy—“Teas of the D’Urbcr- program: htalney at her home on Park vlllea”. pots, also numerous bouquets of and llis Kingdom would conic and 3 P. M. cut flowers. A short musical pro­ His will be done on earth as it is Holland—“ Mystery of the Opal". Opening Devotional, J. J. Mor­ gram was given, Mrs. Garris sing­ ill heaven. Hough—“Ship of Souls”. gan, De Lam!. ing two songs. Misses Ruby and Allies Cline who has lx*en The one word "all," so frequent­ Jacobs—'“Sul thaven". P h o n e 63-1. Special Music. Opal Peters gave two selections ly employed by the Saviour, meas-1 mt of her niece, Mrs. (Joyd ■ ** Macaulay—“Told by An Idon". naaaaM aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB aaaaB B aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB aa Object of Meeting,, L. 4. .Jgckdm 'violin aihb piano; itnd'iVnr imui*n-' tires ihe wholenesss of the'hue that I It and Mr. Helmut, will leave KM Maxwell — "^piqulyr o f . . ,Xbm tion, Ocoee, mental solo bv Miss Mary Eliji.-i-----Vr home 'In Chattanooga, Parish". Report of work in Sanford, O. j |,eth Tolar of Sanford was enjoyed. .early in July. Onions—"Case In Camera”. S. Brooke, Sanford. A contest followed, Mrs. Tom Oppenheim—“Inevitable Million­ Round Table Conference, Ed­ ind Mrs." $ j A t . ‘ Deighton aires", <• ^ +•> <• •:* •:* •>* •> v > 4* -n*;. -k *+ ^ +<• + Kilbe winning the prize. Refresh­ ward Rudiccl, Leesburg. kldren have arrived in Sauments consisting of ice cream, Sabatini—"The Carolinian". Discussion — Mr. Th.irnbnkcr, [from Greensboro, N. C. Mr. cake, iced tea. mid mints, were Sabatinl—“The Sea-Hawk". Kissimmee. I in will be assisted with the s?rved. The club realized a nice Swinnerton—“Nocturne". Adjmi rnment. Spencer law firm. sum from the entertainment. Vrooman—“High Road to Honor” H I*. M. Juvenile Kong fU-rvive. lam! Mrs. Densil C. Stafford Aspinall—“Sboi l Stories fur Opening Devotional, Kent the lurth of a daughter Short People". Pendleton. Eustis. Jr. June P.I nt the FernahlEvans—Reynard tin* Fox". Offering for Stanford Work. Mrs. E. C. Smith has gone to on Huspitnl. She has been Grahnme—“ Wild in the Willows" Special Music. Tampa to visit her daughter, Mr . }i Helen Elizabeth Stafford. Kingsley—"W ater Babies". Address, A. M. Chisholm, Or­ Fergeson and family. Pyle—“ Men of Iron”. lando. E. J. Ward of Cameron Ave. C. D. Tew, who was operSeaman—Jacqueline of the Car­ Organization Ttulks. is at tli ■ I’ernubl Laughton Hospi­ I iaon some time ago at the rier Pigeons.” Miscellaneous Business. tal for an iqieration for appemlici p Hospital, is improving Sm ith—More Mystery Tales for Adjournment. tis. fan.! will soon be able to be i Boys and Girls," All ministers of the district an* Mr. and Mrs. W. J. David nnd til to iier home SOI Elm Ave. Tnppun—“Golden Goose'. to be present and partic­ daughter, Miss Lucile Procter, Tassin—Childs Story of Ameri­ urged ipate. The public is cordially in­ have moved into town on Park rtis Burlier arrived Friday can Literature". vited. Ave. t J Haines City, where he has Spyri— Heidi". All members of the Christian Robert Merriwothcr is having a (fur the past month. He will Church in or near Kan ford are 10 acre tract of land west of Cam­ ] Sunday for Fayettsville, N. urged to attend. eron Ave. cleared nnd made ready ere he will be associated for cultivation. it' Fruit Growers Express. Mrs. Walter Raulerson has re­ turned froni a visit with Mr. Itnul>»nd Mr*. C. H. Redncy of erson who it nt East Bench on ■ am* annonte the birth of Mr. Fly iit was :n Orlando Tues- l.ake Okeechobee. ^htcr. Friday Juno I'd, who Friday afternoon at her home Iday. Mr. Flynt has sohi out liis store i nmi namoil Luckie Louise on Park Ave., Mrs. Henry Wight Miss Bessie Gieger left Sunday nnd meat market on Ileurdult Av<*. j Mrs. Rcdnuy it, a daught­ entertained with an informal tea for Fort 1 hristmas. to Mr. Fischer from town who will i er. and Mrs. R. S. Walker as a courtesy to Miss Elsa Butte! Wm. Ballard spent Friday continue the same. Kuril. of Jacksonville, who is spending, in Sal)fut,| visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Akers were in I the summer the guest of her sis­ Charles A. Nixon and wife, ter, Mrs. Dan Cohough and Mr.! Mr. Whitcomb of Orlando called Jacksonville recently nnd brought ! Kl»* 'on, Tommie, from Fort Colcough. Fla., will arrive today on The guests were received on the to Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Nix- veranda which was benutlfully»ilec- B 1 I I I I I I I I I I I M 1 B - M N I 1 I U I I 1 I I 1 B B B B B l i B B B B B B B B B f c B B B B bd. Nixon is principal11,1 of the l,,f l oruted with the wonderful zenias | at Alva, and also from Mrs. Wight's lovely garden. I ditufial writers of the w " | Mrs. Wight was nisisttf in serv-j Tropical News. ing a delicious salad course by her Mrs. C. It. Kirthcy and Tli ar -day, Mr. and Mrs. St. daughters, Percy Mern. While, Jr., had 'as their Mrs. Those Invited wire: Miss Elsa *>Hr. and Allan J. JerVty, of But tel, Mrs. Dun Colcough, Mrs. '*’* I’.. St. Claire White, Sr., E. M. Galloway, Mrs. A. R. Key, vleston, s. f . and K. <>. Tro­ Mrs. E. F. Householder, Mrs. W. ll Jacksonville, St. Claire M. Scott, Mrs, Edward Markell, Jr-, joined their party for Mrs. J. C. Pace, Mrs. Samuel Pu•lays of Tarpon fishing at leston, Mrs. C. It. Kirtley and Mrs. Grande. Percy Mcro. Calendar Cost of Executing 2 Eskimos Was $2,000 Allen & Brent \ AT AUCTION ! P erson als : Saturday Evening Sermon I ■ s ALLEN AND BRENT jj 5 i Many NewBooksHave * % $ £ u M? & s r ‘ BeenAcldedBy Library | $ I Specials i Hold District A Brick of Pep Princess Ice Cream Rally Seminole Creamery Company Fast Sanford » : in Gift Novelties 5 s MONDAY AND TUESDAY S " 1 M i-lady’s S h o p p e ; Flat Crepe Maiiinson’s Pussy Willow 40 inches wide, extra heavy, liy;ht and dark shades* Heavy weight Crepes. 40 inches wide, all shades, guaranteed for l year. All pure silk. $2.75 Yard $2.50 Yard Bedding’s Satins SO inches wide, used for slips, in all light shades, for Informal Tea Is Given For Jacksonville •Girl Friday Geneva $2.00 Yard *' J Mallinson’s Silk Voiles Guaranteed for one year in every wanted shade. *10 inches wide. > -ft I Half-Price Sale - $2.75 Yard A. B.C. Silk 1 Lot—IS Diamond Rings 1 Lot—10 Platinum Diamond Bar Pins hen Class Has Rev. For ran Will Fill ■ tonic at Lake Mary Presbyterian P u 1p i t ■ annual class picnic of the Announcement wax made thix *Jn .Sunday Scbdol Class of “4litLi Church was held morning that Rev. C. II. Ferran, _____ ______________ afternoon at Lake Mary. D. I).. of Orlando will preach at ^(Ze number of members met (“ Winter Climate.1 Needless to say, * church a t 3 o'clock and [both morning and evening services U to Luke Mary whore a t of the local Presbyterian Church **-1 followed by a sumptuous I Sunday, June 21. LlSjch at 6 o'clock. Dr. Ferran is well known in Sanford, having been pastor of the F irst Presbyterian Church of DeLand for about 15 years, during i which time he formed many AP*Ht> D U ST IN G PO W D ER friendships in this city. and heals chafing. Just C' this powder freely or. the .,n<! the soreness and irritu* gone. mother should keap I.IOUSTING POWDER in Friday* afternoon the Christian . m<- It stops prickly heat Endeavor of the Presbyterian < at once and causes the » disappear. It protects the Church enjoyed a picnic at I-aKu Values lip t» $200.00 All light shades for underwear, fast color. Also small prints dresses. ■ * Medium weight, Ideal Silk for ships. All shades for $1.00 Yard $1.05 vd., 40 in. ■■ Crepe Satins Printed Pussy Willow r I* 40 inches wide, white, flesh, pink, yel­ low, orchid, beautiful light weight. All pure silk with satin back for Made by Mallinson. Every color guaranteed fast. 40 inches wide. $3.50 Yard $4.50 Yard Prickly Heat Chafing Christian Endeavor Enjoys Picnic Friday Baronett Satin Sale Starts Monday, June 22 '* ■ One Week Only McLaulin, The Jeweler : The Y owell C ompany k t 212 E. IhL Street , .**nipj0 3-.*nt on request by njoivardi & Co., Luc., New N. Y. m m o i i mg* _____ The best girl’s finiahing school is matrimony. s l B S B B « B » a M 8 g i i l l I s M s « s s i n S s s s s s « « s s « i a i i S M « » H « « « m » M U a a * l , » « « ^ « ' ‘ s ,‘« s s ,'" * M I iM M j �tfSVMfr m v M T O E S A N F O R D H E f tA L P ,,S A T U R D A Y , J U N E 20, 1 9 2 5 . London Dandies/Ate Offered Manyi Little Dress Extravagances Today’s Games Yesterday’s Results Florida State League Sanford at Lakeland. St. Petersburg a t Tnmpa. Florida State League Iaikcland 3, Sanford 2. Tampa It, St. Petersburg 8, Sanford T e a m Scntrn* T w o . Kuna i n . T h ird and Lends l B y 2 t t t T S w r e Until Bally l of H ig h la n d e rs in N inth LAKELAND, June 20— Lake land won from Sanford-here Fri day, 3 to 2. The score: Sanfordt Ab R H Po A F Curley, If ........ 31 1 1 0 ( Frisbie, as _____ 4 0 0 4 3 Walznk, 2b ....... 4 0 1 3 0 1 McQue, cf-3b....... 4 0 0 0 0 Bailey, lb ........ 4 0 0 0 0 1 Collier, rf .......... 2 0 1 2 0 ) Alford, c ............ 4 0 0 0 3 1 Stanzak, 3b ........ 1 0 1 0 2 1 Kelley, p ............ 3 1 0 0 0 1 Frazier, c f .......... 2 0 0 1 0 1 Cusack, National League Cincinnati -I, New York 5, Chicago ‘I, Philndclpia 5, Pittsburg 9, Brooklyn 0. St., Louis 3, Boston 0. American League Philadelphia 13, St, Louis 0. Boston 3, Detroit 0. {10 nings.) Cleveland 5, Washington 7. innings.) N< York 4, Chicago 3. Totals 2 4x25 15 2 x—one out when winning run scored, lakeland: Ab R 1! Po A E Dumas, if — ....... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Buckley, 2 b ____ 2 0 0 3 8 0 Surface, rf ___ 4 0 1 2 0 0 Brazier, cf ....... 3 1 3 1 0 0 Welch, ss ....... .. 3 1 1 1 4 0 Edwards, lb ...... 3 0 1 10 0 0 Ponder, 3b ....... 1 0 0 1 0 1 Francis, c ......... 2 1 0 7 1 0 Craig, p ........... 2 0 1 2 0 2 Totn...........H l Sctnitiu/mun Totals.......... 23 3 7 27 13 3 Score by innings: Sanford ................ 002 000 000—2 .Lakeland .......... 100 000 002—3 Summary: Stolen bases—Buckley, Welch (2). Sacrifices—Du­ mas, Welch, Edwards, Craig. Double plays—Frisbie to Walzak to Bailey; Welch to Buckley to Edwards. Left on base—Sanford, 3; Lakeland, 5. Bases on balls— off Kelly, 0; Craig, 3. Struck out —by Kelly, 2; Craig, 5. Hits— off Kelly, 7 in 8 innings. Um­ p ire-B o ss. Time—1:58. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (F irst half) Won Lost I’ct. St. P e tersb u rg ...........31 17 ,007 lakeland ............20 21 ,520 Tampa .. .................. ..23 29 ,442 Sad f o r d .......................20 31 .392 (Second half) Lakeland .. . . . . . . . . ..4 0 T a m p a ........................ 4 0 S a n fo rd ........................ 0 3 St.* Petersburg ..........0 5 NATIONAL'l e a g u e Won Lost Now York .. „ .. ..35 21 P itts b u rg ......... ... ..31 22 Cincinnati . 30 20 Brooklyn .. .. „ .. . 30 .27 St. L ouis_____ _ ..28 29 C hicago.................. „2fl 33 Philadelphia.........„23 32 B oston ...................... 21 34 * innin;: Southern Association Atlanta 11, Memphis 2. Challanoogn 7, Nashville 2, Mobile 2, New Orleans 3. Birmingham-Little Rork, grounds. South Atlantic League Spartanburg 8, Augusta 7. Greenville 2, Macon 10. Asheville 8, Charlotte 11. Knoxville 3, Columbia 5. Giants Trim Cincinnati 5 lo t In Spile Red Sox Rally In Ninth Inning; Phillies Ileal Cubs, Braves Blank Rost ton PITTSBURG, June 20.—Bnbo Eh ilia Mi L was butted out of the box Friday by the Pirates in a seven inning rally, which needed six runs, and gave Pittsburg a 9 to 0 victory over Brooklyn. Score by innings. Brook.............. 020 KID 003-0-14-0 Pitts............... 0U1 000 02x-'J-14-2 Ehrhardt, Osborne and Taylor; Meadows anil Smith. Giants 5, Reds 4 CINCINNATI, June 20.—Cin­ cinnati's ninth inning rally fell short, nnd New York Won Friday 5 to 4. A freak piny ended the game, when C. Walker, a fter forc­ ing Hressler, was called out for interferring with Kelly's throw to first for an attempted double play. Score by innings: N. Y...................100 011 101-5-10-0 Clncin..................010 00D 003-4-12-1 UrcnfleM, W juftr, MfQ(|i)lnn mid Snyd’o r; DohiiHue and Avlngo. Phillies 5, Cubs -I CHICAGO, June 20.—Johnny Mokan’s hatting enabted Philadelphia to make it two straight off Chi­ cago by winning, 5 to 4, Mokan, with four hits including n home run, in four times at Imt, drove ia four of tho visitors runs. Score by innings. Philn............... (ion 200 !20 5 Chicago.......................010 000 120-1 Philadelphia Washington Curds 3, Braves 0 ST. LOUIS, June 20.—The St. Louis Cnrinuls ran their string of consecutive victories to seven by defeating the Boston Braves Kridny, 3 to 0, in the second game of the series. Tho Score by innings: SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION B o sto n ...................... 00)1 000 1)00-0 Won Lost Pet St. L o u is .............. 001 020 00x-3 New O rlcnns............. 37 2)1 .GCi A tlu n tn ...................... 37 31 .54: N ushville.................. 82 32 JSOI C hattanooga..............53 31 ,49: M em phit.................... 33 3(1 .471 B irm in g h am .............30 33 .47) M o bile........................31 35 .47i Little R o ck .............. 20 35 .42' Chicago .. .. St. Louis .. Cleveland „ Detroit .. .. New York .. Boston .. „ is 5th Consecutive Loss For St. Petersburg Club; Saints Hally In N inth Falls Short of Enough Scores to Win TAMPA, June 20.—The Tampa Smokers bout St. Petersburg, 0 to 8, here Friday. It was the fifth consecutive loss for the Saints. The score: St. Pete. Ah U II Po A E Shannon, If-cf .... 5 1 3 2 0 0 Morris, If ......... 3 0 1 0 0 1 Doyle, 3 b ........... 3 0 1 0 5 0 Messner, 2b ....... fl 0 1 4 3 0 Brown, cf-ss....... 5 0 1 4 1 0 Barnes, lb ........ 5 0 0 0 0 0 Martin, as ........ 4 1 2 2 3 1 Edwards, p ........ 1 1 1 0 0 1 Hesse, c ........ . 4 3 2 2 0 0 Hewitt, p ............ 3 2 0 12 0 Knight, p ........... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Block, if ........... 1 0 1 0 0 0 I s ............... 40 Snead out, hit me out when 1. a. Ah 8 13x24 14 G by batted ball, winning run R H Po A R T o ta ls .............30 9 12 27 0 2 z—batted for Fisher in 0th. Score in innings: St. Petersburg....... 030 3)1)1 000—8 Tampa ................... 000 400 401—9 4 2.......14....... 3,tetuoESESKEE Summary: Two base hits—Weik, Edwards. Stolen bases—Shannon, Snead, Sacrifices — Morris (2), .lesmer. Double play—Hewitt to Messner. Left on base—St. Pet­ ersburg, I I; Tnmpa, 9. Bases on balls—off Pittman,, 1; Fisher, 4; Cobb, I; Hewitt, 2; Edwards, 2; Struck out—by Fished, 1; Cobb, 1; Edwards, 1. H its—off Pittm an, 3 in l 2-3 innings; Knight, 2 in I 2-3; Fisher, 4 in 4 1-3; Edwards, 1 in 1; Cobh, O in 3. Hewitt, 9 in 0 1-3. HU by pitchers—By Hewitt (Snead); Pittman (H ew itt); He­ w itt Weik). Passed halls- Hug­ gins, Bcsse. Winning pitcher— Cobb. Losing pitcher—Edwards. Umpire—Ware and Pieh. Time— 1:55. Jacksonville M a n to Play Alabama nToday F o r Southern Title BILTMORE FOREST Country Club, Asheville, N. C.( Juno 20.— S. E. Foster Jr., Jacksonville Atheletic Cluli, defented Frnnk Dyer, Memphis, one up. 19 holes, in the Bvmi-fmuin nl the Southern Golf Association championship tourna-i merit. Dyer’s drive went into n ditch and he was unable to get nut. Glenn Crisunnn, Selma, Ain., won Ins way into the finals by defeat­ ing Fred Lnniprccht, New Orleans, one up, 19 holes. Lamprvcht took three putts on the extra hole. American League SI. Luuis a t t'hilnclolphia. Detroit nl Boston. Cleveland n t Washington. Chicago a t New York. National League Roston a t St. Louis. Philadelphia nt Chicago. New York a t Cincinnati, Brooklyn a t J ’ittsburg. Southern Asociation Little Itock at Birmingham Memphis nt Atlantn. Nashville nt Chattanooga. New Orlenns a t Mobile, G. TAYLOR DYER Desirable Printing—Decorating PHONE 303 LONDON, Juno 20. — With London’s oporn season in full swine mnny now styles hnve been seen. particularly among the men. One, of these was a revival of the evening cloak. These nre cut in the Inverness capc’etyle, utul lined with French grey satin, or with a discreet blue. And fo r men’s handkerchiefs, they are n bit thinner nnd flimsier this year, and a t very high prices. As much as 510 to $G0 per dozen i s 'charged for these new creations You can easily start a successful of diaphanous linen for evening cab company of your own on a use. The monograms of these ul­ total investment of $350.00. tra-stylish handkerchiefs nre pe­ culiarly elaborate, being for met! of thin lines nf bound silk drawn across a neat hole in one comer. Five Acre Celery Farm—Two and nne h tiled, tiling to fin ish other two and one-h; Flowing well. Close to loading station brick road four m iles out. Price $3000. Good terms. Start a Taxicab Business in Your City Seminole Business ExcW 221-E. F irst Street, Opposite Postoffice I Judgm ent For New Trial Is Reversed T en T h ou san d Acres In Seminole County on Large Lake TALLAHASSEE, Fin., June 20. Here li an opportunity for you to —The supreme court has reversed purchase Uodga Tnxicnb inxicno nurchnse a Genuine Dodgo for n new trial the judgement of in good mechnnicnl condition and the circuit court for Marion coun­ running order, ready to go to work ty in the case of^ Seaboard Airline for you, nnd start immediately Railroad, plaintiff* in error, Green recovered $200 double dam ages M AKING M ONEY and $(12.50 as attorney fees for a cow killed by n train. The cow We iiave only six of these cobs for records in the case showed, was sale nt $350.1)0. lietween the main line nnd n side GET YO URS TODAY Philadelphia Oul-Slug Browns track, eating melons dropped In Initial Game of Series; whore cars were being loaded with And sta rt a profitable business in Gnslin’s Three Home Runs melons, ami went on the truck in your City. Wire or Mail Deposit Give Senators 7 to 5 Victory i front of nn approaching train ut n flag station where side tracks TAXICAB SALEH COMPANY were used for loading melons. l'HILIDELPHIA, June 20— Jacksonville, Florida Philadelphia took the first of th<204 W. Monroe S t " All the world’s a stage and lots four game series with St. Louis of husbunds have only thinking by out-slugging the visitors, nnd parts. winning 13 to !l, Sam Gruy was wild nnd had to give way in the sixth inning. The Muck men run wild in tin- seventh inning, when they won the game, both Welch and Cochrane scoring on succes­ sive double steals. Score by innings: S t. L o u is .........ltd 030 100- 9-14-3 Philo.............. 402 100 GOx-13-lM Are Now Receiving' Application For Batteries—Wlngnrd, Vnagllther, Gaston, Grant and Itego; Gray, Rommel! nnd Cochrane. $30.00 P er Acre Two Lots on Sanford Avenue ■ * B Close in one of which is comer lot. A t a Real Bargain. E. F. L A N E REALTOR 5 * ^ ■ Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 F irst N ational Bank Building. Sales F orce: Miss Helen Honge, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. t ■ V M ia ia kF* ■■ ■■a b jTumm■ ■■ ■■■■■■ i i i i i i u i i h W right, Warlow and Company Senators 7, Indians 5 CLEVELAND. June 20.—T im e home runs by (inslin gave Wu-sliington a 7 to 5 victory over Gieveland in 12 innings Friday, his third iumie run coming in the 12th with Rice on first. Score by innings: Wnsh.................. 010 000 310 002-7 Clove...................300 020 000 000-5 Gregg, Russell, Mnrkcy and Ruei; Kerr, Hhantc and L. Sewell. Yanks 4, While Sox 3 NEW YORK. June 20.—The Yankees won the opening game of the series with the White Sox Fri­ day, 4 to 3. Comb’s douldo in the eleventh ncorimr iVimuck with the winning run. ’ Score,by innings: Chicago....... ))))() 010 011 00-3-101N. Y.............001 000 020 01-4-10-C Covcngros and Schalk; Pennock and Bengrough. We Have Three Bargains Onj Sanford Avenue on improved Rusincss and Residential Properly in Sanford Funds immediately available subject to tide examination. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE DuBOSE AND HOLLER Realtors 112 Park Avenue ■> .y* * .y . y . y . y * .y.> .*. 4? •;* •;* Tigers fi, Red Sox 3 BOSTON, Juno 20.— Detroit staged a three-run rally in the tenth after two were out and de­ feated Boston in the first of a three-game series, (1 lo 3, Friday. Score by innings: Detroit ......... 000 120 000 3-G-10-0 Boston .. . 030 000 non 0-3- «-:i Leonard and Rassler; Flunk" nnd Picinich. Yellow was the popular color for wedding gowns in ancient Rome. Tho suit wells of Szochman, China, of which there are more thun 1,ODD,are 1,900 to 3,000 feet deep. In the last twenty-six years only idx ounces of rudium have been pro­ duced. FOUNDATION J. II. JACKSON Long Time Loans on Resiliences anil Business Property. Easy Repayment PInn Chimney Top Office in new Merrlwealher Building 2nd Street. You Are Keing Offered In Phone G1 nnouncing Everything A Property of Merit The Opening of Branch Office of The II. B. Schulte Realty Co., Inc. s for your home At Hotel Montezuma, Sanford £ : PRESENTING * We carry only Q uality Materials in our complete line. A home b u ilt of our material will stand through the ages. Teddy Strauss, Dist. Mgr. V BUS LEAVES—9:50 A. M. . RETURNS— 1:30 P. M. MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY Phone 555 North Laurel Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA LOCATION Mellonville and Hughey St In The City Limits •;**;• �T HE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1925, Herald Classified Ads are quick m-overs and Results Call 148. • AD. RATES Cash In Advance „ ad*. Witt a* I*. tjim p s lr n a s a a d » o l irai i m m e d i a t e l y f a r * ___________ l i e a lla a ~ .................. He a lla a __________ fle a line . _____ _____ ■*« a Una if". T>'P» d o ub l e above ;ctd r a t e s a r e l o r c o n,. insertions. j, of a v e r a g e length „ ntrd a line, i c h i r r s 30o f o r f i r s t ,'rtlslnC I* r e s t r i c t e d to classification. ,rruf I* m a d e T h o S a n rlld will be r e s p o n s i b l e on. I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n , erttser f o r s u b s e q u e n t ,, ybn office s h o u l d be immtdlately In c a a e of lo i n v r r t T i s r i t s filf r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t h o r limitl.ir w i t h r s t e e . r u l e s alflcstlon, wi l l g i v e y o u i information. And If ill, they wi l l a s s i s t y o u gig your w a n t ad. to an re effective. roRTANT STOTICB llwri s h o u l d g i v e t h e i r . postoffice a d d r e s s a s ttielr p h o n e n u m b e r If r.rs r r su l t s. A b o u t one of a t h o u s a n d h a e e a and t h e o t h e r s c a n ' t ml. with you unless , « your a d d r e s s . Heellnnanee M I S T bo 0 per. nu a t T b r t t a s |,nlit nttlee o r by let - T.lrphiine dlaeomtta. Hervlce 1 tr» not v al i d. nil. Prompt. Effi ci ent . Advertising mm Rooms For Rent LAWYER FOR RIG RESULTS advertise in LEWIS O'BRYAN. Office in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY Seminole Bank Building Annex. NEWS—it covers Broward County thoroughly which is one of the Phone 417-L 3. most rapidly growing sections on the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS copy and rate curd upon request. FOR SALE: My 10 acre farm on FOR RENT—Front bedroom. Call Cameron Avenue, close to Moore nt 321 Magnolia after six o'clock. Station, small cash payment, rea­ sonable terms. S. E. B arrett, Box FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meats. Reasonable rates. Lincoln House. FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mus son. APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive ami convenient. Call a t Herald office for further in­ formation. ROOMS FOR RENT— Desirable rooms with or without meals. All makes of typewriters for LEARN ABOUT font County and ■ale on easy terms, for rent, also Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* FOR SALE—Cheap. One of the Summer rates. Pico Hotel. repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 gram. Beat advertising medium In beat Grocery Businesses in tho Ball Bldg. South Florida Published morning*. city. InquRc nt 31 6 Cynress Ave. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. ONE BUCKEYE incubator, 120 PRINTING eggs, 50 chick brooder, poultry wire thorough bred bar rocks, WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Rhode Islnnd Tlrils. Also Dort mart K«*ni Engraving. Embossing. See us touring car in good condition, *“ • *,*•»'* first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. cheap if sold nt once. Call a t v"r'i R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. Mrs, Watson's 2201 Oak Avenue. iota Kuril -------------~ - (021 Kuril c o n l i t e r s tos.i i . r n n m - c i M * t k iiv i * Ulrd ads hays in* largest elrou FOR SALE—Two fresh cows. C. ] i latlon In ftouthwe.teru Osorgla P. Ford, Cameron Avenue, Box 99. REAL ESTATE Hale li* ((-word) lln*. FOR SALE—Highway trailer, J. E. SPURRING, subdivision TO REACH the prosperous farm­ good condition. Mrs, Lnppin, specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ers and fern growers of Volusia West First Street, Box 126. lando, Florida, and F l o r a county advertise In the DeLand Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Daily News, rata lc per srord, cash way. with order. I t l l . t l , K.ST.VTH — IMVK.STMKXTS MAINE—Wutervtlle, Morning Ssn- FOUND—Automobile license. The TIN AND METAL WOnK L obby [‘u l c i t on - U r u ml t i y n i t ls . owner may have same by cal­ tincl. Thousands of Maine peo­ Hanf or d Florida ling nt Herald office and identi­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ JAMES n . COWAN—All kinds erty. Reach them through ths. fying and paying for this ad. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ tion. phone 111. A LITTLE WANT AD In The Herald will bring you big re­ H&lco e v c R s r T T : — m a k i - H a r > h a r j .— sults. Advertise those old nrticles IM H A T ' D i p y o u T H I N K MIRRORS RESILVERED IaJM S-N T. T O U D you have stored away and have Furniture bought and sold. T o o ------'H A i e l - m a r ! ------ T h a t it u >a s M cs . no use for, A title thirty-ccnt ad Jackson Furititufe Co., Phono T A L K I N G T c ^ Y o t J O V G R TUG. P H O N C b IN may bring you several dallars. A W O M A N 'S t — -Phone 118 and a representative will call to ecu yor. Automobiles FOR RENT—Furnished apart­ ment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave. FOR RENT—Garage apartment unfurnished. Will lie vacant July 1st. 112 West Fourth St. FOR RENT: TWO APART­ MENTS, 1st floor, large and comfortable, also garage, 018 Oak Ave., Phone 2202. Earle T. Field Lost And Found FOR RENT—Five room npnrtment. Unfurnished. Also two garages. Mrs. Noble, 015 Myrtle Ave. BY CONDO EY ERTTKUE irf fu place wlllitn easy I tkr people itf Hanford ilm nftrn nerdrd. tkl* 11*1 Trhrn any «prikr I* m inim i. It la I nlphabetlrallr (or It faience. hr Space In Thla 1U F. C T O R Y PHONE 148 FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo morning Scntinal; largest clnssL MIRACLE Concrete Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ fled business, rate lc a word, min­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. K. imum 21c cash with order. Terwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want ad medium in HILL LUMBER CO. Housa a Day lot.i (Fa.) One cent a word Service, Quality and Price. nn insertii n. Minimum 23c. Lumber and Building Material TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Carter Lumber Company Times, the great home daily N. Laura) St. Phone 665 rnta 1 Vt l per word, minlmut. charge 25c c.'sh witb order. Wiito for complete rate card I DAVID B. HYEB ARCHITECT iified Directory rnc Uembsr A. L A. n o s e B u i l di n g Or l a n d o , K l a r l d a Multigraphing, mailing—as you you want it. E. Porch. First T.P. AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. IT ELECTRIC SERVICE lipert Electrical repairs. . Centra! Ave. Orlando. innil.ES FOR RENT REEL Car. Drive it i Oak and Second SL AUTO SERVICE Day 1 Meets atl trains. Rngifer. Phone 551 and C3-W IVVIIIIKII FOR RENT—Bungalow furnished or unfurnished. July 1st. 1200 Magnolia Ave, See Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tnkuch. HUMP T 5 A I0 TO r~Ctr A C3 K C / T C o n e - D t ^ N A N D , Ll KG O.REAT C o n e o i A N S , HE NO VYJUST NUtfSE^ l O C A t h a t H & Co u l d Pc a t TKAGeDY - ^ BSlL'- WEST " ' Unl NM ( " l u r k . bu r g, The C l a r k *li n rtr Exponent. morning luelnillnc Sunday, morning i m u i I e r n t r*r w o n t , m i n i m u m lie. \ China make lovely kiGs The Ball Hardware Elton J. Moughton a r c h it e c t First National Hank Rida. Florida S a n fo r d , I Chiropodist It'orns. Bunion*. I n g r o w ­ i n g Nall*. H e a v y Catl* o u a e s or t ' r e d a e b i n * feet. i DRUG STORK **i Drugs, Sodas. nn. c, Or l a ndo. nm.KR V o wt l l Drow n i d g ritone. KI*vator ELECTRICAL ORD ELECTRIC CO. I'nrs to Gilton & Platt Polia, Everything clecPhone 422. Elcctragith MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin ^-Thrce stations. Mng‘fol uvuiim. Second. rFirst ir»i nnu and Elm liui , Avenue and 10th Street. ^rervice. H. A. SI’EIR Contractor and Builder __ FLORIST ,99-M — Phone — 4992108 PALMETTO AVE Pick Up Today’s Herald through the classified adver­ rend tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important, SA V E and T H R IV E Thcrc Is Iiu safer place in the world for your valuables than a inoJrrn hank \milt. Its huge steel doors, enormounly lltfrk firc-realst Ing Malls, time locks, burglar alarms and other safety devices give the utmost possible protection from loss. Why keep your important papers, valuables, etc, in any place bui ihe safest place, when the cost of renting a ADVERTISING gets re.-ilcu if It readies potential huyers Palatkn Daily News is circulated in nn indust vial and agricultural sec- s a f e d ep os i t Istx i n t h i s b a n k Is nr.ly n few c e n t s u d a y . I,i♦t F i vi* | f i 111<ii' k ( IK> i»f tin* Atrip i»f Hit* T o w n nf AIivy.t rut riii. u iiluh In ivuw i i v ir *Ih Fliirltifi, hn p**r filjit iiiovuif, IMlliVIc ifuiv ructirilDil ItuiTirfln i oiitiiy, Fl or i da. t>f lit th« •DO YOU WANT to buy nr sill nnythlng?” If so advertUa Is tho “Gainesville Sun.” n (■:v ret,OP k i v . a t t k n t i o n — p « o • n a r o l a t" h c s l t i nl t ur U>" sr»n«*M cl* vcloprni' nt In OlorlHs'* l i l . t c r y : • h a l f mi l l i o n d o l l a r h i g h w a y lo th» f u t f h c s c S Jos! r n l a h e i ; a t wo mi l l i on <lo!lir n r l n s * acr, *« rNenmhla Bay m a t t e d ; q u a r t e r million d o l l a r n p a r n notion unil nr e nni ur uc tl. i: t w o mill ion* b*l n* s p e n t on h i g h w a y ; g r - n t e m r h a n c * fo r llv* itcv*lo|u*rs to got In o n ground f l om. Wr i t * m r d n p m . n t D e p a r t ­ m e n t Th * I ' a n a a c a l a N*ws. kI In Ht'tninoh’ r u n n tv , Florhl*!. Iitilto anil ord i ji id thin Hie Mh day FIRST STREET EXTENSION Water Front— I.ot.s 3 nnd •» ! Husincsit Sites— Lots 0, 10, ii Aiuirtment house site— Lots Everything For the Sportsman At BaM Hardware i real opportunity ;TCSt Lllku llu tt'l. FOR SALE—Space on the pag? for classified ndverlDcments, Why not rent those vacant rooms, or *cll that second-hand goods? I’honc H Try Smith’s Barber Shop for goud barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FIRST NATI0NAI BANK HrmtliQlo It :i|i|M*Arlti|7 li>‘ llic aw«»rn tdll of unmitinint h er e i n tlm* >*»n nmv l»" liilci-'Yt*'d Iti t h a t r u r t a l u tl«*nrrll»c4 i»it «»i land hi Httmlnok* l otiuty, Florid.i, nml d*'Ncrih*"l al»o\i*. You a n d «a«dt o f you nr»» h r r cl t v ‘Mininmnd'Ml and miulr** I t •• nppo.nr to F »lt! tilll of 4‘oiii)ilalnt -it lh*» F o u r t HtiiiHt* in Hanford, H»*inlrii It? 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LONG Many men and wom en have becom e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. , D JITH CQUAL. H A C lU T Y X 1 tM O ’ L_ ) ------- ——------- ADVERTISE in CT> .lournai-nernld, South Georgia'a greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, and Sunday Cle.ssifcd rate* China ware in English Porce­ weekly 10c per line. V.'nyerMss Journallains, Iluvarian and Japanese Herald, Wavcros*. Georgia. FOOT SPECIALIST ®T THE FLORIST" for nil occasions. Myrtle. l»hons 260-W WILL EXCHANGF for Florida real estate, Six room house sev­ en miles from Philadelphia on main line of Pennsylvania railroad. Trains every 15 (minutes, takes only 17 minutes to bring yon to the heart of Philadelphia. Lot 12 (by 100. All improvements, hot w»I ter, heal. Price $8,500 of which $1,500 may remain on mortgage. W'hnt have you? Address S. D. It. 33.'1 Meetinghouse Lane, Narboth, Pa., Montgomery County. H an In A W l - H A U j ! ----- t A iO iH - , S I R , Classified advertisements have com e to be nn American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. Miscellaneous PALM IIEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous development Read about it in the Palm Bt ach Post. Sample copy sent on rt-Hiiett. 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children BELL CAFE best in Service and Qua! nt Street and Park Ave PtC. STATIONS AND *b'TO SUPPLIES - 11787116 FOR RENT: Five room bungalow French Ave and 2nd St. Phone 371-W. Building Material TIIIH ESS DIRECTORY The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. The Herald’s Market Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory i Daily Herald PAGE SEVEN Fungus Is Effective Against White Flies WANTED: to buy city home. (live full details, terms, kVation. Would consider also good country property. Address HOME, care of Herald. Nolle* I* Itereliy g i v en t h a t t> I*. I l a g u n ii urchgst t r o f T a x t V r l l f l c a t o No. a, *1.41i'll t h o 7tti day of .lotto A. | i . Is i o. h a s filed sai d c e r t i f i c a t e In my iifficu. uiul Iota matte oppll .■u t Inn f u r l a x de e d to U.nie lo a c ir.irilulica wi t h law. Haiti cert If 1* a l u enthracett ilm f o l l o w i n g (|e*crtb*d p ro p er t y a l l u a t i d III Scml lt ula c o u n ­ ty. I ltd lila. IO-Wlti S>, of HH'» of N K U of N E 4 Hec. i i , T wp . | ’J S. It. 29 Kant. — 6 acres. Th u a.iid land b ei n g usneasotl .it lltu il.it*- of t he Isail a toat of attclt c e r t i ­ f i c a t e In t h e n a m e of It. .1 lat wl er. t'nli-MH said c e r t l f l *att* nhall be reI. • III* I * i 'till to law t a x I I will I tome tl uTeti n o n t ho I Slit day or Ji i ou A. H . 1921. (Meal) V. L. IMtDOl.ASH. Cl er k C i r c u i t C o u r t Hemlnot a t ' o o ni v , I' l orlda. Ily . A. M, W K K K 8 . D. C. By GEORGE McMANUS HilNti UP FATHER CtY C . O L L V iN tJ O CiL/SO I THE CATT l ‘o V----C O N E * » KECxLLrY think y o u r~ S H O U L D H A VE p*rsio t h e m a n ro « ^ t a k i n g H i m - f*. t------ ACT L. A,t)T t C O T 10 C r T hact C /ST- I C A t O O n e O P THE W O £ ** ^ he cat — U v/ f q p t> M V V <?> ‘^U c. h T l o NEVCCJ ^ ^ that - - J A kvttens /& ell P i i "‘II, |[* r-vsCtOiir YOU 1--------- ' ' RiCiVAT o arlin I'ULTHE To C a t tD T O V J A h ' ^ uy ten TO SU RE ------- H E 'L L KE7C.P __ TMfL C A .T fe? T S s u p that GAINESVILLE, Juno 20.—E. W. Berger, entomologist of the State Plant Board, is calling the attention of grove owncra to tho fact that now is the best time to Introduce fungqus parasites of tho citrus whitefly. The Entomologi­ cal Department of the Stnto Plant Board has cultures of this fungus for distribution to grove owners. According to Dr. Berger, this fungus, the nschersonin, will often be very effective in the control of whitefly during tho rainy season of summer. Tho use of pure prepared cul­ tures insures rapid distribution of the fungus and reduces the possi­ bility of introducing new posts. Tho plant board is offering its cultures for sale a t u nominal (trice. Butcher Splits Riches VVitli His Customers HAVANNA, Juno 20.—A short time ago Suguudu Tellccheu. of Campo, Florida, was criticized in the same manner us all butchers always have b.'en for his high price*. Ilut suddenly he reduced prices below any other butcher for miles around and people were l*tud in their praise of Segundo. Friends, imiuiring the reason for tho cut, were informed that he had won |2U,000 in the government lottery. You can’t become a star by stay ing out late at night. x o ric i: ok .t m i r t T i i t N k«i :i UK.* lint; ok o i s .o i .i tiox Ti* VII Wkim) It >l«i l .it u-rmi TV HI! \ O T 1 f H l T h a i I. u s A t t n r n e f for tl»* s t o r k ImliUr* of lh« Ktinilnulv l U s l l ) a n I I it v*.t nt*in Kiirpormtlon. a Cor(Kira(I dii . uiti|«r Iho l a w s of tbo Utst* „f Kbtritl.i. *!t*:i. on | h* lUtH tiny of Jun*. A D. t'124. at t en n e l u e k A. M. or a* soon il t s rvaft . C u» a hoaritiK cun by bad a ppl y I s o u .11.it*tt >t lit* c i r c u i t 4 >*urL S«V* *i th J u d i c i a l Ci r c ui t o f Kiori.ta. s u ( l ug In t ’h a i n b . r s at Sanf onl . r i >tiilu. o r w b * r c v « r i n* suol J J * i | s ma y Ut»n t * lit ***!d Circui t, f u r a l>«cr*y of Dlssolull un of utu a unt inot* I t , alt * a n d I a w s t m . n l l o r uorutloti. .* C o rp o r a t io n »* u f u r s - 1 ill Hill (jKt». U. IIKUitlN’r ©1925 or I*it u F enruoc S c ii.tc c , I mc C .eal iitita in lig h t* reserved � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 20, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 20, 1925. 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' Heart, 's G reatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land I VOM-MN XV. 1 ' ■w nitKfiF"*! •t» •?::< * .c Partly cloudy Friday and.2 day with widely scattered thunc r bowers. Maximum Temp. Minimum Temp. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Li - Jt i rax SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 1!>, 1925. BODY OF SOLON Third Party Will N o tIS e m n iim n r iv wa 15 a iiir n iD in Funeral Services To Be Held■__ Monday • • Tribute To “Fighting Bob” Paid By Presi­ dent In Family Note NUMBER 276 ' -j- Bryan Is In Atlanta W .fl> JUzCtfi. i - ^ o fle tte ’s P a ssin g vsit Declar e ArdentSupporters I ‘GERM' TRIM, Remains of La Follette Leave Washington To Lie In State At Wisconsin Capital PRICE FIVE CENTS Washington, June U)._The nasnng of Robert M. LiFollettc tu­ lotto conducted a lone light, but be destined to have a great effect as time wore be gathered about upon political events of the next him a group sufficient to wield the few years than has that of any balance of power it both the House other Atticricun within a decade. and _the Senate. So strong was .Snubbed Witness Says That Shepherd Guilty of Killing His death leaves a great army his influence that even when sirk.Millionaire Ward to Gain «)f followers without a recognized neis lx?fell him and compelled his leader. Its immediate effect upon absence from the Senate floor for Control of Huge Fortune the fortunes of the new political long periods, he was able to make organization which he so recently the weight of Ids views felt in “Doctor” Is Quizzed inaugurated can Ih« left only to no uncertain manner. By Judge Lynch ' m 'VU:°,Ut un<lertnk-| While elected always as a Re,i?Hnr ??,„ t mt’ ! s ?iypp°rt" t*|pu»mcan, Senator UFoIlettc split u ^ . _ : ! 1l0. n,OVO',.u‘1't wil1 Bo with'finally with the recognized leader­ Witness Testifies lie Gave increasing momentum. ship of that party to head the InAccused Man Tubes Filled Who will succeed to the place dejJ>ndent Presidential ticket in he has made vacant Is n question 1924. As a result, a majority of Thousands ofTpyholdGcrms to which the answer lies in the the Senate Republicans read him future. But whoever it will be and hi-< three chief supporters in CHICAGO, June 18.—Testimony upon to maintain a record of lead­ that Chamber out of tho party intended to prove that the death ership and unusual in politics. councils. from typhoid fever of William Throughout his tneure us a ti­ Thi i action apparently never Nelson McCllntock, the “million­ tular head of the insurgent group gave the Senator the slightest con­ aire orphan," was caused by crim­ in Congress, the Wisconsin Sen­ cern. He went ahead with a plan inal means was adduced by the ator was ublc to keep his forces to consolidate a movement of prosecutinn Thursday as its la it in line on almost every majir is­ which he was at. the . _______ head and___ for step in the murder trial of Wil* sue. This group exerted an in­ which he had battled so actively in • Hani Darling Shepherd, tho youth’s fluence opon legislation and pol­ the recent national campaign, al­ foster father. icies that no more than one ocen- though some of the more influcnCharles C. Fainian, guarded la sjon over-balanced all of thcjtinl of those who had followed a downtown hotel for month* hy strength brought to beur by those-his fortunes showed a disincline- states attorney’* detectives while in power. lion to break definitely their nileg- ho awaited n call to the witness For many years Senator LaFol-jianco to tho Republican party. stand, never faltered in his nccusntion of Shephard, and with ■hi* testimony in, Prosecutor Crowe u tU U I U U I I n c a s t' ATLANTA, Juno I'J.—Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan arrived in Atlanta early today for a con­ ference with attorneys for pros­ ecution charges against John T. Snipe;-, of violation of the Tenn­ essee law piohihiting tho teach­ ing of evolution in public schools of the state. He would make no comment on plans for prosecution of the case saying, “l hnvc not yet seen my nsrociatoK." HONG KONG !S ROW SCENE OF H IV STRIKES English Cuuslni.sc Sailings Are Cancelled As Chinese Workers Walk Out; Strike Ccmit'.ee Off To Canton Chunjr Kiang Trouble WORK ON YACHT Still Regarded Grave CLUB HOUSE IS Chinese Government To Ho Accountable In Pro­ STARTED TO DAY Held tection of Foreign Lives Judce R iiIpm Tea Pot Dome Lease Is Legal CHKYKN’E, Wyo.. June 10. -The leasing of Tea Pot Dome to Harry F. Sinclair and his mammoth oil company was to­ day upheld by Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy, who rendered hi* decision in an annulment suit brought about by the gov­ ernment. “The allegations of fraud in tlm case have not been sustained,” Judgo Kennedy rul­ ed. Ills derision absolved Rear Admiral J. K. Robinson, chief of navy engineering; FT. (\ Finney, assistant secretary to the navy; II. Foster Bain, direc­ tor of th«* bureau of mines, as­ sistant Secretary Roosevelt of the navy and several subordi­ nates of all blame, the executive •infer of President Haniing transferring the jurisdiction of the reserve held to be legal. SATISFIED! OIso Dispatch Asserts Explorer Is Quite Determined To Try Trip to I V e Again Explorer’s Return Is Hailed With Joy Expedition Arrives In -v 41 HONGKONG, June 11).—Tlu Spitzbergen On Last ^ -hipping strike spread to Hong Kong today and Chinese students Tuesday .Afternoon rjtfnlit; here also struck. It was decided WASHINGTON, June 19.— to send n committee to canton in The body of Senator Robert connection with the purposed gen COI’KNHAGEN, June 19.— • ' i oral strike movement. Steamship La Follette will leave Wash­ It was anounced this morning hy The Socinl Democratcn puhCommodore .1. R. .Emory of the sailings to Canton and Macao ington in a special car at 3 liahea a report from Oslo stat­ Sanford Yacht Club tlmt a site have been cancelled and Hritixlt o’clock this afternoon over the ing t h a t Captain Roald has be**n recently granted to the volunteers have been warned of Baltimore and Ohio Railway A nut nelson, who returned to ,TJI m conization by thu City •Com­ the ixissibility of their early mobil­ for Chicago and there the fu­ mission upon which a club house ization in view of emergency. A After Recent Investigation Spitzlicr7.cn yesterday after a He Declares It Is Worst sensational nrtic flight is is to Ik* built and that the initial Chinese crowd on tth<* British neral car and another coach coastwise steamer TuiTnx quit In Florida; Condition Can dissatisfied with the result* work on the structure is already carryin members of the fam­ under wny. The club house will work todny and the strike is Remedied Says Higgins and la “quite determined to *>l ily will be made into a special be located approximately 200 fret spreading to their British constresume his attempt" to reach train for the trip to Madison, Win. west of the municipal pier and will wisc steamer*. According to nn announcement The rapitnl will be reached Satbe built on piling over the lake, hv President Edward Higgins of tho pole. jirday afternoon and ,Sunday the Dlsorilr-.-i An* Ir.-reasing ex trailed from-thi* bulkhead. the San bod CJinmber of Commerce My will lie in stnto in the capital WASHINGTON, June 10.—In. nt vouch for hi* testimony, Fniman The contract for the driving of OSLO, Norway, June 19— The its noon luncheon nt the Semithere LnFollotte served three gave his testimony upon direct ex­ piles and for general foundations creased disorders in Chung Kiatig Hole Cafe todny, a United States entire Roald Amundsen expeditturns ns governor. Funeral scr­ amination by Judge Thomas .1, was awarded several day* ago and were reported to the state depart­ tHi’it office inspertor who has just ion ha; arrived safely In Spitzhcrim will Ik? held there Monday. Lynch. thi* part of Ihe work is nearing ment today hy vice-consul Robert completed an investigation of the gea in one plane. The party did not To the last, Mr. La Follette lane, but He gave Shephard three test completion, staled Mr. Emory. An- L. Smythe in a me ago apparent­ service of the local government return to King* bay b OT?ht to ward off death’s thrust, If" tubca full of typhoid bacilli, taught 0,,IPr contrnet for the club house ly sent June IR, which told of it institution, lui* admitted tlmt the was -pickedd up hy- a W ng boat |t> he had rlono on several occnshim to slay young McClintock, itself will lie awarded to some severe heating received by three service given Sanford people is the and conveyed here. fens in recent years, but when he Head of American I'nlar Ex­ Dentist’s Attorneys Assert with them, gave Shepherd back competent contractor during the foreigners, but gave no details. It Is reported that the expeditpoorest in the state of Florida. Wilizul that the fight was a Io*next few day* anil the building This, it was learned, muy be ion reached North latitude HH dean incriminating letter for Client Was Drunk When He demanded $250,000 for hi* partic­ rushed to completion, ho announc­ LONDON, June 1'.).—Foreign remedied l est and quickest by the grees, pedition Will Return To |»Cone, h? called his son, Robert, 30 minutes or about 100 milminister An ten Chamberlain stilt­ Admitted Slaying Mate to ipation in the elimination ef Hilly es. Tho structure, when complet­ p hi* bedside, and in an almost various residents, especially liusi- cs from thc north polo. His Original Plans; Will ed in the house of commons Thurs­ pauiliblu voice gave this last menSecure Her Large Fortune McFlIntoek, was willing to accept ed, will cost ill the neighborhood day that with other interested ness and industrial representa­ Tho government on the receipt Leave Wiscassett Saturday ur** to the public: $200,000 for his p a r\ and finally of $.j,oon. tives, writing specific instances of of newa of the nrrival of the Am­ the British government poor service to the accretnrv. of undson expedition in Spitahergen “I mi at peace with all th? The organization is now incor­ rower* I.OS ANGELES, June 19.— agreed upon $100,000, Faimnit told would protect the life and prop­ the Chamber Of Commerce so thnt sent a telegram of congratulation. r rid. but there is a lot of work \\ LSAGSSET, Me., June IP.— I’homex W. Young, I.os Angeles the court. porated, declared Mr. Emory, and erty of British subjects in Chinn The nowspnpor* having a con­ IlfouM still do. I don't know how l.ieut. Com. Donald B. MacMillan (dentist, will plead formally today Crus* examination dieted that the eluli and its flag have been ac­ and would hold the Chinese gov­ thoso complaints may be turned tract with the aoro club for new* ' the “ charge ' jte people will feel toward me, but and the men who will accompany to over to the post office department of having murdered I'aiinan had been promised "con­ cepted by tlu* Lloyds of New York ernment responsible for all injur­ 1nt Orlando. posted tho fact of the safety of the Jl shall take to the grave my love hint when he sails Sal uriluy for his wife, heiress to at least $2,()IM>,- sideration'' by the state's attorney, and London. hr them which hits sustained me the Arctic,, Thursday went back 000. Young late last Saturday and understood tlmt meant “ini? Commodore Emory said further ies and for all damage*. “There It is Is'lieved hy officinD of expedition In thoir windows but tkruugii life.” to their original plans for tho night confessed to slaying his wife munity." lie is unedr indictment tbit he wns grntilh d by the inter­ can bo no weakness or hesitation," | thu Chamber of fommercu that if withheld the details of tho star) , . __ Confined to his bed for several trip when they learned that Roald with Honinoforin, a dental gas, then with Shepherd ns a confessed ac­ est manifested by non-resident* in he dcrlured. I they t an receive thu eo-operallun fur Friday’s edition*. 'I he British foreign minister The news created excitement rrk by lines* which had wreck- Amundsen, Norwegian explorer, burying the body in a cistern at complice. - i i «»f (he people of this city, tho cxthe local yadit eltili and that II) .tails .uch n cunijc was the fund, ;lj c<lllllllionn can u, nmicdiod. wherever it liccame known. There H his body repeatedly in the last had returned to Spitsbergen. An­ the Young family's sylvan home William Scott Sti wnrt, chief of <>r 12 citizens of Orlando have duty of every r * h gm - 1Snn,|| npprnprbllon fur thc local were great joyful celebration* in hw years but had failed tu weak- nouncement tiiat Amundsen was in Beverly Glen in the outskirts of defense counsel, attempted to rid­ already enrolled a* non-resident anientn rninent and that nav any British e„v. gnv eminent ori,c,„ i;l Undcratood to be the tho restaurants of tho city Thursjn hi:, fighting spirit, the Sena- I..id; brought expressions of joy Los Angeles. icule Fainian, Id* school and thu mrmhert. Secretary W. E. White ernmont must discharge its duly, loy night. cause of thu lack of service. r suffered n heart attack this from every member of the crews he stated, is also in receipt of young man’s life work, along with Following the confession, the "It is not n remedy for the sit­ Postal Delivery Discussed. ; raing which brought to his phy- of the expedition ships, Rodwuiii dentist was indicted this week by forcing many admissions that Fal- three checks covering initiation fo** uation but it I* i c/jssaty because STOCKHOLM. Sweden, June 19 Cmnnieat wa-- nlso mails r»<iiiruns a realization that the end and Peary. the J.,o:t Angeles cuutuy grand jury i i in biul told fftlsehvod* about var­ ■Com three uon-rcsidcnt mopilewn of tlu ojyi,u , . u a t l.aic taken extension —7\ ilusputi'h received here from of postal delivery lAniU Commander MacMillan heard the but now he has repudintsd the con­ ious events connected with the whoso homes are in New York place,” he said. near. Me lapsed into unconIn this rity. In view of the fact Olio, Norway, »ays thc Amundsen usiiess shortly before noon, and news while lie was nt Brunswick, fession, his attorneys asserting I hephnrd case, and had told three City. The New Yorkers, it wn» Fv'*■ a ** that the Sanford office now has a expedition which act out for ffte il ai 1:21 p. m., Thursday. With just before lie addressed the stu ­ their client was drunk at the time different stories about hi* rela­ learned, have signified their in­ Peking Parleys Fall north pole on May 21, arrived m L' s * first class rating, it was learned a wife and other members of the dents and alumni of Ilowdoin Col­ lie told of having slain his wife, tions with the aeeiiH?d man. tention of visiting here during next SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 111 — in spite of lack, of appropria­ Spitsbergen Tuesday afternoon. lege, his alma mater. After his Fell. I. I'lmily at Ida bedside, The designation of “doctor," winter in their yacht*, and for that Tho representative * of the dinln- that The despatch indicated that the tions by tin* government for this leaders of all political cret ds address he hurried hack to Wiscl,timed by Fainian cninc* from let reason desire niutnlicrtdiip in the mntlc inrps at Pi-king who want to piii member* of the expedition arc safe However, following the confei f no.nr. it in MixiHHi imvv na; purpose, is possible to Imvu the re quick Thursday to pay tri­ ensset again to supervise storing Jon, the wife's body was found liei-a c to practice chiropody, Slew- local eltili. Shanghai with tin*' hnpu "f set-1 |im|t', extended If tho matter is and that it is likely a new at­ Need New Funds te b> Senator la*Follette and ae- of supplies aboard bit two ships. I just art brought out, the only art or (ling I ho unrest there resulting . timid to i i u li tin- rule wiii no where Young had coafe-.'.cd .1 aru^vii|. nwlrdgo Ids influence on content- Later he went to Froport, to tin* I lie had seen-ted it and then covered science Fainian was licensed to The lender <f the dub slat. 1 limit the outi-fnreign denainstni Geneva m'"'" shortly. I.. I.. l.t'Roy uf tho rary American politics. One of home of Ids sister. Sir-*. W. C it over with cement. Funeral ;a-r- practice ile pile Ids claim* of grad­ that of approximately 80 people lions, have toturned to Peking The despatch received here say* Chamlier of Cnimnerco was uresent r in t to otter condolences to Fogg, to pans In last night before vici s for the victim were held hcru uation from two universities. in this city who signed a d u e t without having suceecilvd. They, a t today’s luncheon and thanked Amundsen used so much fuel that In. I.n Follette was I'resident starting on the trip. Fuininu testified he met Shep­ signifying their intention of In­ linwever, carried bock proposals the Sanford body for il* assist­ he was unable to continue and af­ with internment in KvExplaining the change in hi t yesterday polidgc, who wrote: herd after tho lawyer wrop him coming an niher* of tho dull, only made hy Admiral Tai Tiug-kan ance ergreen cemetery. the advertising of Geneva ter descending in latitudo ,87.10 "Th" news having just reached plans, brought about by the news tlie litter asking about tile crim­ about two-thirds have sent in their and Tseng Taung-ehein, vice-min­ duringin (In* was forced to return to Spitsberg­ past nix month*. ’I'u Ask I tenth inal liueteriulngy course, but lie initiation fees. In order to carry ister uf foreign affairs in thi* Pe­ * of the death of Senator lui- of Amundsen’s return, Commnndlx*Roy especially boosted en.Latitude 87.10, where the Stock­ Wlrtte 1 wish to extend to you cr MacMillan said the airnlane While Dr. Young's attorneys— could not say upon what date a* tho building ptogram to a success­ king government, who represented thoMr.plan to vote n county millagc ®d voiir family the sympathy of base of hi? i-xpiditi-n now would I who la t winter defended Kid'.Me- to the day or month. ful completion, ho said, it is nee- (Tuna in the negotiation:! for the of nt least three mill* for the pur­ holm latitude dispatch says Am­ ho established at Cape Thomas iflclf and Mrs. Coolidge. As you lie told of thu various step* in essnfry that them* persons send in sit tic meat of several major issues pose of county advertising. Uc undsen came down because of a ( oy on the Mors murder charge— ow I presided over the senate llubhurd, on the northern end of indicated they wold try to save the his relations witii Shepherd from their initiation fee* in the neur fu­ long desired by China. Included staled that the Gcncvu Chamber shortage in hbi supply of gas, is r a considerable period while lv Axel Hoilberg Island, instead of lentist’s neck from the noose hy a a school teacher trying to sell a ture, tho "rendition” of tho mixed court recently voted unanimously to only about 200 miles from the a member of that body and so Cape Columbia from which point 'n .i iiiabb* doubt" pica. Asa Keyes course to an interested prospect, and Chinese representation in the work for this issue and urged tlmt north polo und about tiOO miles Mr. Emory is further planning *ni.. to know of his grent ability bo had planned to find the navy district attorney of Los Angclc* to a co-ronspirntor wilting to sup­ to have a committee cnnvnas the government of the international tlie Ideal chamber do the same. As from Kings bay, Spitsbergen, where d untiring energy. He has left planes in search of Amundsen. county toduy prepared for a long ply the necessary instrument 'n entire city during the next few sit tit-incuts. u reference he revealed that for thu expedition took off for the The unknown continent which tniggle to send the dentist to tho connive as murder for " 2H0 grand.” day* in an effort to secure the hind him a great concourse of Failure to reach ail agreement, the $(i()0 apent by Geneva in nd- flight. to the. arrivul of the Stock­ rmb. who will, I know, do ev- lilt* explorer believes exists in the gallows. ($ 200,000). it is feared, will increase (lie mi- vertbdng about nix mouths ago.i I'rior ____. additional filial* needed. dispatch indications „were Fainian admitted he did not ything in their power to comfort Polar sea is, if it does exist, not A number of resident member, rest. A.i it is, nnti-foreign dem­ the town has received nt least $1».- holm The prosecutor compared Dr. ! V * V L «un I V..V?? h» I re. more than a two-hours' flight frm i know Shepherd contemplated min­ hi thi hour, but my own exYoung to Dr. Crippcn, the'English of the dub have signified their ount rations aimed chiefly against ()<).) worth of free ndvertUing. lhnl lhotoAmun'Uen «,Une* ha‘1 turned Spitsbergen Thursday, Pape Thomas Hubbard, lie said. Wience tell mo that nothing that dentist who, about Hi years ago, der when Ik* gave him the typhoid intentions to purchase launches the British and Japanese are con­ He further invited the members instead of Tuesday ns the Stock­ Mai can do will be of very much Tin ship base of thu expedition It lew lii.s wife. The cum** afford germ*. He said la* first became and yacht* of various sort* which tinuing in .Shunghui | a n d of the Sanford chamber to attend advice* have it but Tuesday rli> to yon. | trust that -yon may, . I at Ktnh, Greenland, as orig- pnrillcls of striking criminality, suspicious when Shepherd sought will probably le* on Lako Monroe other point., throughout the coun­ a meeting of tlit? Geneva body next holm i-< y to recover the letli r, and said lie by fall of this year. try. At t Tiling Ruing, H3U milc.i Thursday night ut the Geneva mentioned in the Stockholm dis­ the ylar.i go by, find an increnn-j innlly planned. nccoiding to Keyes. • patch possibly may be an error in hud “a lug proposition on,” Fat: inti:;faction in tho long list ofj Given good weutlier, the explorIn conclusion Mr. Kniory .dated np the Yangtze river from Hang Community Hall. It was suggest­ .Standing between Dr. Young and |»o'i"r: that were conferred upon ’ cr said, nil the work of exploration Id* wife’s million* wus ('buries m.hi aid he never -anight to col­ that he and the hoard of governor; Kuw, British suhpreta were attirck- ed that representatives of all trnn mission uf the cable. If Amundsen'* plane* hnvc been lect l lie promised $ 10(1,1)00. i1 1 I .si iigge .. i cnm.-r LaFollcttu by his country- shnuid be completed in two weeks chambers of commerce In thin damaged of the Sanford Yacht Club are ( Continued On Pago Three) by thc Icc, there still are ■en." , , after the ships reach Ktnh. about Fainian admitted hi* school is particularly grateful to tin* Citv county be requested to uttelid the two other plane* in Spitsbergen the first of August. If land is not recognized in Illinois, and that CotiintUtiiuti for its Rt nernsity i•» meeting no that matters of county­ which he and his party can use In found, the airplane base will be jio issued about 7()0 degrees, many the donation of a club site and wide importance may Ik* discussed. another endeavor to fly to tho pcminolo Ice Cream of them to persons who paid but thu people for their splendid n.i advanced to the new continent and Following an announcement hy north polo and back. Thcso two will begin their studies did not study. W. I’. Carter that the Junior Cham­ plane*, In-longing to tho Norwegian sistunee, which has Is-en largely Truck Turns Turtle scientists of the air, land and sea and thu ber of Commerce in supporting a government cx|icdltinn sent to the responsible for the success a n d ' Fiancee To Get Fort line. In Wreck With Auto bird*, animals and fishes. plan whereby the vuriou* civic North to try to locate the inn ing; accomplishments of the organiza­ CHICAGO, June It).—Chief Jus- tion up to till* time. rgunization* may work without11north nolo expedition, urriveil m The Hurry Olson of the Municipal conflict, it wus suggested l»y tho5- |{|nj .9 nn The Ilodge truck of the Sem- French And Spanish Kings buy .............. Wednesday from By staging n rally in the sixth president of thc Zr-!i' Ice Cream Company wax The offices of A. I’. Connelly £ Court, who has been the chief fig­ in chnml**r chamber thnt that cucit eactii wp0y'i 'rh0y w,.ri, transported i Markets inning of which netted seven runs, | ure in prosecuting William D. Shep­ Blockade Is Effective ■terni-il up.ide down about 3:110 Suns which for the past eight nt thexo organixations designate Norton on hoard tho Iteurncr Ingertlu* Titusville Kiwaui* (Tub de- !i»ne of their mem Ik*r* to meet each I m„| Wl.r0 put in tho water at years has been located in the first herd, accused of canning the death Bfflock Thursday afternoon .i-- it CHICAGO. Jura B). —Wheat, | fiviti-d the team representing the of William N. McClintock, declar­ i Ailvcnt bay, whence they flew over parsing west over I’ark Av.?. l*.-\t*.IS. June It*.- A blockade on lloor uf the Seminolu County Bank ed today that regurdlcHK of out­ July, Ifid 1-2 to 151; September Kiwanii; of Su Ilford by a score of week with tin* senior chamber xcncc th uch conflict may the lh(, glaciers u|luicrs to King* Kimr* hay. ha J0 lhirtenth Street, lieing struck the Moroccan const by French and Annex on Mngr.olia Avc., have come of tho Shepherd trial "Isa­ 151 5-H tu 152. Corn, September, | to tu ,‘t mi the ball ground* at tin* that: by doing no such Tho plane* were said to be in thi> beqt *1 a Him* touring carl from DeLnnd Spanish warships to prevent arm i I r en moved to the new Merriweth- belle Pope will come into posses­ 100 5 8 to 110. Data, September, cast const city' Thursday after­ I*- abolished. oiven hy T. Y. Rhode*. an,| munitions reaching Alai El er building ut Second Strut and sion of the McClintock forutne. ........ , * u. I condition to start at any minute on 50 noon. Tho game went seven in­ W. L. \\ nlthnl, chairman of tin* a jong night over the ice regions, The negro driver, Jume* Simons, Krmit waning leuder of Moroccan Magnoiiu Avc., and were formally ning* by agreement. appointed last week to The machines used by Amundsen injured slightly «>n one arm tribesmen, became effective at f» i • pciud for business in tho new Until thu sixth inning the score committee with the Dcl.md committee | were German icaplaata which were *n|! shnken up. some -ome but received |j o'clock 0'dock this thi- morning. The French location this morning. wax tied, each team having se­ worl: in the seeming ot fund* to help Increased business, bringing When they I? H*rhius injuries, stated Officer ar,j govtrninc and .Spaiii Spanishh governments reached cured three run*. The Sanford club aend a band to the Elk’* Conven­ zuilt in Pisa, Italy, te^kwith of the police force this an agreement last night regarding about an expansion of it* activi­ wan unable to overcome the large tion in Oregon thi* summer, re­ took off from Kings hay they had ties in real estate and insurance ^ming, He was able, the officer the'details. lead gained hy the Titusville team potted that the eoinmitteo had cut ••n lionrd everything deemed necealines, rendered the firm’s former arctic flight la diasatisto appear in poltcu couri^ to­ in that Inning und the gam'' ended the urnounl to I k* raised to $500 national w>. provisions. loaded mAChiIMHI office* too smull, making it im­ Tribesmen Defeated with the score in favor of the cast and that practically all ot the sum filch wcli;he<lThe2,000 WASHINGTON. June 19.—Pro­ ranged for arguments before ^tin* kilos (0,012 FEZ, FRENCH Morocco, June perative that larger and more Other occupants of the touring |r | const outfit. ' wn.x already promised. ' pounds), the greatest load ci surroundings be longing legal argument over lim­ full cornmis-dori June 21, <>n ter Were Miss Helen and Miss 'Lu_Official communique today commodious One of the characteristic feu0f „Bilt 0Jlch machtnw having Mayor Forrest Luke reported iting the scope of cross-cxaminu- Baker’* motion to limit the exuni lure* of the game, declared Ki. . Dutton of Del,and, both of that th * French advanced poai- sought, it is declared. that the reason 1 (rst -Street Im* „,i Iwaril about 5,000 pound*. This i nation. In its new home, the firm hopes I lion on In 1mlf of dissenting minor­ escaped without injury. Tho . .................... 11ions north of Ouczxan. Thej i wanum lluliout, today, vvu* th*! not yet been opened -cyqn.t _ -- ot - c *it.• - 1jty stockholders blocked Thurs­ At one time, Mr. Meyer in- ■ , San- 1quantity was considered by Annmdtetoniobile in which they were rid- have been relieved after a swift thut n better arrangement ( Continued On Pago Three) Jl£rou&h l*,' nu'‘‘,M ce"f sen a* sufficient fer th with Mr. Rhodes vvu* only ; n(|vaiu-; of aerial bombardments, offices will enable it to give it* day’.* hearing* before the Inter­ strueted Mr. Van Sweringen to anncl<l »»» Kiw-renma Nesmith of • s'« A to r ,aeh the pole and return ternaged hlightly, it was learned. an() gbe stiff engagement* of the!client* better service than hereto- state Commerce Commission on sw ir a questioning relating to the I lpr Sail font, when chasing baits in Queen YY llhcmui Hurt SpUxbcfgen still having a limit jhb rmation n* to damage done to | French forees reached an objective ; fore, io it* friend* and patrons, Nickel Pints Railroad merger, anil identity of other Mtoekholiler* in the sixth inning of the fray. W* truck could not be secured this 1j„ the Ber.i Meaguilla district af- the company through it* president, finally lead to nnotlicr temporary thir Terminal Properties Corpor­ 'I he spirit of inter-elub relation ation, one of the private compan­ fcorning.------------------ ,--------------- L . r Inflicting severe losses upon ; i**u'*s a cordial invitation to vis­ postponement of proceedings. vas fine throughout thi* game As Automobile Skids' Newton D. Baker, chief counsel ies organized by thu Vun Swcrtn- sbiii ---------------- 1-----Abu F.l Krim’s rbfflans.i it the new offices. stated Mr. Bebout und even though Six Cases Are Tried PARIS, June 19.—A dispatch i)0 -l>m irt< l f V / i i i n m * Tc ___—------------------The firm of A. P. Connelly and for the merger interest*, an­ gui Interests at Cleveland, but the .Sanford Kiwuniairz did not win, th.? answer had not been given due w - m u t d G r o u p e i I B ___ A l t j i r k c d ............................... prerenu the Sanford Build- nounced that (). 1*. Van Sweringen, they Bccoinpli*hed a great deal in from the Hague says Queen Wil- In Police Court T< C a u irh l I»V F . n c r i n o o r C o n i m u n i s l s A l u H Ing and Loan Aiseiiation, the the principal creator of the project to the pressing of his objections the promotion of goml fellowship. heluinn of Holland wn* slightly j ^ I?V f ’ l l i i n e t M e m b e r s ! Melzch Realty Company, the San- who wax called to the stand but by Mr. Baker, when the witness After the game the Titusville j injured nt Chamonix, France at six cn*es were on the jw—■ , . l i y V a l f l H L l -T iv n i ford Inreatmcnt Company und the did not give any testimony, had wan excused. I lie next witness, Kiwanis Club ontortained the San . |. tiw* foot of Mont Blanc, when her liceOnly court docket this morning ! „ ^hrjineer Futch of the Atlantic Fort Melion Devoloprocrrt Compa gone the limit in testifying ua to T, C, Powell, vite-president of the) ford visitors with n "peppy” ban-1■uttmiobil' “ lipped vn a glacier. arraigned before Municipal. JuJ_, PARIS, June 19.—Measures to ny, in the capacity of secretary hi* personal financial uffair.x touch- Erie, testifieil merely on tri Line Railrond Company had W. th White. Of these, thru- i'u quel nt the Hotel Dixie. Every­ I(tend on display here a 50 pound Ik* taken against communist* In anil treasurer, and are loan agent* ing upon the acquisition of control movement* and volume* on one, reid Mr. Bebout, enjoyed the German Negotiations continued and two dismissed, i Houp'.r Thursduy which he had France nml her colon) 4 formed u for the Metropolitan Life Insur-1of the Nickel' Plate syntem, und I railroad* concerned in the met tho remaining case a $10 bond i occasion very much and came ^••ght early that morning while subject of earnest considq ation . a uco Company'through the Adair | interposed a series of objection* ’ 1 Mr. Baker illleserilietl Mr H e v o ni e 1‘rotracted extreated on a charge of disor home happy. "dung „ir the docks of the ,rail- in the cabinet nt a meeting today. • Realty and Trust Company of At- to further question* propounded j i n examiii.i lions os on * ly conduct. (>- dSH The Sanford tenm wax com­ P r o c e e d i n g s will probably be tak­ lanta, Ga. I or inquiry," t nd decla lt«l by IL \V. Anderson, coun i*l l T-wcomP°ny ut Port Tampa. The cases a* arraivn*<l posed of tho fallowing: lame lb, LONDON, June 19.—Publication The large fish, which it is re- en it was statzd, against Deputy The p.*ri'onn«l of th>* office force dissenting stockholder* of the ! Van Sweringi n intcrer V McCall p, It. i t Cl’xpilijn c, J. C. ot lie exchange of proposals be­ Jai"«* tBuioas,^ rccklvas' d»i» | ling to take in every foci I took 35 minutes to Do’tiot land other communist mem­ I includes A. P. Connelly, L. II. Con* Chesapeake & Ohio. liotchisou 2b, Bebout *■*, Steele tween Germany and allied nuwtet continued to Wednesday*;, I .r'nJf in after i Was hooked, wax ber* of the chamber._____ _ ho rallriM to do with t id 5ir. Anderaon inniated that he bt* 1nelly, J. W. Crawford, cashier; 3li, Byrd If, Nesmith cf, and Mich­ fur a pact of security ha* mads it Gibson, possession ol liquor, "‘Tiayc-d to numbers of Tho Her­ ” Rountree, ~ . ..T.,t .-ii iiic im o i S.' C. manager of* th allowed to go into every detail of ie* invok'd in the men ael rf. clear thnt negotiations which have tinned to Monday; Grace ~ ' foice by H, R. Stevens, jnas- EDWIN AIM DIM LI I * | insurance department; and Miss 1the financing of stock purchase In- j (|. r owncrul ip, but wore uiready covered more than four sU*!>, lii.-ofdv'ily car.duct, ui ,f.r 'ucehanio of the Atlantic Cqaxt io — Pope Pius ha* Anne Wierscinski. On the sulss|volved in tho merger plan, and af­ t o Blow thu disclosure * ly of luvatli* wil is even a preliminary Mr*. Georg* >at The strength and elasticity IJnc shop* in this city. ROBlc. J “n" ; ^ J n v W r i force are Glenn WlmbDh, (). R ter both sides had outlined their i soiuiuct, $10 bond# i dikely to be greatly air is! agreement >d their prlv consn us-1 leather are greater when th Mr. Futch report* an exciting P h illip in e i, Brooks, and Mrs. Stella P. Arring position*. Conimissioner Meyer,!' • protracted, liueist thaq vyhcii it |j ^IrjTj , mil* m capturing, t^o largo fish on in ting the h < i ho is com Ponce Porto Rieo. I ton. ■^ount of its gauiLiujj nnu fight. ' Vn-hon iMw. Mill lb* Ibiilt on Concrete Piles Oyer Lake About 200 Feet West of City Pier; To Cost Approximately $5,000 INSPECTOR SAYS i SERVICE AT POST OFFICE IS POOR CALIFORNIA M A N I 5 ± & t s ! S d S s M’MILLAN F U N S NOW DENIES THAT CHANGES IN TRIP HE KILLED W IFE Sanford Kiwanis Team Is Trounced I5v Titusville Club A. P. Connelly And Sons Offices Open At Nov Location Controversy Over Law Point Causes Further Delay In Railroad Hearing �______ nefs Successor Aided in Organized Bank STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER l« ■ « « « « By CHARLES. P. STEWART r CLEVELAND, June 18—William P. l’rcnter, who succeed!) the late had not the money and the tariff wall would prevent her from pay­ ing in goods. Still, the manufacturers wanted it, the farmers thought they did and the bankers evidently resolved to give it a trial, without kicking much. Now, however, clearly they’ve made up their minds that it’s failed. They’ve received practically no interest, to Bay nothing of prin­ cipal, from any of their old world debtors except England, and lately ».»*-•)• liie Britisn nave begun in­ timating that they can't keep it up indefinitely on the present bnsis. The tnritr, while tremendously Important, generally is a dry, tirecome, technical subject, but there ought to be some real thrills in a battle over it, with “high fi­ nance’’ on one side, ns challenger, and “big business" in the role of titlcholder, on the other. Smart Habit For Little Miss ____The long awaited day is drawing near and everyone in Central Florida will be able to share in the best June Sale values that we have ever offered. ------We have made extensive preparations for this event — through our New York affliations we have purchased a large amount of fresh new merchandise to offer at sale prices, in addition to this we have marked our regular marchandise down to new low price levels. ------The work of gettin g the store in shape for this sale will take time and for that reason we will be CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY ~ ------The Thursday m orning and evening papers will carry the full story of this great event and it will really pay everyone who is interested in securing merchandise at moderate prices to arrange now to attend the June Sale. ------It will amply repay you to attend the June Clearance Sale, no matter how far from Orlando you live. Good roads and good bus service make the distance short and the savings that you will secure in this sale will easily pay your transportation. _ 1 . The Sale B egins Promptly at 8:110 Friday Morning and will continue through the 3rd of July * • *f, n&Mnrx• s9 & ; Oli LAN DO, FLORIDA They’re tiff—on tho longest yacht race* ill lii.-dory. These three yachts, and unotlicr one nut shown, are racing 1000 mill from San Francisco to Tahiti. The Shawneo, owned by Mark I’niitaiiia, is leading, and the Idnlin, owned by Painlesn Parker, and the Flni-e, owned by ,1. t’. Pivver, nre just crossing the line as they leave San Francisco. The fourth boat is L. A. Norris’ Mariner. You can save mon­ ey at our store on Friday and Saturday [Men’s Black or Brown Dresses Men's Genuine Loraine Seersucker Suits lid d in g Satin 5(5 Inches Wide Per Y ard Ladies Muslin Night , Gowns 72x90 Bed G lcnfast Suiting Per Y ard Crepe De Chine 36 Inches Wide P er Yard Joisette, 36 inches Wide All Colors Ladies Silk Ladies Slippe P atent Leather Oxfords White Kid (15c Tissue Ginghams Per Yard M en's M uslin Boys’ Tennis Shoes Sheets P e r Y ard . \ Men’s White Broad Cloth Shirts Prices Reduced On All Ladies’ Silk Dresses .$3.50 B athing Suits �iicwcfct typ*. jifit compFi �- A * t-ft i i ' .■*^KT/S . • • , s. * - THE SANFORD HE1 Hie Sanford Herald J la M ta e r r after* o « * t i r r i l I n l l f at Sanford, F lo r id * Florida—A Cure For Americanitis "Of nil hard-living people on the face of the globe, Americans nre, by a huge margin, the world’s ,a t*r*d as Second d a t a Matter. champions. We go to the most astonishing ex­ vM o tM r 17, 19 It. at th* I’ o s lo fflc * at Bamfnrd. Flo rid a under A c t o f tremes. We are faddists, in our work, in our amuse­ March J. 1997. ment, in practically everything we do. We bum the Editor M I I .A 9 D I- D K IJ I . candle hot only at both ends but in the middle as . M anaaet It. HOWARD nKli n , well. And wc pay a royal price for it.” 7 hune I t * 111 U a a a o l la A v e n u e This is the way George W. Sutton, Jr. begins an inter­ R ttn tr llllT M l* IIA T K * esting article in the Dearborn Independent, writing on a On* T e a r — 17 .(to H'*rM carrt«r*p«r “Care for American!tin." In the article the writer points out » « i l » r r u til CUT iy Edition '»i.«o that Americans crowd the normal activities of a month in­ a rc h . ISO. W eek ly per > e«r. i to the space of a hectic day, and a still more hectic night, III'K C IA I. N O T i r K i A ll obituary and that the deeds and accomplishments of an old-fashion­ nor Ice*. rarda of thanka, reaolutlona and notices ol entertainment* where ed year arc made to look foolish by the events we engineer ch arges arc hinds w ill be charged in a short week. Ho says we have become a nation of head­ ft.- at re g u la r advertis in g rats*. line readers. We spend most of our time rushing nowhere M r . H i t F U T f i B A t e o r i A T F . n ritF.ns seeking new and esoteric thrills, nnd burning up our energies T h e Associated Press la exclus­ in the fierce heati of this new thing we call civilization. iv e ly entitled • the uae fo r republlcntton o f nil new* dispatches His article suggests the open spaces as an antidote to «■“ crediteo to It or not otherwise cred­ strenuousness and it is suggested that Americans take ad­ ited In this paper nnd also the lo­ cal new* ptthi titled herein. A ll rights vantages of the opportunities at their doors for recreation nnd o f republics! lun o f special dispatchamusement in order .that they may continue living the ee herein are also reserved. strenuous life and accomplishing so much. FRIDAY, JUNK 19, 192.', Florida comes in for its share of publicity in this article. THE HERALD'S PLATFORM After pointing out that interest in outdoor sports was in­ J.—Deeper water route to Jackaon- creasing and fishing, golf, tennis nnd other outdoor pastimes fllle. has kept pace with our astounding commercial expansion, K L—-Conitraetlon of 8 t. Jobna-In- Mr. Sutton says: dlnn River canal, "Then came Florida. The past winter in th at semi-trop­ t.—Extension of white way. ical pronion tory has witnessed a boom in comparison with 4r—Extension of local nmunemeflta. —Swlnnlng pool, tennla courts, which tiie Gobi Rush or 189** was a mere local disturbance. Thousands lmvc flocked there to revel in the climate, the etc, 6.— Augmenting of building pro­ imported amusements and the nearness of pleasure bent gram —houses, hotels, apartment crowds only to find other thousands already on the premises houses. selling real estate. Developments of acreage have been 6. —Extension rf street paving started pro­ on a dream and a tcn-dollar bill and have progressed gram. nowv in the millions.” 7. — Construction of boniavard Americans have at last awakened to the fact that they around Lake Monroe. 0.—Completion of cit) beautifica­ need recreation and they nre coming to realize that there tion prugram. is no better place in the world to get it, twelve months in «a ■- —■ ■ - ■ ■ — — — ' ■' the year, than in Florida. And so Florida grows ns the BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY playground of the country and every year sees new thous­ THIS IS THE CONFIDENCE ands come to this sunny land for the purpose of keeping fit THAT WE HAVE IN HIM, THAT to go uniat the m ad pace Americans set. IF WE ASK ANYTHING AC­ We, here in Florida, sometimes forget the natural ad­ CORDING TO HIS WILL HE HEAKET1I US:—1 John 5:14. vantages that are ours. The desire to buy and sell more BUT HOW IS CHRIST RISEN real estate and to keep going at fever beat, often keeps FROM THE DEAD nnd become tin- us from gathering up our golf clubs, our fishing poles, or first fruits of them that slept.—I Corinthians 16:20. OH THAT from filling the automobile tank with gasoline nnd getting in­ MEN would praise the I<ord fur to the great outdoors. His goodness, nnd for His won­ Sanford citizens nre indeed fortunate to have at their derful works to the children of command the wonderful golf course maintained by the city. men. —Psalm 107:21. They could wish for no finer fishing grounds than are af­ --------- o-------forded in the lakes and rivers nearby. No more desirable Sandman body of water for cruising can be found than Lake Mon­ Over the sills And over the town roe and the St. John’s River, while the nutoist can revel The Snndmnn steals, in a network of wonderful drives spreading out from the When the dusk falls down; section. Oh. can you see him. Americanitis is a dreadful disease nnd often results fatal­ Ah he draws near, If you lie still, ly, to the man who does not know or who does not try the In my arms, my dear. cure. Floridans have no excuse for succumbing to it, As Brisbane Sees It • V- . >TY ! )AY, JUNE ’19/1925; n f i r ■> W HEN IS A VACATION NOT A VACATION P A N DOBBS SAYSI 1 Chinese, 1 European. 2 Ladle* Die. A 5-Mile Book Shelf. 30.000,000 He Didn’t Own. By ARTHUR BRISBANE .horler *» (C o p y r ig h t 1925) If jazz is dying a flinging a wicked last 2 * n,y THE CHINESE !w*in from our civilization, and much to the annoynnee of Europeans they now demand the life of one Enwj*»<tt: for every native Chinese slain hy Europeans. Western nations, with their own courts established on Chinese soil, their special diplomatic and other Quarters, have been using their own judgement in China. Every man lik77 a wif* Girts, unless she is his 0W n »h< iwn. The road to success is fa,, , coming lined w tth jd v e rtilfn ^ You can’t tell if n man is Wo[. mg too hard or has a rudiu k WHEN THEY thought things were going hudly, they sent sol­ diers and machine guns ashore, and when it was over, it was often necessary to pick up a few dead Chinese. The atmosphere will change nnd perhaps clear up, if the Chi­ nese live up to their statement thut every Chinaman shot down must have his European mate to accompany him to the hnppy hunt­ ing grounds. The cook hook tells v™, l The hank book tells whJ{^ ONE LADY, tired of life killed herself in New York and left all her money to her first husband, whom she had divorced. She cut off her real husband without a penny, her last letter saying how kind the first husband had been to her. Warning to wives as their eyes turn toward Paris. Sometimes you nre very well off and do net realize it. If we came from monkey, , have picked up a lot „f |,tl| h' , ' along the way. " WOMAN’S STRANGE nature* deep for man, appears in the lust wishes of another American wo­ man, u suicide in Paris. The lady, unmarried, left orders to have n large bouquet of roses put in her urms us she lay dead, ordered an ebony coffin with silver handles, and wished to Ire buried, “in my rose-colored satin gown, nnd to have on my ear-rings and brace­ lets and silver purse; I want my hair pinned up and arranged grace­ fully.” A woman with a few children never among the unemployed Where did people go i„ m nuts before lias, halt w;i invtJ Summer makes r.ome people missing booze nnd start beer, iaI The reason more people ,u. stnv at home is Ih^ uuso ihev don’ feci at home there. In these days „f s„ ,mich b booze there are lot . .,f , ate nearly dead for a drink. The man who failed to p„t nickel in the plate will teli th preacher it was a fine -.,-rmon. * When we cuss ;i stranger ore , the phone we always think nujb, wc could whip him in |n-rson. Wo predict a very hard July No man can cuss income Ui payment properly in hot weather A FRIEND SPEAKS TAM M TIMES THE RASHLY importunate 1 larLy who hud lost nil taste for her America n com patriots, wrote, if everything was as certain da. which is already the center "I want no American doctors, nor nnd so well known ns it the fact of such nation-wide interest, was any Americans, for that matter, not fully represented and there­ to touch me,” and site forbade all that Richard It. Edmonds und his fore did not win tho prize. Fur Manufacturers Record nre the the development of Florida is religious service at her funeral. That’s the strange part. If you firm friends of Florida and are tending to draw people away front don’t believe you are going to rise constantly saying not only good the central south into thut richly again, exactly as you went to But, also, most valuable things' endowed state.” sleep in death, what’s the use of altont her, there wouldn't be much Wc have felt like that all the putting on your rose-colored satin doubt in the world. Were such time. Hut it was not for us to gown and y«ur earrings? You true the fundamentalists and mod­ say that Mr. Edmonds has so don’t dryss for the worms, ernists would have nothing to row plainly implied—that if Florida -------------------- o----------------Nobody understands the female over; the Scopes case wouldn't had been fully represented at that Oh, you can see him, heart, not even a Frenchman. If you look up, be so much in the public eye ami exposition she would hnve been “A Poor Half-W it” Aa he scatters his snnd, upon public tongue; even Jack­ the sure winner of the 05,000 first HOOKS WRITTEN in Germany sonville would know that Tampa prize. From a golden cup; Glance up shyly, It is more than passingly pleas­ “Here comes th a t poor half-wit. Watch mo load her un nbout the war would fill a shelf is the "biggest" city in Florida. five miles long. That would in­ In other words, were that true, ant to have the Manufacturers But have a enre, with a bill uf goods she has no earthly use for.” terest President Eliot with his five- there is no question that we would Record give publicity to this. For the dust of dreams, Over-hearing this remark from a clerk in a large de­ foot shelf, Fills all the uir. In direct connection Mr. Ed­ be now enjoying the very best that art inent store in a certain Florida city, a friend of The • How much do you suppose, the Ilk- Tmth*irm«m h n a s t u — monds went on to say: "Hut the - Sr0m—*, m i. ta a. mJUjus m m m, * m m m 4 0 m ,< par allies Of war books Vrill be On, you can *oo nun, Tfei erfiT.rs saVs'Ii* 10PrWVSM"nTltfi Of all the good’ things which development of Florida, we be­ by historical writers this man and his publication have lieve, is only the forerunner of a As he goes by clerk, when he nu\v the alleged “poor half-wit” approaching, condensed 200 years front now? And the stars lean low, said about Florida the best somewhat similar development j antl immeiUateiy calmed down and watched developments inc entire enllre five I1Ve ln„M or books ^oks ever The miles of From the twilight sky; was left to be said in the issue destined to operate over the entire lhe poor half-wit was handsomely dressed dowager who might he boiled down to this: Life Up your eyes, of the Manufacturer's Record of south, from Virginia to Texas.” I fairly sailed across the store. Her chin held at an amazingly , “ In D U tire Germans, foolishly last week. To steal a peep— That is good. too. And it is our Lo, the sands fall down, hhaughty angle, her lip curled in an amazing disdainful look, hving under the rule of a Kaiser, Commenting upon a statement firm belief that this extraordinary themselves to be led into In a letter from Dr. Charles II. clear headed observer of things is And you are sleep! she looked like a burlesque comedy queen, "doing" the role allowed a war. It seena-d disastrous at Herty, president of the Synthetic wholly correct in what he sees for —New York Times. of the grand dame. — • o ---------------- — first, but the losses were soon Organic Chemical Manufacturers the future. No one will he better j With it wink a t his fellow-clerks the young man who had more than made up hy the pros­ Association to the Record, con* pleased than we when that day i Some are hold-up men while others run restaurants in resort called her "poor half-wit” went forward to greet her most perity of the German Republic." eerning lhe recent Southern Ex- comes. osition in New York, in which Still it must be remembered cities. obsequiously, lie was some actor himself, and lie soon had e said: "I think tho Manufactur­ that this rather cold-blooded, mat­ INVESTIGATORS FOR the her looking a t a fetching collection of expensive shoes. A im United States Government allege ers Record lias started a great ter of fact observer holds the opin-1 J ha°likerXhtWt«Noo,k t’ematovTr J10 three pairs none for which was priced less than that an able young man named movement for the future industrial inn that Florida would have car­ . the txmeh twenty dollars. From the show department, aa if through a Livermore sold 60,000,000 bushels development of the South through ried off the first prize at the New the agency of this exposition.” York Southern Exposition if she pre-arranged code, word went to other parts of the store of wheat thut he didn't own. -oThis selling, "dunqln.# wheat Mr, Edmonds observed, among had been "fully represented” A New York judge declares kiss­ that the "half-wit” was on hand for her shopping spree. ing in n park is legal. It won’t And The Ilerald’a friend nays the woman spent several hun­ on the market,” of course, knocked other things, that "looked at from there. down the pi ice. It was "just one the viewpoint of the whole south, by near so much fun now. We consider that there is no dred dollars in the store before she found it time to hurry gamble among tunny" for the it is really fortunate that Fieri- doubt --------o-------about it. She would have. plunger selling short. It was Our office boy says you don’t away to a luncheon engagement, have to be a dog to lead a dog’s Inquiring of one of the store’s owners who this “poor something different for the farm­ NATURE AMENDED BY LAW life. half-wit" might he, The Herald's friend found that she was ers. NEW YORK TIMES There is one time when time the wife of a man who hud "struck it rich." He was told By the year 1920 a large num-|uud enacting that a boily falling doesn’t heal everything and that’s that the woman had literally dozens of pairs of shoes, clo.s- merit will take “firm regulatory ots packed with gowns and wraps, a veritable room-full of measure.*." That's pleasing news,ber of state* had followed in the under the pull of gravitation shall when it is spent in prison. --------o-------‘‘accessories” of all expensive kinds. if those measures amount to any- footsteps of the Tennessee Lcgis-1 travel a uniform distance of sixSometimes the rejected suitor is "Alid is a lie a hall-w it’’” our frien d naked "What k in d e r thil,K' nn<* l*iey probably won’t. future of 192), with the .following teen feet during every second of really the lucky man instead o f ! I ... ,. ,| .."ii i, V 4 , D a man can sell 60,000,0119impressive and picturesque results: it* journey. It was further pro11 . . )I *ull I ni . the met chant replied. Hut at- bushels of something he doesn’t In Florida, Chapter V, Article vid-d that in times of public emerthe fellow who wins tin* girl. te r all she 1 is JllSt one of the thousands \vhu niunot stand pros- own, never .saw, and make per* -7, of the lawn of 1D2G provided, icency, tho governor nhall call a The more money that conies within her s p e n d in g ’Imps $25,000,000 in a few days, he I that the sun revolvesaround the | special session of the Legislature Today’s liest laugh: You must purity. sing a song of cxjrttnse to get n reach, the more I l f u fool she becomes. She is more and ll!,s nit,r*-’ influence sometimes earth subject to a fine of $509 nr fur the purpose of restricting the *’— the furmei er that has actually imprisonment for six month s or J.swing of the pendulum. bottle full of rye.—Fayetteville more snobbish, more and innc disagreeable. Hut she is a than Observer. raised one thousand bushels of both. in Iowa, Chapter VIII, Article gold-mine for this store, and I for one haven’t any conscience wheat by the sweat of his brow. In Mississippi, the square on the 2. of the laws of 1929 created a hypothenuse was amended so as Stale Climate Commission for the We suppose if a man were to at all in helping to separate her from her cash.” run fnr office on lhe evolution And so the world goes around. Our friend says that the THE MEXICAN question agi­ to equal to twice the sum of the purpose of bringing the mean a n -' tates this country, and bothered square on the other two sides, ux- mini rainfall in the state into con­ ticket, his opponents would call "poor half-wit” is envied by olhi I \\unit 11 ''h n \Wtlll 1° ^ e stuck speculators for u whilejerpt on articles in interstate com- formity with the Chicago quota - 1 him the monkey man. spend money as she does. Ht also s a__ __ _ y s that the woman,!yestenlay. There is no need foi ' mercc. tions on corn nnd hogs. After noting that tho Greek herself, thinks sin* is an intellectual, cultured, hight-toned agitation. We are not going to In Minnesota, the name of the The 1922 legislature of North ambassador’s name is Vharnlamady." She hasn't the least idea that when she sails into have any quarrel with the Mexi­ man who lauded on Gunnahnni Is­ Dakota, nfter a spirited debate, Imhis Simopulous, we can't help but that store, so high and mighty, that common, every-day cans. The people of the United land on October 12, I t92, was le­ passed n law empowering all per­ believe the names of Jones, Brown clerks are giggling among themselves and getting ready to State* have only the friendliest gally declared to have been Knot sons who hud eaten their cake to Gurranson. und Smith have their advantages. feeling for Mexico. retain possession of half the cake "load up the poor half-wit with a bill of goods she has no In Texas the legislature of 1928 by applying for u certificate of Americans feel that they are A11 exchange wonders what Ger­ earthly use for.” I’oituimto in having good neighbors succeeded after a bitter struggle, | necessity to the state board of man v has done with all the ulti­ It I he Herald knew how to preach, it could make a sermon north and south, nnd they don't in overruling the governor’s veto conservation intend to do anything to jeopard­ matums that have been presented front a theme like that, to her. We'll bet she didn’t con­ ize that situation. sider them mere "scraps” of pa­ per. LI’*I OS A LI’ITLE permit Nature to take her «\vtt way; THOSE THAT resent Cnllcs’ •she better understands her own affairs than we.—.Montaigne. rejoinder to the United States’ Scopes, back home in Dayton, note should bear in mind that ----------------- o----------------soys the nation’s metropolis made Cnlles said to us is nbout HIE GODS CONCEAL front those destined to live how whut u monkey out of him. what we should have suid to CulWonder what he will say when William sweet it is to die, that they may continue living.—Lucan. les had wo received a note of comJennings Bryan gets through with pluiut such us he received. Ucnl E state Auction Sales. Let us sell your property him ? It isn't a question about the MY FAVORITE STORIES justness of the complaint. Nations Hy IKV1N S. COlm The Tampa Tribune says, "Our don't like to be criticized. idea abuut it L thut any man who It is narrated of two colored will kick a dog. has trouble getting GERMAN SCIENTISTS, led by "In dnt barrel of brittle over along with his mother-in-law. men that they set forth one night yonder behind de back do'. Jes' a woman. Dr. Ida Tacke, have We are permanently located in Sanford With anyone ^ls«, /or that matter. to boriow a hog. Not until near­ go over und he'p you’se’f to yore discovered two more "elements.” —^Sanford Herald, ro r full partic­ ly daylight did they succeed in sheet.' leaving only three to be discover­ ulars, get the said mother-in-laws borrowing one from the plgpeii of Tho taller roiled up his sleeves ed. A great scientist Metuleleef, OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS point of view.—Tri-City News, u planter. Having slaughtered and immersed his urms in t|tl. , demonstrated long ugo that nine* -------- o-------the prize they decided that it brine. ' ty-five elements make up all the _ We guarantee Satisfaction. On the opening day of tho Day­ should be left in the cubin of one that we see on earth. £ “Tain’t no meat here," he suid, substance* tona Chamber of Commerce drive of them until the following night, in the air, under the earth und for new members, two thousund, when the other would come to after a thorough search. under the waters and everything If you have Property you want sold—I.iat it with us "I ain’t s’prUcil one hit," said that the spectroscope reveuls in the six hundred nnd thirty-pine names claim his share. Doting tile day the present cus- Sam. "Rats is getlin' so had ’round universe around us. were added to its roll, bringing a and kiss it good-bye. total of nearly sixty-six thousand Indian, while immersing the car* Vero I don't know whut I'm gwine Everything in this entire uni­ dollars into the treusury and cars in a barret of brine to pre- lo. Dey carries off ever’thlng. verse, from the giant son, Aldabreaking previous high water \ent it from spoiling, decided that I ’spects dey wn* eatin’ dat po’k bnrnn, to the claw of a field.* murk established by the luikelund he needed till the meat for him­ w’en l heerd 'em nibblin’ today mouse, is made of n mixture of j £ Chamber of Commerce. New Bniy- self. Accordingly lie removed it Wile I was lay in' down try In' to only ^"nincty-five different ele-!» ina is planning u campaign which tu a suitable hiding plucc and then, alec*," menls" und that ia amazing. will huv.- n* it- g..«| two thouennd returning home, awaited the a r­ H:; friertl stiffened suspiciously. l i d E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. members, In the ,meantime the rival of his partner in tho enter­ “ How conte dey could nibble a THE MODERATION league ■ Hanford Chamber of Commerce prise of the night before. hole in do barrel, eat all tie po'k reports that thinking "in rents contented with two hundred \ About eight o’clock*the second an still de brittle don't run out?” South” has increased 120 I'tm n t M X S i a x a > M Z i i R X i i i i i H i i i i i i i i M i i M C B x a i i s i a a ( s n a k i riel eighteen paid-up membership* negro arrived, carrying un empty be demanded. in thirty-four cities, under proM-PlA- — ■ and all because some are opposed J— sackV..lover. his, arm. Kant ....... took ”u deepMbreath. .Tis -z. [elsewhere. lit any part of the ble is tl. it what yoti drink in the , ..... . 1., * , UU'liUL UlUVHt1 J r m k as I way whUkoy i, „ m tu worse ^ i-’i »• JfiA "j? do mY9Why pick out Hu- South? There srs. ‘anal w orr--“ id, Kv lJU iM rd ft A wjC Utfj?.* - i 7 ‘* thbfr;"U rIhkftV tlIdrt-than ’ mfictf tW yttu like, "lh e forty trou- pOI-ton thAn it us.-tphe tu* - <■ Emerson truly said: "There is no thought in the mind hut it quickly (ends lo convert itself into power." ll.ive no! only tin thought bill lhe will to save and )im ran make good progress. Open an account now with this hank. 1 I’er Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts S e m in o le (l[ounfy]j)ank S a n f o r d ,F la . STRENGTH - SERVICE ~ PROGRESS Announcing The Opening of Ilrnnch Office of The II. II. Schulte Ilenlty Co., Inc. At Hotel Montezuma, Sanford PRESENTING New Smyrna Beach Teddy Strauss, Dist. .Mjfr. HUS LEAVES—9:30 A. M. RETURNS— 1:30 P. M. MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY The Indescribable West The Cool North'Lend —the»c«nkCoIoradf)Rockie»:gorge°l>;,'>:,1Je:! Callfornia;the PadAc NoithwBBijyomNaOoasi Parks; the Qreut Lakes —the Nmth WooJii the testful unit InvigotatingTennessee Moun­ tain!—through the heart ol hintmic DiiieUt* • by way of Atlanta, Lookout Mountain. L a tanougu, Moccasin Bend, vis Allen & Brent T H E D IX IE FLY ER LibraryObservation Cars, Dr.wl"* Rf*™ ■lid Cornpur tment HUsping Caff. ^ ** Katrcmclv low summer far;* —tuna " ' “/"Jri'.L'ut AT AUCTION c o n v e n t , t i t s t o p - o v e r p r l v tl t * < * —•d i v t r s l t y » —c i r c u i t l o u r s . , Exceptionally Good Dining Car ^ervus F o r slrefuit* , o r , a r r M l i ° s i . Il lnara red other t n f e m u o i m , ap(d> to * ATLAffTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD A. Ric* Ki»Z n. C.Brstsev L C._Sklr*k C.A N .C .A S l.L .H y. L.A N .H .K . , , N S - E. T ^I.-Rr hU i* — n-rW — 3-------1 6 0 rsk»wUM<. l iV W .lieySI. . iU y S I . i t Dili* Route Rrpr• »eut*li*e§— ik k i £© S& ai n s ALLEN AND BRENT V ie D IX IE si R ’ iH*# �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE. 19, 1925. TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE [LEPlIONE:—Office 148 s o c ia l Calendar Friday Missionary Society of the list Church will entertain o'clock at the home or Mrs. Zarhary, with a mlscdlan10Wcr, honoring Miss Cnroencer, n bride-elect of this Saturday , Katherine Wilson nnd Miss Hand will entertain at the „f Miss Hand with a miseel» shower for Miss Carolyn er whose marriage will take June JO. Agnes Guild Chicken Supper 111) Magnolia Avenue, ftorv hour will be held at the Jiry at 10 o’clock, t chicken supper will he given tuniiy by St. Agnes Guild in 5 offices of A. P. Connelly & ^ 110 Magnolia Avc„ from 5:00 J o’clock. CHRISTIAN CHURCH jgviees will be held at the high *,| auditorium, Sunday mornlit U oclock nnd evening at 8 Ixk. Sermon subjects: "Chm1Baptism" and “The Two Ways Life." A cordial invitation is (aJcd to all. There will be spe| music at morning services. Personals inn I.eNoir left Wednesday for Aort trip to Camden, S. C. In. (!. W. Black has accepted nition in the Bauniel .Specialty ih* Thompson left early in this t for Sarasota where he will iin through the summer. [iii Norma Griffin returned to homo in Kissimmee after a t of several days with Mrs, tie Jones. [in Mary Helen Morse, Lish ne and Ted Morse are visiting Mil Mrs, George Morse in Mn Park. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. ' little daughters, who are vis­ M;inyCourtesiesBeing,Mrs.MunsonWillStudyi nnd iting tu the home oi ner lather, uiven in Jacksonville Under Noted Organist (i. Malm and her sisters, Mrs. Noose, Mrs. Walfred Hickson, Mrs. Honoring Miss Muriel Haskins and Mrs. Tolar. We are In the Timcs-Union of Thursday "as a notice of courtesies which are being planned for .Mias Gernrdine Muriel, whose marriage to U r.. Tittle, is to take place July ”7.• Mias Muriel has been a popular member of the High School fac­ ulty for the past two years and her many friends here who will be glad to know that her marraige will bring her to Sanford to re­ side. The following is the account: “ Miss Gernnline Muriel, whose engagement to Mr. Eugene Tittle was recently announced, is being honored with a series of parties. I he first of this series was the lovely luncheon given Tuesday by Mrs. George Schult at her homo in Brentwood. The beautifully un­ pointed table was centered by n large crystal basket of radiance roses and ferns. A delicious lunch­ eon was served nnd bridge was en­ joyed in the afternoon. The aftair was informal and the guests were intimate friends of the brideto-be. Wednesday Mrs. C. A. Witt en­ tertained a t a spend-the-dny party at her home in Lakeside Park. In the forenoon the guests sew­ ed, making attractive tea towels which were Inter pie sent id to the brill*'-elect. A delicious course luncheon was served und in the af­ ternoon bridge was enjoyed, Friday afternoon Mrs. Arthur Cogswell will entertain at bridge. Saturday afternoon there will be a bench party for Miss Muriel given by Miss Sadie Pellerin. leave Monday for Scranton, Pa„ glad to henr their brother, George, where she will join the classes in Is able to be out from the hospi­ pipe organ under the famous Bel- tal. gian-American organist, Charles M. Courboin, formerly or gainst at Antwerp Cathedral, Belgium. At various times he has been guest organist of Wanamaker organa ia New York and Philadelphia, so­ loist with the New York Philhar­ monic, Minneapolis and Detroit Wedding Attendants Depart For Homes The out-of-town attendants in the laike-Hutton wedding, who left Thursday for their homes were Miss Rohertta Carter and Miss Eloise .Smith returned to Marian­ na: Miss Madge Filed will visit in Daytona Bench before return­ ing to her home in Martinsville, Vn„ Miss Mary Louise Dickenson returned to her home in Tampa with her parents, who were guests at the wedding; Miss Martha Mtirphree returned to Gainesville; Miss Emily Rahner returned to St. Au­ gustine; 1 barles C. Ely. Jr.t atld Ellard P. Hoffman returned to Jacksonville. Miss Minnie Porter Harris re­ mains the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. l>. Chase. They will attend the marriage of Sidney O. Chase, Jr., which will take place in Winter Merchants. Liked, Thin biscuit. House pet. * To make lace. Kesin used fur pipe stems, Inclined ngainst. At the present time. Submits. Theme. me clear say. Artist’s frame. Devours. Nude. Therefor. Prepoaltion of place. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE H D H n re a e t a s Horse Expense Nearly Breaks Bulgar Prince — BUDAPEST, June \9— When the late emperor Charles was ban­ ished, prince Francis Esterhary, in a moment of ardor, promised to shelter and feed the imperial bora- , es '‘until such time a* the H a n s burgs should want them again." The undertaking brought to the Prince 1)0 horses to care for and muintnin, and the financial strain, recently, has been hcaby. Never- ; theless the prince held to hla , word, despite the protests of mem- «i her* of his family. Finally the mnnager of the Es’-.' ter hazy estate journeyed to Spain . und explained tht situation to ex­ empress Zita. She was under­ standing and the manager returned with a decree signed by Otto, hyv eldest son, absolving the prince* of his promise. The horses were recently sold at auction. VOTtrr. OF Fill tl.IXSTIOV tlOARI) Upsala and Grapeville Graceful Sleeves Featured his mother’s home. HORIZONTAL sea used for bends. 1. Small memorial. 12. I-edges. Weight of container (ul).. 18. Spectators. 10. Child’s sickness. -9. Distant. 11. Domesticates. 13. Hone. 11. The head. 1”>. Ctiokitig vessel. 10. Jumbled type. 17. Blackbird, 20. Metal disc used to commemo­ rate bravery. 22. Dry. 2:i. Cry of n erow. 25. To vend. 2d. An alkali. 27 Unit of weight for precious stones. 29. Half a donkey. B0. Consumption. 81. To become dinrished. 32. Petr. 31. Principles. Bd. Organ of sight. 30. Nothing more than. 41. Drone bee. 42. Silk worms. 43. To sew temporarily, 45. Establishes. 40. Half an em. 47. Thing of a hog. IH. Combustible fluid. 49. Sixth note in scale. 50. To set type again. 52. Prepared. *>4. Young of the codfish. 5-5. Leather strap with buckles. VERTICAL 1. String of heads used in count, ing prayers. 2. Hebrew name for God. 3. Faced (on inside of coat)I 4. image, d. Particle. 7. Values, 8, Standard type measure. Mr. nml Mrs. Kendal nnd child­ ren have moved to Sanford. Mrs. Ililma Luml<|uist is keeping house for her brother, Emil Mag nuson. .Mrs. Barker nnd her sister of Or­ lando were supper guests of their friend. Mrs. Volie Williams. Mrs. Ella Lumhiuist left Friday to spend the week at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Reaves in Winter Garden. Mrs, Williams, Mrs. Norn Swan­ son. Mrs. Pierson and Mrs. Bal­ linger spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hlrschi. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reaves were callers at the home of T. O. Ty­ ner. Their marriage took place in Eustis a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton nnd daugh­ ter. Miss Ella, were Sunday visit­ ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson and Archie ami wife. Lawrence Lundquist and Buster Vihlen returned Saturday with B. F. Whitner, Jr., from Gainesville. The poultry club girls are expected home- from Tallahassee Saturday. * )• tv "■"Tr m-■ it t-*'j1 4*n111 Elmer Lumlquint who has been in Holly Hill for the past year is spending a week’s vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sc many friends of Mrs. J. fj. H. G. Lundquist. He attended 3will be glad to know that she J. I. Dixon is building a new the DeMolay meeting with his improving from her recent ill - home on Second Street. brother, John. «. She is at her home on Park Children’s Day services will be Mrs, I,. L. Voorhees and child ren an* spending the summer Sr held or. June 21, beginning at 2:30 p. m. Paola and 'Lake Alary peo­ *im Elizabeth Garrett returned Montana. ple are invited to join with us. wdav to her home in Quitman , after spending a week hori Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hopkins left Rev, Clark nnd wife and Rev. Al­ hher sister, Mrs. Claretici Sunday by automobile for Stnrk- bertson are planning to be here. Rll. ville. Miss. They expect to be gone I .el’s make it a good day for the about n month and will also visit Lords work. m. John Hn/clhurst, of Sum- in Memphis, Tenn. Noah Keen, of Alva, Fla., mok C., who was the guest of ><h for the Ijtke-Hutton wed* The young folks of Lake Mary to red here Sunday with his wife left Thursday for a visit enjoyed a chicken pilnue at Clifton 1her sister, in Savannah. Ga. Springs Monday evening, ns the guests of tip* Humphrey boys, Er­ Thomas Cain of ltelle nest, Bruce, and Arthur. N. J., is the guest of her rho ice-cream social at the , Mr. and Mrs. W. A. TilIrs. Cain, before her mnr- Presbyterian church Thursday eve wus Miss Cora Ice Tillis. ning was well attended. The com­ mittee in charge was Mrs. \V. V’. Mrs. A. E. Cole, and Mr fimAndPicnicLunch Dean, P. Crosby. N'otlro U Inwr-tijr irlvrn that th» n.ijint of v'ounty Coimni**t«n«'r* In nml for S.-m in.Uii t’m inty, F lo rid a , wltt m ert In Uio Co urt 11011*0 ac Sanford. FtorM a, on Monday. J u ly mil. at 10 o'clock a.m. a* a n Hit null xn 1 ton Hoard for t it - porpoan of heart me rnm plnim * and rueelvIhK IcM lm o ny a* to the value of any property, re al, personal or m ia ­ u l a* f lv -il lit the County T a x A » imr for u o r o r n in t for l i t - tax** for the ye ar H I* . V, K. Dormjtiw. People who live in glass houses t 'Ir r k lioanl of f‘o u nty should not wash their windows.— ntlaslonrrs. Miami Tribune. May 21 - 25- 2'*. Si/es:—1 It) Six Years. Drosses made of the coolest material that will in­ sure your child’s comfort during the summer months. Dainty embroidered voile dresses. Attractive­ ly embroidered rompers in best quality mercerized poplin. Also drosses in pink check ginghams with appliqned designs, and dimity dresses trimmed with hands of colors. Doth styles with bDomers to match. "J an animal of til ill. Skeleton oi Decorative flowing sleeves with bauds of white crepe and silver braid make tiiis frock of black flat crepe original and striking. The ■ 4 4 4 .} .4 *.;. 4 .5. 44444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 < square neckline has a white collar that is much wider ill the hack than in front. Wide pleats at the side give the necessary fullness at the hem hut keep the line very straight. House There are many ways of doing things. The best way to go to sleep is by trying to stay awake. Plain fast colored voiles and gingham. Ever fast Tissue Ginglmni, plain ami fancy styles. Regular $5.00 values. All size up to 44. feci Room 2njoyed at Springs Nuir-olay evening a jolly group droned by Mr:t. R. C. Maxwell fci'fil to Palm Springs for a w and picnic. Following the Idi n delicious picnic supper Papers passed Wednesday for the purchase by Geo. W. liushnidl of n home and five lots on Lake Mary Avenue. Mr, Bushnell, who has ls'eii engaged in the contract­ ing business in Okeechobee ( ily, moved his family here recently. Under New Mannt'cnipnt MISS LORA S1IUMAHD, Owner C arter’s ami Mini: in wnttU'it Union Suits, orchid, pink and white. All sizes. Hog inning Monday—Serving We going were Mrs. Mnx“■'L Mildred Hand, Miss Dor| Ifaiiil. Miss Jean Maxwell, Miss TU Butler, Miss Marion Hand, o ilurothy Mem, Miss Mnrgn■Cowan, Miss Florence Mere, ‘tU-it Messer, Charles Mero, *!‘on Wallace, Charlie Fite, Wal* r Barber, Andrew Carraway, Given, Albert Connelly, lrnf,r Scoggan nnd Douglas Thedford’s Brotherhood of Locomotive ^lnc,rs will hold Memorial SerHonday afternoon at 4:15 at 'Voman's Club. We cordially "’t the public to attend these Liver Medicine Committee, J. C. AYCOCK. J. M. WALLACE, A. I.IIJA. Club Breakfast—7 to 9:20 si. ni L uncheon............ 12 to 2 p- m Kayser nnd Itnallu Hilk Fine quality silk. All sizes and flesh. Va n Vests glove white D in n er..................... (>to 8 p. in 4 Made of fast colored percals. New styles. Values up to $2.25. Ladies’ Slippers SEE OUU WINDOW Embroidery outfits. Stamped on fine quality materia1. Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear, children’s dresses, scarfs, Sold Everywhere SPECIAL 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 4 -f 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 $1.85 House Dresses Made from selected medicinal roots and herbs-Nature’s own remedy for Constipation and Indigestion. in Gift Novelties Vi Price on Blouses MONDAY ANI) TUESDAY Ladies’ Blouses, white and pongee Small lot to close out. runners, buffet sets, vanity sets, stamped on fine art crash and linens with floss. Vi P ric e . •k, hose, ash trays, vases, pictures nml many novelties will he included h All birthday cards will he sold for Gc SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Mi-lady’s Shoppe i'5 4444444444444k 444444444444444444444 44444444444444444444444 ;3=ssaa„ „ 'J_____ . Cum - ............................. ................................... �<ms!* *v. .a; 1 iUMM ,tlj .- ■■tz- -If-C. .i. . ;rtM*i ® -*\WSiW -. f*’ i / » t T A c tijn .U i7 J i;iil a rtr-rv i t .& , -V ^ S F TUB SANFORD HERALD, T R IP AT. JUNE f t . 1925; p iti -U-. ^ r r : ; ------ ' VtU '.l ,777Z — a: i) If' T7TT —L. _ K IIH I *N £> LAKELAND-FEDSl erGeneration GAME CALLED IN 5TH INNING, RAIN .JfijP ' ______ _ O---- ,-----------------------------IM ilm lin K IiM ni-M o M n n kirtk to ‘"luarc- the match ami rei ’umuer r JOriUtl ill on 'versed the equation by living one f t p m n i n I n T V i u r n o v III) 0,1 t . n . Bradshaw, of Atlanta, . UU" y at the home hole. Here Bradshaw A f ^ e r W i n n i n g O v e r Iwot down» 1 2 foot putt, hut Fos- iVarious Opponents H arry Ehle Wins Again On Thursday Many Youngsters In Team Victorious In Thursday Matches less vehement effort wns cnou- h to make the match two up. Frt 1 Lamprecht, who has yet to play a bad round at Biltmore For­ est, i an true to form and ended his match with Emmett Spicer Jr., five up and four to play. Spicer could not hit ids best stride, while Lamprecht was even fours for the holes played, Louis Montedonico, medalist af­ ter a terrific struggle with "Pete" Van Znndt, Greeneville, 8 . C„ on the first nine, the match being nil oven a t the turn, enme with a rush at the close to win, five up and three to play. Chris Brinkc, Louisville, down­ ed .1. C. I«oBotirgeois, New Orleans three and two. The Kentuckian gained an advantage of one up on the first nine, and increased his lend on the hack side of the course to three and two. Play in the lower flights devel­ oped much wider margins of vic­ tory than was the case in the play of Wednesday. The championship flight tomor­ row brings two Memphis players together in Montedonico ami Dyer. 8 pence's opponent is Foster, and Crisman pluys Palmer. Brlnke and Lamprecht complete the list. The play of Florida men in flights other than the champion­ ship was; •Second flight—Lawrence Sher­ rill, Tampa, was defeated by Allen Brown, Clarksville, Tenn., one up. Tom Aycock Jr., Jacksonville, fell before Raleigh Alien, Asheville 2 and 1. Third flight—Harry Ehle, San­ ford, defeated Gilliland Stikeleather, Asheville, N. C., It and 2. A. C. Ulmer Jr., Jacksonville, won from Rill Spalding, Atlanta, 7 and fi. Gordon Gibbons, Tampa, was de­ feated by W. I1. Andrews, Chat­ tanooga, one Up. II. It. Louden, Winter Haven, won from it. 11. Jones, Atlanta, one up. Fourth flight—Clarence Camp,. Ocala, won from Roger II. Smith, Asheville, by default. Fifth flight—Fred Eansnr, Jack­ sonville, was defeated by F. .1. Heath, Chattanooga, 4 and II. BILTMORK FOREST Club, Asheville, N. C., Juno 19. —The younger generation in golf mnde Its bid Thursday approuching the round before the srmi-Annls in the Southern Association champion­ ship tournament Of tho eight survivors only one, the veteran T. W. “Tub" Palmer, Miami, l'la., may be classed as unintcur. Two, Bobby Spence, Columbia, S. C., anti Glecn Crismamt, Selma, Ala., arc in their teens. The others, Fred Lamprecht, New Orleans; Louis Montedonico, Memphis; Ted Fos­ ter, Jacksonville; Chris IJrinke, Louisville; and Frank Dyer, Mem­ phis, are young in years hut old in golf. Today brings a stern test. The eight remaining in the contest fur thu title, go out liefore noon to re­ duce the numlier to four in III hole matches, and another series of Irl holes in the afternoon will deter­ mine thu finalists for the 30 holes of play Suturday. The age equation brought some striking contrasts Thursday. W. Bunn, brilliant Georgia Tech play­ er, went to thu 19th .green with “Tub" Palmer to wall hforo a care­ fully executed par four against the youngster’s five, (iunn could not reach the green with his sec-* ond, after finding his drive in trou­ ble, and his tliird was too far away to get down. Spence, the Culumbiu lad, turned hack on the 15th green, after gain­ ing a two lade advantage on the outgoing round. Spence wus not mvlong from the tee as In previous poinds, hut was putting well throughout. The match between Clenn Crismaim and Chastecn Harris was settled on the 18th green, hut the DUh hole was an important factor. Here Harris lost and became dorinie when ho took three putts, Crismnnn getting his putt down for a par four by using his midFlorida Stale League iron to curve the hall around a Sanford at Lakeland. dead stymie. Harris came hack St. Petersburg at Tampa. to win 17, and the home hole was left, Criaoiano needing hut u half American League to win. The University of Ala­ St. Louis :il Philadelphia. bama lail placed his second la u Detroit* at Huston, trap and was short of the green on Cleveland (it Washington. bis third, with bis opponent well Chicago at New York. on. Crisman reached the green in four with a comparitively sim­ National League ple putt for five, but leaving Har­ Buxton at St. Louis. ris two putts to win the hole and Pldladelphlu at Chicago. prolong the match. The Memphis New York at Cincinnati. player did not give the hall a Urooklyu at Pittsburg. chance and was fur short, missing his second putt. Southern A.socintinn Frank Dyer and Fred Luxton Little Rock at Birmingham, also came to the last hole in doubt. Memphis at .* 'anta. Dyer wus one up ami needing a Nashville at Cliallaunnga. half, got a win when he, placed his New Orleans at Middle. approach chip dead to the pin for a par four. Thu Charlotte player Retiring—New $1:15,000 school was up against an almost impos­ building now under urnstruction. sible shot for the birdie needed to win and lost, two up. Florida has 15,509 hotels, and Ted Foster, Jacksonville, al­ one of the is the largest in the though one down a t the turn, came world. Today’s Gaines S o r r y yo u CANT < 5 0 - Charlev meyees Torn Me YOU’RE A PRETTY GOOD angler i (‘ T L S'POSE YOU LOST THEM? M a R3 —-V" f r I % IfMUA.; I w ** I fl* be at home in our new offices in the Merriwether Building, corner Mag­ nolia Ave* and Second Street We shall be most happy to have you call on us at your earliest convenience. Alaska Votes Money To Improve College C H N O - Y O U S E E L DIDN'T P u t an y b a it o n m y Ho o k ,, Vv-> On and after June 18 th we will British (Jirls Given Welcome In Canada WINNIPEG, Man., June P.t.— The domestic servant problem in Winnepog has been materially re­ lieved by the arrival of n hatch >>f British girls, included among the large quota of settlers reach­ ing here during the past few weeks. While the majority of these do­ mestics have remained in this city a number have proceeded to dif­ ferent points in the west. The girls were brought to Canada un­ der tho auspices of the Salvation Army. Statistics show that the popula­ tion of western Canada has been augmented by more than (1,000 newcomers during May, the major­ ity immigrating under the British Empire colonization scheme. HAD TO S E T OP THE CIGARS threv J in our l in e s San ford Avenue 7 o our friends and clients— if AND CHARLEY fioT A BlTGf TH E , 1 F ir s t th in g B u r HE w a s TiX> VwTTGHT T o PULL IT I : [ A dvertisem ents bring ; the w a re s of th e world to your doorstep for your inspections— 1 3 N e s-v ie We Have Three Bargains On Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, more th a n h e w o u l d s o h e s u g g e s t e d th a t t h e f ir s t f e l l o w who la n ded a f is h ,r_ ■ How They Stand Y E S -Y JE WENT OUT TOGETHER LAGT YEAR-CHARLEY k'NEvJ I'D CATCH ^4' Tigers Slop Aggressiveness Ring Lets Cubs Five Hits and Phillies Win of Yankees and Win fi to-3; Giants Outlast Red Sox* 5 Former State League Play­ In Thirteen Inning Tilt a er Hits Home Run Thursday SAINTS LOSE 4TH STRAIGHT, TAMPA WINNING GAME 8-3 BY TAYLOR 5 H 1 COULD GO ACHING VWHYOUTOMORROYI MK.GUNN BoT l CANT LOSE TtiE TIME Results Y esterday’s Are Now Receiving Application For Florida State League J i l I.iliw i.vj, OUIIU Tampa 8 , St. Petcrshur 3. CLEVELAND, J; II lakeland 1, Sanford 1 (rain in battling on even terms with the lyn won front Pittsburg Thursday on improved Busincas.and Residential Indians for eight innings Thurs­ (J to 2, Dazzy Vance allowing the in Sanford Score Tied 1-1 With Lake­ 5th) day, the Atheletics staged n ninth Pirates but seven hits. He funned land Team at Hat and One seven men, increasing his 1925 National League inning four-run rally, winning G Funds immediately available subject to till* Out, Two on Ibises; Over Chicngo I, Philadelphia 5. to 2. Cochrane led off In the ‘J th crop of strikeouts to 90. examination. ‘1,000 Klansmen Crowd Hark Cincinnati 3, New York 4 (13 in­ with a single. Poole and Galloway Score by innings: ....... 300 001 002-G-10-0 nings). also singled, Cochrane scoring. Brook. Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 0. Wulherg doubled, scoring Poole Pitts................... 010 0)0 000-2- 7-1 With approximately 4000 knights APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS St. Louis 4, Boston 3. and Galloway, while a single by Batteries—Vance and DeBerry; of the Ku Klux Klnn crowding the Krcmer, Mnihison, Culloton and Bishop scored Wnlhcrg. Umpire baseball park at Lakeland Thurs­ SEE Geisel was hit on the instep by a Smith, Gooch, American League day afternoon the Sanford and the foul tip and forced to retire. Cleveland 2, Philadelphia fi. Lakeland teams of the Florida St. Louis 4, Boston 3 Score by innings: State League buttled to a 1 to 1 Now York 3, Detroit 0. DuBOSE A N D HOLLER ST. LOUIS, June 19.—The St. Phila...................020 000 004-0-10-1 Washington fi, St. Louis 9. tie through the four initial innings I.ouis Cardinals topped off their Clove.................. 002 000 000-2fi-0 Boston 1, Chicago 5. of the game, niter which the game 112 Park Avenue Batteries—Wnibcrg and Coch­ National League golden jubilee was called on account of rain. The celebration Thursday by defeat­ rane; L'hie and Sewell. game was , called by the umpire Southern Association ing the Boston Braves, 4 to 3. It RIMIMRIIIHIVIMHIHHMIllianillUH,, early in the fifth after the High­ Atlanta C-C, Memphis 7-3. was the sixth straight win for the White Sox Wia landers had one out and two on Birmingham lfi-7, Little Rock .• f ,uz u . ■ BOSTON, June 19. — Lyons locals. bases. 2710. -i \n Score by innings: Ml................. pitched effectively in the pinches Although somewhat discouraged Chattanooga 7, Nashville 1. Boston ............. 201 000 000-3-13-2 ■ and wus supported by good infield* by the piny of the Sanford team Other not scheduled. a ing Thursday, the Chicago White St. I.o u is........ 101 000, 20x-4- 8 D ■ during the past two weeks, local Batteries—Barnes and Gibson; Sox thereby annexing by C to I, enthusiasts are of the belief that South Atlantic League their second win of the five-game Sherdcl and O’Farrell. the Celcrynten are about to cut Asheville 2, Charlotte 7. series finished with the Boston Red short the prolonged visit of "old 1 Spartanburg II, Augusta 10. Philadelphia 5, Chicago 1 Sox. The play of both centerfieldman Jinx" to their camp and be­ Greenville fi, .Macon 9. CHICAGO, June 19.—Jimmy ers wns a feature. Davis’ work, ginning to play real baschull. Columbia-Knoxville, rain. which stood out during the entire Ring let Chicago down with five It is believed that by the time hits Thursday and broke Philadel­ ■ . cries, was brilliant yesterday. the Celerymcn return to Sanford ------ 1— • * phia’s losing strenk by turning in ■ Score by innings: for their next home game they will Chicago............110 120 000-5-10-0 a 5 to 1 victory. The Phillies hud have annexed a number of victor­ Boston..............OQO 010 000-1-10-2 lost eleven games in a row. Erot­ ies and will be making a strong Batteries— Lynns and Kchulk; ic support behind Jacobs coupled hid for lop position in the league. with opportune hitting, gave the Wingfield, Fuhr and Pieinieh. Their next game hero is with St. visitors their runs. A Imse on Petersburg on June 29 when they 101 ft. Corner Lot at $140.00 per front foot. halls paved the way for Chicago’s Senators Are Wild begin a three game series with team. They then remain here for WASHINGTON, June 19.—An lone tally. 50 ft. at $125.00 per front foot epidemic of wildness seized three Score by innings: games with Lakeland on July :i, 4, and 5, a double header being Is Third Consecutive Victory Washington pitchers Thursday, Phila....................200 200 100-5-9-0 scheduled for Independence Day. the champions dropped the fi­ Chicago............. 000 100 000-1-5 4 For Smokers Who Won Vic and nal game of the series to the St. Batteries—Ring and Wilson; With Highlanders for Lead; Louis Browns, 9 to fi. Manager Jacobs, Brett and Hartnett; 114 ft. at $150 per front foot. Si Saint Pitchers Hit Hard Harris hit safely for his 24th con­ secutive game, and Everett Scott, New York 4. Cincy 3 former Yankee, played his first CINCINNATI. June 19.—New Tampa 8, SI, Pete 3 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE TAMPA, June 19.—The Smok­ game for the Senators, substitut­ York outlasted Cincinnati and won (First half) Won Lost Pet. ers handed the Saints their fourth ing at short for Pekinpnugh. the second game of tho series, 4 St. Petersburg ........ 34 17 .007 straight defeat Thilrsday after­ BIitege and Bobby LaMottr, form­ to 3, in 13 innings. Jakio May Lakeland........ ....... 2(1 24 .520 noon by winning the first game er Florida State League player, weakened in the ninth inning, per­ mitting the Giants to make two Tampa ............ ........ 23 2!) .442 of the series, 8 to 3. Knights held got homo runs. Score by innings: runs nnd tie ttio score. They won the winners to five hits while li“ Sanford ............ . .. 2D 31 .392 Sard 2102 First St. Realtors, was on the mound hut his wildness St. Louis .. ..'..301 005 000-9- 7-1 nut in the 13th off Benton. Mc­ (Second half) Wash.................. 020 002 020 -C10-1 Quillan who started for the Giants I akelnnd ........ ........3 0 1000 forced him out of the game with Batteries—Davis and Rcgo; gave way to Huntzingor in the iBBBBflBMBflBMBBBBBBBBBBBflflflflBBflBBBflflBaiiaii: 101)0 two down in the fifth and the lias­ Tampa ............. . .. .3 0 .00(1 es full. Edwards went to the Reu tiler, Russel, Marberry anti eighth. S an fo rd ........... ....... 0 2 Score by innings. St. Petersburg ........ » 4 .000 mound with two balls on Allen af­ Rucl. N. Y. .. .000 IU0 002 000 1-4-11-1 ■ B a B a a a a a a B a B a B B B B B B a a a a B B a a a a a a a a R a a iiiiia r ter Lee had been purposely walked. Tigers Slop Yanks Cinein. 000 020 010 000 0-3- 9-1 aa NATIONAL LEAGUE The Tampn manager struck out NEW YORK, June 19.—Detroit Won Lost Pet. with the count standing 4 to 3. Batteries—McQuillan, HuntzingNew Y o rk ........ .. ..34 21 .018 ST. PETE Ail It H PO A K turned back the New York Yank­ rr nnd Snyder; May Benton ami Pittsburg ......... .. . 30 22 .577 Shannon, if 4 1 2 1 0 0 ees Thursday, fi to 3, in a game Wingo, Hargrave. C incinnati........ .. .30 25 .545 Morris, rf .. .3 1 0 0 0 0 featured by Ty Cobb’s hitting. . 30 2fi .530 Doyle, 3b .. Brooklyn....... .4 0 1 0 4 (1 The "Georgia Peach" made four St. L ouis.......... . .. . 27 29 .482 Messner, 2I» 4 1 1 Q 0 0 trips to the plate, including his Chicngo ........... .. ..2(1 32 .4 18 Brown, cf .. .4 0 4 1 0 tenth circuit drive of the season. l!2 J)2 .107 Barnes, lb , Philadelphia .. . 4 0 1 10 0 1 Center fielder Comlm of the Yank­ G. TAYLOR DYER H orton........... .. 21 33 .38!) Martin, p .. .3 0 0 1 1 0 ees, also hit a home run. Score by innings: Block, c ,. .. .4 0 1 0 0 0 Pointing—DdcrthUinJ: 1 *i «ft1 Knight, p m. *» 0 0 9 . ft, 9 Detroit AMERICA ; ... pWCTfiO 012-IM3-1 *»•*fl N, LEAGUE PHONE 303 •I 0 l 0 17 0 N. Y. .. 1)01 000 200-3- 0-1 Wort Lost Pet. Edwards, p . 38 18 .079 Philadelphia Batteries—Wells and Bassler; ■BflBaaBBBBBflBBBBBBBBflaBBflBBBBBBflBBIHXaaBliaH Washington .. . 3(1 20 T o tals....... 31 3 9 24 10 1 Shocker and Hengough. . . 29 27 .518 TAMPA Chicngo....... All u II PO A K St. Louis .. 29 32 .475 Snead, 2b .. .4 1 1 1 4 0 ■■■BIBaRRBRRRRMBBBHBBflBNilMflMBBBBBBB BBBHBBflaflBflflBBflBBBaBBaaflnaKBBBBflBBBBBaflBBflMBBBflBBRlXRaMlM1 •I 0 1 12 0 0 Cleveland .. . .. 2<i 30 .404 Jesmer, lb Detroit .. 20 33 .III Weik, ss .. 7 l 1 *> 11 0 New York .. 23 33 . l i t Lee, rf .. .. i •> 2 2 0 0 « REAL ESTATE IN SU R A N C Boston ‘.£2 3(1 .379 Allen, cf 3 T *» 0 0 ♦ » Estrada, If 1 i 4 1) 0 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Bouzn, 3b 4 t l 0 0 0 Won Lost Pet, Muggins, c ........4 . 4 t 1 ti 1 0 New Orleans . . 30 23 .010 Alvarez, p ...1 0 0 0 1 0 Atlanta _ .. .. 3(5 31 .537 xl'ittnml .. 1 a 0 0 0 0 Nashville . .. 32 31 .508 Cooper, p .. . 0 0 0 0 *1 0 Memphis .. .. .. 33 35 .485 (’huttaiiuoga . 32 34 . 185 Totals ............ 31 H 13 27 12 0 Mobile .. .. 31 34 .477 x halted for Alverez in Oth. Birmingham 30 33 .470 Score by inr mgs: Little Rock .. .20 35 .120 St, Petersburg 201 000 000-3 Tampa ........ 301) DUO 23x-8 Jacksonville—New park to 1ic caSummary—Two base hit, Shan­ tublinhed. non. Three hase hit, Estrada, itouza. Stolen base, Morrison, Es­ NOTH'I*. Nolle** I n ti••r,-l>> u l v iii th a t the trada, Brown. Sacrifice hit. .Mar­ ISminl •*( I ’outitv t'oiiiiiilHfliiite-rH in tin, J earner ( 2 ), Allen Cooper. amt. for .Humiliuln C o itn iv . F lo r a l,i, w ilf a t llte lr iirx i iv it iil.ir tix -,'1 I iik io Double play, Ilarnes (unassisted); lo lo lil mi M o in ln i. J u ly litli, A. !>. Snead to Jestuer. Left on base, l » - 5, nl la o 'clo ck. A . At, rcro lv u Ittila St. Pete 7, Tampa 8 . Base on for the H a v in g o f ton* m ile on tinHear talk*' roml. lictflnnlMK at the hulls, off Alverez 5, Cooper I. •iiaiute I'oiiuty line and run north Knight 3, Edwards 2. Hits off on Ho '*•111111 line Oil" mil**. In­ formal Inn in r* f. i*ine*> in nano* mav Knight 5 in I 2-3, Edwards 8 in lo li.el from t|i<- *'|>rk of Hi- Hoard, 3 1-3, Alverez 5 in ti. Cooper I in 3, al .Sanford, Fla. Edwards 8 in 3 1-3. Winning Thin Imard ri*nt*rv*H the rlnht to pitcher, CoopcY. Losing pitcher, reject aitv or all hld». Edwards. Umpire Pieli. Time of v y. l a i n : i , a s h . t 'l e r k H oard o f C o u n t y ( V iu r 's game 2 :20. | M G IV E N P O P n . Wright, Warlow and Compaq RALLY IN NINTH TO TRIM INDIANSjBROOfiLYN W INS ANCHORAGE, Alaska^June 19, —An appropriation of $lf.:l,:;i;d granted the Alaska College of Ag­ riculture and School of Mines by the territorial legislature which nut last winter at Juneau, will •nablo several improvements, Judge Charles E. Bunnell, presi­ dent of the institution, said here. The appropriation- provides for nn addition to the main building, a dormitory to cost $25,000, and a power plant. Requests for $22,504 to be used in agricultural wort; and $10,090* for school of mines er;fensiiin work were denied. The institution is a t Fairbanks, farther north thnn nny other of its kind in thu world. HANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. MEISCII REALTY COMPANY. a. SANFORD INVESTMENT COMPANY A. P. CONNELLY & SONS . v ~ - Tnm pa-$ 5®vW)0 synaguguir will jj- be erected on I'utm aveue, b LOANS • ", TNVES'l �THE SANFORD FRIDAY, Herald Classified Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results Call 148. The H erald’s M arket Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory htford Dally Herald [(PIT AD. RATES LAWYER All makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 Ball Bldg. Insertion*. touts of average length , counted a lino. ■sm charge lOo for flrat idea. imtlslng la restricted to classification, error la made The Flan. Htrald will be responsible L|y one Incorrect Insertion, lijTtrtlser for subsequent moss The office should be U immediately In esse of PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. W’e do it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avc.-Commerctal St. f ro A n v r.n T ta r.u a |n,nlf representative thorL ram111nr with rates, rules UjjiiHcatlon. will give you kit* Information. And If [vlih. Hi*y will assist you Lordlnc your want ad. to Lit more effective. lia r n iiT A N T n o t i c e urtlsT* should give their L or poatofTIce addrees as ■i their phone number If joilre results. About on* ,r out of a thousand has a hone, and the other* can’t finlf.ita with you unless [know your address. J. E. SPURLING, subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando. Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. I Jlire n tln n n a e * M U S T he U# Is p e rso n a t T h e R s s H lie m id o lt le r o r b y le tI T e le p h o n e d is r u p t i n ' Lore are n o t v a lid . 8ervlce Irttoue. Prompt. Advertising Rooms i<'or Rent FOR SALE: My 10 acre farm on Cameron Avenue, close to Moore FOR RENT—Front bedroom. Call Station, small cash payment, rea­ at 321 Magnolia after six o’clock. sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box 95. Jacksonville, Fla. FOR RENT—Room# with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates FOR SALE—One Inrge Davenport nnd one large wardrobe. All Lincoln House. LEARN ABOUT toTX County and quartered oak. also one side board. Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* One hall rnek, Bear dal I Ave. John Lost And Found ram. Beat advertising medium In Pczold, Sr. outh Florida Published momlngi. FOR SALE—Pure bred English Star-Telegram. Lakeland. FI*. Better pups. T. L. Brown, FOUND—Automobile license. Tho owner may have same by cal­ OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Phono -II4-W. ling nt Herald office and identi­ thtough the Xenia Gazette, SALE—Cheap. One of the fying and paying for this nd. Xenia, Ohio. Rich tgricultural FOR best Grocery Businesses in the district. Want ad and display city. Inquire at 31(5 Cypress Ave. rates on request. BUCKEYE incubator, 120 WANTED—Double bed, kitchen cor.UMOVS ir.B ( T.FDOEn—class­ ONE ified nd* have tti* lartmst circu­ eggs, 50 chick brooder, poultry table, four chairs, cooking uten­ lation In Mouth wtamrn Osorgls wire thorough bred bar rocks, sils, dishes, bedding. Seminole Rate So f*-word) linn. Rhode Island ILcds. Also Dort touring car in good condition, county Welfare Board, phone 113. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ cheap if sold at once. Call at ers and fern growers of Volusia Mrs. Watson’s 2201 Oak Avenue. 'ANTED—Live wire salesmen to sell Avalon shirts direct to con­ county advertise in the DeLand sumer: easy sales; liberal commis­ Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash sions: $75 a week and over, easily with order. made. Possibilities of ndvunecMAINE—Watervllle, Morning Sen­ ment to district managers. Write tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Avalon Shirt Company, High ple are interested in Florida prop­ Box 99. Point. N. C. erty. Reach them through tbt Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ EVERT TRUK BY CONDO tion. A LITTLE WANT An in The 1= * K g R 6 iO N Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away nnd have no use for. A litle thirty-eent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 113 and n representative will call to set* yor. FOR BIG RESULTS a.lvertlsc in LEWIS O'BRYAN. Office In the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY Seminole Bank Building Annex. NEWS—it covers Broward County thoroughly which is one of tho Phone 417-L 3. most rapidly growing sections on the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS copy arul rate card upon request. Laa: Cash In Advance MIRRORS RESILVERED Furniture bought nnd sold. Jackson Furniture Co., Phone Efficient. Building Material THIS ;8INESS DIRECTORY S FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando morning Sontlnal; largest classlMIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalk*, build­ fled business, rate 1c a won!, min­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxee. I. H- imum 2-1c cash with order. Terwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want nd medium in HILL LUMBER CO. House o. Daytona (Fn.I fine cent a word Service, Quality and Price. an insertnn. Minimum 25c. Lumber and Building Materiel TAMPA, FLORIDA—'Tampa Dally Carter Lumber Company Times the great home dally N. Laurel St. Phone 555 rate l^c. per word, minimum charge 25c c.'sh with order. W’rlte for complete rnte card I DAVID B. HYER WEST ’MrUMNIs- Ctnrkshiirir Th* Cl.ark sliarir U sipnnml roornln* ARCHITECT Inclu din* Sunday,, morning lasu* *4a. 1 cent per w"'d, minimum 1 Uembsr A. L A Mfatrl la p in e s w it h i n e sa y I if 1he p eop le o f M nnfnril Inn Ires so o fte n n eed ed , nil this l i s t w h e n n n y spewrrlee Is r e q u ire d . It Is u rd n lp h n b e t le a llr fa r |rss re n le n e e . For Space In ThU DIRECTORY PHONE 148 lified Directory The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive and convenient. Call at Herald office for further in­ formation. FOR RENT—Furnished apart­ ment or sleeping room*. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable room*. Hot nnd cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave, FOR RENT: Five room bungalow French Ave and 2nd St. l’hono 37 MV. FOR RENT—Six Room house corner 10th and Elm. Unfur­ nished. 919 Elm Avenue. ttiinc to nc an American institu­ tion—-they vitally concern every member o f the family. FOR RENT: TWO APART­ MENTS, 1st floor, largo and comfortable, also garage, 618 Oak Ave., Phone 2202. Many men and women have becom e habitual renders o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. FOR RENT—Five room apart­ ment. Unfurnished. Also two garages. Mrs. Nobio, C15 Myrtle FOR RENT—Bungalow furnished or unfurnished. July 1st. 1200 Magnolia Ave. See Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Takaeh. Pick Up Today’s Herald Miscellaneous rend through'the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. WILL EXCHANGE for Florida real estate, Six room house sev­ en miles from Philadelphia oil main line of Pennsylvania railroad. Trains every 15 iminutes, takes only 17 minutes to bring you to the heart of Philadelphia, I/it 12 by 100. All improvements, hot wa­ ter, heat. Price $8,5(10 of which $1,500 may remain on mortgage. What have you? Address S. D. 11. 333 Meetinghouse lame, Nnrbeth, Pa.. Montgomery County. Automobiles T H IS IS A WAITING. Ixtoo^t,BUT TOO AMVG IT PALM BEACH COUNTY—The iA C P FO«? WAITIMCJ. IP t Oyj M U S T OO SOM<=, scene of stupendous development’ ?OAV I vi ORK COMe. C<JTTWP(= A uo VUL Resd about it in the Palm Ih ach r—4 c — 13c a T > - ' 3 £ ' D i t Post. Sample copy sent on re­ —m *1 it Jt - b\ J f *1 » | quest. voV i *Ul ■ H I L T O N ’S ADVERTISING gefa results If I* IIAHtlKK HIIOP VSk9 A t l l g S T h M O O m k c c reaches potential buyers. PaITURE AND MOTOR RE 113 Magnolia Ave. tatka Daily News is circulated In WINDING, 6 First Class Barbers an indust ini arid agricultural sec­ Special Attention tion. ’ART ELECTRIC SERVICE Given To 1-adies nnd Children ADVERTISE in IT* Journal-Her­ Expert Electrical repairs. ald, South Georgia’s greatest W. Central A v e Orlando, newspaper. Morning, afternoon, and Sunday Classified rate* Chinnwarc in English Porce­ weekly 10c per line. W’aycrosa Journallains, Iluvarinn and Japanese Herald, Waycros*. Georgia. T0MOBILE9 FOR RENT China make lovely gifts TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 1-A.REEL Car. Drive it Send in your s"bscriptlon to the riclf. Oak and Second S t The Ball Hardware Tribune or hand t to your l>eni so 3. dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newrrsnsr. One year ALTOS FOR HIRE $8.00, l-l.OC, three months Elton J. Moughton $2.00. 6Ifmonths you desire $1,000 Insur­ E AUTO SERVICE Day a r c h it e c t ance policy add 75 cents to your tight. Meets all trains. Bagorder. transfer. Phone 551 and 63-W First National Hank Hldg, ’DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Floridft anything7" If so advertise In Sanford tho "Gainesvillo Sun.” BELL CAFE ri’s best in Service and Qual D K V K L O P » ?ltf» A T T K y r t O N — r«n * In hafcinnlTiit in * * realft*t «tft First Street and Park Ave I Chiropodist v«*lopm«*ni In (H orM a** M i t o r y ; » h a l f m i l l i o n d o l l a r h i K h w n y t o *h# FOOT SPECIALIST fi*lf iitfti'h Jimt fn la h e 'l; * iw o b a rn s, nuninn*. In g ro w ­ m l l l l tn d o l la r hrtdicrt arrona Kacnm* DRUGS FIRST STRFKT EXTENSION in g N alls. Ilr a v y C a ll­ Ida li.iy a ra rf ^ d : <|ii.»rtf*r m il lio n ouses or t'red *ct»ln* d o l l a r o|i«ra houan u n d a r c o n a f ru c SY’S DRUG STORE — I’reWat or Front—I.ols II and d IHock C. feet. ti< i, t w o m lU fona h r I n f i p r n t on ptions, Drugs, Soda*. Wo h i g h w a y ; Kf*«ii ent Phan*" ft f o r l l v r PlbsinoSK Site::—l.ot:t !>. 10, III anti U- I* ihi. V. ■» nisi.Hit *s near you as your phono. h> ti»i ra to ifftt In f*«t urotifid Vo w rit Drew ItldK Apartment house aite—Lots 17 Jimi IS, 1 floor. Writ<* i itfVftlopm«»nt Depart* Phono. Wle vatn r [ESS1NG — Multigraphing, Erg and mailing—as you t it—when you want it. Is* 673. II. E. Porch, First banal Bank Bldg. FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elk* Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mus son. USED CARS Hose B u d d in g Five Acre Celery Farm —Two and one half acres tiled, tiling to finish other two and one-half acres. Flowing well. Close to loading station, anti on brick road four miles out. Price $301)0. Good terms. (*«HHi***I*%•f Ti*tir IdIf l nr, Votl r I Itu C'lr. litinliftlimit t'n r. i»ii« * •, I*«nr J Ut*fi *i’r r TO Milli: 1*1 O rla n d o , F lo r id a Seminole Business Have you rooms to rent or some second hand furniture to sell? Use The Herald’s classified P ’C'’ and get results. J2I-E. First Street, Opposite Post office Everything' For the Sportsman S tart a Taxicab Business in Your City m i i i' i i i . v n n p a i n T?-* I V ' u l T h a t Bi o m t Money. You can easily start a successful cnli company of your own on n total investment of $350.1)9. i Manufactured t>) ■ h r r a o n - l . l n d . 1r y r* l* t Sul,I liy i .i i m i m ) p a in t m a rt 113 M nanoll* A rerhnnr '4711 m erit T h a l * « n a a c o l a N * w i. ELECTRICAL AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum WF0RD ELECTRIC CO. lessors to Gillon & Platt «»gnnlia. Everything el *1- I'hona 422. Electrag MEAT MARKET ILLING STATIONS AND 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla AUTO SUPPLIES JTS-Threa tations. Mag■*ami Second. First and Elm, word Avenue and 10th Street. g*ft Bervlce. __ FLORIST JART TIIE FLORIST” jvers for all occasion*. * Myrtle. Phons 260-W Contractor and Builder ,99-M — Phone — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. MA YFA1R I,(its (i and 11 block 0. The priced are right for a real opportunity completion of Forrest Lake Hotel. FOR SALE Spare on tho pagj for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? tl It a well Cnown Oct O u t thin Dale "• itllmv detrlopcd (III*, wttli d u s cUrlet DIHt'i Hie eiet.nnd whetlwint «|» near tired and llttlret. do not attract lueiidt \ « l III Ihaiitsntlt o t n u u the** (iMullliuO* me due merely to the lack of pure. H «•*<■«• rich in iKallh uluii* Iroa. t Vtti»P«* *••• ".* iumcient iron Into their W***1’ w e w «lru may iiulrkly hare the blooming rh kt. ,U,Illy hpt and well inuudrd furiiu m a t ruaka oilier * l r l» a n a llw c llt* Slid *u P*<P«™Hut In t ire in.it the Irmi y,ui take It ortanlc Iron N utated linn—and not the old f trhutned lluuid m edlclnetor Dillt marie floio m rier il Iron llial ortrn Injured the Jeelh and (tntiiihed the itumach. N utated Imo eon U nit o rta n lc Iron like lire Inm In your n» u blond, fry it fur Iw n w to k t aiul nollce lire ilrrnrlth you *tin. Money tryca It not uu e n r t n l At an 4oo«l u r t c t i t l t . Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. By GEORGE McMANUS HINGING UI‘ FATHER CtiTTiHt 0r t Rt us t o cat T tK E O Of S,° U • PtNA C .OM M -N R O N T O O O U T OF TO V/N ' <----- A.rt'. T H A T ’t J «>c^V lT * t’tC.E.P ON C O IN ■T O U CsUtA C ACT •t o CHAy*oE. T O O HUH? I YQO T R y tL-tr, T O C A T C H T O O K C A T 't b u T I T VVA,*^ T O O H O C h T O R T O U *bO I V/tTHAT A F T E R IBM n jR T H F .R » r I C O U L D v y » T lt At-tO H E R tu . c f 2 j t ------l r ^ ~ ~ ------ MY HE.ttJ'5 ____________ C !— iQw. > O T tC K . N olle* l» li*r»b> g lr e u that th* Hr,ant uf fn u n ty C n m n w R iM r * in and fur HvmttmU Co un ty. F lo rid a , w ill ut at thvlr n a tl rcg u l tr u t r l * lag to ho h,<UJ on Monday. J u ly Mli. \ l>. l >J 5. at Ii) o'clock A M . r*-•■ o|v« hlda for the purchaa.of Two, One und On*-hit If ton truck a ■ rooll'to t w ill) dump bod lea. Thla Hoard reutirre* the rtiflit to o>i«,’t any '»r all hid*. t'U r k V H. tMlt rll.A^tX, It t u r d o f C o u n t r C m u r ' a . I D , 11, f . S T A T t : — l , X V B * T M * N T » l. obl. v O |92S BV IrtT'L F catuhe*Sk« vicc. INC-^ Great Britain right* re««rvcd.____ I ’ u lr a lu n - l l r v 111) ^ ^ PWb*- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 19, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1a27f2e0b000c508343b3f14edee4389.pdf 448209c04fabbf7aa6580a1f9f1bb52b PDF Text Text YOUR N E W S P A P E R J^lishcd In Florida's Heart, J),c World’s Greatest Vegetable gection, Its Richest Garden Land A S S O C IA T E D PRESS D IS P A T C H E S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y . J U N E IS. 1925. NUM BER 275. •t o l NAVYNURSES:V a n S w e r in g e n In t e r e s t s m w i c - u- T d ......... ™ . i N l i i u > D e r u v i . L a r o i i e n e i l l a-xi • i m W m I n r i g h t i o B e c o m e D IA T Iv D s m BH t D ir e c t o r s O f T w o R o a d s ‘ « d A a &U I S S u d d e n l y C l a i m e d ' W VA W A V Appeal To Poise Pi to Settle Situation M l WISE 1 1 K ’ RICE F IV E CEN TS ■■■■■ - 9 ” ’ -- --------------------------WASHINGTON. June 18.— Op James A. Frnncis, general man ponents of the Van Sweringen »U ' ot the Island Creek Company, Nickel Plate merger project were aid car shortage and transports successful in bringing about a re­ ..un con-res:;.in iind boon chronic t fn V in F irst Court M avtfal F or hearing by the Interstate Com­ m the Cp'Tatioake & Dliio f o r . ChnrjrcH Made That Several \\»mu‘n In History o f T h e merce Commission, Wednesday, on jght yearn prior to tlu* inaugura­ Am ericans W ith Homes la I Country, T w o Women Freed its l'.t'2u order giving (). t\ and M. tion of Ynu Sweringen control in M exico .lost Across Uorder. of Sm uggling Rum IntoU.S. J. Van Sweringen and their ns- 1t)2-'t, hut that since no difficulty i A re Guilty of Sm uggling! sociatea permission to serve as di­ had live;, encountered. He attrib­ rectors of the Chesapeake Sc Ohio uted a part »*f the betterment to ' and Hocking Valley systems as the suitress of the \.in Sweringen well ns the Nickel Plate. ijroup in connecting the ( h"*aOhio with other roads Attorneys for the George Cole pcnkis Scott committee of dissenting min­ similar,y controlled and predicted j Convention Deliberates On usloms Man Finds W hiskey ority stockholders in the Chesa­ that further good result* would O ffic e rs Declare A s Much ns Work of Aiding Crippled! In B aggage When Women peake & Ohio sought the re-open­ come from the large roiiihinatioa* | 200,000 Gallons A rc Made j American Y ou th ; Harding* Readied City of N orfolk ing iff the 1!>23 matter in n peti­ they now sick to effect. For Shipment Each Month Illustrates World tion filed early in the Commis­ On crosa exnmination by It. w J WASHINGTON, June 18,—Cool sion's hearings on the merger pro­ And i i a attorney for di nenting SAN DIEGO, June is. Charge* ! rt.K V E L A N I). 0., June 18.— and collected in their white uni- posal, and the decision was an ■ he ..,ieak • St Ohio stockholders, Rotary International convention forms •tid trim au.iw hats, two nounred today simultaneously with Mi. 1 ran: is argued that if there and counter charges in the mosl delegate:'. Wednesday beenme pol­ naval nurses sat as defendants resumption of these proceedings. w• •'e i i hi- no further periods of sweeping wave of bootleg liooze iticians temporarily and launched Wednesday in what was said to he 'I his phase of the Van Sweringen congestion affeeling coal tratis- tnd ili c a -' which ha* ever conic |PEKING, June 18.— Profcs- the candidacy for International the first cnurtmnrtial trial of wo­ directorates was not touched upon portalion, tin. consolidation plan over the United Stat*:« Imrdi r an> W A SH IN G TO N , June 18.— of Peking U n iversity pnddent of native sons of New men in the navy’s history. They otherwise, however, at today's w.uld not he of importance to the ibiik in the air at Tin Juana. Mex­ ico, Wednesday, a* the United Senator Robert M. LnFollctte, appealed to Pope I ’ itis England and the middle west, and weic cliarged with bringing liquor from several West Virginia coal industry. The view lie explained State* officials Investigate th" for international directors, and into the I nited States in violation hearing, testimony being* taken •vas in effect identical with that of for many years a stormy petu?e his influence in the then deliberated on work in luhalf ef the prohibition act and speetlily mine operator*, all of whom as­ W. A. Andrews, representing the smuggling into the United S tate nil in American politics, died of '.!()(),0110 gallons of Scotch and ent troubled Chinese sit- of the crippled American youth wire acquitted. serted ilmt the unification of the i ■nrolidation ...... mm Goal Company. Irish whiskey, and more than fid", here today, death resulting iton “ to promote hrothcr- and good citizenship. Nickel Plate, E rie.I’crc Marquette, Itcbmt ||, Cross .if the New llivcr1 Miss Iluth M. Anderson was vot­ . I ooo gallons of whiskey made in from heart failure induced by d, which is the foundation f Donald A. Adams, Mow Haven, ed an acquittal by the court, sil­ Cherapcaki & Ohio, and Hocking Coal Company, and James !,. ' inK \Mexico by American* who possess Valley railroads, which the Van an operator of Chalesion, West a general breakdown and an Conn., first vice- president (and ting at the Washington navy yard, [Christian religion.” Sweringen plan proposes, would Vn„ who followed him mi tin- fine residences just over the Imrattack of bronchial asthma. d"r in Southwestern United State*. [Thousands o f posters have t’aul II. King, Detroit, director, alter an i xceutive session of about benefit shippers and the public. stand. I "e re placed in nomination fur the 't ,-n minutes to consider evidence Robert .M. La Follette, Wiseon-1 Report* that the liquor was run The Wisconsin senator and ipeared in Peking depicting i presidency. Ten men were entered sin senator and ( iiiiilidnte for tlio I I icviotisly presented in open se.iin for the benefit of Shrincrs altish policemen shooting and in Hie race for seven directorship*. late Independent presidential aion, and the case of Miss Katlitending tic recent national run- presidency Inst November, who candidate began failing in health (Meting students and children Hal lotting will be conducted today crine C. Glaney, tried immediately suddenly p i. .*c < away today at veiitiiiii have arouu'd the anger of even before the ln,*t campaign and bodies lying about on the and the result announced Friday. Washington, afterward, was disposed of in Shrine officials. several week* ago ho contracted , inJ. Vernacular ..... . newspaper.*! The extensive phase:) in hovs’ about the siiuie length of time. Intensified by the actual discov­ i a severe cold, which developed Into bt.ccouut* differing materially W(;rki ,|t.,iKlw.ff aill ,|u> J- Ik Ilnono, deputy customs in­ ery of 250,000 gallons of corn j the foreign versions of nf- ran hoy in Raining * better idea spector at Norfolk, the only prosewhi: l.i y Iind been lirought into I.'", I the h a t Shanghai, Haskow and ,,f t],,. n|ntT „ f ••xerv ice above i cut ion wilnes at on from Hnxcnndn, nitfht and he sank rapidly after hihited seven quart •there. ■elf” together with a glimpse of i111y for the Shriner’s daylight today. convention \vl tlm world v/idc activities of Rotar- which lie testified \vuie taken from which opened in Lo* Senator La Follette, considered MlrtH A ll(l(‘ l*«t>n. ---- I ______ \mr..lau I...... 2, lenders of the Anderson, I sasfi: a n c i s c o , June i x . _ ians in curing far crippled chil- the baggage of Miss Xtigolos June one of the most powerful orators hnghni, gateway city of China, dicn, were brmi rbt before the eon- landed from tin' transport Kittery Rear Admiral Hillard Given I f No Word Is Received O f |Southern California Shrill* denied of In* time in the United State* Ivt yet hack to normal. v iitir.n by Charles II. Gardner, of ! <>n its arrival at Norfolk recently Orders Thnt A ll Y a r’ its Missing Man lly August 1. I the Shrine had any official con Senate, wan a, storm center of per|from i 'uba. |lith the protests of liriti h of- Omaha, Neb. met lion with the "imporlnl ion” and! A re lo He Exempted From m' iuiI and political controversy Search Is T o He Marie; Is During Miss Clancy’s trial he Ui against the slaying of one of manifested their go"d will hv i! throughout the nation and ill hi* "The future generation will he! Examination foe Liquors MacMillan’s !Mh Polar Trip produced live quart containers U c. imtrynien, W. W. MacKcn- what you make it.” Mart I. Soely, xviriVh ordering of special Ma o»ie patrol Suctecils A t liv u ni Cotiitl/ As home date of Wisconsin for more he Raid were found in her by snipers outside the city’s Waverly, N. V., chairman of tin with orders to icporl any Shrinei ('rm ittn ii' -Glticf II. S. than quarter of a century. WASHINGTON, June 18.—-FroBOSTON, June IK, Amid tar who violate their eoiintry’s law . rign territory, still warm upon hdernatianal committee on hoys Imggago unloaded from the same F le et; R ear AtlnRral H ughes “ Fighting Bob’, tho name by qtieirt conflict between coast guar I : din <d roariit” guns and .-hriekiu. i ship. Smiles were evoked from I mires, the news came today of work told tie ■ delegates, "and you i Two boat.*, ropoitcd to In* known G els Old I ’ ust or Robison which he wu* known to pollUe^l the court and spcctntoru as Lieut. craft seeking runt runners and the i mrie.. whi.-tle.i, l.ieut. Conn.mini at the Hollywood and the AI uJatta:k by a Chinese moh upon cannot shift the responsibility “ I friend* and uiiomlc* alike, was a J. 1'. Kennedy, a member of till pleasure boats along the Atlantie1... Donald It. MacMillan and In boy are alleged lo have carried the lEriti.ih policeman in tile intcrThe spirit of Rotary as seen by WASHINGTON, June 1 H ,~A d -! Hilo well earned almost from the C"a*t has prompted Rear Admiral lint,. sailed from the < harle court, after an unsuccessful sum - , l-.n.il concession. The policc|hud. iif the liquor cargo fro u Fa P. J. Gavin, was in a hus- tlergyipcn, both jiere and in Kng- tnoti.i for a corkscrew, pried a coil; Hillar d, coa i guard commandant I ion Navy Yunl ahortly after noon eiula, Mcx., to Los \iie ti .. For mind A. S. Robinson, eumninml. r 1inoment ho stepped into he imlttoicna when scarcely more I tonight with a fractured skull land, was put forth by Canon El- out with his pen knife, anil In- j to issue orders thnt vcsaeln "whlbh 1Wiiltn duy on the teanier Peary a fortnight in early May, five rme iii ebb f uf the battle fleet lias been ! h'ul than a boy. Facing buttle* such liott, of Liverpool, and Bishop nmy be plainly recognized as ( (n tart officially lii< uiirtlr voyr>;A' <i I rli il to Mii i " d Admiral Ruld. spector Boone, i iiiclliug the con-1 Ibis recovery doubtful. i -aiiier* hoven d off the Califor a* few" if any of Ids political con­ |Tbe mobbing occurred near the Charles L. Mead " f the Methodist tents, identified the liquid as yachts or as crafts used solely forjin to the Arctic. ' nia coast, hut i uuld not l» • pre- K. t iHuit /. n . i luiiniander in chief temporaries were compelled to Pleasure," are “ not” to be stopped Episcopal Church, Denver, Colo. "whiskey." of the United Staten fleet. Peary pas.'.ed hi yond When the rtfceni boundary of the scttlc|vented liiluliiu? tlieir cargo: h • light, lie eventually became a Rep­ “ The businecs man who Is aware Mian Anderson told the court1 Admiral Hillard at the same sighl of (he cheering crowds Mae­ ji'li'IS' of the iusuffieieol speed oi" Secretary Wilbur announced the resentative in Congress, then Gov­ st, close to Chinese territory in time issued .'tit rppetrl to all Airierof the infinite value of human re­ that after a friend hud presented millan left the steamer nad hoard­ the coast guard and revenue boat- >•; li'i'tion Wedi -silay, in making ernor of Wisconsin, and finally lirh members of the moli easily ‘ er with a sealed package „v.u.e liefor lean yacht men anil owners of ed an automotiile to sp' ed to Wi.i tit escape. The trouble start- lationship is the kind of man who ................... tlmugli the latter chased each nuhlic a ii*t "f changes in high l nited Stole* Senator. He served t, Maine, where his schoon- diipmeiit desperately, their 'i.ip- Heel I'oniiiiiitiil* tn take |daeu (hi* three toim* in tnc House, three aa trhen Gavin tried to break up raises the tone of business life," 1her departure from Gulin, deserib-1 pliasure craft t<> help the coast 1 '’V "having nothing to do ct It* .vdoin i anehored and ready ijei. returning to port at San Di- fall u11« r completion of tho fleet's Governor of WlDcotuln, and was ■tract meeting addressed by a rCanon Elliott said. “ Rotary says I ing it only as something she could i that all legitimate ways of enrn- I enjoy Inter, anxiety over illm-s j„ whatever with rum tunning trigs t- to north Saturday. The I’eurj dent agitator. 1ego and roundly cursing their luck .•rni.se to Australia. tour tlaur* vleeted to the senate. ■mg _________ living should he pltieed on 1her family_ caused her to pack it mnt-r boats," and by giving I i-i dc- 'a Wi. ea. set tomoirow a nod the lack Die rest of tfu* city remained iquip'iieid pr*«11! -r Admiral F. Hughes, in I'erhrTi' f«'e \iAerican public I, \ th *> anir.. .Jim of liunmablonesx.’’ I with her effwts without opening I;. f «Iuo bee I to coast guard vessels in daybmik. / 1 drew such bitter criticism rpantivrly quiet. Little change eil tiy the government for their roriiiiianJ id Fleet I raining at tlm l.y being nlert tuny department vvill snreeed Ad- a* was heaped upon Senator La i ncted in th strike situation. 1! R.shop Mead outlined the rights I It was found l.y customs inspect- |their vicinity and when .' ii -* before (lie I’eary sailed, \Vill It. igimlb ‘ top promptly ips and factories still remained of every hoy and girl, and pleaded| ors at Norfolk, sho said, before I’ to .MacA!ill.hi <-ti11ini'd his plan lo R"poit* that lid 111'!, nf l'l|" I' riiiial Robinson a; enmmaiiiler in Follette during and immediately to do so. for their full support by Rotarians.' she know what it contained. alt r the World War. and certain­ liicf of Ilie ball le fit el. the not 'bli , and tie* throng of ( mi ul wi" pill poM'ful luive b cii di i in many instances, Pleasure craft owners were nDo Denver Rotarians and a group of j Miss Anderson was permitted to ly none could have been more rhere was little news from olhei jI' girls Bunker Hill Day eelehniiits. "I , lull today | ibi d by f' del .1 oflii Rear \dmiral S. William,*, in Imtliing suits staged a b-avy the stand after her testimony urged to aid the const guard by ; imiiii iily delcmled by his friends. nf China. Dispatches from lie explained that hi* original non fleet an I n nmnth after th < ""miuandilig the naval iqierating snow ball battle in public square' without a question from either advising its new* or stations plan, the exploration of the vast uton showed that the Canton("•ail'd, nut a aingl addition to til" Immi* at Hampton Rond*, about the Ill* speeches and public policies l when they learn of foreign rum i ha. and unknown Arctie tract call 1 el lb lli'V nf I Ur I' iauthorities were having a little today with a carload of snow Lieut. Gordon, the Judge advocate, i ships hovering off the eon-t ,'l ,ioi" tune will annum:' eoiiimand Imti lion Die laigvi lur wiile-apreoei 1brought from Denver. or the live members of the Court, Crorkeriaml, might be delayed a 'Sculty in ironing out the details ■ 0 the European squudron with ■lenuiiiintion provlous to BH7, been made. Lieut. Juba T. Harding, one of which immediately went into ex­ | Admiral Bill.ml declared "tlu* Week lo (H'rniil his e.xpiditioii to city administration, but Hint Boh Davis, mu f the widest the lank of . e ii'lmiiul, succeed while the great conflict was rag­ the American Army world f l ie r . ecutive session to consider its do- ; coast, guard is performing this du search for Captain Boald Anium! ing in Europe, but the crisis came ■e progress was being made. •f the border, in:r Admiral I’bilip Andrews. known "I'hnri'ctor*" ty uf preventing the sinugglin an ! l.owell Thomas, offi da! histo­ cirion. Miss Glnucy did not tes­ wiicii he vuteil against America ca­ sen, who ha* been ln.,i to the At Peking, the Italian minister, tor year*, and who bail bleu ib' Rear Admiral Riehard II. Jack- ll ring tlm struggle when the Lusiria n of the World Flight, tonight tify at her trial, the defense rc <l- |of liquor from the sea eimiv*tl>, world since lie started hi- I’olar 'resenting the protocol powers. lillt pel'lllltlid ported from Mexico, on, now a < i diint chief of naval told in person and illustrated with iag on its contention that thc actively and aggressively. It pi" (tight al io -t four weeks ago. to return, i* th piiqirietor of tile n|"i tiiotiH m Washington, will be ttinlit outrage and other violations «*nt"d another note to the Chi- motion and still pictures, taken in l charges against her had not been posts to b ml every effort to pr> If word is not reeeived from the brand uf whiski known a.* "Ilon- t* dirtied to command the battle of our neutrality were still burning * foreign office emphasizing the \"iit contact by American craft ' countries touched by the world proved. hi the public mind. He *vus hung Norwegi hi ' \idorer by August t, I'Vili'W.” Tiii* coin poiiib'iit win mitj of the anti-foreign ugitui fliers, the first around the-worid Trial oi the two nurses was or- l with rum shims off mir coasts. 'when I I " MacMillan expedition ex­ al'le to meet Dnvi* mi Mexican soil ship illvi*ion* of the fb*'t with the m offigy and even threatened with i now going on in many parts “ The active operations of the tank uf vice admiral. . 1. red by ecretnry Wilbur who d expulsion proceedings in the Scnflight. pert' to reach Klali, Gri nland, the |in one of the Iioii*i lie maintain i the country, and urging that The a *ii.mmolt* to lie given the ute, but in the 11*22 election* he elated timt sex was not t be coll- * c a-' guard in upholding the law Not tin i a 'oo-i points it;, ship* can for AnieiiiMii Infinity muk. r . and Chinese government take a sidered in prosecuting cliarge i l iialui.illy require that many vi s I go, MacMillan flyers will begin! learned from I f i . i . ' own 11p that uffi’ i'i relieved have not been lie 1was sent hack to hi* place in \Vash'5nit< -land for the maintenance ::|s and boats be stopped for < \ : i•*• initii'il. Il i exp 'i'li'd that Ail- |ington by a trenieiidmis majority. agniml naval personnel. order. I aaiuiation. !u tins matter, ti. *a search. \•n:i inI cii. lie said, will he b, iiiul.iiig lie DOU gallon of In 1 uiral f'oiiiitz, who i* rounding out Born on u farm near Madison, i un out of food tomorrow it lie | whiskev a tuolilil. Several famou / v i'f* |ii l i service desire to intnrfero with two yi-uis in ciiiniiuind of the fleet.' June It, 11*55, he was a contemp­ j has failed to real'll Cape Columbia, Am eriim In and are now being SHANGHAI, June 18. —The 1*1 11C e* 1’ 101 K ie l dniliug citizen* afloat, to the lb" American believe* that the inaili in Mexico aid out curie* will lie u>.*igiu'd lo lIn- general orary Ot Cleveland. Harrison. Mc­ irntened general strike of all hoard :il Washington or given com- Kinley, Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, I II 'll**s ( I) h ;l'" possible extent, n n t- a u itn v ti.| after mature con­ lout explorer will be found hi one pondvnt saw ‘Jfin.oon gallon* m maud uf a shore station mi the Hauling and Coolidge, a* well us linise workers was set definitely of tillthru places he plan.* to • torag at Tm Juana, and -nw nil Is'gin .lime 25. sideration, lie i'sued orders that "Czur" Reed, James ti. llluine and other vigt *tora::*' at * h'xii'o, i’ucilir const. Hie -itii.iiion today both as re­ IIACKKTTSTOWN. N. J., June ve -els which nmy he plainly rec- search. Hark Hanna. Tbe fleet ailiuioiieeliiellts were Aiiiuml en’s fate settled. Mac mill'll of vvhiili vva* brought in nds anti foreign agitation and IS. The death toll of the wreck |agnized as yacht or ns craft used Robert was admitted to tho Unimade Inie Wediiesduy after Pres­ The Sanford branch office of the MIlian’s party will lly lo the un fiom tlii lirilidi I I" , the duty nil WMcs .oi 'iiig different factions of tiie special immigrant train of j solely lor pleasure, he not slopped, i" ut ident Coolidge had approved a re- ver lly ' f Wisconsin by Florida Lund Investors Company I known I’olar conlini'iil to complete will'll vva* $ Id 1 , 00(1 alone. the Chinese was quiet but for- the Delaware, Lackawanna and I boarded, or scinched for the pi waiver of entrance charges. He potl of the navy selection board At the border line federal rev P. S C iv in. a British citizen and Western Railroad at Oockport Sag with executive offices in Daytona, . pose of ascertaining if they are I llieir original task, lie said he t'lomimoiling anuiulur of other Minn attained prominence in dra­ win formally opened in room 005 |expect'd to remain there until the "iiu iffieer, ( ’hurlf.* Markley innmiureycle policeman for the Tuesday was set definitely last ! smuggling liquor, unless they he impuitiinl cliunge* in the service, matic and debating elasses, and ^ngliai international settlement, night at II by officials of the of the First National Bank build­ I found communicating with or hov- j middle of August and probably formed this eorrespoiiili'iit that "a including iirmimtinu, of live cap- also as editor of the college maga­ ing of this city litis morning with a iimbbcil l>y Chinese here to- railroad. I ering about rum slii|ts, or unless l would ii lui n to the t nited Stale., I* hop"!"** to prevent them run tain : io tbe grade nl rear admiral.*, zine. After his graduation, he was (he l ake Monroe Realty Company other particularly uspieious cir- I about September 20. ning ii ill from .>a; we tan do :.lcalled upon to support his mother V. lie was seriously hurt. The official li.-J placed 21 bodies in charge, according to an un- |euiiistaiices require Dint they be | The three iliii|diibil,tl planes, , id u11*Iv nothing; they laugh a* u , of I I I'omnianifi'r* to the rank of and sister while teaching a coun­ •avitt jmt left the liariiin road .it. Huston, Pa., eight at llackctts- nouruement by district officers. '.'iiplain. and of I'.i lieiiti'iuiut comwhich the I’eary earried on deck d ii lbelli, and lb n they eiune ov topped, bo irdtd and s.uiri hid. ’ try school and studying law. He dke -ubstation at the extrem e' town; >,-vcn at Dover; three at Local representatives of lie: when she sailed, vvill alow Mac­ |er tin* border the next day on iiiaudi is lo (h - rank of command- was admitted to the bar lit 1880 (them boundary of the settlcal'i In.vn and three at 1'hillipa- company here, they announced, their way to their homes on th" Millan and Unit. Cum. Rickard F. und soon entered politics us a tnt, wleu he encountered a burg. ! Aim iit'aii .side again laughing." Byrd, lieatl ■1 invnl candidate for prosecuting attorney. At least a score are still sufler- aie II. J. Milder, R. I.. Grier, Jr., V'iml’ mi the nearby Fast CuspW. A. Adams, W. ('. Coleman, Ed-1 unit, the explorer called public «itDespite the opposition of what h * mad which is within the seltle- ing injuries in hospitals, several ward McCulley, R. J. Ilolly, Jr..| m I tuition to the *ix navy petty ol termed political basses and mu(it l'*undaries. The Chinese being in a serious condition from iti-d men, with his and R. I- Shipp. wu* elected and subseCl KVEI.AM 11, June 18. Chair- lie: rs, and i-nIi D ing hnrrangucd by a stu- scalds and burns. and iiii'i'lundi.'*. W. W. I’ yrd, o f Dvl.and, district! ntly re-elected. Again over »at. I’ roseculor S. Smith, Jr., of manager of tin* company, and T. men of th*' A aviations of Brother- I part v a pilot i iieroes, until then The pnlire interrupted the speuk- I’hillip: tfiiu who bad iuvealigators ! II. Lamar, divisional manager, b""d "i Radi me! "Vninmen and 1 t!|IOI| til" <• iiri*urig, re >l* tin iililionorcd and |snd ordered the crowd to dis- at work all dav, expressed ttu',1 were in Sanford today for the up tin Order of Railroad ( ainductors success of Die i-xpeditiiin, he said. Forty-ninth Congress in 188-1, be­ 'leat . Gavin then ordered a opinion that the wreck win causer;i *cuing of the local office. The pres- will hold joint divisional meetings Danmge to the extent of uhoui I The expenditure of $1575,000 for coming at 2!» years of uge the in November to consider a propor.i-) ■Wie con it aide to return to the by the locomotive striking dirt I l‘,lt activities of the office it was n,in steking w..ge increases from ! For over on:' thou and years the ?25 was done to a motor car of i hi IK foot hard surfaced road youngest member of tho House. *ife ub tation only a short dis- switch covered with sand and ..... announced, is to put on aiqiroxinmtely 200 railroads in the 1wine known a* pulque ha, been the (he Atlantie C'oa t Line Radroad ■li'utliug from Ml. Dora in Lake Elected Governor of Wisconsin <■' a a ay and obtain help. When washed down by a violent storm. I lulc the Flnuico Estates property states for trainmen and ( national drink of Mexico, where Company tlii> morning when it and | I County to the Wckivn River and in B'01 on a reform platform he J’’ nun sununoned by the coii- So (nr. he said, lie had discovered which is located on the St. it is made from the giant cactus th" Dodge grocery truck of the ioiuiectiug with the road leading launched a fight against ruilrouil John :'hli" arrived they found Gavin nothing to indicate negligence by Scenic Highway and the Atlantic ' coiiduelor.i, \V. G. Lee. I'resident \ Gonzalez Grocer) Company Sun I|lo Snnforil is now assured, accord- influence in state politics, and also j of the trainmen announced today, plant ftir in the street disarmed and tlio railroad company. together on the grade crossing at I|mg (o information secured from led the movement for the direct Two coroner’s inquests were ad- Coast Line railroad about halfway 1iniitnrcyclc gone. Examination tin pre-cooling plant on Bcurdall the local Chamber uf Cununercc primary luw, adopted by the Wis­ a id•arby hospital showed his |journed to permit witnesses to les* between Del.and and Crescent City. consin legislature in 1004. He 1Ave., near thi* city. This wa*| today. DU fractured. j tify later. . _____________________ amed from W. J. Thigpen, who In a letter from the secretary of was elected to the senate the same Only eight of the victii i_ ... „ . , occurred i!'' Gavin incident un investigation of the lie the Nit. Dora trade body, Secretary year, und resigned from the gov­ 1 ‘“sit r, o’cloek. Up to 11 o'clock killed outiight. the remaining .% [ i r a / . l l l l i n S ( o i K l t ’ IU ll 1 nl liecausu of insurance on the R. \V. I’cnrniun, Jr., uf the Sun- ernorship. j •*r‘igh'. there bad been no other dying in Ipc^uitals. Most of tin m After voting against the Ameri­ Gonzalez truck, which had prsv- I ford Chamber of Cmiinfirco, j came from i'hicago and were memIMuthanci-s. iou-l> !ie*'ii secured through-him. learned tlmt tho cotUtly commii- can war declaration, Senator La I hers of ail excursion t" Germany. YORK, June 18.—The “ Mania, Mama. Mama." NEW A negro section hand, said Mr. [ loner of the district in which Mt. Follette ulso opposed the selective BUENOS AYRES, June 18.— I . 'mV,' VoKK, June 18.- Tension Eighty ofI them who escaped injury tried for liontThy of w,,i’.11. ,, youngest girl . ever Thigpen, was thrown uhoui 21* Kora ii located and including that draft net, but supported th" enorm­ .. , , j, found guilty i ' punisliahle h> a I ? 1Inna arising from the unti- sailed yesterday on tin* Republic. j I he attitude of the United States icide m New Uuk was found gull- |miXj |;)U)|1 ,lf f r„ llt pi t„ 20 years leet !y the eopucl und is in the part of the county from that town ous war appropriations and other 1 toward Mexico us expressed ill I movement appeal to Judge McIntyre Im i iiald-Laiiglitou Hospital u.» th • l to the river, bus been definitely bills. He sponsored many "freo Secretary of Slate Kellogg's recent t ty last night, when u jury lirought iniiirisonmcnt. | goiqg d espite isolated iexult of the accident. A white I authorized to expend this amount. speech" proposals, fought ratifi­ ] declaration i* condemned in a atat*}| m u verdict of manslaughter in vvill tuts.* a sentence Monday, !i ra the attack yesmull who was riding on tin motor Mr. I’cunnnii is of the belief cation of the Treaty of Versailles, the firi t degree against 17 year The jury, the members of which j mi ut. issued by the l-atin-AmcriJ t'l'iv .ip ;i British niolorcyole car jumped off before III" vehicle* that the building of this road will I and ill many long speeches after old Dorothy I’erl.ins. Dorothy dei all were fallo i , of girl.*, reported 'can Union over the signature of table. ,\ favorable omen i ■ to the people |the war urged amnesty for thoao . teen in ihe announcement that lit* president, Alfredo I’alaedos. scribed by her counsel us u "pro- |the verdict nl 11:511 o’clock, after met and thus cscapml injury, it he of great benefit — — ,.— ROME. June 18.—Premier Mus­ wu* learned. Mr. Thigpen further of Seminole county as well as to i convicted under the espionage ue-. Chine " banks are expected to re­ solini today officially notified the The Union says it considers Kel- duct of tenements and the daught- i deliberuting two hour* and 5'.* aim­ l reported that the grocery truck tlii" e of Lake County, ami that , The domestic and private life ot we want respect for the siverign- er of a drunkard, horn to live and j ute* fer business tomorrow. United Slates and Grout Britain ty of our peoples which are char­ fill* in misery,” wasaccused o f i "You have rcturnei■i th:' proper I wiis not duiuugod and that the it* Importance ii * a highwuy can |Senator^ La F^ollette might be^errned ideal. At th" age of 26 ho that Italy is ready to open war acteristic of the White House." shooting her sweetheart, Thomas I verdict," Judge M< Intyn told the driver, R, late, colored, was not liurdly be estimated. married Miss Belle Cas of IturaSHANGHAI, June 18.— Negoti- debt negotiations. I hurt. Temple-ton. » juror*. “ Too many time* women •fi'in- here between reprCHunta- j boo, Wisconsin, and from thnt mo­ Dr, R. E. Stevens, who i* in ill these courts oil The girl fainted ns the foreman , have appeared ment she became his political '"■* 'd foreign diplomatic corps, G'hurgo o f tho case of the section 1 announced the verdict. Two court I murder charge and have app •aled — — |well ns his |>crsonal partner. Sha Belting and Chinese delegates, | h. ii d could licit be l<"'utod this ] In many in-laneofficers stationed near her caught |to pilin'* natur 8'ekii,g adjustment of recent d i*-! CHICAGO. June IK.— Wheat,! tookan active part in all his cnaiv ■ruing for information a* to the c.q ed puni»hmciil sue her ns she fell. Attempts to re- cs they nances, was broken off today July. 1.55 II I to 1.56 1-2; Septent- pnigns. served ns nis secretary extent uf hia injuries. vice her by slapping her wrists cessfully. A verdict like thi* muy | 1 |,53 I I; Corn. hi WU In tho House, a a j #* 'n" to divergence of views. F. J. Gonzulcs of the grocery mi shooting men in Morocco, Juii" 18-1 GLEN COVE, New York, June failed, and Judgo McIntyre held I stop women .Renumber I II 7-8 to 1.12; Oat* aided him in preparim-his ^SHANGHAI, J uiiu I8.-rA wire-! F EZ. French Krims, | 18.— Mro. J. I*. Morgan, wife of company wu* approached on the I cs. They had four children, Philip, 1 message from Chun Kiung 1— Violent attaci. bv. Abdel the financier Is seriously ill from that the defendant was in no con-1the future." jurors stood out un- mutter but he refused to comment |September, 1 1-2 to 61 3-1. U in re dmon lo answer routine questions j Four of th _________________ i now a oartaer ill the Senator’s |m 4ls the -ituation there is critical. 1enemv tribesmen, have sleeping sickness at her summer ihe h-itinli consul was forced to I pulsed hv the French with consid- home at Matinecock 1‘oint on East following conviction. 1ti! near the <iitl for inurdir in the According to income tax figure* firm at Madison; ho!». the wife o f Eggs arc used in the hookhindAs she was being curicd from first degree, The rent of the jurpublished in Italy the beet paying George Middleton, New \ork playerable enemy losses, loduy's offic- Island, physicians announced to­ the court room. Doiothy began to I ors were fat ly evenly divided be- i ing. sugar rofining, and fancy profession in that country is that wright; Mrs. Mary Sueher, ini French commum qe said. day. The Morning Bulletin said | leather industries and in the makreviw , pressed (.a ”. " . her ............... ......and second degree manright hand ,---w [ tween fir Robert La Follette, Jr. of surgeon, her condition was slightly Improv­ revive [ ing uf wino and paper, against her forehead and moaned,[slaughter verdicts, ed. JY OFFICERSBy Death At Capital pstrudors Ask Him “To Promote Broth- , T _ , ^ erhoocl) Foundation Chnstian_Rcligion”|^ |, J Q m y * u ME-CT Were Ignorant Of Contents imerica B eg in s To i m 1 1>a^ w e 's Conte feel More H op efu l Succumbs Today HOLD ELECTIONS Shipment Sent To Shrincrs, Is Charge' | ' Wisconsin Snh>n Sueclimbs to Inlluenza And Complications Contracted Recently Begins Sinking Late Last Night Chinese And Foreign Versions of Affairs D i f f e r Materially V e t e r a n Legislator Political Storm Cen­ ter For Many Years I “ PLEASURE BOATS M’MILLAN PLANS TO BE PASSED UP TO MAKE SEARCH V - BY COAST GUARD FOR NORWEGIAN Kelloggs Statement *v ,v OI...KOI N Nc^ro ScGlionW - rew H igliw avP rom • • lieinuii pumi Of A.(’.L. Is Injured In i)or<l to W ckivilr itiemly roHtU'i. AK'itm “w Collision With Truck River Now A ssured ^t!!3l.,.M‘,l.ffX ^i?ib! Seventeen Y ear Old N ew York Lir! Is Found Guilty o f M anslaughter Negotiations On War Debt Sought By Italy French Repulse IIurd Mrs. J. I*. Morgan Is Abdel Klims Attack ill At Island Home i Markets ... n\ IV 3J If 8 2 ROBISON NAM E D NEW FLEET HEAD BY NAVY CHIEF N um ber DeadFrom N ew Jersey Train Local Wreck is N ow 41 Land Opened This Morning' Brotherhood Heads To Meet in November I •3=. !£ r ss 1 If Vll .1 �BECAUSE W E POSITIVELY GUARANTEE Electric Lights 2 . Running Water 3. Hard Surfaced Streets HAVE YOU $1.00 YOU WANT MAKE GROW INTO A $1.50? Our Sales Director just returned from New York anil States that literally tens of thousands o f people will flock to FLO RID A this fall. W H A T W IL L W E DO W ITH THEM A LL ? Any number will come down the St. Johns Scenic Highway Route No. 8. Can you visualize what property will be worth on that highway in the next two years? Come let us show you some real choice lots at bargain prices today. W E G U A R A N T E E LIGHTS, W A T E R and H AR D SURFACE STREETS A T NO A D ­ D IT IO N A L ASSESSMENT. NO INTEREST! NO TAXES! FLA N ICO ESTATES TH EREFO RE IS TH E SOUND­ EST, BEST R E A L ESTATE IN V E STM E N T T O D A Y IN FLO R ID A — E AR NONE. Lots Free and Clear for $ 2 0 0 and up t COME L E T US SH O W YOU % Executive Office D A Y TO N A , l-'LOKIDA Sanford Office Mow Open /.< . j . *; . * * * * a * ** �P A G E TW O TH E SANFORD H E R A LD , TH U R SD A Y, JU N E 18, 1925- f>horie Girls K Proper Rest A nd Play Periods Each Memorizes 5,000 Namei ARMENIAN GIRLS ^*************************** BEING TRAINED IN ! HOME ECONOMICS'! There is no Substitute Russinn AI-KXAiNDROPOIj, Armenia, .luno 18.— An initial at tur.pt ut thf* acicntifi study o f £ home economics is being made in the American orphanage schools x ' here. A model village has beenjX c*t iblirbed, in which Armenian [ ♦ girls are taught by actual practice I the rudiments of household sci- I , enco. , |T Thcmodcl village is no modern * affair of complicated appliances!*? and lalior-savihg contrivances for|Y apartment housekeeping* It fo l- j? low# closely existing conditions in * Armenian villages. It is the sint- X 1 !<• t kind of n practical demon-: ♦ j stration of what can be done w ith 'T mote fit dligent t|v(. of ,-ivalltllde .£ I materials, ado; tion of elementary Ipiinciplcs of ttygieiie and sanita­ * tion, and the application of better ■? means and methods o f hnuacwif- T : t »>. I+ (hi it pint o f two acres of land V III* orphanage boys have construe-. X led si\ one-story buildings, using *? tlte same building materials ns X I hove ot tlic native villages, stone, <• simtnen company rims t»iu viii lime, sand and clay. The arrange-!T five nn8 six lliouranil. The r corils show 1 hut one operator hts m uit of rooms varies, but in each ! X hit,I no iiinity n, 1 iaa calls In eo** h u e a section of the building is j j walled o ff from the living rooms j £ tiny nft.J another |t-n| i.fino. Mow tlo the* li.-t ; the smile In for the family cattle. Knelt houne 1 native oven built into the Ihu voit-o unitor Pie pr. H>mrc or lia minll vegetasuch work? Th-.-y Inva tho b<-st kitchen, and also of care nn•.* r.re never iKirtnlttcil ble garden. R f L A X A tlo n St.Hrh your memory mmlnxt ony jno ot tli.'HO lelciiliono operators tint dlsroM-r how ft-i-blu nro your powers of retention. To ho os 'amllhir with inoro fhnn 6,out) tatties m il ihi* corersponillng telrplintie nuiiih.TS ns wllh their A II C ’s l« Just ami pari ut their lob ridnut' j, m u „ d.-pilm of :h!i give, a tired op-ralor the opportunity fur romp! •» r '.-.xn.'on nnd new energy g >on wlih h - i • lion. Job Ml-, f'loitiiMa l<lockr -r. llm ehl.-f operator, nut of lo-r l.v.-nly yenr.* of exp<-rl nee nl l to- t'rudeiiflal, leu learned to foreitiiill l!i>>.--ia by •vulehlng her girl, for alga# of fatigue. My giving Hern prj|ii;il relief oho ha, born remarkably .mcriT.-ifiil In ivol llng nli,eiic< , (lu, lo lllll* H,. dil l, ft r*l tlevi-r p* rmilled to work when Mirr*-rlii< from bronchial troubles or undci rondltlona that might Impair lh-!i general hi-allli. „ la conics ul„| „pin it into thm|,|s „ „ |,nn<| „|»indlcs. They i live tin- ihretul# with vegetable | U\i . which they themselves have galluioil, and finally they weave it into i loth on haial looms. 1-11,• the more proficient .-ttident'i there me suppleiu -ntiiry cmirso.i in bntanv. soil -tuilv. entile breed­ ing. daiiying and elementary phyMes and chemistry. The Amerii an icspniisible for the neniel vi 1.. . i. Miss Pauline .Ionian, a Red Cross nurse, who sc rved in France. ■ s ■ ■ ■ ■ M rr u a u H n n u ■ n ■ ■ H ■ ■ ■ ■ ki MI U 11 ■ 11 n j M □ W 11 U n n M L4 M n it ■ n a u Oi M M H ■ u M A buyer is needed to a \«fra N ■ people, this summer? •> •> Eticks alone, will not make a fire— you must also have a match. Circulation helps to make a newspaper. But mere numbers taken by themselves alone cannot be the sole gunge and measure o f a newspaper’s ability to pro­ duce A D V E R T IS IN G R E SU LTS and more than the mere fact that China has more peo­ ple in it than any other country, makes China tho best country to live in. ,M,C ° c ^ 1 m %\ •> ❖ <• W by not an oc‘‘an T [ ’ ™'arP low, >«m J,> >“ " a w0,,ld T ; i , cl„„,| lle .» n , l t e wo« . r.un.1 All—the—way—by—sea fmm J«.v,.no; Hust.m $12.52, round trip rip $W2>I; Pltjladcljdiia * ’ • .rn,u", | ^ith alight extra charge for outside trip ih tide inca tiicali and berth, wim Fares Inc intitule $72.18. Judge Is Asked To Question Him room? a ll expense to u r s C • t \ur S|'<Ti.-il All-Exprt <• For best results in Classified Advertising call 118 and give your ad over telephone, or a salesman will call. miolctatc coat. Sen,I f-r M * r - “ " J , of eleven da)s and longer, '■* ‘ kisited. Atlantic Citv among the places vi? RATES M IN E R S TRANSPORTATION CO. ftno E. HAY STREET, JACKSONVILLE Full ilftn ip iiir timl illustrattd liooklet tfrit on m p ir't. Special Notice •W *# V > I mportant C hang in Policy tcc make a sale possible shall keep them annual changes, and without the danger o f their new cars becom ing obsolete. Received a ■ new p o lic y s to ry — o f is an in te r e s t t o ;>i, e v e r y o n e w h o o w n s o r e x p e c ts to ;<r ____:V The d ra m a tic N a success of the p resen t lin e o f S tu d eb a k er C ars is o n e rea so n fo r this im p o r ta n t — sales k e e p p ilin g up. T h is y e a r w e w ill sell a lm o s t And the cost is small PHONE ! 48 that drastic annual changes are not required. tim e to tim e . N e w featu res w i l l b e a d d e d . W h e n our e n g in e e r in g d e p a rtm e n t (m a in ta in e d at a c o s t o f m ore than h a lf a m illio n d o lla r s a y e a r ) d e v is e s p r o v e m e n t in an y m o d e l, it w i l l b e an im ­ m a d e w ith o u t 50 The sense of touch the hack. In some languages, notably the Japanese, there is no word for ' O w n e r s r e p o r t e n d u ra n c e re c o rd s , e v e n b e y o n d o u r g re a te s t e x p e c ta tio n s . O u t in th e r u g g e d m o u n ta in r t c io n s w h e r e S tu d e b a k e r sells fo u r tim es its n o rm a l DRESSES tic a l use. A le r t, a g g re s s iv e , r e c e p t iv e t o reso u rcefu l in e x e c u tin g th e m , g u id e d n e w ideas, h y scien tific th e m ost e x tr a v a g a n t term s. In 1924 th e C o r p o r a t io n ’ s o r g a n iz a tio n p ro p o s e s to b u ild b e tte r m o t o r cars than sale o f re p a ir p arts d r o p p e d to $10 p e r car p e r yea r. e v e r b e fo re . N o w y o u m ay buy a S tu d e b a k e r o n a n y d a y o f the p e rfo rm a n c e u n d e r th e m o s t dilTicult tra v e l c o n d itio n s y e a r w ith __ these tire tlic qualities f o r which Studebaker Cars hare th r ifty , o n e -p r o fit car y o u d r iv e a w a y w i l i n o t be s tig ­ long been noted. m a tize d b y any act o f ou rs as a " l a s t y e a r ’s m o d e l.” the c o n fid e n t assu rance th a t the stu rdy, an y I o d a y , in e v e n m o re g e n e ro u s m ea su re th an in the past, s h a d o w o f d o u b t th at S tu d e b a k e r Cars arc so s o u n d ly S tu d e b a k e r Cars o ffe r the u tm o s t v a lu e f o r th e m oney. quality o f Buick manufacture are not 9 ; ** M » M * M To our friends and n 0 altered by use. A used Buick is a better investment than many new .0 M 0 m clients— cars of other makes. i11 SANFORD BUICK CO. Sanford, Florida. O n and after June 18 th we will By Williams ~jr- be at home in our cn l Featuring the newest summer styles in silk. All of the best quality mate­ rial in the most beautiful shades. These styles are appro­ priate for aft­ ernoon and street wear. Just the style that will he most desirable for your sum­ mer vacation STUDEBAKER C A R S ‘This is a Stadebaker}£ar offices in o tfy ] t f u ^ jy the Merriwether Building, corner M a g ­ a M « ■ nolia A ve. and Second Street. f& u : iffui1 5 s j ■ < & ld c JR I • a a a W e shall be most happy to have you call on us at your earliest convenience. a M a Ira a ■ : -* lr e b m ■ t B B O " ’ ~~ - B B L c a a a a ) _ SANFORD BUILDING AN D LO AN ASSOCIATION. ;i The Outlet new BB Hi! »mn S w S ir M T H E S T U D E B A K E R C O R P O R A T IO N O F A M E R IC A , S O U T H B E N D , I N D I A N A M O T O R rectness of Buick design and the b e tte rm e n ts that h a ve p r o v e d th e ir m e r it th ro u g h prac­ research and sp u rred b y im a g in a t io n , th e S tu d eb ak er beyond i H S W C r i Because the cor­ r e g a r d t o the calen d ar. p r o p o r tio n o f cars, o w n e r s ta lk r b o u t these m o d e ls in S u rely, these s ig n ific a n t facts p r o v e *4 OUT OUR WAY A s in the past, w e sh a ll c o n tin u e t o p io n e e r vital the b ig b o o m y e a r w h ic h f o llo w e d th e w ar. 01 dullest on Tin* senconst line of the globe is computed to lie 180,000 miles. fo u r tim es as m a n y a u to m o b ile s as w e p ro d u c e d in M e c h a n ic a l s ta m in a u n d e r s e v e re usage — re m a rk a b le Distributed to thousands of readers offer an easy means ol reaching- all sorts of buyers economically and swiftly. the hands o f o w n e r s , Im p r o v e m e n ts and re fin e m e n ts w i l l b e m a d e from ch a n g e. M o n th a fte r m o n th w e k e e p b re a k in g re c o rd s M in TUXTI.A. GUTIERREZ, Chiap­ as, Mcx., June 18— Supported by provisional governor (Year Cordo­ va, a bill lias been passed hy the state legislature granting women equal political rights witli men |in state effairs. Ciapas is the first state of the Mexican federation to grant woman suffrage. A daily average of 700,000 tons of coal is mined in Great Britain. e n g in e e r e d and m a n u fa ctu red a n d s o e m in e n tly s:cbfa c to r y INSURANCE s REAL ESTATE 1“ CHIAPAS WOMEN M.\$ VOTE cars to obtain models that arc always m odern — without the necessity o f cwaiting foi n riicre is IK) (lniilit lliat, in Sanford or Seminole county tlicrc are people who need almost any particular article at all times. If an article is not a general neces­ sity, (here are few buyers, blit a market can be found every day for anything- if the proper effort is made to locate that market. Holly & Shipp, Mgrs. directly benefits present Studebaker owners, but it also enables purchasers o f new o f th is At Hotel Montezuma, Sanford New Smyrna Beach able bv our great engineering and manufacturing resources. This policy not only n M M a a M The Florida Land Investors Co. Why is used Buick the next best buy to a new Buick? presenting a new line o f automobiles each year. Instead o f bringing Studebakcr Cars dramatically up-to-date once in twelve months, Announcing u e s tio m 1 T U D E B A K E R herewith announces the discontinuance of. the custom o f P:*, a m a z in g AT AUCTION ALLEN AND BRENT '.AAAA.’ir • Vv VV Allen & Brent S r Pirrrt .rr.lrc MUn.1 to rhlU.trtpMs. 1J t S. 8. U.-rkdiirr. rvery l » J M E R C H A N T S AND Advertisem ents, b fin g the w ares of th e w orld to your doorstep fo r your inspection. RY LOCAL DEALER Many travellers to Northern and interior points travel hy sea to Baltimore or Philadelphia, and lhei.ee hy rail. Through fares to var10US points quoted on application. L .O W Italy’s Idol DODGE BROTHERS Fares for All-Expense . . . TH E COM FORT R O U TE ! [Aufos] Icai"? itd e d a t, Rose Girl )efenseEntersProtest Against Actions Of Attorney For State' C A R | S Ncw York ami Tours include hotels, sightseeing, tic. V Herald W ant Ads Are Result Ads tour# also personally conducted lours, at • I wi|| „ variety o f lo o n BAN ON AVIATION IS ADVOCATED BY BRITISH AIR CHIEF tcrancc of an official of his stand­ 1•■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ing in years. .Relative to a European war in which England might be seriously attacked, the air chief said: “ Tho great problem to be faced is that in the first clash of the opposing forces the casualties would tie very high, and the question of replacing the reserves would bo difficult. In Contends lh a t A ll I* ood l hilt fact, they would be almost insup Contes From Com m ercial j erahle. not only for thi* nntIon_ K. A v ia tio n Doesn’ t M ak e l Tp also for any other nation. In the next war in a single day, F o r W h a t It Does In W a r the speaker said he believed, more CAMBRIDGE, Eng.. June 18.— bombs could be dropped In this Witness country than was done in the four The assertion by Air Marshall Sir years of the last groat conflict.: Refuses i ■ a a a a a a a a a a flB flB a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a fla a B a a a ra a a B a a a a a a Hugh Trenchard, chief of the While the airplane was the most i British air staff, that he would do offensive weapon that had ever S j away with aviation altogether if been invented. Sir Hugh averred, |he could, lias caused no end of it was a shockingly bad weapon of defense against the airplane it­ comment throughout the country, self. Still, he believed, it was the j Sir Hugh was speaking to the only one than had yet been dis­ I Cambridge! University Aeronaut- covered, and, even in these days Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property j ical Society, and his contention of scientific Improvements am! in­ ventions, ho had grave doubts I wa3 that nil the good done through I aviation commercially would not whether any other weapon would make up for the reign of terror take its place for another 100 ears. “ Remember that nothing you and death which would be accomp­ lished through this force if there can do or say will stop nil the Wo nro permanently located in Sanford should be another world war, when benefit!* of aviation, or nil the hor­ B B greet bombs nnd poisonous gasses rors of it. I am sure than the fl OUR SALE S FORCE are E X PE R TS Would be strewn upon almost help­ empire is in the forefront of the hotel for months fl nations of the world in the air." less cities. i a principal wilneas in the! Here's one man Mussolini,, Italy’s B (Sir Hugh reviewed the problem ini illia m D nrlintr ShonWo guarantee Satisfaction. il nf of W William Darling Shop two-fisted premier, is afraid to nr- r of Fie air dofeu. of the British The deadliest poison known Comments on New Slogan Of ■ enl oil a charge o f feeding rest. He is Gen. Peppino Garibaldi, * Enq ire and its potentialities dur­ comes from a plant of the common “ Better and Belter” As; [foster-son W illiam Nelson descendant of the famous liberator, ■ ing th.* next 50 years, speaking buttercup family. I f you have Property you want sold— List it with ua Adopted By Manufactur­ |very frankly and plainly indeed leClintock, Charles C. Fainnd, though he is a severe critic of B nnd kiss it good-bye. B ers of the Dodge Autos' upon tho main principles which West I’alm Beach—Survey for Mussolnii, all Italy would rise if be B an was not called as a witmust guide the nation in its right ewer improvements to begin soon. were jailed. 33 Wednesday by State’s At; nnd economical use of uvfntion. The slogan “ Potter and Better,” IB orney Robert E. Crowe, who which recently appeared on poster “ I do not want you to think that B |he could not vouch for Faiman, boards and in magazines and news­ I look upon the air as a blessing ■ JflflflflflflflKBBflflEBBBBMflliaflflflflflflBaflBnBBBflflflflBaBflflaflfl B Fuc Starkey is the “ Rose Queen” ■ B ad asked the court to riuestion papers everywhere, following « f her home town, Tulsa, Okln., altogether,” nssoitVd liir . Ikigh B fl Continuing he said, much to tin* 1 It"!. B B closely the announcement of the MB The motion to have Faiman ex purchase of Dodge Brothers, by nnd will preside over a rose carni­ astonishment of his listeners: “ It j lit ) E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. val that will be held shortly. ■ B mined by Judge Thomas J. Diilon Head & Co„ has aroused re­ may lie more of a blessing for this I ■ fl Lynch, was opposed vigorously by newed comment regarding one of Since site’s an expert swimmer, empire than for any other country | M fl b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b s b b b ib b b b b b b b b b b h fcfenso attorneys, but Judge the outstanding policies of Dodge the bathing suit is entirely appro­ in t!i? world, but I feel that all j £ priate. Lynch indicated that he would cull Brothers, tnc., according to Urban tiie good it will do in civil life ■ Fiiman, examine him and permit May of the I. W. Phillips and Sons, cannot balance the harm that may >J Gainesville— New hotel to tie con­ lie dt tie in war by it, nnd if 1 hail ■ both prosecution and defense to local Dodge Brothers dealer. I structed here. tho cusiiug vote I would say abol­ tros, examine him. Constant improvement of a bas­ Decision on the matter was hold ic design has lx-oii th.1 established ish the air.” in abeyance, however, until tn- policy of Dodge Droilici* ever' T!:e population of the world lias Thi i particular phrase of the nir serrow morning. since their first car was offered fori more than doubled itself in the chief: remarks caused more newspape comment than lias any utExplaining tho state’s stand, sale to the public, and will contin- past 120 years. ■ Prosecutor Crowe said: “ It sim- UO to be under tile new ownership, ■ ;!>• means that the state does not said Mr. May. M roach for Faiman nnd docs not N The Opening of liranch Office of Registration figures for last M *i*h to ho bound by his testimony M year show clearly the wide tec-that of a man indicted jointly ognition which lias been accorded The II. IL Schulte Realty Co., Inc. IS kith the defendant nnd a confessed this sound policy. Totals for the | H Kcomplice who more than once United States show that Dodg/i When Hotter Automobiles A rc Built, Buick U ill Build Thera u hs changed his story.’’ Brothers made u gain of 25 p er! M The state’s attorney referred cent against a loss ol 11 per cent j a a particularly to Faiman’s reiterat- sustained by tho industry as a | R PRESENTING jrd denial of ail acquaintance with whole. This year, week after week . N o . 1 9 San ford O ffice Is Located .1 0 (1 1st National Hank Illdg. Shepherd nnd all knowledge of a sales for coriesponding periods of | letter alleged to have been writ­ previous years have been excelled I ten by Shepherd to the National by ns large an amount. University of Sciences, conducted “ Most .automobile buyers lodn Drop a cnnl to tho :ihov«» address and a representative by Faiman, inquiring nbout a understand how much, better it i n ■! Ircur.-'f in bacteriology, and his lat- f(,r the engineering anti expenmen|(r rendition of a defendant story. tal departments at tile factory to will he (dad to call on you. The defense argued that State’s concentrate their thoughts and e f­ I Attorney Crowe was not acting in forts on the betterment of a well0 Teddy Strauss, DIst. Mgr. »r L ! faith, nnd that the prosecu­ tried basic design rathr than on ■ M ♦a ; ■! tion hoped througlj tho move to the development of next year’s Itroaden its scope of the question- model. PU S LEAVES— 9:30 A. M. v • ■ m the man heretofore hailed ns “ Furthermore, tho car does not RETURNS— 1:3(1 l». M. M |the state’s “ star" witness. suffer the high depreciation which U 0 M A K E RESERVATIONS E A R L Y Tho witness said that in re­ invariably follows the announce­ ■ a 0 sponse to the letter lie went to a ment of Dodge Brothers ehas-d" W M U lN M I llM M ia H ia iH lllllllM a ilV I lV R I I I H I I I I ia N I I I H I I H I blown town office and met a man the owners feeling tli.it lus car - -- 1 |ie knows as Shepherd. presents a 'last year'* appearance.’ K I l E I I I H I I I N a i l l l l l l l l l l S m S I l l X l l i a i N I X I X I U I I M I I U I I D ■m burrrbrbrbh bbbrbrm bh rbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb^ ! asked him what he wanted to “ During ten years there lias been 0 |a constant betterment and refine­ 0 ment of Dodg brothers chassis n 0 details. Improvements in ease of M operation, riding comfort and ap­ 9 pearance have been made without ‘3 4 any radical change in tho well !0 |tried dependable ICrowe Distrusts ;Star’ So Much He to Call Him To Give Testimony o.wl ["(wi ner S r k ^ - a - r i h c invigorating air of the sea service o w n an a u to m o b ile . h id . _t. » II) n u i sec i ic •• w 'x l ^ A C K m n B M m m ■ K M a n N n ■ ■ ■ m « v VACATION SUGGESTIONS up-to-date all o f the time— with every improvement and refinement made avail­ N M n u u ■ u ■ ri u ■ ■ M n ■ H M M ■ n ■ H M N I fl ■ B ■ a ■ H B » ■ for Results to get over-tlrvil nt tlie hoard They I Tito course o f study includes feel no III rasult* because of t h e 1cooking, housekeeping, weaving, regular r«-m p<-r;.,.t, and the super- guiilining, nil dtlie care o f housevl'ion of tit- nu-v'icxl depnrtiiK-ut |,,,|,| animals. Th e girl stmient# Adjoining ihr o; ■-t-tors’ ro.im | t ' s|„.l:r their own sheep, wash the a comfortable rr e room with u wo„| j,, the river, dry it in thibig over-slufT.-t: coach Twi-ut) . l|n< jl with awitclu-s until At the nnjno olllco of the ProJrnM.il Insurance Company. New­ ark. N .1., niimhers nr.' not uneil for liili.i oirice nr itlstrlct agency rails. The girls at the switchbo:»r*l have to nn inorl/e more than ti.liUf. names of Ih-• people i:mhu lint (73 extensions at,■( also the illsttlcl oillee nunili rs. /.*i { there Is never n com plaint that the smile In I he voice has itruwn van or lust Its nppen 11nk charm. The overturn number of culls sach workloK elm* at title hlg In. ------- -----------;--------------- — W «*B »innnanruE naB *B iaK H ijaan *a!ieaB *n B n nii*H X H anai:n *K i«B K H nn H ii*B »M *>aH,*nL,,:aB,1HB“ n ■ M H n H M Four Steamers-aWeek From Jacksons TR IPS ^ SE it Initial Attempt at Study O f 4. Problem In That Countryj£ Now Roing Made By Am er-Jf iran Orphans Schools t ______ <• wLtr.%' + A !i ^no^ ' about bacteriology course1 testified Mnrchand. « f . n T not know much nbout it, and told him to KO and pee Faimnn.” lie said Shepherd said he want­ ed the course -about lej-nl case, " Dnringj his detention by the state as a witness, he has been paid SuO a week by the state, which a!v, paid his expenses. .Marchand testilied on cross examination. M,. admitted , that in a discussion of 1> the alleged letter he had i,| that' “ such H lot * ’ vwnrfh • (100,000.’’ ............ v worth ^. The letter is said by Faiman to i nave been returned to Shepherd' for 850, the first payment of u j promised 8100,000 for teaching! him how to slay young McClintock with the typhoid germs and sup­ plying the bacilli. Four other witnesses were called by the state in its effort to show that Shepherd had Kuiity knowl­ edge of the cause of the death of his foster son. MEISCH R E A L T Y COMPANY. SANFORD INVESTM ENT C O M PANY . . a % A. P. C O N N E LLY & SONS rTTTTTTI”*1 lill.i lllllllu MJ|il •Ill'll) LOANS __ t » » WMCt . INVESTMENTS ' flflaaflflM aaM flflflflBflBiiflaafl*iiX«BM «wa ....................................................... H ' B I �• > > .v V ■' PAGE POUR T H E SA N FO R D IIE R A LD , TH URSDAY, J U N E 18, 1925. The Sanford Herald Stop, Look, Listen1 fik lb W I M trr h m U M a 4 a f a t ta a to rd , F lo rid a ‘ Train hits motor car"— the summer headline comes Utrtil aa Socond Claaa Matter, again with report o f the increasing travel on the country’s rtobar >?. 1919. at the Poatnfflce at Saafnrit. Florida under Act ofhighways. Throughout the year, such headlines appear often March 3. 1197. enough to net as a warning to all automobile drivers. But .....e d ito r along with the nrrivn! o f the summer vacation time, news­ R«t.t.A*1> 1.. HR AX., Mnnnffrr n. n o w a itn trRttn papers must carry daily stories of tragedies at railroad cross­ Phono 14* ings. 111 M aaaolla Avenu e As a rule it is the fault of the motorist, these railroad at n a rn iP T iox o a t h s r»n. V » . r — t7nn Hit Mnntl.s 13 60 crossing accidents. Filled with his frenzy fui gulling some­ IJellrerrd In City by Carrier, per week. 16a Weekly Kdltlon 11.00 where sooner than he thought he could when he started, the per year. usual driver o f a pleasure car has littlo time to take note o f •FRCIA1. XOTirr.i All obituary mere railroad crossings. He misses being struck by speed­ ItoMcea. card* of thank*, reaolutlona and notice* ot ontertnlnmenta where ing trains simply because there didn’t happen to be a train enlarges are made will be charged near enough to catch him as he made the crossing. His safety ftr at regular advertising rate*. is due entirely to a protecting Providence. And because he MKHIIPIt TIIK AM O riATBl) PltKAB escapes so many times from injury and possible death, the The Associated Press I* exelus- average motorist begins to assume that he leads a charmed (vely entitled to the uae for re publication of all new* dispatches life. And he appears to he actually correct in the assump­ aredltea to It nr not otherwise cred­ tion. ited in thl* paper and nl*o the louhllahed herein. All rights cal new* published When the accident is not the fault o f the automobile driv­ of repulillrntion of *perln! dispatch­ es herein are also reserved. er, there is usually some other definite carelessness to blame. In every part of the United States there are “ blind cross­ THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1925 ings” , death-traps permitted to exist through the criminality THE UERALD ’S PLATFORM o f railroad companies and the abject cowardice of state ex­ 1.— Weeper water route to Jackson- ecutives who have means to compel the elimination of such vllle. dangers. Then again there is the occasioal inefficient en­ f,—ronatructlon of Bt. Johns-Ingineer who forgets to “ blow for n crossing” or who drives dian River canal. his engine with the same sort of disregard for, public safety I,— Extension of white way. as is evinced by crazy automobile drivers. 4. — Extension of local amusements. — Swlnnlng pool, tennis courts, It is true, too, that many an accident could he truly called etc. unavoidable. During driving rains, or through the sudden 5.— Augmenting o f building pro- breaking of steering, aperatus,, or a suddenly “ dead engine’’ ram—houses, hotels, apartment in an automobile, accidents are caused that could not possi­ ouses. bly he laid at the door of anybody’s carelessness or im­ 4..— Extension c f street paring uro­ becility. gram. The Herald’s reference to the unplensant headline is for 7, — Construction of boulevard around Lake Monroe. the sake of passing on a warning to folks who are planning I.—Completion o f cit) beautifica­ summer automobile trips to "Stop, I.ook, Listen” — especial­ tion prugratfl. ly if you happen to he responsible for the safety of other people in the car who are trusting you to keep them safe. R 5 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY W INNIN G AN E N EM Y:— If thine enemy bo hungry, give him bread to ent; nnd if he be thirsty, give him water to drink. Proverbs xxv: 21. --------o------- Unwanted. A tiny babe, with u thin, small cry Came a week ago today; His mother hasn't the timo for him. So she’s giving him nway. Out of her heart, out of her arms, Into another’s care; What cun there lx? of mother-love For that little fellow here. His piteous plight appeals to me For my little lx>y is dead; I would take this child that she does not want, And make him mine instend. I would give to him the tilings I planned For the babe that could not stay And because of him 1 would give my love, In a mother’s tender wny. I would guide hi.4 feeble fultering steps, I would hold his tiny hand; Ami then when ho came to know the truth, 1 would try to understand. He's just a babe with a hnhy’s need, * Of a mother’s loving care; His helpltss appeal? to me, Ami there’s room in my henrt to spate. — Angela Dart Cargell. What time love isn’t blind, it's cross-eyed. ... o - - - ... ---------------- o----------------- Profit From Observation b o u n d in m orocco As Brisbane Sees It DAN DOBBS SAYS~ ——— ,-r Glorious Birthday. We’ re Improving. Worth More Than Gold. 1500,000 for the Air. By AR TH U R BRISDANE (Copyright 1926) Always drive up in f rntl, , garage before looking to ,eeV ! have a puncture ee " ?you It keeps a woman bun* a house and a huibaml ’ ™ IB* SU N D AY W AS the 148th anni­ versary of the adoption by Con­ gress o f Betsy Ross’ flag, the Stars and Stripes. No one cun deny that the ting nas rind 148 years of glory and decency. It’s a fine thing to go through 118 years never nsking for any thing that doesn’t belong to you, und when forced to fight, always winning. IF ADVICE could snve, wo should nil tic saved, t president Lowell of Harvard says the world needs foresight and tells seniors “ to search for what is real truth." What is truth, said jesting Pi­ late, and would not wait for an answer? How shnll n Harvard senior, gazing into the big world, like a chick fresh from its shell and still inside the incubator, know what the truth is? Is there a law that street f»r wheels must he square? Ford gets his name in the paw, so much a stranger would E he wus u bnseball player. ^ Texas farmer shot his f5. hand. That’s one way „f maVW a farmhand move. 1 maklol News from New York full of bootleggers. Th.i doesn t say what bootleggers You can tell when you are i ing a railroad crossing by pieces o f auto in the road A A t Los Angeles a man nxmel Nelson had two wives. It was dii covered when one objected to » half-Nelson. 1 I)R. FOSDICK, another clergy­ man, says “ the lawlessness of the American people is appalling." Yet things have been worse. We have murders, hut fewer than one for every hundred thousand people. They had one in Adam and Eve’s family, when there were only four human beings altogether. Cain killing his brother Abel cut down the population of the earth by 25 per cent. Wo don’t enre so mu. I, who »i„, a baseball game if the peanut, and hot dogs hold out the nine in nings. Here’s news from London, h : is very good. The lawyer business there is very poor. Grain ripens more quickly in th sunlight. Ixive ripens more quick ly in the moonlight. TH E REVEREND Fosdick complains of our “ jazz" in music, free verse in poetry, and in morals "do as you please." Hut whut’s all that compared to Sodom and Go­ morrah. We are doing well, compared with the ancients. It's n fine thing celluliod rollsr, wont out of style before cigarett, became so popular. i A last year’s June bride tel she is using her fifth can op It’s easy to be popular with your friends. All you have to do is THE AM E R IC AN society for rich first. I)o you makQ tho same mistakes twice? Have you prof­ the control of Cancer is more cheerful than Dr. Fosdick. It re­ ited by the experience o f those you know and the persons ports excellent progress. Thou­ IU 1 II with whom you have come in contact? sands of lives, now needlessly sac­ OLD L A D Y GOSSIP rificed, would ho saved, if people This is an age when the man of good judgment can quick­ ■MACON TKI.EGRAPH informed and would keep ly achieve success. In Florida especially is there wonderful were away from <iuacks. The society Referring to the practice of an- JPythagoras recognized that his chances for the man o f quick decision anti for the one who denies the statement recently — .... in editorial . . i n— onymity writing, *— he [ opinions had more weight if the is capable of coming to conclusions that arc correct. made at n convention of doctors Reasonable Price. Easy Terms. •declared the modern newspn|xr personal element were eliminated. that "nobody really knows any­ How many times we have heard o f great fortunes in was the "Best organized ‘ Old He stood behind a curtain as he thing about cancer." BEST IN V E S T M E N T IN SAN FO RD Florida real estate being lost by someone who has made mis­ Lady Gossip' in the world today." spoke to his pupils so that they’ might not be distracted by his takes. And how frequently we hear o f big profits being CANCER IS not contagious or|!)r- 0wen be was not attackThirty-one acres on small lake just fifteen minutes made by men of lft*en judgment. W hile all o f this is going inherited." says the American So- *"»■' newspapers in general hut gesticulations and his facial move­ drive from heart o f city. he did have some fault to ments. We (in all modesty, the on, are we profiting by the decisions other men make and by ciety. Take the cancer in the be- ■^bat find in the practice of publishing editorial we) suggest that if Dr. Good fishing and Bathing ginning when it is only local. their failures and their successes? Peter Dutka, ambitious Czecho­ unsigned opinions, which he com­ Owen wants to experiment witli “ Take two persons of your acquaintance, two business slovakian, came here at thirty, pared with the tactics of the pro attaining more power, as the newsmen, for example, "says Doctor Casamajor in a article on worked in coal mines, snved mon­ Sessional gossip who never wants papers have, he try delivering his to be quoted............. |sermons from behind a curtain, or this subject?” One is always making mistakes: the other ey and learned English, lie al­ "The modern newspaper still i from a booth, or even by loud ready spoke five other languages. succeeds because of his keen judgment. The difference be­ He went to Pennsylvania State can get away with telling the speaker. tween them is simply that the successful man compares the College, studied until four in the whole world what the paper thinks There is no attempt nt evasion impressions his brain has received in previous experiences morning, cut his sleep to three about people and issues and events of responsibility in unsigned odRooms 501-502. Phone 95 and chooses the reasoned reaction. Th e other one has been or four hours, und he gets his nnd institutions and still use the ] itorials. Newspapers are responFirst National Bank Building. gui.se of anonymous editorials un- sible institutions with responsible degree today. unobserving; and he hasn’ t accumulated as many impressions, der the delightful <lodge of " W E " .' heads. There is a source o f nuSales Force i or memories; and he does not compare those he has. So his THOSE: T H A T give it to him Newspapers would add to their thority for everything done and [ Miss Helen Honge, Mr. W. C. McLendon, judgment is poor. As nearly ns we can explain it, thut ac­ Will sco a determined, emaciated a' re:,,lv ^ ' nt nml mi" : said by the newspapers. Anyone Mr. Maxwell Stewart. who cares to know who is responcounts for very many o f the striking differences in intelli­ man, his weight cut down twenty-1 b° Public if they would gence. One man used his equipment; the other one doesn’t.” six pounds for lack of sleep. l i e ! begin signing every editorial, at slide for the editorials he is read■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s iu g will be praised, and deserves it. 1least, with the signature o f the ing has only to look at the upper There is food for thought in that statement. And all of HUT. he could have done ns I writer and so null o ff the hood and i lett-hand corner and rend the us can profit by watching the action o f others and profiting well without that degree, getting K*vc th‘‘ rcu,ler nt ,l*ast a fair) names in the masthead. If he [knowledge more slowiv. ' |chance to estimate the worth of .cares to go further and ascertain by their experiences, regardless o f our line of business. Hut never in his life will he Be wbfH has been said; because the who wrote a particular editorial, ---------------- o----------------able to make up that loss of weight of any story is undoubted- ] nil he has to do is to step to the ‘ ly rated in poundage by knowing |the telephone nml inquire. The W H A T E V E R TH E NU M BER of a man’s friends, there 8|llL.p' Remember young gentlemen, the writer thereof. — From a re- courts have held that those who will he times of his life when he has one too few ; hut if he Pnrt the sermon Sunday night own ncwnpupuis are responsible for has only one enemy, he is lucky indeed if lie liar, not one too money gone, you .aa get it back! by Dr. William Russell Owen their conduct and the courts ait? Hut nervous energy gone through many.— Bulwer-Lytton. pretty fair authority. I lack of sleep, you will never re­ ---------------- o----------------cover. Dr. Owen said some flattering As to the charge of being gosthings about newspapers, in midi- sipy, we suppose nil newsparers T H E M AN WHO makes no mistake does not usually D A N IE L GUGGENHEIM, who lion to that part of his sermon .must plead guilty. We record the make anything.— Phelps. has found a greut fortune! under-1 <1noted above. He said that they progress of human lives und the ground, now gives to the Univer- |nre fast.outdoing the pulpit in their course of human events and a A sity of New York, $500,000, to be Power is increasing for good n il]great deal of gossip of one sort or Emerson truly said: "There is no thought in the mind E X A M P L E IS T H E school o f mankind, and they will used in the air. * ’ ’ the time. We (the editorial w e) j Another is bound up in living. We but it quickly tends to convert itself into power." Have learn at no other.— Burke. His money will lie spent es|x*c- j wonder why he wants to change |record even the gossip that minnot only the thought tint the will to save and you can ially on engineering problems un onF’r that is so eminently sue- inters retail from their pulpits, connected with flying. cessful that it is having more [ We remember that the most gosmake good progress. Open an account now with Ihi-i M Y FA V O R ITE STORIES A N Y T IIIN G that helps flying I l»»wer over the public than the j sipy lot of news we have had in bank. By IRVIN S. COBB is good, and Daniel Guggenheim I pulpits are. It. is hardly the part Macon in some time came from the .deserves public thanks. Possibly of wisdom to leave o ff doing a . pulpit of the First Baptist church Archie Gunn, thu artist, is a |run to catch the hall as it descend- |u. nu,y make a little more money,! thing that becomes increasingly — although, in justice, it was not I Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts ■ almost. nn(| toach a thousand young I K“ hd to try something else that Di. Owen who retailed it. The his -territory. ■ Ho Scot who was educated in Knglnnd e.l’ 'into 1 might not lx? so good. man who spoke said that liquor i got under it—almost hut not quite. Americans to fly. nml who still has a great love for It just eluded his cinching fingers. Dr. Owen realizes, as he said, was being drunk all over town, in| the national game of the Hritish "W ell tried, old chap! Well PRESIDENT COOLIDGE or- ‘ bat newspapers are becoming business offices and in clubs; thut isles, to wit: cricket. Will Kirk, tried!" called out Gunn, all en­ tiers flying as part of the course! more and more effective, but he women are gambling every day! the verse writer, is a product of thusiasm. at Annapolis, and may issue a sim-1 n°t know why they are. In and that our young people are run-, Wisconsin und until one day when Kirk decided that this sort of i ilar order through the Secretary of Om day* of personal journalism, ning hog wild. It was pure go? i his friend Gunn took him over on thing must be in accordance with War, for West Point. |an era that has passed, editorial sin. because the s|x*akcr didn’t! Staten island had never seen a the proper ritualism of the game. S a n fo r d , F la . If Mr. Guggenheim and others! 'writers signed their opinions. The support his statement with a j game of cricket. ^ [ ||i; docitleil that, to show his up- will encourage industrial flying ns! news papers were not ns effective. name. He even repeated a story S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O G R E S S Tcunis made up of English rer- I provitl he would at the next oppor- President Cuolidgc is encouraging because the editorials were th. that gained currency around the | naval and military flying, the pinion of one man, o f one domi­ city attacking a deceased person, i Idents were pluyng for the Great-1 tunity speak up, too. er New York championship. Th I Presently the opportunity came. most important problem in na­ nating influence and they were ac­ The Telegraph omitted that part' cepted solely ns the opinion of of the report, because it was not * spectators, almost exclusively, were |Once more the batsman smote th tional safety will be solved. one man. Modern newspapers verified, and because .it was not their fellow-countrymen. Kirk ball with emphasis. It rose high have eliminated the personal jour- j true, it was nobody vise's busi-1 stationed himself in a front seat jin the air. A fielder for the rival GERTRUDE KDKRI.E, a young j alongside Gunn and prepared to club ran to catch it. Ills toe caught American woman planning to swim n.'ilism element and their edito-1 ness. rials represent not the opinion of| Di. Owen’s opinion is interestgive to the sport his undivided at in a clod of upturned turf and he the EnglishI vchannel, llilllllt | V tyesterday M l | l| , | V § | mun* ,)Ut an* pronouncements in-.’ , of course, but not powerful, trillion. I tumbled forward on his face and swam fromi New York City ti> ..... miles, in j,,f policies of a management, because it is so bound up in his | A batsman dealt the ball a pow- the ball, dropping, hit him square- Snndv Hook, eighteen eight eight hours. She fought [‘'uche‘l , ^ . , ‘ 1 , ° ^nsulta-1own pleasing personality that o r e ’ ly «n the top of his head. I.?as than ' erful wallop. -IS he tide during the last hour of .aml " V ronsiderution can t he sure whether he was "Well lot, old chap," cried Gunn. K iik ’s yell rose high and clear th her swim, and finished apparently, the newspaper's obligation to ful- laughing up his sleeve or not. And "Well hit! Well hit!" echoed above all lesser sounds, not fatigued. She goes to Eng- fill a semi-public trust. The an- When a minister departs from the others in the crowd. | »\Vell fell, old chap!" he shouted. land Wednesday, and will train for ""Ynuty that Dr. Ovven wants elim- jsoriou* business of preaching the An opposing player made a hur.l "W ell fell, by gum!" the chniiiul » w i , „ with lahez ,nuteJ ls onc l,u‘ things t h u t ‘ gospel to discuss more profane Thero are a lot of good couples who huvo good-for-nothing child­ ren. ------- o— — — What a fine world this would lx? if all of the boys were what their mothers wanted them to lx-. -o-------If you think the weather is hot you can find consolation in recall­ ing that the devil isn't in any cool place. ------- o-------The fellow who used to tell his wife everything before they were married doesn't do it now because she knows it ull. ■ ■o One thing about a fellow now­ adays joining the navy, he doesn't have to get used to wearing those wide-bottom trousers. ------- o-------There Is one thing thut makes a man’s heart bout quicker than the presence of bis girl and that’s watching the taxi meter. ------- o-------When you read about baseball teams putting the game on ice. it certainly has refreshing effect during this hot weather. —------oA headline in the Kissimmee Valley Guzctte says “ Vice Quad” Is abolished by Commissioner. Whaddayu mean by ‘quud ?1 ------- oThere Isn’t hut one fellow who THE RANKS GROW T H IN is worse than a pessimist and he ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT is the one who says a pessimist is more often right than wrong. ------- o-------When "Jack's," u noted New sipy chroniclers of the past. Today's best luugh: The Kaiser, York restaurant, recently close.I I’epys recites enough dishes on a his ex-adjutant reports, wants a its doors after many years of sue meal enjoyed by him and his wife horse. Fortunately ho no longer j cess, its proprietor did not enter to feed an orphan asylum. The has a kingdom to give for one.— the customary plant that inability app.i•tile of Louis XIV has been freto serve fine drinks wus responsi-' qucntly commented on, nnd these New York Herald-Tribune. ------- o-------ble. He charged instead that man- instances were not exemptionul We have an ideu that that New kind no longer cares about eating,! either in France or England. When i the lords and knights of Walter York mun who once hud nil option not, in fact, knows huw to eat. on the whole of Miami for ten As in the case uf every general-1 •’ cult's novels sit down to regale thousand dollars und let is expire, ization, including this one, he isi themselves the reader is forced to feels like kicking himself now. both right und wrong. Care for! loosen his belt from vicarious re--------o-------cuting has been replaced by care pletion. After thirty-two years as pub­ in euting. Knowing how to eat Hut today is a day of "cut and lisher of th>? Tampa Morning T ri­ right has replaced knowing how to grow thin." France may still upbune, W. F. Stovall has retired cat much, have for such outstund-! plain! forme* Premier llerriot’s inwith the finnl consummation of a ing exceptions us Hah.? Ruth, there dignation at the mere suggestion of transaction whereby a Tampa syn­ is little doubt that we ent, and prof­ dieting; rejected because he “ could dicate acquires the puper. Col. itably so, much less today than not so dishonor the good name of Stovall’s career in the newspaper did our forebears. Against the his cook;” hut in this country we profession has been one of a. fear­ Ruths Jack’s indictment holds. have become more concerned about less fight to uphold the principles Eating as a fine art is not in their our stomachs than or cooks. Mod­ for which the Tribune stood und ken. What mouth can wuter to ern epicureanism lies in a fastldhis success is shown in the power the recital of record-breaking con­ •••us minimum consumption, rather and influence which the Tribune sumption of "Coney Island red than a maximum. We study upweilds throughout the stute today. hots" washed down with unforgiv­ proved regimens, rather for colorThu press ot the state nnd south ing “ aody Pop” ? ics ami vitumines, than for palate regret the retirement from the A few gluttons we will always ticklers. There are still those who newspaper field o f Col. Stovull but have with us, but moderation at attach more happiness to the dis­ will learp with pleasure that he the table is a steadily growing covery of n new dish than to the wiR continue to devote bis ener virtue. One ha* but to compare discovery of a new star: but Jack’s gies to the boosting and building the menus of todiy with thu nublu retirement is proof of the thinning catalogues minded down by the gos- of the ranks. of 4 greattr-Ysnijm.' - '■** LOTS CLOSE TO NEW HOTEL J E. F. L A N E RHALTOR CONVERSION Jjominoln (l[ounly i[)ank BARGAINS th. « hannil swim with .lutxz ^ contrjbuto,| to the pnwi.r uf |things, thero is no way o f telling Wolf, famous Hritish veteran, who Long ago, just how serious he is. several times has tried and failed modern journalism. to make the great swim. concerns totter. The thorough IN FRANCE it is the other1 GERTRUDE EDERLE, only |Germans will make an intensive way around. The French Govern-1 nineteen has broken many swim- census and sec just how they ment is poor, finds it difficult t.« ntlng records. Pity that her mug-1 stand. I collect taxes. The French people ! nificent vitality should be wasted -------I on the other hand, their exports on tho Channel. Nuncy Hunks, IN ONE W AY they stand well, ] .•'> excess of their imports, are,' six feet tall, was perhaps as pow- Butchery of the mark has wiped ,,H individuals, more prosperous ertul ns Miss Ederle. Shu produc­ out their internal debt. The Gor-,Uian the Hritish people. ed Abraham Lincoln, and thut was |mans, us a nation, owe nothing Wo are tho fortunate ones horo better than swimming across the except what they owe the Allies. in America, both Government and Pacific Ocean. Payments to tho Allies amount- people rich. Lot’s bo grateful. in?.' to only D»0 odd million dolC A R E FU L INQ U IRY in restau­ lars a year at first, less than Contemporary Comments rants shows that corned beef and ixt German per year, will not cabbage is the favorito food of the ^tmin the resources of such a As you have doubtless noted, New York American. country. one of the slayers of Hohby Four thousand five hundred und ! Franks is already trying to "thaw" twelve votes behind came the veg­ AN INTENSIVE census ° ‘ j out of the Illinois state prison.— etable dinner. Nevertheless, corn­ England und France might show Nashville Haliner. (M UUL’ I. excellent VAtt'lll’lll for |UK those uiat .. . , _. . edl beef, that live hv their muscles, is not good M^nung than in for thinkers. |Germany. Hand-holding and hearts inter-1 Any process thut makes D E -' Luckily for the Hritish, when cat women very much, especially j GAY difficult, also makes DRIES-1 war began, the other countries when they can bid four hearts on TION DIFFICULT. While your|°f the world owed Hritish inves- the hand.—Arkansas Democrat. stomuch is struggling with c o r n - 1 tors thirty-five thousand million cd beef, or salt pork, your brain' d"H trs. English capitalists hold Says a headline: "Hesperus did-i cannot do its best. We think and foreign securities for that nmount n't sink.” Millions of declaimers I digest with the blood. It can’t be During the war that wus cut down know better, for they sunk her.— by half nt leust. Spartanburg Sun. in two places at once. The British Government is rich, G E RM AN Y IS agitated, the it has gteat resources and knows "World to whirl itself to pieces’ greut Stinncs house, its heirs how to lay und collect taxes. Tnc says u scientist. A few more Fords quarreling among themselves, ap­ British people are harassed with and we’ll beat her to it.—Opelika pears close to bankruptcy. Other taxation, and feel poor. (Alu.) News. in Real Estate Corner Magnolia nml Central— 135x120. tiful hlimle trees. $1000. 20 lots on Sanford Avenue. Beau­ Easy terms. N ext to Hose Court. This is a real pick up. 10 acres in siilo city limits will cut in 10 nice lots. Price $7,500. Terms. 2000 acres 9 miles west o f Sanford, hard road run through it. Fine trucking nnd citrus land. $32.50 per Acre A. I5. Connelly & Sons See Us For Large Acreage. 108 Magnolia Ave. �- 7 OJC V v«3 l i : : w m p t'w t <• )>rm v-jJ(/r4 ■’J.- K ' V 1 3yT • . *v «; W - W ' l I TIIE SANFORD HERALD, TH URSDAY. JUNE 18, 1925. PA G E #TVB T H E S O C IA L S ID E O F S A N F O R D TE LE PH O N E :— O ffice 118 MISS S A R IT A A N N O L A K E BECOMES BRIDE OF M UNROE B R YA N HUTTON jiN A B R IL L IA N T c h u r c h w e d d i n g [Tbrinunt socia! event of last veil Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. n\r.g was the beautiful wedding Braxton L. Perkins, were very th« , low ly; manly in white satin suits with Irr daughter of Mr. . nnd Mrs.,collars of old lace. ^esl Munroc Bryan The lovely bride entered with ly,ton. »on of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh her father, who gave her in mar'jinroe Hutton, of bavannah, Ga.,triage. They were met at the nlAkh u"If? ig1 ii3P °.,clock, tar by the groom and his brother, ■the Church of the Holy Cross.] Malcolm M. Hutton, of Miami, [Conforming to the stately Epls-who was best man. p*I service, the church was beauFollowing the betrothal cere.'ally decorated With ferns, palms, mony at the choir steps, the marJsk r*dianc« roses and cathedral riage vows were taken at the tsdles. The chancel was banked j chancel railing, the Ucv. James U palms and upon the altar Glass, dean of Cathedral School in pri*'l* of the tall tapers burned Oilando, officiating. Mrs. Taknch song the roses. Garlands ot sang "I b,ve You Truly” during ' i were drnpod from the pillows the ccicmony. Mendelsohn's wed-! „ the chancel nnd nltar rails dirg march was played as the rem entwined with fern. Tall ccssionnl. [tach baskets of roses nlternat-, The bride was beautifully gownI with many branched candela-] cd in a full bridal toilet of white jnt of burning tnpers down each'satin crepe, fashioned in straight of the church. Kerns and roses! lines with circular flounce edged me fastened at each pew, while; with crystals. Narrow bands, em­ it pews for the family and close broidered in pearls nnd rhinetftnds were marked with white'atones, were draped from the ptln ribbon. I shoulders to the hem of the skirt. An augmented choir, in white The long court train was edged Mtmcnts, sang tho nuptial music, with crystals. She wore satin tkh was directed by Mrs. Fnn- slippers with rosettes of lace and j S. Munson nnd Airs. W. S. orange blossoms. Her lace trim-1 •k. Accompanied by a atring- mctl veil wns held in place by n ; l orchestra, the choir entered coronet of orange blossoms. She ling “ 0 Perfect Love.” Mrs. j enrried a shower bouquet of ivit Taknch beautifully sang I brido’s roses nnd valley lilies. | listil." As tho bridal chorus Immediately following the nup-! the tials, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lake enter-! taineil with a reception at the frhe ushers, T. Allan Jones and Woman's Club. Mr. and Mrs. |EJgerton Paterson, entered first Hutton left during the evening for U stood before the choir steps.!1* ‘ wo weeks' bridal trip to New, tarring in pairs down the center! ' or^ nnd other points in the east.' ike. the bridcs-maids nnd grooms-' For traveling, the bride wore a a came next in tho following' becoming ensemble suit, the coat] kr: Miss Robcrttn Carter of being of black satin fur-trimmed, iriinna nnd Miss Madge Field' Thc' ,,r0!' !‘ wn* of n,imingo and [Martinsville, Va„ Ellard P. black silk with novel buttons. With tfman. of Jacksonville, and 0 . wore a dose fitting hat I.Spencer, Jr., of Sanford; Miss' of black with pompom of flnmminie Porter Harris of Key West!**0Miss Eloisc Smith of Marian-] Mrs. Hutton is the elder daugh; Randall Chase of Sanford nnd ter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake aries C. Kly, Jr., of Jackson-[and a representative of one of ; Miss Ethel Henry of San-[ Sanford’s oldest nnd most promiami Miss Mary Louise Dick-1 nent families. Except for a few on of Tampa; William Ijike nnd i years spent in Cuba in early childfcert Deane, of Sanford; Miss1hood, she has lived in Sanford, irtha Murphree, of Gainesville j On her paternal side she comes Miss Emily Rahner, of St. I «»f the Lake family of South CnrIgustinc; Paul 1-ake and William olina. which has long been import­ ant in the affairs in the south. Bungs Hardy, of Sanford. |0f surpassing lovliness were the Forrest Lake, the father of the tki-ni:'.his’" gowns,"' which‘ were! 1,ri,l>V Prominent in political and toned alike of rose georgette' bank,n* circ cs ‘ he state. On r flesh taffeta, trimmed withlKcr maternal side she comesi of alar flounces and medallions of I \he, An" ° fun,'' y Kentucky. Mrs. J-made pnstel-shadcd taffeta I “,kl‘- h,,r, mother, being a t.olonin krs. With these gowns the? D«me and » member of the Ark and Ire large picture huts o f rose - ovo-..®ockjty ° f Maryland. She is n graduate of Stuart Hall at Staunton, Vn„ nnd Inter rich fell over the" right shouider! |attended the Florida State College hr carried arm bouquets of p in k }f°r Women at Tallahassee, where dunce roses. The groomsmen l she became a popular member of « boutonnieres of white roses, tho Chi Omega Sorority. By her >ui Maude Ijike. tho only sis- charming personality, she holds n c of the bride, as maid of honor host of friends ill Sanford nnd April alone. She wore a be- elsewhere. sing gown of pale green geor-l Mr. Mutton, who i.. ;> member »\ “*< trimmed witli tulle and a prominent family of Savannah, Etstones. Her hat was an un-'Gn., is a graduate of the'engineerp i model of green with facing ing department of the Georgia hi.*-, trimmed with a silver, School of Technology and is a I4*- She carried a shower bou-j member of the Phi Delta Theta of pink radiance roses. j Fraternity. He was over-sens in Ipii1 dainty little flower girl, the World War as regimental supJMoide Key, daughter of Mr. I ply officer of tho 116th Infantry [I Mr-. A. Raymond Key, wore'in the 21)th Division. At present Htruffled littlo frock of white] he is president of the Hutton p n<lic and n quaint little I Construction Company of Sanford. Mh boarict ttimmed with or Upon their return they will It-* l.ln.,urns. She scattered rose [make their home in the Webika r-il* from a tulle-tied basket.I Apartments until thc completion ‘ train bearers, Masters Robert [o f their new home on I’urk Avo' S’ewnun. Jr., and Robert Nor- nuc. (SUMMER PLAN S OF SANFORD PEOPLE In c l u d e m a n y i n t e r e s t i n g t r i p s Florida State College for Women ] in the fall. i Mrs. R. J. Holly, Miss Mae llol- i ly and Miss Mildred Holly will , j leave the first of July for Stain- L ford. Conn., where they will !*• j the guests of friends for the sea-j] son. They will make the trip in i their motor. Mrs. M. II. Mabry and son, Har-|| ton Mabry, will motor through j the country to Chatnwqua, N. V j , | A. E, Hill and daughter, They left Wednesday and will vis- i ’ * Wive Newman, sailed June it with relatives in Kentucky on i j | t'i the "Acquatania" for Eng- the way. I Mrs. Samuel Pulcston nnd Mi»s|| W where they will visit relatives I* G"m there they will go to Mary Elizabeth Pulcston will spend TV Points of interest in Europe. the month of July in Tampa with 1 Newman will enter the Flor-'M rs. Puleston's sister. I hey plan to State* College for Women In take a trip north Inter. Miss^ < amilla Pulcston will go to < nnip i .jj1'■> <• in the full. Ur- and Mrs. I). P. Drummond Junnlusku, for the summer. Miss , l ‘ 1■n August to their cottage Pulcston will enter Florida State Indiana Island among the College for Women in the fall. f • 1 d Islands, which is near Mrs. Sid Rive and Miss Glndyco B*Bwlue, Ontario, Cnnudu. They Wilson during tne month of Sep- ( | ime time in New York tember will go to Philadelphia ri Gfore returning home. where they will visit relatives. IS * C*oige W. Knight, Miss Mrs. S. O. Chase will occupy P " ' 1'1 Knight and George W her cottage in Asheville, N. * | Jr wdi motor north early “ -^S eptem ber. M»nv interesting trips have h planned for the summer r ’h, |,y Sanford people, seve'J which include visits abroad, the most part, local citizens l: N the mountains to while thi oinimcr months but presplans diow that practically *y *1 . ti„n of the country will visited by Sanford people. P*nk’ those who are to be away ' **ark, ' They M r* and Mrs. Frank W... Iruff N. J.W,M vU,t re,atlve* Frank Woodruff. Jr., and son left , »nd Mr*. Fred Walsnia are Monday for Hendersonville. *at present in Oregon. where they will occupy their cot­ ’ .’*'11 later return to Michigan tage for the summer. remainder of the summer, Dr. and Mrs. W. T. I-angley d Mrs. Harry Walsh will various places m rLc*r*y in -,uly for the summer, will go soon to vnrn in ; South «-«■*«,mu. and othor points points In Carolina and ami in Alabama W »n . I where they will visit relative*. Jr' *nd Mrs. Clifford Dell. Miss Mr. and Mrs. ^ ^ " i t i i i l c y V If® Bell and Master Clif- Mr. and Mrs. Wil am Brunuty l Jr., will motor north will leave soon f*»r IDnli R i f thC' I.?* I’c rrc t Ijrire nnd Mia. on July 8 to J, H u m m e r abroad. They] rsiul in Romo und travel -*** southern Europe and in **)'*• They expect to. return .u 'n September. J*' 3n,l Mrs. G. D. Mobley and ■L ,v,,rgia Mobley will sail f »• ■,ck*onville early in July ■*'"* lurk and other places irt S «V : sntl M r, I I - W . F n'.-r nnd Mr. Phillips will ,no|(l . 1 , ,nonth North Carjdina ‘Ini 'k of September_ i i;» Mr. and Mr*. A. R» * ,RI£ i tie daughter a n d . | will go to Asheville, N. ., •“ SSTwSlilS *• Fitu’,0Jrl,” J eh lld reri h .r jj ;-i ‘i a u i u a r j r a s j » MISS K A T H R Y N VVILKEY, Society Editor. T E L E P H O N E :— Jlcs. 128-J. -------------------- f --------------- W ED N ESD AY’S LO VE LY BRIDE AN D HER A T T E N D A N T S RECEPTION GIVEN BY MR. AND MRS. FORREST L A K E DIRECTLY AFTER W EDDING DELIGHTFUL A F F A IR Immediately following the cere­ liams, Miss Kathryn Wilkey, Miss mony of the I^ike-Hutton wed­ Elizabeth Whitner, Miss Helen ding last evening Mr. and Mrs. Vernay, Miss Naomi Scoggan and Forrest 1-ako entertained with a Miss Fern Ward. Tecpction nt the Woman’s club. Serving punch during the eve­ Tho reception room presented a ning were Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Jr., lovely scene with its beautiful Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Carol decorations. Garlnnds o f feathery Green, Miss William DuPrce and asparagus fern were gracefully Mrs. Frank Davis of Tampa, Miss festoned overhead. The columns t Florence Henry and Misa Marga­ nnd balcony rail wen* heavily en- i ret Layton of Gainesville. twined with fern. Tnll wicker Music was furnished by a local baskets filled with pink radiance \orchestra during the reception roses were artistically placed 1nnd for dancing. Both thc wedding about the room. The mantel was | nnd tho reception were attended hanked with fern and roses nnd | by a fashionable assemblage, in­ at each end was placed a tall cluding ninny out-of-town guests. white candelabra, with white tap- j Among the out-of-town guests ers. other than tho bridal attendants The bride's table wns benuti-, were Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Munroo fill. On a handsome lace cloth Hutton, of Savannah, Gn., parents the many tiered wedding cake wns of the groom, Mrs. Malcolm M. placed and on its top were valley Hutton, of Miami, Mrs. John Hnxcllilies. Fern was banked about its hurst, of Sumter, S. C., Mrs. J. I* base in which were hidden tho Hardy of Savannah, Ga., Mr. and small heart shaped cakes holding j Mrs. W. B. Dickinson. Mr. and the wetlding fnvors. Around the: Mrs. Edward Iuimbright, Mr. and cake were many tall white tapers Mrs. Frank Davies, Mr. and Mrs. burning in crystal holders. At Carrol Green, Mrs. William Dueach end of the table were silver Pree, Mr. and Mrs. John Broadbowls of white roses. Beautifully dii? and Miss Marie Mukcen, all decorated punch tables wore placed! of Tampa. Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Hol­ in the corners of the room. land. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Brad­ The guests were greeted nt the shaw. Miss Margnret Hart, Mrs. door by Mrs. A, R, Key and Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Miss Marion 1). P. Drummond. Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. It. 0. fn the receiving line were Mr. Anderson, Dr. T. A. Neal, Miss and Mrs. Ijike, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lou Iso Simpson, W. H. Pomeroy Munroe B. Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hugh Munroe Hutton, parents of A. Decker nnd Miss Dorothy the groom, Mrs. John Hazelhurst, Decker all of Orlando. Others sister of the groom, Mrs. Malcolm were Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. ChamberM. Hutton and the wedding at­ lain, of Daytona Bench, Miss Mary tendants. Layton, of Gainesville, Miss Geno Mrs. luiko wns handsomely nt- Goldman, of Orlando. Mrs. Julian tired in n gown of peach georgette Carpenter, of Jacksonville, Mr. nnd cream lace made with strnight and Mrs. W. J. Steed, Mr. nnd lines and flaring skirt, she wore a Mrs. M. Katz nnd Miss Nornia matching scarf of lace. A cors- Griffin, of Kissimmee nnd Claude ngo of yellow roses and valley lil­ Ogilvie, of Fort Myers. ies completed her costume. The bride wns a picture of lovliness in her full bridal toilet of white sat­ Daughters of Wesley in crepe. Tuesday Mrs. Hugh M. Hutton, the moth­ Entertained er of the groom wore a handsome gown of black lace. Mrs. John The Daughters of Wesley were Hazelhurst was charming in a entertained Tuesday evening .it beautiful gown of white satin the home of Mrs. J. C. Dccn on heavily beaded with cut steel Park Avenue with Mrs. Dean and beads. Mrs. Malcolm M. Hutton Mrs. C. C. McCrory as hostesses. wore a most becoming gown of This attractive home wns pretti­ cream lace, fashioned over pale ly decorated with vari-eolored gargreen satin. The wedding attend­ tlen flowers nnd made a lovely set­ ants made a beautiful picture in ting for the occasion. A t this their gowns of rose georgette and time Miss Carolyn Spencer a bridelarge picture hats. elect of this month, wns tho honor During tin* evening the bride's guest being presented with silver attendants were grouped beneath tea-spoons. During the evening tho guest* the gallery .when Airs. Hutton threw her wedding bouquet. Miss were delightfully entertained by Ethel Henry catching it. From Miss Margaret McRae rending, tin* wedding cakes Miss Madge Mrs. S. M. Abercrombie giving u Field and Paul Lake drew the piano solo and Miss Lilly Ruth rings. Spencer, giving a vocal solo. At a late hour a salad course Mr. and Mrs. Iaike were assis­ ted by Mrs. A. R. Key, Mrs I). P. was served by the hostesses „!n> Diuoiuioiid. Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, were assisted by Mrs. Z. B. Ratliff, Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. It. A. Mrs. Morris S|>cncer and Miss Newman, Mrs. George A. De- Nuniu Williams. Cottes, .Mrs. I). L. Thrasher, Mrs. It. F. Whitner, Sr., Mrs. J. G. M ANY ARK PRESENT Sharon, Mrs. Samuel Pulvston, There wns a good attendance at Mrs. (i. F. Smith. Mrs. R. J. Hol­ the Story Hour last week, nearly ly, Mrs. J. G. Ball, Mrs. Margaret 20 children living present. Those Barnes, Mrs. Margaret Hart and who assisted Miss Holly in thu Mrs. .1. N. Bradshaw, of Orlando, program were Richard Smith, Mrs. \V. S. Coleman and Mrs. A. Catherine Miller nnd Ruth PearP. Connelly. man. Several have promised to Serving the dainty refreshments take part next Saturday, when were Miss A blue Doudney, Miss Miss Holly will again be in I Gladys Wilson, Miss Mae Holly, charge. The following week Miss 1Miss Mildred Holly, Mi.»s Georgia Helen Vernay, who is assisting in | Mobley, Miss Mary Elizabeth the library, will conduct the pro­ • Pulcston, Miss Sara Evelyn Wil­ gram. All nro cordially welcome. iNauass:KM SM iaaa*NinaH Bin«ian>iH a*a>>K M uaiinxanuiiuH M anaaaiSiaK aH euaaanM attnunsanM nM sa«3<H H Kaaa*iiKB ir.H aaiiaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaM iaiRB aanaaanB aanniaiaoaiaanaanaaaa ...Ever Fast Wash Fabrics*.. (xin^hum Cloth Suiting Plain colors, check and stripes; 36-in. n fast colors. 36 inch, in all the new shades. Guaranteed fast. (!5c and 75c Yd. 50c Yard Ever Fast Tub Tex Uovul Rib In small checks and stripes for hoys wash suits and tub dresses. 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Miss Annio Hawkins, Tom Haw­ kins and father will leave early in July for Commerce, Ga., where they will spend the summer at their home there. Mrs. Fred R. Wilson nnd three children will go to Asheville. N. C., for July and August. Mi. nnd Mrs. K. B. McCracken and non will have as their guest for the sumptcr, Mrs. McCracken’s ristei. They will occupy a cot­ tage nt Dnytona Bench. Mr. and Mrs. G. Irving Loucks left the past week for various parts in northern New York. They will visit their son. Lieut. Karl loucks nnd Mrs. (.mirks before they return to Sanford in the fall. r Hi™ Edith Flynn has Just been adjudged tha' prctiljst of nil the pretty girls In San Fmnclrco, and, os such. 1j now entitled "Miss San Francisco." flho will attend the California beauty show at Santa Crus shortly. / Y £5 -O LG A ’5 BEEN UNDER THE VlEATHLR TOR SEVERAL DANS AND 1 NEEDED SOMEONE To HELP WE VUTH ' 1 NEED 50MEOK5 TD U * 3 .5 0 A DAY BUT ^ HELP w e CLEAN SEVERAL ) SHE WONT ACCEPT r u g s - yv h a t d o e s r \ l e s s T han a fu ll SHE CHAR.6E? J 1 DAY'S V\'0R< _ . the w o r k _ t ---------- p T ;v m w i •• m, m il siAi.s » » « ■ « o | Mann Jackson. Saturday Miss Katherine Wilson and Mis3 Ruth Hand will entertain nt the home of Miss Hand with n miscel­ laneous shower for Miss Cnrolyn Spencer whose marriage will take place June 30. St. Agnes Guild Chicken Supper at 110 Magnolia Avenue. Story hour will be held at the Liultfl'J *1 10 u t.CCJ. A chicken supper will be given Saturday by St. Agnes Guild in the offices of A. P. Connelly & Sons. 110 Magnolia Avo., from 5:30 to 1) o’clock. The take Place jn the S rly fe„T„uA? „ V r ," ^ «* ; - turo cases under the °n ti-trust low - h?."n»n , and were fined T & T / u g j the Min itself, thu:i EivhiVan1. tomatic time signal at a Rxcl h* Unlike most dogs, the greyhound hunts as much by sight ns by Marriage is now forbidden scent, the nnrrow muzzle and small China under the age of HchJL nostrils affecting the sense of previously the iega, agc ha% smell. Sanford will get her share o f homeseekers l r t HROUGHOUT the entire United States people are talking1about Flor­ ida. Every newcomer to Sanford who comes into our office tells about some neighbor or someone in his home town who intends to come to _________ s' VV this state this summer or fall. E l l SAY SHE’S S P E E D Y -L HAD HER E n g a g e d T il l F ive O’CLOCK BUT SHE'LL. b e d o n e b y Th r e e 600DNE.SS'.-THAT'S A -JOT OP MO.MEV BUT I'VE NOTICED Th a t SHE’S A SPEEDY WORKER OH THAT’S LOVELY-THEN L CAN BCRROVi VlER T o Cl e a n m y RUGS T i l l h e r TIME IS O P !1 . ____ I Some—who have heard so much about Flor­ ida that they want to sec what it is like. 7 A- - 7 * * * rT ,HE Sanford Chamber of Commerce has been the means of givin g San- w m . • \ * . A - '- ' for much desirable publicity throughout the northern States. This coupled with Sanford’s natural advantages will bid for a larger portion of »■ \j homeseekers and tourists this season. ^ ^ i ^ t i n ct »c\ 'jnr/rj.''in>'i'/ | INVESTMENTS in Sanford are fast becoming the choicest in the State * and indications are that by fall Sanford will be recognized by all as the most desirable city for both homeseekers and investors. * ALL THE ECONOMY AND DUR­ ABILITY YOU EXPECT IN A HOPMOBILE - PLUS SURPASSING nriHT-CYL!ND[R PERFORMANCE * tate. Why not get busy and buy thhat lot or group of lots in Oak Hill be­ fore prices advance again? R a n k in g w ith t h e fin e s t earn in E u rope and A m e ric a , but d esign ed and priced fo r the A m erica n fa m ily r----- • u m t- ir r jL ia x jy tL a r t x z t c u . v ^ a a s m s ^ M .'is k l tas^h t t m ^ # r i' f T & Jrfl i.. i Oh y I * low; our terms arc easy; and we feel that you are the loser if you fail to get in on some o f these lots, before the prices are increased on July 1. VP Far ahead in its price class today, in p erform a n ce, in com fort, in sound in v e s tm e n t v a lu e , as it baa b e e n fo r 16 years - \r* »- A r - You will then be ready for your profit in re­ C UPPOSEyou let us show you these beautiful lots— our prices are very NEW IMPROVEMENTS STILL FURTHER FORTIFY THE STRONG POSITION OF THE FOUR . * I N our opinion there never was a better time to invest in Sanford real es- sales. atstrt r * * * If l sv “ » . ; i 7' c j^ -^ iy n x x s a ja s s : t » Ewairiuui m v w E 5 S & S t i the beautiful H upinoltili t.iuht u n j Four muecU ut cur xhuwruenis N. H. GARNER O w ner and Developer SANFORD HUPMOBII.E COMPANY I*. A. .Mi:HO. Pres. x z a x r c u tr e a ts % m mi .........f i n in i i m il— i n mi 11 mrzr.vuu 1 F ift y People Indicte On Anti-Trust Charg <V As# 1 M y I Methodist Church will entertain MERO-JACKSON nt 3:30 o’clock at the homo of Mrs. A. D. Zachary, with n miscellan­ Mr. and MrB. J \v % # eous shower, honoring Misa Caro­ nounce the ongaKCmL Me,; »' lyn Spencer, n bride-elect of this preaching marriage ntnf*nJ »l month. /. daughter Florence AH.it f U*l ---------------- BY TAYLOR MOM’N POP k; •Iffr. and Mrs. H. B. Lewis left -ville. N. C.. for the summer. Mr. nnd Mr*. P. M. Elder and recently for n trip through the west. They will return by way of daughter, Miss Alice Elder will Minneapolis and Pittsburgh, where snend the season at their summer they will visit relatives nnd home in Clayton. Ga. Mrs. I>eo Rockwell will join Mr. friends. Rockwell in Towanda, Pa., where Mrs. George D. Bishop, nnd chil­ they will spend several months. dren nnd Mrs. Annie D. Bishop have taken n cottage at Daytona Bench for the season. They left this past Suturday. Mr. Bishop will spend the week-ends with his familq. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P. Connelly, A l­ bert Connelly, Jr., and their guest, Miss Rosa Gray will leave by boat early in July for a trip Thursday to New York, up tne nt. Lawrence The Seminole Chapter, Number river and through the Great Lakes. Two 0. E. S. will hold the regular Mr. nnd Mrs. S. S. Bnumcl have meeting in the Masonic Temple at n cottage at Dnytona Bench for 8 o’clock. All members arc urged the season. They will go over the to attend and all visiting stars will be welcome. first of July. The Alathian Class will meet nt Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. DcCottes will go some time during The First Baptist Church, 3:30 \ho summer for n trip by water j From there to Lake Mary Picnic. to New York and to Canada. Friday Miss Cnrmcttn Bnrber will be The Missionary- Society of the the guest of friends in Hendorson- 110 P A R K A V E N U E �1VV >AY, JUNE 18, 1925. — — (KELAND TAKES q i -r i -r PIRATES DEFEAT STRAIGHT f ^ P&- SRm okn€ r.s T a k e T w o ROBINS IN SIXTH SAINTS’ TEAM KK ° W Hy. D e fe a t in g L o c a l STRAIGHT GAME A g g r e g a t io n O n W e d n e s d a y [TIGERS SCORE 13 SEVEN FLORIDANS1: RUNS IN SIXTH TO STILL IN CONTEST': TROUNCE YAN K S FOR GOLF T IT LE : Wright, Warlow and Company Arc Now Receiving Application For |S Athletics Defeat Indians 1 0 , Young Golfer From S an ford to 3; Senators Wins Close Wins Over Augusta Man In From St. Louis; White Sox Second Division for Southand Huston Split Two Tills ern Amateur Championsliip n £ • « ■ First Mortgage Loans NEW YORK. June 18.— Detroit BII.TMORE FOREST Club, i {defeated the Yankee? \Vedne«dnv ' Asheville, V. June jg, r>;.\Ue,i na improved Ilusincss and Residential Property m u lls Out Giants iti to l, n home run by Lou Gehrig Igolf players Wt-tlncsilay night had V.IIIC1IIIUI1I in Sanford in Hard Fought Game; *pv*nK the Yankees from being;a chance to win the Southern am!atciir championship, half of the 32 Illake Hitches Good Hall and '“' r Y . 13 runt in the'who had hopes this morning have Funds immediately available subject to title Hits to Win for Chicago 8ix lh in,DIU r. equaling the record j been relegated to the second flight examination. llnlh n f <£ST - I . « SJ S fiel,i via tho field fence n olh or Second and E igh th route in the first of the fifth in__~— ;— ... for the season established by the |as a result of tho day’s process of [IRELAND, Fla., Juno 18.— I ITTSnURfi, June 18. The 1 1- j Philadelphia Atheletirs. The Ti selection. Several matches were -------i ning when, after an argument with jliphlanders made a clean A P P L IC A T IO N S FOR A P P R A IS A L S ____ ____ ______ cates won their sixth straight ,>»crs also set what is believed to be decided upon tin home green. Ex­ p 0f the series with the Saints I the police to escort the dissenting j 5aiYc , y^'dncsdny, when^ they ^de- a rnajor league record when they tra play was necessary in only7 Wednesday, by wlnr/ng a j SEE feated the Brooklyn Robins, 8 to , He.ori,(| 11 o f these run? before a one match. Uiy played game, by a 11 t o 1 player out of the bull park. F. M. Laxton. Charlotte, defeat­ r ore. I.uther, who went in for TAM PA AH It H PO A E 3. Yde was effective until the fi- batter was retired. During the bat-fest six hits were ed Eugene Mills, Raleigh, at th» ** Highlanders, stopped the ! Snead, 2b .. .. . 5 0 0 7 4 o 1mil innings when he cased up be­ i) 0 0 5 1 0 hind his big lend and the visitors made by the Yankees in addition PJlh hole. This was a contest be­ ijtj' scoring, which began in the Three Pinch Hitters Used Hv Jessnier, H> r» 0 l 0 4 (1 1found hint for four of the nine hits to sevt n pnsses being issued by tween former Carolina champions. ^ off Ilutler, with the excepGarter in Lffort to Score in JWeik, s s ...... 112 Park A von tit Players conceded an .excellent the four Yankee twirlers who la­ Lee, rf ....... ,pfone run which came in the 3 •1 «) 0 0 0 i gathered off' his delivery. Late Innings of the Game 1Alien, cf .. Score by innings: bored in the inning. chance to become finalists or at 0 (I II 1 0 D ,3th. „if an error, ami which 000 000 012-3-1); 1 Hrooklyn Cobb got a home run with the least semo-finalLts w re forced to m ii)iiu is a i!:i3 e iiin a B M r c H x i:n i:in iB iu > < a u i,i i ^ a i ■£■■■■ Estrada, If 4 1 1 •» 0 D behind the score board just ooo 023 ::ox-l-o-o bases filled, while tlietmnn got a the second flight in today's play. Pittsburg • 1 Bouza, 3b . The Tampa Smokers made it 3 n D 1 0 the third base line. Hny.eries: Orioles, llubbcll.; sjnfr|t* and a triple in two times IVrry Adair. Athntn, winner of two in a row by defeating the Huggins, e J ii <> y 1 0 ' utiuau>txKUB»!Mai]Mutiiunuanaaaxax4«« j t i a u u i h i i i k I I U J he score: Oeschger and Taylor; Ydo and ,,p Eighteen Tigers batted dur the championship in l!'2l and 1023 n Ceh ryfeds of this city by a score D Peterson, p 0 4 D 0 3 a b It II PO A E ;PETEGooch. was defeated by cim teen llarri . • > H tin; inning. It took Ruth to J ing Pittman, cf 1 1 1 0 0 ..4 1 1 2 0 0 **f I to 1 in Wednesday's game at uin'in. If --------. 1put the itle out, all three batters Memphis, five ami four, the (VI ■ onls. rf . ..4 0 0 0 0 ti the local atheletic field. After the Reds Heat Giants , nU( o during the inning flying onial Clnli star playing impre • ive T o ta ls .......... first inning, tho several chances 32 7 15 4 27 ..4 0 1 3 4 0 C IN C IN N A TI, June IS.— Adolph ln j,;M, •|e, :ib golf and closely approaching par SANFORD ii of tin* Sanford team to score were B A Ii PO A F. ..3 1) (1 5 l n yr.er, 2h •> 1 0 I Clique was accorded airtight slip-! throughout. Nelson Giddcns, Mem­ by innings Curley, rf .. .. 1 each time frustrated by the Tnm4 .4 1 1 1 0 ii fa , cf • •> D i 0 0 D port Wednesday and Cincinnati n, t,,.it . .001 013 002-11) 18 0 phis, runner-up in last year’s pa club. Frazier, If O 0 0 1 ..4 1 won from New York 1 to 0. Thu »• r»-*, lb .. V.............out) 000 100- I- I- 4 championship tourney at l.ousOnly three Tampans faced Man­ Walzak, 2b . . 4 11 i 5 0 D Reds won the game when Critz N.Batteries— .4 t) o 1 1 1 tin. ss Dauss and Baielcr, ville. was put out of the cham­ Alt-Quo, cf II t 0 II 0 1 ager Nick Carter, pitching for the 0 3 3 T 1 1 scored in the first inning on 1 tan gage; Shaw key, Ferguson, pionship division four ami three r<f, C ......... Daily, lb II y 4 l II 0 Roush’s double after being walked. Heall Johnson, Jones ami Scliang. hy the hard hitting Tom White, an­ (TiS. P - - ..2 1 i 0 4 I Ceierymen in tho first game of the Frisbic, ss. 4 1) i y II 0 affair and were out third base, Score by innings: other of the big Memphis contin­ __- (l 0 3 1 1 Stanznk, 3b N. Y................ ooo 000 00 0 0-5-0 32 4 y 21 14 4 second base, and short stop to gent bidding for honors. Allan ib \tIn-letic-t 10: Ir-lians .1. j A Iverson, xx.x 1 0 II 0 0 D Cincin.......... fir'd, respectively. loo ooo OOx-l-G-O O 3 0 AH R n PO A E SEI.AND PH ILAD E LPH IA. June IS.— Brown. Clarksville, Tt-nn., player, 0 II 3 Murphy, c . .. For Sanford, Curley led off with llatteries: lleiitley and Gowdy, Slim Harris's hailing ami pitching who played M-nsntionnlly in the .5 o •> •1 0 0 0 0 ii 0 Snyder; Clique and Wingo. H •l 6 o 0 the first hit of the game to left J( ’ lmtiiu-y, xx .. •I1 1) 4 •i were too unit h for Cleveland in qualifying round, was defeated by ii II 0 3 1 cil^y. 2b t 'artcr, p .5 3 3 1 o 0 fit Id. Frazier sacrificed ami ad­ < u ak, x Wedrit- day’s game, ami Philadel­ “Toss” Bradshaw, Atlanta, on tin­ ifice. rf ii D II 1 0 0 Slorift iilunt- Wins phia won, ID to 3. Sherrod smith i borne green. .4 0 •J 4 0 0 vanced the man on base to see­ Keliy, i>......... 0 0 II 0 0 II d<r, cf .. CHICAGO, Juno IH.— Sheriff was a puzzle in the opening round Florida men in the first division .3 0 I 0 4 1 r-nil. Walzack then hit through dl. 93 ...4 1) 1 7 t) 0 second base, the Tampa player T o ta ls ....... , 32 1 li 27 11 4 Illake in addition to pitching a lino but was fount) for III hits in the and the scores of their play: fumbling the ball. Curley crossed game Wednesday, reared the win­ Inst two innings. S. E. Foster, Jack .onville, de­ Tomorrow's 4 1) 1 i 1 0 x batted for Carter in Hlh. will, lb . o ning inn which gave Chicago a si'hfdult'd game with Cleveland feated Lawrence Sint till, Tampa, •i 0 II the plate for Sanford’s only score D 1 xx butted for Murphy in 0th. &r, 3b .. 5 to 1 tli-cisinii over Philadelphia. here lias been transferred to Cleve­ 2 and I . 1 D (1 0 0 II of lb- game. Walzack was thrown ::xx batted for Stunzuk in Dth. sti.«, c .. Ilis double and Adams's single in land where the Rotarian conven­ •» 1 «> D out trying to steal second ami T. W. Palnn-r.Miami, defeated 1 Scute by innings: hr, p .. •• McQue was out on a pop fly to the ninth dt-cided the game. tion is in :a- sion. T. It. ...... .. Chaib.ttc. I and'J. Tampa 020 ooo 020-1 ter, p i second base. Brooks, Fonseca and Harper hit Tom Ay-cock, Jack onville, was Score by innings: 36 11 14 27 11 l Sanford 100 000 000-1 for the circuit. .Is In the second innuig Lee started Cli ve. too |0 | 001). 3- 8 0 defeated by J. C. Bourgeois, New Summary: Two base hitsjup by ini ingn : Score hy innings: nnd I. off for Tampa and hit safely to Phtlu. IH IO 101 32x 10 Itl-O Orb-amt Three . Phil.-i. Petersburg .. (102 ODD Hit- 4 right field. Allen was out on a Weik, Gurley, Pittman. Ill) DIM 100-4-0 0 Florida men in tin- rccoinl diBatteries—Smith and Myatt; 102 020 J.*x. 11 sacrifice and Lee advanced to sec­ ba. e ‘ Idt.t- Lee. Sacrifices eras- Chicago ,tbml . 20n 002 001-6-12-0 Ham : and Coi-bialie vi ion nnd tIt.- ncoret of their ier, Allen, Snead. L-ft on bases, Two 1as«» bit imniiiry: Batteries: Decatur and Henplay: ond base. Estrada was up next — Tampa, 8; Sanford 7. Hast* on :er, IJraziei -. Thro o ha.-ic hits and bit to left field, scoring Leo. line; Illake and llartm-lt. Gordon GiblmiiH won by default Senators 2. Browns I. kinnon Surface. Home runs Ihiuza was out on a pop fly to balls—oil' Kelly I, off Carter I. from Kiigcm- (iaylou, buoxvillc. IS. — WASHINGTON. June off' Peterson 2. Strike outs—Car­ r\.-n. Sacrifices— Hesse. I-'ran- lliiid ami Estrada tide- second, to Clarence Camp, Ocala, w t tbZachary bad a slight edge on llu-dt Time—2:12. Wilcli. Double play—Welch bo advanced to third a moment lat- ter I. Peterson 7. feated by George Trevrott, of in a pitcher's battle Wednesday, I 1st base on crura—Tampa 2, San­ Barkley to T. Edwards. I.ofc ( harb-.-tton, 1 up. “ 11 r by Hoggin's infield hit. Car­ and Washington won its third Use—St. Pete. I; Lakeland 5. ter recovered the ball and threw ford 2. Umpire—Pith. Hairy Hide, Hanford, defeated , Florida Stale League tinirhl game from St. Louis, to] t on balls—otr Morris 2; Hut- wild to the Sanford catcher, allow­ William llarri on. Align-la. I up. Sanford at Lakeland. I. to keep oil the heels of the paceJin 2 2-3; I.uther <5 in 6 1-3. ing Estrada to score as Huggins A. C. Ulmer, Jurksiuivilh-, ibSt. Petersburg ut Tampa. el ting Philadelphia \tlo-b-lie . •ol ball— Hesse. Winning advanced to second. Peterson was Manager llnriis of the Senators, feated W. It. Almoin Jr., A ht-vilb-. Vr—Butler. Umpires—Ware out second to first, retiring the 7 ami 5. American League bit tafely for the 23nl comt-i'iitive I ] I! ■. Time— 1:15. II. It. Loudi'ii, Winter Haven, { St. Louis nt Washington. side. game. •I-feated J. E. Green, Maciui Detroit at New York. Score by innings: | Hally for Sanford, got to first on Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. I ouis . .. Dill HDD DIID-1 SO nnd 4. an error by the Tampa second Third tliviaion: Announcement lias been received Chicago at Boston. U a li. I mi HDD lux .’J x i baseman anil Sanford’s second hit I'reil Ennaor, .1 .onville, Halt ries I’.o-li ami Dixon;1 of the game was made by Friable hero that Orlando and St. Angus-1 fealt-tl Jot- \dain A llev Vl tine baseball teams will |day in a, National League Zachary, Marlin ry, ami Rin-I. who davancod the man on base ami 5. Boston at St. Louis. to -t cmid. Hally was forced out t'hntnpiousluo match in the form­ Sox Splil Twin Pliil.-tib-lphia at Chicago. at third,how ever, and Frisliie did er titv on Saturday’, June 20, for] Florida Slate League Tampa l-'loritla avenue the Florida amateur title. It i i New York at Cincinnati. BOSTON, June IS. The Chi ikrlaud 11. St. Petersburg I. not get past second. pavi .1 its entire b ngth, said that the “ Oldest c ity " ha cie-o White Sox and (lie tlosioii tr.ford 1, Tampa I. Previous to this Tampa threat­ held this title for the pn.A 10 years I Brooklyn at Pittsburg. Red Sox split Wfdiif day afterened again in the third inning and that Orlando is making a ties-1 moil' Hunker Hill double licadetNational League Southern Asocial ion when Curler walked three men and penile attempt this year to wrest lit-fort- 2U.IIIIU fans, tin- White Sox fittsliurg s, Brooklyn II. Little Rock at Birmingham. gave 0(1 one hit. .Icssmcr walked the championship form it. grabbing the first game, 5 to 3. Memphis at Atlanta. lir.u-n 5, Philadelphia I. and was caught out at second. In the first game of the series, G. T A Y LO R I)Y E K aad taking nu early lead in the incinnat i 1, New A'orkO. Na Jtvilio at Chattanooga. Weik hit to center field for two played on their home grounds, St. second, only to be nosed ollt ,'lt (Only three scheduled.) I'.:,, r imt scheduled. bases and got to third when I<ee Augustine won over Orlando by a •inting— Dccornting til,* finish, t to D 'lilt- Bed SoX ami Allen walked. Allen was ou t1•fore of 3 to 1. Orlando enthur.- ovt-reiime a live run lead ami won p h o n e ao:i American League The remarkable resonance of on a fielder’s choice, short stop |ia.-ts believe that Saturday's game stun 3 7. Chicago 5-U. to second base, and the side was ; will result in a victory for the Stradivari ami other famous old out in the ninth, when t'arlybi hit piilailelphia 10, Cleveland • violins is said by a German scien for two ba-a-s with three tin. Cur­ retired. ! "City Beautiful." 7»Hington 2, St. I,outs 1. list to be title to treating the wood ly tie's halting in the second game In the reventh frame Curley It is said that Orlando has elim­ York 1, Detroit lit. with a rubber solution before var­ iiccnimU-d for six of Boston's si-v­ doubled to right field for the Cel- inated the Winter Garden team of eil runs. eryinen and went to third on a the Lake-Orange l-eague ami Un­ nishing. First Ga me Smith Atlantic Longue iiii- to short by Frazier. Walzak learn representing Ocoee, ami that Score by innings: Ipartanhurg 8, Macon 5. was out to the catcher ami Mc(jue games are booked with New Smyr­ The Brotherhood of Locomotive Chicago 300 020 IIIHI 5-1-1 V'with- 2, Charlotte 11. fanned. Frazier was out short na. Lakeland. Eustis ami Daytona Engineers will bold Memorial Ser Ho too 000 001 002 : . Ikkeville 11, Columbia 6. stop to second. amateur teams. Negotiations -ire vices Sunday afternoon at 4:15 at lliittei ies Faber ami Scliulk; onville 10, Augusta 11. The Ceierymen got one hit in 'also in progress for other games. the Woman’s <’lult. Wo cordially tpiiiiu and Piti11ifh. invite the public to attend these each the eighth and ninth innings Second Game This year’s graduating class at services. Smithcrn Association but were unable to again get by Scon- by innings: irniinghaiu U, Little Rock 0. Committee, second base. Three pinch hitters the University of California, num­ Boston HDD 102 022 7-1 I D J. C. AYCOCK. «w Orleans 7, Chattanooga |were used in an effort to score in bering 2254 students is said to be Chicago 102 III Olltl-iJ 13 I I the largest graduating class in tho ! bile :: 2, Nashville 1-7. .1 . M. WALLACE, |the final innings, none of them hit­ worlds history. Want a it. Memphis 7. A. L I U A. ting safely. Tampa’s two additional runs M early as the year 17 R. C. came in the eighth inning when I Krcat Alexandrian library con- Leu tripled to right field and FLORIDA STATE 1.i:\GIK tfil over 10,000 books. scored when Pittman doubled to ( First half l left field. Pittman advanced to Won Lost Pet. third on a (adder's choice ami French hair specialist say • 31 17 St. Petersburg .667 i -H tight collars are the chief scored mi an error by Frisbic, Sail2D 21 1.akt-laml ford’s short stop. The Smokers l'<s of men's baldness. .IV Tampa Yarinlilc Itmiles from Sanford ,:ty2 20 31 Sanford NO. I N IA G A R A F A L L S , and Return SlM.Sff (Second ball') moil 1 3 0 Lakeland imiiij Via Washington through ’(•nil ylvania and Weslern 2 0 Tampa .IIIHI ti 2 Sanford New York to Ilttfl'alo anil Niagara Fall.-'-. Ueltiining .0110 i) 3 St. Petersburg either all rail or down llie ke Clean Sweep of Three rr.MaQetfies W ith St.Petersceierym en G et O n ly Score o f %vt,re retired without further scorlarir: Was Game Ixissely Game In . F i r s t In n in g ', played With Score 11 to Tnmna Scores '2. llnno Allen, Tampa manage, left the i* ret ^_ I Sanford Gets Only -^rnpiro ,,‘oh' 4,10 bitter hmi caiiedi Six Scattered Hits DtiBOSE AND IIOLLRR 1 I [ Today’s Games Orlando Team Trying To W in 1925 Florida Amateur Ball Title Results Yesterday’s I How They Stand TRAVEL BARGAINS via Albany and West. Point beautiful Hudson on 'alalial Steamer to New York. Tlicnci* liume. NO. 2 M O N T R E A L and Return $l07.l'di Same as No. 1 to Niagara Fails, Lewiston by rail, Montreal by a t e a m c r through Lake Ontario and shooting down the rapids of the St. Lawrence River. Returning rail to I’lattsImrg, steamer through A m ­ erica’s most magnificent scenic and historic Lake Champlain, to Montcalm Landing, through Lake George to Town of L a k u George, rail to New York, via Troy, of rail to Albany. Home as in No. 1. I. — B ill NO TR IP FARES From S A N F D i: D Tickets oil Sale daily to $35.60 Asheville $66.02 Atlantic City $57.61 Baltimore Bar Harbor . I0I..HH $70.65 Hcnlitn Harbor 5H0.2S Boston $95.1)0 Denver $67.2H New York S16.90 Norfolk $6.1.10 Philadelphia $88.98 Portland, Me. ... Portland, Ore. . . 112.30 127.93 San Francisco and many - other Ea-ttcrn and Wentern pointx. Limited Iteliiriiing Oct. QUEBEC and Return, $117.81. Same as No. 2 to Montreal, thence round trip by splendid steamer on the St. Lawrence River to historic mid l e.iiitifiil old Quebec. Horne as in No. 2. N A TIO N A L I F AGUE Won Lost 33 21 Nt w York III 21 PiUsluii g .'in 21 <'ilK-illll.il i 2*.l 2D Brooklyn •Jf| St. Louis ( 'liii-ugo 2D 31 21 32 Mo ton 21 32 Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE Won 1st t 37 I.S Pliiladolplia Washington . 3D HI 28 27 |Chicago 26 29 Cleveland 2S 32 Ft. Louis 25 33 Detroit 23 32 New Y'ork 1Uotdon 22 35 SOLTIIERN ASSOCI Won 3D New Orleans 35 Atlanta N'a.bvilic 32 Mt-mphis 32 31 Chattanooga Mobile 31 Birmingham 2'J Little Bock 26 Pit. .611 ,688 .556 .527 . I . I6D .3116 IVt. .673 MU .sir.) .473 . 167 III .118 .386 \TION I.OSl Pet. *»•1 .610 .538 30 3D .616 31 .1 .177 34 31 .177 . 175 32 3 1 .421 ESSEX COACH ■ Freight oil ti T ujc F.xtrn ^ T h e w o rld ’ s largest production o f 6-cylinder closed cars now makes possible the finest Essex ever Im ilt.at the lowest price in Essex history. Built hy H udson, Essex not only shares the advantages o f the famous Su per-Six patents, but also the value-building supremacy o f their enorm ous com bined production. <Inly am on g far h igh er priced curs w ill you find comparison for V. quality, its lon g-lived perform ­ ance and rid in g case. Hudson-Essex, Kotr World’s �| T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y . J U N E 18, 1925. GE EIGHT S ta y In d o o rs O r L ie D o w n D u r in g T h u n d e r S to rm Is A d v ic e W e a t h e r E x p e rts Sarasotans Vote For 137 Miles oi) Highways SARASOTA, June 18.— My an .... averaire a io r it v or o f IidI i< to> i, 1 m thei a\i rag® m iiiu joriiy people o f thin county Tuesday vateil a county bond issue o f $2,.r>27,- |()00, the money to be expended : ’ in th? building of 107 miles c f " “ Get Under Cover” Ills F irst ! n* ami cut out your j 'highways nmi three "bridges. Itule o f S n fetj I f ^ mi ( .in t, y ,n| aro pnfrr inilonn than nut. Do That I,ic Down In Open. The probability of a person in an NURSE IS ACQUITTED ___ 4 _______ 1 __ __ r P . A M . .. , ■____ I . IN COURT M A R TIA L Staying Away From Trees ordinary residence building being ! struck. «nys Pm fn..... l!cA«!Ii, W ASHINGTON, June 17.— A is very slight, and dwcllintr house* in city Idoclct are virtually safe. prompt acquittal was votted by Dangerous To Stand In Or Near Doorways ..»• ii.iunin, o,,., v;UA„S“™iul M1" l!"lh •rsoti, navy nurse, charged popular !>ut m»\v largely fallen ,, , . . . N'T, v* n..~A. I into di r . . inserting ... ortmif that tiiat ifif na l with bringing liquor into the UnitGoing to Bed Does N o »o I. j , P1 ■' Standing on Insulating Sun* ning nd- thei ■ iz little to fear During a recent teat, it was btances Helps Some | olttg to hcd.doe.in't do any par- n»M. To tjl'IKT TITI.E I,. IV IIAOA.V. Cnmpliiinnnt, Vs. "1*°. “ «<1 all “ tli. r parties In- ford, Hetnlnole County. Florida, on tererited In the hinds und prem lues Involved In this suit. Defendants. ORDER i»F DiaiUCATION Till: STATE OF FL<iR||>.\ TO: All pnrtlts elrilr.iliiif interest In the lands nod |.reinin»s hereinaf­ ter .|. « t II.. .1 under IPMowis • uecensed, or otherwise, nnd nil t.tlier parties rlalmlin; Inter* *t in tile lands .and premises heroinlifter ilesrriheil• It iippenrlni; l.y llio sworn bill ..f I'oiiiplnlllt In the nliove etll II led enu«e Mint you tuny he Interested III Mint c. rlnlu lot. pieces or parcel *.f land situate In Hciulnoto County, Monday. Mi • fltli day of July. 1915.; otherwise derr.e pro e.infesso will i d m ? ' a rsu u“ ?on q V e r V u r . ^ t ^ M m A ...... . ah!" Ldescrlh. d land ‘ and pr.ml .•* M rcnaklll. tliH ••**I••r I oni’t* a J * !**llJ « JJ eon*, . utlve weeks In It •• 11Sanford . 1 1. » I..Iter.-aid. . . . h.la newspaper Co.nl .mill i In £ A '1 M siT v /'r! " l o r IT IS FI* I ( T i l E ll O R D E R E D . Mint imldlslied rlalmEng Interest In the I; nds ami Hanford. * Count v. F l o r i d a . i -n i . a n d t>t:iti:m:D this i|;i . o f May. I92Y V. E. DOEMLASS. ill , ,, *,, f-K .(*| deceasctl! or TY»- otherwise. ttefendnnts. t i i »: All Outer F o r stave o f I’ uhtlc.aMon F l o r id a t o : parties clalniitu: Interest In Hu ini Im .'nd promises herelnofloi desert hi d under CLARK TINDALL, fo r TYNDAI.t.). deceased, or other­ wise. MMSKS J. T A Y L O R . Jit.. „ml CHAIM.E8 <\ W A R W IC K , indivldu.illy ami as Trustee, and each of them. If living. ami H dead, nil parties claiming Interest In the in lids .and premises licrelnafter des­ cribed umier tile said VJOHKS J. TA YLO R . JR-. and C H A R L E S C. W A R W IC K . Individually nnd ns Trustee, ami ench of them deceased, or otherwise, and nil other parties interested In the lands and prem­ ises hereinafter described: It nppe.nrlmt by the sworn hill of complaint In this cause that you may lie Interested In those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situat., in Seminole Cnuntv, Florid*, and described ns follows, to-w lt: The Southeast Quarter o f the Northeast Quarter and the South Half of the North llnlf of the South­ west Quarter of the Northeast Quarter nnd the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of the .South­ west Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 27. Township 19, South, fiance 'A t« vr r.ei.f'&ISf ”»»«. *1111r 4*11 to Hinton «!!• day of July m,01' house 111 Sanford J*’ *l th« pj Florida. <>tii«*rwl‘ "in. ""'o Cot Plaint will he uiiVn1h|11of Wnf, .L y°u- "n'd cause -n *" co"' quiet title ; ov“.S’ " » ',V lands m the comp,,/ !!£ • ^ M 1I.T0N , M A S S . Jn Ah. •:*. : ; i • n, i lit 18. - - lubber, a it . blanket or any i® ftid :il- r.thci 1 in ulutcr will Rive n m ; a. f 25;°Juiy 12. 2S; J,,ne «• 1 [ eIfe * r,,m ,n *,U| 1 l<';< wn8| mnnans u. cd ,*» ’ ay. c:<|te«t thimdcr iturrn^. Ifiovitnbty tin y bring dnnw^r to hnnuin lifo l>ut t!i«* baz m d rftn l>6 i!innlnish.*«l roiisit!crn.M.» person a little more security. The i observatory director advises pas-1 | rer.Ror* in it trolley car to sit : Mor.tpjitoes which carry mnh.ria | Fiji! .i liRhtninR comes in nnd in some sections! if (i),. j.. . i wlio havt i :• ;. ;.i .. with the ',v *n*'nn* o f aoroiilnneH, from made n tltomURh Ktudy of the elec- , , I M flash the danaer J'hi, h l’" ‘ ° n is "prayed on the | tri-nl .1. h .rc-r i f tho atmosItredinR places o f the i>« t phcrc Is followed. _ j 11" u ■ that every elTott IkJb: « One of those experts is Ale\nnd-, uv.do i> ip. itnte a person rr C.. MacAdle, illrectoi <>f she truck htninR. It seldom NOTICE When 50,000 People snr of n i at Iiarvaitl I victim i" irh wnj thut urtiftciai ^SCSSmcilIS fnr th e P&Vlltg Unite: ity. in the little bulhlinRh ,,|n.i will re tore him to con°> >nc fo llo w in g s tre ets w ill On th ‘ dw ummlt o f Blue b e dtie .Itnu* 15. 1925, Hill, the highest joint in eastern j For thepioteitinn of livestock, Mnssnchulette and in the midst which at" often killed by lightFnuitccitth Street— Front Snnof the Blue Hill forest reservation, while* at pu ture, he warns , ford \ve. To Palmetto Ave. he Itns spent runny years in watch- against tying them near a wire Fifteenth Street— Frun Sanford InR and ana1j7.lr.R the nctlon o f the | jA v e „ to MaRiiolla Ave. elfltitenDt. I k - has mmle » npctiiil , ~ * Hughey Street— Front Sanford, •tudy of thunder storms unit sonic t iword puzzle i have oeeonte Ave., to l.ily Court. time i:,*o he fornuiliitcil a wet of u» p«.pular in Italy that some tirnm 1 Sixteenth Street— Front Sanford miRRt lions to I l| " I111* take «“ K‘ .lmvt |n. tm| up notices forhidilinR Ave., to .Magnolia Ave. care o f themselves ourlitR such r olving of them in business Court Streets < \|| Street »' • • } h *' 1.... 1' " in Rone Court S uImIIvIi it ...» MJ •• 1 ’ 1 ■ h 1 " ’/ KI.LKN HOY, Tax Collector .......... .. ''• *'■ "gge/:oi nnd l uvo-fifths of the [Fuhlish June 10, 11. 12, 111 Id, and Scirn e i nut dexelopwl on m ■ total an i id R » in. j t,, intana of nfcguartlinR a |iei»on _______ again t I htnlnii «li dim i . ■ ■ ■— (Jet under cover, i« his tli t rule. _—. __ If i i ip '1 do tli.it, lie down, j \ f *// () About ' eii It.I.tin g f Li le in .i J .J/ hundtid come i! wn to • tn l it in j J K n straight lint uml tin* person who " .'lands *.'tt in lli op 'll when oi 'It A F F IL IA T E D W IT I I at M IAM I S H O R E S '.Vj ’J h j ( ( when .. a.rt J'1' , ' r ' f t i T u n S a n »'*«iu > <jukimt A s s o c i vi-i « n me.hi mm kinp shell t heiienili a,J tree LecniiHP tiiat will lirlng you ill (lie dite-t lip" of diaclittti ■ Mid 1 i 1 m Mi Vile no.......... pie :n . killed Ii I .•**11uin•r in thl-. way (!;a,i i.ridmlily any other. *|he doorway o! a Inirn or a win­ dow in ir iliii.m aim at, dan ueruu.i piaci ■ to . land, hccnip iiglitniiig toil w i lo .lime extent, any draft >•' air, <specially warm air. When the ilai.lus nr-• heavy, nr numerous, k ep nway fruin chimney ., in . liagp'di , or n" t imdimt.1iWgif Miami Shores Property values will be very similar to the present values in the city o f Miami. V It’s a And 50,000 people will live • * »•* • -4 i * y • Jr* i ii at Miami Shores sooner than you or we now imagine. Like Father rf*) ' *4\ ' IF YOU COULD HAVE 15 O U G H T in the city limits o f Miami a few years ago at the then-prevailing prices, which were similar to those W ‘‘■ ■ 4v tt;. ■w yV l’» » r ;i n i n n o r \ v i»- t *» h a v t * il . : i i t l o f t h e m m :m w m i l j,a y ?4l U l i ’ > -‘ i 11 ■!'i' i 1>I e l l i i n g t h e i r tl 'h t.s , t h a t A m ! this C A N he. aid i i p e n j i l e in S a u - '•{A N \ you would now be absolutely independent. their g i v ­ e n w a r t I is \ ’ < ) ( ! ( > ( ) D . ! '()() today at Miami Shores, you know perfectly well that that they I ' It i t ! , MIAMI t SHORES TODAY IS IN A position to do for you, as an investment o f today, i f ‘ .' a M’ l*‘i r i i , l e penalty liial man what Miami did in the early days fo r those who had h is faith and vision then. The only difference is, it does alw ays not take half the courage and vision today at Miami dark, Shores that it took in the early days when there was nev- nothing definite by way o f assurance as to the future the r w ilh u iil •s. J * ^ lolly. W cm nes r. J the when the are trou bles w ill raline i a i t i e s , in- ! laiail Ci'ethl .den 's it (in o l) % of Miami. . Association A a h i u r . i v .n id il l i h e In : w F O D V w i l l i a i fo r com es hours il s e t m *. d i a l K V K I ^ ’- IJ A T IN C it prospfi’ity lor hut it tells its members l lie only |lossible manoe.e can 1)K ( !OOI) is to *d * Thedford’s day pays i I a ii i ! i s 1 h a l a g o t m I c r e d i t 'I hi • i> I*cnn ho, c • > rnliirw in Mi their . i‘j7-t'rl nts ip . JaL:, m nb n n ! p i famo i ln..4'h:ul pla.. • clayrjr, h.aeh looks Ii htiir!;' I .p.li ^* .1'i, I. 11 turpil at.the t*.p m p Mg • it. i ' •i l! 11' l.x tho oi* s*-*‘ 1 ian#n i ..to . Ii credit ^ i' e n d . "I 7 *-------li.'S r' - good I'or wh**n 'A ;i ! ’t* U l I ’a v vt,ur | MIAMI SHORES I >ill.v America’s M editerranean w in n d u e . \ ; . u w i l l j '. v t n i o r e o u t o t l i l c I »;> d u i n li­ st). Made from’selrckd racdidiifll roots amt l.crtw -Nature's own U’uaji^ns ^h ja iuhen UTICv./ lj. Wtlilipiliilill and Indigestion'. a f f il ia t e d w it h T in ; S a n f o k d G u n u rr A s s o c ia t io n Be <»t:r trues! on a free iiwjieclion l ij) tn Miami ami .'Miami Shtue.e. .Make your r i'ic n a lloas totiav. k. th lJ o n leV heTS , h °R'*ERRr)! for eUht Cl) roniee? the Sanford ller .Id ” l * w" l published In *rcinfV.r.i* *V*I Connie Flc-|d ' ‘""ru . DONE AND 7>|5„p,.Pn . day of May. m;-,. " IWi V. E. D.)t:r,i,A!J< average lime time taken ! Lirtilur pool hut blar.ling on Klus«i, found 0Uim tti.it Mal tin. "V ®vcraRe taken, ------R •• Clerk of the Circuit Court, i x T i m c i u r t ' i r r o r i i T o f s e m - Florida ami tloscrlhttl ns fellows. nv A. M. Weeks. Deputy Clerk. IM IU : roU N T V . m i l l l i u , to-wlt: The Sou 111oar. t Quarter of the WlhcoS .v IHtFSIlOLDKIt IN CHANCERY N.irlluast Quart, r o f tlte South west j A Jins m . Mi-c a s k i l l for Complainant. Quarlet o f Section 3S. Township 19. Solicitors Complainant, South. ItanRe HO. East, less the May 7. H. 21. 2S; June I. 11. 1*. Vit. 25 ; July______________________ Slid. ________ ________ IVirtl.'if cl.iltnln- .................... Iii»»•r« ;«t III ltii« , All .............................~ cast 413 feel thereof. ! „ |||t }ir,‘ 1" 1 •(l(.v < Involved " l * .... '■‘•fore ordered that Jou C IR C U IT C O Iin T O t SBM,10l|;, l .....Kr.,nt,in Mil*' vim nri* ani m « « V*;. * ' ......... nnd enchi of you are romilrffl required li» to nP i v i Vi .e cnr.xTV. f i .o i i u >a . and other rlniim.nl* under TIIOXI- p. Hr lo Mo hill of coinplnlnt In tliti IN* CHANCERY ! AH I. Ho y d . d. ■••■need. ..r <>Mi *t - call’e nt the «*#iUrthoUSe lit -**-•:»- * Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. District Managers, 210 Fast First St., Sanford, Fla. �W<< TH E SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE 18, 1925. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Herald Classified Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County The H erald’s M arket Place Call 148. Call 148. FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory Sanford Daily Herald WANT AD. RATES Terms; Cash in Advance Trlrptnnr ail.. w i l l ha rerrltrd fr om pntrnna and enlIrrlsr arnt I m r a r d la tr l, for Time — - — .............. 10r n line I T l r a r a --------------- --- Hr n llnr I T l o i r a ------- -------- — Hr n llnr )| Tlmra ............... - ...... Ir a llnr Black Faro T y p a double abovo Rule*. |-rbe reduced rates are f o r con•>>cutlvr Insertion*. 5U words o f average length are rountrd a lino, jlinln-nm c h a rg e 30o fo r first Insertion. 411 iidvertlslnic Is restricted to proper classification. If an error la made T h e San­ ford Herald w i l l be responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion. ID. advertiser fo r Hubsei|uent insertions. T h e office should he notified Im m edia tely In case of trror. 1 to A n vr.tiT H F .m 4 lle rn lf representative thor|onslily fa m ilia r w ith rates, rules ,nd cliisslflcntlon. w ill g iv e you complete Inform ation. And If you wish, th ey w ill assist you In wording your w an t ad. to mike It more effective. IM P O U T A X T N O T in n Advertisers should g i v e their I street <>r pnstofflce address as *,ll ns their phone numher If | ' they desire results. About one nailer out o f a thousand has a I telephone, and the others can't communicate w ith you unless |they know y o u r address. All d i s c o n t i n u a n c e M I S T he pisile In p e r s o n at T h e Han­ ford I l e r n l d nITIre o r b y l e t ­ ter. Teleph on e d lscw slla . s t o r e s a r e no t vn lld . Courteous, Service l ’ rompt. F.fflclent. Advertising For Sale For Sale LAW YER FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In FOR S ALE : My 10 acre fnrnt on the FORT I.AUDERDAI.E D AILY i Cameron Avenue, close to Moore LEWIS O’BRYAN. Offico in NEWS— it covers Broward County j Station, small cash payment, reaSeminole Bank Building Annex. thoroughly which is on© of the sonabio terms. S. E. Barrett, Box Phone 417-L 3. moat rapidly growing sections on 95. Jacksonville, Fla. the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS copy and rate card upon request. FOR SALE— One largo Davenport and one large wardrobe. All All makes of typewriters forj LEARN ABOUT ToT* County and quartered oak. also one side hoard. sale on easy terms, for rent, nlso| Lakeland, thtv.pgh the Star-Tele* One hall rack, Beanlall Ave. John repairs. Offico supplies. Room 9 grnm. Rest advertising medium In I’ezold, Sr. Bull Bldg. South Florida Published momingt. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. FOR SALE— Pure bred English HUNTING setter pups. T. L. Brown, OHIO—Tenia. Make your sale* Phone 414-W. through the Xenia Gazette. WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Engraving, Embossing. See us district Want ad and display FOR S ALE — One two-horse old hickory wagon, Good condition. first. We do it. Phone 417-W. rates on request gauge. Price $00. H. M. KumbR. R. Ave.-Commcrctal St. coT.VMTH’n »oa> r.r.nnicn—Clssi- ley, Box 393. J. FOR SALE— Fonl Roadster in FOR RENT—Ground Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. good condition. Model 23— stairs. C. T. Smith. $195. N. H. Garner. FOR RENT — Cottage-John Milsson. ONE BUCKEYE incubator, 120 eggs, 50 chick brooder, poultry wire thorough bred bar locks, Rhode Island Ttrds. Also Dort touring car in good condition, cheap if sold at once. Call at Mrs. Watson’s 2201 Oak Avenue. AP ART MENT FOR RENT— A t­ tractive and convenient. Call at Herald office for further in­ formation. E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. Rooms For Rent TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia county advertiso In the DeLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash FOR SALE: Corner lot in Buena Vista. Bargain for quick sale. with order. E. A. Moffett. Phone 107W. FOUND— Automobile license. The owner may have same by cal­ M AINE— Watervllle, Morning Sen­ FOlt RENT: Five room bungalow T IN AND METAL WORK Phono ling at Herald office and identi­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ French Ave and 2nd St. 371-W. fying and pnying for this nd. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds ple are Interested in Florida profv erty. Reach them through tlw of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele* phone 111. A LIT T L E W A N T AD In The N O W . T H E N , h \ R S . T R U E . " Y O U ’ VE. S T A R T E R Herald will bring you big re­ TH E E N S - i N E . ■« S H E ' S ' I D L I N G - IN N E U T R A L . sults. Advertise those old articles MIRRORS RESILVEREI) NO W , TH R O W O U T T H E CLUTCH AMD P U T THE Furniture bought nnd sold. Call you hove stored nwoy and have Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 017. no use for. A title thirty-rent ad GEAR L E V E R IN T O U O W . T H A T ’ S t IT . mny bring you sevornl dollars. NOW S T E P ON TH E ’ A C C E L E R A i O R . Phone 148 nnd a reprosentativu will S O S H E 'L L HAVE P L E N T Y O F G A S WHILEcall to see yon. Lost And Found EVERT TRUE BY CONDO b u s in e s s d ir e c t o r y I la rfr.lgnrit In plnre within easy I rrn. li nf the people of Sanford 1Iks a r r tlr r s an uflrn needed. I I ,in.nil tills list wlirli nn) sprlfl.ll s rrvlre Is required. II Is II irrsnaril nl|ihulirtl.'nlly for 1 luur r u m r s l r n f r . II For Spare In This D I R E C T O R Y l ’ HO.NR 148 'rtOU S L O W L Y . LET TH E CLUTCH I N . u A L L R E A D Y N O W ----- S O — G -I V E ..H E R . FLO R ID A— ORLANDO — Orando MIRACLE Concrete Co, general morning Sentinal; largest classi­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxea. J. B. imum 21c ensh with order. Terwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the H ILL LUMBER CO. House accepted want ad medium in Service, Quality and Price. Daytonn (Fn.l One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. Lumber and Building Materiel TAMPA. FLO RID A—Tnmpa Dally Cnrter Lumber Company Times, the great home dally, N. Laurel St. Phone 565 rate lH e per word, minimum charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate card. the . — tio n — they vitally concern every FOR RENT: Houses ami apart­ ments, nil modern, reasonable prices. Near ball park. Celery Ave., Mrs. E. A. Moffett, Phone 167-W. M an y men and w om en have STALL Classified Directory W R S T ’ ’ I H C I N M —Clnrk.burg. The Clnrk.burir Kxponent. morning Including Hiindny. m o rn ln i Issue t cunt per w-'-S minimum 14a. Mtmhir A. L a Rota liuilding Orlando, KUrldi I aDDRESSING — Mult (graphing, I folding und mailing—as you want it—when you wnnt it. Phone 673. IL E. Porch, First Rational Bank Bldg. ii \ it i i i -:i i SOUNDS China make lovely gifts ified advertisem ents because they 1 lEAC.I E AUTO SERVICE Day or night. Meets all trains. Bagtransfer. Phone 551 and 63-W Elton J. Moughton a r c h it e c t First National Hank Uldg. CAFE DRUGS D K V K I.O PK H S A t h : N T ION— P«nj enrols la beginning m e creataai davelopment In Glorldn'- lilatory: a | half million dollar highway tu (ha g u lf baauh Jual flnlatuil. a two million dollar hrtdso aeroaa Kaeutuhln Hay atariod; uuarlrr million Jttllar opera huuae under conairuo! tl. i: tw o m illion , being spent on . h ighw ay; sreateat chanca for live I developer* to get In o.l ground : floor. W rite Development Depart­ ment The ('enaacola Newe. Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST -•orris. Ilunlons. I n g r o w ­ ing Nalls. Heavy C all­ ouses or I'raJ aching feet. ! |LANKY'S DRUG STORE — Pre•criptiona, Drugs, Sodua. Wo •re a.i near you us your phone. Call 103. im. c. i, nisi Kn Orlando Yuwc.ll Drew Phona. Hldg Klsvstor ELECTRICAL SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & Platt I O'! .Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Klectrngith Radio. MEAT MARKET i H I LING STATIO NS AND AUTO SU PPLIES |klipiTS—Three stations. Mng°oliu anil Second. First and Elm, t Kstifcrd Avenue and 10th Street, .j'tpcrt service._________________ J FLORIST IW- w a r t t h e f l o r i s t ” Ulowers for nil occasions. 814 Myrtle. I’ hona 260-W f » » Automobiles -i i r.\ ••e. 1] USED CARS 10-I I'nnl I' mnr I I t r l U r f f . I'H iniH r .; Have you r o o m s t o r e n t o r s o m e second hand furniture to sell? U.*o The Herald's classified page and get results. FOR S A L E i i I I I Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware F IR S T S T R E E T E X T E N S IO N W ater Front— I.ot8 .1 and <1 I ’ lock ('. Business Sites— Lots 9, 10, SI ami <T2 I’ lix k M. Apartment house site— Lots 17 ami 18, block II Phone 8 M A Y F A IR Lots 0 and 11 block ('». ■■ 3 The prices are right for a real opportunity at the completion of Forrest Lake i lutr page for classified advertisements.! Why not rent those vacant rooms, i or sell that second-hand goods? Contractor and Builder ,99-M — Phone — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. ■OVTIII.AXD PAINT rh* 1‘slUt That Htivfl, You ■ h e r a o n - l.ln d e l r y I'a lal Why Skinny Folks Take Cod Liver Oil Gain It a p p ra rliiK l,v tho s w o r n hill o f eoinplalnt In this « a n s o th at you niav hr Into rented In that .-ertaln lot p l i v e o r p a r re l o f I mil situate in Si-nilnulo Count v. •-'I l , l .«. and denerlhoil as follow's, to w it: T h e N or th 12 neros o f l.ot 3 o f Sort ion T o u n n l i l p 30 South, Uan ao .10 Kant. It In f u r t h e r ord ered th at t h l -4 o r d e r ho Plltitlnhed on ce a Week I f e i g h t r o n s e c m i v e w e e k s in iha S a n fo r d H era ld, a n e w s p a p e r puh* Halted In Sanford , Se m in o le Coun ty, Florida. I'liN’ K and i >lt I >F.lt KD thin 7lh day of Mai. IS2.1 V K. DOCI1I.ASS, Cletl, of I lie Circuit Cmir*. Semin* ole C ounty , F lorida 11v A M W K K K S . Deputy Clerk. IS K A I.) VVlInoti .V lliiushiih ler S o lic ito r s f o r com plainant. May 7. II. si. 31. July 2. 3S. June I, I I, IS. 666 Il I’nunda in 30 Days or Get Your Money Bark. Prcauso it is richer in vitamines than any other food in tho world. Doctors prescribe it for rickets and anaemia in children nnd for tuberculosis, malnutrition and con* vnlenscence In grown up people. As a producer of weight—good healthy flesh—there is nothing In the world so good. But it’s nasty tasting, horrible smelling stuff that often upset* the stontnch so doctors now sra ordering cod liver oil in tablet form. You’ve got to tnke on weight when McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com­ pound Tablets are taken regularly —you simply enn't help it. It’s so good that if it doesn’t put on five pounds of good heal­ thy flesh on any skinny man or woman in thirty days the McCoy Laboratories of New York authorixo Bower Uiiarmscy, J. C. Dean Drug Co. and all druggists to re­ turn the priie you pnid for it. Be sure to ask for McCoy’s Cod I.lver Oil Compound Tablets—sixty tablets—60 cents. One woman put on Gi'.een pounds in five weeks and they are especially valuable to weak, thin children. Will* Earle T. Field IIK I I . K N T A T K — I W K s r i l C M H R- SMITH, MUR. l.oliliy I'ulealon-llrutuley lllils. S.infold Florida C>T L O L L ' f - » D O K T OE Oh : / n o o l it t l e , k i o / k K u i-ic , t t e d • YOU UOOK. ML)MC*CJVC • Will practice in all the ceurt* Examination of Abatructs c» Land Titles given espccia'. attention — Offices in Seminole County Bank Building b ‘T R IC .H T ArsO 1 •/1 m \ T X ^ / TH AT WjF. YJi/. W l IE R E CAT O K *\ H tY L L of MOT - order. * ‘ If you neglect them you m ay have nervous exhaus­ tion, hysteria, nervous in­ digestion or serious organic trouble. n W E L L 8 ENRINiL* *VOU A. H I C C l i O T T L E O F t^nt. k ■ T7 r X mim i V Dr. Miles’ Nervine w ill help you. T r y just one bottle. W e ’ ll refund your m oney i f it doesn’t relieve you. { r — ic m c .- v .r W H A T ‘fl J IG G S SAW A N D « h e a r d 1 1 I- i8r'-- w you nervous? D o you becom e irritated at trifles, start at sudden noises, lie awake n igh ts) >Your nerves are out 1 VVMiT TC> C^tT w .»o o r »<»T t t : \S y/ H E T F teK • c m MMmi i il :I t }| J lfg K i •f i.l ? |||«» g r r i u i . Attorney-at-Law 214 E. F IR S T ST. 1* I J. G. SHARON Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. KHOV/ -J "on. and «urli of iiartlu" If llvtnir, and If drad ali purl I*** ■ lufmliiK fnt.-ifvt in iln- land ami pri-mlsf* In volv.d iii it,i* N„it d*-r tho Nntd K. II. 3*omllnson. Kras* inn* II ToinlliiNon. J i-m.i o A. I i f i i lo.iir. John K. Dunn. Howard II Kltnhnll. I.finnrl •» It.ivvnon. and A nnlx K Itiiwaon. and i ai h of thrill d ifr a x r d or olhrrvvlnr. and nil |nr* 61 'M r I -.ird in tho lands and proinls**s Involved In this still: iiy george Mc m a n u s ! Are WE. L L f C ». hy ItRINGING HI* FATHER JJ tisem ents and learn for y o u rs e lf Malaria, ( ’hills and Fever Dengue nr llilinu.s Fever. Money. LIISSIXII PAINT (OkPA.XT IIS Mnauolln A**. Phone 276 w. read th ro u g h 'th e classified adver­ U n prr«rrlp(l«in for Manufactured t.f Hold Try Smith’s Barber ! ■ Shop for good barber 5 work. Ladies welcome, jj Next to Valdez. I?, II. A. SPEIR I.K DODGE SERVICE ( t 'l f i FOR S A L E —Space on the 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. NoiiF . to I. W. Phillips’ Sons giui it >u lunvx Pick Up Today’s Herald It In therefore ordered that you and eaeli o f you. a io reuulred to appear to the Idll of i-oinplatut In ihln ranne on Monday, the ,ttii day of Jill), I ' 1 . at (lie Court lloune at Hanford. Seminole County, l-'lorida. oilierwlsn Docren I •t.» ContMno will ho •ntnreil SKNlnal you, u l i l raune helm; a milt to ,|iilei nil.. the ahove dunrrlhed tract of land In llo- complainant. Mrs. Klixuhrlh \v Hit.i ms. IO'J.% r«»r«l ( ’iui|if— r.ilrna, mm Kinl nil*. AUG USTA CH RON ICI.E — Augusta, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest j classified medium, rate cash .09c!* I charge. 10c per line, minimum ; ■ W. H. LONG W ANTED: to buy city home. Give full details, terms, hVntion. Would eunsidor a! .-.(I m.»1 lo u u tiy property. Atklro.MH H O M E , can* o f Herald. 10- I l*i»nl Ttnirliiic I O - l I 'o n l T o u r l i m F:ir, 1 ftnnnI iimi ( Cur, |“ DO YOU W A N T to buy or sell anything?’’ If so advertise la tho “ Gainesville Sun.” Sanford, —---------Florida BELL CAFE |C4nford’s best in Service and Qual-1 >*y. First Street and Park Aveouo. G iv e L I kl —.Lv i have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. WANTED D O ItsJGr THAT |TA M PA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your s” bscription to the 1Tribune or hand t to your local dealer so you can r*ad Florida's greatest newspaper. One year $8.00, 6 months $4.0C, three moatha $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your |order. The Ball Hardware A>FT TO Y O U ’R E |STEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE ADVERTISE m me Journul-HorCO. Expert Electrical repairs. aid, South Georgia's greatest i 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, i Ha. Chinnwarc in English I ’ o rc e -! weekly und Sunday Classified rates j 10c per line. Waycross Journal-1 lains, Uuvnrinn and Japanese Herald, Waycross. Georgia. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT AUTOS FOR IMRE — DON T _ b e c o m e habitual readers o f class­ FOR RENT: TWO A P A R T ­ MENTS. 1st floor, large nnd comfortable, also garage, 618 Oak A v e , Phone 2202. W ANTED: I Julies everywhere, address envelopes, etc, at home IUmthI pay, U. S. Service, 20 E. Jackson Blvd, Cliicago, III. ADVERTISING getn reiulta if It reaches potential buyers. Pa- j latkn Daily News is circulated In | nn indusl'.lnl and agricultural sec- ! shop 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children Car. Drive it 11ENT-A.REEL yourself. Oak nnd Second St. rhoRs 3. I HER g a s f f PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it In the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. HILTON’S |ARMATURE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. th e HER. THE feAS DAVID B. HYER ARCHITECT HER. m em b er o f the family. w h y classified advertising is so W AN TE D —Under-graduate nurse, also desire lady with good charac­ im portan t. ter and ubility to learn nursing, i In small hospital. Room, board, laundry and salary. Apply in per­ i> t i i i : i nn i i t n i l i i t o r s i : mi n o i .i : IR R IT A T E D E YE S " i v r t . r i.o iiin i, son witli letter of introduction nnd IN I 'M A N i'K I t Y . recommendation. The Orlando Mir Kin.ii. Ill W l l l l u m * . Get worse anti worse the longer rod C o m p la in a n t Sanitarium and Hospital. 15 W let tlicm go; Lcoiunli’s GoMcn Eye V* Livingston Ave, Orlundo, Fla. Lotion cures intlamnution and soreness I!. It. Tnmlliih.in. f t al, without pain in one day. Cooling, heal­ I >f f<-ndanta. oltDIM t t»|.- lU 'III.IO A T ID N ing, strengthening. Get “ Lronanli's”— W ANTED— Double bed, kitchen T h o Stain o f l-'lorldu to: it nukes strong eyes, At all druggist!, I-!. II. Totnllnaott, Krasin us table, four chairs, cooking uten­ II 3 omliiiKon. Joaax A. Ictuihotir, J • •ft | | sils, dishes, bedding. Seminole !•' • hum. Ilovvuid II. Klmliall, l.nnCounty Welfare Board, phone 113. oi l o. Ita\\ min, and Annlo K It.ivv- T C «-j V>\Y S IV E advertisements have c o m e to be an A m erican institu­ W ANTED — Position ns manager or foreman on truck farm or orange grove. Address ” B" Box 163A-Route A. G-AS : ---- • HURRY, — ~ -| £ l — ~i V •^ Classified FOR RENT- Two furnished bedrooms. 202 l’nrk Avenue. Building Material TH IS Floor Elks Inquire up- FOR RENT—Furnished apart ment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and cold water, telephone, etc., 711 FOR RENT— Front bedroom. Call Park Ave. at 321 Magnolia nfter six o’clock. FOR RENT—Furnished, two or three room apartment. Private FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ bath, 206 E. Third, Phone 410. out meals. Reasonablo rates. FOR SALE— One two-horse yellow FOR RENT—Six Room house. Jacket Spraying machine in per­ Lincoln House. corner 10th and Elm. Unfur­ fect shape. Practically new, at $125 nished. 919 Elm Avenue. II. M. Itumbley, Box 393. Ifled ad* have the largest circu­ lation In Southwestern fleorgta. nate *e fS -w o r d ) Una. REAL ESTATE For Rent F*ATvs«e SaW vica^lt: av ived. Creel Bntsia ‘ ■ Your druggist sells it at pre-war prices — $1.00 a bottle. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 18, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9742ee32e013afaa4593ed06d19b5c36.pdf f48c7236238a5dfe5e2b8472dba7914d PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER published'HW! IFlorida's Heart, The WoTlad*'Greatest Vegetnbl6 Section, Its Richest Garden Land clouify; ‘varlth iwall thundershowers Wednesday Thursday; moderate soul winds. VOLUMN XV. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES King’s Choice SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. 1923. IFIANCEE BARESIChicago Gunmen Carry W a r E v n r n ir in ij n r» uvi w u iu n ur I I r a n , M l WILL ™ * Miss Isabelle Pope Admits Shepherd Is Precursor Of Suit to lLeak “ Millionaire Orphan’sWillAihdTes lament Fifty-Fifty Terms Planned, She Asserts Declares Foster Mother Of Young McClintock Was To Receive Hundred Thousand TOROTARIANS BY FOREIGN RULERS CHICAGO , Juno 17.—William Darling Shepherds trial for the murder of William Nelson MrClintock to whom he is accused o f hav­ ing fed typhoid Kerins, is the preetfor of a suit to break the youth's a ill which made Shepherd a mil­ lionaire, Miss I-abello Pope, who was affianced to the orphan mil­ lionaire, admitted upon cross ex­ amination Tuesday. The slender young brunette, "ill* » mairiage license while "Hilly" died, testified she had agreed with Iowa cousins of the boy's mother to divide the estate “ fifty- fifty* in the event the will was broken. Mrs. Julie Shepherd, for 18 years young MrClintock’s foster mother was considered in the agtrement, Miss I’opi* considered, because it was not believed that. Annual Convention Opens At Cleveland Willi Many DcleRalCH FroniOtherCountries; Fast Presidents Introduced CLEVELAND, June 17.—The grr it fraternal wheel id Inter­ national . gun turning here Tuesday in the initial bus­ iness session of the sixteenth an­ nual convention. From King Victor Kmmumiel of by coaches nml a pullmnn wen filed on top the engine as it tup- Duly, came a message of greetings fid over. One other pullman ear, and Godspeed; from Gerardo Ma­ president of Cuba, cams an­ n* derailed and three remained chado, other, and from diplomats high in tpiicht. tiie service of two dozen nations, The injured were taken to hn.x- came others, all lauding Rotarians Pbls at Kaston, Pa., I'hillipshurg, w'ha upon the simple prrinciplea ifcrristiwn, and Dover. of fiicndship and mutual unself­ , Eighteen o f those taken to hos­ ish service, would place the stand­ pitals at Kaston are dead. Mor- ard of universal peace and prog­ niituwn reported two deaths, Ho- ress. rcr six, and seven bodies are in One of tho principle things was ll« nmrkuo at Hnckeitstown. ge'l’ ing ncqtminUtl. I’ast pres­ The list of dead at Kaston hos- idents of the international organi­ fi'al includes: Helen Wagner, 'J; zation were introduced from the Frank Bendlch, 50; Mary Cinck, stage, nil members of the hoard of to; Mrs. Anthony Krnst, Mrs. Lois directors, some of whom Imd trav­ Troiko; Martin Heining Hr., Mar­ eled three thousand miles to he lin Ib'ining Jr., Kdwin Brunner, here, were presented, ns were the Sr.. Kdwin Brunner Jr., Mrs. Wil- 52 district governers. flnicir, two unidentified women Later lucre n.uichcti iuiom a 20 and iO respectively; tin- stage amid rounds of nuplausfl. Wrntitird girl about six years old; some 12m) men who have come nidlip Schuster; unidentified wo- from foreign lands. Twenty-six ran heleived to he wife of Mar­ in ail were represented. tin Heining; Oscar Rnniel, negro nations The morning session opened P tier; Mrs, Otto Grunder; N'atli- jwitli a prayer hy Rev. Herman L. *j>iel J. Bunker, Lackawunna eni- Turner, Hhelfielil, Ala. I'aul J. P°ytc; John Iron. Harris, Chicago, now president The dead at Dover are George Taile, George Krantz, Mrs. An - emeritus, who with a handful of associates, organized the tlrst Ro­ laitus fsinmann, Mrs. Antonio tary (Tub 20 years ago, read a w-rnliaiwt; Mrs. Katherine Kurl- message of commendation. ing, and an unidentified woman. Repot lx of the international secTie- dead at Morristown are: m . Barbara Farmer, Mrs. George ictary, <’holey R. Perry, Chicago, and tho international tiiosuier, Brochnor. The dead at llackettatown in- Rufus F. Chapin, Chicago, were Cluric: Jncid) Scanlon, trainmuu, read following which the annual -rrantnn, l‘u,; Carl llaehn, flrr- address of the president, Kvcrett rnn, Scranton, Pn.; n young girl; Hill, of Oklahoma City, was given. It reviewed the work sponsored {*" unidentifled women nnd an unand successfully executed during ■entifled man. i He homea o f all except the t'-i.n crew are in Chicago and vi- Ninety Days on Roads James King to Serve For Stealing Watch •hum*! King, negro, wan arraignt'l before Judge W. E. White at this Hjarning'u session of municipal «barged with the larceny of a .•H fir the 102' *ati ii f rum an employee of tho'Try i* Dublin, Ireland ■*e Bottling Works of this city. tended an iuvitu Jbe ' axe was transferred to couiiconvention. v rnurt and the ilefcmlaut was icnteiieeil to aervo 'JO days on the ,uunty roads. Dlfieinls revealed that the arrest Jf (lie negro and the recovery of be watch were made bv Officer J. *’•Lreen oT the city police force. cases receiving atu n« “ "j' t'slny were: Allen McGill, h il-' The probaM" lineun of the San' r!bg' $l:> am| cost.i or 15 days in1 ford Kiwanls Imsi-bull team which 'j'1': Mark Irvin, disorderly con­' will cross bait with the Kiwnninmi ' l,,lt• $L» nnd coats or 15 days in1 of Titusville m that icty Thursday **'*• ,;* H. Campbell, disorderly' afternoon was given out this I b'luct, $|q and costs; James Ful-" |morning hy L. t . Belbmt of the , r. running a di orderly hou i • , local organization us follows: R v contimicd to next Wednesday.• |l. Chapman c, •*. L. .det ail p, IlroIluM hood Selects W.B.Prenter as Chi Howard Overlin tb. J- L. Ilii.ih- ison 2b, I • B. SD-lo :;b, L., C. Be p Bout , A. Byrd if. J. t». Mich l a'I if, and Bay Durden if. A. F Platt, K. F. Lane and S. M. Lloy. - will be uacil in* utility men, hi ^ S e t AK i K S CHICAGO, June 17.—Gahsters imnt nx he fled down a corridor carried their way to the city hall but lie was lost in the crowd. Tuesday night when nn unknown ( urran said the man had appear­ assailant fired on Detective Ser­ ed nt the county building, Monday geant Klbridgu Curran in the office night shortly after the threatening of State's Attorney Robert K. telephone mil was received and Crowe. asked to sec the state's attorney Curran was not hit. He Is the because his “ brother was in trou­ man who Monday received anony-j ble.'' mous telephone cnll in which ai Persons standing about one of threat wns made against the life| the entrances to the city hall said of Sergeant Sweeney, the police-1n man answering the description man who Saturday shot anti killed i of Curran's assailant hurried from Michael Gonna, » gungstor, after, the entrance shortly after the Genna's gang had killed two police­ shooting and it was Itclieved after men in n pistol battle and possibly, an hour's fruitless search that he fatally wounded a third officer. had escaped. A few minutes after shooting) Shortly nfter the nttnek Mr. the city hall was nlive with police­ Crowe, who was not in his office at men and a special gun squad was tlif timo, nsmim«'<l pursonual rhnrgu ordered into the building after of the invcstlgatjon, while last night which the doors were dosed and a liiintlrcci* of iioliccmcn were torn!*systematic search of the structure ing the city tor the man who fired wns started. nt Curran. Sergeant Curran was sitting at Mr. ( rowc asserted he believed his desk in the state's attorney’s tlie affair was a deliberate attempt office, he said, when a short ktocky to intimidate the prosecutor’s staff. man of swarthy complexion ap­ He had received hundreds o f peared in the doorway nnd find threatening letters during the Inst pointhlank at him, hut missed. few days, he said. Curran grabbed his own pistol nnd fired four shots nt his assn- KIWANIANS HEAR DAVEY & NESMITH KING ON SANFORD IS NAME OF NEW OF FUTURE YEARS LEGAL FIRM HERE Minister Presents Sinking It. CJ. Davey and Judge No­ Picture t:f City 23 Years Smith Announce F o’mation Hence; Asks Suppict In of Law Partnership With Het ferment Public Schools Offices in 1st National Hank Sanford » ; it will porbably ap­ pear 25 years from now was pictuied by Dr. F. D. King in ids address to the Hanford Kiwpnis t luli at its regular luncheon nt the Seminole Cafe this noon. Dr. King expie".*ed wonder nnd marvelled nt whnt. the heart of tin city will he at that time and entreated those preen t to hand down a civic char­ acter to their children und »Uc cos ore that will bring Sanford more fame than her celery Held have in the past and present. The minister stressed the impor­ tance of improving the public school system of this city and urged that the kiwuniunx help-,in tin* public school program as much as posihli*. He further urged Shat the east and we t side primary schools Ik* replaced us soon te pos­ sible. Miss Mildred Simmons rendered two piano solos for which tin club expressed appreciation with hearty applause. Those present at the lunidirou DEPART TO DAY Millio nSqtiare Miles NUMBER 271, lam pa Tribune Sold For Over $1,000,000 TAMPA. June 17—The Tnnipa Morning Tribune, fountlcd 32 yearn ago by Colonel \V. 1’. Stovall, wav purchased this noon by n syndicate of 12 Tampa Men, the consideration raid to he $ 1,200,000. M. U l.loyd secre­ tary of the new operating com­ pany gave Mr. Stovall a check for $900,000 ns first payment. Contingent upon the sale came n definite announcement that the group of Tribune employes would organise a new morning daily here. Dispatches Say Settle­ ment o f Trouble la Close At Hand With Envoys Holding Me FLORIDA CLIMATE American 04463734 WASHINGTON, June 17— The primary object of the MacMillanNavy expedition sailing from Pos­ I’ raises ton today is to lonkc a hydrogruph ie survey by airplane of the last great unknown region of the north­ ern hemisphere, that territory ly­ ing between the North Polo and Alaska and covering !,(100,0(10 square miles. Scarcely less in importance will be the exploration of little known re'dons such ns Kllentftcrc Island, Giand Land, Ruffin Island nnd sec­ tions of ladirndor, as well us unclent Norsu settlements on the western edge of Greenland. In ad­ dition plant and animat life, meteorogical conditions, and other scientific qm ,lions of the far north will be studied. Due to the high mobility given by airphms, however, the expedi­ tion intends to be nh.tcnl little more than three months, ns it is estimated that mi airplane in one dny can accomplish ns much in cxplomtioil us could bo done by dog sled in more than a month, if ail retreat to the .south by early full, in time to avoid the heavy ice movement which by October l will to a large extent block the passage of vessels around northwest Green­ land. The expedition is headed by Don­ ald II. MacMillan, veteran of many Arctic explorations, and i.i spon­ sored by the National Geographic •Society, which has contributed to its support both in money ami per­ sonnel, while the navy will be a participant laronglt personal a s ­ signed to it on activu duty nml nirpluncs and olhor supplies. Heading the navy contingent is Lieutenant Vv'Unu-jJer Richard K. Byrd, c VY j ■ r, • hi "i solecieii the navy personnel ami aviation equipment and will be rc sponallde to the secretary of the navy, although working m amplia­ tion with the main expediiion. Vvitli him aru two officers and four en­ listed men o f the navy while at their disposal nn* three nirpk.nc.; ot the umphivinn type which can maneuver from the fund, ice, nnd water. Little difficulty in their operation is expected, us MacMil­ lan hclicvcs the minimum tempera­ tures encountered will be excessiv. The expedition after touching nt Wiscaxsct, Me., and then at Nytf. ney, IJ. H., for coal and other sup­ plies, will go direct to Ktali, Green­ land .where the main base will be established. From there the uir- Lives Now Appear Saf§ enator Borah Would Withdraw Extra U. S. Territorial Rights WASHINGTON, June 17.— Clntidc Ogilvio, fur two years principal of the Hanford High School, was a guist at the lunch­ eon and apoke briefly of the Nurses Face Court growth of Sanford during tin past four years. t Martial at Capital K. B. McCracken, Judge C. C. j Nesmith, ami I,. J. Wilson, were j w homed inlu file eltih ns new im mb rs by T. L. Dumas. Kd Lane presided at the meeting. Vis­ itors were: W. D. Gcrbrirk of Jacksonville, Mr. Fuller nnd Mr. Clint* of Altamontx Springs, nnd Mi. Hard well of Orlando. Members pro: out at the meeting wen*: K. It. Urowiilcu, It. II. Berg, •> Bids ou Bulkhead L. C. Be Bout, C. A. Byrd, A. C. Verdict Says Miami Work Arc Rejected ICart« r. A. P. Connelly, R. B. Chap­ Man Suicided on Ship man, T. L. Dumas, R. G. Davy. W. By City Commission |S. Kntzuiinger of Long’.vtmd, A. I.IVKKI’OOL, Log., Juno 17.— R. G, Davey of thin city was the C. Fort, T. C. Higgins, J. (!, principal speaker at the noon Hutchinson, Jim. D. Jinkins. J. II. Robert llowarth of Miuini, Fla., luncheon of the Sanford Rotary Jackson, K. F. Lane, T. W. I.ang- who was found shot on the steam­ Club at the Seminole Cafe Tues­ loy, Forrest Like, T. W. Lawton, ship Battle last Saturday, commit­ ted suicide while of unsound mind day and delivered n talk whieh S. M. Lloyd. C. J. Marshall, K. was received with hearty applause Mought on. J. O. Michael, II. II. suiil tin coroner's verdict nt the by the members who were present. Mi On.slin, O. K. McCall, G. K. inquest today. llowarth was n Due to the absence of President McKay, \V. M. McKinnon, T. J. passenger on the shit* from Amer­ S. it. Shinimlsr of the organization, Nixon, II. II. Pattlshall, A. It. ica. I!. Riiuwho, with R. J.Holly, also a mem­ I’ lntt, A. K. Itossltcr, At the Strozr.i palace, in Romo Shurim. ber of the club, is attending the doll. Jr., L. B. Steele, It I L T M OR K FORREST .'re is a book made of marble I*. It. Smith, K. C. H CANTON, June 17.— Fighting CLUB, ASHEVILLE, N. C., 3 leaves being of murvclou Cleveland, U., George W. Knight H. Wight, L. J. WiLs. between the victorious Cantonese June 17. Harry Khle of San­ Cracken, am! C. C. Nesmith presided. troops and the defeated Yunncac, ford, Fin., today defeated Members present at Tuesday's who were forced to give up posWilliam Harrison one up on luncheon were: George IlnU-nrk, icssinn of the city has coma U an the Southern Amateur Golf George Brockhahn, Randall Chase, end hut looting continues. championship being staged II. C. DuBose, A. W. Kpps, F. J. Many of the Chinese refugee* here. Young Khle is in the Gonzalez, W. M. Haynes, Win. J. who left during the lighting, are second division. Hardy, C. K. Henry, Kdwnrd Hig­ returning hut tho inhabitants nre gins, W. C. Hutchinson, A. R. Key, uneasy owing to the uncertain con­ Georgi W. Knight, Frank MneFriends hero of Harry Khle will WASHINGTON, June 17.—The of the tariir commission. ditions. A general strike U im­ Neill, Kdwanl Marked, W. S. Par­ next drive on tlu* president under “The Republican administration learn with picusrc of hi , victory I minent. ker, F. K. Rotmull.it, W. \V. the flexible tariir net will be for is directly responsible for un in*; today in the annual tournament at Smith, II. R. Steven . R. K. Stev­ a sulistirnti.il increase on the duly. rrcuu- of 2 rents a pound in the Asheville ami will wish him "un­ ens nnd A. K. Yowell. on butter. Already a vigorous loh-! retail price on sugar.” tho Demo- turned success in the meet, which Sewer Gas Overcomes by for an advance ha: i been organ-1cratic national committee a * crt*. will determine the miuthern gulf \nti-Saloon Leader ized und in activu here. It is .es­ “ This IncrtuL-i has added not Ires championship. timated by Democrats that the than $2D!,min,000 to the annual i Mr. Khle left Sanford for Ashe­ Wins In New Jersey Five Men at Richmond present tariir on butter results in cost of sugar to the American con - [ ville last week, planning to enter negro InhorerH were asphyxiated approximately $!)5 000,0(10 protec­ sumers." the tourney in whieh ho has b e e n NEWARK, N. J.. Juno 17— and two whit$ men overconv’ by The cut proposed by the tarilf an entrunt fur the past several JACKSONVILLE, June 17— tion, and the revenue resulting to­ commission, in its original report years. He n(x*iit the winter in '.Ids State Senator Arthur Whitney, gas in u sewer here today. Two With thu exception of tow* lands taled less than a million. President Coolidgt* has not re­ would have saved the eunsumera city und during hit) -tay here was nnti-saloon league and "unti-boss" of the negroes died and the white in aouth under water, nil plnnt candidate unset preeunts nnd rnplife throughout the state respond­ ceived a recommendation from the of tin; nation lietween $50,000,0(10 an ardunt devotee of golf. He wax tu ml thu Republican noniinnl for men wen* injured in trying to save the life of the lint negro to enter the winner of a tournament in tariir commisHion on butter. The anil $75,000,000 annually. ed to widespread ruins during tie* The clamor for higher duties is i, which the Frank McNeill cup governor in yesterday's primaries, the manhole. week ending Tuesday, the weath­ White House said Tuesday that he defeating farmer Attorney Gene­ er bureau report bulletin says.!: would wall for n report UJoro he growing daily. Linseed oil, glass­ : was iriyeu us an award, stumping ral 'I hi,mas F. McCran ami former him Sanford’n best amateur golfer. ware, and other tnblcwnic nre un­ ' indicated his position. The week was one of moderate The talk of repealing the flex­ , tier, Consideration. Mr. Khle also holds tho amateur District Judge Cornelius Doremus. Escaping Prisoners temporature.x and frequent showible turllT net is fulling mi denf i The tantf commission has been era with some excessive rains. Wounded by Guards The cotton crop, despite the ears in old guard circle of the asked to reduce the duty on log" to he no | Western loggi-/a are behind thi *: l Republican party; there is boll weevil, is generally, good and TALLAHASSEE much improvement is shown. Corn buck-stepping on that proposition movement. They claim that the Stale orison of fie cane, peanut' nnd Citrus trees 11 hey were not very k n for the |dollar duty on lo{c* Is working an erivctl wvrd ?h; “ “ injustice, f ’qttoo hmfiufn^iwfers made, gued gtowth during tho tariir commission >r and Alfred Ki y, 28. were shot (• have teL President Coididgi* out provision act but now administra­ week. A decrease in trues ship­ but not fatally wounded Monday « Markets ments was shown with melon ship­ tion Republicans consider both use­ oil thu duties ou their p r o d u c t s . ments at a maximum and pineap­ ful. They hi've been advised to Ift well state roau camp near Marianna Democratic leaders are prepar­ fcritntgh alone for a time. But the ple shipments active. Good pro­ Kirby got away but Norris w*, gress in tobacco harvesting nnd ing to nttnek the president for his captured. A full Investigation oj tho setting out of sweet potato refusal to lower the duty on sugar butter makers nre very imlnstrioigi tho alfair has been vtJcred. according to tho reco inmendatiuii in their dilve for hlglter rates, slips is general. Rotarians L i s t e n To Talk By Davey At Noon Luncheon Harry Ehle Beats Harrison One Up In Southern Tourney Vigorous Lobby Organized To Bring Substantial Increase In Butter Duty I •L-Nr,VA, June 17.— American ''C’dis tiKbiy signed a protocol ■swing poison gas a_r.il bactcriKtial warfare at the elosing ■ "m t|10 liitornntiunnl Concr.cx for limitation of traftic arnu and munitions. PRICE FIVE CENTS Washington News �as pnxlucin^ niter its kind/ If c w _______ HM________ lution is truo there wmdd be ninny examples to prove it, hut the evi­ dence Is oil against it. "Development and improvement . . are not evolution. Man docs do(Continued From Paxo One) velop all forms of life, hut imluro lars of human happiness, theie when left alone reverts to the na­ firmest props of tile duties of men tural order. Why do they not nnd citizens. The mere politician, point to examples where nature has equally with the pious man, ought improved Independent of nmn. to respect and cherish them—uml They ran not. let us with enutinn indulge the "To deny th.it God created man supposition that morality can be in the beginning is to d**nv maintained without religion. What Christ'a statements in Matt. 10—1 maintained without ,ri*.ivrion. and Mark 10 0. it Christ s word* Whatever may be conceded to tha rro not true In one particular It influence of refined education on discredits his cnliic teaching, lieminds of peculiar structure, reason cause It removes his deity nnd in­ and experience both forbid us to fallibility, without which the expect that national morality run Christian religion folia. nrnt mi l in i stplneinn « f i'lopsKsuaa o f iictii principles. "This evolution propaganda I* No Conflict Is Iteeurdcd c f the Devil, nnd should be called 'The education of the heart ns 'Devolution,' because it dcstBiys well as the mind is fundamental to faith in the Bible, as the Word of the ma.iing of a good man. I do God, rrd makes it n human book. not believe that there is any con­ "Them is nothing in the Bible flict between true science and the contrary to true scicnco. The mi­ Bible, for God is the author of racles of the Bible are but God them both. Many of the most em­ using hi:. power oyer nature, and inent scientists of the past anJ if we concede to him the power Sir James Simpson, of Scotland, to fix its laws, he certainly can the discoverer of the use of chlo­ Icot than aside nt will. roform, nnd one of the most em­ "This Tennessee ense is but n inent medical scientists of his "smoke screen” to deceive the un­ day, when asked what was his wary. It is but to test the congreatest discovery, snid, “ My stitutinnnlity of a state law. If greatest discovery is that Jesus the court decides adverse to the Christ is the Son of God, und that law, the enemies of f'hristiuriity he is my Savior.' will itnmi liately lu rnlil It ns u "While this is all true, yet we decision that evolution is u true arc told on good authority thut science. there arc teachers in many of our It the t hristian world were cchools nnd colleges who are them­ unit'-d on th*.* Bible nlunc, which selves unbelievers, and they are it could n;id should lie, it could using their Influence to inject the fight the enemy with more pow­ poison of doubt and skepticism er. In fact there would be no into the minds and hearts of their li ’ lit, a there would then be no pupils. * place where the attack could tic"Even n novice can see that qn.* gin.” cause of this evil is that the gues­ ses, and not the facts of science are sometimes used to undermine the faith of the pupils. Surely the patrons of a school and those who pay taxes, have some right to say who shall tcucli their children and wh»t sort of teaching they shall have." (Gontinurd. From Page One) Pr* :»f Not KuhMxnlintt tl According to the statement of fur these three games. The Allciinicn have been going O. S. Brooke, Christian minister, evolution is not a true Science lo ­ strong during (lie past few dnya calise iti proof is not substanti­ nnd iilthoii’.'li they dropped their ated. It works in direct opposi­ sviies to the Lakeland team Inst tion to the teachings of the Bible Week, the week before they copped in that it contends that nnimul tim e (might from the league life is the outgrowth o f the ma­ leadci . which is more than any terial while the Iliblo teaches ‘ hat Iother team has been able to do. tnen nnd animals were created by Bight now the Smokers appear God. The Tennessee case rather stronger Ihnn the local team, but like a trap to catch tho unwary, if you lake Carter’s word for it, ho declares. Ills statement fol­ the dope doesn’t amount to any­ thing in comparison with actual lows: "Evolution may ho defined as pcifiirninmv and nothing short d the gradual change from tin- low n :: .ttionnl playing on tho part cat specie and order of life to that of lie* visitors will win the nerie i of the highest in man. The theory Tor them, be declares. After lb" games ItePJ today, 1s but the outgrowth of German materialistic and rati’inalistic l’t*- day, an I Wedm -day, the Celteaching of the faith of this gen­ riyni*n will depart for Lakeland eration. • where they will take on Bruziui’u "The Bible is contradicted, as outfit for a tiiree game series. 'The first scheduled game of the it states that each specie was cre­ ated and nmintnined us separate second half which was to Imve nnd distinct from any other by the been played yesterday, was called power of God. Genesis t: IM-'JT. olT by local officials on account of wet grounds. In some later seEvidence Against It "There is no proof of the theory rioit with Tampa, stated President of evolution. Ip fact it is din- C. L. Britt of the dull this morn­ proven by observation nnd exper­ ing, n double header will be played ience, the only ‘ teachers nature to ipnke up for the game not has provided. In nil records nnd played Monday afternoon. Sanford Ministers iiri 1 / I Sanford and Tampa Open Second H alf Of Season Today IT u -w In Wreck of Train EASTON, P an ., June Id.— A number of persons wore re­ ported killed nnd many Injured whiti n New' York to Chlcngo immigrant train on the Dela­ ware. inclmwannii and west­ ern ltnilrond was wrecked near Washington, N. J., early today. The injured are being brought to Easton hospitals. \ v. +S’iV» •v - s " ) ^ & ■■■■ From Fort faiudenlnle —"Evening Sen­ tinel" moves into new plant. nJ h 1 Lurks In W&M PITTSBURG, June 15—With mnoy carbon monoxide fatalities hundreds of thousands of auton\o-| occur. biles being put into use in thel Those experts who delve into the United Stntes during tho summer 1mysteries of the deadly gas, have months, the United States Bureau a list of “ don’ts” for motorists, ns of Mines gas experts, stationed nt [ well ns a list of remedies when the Death list Is 11 Pittsburg, have ngu.ir sounded a . "don’ts” are disregarded by enreNEWTON, N. J.. June 10.— ficss automobile operators. The Ilcports iccelved here about warning to the motorist to exer- “don’ta” include: rfi.**s caution to prevent serious the wreck on I^icknwanna Guard ngainst running nn au­ railroad placed the number ot sickness nnd death from the deadly tomobile engino in a poorly ven­ gas from motor exhnust, carbon I dead nt I t. monoxide. The gas experts nt the Itilated or closod garage. bureau, n. iv. Sayers and W. P. j Do not work under a machine Yant, point out that the wide­ with tho motor running, even Earl Buxton Asks spread use of motor cars in the though it is in the open nir. Government Report summer time nnturally means Sitting in a closed car with the ninny repair jobs on motors, nnd engine running is dangerous; al­ LONDON. Juno 10.—Rather a it is while working on automobile ways have the windows open. Persons wishing to avoid this tone of uneasiness on the question machines in closed garages that of slave raiding in several part*.' of the world, including n sugges­ tion that parts of the Ilrttoh Em­ pire might be nffectcd, was dis­ played in the House of birds re­ cently when revornl peers made demands for fucts concerning the slave trade activity. Earl Buxton started tho ball rolling by asking the government whether the report upon slavery which the foreign secretary under­ took to call for in 1023 had ns yet been received, nnd also whether the I a gue of Nations had naked to be supplied with any available intormutlon on the subject of slav­ ery. In northern Africa and the Far East, he said, slave raiding M and trading still existed, und it win known, he alleged, that raids f had been made in ivcnyn and the Sudan. Lord Oliver asserted that there was a good deal of information on the subject of slavery hi the pos­ session of the government which the public had the right to know. The Earl in this connection, said conditions in Abyssinia were much as they had always been and slav­ ery and slave raiding existed there today. Replying for tin* government. Viscount Cecil explained that the government was eager to the ut­ most of its power to help in the * * * suppression of slavery in general and slave raids in particular. The League of Nations had undertak­ en inquiries Into Ihe subject, he snid. nnd one great advantage of the league was that it worked with the utmost publicity. That fact alone, it seemed to him ought to put an end to any suspicion • y WO weeks from tomorrow, at noon, the price of homesites in Oak tint the British government desir­ ed to hide in any way anything 1 will be increased $100. Regardless of location, the values will that its officials were doing in that direction. Lord Gainford maintained that crease that amount on all unsold lots from Information in hi. possession i appeared certain that raids had Lcen made from Abyssinia and Btitirh subjects made slaves and transported across the Bed Sea * * * and through Arabia to Mesopot­ amia and he could not understand why the government had no infor­ mation along those lines. The sub­ ject is to be brought up again fur further discussion. Moderate Athletics Advocated For Girls A s Meal Preparation F or Later Motherhood Duties "Motherhood Is tho Mg Jnh ahead o f a alrl. nlno rases out o f ii*n. for that reason 1 hvllovv In athletics to keep Klrls physically woll; never to ratlsfy un uinhltlon for imprcmacy In sports. Over training Is Injur­ ious to women uml wo never permit It." In this niunnor. Dr. J. Alien rollon , medical director or Ilia Prudentlul Insurnncu Company, replied when ashed to give nn opinion regard­ ing the discussion about ■ftidtq oxygen can be with fivo per cent c,-.--.. to beiglven for about 20 minutes. t t L It, protective equipment should The paticntVlimbs should bo mas­ provided. saged, to restore and Increase cir­ Voicing \ warning against the culation and the body ahould bo deadly effects uf carbon monoxide kept warm. The victim must rest, gr.s, present In Ihe exhnust of au­ avoiding any exertion whatever. tomobiles, the United States Bu­ Carbon monoxide is doubly dan­ reau of Mines seta forth the fol­ gerous, the experts' say, because lowing general rules: it Is hard to detect‘ It in the air. Never run automobile engine in It has no odor nnd Is tasteless. closed or poorly ventilated garage. Symptoms are readily, found, how­ Never work under machine with ever. A slight caso finds the vic­ motor running even in open nir. tim suffering from headache. As Never close all car windows with tho percentage o f carbon monox­ engine running, even in op e n air. ide in the blood increases the, It is not true that the air in a headache become* more sovere. dosed garage is safe so long as n The victim’s legs weaken and respirtiticn !r*crcw«C5* Tltin comes gas engine continues to run. Move n victim of carbon monox­ n collapse, followed by uncon­ ide poisoning into the open nir; sciousness, nnd finally death. The dangerous fallacy that the supply artificial respiration; give hm oxygen; massage his limbs; atmosphere in a closed garage ia snfc as long ns nn automobile en­ kep him warm and quiet, i A victim of the gas should be gine continues to function, has taken into the fresh air as soon as been disproved by tests. A dog am loro all their reserve stronglli. This was tru« tn tho early days of their entrance Into Industry. I.nng hours and hard working conditions left them no reserve against tho tiny when ttiey would bo called lo draw upon It for their real Job In life. Tho result was a high maternity death rate and nn even higher lufanl mortality. "Gradually society has cotnc lo realise the crim ­ inal waste of this innthei life. Generally speak* lot ■ t o p w d jr w u jj ^ ™> S sster**# - death? ' """VI* *• This incident th» in order to impre, m they should not p«rmt to idle In the K S t V wfe,* return to the houSM 0 0?,h> forgotten article. bUta it a ia cu on tst^ POME, Jane llb-Stati,rJ contly made public show H 10 out of every io n ?* H Italy have theaters, i? nJ'J country it w .. *hoWn f e l townships possess playC*1 Tampa-New f i l l i X ^ r erected on Grand Centrs!/?1 Hill in­ \P HH terms will remain the same as they now are. $25 cash will give you * possession of a lot while the monthly payments will be just as easy as at the present time. * k t* I 5 • ►!< ►!< •*# • * * *■ • W OU can make $100 no easier than by buying a lot now while the prices * are way below the market value. Two weeks will pass quickly and your initial investment of $25 will pay you an enormous profit. * * * it c l). * OMPARE Oak Hill with other developments in this section and then come in and talk the matter over with us. But don’t delay too long for at noon on Wednesday July first the price jumps. i • * • . , • * lilies. "W h ile our girls mnko fine re­ lords on Ihn track and In (he M d they never train In the way Dial men d o ." Dr* fa t te n said They keep good hours, try lo in t Hue hours sleep a night, eal « liulrsnnte f o o d — not rnurh tnent tut plenty ot milk*—«rul then take I coinfoitaldu amount o f outdoor It dels* every day. Il keeps them It perfi cl (arm. Uur girl ulbM**a tra rarely. It ever. III They nra >aung. of slight build, full at 'outhful energy. After all, nth. ttss sro mostly born, not ma t Wist Is Ih t w s y I accou nt for the licccxs Of Hi esc ------ * N. H. GARNER DR. PATTON AND GIR.L ATHLETES tompctlUv* athletics for women. "A girl must never he allowed The I'rudentlol girls hold Him* to train until her muscle* bcooinu 'hnmplonsljtp* and figure promin- so hard Hint they loro llielr elast­ •ntly In Athletic meets In many icity Khe must never he allowed * Inr. conditions have greatly Im­ proved In hours and conditions. Thero Is a greater regard for tho pot.ntt.il m o l h e r h o o d of th« country. It bus resulted tn wotfaro work for wotnua In most big plants. "H ero wo try to in rs our women from mental fatlguo as well as from pin t •it v, inivo rest p er­ iods morning m.,| afternoon, en­ tertainment* and faculties for dancing, nt noon They ar< care­ fully watched for signs of III health or possible un.l. r.nourishment "Sports help ihe growing girl de­ velop to her full sirutigih slid keup a woman In good condition. But for n wornno, over developed mus­ cles sro a serious liability rather to work until her heart feel* tho strain. Up to a cert;.In llmtl athtulles are o f the greatest er.luo In keeping a woman up lo par phy­ sically. They rap Ir* used to counteract many defects. licit iiuluru Intend* <1 woman's body to tie toft uud pliable and aa soon ns a woman n n c l n s until her body has lost It3 elasticity *h« begins to store up future trouble for herself, "T h ero I* nothing more Import­ ant tn a woman's life than her rapacity lo dl chant** In normal, I.eatilly way list maternal duties Tho criticism sp cln it wot n.*n In ht.slncrs la that through It utauy than an ssnet" Owner and Developer u I V *r #»U JJM 110 P A R K A V EN U E �VAOE TWO HEnALD, TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE to tr - DAY, JUNE 17, 1925 ASSOCIATION 0 F Smoot Urges Conference Of State PHARMACIST TO And federal Officers On T aj im p t v t I fllr .r I r llJ lil m i i r m n n A \T WASHINGTON, Juno 17.— A field, ns Mr. Smoot has a I in feren ce nf state and fe.Urn! o f - j would to *fTcctivc, becnus 1 I l U I l l J l / - » A flcinjs to tliicuan the tax situation henvv dependence of sort HI llfcSlf/\V /U Session To Officially Open In lakeland at 9:30 A. M.; fore congress undrtakes revision1that in 50 Delegates Are Expected; of the revenue law n?xt winter, wa should i To Attend the Ccnvention suggest.’d today by Chairman come tn fl. 2. [•I. 15. 16. 19. !0. !2. H. M. 16. 17. 18. 10. ’,2. 11. 15. f moot of the senate finance com- governni inheritai LAKELAND, Juno 17.— Addres­ mittee, .Mr. Smoot will confer today have th ses on the numerous phases of the profession and discussion of the with Secretary Mellon and he cx- consider problems now facing the members pressed the opinion today that ad- lectcd h; will feature the two day session of ministration officials would prob- at govci He fe the Florida State Pharmaceutical ably favor tlie calling of such a President Coolidgi, that the Association which opens its annual conference. conference here tomorrow morn­ however, is not convinced thatn nn sion nf ing. Officials of the association effort to bring about general er- posed ta exjrect approximately 500 dele­ peal of stnt.* income tax laws and tention gates ami extensive preparations withdrawal of the federal govern- eruption have been made by the local com­ ment from thu hihoritanoe tax income mittee for their entertainment. The meeting will open formally of liquor in it, although I was morat 0:110 Thursday morning with aJy c*. rtain that there wa:>. I W. H. Hankins, o f Daytona, presi­ heard something gurgle. However dent of the association, presiding. I did not unscrew the top to see The invocation will he by Ueverthat it was and I could not sv/enr end G. I. Miller, of All Saints now that whiskey was in that Church, The address of welcome flask. will b- made by Mayor Buchanan and the response by J. J, Gcrig, of VILLE, Va.. June Ocala. The response for the meeting of the ladles’ auxiliary which will In* ,'n i~ board of visitors of the University fi -sion ul the some time will ho ~°jnf Virginia, will be held here June made by Mrs. Leo: of inarm, nct oll th,. resignation of Dr. president. The traveling men's Albert Lefcvre, found guilty Mon­ Instrument for eating (pi.) auxiliary will he responded for by day by a jury in Hanover circuit . Cry of an ass. Mark. Morris 11. Cochran. . Tenure. court of unintentionally transport­ Indian weapon. Following the address o ' presi­ ing liquor and who was fined $50 1. Fattens. Second not in seal?. (Continued h .‘om Fage One) dent Hankins, the session will ad­ and costs. The board n!»o will >. I'rinciple. To dignify. vc for possible emergency. journ ’for lunch. Point of compass, Conspiracies, consider the resignations of Dr. The plan calls fur two airplanes The afternoon session will be William K. A. Pott and Dr. Chits. i. Moist. To dine. to scout northwest from Axel llcidevoted to the reading of papers. . .Measure. Hips. Howto, who was acquit led "Miery land in exploring the unknown ; Prominent among these will he: violating the prohibition laws. . To long. * leverage. region and in looking for land “ What Department Stores Have i. Observed. Let it stand. which possibly of continental mass, Three university professors wi Taken From Us," by J. II. Wen, V Immediately. Mineral spring. is believed to lie between Alaska arrested on the night o f April Tarpon Springs; “ The Puzzle of . One who operates a type­ Former time. when an automobile in which they and the North Pole, Unless land Digitalis by J. A. Gardner, Hamwriter. Small salamander, Enur Medalist, College of Phar­ were riding overturned near Mont­ is discovered, however, the entire Artist’s frame. To tcrcam. macy; New Antisceptic by W. II, pelier. Dr. Lefcvre was charged unknown region will not be cov­ 1. Jewel. Wise. with driving the car while under ered because of the limitation of . One who points gun nt a par Anderson, College of Pharmacy;,* tho influenca i f liquor and Dr. the aircraft operations. At least To lie at case, A student's view of our college lieu la r object, Fishing hugs. by It. A. Jones, Leigh Mcdialist,■'! Pott on a charge of being drunk in 290,000 square miles will be sur­ . To value. Contrail College of Pharmacy; Air Castles, n public rlace. Dr. L-fevro also veyed by having the planes shoot . Narrow woven string, Clara, ] by FI. A. D’Alcmbcrte, of I’ensu-' was found guilty of intoxication, out in three different lines for n '. Part of bridle. Age. j Dr. Lefcvre admitted on the wit- distance of about 500 miles. The ffoln. . Fluid of tree. Rule, n s stand tlint he and his guests two will travel otgether at all times . Mother. Wages. c at dinner linil tnkeu one drink and if land is discovered the ad­ . Melancholy note. To change the potting of f each. “ .Some of them preferre i vance flying base* will be advanced I Ian's. e ! highball;*, other: cocktails,” In* i! - to it and the scouting operations Tn drink slowly. ( , clarod in whnt he [t erm-1 a plain Exists. ] unvarnished tale, A fruit, (pi.) y The professor said the party left Third note in s-ale. - Churlottaviile in three cars after To abate. I tho dinner parly ami stopped nt Stakes. Children of older fathers are - tin; home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Exultant. stated to have a better chance of -i Molting, members of the party, To go, « where drinks were served on Die making names for themselves than V E R T IC A L those whose parents are younger. o porch. Weight. Hack, Beethoven. Goethe, Raphael, J “ I took two," Dr L'.'fevro testi­ To pay for tlia amusement of fied. ‘They were small ones. Just Rembrandt, and Shakespeare, were another. To counteract the pilotless aero-Inn we were leaving friends of our all children of fathers between Kin god. plane, a wireless-controlled bomb I hosts dropped in mill it was i ug- .'H and 10. Frozen water. lias ln en invented. It is claimed ' Rested Unit all of us take a ‘partSmall depression. The Tibetans have a wek o f livi that if n raid were made by u ' ing shot,' This, he said, was Friends. machine controlled from tho served on the lawn in picnic cups days, named after iron, wood, wa Mot aI in rock. ground, tho bomb could be made Dr. Pott took from the car. Dr. ter, feathers, and earth . Correlative of either, to pursue and destroy tin- aero- Lefcvre then said he asked Mr. Kci nts. plane by means of a magnetic do- Nulling for a silver flask he had Murdered vice steering it towards the invaii- left there on n previous visit, “ I did not know there was a drop numerous real estate developments ing machine. iW * ;ut section insure substantial investment.,. Lots in the Flanico sub-division will be 50x110 feet and will lie sold at prices ranging from $200 to $500. ON THE OCEAN FRONT Overlooking the New Pier and Dnnee Hall llnthing EXPED ITIO N OF M’M IL L A N W ILL D E P A R T TO DAY BJanico E s t a t e s Wi l l Have Local Sales Force Soon Announcement was made Tues­ day hy W. \\\ llyrd of DeLnnd that a !••cal sales force hns been Organized fur the purpose of sell­ ing property in Flanico Estates, a Bit. »uii-ii>. ihion which has been opened near Pierson hy the Flor­ ida Land Inventors Company of which M. llyrd is district, manager. Thu sub-division is located near the ,outh east corner of the town of Ibers .n in the midst of oranges and tangerine groves and near the famous asparagus ferneries of Pierson itself, it Is also on Un­ fit. Jonhs Scenic Highway, staled Mr. llyrd. it WUu learned that the develop­ ing company has guarantied elec­ tric light.. water mid paved street? to Investors and that all of these mi nts will be paid fi tho company, making the lot t ex treinoly desirable ns residence prefer t y, It ’ . i pointed out that the westi rn part >f Voluria county is being developed rapidly and Unit the Chicago Gunmen Carry Their Fight To The Citv Hall /•or Every Room (Continued From Page One.) vnneed the theory that the assault was nn attempt *o assassinate the prosecutor. Curran and Crowe are strikingly alike in appearance. Eighty-nine men, rounded up in the drive against gangsters and beer runners, were arrested Tues­ day on charges of violating the Volstead act. All entered pleas of guilty and were released in blanket ball of $ I,iiOi) each. In the criminal court, John Scat­ he uud Albert Anseliuo, wounded ':uii 1111:11 of tin* defiant Geiimi gang who were indicted Monday for the mimic r of two patrol nun in Saturday's pistol battle with tlm police, were arraigned and granted continuances until Friday to inter pleas. He waited 11 years for his boyhood dream to come true, and it did. W. J. Quinlan of Rock Is] anil, ill., used to want to run the river ferry boat between his town ami Davenport, la. He grew up without ever doing it, hut when lie became rich through striking oil in Arkansas he came lack and bought the ferry. He's 50 now and he says the’H run it. Post Mortem Degree Is Awarded to Swede PHILADELPHIA, June 17.— Tho memory of a young Sweedish student whose desire for educa­ tion resulted in his death from starvation will be honored today in tlu? commencement exercises of the University of Pennsylvania when n post mortem degree will bo awarded to the name of Somer Oscar Aekcrstrom, who without funds was working his way through college and sending mon­ ey to his mother and sister in Sweetie n. His death two months ago from pneumonia is believed due to un­ der nourishment, due, students say to self imposed starvation. The diploma will lx? awarded and sent to ids mother ns a result of a pe­ tition of students of tho univer­ sity. Delicious Moderate .Meals Hairs Fines! Dining Room Service on the Reach LAN D OF T H E S K Y SPEC IA L’ for Coltimbli, I Muller Cur uml N earer Heaven Than Florid Ninety sacred baboon* from Ab­ yssinia recently have been added to-tin* London zoo. I’ HKV ENTS 1NFECTION Tho greatest discovery in flesh healing is the marvelous Borozonc a preparation that cornea in liq- j util and powder farm. It is n ] combination treatment that not | only purifies the wound of germs that cause infection hut it heals flit* flesh with extraordinary speed. Had wounds or cuts which take j weeks to heal with tho ordinary liniments mend quickly under the powerful influence of this w o n -' derful remedy. Price (liquid) 10c, fiOc and $1.20. Powder 80c and COc. Kohl by I-aney*.*: Drug Store, j A TLA N TIC COAST LINE Only Photograph of Shepherd Trial! I'rof. O. I). Turner of the Univer­ sity of Louisiana, who was found murdered on the university campus at Raton Rouge, La. Ho had been slain with the nx which i> shown ahoy?. FOR KENT Ten room house shown above, located nine miles south of Sanfor near Dixie Highway. $25.00 per month. JNO. I). JINKINS, Fantord, Fla. tsmobmaax&ri re*•>:*«*£,,. SWIM AT go for the murder of Billy McClintock. The photoung In., instrument in under his coat and snapping ling, addressing the jury, just selected, while Shop- j.”|X 'i i n b-Mpe■•» ftii. ' . FLORIDA’S FINEST SWIMMING POOL ON THE WORLDS FINEST BEACH DAYTONA BEACH Phone .139 Jno. W. Sneed, Myrtle Ave �I • ‘ THE SANFORTJ TIERALD. WEDNESDAY. JUNE T7. l#&. JP 'B n d fs News Ftom? Ii daughter Roing to march up ll,e aisle this month to thi* strains cf the wedding march? And are you the dad who foots'the bills ? jf so, Hugh Fullerton, writing in thi, week’s Liberty, has a message for you—« menage that will sound Bend to your poeketbook, ■■It btiiocvdi, ths uut! o* a June luiirimRiunt to be plnyeal hero oil Urlutiiln—Athmtltfi. Goaj OrluhciorT-^VttyifiCij Ooaji Line Juuo .15-20, O/iuiullI bf* the usso- buys $30,(131* kitefur depot. riatmn unggent thnt -firm! array of players will be made op of riiie i it cor nr m contestants numbering nearer 200 in ’i n n „cost S t “uMm o .m i u t , t OO. rIt fIs6’9 a bwise dad!lIl)nc who figures June, th? month of roses should be^ a rose wedding, if m! ; goes In for orchids and lilies „f the valley, he is liable to hear the I bad nows just a f e w day, before5 the shcrifT is notifler. “ A rnn» «-hc ha:, .uunged hun-; diets of such affairs in a New Jork suburb say the average family can have a reul first-lass wedding, with 75 guests and all the trimmings necessury, at the foi. lowing expense. Engraving and mailing . $45 hrides trousseau 400 Flowers and decorations Caterer ............................ Sli0 •Music .. ^-) " Aside fromthe gowns, there is no reason daughter should not got a pretty horn? wedding for a total of four hundred dollars. “ Rut try to do it! Try to do it!" Brazilians Art* Preparing Entertain" Entertain Prince In Elaborate Manner; City to lie Very Highly Illuminated BUENOS AIUES, June 17.— When the I’ rinee of Wules seed Buenos Aires by night for the first time, he may wonder whether he Ua I'rihce of the Arabian Night*, and what genii have transformed this southern metropolis into a dazzling fairyland of light anil beauty to do him honor. Buenos Aires is famed for its otravagnnee in illumination and .decoration to celebrate carnival 'ind national hollduys every year outdoing what was done the year 'before. It staged, perhaps, the 'most wonderous display of illum­ ination ever seen in any city on the c«usiot> of the visit of the Italian prince Inst year and now for the tisit of the scion of English royal­ ty, it is preparing to break the record again. Millions of multicolored electric light globes will be used. They will outline the Government house, the Capitol, all public offices, the Capitol, nil public edifices, and hundreds of office buildings and Institutions. The Avenida de Mayo, which is Buenos Aires’ Broadway , will he n gleaming bower of electric g:f 'lands and arches, placed every half block. TV many parks and plazas of the I dty will be planted with artistic columns joined with lacelike rihI kns of light, arid the walks and I Bower beds will he outlined with I lights set in the ground; Electric [jlighls, too, will flash out the flag's rind coats of arms of Client Britain ind Argentina, placed at approx- KKMIMH.l: COt.NTV, 1*1.0111 IM IN CIlAMTJItY. IMISY HEI.ANCV DAVIS. Com pin Iriant, Hits D AVIS. va. D efenda nt. C IT A T IO N t m ij s t a t i : o f y u m m e 7 " nrn OavlH. D e fe n d a n t In tlir a l n v i' j t y l n | iviuie. It itpp.arlnK from a n a ffid a v it filed In th is causi. Ivy th e Complain* ant. that y m i *ien D avis. t*ru a n.>n* rt sldrrit I.f the S la t e o f FI r .1 and thnt y otir Inst knmvw pin........ . reptile nee In the State o f F l a n . la. wan S a n for d . Sem in ole County. Flo. ridu, and th a t y o u r prsunt add: and t>!ar» o f residen ce Is 1313 N Oran\ s t re e t , l*ini.*delphla. l*. • slyvanla , an d thnt y o u are nve • ii a*;., iif t w e n t y - o n e y e a r s and that there Is n o person in tb o S t o le .if FI. Ild «. tile s e r v ic e s o f a Sine. uu,i’ s In C h a n c ry u p on w itom tv..o>d Idn I > on. T h i i e f o r e . th is .s t o com m in d y o u . F< n Davis. ; o p..r«yr.n!!» i anti ap p ear b e f o r e out said c . ■'■tjju-ihi-'i y ou l»y tlir t-'iimrilabuiii r r - «• i. M n »vr< mid » u U . « , u - , t p • I ■Mitt ty<e I«*u wv e.|ii-wallei;ijwilr-*-: . U i« n in life] ( ireiiit c . - u r t . t i i* »*«f l* l o e C t>«rvw of tUrvA^ditjlh Jfnlli l.il ilf |."|r* f 1 ! t.] i. i>l Ii* »errt it t i t o ir you- au*t th a t * t liy j nti unit till* .•iiu... (i-o- rtilu. tu ami tdr V. min rile C h a n t / If** ttei j . .n are ov er ll.e o a a o f tw en ty * «•. hi n-i'ftett*. T iw tarn*? ;• It* y n u n e r r ) , i.i ^ r m » f i h t i t n ; . : ). orte years nnd that t'mr* le ito yrr* 1 suit Mr divorce. prrotliiK tv lt m in Anno M. KtrK. 1 1 1 f.leVli son la th « Stale o f Florid a, the !'. I' fu rth er u iderril teat iliin no* t.ld iw. I« d . i . I'liilnnnt. unit V e r n l c f . t . tp.. soirvloe* ot a ■uinmoiis In ltd* he ii' ihllslu 1 In On Huif it. il t. Il.'ll ::r;d < It. H. Iior ItuslA m l.! 11 -l Clrtncery upon wfcnm w o u ld l.lad HiMibl. « pawt-poper v u u 'iib .. i m uro i W f u s l jii i . I will ..'ll nt imh- *. • f t you, ■ Sanford. su-mlmdi. t’ o u m v . FlnVbl t*>'l f i r r r > t,. ir**» htghcwt * b id d e r .! b.'Wlni TUeA’ fore, tills la !*• c-omnUtSnM 'tare n w r e k f o r tour c o n s r c u t l/ u tot rush i. i tlu> rtutil do.’ r ’ o f I h i- H I W ) You, fleoru e II. Thera, to pertfonally WI'fVi ft. Court Hon ..t h ih.i c u v i>r J a n M i d . ' A l » n he abcl.a ppear l.eiore nur *uM C l r W t T S lW f l m y Hand anti o f f ic ia l In * j M *’ >>i::it/ nml Slate, d u ring lu an Con t. at ut s.vafurd. yemlfWlB 1,1 .n i ll Court, r*-al o f lln> Circuit Court o f rh* t.'.o Jvgul loinr* or sale on Monday, rli.ul* Seventh Judic ia l Clrmilt i.f t h „ Hie rill lUi ! July, A. I*. I >3}. i am i I '■ Julj D . 1>3j. I'l m i k e i.m iw tt . Tlitle o f Florida, i . i anil l*ir S em 'n - ■’ ' T*,<’ ..i.ii>.)ay in on til P ' . l o the Dill of CftrMplalnt tlls.t rl1' **-'4-r.V»', it* . mm ok * j r n J a y o f iii'il in uh. 11 ..- f o llo w in g tl.'-i* tilu it l u l l , 1r.aatnst you b y the domtiMUbint rn J r i.f. A. I». u til. land. iilu . t . . lyln.s and li.dim In virtu* inis can .e, otherwke sat»l lu ll o f V. n. Dot Mf.AF'}. I'.ic *■ M'ly i f tMmliiotu amt Htat*. bind*. C 'UpUlpt wilt, bo t a k e r ns eon* •’ Irrk. Cltruil Court, S. mliude ; t*i. t -r. u. J H. s i t A l l * ': '. f. < d by y o u nml thlY cause .*f roI’ j o n t . Florida. Special ila a t c r *it Chancery .. ■d All that nart ..f Sei-tluti U 'fn lV i t*p irte. T h e same h*>lnw a is \. \V. W K B K ;:. i v p i i ! t'l rk. , l g m | J v . Ti.ivnsnlu S l t n t " » u INPIS. KISII .t m siili f .r dlr h rcc. i *|.l H on ors -for Couaplalnajit. 1 1:0 8 " i t ' It'imix Th lrtv»on i H i ! whaon* < tot•Himi.nt:u. ilt Is fa r th e r ortlcred that this no* t;**;: ivi.(fit I: ■ in Sebilrol.t Cmm -‘■f1i Mur* f o r *'«>mi>Uiti u-t. lir e be published in lh.* S*nf< rd Her* aid. a new spaper puidlslo- 1Wi, F sn I'ulillrti J iuo 3. 10. If. r i , \ July ty. F birl. 1 .1 , cumin, mil in: n a imliv IN I III. i IIH'I I I •ill II I on in« W. ii Imun i t v lino of M» I t. ft t l m f i. f•‘ir.l, Heinlli itn l^oiiniy. Florid.*. *u:V. i n o i .K c n t X T V , I’ l.u Fust Half ti:i-J> o f smM sW IMt iicti Week f o r ■tou r ci>n*ft»(Ut|fQ I'. M l t NCiat V. Tw enty •full'. i M tv*" thou".i in ■>eVix'. ,. , t n o t h 1: o r r u : u : t 1.0 tiln>- lltin.1t. I live (S'.'i'l) fe e l .N’uril m v n L i . i. k. c o o k t h k i : s 'Y ‘ ^ S m y hand _ and -tefHclnl SAI.K Com pta i.ian t of th<- Si nit:: i uiinqarj lino o f mil* IN T i n : * m et I T m i ll C NT I I J l Dl l I t l « t||. ] HKUll'IB .3. T l D X t > Dei’wuvlnnt 1 t . i m i i i t . i n \ n 11 r o i I Nl l t . U < l»l M l . n r v r i’D .y IN I'll INI K ltv Tim STATU <»F iT.iVrtU'Ai ANNA lh K llil v . 11 widow, 'III C K D ltt in lh TUEPW. I '.'lend* i'.iinpluitmut ant In tiiu ahovA* styled <nius* • v*. It app i.lntt f r o m mi n> fldavlt VtJtlM A I- IIKl.l. nml C ll fll d in *. : - hi ■«* by i lie •' niplulnher hushniid. unl i ut v oi <teoWte lh n u n . are a :• dd- ut » l the State of Florida, , . Uef. miauls, 1 m lcr nml by \ irtu,. , and ih.u It Is th o b e l ie f o f the u f - imnte points, and searchlights and indirect glow lights will also ho used with effect. 1died with the entry fe Mingled with all will he a pro fuse display of streamer* and Tampa—Municipal auditorium to flags of both countries which will ie constructed at io 3t -if $250,211. make the city gay with c o l o r dur­ ing the day as well ns at night. Special pains will he taken in tin. artistic decorations of the sheet, lending to the mansion where the p'rinci* will live. Look for an important announcement by Stu(lebaker in this news­ paper tomorrow. It will interest everyone who owns or expects to own a car. SAN JUAN GARAGE □ □ dee B rothers COM M ERCIAL C A R T en years o f skillful and conscientious engineering have been invested in this sturdy vehicle. D odge Brothers will always protect this investment by steadily enhancing the c a r s exceptional value. T here can never be any relaxation in the policies, practice and ideals which have been the com er stone o f Dodge Brothers success. hm 1 11 f I. W. Phillips’ Sons HOOCHSKRYin C .J .J 0 H M S 0 N C O . SPORTINGGOODS M ® , y t o f t a . . K -) a j f t o n i t B e & c h jS e a & j.-e e s s e £ m o *' y �•• ■s* ii'j:' . *.‘ j S B f f S H S E ^ ISvEi Hie Stanford Herald t) HUT ■That “Defense, D,ay” Idea* •VeirifrtHV t t n r illtn iM i M « i t l i i l n r f i t Um I utJ, F lo r id * (•red u Second Cl*ss Matter, tr 57, 1919, at th e I’ o s l o f f l c e Ifo n l. F lo rid a under A c t o f That enthusiasm which Mr. Coolidge expected in re­ sponse to his request that Fourth of July be observed as "Defense Day" this year does not materialize. a. 1*97. A few good governors have notified the President they will do all they can to make the “ Defense Day" idea a suc­ I6 dll»r R M t B X n !~ 1»KA V . .... .. ... __M a n s a r t cess. H . H O W f i l l IIBRII But other governors, just as good, and undoubtedly — i. more frankly honest, declare that they do not endorse the \ lll Maica"H* AIrene 'plan, and do not think that the people of their states will w. Tear—17 <•<> st* M,,nii.'». ti.so substitute "Defense Day" programs for their usual Fourth % * L V yfcfti&*r’ ifK Iof July jollifications. | One governor in declining to take any official part in the i i ' f. c i a i , x o T i r r .1 a i i obituary i "Defense Day” plans other than asking each community in noricea. rani* of thank*, resolution* his state to do what it pleased in the matter, says that the and notion* »t entertainments where c h a rg ee are kind* will ha charged “ Day" is certain to be a fizzle because too short notice has Ut at regular advertlalnr rate*. been given for genuine mobilization of the agencies for de­ Mr.P7MI1FH THIS ARftOCtATKU IMIBM fense. He also says tbnt the mere calling out of the nat­ T h e A Mandated IT r s s la exctu*- ional guard would he of no benefit, that the men so called . aly etitttlnd to the Win f o r re* utilisation o f all new* <ll*p*tchr* would receive no training, and their holiday would be spoil­ ratlllen to It nr not oth er w is e rred ted In till* papor and alao the In* ed with no real value to the nation. ■ c al new* published herein. Alt rig ht* o f mpiil.llcallnn o f apnclal dl*pateh*e herein ar* also reser-ed. X X X As Brisbane Sees It i ntv $150,000 Monkey Trial Coolidge Tells Mexico One Busy Crow By ARTHUR BRISBANE .n e w t, LUMBER YARD OMDEAE, OW DSW A complete line of Cypress and Pine Franvng Shcalhirtg Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Piaster White Rock Plaster Board Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Do srs Windows Frames nntl Screens Made to Order We will build your house Complete— or Furnish male rial Only They E\/eR (CnpyrlK hi t a l l ) ABi BTSStfP These awfuiWAES ? EVERYTHING NOW is figured in dollars. Professor Scopes, of Tennessee, hero nntl defendant in the famous fundamentalist - Bry­ an - Darwin monkey trial, has re­ fused offers totaling $150,000 in connection with motion picture nnu other rights of the trial. If n 1025 monkey trial is worth $150,000, how would you fix the value of other trials? For in­ stance: The trial of Mudame Roland be­ fore her head was cut off, or Robcspicre before tho guillotine got him. The impeachment of Warren Hastings or the trial of ths Tichborne claimant, or Savonarola. The trial of Croesus, which Was short, when Cyrus sentenced ldni to death, and what would be the value of that last scene as they were burning Croesus, earth’s richest man, anil he cried out, “ Oh Solon, Solon" amid the smoke, causing the curiosity of Coessua to bring him down from the fire, and become his friend. OMDEAB/ The “ Defense Day" promoters very likely mean well. They have some idea of impressing the rest of the world WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1D25 with the nation’s strength; and the homo people with the THE HERALD’S PLATFORM nation’s weakness. They want all the boys to see how glor­ .— 1deeper water route to Jacksonious it is to march about in u uniform ami shoot o ff guns. vllle. They want all the girls and women to see how glorious it Construction of St. Johns-Inis to see their sweethearts and their sons nntl brothers The Price Is Right dian River canal. $.— K* tension of white way. marching by the the tune of martial music. 4,— Extenshin of local amusements. And some of these “ Defense Day" enthusiasts who SANFORD —Swinninc pool, tennia court*, have gone a little further in their thinking, believe that the etc. day should be used to call out something more than the 0.— Augmi ntinit of building pro­ gram—house*, hotel*, apartment man-power of the nation. They want the people to see some W. S. PRICE, Mgr. of the other things that ought to be drafted into the house*. • 1.—Kateueion cf atreet paving uro­ country’s service. 710 W. First St. Phone 172-M gram. But it is this latter class of "Defense Day" supporters THINGS HAVE been done in the 7. — Conat ruction nf boulevard who are never popular. They would have the nation’s dol­ name of Rockefeller. John D. Jr. around Lake Monroe. Completion of clt} beautifies- lars as much a subject of draft as are the nation's boys. supplied (GOO,1)00 to preserve and They would have a man’s labor as much a subject of draft give to the public Bernard’s fine tlon program. as nre the health ami lives of the nation’s sons taken for collection of cloisters and Gothic G. TAYLOR DYER BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY soldier making. antiques. "Defense Day," then, rightly observed, would see men, Printing— Decorating That was a good deed. HOW TO CONtfUF.R AN EN­ women and children from every class, marching together. EMY:— When n man’* ways plena® At the same time, Standard Oil PHONE 303 the Lord, he mnketli even hi* en­ Professional men would carry banners reading, “ My profes­ another name for Rockefeller, or­ emies to In* nt penco with hint. sional training will be given to my country in exchange dered its employees an ail-metal Proverb* xvi: 7. merely for a common soldier’s pay." Artisans would carry monoplane so big that the descrip­ — ----- n--------banners reading, "I refuse to accept more wages than bare­ tion calls it a “ flying bungalow." ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H N i a * i u a i i i o a H i i i i i u i i a a a a a i i i H i * i u u i a * * a ■ ■ ■ ■ B a H R H R H M H H » a a a a a B H u iM B a M a ia H ia a a a iia a a a IN A POWDER CLOSET That was a VERY good Rock­ 5 a ly enough to feed my family." Bankers would wear em-i efeller deed, more than nny collec­ a pa a biems, reading, "My dollars for defense. I pledge myself tion of Gothic antiques. The Inis- _ (Early Eighteenth Century) : * U not tr> increase my wealth or tin* wealth of my clients un­ ines* concern that builds flying ■ y very excellent young person, ince fate lias destined you to til this war is finished." Women would march, carrying machines to protect the safety of i * 5 ;5 America. ■ play the role of coiffeur, Reasonable Price. Easy Terms. avowals of their contributions to national defense. ■ You will permit thnt I admire ■ M ■ That is really the ideal for “ Defense Day," but every­ BEST INVESTMENT IN SANFORD your quite unsurpassed skill. THE GREAT Standard Oil fly­ ■ Together with your polished, if n body knows that when war comes again, the same money- ing machine, which it is hoped, will ■ Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us soil your property M Thirty-one acres on small lake just fifteen minutes U trifle over pronounced, man­ greed will prolong it, the same money-greed will dominate he only one of thousands carrying N ■ n drive from heart of city. ners, ■ the patrioteers. The same scoundrels will come out of the the American flag and educating ■ ! ■ Without an inch lessening the dis­ American aviators, will lu built by 5 ■ ■ Good fishing and Bathing killing-fest safe and well, with their dollars grown prodig­ tance 2 the Stout Metal Company, in De­ * "H Which the hazard of birth and the iously. ■ ■ troit, the name of EiLsel and Hen­ We are permanently located in Sanford artifice of custom X X X ry Ford's flying machine company. Have placed between us, a :■ "Fourth of July," however, would really he a fine day My mirror tells me that you nre Otllt SALES FORCE are EXPERTS * M YOUNG AMERICANS are eag­ for everybody to he reminded of the best ways to attain n personable man; U M REALTOR But, indeed, it is my own image those "certain unalienable rights------life, liberty, and the er to fly and maintain the rights ■ and safety of the United States on Wo guarantee Satisfaction. in this name mirror ■ pursuit of happiness. the modern field of battle, and ■ Which most occupies my attention Rooms 5*11-502. Phone US -------------------o-----------------N “ ocean" which is in the air. That such n subject an I offer ■ First National Bank Building. If you have Property you want sold— List it with us The young men of Annapolis, re­ Engages you to put forth your M Suitable Fur the Waste-Paper Basket cently told that they must Icuru Sales Force: best efforts and kiss it gond-hye. ■ " —.. i i to fly, were more than willing. Is only natural; Miss Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, That 1 should remain indifferent Reliable newspapers do not print anonymous communica­ Many of them nre giving up their Mr. Maxwell Stewart. summer cruise to practice * is equally so. tions. if you want your article to go in Thu Herald sign regular I‘ flying. * Be satisfied that the exigencies of .vour name to it, before you send it in. If your Ideas are a a a a a a R a i a a a a a a i a B i B B a D a a a o B R a a a a a i a i B ii a i i n im your profession Admit you to privileges from worthy of consideration they are most certainly worthy of T II KO D O R E ROOSEVELT which n more exalted station your endorsement and your signature. If you are ashamed compelled army men, much tin* 110 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fin. would exclude you, to have people know you thought of the matter then don’t discomfort of the fat ( i.es, go Aly maid will. I am sure, he most prove that they could endure a fit* waste your time and ours by asking that it be published. happy to nccomodtite herself ty mile ride on horsebuck. H aaaaauaaiiaanuaaiiaaH uxaRaaH aiiH aaaH caaaM iiaBaaBaaaa The anonymous letter writer seldom sees his communica­ to your wishes, President Coolidge, within a Khe is a worthy girl and entertain* tion get into print. Frequently, however, he sends in well year or so, may call upon the a not unjustifiable belief in written articles and makes suggestions of merit. younger officers to prove that they my continued recognition of can ride a flying machine 20,000 Once in a while The Herald receives some unsigned ar­ her services. feel lip into the clouds. The spray of hello'.*ope is well ticle on which is written “ Please print.’’ There are times placed. when someone wants to “ spring a joke," or “ take a crack" at SECRETARY KELLOGG, with I)o you tkdnk n patch just here some friend or foe and so takes this method of sending in President Coolidg's approval, of —at the corner of the eye? some article for the paper. Once in awhile newspaper men course, lias sent to the Mexican Ah, yes. It add* perceptibly. government a plain warning that You are, Sir, a consummate artist. really wonder just what some people think they nre. Emerson truly mud: "There is no thought in the the rights of Americans in Mexico Tomorrow ut four I shall expect Just recently The Herald received an article which was must he recognized and protected, hut it quickly tends to convert itself into power." you. The Opening of Branch Office of entirely suitable for space on this page, hut living up to its as we protect the rights of Mexi­ not only tin lbought hut the will lo save and yon ran (Amy Lowell in Harper's). rules concerning anonymous communications, this article was can citizens here. The II. II. Schulte Really Co., Inc. make good progress. Open an account now with th** -■ 0-------duly deposited in the waste-paper basket along with circulars bank. Patients sometimes cause doc­ AMERICANS FEEL that Presi­ on how best to increase our bank account, and why it pays tors to lose their patience. dent Guiles i« earnest in Ins effort At Hotel Montezuma, Sanford to buy shirts by the gross. ------- o------to give Mexico a fine constitutional ------------------ o-----------------I Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts government. Hut President Gulle t Wouldn’t n bald-headed man I** PRESENTING IT IS ENERGY'— the central element of which is will— tank is difficult. There is an in­ out of place us an aviator performir\g hair-raising stunts? that produces the miracles of enthusiasm in all ages. Every clination in Mexico to look upon American enterprise and American ------- o------where it is the main-spring of what is called force of char­ capital as “ absorbers of Mexican • Some of the film stars are now acter, and the sustaining power of all great action.— Samuel resources." wearing their necklaces down the Smiles. CASH LUMBER CO LOTS CLOSE TO NEW HOTEL Allen & Brent s- AT AUCTION E. F. L A N E 7 A LLEN ANI) B R EN T Announcing track. Oh well, some people are always doing things backward. MY FA VO RIT F STORIES Ity IRVIN S. COBB Premier Painleve flew to Africa several days ago to investigate the Uiffiun situation and straight­ A planter living a few miles planter, “ 1 can’t take the time off way the world say* he's all “ up from a small city in one of the j lo go into the police station today! In tho air" over the matter. lower cotton states called up the J*1 " tt*. S“sy,." u blrd dotf ri*ht police Judge on Hie lung-distance “ Cun’t help it." answered his One of the most interesting col­ |honor. "I can’t afford to take any umns in any paper is “Just in telephone. "Bay judge," he said, “ I just got more chances. Here just the other Putwing” by Uob Holly in the Banford llcruld. The only fault we word that my house hoy, Jim, went Iday, Colonel Talbert, down at Pnilitul with it is flint it doesn't ap­ to town last night ami got in u motto, called me up the same as row and hit another darkey with1you’ve done today and asked me pear every day.—Ocnlu Htnr. a brick, and was locked up. 1 to turn loose one of his liutais ------- o------need that boy, and I wish ns a 1that was in the calaboose for Ihilrhert'd Verse. favor to me you'd let him go when shooting craps. I agreed to do 1 never sausage eyes as tlilne, he comes up today luff ore you. if it, hut I (dumb forgot the nigger's And if you'll butcher hands in you think lie ought to pay a fine name, urn! to make sure of getting mine. jet me know what it is tonight at tile right one and not disappoint­ And liver round mo every duy. lodge meeting atal I’ll hand the ing Colonel Talbert I had to turn Well meat life’s frown with life’s amount to you." loose every nigger on the docket. caress, “ AH right," answered the Judge. "There were fourteen of 'em And cleuver road to happiness, "I'm willing to do anything within in all—and one of 'em was charged —Clermont Press. reason, hut you'll have to come with murder, too. It made a lot • r> ■ in here and pick out your own of talk, ami the chief of police nigger," kicked about it. If you want your Life's 1.1*1 Ironies. "Lord, man,’ rcmnnstiuted the nigger you entile get him!" Main atreet is full of chances; Today, it was my luck To safely dodge a Lizzie, A “ Constructively Critical” Editorial And get hit by a truckMIAMI TRIBUNE —-Mt. Dora Topic. 1 caught a gambler bluffing Are we Americans n phrase- Tho average person who, a de­ And won—oh. half a buck; ridden people Catchwords hold a cade or so ago ,would have raised Next time I called he hud 'em, fatal fascination for us, white an Ids voice in protestation against And too inv stack, worse luck! espet/ully apt slogan wields an many current stupidities and worse — Miami Tribune. almost unbelieveahle influence ov­ going on about him, now holds his er the minds of the citizenry. peace because he has nothing I asked her for her lily hand, Many thousands of dollars have “constructive” to offer. But when I tried to hold her, been squandered in bonds, issued Bhe didn’t seem to understand, The temple must he cleansed of solely because the movement Imre the money-changers before the And turned an iry shoulder. —Youngstown Telegram. the title, "Good roads for every­ worshippers can take their seats, one," or "Better schools for all the hut there is no proof in history 1 a*ked her if she'd have me; _ ■■ Tin* answer you'd never guess; chiidren." The voters were so en that these _tusks must In- pen formed tranced with the phrases that they j L'y'o ,Ve' a mV't he same’ per son t Hot I'm n bloomin' lobster A neglected to investigate whether j ctR|c miiy ,)ot |„. t|u> pleasIf she didn't warble “ Yea.” — Warn n <O.) Tribune. or not they really represented the antest companion imaginable but tiling* thi*y were necking. hu is us agreeable, lu’cinps u* the I caught a fish the other day, Hucji And thought it wuj a wlmle I n phrase, on© which bn* |inonkcy-llko Sruliv{«liml to "nay no But when I w*nt to pull him out gripped the entire nation with the luvih tenacity of an acquaintance one Uncleas, fotji h niqhod and lie turtdd out to he u snail. - Til-City News, wishes to forge', is made up of two j customs, adding no hing t » oui inpregnant words, “ Constructive Ighigomu or enjoyment) pur.iizt In lie gave tij her hit heart i riticlsin." Pregnant words, yet ninny rhutch?j, clubs and other orFor lie was a happy giver: thuy have stifled more hleus than I gamzations because, sword like, New the #»y< take It hack, they have ever brought, to fruition, the admonition hangs ov^r the For 1 ordered only Unr. TRACTORS, FERTILI/. BUS, and irrigators absorb a farmer's resources. New Smyrna Bead] Jjeminolc (Jjbunfyjjanl Teddy Strauss, Dist. Mur. STRENGTH-SERVICE - PROGRESS TEXAS AND California wcie once part of Mexico. They have had American enterprise and cap­ ital applied to them, and they nr.' not exactly depleted. A TENDENCY has been shown in Mexico to ".’Id" foreigners and appropriate their property. The verb "to ;td" lias been coined in honor of clause JJ In the Mexican i ■ constitution which alows Mexico's governing powers to declare any foreigner "a public enemy" and EXCEL HIM WITHOUT letting him take his property with him. That was all very well in the edd days when the Turkish sultan entered Charles the Twelfth to gn home to Sweden. Hut it is out of date on the North American con­ tinent. President Co lies, intelligent, thoroughly understanding modern conditions, will doubtless do all he can to get American capital. En­ terprise and enginers are exactly what Mexico needs. heads of the members, that no crit­ icism will he allowed unless it is plainly "constructive.’ We look forward to n day when: one may criticize for the pure joy of criticism, because he believes that good will accrue from it, he it “ constructive' or the opposite. One person following his holiest con-, victious, objecting to what bores ■ or irritates him, even though lie of- j fern no alternative, outweighs, in 1 worth to society, ten who luck the initiative to object to things which j they disapprove. In throwing the searchlight of honest criticism into the dark1 places, theze destructive critics,] against whom we lu'ur so many arguments delivered, perform a dis_ tinct service to society. Let the r y . w cons.motive work follow, done by # * / . /■} those who have the inclination orl JL th« flower, . _.a-v - BUS LEAVES—9:20 A. M. RETURNS— 1:30 1*. M. MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY Sanford, Fla. a i ' . The Indescribable W est The Cool North'Land - t h e scen ic C olora do R ock iea;g otg eou s, golden Cut Horn iuillic Pacific N uith w csgyu uiN iitiun al Parks; the Ureal Luke* — the N orth W o o d s ; the rcstiut an d in vigorating T e n n e s se e M oun ­ ta in s—through the heart o l h istoric D ixieland, try w ay o f Atlanta, L ook ou t M ountain, Chat­ tanooga, M occasin B en d , v ia THE DIXIE FLYER L.n>rar)r-Oli«er«.ti»» Cars, Drawing Raom • aJ Compaitnicni Slespma Cars, C c w h o K< items I y tow ru mixer (area —Ion a return tl.nlu convenient stoe-ovei prlvittacs—Uivtr*ll/u(raute* —circuit tours. Exceptionally Good Dining Car A r v l i s Far iln t i e l tar rexr*rul(utii, IlluerraleJ kcoklri, and vlho iii|en»allvn, apply lu ,r|nrirn!ullir uj ATLANTIC COAST UNK KA1LROAD —— or A. (tic# ttiu* U. C. Krtlntr L. C. Skirak h.C.A S i.l.K y. L.AN .R.R. C.AC.I.Itv. 0 111 Or*k*« U!d(, 13 tw Bar St, II I 3(i-ah.,.. Eildt Dixie Route Reprtxcutxtivex—Jscksoat ilia, ITa, B A R G A IN S inReal Estate Conior Magnolia and Central— 135x120. ll fill .shade trees. $1000. 20 lota on Sanford Avenue. 1 Kitti­ Easy terms. Next to Rose Court. This Is a real pick up. 10 acres in nidc city limits will cut in 40 nice lots. Brice §7,r><)0. Terms. 2(100 acres 9 miles went of Sanford, hard road run through it. Fine trucking and citrus land. $32.50 jp-r Acre sasn A. P. Connelly & Sons See Ua For i.yrge Acreage. 9 ^ ■ J H X ZT I) BBS ■ 9 R‘vl I zr Xw C Bo k ip efc | | B « U rwaS Q i) 51 il H B X a ff'tr V --'zj. / fl laa* 1M M agnolia A v e. **- �octal Sid Office 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY Society Editor Attractions and Activities of Florida TELEPHONE:—Rrs. 428-J The advertiser who over­ looks the opportunities o f Summertime in Florida makes as serious a mistake as he who imagines that this state is excessively hot and dcpressingly inactive in Summer. ants with nwneg ranted silver belt buckles. Little Adelaide Key nnd •Inno Lloyd Hail boon presented after the rehearsal with enamel lockets and Masters N'orvell Per­ kins and Robert Newman, Jr., small watches. Music was furnished by the Rrockhahn orchestra during the supper and for dancing, which fol­ lowed until n late hour. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Key, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Miss Snrita Iztke, Miss Maude Lake, Miss Rubcrttn Car­ ter and Miss Blaise Smith, of Marianna, Miss Madge Field of Martinsville, Vn., Miss Minnie Porter Harris of Key West. Miss Ethel Henry, Miss Mary Louise Dickinson, uf Tampa, Mis* Mar­ tha Murphree of Gnincsvilio, Miss Emily Rahner of St. Augustine, Mrs. John Hazclhurst of Sumter, S. C., Mrs. Julian Carpenter, of Jacksonville, Miss Florence Henry, Miss Kathryn Wilkey, Miss Ahble Doudney, Miss Norma Griffin, of Kissimmee, Munroe II. Hutton, Allan Jones C. Edgerton Patter­ son, Eltard P. Hoffman, of Jack­ sonville, G. \V. Spencer, Jr., Char­ les C. Ely, Jr., of Jacksonville, Randall Chase, William Lake, Roj iiert Deane. Paul Lake, W. J. Har­ dy, Grant Wilson, James Sharon, |Jr., Cluudo Ogilvie of Fort Myers ;nnd Shelton Sosnmoti. Wednesday e-Hutton wedding will at 8:30 o’colck in the , Church. The reecpe hold at the Woman’s aliately after the coreE Estridge will enter- eiiic Turned Cirelo with narty at her home at Thursday seminole Chapter, Number l E. S. wiP bold the regular . ,n the Masonic Temple at S All members are urged £j aml all visiting stars will Tutitiaa Hass will meet nt llaptist Church, 3:30 Wr* to l4»ko Mary Picnic. Friday «j*ionaVy Society of the ^ Church Will entertain fo’clock at the home of Mrs. Z-chary, with a miscellanfcin>r, honoring Miss Caro, w r. a bride-elect of this •Saturday .Kitis rine Wilson nnd Miss lipd will entertnin ut the jfMiss Hand with a miaci-llihower for Miss Carolyn ffiho?e marriage will take }ge 30. jim* Guild Chicken Supper Bridge- Breakfast Is Members Younger Set -AgmiHa Avenue. jTur will be held nt the Given ByMrs.Newman Enjoy Picnic Supper I it 10 o'clock. Jden supper will bo given Honoring Bricle-Elect li by St. Agnes Guild in See* of A. P. Connelly & One of the lovliest parties Q|Magnolia Ave., from 5:30 which have been given as pre-nupHock. tunl courtesies honoring Miss Sa­ rita Lake was the budge-break­ ir and conference meeting fast which Mrs. R. A. Newman ifceld with the minister, (J. gave Tuesday morning at her home ile, at the home of Mr. and on Fourth Street. ;|i. Smith, 217 East Third The rooms were beautifully de­ on Wednesday evening. All corated with many llowers in the! urged to be present. colors of pink nnd white. The breakfast table was particularly I attractive with its dainty decora­ tions; a handsome luce cloth cov­ ered the table nnd in the center was a tiny “ wishing well" made ur MeLull in leaves today of pink, with a green top. About 6ita for a short business the well, roses and fern were Personals Florida in Summer is both pleasant and active. Its ac­ tivities along many lines are greater than in Winter. Consider the narrowness o f the peninsula. Its tem­ peratures arc moderated by the Gulf and the Atlantic. There arc thousands o f lakes in the interior. Sunstrokes are unknown. Nights are cool. ► Up and down the pen­ ASSOCIATED DAILIES OF FLORIDA A cooperating group of the leading daily news­ papers of the state. For detailed information re­ garding the Florida Held, rates and other data, address any of Ut* following: Clearwater Sun Daytona Journal Daytona News DcLaud News Eustis Lako Region Fort Myers Press Gaincsvillo Sun Jacksonville Journal Jacksonville Timcs-Unioi Lakeland Ledger Lakeland Star-Tclcgrum 'Miami Herald Mr*. Rose Harris, an inmate of the Orthodox Jewish Home for the Aged at Cleveland, was born in IHl'.i, hut when her Kltith bir.Inlay came she danced the ancient Hun­ garian dance—the Czards—with more spirit than any other Inmate present. Incidentally, she was still dancing when the others, tired, had quit. Film Comedies Of America Praised li\ Italian Critics During 1924, automobile regI-arutlona In Florida totaled 195,US, an Increase of ItK 419 per cent over 1923. Only two states exceeded Florida la tho percentage of Increase. ROME, June 17.—The work <»f Amerenn moving picture comed­ banked. ian. is creating a new comic tra­ From the well were ribbons of dition comparable in excellence on­ P. ii. Stephenson returned pink which were drawn by the | ly wth that launched by the fa­ K front a trip to Jackson- guests and the good wishes for mous Venetian art theatre of the rJ St. Augustine. the bride wore found to be on 18th century, according to Italian small hearts. The place cards cinematograph critics. 111. II. Mabry and Horton were eupid* and there were nut An underlying similarity, the Tarpon Springs-Two new liusi critics say, is that each moving Ihave today for a motor cups of pink. A tall taper burn­ ed in a silver tumbler at each and nos* buildings under eotuUdiution- j*»t Uojilnr ;i« rspnnjity pry! stage LChatawquen, N. Y. of the table. From the shaded business in air of nis picture*, l Reese tie (Jrnssinreid, of lights a streamer was draped to Two Small Hats For instead of adapting himself to the ittille, was the guest of Mr. each corner. stories that are being filmed. lb, George A. DeCottcs Thus Charlie Chaplin is nlwnyn Summer Following the delicious break­ Charlie ChajCm whether he lie fast, the game of bridge war. play­ tramp or millionaire. ed. For high score, Miss Flor­ IMargaret Wight left Mun­ ence Henry, was awarded n pearl Just a the centuries have ntulir her home in Cairo, Gu., bracelet and Miss Lake was pre­ tlplp-d the Columbines, 1',’ rti.la Ubeen the guest of friends sented a pair of lovely etched and Hurl -ijuips «,f the Veuiliau (dool dosed. theatre, so they will multiply tin* crystal vases. Chaplins, the Harold Loyds, and Those present were: Miss Snrita ird Mrs. Frank Woodruff, l ake, Miss Maude Lake, Miss the Larry Fentons who eventually will evolve into eon lant types, Woodruff, Jr,, and son left Madge Field of Martinsville, Va.. >yfor Hendersonville, N. C., Miss Mary Ixtuiso liiekinson of D is point d (tut Hint the Amer­ they will spend the sum- Taompa, Miss Minnie Porter Har­ ican enpth films, far from beitm contempt able, from tlu> point of ris of Key West, Mrs. John linxart, have itnuii in common with clhurst of Sumter, S. t’., Miss Em­ P Margaret I.nylon of ily Rahner of St. Augustine. Miss tbi* great works of the humorotiM hillc, arrived today to lie Mertlm Murphree of Gainesville, iiia h-i from Aii tophanis until pit of Mis# May Holly nnd our day, particularly in their use Miss Roberttn Carter and Miss p i the Like-Hutton wed- Elidsc Smith of Marianna. Miss of the grote.-xjne and o f foriauli/.ing plots. The one outstanding Etlud Henry and Miss Florence difference, it D said, is that the Henry. many friends of Mr. and American mnvh * Insist upon ft T. Atkinson will regret pointing a moral and upon happy Miss Little Becomes n "f ttie serious illness of endings. pile daughter, Dorothy EuOne critic rhapsodises that the Bride Of R. A. King American (Hint have created types which symbolise marvellously cer­ The marriage of Miss Ereel Lit­ =d*0f David Speer will symtain grotesque and humorous as­ 1with him in the death of tle to A. It. King was quietly sol­ pects of humanity. emnized Saturday evening in the iy sister, Mrs. I*. I,. Chamihich neeured in Amerieus, presence of members of the family Highway planned br­ Mterday. nt the First Baptist Church, Rev. and Tampa. F. D. King performing the cere­ tie Jackson left Tuesday for mony. Ha., where he will Mr. and Mrs. King left immedi­ 1week with his mother, bo- ately for a wedding trip to Tampa Mtirning to Jacksonville to and Miami, they will return short­ hurts. Even the slightest pressure toe summer. ly and make their homo in San­ of clothes is unbearable. ford. •larnu-ta Barber left TucsWhen that scorching sun gets in Mrs. King Is the lovely daught­ £ Jacksonville, where she its work, hatliP and bandage the P'i a week with her father er of Mr. nnd Mrs. J .11. Little of Icing to Hendersonville, the West Side and received her ed­ Two decidedly summer chapeaux sunburned skin with IjICARllO. ucation in Sanford, nt Rollins Col­ are these that have resisted the It takes out the jutin at once. Tho *6r the summer lege nnd Stetson University at impulse to widen the brim and be­ Tho smaller next day a slap on the ictek will 1b. ,8 . Sol man has as her Default!. Mr. King is a valued come picturesque. employe of the Southern Utilities model 1s of course straw in orchid bring A smile instead of a cry of . her sister, Mrs. It. color, trimmed with ribbon of tho pain, wniinn and son,v of Waah- Company in Sanford. same shade. Thu straw trimmed Ga.. and Sliss Melba LICAKDO takes the burn out of white ribbon cartwheels. For ! ®f Valdosta. Ga, Luncheon Of Junior with summer sports they are highly dc* sunburn. Sold by all druggists. 1 Samuel Puleston, Miss Chamber Called Off Elizabeth Puleston, Miss Hxoggan, Mias Ruth Henry Announcement was made this "*tgari*t Peters, and Miss afternoon that because of the mar­ ? Puleston spen'J Monday riage of Secretary R. A. King of SAVE and Will). the organization and the absence THRIVE from the city <>f n large number Mrs. J. E. laving retum- of members, the Sanford Junior J™*y from a motor t.rij> Chamber of Commerce vill not ; Florida ami Geor­ hold its regular weekly luncheon gy came back through ut the Seminole Cafe Thursday at Ah belt and spent some noon. •ft. Valley, Gu. Miami News Orlando Reporter-Star Orlando Sentinel Palm Beach Post Pensacola Nows-Journal 3anford Herald St. Augustine Record 3t. Petersburg Independent St. Petersburg Times Tampa Times Tampa Tribune Winter Haven Chief Florida is one of tho best year-round markets of tho world for tires, oils, gasoline, accessories and everything connected with motoring or motor transportation. This advertisement, prepared by the C. C. Carr Advertising Agency, Inc., la one of a sorlotfSnow appearing •> In advertising trade publications. It la being paid for by tho Associated Dallies of Florldu^of which assu' elation this publication Is a member. . yJl liOlTDOIR SETS EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUT Ladies* Gowns and Pajamas Uftjwii VviU 213, white Nainsook $ 2.00 218 Pajama Orchid Silken Voile, $4.00 IWMy&socmX EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFIT* j^A i^.sC C U tf EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS Draw Upon Ou Experience f, n L-hrnun and Victor l»?Ve Wednesday for Penthey will attend the t hristian Endeavor Conrrom Pcnsncolu Mr. All later attend tho na. hristian Endeavor Cont 111 Portland, Ore. I’EKViail CHILDREN 1 suffering front intest1 are cross, restless un.l There are other »ympev«r- If the child is 'lurk rings under tho urvaih ami takes no in* “•ay. >t iz almost u car*? worms are eating auLillty. The surest reWornts is White’s Cream U is positive destruc[' Wufms but harmless to Price 35c. yyld by insula this Summer— 1925 — construction work is pro­ gressing on "rush” schedul­ es. This is in addition to the U3ual activity o f soil, forest, mine, fishery, manufactory. Nor do nny great numher o f Florida's year-around population take flight in Summertime. There arc many Summer resorts with* in the state. Many, in fact, come to these resorts from adjoining states. This Sum­ mer an increased number of Winter hotels will remain open. For covering this wonder­ ful field the most efficient mediums are the Associated Dailies o f Florida. Committee, J. C. AY COCK, j M. WALLACE A. LILIA. PAVIXfi HUNTS I ll H. \Vt men unfamiliar with business problems or new to responsibility look to this bank for trusted guidance. Tan Ncedlsu-ravr, Tinted Talk matters over in confidence will* our ex­ perienced officers. m it i»» ISSKSSktM M i s t III! FIRST NATIONAL , K*r»« installment ' uf thr raliowing The Yowell Company BANK July I. 1925. French Avi-nin* fm roe tn Ninth tttreet Ninth Htrei-t from lu l') praBM Avrittir. int-ntH nut pnht t,ri*1 VL chI twllli' the Liu cullevllun. *• ..... . Tjn CulLcluc 1‘ ubiish June 1 4H 444444 �H5 Wright, Warlow and C'oinpan By Sanford Gives Smbkers Victory By Score O f 2 To 1 Unofficial Batting VI' • ___ IT H> 1'F.TER BCHAAL Unofficial hatting averages of the Florida Strife League Just re­ leased give Walter Shannon, St. Petersburg's hard hitting pitcher, outfielder, the title' of King of the Sluggers with an nvtirnge of .304..with Brown of St. I’cte, trailing him with .350. The records na printed below give the avernges of all players who have played in ten or more games since the beginning of the season and because of that fact they show Tommy Thompson, former Sanford catcher, leading in percentago with a mark of 378, secured in 22 games. However, Thompson and several other play­ ers with the various teams have been released, their names appear­ ing below merely ns a matter of information to them. Shannon’s neat average has been secured in -II games, during which time ho hns faced the chunkers 154 times, collected 50 hits, including two home runs, !) triples anil 11 doubles, to chalk up 43 runs. Brown's .350 dip has been secured in 52 games, he having appeared in every contest since the opening. Brown, almost lending the slug­ ging, leads In number of runs scored, with 44, and has collect­ ed 72 hits, 15 more thun his near­ est rival and u splendid showing. .Shannon with 43 runs, Welch with 41 and Dumas with 30 are the runners-up to Brown in point of runs scored. Messner, with 01 hits, Doyle with 03 nnd Shannon with 50 follow closely on Brown’s li., •• • Mack’s Star Totals .. . LAKELAND Dumas, If. .. Buckley, 2b. Surface, rf. Brazier, cf. . Welch, hs, .. Edwards, lb. Ponder, 3b. Francis, c. . Butler, p. .. Fry, p........ Tampa in the eigth nnu wns oui short to first. Huggins readier first on Frishic'a error ami stolt second. Cobh walked. Snead the; W eik G e ls T h r e e * B o s e H it hit to left field, scoring Huggins this Iwing Tampa’s first score ql the gnme. .Icssmer walked am Sanford’s Only Run Is Made In Second Florida State League Lakeland (i, St. Petersburg Sanford I, Tampa 2 National League Pittsburg 12. New York 11, innings.) Chicago 4, Boston 7, ( 13 nings). Cincinnati G, Brooklyn S. St. Louis <!, Philadelphia 4. on improved Business and Residential in Sanford • . APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS DuBOSE AND HOLLER 112 Park Avenue Meet Mr. Al Simmons, star hitter and outfielder of the Philadelphia Athletics, who is setting a merry pace for American League hatters, lie has also shown quite n bit of ability in crashing out home runs. This is iiis second season in the majors. New Y o rk ........... 23 31 Detroit.......................21 33 Boston........................ 21 31 Totals .. SANFORD C&rley, rf. . Brazier, If. Wal/.nk, 2b. McQue, cf. . Bailey, 2b. . Frisbie, ss. Stanzak, »lb. Murphy, c. AI verson p. Cusack, x. . Totals ......... 33 1 11 27 10 2 x Hatted for Stanzak in 0th. Score by innings: Tnm pn.................. 000 000 020—2 Sanford ............... 0HI 000 000—1 Summary: Two base hits—Mur­ phy. Stanzak. Three base hit— Weik. Sacrifice, Frisbio. Stolen base, Huggins. Left on base, Tampa 6; Sanford, <5. Base on balls, o ff Alvtsrson 4; Cobb 0. Struck out, by Alverson 2; Cobb 0. First base on errors—Tampa, 2: Sanford 2. Passed ball, Hug­ gins. Umpire, Pieh. Time 2 bra. We Have Three Bargains On > , , * • Sanford Avenue Petersburg—Municipal pier constructed at cost $1,000,000, Tnmpn— Methodist church plan new $200,(0)0 edifice. dclbournii—Work to begin soon new $100,000 high school. M2(l .421 ' .38; SOU1 HERN ASSOCIATION Won Lost Pet New O rleans......... 35 23 .OiKI A tlan ta...................... 35 20 .547 Nushvillo . 31 2'.) .547 Chattanooga , ......... 31 33 .481 .Memphis..................... 31 34 .477 Mobile :tu TJ ,17'1 Birmingham .. .. „ ..28 32 .1(57 Little R o ck ........... 25 33 .431 American League Boston 2, Chicago I. New York 3, iM rolt 5. Washington 3, St. Louis 0. Philadelphia 12, Cleveland Southern Association Atlanta 3, l.ittc Rock 0. Birmingham I, Memphis 8. Mobile 3, Nashville 1. New Orleans 3, Chattanooga II South All Knoxville 8-1 Spartanburg 1 Asheville 17-i Others, rain. Today’s (James Florida Stale League Tampa at Sanford. St. Petersburg at Lakeland American League . Louis ut Washington, droit at New York, eveluiid at hiladelphin. liengo at Boston Additional stolen bases: Chnuncey, Sanford 3; Johnson, St. I uwulski, Lakeland 1; Butler, Lakeland 1; of stolen bases: Iaikelmul 83; St. Pete Cl); C RECORDS FOR FIRST HALF Ha PITCHER Shannon, St. Pete Hewitt, St. Pete .. Morris, St. Pete .. Brower, St. Pete .. Edwurds, St. Pete Luther, ljikeluud . Carter, Sanford „ Estrada, Tnmpn .. Cobh, Tumpu .. .. .. Butler, Lakeland .. I'iitman, Tampa „ Uuhnsen, Lake! Craig, Iuikvlainl Ji(light, S. Pete . Cooper, Tampa . Games Stk Ruse Wild Hit Com. (L W. L Av. Out Balls Pch Bat’r W. L 1 1 0 1.000 2 5 0 O i l ) I) 7 2 .778 41 25 2 4 7 0 4 3 1 .750 15 Id 1) 0 2 1 1 10 4 .711 GO 33 1 4 « 3 10 7 3 .700 21 15 1 0 0 3 12 8 4 .007 37 23 1 3 7 2 SPRINGFIELD, III., June 17.— Playing ball was America's nation­ al sport before Eric the Red dis­ covered Greenland, and tile tnisobnl leagues of today are not very dif­ ferent from the circuits that drew big crowds to its games when Daniel Boone was cutting his |lrnt teeth on a bear-claw necklace. Additional proof of tlit - is found in the autobiography of Black Hawk, last of tho great Indian war chiefs who fought in Illinois. IItold of i lie great ball games that a a il to lie played among the tribes in the Mississippi Valley, and re­ lated that from 5011 to lOtlo per­ sons often played on a side. Another feature, the autobiog­ raphy relates, was gambling which took place among the tril.es, atal individual Indians on tho out­ come o* . man often risked all his worldly goods in a wager on the home team. There may have been Indian Italic Ruths back in those days also, for liluek Hawk told lu.w each tribe or village had its favorite team, and said that to excel in the game brought distinction' upon the play» r. The annual festival games in which the championship was de­ cided were of sufficient importance to bring every friendly tribe to the appointed meeting ground. Mulsh, Sanford A Ivors San fou Fisher, Tampa . Ery, laikeland Kelly, Sanford Peterson, Tampa Snowden, Sunfori Jackson, Sanford Alvarez, Tumpn Cusack. Sanford Bryant, Sanford Kdilntnn, Tampa McRae, laikdand Overstreet, Tamp; Gross, Lakeland Every time you buy a gallon 3 1-8 cents _ Florida J. H. JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property Easy Repayment Plan ’ Office in new Mcrriwenlher Building •Jnd Street. ! 11 Funds immediately available subject Iq ti examination. St. Petersburg Lakeland ....... Tampa ............ Totals ......... 33 0 II 27 0 2 Sanford ......... Score by innings: St. Petersburg .. .. 101 Oil 000—4 Lakeland ............. 000 000 Otlx—0 Lakeland........ Summary: Two base hits— Tnm pn............ Shannon, Brown, Brazier, Pon­ Sanford ........... der (2), Besse. Three hare hit, St. Petersburg Francis. Stolen Imikcs, Ponder, NATIONAL LEAGUE Francis, Doyle, Messner. Double Won Lost Pet play, Doyle to Barnes. Left on base, St. Petersburg 8; Lakeland 0. Bases on halls, off Hewitt, 2; llntler 2. Struck out by Hewitt 5; Ery 4. Hits, off Hewitt 10 in 7 1-3 innings; Knight I in 2 1-3; Butler, 4 in 3 Fry, 4 in 0. Hit bv pitcher, by Butler (Barnes) Hewitt, (Francis). Winning pitcher, Fry. Losing pitcher, AMERICAN LEAGUE Knight. Umpires, Ross and Ware. Won Lost Pet. Time 2:02. Philadelphia ............. 35 18 .*Ui7 Washington................ 35 10 /.IS C h ica go...................... 27 20 /rOJ Cleveland....................2<1 28 | .481 St. Louis 31 IIU70 Results Yesterday’s i Two Walks, Two Errors, a Hit And A Fielders Choice Net Tampa 2 Runs In Eighth; lip To Fatal Inning, Winners First Half Lead With Four Runs;'Highlanders Net Six Tallies In Eighth Frame LAKELAND, June 17.—The Highlanders won their second game from the Saints here Tues­ day, by staging a rally in the eighth, winning the gnme 0 to 4. Tho Snints to the eighth had scored four runs on eight scatter­ ed hits, getting nwny in the first when Butler was a hit wild. He kept the Highlanders to four hitH until the eighth, when they scor­ ed their runs off six hits nnd u walk. The Box Score. ST. PETE AB.K. II.PO .A.E. Johnson, rf........ 3 1 1 1 0 0 Shannon, If........ 5 0 l 1 0 0 Doyle, 3b............ 5 2 1 4 2 0 Messner, 2b........ 3 0 2 2 2 0 Brown, cf........... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Barnes, Hi......... 3 0 0 H 0 0 Martin, ss........... 4 0 0 1 2 0 Besse, c............. 4 12 0 1 0 Hewitt, p.......... I 0 0 0 I 0 Knight, p............ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Morris, rf........... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Are Now Receiving Application For Phone (»! F gasoline , you pay tate Tax. # , �. tn . -iMT, " «r-iV-.w W kJ** ■FPit?,'/?.’ 'V ’ .-.Y *? s t*v wM?*_ j ; ~~ j^ESDAY, JUNE J 7 ,J 9 25. TH E ____ * i*•*» ■ rgwikStjurt**: .••i • - Herald Classified Ads are quick 1 The Herald’s M arket Place Call 148. FOR A L L S E E K E R S OF O PPO RTU N ITIES Classified Directory ■fard Dailr H irild IT AD. RATES Advertistnpr I frnm patron* and eol, rBl Immrdlalely for __ lOe n line ___He a line __ 0 e a line ..4 e n line ^•»o« Typa double above Kjttced rate* are for con"dita inaeritona. Lpj, of average len g th ; rauntrd a line. J(n charge 10c f o r flr a t rtlon. iTtrtltlna ■* rentrlcted to Lr et»e«lflc*tlon. 5 trror I" m a d e T h e flnnl HfraM will be reaponalb le one In correct Innertlon. tifftleer f o r Biibeequont joe. The o f f i c e ahould l>a Immediately In caee o f It-no S- fS-word) line. . to Anvr.iiTiHF.nH FOR SALE—One two-horse old E. SPUUL1NG, Rdb-ili vision1TO REACH tho prosperous farm hickory wagon. Good condition, specialist. Subdivision to Orers and fern growers of Volusia gauge. Price $00, 11, M. Itunibiando, Florida, and F l o r a county advertiso In the DeLand ley. Box 303. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash way. with order. FOR SALE—One two-horse yellow Jacket Spraying machine in per­ MAINE— Wntervllle, Morning Sen­ TIN AND METAL WORK fect shape. Practically new, nt $125 tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple nro interested in Floridn prop­ II. M. Itumbley, Box 393. JAMES II. COWAN—All kind* erty. Reach them through tat of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. Sentinel. Kate card ou applica­ EVERT TRUE Water nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak tion. Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ r--~ phone 111. A LITTLE WANT AO in The Herald will bring you big re -1 suits. Advertise those old articles • MIRRORS KESILVEKED Furniture bought nnd sold. Call you have stored nwny nnd hnve j cr — Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 017. no use for. A litle thirty-rent ml, — — may bring you several dollars. ] ~ — Phone 118 nnd n representative w ill; i Building: Material call to see you. ft FLORIDA— (3RLANDO — Orando Irando l \/V MIRACLE Concrete Co, general morning Scntinal; largest clnssi-l V] i cement work, sidewalks, build- fied business, rate lc a wordI, min- y 1Injt blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. imum 21c cash with order. Ternilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the HJLL LUMBER CO. House accepted wnnt nd medium in R k V = Service, Quality nnd Price. Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. Lumber nnd Building Material TAMI’ A, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Y<i: U, M Y K N l F e i i T Carter Lumber Company C vO O O A N D i----------Times, the great home dally N. Laurel St. Phone 505 rate lMic per word, mininum. I charge 25c cash with order. Write ' for complete rate card l*,r,i ; representative thor1 rfimlllar with rales, rules „,lflr*tlon, will give you ,1, information. And ir r,.,h they will assist you arilng your want ad. to j tt more effective. (ttlwre should give their tr postoffice address as Tu their phone number If llnlre results. About one 1 r rut of a thousand has a ■a*, nnd the others cnn’ t Caicate with you unless Ikaon your address. |turontlnnaae* M f S T h* j la per»«»» *1 T h e Na*I Hernial office nr by letTelr phone d U ea w tl*. are uul vnllU. Service Efficient. THIS JINESS DIRECTORY ONE BUCKEYE incubator, 120 eggs, 50 chick brooder, poultry wire thorough bred bar rocks, Rhode Island iletis. Also Dort touring car in good condition. ** Mrs. Watson's 2201 Oak Avenue. FOR RENT—Furnished apart ntent or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave. Booms For Kent FOR RENT— Furnished, two or three room apartment. Private bath, 20« E. Third, Phone 410. •SHARP. DAVID B. HYEB 148 \U C IU T E C T pitied Directory i l o m b c f JL L i Ron# B u ild in g Orlando, F lo r id a SSINO — ft'/iiUigrnphing, |sr nnd mailing—ns you it—when you want it, fill. II. E. Porch, First tail Bank Bldg. BY CONDO ItTl’RF. AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. FART ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. W. Central Ave. Orlando, MIOIIILES FOR KENT f-A-REEL Car. Drive 11 idf. Oak nnd Second St. 3. AUTOS FOR IURK hah tir:it sim p 111 Magnolia Ave. fi First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children. Lost, And Found \\ China make lovely u ifls The Ball Hardware Elton J. Moughton HELL CAI’ K I’s best in Service and QunlEirst Street nnd Park Ave- Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST J«rne, Huiil'ine, tnjtrow- DRUGS Imc Nalla, V’3 DRUG STORE — PreJtions, Drugs, Soda*. Wo *> near you us your phone. 103. M---ivy CnO- nu.Ki »r I'ruil nifcln feel. itu. «•. i.. cint.nti OrUmlo. Yowtll lirrw rimnt). IUdn. fcllevmioc e l e c t r ic a l ‘^FORD ELECTRIC CO. hwsors to Gillon A Platt •ignnlin. Everything elec* Fhone 422. Elcctragith *4 W. II. LONG MEAT MARKET 419 Hanford Ave. Sanford, Fin. WdNO STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES ADVERTISING g-ta resultn if It reaches potential buyers. PnIntka Daily News is circulated in an indust ial nrnl agricultural sec­ tion. ft- -Three stntmnB. M«g* *»nd Second. Firnt nnd Eiin, Vrd Avenue and 10th Street, zervice. FLORIST H. A. SPEIR Contractor and Builder ,99-M — Phone — .193-M [ART THE FLORIST" f?**rj for an occaaionn. “ kyrtlH. I’honj 260-W BY 2108 PALMETTO AVE. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your «"L*eriptinn tc the Tribune nr hnnd t tn your C,cnl dealer no you can read Floridn’* greatest rcwjr-nr'o». One year $8.00, C, months I4.0C, three rnojtha $2.00. If you dcaire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your order. "DO YOU WANT to buy or Bill anything?” If bo advertiso In the ’‘Gainoavilla Sun.” O a n 't CUT ^ Y n p »-M e ..J O h A E :‘5 ub L E A V lrrc* T O W N A N O S W O HE. V /C U L O T A K E YUM - H E J U W P H O S C D T H A T HE. l*a AT T v te. WANTED—Position ns or foreman on Irurk orange grove. Address :Di3A-Route . ---- f>; r>ZXJ __ < y\ X MING. CJITH p-11N O , e iT M tS G l t— T ( Seventy-live acres, five in (trove, six room house. UghtinK sysltm, out buildings, on hard road. Twenty minutes ride, immense development with­ in half mile. Worth fifteen thousand, if sold nt om-e T I’N TiKHlSANp. TKUMS . mnnng-w farm or “ l«” Box r WANTED—Under-graduate nurse, also de-ire lady with good charac­ ter nnd ability to leant nursing, in small hospital. Room, board, laundry and salary. Apply in pvr-im with letter of introduction nnd Mrimimcndntinii, The Orlande Sanitarium and Hospital. 15 W Livingston Ave., Orlando, Fla. Seminole Business Exchange 221-H. First Street, Opposite I'ostofficc 3 rm ft?— . i. -------------- i H U * , - bfr r- - _ _____________ - c- Cr-.kfei — ' WANTED—Double bed, kitchen ti blv, four chairs, cooking uton-1 s i l dishes, bedding. Seminole County Welfaru Board, plume 113. 'Vt 1-i . ji -i h s 'I oaatiMagMnggcu^MaiDiiiiHaaBuanHanBMHaRHnKnrxnaoxgiiMBU On the Market! WANTED To rent by July 1st., small modern unfurnished hnuiu 1 Close In. Apply T. F. Hay, Mob­ ley's Drug Store. Automohilca WORLD LEADERS FOR 3(i YEARS EQUIPMENT ON CADILLAC IllUt K Have you roum* to rent or Home second hand furniture to noil ? Use Tho Herald's classified page nnd get results. First St red extension Water front— l.ots P> tmtl I. Ulock (' Sure to be in demand. [Redness Sile:i— Lots 9, IB, ‘ti nnd Ulovk M, Entrance on two streets. IOxcellenl for ifaniRe or deiiartment store. Apartment House Site— I.ots 17 and 1^. Uloek 11. An opportunity for small investor. I. W. rhillips’ Sons.... OAKLAND IV T i l t : K ill) I IT AIM IIT OK T i l t : U l O I V I H JL'UIITAI. K illUl IT UK F L O R I D A , IV AMI KUH HHIlIXOl.t: n i l A T V. IX I II VM lUIV . I ITATIUA M.iruuri-t II VVlill*. joln.’ it by lior Imi. i,,iii,I an,I t i n t frlcinl. 1. U i Mil T i l l . A M ) PAIN T (■-• p -'n l Tti at H a u l You b: . .• 1,0 HI INI. I ' U M KlM1PA.nl l l i lliitfiiut.i, A r -s I'!i **h** via Bodwell Really Co., Inc. E a r le T . F ield Fellows’ Service Station i n ; 4 1. KhT ATl* — 1VV 11HT4I i : \ t h tut A Elm. Phone 117-W SERVICE WITH A SMILE 211 E. FIItST ST. W. II. SMITH, Mt:n. w* a a a « a a a a a a a « a H * » s i 30 3iaa*Ba* n a a a *tia a a n »n a a a a u B »a n |,<>M.v Puli -to o - l ln u o b - v Mil.; Snnford K’ loriila By GEORGE MeMANUS N /H E R E Ub T H A T G A R D C h i : ^ ? I TO L-O HIM T O <m »T T H E C A T AH " f i R J N c ; HIM T O M E - v------- - tJ M s. S A T - V/VIE«E. H AVE T O O e>E.EH?| V /A H T E . O T O C) W E THAT CAT TO A MAN CAJT ir.V T O O L A T C N O W r. P ‘K (. ih e ca ,t a A ."WOMAN HAO Hlbl AM DIDN’T W A H T '.T Q j< 4 lV E h im u p - i H A O ^ r o 'i ; t v e ' p .a h AVJAT F R O M M E AH' W HEM t Ca u g h t u p “ 1 T o H IM H ER . F N E . d T O CiUT H IM CsACk: - Tul Li? V /vA« % J.T: '— C l • j' o l u ARS- ruiilpliiliiiilit V*. Jo.i'lilt At. Arrmlonila, i t *1.. I lofumlant* T •> J o h ■- p li At. ArrciloniU. If llvlnu (lint 10* wife. Arr<-,P>niin. If livin g, v h » > « i ‘ hrl»tl,iit imiin- lit u n k n o w n ; John i*. Thorp,'. If livin g, ami w lf » . Kmoia 5'. Ttlorp*. If l iv in g : linvhl I’ Uruvr*. If living, amt wire ---------— tlMVt-i, If livin g, w Iiiiho r i i r l . l l m mini" U u n k n o w n ; mnl Mary M H r , ,,nl. If llvlnu. ntnl If elthrr. any in ill of, buIiI partlu* he ■l■ ■,I. In nil purlieu c la im in g Interval* nu­ ll, i Joaaph M. Arrauond*. ,i> , * I. ami vvlf,, — A r r c lo m la . d*c i . i .<■<!, w I,,, hit I'hrla tUn l u n u I-* 'u n k n o w n : John Thorpe, ifnretiaril. uml wife. Kmmw T. Thorpe. I il.ee,i . ,-it; I >,iv 1,1 I*. Crave*. d«] i' c.i k c I. uml w ife.---------- llravea, ,1.reuaeii. w lime I'hrla llan ham* U ' u n k n o w n , ami Mary M Secoril. r . a a . i l , uml to nil partlea rlalm* ing Interenl* unilc, M , , . . , E t.«vy, ) ,l> ci'u.eil; Win. T raver*, ilvreaiieil; uml John Konlu*. Uereuaeil; or nthe rw lie. In ami to l h « f o l l o w i n g Jeaerlbeil luml*. -Ituule. ly in g ami b e ­ ing In the iTty o f Sanforil. C ou n ­ ty o f Sem inole ami Hinre o f Kloriila, more pa rticu la rly ile*crlb*il a* follow*, t o . w i t : All o f llloek* One ( 1 ) , T w o It), Three ( 3 ) uml F ou r ( I ) , o f Orange It right*, a* Per plat th e r e o f i lu lf o f record In Plat Hook 3. on page 14. nf the public record* o f SentIn ole County, Klorlda. and to any ami all oth er peraan* w h o . " name* a r » u nknown, c la im ­ ing any right, title or l o p r M t in ami lo Otr land* herein above »!«»• erlbed, or any pari o r parcel there­ of. II In hereby irilrred ih at you and each o f vou h, and aptn ur b e ­ fore our s l i d Clrc-ilI’ Ci’ iiri at tho Court IIoum ) at Sanford. Florida. ••14 llie 7th day o f September, A l>. j I'Jji. and then and there m a k e an|» n - r tu the bill o f com pla in t e x ­ hibited again*! you tn thl* cau*« It I* fu rther ordered that thl* order ho published In the Sanford Herald, n n e w ip a p e r puhll*he«l la Sanford. Seminole l.’ oun y, Florida, I unci- ach Week ( o r eig ht io t i. e e ‘ UtlVe uh-' C i. C l 923 av Int-u Feature S ervice, Irc Griat Britain ri*hl» reaerved. 31H DODGE SERVICE W litre. _= Money. M»niifnrturvil HIS I I'or,I T om rlnir l nr. Iltsa I'orii T o u rt n * C i r . IOCS 1 o n l lliin n b oot I'ar. mill Kuril linn tl>OI l-'orJ 1‘ nnrl l l r l l i r r r . II. II M l TO •OMIS: I'KOI'I.H ROLLS-ROYCE t il EVitOl.KT I'hone H Bhrl.-m-l.ln'l.lrl I ' . l . l K.ilil l>V USED CA RS lima Kuril Cxupr— l l t l r x x , PACKARD I']very tiling b’or the Sportsman At BaM Hardware First Cornu. u AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ N gusta, Gn.—Augusta’s groalcfit n classified medium, rate cnsh ,09c n charge. 10c per line, minimum ^ T A T iO N • I'M A O H H A b E S O THE. C A T R tC W tT Q S /E g , - — Investors Attention! VV A N T E D ! y i , ,'GING UP FATHER 7 LOST— Brown portfolio with pa­ pers on road between Orlando nnd DoLnnd. If found, please send to .Ins. H. Suttle, c. o. Dixie Music Co., Tampa. P O U t_ L C .^ N 'r C u t a “O-Mn c fV'T H IT . dS SsiL -V - -if£> a n .-t s - .j ___ mlllt-m iii»!l.,r brin g* acr*>x» l-:ne«rtibin U.,> l u r t f d ; >|ii i f t a r mttllon .fitllar npi-rn Dona* under ennxlruc1 t)«. »; t v n n l l l l n m tx-lng np»-nt on i l i l g b w u i ; ar> ti-xl rha nc* f o r llv-> ■i! „ v .lo i „ - r » in k - i t•< n.i Kr«on<1 floor. Wrlin |lovrlnfonatit I rnant Tli » l*unaacol* N»w». Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FOUND—Automobile license. The owner may hnve same by cal­ ling at Hernlii office and identi­ fyin g and paying for this ml. “Ir- ' i I'niahfi'i; » two FOR SALE—Space on the page fur classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? =< SO read through t h e classified adver­ tisements and l c a m for yourself why classified advertising is so important. i TT I D K V K M il’ KIiH a T T K F T I O N — P - ni.K'ol.i in tjuulnnl'ii; tnn x r - a i n l d«velopniAnt In Otertilii'n lilxlery; a Imlr mlllliin dotlar h la h w n j to 11»* »»ir bind'h )e*t K iV t lF O 'G r -~ YOU Pick Up Today’s Herald LOST — Pebble leather pocketbook containing between $20.00 and $511.00 in currency. Finder please return to A. M. Adams and receive reward. C£T Fte T.AkCS IT, W'EHT " I R C I N I \ —Clurltehurir. The Clai Uahurv Exponent, m ornin g In cluding Sunday, m orn ing l»*u« t cent per w ord, minimum Us. ADVERTISE tn tT> Jnurml-Hern!d, South Georgia’s greatest nevrsMCf^,f»miug, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Cl ".unified rate' Chinaw are in lln glish P orce­ IA: per line. Wnyerusa Juurnallains, Hovarian and Japanese Herald, Waycroa*. Georgia. |E AUTO SERVICE Day a r c h it e c t |*rht. Meets nil trains. Basrpnsfer. Phonn 551 and 113-W First National Hank Hldft, CAFF. S a n f o r d ,------------- - Florid.* TOO ^ U R E Th a t Y e t ) A R E t o «^c : t RlO OF T H A T toqat ? REFINED woman wants work. good writer and speller, also expert with needle in sewing, re­ pairs, etc. Address Mrs. B. Cure of Herald. Cicou 4ND iFMRP r Many men and women have become habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. Misceiliwcous HOW)'2 . Y O U | < r d o c ^ t K'Mc=4E./ c v e ,R p .n f PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRend about it in the Palm Bi ach Post. Sample copy cent on reluest. IIILTON’S ‘difilrTu Qassifipd advertisements Live come to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. FOR RENT— Front bedroom. Call FOR RENT—Six Room house. nt 321 Magnolia after six o'clock. corner 10th nnd Elm. Unfur­ nished. 919 Elm Avenue. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. FOR RENT—Two furnished bed­ rooms. 202 Park Avenue. Lincoln House. & For Space In This Id I R E C T () It Y PHONE - FOR SALE—Ford Roadster in |FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for Model 23— light housekeeping. G18 Laurel good condition. $1'J5. N. II. Garner. Avenue, k ,.ir4 fa pla ce w ith in r n t f lit the p r o p lr nf Hanford lira* an o f t e n needed. Ikla lint w h e n *ny apr|enlrr In t r g a l r M . It In nlphnbriU-ullr fur l a iir n l r a r r , ryv'AVvV\ FOR SALE—fi room house. Cheap FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg., 205 Onk Ave. Inquire up­ —J. T. Pope, Contractor, 513 stairs. C. T. Smith. Celery Avenue. FOR RENT — Cottage—John MusFOR SALE: Pair of mules, five aon. years old and without bclmishes; also good two-horse wagon. All APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ going to sell at some price at once. tractive nnd convenient. Call See them at Mr. Dyson's. Centrnl at Herald office for further in­ and French Avenues, Sanford, Fin. formation. J. BOfflRTANT NOTICB For Kent m V vcO FOR I1IG RESULTS advertise in ■FOR SALE: My 10 acres farm on LEWIS O’ BRYAN. Office in tho FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY ; Cnmcron Avenue, close to Moore Seminole Hank Building Annex. NEWS—it covers llroward County j Station, small cash payment, renthoroughly which is one of tho [sonablo terms. S. E. Barrett, Box Phone 417-L 3. most rapidly crowing sections on 95, Jacksonville, Fla. 'the Florida East Coast. Sample |—— ------- .--------------------------------- . TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS copy »,nd rate enrd upon request. FOR SALE—One large Davenport anil one lnrge wardrobe. All All makes of typewriters for LEARN ABOUT YoT* County and quartered oak, also one side hoard. sale on easy terms, for rent, also Ijikcland, thn.ogh the Star-Tele­ One hull rnck, Beurdnll Ave. John repairs. Office .supplies. Room 9 gram. Best advertising medium in Pexoid, Sr. Ball Bldg. South Floridn Published mornings. Star-Telegram, lakeland, FI*. FOR SALE— Pure bred English PRINTING setter pups, T. L. Brown, OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia Gazette. Phone -11 l-W. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Engraving, Embossing. See ns district. Want ad and display FOR SALE— House nnd three first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. rates on request. lots. ?2,500—1376.00 Cnsh bal­ Ii. R. Avc.-Commerctal St. ance $25 monthly, including Intere n u w m fH m s.) i.n u n r a —ciaee- eat. W. V. Wheeler, Phone 101-J, Wrd adt have the Urge*! circu­ lation In 8 onthwe*i*ru Georgia U » E. Socond St. BEAL ESTATE imt m!». wHl *• **- AND PRO FIT For Sale For Sale LAWYER i; Cash In Advance Prompt. T ~ and Results |T u r n - o v e r s rtKjua. • ---- ■*- week*. . . . , VVITNKSS my hand and th e ee*l I o f (he Circuit Court o f the Seventh I Jmllc al Circuit o f Ihe M at» i „ f Florida, in ami f o r Henilu*U« V’ -iun* * * M Pile the i l h day 04 l J u n f . 'M . I*. V. IL H O r n L A W , Ct.rk o f Ihe Circuit Court o f tl*C Sevensh Judicial Circuit o f f t o trld-i In ami f " r Sem inole County. l!i A M. W K K K A li. C. j ISRAI<> I IW i'otle* A Suenver. , ‘-ollcitor*. and id 4“ouft*cl | f o r |ue CoiupUtnaiU ;3 t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 17, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 17, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 17, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c147db576249dc236028c517c3b575dd.pdf 3ed38d65754f82e1e7fc4b095e901b9e PDF Text Text a irtf i (Ion, liv eliest Gairdcri Land ------- =— fit)LUMN XV. , lit; i ASSOCIATED I’llESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, Til BSDAY, JUNE 16, 1925. PRICE FIVE CENTS [CEE WOULD Three Ministers OF Sanford 1IVIDF E ALITMH JjVIUE W RM ^A c onr de TD heepol or yr e O f E v o l u tTi or fna l nnrv m rn n m in iA ii FOR EXTENSION T o Formally F n v m a llu O n u n Second Q n /.n n d To Open NUMBER 273. iChinese Slogan N ow Half Season Here Todav HEART DISEASE!“« £ * ' £ 0 F! BULKHEAD retty Sweetheart of CLAIMS LIFE OF; On Materialistic Teaching Hanford Construction Com­ Slain Youth Asserts pany Now Casting Concrete, i’iles Use in Building If Will Is Broken RAILROAD CHIEF StateIIas Right To Itetaining Wall On EastSide tnl* ___ Han Theory, SaysKing If old Jupiter Pluvius doesn't interfere, Nick CniVeri# CeleryFed*. hack homo after n disastrous visit to St. Petcrsbuhg. will for­ mally open the ipcond half of this afternoon with Charlie Allen's Tampa Smokers na their oppon- The I,sal aggregation dropped lwo games to the Hlockmen last wek In the "Sunshine City." both contests having been lost iiy large scores. The club's poorest plnying of the season wns recorded in fOi* St, Petersburg where the pitcher* were hit hard and error* on the Announcement was made this part of Carter's proteges were in She’ll Split Fortune Following Murder morning by Manager Nick Carter abundance. — *----of the Sanfonl team that several Final Bids May Be Hut It's going to Ik? a different m»t a r r ^ i r T t n i r s n r i x r \ a r Of British Subject new players are expected to ar.'■ - - A w a y a, New U , ' | & * n t . l . Accepted Wednesday rive here this week-end nnd Hint mnindcr of the season, nceonling In Rail Business 18 Years they will soon nppcnr in the line­ to the Fnnford manager, who i* ; Three of Sanford’s six ministers City Commission Receives up. One oT these, an outfielder now in the midst of negotiations Conlidge’s Refusal to Alter NEW YORK, June 16.—Julius today scored the evolution theory Two Bids for Dredging and named Crawford was expected to which will bring to this city sev­ Sugar Duties May Lead To front Chicago nt noon today. eral players to (ill weak spots on Kruttschnitt, former chairman of ........ ......K, , v„ in statements given to The Hanford efense Offers Many the hoard and directing head of the Hernld and deplored the nation- One For Retaining Wall arrive Unngrt^Niomtl Change Or Another outfielder who ha* been the tenm. Nothing definite was nlnvhg center field In college has© given out today o„ the proposed Pacific Company, died wide controversy that hat boon Objections To Testi­ Southem Flexible Provision Of Acl British Consul Sends concrete piles for use in ball in (be Carolina* is also en­ changes, some of the deals not • tonday. occasioned hy the coming trial of theFifty construction of the cant able mony of Miss Pope Mr. Hruttscnnitt died at tht* I’rcs- *Iohn T. Scopes, Tennessee school bulkhead wall extemdon ate he,, g i ,route lureT1„.andrrrrivilur will be given a having been d ‘finitely closed hut Vigorous Protest On WASHINGTON, June tO .-P nsCllll of lht. within a week's time several new byterian hospital at J o’clock Mon- teacher, who is harged with violaideal Coolldge’s refusal to alter to.Jay. hy the Snnford Sanford team may also bo face* will be seen in the local line­ MacKcnzic Killing CHICAGO, June 16.—Miss day morning. He was taken to the' tion of the state law which forbids raat the sugar tariff will cause n move structmn Company, , .. „f „n up. it Is announced. .. , __, although final. i strengthened hy the nddition of jbellc Pope will divide Billy hospital three weeks ago for a the teaching of the theory in the .bid* in the next congress to reopen n>r the work have not > catcher from Birmingham, Ala., minor operation and apparently public schools of that state. Manager Carter SHANGHAI. June 16.—Ono , Meanwhile . „ , , Ad<‘t the Konlnoy-McCumbir bill and UcClintock’s million dollar es- was been accepted and the contract# ho , t | , f th * ’ ’ Recovering when an unexpected That evolution is not i science claros for the Smoker series, the trike out the flexible tariff pro­life for every* Chinese foreign 8J ale “fifty-fifty” with Iowa heart attack set in, causing his and an unproved theoryy based runfun by lho Cil,y Tht- Sanfonl manager was in team U somewhnt lietter organ- vision which empower* the nexecu rrii. life taken in thu .Shanghai etnpowor* gins of his mother if the death. ixed than it was last week in St. materialistic r.b" w"“ ?IS,1US I „!? t hU mura"' hi'rh >,»,irit* 0Vcrienm 1,10 after Pr""l»*ct:* tu increase or lower duties rb ls thc slogan adopted by a rr]uvcnntr(j two Petersburg. This afternoon, he livep,,r - _______ — ..._ - • g incur h red T. Williams this m r J leaving it to William Dar- Funeral arrangements had not . , the Chinese in protest distrib­ ■men made but ids former railroad ministers, who declare that tench- *n? ;., _ , , , i dnrs of rest nnd helioves that the nsserts. will see n different spirit jijf Shepherd, his foster fatli- associates The flexible tariff will he at­ said that he probably ing the theory will bring about we5°,. c ■. „ ‘ Celery Fed* will make n belle in the boys, which he believes will uted today after the killing of ttis broken, she testified up- would be hurled at New Orleans, much harm and will tend to under- ",eeUn»f ,,f thc, ^ T t Mon- showing .....-----------------for themselves during this bring victory over the Smokers tacked a* unconstitutional, liecause William W. MacKemde, Eng­ i,;., .., i i___ ' ...j.... ,i... r>!«.i r>..t day afternoon, two bids 1 km ,lg re­ it gives the president revenue­ i cross examination at Shep- his old home. mine faith in the Bible nnd in God. week. (Continued on Page Eight) making authority, cumbersome lish subject yesterday, other­ All true sciences, they point out, cehed on the dredging work nnd Mr. Kruttschnitt’g retirement li’s murder trial today. one for the retaining wall. The nnd a failure. wise the situation is unchang­ May 31, last, closed a career cuv- go hand in hand with the teachings Stiil wearing her engagement ering more than 48 years in a serv­ of the Bible nnd those theories that the city engineer and City Manager Radical and progressive con­ ed ii\ this seething city of in­ kc, presentation of which, the ice of American's carriers which do not conform to this, arc not the city engnecr and City Manager gressmen intended to make an is­ dignation and unrest. W. B. Williams and recommenda­ fctr contends wns the signal for culminated in his assuming the su- worthy of recognition, sue to the Fordney-McCumber net. Furthur report* received from filliani Darling Shepherd to nil- pervision of the Southern Pacific "Evolution is not a science, hut tions will he made at another The opening shot was fired today by Basil Manly, director of the Chung King Riukinng nnd Nnnkin sinister the typhoid germs to as the heir of the lliirrimat, tradi-lnn unproved theory," declares mcetin*.* of the City Commission Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock IJW.OOO MeClintock estate, tlu 1101,1,, railronding. Pruplo’a Legislative Service, a l*»- described the Aituution nt theae Ui.v. p, |). King, pastor of thc it wns announced today. Follette organization. He declare points i* Increasingly grave, For­ nare young woman added her **>* ceding of active management Baptist Church of this city, in a The bid of the Globe Dredging id the president acted In the sugar eigner.* nt Nanking nrc considered to the mesh of circumstances was in deferenco of the road’s rule| statement to The Herald o„ this ease without consideration of the in great danger the British consul t state is seeking to weave about that its executive .should give up matter, lie states that the teach- Company, of Savanna!,, Gn., wns nnd fnmily, it i* reported, have the lowest for the dredging work question involved. 50 year old lawyer. the Mins when they reaehet! the injf of sciences In the schools is at 25.5 cents per cubic yard. The Washinglondoverumonl Plans Underworld Must Be Whipped fundamental taken up their residence at the Manly said the progressive bbaMuch of Miss Pope’s array of agu of three-score and ten and was not oheetionnble, but that evolu- olhor bj(| Was by the Seaboard To Ftiuzle Before Campaign of congress will unanimously ad­ American consulate. To Weight AcIsUatherThan usations against the man who not due to any apparent lenscning tion, which is not a science, is The British Consul-General to­ was 2.’ vocate divesting the president of Dredgin'? Company and Words; Kellogg’s Action Nls Over, Officials Assert; H Trilled her marriage to young of his personal <|ualificalions. often taught as a fact instead of cents per cubic yard. day vigorously protested to tho i© flexible tariff powers. , The first intimation of ini|mircd a theory nnd thus exercises its SkClintoel; was kept out hy dcOver 100 Suspects Arrested An basis for their argument civil governor nnd foreign com­ Hits Been Fully Debated The estimate of the city engi­ „ bse objections, and her story was health enme to the railroad world worst influe,nr'. His statement neer for the maximum tost of that the scheme has been a failure missioner because of thc killing of three weeks ago when it wns learn- jr, fu|| follows: ft completed a t adjournment. CHICAGO, Jane 16—Six this was, however, it was learned, WASHINGTON, June 16.—Sharp the liberals any its purpose was to Mac Km lie. leather bound book;% N lf,ch IIk# Shepherds were ‘nice" to e.l ho had sustained (he heart at­ "The Scopes afTair in Tennessee was 25 cents per cubic yard und j language used by President Cnllcs The shooting occurred about give a scientific tariff, which could tack which proved fatal early yes­ has and will liuvu many regret­ police say form a complete ^r, testified Miss Pope, until it terday. the Globe company has agreed to of Mexico in ins public reply to be baaed on expert investigation 1:30. .MneKinzic and his compan­ revelation of the operations usme known that "Hilly's" ill­ results. Some good may thut price should it !»e awarded the Secretary Kellogg’s warning that liv a tariff commission possessed ion are British subjects. Under the Krut'schmitt director­ table of one of Chicago’s largest ations toward her were serious. come from this trial; perhaps contract. j continue! American support fori of production cost fact*. MacKenxic foil lifeless over the ship, the Southern Pacific grew in much good. The arrest of Prof. liquor rings, have came into The only bid received for tht id* government depended on the Instead, they maintain, it flexes steering wheel of tho automobile, is tiie eontention of the proa- twenty years from a road of ten possession of authorities in only one direction, and that up­ and Miss Duncan immediately by an ev;,- con tructin" of piling for thc re- protection of the live* ami riel" Intioi that Shepherd decided thousand miles with annual earn-! | ^ ! r ? ,wns deigned by 1H through a drive on gangsters. ward. Rath«r than accept th© seized the wheel nnd drove until en flaying the youth, who for ing- of $| 13,000,001) to 1(1,000 milei ''itiunot, and the tri.il will be ti- taining wall was made by the San- "f American.* in Mexico, failed to In a raid on the headquarters ford ('on: truetion Company rc- day to evoke nay answer from ad findings of the commission the she reached a point where police I pears had I'cen Jiis foster ison, witi, earnings of more than $300, namrwl largely by ovolulmniats. of the Genua brother:', police present <1 b.v M. It. Hutton. Two| ministration official', here. It was president, according to their assistance was available. She re­ irn ho realized 'that nu^iago 000,000, placing it third in tli.* 1C: I Baptist .Minister's Belief found records of liquor re­ charge, has consistently gnu© out- ceived wounds in both hands whilo mill deprive them of a luxuri- of national carriers, lie was rc-l "Evolution i not a scioncc. Ii hundred feet of (ids wall, in pine©, mad© plain, however, that the ceipts, of shipments, name* tide the commission for informa­ •frlvlnr life obtained by the guardian- putrd to he mat of a group of half i* an unproven theory. No one ob- including anchors und coping, Washington govcrnim nt would of shiners©, prices received, with 15 foot piling, was put nt u iph acts rather than words in tion that does not appeal' iu the tp if the hoy and also would n dozen executives whose nitmial jeel* to science or the teaching of it was discovered that Miss and price* paid for thu ring's per lineal foot. The remain- determining its future course., record and ha* consisti'idly over­ Duncan, nk the will MeClintock had salaries exceeded J 100,00') annual­ r.clenco. Just recently the people who had never driven n product turned the commission majority. ing portion. 3,867 feet, the same The unusual procedure adopted of Oklahoma, Tennessee and North ute upon hecomirig "1 years old ly. cur, lm<l guided the machine with Intimations have reached the ■kidi named Shepherd as tile Born in New Orleans July 30, Carolina have decided tlmt this un­ kind of piling that it will Ik? 12 by Mr. Kellogg with the approval the dead body of her escort for CHICAGO, June 16.—Gnnklnnd Jitf Lcnelicinry. 185-1, the future cummunder-in- proven theory shall not Ik* taught 1-2 fc't long, was put at $31.25. j uf President *'oolidgo in resorting h on the run, municipal nnd coun­ progressive* that they will have more than 1000 yards into th« chief ill the Harrimaii lines gradu­ in their public schools. The mat­ A guaranteo that the work will to a Idunt public warning tlmt thu ty authorities asserted conllrciitly both old guard and Democratic .cttlenient;, finally coming to a Told of Study has 1k*c„ seriously considered [>o completed within 3lM» working i situation in Mexico City as lo Monday night after a 50 hour support in an effort to amend thu stop when the ear pitched Into [Shepherd also, told her of his ated from Washington and Lee ter law. Manly pointed out that its by several other state legislatures, day* was made by thc cnmpnny..l A|u?ricnniiUcr©rtswnsunanti*fuc- broadside university nineteen years later with against the gangster a ul eonstituUoiiality had never . been a six foot ditch. She then nwakIdy of typhoid fever, said Miss the degree of civil engineer. After tjuitc probably ufter the Sco| k>s 'lho 1,065 feet of additional bulk- lory, is now understood to have his gun. lor, and practiced duplicity in five years us a school teacher, he trial other legislatures will con­ heading on the east aide will ex- been fully debuted before it was attacked aoriyii'.'v, bnt t the ©tied residents of a nearby dwulfviiruiYucously, U was dccUrc.l! n^nl of to AtlArale to B tr *vouad» are trivial^ . aing Hilly before he lapsed into entered the services of thc Louis­ sider the matter. tend just beyond the cast end of decided upon, it represents the unconsciousness which pro­ iana and Texas railroad, now a int the drive against tororrism the president and revehuo1making . . . . __. r „ , „ "One of thc objections to thc Mayfair or to the old city limits, lifficultles encountered by Ambas­ that M his death that the presence part of the .Southern Pacific, us teaching of evolution in our it i* stated. Actual construction sador Sheffield in his efforts Which began Saturday would con- power*, wIiIcb which were reserved to w ,? /n WASHINGTON, June 17.—(By both the youth and Miss Pope resident engineer. schools is that while it is only a of tho^ retaining wall itself will through the usual diplomatic chan­ timie with unabated vigor "until congress by the constitution, 1* now Al’) —Tho killing Monday of W. nels to bring about satisfactory the underworld is licked to a fraz­ being ©urxtloncd. wild be necessary at the Bureau attracted the attention of E. theory it in frequently taught a* probubly In gin within a month settlements in cases where Ameri­ zle." ('resident Coolltlgu will resist W. MacKcnzic and the wounding !r them to obtain n marriage li­ It. He from this dale. Harriman in l'JOO when that a fact. Tho great majority of can-owned lands had been uxpnrattempts to open the tariff. After of his companion, Mis* Mary Dun­ .More than -100 au*|K'ct* bad been me. it was further learned that railroad Napoleon had obtained people seriously object to much priated or violated by squatter i. seeing him last week, Senator can, by Chinese snipers, promised placed under arre t at 6 o'clock The first change in the Shep­ control of th" Southern Pacific of the teaching of thc disciples of bonds fur the county fill on th© last evxcning. Smoot, Republican, Utah, said to shift the center ufl interest in Many notes nnd representations west side of Sanford, leading ard's attitude toward her was and was draw,, into tlmt organiza­ this unproven theory. tlicr. will l.< no tariff iinkering thu di.-ouo-i * iii thut country back Stilt©'* Attr rn©y Robert !"• hiivt hern directed to th© Mexican along th** lnkefrent to t.nko Mon marked while she was on a trip tion aa chief operating officer. In "Most certainly the state of Ten­ to Shanghai from Canton, al­ in the next session. In discussing Grown after a zonfciVnc© with r»k iin hi ami iliiiy to \S iscon- HUM his jurisdiction was widened nessee has a right to say what hall i r|H‘ will Ik? sold about Aug. I. foreign office in regard to these though official word of the new Chief of police Collins, and slieriff tile flexible tariff with callers the cases, with little evidence tlmt they not he taught in her tax-suppoited This comprises about one and p. Miss Pope testified. to include operation of the Union and more serious anti-foreign out­ I'eter M. Hoffman, asserted ve­ president has not defend'd it, but were b'-ing heeded, and it was felt thm* quarters miles while tlu* I “When we were at dinner Hilly Pacific nnd further extensions of school*. I f this is not true, then oven a sharply worded dirvl hemently "we will not let down ill lia* pointed out Hint it has not rage still was lacking. p i to Mi i. Shepherd: “(let down Kruttschnitt control were record­ Hi© "Rids" nnd tlu* Bolshevist city’s part for bulkhending and a tlmt Tiie Peking legations,’ ik was comniunicntion, rounding up mat-jour elfortts until wu have sent to Iwen in operation long enough for nnurebists will havo a liilnriou* fill to meet tho eounty’a work will 1<nth, you look like you were ed in railroad annuls from time to a full test. snid here, would b- sure to move ters on the strength of the anihis-| jail every gangster, Iwr runner, China," testified the young ' time, until the death of the elder time .-preading their pet theories.” i comiiiiso nearly two miles. Along quickly in demanding action by In his comment on the teaching this route the state has proud • d, sailor's personal report to the presi­ criminal, and lawbreaker wu are man. j Harriman. the Chinese central authorities. of evolution, Rev. T. J. Nixon, pa 1 1 declared to build state roud dent and secretary of state, would able to apprehend." Mrs. Shepherd said, "I wish I Even if it took place within tho A special session of the Cook have ...... likely to share in the to r of the Methwlist Church of Number Three Into Hanford, we in China. You promised to International settlement, where County grand jury Mommy indict­ same fate. this city, declares that "even n The •eduction in electric rates kb u on a trip around the world ed John ScnliMu and Albert Anforeign police are in charge, it Additional eonimunirntions with novice cun sec that one cause of hv the Southern Utilities Company Mh you when you became 21, wa* thought representations nlino, members of the beer run­ respect to pending cu . m *, it is un­ this evil is tlmt tho guesses, and , "• this city take* effect today ack'. I never expect to go now." ning Gunnu gunk whu were wound­ would hr made nt Peking, with derstood, will bo dispatched to not the facts, of science are somecording to information received ’’ Pop*! testified that her ncthe evil effects of its policy in in Saturday’s battle with the times used to utulermine tlie fuitli from local officials. The average Mexico City and will form the of­ ed ptmtance with the young milpolice. Each wn* charged with the championing thc rioters nt Shang­ ficial basis of future conversations rat of ieduction is alaiut 20 per of niipil".” WASHINGTON, June 16. _ P-naiic In gan while l hey Were cent, thu city manager said this IKitwe*, n embassy officials and the murder on two counts, one for each Federal income tux collections for hai pojnted out to the provisional Dr. Nixon Give* Ills View Mh school students. They beof the police officers tduiu. Ef­ CHICAGO, June 16.—Federal tax True science, lit! believes, dor i mmning and will effect a great foreign office there. Considered forts will bo made to have tlie-in the fiscal year ending June 30, government. P--- ; wn tliturts in'the Spring of revision of a character of the tax Official* here havo felt increas­ fur both the city and the ill the light of Mr. Kellogg’* decla­ and had an understanding, reform with such attendant reduc­ not conflict with the teachings of saving ration of policy, it i i (loped that brought) tii tnaj imniediaiely. may rcncli $1,77.5,0004)00, it was ingly confident Hint th© ugitution resident-* of Sanfonl. the Bible. Rev. Nixon’s statement Wtheir engagement wns not an- tions a* possible was urged in a |h ch|nei# Client* would Due to thin reduction, it is uu- they will be more effective l ban I’reltmiiiury hearing i were set foi ,.red id I Monday ut l ie Treasury., »wnei,| until July 1, PJ2I, their speech prepared by Frank W. follows: tomorrow. similar i ©presentations already c|er-tood from city officials Unit . T . ,i d 1 T (,Y : »«'t develop into tho general a t­ "Tho writer i* neither n law­ •zrriage being delayed because of Mendel!, war finance corporation . polled the June in* ailment, , k fo‘reignera which marked Raiding Squad* Arc Busy the matter of building a munici­ made. yer nor a scientist, und cannot lime lor |iuym©tit's of which ex -1 *r contract ns a school tcach- director and former republican Raiding squads armed with the Boxer uprising and led the with authority on legal und pally owned electric light and ill . . , . rifles and some traveling in arm- piled tonight. leader of the House, for delivery speak power* to joint military opera­ power plant will lie disposed with ji r ] scii "title questions, hut ns a> Tliis forecast if tiie yuir’.i total tions tit I'hinn. Influential lead­ I’i \ ( I'll .111(1 l^CSM 11) Acl ored motor ear , continued their After young McCfintock’s ro- at a luncheon Monday, of the Ham­ American citizen I do havo some for th- present. * round of outlying roadhouse, and meant ttint tiie receipt* were ex­ ers among the agitators apparent­ Wi fmoi Dartmouth College ilton Club. The speech was re­ convictions concerning the right BCCOIUCS iM illC litlrV i||,. city'., gang rendezvous, wreck pected to exceed the ©stimuli* made ly have *K‘©n endeavoring to avoid kt "in.onir they were together garded as a step by the adminis­ Mirt of education for our young ____ _ 1ing xlilln, cuniWuUng liquor prior to tli© beginning oi tiie fiscal any such contingency, /. oaV-tiv; Nassau County Man Is n'fy day, Mj*s Pope stntcd, un­ tration in preparation for tax-re people, TALLAHASSEE. Jane 16. An ! M»ck * und arms, ami arresting in- year by more than one hundred it would ©lily result in tit© latulmg vision ill the next congress. In it U he Iso-nmo ill in mid-winter. “Faith in God and faith in the Mr. Mondtdl declared that regard­ Bible as the revealed will *if G© Picked For New Office act of the 1925 legislature creating j »»'d patron*, million dollar* and might go a* of sufficient foreign Iruopa and 1^* * Gave Pills to Billy a second judgeship of the First Ju- At -mit «me road bouse was scaled high a* $115,000,000 above that Marines to protect all foreign na­ The youth wns taken ill while less of the progress made thus far ate essential to the welfure of the j It TALLAHASSEE. June 16.—Jor- dicinl District today l**i-um© a law «»y Urn federal injunction pruc— amount. tionals nnd tn administer severe 6 her home, Miss Pope testified, the tax payers "must lie unmindful individual mid the Nation. In his i i3 * aid similar Official reports to tiie Treas­ dan B. Royal! of Nassau county punishment for any casualties. without the governors signature. «"'! Sheriff llidfuiun she drove him home and in­ of the tax conditions under which iiuitchlcss farewell address, I'res1 ' - C l ch'd he go to bed. That night, wo are living and firmly resolve to idciil Washington used these word* was appointed hy Governor Mar­ the time for approval or disapprov­ action would I© taken iii many ury June I were said by Acting Thu real power lichlntl thu Pic­ -E Secretary Winston Monday to have king government, Chang T<o Lin, y/iherd drove her hotWlj and exercise every legitimate influence which every loynl citizen should tin to the position of gum© und al having expired last midnight. other case*. t.lO * Representative.* of the federal' been only about $13)0,1100,000 in fresh water fish commissioner of “H her ho had given Billy sumo toward having evils corrected. A rcpicuiber, "Of all the dispositions Chief Justice Thomas F. West, of the Manchurian war lurd, also Im.* jlzt { VfCaiii1 )01i. peacetime basi.-, for taxation was und habits which lend to political Flurida. The new department wus tho Supreme Court wn* appointed prohibition, intelligence, and im- June payment* would curry thc forseen this possibility and not year’s receipts above the eatimatu ,migration bureaus are cooperating created bv tho 1925 legislut P. U i MIo said Billy was troubled urged. i m prosperity, religion and morality The |iost carries a salary of $1,500 sdon after the act was passed but with the city and county author­ and h© expected the installment to only ba* warned the Chinese, but 4* * sunt troop* to danger point:* to *'*h hi.; stomach because he did A■ * v The high water mark was tire indispensibhi auppoit*. I" Cecil L. I'hillips of Tampa will lias not announced hi* decision to ities. i4‘ .t 1 r* range from $320,000,00(1 to $330,- preserve order, nnd for these ren© take cure of himself and ul- reached in If 16 when 26,000,000 vain would that men claim the accept or reject. rn ' H x Chief Ju dice Jacob Hopkins of ooo.uOii, This would provide u sur­ soiis, it was believed likely hero L 5J 1 *W k e— **) out Into." B \ til At paid income taxes, h© said in pre­ tribute of patriotism who should be his chief deputy. the criminal court conferred with plus of receipt* over ex|K‘nditures that the central government au­ ‘’he told of the trend of the senting statistics. "Today thore labor to subvert those great pil1 1c * 1. Mr. Crowe today on plan* to speed which materially would exceed the thorities would hasten to mako j•t f* • : "J **dh’* illness, until live days later reporting incomes of $1,000,1810 or (Continued on I'age Eight) up the gangster* ctiivs i" the criin -1 estimated amounts upon which thu what a m e n d s they could in tho was permitted tu lie with him morn was 71. They puid taxes Ijz*eSix * Winul courts. Several judges of the I Government could rely to reduce MaeKenzie-Duncan case. minutes and forced to sit six criminal court unonunced thut they | outstanding indebtedness, us 5 2. *" t away. The next day she was contributions of $7,008,375 ‘"'I tax | Ki wan is Play First would utiuudou tlu ir vacation > While it uppeured certain that Feeling Still Intense krinittcj jn the room only a few plans .Meanwhile, Judge Hopkins | the year's receipts would run higli■mutes. wt; Inter-Club Game Of SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.— CLEVELAND. June 16.—A vast. The scenario was written by Arch adv!.*i'd police officers tu shoot,er than previously had been cal(AIM—There has been no ilintin'I was v©ry unhappy ubout Billy about $757,000,000 lees than for | army of Rotarians officially cs-jtj. Klumpli, Cleveland, punt interScUSOn Oil TlllirSftyy guiunun on bight. |cul»ted, it wa* ilisclmed thnt th© in the unti-foreign feling in I told Mr. Shepherd I was 1023, the reductions allowed bj . timated at 12,000 from the "four ! national president. refunds of lax-uver-puyments bad lotion ihina, dispatches from vurToua " mug to marry Billy if it woluil congress being largely responsi-1 Anlu,uncrment wu’, nui(l(. |,© n .p. corner* of thc e a rth ' stormed nessions begin tumor* Busin <t.> <‘"y goixl,” said Mi*s Dope, „ — :-r. '.rT IT L "1 '• p .tu 'o ( t6 it m u l iy Im llc a ? .m l resentatives of the locul Kiw.n.is Cleveland to attend the opening row. Y?r, upoii Shephard informed her "IL** In llio "iemon.il adilres* tonight French Cabinet Okeys ....« •»»«. ...* session in Public Hull last night IT3 <1 Club late Monday afternoon that u of the sixteenth annual convention Mr. .Mulh'dland Maid in part: . f, • D - g e s ir 1,1 I**, • rhls 4° n, by the foreign nuwur* and th* . I realty of Um pn t nee of I Ians to h i m K i l l W i l l ditmn wn* offset to some extent | n , | MM .,.ra.*{ii... 8 baitcbnll club representing the <»ri ii* ,i< ‘hin«*e nuthuritu?* to p ru tec t^ ^ H 3a wh ,,f tlit'isi In obtaining a mar- Hoisting Ik S. Mag Is “Tonight a* with loving! of Rotary Internationa. By InrreanfN in tnr colkcuon of | forc|®n4irft r gnnizntioii will play the Titusville licenso. Two duys later, f I/I mohL tn.im n,.yt 'lit 11f. 11:11.' George II. Miller, president of ' bought* and cherished memories, Kiwanis team or. next Thursday Causing III Keeling n'lwever, aftur Billy had become PARIS, June 16.—Tho French back tuxes but it was pointed o u t. Wtthin ihe conceusioas, however, we recall these Rotarians wh" afternoon. This is thu first inter the Cleveland Rotury (ilub, deliv­ huve ^ aitu«tion was uiwhaug d ’"■JiriouK, she did obtain a licenso. cabinet today upproved Premier the tax audits were continuing and heard the summon* of th.?| ered an address of welcome to MEXICO CITY, June 16.—Dis­ club game of the present season] which Canon William Thompson "muffled ©nrs'* we know that to Puinlovo’a plan for quick termina­ almost daily decisions by the board tonll(ht .) ,hough th* seamen's The young woman admitted thut of tux appeals were likely Ur in- itrlk# which >lw»dy ^ , tho Sanford •.earn, but it i* ©x ,fl‘ pherd hud not told her the patches from Puebla say W. O. for peeled that practically the s a m e | Elliot of Liverpool, England, v« ‘livu in tli" hearts of those we tion of thu Riffiari warfare ill ©reuse the total ©n refund before I , ,h„ ,yinif up of rlvoP Jenkins, former U. S. Consular fruth hud typhoid until aftur a Morocco und it wus announced leave lM.diiml is nut to die.' the end of tho montlv.__ .in(j C04tla| stcamens^ was inU-rAgent at Pueblo, whose kidnup- invincible lineup will appear on the rponded. • ‘•heal diagnoHia. Tl(» Rot fry nnqual \m e m o |a l| "In the world v.nr, millions of that French Warship* hud been used duriRi; field Thursday a* wii ping by Mexican bandits n 101J Ifering with the loading of (raa‘ben, added, iiShepherd "» she iMIUl'Il, i Iv j*I*v I tl sjiid: "J *" . • * u aildrc* wns delivered by Frank ■vezile, capable, and nmhitioi stationed off Riffiun coast today. Inst summer. Il havo made quite a study of created a ©erious intcrnaluinai f • I ' r a n e e R e p l i e s l o Pacific liners. It wus stated n Fraine-Bpanish relational L. Mulholland, of Toledo, former young men of <*ur time and gen •* . » . ., i i i . . . : ,i ...I Ai■i*>rir:iVI As this Hi inter-ilub Further demonstrations of stu­ ..lyph • "id and germs and am re- nation, had hoisted an American activity, all inoi"l».:ri - f tn Sun-1 international president. crutinn faced the dlscoiufort.i and ( hi rungemunt has been made for German Proposals dents and sympathizers with the^ bevtd to know Billy ha.* typhoid ring over his ranch properties in ford Kimanis Cluli are urged to Then the curtain went up uu agonies of trench warfare, charged putruliing thu Riffiun coast. )■« nU:© the doetoru will know lunv Puebla state. Ihe d'*P»t| h add'' Shanghai strilDrs were held in across no-man's-iand amid the bail th© outstanding feature of thu op­ that dLordets are fear.sl and III form on th© motorrond and Journey ening session, the colorful pageant of bullet* until the grave reached BERLIN, June 10.—Tho French j Peking and Tientsin, meetings in PARIS, June DL—The Itulian re10 treat iL” feeling has been eauawl because to the coast city for Thursday's “Rotary,” with Its cast of five hun­ out nnd claimed them a* it* own ply to French note answering1Ambassador today presented to [the former city demanding tlu t game. th e Mexicans consider this action game. —glad to die for home nnd native Gei-many'a western European se- Foreign Minister Streasmann the diplomatic r.lation* with Gvrnt The motorcade, it was announc­ dred performer*. rurity pact propusal was received I reply of France to Germany's , Britain Oecause of the killing of MARKETS a taunt. Th© spectacle, depicting the de­ land. ed, will form at the Snn Juan gntoday. Italy expressed sympathy proposal for a Western Kurop-’an | nine rioter# by th© Ye!«v, ' IIICAGO, June 16.—Wheat. "While m©n gladly die for their velopment of the Rotary from the nort-l-v—Recognition given this rage at 12 o'clock noon, Thure.lay, with »h© genera! principle, of the Sacuiity Pact. The trench notejteer*. defending their concession u*y, 1.511i to 1.52Vz; Beptember day of “creation." wa#'firected hyi country, shou'd we firvl i* diffi? S w n w i» h comnletion of vail-[June 18. Members ure asked to propt »ed accord, I represents a France-British accord, [in Hankow, ___________ ^ . ^ 4 177 10 1.51; C-orn, September! new . Hubert A, Liurnside, of New York. I cult to live for our country ?" •• town 10 ••• wPI • ’ [bring tbeir friends along. to Oats, JV1)* to ’00. ' road facilities. ■ ' cT ® r PHCTd r leveals Tale O f Shepherd’s H atred ssi'i. •lw"* TARIFF MEASURE p° S Ar S £ S MAY BE CHANGED £ IN NEXT SESSION Nanking, Krukiang Situation Is Serious «•*» t-wiiir— «*• CAPITAL REMAINS GANGMEN ONRUN SILENT ON REPLY AS CHICAGO COPS CONTINUE DRIVE Over Billion To Be Collected By U. S. On Income Taxes Tax Reduction In Peace Time Urged l>v Frank Mondell Twelve Thousand R otarians Gather In Cleveland For Annual Convention m w 4 ___' * ___ i �T O ' SB S . _____ _ H * HERALD, Jtm * ;V4 ■\i; a 1 S . . 1 W ? ; . . _____ • . to T I ,.......... M . ilstils rest inlrnlnM la n d s si ituate . l y in g an d b e in g In th e DeCottea and Hpencer. j cVeryVif S i ’Y o l l b 'w l n ? d ^ ^ V C ounty of Hemlnole an d H tate of Holleltors an d of Counsel 1fsMulailtB. to-wlt: m ore p a r ti c u la r l y r. i .orbla. al for the C om plainant. *• I an d w l f e l l e l . e c c a M t . r g n n . Jo se p h c rlbe d a s fo llo w s: to w it:' May 26. J u n e l-I-16-12-29-July i M. A rrendoniln nnd w ire, L o ts 31. 34. 31. 33. 37. 31. 39. 40. _______ ‘ SR. 59 , to. SI. S3, S3, a n d SI, of Han- 13-20. •ArrendondA. w hose 1c *’.li*!*J**1 nn „ 5 Is n n k n o w n . Hntnuel Chnpm nn nnd ____ _ Delta. . la , ns p< ___ ‘ford C jlcry per p la t th e r e o f recorded In P in t Hook 1. on i.v t iik n itciriT c o rn T n r TilB W| f , . . ______ _ C hapm an. w h«»o L ltrjstIan n s r n e l s u n It no w n. Jo s e p h WofSKVB.VTII JUDICIAL puties 73 nnd 76 of th e P u b lic U n­ OF F t . n i i t n A . IV AVH FOB co rd s of Scmlnolo C ounty, Florida, Mf.st«B Isabel?; SHMIVOLK COUNTY. IV CIIA.V- gu"UT Tuek%r“n\ u W an d to any und all o t h e r p e rs o n s w hose nam es a r e u n k n o w n elalm Chnpinan. George Ilowaril N « « Ing any r ig h t, t i t l e o r I n te r e s t In I ira n - B e r g C orp o ratio n , a co rp o ra­ sml wife, Augusta Isabella Nrsve. a n d to tho p r o p e r ty h e r e in a b o v e tion. C om plainant, James Howard ^•lrkee. T^rtL?J"J*’ described, or an y p a r t o r parc el vs. Samuel Chapman. J ru"*ee.J . U f thereof. jo a ep h " n e ^ m ^ . P , Defendants. forit Tucker and wife. Kml'T la Tucker. Joseph Wofford Tucker, It Is hereby o rd e re d t h a t you nnd To Joseph Flr.egnn an d wife. Ite- ns Attorney In Fact for. _?*!?,1*’ each of you l>e n nd a p p e a r before M. A rren- i'Impman. tills N. Lhoae and jnrIAc. o u r' said C ircuit C o u r t ut th e C ourt ticcra F tn eg a n . Jo se p h Arrendoitda, Martha A. Chase. Gertrude Chase Mouse at Hanford. F lo rid a, on the domla and wife. whose C h ristia n nam e Is unknow n. as Trustee for Martha Chose and Aril day of A u g u st. A. t). 1929. nnd th e n mol lliera m a k e a n s w e r to the Sam uel C ha pm a n nnd w i f e . -------— her Successors In Trust, and All?e bill of rom iilnlnt exh ib ite d .igallon Chapman, whoso C h r istia n nam e Is i!..rtriu!e t'hssc. Trustee and her you In th is ra u se . It Is f u r t h e r o rd e re d Hint t h i s . •M er lie nuhllehed In IK« I - s I lle rald. tt n e w s p a p e r p ublished III ab e ltn Neave. J a m e s H ow ard S ta te of F lorida. m*.r« p a r ti c u la r l y Hanford. Hemlnnlo C ounty, F lo rid a, ohee each w eek fo r e i g h t consec- T ucker. T r u s lr e . Hamuel < hnpinsn. d escribed a s follows, to - w it: T rustee. J- W offord T u c k e r an d u t l t e weeks. I te g ln n in g a t a point on th e N orth WITNBHH my h a n d nnd th e senl wife. Kmlly A u g u s ta T ucker. J o s ­ tin.<• of U nion A venue (IS f e e t L a s t Wofford T u c k e r, as A ttorney tn of I he C lrru lt C o u r t of th e Heventh eph ’ fo r'itamuei“Chapman; "He N. of the Intersection >' the Fi Jud ic ia l Circuit of the Htnte of F l o ­ Vn'rl ..................a M a rth a A. Chase, of Chnpm nn A venue w ith t h e N orth » - | tn(. „ f Union A v e n u e , ru n the nce rida. In nnd fo r Hemlnole C ounty, Cliiii.c and W irt. . M a r i n a a . G e rtru d e Chase. us T ru s te e for N orth and p a r a lle l w ith t h e Kast on this the 23rd d a y of May. A. L>„ M artha Chase and h e r Success irs 192:*. of C h a p m a n A venue 120 feet, In T ru s t, and Alice Gertrud*’ Chase, line V. K. DOUGLASS. th e n c e K ast p a ra lle l w ith Ihe T r u s te e and h e r Successors lo T rust. Clerk of th e C ircuit C o u rt of Ihc o rth line of Union A venue f*8Vi Seventh J u d ic ia l C l r r u lt of F lo- m*l • i*rh nnd every of th « a;t*J <»- N f re t, th e n c e Houlh 120 f a c t to a rldii. In and for Srinluole County. liovi* n:im«*«l d«*fcnd*ntH* if llvlii<; po in t on Union A venue 5SV* feet JfV A. M. W eeks. D eputy. Clcri*k. and Jf i ithcr. a n y o r ftll of fluild do- Marrying for money is about os ignorant as a fish looking for a dry place to eiL N orthwest Indians Decorate T r i b a l Graves a t Tacoma ■■■- i v t i i k c i u c p i t r o t i i T or T i l t : s K T K .v n i J o u i r t A L o n n .iT or ri.n iiin .% . i.v a s i i ro n K ir m v o i.K o h .v t v , i.v c u a * . ik iiv , TACOMA, June J6.—Graded Lovlck (I. Cameron. joint’d liy her lawnrd and dreornted with suitn- Irtrtbuiui ami next friend Joe Cam­ l!>* monuments, the old Indian eron. Comiilnlnaiit cemetery ad.ioininjj tho Cushman vs. veterrn*' hospital here hns been completely transformed through J. A. Iloiul .et ill. Itrfptidanln Ihc efforts of local Indians, assist­ CITATION ed by a government appropria­ To J. A. Horn! and n Ife -------- Itond. whose Chrlattan name Is untion. • Tho rpmetory contains tho re- j ^ - w n ^ J l . b e ^ M a r l s ^and Inislutiiltn of nutot; oi Inc i o . i o h i m In-|iati mime is unknown;, tleorge U ,lnns of the northwest, ami about {Marla, und wife —----- Marls, whoso , V. . .. lx I en„ hurled i,„rloil • o r l sa|)1, t l a n cVcr>. nam o <lf Is „alt, u n k n opart|M w n , nnd 2.0(10 nlmrigines have |r I here since it was e s ta b l is h e d in I living, and If e ith e r, a n y o r all of ' FiPW A-. BMMMm i if dl. * ..— i , . TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE * .» - ....... the sa id p a r lie s be dead, to all p a r ­ I . b n r ln lm ln g In te r e s ts u n d e r J. A. H ast « f t k . ^ a g T w a i. It Is hereby ord-red n... _ 0fjXorA % r» IncftBtpihin't^V*hlb"irteM 1 each of >m.. ou . b-. ' ^n,l ,nd ,Lh‘* 7««i nun our a»M said Circuit Courtopptir •1 • Sth'dny"*' . n In th is cause. H i u “salnst \XSSSR9SLJS^ tHcal) v K linen. C lerk of th e ClnmiV°o***’ Iho h ev e n th Judleiai p u ?*’* th e S ta tn of FloV . . ,Vlr*»H Hemlnole Com nv.'J * aM G W. m “B W E I U H ® EKl1 *»• t S olicitor an d o f f ;'„ „ „ . . i . C o m p la in a n t °un*»| for ^ Apr. tit, 27. May A. 1 1 i t J u n e I. I. 16. '• cost many fortunes A '! T h, 16, i N Sanford there is less excuse for doubt and indecision in the matter of Reconstructing Old H om estead . . Is Novel Stunt for Home-M aker real estate than any place that we know of. l' * lty HUGH B. TREAT 1 H e re sml there in Cnlilornia to­ d ay one r a n bn*l old hon*c» ronstru c ln l o l tnalcrials Drought aroutul the H orn in the early tithes. T h e ra rly K i l t e r s biiniglit all their ilc a r n t possessions. T hey w ere actually iransplanhng their homes. What was more natural then, when the T re at family *ic* olc'l lo huilil, than to rcronstruct in Cnlilornia, ( m m photo­ graphs an<l memory, the old laiuily iiomestead in Bcrhsliirt: County, Massachusctti. 1 he original house was erected hy my grrnt-grcat-granilfaiher in I75(i, nnd then remained in the possession ut 'he family until I'JIK, when it ss.u unfortunately ih’slroyed hy lire. It was only natural, therefore, ih al we should take n good deal ot pride and latixfacti'm in re creating, in CaliiorI ta, a h om e whirh had s h d l r 'c i l ihc family over one hundred and b u y (ears, an*i in ssliicli 1 had %p, ut every ftimmer vacation of my lifr up to ihc •'it'* 1 was i t u t i r f a r c d to S j ii F ia n nko. hoop skirls and a miscellaneous lot of •"Ids ami ends winch proved a con­ stant joy on rainy days. The cellar was also constructed on a lug stale inasmuch as it had to he large enough lo storr ample food for the family during the long amt hard winters, and separate compartments wete available for jams and jellies, vegetables and The old liuiuc possessed many at- incut, also suitable arrangements tor some of them w ere tpiartered at our house for the niglil. i-'aimly lustoiy tells lii.it they presented my yrc.ilKianilmothcr with a paiL ige of i n , which was highly apprcciali *1. tea be­ ing very srarce in Massachusetts at that tunc, most of the available stock in the United Slates having been dumped into Boston llathor. * S a place where nature has created so many advantages and endowed it A with so many beauties, we recommend OAK HILL. * * * rT , IIE people in Sanford and surrounding territories, who know a good ft M * aw thing when they see it, have decided it is THE place to invest. THE place to live. * ► !< * 0 unusual moral stamina or ability is required to decide that any home site in OAK HILL is a good investment. is= rv-uih.’i Tlie old lionse had hern the seen*f many iniertsiiicr events.My greattrattdfaiher foomi it ipiilc handy to akr p.,« t ip the Baltic of I»r)*lol*vsmt BcunutgtoR bemz Xfithio ra«y •ommupng distance of home. Ti»e krtti.sb otigers raptured at that fight bfyttfht through our viib^c and t« - Above: The New House. Left: The Old storing satisfactory quantities of hard cider and a keg or two of rum. The architecture i* of simple type: two-story square frame house. Painted while, with grim shutters ami green shingle roof. The one-story Spanish bungalow, I ferl. is more suited to Southern than Northern California. It is a type of house which adapts itself more In warm weather und is generally associated with palm tree*, enclosed ratms and murmuring foun­ tains. We have found, however, that in Northern California it is just as important to |.p warm in the winter as it is to he ro.il and comfortable in Ihe summer. Alirr having lived for traelir.ns for a y o u n g hoy, a s I re- four or live >,-4ts m California with ntcnL* t them, which H has l»ern no artificial heat exrrpt an open fire­ i ather b i r d in jiuplieale in the copy. place, ami p »ddv r.n rleetric healrr, There was no 'iiiinensc attic on the it is a solid comfort now to !>e ahld third floof, r tte m liit g over the whole to trly u|xiir a pood old-fashionrd house, tilled w ith ttu n k s o f old docu­ furnace, exactly the same type as ( ments. ancient spuming wheels, dis­ used to vtoke when I was a boy in carded iu tn i l u i f j a n m p u t u l rhdhfSj ihe Easf..—Weston Electric Ncwfj N. H. GARNER O w n er and D eveloper 110 P A R K A V EN U E — •r :■■.•-al, -v? • ■HMHftirX- *n,l 11 'b e r r'Vbiuhedr,i V The1 Jtonfonl. on ce each week for . l i l v liv e w eeks. for “ f ' t rowS? W IT H l*o.. «he c V r c ^ r c o \,rr v t ?hn.1 J u d l r U I C irc u it of i k a d f ^ h lorhla. In a n d f«r Srmil! .Rt4t* on th is , h . llth0 r d8.*ym'or V ^ —Ilond, whose One of the graves especially sa-l itniwt an»l wife n a m e Is unkn o w n . M. Msered to the Indians is that of J^1r‘"1il,“r ls " — Marls. Iter huaChief Lo chi. who was hanged in ■ntol. wlm sn f'lirlstlnii mime Is u n ­ known anil l l n i r s i i I*. M arls anil 1850 in a cnlirge of killing w i f e . -------------Marls, w hose I’h r ls tAmerican army officer who was Iit ii n a m e Is u n k n o w n , o r o th e rw is e on his wav to a parley with the In ntol to the follow ing described Indians. Tim Indians have always considered I.CJchi n martyr, and some American historians have derhncd that he was innocent of the charre against him. Chief Salatat, who ruled the In­ dians of this region from 1851 to 1K0»1 in nlso buried in the ceme­ Todny’s cnisword puzxlo baa a queer tolHtlon of 11 tery. H o was a gient friend of travels cvcrywht re, from the opera to the in line a ylum, to t-olKct it the early white settlers and was a portion of cnisword 1 and definitions convert to the Christian religion. 20. Th? only two letter river in In addition to Indian chief.; t>: the IIOItl/.ONTAL Italy. Niaipmllv, Puyallup and other 1. Musical drama 27. Frcmh e-.:. tribes, the cemetery contains tho 5. Taxi 20. Ilnd that Intention, hones of Tom Thompson, noted ns R. To ramble .'10. lingers. a great Indian judge. He handled 2. Distant 32. Imliiin tribe. legal matters for tho Indians for 3. To direct a meting. K f 34. To perch. many years. 4. Born. Property rettled upon a wife :tr». 5. Imprcsion. by husband at time of mnr7. Fit. life reminds us of n checker iage. 8. To pay for the entertain mint ganr* in which you must keep mov­ :;o. Hog. of others. ing and taking the jumps. 10. IMinlilc twig used for hat- i t . Harrasscd (College stu/it). Ninth day before Ides. ketry. i> T i n : r i n r t . i r c o i i h t o r t i i k oe il . Acid fruit. 45. Exclamation of surprise. •>i:\ i : \ t i i j i i m i i v i . m i h i i t To restore. •H i. nr ri.m u m . iv A v ii F o il 21. To sin. MI’ . MIMM.i: COUNTY. IV I I I A N Toward. 18. 28. Small wax candle. « i :h \. fill. Hound with cord. Small particle. Ilonoroblc. r,i. Large heavy fiightli t bird. .1. X. lluliK .ii. Complainant. 152. Flea sun’ boat. vs. Negative. W. r. Sl' l.rsirr, «*t ut.. Dof< mlantn. Hill: of birds. r,4. Hasten. '•ITATNtti rin. Mil ral spring. Notoe'i. To \V. i*. Metifstor anil wire. ----57. Cukoo Family uupporter. Mi 1.. I. r. wli'isn i ' l i r l s l l.in nnnio bit. Aurora. Is iiitUt>.•w i> nn*l M iirlln K. Gum p e r t Dined. iiu.i wife. -------- ilumperi. w hose CO. Unit of work. Tarn. C h ristia n a t o m In unknow n, a n d Cl. Tho deep. ••neli n nil every of the s.i 'l above Twice. BILITY to make decisions is the mark of strong character. The man naineii (I fm il.m ls. If living; mol If (12. Opposite of no. Toward. • • I t . ' i i - . i t alt < f sulil .|.•(■■ini.m i s To insinuate. be iletnl. tu nil in r '.ir s claim ing In and woman accustomed to making decisions usually has process that ANSWF.lt TO YF.STF.lt DA VS lerestH mill, r rncli ntol cvi r 1 of th e Epidermis. follow In r ilece'iseil •tefrioiants, in* * CltOSS WORD FI Z/.I.H To depart. o i l : \V. •• Mil.e s te r ntol wife, To stop. ---------Mi l.i sier. whose I’ln l s l Kj®P|AlG!r i'V'llJ t] they go through with the making a decision. It is seldom they make mis­ I.iii inline Is unknow n, mnl M artin Slit for coins. I:. C in n ix r l mol wife. ----- ■ •Jum ­ Insane. per!. w bese 1'lirlsn n n natnc Is *mBeak of a bird. unwii. **r .ilierwise. hi uinl to th e takes. following described laud 'dtu il**, l> Vulgar ostentatious persons. luu nn*l being lu tb" County * > f Kosiitvius substance used in Semin**!*’ and -Ita'.e of Florida mocn milking vurnish. tmrtb nlurly loser bed as follows, to-wlt: Trowel. * * * The North itilf tN’il of the To obstruct. North flnlf (NS) of «t. • N’ortli 11a If t N11 ) *>f the Smitli-asi guartcr Theme. is r.'i) of Section 12. Township 20. Writing Instrument. South *>f llntigc 30 Kast, One who gives Ilia land mol to any anil nil oilier persons. HOSE who have not learned to make decisions, who wobble and change i, uni . ,ii• unknown, elaln another. I lu: an y r ig h t , t it le o r Interest In To piece out. an d |i> tin p roperly to rleitulioV • it* their minds are the ones that are most apt to be run over. If in the end Entrances. scrlliol. o r uu.v p a ri or parcel • if* thereof. Before. It Is Inr.-hy nriloi’i’d t h a t you Mirror. ■tn*l inch of \oii be nml aeix'iir b e ­ they are not the losers for the lack of this one quality it is because luck fore o e r snlil Ctrcult f u tir t at llie VEimr.W. Court I loiis** at Sanford. Florida, on * Footle form of often. Mexican Children tb* Mli day of July. A. I». r>2 .'*. To rr.tolve u sentence into its played the greater part in their experience. ami t lii’ii and there m a k e a n s w e r to llie Dill of com plaint ex hibited parts. Are Taught Thrift ngiilnst you In this cause. Age. It Is f u r t h e r ordered t mit Mils To mimic. lie published III The S anford MEXICO CITY, June 15.—Un­ O! I*rder raid :< in >• xtnifici’ iniblis1’* d In To stop. * * * der n prt nitl*ntial tlitcrtt* just pul»- Sanford. S e n in o b County. Florida, To seek to attain. li; licil thr; ilcpartmunt of public tiflci Mil’ll Week for ■i 1;t COIldCCUDog who wouiida with the Inutructiun In authorized to found liv e W e e k * . WITNKKH inv hand nnd the seal teeth. it kivihgB mid loun bunk fur Hehool I of the <*lt«-tiit Court of the S eventh R. To fondle. children. Fchool teachers must .........Ini C irc u it of His H'ulo ” f N this fair city of ours there are numerous people who are forever telling l ’b , ” ’*|ii. in e n d for S e |” lt*ole !*• .in». Unit. deposit in Ibis institution otm iv. on this Mm is ib day of April, A. in. To make cloth. day’e o.iioiv in emit uioiilh with D |!*2S. u . To rent. in tones of regret what they might have bought this or that parcel of V. K. Dt'CGI.ASS. ill days, lu t pupils savings ate I Hunt I in . Material. Clerk of llie t ’lrcult Court «>f voluntary, although they must not Mi*' S*’V*’nlh .linlli'lni Clri’iill of 10. Strets. I*- less than five centavos a week. Mo s t n t e <*r Florida, lu and land for, a few years ago, or last week,—or yesterday. t 21 . Madman. Sembiole Comity. 'Ill" hunks operations will be lim­ * A M WKKKS. D. C. 22. Mother. ited to making loans to co-opera­ G. W S IS l’KNCKIt .1ID. 23. Loudly. tive bodies. It is estimated that I Solicitor nnd of Counnnl for Die * * 25. A p a ir of icicles o r g a n s in the savings will totuy 120,4)00 pesos <'omidttlnaiil. Apr. 2*>. 27. May I. II. IR. 25. throut. a year. dnno I, . .c a n d th e r e m ake n Inability to make a decision * ^ J he nee .Westerly line of of begin ihe eiid to any end nd all whose names *srir e n?!*'r pen «n* any rlghLU ttitle „ an.t in- «».T a n d to thTS' t ..*" 1* or dcscrlhed, or any” described, "or a m* r*... ^ — IhnSnul theroof. "ny Mft or �HOLLYWOOD, Juno 10.—There la a little band of girls in the Him town who risk their lives nlmst 'daily for the glorificntion of fabu­ lously paid motion picture stars. They are the "doubles,” the sha­ dowy selves of film celebrities, who put the punches in th* pictures. ine hazardous and treacherous feats that yuo belold on the screen were enacted by one of these girls —never bj* the film star who re­ ceives the glory of the big thrill! These girls risk neck and limb for $25 per day. They are the daredevil's own kin, and range in age from 19 to 25. There are few motion picture stars who have attained their pin­ nacle in the film firmament with­ out the aid of doubles at some time or other. Mary Plckford, Doublas Fair­ banks, Dudolph Valentino, Poia Negri, Gloria Swanson, Norma Taimadge—almost without excep­ tion, ail of the "big ones" have been aided in their climb to fame by the services of daring doubles. Doubling for Mary In "Tcss of the Storm Country” it was little Elsie B. Ware whom the fans saw in all of the water scenes instead of "Our Mary." And in “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" it was Marilyn Mills on her beautifully trained Arabian horse. Beverly, who leaped over a crumbling wall and slid half way down n steep hill instead of Miss Pickford. Miss Mills escaped unhurt, but her horse suffered slight injuries and was retired until the injuries had healed, Winna Brown, an expert ciiucstrinne Loretta Rush and Janet Ford, both of whom hold champion­ ship medals for diving and swim­ ming, have also doubled for Miss Pick l ord. The daring work of Loretta Rush, an unheralded double, in Richard Walton Tully’s "Flowing Gold," which starred Milton Hills nnd An­ na K. Nilsson, alone saved the pic­ ture from the garbage can of fi­ nancial failure. Do you remember the thrilling scene where apparently Anna <j. Nilsson dived from a house-top into a river of naming gasoline? Anna Stays on the Hank That was Loretta Rush. The edges of n big tank bad been camouflaged to represent the bnnks of n stream. A partition had been built a rr« " it and extended dewn n couple of feet into the water. Or, uTiC nldu u, the partition gal­ lons of gasoline were pouring and ignited. On the other side there was no oil or fire. Loretta plunged heading into the flaming furnace, passed on down into the cool water and emerged on the other side of the partition unharmed. Loretta Rush’s dauntless dnredcviltty has added wreaths of glory to the cinema crowns of many stars. Miss Rush doubled for Shirley Mhson of the Fox Film Company in • m e Eleventh Hour,” by swim­ ming the swift waters of a moun­ tain stream. Then she doubled for Ann Little hcarlded by hei* press agent as the “girl without fear” in a serial. "ir,e Ragle's Talons" and dived off a mountain cliff 100 feet into mountain rapids. The biggest punch in "The Storm", a thrilling photoplay made by Universal, was the scene wh*‘ro a canoe, enrrying a girl, was buffeted down a whirlug mountain stream. Persons who saw the pic­ ture will recall that Virginia Valli, the stor, was thought to lie in a dangerous canoe drive. Stars Play Fafety First As a mutter of fact, it was Janet Ford, one of Hollywood’s most fearless doubles. Miss Ford has d o u b l e , | for Priscilln Dean, Louise I.arruinc, Norma Taimadge Flor­ ence Hilbert, Anna Q. Nilsson, Louise Fazenda, nnd Paid Bennett. Winna Brown has "made up" in the attire of countless stars and essayed for them daring stunts which have immeasurably increased their popularity. Miss Brown jumped from a sec­ ond story window, breaking an art­ ery in her ankle, while doubling for Priscillia Dean, mid threw her horse backwards over a cliff for Colleen Moore in "The Daughter of Mother McGinn." She rode the camel for Pola Negri in "Holla Donna" nml did all the horseback ridging for Norma Automobile Migrant Seen As Great Family Menace By Many Social Workers DENVER, Colo., Juno in —The automobile migrant came in for criticism today at n divisional meet ing of the National Conference of Social Work when Miss Adal ine Buffington, of Halt I,akc City, op­ ened a discussion on the subject before a group discussing the fum- 11 Xi JANET TCRL> ' In the division of neighborhood and community life, Walter Burr, professor of sociology at Kansas Btato Agricultural College, said a great deal of harm is done in all attempts at community building by the determination of certain theories to build their communi­ ties toward a preconceived ideal. "It is not our business to build rural communities after a precon­ ceived ideal," speaker said. "It is our business to enter the life of n community exactly as it actual­ ly is now, help to release the re­ sident' forces ’ for tiXprestidd, Midy the process by which they continue when released, to proceed from lower to higher. Anything else than this partakes of depotism, however benevolent the intention may bo. "Social workers nro usually the worst sort of benevolent tyrants. The community needs an awaken­ ing of self-eonsrioiisness, in for­ mation as to its powers and its relationships, knowledge of the sources of aid when aid is wanted - anil a severe letting alone. Any rural community might be said, a* Taimadge in “Aslios of Vengeance." She even doubled for Joseph Kchildkraut in the riding scenes of "Song of Love," nnd did the rid­ ing for Constance Taimadge in "The Dangerous Maid." fnnnio wns supposed to have been the "dangerous” maid but in reality it was Miss Brown. Men Alsu Are Doubles Besides the group of girls, there are a few men who exist in this film town by. their iron rorvo. For instance, Ray, "Red" Thomp­ son doubled for Bnrharn LaMar in the fire scenes of "The Shooting of Dan McGraw," Bobby Rose does most of the doubling work for Ruth Roland, hailed ns the "nerviest girl in films," Harvey Perry has don­ ned feminine attire nnd doubled mnny times for Shirley Mason; "Red" Thompso ndoublcu for John Bowers in the fall from a horse in­ to n pool of water in the Columbia River—n distance of 200 feet—in "Quincy Adams Sawyer"; Leo Monis doubled for Milton Sills in ■RED” THOMPSON TAKING H1SKCRS2, over a. 2oo FOOT CLIFF a given time, to bo in an ideal; condition when t is in correct cor-1 relation with rural community • progress generally and with its ’ own environment particularly.” I nek of interest by the reading public in good work on tho part of social welfare organizations was deplored by J. L. Gillin, professor of sociology at the University of Wisconsin, in an address. Three remedies were proposed by Professor Gillin to “sell hum an, service" to the people: Firrt, the primc^ pfcsent,itinp p/l, constructive human interest [ stories; Second, addresses by social | workers as supplementary to news paper publicity; Third, public exhibits of woeful­ ly neglected individuals," Wiliter Park—"Herald" to remodel office nt cost of $HO,000. Tampa—Caroline apartments to bu finished by July 1. Haines City-—$10,000 hospital planned here. Use Silver Leather the fall from the top a mir train in "The Honor System.’ It is n safe gamble al*»ybet that tho person, man or von you behold on the screen perfo ing some dangerous feat is in r it a nervy double who is til the chance. You have scon these dd hundreds of times hut you did know them—they arc alwayt in long shots. It would hurt the popularity the stars if they received rerc tlon by being shown in th; d ups. nnuatniB iB iiin Silver leather is used smartly in the blouse and pipings to make this smart girlish suit of dark blue serge one i** the most attractive designs front Paris. There is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole county there are people who need almost any particular article at all times. If an article is not a general neces­ sity, there are few buyers, but a market can be found every day for anything if the proper effort is made to locate that market. $1,500 Cash-Balance 1,2 and 3 Yeai at 8 Percent cc tin m e n 1 o b s tr u c tio n s c lu tte r in g fro n t c o m p a rtm e n ts arc u n k n o w n to Rco o w n ers. ^ora turn A d o p tio n nt th e lie o Safety C o n tro l c tp jrc d nw r.y th e m a re o f n e e d le s s o b stru c tio n s fo u n d in o rd in a ry cars, :.nd ach iev ed a d riv e r’s c o m p a rtm e n t c le a r, a n d free f r o m im p e d im e n ts . T his, a n d o th e r advantages of th e Rco Safety C o n tro l, m erit investigation by all p r e s e n t ar. J p ro s p e c tiv e m o to r ». ir o w n e rs. Florida Rco Company P jro MOTOR CAR COMTOJy ; lana!n$. �*lty doi .- -..■i L Y T ^ne hundretland forty agricultural ,|ub boys from twenty-five coun­ ties i>f F'lorrrfw «prnt the last week the University of Florida in their annual Boys’ Club Short course. These boys, outstanding dub members from the counties they represent, were given a week full of instruction, recreation and entertainment, and are enthusiastic about the short course as they re­ turn home. 'Instruction .ecreation anil inrnt were features of the week, under the direction of State Boys' Club ARt-rtf: R-'i W. Uiachloek. I. e aJmision.i, 'chiller, Le^mir ic playwright British Temperance Workers Proud of U.S. HULL, England, Juno If..—Pro­ hibition in the United States has proved to be the handmaiden of thrift, homo building, happiness, prosperty, and it would go a long u n - p ft, K m r l n n d t o w a r d snlvintr t h r Gerald France, the president, ad­ dressing the National and Com­ mercial Temperance Union here W. Hill, f tw H tie VVjaihinirVpi of­ fice,, whp->s in^ aygi* 'ofIRoys' mid s a & S fe iff>iWJ Fff?w ! *fffijy il'ft'littn 'i f it f u l A g fi-1 ^anrid lEjU 'nAcii iiffvbpoh a.-ctiHf-1 fte r O u t | i w it h Jim . t ft tMfeitl be dra 1 oi InternatS w a r s . ' .. At'.: are r,*<r* TtlnoWI.-JAmateur h cti* : h;fl betoken *fc nodular in m en fa, aid son* Bf i f i Amateur bctQW <|o V j„ # ill.|jh lJ flu- pro, fcssional star:?, considering itself threatened, has found an effective >Vn:cdy. *4 -A durtimd; >e -of professionals wotthes cvcrv announcement from ^in^ m,u 100 nniateur nction rrSutr. in V "tins that charge adnTsnnrt* Arfy play the lights nt whit,, - ^ protected may not l»e given l.j amateurs, and if an Im lhr fciif v a-iJ r.-.j g the sinking of t! the Jolly Roger < {futemity,” nntf men who tiniti woubl lose cv«r: rejoiced In •‘flying legging I those in* •rs>4iiueJ'MBk( »u f!,r thrnp. I. •lr m n i n l J n n S • f M a t l t e • f p r m | M l , n O tiafc, t i n i i J t C . U e fir> T rv BEIRUT, Syria, June 1(5,—The Ottomnn code, which has been thrt law uf the land in Syria for sev* erni centuries soon will be repiace<l by the French system. Un­ der what is konwn as the judicial fusion decree, comprehensive changes are to be introduced into the legns system, substituting French procedure for Turkish. M. Vet-plot, sponsor of the • iudicbtl:,fusion decree, h;ui arrived r p n l m f u r t h p ln-*( lUt-a n s t«» s » h m • n tu h i • h r m n n t i f n r t i i r r i t In " l.m i.l of r l n i p n , " J n » « In a n l p f I n * n « r ( h p n n r l r p , h p I t o u Ii I p » r i i i i p r ) l n , l l i r i t . i c h Ini r f f n n llik ■ n a i p t l l n n , , t l i n t r tlp rliln l in I n r n I , in , n n « n r n r l c h t n * « a > , *•« | u * i t v | | (|i,-i,i i n , ' * , a r t t o w r rl t t i i K ( h r p h r r l t . In n n tn r to (jrf I h r rlr« t |t r l i r n m l l l i r • p p im il p r U p h n i l i , t n m « «.l n x In m n V r I n n * n u a r * t l n n * . r l t b . p r n t w Ulr It a b n u l i l n u l l * n t r n l l U t h p |i f li p n* r i t« r n* t h p u t l i i r u m p * n it n hnnnnn. •»l«t * m : c r * l l , i n f u r I h p f l r » l p r i n t, Is i h n i K lnrlrtn l i r i r l i t m ihipp | f X , l l y , I O lit * i l s i t i n t r a l l t i T T r ili,. .IrMI. " H it n m m n im llt) fur u h l r h ih r r r I t a c r e n t n m l ( t u r n I n c .In ,,:, ml u tl « » r r IN p H t.i fp . I I i r r t M i r in r l . l n n t r t h i i m l r v i t s t*f i h n n r t r r t » r n r . n m l I h U l i x n l m u K n m p t t , , , , |* ■ ' l U l d p l l n l h , Ifci* ifrirtnnH rr.n n I I, r l i l n ‘» I h n t i t n u t l s o f » l « I | , , r , r v rry w ln trr. J l ) « p rn t» l t u i C P t l l n H It ih n t I'll— ™ » m tinnri»r«M rr I trr .m „ y .,, h n u tt, | | h n t lirrn r t il m n i n l ib n l h n l t f l ip in i,np>' u i m l p In r i n r l t l s NORMAN Bradenton—Plan3 being formu­ lated here for deep water terminals to connect with railroads. INSTITUTE O r» r# tp a r, *vha„t. M ali ..ttruvr/U K H N r * ;a ,r;N traffic i. 1 ri»»., Ni-rinao I arli.aiii, lty po- , * p, aj,, i,4•jfl'i altt, prea- Tift; J. G. Hodiioftt«atlhon;,Il. H. TVhittington,- H ay;. A. \V. -Turner, Liberty: It. J . Hart. Okaloosa; G. C. Iloldpe, Leon; and 11. E. Gal­ loway, Wakulla. Thd counties having one or more rejiresontutiv^s nt ihe short course, were Alachua, Hay, Broward, Co­ lumbia. ‘Duval, Escambia, Hills­ borough, Jefferson, Lake, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Marion, Okee­ chobee, Okaloosa, . Orange, Palin , Btacli, I’nsco, Polk, Santa Itnsa, St. 'Johns, Seminolo,,Volusia, Wakulla and Wulton. ; The clubs represented were poul­ try. pig, naif, truck. Corn cotton, potato, peanut, and citrus. A swimming meet was held Fri­ day afternoon at Poo Springs near Gainesville, and n number of med­ als were awarded to the winners of the different events. ^ I - 7 -^ f— a .3 *5 Feed it wet* tw ice daily FO R S A L E B V SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY r»W sag ajg Ul C ornci' Ci.nimoVcial St. nnd Elm Ave. —mat mam highway and waterfront properties make for the highest profits, Miami Shores must necessarily present a maximum opportunity, because Miami Shores is crossed by all main highways leading from the North—and Miami Shores has as much actual Bay front property as has the City of Miami. ia m i M y o u to M / Bake Bread duringHot Weather? There is to much Ic* tlu i lia will ariil re al pleasure aiut hapjiittetn Id ymir life. Why ilun’t yiiti wive* give up kitchen i l n n l t i c r y —-at least bread bakiin: d u riti: the hot weather. You will v n jo y life m o r e and leel better. P. S.—If your h u s b a n d has not yet called your at­ t e n t i o n to this advertise­ ment, w h y n o t c l i p and place it at his place at the dinner table tonight? h u s b b a k e a n th e * d s h ^ d b r e a d Ragged edge while-caps hanging motion­ less against a sky as blue as die tropics—heat waves dancing dizzily all about—oak leaves drooping in sullen submission to a t o r r i d summer sun! Why, m an-a-live, suppose you had to do the bread baking in this hot weather? The kitchen, even in cool weath­ er, is no blissful paradise — hut when it’s as hot as blue blazes— and the oven is “a-goin’ ”—man, man how can you torture your wife by demanding hot bread? I lave a heart-to-heart talk with h e r at. once — be careful, she prides herself as a c o o k — but reason things out. She ought not to suffer —and she will appreciate your thoughtful­ ness— and you’ll h a r d l y miss y o u r “hot bread”— if you tell her to serve Merita. Merita Bread is so fine in flavor, so good in quality and so easy to d i g e s t you can’t hell) but relish every bite. It comes in two. I I5 e . sizes We believe location, is paramount in creating values. We believe the greatest authorities on real estate values were Ti£lVt?wheh they laid down this as a fundamental principle, and this was the real cause for the initial purchase of the Miami Shores properties by its developers. tociay at. minim Fiores, tne now city, you have an oppor­ tunity similar and almost identical to those opportunities that were presented to the early investors in Miami, hut it does not require one *fraction of the courage and faith. that * Ifeii ( * it did require on the part of those early investors in Miami. They bought on faith. You can buy today in Miami Shores on facts and figures. A merica ’s sh o res MADE BV THE A M E R IC A N B A K E R IES CO 210 Bast First St., Sanford, Fla. a jiovdop- A .150-roum hotel of M editerranean design, costing $2,000,000, is to be built at the mouth of Arch Creek. Several other building projects or large size are being planned. T hirty beautiful homes, represent­ ing a building cost of around $500,000, are under construction. M edi Britt-Chittenden R ealty C om pany, Inc District Managers, is m eni of Ircm undous :iruns— 2,AOO acres. M any im ixfrtnnt fe a ­ tu res will add to the value of th is p.-iiliorty, chief am ong w hich Is the liropoHt'd rnusew ny Ut Miami beach. T h ere a re In lie two yolf ep u rsp ^ — .one o f , JS..boUa uiv U uujm tinland, and one of nTrie' Htllcs on’ M ihhif S hores’ (i(ll)-aere Island. You a rc invilrd to Ik* our guest on a fri't1 inspection trip to Miami and Miami Shores. You owe it to yourself to see l his Magic City, the fastest growing municipality in the U nited S la te s and probably in Ihe world. We want you lo realize how it is (hat Miami Shores lies in the direct path of Miami’s g reat expansion. R IC H A c e r",lit IX |,«r month W I I M t W t rtd*r .JhiSm TpiM M ft1 J n lr •7 «b. ;IJ term, geptamlter .th.« W rite lot- .aarw ilgdp.'r t * ' I t n tK »V .N - ifmqir.tion. pfh# fotldvi- w tt^frtty -i .■<>' f-* �•»i*- I'i * rngpwnmiti ttimuvi■j'■mim Linford Herald ttir r ■ fliiM r a M * * t< • I I n f f r i , F I * H li Ik Second C lass Matter. IT. 1»1», s t th e P oetotflce ..ord. Florida under A ct of >, »i«7. • ■ _________ fst^rt. , m m: T f f e ^ A k F b h f t n i r a A ifo jT ite a fo & ti vrr,\”T-\;\ E "FLORIDA—1T he'Magic State. FLORIDA—The Land of Sunshine. FLORIDA—The Land of Health and Prosperity. FLORIDA—The Fastest Growing State in the Union.” te itS , I S - f l 'l f r f o THE URGE OF THE W A N D E R L U S T _ \ j ^ Concerning Dot Ferklnn. Firxt Surgical Operations. 125 Dry Ladle*. Up, If Not Down, By ARTHUR BRISBANE All’; dan* in love and war. .dan; s heartless i»ir| hn« « » cn or so of them. a ^0I* (C opyright !9J6> _X A !fD U nBATT-------- C dlt#» HOW ARD PB ItH - .... * » ■ « « * » All the people hunting trouhl, are not policemen. “ole T h at looks like poetry, doesn’t it? And it is poetry. It ONE SET of lawyer* will tell I I I ■ a s s a ils £ * ra se ?S »a* l « doesn’t rhyme. It hasn’t any material cadence to speak of. n jury that a girl seventeen yenrs But it iB poetry, all right, lyric—yes, and epic. old, named Dorothy Perkin*, nwrMi*TtoR m m ' The Herald came across those four lines in the midst of should bo hnngcd for Hhooting a | fine Year—17A# 81* M otiths....|l.*» IMlIeered in City by Carrier, a big display advertisement in a Miami newspaper. The ad­ men. Another set of luwyera pat week, llu ,. W eekly Bdltlou 'i f f ? vertisers aft might be inferred arc real estate men. Tboy nrp .M JII-i *****, i*** »•**« 1---M IkUII ?k*r year. V W ■~ • asking people to buy through them tracts of land in Florida, “ Poor littlo Dot Perkins,” and say SPKCIAh KOTICKi All obltuarfr no*Ices, ranle of thanks, resolutions "near railroads, towns and highways.” In their advertise­ she ought NOT to be hanged. and notices ot en tertain m en ts w here ment, which is addressed to small investors, they declare rharaee are w ade w ill be charged f tr at re cv lsr ad vertising rates. th at "Florida is the greatest Profit Possibility In the Work1 THE PROSECUTION will en­ today." deavor to show that this girl of M B N o rtt n t K A g s m riA T K n p itK sa To people in the staid old towns which grow only so fust seventeen “had lived an evil life,” The A ssicU ted P ress Is exclu s­ ively entitled. the use for re- as newborn children among the town's old families out-num­ meaning that she had been shame­ fully treated by various men, and publlcatlon of all new s dispatches r red Itea to It_______ _________ ber the people who go away, that advertisement’s language th<$reforq ought to be HANGED. hr ........... tied " in 'lh le napnr and also the lo* sounds flamboyant and frothy. It is doubtful if any talk like M T n iw s pnl.fl.bed herein. All r ig h t, o f reiiubljcallon «t special d lspatch- that ever brings n single desirable person to Florida. Hut THAT SOUNDS like urging the ec bersln »re eleo rsser-ed. after the people of the staid places reach Florida, and see for hanging of a cut, because it had kicked around the gutter TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1925 themselves, they write back to the folks a t home ju st the been when it was a kitten, the harder it sort of extravagance that is used in the circus-poster-plan was kicked and the muddier it T H U U E ItA L U 'S PLA TFO R M —Weeper water routs to Jickson* advertisements of real estate men, who just cannot find was, the more n decent man would words to express their earnest opinions of OPPORTUNITY, sympathize with it. v llle. ■ . . . . , I*—Construction of 8t. Jobn*-Ia- HAPPINESS, PROSPERITY wonderful Floridn offers to all CONCERNING THE dispute who will come and take them. dlan River canal, about the origin of man this may t —Extension of whits way. "Florida, the Magic State?” Yes. interest you. When anaesthetics I ,— E xtrn slon of local am usem ent a. "Florida, the Land of Sunshine?” Yes. were first discovered and surgeons — Swlnninjt pool, tennis cou rts, performed operations without in­ "Florida, the land of Health and Prosperity?” Yes. lit. "Florida, the Fastest Growing State in the Union?" Yes. flicting pain, there were violent A ugm enting or building p ro­ from fundamentalist cler­ And you live in the midst of nil this I You huve here in protest* gram — houses, h o tels, ap artm ent gymen. “God wishes men to suf­ houaea. Sanford all these things of which these real estate poets Hing. fer,” they said, and to enable t , — E xtension c f s tr e e t p a rin g uro­ You are blest beyond measure in the privilege of being in them to eneupo pain with chloro­ gram . form or anything else is interfer­ touch with all the wonders of this much-favored state. 1, — C onatructlon o f boulavard ing with God's will.” Hut how much are any of us profiting by the opportuni­ around Lake M onroe. Fundamental minds were all ties around us? That’s the big question for most of us to agreed | C om pletion o f d t ) beautifies* until some medical modern­ take to heart, and work out an honest answer. ist hit upon n happy reply, lie tlon program . ______ -----------------o----------------- t BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ABOUT THROWING THE STONE: Master, thin woman was taken in adultery. Moses com­ m anded un that such should be atoned: but. why snyest thou? He ■aid unto them, ho that is with­ o u t ain among you, let him cast the first stone at her. John H: 4. 6, 7. —------ o------- if \ w e k n e w If we really knew the fellow’ That we talk about so much, Then the hardest heart would mel­ low— With a little kinder touch Wo would speak about his error, Should a fellow chance to fall, We would talk a little fairer, Or we wouldn’t talk at all. The Comma, A Trouble Maker What an easy thing it is to misplnco a comma. IIow fre­ quently it is left out entirely thereby changes the sense of whatever is written. Many millions of dollars have been lost through the mis­ placing of punctuation murks. The cornrnn seems to lie the greatest trouble maker, however, and its use is carefully watched by all those handling important documents. The present punctuation system hits been in use for a long time, blit still many valuable lessons are being learned by expensive experiences. Unde Sam has had several. When the United Stales custom tariff of 18t»*l was being printed, it Is said, the misplacing of a comma resulted in tin­ ned sheet iron paying1the same duty ns ordinary sheet iron, and the mistake was not discovered fur seventeen years and by th at time nearly forty-nine million dollars hail been lost by the government. The mistake of a clerk in preparing for the printer a later tariff bill, an imulvertance by which he used a comma instead of a hyphen, cost the government two million dol­ lars. By it all oranges, lemons, bananas and grapes and other foreign fruits, were admitted free of duty during a whole year. And so we might go on. The little comma has been the cause of much trouble. The Hoosier Motorist suggests th at if the following is punctuated correctly it will not sound quite ho crazy a s it doeH in the present form: ‘ A funny little man told this to me I fell in n snowdrift in June said he I went to a ball game out in the sea I saw a jellyfish float up in a tree I found some gum in a cup of tea 1 stirred my milk with a big brass key I opened my door on my bended knee I beg your pardon for this said be [tut *tis true when told as it ought to ho T is a puzzle in punctuation you see. -------------------- o-------------------- A FOOL IS one whom simpletons believe to be a man of merit.—La Bruyere. DAN DOfBBS SA said to clergymen that wanted miserable patients to have their leg cut off while fully conscious: “ If you criticize anesthetics, you are criticizing God himself. When ho iierformud the first sur­ gical operation on Adam, taking out one of Adam’s ribs, and mak­ ing from it Eve, his companion, God caused u deep sleep to fall upon Adam. That’s exactly what wo scientists do when we give anesthetics before we operate.” A bachelor is funnier than any other single thing. n Most of US want m u — c . even after they are. "*, m « | Am th.u T1*°Rl WPenMve: thin,* theUtearth money. - Some m arry for better or worss. Some just to kill time. You can't make n clear profit out of a shady business. P The weather is too warm to h*v* n date with un old flame ' The ,hnnl^ t thing about lealinz is buying things on credit. * A man doesn’t reap wlmt fc. sows unless he works the crop. The unhappy ending of mott novels is when the publisher them. Sometimes a man gets so rr.ad he quits being a hypocrite for a few brief minutes. The world owes you a living, but it pays on the Installment plan. While speaking your mind yau must mind your speaking or you will be spoken to about it. What’s become of the girt who could keep n fellow in love with her just by talking to him? There ian't any law against ■ man who smokes carrying matches. .................................................... . “Si IN LAKE COUNTY * It has lieen said that the home recognition of the individual’s re­ is the hope of the nation. The so­ sponsibility for his share in the of the welfare of cial and civic value of the home, safuguiudutg Hie community ami that increased an again-t n mere "place to stay” pride in personal achievement 210 acres on Ocidnwnhn river. 25 ncres in budded ha:; been up for the discriminating which must come from personal 5 orange I rues; 20 acres (ruck land and 1 f» acres opinion of the supreme court of participation in projects looking good timber land. House, Imm and garage. AtCalifornia. Thu court upheld the toward community betterment. » Ian tic Coast Line Railroad, nnd Dixie Highway action of the municipality of I-oa The general welfare of the com ■ run through property. Angeles in denying certain promot­ niunity is but the aggregate wel­ : ONE HUNDRED and twenty- ers the right to erect nn apartment fare of 'its constituent members, ■ But wo add a lot of rumor five devoted women of America, hotise In u district reserved by u and that which tends to promote < Reasonable Terms all ardent prohibition workers, will zoning ordinance for family resi­ the welfare of the individual mem­ To n little bit of fact. bers of society can not fall to ben­ And the ultimate consumer land in England today, to tell the dences. iV? lacked. ' Adda whatever wo iiavJ British they nlso should become As just such n case might ut efit society as a whole." any time come up before the courts Whatever fosters maintenance Yes, wo udd a little to It, “bone dry.” For I doubt if we would do it The Daily Mail, biggest circula­ of Florida for adjudication, nrul n* of the real homes, as contrasted | r REALTOR If we really knew the man. tion in England, wonders why tho court’s opinion setting forth with mere places of shelter, foa- ■ public policy with reference to {tors the sort of citizenship on “people cannot learn to atleml to ' Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 If we really knew another their own business’’ ami calls the the snicreilness of the one-family j which reposes, the happiness and| ■ T hat, residence commonly designated ns security of the community, As ounudvea wo really kiunts *. First National Rank Building. 126 “dry” ladies, "busybodics.” When men criticized a brother Any American can assure th e ; home, we herewith reproduce in city is fortunate and far seeing 5 Sales Force:—Miss Ruba Williams, Miss Helen linage. _S We wouLX#ay it wasn’t so. which provides, whether . throng Daily Mail that prohibition is not part the decision of the court: X S public ■ media or private, prefera"With ownership," says the For a lid a mile a minute necessarily bone dry. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIB IIH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH IU IIU III Often traveled, often grew. court, “comes stability, the weld­ blv the latter, machinery of cre­ ing together of family ties and dit, through which thrifty families But thye may ho nothing in it, TIIK PRICE of gasoline is go­ better attention to the rearing of in moderate circumstances may If the man we really knew. ing up. New York pays u one children. With ownership comes reasonably hope to own comfort- j cent "boost,” beginning today. Oil im reused interest When the jealous bring a story. in tho promo­ able homes. No phase of the j us it comes from the ground is tion of public agencies When the little rumor a start, such ns great development program now | getting scarcer. The increasing That may dim another's glory church nnd school, which have for on in the Land of Manatee nnd number of nutomobiles demand Or may break another’s heart, their purpose development of tho throughout South Florida, has more and more gasoline. Wise moral and mental make-up of tho richer significance than the build­ Then we carelessly receive them, men of Wall Street tell vou that Never question, never scan— utisutwy country. With ing of a large number ot such if you buy the rigid oil stocks | ownership ofof Hie But we never woulu believe them one’s home comes homes. you will get rich. If wo really knew the man. Of course you will. But those ! —By Douglas Malloch. ATHLETES AND NERVES that know which ARE the right* CONVERSION ....-o -----oil stocks are not going to TELL FROM COLLIERS It now appears that tho heat you. And those that have the wave in going to be permanent. WRONG oil stocks for sale will When the average mortal, on the of nervousness. It must be a won­ Emerson Iruly said: “There in no thought in Hie mind ,-------- o-------push them at you. DON'T GAM­ cd"e of a contest, begins to feet derful thing to have your nervous MY FAVORITE STORIES but it qtiirkly tends to convert itself into power.” Have j| Wonder if Henry Ford could be BLE. £ u tremor uf nervousness assail his system so well in hand that you By IRVIN S. COBB persuaded to send a IVaco Ship nut only the thought blit the will to save and you ran never feel any of the excitement system, he seems to think that in As for the rest of the stock to China? make good progress. Open nn account now with Ihis market, brokers tell you sincerely some fashion ho is being disgrac­ of contest that hits most of us bo --------- o---------Some of my dearest boyhood the Ohio was “up North” to Us ill and truthfully that the general list ed. that he i* “yellow,” and that hard.” bank. Rome men who would not hnrnt memories cluster about it gravel- that town. In the crook of her arm Is going up, unless it goes clown, everyone knows it. “I am sorry to disappoint you,” a person in tho world, will persist covered wharf where the Tennes­ this lady bore the first Mexican Some time ago in n news article the veteran remarked, “but it so see like an amorous Indy, kisses hairless dog Cap'll Joe had ever In killing time. I mentioned the fact that a cer­ happens that I never go into any BELGIUM WANTED to borrow 1 I’er Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts seen. Tito animal was no larger -------o------the Ohio not once but twicu and tain veteran pitcher was extremely hard contest without being exI.ota of people can’t bo under­ then in the embrace of the wider than it full grown rut; in Diet it $50,000,000 more; American finan­ nervous in an important game us ct rein el y nervous. And 1 don’t be­ gladly supplied the money. stood beeuuar they don't under­ stronger stream goes romancing ratlici; resembled u rat. It seemed ciers he entered tho box. lle resented j lieve many do, in any sport.” away to receive the parental bless­ a miserable, naked, sickly , little Wall Street’s reporters write: the statement, much as if I had stand themselves. The belief was always held “Belgium’s loan snapped up in ■----------o-------ing of that father of nil the riv­ thing which shivered even though charged him with being a quitter; about Jerome 1>. Travers, winner record time.” tlu- air was Imlmly and ftim-hed end "Ire- said that he was as cool of five championships, who moved Our office boy wanta to know ers. the Old MissUsip. { j e m in o lR (j[o u n lu l& a n k The loan, paying 7.UJ per cent, as he had ever been, without any j upon his way without a quiver, tile There on the porch of nn anci­ with vugue uneasiness ut every if you mean n man is strong when supplies a pleasant profit for th e sound. ent Imutstoro overlooking the inutnervousness whatsoever. For all l last turn in serenity and stoicism. | you call him u "big cheese.’’ As tho ladv drew close Cap’s financiers that handle it. Just t h a t he was unquestionably nor- Yet in hi* first victorious chnm-; ingplucc of the waters I heard what will happen to little people older days when the Hoe stood up and made u low bow vmis; and so is everyone else— pinunship, when it came to the A lot of people who can see tales of the that ultimately hold thu bonds r e ­ with only a few isolated exceptionsi matter of sinking a short putt fori rodo the packets mid the to her. no farther than the end of their gamblers STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS "1 l>eg your pardon, madam," mains to is? seen. They want 7.1.1 - -when a lag test conics. Nerves victory, lu* was so nervous that h e 1 knew no closed season on nose, are seeing quite a distance i mato per cent, for awhile; they have g o t ini said hi hit* best company drawl, black roustabouts and the li'llers are anping tho standard human couldn’t control thu club, too ner-[ at that. busted front time to time and sent* “hut might u total stranger so fur wlmt they want. If they want ingredients. And champions are vous even tu attempt the putt tm-i tereil proud steamboats in splint- latiudo upon you ns to ask you n safety, they might better invest no more immune than duffers or til he had taken extra time to get Here’s what Franco snys to the tty smithereens. There too, I one question.” in the United States. dub* or beginners. a new grip upon himself. United States, “Hush, little Amer­ ilsy heard whut I still, after all "You might," she said, her sharp French and Belgian francs .Several years ago a well-known Two of tho most nervous men I ica, don’t you cry; you’ll gel n these years, regard its it magnifi­ accent:! jp strong contrast to his dropped yesterday, ami a bond golfer made thi* remark to Wai­ have ever seen in snort are Jack check bye and bye. cent example of spontaneous deeper yet infinitely softer tones. that pays 7.l.’i per cent is no “con­ ter J. Travis, whose set, determin­ Dempsey nnd Bill Tllden. They “Thunk you, miidutn,” he said. servative investment.” And if Ku- ed face never betrayed the slight- are two bundles of nerves, raw American humor. Henry gets too much credit for Tilted back ill his chair on the "The question, madam, relates to rope ever repudiates such bond* jest emotion in any match; “The nerves, jumping nerves, nerves perfecting his automobile when, boalsloro porch sat t'ap’n Joe Fow­ ‘the dog you air carrying, la that the nwmtrs will be told, "Don’t | tiling l have admired about you, that at times seem to be almost according to history, Julius t’acsui ler. ns typical a Kentuckian ns the your own dog?” (complain, fur you are usurers.” ] Mr. Travis, is your complete luck beyond control. crossed many streams by u Ford. fag end of the last century pro­ "It is," she said, --------o— ----"Is Unit the only dog you've duced. A packet bound from I'in“ WHY,” ASKS a newspaper I < idle has recently bad an up­ cinmiti to New Orleans, landed. gut ?" LOVE man, “do you say it would be less | rising against the government, Up the steep slope of the wharf "It is." TAMPA TIMES dangerous for the Shennundoah to showing that tilings get Imt down came a tourist lady from up "Mitdnm," said Cap’ll Joe, "ain’t go to Spitsbergen and hunt for there once in u while despite its North somewhere—anywhere across1you mighty nigh out of dog' Amundsen than to go from !*akc- i There is a belief common the | he spends no money and Bill’s name. Comm* Magnolia and Central—l,"5xl20. Beau­ burst Minneapolis ---- — o-------' vY’qto u -i.'p IU" !ViM I , 1nnd '" 1 back?” ,U' .V world over, that man loves a dog.' cordiality becomes increasingly What’s become of that plan A.Nof ^ V .LlV crossing „ . f ^ “ Ufu.. ? L A h.U ihu truth is that man loves ador-1forced. In the end they are esWHAT THE ARCTIC HOLDS tiful shade trees. $11100. Easy terms. time year the Atlantic, ation when he thinks liu is loving I tranged. Bill no longer calls John to have a first-clans laundry lo­ ST. PETERSBURG TIMES. witii the prevailing winds helping, cated in Hanford? One should In­ going on to Spitsbergen from Eng­ the dog. If he should enter the j a friend, for wo get our living! put into operation here before the To most iiernoitH the Arctic reg-iyond the nearest mountain rango land, with the l’ntoku waiting yard of a stranger ami the world’s, from our friends, lint surely a man truly Moves' opening of next winter season. ions suggest nothing but eternal our primitive forebears to ex- there as a base, and exploring the prize bull dog should leap from 20 iota on Sanford Avenue. Next to Rose Court. • . —-----o - the steps of the stranger’ij house j the wife of his bosom. Well, >**:>;! i i r . . i..., ....... . I pmre. It Is the lure which has in Arctic ocean a few hundred miles a land of a day six mo tit ns in *.. , . , . . , , and nppro.uli him with wagging most men do, after u fashion. But The Tampa Tribune says, “our ice, .............. Iall ages beckoned to ndveutnre and would be simple. It would Tins is a real pick up. ami welcoming jyhhies of de- consider tho cujo of Henry. Hoi idea about it is Ihut any man who length, but no summer. Yet, there Ofton t„ profit. The obstacles hi north only mean flying the big Shenan- tail light, he would stoop to pat the loves hia wife, but ho loves her! will kick a dog, hits trouble get- ure those who see possibilities of the way increase the incentive; do'ih in the midsummer climate of animal’s head and worry its ears because she keep* his house in o r-! tiiiT along with his mother-in-law.” resources within thut forbidding j Those with imagination of wlmt the Arctic, at no great distance nnd ho would interpret the purring d a, mends his clothe*, attends With anyone else, for that matter, zone which might prove of great' things of value may lie within the from her base. 10 acres in nid.i city limits will cut in 40 nice lots. ■- ■ o-------of vanity us low for the humble | nnd trains his children, fondles value to muukiml. A writer in n| Arctic Circle may be wrong in evi creature at his feet; but if the j him. feed* his vanity by listening Today's belt laugh; Once "Oh, June publication suggests that ly- cry detail, but they will not he Price $7,500. Terms. A TRIP from New York to Min dog should get to its feet and. to his boastings, nurses him, feed* you kldjo" was considered a dev­ ing to the south and west of the I sailsfied until they are demnnstratilish re t u t k. Today they get In­ Pole just above Alaska, is one mil* cd wrung and then the mystery of iter.polls nnd return through the growl a warning nr advance with ] him, pets him, entertains him. Now ! tuited if you fail to term them lion square miles into which no the icc-lockcd land will not be a zone of midsummer thunderstorms; obvious intent to dlseouruge his i let her make an end of this busiJess than “red hot mamas.”—Fay­ man hus gone. What is there tio mystery any longer. So long a* wili be sufficiently safe, us beli-1vjs^ Wulli,i reach for his hip pock-jne** and devote herself wholly to 2000 acres 9 miles west of Sanford, Irani road nm #ay: “Now, start some- interests outside his home. How etteville Observer. one knows. the secrets ure unreavelcd there uni doesn’t explode or bum. But i ct it would be more dangerous than; thing, you ugly brute, and I'll fill [long will Henry’s love bo lavished But that this region contains will be volunteers engaged in seek­ through it. Fine trucking and citrus land. u tri|i to Spitsbergen and oil north | yuU with Uttle hole* that will let upon her? A noted English actor, who re­ metal*, minerals or other resources ing to unravel them. j the breezes through." cently declared that England's Is possible. Alaska, a few hundred Job, you remember, loved hia It is suggested also that in the nt this season. $.’12.50 per Acra --------Such »a the love of Bill for God and remained loyal through naughty show* are nut so bad, says miles to the south, hus gold, silver, unexplored Arctic may lie greut MR. DAVIS, acting secretary of [John. Bill has a store and John all adversity. But how many vau­ further “ 1 have not found anything copper, coal, nil, platinum uml ' deposit* of radium. There U u even to tnulio me raise my eye many other produets By analogy | theory that the Aurora Borealis Is War, tells West Point cadets; is one of his most liberal patrons. | quished nations have held public brows.” Maybe it made him lower may it not be assumed thut vhat a rainbow from a rodium deposit. there is no danger of militarisni At frequent intervals John drops meetings to thunk God for Ilia Li:i gaze iusteud. | near-Arctic localities have in ubuu- Thu» there is the appeal to science in America, and thut is true. in to sit on n counter and chat. 1mercies ? And what righteous rm^T—■'■<*» dunce may also extend po'ewsrd? us well us the incentive of profit There won't be uny American mil­ Hill hus many friends, but he man, being deprived of *.he for-,* A Madrid portrait painter says Such is the method of reasoning, from di**<'vetle* to take mui mntb- itarism. But if this country does- prizes John more than any other, i tune In which he dcligtcd, will : the Spanish Women’s knees ure The conclusion is purely specula- wnrd. T he'portrayal 0f the possl- nt soon get un adequate fleet uf Then a new store opens ncross (keen his mind free of the jilea See Us For Largo Acreage. the most beautiful in the world tive, but the possibility Is luring to lue'rb hes of the polar rvjgion limy Hying machines there may be some the street, offering a little better thut God was in some obscure t becauu they pray utury, thus mak- *adventurous souls. At least such be u chimera only, but there are foreign militarism up in the air gooil*nur a lit UP less money, and way to blame for the lo*, John lo gins ___to do bb buying . „ there. - "For U-ttdr uf foise*’ Is a lurge in* tjieir knee niuudea grow rug {want to know what is:hi this un- those who believe ex plural iu» above us. and that would be con­ ___ 10S Magnolia Ave, arid-firm.. A lot ut .appK- *y*n k»/id„M.•Wl1.H b $ r . uranruap.- worldi while. They want to. know. siderably more unpleasunt than Monila pass and he continues to bargain for a man who is ninety-1 r *k tlrop*1ti for chats with' Bill) but^niuc per cent selfish. ( mil iL The desire to know wnnt !uy be Linei?, the Venture. ftib' HotfW-fhtH!* ^Ttlile.* THE FUN DAM ET A 1,1STB couldn't exactly answer that. Ho now, when you have your vermi­ form appendix taken out the doc­ tor causes a deep sleep to fall up­ on you, and fundamentalists have forgotten that they once objected to it so violently. \ E. F. L A N E S a n f o r d t F la . BARGAINS in Real Estate A. P. Connelly & Sons At �'W ^ W : STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART Office 148 Tuesday „ \ Newman will entcr- h Vrj.lte-bH’abfast at her “ Fourth Street,’ honoring * Hutton wedding party, notion reheasal will bo f f a supper at the Couni ohich will be given by J 3 .S-. A. R- Key honori«tdding Tarty. Wednesday r.tf-llutton wedding will at 8:30 o’colck in the E L Church. The rccopa be held a t the Woman’s Mediately a fter the cere- . p f r i d g e will enter* wiiic Turned Circle with L j™, narty nt her home ut But Retting everything else aside, he says, "the increasing de­ TELEPHONE :-R e*. 428-J mands of the country’s commerce” will soon he beyond the railroads’ power to meet without a tremen­ dous enlargement of their facili- I I LOyj;LY BRIDGE LUNCHEON IS GIVEN - lo be nmtounced in I tics. newspaper, Thursday next, He estimate? Its cost at 10 bil­ I__MONDAY FOR MISS SARITA LAKE lion dollnrs in the next dr*rmt« Hi? ' theory is that it will be better to An Important. "*crc nul eupa in the shape of ros­ The suggestion is Brig. Gen. T. minimize this expedituro on the .'■■■ es. They were .filled with candies Q. Ashburn’s. railroads’ part and to devote part Announcement • in pink. f. Ashburn is chairman of the In­ of the money to waterways devel­ At the gam^ of bridge which land Waterways Corporation, cre­ opment, which' costs far less 'and by Studebakcr , followed luncheon, Mrs. Leu Rock­ ated by Congress a year ngo— can be mndp, he thinks.. V>> accom­ ** * ** *« !*Hf in well made' high *core imd i^government enterprise, but in­ plish just as much or more, Every owner or pnwpeclivo awarded a bottlo of Houbigants tended to be run governmt*ntally the general doubts if toilet water. For the exit prize only with a view to demonstrating theBesides, owner of a car will he inter­ roads can possibly manage the Mrs. B. F. Whltner .lr, was award­ "the feasibility and economic val­ necessary ested. expansion of their ser­ ed Houbigants powder and Miss ue of water transportation.” Lake was presented a beautifully It is then to encourage "the re­ vices, at any cost. framed picture. Th? one making establishment of private corpora­ "When we reach a point," he high score a t each table was pre­ tions upon our navigable streams r.ays, "whero it costs more nnd sented an old-fashioned bouquet ty as compared with five years and canals, operating common cur­ takes a longer time to get a car ■made of candies. age I Tho 1925 figures are de­ riers which will Ik* of mutual ben­ in and out of a city like New York Those invited were: Miss Sar- scribed n | preliminary and sub­ efit to the public nnd themselves." than it docs to move it from New • * * York to Philadelphia, the trans­ ita Lake, Miss Maude Lake,, Miss ject to correction. Minnie Porter Harris of Key West. America, General Ashburn re­ portation system is pretty well The totnl number of farms on Miss Mary Louise Dickenson of January 1,\1925 was given as 1510 marks in n pamphlet he has just i saturated." Tampa, Miss Roberta Carter and comparer) with 109.1 on January issued through the government, Miss Eioise Smicit of Marianna, 1, 1920; operated by white farm­ has experienced two stages of Miss Martha Murphrec of Guins- ers 1175. and 1011; by colored transportation and is entering on ville. Miss Emily Rnhncr of St. farmers'75 nml 80; by owners 1101 a third. Augustine, Miss Madge Field of and 988; by managers 40 and 04; The first was the wagon and Martinsville, Vu., Miss Norma and roy tenants 09 nml 41. water stage; the second, rail; to­ Griffin of Kissimmee, Mrs, John we need every available trnnsAil land in farms on January 1, day Hazelhurst of Sumpter, S. C., Mrs. narration means—rail, the automo­ Raymond Phillips, Mr?. B.F. Whlt- 1925 totaled 08,021 compared with bile, air—we already are using or Crop land In 1921 beginning to use all these—and ncr Jr., Mrs. 15. I). Caswell, Mrs. 242,441. .1. I). Woodruff. Mrs. Leo Rockwell, amounted to 29,027 acres; harvest­ Witter. Mrs. Edward Betts, Mrs. Hawkins ed land 23119; crop failures 10 This latter method we abandon­ Connelly, Mrs. Richard Brown, acres; fallow or idle 1452; pas­ ed during the period of our great tures in 1924, 7000 acres; plownble Mrs, Hasset Brown, Mrs. Braxton railroad development but ought Baggott, Miss Mne Holly, Miss 1022; woodland 5099; other 879; to be getting back to, for the hand­ woodland not pastured 20,190; all Abide Doudney, nml Miss Helen ling of bulk freight, because "it’s other land 5200. the cheapest means of transporta­ Kami values on January 1, 1921 tion known.” compared with those of January To show how very much cheap­ 1, 1920: Land and buildings $28,- er water is than anything else the Mrs. Abercrombie Giv Restraint I s Sought 1101,400 nnd $14,898,901; land alone genural cites figures gathered in Surprise Dinner Party For Delinquint Boys $24,140,070 and $12,129,403; build­ connection witlr his operation of ings $1,855,110 ami $2,509,140. the government’s experimental Mrs, R. M. Abercrombie enter­ And Girls of Tokyo Livestock on farms on the two Mississippi, Warrior River and tained Monday evening with a sur­ respective dates: Horses 114 and Louisiana and Alabama coastal prise dinner party honoring her TOKYO, June 10.—A campaign 724; mules 017 nnd 500; cattle lines. The following is typical: husband and her brother, 11. 0. for the reform of "furyo seine,” total 1929 nmV ! 1,072; beef cows "When l tell you that a largo Weaver. 1085 and 5921; other beef cnttle manufacturing concern of Alaliaa term used to designate Japanese The beautifully appointed table boys and girls of criminal tenden­ 552 nnd 5010; dairy cows 1110 and tun, which uses a certain kind of was decorated with a centerpiece of cies, 1422; other dairy cattle 150 and ore in its manufactures, and owns is to lie undertaken by tin* 099; pink radiance roses and ferns. A iiietropolipin swine total 771 nnd 8171; its own mines of this ore in the police depui'-mtfnt. These Dresses are made of the finest rose bud was used to mark tie* The police at present have a spe­ breeding sows 114 nnd .702. stale of Alabama, can yet get this place. same ore from Sweden, transport Prineiiyi) crops in 1924 com­ staff which deals with incor­ A delicious five course dinner cial it by sen to Mobile, thence by our quality French Embroidered Voiles. Dis­ rigible youngsters, but its num­ pared with 1919: Granges: wns served to 7 o’clock. Covers bers Young tr.es 400,718 and 281,994; Warrior line to Tuscaloosa, Ala., will be doubled in a determin­ were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Aber­ ed effort to weed out tho embry­ trees of hearing ago H17„0t l and and deliver it at its plant cheaper tinctively styled and exquisitely made. crombie, Mr. and Mrs, II, C. Hal­ onic criminals of Tokyo. 112,202. Lemons: Young trees than it can produce Us own ore verson, Miss Laura Parker. Miss its own mines, and transport Today there are between 5,000 9510 and 100; tros of hearing age at Marge Abercrombie and II. G. 2101 nnd 1151. Grapefruit 9144 it by rail to its manufactory, it and 0,000 youths of both sexes on Weaver. be brought home to you that the special staff's black list. These and 12,987; trees of hearing age will there is something radically wrong 94,478 and 02,991. include/ college students, school the present situation," children, factory workers and home­ Pecans: Young trees 228 nnd in General Mrs. Mitchell Dies Ashburn isn’t trying to less wail's. Tho college students 2122: trees of bearing age 1101 furnish a substitute for rail trans­ After Long Illness will receive especial attention from and 819. portation or to force tin- railroads the police, who declare they have After nn illness of five weeks, received many complaints that the The Farm Mortgage Bankers’ As­ lo cut their rates. He recognizes that many and Mrs. Alice Mitchell, wife of Hr. young men have been frequenting sociation suggests a novelty in the perhaps most water hauls will O. M. Mitchell, of this city, died the cafes of Tokyo at unreasonably form of inheritance taxes upon se­ have to tie supplemented by the late h'furs. this morning at 10:10 o’clock. curities exempt from federal in­ roads, on some equitable rule di­ A short funeral service will lie The Post Office la Next Dootl to Us come tax, graduated In proportion vision which the Interstate t’oniheld the home, 390 Palmetto Ave­ Twenty-five per cent of indus­ to the time that tile exemption lias merco Gomtnission presumably nue, promptly a, I! o’clock Wednes­ tries t-apoling to National Manu­ lieen enjoyed. will fix. day afternoon. The body will lie facturers' Association have already sent no train 92 nt l o’clock to made (Sutl» to Ihcreasfo 'number of St. Augustine—Aotllal construct* ’ • . *I < I l • O '■ U ire.] ,n-i* ’ -o r ........ -.. ., ......... Dalton, Ga., the former home of employes this summer, nnd only 12 tioii work under way for bridge to ■ ■«■■■■«■■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l a H m in s n ii u a a ■■**■■■■■ ■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■*■■■■**■*■■ Mrs. Mitchell, for burial. per lent are antidipating nay de- connect this place and Anastasia Having no children, Mrs .Mitchell rrcnsp, in tln-lr present number. Island. is survived only by her husband, Dr. C. M. Mitchell. Exquisite Embroidered Thursday pinole Chapter, Number i- s will hold the regular indie Masonic Temple nt All members-nre urged ’in,I all visiting stats will j,t WASHINGTON', June 10.—To reduce the spread in prices be­ tween what the American producer Rets and the ultimate consumer has to pay—to glvo the former mure for his product nnd the lat­ ter his living at lower cost—let’Ret back to our old-time- utiliza­ tion of the country’s inlnnd wnter- MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor X tathtan Class will meet nt ,t Baptist Church, 3:30 erc to Lake Mary Picnic. Friday pudounry Society of the t Church will entertain ’tluck at the homo of Mrs. ichary, with a iniscellnnwer, honoring Misa CaroKtr a bride-elect of this Saturday utivrine Wilson nnd Mini |ir.,l will entertain at the Ljliss Hand with a iiflacoltitiovnr for Miss Carolyn Lthose marriage will take Ear I". tpn Guild Chicken Supper filagnulin Avenue, fchmir will be held nt the tit III o’clock. L anil conference meeting LrM with the minister, O. Lf, at the home of Mr. and Eh. Smith. 217 East Third f* Wednesday evening. All I trgvii to be present. Kcfen supper will be given jq by St. Agnes Guild in fficis of A. P. Connelly & 10Magnolia Ave„ from 5:19 ■dock. ersonals nd Mrs. Rush N. Johns left for .Lakeland where they i<relatives. kMunrot* Hutton arrived iirannah, Ga., Monday to be id the marriage of his son. Wcdnesda ya ndThursday Only J u n i o r Worker’s Conference to Be Held a t Pensacola Dream of Home Mildred Campbell will nrrfr.e*day from Aberdeen, N. i visit with Mias Perry Lu New Flannel Trousers with 18 to 21) inches bottom. Grey, tan and brown. H. A. Moreland left Mon­ dial the summer with her Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun in A. B. Dieter and little e, Sharon, left Monday for sJt'd visit with Mrs. Dieter's U Melrose. Mass. SUITS Odd size in Palm Beach Suits Tan and Brown. Virginia DcCourscy left for Greensboro, N. C., He will attend the summer °l the Woman’s State ColNorth Carolina. DAVE. BERWE ?*-Bridge to h<* constructed HUUtmrur river at TwentySheet; project to cost $S9,- NECKWEAR New Silk Neckwear. New p attern s in stripes and checks. >0 acreage in Florida in­ born 18,019 acres in 1929 •acre-i in 1924. 1 $1.00 *millu _ Municipal radio he formally opened. <H|ue Feathers for Trimming BOYS’ KNICKERS fm i votyTIIE NIGHT l CAPITOL OE THE Plain linen ; Palm Beach brown. BOYS’ WASH SUITS All white, and colored suits styles. Peter Ban Cloth. Si: 8 years. "I*"« • n i>rr»i-rl|Ml»“ *“ r i. Chills p and I or llilimis Fever, 11 k i l t , th e serin*. R U IN E D EYES By neglect: tliey Set red awl V)r'’ 3'l'1 you Ut them g<J- D°n * ~ ieonardi’* Golden Eye .Lotion cures sorenei* without |*-ll» »> 0,,c ‘ /* Coold- UalP and <*lr«n?jhen»: Innrt on having "Leonard*» —>« a U g u d jy iA .-^ i1.1 Uf — B ut W h en T hey Go B a d X h ey T h in k of the BiK City many kind* of men and women in a week. "Tho one* that Interest ma moat” he maintains, “ore the outof-towner». Their favorite piec« just now, by the way, U ‘I’ll Seo You In My Dreams,* and it’* most appropriate, for a* they dance, they are seeing Uie folk* at home and imagining them­ selves back, relating their experi­ ences. But when they go home-w«ll then of course they’ll dream about being back in N*w York, And *o Uf* goes l" Plain colors in English broad­ cloth and fancy silk stripe madras with white stripe, with and without collars. All guar­ anteed fast colors. $2.25 to $5.00 WORLD Apaiuchieola—Toll bridge to w constructed across Apalachicola river, between here and bast i oiitt, SHIRTS BELL BLOUSERS All guaranteed fast colei’s. Fine ipnd ras and oxford cloth. All sizes. $1.50 to $3.00 lai» iiw am ii-» n * W * M '“ » ‘1........ ^ |» >. Miw p |^»<»^w **"»*ff»*«»"**‘“ 'ir ,‘,,‘ �The Opening of Branch Office How They Stahd tfc a a iBfflfi • FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Lokeland . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 0 3000 St. Petersburg .. .. ..0 1 ,000 Sanford .. ............0 0 ........ f i r s t Half Leaders Trimmed Tampu .. _ ................ 0 0 ....... Losing Streak of New York Score 13 Runs In Late Inning Team Extended to Four (tames; Red Sox, Cubs and Cards Win Monday Games To Win Close Game From Cleveland Indians; Boston Red Sox Defeat Chicago GIANTS LOSE AGAIN p n r « B U ? ,c , p s .. —Thu luking Strunk of the Giants » wad extendtd to four guttles when the Pirates won Mon­ day 7 to 0. Score by innings: New Y o rk ........ 0!2 100 0O3-0- 7-1 P itts b u rg ......... 030 112-001-7-12*1 Scott, Greenfield and Snyder; PHILADELPHIA. Juno Trt — A 1025 major league record far ’one inniiig scoring was hung up Mon­ day afternoon when the Philadel­ phia Americans overcame a 15-4 handicap by scoring thirten runs and using up thro opposing pitch­ ers in the eighth inning of ( the PhllndoIphia-CIevelnnd game. PHILADELPHIA, June 18.— Staging one of the greatest ral­ lies in the history of baseball and certainly the greatest ever seen in thin city, Philadelphia overcame nn eleven run lead in the eighth inning Monday and by scoring 13 runs defeated Cleveland 17 to 15. Simmons home run in this session wound up the attack and drove in two base runners. Umpire Owens was so seriously injured in the second inning of the game thnt lie was removed to a hospital and Umpire Dinccn took his place be­ hind the bat. Owens was run into by Second baseman Spurgeon of Cleveland as the latter scored. Score by innings: Cleveland .. 042 212 100-15-21-0 I'hiln............. 011 001 l-L‘ix-17-19-2 S;iecce, Yowcll, Uhle mid Myntt; Rommel, Unufgartnvr, llcinnch, Stokes, Glass, Wulberg and Per­ kins, DeBerry, Cochran. *3 to 2 By Highlanders: NATIONAL LEAGUE . Was Fast Game Featured Won Lost Pet. \ k WHh Four Double Plays Now York - ... .. .. ..33 19 .835 l'fttshurg .. .i .. - ^ LAKELAND, Fla-, J6ne UJ^Thrf (highlanders startdd the suc: J K S & i g h ; monuay by uutUm: V vfbl from the Saints by 3 t o [i: jjr'T n c gi^puf was one of the fast4 K t& ot played on the field nrid wan :.M»tuml Jw*twu dobhle plnys b>‘ . wieft ST. PETE—^ AB R IT PO A F, Allen, r f ............3 0 1 0 0 0 • *f,lannon.' If .. .. .1 0 0 2 1 1 Martin, s s . .. .. .. . 4 0 0 2 2 0 Mraancr, 2 b ...........3 0 0 2 3 0 Brown, c r ......... 4 0 0 2 0 O Barnes, lb V........... 4 1 1 11 O 0 Boyle, 3 b .......... 3 1 2 1 4 0 Besse, c ................ 1 0 0 2 1 0 Edwards, p ........... 3 0 0 2 1 2 T otals................ 27 3 0 27 15 LAKELAND AB R II PO A Human, I f .......... 3 1 1 3 0 Buckley, 2 b ......... 4 0 2 3 8 Surface, r f ..........3 0 0 2 0 Brazier, c f ......... 4 1 1 1 1 0 Welch, s s ______ 3 1 1 4 4 Edward-, lb „.2 0 0 10 1 Ponder, 3b _ ....2 0 0 0 0 Francis, e ............3 0 3 0 0 Carig, p ---------..3 0 1 1 .7 .■ . 28 21 .571 IlP friffe;- - ........29; 2‘ .547 'hiragn •_ L ’filkuhJphfn lost nr' \ . l SG. THERN ASSOCIATION Won Lost I New Orleans .........35 22 J Atlanta . ............. e l l 29 .1 Nashville . . . . . . . . . ..81 28 J Chattanooga .. .. .. . 20 33 J Birm ingham..............28 31 .< M emphis ......................... 30 34 ,4 Mobile........................ 29 3.7 .•! Little Rock................ 25 32 AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 Won Lost E 0 Philadelphia.............. 35 1H 1 W ashington................31 19 0 Chicago.....................27 25 Cleveland....................28 27 0 St. Louis....................28 30 0 New Y o rk ..................23 30 0 D etroit...................... 23 33 0 B oston....................... 20 34 0 T o tals...............27 3 6.27 15 1 Score by innings: St. Petersburg .. . 000 000 020-2 Lakeland ................ 200, 100 00x-3 Summary: Two base bit, Barnes, S. Doyle, Welch. Horn'* run, Brazier, Sacrifice, Edwards, Ponder. Doube play, Martin to Messner to Barnes; Shannon to Barnes; Welch to Buckley to L. Edward*. Lef on bnse, St. Pete. 6; I-akelnnd 4, Base on bulls, off Edwards 3; Crnig 2. Hit by pitch­ er, by Craig (Allen). Umpires, Ware and ftos. Time l :35. Results Yesterday’s Today’s Games Florida Stale League • Tampa a t Sanford. Sf. Petersburg at Lakeland National League Philadelphia a t St. Louis, Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn a t Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburg. American League St. Louis nt. Washington Detroit nt New York. Cleveland nt hilndelphin. Chicago at Boston, Southern Asociation Little Rock at Atlanta. Memphis a t Birmingham. Nashville at Mobile. Chattanooga at New Orleans Florida State League Lakeland 3, St. Petersburg 2, Sanford-Tampa, wet grounds, CUIIS HOMERS WIN CHICAGO, June Hi.—Chicago won its fifth consecutive game Monday, defeating Boston, 8 to 4, in a contest that resulted in fivp home (ruiiH, the Cub i getting four of them. All but one of the Cub’s runs were scored through home runs. Score by innings: B o sto n .............001 000 003-1- 8:3 C hicago......... IMG 200 02x-8-12-l Mnrqunrd and Cenewich; Jones and Hartnett.’ Tallahassee — Now one-story building to bo erected on College avenue. RED SOX WIN BOSTON, June 10.—Both- Chirngo and Boston hit freely iMunday but Boston was more timely, defeating the While Sog 13 to 5. Score by innings: Chicago .. .. .......... 0(12 010 011-5 B oston................... 043 002 22x-l 3 Coengros, Thurston, Mack and Falk, Sc balk, Cruise; Herring and ' Ruffing. Southern Association Atlanta 2, Little Rink 8. Mobile 2, Nnshvjlle 3. New Orleans 1, Chattanooga 4 Birmingham 4, Memphis 3. ‘American League Boston 13, Chicago 6. Philadelphia 17, Cleveland 15. Others not scheduled. National League Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 2. Chicago 8, Boston 4. Pittsburg 7, New York 8. St. Louis 8, Philadelphia I PRESENTING Mil f M iiiJ i U U We Have Three Bargains On Sanford Avenue Captain Edgnr W. Holmes, master of the United' Fruit Co, steamer Atlienas, owns one of the few snmples of the handwriting of President Harding known to be in existence. Harding dictated nearly nil his correspondence and addresses, but to Captain Holmes, whoso ship car­ ried him from Now Orleans to Panama after his election, he sent n picture autographed with several line# of his own script. Ileal Estate Auction Sales. Salt of Many Used Is Secured In Large Quantities From Lake JACKSONVILLE, June 18.—The Southern Fisheries Commission will hold a meeting in this city on June 23 and 21, it has been an­ nounced by Frank l>. J<’nnt. De­ tails of the meeting will be made public later. Let us sell your property AT AUCTION Realtors, We arc permanently locntctl in Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. Advertisements brin the wares of the world t your doorstep for you inspection. I ALLEN AND BRENT 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. •v >> ■ »)>Vf/ffl Harbors under surv result in widening I of Ybor estuary. Presenting Rutgers University’s lightest and heaviest athletes, other words, meet T. Gerard Wharton, six feet two and weighing pounds, and Eugene Von Stanley, five feet seven; weigh, 237. former is a hurdler, the latter u swimmer. Yoti’r right, Whart shown on the left in the above layout. OUT OUR WAY By Williams | - 1 1 DO^rF \ MtftfclE WtrNj; '18A AMf AOM’\ H f O . M IS S * * l Bt-TTuM 1 OOWM Th \SA( TUEt ’ iCE. CWUWA ’ W IT RK-nlT 'A4W. O w t u , SOCIAL.CAuSfc MUW ittLL TA' ^ M iss VAMct’u . V\)p cvn oh SM A L L , nn£ L L 17 1’R F .S E N T T IIE FACTS HUT TH E DECISION M UST H i % B £ IT h a w ,( ■ ( S j M M t R O “A Property of Merit” * O tlors \ our G reatest Opportunity Us Location Assures Safety With P rofit! *» , In the City Limits. Mellonville Ave*, and Hughey Streets -i__________1 X A M D " J H E ^ H O U W O S .-J l/l -^M-*****V-ll; '.'-iftlfr, T (q d y S trau ss, D ist. Mgr. •I ’» tb.J* rt "*• »“• a itI i •'ll; ao< 7»4i B U S L E A V E S —i.9 :3 0 " A .^ 1 ;^ R E T U R N S — 1;30 I». M. '* M A K E R E S E ItV X T fO N S EARLY FISHERIES MEETINt ■Value of products at factory prices, of manufacturing establish­ ments of Florida, aggregated $1KS,2&K,()()0 in 1923, compared with 3145,821,0(1(1 in 1921. : At Hotel Montezuma, Sanford Jacksonville—Cotton mill to be WENATCHEE, Wash., June 18. located here to employ 4,000 per­ —The world’s greatest deposit of sons. Epsom salts is being mined from Dannctlon—Pinellas Power Co. ancient lake bed In the moun­ Southern Florida counties grow­ an will change voltage from 33,000 to tains of the extreme north central 80,000 between here and St. Peters­ ing agriculturally a* weil as in part of this state. Under a 12 foot burg. real estate. covering of mud, itself testtin;: 53 per cent Epsom salts, is a Hty*r of from 18 to 28 feet of the product Rutgers’ Two Extremes which assays 95 per cent pure. Development was recently start­ ed. Tunnels have been run through the solid crystal formation, dyna­ mite being used to loosen it, after which it is shipped ten miles away to Oroville for refining. Resides being a bash for over lint diem unis, these saft* have a wide commercial1. 'uitnKa r»niri/i; from face powder to brake lining*. South Atlantic longue Knoxville 12, Charlotte 7. Ashevill£»7, Columbia 1, Spartanburg 7, Cllumbin 1. Spartanburg 5-7, Macon 8-4 1 Meet Eddie Farrell, star shortstop <■ iiiul captain of the University of Pennsylvania tenm, who win J6in + the Giants this month. He’s con- ♦ flldercd one of the hardest-hitting a and ttest fielding players turned, 4 out in eastern college circles in ttcasoiu, ♦♦4r»44- �Herald Classified Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results Call 148. o .n fn rd Dali? ANT AD. RATES Caah In Advance T*rms; *' i•)» »*•■• •■*•* wm ** , ( 4 iro n patron* M l rot* Im m ed iately ------ — —— « » r * -------------------- to r ■ Hoe TtoiM -— -------- °* ■ Hoe ,Vta«o ......... .................. « • m line pace T ypo d o u b le above A* reduced ra tes are for cunstrut h e Insertions, a wonts of avornao length ,r) counted a lino, jgtnum charge 10a for first laiirtlon. * advertising la restrtctsd to r per cU salflcntlon. tn error la m ade The Ran.j Herald w ill be reeponalble it on|y one Incorrect Insertion. tdrrrtlser for subsequent turtlons- The oflic* should be ttlflrd im m ediately In oase of to a n v m iT is r n j i llrrnli rep resen tative thoriitlr fam iliar w ith rates, rules |nj (iiunlflcatlon. w ill g ive you ‘ Inform ation. And It mi wish, they w ill a ssist you L wording your w ant ad. to ■•it II more effective, M [gpOKTAMT NOTICH lirirtlsers should g iv e their «»*t or poatofflce address as ,,U is their phone number If M desire resu lts. About one »tdrr out of a thousand has a ••bphone, nnd th e others can’t Esmiinlcata w ith you unless Si; know your address. All d U r n a t l a a a w r e M U S T b e M b Is person s i The San|w4 H e r a l d s f f l e e n r b y 1s t I pf. T e l e p h o n e dlaew w llaI w» h n r # n o t v a l i d . Csvrtsoua. Barvlee P ro m p t. The Herald’s Market Place • FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory H erald R fflclant. THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY |t* lg * e 4 t o g l a r e w l t b t a e«*y tfk of t b e p e o p l e o f f l n n f n r d I •errler* an o ffra nrrded. w i l t ih i* l i s t w h m way * p e Ll w r i t e r I* r e q u i r e d . I t I* nu rd a lp h ab etlrallr for ir r a a v e a l e a c e . For Space In This DIRECTORY PHONE __________ l a w y e r LEWIS O’BRYAN. Office In beminole Bank Building Annex. ____Phone 417-L 3. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS All makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also repnlrs. Office supplies. Room 9 Ball Bldg. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In FOR SALE: My 10 ncre farm on FOR SALE—6 room house. Cheap the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY Cnmcron Avenue, close to Moore —J. T. Pope, Contractor, 51,1 NEWS—it covers Broward County j Station, snmll cash payment, rea- Celery Avenue. thoroughly which Is one of thcjaonablo terms. S. E. Barrett, Box most rapidly growing sections oni^-’* Jacksonville, Fla. the Florida East Coast. Sample ]*------------------------------------------- — FOR SALE: Pair of mules, five years old and without bclmishcs; copy t,nd rate card upon request. FOR SALE—One lnrgc Davenport also two-horse wagon. All ----------------------------- and one large wardrobe. All goinggood to sell at some price at once. LEARN ABOUT VoTk County and quartered onk, also one side board. See them at Mr. Dyson’s. Central Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* One hall rack, Beardall Ave. John nnd French Avenues, Sanford, Fla. gram. Beat advertising medium In Pozold, Sr. FLORI DA— ORLA NDO — 0 ran do MIRACLE Concrete Co. general morning Sontinal; largest classi­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ fied business, rnte lc n word, min­ ing blocks, Irrigation boxea, J . B . imum 24e cash with order. Terwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the HILL LUMBER CO. Hous* a accepted want ad medium in Service, Quality and Price. Daytona (Fa.) One cent a.word an insertion. Minimum 25c. Lumbar and Building Material TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Carter Lumber Company Times, the great homo dolly, N. Laurel St. Phone 5G5 rnto lWic per word, minimim. charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate card. ARCHITECT Classified Directory ^DRESSING — Multigrnphing, [foliirg and mailing—ns you vut it—when you want it. Rone 673. It. E. Porch, First •itional Bank Bldg. Advertising FOR SALE—Pure bred English Rooms For Rent setter pups. T. L. Brown, PRINTING OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Phono 414-W. thtough the Xenia Gazette, FOR RENT—Front bedroom. Call WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Engrnving, Embossing. See us district. Want ad and display FOR SALE—House nnd three1at 321 Magnolia nfter six o’clock. lots. $2,500—$375.00 Cash bnl-| first. We do it. Phone 417-W. rates on request ance $25 monthly, including inter-1FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ R. R. Ave.-Commerctni St. Reasonable rates, cot.HMnnn to*.) t- r n o r n —cuss- est. W. V. Wheeler. Phone 101-J,' out meals. | Lincoln House. Med nils hnv* ths l*rge*t circu ­ 110 E. Second St. lation In Southw estern Georgia. REAL ESTATE IlSto Sr f S- word I llna. FOR SALE—One two-horse old hickory wagon. Good condition, J. E. SPURLING, sub-division TO REACH Ole prosperous farm­ WANTED! gauge. Price $00. II. M. Rumbspecialist. Subdivision to Or­ ers and fern growers of Volusia lando, Florida, and F l o r a county advertise In the Deland ley. Box 303. Second hand flat or Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Dally News, rate lc per word, cash Desk. way. FOR SALE—One two-horse yellow with order. Jacket Spraying machine in per­ Call Room 11 Ball Block MAINE—Wniervllle, Morning Sou­ fect shape. Practienlly new, at $125 TIN AND METAL WORK tine I. Thousands of Maine peo­ H. M. Kumbley, Box 31)3. ple uro interested in Florida prop­ JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds erty. Reach them through the of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Sentinel. BY CONDO Kate card on applica­ EVERT TRUE Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak tion. Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. A LITTLE WANT A l> In The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles MIRRORS KESILVEKRD Furniture bought and sold. Call you have stored away and have Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 1517. no use for. A litle thirty-ccnt ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will Building Material call to see yoi\ I DAVID I). HYEB 148 k l e m b a r Jl L A Hu m Hullillng Orlum ln, F l* r ld * HILTON’S WEST ’’Hir;INI A—Clarksburg. Th« Clarksburg Exponent, morning Including Sunday, morning Issue. I rent per word, minimum lift. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous development' Read about it In the Palm Beach Post Sample copy sent on re­ quest. AUTOS FOR HIRE The Ball Hardware Elton J. Moughton AGJ E AUTO SERVICE Day a r c h it e c t *f night. Meets all trains. Hae1* transfer. Phone 551 and 63-W First National Hank Hid*. CAFE Sanford, ------------ Florida BELL CAFE ifoni’s best in Service end Qua] 7. First Street and Park Ave I Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST DRUGS I torna. Ilunlon*. I n g r o w ­ ing Nall*. H e a v y C «ll- ousea or tired acblng feet. i im . c. i.. fiiei.B H 1 Y n w rll Orlando. Drew Phone. Rldg. E le v a t o r ELECTRICAL SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & Piatt Magnolia. Everything elecPhone 422. Electrngith -INC STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES uliTS—Three stations. MngJ*1* nri,l Second. First and Elm, Avenuo and 10th S treet service. FLORIST AUGUST A CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, (Ja.—Augu.ita’a greatest classified medium, rata cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin Contractor and Builder •<99-M — Phone — 499- M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. FOR SALE—Space on the page for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? APARTMENT FOR RENT— At tractive ami convenient. Call at Herald office for further in formation. FOR RENT: Two furnished room apartment. Inquire 310 Holly Ave. Mrs. G. W. Smith. FOR RENT: Nico Hinnll apart­ ment furnished or unfurnished. Over garage, in rear of 301 Park Ave., Mrs. Williams, Phono 214. FOR RENT: Furnished apart­ ments. All complete nnd in first class condition. Shirley Apart mentsd 210 F.ast First Street, Un­ der new management. JR KENT—Furnished rooms — near new hotel. 1009 Union FOR RENT — One 10 Room house furnished or unfurnished. Also rooms nnd apartment.— Simmons Realty Co., Phone 19-J. ^ ' L1 ,,feAR YOU - • RlC.MTO-TMA'V CA.T O F T O U R 'S W IL L R U M O U T OF TOW N W HEN ) T O Y O U R HOU ^»e Many men and women have becom e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. FOR RENT—Furnished moms for light housekeeping, HIH Laurel Avenuo. FOR RENT—Furnished apurtmont or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot nnd cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave. Pick Up Today’s Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. YOUNG man, thoroughly exporl encetl desires position ns nmnn gcr of dairy. Very best of refer ernes. Box 72. Perkins, Ga. •fletTER REFINED woman wants work. good writer and speller, also expert with needle in sewing, re­ pairs, etc. Address Mrs. B. Care of Herald, UTCi TEAM Me - f H t O AS Tt-tCS NAM E. F A C E S 0 , F I L L YOUK £ Y ( S l “ 1w ^ . —v Seventy-five acres, five in grove, six room house. L ighting .system, out buildiiitfs, on hard road. Tw enty m inutes ride, immense developm ent w ith­ in half mile, W orth fifteen thousand, it sold a t once TKN THOUSAND. TERMS, LOST — Pebble leather pocketbook containing between $2(1.00 and $3d.00 in currency. Finder please return to A. M. Adams and receive reward. Seminole Business Exchange FOUND—Automobile license. The owner may have tmtuo by cal­ ling at Herald office and identi­ fying nnd paying for this ad. 221-E First Street, opposite postoffice LOST—Brown portfolio with pnpers on road Ik1tween Orlando sad Moldinil. If found, please send to Jas. If. Suttle, e. o. Dixie Music U A N l h l) —Position as malinger Co., Tampa. or foreman on truck farm or orange grove. Address "11” Box 1113A-Route A. G. TAYLOR DYER Printing—PccoralinR PHONE 303 ■ M B— — Everything For the Sportsman First Come W ater front— 1 r>ts 3 and I, Hlock C Sure to la; in demand. Pai.sinc.s8 S ites— Lots '.), 10, 31 anti 32, Hlock M Kill ranee on two streets. Excellent for Ranine o r d ep artm en t store. A p artm en t House Site—Lots 17 and 13, Hlock 11. An opportunity for small investor. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. It’s Beal Ja/z Costume IVANT ED—Unde r- g radii at n nunto, also desire lady with good charac­ ter and ability to learn nursing. In small hospital. Room, board, laundry and salary. Apply in per­ son with letter of introduction and recommendation. The Orlando Sanitarium nnd Hospital, 15 W, Livingston Ave., Orlando, Fla. WANTED—To rent by July 1st., small modern unfurnished house Close in. Apply T. F. Hay, Mob­ ley's Drug Store. Automobiles • •3 5 K onI 4'«*(!(ir—»•( ‘ t f rn «. 111‘i i I'oril Ttiurluir f ‘nr* I WJt !'*iini Tiiiaflnii r?*r* 1’**'-J 1 *ir«l Ittinnliunt fur* ItMH l*«»r«l II mi • 8*1 l’’«M I' ii in*I I t r l l i e r r * T K IIH ** TO HO MU I 'lIO I 'I J ! ........I. VV. Phillips’ Sons .... DODGE SERVICE By GEORGE MeMANUS b r in g in g u p f a t h e r V/AIT MERE Classified advertisements have com e to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. pianos. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your s»bscriptlon to the Tribune or hand t to your Iscal denier so you can read Florida's greatest newromer. One year $8.00, 6 months $4.00, three months $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 76 cent* to your ertler. "DO YOU WANT to buy or toll anything?” If so advertise to the "Gainesville Sun.’’ O KVKI-OPKUS A T T E N T I O N —P e n si r o li i I* b e g i n n i n g in * *r* * t» « t d* v* lopm eni In l i lo r li la ’* h i s t o r y ; * h a lf m illio n d o l l a r h i g h w a y la (h* ifnif h«*ch J u s t f n l i M ; * iw o m illion d o ll a r b r in g * auroa* KsuitmIda Hoy s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r .m illio n d o ll a r o p e r a h o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u e ll«. t; t w o m illion* b r i n g sp en t on h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e a t clin n ca fo r I Is# d*v<tl»|—m to g e t In o p ground flooi IVrlle IM v eln p in en l D e p a rt'limit T b s P e n s a c o l a N*w» FOR RENT — Cottage—John Must son. Miscellaneous S llO t* China make lovely Rifts FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg., 205 Onk Ave. Inquire up­ stairs. C, T. Smith. FOR RENT—Furnished, two or three room apartment. Private bath, 20tl K. Third, Phone 410, ADVERTISING gets results if It roaches potential buyers. Pa11.1 Magnolia Ave. latka Daily News is circulated In WINDING. 6 First Class Barbers nn indual lal and agricultural sec­ Special Attention tion. ____. lETCART ELECTRIC SERVICE Given To Indies and Children ADVERTISE In tt.e Journal-Her­ CO. Expert Electrical repairs. ald, South Georgia’s greatest M W. Central Avo. Orlando, newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Chinnware in English Porce­ weekly and Sunday Classified r a t e s lf)c per line. Waycruna Journallains, Huvarian and Japanese Herald, Waycross. Georgia. AUTOM OBILES F O R R E N T 1I A H I 1KII .TUBE A N D . MOTOR IIP, DiT-A-REKL Car. Drive it norsclf. Oak and Second St. Bone 3. The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. TMAT ty OOQANT D OC; ATS M'S __ ckt-s ? rf tVNW DOG AH t»AiO Hlb DOG w utl a n ciU T ce —7 y r ^ \ A M ’ HE tMTCb C.s D o c lU ~ MR OUCi/NH L O O K IN G P O R J Y O U * H E. C A N 'T F lM O m * > c—•—‘ n p o q - 'r ^ l Here’s n real jazz costume, with the notes running about the hent of the skit t, blouie and’ sleeve*. The material in navy blue jersey cloth and the notes ure white kasha loth. TO WHOM IT n.kk COXICIIS1 Nut If* I* berviiy g iv e n t h a t t he umlervl^netl w ill o n t h t l l n d d ay of J u ly . l i d s , a p p ly to Hi* H o n o r*ti|i. J <5. S haro n, f o u n t ; J u d g e m a n d f»r tlriiiinot* f o u n t y , F lo r id a , fur l«lt*r* of fin a l d i s c h a r g e aa Adin in l* ira trlx of in * estate «f I tor. a r d V L t i i o n . deceasetl. aud lli it she will p rcu im t h « r fin al a c ­ cou nt 1 on said d«l«. SHIS. KSfMA A. I.VMtft, © 1 9 2 5 ov I n t l F ca tu rc S c n v i c a . I nc 1 G r e a t B r it a in r i j h l s ir te i v e il A d ml nl* t r u i r l * . K e la t* of I toward C. I.ynt.tn. I .. .vv-d (OIIAtil � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 16, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 16, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 16, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3125597667b839b7bf69f361d0d92aab.pdf d16b419be9b87fd6c5d306e8af821d25 PDF Text Text ‘ YOUR NEWSPAPER, Uislicd In F lo rid a ’s H eart, , World’s G re atest Vegetable lion, Its R ichest G arden Land ,UMN XV. Local thundershowers Monday and Tuesday; gentle to moderate eftst and southeast winds. Maximum Temp. ___________ 90 Minimum Temp. _____.______ 72 a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA Comes Back v l Solution H int Also R egretted iyg Mexico Does Not Accept Dictation In Its Domestic Affairs PRICK F IV E CENTS \ u u u n i\ I lii Recommendations of T a riff Commission Made O verY car Ago, latid Aside For More Study Ily PresidcntCoolldge CHICAGO, June 15.—l)e|wrtatiou of aliens against whom evidence of law violation can Ihj produced was promised to­ day by federal officials us po­ lice rounded up more than 31)0 ruspecta in the city’s drive on gangsters n.« an aftermath of the slaying ' of two policemen Saturday, officials said the majority of those taken wore aliens. NUM BER 272 s and Mis Defenders Alien Deportation ftM CliP AD I!A Resident Of Mexico Resents Curt Note, Calling- It Threat AgainstSovcreignty ION DAY, JU N K 1 (i.e n te st F ig h t In H istory of Chicago to E xterm inate Menace of Gnngdom S ta rts Early On Sunday Morning Present Low Prices Is Reason lor Action Over 200 Suspects Caught In Few Hours Executive In S tatem ent Says American Grower o f Reels Will Have To Re Protected City and County A uthorities Consolidate Forces In A t­ tem pt to Clean Underworld Another Rioter Dies In HankowBringing Death Total to Nine; Barricades A reUsed f ' 1 S3 * ••v Foreign Interests W e l l Protected Angry PekingMob De­ WASHINGTON, June 15.— Association Considers Such CHICAGO, June June 15.—While mands Relations Be President Coolidge has decided to I A ction, C harging T rial Is C'lUV'lund writhed under the great-1 postpone indefinitely action on the Result of Collusion; Om aha r t round-up in Chicago’s history, BrokenWith Britain recommendation of a majority of Evolutionist Is D efeated guns hinged again Sunday morning WASHINGTON, Juno 15.— I tli • tariff commission for a rcducin the roadhouse fringe of the! HANKOW, Ju n e 15. — An­ feident Callcs of Mexico in j lion of one-half cent a pound in CHATTANOOGA, Tcun., June Southwest Side, sending one man! other of Chinese rioters, who sugar duties. Ilia finding:! on the 15.—Information lias reached this to thn hospital ‘with dunuerous itatemcnt issued Sunday by participated in the attack on commission’ll report, which was city through Nashville channels wounds, and intensifying the police ipMexican em bassy here assubmitted to him nearly a year drive to exterminate the menu v that at the coming meeting of the fted th at S ecretary KelProminent lawyers conferred with John T. Scopes, Tennessee teacher B ritish concession here S at­ ago, were made public Sunday at Tenner, sec IJar Association at of gangdom. under indictment for teaching evolution, when ho visited New York. urday has died of wounds, Cj’a statem ent la st Friday the White House. Memphis a resolution will le Charles Thomlilcy, habitue of the This picture shows-, left to right, Clarence Dnrrow, famous criminal bringing the death toll of nine. _ Gained a “ th re a t iguinst Discussing the issue at length, adopted asking that Prank M. Tilue Gore Inti, was the victim of lawyer! Dudley Field Malone, former collector of the port of New York, The situation here is quiet but the president points out thnt the Thompson, state’s attorney gene­ unidentified assailants whose vi­ and dco’rt sovereignty anil thut Scopes. the defense troops arc stand­ commission failed to agree on the ral refuse to prosecute the ease olence culled Sheriff llolfman from implication th a t Mexico __ ,,, ________ _ difference in cost of producing against Prof. T. Scopes, Dayton the all-night round-up of police ing by. d “on tria l before the ate in Dallas, Tex., domestic and imported sugar, and High school teacher, accused of characters precipitated by Satur­ Early Sunday, morning Chi­ 11" in the guise of a defendant by chuch officials divided three to two on tho ques- violating the state anti-evolution day’s stret battle bet wen gangsters nese troops were guarding the boressence would only mean an , has built a new con-! tion. He asserts that fluctuating law should it rench tho supreme and the police. A taxicab driver dcrs^>f the foreign concessions to fast that he and his! prices in the Inst few years have court. Henson for the proposed who hurled Trombley to the hos­ prevent n resumption of last furthermore, President Cnlles planning to build an made it next to impossible to ar- action of the state bur is based on pital the only one of more than wi-'k’s rioting. Behind wire bar­ W, “Mexico docs not accord to 1c. to be called “The rivo at accurate calculations, and the theory that the evolution ense fill witnesses of the fracas taken up ricades charged with electricity, 1 foreign country tho right to Abbey of Dallas.” emphasises the necessity of pro­ was brought about by collusion by the authorities, was unable to landing parties from several for­ gttne in her domestic affairs, '____________ _ treting the licet sugar industry, of and was not instituted with the d' srrilie the incident and Tr'cmblcy eign warships awaited possible at­ ris she disposed to subordinate encouraging farmers to diversify! told conflicting stories. tacks by cooties until nftcr mid­ >international relations to the j’CJ n i l R I M r their crops, and of providing an night. Tho coolies and students, Meanwhile, Chief of Police Col­ pneies of another country.” /VJ 1 /l .J il I iX v 3 adequate sugur supply for the incited by fantic stores of slaugh­ lins, under special orders from Magazine Story About Wife ter of Chinese itiico, the statement continued, , .. „ American consumer. by foreigners, still .Mayor Dover and State’s Attorney tonscious of her international Of ('resident Jui'kson Is J II A D IF To Reconsider if Warranted Crowe, consolidated their forces Eptions and is determined to J JU 7? D I D At the conclusion of his find­ Calted “Cruel, Inhum an and with those of the shorin' in waking ■ply with them, as a proof of ings, the president, however, U ntrue R v Tennessean shops in the Japanese con­ a drive agninst violence which in ih it maintains the estnhlish\\JV D | ( 1 9 9 miTiQs this statement: 'ci rtain sections reached the stage cession have gone on a strike, de­ ■t of claims commissions for the 1 \ L I l X tJ u "If through decreased producmanding the removal of the elec­ '.of house-to-house searching for ■■deration, of cluinis held by _ ___ tion or other conditions, the world trified entanglements, which they ,bccr rimers, gunmen and hangersWiners against Mexico for (tntrs Increased bv market should ho rolievcd of the claim killed a Chinese hoy and .» Miustained during revolutions, ... m .n..- .* c... .... weight of sugar now pressing up­ woman this morning. The story president sCalles, also regret on D ollars, S l \ t n - ((n anij tj,e consumer should I’oils of S enate M embership of the killing of these two persons ■t Mr. Kellogg mentioned in his Have Incomes of UKUj„ he compelled to pay the ubShows T hat Vice IVesidcnl have not been verfled. I t l» pment reports ns an impending Million Dollars normally high price complained of diet incut on the ground that the claimed, however, the current in Will Have No Glianee Dur­ faction in Mexico “since this ------in 1923, the change in conditions calling of tho grand jury in sesthe entanglements is not of fuffiing N ext Session To Win TON, June 15.—(AP) might warrant a reconsideration shin by Judge John T. Ruiilston cicnt power to cause death. icrsor.nl income in of tho present decision to post- was illegal. Should tho motion Tho body of a student, IwyonWASHINGTON, Jmm ID.—Viee prevail, the attorney general will cltcd by a soldier because he was President lhiw.es Is uli.udy de­ Ilamed lately move for a new in­ accused of Inciting to riot, was feated in his tight for cloture in dictment, it is stated. trail: ported to Wu Chang and ex­ the eiintc, A showdown today Jurists and attorneys have dc­ hibited in the strets as an ex­ would result in a pronounced vie c la red thut Judge Ruulston was ample of the brutality of the lory for the 1opposition. A sur­ the members of the tariff com­ without authority to call a spec­ furi igners. vey and i 'll r • the ninety-sir mission, says the president’s state­ ial session of tne grand jury t o ' ittomberv ' *h« i.nnta nhov/ these ment, “ I do not find that differ-1 investigate the charges against I ‘JiONlVlN. ,J''•»"* "15.- (AP}—* result*! Tbit 'the naw i« proposi­ cnees in cost of production a r e ,I .Scopes and thut the law will re- J Iteutcr dispatch front Peking says tion. 22| against it 23, and in sufficiently established under pre­ quire that he accept the motion of that foreigners generally regard duiiht, 31. General Stewart to j sent conditions to warrant any Attorney the note seat by the Chinese gov­ Those counted on to voice in the change from the present duty.’ | quash the indictment. ernment to the Itrltish legation negative should the i" tie lie for. The commission's sugar investi­ Saturday, protesting nguinst the \i-d in th? satiate n<*xt ession are: gation was initiated in 1933, un­ 1 OMAHA, Neb., June 15.—The killing or wounding of Chinese at I Fletcher nnd Trtimmrll Opposed World Herald, says today, "dmI der tho flexible provisions of the Hankow in the greatest sign of Democrats: It<*flim. (Ala.) Ashtariff law which empowers the belief in the story of Jonah and I weakness the government hn« yet | nr.it (Ariz.) Robinson and Parrapresident to make increases or re­ the Whale and inuny other stories I shown. Tho note is declared to I way (Arl .J Mayor*.; (Del.) Fletcli ductions in duties to the extent of of the llihle in their literal sense ! I indicate the yielding by the gov* er ami Tranimell, (Fla.) Harris 50 per cent. At that time, it is as ihe resuil of his leaning toward 1erument to the bolshevik vcrnacuand George (Gn.( Ralston (Inti.) pointed out by Mr. Coolidgc, the evolution is responsible for the i lar press and student extremists Pan: dell aril Hroiis.ird (I~i.) Bruce defeat of the Uev. C. P. Hojbierg. average New York wholesale price who are demanding thnt Chinn ’ (Mil.), Ferris (Mich.), Harrison of graulated sugar was 8.1 cents a for six years president of the ! deal with Great Hrituin alone. pound as compared to n pre-war Danish Lutheran church's semi­ "Carry your revolvers In your The dispatch adds that General average for 1909 through 1913 of nary Grandview College of Des hands and shout at the first sign Feng Yu Hsiang, “whose bolaheMoines." danger," Chief Collins told vlkl leanings are well known,” in The Itev. Hojbierg, according to of his emergency raiding squads. • interview published in the vernnethe newspaper, was defeated for In the hoiisu-tn-housc raids in a •lulnr paper Chng Pao, declared in sugar m linsi, me presiueiu nuns re-election at the synodical meet­ certain section, long marked a ' the j ■ cusc of hostilities against Great ing here Friday. "furnished reasonable grounds for rendezvous of th notorious "Valley i __ __. Britain ho would bo the first to “ It is true I am an evolutionist," Gang," the officers eonflsenh'd 15 complaint and suggested remedial hold up to tuke the field, lie added that Chlaction through reduction of the he is ipioted ns saying. "I exported shotguns, l rifles, 15 i nnd con- na need not fear Great Ilritain * world,” he says, “such is the defeat on account of it, hut it is 3,U(l round of anmnitiun, 7,500 tariff on raw sugur." eat figures which had a big navy but only a j*« with the government of tii" I my belief and 1 shall go on teach- gallons of nleuhul and several bar­ A hitter controversy developed cracy. small army. ■ted Stales as well as all those in the commission over the ques­ lag it. of wine. f other countries; hut if it is to "I disagree with William J. Bry- rels tion. Vice Chairman Culbcrtaon Michnt I Conway, the third officer Peking Situation Serious 1 under tood that Mexico is on nn and many members of my own to fall before the gangsters yesler(Continued on page (>) PEKING, Juno 15.—Chineio in the guise of a defendant, rhtireh, that a man cannot lie an ay sutfered daiigeroun wounds from students, msM'limita, shopkeiVtra, 7 government absolutely rejects evolutionist and a Christian at the which the physicians said Inst and workmen in hugest demon­ ' sanii' lime." night he has slight chance to re­ stration made here during present cover. troubles, today went to the for­ Monday I shall have the entire eign offices and dcinandcdvd Chi­ I th.' ( nllc.i statement, like that matter Imfoie the grand jury," said nese government sever relations ■Secretary Kellogg, wat; directed i the State’s Attorney tonight, alter with Greut Dritain and instruct P the pre s and therefore, was tho Tuehnn of Hnngkow to forci­ I,OS ANGKI.KS, June 15.— the story of the shooting hat been r* an exchange between the two Convinced that they have complet­ pieced together from the exam­ bly take po.irossion of British Con­ P'frnnienta. Ncverthcles •, some ed the chain of evidence to prove j: iiialion nf mure Ih.iu too w itn c ii cession there. pficialj. here were ustonlsbed over that Dr. Thomas Young, Los An- !. and suspects. "Indictments will hr Mexican executive’s use of such gcl< s dentist, killed his wife. Grace !j Im* returned immediately and trial r r,i as ‘'insulted’ and "threat Mies., where Mrs. Uotmrtte wus PEKING, June 15—(AT\W— It Grogan Young, widof of Patrick |will Ik- asked for the earliest day visiting at the time. A marriage is reortisl unofficially that tne Rrrr sovereignty of Mexico" in »etGrogan Young, widow of Patrick possible. I will set. indictments U foie a Catholic priest quickly man Catholic Church ut Kai F mi;; H>lt lo fore the public his side of confession, representatives of the I against every gangster In Cook he {natter, although it was recallfollowed. burned Saturday. Il is a . District Attorney’s office today !County. n that the- Kellogg stalemenL also "They had been living together set tod thut thu Italian priest )va.t are attempting to establish the p»» uarommonly, blunt,. it Imiii t two years." the senator killed. motive. The llrst object of their SPRING BRINGS IK IMIt IDES I In the absence last night of Seei. "when they learned for! -------rcarch, they have hen informed, rtery Kellogg, who was one o f. the tie t time thut a divorce ha.I 700 Killed ut Canton is Charles Patrick Grogan, age. ftrsnh'iit t ’ooiidge’s guests on a not been gf anted, hut that it had NEW YORK. Juno 16.—DisIM. Young Grogan, principal of ptekd id cruise aboard the Muyhet'ii recently granted by the nu- patch to the Evening Post from his father’s estate, had continued r'*i'r. officials were inclimxl to prcmi! court of the district of Ken- illong Kong today said more than | to live with his step father up to ,ltw the Mexican statement as tuekv. J7DO Yunnanese were slaughtmrod. the moment he learned the latter respective of President Callcs in"The whole trouble was caused I at Canton hy tho victorious Cawhad confessed to killing Ills moth­ krpretation of tho Kellogg statehy misinformation, a mistake Itonoso army, which captured that l**nt They did not believe that er nnd contriving to have his son which very naturally occurred In city Saturday. Tho Yunnaneso *tcretary of state at any time (J. S. Balance of Trade unwillingly aid in seulink the tho e days through difficulty of l were caught hy mobs, beaten into BEAUVAIS, Frame, June 15.body up in a cistern. between t>paraviy insensibility, thrown into the harM. Caitlaux, Mini'ter of Finance, communication Favorable During-May ( immunities.’’ hor and held down by bnttrboo declared to several thou .ami vot­ rcttlcd A written statement left hy poles until the were drowned, tho ers and taxpayers in an open air John Overton, fir t chief justice dispatch said. One Yunnaneso of­ (fti'ch Hundny that "if l‘ V'tice ' of Tennessee, said to Ik- in a po- ficer was crucified to a telephone wants to lie helped she mu. t llrst | ctition to know all (he facta, wus pulu while tho mob per red and help herself," hy the senator in cHtuhlishmg stoned him. "Tho hour of great economic used the relations between General and lioancial |K.'iinanco has struck !! that Jackson and Mrs. Kohnnis prior to Sweetheart of Dead 15 bond Nearly 100 officers and cm -. for France. Flench citizens in llicir marriage “were in the highloitering, !p|oyw}f| uf t^,€. Klnrida Nationul. every walk of life must realize jI eat scare honornhle.” Man Tells Her Story that the day of tiaancial ami econ­ *ohn w l{-! ,,ank of nn'* ,ht,il Appreciation was heartily ex­ omic Micrillcv nnd discipline l»u-» Admitting that Mrs. Jackson’s Canadian Financier $10 bond ! friends and families were visitors ! pressed hy muny of the visitors i grammar ami iqa'lling, especially NEW YORK. June 10.—Dorothy I Named In DivorceSuit violation!in Sanford for several hours Sun-! nt the hospitality and entertain­ "HoWovcr complicated. France’s in early life, were (unity, the sen­ Perkins, age 17, took the witne».v streaked; (day while on their annual outing | ment extended them l»y the San­ inuiii'iid situation may he, 1 fe< I a to r declared that “if all presi­ stand today la the General Ses­ dthout a l and picnic. Each year the hank ford jtcopli* and declared that they insured that it is still time—hut dent’s wives, or even others in sion Court to tell her story of LONDON, June 15.—The Mar­ lisordady officials give their employees a desire to visit this section again .here is not m minute to lose—- the upper walks of society today tho fatal shooting on St. Valen­ quis of Queensbury today granted judged hy grammar and apel- tines day of Thonras Temnletorx, ■dnesduy; boat trip down the St. Johns Iliv- in tho near future. the decree Nisi in Ills divorce suit r:ini our finnnciul ship, which ! wore ling, a number of them would fall her former sweetheart. Urnler th» ving, dls- er, this year treing the first time, White here some of the mem­ in against his wife fur alleged mis­ beginning to settle. It is u drunken- they have come as far as San-, bers of the party visited the mu is conduct r.nd named Sir James H. questioning of the ilefetuo at­ heavy task. We must restore the nicipal country club where they rmaucial situation, which has beDunn, Canadian financier, whose ei Jones,! ford, however, torney the girl in a hardy pudiiinford played gplf for nn hour or so l*e- como dangerous through iminen Canadian Troops To to Wed- | A large number of case was undefended. ble voire told of intimate _rela­ disorderly residents met the ateam* Isccolu | fore returning to the hunt for sity and inultiplicHy by reason ol tions she hurl had W,th * on jts their return to Jacksonville. OthGuard Coal Fields mart Connors, middle ag the lui.g lapso of time. arious.ers spent the entire time touring suitor who la now "I must n*k for n share of sac on a u -, the various outlnylng anil res!teoce for wife healin tiiire from ull the tax payers and this j dential sectina/. of Sanford, lutions begun when *1 solicit thn help of every one, not farail-1 A number of the employees ol 15, she said. Coaut MARKETS ions of the Jacksonville institution ex only tho rich, hut also the middle naked truth must lx- told to the 5.—Wheat, country which for ten years him nilCAGO. June on their next annual been in ignorance of thu realties, My, !.vj 3.8 to 1.58; September, hope that the officials 1, 1921, and fell in ilt is an ungrateful task, but most 5J 3-4 to 1.54; Corn, September, I range for a trip to September, vuuipiishcd, •13 to 1,13 1-2; Oats. | again next year, Post Article Is Branded By SenatorMcKellarAsAttack UponThe DemocraticParty (’aillaux A s s e r I s His Country First Must Help Itselt Employees Florida National Hank Are Entertained by Sanford People �K3E EIG irr il_ — j r„ „ • *. *.i« il •. » •* i- <• . . - • , ■* .• •.,**> *' ••• • •. ■ f NMH, u . . THE SANFORDHERALP, SATURDAY, JU N E 13,J 925. ■ ... %_ J | R L . • ' ■ " — — . : w, . , # •• ■ . . - . . What Your Chamber of Commerce has Done and is Doing ■ 6th Annual Report, June 1st, 1924, to May 31st, 1925 »» i »h S S s 5 PRESIDENTS REPORT: FINANCE COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS The fiscal year of the Chamber of Commerce which has just ended has, I am glad to stntc, been the most successful in point of actual accomplishments of major projects, of any in the his­ tory of tho organization The moat sanguine hopes we have held for a great many years hnve been realized mostly during the puat year. 1 refer to the cnmtdetion of our Athletic Field, Yacht Rosin, Golf Course, Water-Works System, Gas Plant, City Administra­ tion Ruilding, extension of our Sewerage System, and continuation of our paving program. I feel that we are all Justly elated over the passage of the IJond Issue providing for County' Ronds, but without exception the greatest accomplishment of the Chamber of Commerce during tho past year is the securing of the new Tourist Hotel. I do not pro­ pose at this time to detail tho accomplishment* of our organization, as they are fully illuminated in the report prepnred by our Secre­ tary. I do, however, want to emphasize that our accomplishments have been made possible only by organized effort. The one note of regret I am forces! to sound at this time is tie* failure Of a greater number of our business and professional men to tuke a more active purt in the work of building the city. In my opinion, based on iiersonnl experience, this is the most in­ teresting work that can be engaged in, ns it is of u purely voluntary nature and tho reward comes from the knowledge of service well done. In looking towards the future, I would recommend that the Chamber of Commerce use all its influence to have completed in expeditiously us practicable, the iuike Front Rulkhead and boul­ evard. It is nlno essential that facilities Ik? provided for the enter­ tainment of tourists, and some Special Committee of the Cham­ ber of Commerce should have assigned to it the work of having fixed up the grounds adjacent to the City Administration Ruilding lor horse-shoe pitching, roquet and other forms of out-door amuse­ ments. It is nlso necessary that tho Chamber of Commerce encour­ age individuals and others to construct apartment houses and other accomodations to provide,for tho multitude of tourists which it ii certain will visit Sanford during the- coining season. It is hoped that the m ute shortage of accomodations experienced last year will Ik? remedied before the advent of another season. 1 would also urge more frequent meetings of the Special Municipal llwnciship Committee, in older that through Its efforts the City may secure a much lower rate than it is now paying for electric current. Our principal objective during the coming year, is a great­ er population. If this objective is to lie attained, wu must of ne­ cessity carry on a pretentious advertisin'/ campaign in both N orth­ ern and State papers, ns well as through other media. This will necessitate a larger publicity appropriation from the city, and an increased membership. I am particularly anxious to seu the mem­ berships in the Chamber of Cutnnierte increased to not less than one thousand, ns it will not only give us additional funds tor ad­ vertising, but will increase the number of workers, and consequent­ ly the organization's power for good in the city. I believe that every member ol the organization, and every citizen of Sanford, should take more interest in our excellent Golf Course. I would also like to see a larger percentage of the mem­ bership present at the weekly meetings of the Chamber of Com­ merce which are held on Friday .it the noon hour. Our efforts to creute a Navigation District which will nssure the construction of the St. Johns-lndinn River Canal, should continue, and the organization should promote educational work in those counties which will benefit by this improvemunt. If this Iswlonc, I am coniidttit thnt the legislation which was attempted and failed nt this session of the Legislature, will be successful two yenrs from now. In concluson, I wDh to thank the individual members of this organization, members of tht* Committees, Chairmen of the Committees, and members of the Hoard of Govcrnorn and both lo­ cal papers, for the support I have received from them during my term of office. I also wish to express my appreciation for the co­ operationour organization ha s received irntn the Hoard of County Commissioner, the City Commissioners, the City Planning Com­ mission, the Woman's Club, the Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club ami the other Civic organizations. I am confident that with the continua­ tion of the same co-operation, inspired by a pronounced civic pride, greater accomplishments for Kanfonl can be recorded, and a year of even greater prosperity anticipated. Respectfully Submitted, This Committee is charged with supervising the finances of tho organization, and has been successful in reducing its ac­ counts payable. Thu budget system under which the Chamber of Commerce om-rates is prepared by this Committee. This Committee, augmented by n Special Committee'of the Chamber of Commerce, and Committees from the Rotary ahd Kiwenis Clubs and Junior Chnmber of Commerce, handled the sale of baseball tickets for the Milwaukee Rase Rail Club games. EDWARD HIGGINS, Resident. HANFORD I'll A.MHER OF COMMERCE. SECRETARY'S REPORT June 12. 1025. TO THE PRESIDENT. HOARD OF GOVERNORS AND .MEMJM-RH OF 1 HE SANFORD I'llAMItKR OF COMMERCE. The following report dcL-ilx tho activities of the Sanford Chamber "f Commerce dtiring the period frqm Jguu I. 1U2-I to May III, 1925, and ii siihmil(ei| for your careful consideration ami approval. This report does pot attempt to elaborate upon the pre­ liminary v.-ork of the vurioua Coruntil teen before these a Tcimplirltnreot:i were rcghitcrcd. It dncH cover thoroughly, however, nil of the nccompliidinrents of your Chandler of Commerce t:nd the uetivi ti< s in which It lias assumed a direct and prominent part during the past fiscal year. From the report it Will In* noted that r.ome of the ( ommltlcrs have been mort* active than others, and where this in lire rase, it in became of the fuel that they have Imd a greater number of assignment* given them. Iit all there lire twelve 'Handing coni mittens of your Cham­ ber of Commerce, arid in udditinu, ns special problems have U rn presented, speciul t’omruitlee.i'lmvi been appointed to handle them. When a committee meeting Ira bivn called it Iran been u very rare ciccuranee when a quorum was not present, while at the weekly meeting* the average alii irduticn of the Hoard of Governors has l.'en sixty-siy ivr cent. The average membership attendance at tneie luceiii g- has hem about twenty-live, which is lightly better thrill t hi per cent of the entiie membership I )} V I ACltlCl’LTt It At. COM .Mi l I RK ACCOMPLISHMENTS The efforts of tlii, ci.mniittie have resulted in securing Fed­ eral uppiopriatinli* to carry on leseardi work in the celery indus­ try, particularly to dctuimme the best methods of roitihuitiiig the c< ley leaf tycr, which each season threatens serious financial Ions to the growers uf this reel ion, MeiiiU'is of tho Committee have worked with the repri tentative., of the Department of Agriculture ami the 1 lire Food Division of the Hiircnu of Chemistry during the season Inst passed when umi.-iral problems presented themselves to Uk• industry. Th.* Comm itt.'O in collaboration with the County Agent, is Iqvc'iligating the prm ti.. bility, from a commercial standpoint, of bulb l.-ihing in Hcam ioIo County. T hr? Comtit litre iuus also endorsed the Seminole County Poultry Association and has done a great deni to encourage the growth of this industry in the County. iM EDCCATIONAI. COM Mil'I hE ACCOMPLISHMENTS P» The Committee lias recommended and had approved the ta k ­ ing over of tho deficit Incurred by the High School Athletic Asso­ ciation. and ut the beginning of the fiscal year of the Chamber of Commerce, the Committee was Instiunu ntal in having appropri­ ation* Wade for prize* to High School students wlm might excel in different lines of study. GOOD ROADS COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS _ Tho activities of this Committe have been centered upon tho 11,750,000 County Bond Issue for good roads, which was curried by a majority of six to one. The work of this Committee, prior to the passage of this Issue, covered n period of 18 months. Tho ex­ cellent results attained forcibly testify to the efficient manner in which this preliminary work was done. In view of the fact that Seminole County, with an area of but 360 square miles, and next to the nmallest county in the State, carried an Issue of this magni­ tude by so largo a majority, the publicity which has renctod is most favorable. The unanimously affirmative vote of the majority of the rural communities of the County has also brought much fa­ vorable comment, and it is n certainty that ns a result of the pas­ sage of this Issue, great developments can bo anticipated within the near future for tho County as n whole. The Good Ronds Committee was instrumental in having n contribution of $500 made by the Chamber of Commerce for the improvement of that portion of the Mims-Southmere Road in Volusin County. As n result of the efforts of this Committee, tho State Road Department has assigned a maintenance crew to keep in repair the shoulders on the Hanford-Orlando road. During the abnormal flood conditions Inst fall, the Good Roads Coinmitteo secured and published accurate road information for tho benefit of motorists. This Committee recently npponred before the County Com­ missioners and received assurance front the latter body that a road would bn built between Longwood and Wekiva Springs. Members of this Committee and others participated in the Geneva Good Roads Rally put on jointly by the Geneva and San­ ford Chambers of Cummereo. INLAND WATERWAYS COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tho United States Hoard of Engineers for Rivers and Har­ bors during it*: tour of Florida inspecting the numerous waterways improvements, was during its visit to Hanford, informed by the Inland Waterways Committee of tho needs of this section. This Committee was authorized by the Chamber of Commerce to en­ gage an engineer /or the purpose of securing necessary data re­ quited by the Government in considering requested improvements for the St. Johns River. This information has been compiled and forwarded to the Hoard, through the District Engineer’s office in Jacksonville, and us a result the Hoard has authorized a physical survey being made of the St, Johns River between Sanford and I’nlntkn, with a view of improving the channel to a 12 foot depth and eliminating a number ot the bends which at present are a hin­ drance to navigation. The Inland Waterways Committe also attempted to have passed at the last session of the legislature, an enabling act which would permit the formation of a navigation district. This logis­ tical would have made possible the early completion of a canal connectirg the upper Ht. Johns River with Indian River a short dis­ tance north of Titusville. Despite the Committee’s failure to hnve this legislation enacted, the efforts of the Committee will con­ tinue mid another attempt bo made to have the bill put through at the 1U27 session of the State Legislature. It is of interest to the members of the Chamber of Com­ merce to know that the water transportation to Sanford is in­ creasing in greater volume each year. Automobiles are now barg­ ed between Jacksonville and Sanford. The Clyde Line tonnage is great:r than nt any period in its history, and individuals in Or­ lando hnvo recently purchased water-front nropejtv for teminal purposes, and propose shortly inaugurating another ‘Hoot Line be­ tween Jacksonville anil Hanford. Approximately 05 members of your Chamber of Commerce made u special trip by boat to Jacksonville last fall, in order to se­ cure the co-operation ot the Rivers and Harbors Committee of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce for river improvement. The Chairman of the Inland Waterways Committee, togeth­ er with tile Secretary, attended a meeting of the Association of East Coast Chambers of Commerce in Melbourne, at which time intrri-sf'ctiona! difference.* rsi.-ting between the r.nst Const inter­ ests and St. John's River interests were amicably settled. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ACCOM I'l.lSIIM ENTS Several bills were drawn by the Committee' for pussnge at tho recent siusiion of lint Legislature. 'I ln*y were as follows: A bill amending tho present "No Seining’ law of Seminole County, which, if passed, would have made the possession of nets PRIM A FACIE evidence of guilt. This bill wu.i not passed, although it boro u strong endorsement of the Chamlsr of i'oiunierc'?. Tile Legi Intive Committee nlso prepaieil a hill at the r.uggestion of the Woman’s Club, enabling the City Commission to levy a tax for tilt? bviiutificnliou ol streets, avenues utul parks. I bis bill was enacted Into law, as was the local hill romiirinv' the making and filing for record of maps uud plats of laud in Semi uole County. Df.... the recommer.Nation of the Legislative Committee, your < lumber of Commerce opposed the constitutional amendllietil known as the "Child Izibor Law.” MEMBERSHIP COMMIT! Eh ACCOMPLISHMENTS Daring the past year, the ineinoersiup of the organization ha diovvn a net increase of 1 in, or an average of almost 0 a week. Of this iilimlier. 122 were secured as the result of a o n e day cam­ paign by the Membership Committee. NEW INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE ACCOMPI.ISMI’.NTS During tho past year two wiiolesulu concerns have been lo­ cated in Hanford—one a wholesale paint company and Ihe other a wholesale grocery company. The New Industries Committee will shortly announce the location of a modern steam laundry, which an been needed in Hanford for some time. The New Industries Committee assisted in locating in Han­ ford "Ihe Hanford Signal,' a semi-weekly newspaper. I’CHLICITY COMMITTEE ACCOM PI. IS 11MENTS Despite limited appropriations, the Publicity Comm::' ha: accomplished a great deal. Sanford today is much letter known than ever before in its history. In addition to paid space ia north­ ern and state papers, the Publicity Committee has secured a vast amount of publicity for Sanford, through articles it hus had pub­ lished in out-of-state newspapers and |H?riudicnls. The spare giv­ en some of this publicity could not possibly have liecii purchased. A great many photographs have been supplied to various publi­ cation i which have fcatcurcd a r t i c l e s on Florida. The Publicity Committee lias caused Sanford to Is- im.erted on maps ot Florida, published hy various concerns and individuals, from which Hanford h id previously been omitted. Contracts have been let by tho Publicity Committee for the placement of road signs along the principal highways of travel to Florida, inasmuch as community publicity is the paramount subject in the Slate of Florida today, the Publicity Committee of a Chamber of Com­ merce i.* one of its most important committees. 'The Publicity Committee of your Chamber of Commerce during tho past year has been alert to every opportunity to exploit Sanford and its many desirabilities. It has placed its paid advertising in only those mediums which have prompted many hundreds of inquiries, which in turn have been forwurded to local real estate men to fol­ low up. Polk & This Committee assisted representatives of R Co., in pit-paring iiie City liiu x tu i), and » ccntrzri „•riven that Company for advertising Sanford in the State Gazateer. Ad­ vertisement* have been placed in all the prominent papers publish­ ed in the Inrge metropolitan cities; in n special edition of the Times-Union which was prepared under the supervision of this Committee; in special editions of the Sanford Hernld, and in Na­ tionally prominent road guide books. The Sanford Golf Course was advertised in golfing magazines and other periodicals featur­ ing the golf courses of Florida. Over 1500 Automobile Rooster Plates were distributed j rati.s by this Committee to Sanford citizens. Snnford booklets prepared by the Publicity Committee have been sent to the prin­ cipal railway anil steamship companies and travel information bu­ reaus, throughout the United States. This Committee also colla­ borate.! with the Sanford Hotel Realty Company in the publicity put out by that concern during the past reason. At the suggestion of local realtors, n Special Advertising Campaign was nlso handled by this Committee, which resulted in the sale of many thousands of dollars worth of properly. Prior to and during tho time the Milwaukee Baseball Club was training in Huuford, numerous articles were sent to the Mil­ waukee piqiers by this Committee. Tho Publicity Committee, through its Vigilance Service, lias been instrumental in protecting Sanford business men from un­ profitable advertising schemes. This Committee endorsed and lent its influence to the pub­ lication of the first classified section over published in the Tele­ phone Directory. Signs have been erected by this Committee at the easterly and southerly approaches to tin* City calling attention to the Mu­ nicipal golf course, and markers have been placed throughout the City on streets leading to the Golf Course. • Tho co-operation of tho local merchants in keeping im . store windows lighted during tho winter lenunn^ by a Special Committee. «xur*a An attempt was made to secure a Broadcasting Sut!«. for Sanford, but investigation by n Special Committee appoint!! for this purpose disclosed the fuct that maintenance costs^ f0, station of sufficint voltage would be too high, and as a rJ»i* the idea has been temporarily abandoned. Ul1 A Special Committee from the Chamber assisted it, Mayor and City Officials In carrying out the program for V.* tional Defense Day. . •; « notoD ISSUES Your Chamber of Commcrco has taken the initiative in every Rond Issue that has been submitted to the voters of u City and County. wn A ten mill tax for Education was successfully passed in th. eurly purt of the year A Municipal Issue totaling $225,000 for Sewerage Ex­ tension, opening of streets and providing for the payment of paving uiuund parks and other City property, construction of the City Jail, purchase and improvement of a Municipal cem. etery, was successfully carried by a majority of three to one I A County Issue of $1,750,000 Is referred to under the report of the Good Roads Committee, TOURIST AND CONVENTION COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISH­ MENTS During the part year the following parties and visitors were entertainer] by the Tourists and Convention Committee, which wr.s augmented from time to time ns the occasion required: Royal Neighbors of America. The Governors of the various States. Delegation of Asheville, N. C., Roosters. Members of the I'alutku City Commission. The American Association of Engineers. SI'EC’IA I. COM MITTEE ACCOM PUSH MENTS The success in securing n new tourist hotel for Sunford enn be attributed—first, to the plan evolved hy President Higgins to donate a free site to some reliable hotel operator; second, to the ability of Mr. E. (’. Miller, of New York City, to interest Messrs. Hulick & Hulick, prominent hotel owners, in the possibilities for a tourist hotel ‘in Hanford; third, to the success of the campaign planned and executed by a special committee of the Chamber of Commerce. The original plan was to donate a site of 20 acres forming a partl of the Municipal Golf Course. This offer was submitted in the form of a prospectus to a numlior of large operators uud hotel financing corporations. After a survey of the field by Mr. Howard Hulick, the present site of the hotel was selected in preference to the one previously offered. This Committee, after several con­ ferences with Mr Hulick, organized the Hanford Hotel Realty Company, secured options on a considerable area of land east of First Street, and within one week succeeded in huving subscribed locally $:I00,U00 to ptirchnse this property. A site 250 feet by 150 feet was donated for hotel purposes, uud subsequently the entire holdings of the Sanford Hotel Realty Company were sold. The pretentious advertising campaign in the State pnpors which preceded the sale of this property, in addition to accomplishing its object, gave Hanford a great deni of invalu­ able publicity. It is conceded by those who aro familiar with the usual methods adopted hy communities in their attempt* to finance hotels, that the so-called “Sanford method” is without exception the most unique. This hotel will be completed and in operation by Junuury first, 19215. SPECIAL MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP COMMITTEE ACCOM­ PLISHMENTS ... J ," ‘< committee, r'iiico its appointment at the request of the ( ily Commissioners, has co-operated with these officials during t ie negotiations for the purchase of the Water-WurkH Plant and the Gas Plant, as well ns advising with them during the construc­ tion of the Water-Works Plant. As a result of its recommendat'ons. the City navi d $20,000 on the purchase of the Water-Works Plant, which was the difference between the price asked by tho owners and that recommended hy the Committee. The Water-Works Plant is one of the best in the State, and is exceeded in size only by those of Jacksonville and Tumpn. The quality of the water is excellent for domestic purposes. Prior to the installation of this system, it was estimated l»v the Consulting Engineer, that property to the value of $1,1500,000 was without tire protection, whereas with the completion of the system this figure has been reduced to $50,1100. Ihe question of clieuper electric current for consumers is Still before this Committee, and it is expected that lower rates will shortly be obtained, either through the* purchase of the pres­ ent distribution system by the City and the re-sale of current pur­ chased from some one of the several Power Companies operating in the State, or by thi* ( ily building and operating its own gene­ rating plant and distribution plant. A Special Committee was appointed to consider the follow­ ing complaints against the Atluntie Coast Line Railroad: Improve­ ment:, to railroad crossings in the City; widening parking space 4t the depot; blockade of crojfHingrt; tho flagging of crossings* and the omission of Sanford from railroad adverthdng in northern pa­ pers. The Committee was successful in having parking space widened at the depot and the crossings repaired. Recommendations of this Committee to the City Commissioners started negotiations beween the City and tin* Railroad for the consruction of a viaduct on West First Street, at Hie Ice Plant, to eliminate lengthy blockciles of the crossing at Ibis point. The Committee has also re­ ceived assurance from the Railroad that in future advertising, Sanford will he given the prominence to which it is entitled. Ar­ rangements have also been made by the local officials to have crossings flagged ns requested, particularly the crossing at Thir­ teenth Hlnvt and Goldslioro. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON COUNTY WELFARE ORGANI­ ZATION Dn recommendations of this Committee, tho organization of the County Welfare Association was approved and referred to the County Commissioners, and subsequently adopted by that body. The Chairman of this Committee was appointed by the County Commissioners the Chairman of the County Welfare Association A municipal appropriation was secured hy a Special Com­ mittee from your Chamber of Commerce, which assisted in de­ fraying the expenses of constructing a modern tourist camp, A Special Committee was appointed to secure subscrip­ tions to finance the Municipal Rand, and succeeded in raisin*' a portion of the money necessary to finance tho Rand for One year. A number of the measures in the new Traffic Ordinances recently adopted, were rcommended by a special committe from your Chamber of Commerce. “ I he Chamber of Commerce m odifies the innate cussedness of the average selfish, hard-boiled, picayunish, pennv-ninchimr up nis snout, makes him see further than his home, his business and his personal interest, and sets him rooting for the community I INTER-COMMUNITY MEETINGS Get-Together meetings of Hanford business men and fitizens of other communities in Seminole County were held dig. ing the past year, under the uuspices of your Chamber of Commeree. Tho sections visited were Longwood, Geneva and Alta-1 monte Springs. Other meetings ok similar nature are cont*m. plated, so that a more friendly attllude shall be inspired betw«n I these communities and Sanford. GENERAL ACTIVITIES OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Your Chamber of Commerce has nlso been directly indentified with the following general activities: A State Constitutional Amendment eliminating inconwl and inhertance taxes was endorsed and actively supported l; the organization, ns well ns u Constitutional Amendment pernutting School Districts to issue bonds in the amount of 20 »r rent of assessed valuation. I Co-operation was given the local Masonic Lodge on the occasion of the luying of the corner-stono of the City Adminij-I trution Building. Representatives from your Chamber of Commerce, to-1 gether with the County Commissioners, attended the foraull opening of the Cheney-Dixie Highway. To assist in stimulating local interest In the Golf Courw.l the Chamber of Commerce entered u team in the tournament | fostered by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Resolutions were passed by the organization on the death | of James E. Ingraham and of Schelle Maines. The sum of $50 was donated us a Christmas gift to tie I Seminole County Welfare Association. Your Chamber unanimously adopted the Code of Btuineu Ethics recommended by the United States Chamber of Coa-J meree, A number of members of the Board of Governors, on tkrl invitation of the Orlando Chamber of Commerce, attended il luncheon nt Orlando. 1 Endorsement was given to tho efforts of the Florida Ao-I tomobile Association to organize a strong Motor Club ia the State. I Your Chamber of Commerce was also identified with the ae-l tivitier that made “Safety Week” and “ Roy Up Week" in Sanford successes. The Chamber of Commerce underwrote the guaranty of $2,000 niude to the Milwaukee Baseball Club. Endorsement support were given the I'ageant put on in| Sanford under the auspices of the Sunford Schools and the ParentTeachers Association. General dissatisfaction over the results of the State enu­ meration caused the organization .to ut tempt to have the offit-l ial figures withheld until such time? as a re-check could be male. I Due to a ruling of the Commissioner of Agriculture, however,I your Chamber of Commerce was unsuccessful in its attempt ta| have this done. Your Chamber of Commerce has also been represented at I State meetings of the Floridu Development Hoard, the State| Secretaries Association, State Beautification meetings and oth­ er gatherings of prominence. SECRETARY’S OFFICE During the past year Inquiries have been received by tka Secretary’s office in greater volume than ever before. This i* due principally to the effective work of tho Publicity Commit­ tee. In each instance, a ;>ersonnl letter has been sent to rad inquirer, together with literature on Sunford uml S*«W* County. Tho names of these inquirers liuvo been listed on a bulletin, and forwarded to all real estate concerns mentbai» tlio Chamber. Special information has, when requested, been gathsrrJ by the Secretary’s office, and statistical data compiled kept up to date for ready reference. Th listing of vaceant rooms, apartments and hous« » the Secretary’s office has enabled tourists to easily secure * comodutions. Road maps and information nre furnished to Iwth and visiting motorists. * 1 A library containing tho directories of tho prominent f-l ties of tlu? United Stutes, is maintained in the office of d*| Chamber. The Secretary has attended all meetings of the v»noO committees. Personal service to the membership und citizens *1 I'trge has been rendered whenever requested. . ,, Inasmuch as the State Comptroller’s office designaw® the Chamber of Commerce us its official agency, atitomoM licenses have been issued from the Secretary’s office since ttj lirst of tho year. Obviously, this has entailed a great dell*® work, but will give an idea of the method adopted by the organitt’l lion to serve the city. Tho Secretary also assisted in the organization of Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce. It requires but little effort to note on every hand »«' denco of progress that has been made possible as a result « organized efwfort through tho Chamber of Commerce. linancial corporations have entered Sunford for the first tt • •luring tho year just passed. The increase in population iJ •• per cent over four years ago, while assessed valuations n* shown an increase of 121 per cent for the santo period. Bottl­ ing permits for the year have reached an unprecedented f'<u*M whilo deposits ill the local financial institutions are greatly excess of what they have ever been These Institutions that Sanford is on u sound economic basis, and the conitnuWjl as a whole prosperous. At present there are over BOO acres of within the recently extenued City limits, being developed I handsome residential sections. • 1■'» • . . . These are tangible results and conclusively sum up lbs *M tivities of your Chamber of Commerce. Respectfully Submitted, It. w. pk arm an . J£ Exefigtlre becreU'il ,v, „ . , . , ^ miffed, human porker an “A man, no matter how greedy and how squint-eyed he may be, cannot work a year upon a committee of his Chamber of Cnmninr™ n • . ** f ,fiinr fl better husband, a better citizen, a better brother.”—William Allen White. Commerce \\ ithout being a better lather, f M M M l f M i i i i i i m i i i u i i i i i i i U M U i i i a E i i i u i a i i i i i i ; ............................................................................ .. 14. m : >4:"t+4+**>+'t->++'fr++4«V jazM** �-AGE TWi TH E 8A N F0P THE LIBRARY AND THE COMMUNITY By JOSEPH L. WHEELER Editor’s Note: The follow­ Ing review on Joseph L. Wheeler’s book on the lib­ rary and its place in the com­ munity, has been furnished The Sanford Herald through the courtesy of Mrs. Anno Van Ness Brown, who has charge of the Sanford Municipal Li­ brary. "What fs Gorgonzola chcsc?" "Who ferried souls across th Styx?" "What is the square of ninety six?” "Arc oysters jpood to i cat ii ►NDAV, THE S Unsightly T racts Can B e n J* i 1 Made Community A sse ts By English Experts As Fashionable Women G * ^ Asserts Leesburg Off icial MANCHESTER. England, June Riding Clad In Long SWiJ^ March?" "Are green bananas full « stnrrh?” "Where is that book I used to see? "1 guess you don’t remember me? “Huf you der Hohcnzollctnspiol? "Where shall I put this appl peel?” "Ou cst. rn’sicu, la grande I.a rousa?” “Did you say 'two-spot* or the •deuce’?" “Say. mister, where’s the tele­ phone ?’ "Now. which ia right, to ‘lend’ or ‘loan’?" “How do you use this catalogue?" "on. hear that noise, is that my dog?" “Have you a book called 'Shapes of Fear’7” "You mind if I leave bnby here?” provide for a system of notices and messengers, fines and other devices to bring back the proper­ ty which nnother reader may bo nwniting. All of this routine is now practically standardized among the libraries «»f the country, and un­ til some radically important short cut may be discovered, it is prob"b!c thi* the Iiuik of it represents an approximate minimum. It can then bo shown thnt, having reduced the routine to the minimum, the work is organized and distributed so that each portion will be dono in the most economical way." Fart three, “The technique of j publicity,” is devoted to the vajiious methods of advertising both | inside and outside the library, as j"Publiclity is a necessary nnd legit­ Florence Bookmakers __________ _____limntc part of the work of every Fundamentally it public library." The author says Display Fine Wares the knowledge nnd tn.u library publicity has to com- 1 HOME, dune 15.—Hook collec­ >r the strong be- bat many fixed end widespread from ail parts of the world Doks, widely read, mental states, nnd that "those tors Rtciligcnt people." holding tRo'c ideas would be as­ flocked to Florence this month to ms the library is tonished to learn that all sorts of 1attend th? second International lection of books,” people uso the library just ns Hook Fair, at which bibliophiles it is a “dynnmic freely ns they do their bank or aso high function th? post office, crvice of cnlightHo devotes a chanter to newspalnttcr "the com- per publicity, in which ho remarks: ' people nnd even "The newspapers are the most im- | sen nnd women portnnt medium through which the . it read books, are library tan reach the public ‘ rest as the books with nows either of policies or scr-. | vice." It is the biggest single { s in a comprehon- fartor, as "newspapers reach circ- j irious motives nnd les and sections otherwiso Innc- 1( urinnship, ns in -!cessiblo to the library's message.", ce-fold motto of He also gives valuable suggest-’( .ibrary Associat- i ions as to Pictorial publicity, and ' nding for the lar- outlines a l’ublicity calendar, giv-,. ^ n V f O n - 1 _____ used as a park on that portion nc- the nrpLcd physics department o i( NEW YORK, Juno 15.—The Pack in r - - ;.. England,' cuiad by condemnation, and about the College of Technology, Man-j American horseman of fashion is Hulding l^ts on that portion •€- chcjtcr. told the Manchester Mis- 1definitely returning to the side­ Thompson, r.... to stop and pick CUI0,1 l,y •Jurcha*e. jsionnry nnd Philosophical Society’ saddle. Riding masters anJ horse- relished ,i,cK d c U v .T " The Aigincer’s estimate of the | recently that in the next war that Mnii ♦»,«. "referi .i«, i " : * dsTVCiujoueni. approx- 1which was accomplished by thoj cnce for the flowing riding habit ««. an. ho a visiting" lability I imnlcs $125,000. British in the Yecbrugge raid of of her grandmother’;i day over noHtrK a,,Wai8 cly ,n advance ofhc h It is j It is believed to be perfectly 1019. could all be done by wire- modem boots nnd breeches the con­ hunt overseas that rid: land— ' feadble_ to finance this develop- less. spicuous feature of the indoor rid­ would not do. h w -usual-' ,ncn‘ without n penny's cost to the \ soldier in a dugout in England ing season just closing. Whether than iding tide s . j tax-payers, in the following man- could send out a fleet of boats,' it meant equestriennes os n whole secue no art j I1L,r; The city to issue ten-year '■naid Dr. Palmer, guide the vessels, would eventually forgo riding a»- censed thp ilange- , f h" horse’s Lack too Z op and Lends to cover the cost of the de-!kv radio to a certain point, make ttid? entirely they did not all agree. her bolt, she was tc!J an(i “ Miss M. L. Thompson, riuing added to the chance ofP( mistress at Th? Riding Club, nn >ng a burden upon the rrc exclusive organization off Fifth visitor ignored the hin Avenue, said the side-saddle was i.if necessary, sell the lots to in-;on „ map, but with airplane ob­ coming back largely through influ­ came very unpopular American women had a . dividuals on a basis o^ ten .per nervation a raid could be made ence of riding etiquette abroad. cent per annum with eight per- ’ airainst the enemy with great pre­ The present revival hero traces ly learned to conform, t cept interest on deferred pay- cision. The speaker explained that largely to the Long Island hunt- j r Etturning ments. None of these lots would jn controlling a torpedo aimed for ing set, she said, many of whose lh,‘L new riding , ■ bring less than $3,000 each. !example, nt a submarine, the tor- membcri tide to hounds ip Eng­ this sale, they had becSm! neers to whom the ,in, 1 The city will also obtain a fif- 1tiodo could be seen nil the time, land nnd on the continent. owed its present vogue ■ teen acre lakeside park by means;nnd if it went the wrong way a Miss Thompson explained it was nuch ns the Mrs. John I | of this development, which alone ‘ the sporting thing in this country, good prize of $500 l would be worth the cost of the when a womnn suffered nn onli-: Horse Show for at the Natioi development. nary fall at a hunt, for her to with side-snddles o putting hunti One other feature in connection take care of herself so other riders j ed further the pi ver fences ifca •with this development, jiays Mr. r u i n it would not have to fall behind the of such riders tod wailing nu®l 1Bivens, is receiving consideration. Tl.o water front of tho average town should be it? most nttrnclive locality, whereas usually it is its most direputnblo section covcri e.l with decaying docks and ; rnm.ihicklo boathouses. 1 It has been suggested that in th is developnictit there be erected in a suitable nnd accessible Inca­ . t ion. an ornamental municipal boat , itiuti. ivI.mni, «'llrlntliin nauii, lu mii house, susceptible to future cx- | known; J. W. Tin-ksr. Ills wlf,*. UniAugusta Tue.kar, J. Woffor.l j ti m iens, provided with boat stalls Illy Tucker, tils wife. Unity Atifruntn . t<> be rented at a nominal sum to : Tucker; Joseph Wofford Tucker, his for an important an j anyone who may wish to own wife, Itin 11v Aiiirustii Tnekerj u in u e I C h » l> ill ii ll Trustee; a boat: and further, to prohibit M nouncement by Studc W. T u c k e r . Attorney In the erection of boat houses on the J. I’net for Homu .1 t'liiipniiui. T r n« t «•«>; baker in this newspa­ water front nnd to allow the con­ .1. Iluwiird Tucker, Trustee; AugusIh'IIii N. avii; Mrs. A. I. N.■avc. struction of only such ornamental I.l.i rImi liiisli.ii.il. tleiirffn llowitnl N,a\.t. per on Thursday next piers ns the city mny see proper Anirn .ia I. Ncavc. lo r hiishnn-l. II. .Wave; anil .'iirli pnil every nf It will interest every­ lo erect. sal.l parti.Is, If ll\ lier, ami If either, mi) or all of sal.l parlies In- .Ira.I, one who owns or ex­ to all parlhv .-I •i.nlniv lot. rests iili.ler the following «leeeas,*.l «|«•— Kiddinsr the Native Sons fell.lulls, l.i-ivlt: Joseph M. Arropects to own an auto­ iton.la. Ills wife— —— — Arre.ion.ls, ttli.M<• I'l.rlstlan n uno I-. unknown: mobile. Joropli Kllii-Klin. Ids wife, lUloleea KIiickoii: Samu. I I'ltapman. Ms wife, ----- ——r'lmpmiin. i hose Christian name Is uuknoivn: .1. W. Tucker, hl» wlfo, 1.ii,il> Aiu;usta Tucker: J. Woffor.l Tucker, his wife, Ktnlly Anjrii«la Tiieknr: Joseph Woifor.l Tucker, Ills wife. Kuilly Auansla Tucker: Hiiuiuel I'hiiptnau, Trustee: J. W. Turk* r. Attorney In Karl for W. F IR S T S T R E E T Hamor I I'luiptunn. Trustee; J. Ilow. ar.l Tucker, Trustee; Augusta Isat.clla Ncavc; Mrs. A. I. Ncavc. her hoshnn.l Ueorge llowar.l Neave; Aiij.imla I Neave. her hpsl.aml, . le >. II. Neave; .Muses It. I.cvy; Will. Travera; an.l John Kontus; or niherNearly hin its f land, ate is Star Student ^ ^ nt Miami today for I!T ;i11•■ r— *«nuus Piuuy ciascs have ben drawn from both organizat'ons and Mr. Williams lates that the faculty will be one «>r the strongest ever obtained for such a conference. , Headquarters "til be maintained *ry. .. assembly.institute at the Frinity Church and White Temple i:*— will also be used. I ho two organisations will be comunni in the p* »iy courses hut will maintain se p a rte business acs- j during- ini" weK ine annual j . Epworth League Assembly. J r departed front Sanford in Mobiles for Orlando where rtnok a Fulford-hy-the-Sca bus 'their destination, v^e going from Sanford in^Yhe official delegates of the j league to the assembly ami *b«rs who were desirous of utThey are Mrs. Jno. D. En,, Mis Virginia Jinkins, Miss an jinkins, Miss Selma Thorn­ " j|»s Vrginia Jinkins, Miss Ljky, Robert Mason, Rober't pn< Charles Knight, and Thcor jHipi1. Sanford also lias three Lf recent members of the league Jibing in Miami who will repgut the local organization nt the gnblry. They are Miss Nina t Cook. Miss Mary Cook, nnd | ,rjc Cook. m U program for ior the me assem nssotnriiey bly is Li out through the Associated Lai follows: Ifpvnirth League delegates from iKtions of the state are gath nvi.T'fS * r" M " ’eil BERLIN, Juno 15.—(API— Dr.-many is exacting a record harvest this year, according to , espert forecasts. Official reports n 1 russin, as well ns throughout tiermany, assert th ttaho prospects ns favorable as they were in *■ ' • . hor many decades, experts say, the crop outlook has not been | ovuer than it is for 1825. PHEftALD, MONDAY. JUNE 15,11925 ♦Vall S treet Population Is 800,000 During Day And Only 10,000 At Night NEW YORK*. June 0 — Wall Street with its sky-scrapers house;; an office population of 800,000 by day, and is held by a tenement gurri«on of 10,000 by night. Wall Street is the sole llvllhood «»» this skeleton force of nightfolk. In discharge of a sense of obligation, it has quietly fostered an interesting piece of citizenship work the last ten years. The maj­ or results of the work, leaders say. has been to convert the district from New York's most polyglot belt, with 1,400 families repres­ enting 2.1 nationalities, into prob­ ably its most closely-knit, most by thp community, it was said. The •issocicnon has Ion" since dispens­ ed with interpreters. Where ••rown-una have not picked up Eng­ lish off-hand, their offspring are which the association operates on hand to piece out. To all prac­ singly or in conjunction with up­ tical pul-pores, the 21 nations speak a common tongue. town agencies. Irish pioneeers later joined by Austrians, Syrians nnd Greeks m ad the census in downtown Mnnaiitun, whicn also includes Mnvs, Turks, Armenians and other nat­ ionalities seemingly too diverse ever to bring together. Yet racial demarcations, socially considered! nie disappearing, association heads .siiiiuaiieenicni ii.i j been receiv­ assert. ed here of the extensive develop­ Common employment has help­ now being carried on at ed toward this coalescence. Wall ments New Smyrna Beach which have Street buildings like the Equitable, put it within easy N'evi Empire and the various banks car­ Smyrna became ofreachtheof good ry on their payrolls for cleaning loads and steel bridge recently and other work some 3.781 women constructed. Ft is announced that and 2,fi.tl men of the neighbor­ in minutes is all of the time nec­ hood. They work split-tricks, at essary to reach this sub-division on the ocean front where sueh ranid development Is taking place. It is declared that ocean front< rtich as thnt found nt New Smyrna’ Beach are very scarce and that this scarcity of extremch de:.ir- (New Smyrna Beach Property Becomes! Progressive Town Sense It wbatsgeU you by when you don’t know nnytiunr. I, paid for by themselves. There! nj-e five-foot shicwalks, uniform planting of tires and shrubbery, a* number of paved street* and houl-I ®Tt»rds and many more to be paved * m the neir future, water until I".*M conveniences and many oth­ er i not mentioned in the announ­ cement. n gun course is now, under con­ >. lo­ struction nnd it is stated that many property ownorn contem­ plate building homes there during ) 01** Q» yoondilew the summer and fall months. It is expected thnt the golf course will be ready for use about Dee. 1. L this whc4crcrss>)sB^ It is believed by developers thnt with the rich background and coming industries of the New Smyrna section, the ocean front Vre ll yaniu'J after smoking or when townsite will become one of th work dr.tit. Rja most elite in the entire state. iJrratLftI* (reskancr. The people of this community have been invited to inspect th'* property as guests of the New Smyrna Reach Development C\>nit'.’iny. The Company’s bus leave, from the Montezuma Hotel in this cjty where any information re­ garding the property may be ob­ 'after n 't# , tained. Bello D addy dont ~for$etiiur V/rlffttSr B Love is blind. It lost its eye­ sight overlooking things. It takes two to start a light, but only one to finish it. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a SFree! Free! Free!? 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S an fo rd ’s Excltisivi Shop F or E verything All Over Tlie World Sanford, Florida * B ix * M B B iB B B iiB a N S K iiB B iK 3 « > si< ia a ia ia a iia a a iiisx a a i« H 1 I’cr C'vnl Interest I’.iid on Savings \rr.nints I’KESSINi enjoy m tr {jeminole ® )unh California and her climate gut well kidded when the Shrincr.i convened iit I .os Angeles. There came a drenching rain one day, and the visit­ ing nobles, attired in bathing suit, and fuzzes, paraded the main streets singing, "Where’s Your Sunshine, California?" mil drinks For Everry S a n f o r d , F la Baked Ham — Baked Beans Fancy Cheese Bread, Cakes and Bie Hot Rolls, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. S T R E N G T H - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S Occasion (U nder New M anagement) ULTRA STY LES tahlished pressing Shop hogs trt nmfotmcfc i’ th n t Mr, II. S. Mnlnos, nn expert in his n made m anager, which is assum nee th a t I he properly done. 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T ry the New NK-III, the host beverage. * “ B I B I B B B B I B I B ttB B B H B U X iaB B B IiC B aitaai BBBBIBBBBUBBBBBBBBI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBS S I ' i i k S a n k o k u ( . h i : m i- A s s o c i a t i o n IOBBBBBBBBBIII ■ ■ a a B a a B n B a B B B B Z B I B B B B B B B H n B B B B B B U B B M » Columbia Records and L atest Sheet Music [ WAFFLES Rines Music and Electric Shop The Kind T hat .Melt in Your Mouth THE SANFORD HERALD ( On the Balcony) UBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBUB LOSSING PA INT COMPANY, IN( S rro n .1 A F F IL IA T E D W IT H fhere’s None So Rood I7URNITURE nt N nufonl A v r n u r , 1‘ h o n c .airruou-I.liail^l,., |*nli«I — I'..r U irr) I’uriii l.nol* Ihr l.umral. ""■■HBaaaBaaaBnaEaBaBaaBBMaaBuaEBBBBBiXBBBMBaan IN THE IIERALI) BRING RESULTS j FIND THE NAME OF A SANFORD HALL PLAYER IN THESE ADS RODW ELI. REALTY CO., Inc. RODWKLL REAI.T’Y ■ * CO., Inc. 2H F a s t F ir s t Street 5l e irons them and n irnldMil �-f{;5 The Sanford Herald ___ J «T»rr « •* » « Still A Greater Year Ahead THE MONDAY, JUNE 15, gerNH? • As Brisbane Sees It p* V ■' I PINCHED NEW LUMBER YARD In S a tu rd a y 's issue o f The H erald th e re w as published Chance for the Navy. Glorious, Useful Service. an n u al report of th e Sanford C ham ber of Commerce, When Unions Quarrel. A complete line of S.toK#r *7. 1919, at lh« Postofftea I SsMonl. Florida under Act of >w hich told of the vast am ount of work done by th a t b jd y C ypress and l'ine The “Veiled Chimp.” J. 1SJ7. n r ARTHUR URISBANE d u rin g th e fiscal y e ar which has ju s t ended. F ram in g ___K d lla r (CupyrlKtit 1923) M t i t A M I l « IIK AN S heath in g Mnnarrt ft. H o w a r d i i k i u i D oubtless th is rep o rt w as read and studied over Sunday Siding ONE OF OUIt dirigibles will go and th e people of S anford are more fam iliar w ith w hat is I t t V i n n l l a A r r aa r ? la a r H I Flooring being done than they have been in the p ast. T h e y e a r has to Minnesota to' plonse hardy H 'n*riui’Titi\ ti m i9 .Scandinavians living there. Why Ceiling been one filled w ith g re a t a ctiv ity and, in th e opinion of O n e V e a r — f7.0O SI* M o n t h * I I RO not semi the Shcnnandnah to (> » ll* K o l Hi n t y lit C a r r lt r , p»r m any, has been th e m ost successful of an y in th e history F inish .Spitsbergen nnd on toward the w n - k . l&u. W n v k l y E 'lllliO , 13.00 M ouldings of th e organization. Pole to nave the brave Norwegians par >«hr. ,* /-*,, , * ? r> .......... ... I nnri th-> courageous rnursircoua voun nnd th*> voumr Amer-I Ia tth UN>ri«|, ff* a*; t.J| loiutlona' .... wffCo,,' ,nt;rce lo r thll.Kajicnn Kllsworth. now lost in the I Itrick S S ,'f e .S .N4 ^.tVrtaiVriiint.'wV.er'e! tindone, there are many who arc also slow to com m end it for Arctic wastes? Lime p*»argc* arv usilw will be charged th in g s undone, th e re a re many who a re nlao alow to comftr at raxulitr advertlalng ratna. P la ste r THIS IS a good time for hunt...... .m en d it for w orth while nchievementa. H indered in its ins: tout people in the Arctic. You W hite Ruck Plaster Hoard MS r rA *™ ?ud^rM tr,|s, , rx” fu .- |8COPe o f activities by lack of fum ls and by a very small have twenty-four hours of day­ N ails iveiv* entitled "> the use for re-( m em bership, we believe th ere are few C ham bers of G'nm- light every day. The distance is pubi------puidtp«nmo „of -------*.t new- I3i,, __ patch., j mo,™ doing g re a te r work. | Screen W ire only six hundred miles from cr«li|i^» m It or not o th rrw ln e cred* lie d In till* paper nnd nlao th * lo­ R udders H ardw are Spitsbergen to the North Pole. cal n#-v* puhllahcd herein . A ll rig h t* S anford has made a sensational grow th th is la st y e ar I)o r s And the round trip would be no of rim ublfcntlon of Ktmolul d lip a tch * and h as established a record th a t m akes all of us feel proud. further than going from Lakecr hareln a re nl*n r«aer*'«d. W indows A good sh are of th e c red it for th is grow th nnd developm ent hurst to Bermuda and back. The MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925 F ram es and Screens should go to the C ham ber of Commerce and to those men trip would be less dangerous for Shenandoah and her crew than go­ Made to Order who have worked untiringly in th is organization for the ad­ ‘ THE nERAI.IVsT’LATFORM ing from Ijikehurst to Minneapo­ I. —Deeper water route to Jackson­ vancem ent of th e ir city. We will build your house lis and return. ville. In his report. P resident H iggins outlines some of the Complete— nr Furnish ntal L—Construction of St. Johna-InIT IS NOT cold in the Arctic at th in g s he would like to see accomplished d u rin g th e coming rial Only di.in River canal. this season. The temperature 2K J.—Extension of white way. tw elve m onths. If successful in seeing th ese m a tte rs c a r­ rarely falls below freezing, At 4. —Extension of local amusements. The Price Is Right —S»inning pool, tennis courts, ried to a satisfa c to ry completion w ithin th e n ex t year, th e Spitsbergen it averages 05 degrees in July. Amundsen and his men, C ham ber of Commerce will have done a w onderful piece of etc. SANFORD if their planes nre down, are now 5. —Augmenting of building work pro­ for the city. traveling up to their knees In gram—houses, holds, apartment T he early completion of th e lak efro n t bulkhead and fresh water slush. Occasionally houses, 6.— Extension cf street paving uro­ boulevard is of vital im portance. So much has been said they may have to swim across ab o u t th is developm ent th a t if actual work on th e neces­ open “lanes’* in the ice of the Arcgram. \V. S. PRICK, Mgr. 7. — Construction of boulevard sary bulkhcading and filling is not begun soon, w in te r vis­ I tic Ocean, which is about seven feet thick nnd breaks up in Sum­ around Lake Monroe. 710 W . F ir s t St. Phone 172A—Completion of fit) beautifica­ itors re tu rn in g th is fall will have much to say about the mer. way we talk and th e way we work. tion program. * -—» ----- ———— —— —— Provisions of facilities for the en tertain m en t of to u r­ SHENANDOAH .MIGHT save Amundsen with no greater dan­ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ists is an o th er im portant m a tie r th a t should he attended to. ger to her crew than would lie In­ TRUST AND WAVER NOT:— The to u rist who doesn’t play golf can find little to am use curred on the round trip to Minn­ Trust in the I-ord with all thine him self w ith here. O ther to u rist towns have various m eth­ eapolis. If slio sighted the explor­ G. TAYLOR DYER henrt,; nnd lean not unto thine ers, now faring death, she could own understanding. Proverbs ods of en tertain in g its visitors and if Sanford is to hold win­ save them easily without landing. P rin tin g — Decorating te r to u rists it m ust do som ething to keep th em interested Dropping close to the ground, ill: 5. --------n-------PH O N E ao.'l nnd occupied while they a re here. within one hundred or twd hun­ Wisdom Will Come. ' S M C . dred feet, she could let down a One new to u rist hotel is not enough. C ast y e a r m any Now I am young mid credulous with a “bo’sun’s chair’* or persons who would have liked to rem ain in th is city passed rope My heart is <|uick to bleed basket at the end of it, take the At courage in the tremulous, on to o th er tow ns on nccount of lack of suitable accom odat­ men up one at a time and bring CHAPERONES AGAIN? Slow sprouting of a seed. ions hen*. T he new F o rrest Lake Hotel will g reatly re­ them back. APIIKYIM.E CITIZEN lieve th e situ atio n but will probably lie filled to capacity Now I nm young nnd sensitive, IF THU men were not found on Man’s luck enn stab me through; d u rin g th e en tire season. A dditional a p a rtm e n t houses and the straight line from S, itvls-rl.midim society ha i renutioctcd i earning women. The girl goes I ... ■*nt» . th*' .1 .11 . . with ,t non ... I J own no ntiek I would not give hotels are badly needed. gui to the Pole, Shenandoah might t jlf. chaperon “But the I edition world to compete To him tlint nuked me to. *, . in I.unine.i and the professions. To Ideally located on th e St. Jo h n 's River, S anford offers find them struggling to reach , , North Greenland, two hundred ‘ ' ‘ ’ ' 1 Jo it Huccu.'.sfuily, *ho must have Now I nm young and a fool for n desirable location for big industrial plants and if it could miles nearer the Pole than Spitz' “I-1' k*1!'3 n nows dispatch, Ur* self reliance nnd the poise UK) acres on O cklaw aha riv e r. 25 acres in luitliied love a ssu re them of a lower power ra te in all probability there iicrgcn. bears little; resemblance of her which whlih routes comes from knowledge of nf af- [ orange tre e s; 20 acres tru c k land anti IU5 acres My blood goes mad to see would be m any more big plants doing business here. This j ,.trli -r p;c I.VP *• 'i ill l . a j t e l ' o ' i o f fairs and men. For the welfare of A brown girl pass mo like a dove good tim ticr land. H ouse, barn and garage. At­ IT IS a tradition with our navy ten years ago who in dove gray mol the rate, the girl must have her section would grow still fa ste r with a low er electricity rate. That flies melodiously. to send out rescue | arlies In I vcl.it li cwb.iiiil, U ed to 'it like u freedom, being guided in it, of lantic Coast Line R ailroad, an d Dixie Highway In its ad v ertisin g last spring, Sanford a ttra c te d the a t ­ search of lost explorers. If Shen- rumen on th- edge oT n h'lll'a-om, course, by the wise counsel of her run llirotif'h p ro p erly . Let me be lavish of my tenrs. tention of th e people of Florida to th is city. Investors from andoalt could find Amumbcn and litt little in coiauio.i with the nind- parents. To bring her up “shelt­ And dream that false is true his plucky crew, that would lie a urn chaperon, who ,s ,*>.«jazz ina I ns and protected" is to rend her Though wisdom coineth with the all over th e S ta te cam e and made investm ents. T h e result magnificent feat, worthy of th e 1any el the young persons she ered Reason'd hie Terms into work disastrously ignorant of th e small am ount expended were g re a t. If S anford wishes .Wars, American navy, and worth some l,(*je, lint some inexplicable nnd unprepared. The barren days come, too. to s la y in th e lim elight and hopes to in te re st outside cap­ worth it than nay fen.-i.a, every one must bring a —•Countee P. Cullen in Palms. ital in its investm ents, a g re a te r and m ore extensive cam ­ risk—better Tile old-fashioned chaperon fades mere Arctic jaunt. j chaperon tins year. — — o-------therefore, from tile picture, it was paign must be put on. T h e Herald would like to see prac­ ' 'I he real chap ion, ns we used to her business to insure ignorance. Headline says Class's tnx plan REALTOR AS FOR risking tin* liver, of | know her, will not reappear in our It is the girls business nowadays to beats Mellon's. Why not, we can tically all of tin; money expended w ith Florida new spapers men in the navy, the government th ... she was a part of the old tee through it. th is year, believing th a t b e tte r resu lts would be secured in 1learn how to deal with the trials is doing that already when it civili/ation which suliseriiied to the mi.I teni|,t.«tiona which will beset — - -■o ---- Rooms 5'* 1-502. Rhone 05 F lorida than in the north. sends three government planes,jdoeiiinu that ignorance wai tie* her in her maturcr years. London Only fifteen days left in which F irst N ational Hank Ruilrlimr. tin navy, to helpj pi, , r trnlninf: of the young girl, “Society" may experiment \Vith ws from the One of th e most im portant recom m endations made by with crews to become a June-bride. Sales Force;—Miss Kuhn Williams, Miss Helen lloije. Mr. H iggins is th a t the m em bership o f the C ham ber of Com­ a privateo individual, Mr. MaeMii- i h «t th - oi.o.l had to be ‘sheltered the chaperon in name. It does very -------- o-------Ian. in his North Pole expedition, a i l prdi ted,’ and that she net ti­ v.'i II as a fad. Hut it is out of tune Now that girls are painting merce lie increased to one thousand. W ith two hundred and lt is a good thing to help Mr.fed the aid id others to walk safely v.illulh<-,iu,.agiit iuwUiuhiU.of Lko ■ U H K axanaaagaanstB K 'cH isM ai’x a a a x a a a a a B a u a a u a iiix s i their bare logs,, cveryowv wdi be- e ig h teen paid nutnLorp, the. precept o rg a n i/a lie n cniim4 Jinpe ahisitillnn. wrtEggbtur-*thaatlacj-awp«lill$!|orid. time. -Reid ( hapcrr.niHe, aar nn'iurorne no art critic. to accom plish all th a t should he done d u rin g th e coming if lie accomplishes anything by Wo have now another dispensa­ Uitution- affecting the population -------- o-------risking the lives of American nviyear. Its hands a re tied. W ith a thousand m em berships tion. This is the age of wage* us a whole, is an anomaly. Monkeys may come nnd mon­ i ami a fund of at least tw enty-five thousand dollars coming ntnrs. It would lie much hotter for the keys may go hut the evolution from m em bers alone,*the activ ities could be g reatly en ­ United States to let Shenandoah theory will go on foruver. CENSORING PRINTED SMUT larged and the power of th e organization could be made more save the Amundsen expedition --------o-------MI AMI T IIII1UNK and give the glory to the Navy. Today’s liest laugh; "flood potent. morning, judge," is the American BUILDING IS tied up, plaster­ All of th e recom m endations of th e p resid en t a rc im port­ Says n public servic * director j rotten stuff ami protesting against idea of being presented to court. an t an d if Sanford is to continue its g re a t strid e s, they m ust ers nre culled nut, Works and who has been m i -ailing against the j its exhibition and rale. Rations of . --------o-------wages stop. Why? Is it because ob • mmi v I#l liK ii naoiiise call lieIt’s been so hot up north the j all he carried out. The Herald feels confident the people employers refuse decent hours, j -rile nf n).u,;uim,, FORTUNE W INNERS HAVE lhU , ity. termine tile character of that mer­ are back o f th is civic body ill its work nnd feels certain th a t people up there must have ..... wji-'cs wt trying u >intt to die Wtt*ca t' '1 ““ II ant am not dictate what chandise it they will take the trou­ thought llell was just around the under th e capable guidance of Mr. H iggins a still g re a te r fair ‘ No employers have nothing l „f literature shall IM! Sold or ble. TO “TRAIN”, TOO corner. do with it. Plasterers nnd lirtcK-1 ri.m| ( „nd don't set mys -lIf up as n The objectionable magazines are y e ar is in sto re for it. . . — — o-------layers are . unable on cer>■.. that ............ ---------------- o---------------. . to agree ..........., „„ icitqor. Ii realize neither l nor ns falling into three clas­ There was a time when the turn disputes between two u d u s. j . al)V „l!vr pub|ic described Great athletes “train” for liicir victories. By careful li'ses. There are those which T H E R E F O R E W H EN W E build, let us th in k th a t we neck hold was confined to the So thoy.sto" work, cans, g h.s is i|.1.lIilU.lI ,,,,, 0‘„ tin frankly print jokes, stories mid il-i ing and regular habits they store up the physical ami wrestling game but times have build forever. Let it n it be for present delight, nor for p res­ o third pai ties not concerned litcraluu. „„ , mn>razJn, lustrations as close to the border I menial energy needed to win their victories. changed. ent use alone, let it be such work a s our descendants will their union .p.arrels. and atop(;,Undl|< „ Ml t |iropo3e t(> apnoir.t line of decency as the postal laws their own wages, in the busy Suni- ,1111 advisor, connltee of private ‘ Fortune winners have lo “train" too. If yon want l" * ' ‘for; there are those de- 1 will stand A dollar may have gone farther thank us for, and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, th a t rner season. lie ready to meet the test of opportunity and WIN—begin citizens to pass judgement on the liberal !y imitating risque French! in III** good old days as mi ex­ a tim e is to come when those stones will he held sacred be­ now to Imild tip a reserve through regular Having. win hands iKiinin m m ' touched mm in H them im iii,, and m m th tii.n invii will t\m say THIS IS had for ii'iion labor, J‘ -*bn-ini • ,md 1n-11. committee vvili nnd German publications; anil, change recalls, but it didn’t trav­ v.oi.-ic cause our have a t men th>•io are those that profess, often, el as fast ns it does now. ns liicy look upon tin* labor nttil w ro u g h t su b sta n c e o f th e m ,' w,"»t is worse, it shows lack 'IU:i 1 '• hypocritically, to publish art. o- ---"See; this our fathers did for ua.”—Rankin. I"r Vn,innry «“ncc*. Tho ’ nnd i, 'cotiung modiI’"'sty,h,T ? pa ritgood "These last may possibly l><* nil | real power intc,H is public opinion, and also Our office hoy says lie doesn't Iiabor nboold not disregard it.’Sup- U ,V to handle the mutter. I’olicc- righl •‘".r “ ‘T galleries," says a sec why Russians want to come to i.alli,.rH am | toaster huildeis men, while admirable in their own officer who has been lookthe United Stntes to make their S t M ' O l l I I . I I,,v. c i s i un Z .l locked out pheV.. as enforcers of the law.H"* over. “But for display fortune when they enn stay at their masons plasterers nnd brick- hnve never been v ry ■uccssful in 1 newsstands and along the street, homu and do a Russian business. avers. What would the unions tensors of art and public morals. ;,iiti for circulation among boys and -------- n -------Almost invariably, when men The customer drank it, wiped his Neither have official censors ,,f ; g'rl>—no. If the Chinese don't put a stop fall to discussing examples of inis- mouth on the hack of his hand nnd say •» Whnt would public opinion more special training as a rule,I "li magazines like these and the say about the outrageous punish­ to demonstrations against - those . „ . . ,, ,, Ineas sagacity, some one present started to withdraw, ment of innocent workers, because when they have been vested with ot!n r kinds ace not a menace to f reign coun rics, the oiled j jM rL.|U|nded «»/ the illustrative in -1 "Yere, hole on, w'ite man," said of rich men's quarrels? autocratic | ower. Bii private ami public moralf, e. pccin'jlly young '...mi*1 lLrk!lin nn,,l "lbi'i s white* tramp ami the j the negro, “you forgot to pay fur on rtdy ndvi on-y censoishlp rccm i j people’s morals, I don't know what will have to refuse to buy any­ colored saloon-keeper. For the dat beer." 'HIE MONKEY trial is well to work latter, when the advisors It is. If tin* punlishers can get more. mah Jong m-Is. benefit of those who have not | “Why ,1 give you a cigar for it started in tho newspapers, espcc- a-e catefully chosen. r ! away with this stuif, they can get hoard the story—if any such there "Y'os, but you ain’t paid fur dujinily among comic writers. Dm The ideal way to get rid of the away with anything," Harry K. Tlmw- i* now Inter­ be it is here and now set forth, cigar, neither.’’ writer, Mr. “ Rugs'Ttaor, describe tainted stulT now sweeping over the | • Excessive censorship is someested in apples. A parngrnpher The colored man sat behind his “Hut you've still got the cigar, the appearance in court of the country in the guise of magazine (tiling that is always to be guarded niggcstj that several years ago bar in a moment when trade was ain’t you? What's the matter with "beautiful veiled chimp." lit-rnture and art would be for th e ;against. Yet there is no doubt it wan peaches.—Tampa Tribune. slack. Through the swinging doors i you, anyhow?" “Chimp" is a lady chimpanzee, leeont put tons of news stands, who; that some of the publications re­ According to the news dispatches, entered the rugged Yucasion. | The colored man scralcned hit of course. a rp re su m a b ly a majority in any.ferted to nre abusing the freedom it still is. "Give me u good five-ceut cl- head, There will l»e "reports by John community, to take matters Into I of the press. The whole subject gar, he ordered. I “l.emnte see, boss," he said, "of Daniel." the educated gorilla, and their hands, refusing to buy th • is worth looking into, Thp Repuhlicnnx have failed to The proprietor produced a box | ^its dis thing straight: Y’oti juries of assorted monkeys will l » - ---------------------------- -----------------------------------------live *up to another campaign lorilajnjn>, n tuiniDer of tmiligunn-1don't owe me for do beer, 'cans i t i s c shown weighing the evidence. pledge. _ A year ago _tjiey^ i looking dark-hrowu The , you give me do Tin* ignorance nnd fanntici m durk-hrowii rolls. The'you d“ cigar fur it, an and JUDGE LINDSAY ON PARENTS Keep C J p ol with Loolidge, and M atron made a discriiiiitialing you don’t owe me for de cigar that fear and that science will he 41 __ * 1. ......... .. . ... 1. . . . . PROVIDENCE NEWS then came tho recent weather In choice and then in the act of put­ ’cause you handed it buck to me. made thoroughly ridiculous before the north when even the president ting the t ignr between his lips Is dat i iglit ?" the trial ends. couldn't keep cool. The State of Tennessee, how­ What Judge Ben Lindsay dues Ity of its children that has deter­ "Certainly it’s right,” said the <lu rked himself as though struck ------- o— | -----crafty white. ever. is not distui bed Strung in mit know about deliquent children; iorated. with a new idea. Coruor M agnolia and C en tral— 135x120. llvttuOld Ktaadbys. "Ver* well, then," agreed the col­ Us righteousness, it adopts a new p.in h.mlly u , xviirth kn„wlny. i |0 j One of the reasons for parental , "Say, I've changed my mind," he I’d rise and sing i>v n..*wi •••'*■ *“ 1 r.eglect is given as the increased ] said. "Believe i ti take a glass of ored man, "but say, mister, wants text book on biology denying that V(t„ tiftil .shade tre e s. $10011. E asy term s. ( ^ kacii a lifetime to the study ,!t.3ire of mnturc women for exvitTo heat the hand to ax beer instead." . ,you a favor: Next time _ you inimnls. via evolution, have pro• „robl«m. and the childing lives or, at least, for lives in In praise of good of their problem, and the The negro returned the cigar to | feels Ink smokin' or drinkin’ please iuced human Wings. Old cornet] l*-ef nnd— its box and drew a glass of liver, tek yo’ custom somewliars else." i< i *s court over which he pre-'which there U too much social ac—Detroit Free Press. t“s has enjoyed a nation-widel tivity nnd too little stayin ' \,t AS A MATTER of fact, neither Me; 20 lots on S an fo rd A venue. N ext to Rose LomtDarwin nor anybody else knows [ imputation for many years. It is home. Another reason is the un­ I'll add my voice CONVENIENT MEASLES anything about the exact descenti hit opinion, as expressed a few doubted fact that parents are in­ T ltis is a real pick up. Without u flicker of the human race. Darwin nev- day ago, that the chief blame for clin'd to rely too much on school > CLEVELAND PLAIN-DEALER To boost good hoccukt* —— - .. . . . .. — . __________________ _ ____ 11cr said that men are descendants I the prevalence of crimo among the for the proper upbringing of their Ami potlicker. The result is that the The murder for which Richard .rmind on seeing ;N'Vit,uV r ,li',„trie K" ,first f ay parental gei.vration of children is children. —Phil Armstrong, in Times-Unlon children too frequently know lit­ „ more __ intent .......... ,, , '**, Loch!',/ , | that,n,onK a ribl'yi' was taken from incumpcteiicy* or negli10 acres in side city lim its will r u t in 10 nice I"'9, jLneb and Nathan Leopold w ere|f'ce than the law vindicated has mnn, imidc into a woman, and the g< nee. tle or nothing about the religious ' , . tilauni'ri an inMiuuty iI«h1(t«'* Innanc human rmc thus started. I follow strong Ths same opinion was expressed fundamentals of moral conduct, i P rice $7,500. T erm s. sentenced lo life imprisonment in | —j|Jf, a 3y|ani; « new hearing—deWith voice unshaken The serious feature of the al- bv many welfare worker* and of- The; fall n prey to evil influences, the Illinois state penitentiury h a s.t-l-,retl again sane; at last, after a In praise of grits ready famous monkey tiial is the le ers of tliu law in a symposium and they are without confidence lie n characterized as the most I rensonablo lapse of time—frec- fact that it show* HATRED o f ; which the Literary Digest publish* in their parents to show them a And homo-madu bacon. — Dade Gity Bnliner.|atrocious of the century. Whether idem. science, FEAR of knowledge,nnd <'d some months ago. It can hard- way of escape. The laek of eon2000 acres 9 m iles west o f Sanford, hard road 11111 or not this is an extreme state - 1 It has happened before. Harry n will to enslave men’s minds in | ty bo doubted that there is much tact between i it at< and children . meat there is practically uniinl-! Thaw Is ween in his old haunts in the name of religion.j evidence to support it. If Tin- plot to thicken it is hi more prevalent than it used to 1 th ro u g h it. Fine tntck iu tf and c itru s land. mous sentiment that in a state New York. If Uch ever comes My' vole I file ------, well-founded, it means that it ii be, yet there is no substitute f„r J which provides capital punishment | out of prison alive it ought to reVi praise of chicken "CHINESE ATTACK IJ. S. war th • qpulity of the country's par- wir.e and good parental care of $.12.50 j.cj- Acre lor fiist degree murder the tw o! quite more than a ease of iikuisIch vessel." That and similar head- cut* rather thun the inhcient qual- children. Fried country ilyle. — Greenville (S. Ik) Piedmont 'youths were more loan fortunate I and the hurling of a few pieces of lines make you wonder exactly |. - — to escape hanging. furniture to establish bis right to whnt U. S. diplomacy is doing far! This occurred about a year ago. freedom. , „.„i„i.. nnd most* Aml wo should remember that /II Jpin ye scribes away in the East. The other day I.oeb has m»w had the menalca. The eminent attorney who do- jour warships accompanied Japa­ f,“ ht o ^ u s y^ngafnll the combin-1 when we tend fighting ships to For to me it scenu |1||(j Spain.' Chiruve ports and laud marines. Vlolenee fotiowa toe measles. The I fended 1 «x-b and I eopold gave nese ships on a trip, to quiet Chi­ courage*-'1I'd give sonic brilies w rich young murderer delights in Isiob five ycais to live. By that nese unreal. U-t us hope that we V r , l French will win. and start our machine guns pop- 1 For turnip greens. —Tri-City News, hurling furniture at the head of | time lie thought pri n i online are rhowin: a reasonable desire to m’m y men *»l|*l»K. « • C M ~ » l«vc » ri-Ht See Ua For L arne Acreage. spendthey many dollars. They must| his gunrd. Such playful ways would break him ami end him to mind our own business and let. the Imt . exactly as wc should feel, i f : do it. because lie ir interests in his grave 1 hr two murderer* once are depreciated a t the big prison. Allow me to say Chinese mind their*. Ninth Africa are vita!. \Vo have I tlic Chinese landed soldiers in Th“ odd cutirr.c taken by the tiiCttUd. I.oeb and Mu iety will Ik? Without a sigh; 108 Magnolia Ave. no iittei .Mta of uuch importance in New Jvr ;.’y or California, and ( the lawyer proves u good Measles lends to the Huspicion at luckyI_*If READ THE news from North­ i ’d give ray tdiirt . ataitcd Tlmir machino guiu going.' Chicago that somebody’s fertile prophet. ern Africa, where the Riffs are China. For Umou pie. ■ iai«r Ml liaro rt, Flcrlta iternl « i fJeronil Ct«*« Mattsr, I th e CASH LUMBER C IN LAKE COUNTY E. F. L A N E FIRST NATI0NAI BANK in Real Estate A. P. Connelly & Sons �m £ ^ irC r *•» ftl ■•> — —______ —------ i: [ r 1 y ^ a tty■T: >AY. JUNE 1 :__ Mis* Jeanette Grether of Jack­ sonville to V. L. Borum of Jackson­ ville. Miss Ruby Rowe of Jacksonville to . A, Lambeth of Jacksonville. 1 Aliss Anna King of Williston to PHONE:—Office 148 W. II. Harris, of Willistun. MIS3 KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Edltw TELEPHONE:—Rea. 428-J Aliss Abide Logan of Sneads to . B. Atnhaffy of Jacksonville. Judge and Mrs. J. G. The party motored to Daytona Aliss Louise Halle of Live Oak ; to J. H. Dowling of Live Oak. Peach during the afternoon and Sharon Entertain enjoyed the splendid surf bathing Aliss Ethel'Colee of Jacksonville to J. AI. Martinez of Jacksonville. there. _ The swim was followed by Bridal Party .Miss Duth I.utman of Montenn delicious picnic supper which was gle, Tcnn., to J. G. Yancey of on the beach. The party -Indue and Mrs. James G. Sharon served •Miami. returned late in the evening to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Randall spent graciously entertained Sotur.!.,.. bnr.fcrd a.U- - musi pieasant-at- Liio week-end in .Miami. .Miss Marie Vernaeldc of Jack­ Monday evening with a bridge party nt sonville to J, N, Sewell of Jack­ Fthel Henry nn<l Miss Flor* the.r home on Oak Ave., honoring ternoon and evening. Fred Hall returned Saturday sonville. The guest list included Misses It/nrv will entertain with a Miss Snrita Lake and Munroe It. Sarita Aliss Ilnliie Hutwood of Jack­ Lake, Ethel Henry, Martha from a pleasure trip to Cuba. luncheon nt their home on Hutton, whose maringe is to take" Murphroe of Gains vile, Emily Hahsonville to J, L. Vaughn of Jaek■..Avenue honoring the jdnee Wednesday evening. ville. ner of St. Augustine, Mary Louise Miss Bertha Snyder of Jackson­ ladies Of the Lakc-Hutton The rooms were attractively dec­ Dickenson of Tampa, Maude Lake, ville Aliss Alice Ryburn of Bloomingwas the guest of friends in ,f party at. one o’clock. orated with an abundance of pjnk Roberta Carter, and Eloise Smith Sanford Sunday. ton, Ills., to J. O, Alims of Tampa. Vie motions of tho I’res- radiance roses and ferns, carrying Miss Frances Donaldson of 3 Auxiliary will meet in oat the wedding colors of pink and of Marianna, Madge Field of Mar­ Tampa to P. F. Alman of Tampa. tinsville, Vu., Minnie Porter Har­ Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevens have lyiowine Prices a t t o’clock. groin. Punch was served during ris of Key West, Miss Norma Grif­ Aliss Elsie Scott of Tampa to fuK Number One — Mrs. the evening by little Miss Jane fin of Kisimmeo, Florence Henry, returned from a trip to Philadel­ H. C. IJchlyter of Tampa. phia and New York. ■pavey. chairman, will meet Sharon and Master Sharon. Mis.** Viola Taylor of Jackson­ Naomi Scoggan, Mr. and Mrs. * churchville. to P. 11. Rice of Pliiladelphin. For high scores Mbs Mae Holly Raymond Philips, Munroe B. Hut­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scruggs of -u Number Two—Mrs. L. I. was presented lloublgants perfume Mis* Dixie Sheridan of Jackson­ j f ihairman. will meet at and Paul Lake was presented a ton, Claude Ogilvie of Fort Mey­ Ocala spent Sunday with Mr. and ville to W. S. Alyers of North Caro­ ers, Randall Chase, W. J. Hardy, lina. leather bag contninei for the cut Paul Lake, William Lake, Robert Mrs. H. 11. Chappell. tfc^& Num ber Three—Mrs.Fred prize a late book was a warded Deane, Miss Glnyds McCain of Des Ellnrtl P. Hoffman, of Jack­ chairman, will meet at Ellar.i P. Hoffman of Jacksonville. sonville, G. W. Spencer Jr., Edgar* Sidney Chase came from Winter Aloincs, In., to Paul Weather of, Haven to spend Sunday with his Ocala. Miss Lake was presented a 'ace ^ N u m b e r Four — Mrs. luncheon set and Mr. Hutton was ton Patterson, Allan Junes, Grant parents, Mr. niul Mrs. S. O. Chase. Miss Ida Carmack of Orlando to WUsnn, W. C. Hutchison, Stanley J. A. Shrnley of Orlando, b‘ Howard, chairman will presented a leather cigarette case. Vernay, Reese Williams of Talla­ fit the homo of Mrs. T. M. A dainty ice course in pink and hassee, James G. Sharon Jr., EvcrMr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher , Aliss Anne Sydney of llirminnLn Silt Magnolia Avenue. white was served at the conclusion all Dash, Robert Gilroy, Shelton have returned from a two weeks ham to Dr. W. C. Blake of Tampa. Miss Mary Fowler of Tampa to E* Number Five—Mrs. Ilow- of the game. Judge and Mrs. Hodgson Hall, and Cal­ stay In their lodge nt Lake Alary. Col. A, S. Cornelius of Tampa. l^nir chairman, will meet nt Sharon were assisted by Mrs, Jane Sossatnon, vin Teague. Miss Alix Grass of Jacksonville lurch. ,,, ,, II. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Airs. Julian Carpenter of Jack­ to K. U. Salzer of Jacksonville. J , Number Six —Miss May Lake. sonville will arrive Tuesday for Weddings: ft chairman, will meet at tho Those playing were: Miss Saritu Mrs. DeCottes Gives the wedding of her noice, Miss Miss Thco Wallis of Ocala to Lake, *uiar» Miss nu Norma s* * f, *r iiitu Griffin of Kta* Saritu Lake. T. C. Holden, Jr. Jt Number Seven Mrs. \ • simmer, Mi«s Emily Rahncr of St. Bridge Party Saturday Aliss Thcinia Sweat of Wnycross, iinnori. chnirtnnn, w‘ll meet Augustine, .Miss Mary Louise Dick-! -------Robert Gillroy of Jenkinstown, Gii., to J. C. Miller of Sarasota. borne of Mrs. ttosa a u n t -1 cnson 0[ Tampa. Saturday afternon Mrs. George Miss Jane Haas of Orlando to lOOT I a 1me t ta Avenue. | yj Mae Holly, Miss Madge HcCottes entertained with one Pa,, is the guest of James G. Shar­ Hunter of Orlando. Number Eight J Its. J. t . pjcj j n( Martinsville, Va„ Miss the series of bridge parties with on. Jr, They are fellow students Herman Miss Mary Lowell of Lnbclle to (f, chairman, will m m a. piwrt,nce n ary, Miss Gladys \Vil-: which she lias so delightfully en- in the University of Florida. Harry Fleming of Labelle. |^mv of Airs. Woodruff or: son, Mis Maude Lake, Miss Eloi.se tertained this spring, nt her home Miss Vida Scully of Tampa to Avenue. The Daughters of Wesley will on Park Avenue of Marianna, Miss Ethel V. L. Daniel of Tampa. L» will be a special call Smith hold a social meeting at the home Henry, Mrs. John llnzclhurst of The entire lower floor was beau­ Miss Mary Fain of Tampa to b,of the W. C. T. U. nt 2::i0 Sumpter, C., Miss Kathryn Wil- tifully decorated with many dahl­ of Airs. J. C. Deane, 1112 Park Paul Holies of Oldsmar. at the Presbyterian key, Miss S. Abie Smuiney, Miss Fern ias, gladioli and zenlns in shades Ave., at 8 o'clock. Please call Miss Margaret Arango of Tampa AH members are reques- Ward, Munroe B. Hutton, Edgnrton of crimson, which were artistically >104 W for acceptance. to L. Arango of Tampa. ibe present. Patterson, W. J. Hardy, Paul Lake, arranged with fern. For the two Edna Zina of Orlando to Aliss Minnie Porter Ilaris of II. Aliss William Lake, Robert Dean, Ran­ high scores Mrs. Frank Miller and (I. Swcaringgen of Winter Hav­ Tuesday Chase, Grant Wilson, Evernll Airs. S. Huumel were each present­ Key West nrived Sunday to be the en. , R. A. Newman will enter- dall Dash, James G. Sharon, Junior, ed silver bracelets and for the guest of Air. and Airs. S. O. Chase. .Miss Catherine Davis of Gaines­ |i^th a bridge-brenkfnst a t her John Metsh, to be an attendant ville to J. E. Turbeville of Gaines­ Jr., G. W. Spencer, cut prize, Mrs. Alary Hummel waa',5,i*s. ,li' rr1is tm Fourth Street, honoring j 1" Uic Lakc-Hutton wedding. Ellard P. iloxman of Jackson­ awarded a Spanish fan. ville. Ikl Hutton wedding party, Jr., S. A. Sossamon, Robert GiilPunch was served during the a f­ Alias I.iiia Alounett of Orlnndo j-lluttim rchohsnl will be ville, the refreshment to A. T. Putney of Jacksonville. by a supper at the Cnun- roy of Jenkinstown, I’n., Hodgson ternoon and State Weddings of Fort Aleysr, hour delicious refreshments of a Miss Robcna Hull of Orlamm to fetb which will bo given by Hail, Claude Ogilvie nnd Robert Holly, i salad and ice course were served. E. J. Mazur of Orlando. And Engagements |cd Mrs. A. It. Key honor- Allan Jones, ---------------------------There were six tables of players. Allas Lsuhclle Gaines of Jack­ i wedding party. sonville to E. E. Hazard of Jack­ Lake-Hutton Wedding,, Engagements: Air | Hurry W’dson returned I Lakc-Hutton wedding will Aliss Esther Jones, of Marianna sonville. Ali s Margaret Mead of Jackson­ | flare at K:I!(l o’colck in the Party Enjoys Picnic Sunday from Day sunn Bench where to J. K. Morris, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. ville to L. T. Holies of Jackson­ he has been the guest of Mrs, W. in Church. The rrrrpAliss Eloise Coleman of Titus­ Irll 11- held at the Woman's At Beach On Sunday L. AIorgan for the past week. ville, to E. I). Molten, of Titisville. ville. Mrs. Irene Collins of Jackson­ Ifcmcdiately after the cereAliss Manny Ellis of Ocala to ville to F. II. Saucer of Jackson­ One of the most delightful cour­ Claude Ogilvie of Fort Meyers W. S, Rankin, of Savannah, (in. tesies which have been tendered i spending a few days in Sanford Miss Willie llellamy of Jackson­ ville. Miss Louise Gllrealh of Jackson­ the Lake-Hutton wedding parly, the guest of friends. Mr. Ogilvie ville to W. L. Shepard of JurksonC. A. Williams and Miss ville to A. AL Wilson of Jackson­ IViliams leave today for Fort was the beach party given Sunday will be remembered as a popular villi* fella., and Mnroii, (In., where by Airs. Henjnmine F. Whittier, Jr., priaeipul of the High School sev-j .Miss Olive Bryan of Arlington ville. Mi s I,eta Dynl of Jacksonville ral years ago. and Aliss Abie Doinlney, to L. Patrick of Jacksonville. IriDspend the summer. to J. II. D. Graham of Jacksonville. Miss Florence Yought of Jack­ sonville to W. II, Adams, Jr., of Jut k onville. Miss Mary Rohcrts of Punta I Goriln i" L. W. Bradley at Tampa, c ' ocial Side o .m b 'i l 0 Social s s .**1 •Ufa*t«m Personals Calendar 'sn rin fi / P / Y / ’ A /T I r t'O nt C /y /0 *i tH 1-2 Price For One Week Beginning, Monday, June 15th. ■e’- Here is an extraordinary opportunity to get your favorite Embroidery Package a t just one half its for­ mer prices. Itoyal Society Embroidery Package Outlits contain the made up or stamped articles, always of the finest materials, with sufficient floss to complete the embroid­ ery. Thorough instructions go with each paskage. .’lit Old and new patrons of our Art Needlework Depart­ ment will not want to miss this very unusual Sale of dainty things so easily converted into beautiful and val­ uable treasures by a few short hours of pleasant pick-up Work. Worth very much more than the original price of the entire package. Tie to $4.75, at just one-half. .*T.i m If your hnme town merchant can’t supply your needs try Yowell-Drew Co. ORLANDO. FLORIDA. -■*a= F ■ M nnuaaHM *N ■ ■ & ■ ■ ■ « « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * * nuM Lia«H NHiinNn*iiiaM Hanna i i i n v i x a m U l a N i i a i i x i i i a i i i i H i a i i i m i i i u i i a i i x i n | >pi A a SPECIAL SALE ON K ;v! v \\ SILK S IE Tuesday and Wednesday m m VAN RAALTE IIOSE Full fashion all pure silk in all the shades, $1.65 value— We have 52 to Close Out $1.49 Pair TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY $1.50 SILK PHOENIX HOSE Black and white, and colors, Good quality silk. Two day sale for — $ !C 175 $1.25 CHIFFON SILK - VERY SPECIAL vv I.ARGE FLORAL PATTERNS - ! Lv Voiles. *10 inches wide ............................................ .. T he b e tte r kind.................................. 9 0 PHOENIX SILK HOSE i 9 J\s Mand-mnde Gowns .................. * • i. PHOENIX BOBBED II03E IN ALL COLORS Pure Thread Silk, some with embroidery tops— $1.39 $1.89 79c and $1.25 Pair PHOENIX HOSE REGULAR $1.(10 VALUES JA P PARASOLS 9 4 ^ \ Phoenix heavy silk with Lisle tops. All new shades —regular $2.00, for I $1.75 MADEIRA •10 inches wide GINGHAMS 92-Inch. $1.95 BARONET SATIN DRESS LINEN Clain and S trip ed Can’t Fade .......................................... P u re Silk Hose All colors ............. In all the new shades, all pure thread silk, best grade $2.50 values— Van Raalte make . , X HUMMING BIRD NORMANDY I’l'K’k Dot Voiles W ashing g u a r a n te e d .......... ..... ........ - ii $1.00 * In all shades, heavy silks —2 days— 75c Pair. The Y owell C ompany ■ ■ «aaN « N « H aaaM aaaaaaaa4 aM iaaaaaa« M iia« aa* aaa a a a a a H« ia a a a B a a a a a a a a a a M a M B a a M a a a « a a a a a « a k a ia iU ii* M i v .'.i ■tit. \ S & liit& L 1 �Mickey on the Road We Have Three Bargains On Sanford Avenue INDIANS SHUT OUT New York Is Only National ATHLETICS 3 TO 0 League Team Withstanding IN GAME SUNDAY Big Shake-Up In Standing: J -t; if4* ’* ■ ■ ■ % ■ 101 ft. C orner Lot n t $110.00 per front foot 50 ft. n t $125.00 per front foot Score E ig h t H uns O ff Henton Is First Team This Season to A m erican League Not Immune In F ifth ; Chicago Cuba De­ O n o l i f v i n r r P n i m H c i j, Shut Out American League A r. S t. L sa ii Browns Make x^ u u i i a j n a ^ A % u u ia u u feat Boston W hile C ardinals It iLeactcfftjft Senators Take S teady A dvance; Assnult Sm other Philadelphia Team £1 Close (lame From Browns Yankee, Bed Sox Pitchers Of Southern Golf Pirates Now Second In National League Tourney Announced 11 1 ft. a t $150 per front foot ST. t.OUtS. .turn- 15.—St. Louts defeated Philadelphia here Sun­ day It to 7. Blude* and Belt, both Cardinal*, got home run*. Philadelphia .. ..121 0110 000-7-14-1 St. Louis ......... 140 101 .11-11-17-2 Betts, Couch and Wilson; Sothoron, Dyer and O'Pnrrell. ASHEVILLE, N. C.. June 15.— Qualifying rounds of the twentyCinclnn;1 1 Advances Only One third annual tournament of the Beg B ut Crowds Dodgers Southern Golf Association will Ik* 2102 F irs t St Realtors. '&&M Sanford F u r 'I bird Place in League played over tho course of the BiltCINCINNATI. June 15.—Vance more Forest Country Club here was in good form after the first f iS S u : M m m xZVl .NEW YORK .Ju n e- l^ S u b J c c t- Tuesday, Ninety six lowest scores inning and Brooklyn defeated Cin­ Walberk, Stokes and Corhrane; 0,1 » “ conceited attack by four are to qualify in three divisions of cinnati Sunday 12 to 3. Benton tnrr ami L. Sewell. western club- Urn National Ltaguc 12 each, out of which 10 each will wus hit hard in the fifth, and May ______ standing lu;t Week underw ent its be formed by a preliminary round and Brady unable to stop the vis­ ........ „ most violent shake-up of the sen- of match play Wednesday. The itors. ATOItS IKI\\ N NS SOrt. Only one team—the leading Score by innings: WASHINGTON, June 15. — New York clan—wns sufficiently Brooklyn.. .. ..000 282 000-12-12-0 Washington defeated the St, 1-ouinfr>r^jf}(.(| p, withstand the outbreak, and second flight. In the second Cincinnati........ 200 001 000- 3- 8-1 Browns in a fre hiting contestsand even the Giants felt the tremor division the third and fourth Vance and Benton, lundny, 0 to 8, which brought which shook tho circuit almost flights will lie determined while May, Brady and DeBerry; Hargrave, Wingo, hem to within a half a game of from end to end. play in the third flight will de­ Sullivan. J e league lending Philadelphia ntUhxm. jostling the McGraw cide tho fifth nnd sixth flight. A team match is b I ro on the CHICAGO, June 15.—Chicago Score by inningsentry after tho pacemakers had card T he O pening of B ranch Office of for the first day, the trophy hammered Graham hard in it. Louis „ „ ..*000 203 021-8-15-3 ,,e“n “"?% ?,nl* in T S to is* awarded for the lowest ag­ the second inning, scoring six run* IN T i l l : I M il l I T I III 111'. S K V T he II. B. S chulte R eally Co., Inc. Vnshington .. .101 022 001-9-12-1 W * ™ , F h,,.CnK" nn'' score of teams of four and defeated Boston the third i : \ r n jc i n n vi. i m i i i t in n . ui. wino .,,1 „„,i n t„ n« «... Louis, budgeoned its way past gregate a n i i r o ii Tin-: c o r v r v o r from each club to bo mimed be­ * J 1’ 1,, Sov; hesitating Brooklyn andlook secstraight time, 7 to 3, Sunday. N im iM H .i:. s t a t u o r r i .m i ­ reid; Covelesk.e, Markey and (>M(| pl„(.0K Thl, St' Lou!gCardinals fore* the starting of the qualify­ Alexander pitched in great form n i v, in i i i a m m u m t t in i ;. At Hotel Montezuma, Sanford \V. M .m m u i c i s inspired by Hie new leadership of ing round. and had little difficulty breaking The low score medal will go to lip the Bravo’s rallies. Felix was ........ Hornsby, rnred from tho celinr to j . i:. i : i :n t u ; y . o K o i m i : i,. M l* YANKS DEFEAT DETROIT fifth place; Chicago stepped front the lowest individual score in the the most succesful hitter for Bos­ 1 'H A K I .. A.NN1K I. M i l ' l l A K U M. P R E S E N T IN G qualifying round. S H U N S . A l,.\I M l>A liTIN'S. A lH JNEW YORK, Juno 15.—(A )— seventh to sixth position, while ton with Hire hits, including a 1 S T I,I N C H , 11. A. M . K K N N H Y . A senior’s flight has item an­ letroit lost the first game of the the reHutt of six straightwins fur homer and a double. Grimm, of BATTLE CREEK, Mich., June m e l e a c h a t e ) ■ v e r y oil« o f t h e m erics with the Yankees Sunday, the week tonight were crowding nounced for Thursday. This will the Cubs, also poled a four bagger. in. A 54-year-old grandfather, I f l i v i n g , n u l l If i p . n l . n i l p e r s o n s consist of 18 holes medal play, H e lm in g In te re s t u m le r .1, li I to 3. Babe Ruth hit hi* second the Robin* for third. The jamScore by innings: who formerly wore a Detroit Tiger IU tility ile c ea sril, H enrge I.. loine run of the season off Leon- ming of the western wing, result­ with home club handicaps against Boston............ 000 100 101 -3- 8 2 uniform, still i* able to pitch win­ K llu h n el, i | i i i .1 eii. A n n i e I. M tc h lie l, ip'i eiise il, ,\I,R H e tin .ip ee:im i|. ed in tho third inning with none in(f j„ uj victories out of 28 starts, par governing. Players 55 years Chicago ...........foil) 001 OOx-7-13-0 ning baseball, despite hi t years. A l m r t l t l IP nil. I p r e io n ||. A ugust in base. Jones held Hie I igers against the invading eastern nines, of ago and over arc eligible. Graham and Seimer; Gibson; Fans who knew the Tigers in l.itIKir. t l e c e n s e i l , II. A. M c K i lon-y The Asheville Country Club will Alexander o five hits. found the Phillies paying the hcavand Hartnett. ilei'eiiseil, a * h e i r s , ip v l s e e s , g ru n t-1 1905-08 will remember him, John ■si) n r o ilie r H a lim in ts u m le r icore by innings. jerft, Six consecutive defeats bold an invitation tournament Kubanka, who came to the dub tint t in - in o r a n y ili u m , .Mrs. ,1. I t Detroit.. .. .. . 000 003 000-3- 5-0 ptilled Fletchers team from fourth Wednesday to which all entrants Teddy S tra u ss, D Ist. Mgr, same year that Ty Gobi) did. Of l l e n t l e y iitnI M r s . II. A. M e lto n sVw Y ork........101 021 2lx-K-12-0 seventh place, while the Braves in the .Southern Chnnipionshin who iiiiy, n m l a l l p i o t l e s c l a i m i n g a n y all the players in the American fail to qualify will be 'eligible. I n i e r e s t In t In* t r a c t s of laud League then, just two remain Cobb In I ' e l n a f l e r ip "lerlln ii. The qualifying scores at the BiltHUS LEA V ES— 9:20 A. M. m i . i , t o k iim o v i -: r i . n r n and Walter Johnson, nnd Eubanks more Forest Country Club estab­ O r i l e r I' illll leu I lull R ET U R N S— 1:30 I*. M. lias vivid memories of each. lished Tuesday will be used as a T o Hie iP'fi nilu ntK, .1 II. l l e n t l e y , Eubanks, who lives at Bellevue (ie o l'K e I. MP li.e I. A n n i e I. M i c h a e l , M AKE RESER V A TIO N S EARLY basis for making the flights. Florida State League near here and pitches for the Bell* A u g u s t I.I u k k , M, S, H e im , a m l A i ­ n u Ua IP tin. a m l l(, A. Mi K e n n e y , No games scheduled. evtte United Stone team, recalls m e l i n c h a m i e v e r y o n e o t t h e m If Nntiona (League . FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Johnson's first game in the Amer­ l i v i n g . a m i If ileinl, a l l p a r t i e s Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 12. ican League, nnd says that Wal- r el ny l, t niljne nu r gI ne i t n | a t uMn li rt eh rs eJl ., I tA ul lge un st ­t Chicago 7, Boston 3. ] tit's spiked shots were the cause ll.lnvrir. ,M. s’. IP n n , A l m c O u IPm n. St. Louis 11, Philadelphia 7. St. Petersburg nt the young rookie’s defeat in that m e l II, A. M e l i c i u p . y , a m i e a c h a m i {Only three scheduled.) *.i contest. i r v o n e o f i li u m , ip e e u s i tl or Lakeland .. In l in' p r o p e r l y P e l n w Southern Association Ttompa ^ “Walter wns only 19, just a kid, ioIli iho i ri wII.li i I, .Mrs. .1. | :. l l e n t l e y a m i At Mobile 9-1, Chattanooga 5-0. wlii'ii lit" pitched for Washington Air*. II. A. A ll- K e n n e y , n m l a l l p a r l ­ Sanford........’. At Memphis 1, Atlanta I. i n g a n y i n t e r e s t in t h o n e COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., against Detroit in that maiden big i e s c l a i m1.m i s s l l u a t e In t h e C o i i n l y At New Orleans 8 -1 , Nashville league game of bis," Eubanks said, •o •■rlaln June 15.—Preliminary play to the " NATIONAL LEAGUE f M em litok', H t a t u o f I 't o r ii J a , lies* l-(i. national poh> championship will c r l l i e i i n s: ‘'lie bail never worn spiked shoes Won Lust V i l e 1n o r t h h a l f o f t h o n o r t h begin August. 15 when five teams until that day, always preferring h air of the n o rth ea st q u a rte r New Y ork...................33 18 from tiie western Rocky Mountain tennis shoes. o f th o s o u th e a s t q u a r te r of th e S R eal E s ta te A uction Sales. L et us sell your property P ittsb u rg ................... -27 21 i m r H i w i . i t o n . i r t . i o f S e c l P m 2<i. division meet here in tut elimina­ “When he got on the field he Brooklyn .. ................29 21 T o w a s h la - 0 S m i t h , l l i i n s u 2:i tion tournament. fairly stumbled ail over himself, K not T h e n o r th h a lf of th o Cincinnati ................27 24 From the teams entered will bo N o r l l i w e i i t q u a r t e r o f t h e m o tt l ilie wasn’t used t< > the shoes. But at. L ouis.................... 24 29 • n st q u a r t e r of th e n o rth w e s t selected n quartet to contest with lie could pitch, and the score wits Chicago.................... 24 10 the tournament winner :of the, Philadelphia - ........ .2! 29 eastern Rocky Mountain division, and t il e tuuthwest q u a Her of / We a re perm anently located in Sanford Boston .. ................... 20 11 ttie n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f Seewhich will be determined at Fort (Continued from page 1) none t l o i i it;. T o w n s h i p 20 Sooth, Leavenworth, Kuns, Juno 27. ItangiT Sa K not, Commissioners Cost Igun ami **" 'AMERICAN LEAGUE Divisional winners will compete, and OUR SA L E S FO RCE are EXPERTS Ii I s h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u n n d Lewis comprising the majority in * le p o f v m i d o . i p p e i i r m i t in , Urd in the national inter-circuit tour­ favor of reduction in the rate, us a! Won Lost ■lay o f A u g u s t . MJ.'i i n t h u h ill o f nament to be held at Philadelphia while the minority wns made tip eouitl Philadelphia............... 34 18 i- o m p l a ln t filed h e r e in . We g u a ra n te e S atisfaction. next fall. It Is f u r l h e r r i r d e r e d 111 it till* n r W a s h i n g t o n .................... I t 19 of Chairman Marvin ami CommixaP'k< I ip r o f l o i M l e u t p m h,, p u i d lf l h e d In Tho five team* catered in the Cleveland .. ............... 20 2H Burgess. Commissioner But I T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a t ie w n p a p i - r western mountain section are: sinner Nt. Is a iis ..................... 28 1U i o o 0 11" p i .j in H anford, S em in o le If you have P ro p e rty you w a n t sold— List it with us (•lassie did not participate in the Mpike * ■ 'u n ity , r i n r l i l a . o n c e a W ee k f o r Broadmoor anti Colorado Springs, New Y ork.................. 21 30 infinity on account of a emigresEu i I g h t e i i i r e e u t I vi, W e e k s . an d kiss it good-bye. both of this city; the army offi­ slntial stipulation that no member urul Chicago.............. ... . 27 21 \VTtiie- s in. hand nml seal of the cers’ lours front Fort It. A. Rus­ D euroit........... .......... 21 lit V . " ........... ' - T a t 8 a n f . i l il. r ' l o r was to take tuirt in hearings mi n — ~~ t d n . t h i s o h d n v o f d u n e , A. |i. sell, Cheyenne, Wyo., and Fort subject 1!" tun 19 1-1 in which he or members V. Ik 1ii it ’CHASM. Meade, ,South Dakota; and the NOTICK Hterk I.r the t’lreiut Court. Sumof his family were financially in­ Wichita, Kalis,, quartet. i I ii* m«’ i l'1-.rhla. A ss SHUT 11lilt N ASSOC I ATI (>N Hv A M. W K K K M . I), f . The Broadmoor team at present terested. By the time the majority subof I M K A L ). Won Lost I’ct reigns a favorite, having number­ M a s s e y , W i i t l o w iirnl f ‘arponiisP i N milted its report to the president t,. New Orleans „ . . .. . ..15 21 .02' ed among its players several ga­ on S o l l e l t o r s f o r i'< tnfilulnant. July 11, 1924, the wholesale Atlanta .. ............. .14 28 .54) IIG E. Second S tre e t, Sanford, Fla. thered from the famous Mlifwick price of lefined sugar was quoted ford Nashville................... 10 28 .511 team of Los Angeles. ■ Florida Stale League in New York at 0.17 cents a pound >•'*t M em phis.................... 10 33 .47t **■»■■ a n a ■■■■■!■■■■■■ a z a dm ■■■ Mia ■ o a e n n a a a a a iiiii Tampa at Sanford. dropping still further to 5.18 AV|Vn Mobile........................29 12 .471 News from Paris. American St. Petersburg at Lakeland. Chattanooga .............29 31 .4(11 movie actress hits been grunted a emits on May 7 last it is slated Av National League in the findings, while the current . Birmingham.............. 27 ill .4(9 itch between the toes, aching, sore tlivotce. Iter first this year. Philadelphia a t S' Louis. price of raw sugar—1.27 emits— ' Ytii: Little Rock.............. 24 32 . 12! feet are cased and cooled at once by Boston nt Chicago. compares wilii 5.78 cents a year In It LICARBO. Nothing can make a man more Broklyn at Cincinnati. uncomfortable titan not undcrThero are ton many people get New York at Pittsburg. It destroyr, all foot infections quickly, stmidiug Someone who understands ting married on approval. kill3 the germs and prevents recurrence Southern Association him. of the trouble. Little Rock at Atlanta. STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER This is the time of the year col­ Memphis at Birmingham. A great many fishermen would LICARBO makes you feel like walk­ Nashville at Mobile. lege graduates worry about how By CHARLES p. STEWART play golf if you could sit on the ing a million miles; it brings such comChattanooga at New Orleans much money brick-layers make. bank and wait for a golf ball. fort_ and relief. You’ll never regret By I II Yltl.KS P. STEM AIM ■genuine one in the country corpor- 1 WASHINGTON. June 15.—No­ cully on hand, duly identified and body home. That's thu hot weather thumbprinted? rule in Washington the almost Not a bit of it. What they had Farmers leave the country be­ invariable rule so far as persons in mind wasn’t so much “honor­ cause . they can't stand their of the slightest importance are ing" anybody as advertising, and ground. I S A B RA M E. \ concerned of the slightest impo.- not advurtismg President Coolidgc tunce officially or socially. . LO O Kltvl’ A R M W FW OM \ either. There probably isn't another city The universities wanted the TH* F R ontT, B u T n/W GOSH 1 in tite world which empties itself president just as each wants a FRCNl 'TvY B A C K i t l o o k s so lomplotcly during the summer. crack football team -to make a For one thing, it’s mighty hot. For splash for itself with. 1 L m E . a R LT R e a T a m ’ another, it's the fashion. The president is half a dozen V 'T H * EMC.MV HAD KEIlvAED To be caught here in June, July times a “ I.L. D." anyway. Evi­ or August is disgraceful if you dently tie didn't eosider it neces­ h K U P vaJUTH V A . J amount to anything. sary to have it rubbed in by tut Not tiut what government bust- additional score of universities, for ness goes on as usual, blit it’s he accepted none of the latest tron-actcd by assistants. batch of invitations to bo “honor­ They understaml it better, on nn ed.” VACATION SUGGESTIONS average, than the department heads. Many of them have spent Why not see new places, ami meet new lifetimes nn the jolts they h a n d l e . people, llii- HimiiierV \\ !iy not an ocean trip on Their bosses are just serving com one of our large, comfortable steamers? Fares are lot;, parativcly short political terms. service ami meals the best—ami thu invigorating air of tile sea As for actual accomplishment, there doubtless is more uf it right will ilu you a world of good. now than wit It all the impressive Ail -tlu w;iy--by—<r t imm larlnuinvilte in Baltimore 350.05, round chiefs on hand to butt into mat­ Ir’ip 319.51; l’liilaji-l, hiu $ 11.13, round (lip $55.00; Itosluu $ 12.52, round trip ters they’re unfamiliar with. $■2. 18. t arcs iueltido itirait ami brrilt, with >11gtit cxlru ctiorin for outiidc But If, for some reason or other, r o o m s. you do want to see otto of these exalted individuals, his office in ALL EX PEN SE T O U R S Washington's the last place where Special \ll Expense tours, also personally conducted tour*, at you're likely to find hint a ‘. present. moderato cost. Send for folder, ami you w ill hud a variety of tours Try Bar Harbor, Newport, Alof eleven d:i\s and longer, $’’.IL7 > and up, ami with New ^ ork ami lantjc City, back home, almost any place except here. You, simply hit by bit, until the war, dttr- Atlantic ( ity among ihe places wsited. Fares for All-F.xpen.-e will be wasting time bothering wiiich nml ever since which, Tours include hotels, sighbecitig, etc. iia "growed” like a t ,1190,001) horsepower mushroom. U.) com­ -i T lIE C 0 M F 0 R T R O U T E ! plications nre inexpressible, v 1 Many travellers to Northern and interior Gumpared with taking it apart, , ft points travel by sea to Baltimore or Philadelphia, scrapping a lot of it and putting ^ — it together icientifically, destroy­ * £ 3 - ° • ami thence by rail. Through fares to var* ing tne whole government unit J j o g L I *uus I’®*."*3 Routed on application. Creating a new one would be easy. 1 I * * m IT nlrtfl tervlre Miami tr» rhilruSttrliH, 1 W Uesitles, every stage of tiie work ^ tl tfa H. Ii. Uvrk'.hirti evurjf |IS dU*«. J ^ wuuhl Iks fought tooth and ra il by M. officials, fearful of losing their I t O W J M ERCHANTS AND M IN E R S it’s to be noted thut, in alm ost cv- jobs or u mile of importance, TRANSPORTATION COJ& r jf cry tnstanee, the degree was conHowever, Hoover so fully make ftK A l “ ijH ROD E. I1.W STRF.CT, JACKSONVItir. tingent on tho president’s appeal- out hi* case—duplication, ineffl| ' Futt rftflfcrijufrB ami iUtutni j nnec in person to receive it. . riency, wa.te, utter uselessness -u vv* u LuvUct .1ml I'll m/ff«r.ir eJ.i)'\MiLLi Why? Wera the urdversities nf- that Congress simply will have to L- •/ v A ROKiDOVNNj L uoK lM * A W M V raid tiny might “honor" tho wrung I do uonmlhing about it, probably at president unless they had the only Its next session. Announcing Results Y esterday’s I lf How They Stand Polo Teams of Far West A re Entered In Match for Title Allen & Brent AT AUCTION ■ ALLEN AND BRENT Today’s Games BLISTERED FEET OUT OUR WAY By Williams Advertisements bring the wares of the world to your doorstep for your inspection. Fo u l Steamers a Week FromJacksonv �THE SANFORD fHERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925 Herald Classified Ads are quick The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Turn-overs and Results Call 148. Seminole County The H erald’s Market Place Call 148. FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory Sanford Dally Herald ant AD. KATES Terms; Cash in Advance K , ; __________________» ii" lin e _______________ He n l i n e — — —— *• " '!"*■ i T | .f* — - * — L li Knco T y p e ...1 ,n l,a ......t f a tin . io u b le n f . , above , . . . . r, . r only <")« Incorrect lnsortlon. j jilrrrtlser tor subsequent Lrtlon*. The ofTIce should bo ,t[[lfd immediately In case of wr' to Anvr.nTiSFns . HtraK representative thoru,s!y familiar with rate*, rule* A (Unification, will give you online Information. And If ,,Sr|«h. they will assist you ■vorilinr your want ad. to alt It more effective. IS P O IIT A N T * » T t r n A4»ertls*r* should glv* their lr„i or postofflce nddresa m |tH,, their phot.e number If L|, desire reaulla. About one t.„jfr out of a thousand has a c^bom*. and the others enn't •cnunlcnto with you unless uj Know your address. g| r f l.r n n lln u n n r i- M f t T h e ■•dr In r r i a i i n n t T b r S s n f,r<l l l r r n l d o f f i c e n r lir I r t l,r. T r l e p h i m e il l - r e —l l n iiar r. a r e n o t v n l l t l . Service 0 «rt*ous. Prompt. Kfflclent. THIS business d ir e c t o r y t n l i n r . l In p l a c e W i l k i n e o . y trk » f ( h r peupft* n f **;ii»fnrtl i i f n l r p ^ mi tiflen tt r r ilr if . «*■11 HiU I U l n ii m ix u p r - il t r n I r r h r r i j i i l r i ' d . Ttfifril nlphnht* t l r n l l y •r f n n i r h l r i i f f * II Ii f«f Far Spare In This DIRECTORY PHONE 118 A cl «»' r o r aaie V I itu For Rent LAWYER FOR SALE: Highway trailer, good FOR SALE: New bungalow — 5 roomq, bath, electric light, gnrcondition. Mrs. Lnppin, West n*?c, two porches. South Sanford First Street, Box 120. Ave., $500.00 will handle. llalanco like rent. Fred S. Houston, FOR SALE: Mv 10 acre farm on Box 6'Jd. Cameron Avenue, dose to Moore Station, small cash payment, rea­ FOR SALE—Cheap, one of the sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box best grocery businesses in the LEARN ABOUT tone County and 9,5. Jacksonville, Fla. city. Inquire at old Cypress Ave. I.nkelnnd. thr-.pgh the Star-Tele­ gram. Best advertising medium tn FOR SALE:—Brand new stucco FOR SALE—d room house. Cheat) South Florida Published mornings. —J. T, Pope, Contractor, 513 bungalow facing cast on Pal­ Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fi». metto. A wonderful buy. Ad­ Celery Avenue. PRINTING OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales dress “owner.” care of Herald. FOR SALE: Pair of mules, five thtottgh the Xenia Gazette, years old and without belmishes; WICJHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural FOR KALE—One large Davenport also good two-horse wagon. All Engraving, Embossing. See us district. Want ud and display and one large wardrobe. AH going to sell nt some price at once. first. We do it. Phone 417-W. rates on request. quartered oak, also one side hoard. See them at Mr. Dyson’s. Central IL R. Avc.-Comnrerclal St. One hall rack, Beardal! Ave. John and French Avenues, Sanford, Fla. cm .rttr.tlh ( d a . ) l . r . D O K H — C l a s s Pexold, Sr. tiled n d s h a v » t n n l a r g e s t c lr c u I n t l o n In h, i i i l i i v n i i T o O norgtn REAL ESTATE Rooms For Rent l l a t n So f S - v r o r d ) lln*. FOR SALE—Pure bred English setter pups. T. U Brown, FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ J. E. SPURLING, silb-division TO REACH tlm prosperous farm­ Phono 111-W. out monls. Reasonable rates. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ers ar,.l fern growers of Volusia lando. Florida, ami F l o r a county advertise in the PeLnnU FOR SALE—House and three Lincoln House. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Daily News, rate le per word, cast lots. $2,500—$1,375 Cush bal­ Have you rooms to rent or some way. with order. ance $25 monthly, including intcr- second hand furniture to sell? MAINE- Wuteivllte. Morning Sen­ ert. W. V. Wheeler, Phone 101-J, Use The Herald's classified page TIN AND METAL WORK and get results. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ 110 E. Second St. ple are interested in Florida prop JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds erty. Rcacn ttiein through tm BY CONDO of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Sentinel. Rate card ou applies EVERT TRUE Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak (ion. Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ — A n c?, F u r t h e r m o r e , a\ r .. b l i t h e r s phone 111. A LITTLE WANT Au tn The i t IS V/ETRV PLA IN !, =FRC/U WHAT YO U SA Y Herald will bring you big re­ T H A T VOU H A V E N 'T sults. Advertise those old articles MIRRORS RKSILVKRKD G I V E N THE S U B J E C T w a - a - a - a - a !!! Furniture bought and sold. Call you have stored away and have no u.so for. A litJc thirty-cent ad CAREFUL T H O U S -H T . Jackson Furniture Co., Phone (117. You M A k fE A\E may bring you several dollars. one p o i n t t h a t ----Phono 1 lx and a representative will L A U G H !!! Building Material call to see yor. FOR RIO RESULTS advertise In the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY LEWIS O’BRYAN. Offjco In c era.Dole Bank Building Annex NEWS—it covers Broward County thoroughly which is one of the Phone 417-L 3. most rapidly growing sections on the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITERS copy and rate card upon request. FLORIDA ORLANDO — Grand. MIRACLE Cunrrete f o„ general morning Sen I inn t; largest class! cement work, sidewalks, build­ fled business, rate !c a word, tr.!n ing blocks, irrigation bo.es. J. IL imittn 2Je cajh with order. Tern Birger, Prop. THE MORNiNT, JOURNAL is tinHJLI. LUMBER CO. House o accepted want ad medium in Service, Quality and Price. Daytona (Fit.) One rent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. Lumber and Building Material TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dailj Carter Lumber Company Times, the great home daily N. Laurel St. Phone &H5 rate I He per word, miidinur, charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate card. lassitied Directory IORISSINC. — Moltigraphing, (MiitS and mailing—as you rut it—when you want it. tone (173. IL E. Porch, First Ltiorni Rank Bldg. ATL'RE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. RWART ELECTRIC SERVICE p. Expert Electrical repairs, kl W, Central Av«. Orlando, k ITOMOBIITS FOR RENT pT-A.RF.EL Car. Drive it pjr;elf. Oak and Second SL PMne 3. AUTOS FOR HIRE WK AUTO SERVICE i'ny fr flight. Meets all trains. Batrptran-fer. Phono 551 and 63-W BELL CAFE [srd'.t be t in Service and Qua! First Street and Park Ave W IS T I lo n a "M tn x iA I ' l s r l c s t i t ir * . tlu llillm r HILTON’S T il. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The BCBne of stupendous development Read about it to the Palm Bi ach Post. Sample copy sent on retueat. VDVEUTISlNC. geU rtsultu if l) reaches potential buyers. Pirlutkn Dally New, is circulated its IF YOU C A L L THAT an indusl ml ami agricultural secLAU GH IN G-, THEM ticn. ______ I A\ADE£ A PO O R I ADVERTISR, in rTp Jourrul-Her­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest L -iR OP* I T I f If I newspaper. Morning, afternoon, and Sunday t l".seit)ed rate* Chinstware in English Porce­ weekly 10c per lino, waycrus* Journal lains, Iluvarlan anti Japanese Herald, Wsyenss. Georgia. China make lovely g ifls TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Semi in your lobscriptlon U the The Ball Hardware Tribune or hatoi t to your I :cal dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest ncwrrxmtr. One year 14.50, three mo..th» Elton J. Moughton 12.00. fiIfrnontns you desire $1,000 insurl o n »v »ARCHITECT unco policy add 75 cents to your erder. First N ational Bank Mid?., •LU) YOU WANT to buy or sell MOHununa^gua S a n f o r d ,------------ Florida anything?” If no advertise In the '‘Gainenvillb Sun." o r n n , H im lo ii*. In*cr*»w\x N a l ls . Il*'av> «*h II* MIV’S DRUG STORE — Prepiplions, Drugs, Sodas, Wo [**' near you as your phone. pH 103. ur*t*a uf Urad acbirn i.. c ist i: h |irr» lie. O r la n d o . JU.'FORD ELECTRIC CO. Lew ;,;rs to Gillon & Platt [Magnolia. Everything elecPhono 422. Elcctragith Ct'lic. IfiU vnlor W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Avc. Snnfnid, Fla Dl 1.1M. STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES ‘u a-T hree stations. Mag'U end Second. First anil Elm, *')rd Avenue and 10th Street service. FLORIST •"ART THE FLORIST" Dowers for all occasions. 111 Myrtle. Phoni 2C0-W II. A.SPKIIt Contractor and Builder ,!)'J-M — Phone — -12D-M 2108 PALMETH) AVE ln .'ii iu » » f'n ls h a -l; • AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — A j guria, Ga.—Augusta's g^eatevt classified medium, rnte ciuh O'Jc charge. 10c pur •ine. minimum FOR SALE Space on the png: for classified advertisements. Wliy not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? FOR RENT Furnished rooms — near new hotel. 1009 Union Ave.* FOR RENT - One II) Room house furnished or unfurnished. Also rooms and apartment.— Simmons Realty Co., Phone 19-J. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, (IIS Laurel Avenue. KOIl RKNT- I'urnbln.l uiwrtmont or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Mot and odd water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave. 1 / # 9 I % t x M * * . • ' * r V , s - u BaM Hardware W ater fro n t— I >tx :l mill d. Mock <’ S u re to lie in tleniutnl. UusincsM S itcn— I.oLs !•, 10, III tinil (I1*k*1 E n tra n c e oti tw o street::. E xcellent for y,u o r d e p a rtm e n t sttire. A p a rtm e n t H ouse S ite — Lots 17 and IS, Moc A p. o p p o rtu n ity for sm all investor. Rhone H Mil T O I. V M l { M I N T n -« lxdl.lar 'o Rick U p Today’s Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. Sevriity-fivt' acres, five in grove, six room house. U g liting system , out huilUmgs. on hurt! roatl. Tw enty minulox tide, immense developm ent w ith­ in half mile. W orth fifteen thousand, if sold a t tim e TKN THOUSAND. T Kit MS. Seminole Business Exchange 221-R First Street, opposite postoffice Thai Money. Have* Ilf Tou )fuKi,<>l.a . H * . I ’ h o u r -711 Earle T. Field l i t : » 1. i:> I 'A T I i — 1 ' . l i S ' n i r . N i s SMITH, MCI Wanted WANTED— Some one to repre­ sent the original J. It. Wntkins Co., in Sanford. You can supply daily necessities to regular cus­ t o m e r s and make $35, $50 a week easily. Write The J. It. Watkins Co., Dept. J. It. G2-70 West Iowa St., Memphis, Tenn. Automobiles USED CARS l.u h liy I 'n l .H l i i lf l ir U n tl t - y III i I k . tia n f i ir i l l-'to rld a WANTED Position us manager or foreman on truck farm or orange grove. Address "It" Box 1*13A-Route A. SALESMAN WANTED — Ptolnt and Varnish Salesman for San­ ford bv old eatubliahed Florida manufacturer. Prefer men ucqunlnted in Sanford and vicinity. Paint experience nut necessary. Liberal commissions. Write Wal­ lace Paint and Varnish Co, 111 W. 7th St., Tampa, Fla. WANTED—To rent hy July 1st., small modern unfurnished house Close in. Apply T. F. Hay, Mob­ ley's Drug S tun. IP'iT 1’nrtl ( ... I. W. I’hilliiia* 6an> DODGE SERVICE CLIMATE ltd . W n H h n l l . , *rntlii«i(? r«, **.i itlortt, A It!., i n i until « t In* l i t ph lu Dll.l tt lii* !<■ Mill witllwflr.l tt ll M I h r rttiianli* tt m i l i l •»nt r f i r m m |»rr|ir( * mil ur.M i.lt Iti ih** f i n r i t r n «! * m i « r l I m r a i*ri»|ilr ill*4 In Nr#fi»r»lt o f .till tiicr, till I | on i t r t r r Hritr of i ho larnl kllllR R aiarh**«ly 11* III up m iio iH rr it r *»f I h r ro l tl k i l l * I n s u t i i h o i l i In Ik** t t l n l r r . n ilt n llf I r r r | n ln l> t t o u l i l hot** hi l l t r up ,\ » r ( ) l i tt l i r r v y m t h N i r In « | i« m l >our n f n f r M t t o r r y l i i i c «*trr i c r l l l n s I h r tirmi t U M M t r a n 4 9 o u r Irt u u o i i ) f o r frur >•*« t«o n 'l n iak r Ih r iiru «lr ( h r I uI I m m Ina tt 111Ar r. l * t r r r t t l n l r r i h r p n p r m b r l i t f w* n r n n o f i m u i l r r . N 1Itot h m r h r m killtr«t ii| l l i r r o l 4 , 11ml r * r r > * u im m r r i«»i4 r r m l n r c u u n l a lit l l l r p a |)rru t t f i r r r t» 11.1>■rr.l** l i u t n b «ii k l l l f i l Ii) l l i r N r n f . It r r r l n l n l ) ttoitld hr t l h t r r M l n c to lil r (:«• Hrir lit n r l i m d t r t t h r r r Ah r • n i l I l M V >011 ro ti K I flrrl (feint ) o « HiFnimh C IV £ T O O By GFORGK MeMANUS V/HAT't) TIAE MATTHLKi, WITH THAT A O T p fv C . O hu T thCCl-( V/AUKlN rCC? H M .F AN H O U R TEN ir votJuL. Itouo ,( 'Y> C a t f c e ; a n H O U R • » WAN i s C A T H O M E A M ' D O N 'T w a n t h im t o l ' r l nt M.. nnfii" tin ni tj a * * " 1.inii.it * 1’nii.i * *. Hnlil hy i.iim im , n i M n i s r * » i ING UB FATHER ^ E Y - I L L Many men and women have become habitual readers of class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. K\lrfi*e ir * nr. $25.00 DOWN and $30.00 a month l i v j l IE' uorriill TT oiMu irr l ln im l ie. aV i mi ! F u r. wil buy lot on Magnolia Aven­ I ' l * * l uril Ilim Hmm ue. Price $1250 Address S. D, 11. 11010I ri #**fni » l I 'u t ir l !)«*l i t e r * . Cure Herald Office. K K I H l i T O «M M IH r H O I ' I . U First Street extension fiVy Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Classified advertisements have come to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member of the family. LOST — Pebble leather pocketbook containing between $20.01) and f.'O.Od in currency, -Finder plea.'.e return to A. M. Adnm.s and it reive reward. WANTED: Downtown bu*inc»t property. Must lie « bargain. FOUND Automobile license. The Quote lowest price and terms in owner may have same by cal­ ianswer to this ml. Address "Bu»ling at I braid office mid identi­ ine-s property.” c.o. Hernld. fying nod paying for this nil. WANTED—Competent .secretaryLOST Brown portfolio with pa­ stenographer. Coll Momlay, at pers mi Hind between Orlando Seminole Bank Building, Lawyer's rnd Del and. If found, please send of fire. J. (!. Bills, Jr. to Jus, I). Buttle, e. o, Dixit! Music Co., Tampa. WANTED T o BUY: Downtown business section. Must lie a burtrain and the terms reasonable. Everything What haw von? Address “Inves­ Eor the Sportsman tor" care Herald. i» o n i llll.m tlo'.iiir t i r l o n * i»rrn»4 r.si-.iinlita Ila y * i s r t e J : u u a r t , r m i l l io n ifollnr o p e r a h o u s e urn lu r r o o s t r u e tn . i; t w o i n l l l l u n s h o l n * n p e n t o n l i l c h w a v ; u n n i i t i t c h a n c e f o r live l-tf* l.ip. r e t o n e t In r>.a e-rolinil flo n i W rit" tiiiv elo p tn en i U tlia ri m enl T h e i'o n ix -o lu N ew s FOR RENT: Furnished apart­ ments. All complete and in first elnss condition. Shirley Apartmentsd 219 East First Street. Un­ der new management. Lost And round ■Mcolo Ih b o g l n n l n t c i n * g r e a t * * * it* v e l o p m e n t In < ltorliIn‘* l i l s l e r y ; * h a l f m i l l i o n d o l l a r h i g h w a y t n th * ^•iir FOR RENT: Nice small apart­ ment furnished or unfurnished. Over guru go. in rear of ,101 Park Ave., Mrs. Williams, Phono 211. REFINED woman wants work. good writer and spollor, also expert with needle in sewing, re­ pairs, elc. Address Mrs. it. Caro Of Herald. nLVFi.or’KHn .vrrr:yTir»,*i--Pen Chiropodist APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive and convenient. Call at Herald office for further in­ formation. FOR RENT: Two furnished room apartment. Inquire 310 Holly Ave. Mrs. O. W. Smith. ENJOY THE FOUL icfreshing summer in the mountains of North Carolina at liu* ALLEN HOUSE. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C., lovely rooms, huge airy wind iws. Good home cooked meals. Rates reasonable. For any fur - 1 thcr information writ*- the Alien House, 031 Oakland Street, Hendor, envillc, N. or Central Hotel Clearwater, Fin. YOUNG mnn, thoroughly export ■cnced desires position ns inana g> r of dairy. Very heat of refer­ ences. Bog 72, Perkins, Git. it\iiin :it sum* 113 .Magnolia Ave. (> First Class Harbors Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children Ft'O'l SPECIALIST FOR RENT: An apartment, furn ished. Also bedroom. Cheat 511 Bark Ave. pay cash for second band Audreys P. (J. Box 352. C l a r k nloirii C u m i'e n i m o rn ltis I n c l u d i n g K u n d a y . n m r n t n * l -n u n I c e n l p i r w •»«(. rriiptiiiiirn l i o O r ln n ilu , I ' l . n U n FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mus son. Miscellaneous ! DAVII) 1!. m AliCIlITKCT Member lu t \ FOR RENT—(’.round Floor Elk: llldjr., ”05 Oak Avc. Inquire up stnirs. C. T. Smith. fo llo w \ M C O M M A CiO IXACK ANY C xty 1— TH AT T E N FR O M ~~~1 HIM -___ T '_ me ,N' T R s fiH ' TO LOXjYI h i m * I ■ —s , ----------------------- W \ * \ r 'L O irriM lL T H E c a t AM I )A M O O V E R T H E . 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I n i Great Hrilain light* reserved Call Room II IkiU Block � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 15, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 15, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 15, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/06a4fd74e9009389d62af3a2d6865ba6.pdf 2d87d8067a9e9900a2922fc24679afc2 PDF Text Text YOUR NEW8PAPER shed in Florida's Heart, [the World’s Greatest Vegetable ion, Its bichest Garden rUMN XV, E LOSES OTHERPODIT GERM’’ CASE purt Refuses To PerUnit Refusing Evid­ ence Offered by the ISunshineGirlFriday SANFORP, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925. a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s Trial Halted When Defendant Collapses N E W YO RK . June 13— The J m l of Dorothv Perkin* for Kiilinjr o f her suitor, Thomas A . Templeton was adjourned until Monday when the girl col­ lapsed Friday and was carried out o f the court room fo r me­ dical treatment. The g irl’s collapse came when the prosecution Introduced a letter said to have been written to “ Mickey" Conners. The con­ tent* o f the letter was not di­ vulged. Conners, n truck driver, was brought to the court room from the workhouse, where he is serving a six months sentence fo r wife beating. When ho entered, Dorothy's head fell on her arms and she did not look at the witness du­ ring the testimony. Pre-War Tax Is Deman By Undem ood, Declaring Present Rates Are Harmful •* • • • . / » k* NUM BER 271. p h lC E F IV E CENTS Building Activity MEXICAN NOTE Increased For Sanford Is Continuing; DISPATCHED BY W ork On New Hotel Rushed US. SECRETARY Blunt Warning That Antrim Cannot Countenance Con­ High Spots in Tax tinued Violation of Obliga­ Talk Of Underwood tions, Is Sent By KeHogg Alabama Senator, In Address At Montgomery, Advocates “ I f 1 had the power to write the Abolishment of Bureaus; tax law, I would go back to the Americans Must Be Seeks u I^vy of 2 Per Cent tax o f 1010 where the highest Protected, He Asserts ►M ' ■ Permits for building in this city fo r occupancy. The ja il, Mr. W il­ during the first 13 days o f Junu liams declared, w ill be adequate to has reached a total o f $23,31)0, ac­ accomodate the city o f Sanford cording to a compilation from the fo r many years to come. Police headquarters and the offfco o f the city clerk this morn­ ing, and denotes continued activ­ city court room w ill bo located in ity in this line fo r Sanford dur­ the Jail, which it is thought, will over the ing the first o f tho summer n great improvement present system o f hnvlng the two months. Out o f this total there were per­ separated. It wns further learned from Mr. mits fo r the erection of four res­ idences nnd a lumber shed, each of Wllliums that tho city hall will be which will reach a cost o f more ready for occupancy nbout June 35 than $1,000. They are Reitz and and that the city offices will be Pyles, fram e ami stucco residence, Installed there a that time. i • . * $3,000; Louis und 11. Faville, frnmo Hotel W ork Rapid residence, $3,500; W. E. Watson, The new Hotel Forreat Ioike, has frame residence, $5,500; Hill Lum ­ rapidly taken shape during the ber Company, lumber shed, $2,000; past few wreks, work on It having Herbert Reitz, frame stucco res­ been rushed by the contractors. Travelers on Union Avenue nre idence, $5,500. W ork on the new city Jail is pro­ fam iliar with the pounding of gressing rapidly and city manager hnmmers nnd the ‘clanking’ ’sounds S IIA N H A lfT u n e 13.— Two W . H. Williams believes that the from tho heavy plumbing pipes. It structure will probably be com ­ wns annunoced this morning that thousand troops from the Mu­ pleted and ready for use in nbout plumbing and lighting apparatus kden Army of General Chang GO days. Fixtures, he said, were is being rapidly installed so that Tao Lin Manchurian dictator, shipped on Juno 10. nnd will l»« in­ plnsterlng and other Inside fin­ ishing work may be started in the arrived in Shanghai this momstalled as soon ns they arrive. The building is o f brick and will near future. Metal wurk is also under the command of Gen­ be finished ______ to match ______ the new city _ being rnpidl placed on the exter- eral Chang’Hson Chang Hsueh hnll which was recently complet-1 ior o f the building upon which the Ling. ed and la now being made reudy stucco finish will be placed Manchurians Arrive And Begin Task Of KeepingOrder;Shipping Still Tied Up bracket o f the surtax was 13 per­ cent.” Secretary's Formal Objection X X X " I would alow down the govern­ Comes Following Confer­ ment before it slows down the bus­ ence With The I’residt * iness o f the Nation. I would give *Slow Down Government Be­ the president authority to abolish M O N TG O M E R Y fore Business Slows Down,” government bureaus until the* e x ­ — l ’romnt return Solon Implores Biff Crowd penditures would not exceed the rates with a blanket revenue." two per cent a n d _______ X X X W A S H IN G TO N . June 13— Blunt tax o f 13 per cent was urged F ri­ “ During the war the American day night by Senator Oscar Un­ warning to the Mexican govern­ people accepted excessive taxes derwood o f Alubama, in an ad­ ment that the United States can­ with putience. They had a right dress before the state meeting of not countenance violation by M ex­ CHICAGO, June 13.— The to believe a fter the war they Alabuma tax clubs. ico o f her international obliga­ would be relieved.” tions or failure to protect A m er­ jense for William Rarling This surtax is approximately ican citizens wns served by Sec­ X X X KepHerd, on trial for the "Th e question before us Is whe­ one half o f that proposed In the retary K ellogg today in n fornver by administering ty­ ther this nation is stronger with Mellon plan, and one o f the max­ ul statement. *' germs to his millionaire a great store o f accumulated imum in the present law, which The strong language employed was written by u coalition o f de­ by the secretary came ns a sur­ son, William N. Mc- American Company Permitted wealth or without it." mocrats and republican insur­ prise, although it had been In­ X X X To Exploit Chiatouri Man­ ijtock, lost another battle *!The tax burden resting on the gents. dicated he would make a public de­ ^ and the defense counsel ganese Fields According to larger accumulation o f capital la Senator Underwood also pro­ claration as a result o f recent con­ Pact Announced On Friday confiscatory. The increase in es­ posed a reduction o f estate taxes versations with Ambassador Shef­ pght to have erased from The troops were posted record, testimony given tate taxes by the lust Congress to rom the present maximum o f 40 field. who appears to have return­ throughout the city and at Jttrday by Estelle Gehling, MOSCOW, June 13— A conces­ a maximum o f forty percent is not per cent to the pre-wnr ra t* o f ed from his post on leave chiefly to boundaries o f the International 10 per cent. justified unless we advocate con­ discuss tho grave situation In Mex­ W. A. Ephcrd's "sunshine g irl” and u sion agreement between settlement, which were marked o f f ' The Alubama senator, who had ico with the president and Mr. Kel­ r »tlon from a letter he had Harriman and Compnny o f New fiscation.” hy Chinese flags. Strikes in Indus­ X X X prominent part in the writing logg* her admitting financial York nnd the soviet government trial plants, which started spread­ "T h e power to tax is just ns po­ o f the first income law, said he Urency. Judge Lynch agreed for exploitation o f the Chiatouri Conditions Not Satisfactory ing when news o f the killing o f h the State’s Attorney that the manganese field was signed F ri­ tent a factor to use in the destruc­ believed the pre-war rates would The secretary’s statement de­ eight Chinese students in riot at tion o f private property ns the furnish the needed revenue, but clared that while relations with the tr was pertinent. ■ day, Hankow were received here, con­ added that if they did not, he Mexican government were friend­ I t prosecution Friday won the M . Djerjinsky, head o f the su­ red fla g or the lighted torch." tinued to enlurgt* today as local X X X ht to present its case unhamper- preme economic council, Would "g iv e the president blank­ ly, conditions are not entirely sat­ signed shipping was tied up. " I t is n fundamental canon of et authority to abolish govern­ isfactory and wo are looking to hy instructions from th « bench, the agreement on behalf o f the jthe defense was able to turn in soviet government while George taxation that all takes are paid in ment bureaus, und there are many and expect tho Mexican govern Peace Between Government j president o f Brotherhood of Britain Receives N ote own favor all medical testi- Tehitcherin, minister ,of foreign the end from th« accumulated o f them that are more conveni­ ment to restore properties illeg­ And Left Parliamentary Locomotive Engincere Suc­ PE K IN G , June 13.— The Chineau ences and not governmental nec­ ally taken and to Indemnify A m ­ oy introduced by three state affairs, countersigned it, John wealth o f the people.” GroupH Beached So Vote cumbs to Attack of Bright’s government today protested by X X X essities, until our expenditures did erican citizens. seizes. S.,E lliott signed on*behalf o f the CanBeTakenBefore July 11 DiKea.se Coming 4 Days Ago note to the British legation the re­ "Men nnd women are humans not exceed our revenue." \ . lengthy argument came late liarrimun interests. cent killing and wounding o f Chi­ “ It should bo made clear that filled with needs and desires, pas nl other words," he declared, Ltcrday when the six attorney’s nese ut Haffon. The note empha­ The contract which already had sions and prejudices and you can­ “ it would slow down the govern­ this government w ill continue to C L E V E L A N D . ()., June 13 — P A R IS , June 13.— An agreement trtd to the chambers o f Judge teen ratified by the soviet gov­ sized the serious altuatiun and de­ support the government in Mex­ seems to huve been reached be­ Warren Stanford Stone, 05, labor served full liberty to demand com­ liras J. Lynch land fo r nearly an ernment becomes operative with­ not herd them like dumb driven ment before it slows down the bus­ ico only so long ns it protects Am lender. Brotherhood o f Locomotive debated the defense cottten- in 45 days provided the Georgian cuttle without destroying their iness o f the nation. " pensation later. crlcan lives nnd American rights tween the Government and the L eft liberties nnd their happiness." Condemning the present rates und complies with its internation­ parliamentary groups of the bud­ Engineers, died in u hospital here i that the court should force government in the meantime llq X X X on accumulated wealth us con­ al engagements nnd obligations,’ get nnd the financial question, or, Into Friday o f B right’s disease. prosecution forthwith to es- {dates tho present state monopoly Yunnaheae Are* Defeated Funeral services and burial will "T h e genius o f our great devel­ fiscatory, Senator Underwood as­ Mr. Kellogg said "The C A N T O N , June 13.— Attacking [lish the "corpus delicti" or for- for the export o f manganese whict govern­ rather, u truce has been proclaimed opment has come through the mass serted that the power to tax “ Is which it Is believed should allow be held here Monday afternoon. Keuetuno and Cnntonebc, forces ita rase. ^ now controls the output o f the ing o f our dollars on some great just as potent a factor to use in ment o f Mexico is now on trial be­ the helute) 1025 budget to bo vot­ Mrs. Stone was ut their home under Evik officers, nfer n fierca fore tho world." Criminal Froof Lacking, Chiatouri mines. enterprise and buying the brains the destruction o f private prop­ ed before July 14, when the parli­ hen* when his death occurred. They attack on the Yunnahene today, defense contended that while Sheffield Is Coulidge Guest When this is done the $1,000,­ and labor to put it through. This erly as the red fla g or the lig h t­ amentary session, under normal had no children. forced them to surrender Canton |tuj been establiahed "B illy ” 000.00 in cash advanced against Addiitionnl signicance a t­ takes'idle money nnd you will not ed torch." candltiona, close*. The agreement Telegram s of condolence were nnd imposed extrem e cruellies on stock had lives! and was dead the first year’s Toyulities will be­ find it if you tax it to death.” Pointing out that ns eariy ns taches to Mr. K ellogg’s statement us outlined tonight, attaches the pouring In to the brotherhood o f­ soldiers and the civilian population |kJ not been proven that he come available through because it was issued lifter White Lloyd’s 1911* u democratic secrutury o f proposed measures for tho financial fices last night from railroad man­ as well. /through criminal means. The bank In London. are the treasury urged u reduction o f House conferences which rehabilitation of France to tho agers, nntlonnl labor leaders, i', insistence upon calling w it­ the war-time surtax- rates and known to have been concerned ut­ 1U26 budget, which theoretically cnantburs of commerce und other S A N F R A N C IS C O , June 13.— ** to prove a m otive for ShopN E W YO RK, June 13— An Amthat another democratic secretary most wholly with the Mexican sit­ should be voted before Dec. 31. organisations from any parts of Both from Hankow, the great river uation. Ambassador Sheffield has to have slain'the youth Whs orjcun corporation in which Euroo f the trvnsury renewed that re­ city of China where British volun­ This understanding emtio after the country. » step to prejudice the ju r y i^ , ,,, financial and industrial in* commendation u year or more la t­ been the president's guezt since he a meeting , > ull the It ft groups Mr. Stone was taken > \ teers Thursday fired on a mob of iiut Shepherd, the defense Con- terests will be associated will bo er, Senator Underwood said corn arrived In Washington, and Sen­ Friday meriting at which M. Blum, N ew York la s t ‘ A pril, h is ' D iA strikers who were threatening thu ltd. • formed to carry out tlie contract gross hud failed to make more ator Hornh,’ chairman o f tho fo r­ the Socialist leader, »till insisted serious Illness. lie came homo concession, and Canton, the south­ eign relations committee, also was j* state successfully contended for the exploitation o f the Chiatthan a small reduction. that a capital levy ought to lie und went to a hospital for two ern river city, where Yuannanoae a dinner guest last night ut tho t the introduction o f each w it- odri Manganese fields, which was W E L L E S L E Y ’ FAR M S, Mass., “ Not grasping the fundamental substituted for the financial sch­ weeks and then returned to work. and Kwang-Tting troops have been I Was a «tep In establishing the signed with the soviet govern­ June 13— Sterling Mills, 18-year principle;! that tuxes are paid out White House. emes of Finance Minister Cailluux. Ttiesduv, he was taken from his engaged in u long range battle fo r There is every reason to believe ...................... • ’ *bo ment Friday, officials o f W. A. old high school student, admitted o f the accumulation o f the poor rrtmi delicti,” which could The other groups maintained there office to a hospital suffering from nearly a fortnight, refugees, Chin­ I m i.nly by circumstantial e v i­ Ilarriniun and Company announc­ to the authorities Friday night ns well as the rich nnd can only thut it wus informally agreed dur­ wns not enough time lor the an alack o f uraemic poisoning nnd ese nnd foreign, aru leaving for that he and 1’riscftlu Ami.Vm, he amussed by labor,” he said, ing lliut conference thut, because nce since admittedly there \vn* ed. Churnber to discuss properly such was Hemi-conscious from that time the ports where they enn obtain sweetheart had “ the congress fearing criticism if o f the increasing gravity o f the lorn? who would testify that lie "The agreement is for a term his school girl a gruvo question before the 11)25 until his death. Officials of th«* plvU tliult uiuiuf tiw zuua ok kkirsituation in Mexico ns it uffects ll Men the typhoid germs admin- of twenty yeurs,’ said a statement made a suicide pact. The girl died it reduced its policy o f confisca­ the rights unit security o f Am er­ builget was voted. Finally u com­ brotherhood tonight said that sev­ eign warships. Missionaries, too, |,rcd. although by various writ­ issued by the firm, “ and gran t;;. from wounds which were thought tion. promise wns accepted, ami a depu­ eral person* hud offered Mr. Stone have been ordered from Pupes pro­ "H ere is where we have arriv­ ican citizens, a step ns drastic ns es the chain o f evidence against the Harriman interests the right , to have been self-inflicted bul­ tation sent to M. Cnllldtix Inte this unnointments to political offices, vince, in which Hankow is situat­ the declaration o f Secretary Kel­ of operation of the mining prop­ let wounds. Mills shot himself at ed. We have levied our tuxes so i dru'iulunt would be welded. afternoon hud no difficulty In ob­ und that he had tentative offers ed, the presumption being that anlogg must be taken. erties and the exclusive right to the same time and is in a hoapltal high that we have chused much o f I Shepherd Studied Chemistry. taining his consent to the a gree­ o f these positions. All were de­ ti-foieign agitation is being felt In Mr. K ellogg’s statement fo l­ in Newton. the capital o f tho country into We will show that Shepherd export Georgian Manganese, ment. Thus, unless the unforseen clined to continue his work In the the interior. lows; Dudley P. Runney, assistant, dis­ hiding und have reduced our ie - 1 died chemistry in his youth. In -. F or this privilege the governThe foreigner* o f Canton, who occurs, the capital levy question, brotherhood. “ We are looking to and expect Wo are undoubt-! f WL.i u drug store clerk, later ntent will In? puiil a royalty on all trict attorney, said Mills made this venue thereby. A t the convention of tho broth­ have their concessions on Shumecn which has caused considerable dis­ the MexicnruEOvernment to restore udmission to him after several edlv slowing down the productive A a private laboratory in the Me- ore shipped. the mWmum fo r any property illegally taken and to cussion nnd dissention, will be shel­ erhood here lust June, the con­ island, have not yet been disturb­ vention created a new office, Pres­ ed by the fighting, dispatches say, intOik home where he lived with yt*ar being $ 1*500,000,00. J*11® hours o f questioning in the hos­ enterprise o f the country. We are indemnify American citizens." ved temporarily. pital, where Mills lay in a crit­ encouraging violations of the ident o f all the brotherhood’s ac­ L wife, that he luter studied hue royalty covers the exclu.sive right He said he had seen published Along with other phases o f the tivities nnd elected Mr. Stone to hut steamers, loaded with refuges is also in lieu of ical condition with u bullet in his law and making men regard their reports thut another revolutionary Iriology, and that he obtained ty- o f export and in fo r Hung Kong have to run the financial reforms which M. Cuilhead. government as an evil to Ur av­ His danger o f passing through thu l.'ii.l germ* and instructions how export production nnd income tax­ movement was impending in M ex­ luux bus in mind Is u policy of tills position fo r six years. oided. The girl 15, was found in the previous title had been grand chief cross river fire o f the Kwdngkill the boy,” said Robert E. es. “ Wo have n serious danger to ico an d.thut h* hoped very much strict retrenchment in Govern­ engineer. "This agreement indicates a pol­ woods with her futher’s revolver Irowe, the state's attorney. Tunites on lloiuknt Island an Jthe that "this is not true." ment expenditures. by her side, shortly after her com­ the tvajfo earners o f America of William S. I'renter, first vice Yuunnaneie, who are in possession "The government o f Mexico is ]'*The fair way and the orderly icy 6n tho part of soviet govern­ panion, was picked up wounded ut Americu ahead o f us i f your gov* In urging economy to his fellow president o f the brotherhood, under interest foreign capital |iy to try this case is to prove ment to the Hide of Glen Komi, nearby. ernment continues to phrsue a now on trial before the world,” Cabinet members today M. Call- the organization’s constitution, suc­ o f Canton proper. In Shanghai us u result o f tho the secretary said. "W o have been ‘corpus delicti’ first before pol­ to help rehabilitate Russia econ­ Young Mills told the county o f­ course that jeopardized develop­ luux emphasised that the co n fi­ ceeds M i. Stone until the udvisdisturbances at Hankow, there has icing the minds o f this jury with omically and is uii important step ficial that he and the girl wanted ment o f our business growth, and patient and realize, o f course, thut dence o f the world was hoped for, ory boards elects a permanent suc­ been a recrudescence o f strikes in Mtimony of motive,” contended towards Russia becoming a sound to die together rather than be sepa­ absorb the best part o f the pro­ it takes time to bring about a it could lie had only if France lived cessor. Tho board w ill meet here the cotton mills and some anti-Jap­ stable government but we cunnot I'tlliam Smtt Stewart, chief o f de­ economic factor in the world. rated when he went to Natick to ductive energy o f the nation.’ within her income. And, he udded immediately ufter the burial to “ Tho Harriman interests are to countenance violation o f her ob­ anese disturbances in the foreign rma counsel, “ und they can not He said that Income must be derived from elect a new president. install modern equipment at the work for the summer. ligations und fuiluro tu protect settlement. River nnd coastal ship­ |ro\e it.” that several hours before the luxutlon ulone. Politically Mr. Stone wus a Re­ ping virtually is tied up by >thu mipes, increase the carrying ca- i American interests." !f they don’t I ’ll throw the ense pacity of tho railroad connecting shooting he und the girl went to It was learned that the Minis­ publican, but strongly favored all strike o f seamen and engine room ►to tiie street, no matter how big the mines with the seaboard ami her home to g et her father’s re­ He wus ters were in agreement that e x ­ progressive movements. crews. » , ” said Judge Lynch in finali provide adequate facilities at the volver. They then walked to the penses should be cut, und promis­ one o f thu originators nnd leaders The diplomatic corps at Peking woods nnd sitting side hy side H A V A N A , June 13— Charges ed to do everything possible to fo s­ in the conference fo r progressive has suggested to the Chinese au­ port o f 1’oti. talked for 10 minute* before he tes­ From Drs. Rufus Stolo and J. "These improvements will cost CHICAGO, June 13— Wheat, July ter curtailment. Thu only other political nction und one of the thorities thut u discussion on the that 137(1 drums of 100 gullons ted the revolver by firing u shot each o f gusoline jlrrriik, who uttended Billy Mc- approximately $4,000,000.00. wero brought 1G0 1-4, 1G0 1-4; September 150 1-2 announcement wus u definite agree chief financial backers and sup­ spot would be the best means o f ut u tree. This done he handed t’Untock in his last illness. Stewart the customs house nt Kgevitas as to 163 1-4; Corn. September 115 1-2 ment that 1,200,000,000 francs o f porters o f the progressive polit­ settling the trouble at Shanghai With the United States produc­ ppon cross-examination gained ad- ing. more than one-half the steel the weunon to the girl. A short crude oil were filed in the instruc­ to 110 1-4; outs, September 52 3-4, this year’s Dawes plan puyments ical movement which sponsored and lias instructed its representa­ und then tional court uf thut city Friday. hii»sions that the young man sick- of the world nnd having only neg­ conversation followed 531 1-2. would be used us budget receipts. Senator Itoliert M. la F o liette for tives there to consider with tha Miss Amidon lifted the revolver ►ned and died during an epidemic ligible manganese deposits at its Next year, however, these pay­ president in the last campaign. He foreign consuls and Chinese au­ with her left hand und fired a shot typhoid fever attributed to eat- disposal, the Importance o f the ments will go to tho payment o f ulso was active in connection with thorities the best remedy fo r tha through her loft temple. • |nK tainted sea food. agreement to this country is upFrench debts, reconstruction e x ­ the Plumb plan o f railwuy owner- present state o f affairs. Mr. Raney told Chief of Police faulty Diagnosis Made. shin agitation. ! parent Harriman officials asserted. penses unit other purposes. Kingsbury o f Wellesley that he The trouble ut Hankow, where Dr. Stolp, called first to treut The Georgian manganese deposits The Brotherhood o f l/icomotive the British have erected barricades Jthe youth, said that a faulty diag- are one of the world’s chief sourc­ believed Mills’ story and that there Engineers, controls enterprises IBoris had been made, and it was es o f supply and the tildes are said would Ik* no prosecution in the with nssets o f approximately around the concession, was one o f case unless there wero further the most serious nffairs that has [n°t until two or threo duys luter to be the largest in the world. $150,000,000. The annual banquet of the Sun- cluss of '25, offered un appropri­ developments. occurred since the disturbances be­ ■that a rorirct one was completed. The concession is described as ford High School Alumni Associa­ ate response, pledging the support gun in Shanghai on May $0, The Shepherds previously had been the largest and most important tion given Friday night at tho of his cluss mates in every alumni ■accused of assuring their foster active mining award ever grant­ undertaking. H A N K O W , June 13.— La te F ri­ Seminole Cafo with 84 present, Don's death by administering n ca- ed by the soviet government. It Miss Lilly Ruth Spencer told the day the situation in Hankow re­ 1thartic after the typhoid fever had marks the first entry o f Am er­ proved to be one o f the most de­ association o f the merits o f the mained quiet, largely owing to the I cause ] perforation o f the intes- ican business interests into Sov­ lightful a ffairs in the history of Florida State College for Women Tha sale o f flugs in this city to­ CHICAGO, Juno 13— Gangsters e ffo its o f Gen. H»in Yao-Nan, m il­ I tines, but Dr. Stolp testified that iet Russia on a large scale. M E M PH IS, Tenn., June 13—John • iht. association and wus the occa and proclaimed it ns one o f the fin ­ day conducted by the ladies aux­ uud police shot it out toduy ut itary governor o f the province o f T. Scopes,' youthful sclehcl* (eacher, h„|on f or much merriment and enhe prescribed even a later cathurest institutions o f higher learning iliary o f tho United Spunish Wur |close quarter in a revolver bat­ Hu|>eh, who today issued a procla­ tic, before the correct diagnosis accused of expounding the ’ • ‘theory »ry ||j 0yment as tho members o f the dif- in the country. Robert Jinkins re ­ tle resulting in tlu* death of two o f evolution to his cIush at Day­ ferent classes indulged in exchang­ minded the banqueters that the Veterans, receipts frum which will police sergeants und o f John Gon­ mation in which he threatened to I bad been made. execute any Chinese who disturbed ton, Tenn., High School, was on ing school reminiscences. , Typhoid fever ulone caused the University of Florida’s fame is be sent to orphnnge homes und na. one o f attacking gung, nnd hi* way from New York to the |fjch youth’s death, testified I)r. W ith Judge E. F. Householder spreading rapidly, givin g it u place homes for disabled veterans o f the wounding u third policeman and the foreign concession. There was no repetition today o f the rioting Tennessee town where he will face acting ns toastmaster, the ban­ umong the leuding universities of Spanish War which are maintain­ William D. McNally, coroner’s (ienna’s two companions. Genna trial. In New York, the New queters began to dine at 8 o'clock. the United States. |chemist and veteran o f more than ed by the soldiers national organ­ is believed to huve been u brother o f Thursday in which a number i f Chinese were killed or wound >1 5,000 autopsies and no medical sciOfficers and employees o f the York Times said Scopes refused The Invocation was pronounced by Following the program, the an­ ization, hus met with unqualified o f Angelo Gennu, a gangster who while making an uttuck upon the »nce in w or|j COuld tell wheth- Florida National Bank of J ic k - publicity and motion picture o f­ Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pastor of nual election of officers was held, success, it was unnounced this ufwus recently assassinated. British voluntter army. Be­ the following being chosen to serve ternoon by Mrs. It. A. Terheun, *r it was caused in a normal mnn- sonville* approximating 100 in fers amounting to 150,000 dollars. the Presbyterian Church. Superintendent o f Police Col­ It is estimated that 50,000 Chi­ tween courses an enjoyable pro­ during the coining year: J**r or by the alleged inoculation number will arrive hero on the Miss department president o f the ladies lins declared the police killers nese soldiers were stationed, gram o f speeches and musical num­ France Dutton, president; Reuben auxiliary uf the United Stiunish Shepherd. Clyde Fine steamer Osceola Sun­ should be indicted and hanged be­ around the concession last night. bers was given, each receiving No trnce o f a poison was found. day morning on their annual out­ Mason, vice-president; Miss Sarah War Veteruns for the state o f F lor­ fore the day ended. hearty applause. Dr. McNally testified, thereby dis­ ing and picnic, it was announced Warren Eusterby, secretary; Rod­ ida and under whose direction the *v C lifford Walker, president o f the man Lehmann, treasurer. missing a half dozen counts in the by a local representative o f the With sale has been Conducted. association during the past year, indictment against Shepherd, which stoamahin company today. L IM A , Peru. June 13— T h e Miss Fern Ward as accompanist, Those assisting Mrs. Terheun in mentioned aconite and aconitine. It has been customary for a Chamber o f Deputies with only gave a short talk udvocuting sup­ iho alumni and their guests joined the sale were Mrs. W. M. Haynes, “ Sunshine G irl” Called. number o f years for the bank to one dissenting vote last night the port o f tho proposed bond election in the singing o f the school song Mrs. It. C. Shaefer, Miss Dorothy and their participation o f Peru In the Tacna to increase school fscilities In "Black and Gold” and the banquet Ijuynea und Miss Juunita McMul­ Estelle Gehling, trained nurse givo its employees G LA C E B A Y . N. S.. June 1 3 CHICAGO. June 13— Five per­ While raiding o f retail stores o f ..... . to __ «nj the “ sunshine g ir l" of the case families a boat trip down the St. A rica plebiscite. Tho Senate had Sanford. A dance given by little came a ____( close, those present de­ len o f Sanford and Miss Louise son* were killed last night in the the British Empire Steel Corpora­ was a witness today, affording John’s river once a year|. Rep­ previously approved the participa­ Mias Martha Fitts was enthuslas- j churing U to"have"been mentor- Uushnoll, Miss Miriam Bushnell, middle west und southwest by tion continued today Mrs. Julie Shepherd her first resentatives of the Clyde Line in tion. ticaily received as was the two vi- un|e occasion. a special Miss Cornelia Durant and Miss M y ­ wind and electrical storms and train was w aiting at Toronto to klimpse of the young woman who this city believe this will bo tho olin selections rendered by Miss | Following the banquet members rtle North o f Lake Mury. I two killed by storms Thursday first trip of the party to Sanford. ,0Z! a brief time was her rival. WEATHER TO BE NORMAL Mary Stoinoff. I 0f association udjourned the here with Royal Canadian The sale of small American flags [night in Minnesota, threo children rush _ ____ _ to % quell disorder* The trip this year will give the " T o the was tho Miss Gehling was asked only to Dragoons e Class (.lass o o ff ’25" U.» was the I Country Club where dancing was I each year for fur this this purpose purpose is is con,ch year W A S H IN G T O N , June 13^-The toast offered to this year's grudu- i enjoyed. Music fo r met death and 15 persons were in- tending the strike o f l * non « . identify u |„tter Shepherd had employees o f the Jacksonville in­ occasion I ducted the duv before H a g Day, u l , . „ in the Cape Breton C ojih T Vritten to her, and one excerpt stitution un opportunity to spend weather outlook of the week be ating claus by Reuben Mason, who i was furniuhvd by an orchwtra |which comes this year on Sunday, jured when lightning struck Monday for the South At- extended greetings to its members i composed o f Peter Schual, piano; •rum it went into the record. She several hours In this city* It Is school house near Breckenbridgc. The Dragpons w ill be ordered Jun« 14, by the ladies auxiliaries croa****a mined, and iden­ believed that they will take a trip llantic and east Gulf State is occas- anti welcomed them ax new m em -1Janies Hobson, drums; Charlie Me- of the United Spanish W ar V et­ rexas, close to a community meet- h t w«s Intimated by the governtified a passage in which Shep- through this section in automobiles ilonal showers with the temperature I urrB Alumni Association. I ro, suxaphone and Max Stewart, erans throughout the entire United ing. Eye wilneszos said the bolt meat if 500 H alifax soldiers went down the flua and out a side police at Glace Bay cannot while here. 1n «*r normal. l Continued On Page T w o ) J W arner ifcoggan, In behalf o f the trombone. State*. door, 1^ jituatiuit, 4 ledical Testimony Favor Accused jdye Also Rules That (State Will Get No IBench Instructions Says Taxation Power Property Destroyer Chinese IDispatch P rotest To British Yunnaneze are Beaten . And City of Canton Forced to Surrender RUSSIANS ACCEPT HARRIMAN BID ON MINERALFIELDS FRENCH PARTIES LABOR CHIEFTAIN AREAGREEDUPON PASSES AWAY AT BUDGET QUESTION CLEVELAND HOME B a y State Youth M a k es' Confession O f Suicide P a c t Charge Gasoline Was Slipped By Customs M AR KE TS Sanford H igh School Alumni Enjoy Banquet And Dance Friday N ight Scopes Refuses Big O ffers for Publicity Flag Sale Here Is Big Success State Two Police Sergeants Auxiliary O fficers Killed B y Gangster Employees Florida National Bank W ill VisivCity on Sunday Peru Votes To Take Part In Plebiscite « Steel Corporations Many People Killed Stores Being Raid/ By Storm In West 1 i **t r i flu t M m J ja jflB M W M j . ’ �TOE SANFORD HER ALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1925. an­ A woman w riter says that mis- ’f,” ? MrMtk’ iv T \Vs(Vim..... ari(l SIary oiid to tma interest In th* lands Involved In this chief causes implea . And vice ver- IV.' Watson, ' -tils .......... wtfs. « * * * * . .M- suit, said land hot upsituate in Sem­ Brock ami Illioitn h. Brock, hla .*n, sister.— Roanoke Times. inole County. Horldn. and describ­ wife. Jcnalo llroclc. nnd* rach’l y t y 8 '•No* lo-w lt: *• h WntHon Michael J. Doyle. Mr* ed nt Bcalnnlnir 1.235.21 feet West of I'liilo A. WtlllnniH, F. 5*' K K V U X T II jr n ic iA i. IN . T H U the Southeast enrnor of Qnvsrurtitu pLIT. IN A M ) m i l ftEMIIN- ... jnlter. Betty Miller, Parr Ic Mil­ mertl lait I. Bert ton 30, Township T A L L A H A S B E , June 12 — G ov­ II I, r. . COD NTT, IN ler AleKlnstrv amt Bo M rt u M, - 19 Houlh. Itanuo 31 l>ast. run thence m.r. i P I.O IU O A Kinstry. tier husband, uml earn ami ernor Martin has added his ap­ n i AVNCBHV. Nt b> t i l l C.mrV^r, ' " ^ 1 overv or them If llvlnc. and If dead, West 150 feel, thence North to CftAMBKIL J. C l t _ . _ f .... proval to the follow ing acta o f the '".r\J semlaiiii o ’*. tn ull p.-u-ttes rJalmliiK latcrosts un­ Monroe, thenco easterly nlomr the ;V,J »" defa As eninpllnnnnt _ lt shore of lj>k,i Monrtio to a point Conftsso W|n 1986 session o f the legislature. der the raid Henry A i| lltl.ry-TH q i ' I K T T I T L E h i" " '* North of the point of ticKlnalnu Suphla (Trail*. Ills Wlft\ J'0'*- Said cjn.« IT Validating improvement bonds Bt’ PS T U C K E R K t At. j n. •lUbit Ilrnwor, Th om u HcMt. Ilnrn- thence South to hcKlnnlnK. t|t|P In ih * k« Itrsnonriant. clndlnir all riparian rluhfs. veted by Dunedin. hnri ami Kuian Unrntmrl. hla wlf*. Orilrr of Pukllrntlor, lleKinnlng at the Southeast Corn­ Aaron Jornluan. A. Jr m l* nil. J>«Amending Acta o f the 1925 ses­ II Is nrdi-rril that you unit r»<’h piili II. AnkflW nml Harah J. Ank- er of Uovernment tail I, Section 3o . ,f M further Onler be piiUlixhM^* sion o f the Legislature provid­ nf you. tn-wlt: Blips Turl»<-r anil VW. lli* w ift, Jarol* llrork. Jamra Township 19 South. Banite ji h* <*> "inneimu0^ 'Tucker. Iilti wife. If living nr WcfkM, Kminariuol lie Ml. ” • A* run thence ll.s feet feet. Hlenee s,* Bersla'U,‘t« * ing for Issuance o£ $125,000 worth If «lrst«l: nil parties claiming tin in- Watson, and Mary W. Watson Ills Nortli to laike Monroe, thenro Kast- Hanford 1,,'a "*.'«• * r . „ of bonds by the hoard o f public in­ ti-niit ns lirlrs, ilvvlsrs. Ii'trnlcc., or wife. UhnrlM II. Brock and Bhoda ert>* along tho shoro o f lj»Ue Mon­ llshe.t Florida. :i*',ru'’'l. s«mi struction o f Santa Rosa county, other claimants. t>v thought nr tin- K. Ilrock. his wife. Jennie Brock, roe to the Hast line nf said Lot 77 It ness nir h,_. ucr the above named parlies ilcI. thence South to point nf heginto fund outstanding indebtedness. n u f d “or otherwise, nnd nil »n- Jnc'ih Brock. (!. II. Watson. Mleli- nlng. Including all riparian rlghUi. I K , circuit Cinm tii'l J. ISiVlh Mrs. I’hi In -A. H ll' J.U'Bflal Urcui,‘_ V <! Beginning C>7 fcot W en ,,i « l*I, .■ ■ I Isms. F. y. Miller, B. K. Stiller. U* t­ Authorizing Dade countv to is- nnwn parties Hutmlnc nn Interest hi at,,i ,nr Haulhw.-sl- i x u P r - i B U - - l - l ) iv ...... .. Cnrne m u m Me ix . n-i i * Aoiitheiisc corner- Ol (Ihvrrunient I bln *"« till d»y .me bonds to refund bonds fo r the ;irlf {fr; jimitbwest Quarter (S\v !-«,, and Lot I, Section 3a. Township 15 South, llolnrt U McKInstry. Iirr tins1JZ j . county in the sum o f 930U.0W), is­ if Si'i'tlon 17. Township 21 8.. Itangc Imnil. Mful rarli nnrl rvery of tliom. llange 31 Hast, run thence West 10E. Seminole County. Florida, ap­ i|« r«‘an«'«I nr ulhrrwU*. In Inn prop- l i t feet, thence North to Lake „ «’1erk sued in I'Jl.’l and 191-1. ^ ’Ul. pear In the hill of complaint filed Monroe, then Easterly along the Empowering Bartow to provide In the above entitl'd cause against rrty h*r*lnjifl*r ilmcrlbfa, «,lili*r shore of Lake Monroe to n point S2r"»>* J'>'brli|rrt,U an brim, «l*v|sr«s «»r uranlt-rn t»r ; for laying gnnitnry sewerage and mu on the 3rd duy of Au<., A. Is olhrwlBr anil to nil parpen, rnch North of the point of beginning, JSKAL)" 1 ' ,,r 8* »!N 0 1225, thr same being rule day of rnut w r y claim Im: any Interest t lie are South to beginning. Includ­ storm drainage in any street; as­ mis Court In the Court House, Han­ mater any «»f the above nainro no* ing nil riparian rights. sessing cost against benefiting ford, Florida, to answer the bill of fciiilant*. ranli ami every, Whone And II appearing front the sworn rnmplnlnt filed against you und In names anti rcslilcncm an* unknown bill of complaint herein that you Jun«> fiih property. •b'faiilt thereof that a doors., Pro Authorizing Stiwnriee county Cnnfesso lie catered against you. to th* conipUlnunt In Ibc above nnd each anil every nf you may lift, v HS B j commissioners to sell interest-bear­ mrt tho case proceed ex parte. It Is ordered that all parties tin ing time warrants to construct known claiming an interest In and court house. •n the Southwest Quarter (HIV 1-1) Requiring Baker county demo­ of the Southwest Quarter (H\\ I - •) cratic executive committee to re­ Section .Seventeen (17) Townslilp Twenty-one (21) South. Itanae turn! candidates portions o f fees Thirty ( 10) Hast nppear to this Idll of complaint «n or before 3rd day not used for election expenses. Empowering Escambia county of August A. I*. 1925. the same br­ ing a. rale day of this Court nt tlio commissioners, in conjunctoin with Court House, Sanford. Florida, to othcra. to lease any bridge or answer the bill of complaint filed said case against you. and In de­ bridges now built or which may In fault thereof that u decree Pro Conhereafter he constructed across f. sso be entered against you and the court proceed e* parte. Perdido liny River. It Is ordered that this order bo Amending the act o f 1023 relat­ published In the Sanford llerald us ing ot issuance o f time warrants i". the pinned defendants herein out.; in County Commissioner’s District n week for night consecutive weeks I ii ii'ihl newspaper. . . No. i, Volusia County. W itless mV band f."d rfflolal Giving authority to levy a spec­ seal lit Sanford, Florida tills tin ial tax fo r support o f musical or- •Im of Julie. A. I>. 1)31 .................. ganizatoins in counties having (HILM.) Vr. H DOUfir.ASS. Clerk. J925 population between 03,000 Itv A. M. WKKK.M. I). C. J. II Murrow, Solicitor fo r C om ­ and (15.000. plainant. Granting right to construct and Orlando. Fin. operate toll bridges and road be­ tween Cedar Point and Fort George NOTH'!) o r AtMM.(CATION FOIl T \ \ IDiKII IN OKU SUCTION .17.1 Inland in Duval County. O f Tile! OKNFIIAI. STATl'TDK An net granting a pension to o r t i i k s t A Ti". o r n . o a iiiA . Charles A. Finley, for 20 years Notice In hereby given that II. It. or more secretary o f tho state Hiiip I v purchaser of Tax Certlflesta A t In d ian ap o lis, May No. 301. dated the Itb day of Juno. senate. \. I». 1927. has fib,) said certlfleutn Amending Section 3, Chapter in my office, and ban made applica­ 192.'!, regulating reserve o f insur­ tion for lux deed to Issue III eordnllee with law. Said certificate ance, huh ty and sick and funeral ............. Hie following described benefit insurance companies. property Nltuated la Seminole coun­ Florida, to-wit: Regulating division o f commu ­ ty.KW I - 1 of SK l-l of NK I-I. Sec. nions by agents o f insurance nnd 21 Two. 21 S. It. 2'» Kant —10 aerca. Tile said land being assessed at Mircty companies; and regulating Hie date of Hie Issuance of Mich Th i*i gru elling test p roves the strength and flexibility,* licensing o f insurance agents. eel (If leu to III tho inline of (I, C. Requiring the court to charge Wheaton. outstanding su periority of F ire* nates internal friction i Cnlosa said cert'fleate THE FIRST TEN the jury after closing arguments rliall lie redeemed according to law r.tonu F u ll-S ize G u m -D ipped B a l­ la* deed will Issue ther-ou on the MONEY W IN N E R S of counsel. xtL.*oaling net o f 1923. I li day of July. A. I». 1927. Call at our principal | loons. W it h practically no change —all on rtrostono Vull-Slia It’ ll lo ss my official signal uro . — inspect one ol theM I Providing for conservation nnd in cars and d riv ers from last year, Oum-DIppH Balloons seal (Ills the Hh day of June, protection o f certain wild trees; and Balloons that travelled < A. lb 1925. and o v e r the sam e rough, uneven PollAVI'MAOB shrubs and plants in the state, re­ v. k . nounbAHv. m ile race without a i tlon Driver Miles Ter Hour brick track, laid sixteen years ago Clerk Clrenll Court Semin ile ferring particularly, to holly. 1 Dr Paolo . . . 101.1.1 County. Florida. —F ireston e Balloons racing under 2 Lewls-IIUI. . . tOO.HZ T h ese wonderful Providin'' tiie name in which real Ilv A M. Weeks. t». C. a blazing sun— beat last yea r’s 3 Shatcr-Morton. IGO.IH estate simll i>" assessed in cares If*raid June 5-iS-lS 2t; Balloons that stood thi{ July J-10— 1925. 4 Harts . . . . 08.80 w o rld record onthick-walled,highwhere NO return is made fo r pur­ grind, w ill give yoo 5 MUton . . . . 07.27 —r . ■' 1 pose o f taxation. 4 pressure tires bv a w id e m argin. <t Duray . . . . OO.Ol IN T ill) ( llt l'l IT ( ’(»« BT OF T IIK com fort— and thousand) 7 l)e Palma . . 00.83 S|-:\ I'.NTII J I' Itlt'l A I. Cl lt( T I T Authorizing Volusia county O f th e 21 cars w hich started, tional miles—on the OF l l.OIIIICt. SKMINOI.K 1 III N8 Brel, . . . . 00.32 commissioners to sell 91IJ.0IIU IN CIIANCKIIV on ly 10 finished “ in the m on ey ” U Shatluc . . . 03.74 try roads— in daily wortli of time warants fo r road M. HANSON. lO Uordino . . . 04.73 — e v e r y one on Firestone Balloons sharp stones and pa Complainant. work in County Commissioner's vs. — G u m -D ip p ed b y th e extra F ire ­ District 3. macadam and broken 11KNB7" A. C IIA N E and O T IIB B S . Exempting cash surrender val­ stone p ro c e s s that adds extra MOST MILES PER DOLLAR nearest Firestone d SI ' I T Tt» QHIF.T T I T L E Order of I'nbllenlloii ues o f life insurance policies from Notice to Known and Unknown certain legal processes. Itefendantn. Granting pensions to Mrs. Jos­ T H E S T A T E OF F I . ' d t l O A : T o Iteiirv A Crane and Soplitn Crane, eph Freeman, nnd Mrs. Ophelia H. tils wife. Hannah Brewer. ThoniUM W E ST FJILST S T R E E T Neal. Scott. Hubert IJlirnbart and Siinnn Amending the e liar ter o f Hock- n.irnbart. Ills wife. Aaron .lernlIX11 II. A. Jcriltgail. Joseph B. Askew ledge. Ilrovurtl county. A M E R IC A N S SH O U LD PRO D UCE T H E IR OWN RU B T7F.R L. Regulating the business o f lim­ and Surah .1. Askew. Ills wife. J.1ing loans in the state in sums of $300 or less. Creating the municipality o f Scott’s, 2)|ir., in Brevard Coup*v. Establishing the State Emhalmer's Hoard. Incorporating a special taxing district in St. I.ueic county, to ho known as Jensen Road ami Bridge District. lu a n i iR iB B B '.z a s B s a B B E s s s s a s a a a B n n fis s a a Providing alternative method for establishment, government ami BHBnaHOnBBBnnnHBBnHHBBBHNHHBHanBBHBHBHnBBBHHHBHHBHHHBHlfHBHHHHBBHBnia maintenance of city planning a honrsd within Pinellas county mun­ icipalities. Empowering Pulatka to pur­ chase and maintain municipal g o lf courses, tennis courts, athletic fields ami such other athletic nr anuisment narks and places as is deemed expedient. E: tuldi.shing Mnnntuc Valley Drainage district in Manatee county. Creating municipality o f Churlotto Harbor, in Charlotte Co. Creating siieciul road and bridge district in Jackson county. Authorizing issuance of $120,­ 000 in time warrants each year by St. John's county commis.iioners i i i i V for public road work. ■ ■>. Authorizing Lake county com­ missioners to issue time warrants or scrip in liehnlf o f the county ami to provide for levy and collec­ tion o f tax on all taxable prop­ erty to finish puying for county court house. Authorizing East latke County special road and bridge district yf lake county to issue tmic war­ rants for road work. f Y Y y V Providing for protection o f game birds and squirrels in Lake county. V i Amending section 2 of an uct ♦* v v v entitled "A n Act rclutit • to mun­ icipal improvements in me city of Orlando,' approved May 12, 1915. Authorizing Suwannee county to ptocure a loan o f $ 110,000 at not to exceed ti per cent for funding its outstanding floatin'' indebted­ ness on schools. Enlarging powers o f tho board of the Istukpoga siildrnmiig • dis­ H ■ ■ ■ trict; also o f the Indian Prairie nuhdramtgc district. Amending the charter of Lake Worth, in Palm Bench county. 53HV,'? BY GOVERNOR WORCESTER, Masi., June 11.— , shout thirty minutes tho troops A Loyalist’s impressions of the hat nigh the works, exposed to nn tic of Bunker Hill, IPO years ag-> ' amazing fire o f smnll arms, for this month, m e picturesquely por­ .b y this time the rclicls amounted trayed in n letter written June 2:’., to 10,000. In a few minutes we 1775, sis days hfler the Imltlc, by heard the shoots of the Kritish Samuel Paine of Worcester, attach­ army, whom wc now raw entering ed to the headquarters o f the Rrit- the rrcr.stworl:*. Koon ns they cnteh sruiy o f A m tlca n , c t Ef>3ten, ■tc/cr, a URribarslaughter fct* to his brother, Dr. William i ’ninc, gan upon the rebels, who now were who resided in Worcester. The let­ everyone shuffling for himself. The ter, treasured as a rare find, has troops pursued them over the neck, been uncovered in the library o f beyettd Temples House nnd were the American Antii|unrinu Society, masters o f the field of battle. here. nmong a number o f original Twenty-Four Officers Killed. Revolutionary was manuscripts. "The troops have suffered e x ­ “ Never did I see such n day," tremely, there being about twen­ wrote, the Loyalist, telling o f the ty-four officers killed, and near rnvng,* nttack of the “ rebels,” as sixty wounded und about 700 rank he calls the Colonials, when they nnd file, killed nnd wounded. The lin t captured Hunker Hill and Inter icbtls lost n vast many, among the rout o f the Coloniuls by the whom was Doctor Warren, a noted king’s troops when the Ynnkco’.r rascal. ((,en. Joseph Warren, one ammunition gave out. The Colon­ i o f the lending New England patri­ ials, ho wrote, niluding to them .it ots). We have about thirty prison another time ns “ my countrymen," or* here, Botnc o f whom arc to Iw appeared in a mood to “ win or die” executed. nnd no one know what n day would “ A fter the firing ceased I went bring forth. over, and, good God! what n sight— Saw Hark Future. all tho horrors o f war, death and The future, from his observation, rebellion. The British army is en­ was quite foreboding, with the B ri­ camp, I upon the high hills in tish massing all the troops nt com­ ( hurlostown in fine spirits and will mand at Boston intent on smnshing advance into the country as soon the Colonial nriny nnd the Coion- ns possible, laying waste and de­ inis heseiging the points o f van­ valuation wherever they go. tage on the outskirts of Boston, “ What tho event o f all these bent on starving the British army mutters will lie Cod only knows. out. The letter reuds: The rcbeli: arc very numerous and "The king’s troops hnve gained, continue to hescige the passage.<I though at a great loss, a surprising and entrenching themselves upon victory over the rebels last Satur­ every strong poet about. (Jod only r:. r . day, an awful scene o f which I was knows vrhat a day may bring forth. i'ltwa Gray, N ew York cabaret nn eye witness. Have been since We two in continued motion hero daneor, wns quite 'this brightest , on the field o f battle and :<hnll en­ and now wc are nil in the dnr!c. light mi Hrondwny when Harry K. deavor for your satisfaction to give "Last evening 1,000 1,-ooim under Thaw visited Ida old haunts uftor some account o f it. A fter the Con- (Iin. Clinton embarked in four an nhiiciico o f two decades. The rord expedition, affairs took a turn transports, their destination not bracelet on her wrist in a memento a large nriny was immediately known luit mi doubt Salem, Mar­ ho gave her. It contains 120 dia­ ralscsl and every passage to tlr; blehead, Newbury, ole., will he monds and you can guess at tiie town of Boston invested. The pro­ n bi • before night. A ll th* troops, cost. vincial congress, conducted extreme ;n lm l to New York, are now to ly well, put their nrmy on pay by come here which including Prcsissuing a largo sum o f paper cur­ toti'n regiment of light horse, which rency und they appeared very fo r­ Ini' arrived safe and in fine order,I midable, having plenty o f artillery. will moke about twenty regiments! "In various encounters with the so that wo may expect n bloody king’s troops they got the bettor, summer; fnntmy countrymen fight were flushed witli victory, held i well for them, and are determin 'd British soldier In the highest coil nt rid events to dies or conquer." tempt, But the surrender o f th • YACJO, Nnynrit, Mexico, Junu The optimistic prophesy o f tin important fortress o f Ticondcroga 11 In th" famou old Cticnrnchn ^ (M ay 1U), to the American arm.t, w ilU r o f the letter that the IJrit- (l.'ockmach) mine near here, recial, would advance into the coun­ * heightened their enthusiasm. entiy n -discovered after being hid­ "In this situation o f their mind- try, !••:•.ving (!cv;:.it:ition in thcii den for n century and a quarter, last Friday night, M n g very dark, trail, did not eventuate, since th • miiiern are bringing lip evidences ninny thnusniuls took possession oi Hi it i 'h found themselves bottled o f tii • Kpnninh padres who once u high hill in Charlestown called Up i i i tun uhd v. . .... ■<d, by owned lli so approaches to rich Bunker's that commands the whole W:i hingtoiiY army, to evacuate vi ins of gold. • hiu o f Iim di overieu was a o f tills town. Before morning they il it Hi i id o f a winter fraught had completed a redoubt and such with great hard hip to the king’s Infwo felt la t, iii a rcrtiarkabltt intrenchmcnts us did honor to the force ;t. (ditto o f preservation. It resemb­ les pic tun s o f the headgear worn engineer nnd this town lay exposed t v Friar 'I acli o f nursery fable to n fire which must have ruined it unless prevented. fame. Il tins a very Iiron I and I I qipy brim and was made o f a "A s roon ns it was discovered line grad" o f thick hair felt, col­ from Cops hill, near the ferry on ored blown, llcrtuilu Its burial for which is a fine buttery, the lively m ole than 125 years, its fibres fllasgow mid buttery, began to play still tire strong and appear equal and a most furious cannonade la­ to any used in modern hats. gan unori the rebels, which they re­ ■r turned seven times upon the town. The workmen have found also Instead o f quitting their post largo portions nf blankets and garments reinforcements worn sent from showing fine materials and weav­ ing. The texture o f these articles Cnmbridgc headquarters o f their army nnd matters here begun to i far superior to tho crude In­ dian or Mexican weave o f the per­ be sorjous. iod, and this in regarded ns certReinforcements Airrivc. tain evidence that the owners were “ About 1 o'clock nil the grena­ alien conquerors who brought the diers and light infuntry ot the stu ff from Kuriqto. whole airny, reinforced to about Thu pndro mine operators were 000 under the conduct o f the gal­ driven out o f Mexico about IH12 lant Lord Howe nnd Aliorcroniby nnd never permitted to return. embarked from the Long Wharf, Though tiie Cockroach mine was with twelve brass pieces and land­ well known, its location remain­ ed st a point of land hack o f Char­ ed a mystery until recently, an lestown, in full view o f the rebels, American mining engineer found who still kept their post. The it by accident. I.cgciid tells thill, troops being annoyed from some the retreating Spaniards buried houses in Charlestown, the ships many imrs o f pure gold ami silver threw carcasses (comhustile shells in the vicinity o f the Cockroach, fired from a mortar) into it, and and this tradition adds zest to the in a few minutes the whole town Work o f the miners. was in flames—a most awful, grand and iiiclocholy sight. Is it the rattling o f the snhru or “ In the meantime, the troop marched on toward i the hill, for the A long binck lace veil which just merely the ec h o !— Boston Transiuhenchmeats, under a most heavy Icings over the (dgc of tiie hat and <ript. fire o f urtllery, on both sides. Ne­ then drops down to the shoulders ver did I see such a day. i wim is being sponsored by Paris for; California reports the lemon crop will be a peach. on Hcacon Hill in full prospect. In summer wear. ( n Hats O f .Spanish Padres Found In Old Mexican Mine Veil Popular For Summer BY TAYLO R MOM’N POI1 ,A<3Ef THEY E<PCNSiV)E ? m g n v y f if t e e n CENTS APIECE OR TydO F o C A ra & ( VICLL HERt'5 TE n CEn TS-YO U P oT ■ f i f t e e n yjitya i t a n d g e t o n e * Fo r m e t o o MV V r .r i k i. i □ / r i '■Vr m W itt Bat ©£ Tire SettisugaNewW M ark of SOl.13 per BiOMsr—’S©© Miles w ith o u t Tire Tr RAY BROTHERS f f f YVV jt if ! 1 I 1 ** v^-Vi J*'> e iw s ui Hl A \ f lIHVkt. ISC 1 / c in Oh m r gunn a r i y o u g o in g DCWN TO The c o r n e r ? m I ’D UkLE. 3t) HA\Jf£ V fi \ A OH l OSU-7LLY VOQ GET A7E ONE G 5T HAVANA Yi.’-UT K‘ND bO S'CU PuFFS S C O )r "vv-x , PI S M O K E ? . S n ■J3 1 5*1 'n rr? ( ' . 7 *^' . l' U ----S J ¥ ' * K ,r fa: cm »t r o f n n v n ai niin, SKMINUI.K I III NTV, STATE OF FI.OK I DA. In I I , ; (N tn to of Frank l'a.<’i t r in. •Iecraa<*l Nolle, la I'u irby Hl\cn. to nil " Inin, It tuny m llfc - li. thnl nn *li« 21th day >>f June, n 1 Khali a p ­ ply l " the llot.orai.l,* J iix. 'I. si.nr•Ot .linlgv o f Kiihl court. .1 h Jii-lg,, i f 1‘ rub.ilo *’ ourt. r*,' a fmnl <11r*, luirge i i i A itm lu ls lrn'o r of Ho- 1 vtm of F r a r k C anicrm . i l v i a s c j , sm>l Hint at tuo u n i e 11 n< ! w lli prr.irni to mihl court my final a c ­ count', a , Ailtnlulxtratnr of raid t-atul", uml naU tor Ihclr tip|>r\;,I. I 'nt' ,1 April, nth. 191.7. FORItBST LAKE. AdrnluUtrnlor. Apr. 21, May 1, 7. It. 31, 2L June 1. II I* Du linn.s Travel 'I hiril ( ’Inas ROME. June 12— Olio immlicd million imssengirs rode on the It­ alian railways during hut ycat*, according to rtc. tin tics recently is­ sued. They paid an aggregate fare of 1 too,ooo,uoo lira, Eightyaix t» r rent o i the passencr*rs trav­ eled third class and only two per cent first class. YVv mh : ; Read the advertisements— they : [ call you to better things. Read them jj jj regularly. To be informed on the : ; newest and best in everything. To f make the family purse do a bigger : : and better job. l \ \ \ ■ H * m n ■ a m ■ ■ B(ll*a a i,a a ,,a iia i> n a a :iB ,,,,,,a HuaNiinnitnr7anm iaaBa3KaBBBsa!:BKaaM BBBBBBBB1iMMIiai> Jj m h a s ■ a m a • ■ ■ BaBBBaB■BBaaaBaaan■■aBa■a■anBa■nB■»^aBaBBa■aManBS■BaH■BBaBa■aB*aa■*■aal,* l,,- ia iic ]g s a a a a 7 in a a x a B B B B B a B a u a a B a s aain fl3 ia a * a' * w a n -ri- ? r.A iVUG _______ V : j j 1» :: «« , �SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925 PA G E TW O TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Wife of Accused Man Placed Undet Arrest SH R E V E PO R T, June 13— Mrs. Gporgc W. GUI was placed under arrest today in connection with the death o f Robert Read, centenary College student, fo r which her hus* bnnd. Georjre W . GUI, a loyal stu­ dent. is in jail, charged with mur­ der. Kllxubeth W . I trad le y ; Robert Whoau Christian name Is unknown llradley. inn his wife. llrail oraim'7i wim. Igisllii inaunTjr, Nathpttlel if. llrown, hie w lfe r-------- and each and every o f the said pur\ ... and If either, any lies, If‘ llvim or all of said parties he dead, to all parties c laim in g Interests un­ d er the f o l l o w i n g deceased d e fe n d ­ ants. to -w lt W illia m W hitney, his w ife .----- W hitney, w h ose Christian name ts unknown: Don Pedro M i r ­ anda, Ills w ife . ------------ Miranda. whose Chlrstlan name Is unknown. Juan Me Kntrahlu. his Wire-----------Kntrsldo, whose Christian name Is unknown; Juan P c K n tra lg o his — Umwn. whose Christian * is un­ known; Moses J . Ta y lo r. Jr., his w ife .----------- Ta y lo r, whin e Chris t­ ian name Is unknown: Dennis Kuan. hls wife. --------------- Kuan, whose Christian name la unknown: David I., Yulee, hls w ife. ------------ Yulee, whose Christian name Is unknown; Kiln A. Ilrn n tlry; Knnch Hell. It's wife. — :---------- Bell, whose C h r is t­ ian outtie la unknown; Janus n, McDonald. Ills w ife , —■ - —■ M c­ Donald. whose Christian name Is w ife. ----------- Kntralgo, whose unknown; W illia m II, Macdonald Christian name is unknown: M o s ­ Ills wife.— i-------- Macdonald, whose e s R. Levy. Ills w ife .------------I*cvy. Christian name Is unknown; A l ­ whose Christian name Is unknow n; Joseph Mara Arredondo, his w if e , — ' -A rredondo, whose Christian Christian m im e -Is unknown: J*Wolvcrtiiii. Ills Wife, - - —H— W»J* verton. whose Christian ham# |* unknown; hut her C. ro rte r. hla wife. —--------- Porter, whose Christ­ ian name Is unknown; U er. Ills wife. ----------- Porter, whose Christian name Is unknown: A rtlmr F . ...Illn. Ills wife. ----- ;------- Otllln. whose Christian name Is tink nmni ; I. I hive ua. his w i f e . --------- Dtivt 4 a. whose Christian nnmo I* ,— . Hclikell. unknown, Is unknown: whose Christian r . t'hrlsilan ----------- Huchnn. -------M en.m name Is unknown, old. whose Christian name I s . un whose known: - ■ ■ —■ Altrnon. C i i r l s t l a n o s m e Is u n k n o w.... n; MIAMI SHORES, America’s Mediterranean HORIZONTAL Solemn. A theatrical spectacle. Alger- VV. non S. Speer. hls wife, Carrle CPeter II. Sneer; A. M. Thrasher: P Hrodley, llradley. hls w ife , -----------■ < whose i iiri hCitsii name is unknown; p eter 11. Rratlly, Ills wife. Kllttal.eth W . llra d ley ; Robert & Brad­ ley; h's wife. I.eslle llradley: \\ llllam B. W a lla ce; (Jeorge < Brant* Icy; and Joseph i l « la Mara A r r e ­ dondo; or otherwise. In anil to the lands hereinafter described, situ ­ ate. ly in g and being In the county o f Seminole ami State o f Florida, more particularly described ss f o l ­ lows. to - w it: . . tb r'n tiln ir at the inlersec'lon of the Kusleru side of the Weklvn R iv e r and the North I.lne o f that portion of the P e te r Miranda (Irani known on I lie maps of the t’ nltcd Slates Surveys ns Section 3D. T o w n ­ ship ID. South o f Range 2D Hast, m ill llin ic o -»yutli 6914 d e g r e e s fa st i? l i h s a ^ ^ s a s a a a s thence South 2D 1-2 Went 120 chains to the Southeast c o rn er o f the Raid I 'r l e r Miranda t lr a n t: thence North HQ 1-2 d egrees W e s t *7.15 chains to the Eustern side o f the salt! W e k lv a Jtlvcr: thenen N o r t h e a s t e r ly nUng the meander line o f t h « eastern aide nf the snld W e k l v a R iv e r to the point o f b e g in n in g ; less b egin ­ ning » t the gouthsaat c o rn e r o f the -.lid P e te r Miranda •Irani. run th .n c r North *<* 1-2 dec re e s W.-st 2 ft chains: thence North ID 1-2 dog r e r s Mast 2fi.r,r. chains; thence South Kn 1-2 decrees Hast to chains; thence South 2D 1-2 d»g r . e s W e s t 6.6* chains; then South 60 1-3 degrees Kaat 10 chains; thence South 2D 1-2 d egrees West iu cnaius; turn south wo 1-2 deHast Ifi chains to the Hast f rees Ine o f the said P e te r Miranda • Irani: thence South 2D 1-3 degrees West a lo n g the said Hast line o f the said P eter Miranda (I r a n i 10 chains to point o f b egin n in g; “ rtil also less, b e g in n in g Ul a tlidnl 1,100 feel West fir m point chains North of the Intersection o f the South boundary o f thr said P eter M iran­ da tlrunt, w 'th the west Hnon.|;iry of Sertlnn 27. T o w n s h ip ID, Sonin o f IlntiKti 2D Hast, tills point of bec Inti Inc lo-lnn then 7.27 chains West of the Southeast corner of the Southwest Quarter o f Hie N orth­ east Q u a r t e r o f Section 21. T o w n ­ ship 19. South o f lla n g o 29. Hast, in" . V WM6 Vv r "'m iv, t ' *•* for « l Kht t,, .m .v, '• " id and tv < < ourt „f th '• l*r .!1’o t dav r,t U , T C ‘C•■rd }'■ twil’llT.ks, for Seminole Ci Si,carer. Sollrlp, for the t\,mt,1»|| MIAMI SHORES, America’s Mediterrane Mi Ini tuning th rough rock. Devil. Pipe joint. Deep bnsol voice. Rent. Mm rii'tl. Christian name js unknown; Juan ( ) „ Kntraldo. hls w ife .■ -. Kntrahlo, whose Christian name Is un­ known; Juan Do Ktitriilgn, hls wife, ■— Kntralgo. whose Ciir'sllan Uiitoe Is unktiuwti; Mi.nes K. I.evy, hls wife, -------- L evy, whose C h rist­ ian name is unknown; Joseph Mara Arredondo. Ills w ife . ------------A r r e ­ dondo. whose Ciirlstlan name In un­ known; I'rasulilll f o c e f u r l o ; A n to n ­ io Arredondo. Ills w i f e , ------------- A r ­ redondo. whose Chilstluii name is unknown. Pedro Arredondo, hls wife. ------------ Arredondo.’ whose Ctirlstlun name Is unknown; F e r ­ nando Arredondo. Ills wife. -——-----— Arredondo. whose Christian name Is unknown; D olores Arredondo: Jus« or Mart lot Arredondo; Mariana A r ­ redondo; Jose Arredondo; Theodore Arredondo; Itarhel Prctto, her hus­ band. Abraham P r c tto ; Krasmus II. Met Iowan; Kllahn K. Morgan; tlm iv-i ernciir Tlllolson. Truaten; J. c. H e y - | Wood, T ru stee; Joseph ( Hey w ood;: 111Ins Ytllee. hls Wife. ------------YII lee. whose Christian name Is un­ known; Aden F. Styles; John Clark, hls wife. ■ — Cl ark. whittle Christian name Is unknown; N a t h ­ aniel M. llrown. hls w i f e , - —---------- ; Drown, whose Christian name Is j unknown; Moses J. Taylor. .Ir., hls T aylor, whose ChristwifV an name Is unknown; Dennis Kuan, if-.-j ills wife, ■■■ - Kicun. whose 'hrlsilati name Is unknown; Dnv0 L. Yulee, Ills wife,----------- Yulee, alios, Christian name Is unknown; Kiln A. Itrnutiey; Kuoeh Hell, hls Wife. --------- — Ill'll, whose Christian name Is unknown: James H. MeDonald, lus w i f e . ------------- McDon­ ald. whose Christian name Is un­ know n; W illiam 11, Mnctlonuld. hls Crystal ipuer. To tonka'embroidery. Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Turt. Company Will Sell Common Sund hill. Slock to Employees Who Hus inhumed. Have Worked For 5 Yea.H Three voices singing in unison Skill. Odder. With more than $352,000,000 a Fish renembiinir snake. year passing over the counters of I’ ronoun. its 12,000 stores throui'hnut the One who blinds suit. country, Ihe Great Atlantic and 1 idy. Pacific Tea Company announces a Hecofitl tone in ninjor senle. plan whereby its employees may Very small. sharo in its profits through owner­ Adverbial prutlcle expreasln£ ship of its common stock. It has noifation. been learned that employees who Within. have been in tho employ o f the ’iu name or cull. company for five years will now Tube containing fluid o f tht be allowed to subscribe to com­ plunds. mon stock to the extent o f 10 per Preposition, •cent of their wages fo r the past llnrd-shell fruit. year, anti those who have been in 'i o promote growth. tiio employ o f the company for Ci lor. otm year to preferred stock to 10 Mixture of black and white. per cent o f their annual wages. To utter monotonous hounds. The company, it is stated, fo l­ To tiiuotiier. v lows the most progressive lines in Thteo ft ai d term ). j big business o f the present time, Move (juickly. 1namely thut the closer relation wife.-------------Macdonald. w h en Jump. ! between capital and tabor is pre­ Christ Ian mime I n unknown; A l g e r ­ I'roiane oath. valent, and, with this end in view non H. Hpeer. hls w i f e -------------- — whose Christian name Dined. j stock that was form erly held very Speer. unknown; Sadie S p e e r; Lqft. closely by the family o f the foun­ IKlla A, ripi ^r. W. J. Hurhiin. hls Exist. der of the company will be dis­ wife, -------- lllielian, whose Chris t­ WliarVea. tributed among the employees on ian name Is unknown: James II. his wife. --------- Cone, whose Old French five-francs piece a partial payment plan. To fnc- Cone, Christian name Is unknown; Ru­ One wlu» lives in the desert ilitnte this, a Maryland corpora­ fina M. Itohlou; John c. Cooper, ills wife, —---------- Cooper, whose Tolled. tion hus been formed that will hold Christian name Is unknown; Tomas the stock o f the operating com­ Jose Mlrundn y Munctiei; Josefu M ir­ V E R T IC A L anda y Sanehes; ItiuiK oi Miranda Cry. panies. Hnnehva; Rufina, Miranda y Obliteration. ’ 1 hftntistics sli^w, it is announced. i<yin-lies Vlnda d « Jlnhiou; RuCino To fee I or show anger. that" the Atlantic and 1’acific Tert Personal pronoun (pi.) Com finny does the largest cash Cuntiiiniiig more suit. business in the world. It e x ­ Prototype. tends no credit ami its volume o f 7. Indefinite article used with gross sates surpasses that of any ■* ' vo'wt‘1 words. o f the country’s chain stores o f U. Press. mail order houses. 1). Mote indigent. I „ II. Cook, managers o f the HI. To scatter. local Atlantic and Pacific store, 13. To pluguv. has revealed that employees of the Jli. Obrjrve. eomnany in thi r|ty will take ad ,!7. ’. !.li,vin uliicr hull, vantages o f the o ffer and purchase T.*: Mother. < such amounts o f stuck iih they may 20. To perform. be aide. It is fill tber learned that 2a. r»» l egret. this company operates 27 ware­ 20. Born. houses and maintains several for*H. A null of oleic acid (p i). i i :n offices. It was founded in 20. Female ruler. 185'J with Geirge Huntingdon 31.‘ Large farm. Hartford us the first president. Tho 3-1. To place. (ouipnny employs about 35,000 J10. i Small urchin. persons. 41. 'lo nourish. 43. Stick. 41. Pestilence affecting domesti animals. 4fi. Main :neul (p i.) 40.f: To employ. l.nntl Time Lnatis on Resiliences and Business Property 47. An onicn. 4J. Smeared with tar. Easy Repayment Plan hi. A path. 52. Warmed. Office In new Merrlwealhcr Uiiihliiuf 51. Affirm ative, hit. (hime upon. 2nd Street. Phone (i CO. J iu. •»0. .'Seventh note. Cl. Hack. hi. Food In a cow's mouth. «W. 3.1410. <■7. 'hnreforc. ANBWKU TO Y E S T K IllJ A Y '8 . ( RUSH W flltlt P17./.I.K Onr of the many beautiful homes under construction nt Miami Shores. Robertson & Patterson, Architects. n iiia tlN lI ininn A fte r all, public opinion has a remarkably uncanny way of cry­ stallizing1into a correct position any business or political affair. As a rule, the majority is right.' »l J. II. JACKSON See Miami Shores We invite you to lie our guest on a free inspection trip to Miami and Miami Shores. You will be given courteous and considerate treatment. \Ve want you to see the fastest growing city jn America (according to census l, ami realise wtiy it is thut Miami Shores will reap the great­ est benefit front Miami's expansion, We point with great satisfaction and with sincere appreciation to the unprecedented and tremendous tribute that the buying public has paid from the very day that Miami Shores was first presented to the public as an investment, and we add merely the comment that the public again has been right. It means much to us to receive such a tremendous endorsement, and we pledge our continued efforts to warrant the continu­ ance so tangible expressed. M IA M I SHORES, on Biscayne Bay, must appeal to a discrimin­ ating buying public— M IA M I SHORES’ accessibility must convince keen appraisers oi values, incident to buying on the line o f travel— M IA M I SHORES’ prevailing prices must be in line— W. J. Thigpen OTHERWISE M IA M I present boariiig grove, Citanl C-ruum house 8 acres clenretl. Lighting plant. patient. Otoeri o f the eight witneaaea heard today included F. T. Ureitl•ifrun. Grand Rapids, Mich., bacteri­ ologist, who testified Shepherd v e ­ iled hi* laboratory in Chicago with Hr. Oscar Olson, and Mrs. W. II. ■Orandien o f Tulait, Oklu,, who tes­ tified that the heard Shepherd < 'ght'en years ago denounce Alcxr nder F. Ueichmun, cu.guardian )f Hilly McCIintock, and attorney for the MiClllitovk t-slulc. Site said f hephtrd attributed to Keichtnunn the remark that the Co-Kuurdiaa intended to gel a slice o f the cs- miles from Sanfortl on hard surfaced road $12000.00— Terms A merica ’s M edh Britt-Chittenden Realty Conipai District Managers, 210 East First St., Sanford, Fla ORANGE HEIGHT'S REALTY CO 4 des would not have reached their DEFENSE LOSES; ANOTHER POINT IN “GERM” CASE z l Coniinued From Page One.) Tien) so it!’ he had suffered financial refer t j. wus u nobody going n<iw b frt, and that their friendship 1’ itisl end. .Shepherd met the pretty lit*1' "'tr*e while he was a hospital " �t.T). SATURDAY, 3tWEJ3,J[9M It is already Sanford’s second best business street and nearesi the present great development, including the new H otel, May fair, San Lanta, Ft. Mellon, Bel-Air, Rose Court and Oak Hill. I have for immediate acceptance a fifty foot frontage on San ford Avenue, near Union Avenue, which I am o fferin g at— per Front Foot REASONABLE TERMS NO OPT IONS ACT QUICK IF YOU WANT IT! Florida i ■PImUHpiI .liiM / /7 jnr? y Ml i P jf / \ / ( M N n| / v 1/ / / fid)( A f> ijy ' V iNf * V T O W for the first time local motorists can get the famous super-power K R IM S U N G AS. Millions of motorists in the 21 states where this red-colored, red-blooded gasoline is now sold, are enthusiastic boosters o f Krimsun Gas. Why? Because it’s a vitalized, energized super-fuel that puts new life and energy into sluggish engines. It combats carbon, increases power and mileage, tones up the internal mechanism of your motor and insures more flex­ ible operation and longer life. Sanford Avenue 0 Krimsun Gas is not a fad or a novelty. It con­ tains no ether, or any injurious compounds. It is fast becoming nationally recognized as the modern fuel for motors. A trial of this super-fuel will make you a life-time user. You will never go back to plain gas. Drive into any filling station listed below and get a trial tankful of Krimsun Qas. Remember the name and the R E D color. Corner 1st Street and Elm Avenue �•rv . IGEFOUfc THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925. _____ The Sanford Herald Do This For Sanford And Yourself .F i k l U M n t r r i t f m m ru n t I u 4 t r i t fa a fa n t. r io rtd a Xntcrad aa Second Claaa Matter. (Ktobar 17. 1* 15, at the r o e t o f l l e a at tasfortl. Florida under A ct of Plant n fruit tree. Let us have more old-fashioned back yards, with their kitchen gardens, their group o f fruit trees, Marek 3. 1197. their berry bushes. Let ua have a “ Home Improvement As­ M I L A M ) U m t A ! f __________ B a it e r sociation” in Sanford with every home-lover an active mem­ R. I I O U 'A l t l ) It Kit ( i ...... ..... M a e a i f t ber— a "Home Improvement Association” it could be with­ ? h «»e 14S out an officer nor a roll call, its meeting place the dooryard 111 Mantel la Aveene of every Sanford home. • llit c t t lliin t liv ru s On* T ear— l i n o Hit Month*... 13.50 The Herald believes that with organizations so planned )>rllvrrr<l in Oltjr t.jr Carrier, per week. 15W eek ly Edition f 1. 00 there will be a chance for friendly rivalry in various sections Ver > ear. thnt can do more in a general improvement than can any a r K C l A I . N O T IC E , All nlilluary i w y ;h i!c Sar. norIrra. rarda o f tliMOke r « n 1 m !•*«*• amount of exhorting and individual n f fn r f. and notices nt entertalnmenta w h e r e ! ford is getting ready to have an association of home-lovers, r haraes are u a d e w ill be charged will pot a number of those good citizens set nn example by i r at rraula r advertising rates. MP.MnPH T I I E ASSO C IATED P I I E M doing over their back yards? Will they not put in some wellThe Associated Preaa Is exclus­ grown fruit trees, and dig them a garden plot? ively entitled *n the use fo r repnbllcatlon o f all news dispatches Sanford is one of the Florida towns at the beginning of eredltea to It nr not otherwise credtied In tills paper and nlao ths lo ­ the so-called "boom” days. The "boom” is to last through cal news published herein. A l l rights the years, because it is merely the outcome of a natlon-widt o f republlratlun o f special dispatch­ es herein are elao r-aer-ed "discovery" of Florida. It is probable that a million new peo­ ple will come to Florida to make their homes within the next S A T U R D A Y , JU N E 13, 1925 ten years. And of these new-comers many will come to T H E n E R A L D ’S P LA TF O R M Sanford. That means that Snnforo must grow into a city. 1.— Deeper water route to Jackson­ Numbers of its down-town residences will give place to busi­ ville. L -—Construction o f St. Johat-ln- ness houses. Entire sections of the present residential parts o f the town will become industrial centers. dian River canal. 3.— Bilrnslon o f white w a y . ' But that does not mean there should be no planting of i — Rxtrnslon o f local amuseflienta. — Spinning pool, tennis courts, fruit trees, no planting o f kitchen gardens, no planting of etc .. Ju, * berry bushes. Sanford will do well to appeal to strangers 6. — Augmenting of building as pro­ a city of happy, comfortable, tasteful homes. gram -houses, hotels, apartment Let us hear of some o f this planting, some of this worthy hooves. i s — Extension c f street paving uro­ "home improvement" work. gram. 7. —« Construction o f boulevard around Lake Monroe. * 8.— Completion o f cit) beaut Ideatlon program. BIBflE TH O U G H T FOR- T O D A Y roA as S T NOT thyself o f 1omorrow; for thou knowest not what a tiny may . bring forth.— Proverbs 27:1.* r-------- o . T IIK FLAG * Here, conics the flng, Unit 'it! • WhoMnfes to drug Or trail it? Givp<lt hurrahs— i Thrcg for the stars Three for the bars. Uncover your head to it! The soldiers who tread to it! Shout at the sight of it! Tho justice and right/of it! The unsullied while o f it! The Jilue and the red o f it! And tyrnnny’s dread of it. Here cornea the flag, Cheer it! Valley anil crag Shall hear it. Fathers shall bless It, Children caress it. A ll shall maintain it, No one shall stain it, Cheers for tho sailors who Fought on tho wqve for it, Cheers fo r 'llid soldiers that Always wero bravo for it, Tears for the men that wont down to the grave for it. Herd comes to flag. — Arthur Unknown -oWhere there’s a will, there’s a contest. » -oThere is one time when we don’t mind fulling and thnt is asleep. -------- o--------A l Smith is to retire. A yenr ago he didn’t know what tho word meant. -oO tir rtffl. a *vT*ila *."1 Irri.A’ li therri isn’t some way a Maxim si­ lencer can he put on the neighbor's new arrival. ^ lOmn Inge upon Ids return to Knglnnd, says less clothes ought to bo \gorri nt the benches. He ought to be in Florida now. ---------1>-------We havo found out who is re­ sponsible for the hole being in the doughnut. Calvin Coolidgo did it as a measure o f economy. -» There nre only thirty-five mil­ lion* gallons o f whiskey yet held In government bonded warehouses, a news item says. Rut why all the bragging about it? In New York the police say the dry fleet blockade is a failure ami at the same time the prohibition o f­ ficials sav Rum Row has Iieen wip­ ed out. Now somebody's telling a coeked-cyt'd lie. Girls powder their faces on the public streets; wonder if they’ll powfler their knees there?— Phil Armstrong, in Timcs-Union. If they did you would have seen themNever raw anybody else who was ntore'n half craxy ubout girls.— Ocala Star. -o— Today’s best laugh: May wo not suggest thut tho Dayton trial ho opened with the beautiful, touch­ ing nnd pathetic little Imllnrd which starts o ff like this: “ M.mkey,* monkey, bottle of beer, how many monkeys have we h ere?"__ Johnny .Spencer In the Macon T el­ egraph. -oThe special commission appoint­ ed by President Coolidgo to decide what disposition should be made o f Muscle Shoals, ufter several months o f investigation and delib­ eration, urges a delay in the mat­ ter. My goodness, what else have they been doing fo r the past two year*? , -------- o--------Note to Executors. Upofi my stono this legend write: lie never suid, “ Well, nighty night" — Jnek Fuli.taff, in Akron Beacon- ----------------- o------------------ And The Trunk-Packing Goes Merrily On. THE P E N A L T Y FOR BEING A TR IC K Y DOG As Brisbane Sees it Ranks A re Good. Ssys G. B. 9. to Bryan. For W ar— For Health. A “ Socony Church.’* By A R T H U R B R IS B A N E (Copyright 1935) c 'm H He who says gWca, i 1 etlon knows not what it j ? np,,-l tho m su0 ............ H O W E VER, IF you don’t hnppcn to own bank stock.*, don’t be en­ tirely discouraged. One good idea born in your brain, independent o f any board o f directors, may make you more money than the vnluc o f any bnnk stock in the world. Everything Henry Ford has Is based on one idea. And he couid buy the First Nutionnl Bank us lusily us you buy a Ford car. 1■ W orry Is great stuff. l u , , w „ on!? ,!!lln* thal can nuke ooj of us think. Save up nil your alibi*. Tv,t nre valuable. You van sell V the golfer*. ' " Some of the blooming idiot, blossomed out with red bands their, straw hats. “ L E T US cultivate our garden,’1 raid old Voltaire. “ Let us culti­ vate our little bank," says the modern financier. A bank pays better than n garden. The First National was established in 18G3 with $200,000 o f stock- cnpitnl. The dividend now declnrcd, fo r three month* only, amounts to $2, 600,000, nt the rate of $10,000,000 a year. Quite a good return on $ 200,000 . The First National breaks all bnnk record* up to date. But wntrh the National C ity Bank, and es­ pecially some o f the combination banks with many branches, now run Ion modern “ chain store” lines.1 They will surprise you. Don t eat a heavy lunch unkj, you are the boss and can : around all afternoon. The people in unme offices in just like a large family, alwan fushintr and raisin l? rnin u Summer seems hotler * 1,., times are so good we have nxb ing but weather to cuss. Weather and people are ahott the same. We hnve so much « both they all can’t be good. y/‘ -•* A ll fie ime i O oTta O o 'R i c k s , A ll Nice thing about having a (is jily is thnt you think they ire the cause of your being broke. If.'* Germany lost the war sevtnl years ago. And France scenu t» think she is hunting it now. J U S T IN P A S S IN G U Y R. IIO l.I.V One good law passed by the Florida legislature was the one that allows us to drive forty miles on hour in the coun­ try and fifteen to twenty in the towns. This will really give ittie a chance to get somewhere without monkeying with a fool motor cop all the w ay to Tampa and hack again. And now if every county will take o ff the speed cops and make them traffic cops on the country roads we will be able to enjoy h lorida roads ns we should. There is no rhyme or reason in having speeds cops. Many drivers going at the rate o f fifty miles un hour nro safer than other drivers going at the rate o f ten. I f the road is broad and good there is absolutely no danger in good sober drivers going at fifty . We do not need any speed cops in Florida. We do need county cops to preserve order on the roads nnd arrest drunken drivers and others who are a danger to the public. But the speed is not especially dangerous when a sober man is driving. Ere this column o f d u ff nnd nonsense comes out nguin I will lie in Cleveland, Ohio where you can fry eggs on the sidewalks and wear your stocking rolled. If the weather is as wni m as the,despatches claim I w i l l ,be home the next day after arriving and meet myself coming buck to Florida whdro I know it is the coolest and best climate in the world. I expect to deliver n lecture on Sanford iu every hotel and every passenger coach that I may grace while away us everyone wants to know something about Florida, it always distrer. es me to death to do any talking hut I will endeavor to say a few words wherever it is possible setting forth the fact that while Jacksonville and Tampa are averse to being the largest cities in tho world Sanford w ill bo in a few years save them »ho trouble o f nny argument. It is impossible to get a slant on your city to keep up with what is going on here unless you are an active member o f the Chamber o f Commerce. There is nothing quite us pathetic as a man who does not lietong to any civic body here trying to explain to a stranger just what Sanford has and does. It can’t be done nnd if you want to be a real citizen join the Chamber o f Commerce now. Sarasota will sell the municipal plant nnd take current in the future from the Florida Light & Bower Co., just another progressive atop in that progressive section. Any city that can save the cost o f a plant and get a good rate Iroui a high power plaiiu will he economizing in the right way. Late despatches say that the rum runners on the Florida coast* will now be watched by government boats on the same plans ns Rum Row in New York. This will bring up the prices on booze until only rich folks can buy tho newest kinds of poison. It seems to be the opinion o f the m ajority o f the mer­ chants thut having a half holiday on Saturday instead of Thursday would disrupt business, throw all traditions to the winds and otherwise knock out the old order of things in such a manner that grandfather would turn over in his grave. Thus do we bow to the rule o f tradition. There has never been n time in this country when a man or set of men tould make the laws to conform to the wishes of everyone or to enforce the laws in the same manner. There is no set of men big enough to attempt to enforce the Inw unless they are duly constituted officials o f the law and duly sworn to uphold the same. Attem pting to enforce the law by mob rule only upsets all attempt and in the end niukes for anarchy and ruin. For instance in a mob o f men attempting to chastise an­ other man for . om o'alleged crime there w ill be men just as guilty as the victim and many times more guilty and yet they want to visit punishment upon a helpless man because tlv y hnve the numbers and the power. Such power cannot he del­ egated to uny irresponsible person or persons and the law “ biding people o f any community will cvcntunlly rise up nnd demand that such proceedings be stopped. Personal spites uml the desire to "g e t even" are allowed to dethrone reason to the extent that all sense of justice and fair play is blunted. IT IS JU ST us well to admit that all Americans are patriotic, muking certain allowances for d if­ ferences in patriotism. Some gentlemen believe that pa­ triotism consists in seeing to it that big corporations are enabled kp pay big dividends. Others think patriotism consists in tearing down the big corpora tinns nnd reducing them to grief Both are wrong. TH E R IF F IA N S are fighting ugainst the French nnd Spanial combined, with dusperutc courage. in a fight thut originully was against the Spaniards. Alid-el Krim, the Riffinn leader, is an in­ telligent mao, and must possess real generalship to hnve dealt us lie did with the Spaniards, us brave lights ns any in the world. A { present the French and Span ish air forces are uniting, and that attack even the courage o f tho Arabs, defending their rights in their own land, w ill find it hard ! tc meet.* Courage nnd patriotism | cannot conquer .science, fighting i from the nir. J TH E J A P A N E S E navy ask* for $.‘120,000,000 more to build forty new fighting ships. That ought to interest our sweet w) “ statesmen" that junk the brand new ships just built or were building B b N E '5 'i6 u i?s Next to n secret M Y FA V O R ITE STORIES The New York Chamber of Com- lance tax collections. In the Frick nicrce reflects a powerful body of case, decided this week by the opinion, political as well as eco­ United States Supreme Court, it nomic, when it urges the new Con­ was held that Pennsylvania hud no gress to repeul the Federal inheri- tight to levy on the part o f the i.iin e tax law. Tho United States tangible personal property outside has taxed Inheritances, as a rule, the state or to refuse allowances only in time of emergency. The for taxes paid in Kunsus, West wise practice o f releasing this Virginia and other states for the source o f revenue to the states a f­ transfer o f stocks in corporations ter the passing o f the emergency under their jurisdiction. Cumula­ was not however, observed by the tive state inheritance tuxes were voided. last Congress. This discord over taxing claims Presidi nt Coolidgs has pleaded for a return to this old theory of hn* been reinforced by the fear tax comity between the nation a n d ' that if the United States drops the the states. The idea makes an up* I inheritance tax states like Florida, Journal. peal to political fairness, uml e v - 1which renounce income nnd inher cry state depending to any coiuid- 1itnnco tuxes, may obtain an ndvunAnd on my stone let this be ship­ orable extent on revenue from in -|t«ge injurious to their neighbors, ped i heritances ought to be favorubly |Such a situation, it is claimed in “ HeTieVer wore his mustache clip­ impressed by it. On board economic |Congress, could Ik* met only by reped." grounds, too, the use o f too grout nStaining tho Federal tax and nllow— -Judd Lewis, iu Houston Post-Dis­ part of a community’s accumulated lug a concession to the Federal tax patch. apitul to pay government operat-1 payor o f any inheritance taxes paid ng expenses la highly objection- to a state. And on mine let this meet your tb!l\■ .. . . . . I Moat wf tho at*‘ tn undoubtedly felunce: ■> the fight to secure repeal of the want to maintain inheritance tax“ He never wo r<j white krjjcker I'Cdcral tax lias been hindered iu|cs. p would be wise for them pants."— Phil Armstrong. Washington by tho failure of the however, to combine to get tim Fedstates to cooperate intelligently, I oral government out o f iht* inheriAnd upon mine !ct tlu* catch your whi h P rt.. dent Coolidt « criticis- |tance field and at the same .tim e •y e ; • ed in his recent Memorial Duy ad- to harmonize and standardise their “ Around the girls ho was always dress. The states do not treat one u.n o f the Inheritance taxing nowanother, cquitul>ly iu thvir inhuri-ler. VKK Jtg s'j n.: . e The school boar-i ha& Wn nside for the spring-board? They say ■UaKC* snake.* . won’t bit* w. usn mat cither. Jonah might have Iieen smothered or even digested in the whale’s belly, is chosen pastor o f the lly IR V IN S. COII1I Rockefeller church in New York. ! That agitates Dr. Strnton, "funWhen Sam Illythe was a Wash­ remain with him through the a fter­ d um ntnlist," who knows that th" ington correspondent he went into noon. whale DID swallow Jonah. I)r. Having sampled the cuisino of Strnton calls Dr. Fosdick the cler­ New England to sound out publiti opinion on one or another o f thosj the local hotel at brcnkfa.it, Blythe I gyman of the "Socony Church," crisis which, politically speaking, promptly consented. The old gen- stirring up a quarrel shocking to are forever threatening the liber­ tit'nan excused himself In order laymen. ties o f tho American people. I to Inform his w ifo that there would “ Socony," you know, Is made up forget now just what particular be a guest for the midday meal nnd of Standard Oil Company o f New crisis it was. but, at any rate, for also tii get some important papers fork. How is it that a fundamen­ the moment it was o f deep concern beating on the subject under dis­ talist, angry, when you deny the to the public at large and Sam’s cussion which were stowed away whale Jonah part o f the ilildo, al job was *to get a slant oil the pre­ he said, in a room upstlrs. Go­ lows himself to disregatd com­ valent sentiment in certain states. ing out, he left the parlor door pletely the part about turning the Among others, he culled upon ujar. Through tho opening Blythe other cheek? the retired political lender o f New llampshlre, who lived in a small I heard a voice, evidently one beP R E S ID E N T COOLIDGK re but comfortable cottage in a little j longing to the mistress of the turned from the Northwest after a town. The old gentleman felt a household. deep concern in the vitid question | “ Samantha," the lady said, rnis most enthusiastic reception, is of the hour, whatever it was. H o lin g her tone in order that she happy, having seen in one day argued and la* expounded, ami he might Ikj heard by the cook in the more American people than any produced documents iu support o f kitchen, "m y husband has invited President ever saw before in one He is convinced "that the gentiemun to stny for dinner. day. Ids views. Noontime approached and still lie was nowhere near Take those two large potatoes back Northwest is patriotic." The Norththrough with wlmt lie Imd to say down cellar and bring up three west returns the compliment, and believes that “ t’ oolidge is patriot­ So lie insisted that Blythe should small ones.’ ic," so everybody is happy. N K W YO RK IIK R A I.lt-T R in U N E , WHENNbuJUMP ThroughHe Hoop A GOOD B U S IN E SS is banking on a stock ownership basis. It ir. not so good fo r clerks. The First National Bank of New York, with George F. Baker, on his road to ninety, at the head o f it, pa*s n three months’ dividend o f 25 per cent— 100 per cent a year. Tho price o f the stock jumped f 140 in a day. After a trip to Sanford about three week# ago, a man who lived in Atlanta, decided this watt a good place to live. So he made his plans to move. The last thing he did before leaving his old home town was to go to the post office and give instructions for the forwarding of his naail to Sanford. GEORGE B E R N A R D SHAW He was informed thnt already fifteen hundred Atlantans rays what W. J. Bryan call* "funhad proceeded him to Florida. dnmentulism" i* really infantilism. What is true of Atlanta is true of all the country. Names That is n good word. Shnw in a discussion with H i­ nro steadily being added to the list of newcomers to Florida. Postal clerks are busily engaged forwarding mail to various laire Belloc, another o f Mr. Bry­ an’s "concrete" style of mind, found points in this state while the rest of the country stands hack an excellent comparison. Those and wonders what it is all about. that deny evolution, says he, think More tourists are moving south into Florida from the thnt .the universe and life nrc like the oceans— always restless, doing states north and west of the Ohio Itiver at the present time nothing but drowning pcoplo, “ kill­ than ever during the winter season, is the report coming ing, killing, killing." from the headquarters of the Dixie Highway Association at “ People who hnve no conception Chattanooga. Railroad men say that travel to Florida is of evolution," says Shaw, “ have no three times as heavy as this time last year, and it is a fre­ future, no hope.’’ quent occurance that extra equipment is needed to take care T H A T W IL L annoy Mr. Bryan, of overflow business. Automobile clubs report people travel­ firm ly convinced that when he ing southward as much now as last fall. leaves Miami his n -xt stop will he Out of curiosity many skeptical persons come for tho henven, with a plnco in the front nnd a good, delightful view of purpose of looking things over. A few days, however, is all row, Professor Scopes o f Tennessee, thnt is required. One trip of inspection convinces them all George Bernard Shaw, Darwin ami of the desirability of living in Florida, and nearly all of them •Voltaire, all burning up together, in hurry back home by the fastest trains they can get for the a place where the "worm dieth purpose of selling out their holdings as quickly as possible not.” so thnt they can move south and become citizens of this A U S T IN C H A M B E R L A IN , restate, where prosperity and opportunity await. presentnting the British Empire, romplnins of the amount of money And why shouldn’t they? on Where in the whole country can the-amhitious ttmw-ftodETatffl' better chances for success and prosperity l \\here is there bas to pay her share, ' a more wonderful climate? Where is there a finer class of L A S T Y E A R the lea g u e spent citizenry? Where is life more delightful? on health $175,000 nnd this year And as the days pass, in forty-seven states the trunk­ t rontons to spend $250,000. packing continues and railroads arc being taxed to capacity That nmount during the war with Florida homescckers, while all the time the postal clerks would have been fired o ff on an;, front in wasted metal nnd n few keep changing addresses to Florida. There is plenty of room in this newly discovered state destroyed lives in half a minute. Our civilisation is shown in the and :il! those far-sighted persons who come here to live will fnct that nations united were w ill­ contribute their shade to its growth and development and ing to spend two hundred thous­ will help make it even a better place In which to live. and million dollars on war and ob­ The problem wo would like to have solved is this— How ject to spend $250,000 on health. long will it take at the present rate of travel for the entire DR. FOSDICK, a "modernist," populatibn of the United States to move to Florida. who goes so far as to suggest thut INHERITANCE TAX REPEAL f e iT z There may be extenuating circumstances where the law cannot or will nut act in certain cases. Such incidents have been known to occur. But the trouble is that constant appli­ cation of lawless principles eventually override the desire to be lair and every little act comes under the head of crime with the result that no man is safe from his enemies since they uru laying in wait to pounce upon him for real or fancied wrongs. Let him thnt is without sin cast the first stone and if there are any men living today who have never sinned they might constitute themselves u bur o f so-called justice and uttempt to accomplish the impossible— which they cannot do and never will do in this world. And that’s that. S A T U R D A Y EVENING SERMON lly O. S. BROOKE the life of Christ was the light (f The Light c f the World “ I am the light o f the world: he, n,^ e ___ sun does not shine for i that followcth me shall not walk | Christ lived and died f< in darkness, but shall have the light others. The np<> tics pleased a o f life ." John 8:12. -I themselves, hut him who ludnk rru , __ _ led them to the life of serviceui The word light is used more than ] „ cr,||ce> Tho blind man thlt ^ fifty times in the Bible, sometimes HCen can y ing a lantern aftornipt \ji u figurative sense, but many, was asked if Iu* could m uj times literally. In the text it is better with than without its lift He answered, I carry this list used both figuratively nnd literal- ejn , hnt otherg may sc< _ ly. A * tho sun is the source o f peoples nor individual, can !w all light in the physical world, 30 to themselves alone. Isobas nil the spiritual light radiates from Rican* desolnUon, selfishntji >pA . . , . . , . . i suicide. 1 he selfish nationi w ( hrist. It is also a fact that ho ,jyjn>j nation*. The livicg * is the only true Sun o f Righteous- tions are those that by love art1 ness. Everything that is pure and reckin'* tq serve the world. Thii applies to individuals a< xril u holy emanates from Him. patiuns. We are -avej to *rrs . The first sentence that, sturtlod anil r.r.» saved by serving Spain the silence o f eternity was when came to this new world in ^n«t God said “ Let there be light, nnd o f gold; she has always loajktkef there was light." To this God has ®’»n e lfis h ease; behold k er** ,... ' i n , . • , , Intion today. the Puritan w tuned all his words and works. 1>j||<rim ca^ e t„ the .t,nJd When He made man Ho breathed’ 8torile shores of New EngUitht into his nostrils the breath o f life, the “ glory o f God and the fxtd and he became a living soul. A n d , Christian faith. This qW the man o f wisdom declared that ’ ,,f !,L’ rvice “ " ,l \ . . , « V c i l i u i i t i i l i i u n l llw the spirit o f man was "The candle untj| today he is posscssicz tH of the Lord." When God gave birth earth, and let us hope that it it to the nation o f Israel, thnt night i n°L for selfish end*, but :rut k* there was darkness in nil the i h° a* “ J1 , . .. „ . . , , ings o f political and rclizwita» homes o f the Egyptions, but a light crty through Christ. So th in the dwelling places o f the people Church ot Christ exist*, not hf of God. When he led them from itself, but that it may let it* 14* their Egyptian bondage it was by shine throughout the wholei.lU« Light i* iniparun; the cloud o f light, the symbol “ f h ^ m in to rVie’ on’ the evU uJlH divine 'ircsencc. And when in the {good, nnd sendeth rain on tkfpj providence o f Tod Christ his son and unjust alike. Th- light« * came into th'. world, it was as « sun rocm into hovel or r1^ lig h t ‘ to lighten the Gentiles nnd!alike, wherever it ian gain » the glory .if His |>cople Israel.; mission. The Church of Christ» When the Master was about to* not a respcctor « f place or P*** withdraw his personal presence ons. It enters every open from his disciples he assured them There are no fences in that they were the light o f th e1kingdom. Light cm Ik* shut world. "In him « « < life ; nnd . hut can not be shut in. \Vh?* ■ the life was the light o f men." iattempt it we shut our»d«* They were to absorb and reflect and the light out. and if the light received from him. roalito 't there is darkm » The Christian nnd the church us. Wo can not radiate » do not originate the light thnt fish light ns Christ1' light The pageant of bf® *• they give to the world. They are nr*. only candlesticks to hear the luminuted by th">e who light tP of the light divinely given. God is the torch ---- -- -— -gospel • thg lource o f all light, given through above their own hem!* s<> the Holy Spirit by means o f the Christ may Ik* followed in» , word o f God. It is not in th elern ity. Light cannot be stomi province o f the church to invent; used us needed. It ^>ust w the light that It gives to thejeeived day by day. N> « n* world, hut to take thnt which is service or protracted niceimi given o f God am! hear it to the we receive enough of grace to dark places o f the earth. the difficulties nnd duties l»»y W The purpose for which Light y .......... may t« was given was to make n divisour OUr," u JSC IK- our !iU* 1 ■ . . . .,9 j“ n between the day and the night, mu9t Light is unlimited, both ** "fo r sign.* and for seasons, and the source from which it c“ „ for days and years." Them evand the power it exercises, w i cr has iieen, and ever must be, a _ distinction between those who nre got - out in ray*, awl a* it widens until it reaches iL* f hristians nnd those who are not. thest bounds. So with word* ^ The most essential and benefic- deeds. Phillip* IR“ <i>ks °.nc -mi I JjRL “ gent o f all nuture is light, "G ive me a diamond ami • * lh.< sun is not only the source o f of wheat to carry across t « , our light, but our life as well, 1.™ t i » • • , (.Ulli •K• •1 ----i Darkness produces death. , |/nmtr ivhilt thl* lO*’! brings the land ventilated rooms have an i n - L r„ i n of wheat to p r o d u c e * ^ i reused chance o f gettin g well wheat to make bread enough <>.er those who are not so fortu n-•c:..,. thousand people? A *|J ately God. th r o n g ‘ „dttee was. appoiR1 -“ Jlntcd to d«U* * ately situated. situated. God, through! ^ 10 |Christ presents Him self to the | tho contestants. T*° Vfl Arthur Brisbane says that while the north is suffering from the heat wave people aru going to Florida to cool oft. '•'orld in only those thing* that are •[... mu‘ heniatical calculation most needful fc ' Down here in suutn Florida it has been around in the sun! for our health and I known'to 'cach other. and two p n •happiness, such an bread, v a te rjth e jianie answer, Arthur also adds that the weather is always cool in California ..............., •* land light. winter nnd summer. He could have said the same thing about were awarded of u# . ... . accordin to V11** Florida and not half tried. And speaking about California How dark this world would be if I Wau found ik»t and Florida just read the editorial in the June Florida Truck­ there were were no sun, moon or s ta r*.'o f arithmetical pmgfo-VV !!,.,itiplf rida Truckthere er entitled “ every Knock is a Boost’’ in unswer to Frank trunk Con­ Con**pw dismally dark earth would be I one grain of wheat wuulu w don’s article on Florida in l.iberty Magazine. , without tho light thut It h a s 'i» |css than four vear*' p* ----------[from the presence and people o f (feed five thousand P\7L. fc tk**j i God in it. As we face its sor- influence we »e’- 'JV n'otl^J, j j mere 150 years?— Life. jiowa, meet its dangers, stand by life, like light, will *' . ^ *4 Contemporary Comments good or bad. unUl « ____________________________ ■| -----— i the graves o f those we love, or known inetem'D; . I It is announced that there i* a ' V* , ®um|v*s “ the leap in the upiiiwe"Read the newspapers thorough-1 surplus o f $100,()00,000 in the Fed 1!. would be unbearable were must of vt �-'rWl 'm THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925. \)R f ' ute talks on practical subjects. These short sermons are proving very popular. There ore a num­ ber o f popular songs sung at each service, Sunday. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Preaching service, 11 a.m. T E L E P H O N E :- R c * . 428-J Senior Christian Endeavor, 7 ip.m. has just returned from Tollahas* Preaching Service, 8 p.m. see. will serve as assistant. S a n fo ppHONE:— Office 148 M ISS K A T H R Y N Social W IL K E Y , Society Editor LO V E LY SHOWER GIVEN IN HONOR OF MISS L A K E B Y THE ST. AGNES GUILD C a le n d a r Saturday will bo Story Hour at the . ttt 10 o’clock. Gconre A. DeCottes will in with one o f a aeries o f parties at her home on i»v#nue at 3 o’clock. LA anil Mrs. James 0 . Sharon Certain at bridge honoring alse-Hutton wedding party. Monday Ethel Henry nnd Miss Fiorlenry will entertain with a luncheon at their home on ilia Avenue honoring the ladies of the Lake-Button L party at one o’clock. Circle metings o f the Pres•an Auxiliary w ill meet in Slowing placed at 4 o’clock. " c]e Number One — Mrs. Pavey, chairman, will meet t'church. _ T ue Number Two— Mrs. L. I. L ihairman, w ill meet at Vle^Number Three— Mrs.Fred na. chairman, w ill meet at Larch. -Ip Number rou r — Mrs. f Howard, chairman will [at the home of Mrs. T. M. Von. 801 Magnolia Avenue. L. Number Five— Mrs. IIowne chairman, w ill meet at arch. Number Six — Miss May ^ chairman, will meet at the Number Seven— Mrs. W. IcKinnon. chairman, will meet , home o f Mrs. Hosa Mark1007 Palmettn Avenue, i Number Eight— Mrs. J, lb If, chairman, w ill meet at jie of Mrs. W oodruff on Avenue. > will be n special call - of the W. C. T. U. at 2:30 at the Presbyterian All members are requea^ present. . . .uu> afternoon at the home contents. When opened the box of Mrs. J. B. Coleman, Mrs. J. N. waa found filled with many lovely Itobson nnd Mrs. Coleman enter­ gifts from each member o f the tained the St. Agnes Guild honor­ guild. * ing Miss Sarita Lake, whose mar­ Each member made a page to riage will take place next Wed- go into the “ Bride’s Book” which nesdny. was must amusing when put to­ It is the custom o f the guild to gether and read. give a shower fo r each member who Miss Margaret Cowan read a is married nnd this proved one o fiv e r y appropriate selection. Rethe lovliest tovhest Tinrties Thp parties irivpn. given. The freshments n o ff nn an lee aniinip course iri in rooms were beautifully decorated thee olors of gold and white were with myriads o f golden alamnn- served. ders, dairies and marigolds with Those present were: Mrs| For­ fern. rest Lake, Miss Snrita Lake, Miss Punch was served on the porch Emily Buhner, Miss Margaret Cowduring the afternoon by Mrs. Clyde nn, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Archie Derby and Mrs. Chris Matthews. Betts, Mrs. Chris Mathews, Sirs. The guest o f honor was seated in Clyde Derby, Mrs. John Ix*ona daisy throne nnd crowned with ardi, Mrs. Clark Leonurdi, Mrs. a wreath o f daisies. A word con­ Fred Daiger, Mrs. Paul Biggnrs, test was held and Mrs. Fred Daig- Mrs. Mildred Peabody, Mrs. C. T. er won the prize o f n bottle of Walker, Mrs. Richard Brown, Mrs. perfume. Hawkins Connelly, Mrs. W . S. Mrs. Robson presented Miss Leak, Mrs. B. T. Whitner, Jr., Mrs. Lake a large "band- box' telling 1Raymond Philips and Mrs. A . R. her to exchange her grown for its Key. Tolar Is Elected M l ’S. Regent o f Mr and_Mrs. Rush St. John, arc ~ _ . l expected Sunday to be the guests S a n f o r d Of Mrs. St. John’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A . Zachary. Chapter o f the D.A.R. Saturday Evening Sermon Miss Vnlda I,eo Shelfer o f Ha­ vana, Fla., returned to her home «•_».— 4 - .. t/Mtuiuoy usvvi a .• d r.t> tSilr tlie .....w weeks with her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Lningj nnd cousin, Mrs. Mrs. L. B. Steele. Miss Shelfer was the recipent o f much social attention while here. She will attend the summer session o f the Florida State College fo r Women in T a l­ lahassee. (Continued Front Page Four) guest, and speed the departing pilgrim ; to show the voyagers of life, ns their frail barks are w af­ ted into this earth harbor from the great unknown, the way of light nnd life over the stormy sea o f time; to stand as n jfreat sig­ A f T V io P h n v n h p c i nal light on these earth shores ns JtjL b X i l w v l i U l L I I v . our loved ones launch out into the dreaded sea o f death, so that they F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH may more surely see the signal Sunday School U:30 a.m. Morning worship and sermon 11 lights o f that country nnd city a.m., subject, "W hen the Father where they need no light o f the sun or stars fo r the glory o f the Has Succeeded." Young People's Unions 7 o'­ Lord is the light thereof forever, Jesus IS the Light o f the World. clock. Evening worship and sermon 8 o'clock. Subject o f sermon, Who A re Your Sloacst Friends? Wednesday Evening, 8 o'clock prayer meeting and Bible studv. Subject, Some Sunset Scenes lit the L ife o f the World's Foremost Chr.stlan. Sunday will be Father and Son Day in the Sunday school and at the 11 o’clock hour. A part o f the Sunday school program will be two short addresses on the rela­ tion of father and son. The First Baptist Church cord­ ially invites visitors and citizens to these hours o f worship. Mrs. Betts Entertains Bon Ton Bridge Club Personals who appreciate a dish Mrs. Violet W agner leaves Sun­ a a a a a a a iie iB n n ia a H M a B a a a i.B n a B a a a ■ ■ ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■••■ b al delicious refreshing day to visit her daughter, Mrs. ream w ill a sk tor I ’ riil- Frank Qonnldson in Miami. At your leading soda T. J. Miller is in Alexandria, La., tins— o r in bricks for H.-minide' ('a u n ty, F lo rid a , T h e . n o r th w e s t q u a rte r «C tho southwest q u a rte r o f , SeCtloa, 3«. T o w n s h ip 15. south rangu = so e»au B ail - Yon ar* lh*r*fora r«q «lr*d to *p -^ ■*rY t > % nfctvmtt f —-li it WE’RE ANNOUNCING w -t b*i HOI a* ** n •/ah We would like to have your prop­ Corner Magnolia and Central— 135x12(1. tiful .shade trees. ,, $1000. Beau­ erty listed with us, we w ill spend mon­ Easy (ernis. ey to advertise it and guarantee that a 20 lots on Sanford Avenue. Next to Rose Court. personal individualized e ffo r t w ill - be . . This is a real pick up. t n» m ji' rt|Vj made to sell it. It) acres in side city limits will cut in 40 nice lots. Price $7,500. Terms. 2000 acres 0 miles west of Sanford, hard road run throuifh it. y W e Have Some Good Buys s i'., . *-t* , (IT *.Yi •r. i In city lots, nml especially attractive short time offerin gs from tin investment standpoint. Fine trucking ami citrus land. t t $32.50 per Acre Come in and let us tell you about them llA 't A. P. Connelly & Sons See Us For Large Acreage. SANFORD DEVELOPMENT COMPANY tOK Magnolia Ave. (IN C .) • '••nil I ! ! ? ! j. Park Avenue,, -, **• *- *’ .*. • ». ** M lf.' * J ♦ *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ •> *> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *■ > ♦ + ♦ ■ & •>*>*>*S**H***S*+++++ <H"i*4**>+*>*>*>*J+ » * » » - ) t » * ) H '> l»4 4 4 ')4 4 4 * > 4 4 4 4 4 4 * H * 4 4 "H 4 4 F H 4 4 * »4 '»W ! tY V ❖ * i 'I A. Phone 528 4 4 4 4 4 4> S One Day Clean-up Sale on Dresses—Monday B -> K - - B* ■* a illB B H t 3B 3 ■ ■ a ■ * a a ■ N :m ■ a ■ ■ ■ u ! ! ■ ■ ■ Mrs. It. L. Peck returned Friday from a short visit with relatives » in W olf Creek. Term. Robert Hagan and George Cow­ an have returned from Georgia Schot o f Ttechnology in Atlanta. fct’iAL FLAVORS IN KICK FOR SUNDAY WITH k u i visiting with with his son, Dr. O. J. Miller, who has been quite ill. Phone 631 1LU In ilescrlbe*! ns follows: whHc a t e t m p t in g to stop fo u r m e n ' f f i M u ^ a n d " f o r who held up nnd robbed the L e t t - In,,. i , . m of . m i n o r * o f w i l l i a m ......... ........................ ...... .......... trnl S a v in g s Bank branch, e a r l y i 1' k i t k s i m m i i NII: « » ' i \ *Je- i» taken a * ro n frssed by r g u ; j ,l.v ihn .m ount WONAl.l* dml M C H u f «»>••>” <f a suit to today. Lsiinuius or the amount||hK um| ^ ,i.a,i: nil purti*** c l a i m - < i ^ s c r i h « < l tana and pt ■ -*■* ■ „ -land — stolon b y the robbers -* p la ce i t a t j in * luten-si* -in th amt1 in .■m-"T i*e* jn the altove named- R I? v J 8 lum U r A l l R E A L T Y C O M P A N Y . poo no srs thdrrlnnftt-r ■< $•»•* -J.UW.UU. i nJm ,* fc*ITVSt 1 , 1.- «..M iWv U J Mt la fu rth e r ordered th at this o « l ( IIO t'HK; and er It he n p l U O N X : R O B E R T II one* a w e e k for, . |\ T ilK n u n IT n i l IIT , . r , ---------- ru I>I.*II. It*. l*E!l- efght ( "published ) consecutiv e w e e k * i n _T nrr n ’ n V i ' i n ' i i v >TV' n . o m iiA , ,.7 , ^ , 7 ^.; a !‘ ord Herald, a newspaper p u b w . 4 Snnford d In Sem inole County. Florid a. I i s bed REALTY COMPANY MVn.VS * R EVONAH' r ,. ____ W. D UIT'/SIMMONS and ............ IH •|N K A N D O R D E R E D . thU «tW A New Y ork t*or|iorntlon. FITZSIM M O NS, his w i f e ; Ll>\\ IN day Ciiniplulnant of Ju n o . *1 II. WOOD, in dividual!) and a* V. K. 0OU0LAS2. ...... v*. f o r the benefit o f cred itor* rrk tif the cTrc’i.t d rtlrt o f T h e heirs, devisees, grantees nnd slunee C. FITZSIM M ONS^ Wr other rlnliiiiint* und.-r A N N I E It. o f W I L L I A M e ml note C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . ., „ .. .1. A. MCDONALD, nnd eireh o f B v A. M. W E E K S . D e p u t y t l e r t f . ” ’ SUTTON, deceased or otherwise, nml them deceased or otherw is e, and all ■ ■ “ ‘ ‘ 11 and others. other pnrtlcs Interested In the land wmi iii tut O .V N *a tlO U S H O L ht< D E tj R Defendants and premises herein after Comntnlnnnl. “ IW ............- .......................T " 'dt|*c * r. 1 .1.''. 1 sSolicitors o l i c i t o r s ffoC oe C o m p lain an t. ed. It appearing by the a v o r n IttU June t, 1.1, 3*1. 37. July ♦, l l . I I . S U IT T O Q U I E T T I T L E o f com plaint In this cause that Vou 26, l i and A ugust I. Order nf Ptihllrnllim t *** •----;---------------------;--- \i :■■■■ ■ ■■■ U, T I I E S T A T E OF F L O R I D A : T o : ^■1 ! A ll parties elnlmlmt Interest In the land and premises hereinafter described, under A N N I E II. S U T ­ it\ H 1 TON. deceased or o th erw ise; nil inrtles clnlm ln g Interests In the iand nnd P1 premises h erelnalcr deacrlhed under !IE N R \ S W E E T A U I ) t I’ l.E, deceased or otherw ise; all par­ »i ties claim ing Interests In the land and premises hereinafter described in Real Estate Miss Winnie Strong returned on Thursday from Tallahassee, where The regular meeting o f the Sallie Harrison Chapter of the Daugh­ she has been a student in the Flo­ ters of the American Revolution rida State College fo r Women. A L L SOULS CHURCH was held Friday afternoon at the Oak Avenue anti Eighth SI. Miss Helen Verney returned on home of Mrs. A. Raymond Key on June 1 1, Sunday within the Oc Park Avenue, this being the last Thursday from Tallahassee where tave uf Corpua Chriati, and sec­ she has been a student in the ond Sunday after Petnecost. meeting o f the club year. Florida Statu College for Women. Mass at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Anna M. De Forrest, who Beginning with July, Mass will has made such a splendid regent, Miss Etta Hudson and Miss gave an outline o f the work o f the Thelma Eaton were the attrac­ be said the First Sunday o f the chapter in a delightfully given tive guests (if Mr. and Mrs. B. C. month at 10 o’clock and at 8 o'­ clock all other Sundays of the talk. • Eaton at their home in Osteen on J Splendid reports were given by Thursday and Friday. BMnss is said on week days at Mrs. W. E. Watson, treasurer nnd , |7 o’clock, hut on next Friday, the Mrs, John Leonard), secretary. Mrs. John llazelhurst o f Sump- Feast o f the Sacred Heart, Mass Mrs. G. Irving I.oucks read the his­ ter, S. C. nrrives today to uttend will lx* said at 0:30 A. M. tory of the chapter for the past the wedding o f her brother Ilunyear. Several new members were roe B. Hutton. She will be n guest C O N G R E G A T IO N A l, CHURCH voted in. of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake. Sunday Services. Election o f officers was held with Sunday School— 9:45 a.m. the following results: Mrs. It. E. It. J. Holly nnd S. O. Shinholacr Morning Service and Sermon — Tolar, regent; Mrs. A. It. Key, vicq leave today for Cleveland, O,, 11:00 a.m. regent; Mrs, W . E. Watson, treas­ where they will attend the Ro, , , Evening Service nml Sermon — urer; Mrs. L. R. Philips, record­ tarv National meeting ns repres- j g;()o p.m. ing secretary; Mrs. E. A. Dougentatives Sanford Rotary cordial invitation given to all lass, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Club. to attend these services. (’. A. Hinton, registrar; Mrs. A l- NOTICE ninole Creamery nay be Interested In that certain lot. piece <»r parcel o f land sUi BARGAINS Tuesday R. A. Newman w ill enter|ith« bridge-breakfast at her Fourth Street, honoring ile-Hutton wedding party, (•Hutton rehcasal will be 1bv a supper at the CounAlias Margaret Berner is lenvp;b which will lx* given by exander Vaughan historian; Mrs. C H R IS T IA N CHURCH Mrs Sunday with Mrs. R, E. DanMrs. A . R. Key honor- J. N. \\ miner. Chaplain; Services will be held at the High Forrest l-nkc, chairman o f finic| s um| baby and Miss Zau BirkMtwlding_ party. ________ , nneo nnd Mrs. Anna M. Del* or-1 beck o f Mt. Dora for Northhamp- School auditorium Sunday morn­ fest. Mrs. (,. Irving Loucks ami ton. Maas., by the Clyde Line from ing and evening. I t and 8 o'clock. Mrs. John Leunardi, advisory Jacksonville, when* they will spend Sermon subjects; “ The Deity o f Jesus” and “ Sowing and Reap board. several weeks with relatives of ing.” Special music. Thu public is I who wish to make up their A fte r the close o f the business Mrs. Daniels. cordially invited to attend. -the Fifth through the meeting, Mrs. Key served a de­ Please see Mrs. Babbitt lightful ice cream. 1-, . . Miss Roberta Carter nnd Miss CHURCH OF T H E HOLY CROSS Grammar School, Monday Eloise Smith o f Marianna, Miss First Sunday a fter Trinity. af. June l.t at 8 o'clock. Martha Murphree o f Gainesville, Sunday School at 9:45, and Miss Minnie Porter Harris o f Key Morning Service as usual at 11 West and Miss Mary Louise Dick­ o’clock, a.m. enson o f Tampa, bridesmaids in There w ill be celebration of The Bon-Ton Bridge Club was the Lnke-Hutton wedding will ar­ Holy Communion at the 11 o’clock rive today and will be the guests service. Rev*. James G. Glass o f­ delightfully entertained Friday a f­ ficiating. ternoon by Mrs. Edward Butts at of Mr. ami Mrs, Forrest Lake. 'h er homo on ,Park Avenue. Varl-colored garden flowers wore I Albert Connelly went to Jack- F IR S T .METHODIST CHURCH used in decorating. The prize fo r !®hvil! f Friday where he will meet Riv. T. J. Nixon, Pastor high *,n‘ > "1 Laurens, S. < ., Sunday Services. ■igh score, a beaded bag, was won * .l8S Sunday School, F. It. Adams, h; Mrs. J. L. Wells, and the cut who will be the guest o f Mr. and prize a basket o f Shasta daisies, Mrs. A. P. Connelly for the sum­ Suporintendcn, 0:30 a.m. mer. They will go cast early in wns won by Miss Florence Henry. Morning Worship. Sermon by A delicious salad course was serv­ July and make the trip up the the Postor, 11 a.m. St. Lawrence river and through Epworth League meetings, 7 ed after the game. Those playing were: Mrs. J. I). the Great Lakes, going all the way p.m. Evening Worship, Preaching Woodruff, Mrs. J. L. Wells, Mrs. by steamer. by Pastor. 8 p.m. Leo Rockwell, Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs. Thomas Owen left today A welcome for al. Como nnd Miss Fern Ward, Miss Ethel Henry Miss Florence Henry, and. Mrs. for Gainesville, whore she will as­ worship with us. sist in the University Library for Emmett McCall. two months during the Summer Welcome Joy! P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH session. She received a leave of The Pastor is now preacliing absence from the Library here for summer sermonettes, both morn­ ncess Ice Cream this period, and during her ab­ ing and nights on Sundays during sence Miss Helen Vernay, who j the summer. These are 12 min- y u se ....................... decensuml.r HENRY A. CltANB. d ecw ed. or otharwl**; nit parties elafitilng Interest4 in the Irtml sad *** hereinafter described unde.* Hr.NItv A. CRAMER, 'tecensed » r o th e r­ wise: W II.LtAM C. KITZSIMM*»N8; D E TR O IT, June 13— Castmlr ItUHKItT II. MliUHK and miOftE. hts trtfc; I ‘ BRCLVA1.L W. Kilisskewskl. age 24, n patrolman W TX H IM M O N 8: 'n m l ----- F'1 was shot and killed nnd an uni­ .MON'S; W I L L I A M H A M I L T O N F I T Z ­ SIMMONS. u r n ! -----------VlTZHI.Mdentified man was wounded today Detroit Patrolman Is Killed by Robbers David Miller o f Jacksonville has a been the guest o f his nephew nnd ■ wife Mr. and Mrs. Roltert Hern- ■ don. IH ■ w m H PEACH h Friends o f Mrs. R. W. Pearmnn Jr., will ho sorry to learn that she * * *1* ♦ > ♦ > ♦ > ♦ > *1* ♦ > ♦ > is quite ill in the Formosa Sani­ tarium. ■ ■ i M F jF r3> n M X ■ FORTUNE WINNERS HAVE TO “TRAIN”, TOO a n H X B ■ We know the disappointments when they are not rolved right, and are determined that users o f our ma­ terials will be nothing short o f delighted with their homes. u i .a n ! a M n ■ a N ■ M ■ M H ( U ■ Lot No. 2 Colored Silk Crepes and floral de* signs, georgettes and chiffons. Made by Co-Ed and other high grade dress makers. All sizes. Regular pi'ices $2o and $29. Monday— Betty Wales. New summer flat crep­ es and cantons. Colored silk prints. Beautiful high shades. Values up to $39. Special for one day— $ 16.95 $19.95 Lot No. 3 Irene Castle Dresses. Corticelli’s fine silk crepes, crepe satins. All new exclus­ ive styles and beautiful shades. Regulars $59 value. On sale Monday— _________ $ 36.50 ______________ i Carter Lumber Company headquarters is yours. Its service is our gift to you. your lasting satisfaction is the reward we expect. Feel free to make our office your headquarters when you plan to build. Fortune winners have to “ train” too. If you want to «• ready to meet the test o f opportunity ami W IN — begin lltw ,0 build up a reserve through regular saving. ftA x rn a n , That are ({uality Materials. W e know the problems niul difficulties home builders go up against. ■ ' rr!H athlete, "train” for their victories. By careful livand regular habits they store up the physical and •"eaial energy needed to win their victories. FIRST N A T I 0 N A I BUILDING MATERIAL OF THE AGES Lot No. 1 ________ ________ Silk D resses at One-Half Price Colored Tub Silk Dresses in the new light shades. Regular $15.50 to $17.50 dresses in all sizes. Also new colored voiles up to $16.50. Special on Monday— $ 11.95 BANK . 5 :Is ■ CARTER LUMBER COM PANY Phone 565. North Laurel Avenue SANFORD, FLO RIDA . . u i i i . n i . i U . . . m . i i i i i i . i . . . u n . i u . u . . m ■ B " * '» *| B .. * n •. The Y ow ell Com pany 3 i » i i i u . i U i . . u i i , „ . i H u . u M i M . u „ „ „ H l a n i i a a H , u lu a iM M IH a u lB I| | | | | u | V;,n J - •- �.GKM3DC THE SANFORD HEttAM), SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1025, Score by innings: kinpaugh, veteran shortstop was back in the Washington lineup nf- St. Louis -* - 000 020 000-2-8-0 ter being out fo r several days with Boston .. .. .. - 000 113 00x-T>-8-2 Batteries: Hush and Sevcrcid; an injury to his leg. Ehmkc ami Pidnich. ‘ Score by innings: Detroit.............. 000 000 020— 2 Washington 001 012 30x— 7 Batteries: Dnuss, Doyle and Woodall; Zachary and Ruel, I a » H IU ] Burlap nnd Muslin, 72 inches wide. Tampa Boxer Loses Decision In Orlando Today’s Gaines N A T IO N A L L E A G U E Philadelphia at St. Louis. Pruuklyn ulr Cincinnati. New York sit Pittsburgh. Boston at Chicngn. • ..AM ERICAN LE A G U E St. Louia at Boston. i S T . PETERSBURG, June U .— Detroit at Washington. B atting two Celery-Fed pitchers Cleveland at New York. f^r n total n t 20 hits, the league Chicago at Philadelphia. loading Saints Hnowed their visi­ SOUTHERN ASSO CIATIO N' tors under, n score o f 15 to 6, F ri­ day, mnking four runs in the third Little Rock nt Atlanta. and eighth and fourth. Four dou­ Memphis at Birmingham, ( 2). bt's and three triples featured th,! Chattuno" m nt Mobile. Nashville at New Orleans. game. The Box Score. SA N FO R D AB. R. J I.P O .A .E . Curley, I f . ........ 5 0 0 2 J) 1 IfrUhie, m ........ 5 1 1 1 d 1 Wnlzak, 2b. .. „ 5 1 1 8 2 1 McQue, c f.......... 1 2 3 2 0 0 Fiitley, lb .......... 5 0 0 10 0 0 Cusack, r f.......... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Slanzak, 3b....... 2 1 0 0 3 0 Ghnuncey, c....... 4 1 1 0 l 1 Walsh, p........... 2 0 2 0 0 0 Spowdeii, p. . . . . 2 0 1 0 2 1 Highlanders Get Seven Hits ft a * i • - To Six For Tampa Team Hut * V 3 8 V, TO 24 14 Lose Game By Score 3 to 1; ST P E T E AB. R. II. PO. A . E. Lakeland Hits Scattered A U erv-ef- .. » -6 O 0 2 0 0 Shannon, If. Martin, ss. . T A M P A , June 13.— The Tampa Mossner, 2b. Smokers turned the tables on the A-own, cf. .. Lakeland Highlanders Friday after Barnes, lb. noon, winning the second gnmc of (% yle 3b. .. the series by n score of 3 to I. Cobb pitched a henvy game for Tampa, holding Lakeland to seven scattered hits pml let down in only ones in nltig, when the losers put over their only tally. He gave up half his hits then and would not have been scored on, but for alow work by the Tampa third baseman prevent­ ed a double play that*would have retired the Highlanders scoreless. The Box Score LAKELAND ' AB. R. H. PO. A . E. Dumas, If..........4 n o i o o Buckley, 2h. 4 0 2 3 4 (I Surface, rf. .. .. 4 0 0 1 0 0 Brazier, cf. .. . . .. 4 0 l 2 () (I "Welch, its. .. 0 l 1 l I) Doyle, c. ......... 3 0 0 3 2 (I Ponder, 3l>....... 4 0 0 2 1 0 Ery, lh............4 0 111 l) o .Johnson, p.........2 1 2 0 4 o Butler, |>.......... 1 0 0 0 0 0 C IN C IN N A T I, June 13.-Cincinnati won its eighth consecutive gnmo yesterday by defeating Brooklyn, 0 to 0. Osborne was touched freely in the early innings while Rixoy kept the hits scatter­ ed throughout. The start o f the game was de­ layed by ceremonies incident to the celebration, o f the National League golden jubilee nnnlversnry. Boy Scouts, nmnteur clubs, semi-pro clubs, veteran players nnd the mod­ ern dignitaries o f the game, Judge K. M. Landis, baseball commission­ er, nnd John A. lleydler, president o f thu National League, participat­ ed in the anniversary parade. Score by innings: Brooklyn .. .. 000 000 000 - 0- 8-0 Cincinnati ... 201 100 02x— 0-12-1 Batteries: Osborne, Ilubbell nnd Hargreaves; ilixey nnd Hargrave. P H IL A D E L P H IA , Juno 13.— Chicago slaughtered Philadelphia yesterday to take the third game o f the series, 15 to 1. -While Fab­ er was exercising his usual spell over Philadelphia, the Chicago batters wore taking all kinds of liberty with W alberg and Andrews, n recruit pitcher, whose wildness was responsible fo r the six runs in the eighth. Heimach pitched his firs t ball o f tho season, and held the Sox In check, but left after four innings. Score by innings: Chicago . .. 500 O il 101— 15-15-0 Philadelphia . 000 (>0l> 001— 1- 0-2 Batteries: Faber and Schalk; Walberg, Heimach, Andrews, Glass and Perkins nnd Cochrane, N E W YO R K , June 13.— South­ paw Joe Slmutc held the Yankees to three hits yesterday and the In­ diana won, 5 to 2. Score by innings: Cleveland ....... 000 111 110-5-9-3 N ew York .. .. out 000 001— 2-3-1 Batteries: Shnnte nnd Myntt; Ferguson, Shnwkey anil Schang. Ileal Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property $8250. AT AUCTION Wc are permanently located in Sanford ' a r i l i: ok im i Of III*- • 'lor -i of ’ $4000. If you have Property you want sold— List it with nnd kiss it good-bye. I " " -"Hi 1 It H. S. LONG, Mgr. s B Chicago . Cliivvlnnil .. St. Louis .. Detroit „ .. N ew York .. Boston „ .. IliHutnll 4Jknni>, N. III. Yesterday’s Results SHOC1ATION Won Lost Pet . .. 33 20 .1)2" . .. 04 20 /j«1 t Y •••••• 4*v* * <•* v W, v *i» Rooms 9, 10, 11 The Opening of Branch Office of The II. II. Schulte Realty Co., Inc. A t Hotel Montezuma, Sanford PRESENTING Teddy Strauss, Dist. Mgr ” Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order We will build your house Complete— or Furnish mat rial Only Sanford *t*•:* +•> BUS LEAVES— 9:30 A. M. RETURNS— 1:30 P. M. M A K E RESERVATIONS EARLY >> : :-:-h h h The Price Is Right III,. 1*|,‘r ,,|, j;,uis. ■> *;* F L O R ID A S T .V It. LE A G U E Tam)iu 3; Lakeland 1. St. Petersburg 15; Sanford li. N A T IO N A L I.E AG U I Cincinnati ti; Brooklyn 0. Chicago 9; Boston 7. I'itsliurgh «i; New York 2. S. Louis 4; i'liiladidpiiiii I. KOI TH A T I ,A N T IC I.KAGU1 Columbia 10; Greenville 8. Charlotte (t; Spartanburg 4. Macon 7-3; Asheville 2-7. Augusta 4; Knoxville 5, SO U TH E RN ASS(>t' IA T H )S The only thing you can prove At Junta 3; Little Rock 9. by arguing with a fool is that New OrieatiH I; Nashville 3. Middle li; Chattanooga 9. you are another one. Birmingham 7-0; Mem phis 6-5. PRESENT TIIK PACTS IIUT TI1E DECISION MUST B! In times of extra need—o f sick­ ness, debt, change o f position, op­ portunity—that ready cash in your Saving's Account is the thing that turns the tricks. “ A Property of Merit” And that's fact— not talk. Get Offers Your Greatest Opportunity yourself a financial life preserver CO N VER SIO N Kmcnuin truly aaid: “ There is im thought in (lie mind hut it quickly tends to convert itnelf into power.” Have nut only the thought but the will to nave nnd you ran make good progrewn. Open mi account now with lhi» bank. today— in our Savings Depart­ Its Location Assures Safety With P rofit! In the City Limits. ment. Mellonville Ave.. and Hughey Streets SANFQRDfafrWPLEOGER LOAN AND SAVIN G S G.E.MtALL I Per Cent Intcrimt Paid on Havings Accounts P M SIDCN r [O fE t^ o u n ij. Sanford! Fla PH O NE 2 3-1 COMPANY__ _ 109 M A G N O LIA AVE MANAGER tm m •! » ^ S T R E M C T I I - S K R V IC Ii - I 'K O l i R B S S ] ■ ,ln ,| i. . ,\ |l | i Hinori ; Arthur K. V,,n, ',|; i : \M, |. . I'r.mli I. Ml,.. K III. hi ; It .1. Holly : Jl'.vman Terms Sanford Realty Co ALLEN AND BRENT Cypress anti IMne Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plaster Hoard Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Doirs Magnolia Splendid location— Beautiful Trees, We guarantee Satisfaction. •g Easy Terms Two Lots— Central and 130x120 feet. OUK SALES FORCE are EXPERTS We Have Three Bargains On Sanford Avenue CH ICAG O , Juno 13.— Chicngi moved nut nf the collar Friday l»j defeating Boston, 1* to 7. The lo cals bunched their hits o ff Coon oy. Score by innings: Boston .. .. .. 000 321 001-7-13C h icn go........ 220 030 tlx —9-14-i 10 Acres on Sipes Avenue on R. r ' uu|L ii, mid lui ZiciKdioln i.'oinil>, rioiid.i I*.,l,d lit Si. ii' oi I, I'lorldn l!ila Philadelphia Wm,hington Memphis .. . M o b ile ........ Little Rock ■■■■■■■» PITTSB U RG H , June 13.—V irg il Barnes faded to hold the Pirates In rt 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. check Friday, nnd the Giants drop­ ■ . . . . ped the opening game of the series ■ . ............................................................................. ....... 0 to 2. Score by innings: W A S H IN G T O N , Junrf 13.— Show New York .. .. 000 200 000- 2- 8-2 Pittsburgh „ .. 021 O il lOx—0-15-1 ing a return to form, Zachary pitched the Senators to a 7 to 2 ST. LO U IS, June 13.- Led by victory over Detroit Friday. PecSherdcll's pitching, the Cardinals defeated 1’ hilndelpliin here yester­ day, 4 to 1, winning in tin* second inning', when three runs were scor­ NEW ed. Score by innings: LUM BER YAR D Philadelphia .. 001 dim 000-1-4-0 A complete line of St. L o u is ........ 031 000 IHIx— 1-9-1 f] 1‘ Birmingham 15 years o f SERVICE Giant* Drop Opening Game o f Zachary Shows Return to Form, Senators Heat Tigers Scries to Pirates; Cards 7 to 2; Cleveland WinsFrom Beat Phillies nnd Cubs Win Yankees; Sox Heats Browns ot Get Out Cellar Position iv r K v r io N t i i ,u >. to n tiiM tii.ii o r s i M m i l l v w in- i m n Xmle„ i>« Iiertliy «li.n , unit tvo, T o ta ls .......... 31 l 7 24 12 0 III*! a mil t win iit'il, will mi lie- nut It TAM PA A B . It. 11,1*0. A . K. 0 *y or .llint, n|ij.1y tin II, mi nf Hi,. Snead, 2b........ 3 1 1 2 2 1 llatili' J. !. I >1" l t'ireiilt I'nurt I,I Mil .> • nil Jesanier, lb ...... 4 1 1 It) O 0 Ill t.'lri’ iilt. nt M i I'li.mil. n InI.idlcM.mWelk, ss........... 4 0 2 0 5 II font, h'lnrlilit, or on no,,n llinrciiflor tin lln, tmiUi.r din Intie oil, i.,r Leo, r f................ 2 0 1 2 0 (l .wroi'kl 11M• Ilia■/ orinxi Allen, cf. .. #4 2 U -0 2 0 (I a, ,i lii<rli'nJnix>r|i4ij*u.i|nk; tfAtrt'i i|ir> Estrada, If. .. .. 3 0 0 0 n i.V i'IIT I'I.ril. ns a .ori»M., f Ion, Pint fllOI-TT. unitor tin- I uivh Bouza, 3b......... 3 0 0 1 0 0 of itin st.ito h'lor:.lio Huggins, c ...... 2 0 0 4 0 I) ""lii. iioiivral u.uun and olijn-t Cobb, p. .............3 1 1 0 2 0 of iho coi'iMirutlon mi til tit to |,ro aiulu Water him ntlitvli.f »|io:*tn. It,, NATIONAL LEAGUE rlmiln», limit ruelsiv.. nnd d ,i, T o ta ls ..........211 3 11 27 9 1 ■aont of i«I II! in lion,hit , nnd <1:, Won L o s t l ’ct 1licouraK nmei ,,f ,,,,-lnl ini. i. om Now York .. Score by innings: muliinl liunr, vetu»iil. mui i .> Pittsburgh . Lakeland . 000 010 000— 1 amt ni'ivliii nnd liuilii:.iin .my mill nil Brooklyn .. ,540I T a m p a ......... . .. Olio thin mix— 3 It'UlUinnlo • nr.'r>l|li.io.,n' dohlri.il inr Cincinnati .. .540 Summary: Tw o huso hit, .Jess- Iho Uetn(ir of iln iii in11ir1.1, mnl lo nniair,- mi,I Imld hiui.i Mc lootilloii.i Philadelphia .438 mer. Stolen bases, Buckley, Snead. a ad Iiu IIiII iik or I, it 1id 11in it for tinSt. Lou1* .. .431 Sacrifices, Allen, Doyle. " Double lo'iii.'flt mid uttviiilce innii of mild Chicago .. .. .423 play, Buckley to E ry, Left on mo iii horn. En.ltyn .. .. M', ;i i ..pii*. ,| tdin. lor id Mich cor I’orntltiii Ih tinir on ril>, in in,. ,.f. N ew Orleans Atlanta „ .. Nashville .. . Chattanooga SEE US W H IL E STOCK IS PLENTIFUL K ILG O R E SEED CO F LO R ID A S T A T E LE A G U E Sanford at St. Petersburg. Lakeland at Tampa. Simfbrt! Scores Six Huns lit ( Early 1‘nrt of Game, Rut i f Fail lo Score on Morris; !c Saints Pound Out 20 Hit,s ready f ur "■„ i. 11, �■: ■ ^ s g H n P :w i i •Vi -- • iv jv • «.- i<fS5 ' PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 13. 1925. — . •r^ * • l w - Herald Classified The Herald Reaches Ads are quick Buyers Throughout Turn-overs and Results Seminole County The Herald’s M arket P lace Call 148. Call 148. FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES Classified Directory Daily Herald Bsnfurd [ant a d . r a t e s FOR BIG RESU LTS advertise in the FO RT L A U D E R D A L E D A I L Y ' LEW IS O 'B R Y A N . Officu In N E W S— it covers Broward County hcnitDole Bank Building Annex. thoroughly which is ono o f the 1‘ltono 417-L 3. most rapidly growing sections on the Florida East Coast. Sample I Yd* FAV It ITE RS A N D R E PA IR S copy and rate card upon retiuest. -to n e ad s. w il l W Tr~. Ihfd from a a tr o a a a n d r o t - r ( arni I nt media tel r fa r — ___ -— I**** • Dnr ______ ____ _____ H . a l l a * ___ ______— — *>■ a l l n r M^.a .......... . I f a lla a ^ Kara Typa A ll niukes of typewriters for L E A R N ABOUT font County and wile on envy terms, fur rent, also Lakeland, through the Star-Telorepairs. O ffico auppliea. Room 9 gram. Beat advertising medium In Bull Hldir. South Florida Published mornlnga. Star-Telegram. lakeland. Fla. P R IN T IN G OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales thiough the Xenia Gazette, W IG H T P R IN T SHOP— Printing Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Engraving. Embossing. See ns district. Want ad and display fir.it. W e tin it. Phone 417-W. rates on ropiest. It. It. Ave.-Comntercliil St. COI.ltMinin lOn ) T.EPOFIK— Clsss- 4ouhM above .i.t rfilucfil ratae »r« fo r run* <ullv» Insertion*. • u r J * uf av a ra g a le n g th n counted a lln * . Ileum charga *0e fo r flrat ..«rtlu5. f iJverllelng la reatrlcled to toper classification. ■tn error In made T h e Hixnll.rulJ w ill be responsible foitlr one Incorrect Inaertlon, xdvsrllser fu r aubaeiiuent Irilune The ofTIca ahnulil be |f!td immediately In caae uf *r t o a i i v k h t h e i m Htralf representative thornly familiar with rates. rule* J clai'slflcutlon. will g i v e ytm lol.te infurtnutlun. And If irlih. they w ill naalm you or,Hi.a your want ad. to It mure effective. [ig K O IIT A N T N O T I C * dfrrlhera should g i v e their at or puatufflce addreaa aa at their phone number If deilre reeulla. About one i t r out of a thousand hna n hone. and the other* cun't I'mmi Ira l » with you u III o i l know your addreaa. J. Service l ’ rompl. Automobiles E. S P U R L IN O , suh-dlvlslnn specialist. Snhtlivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and Flora Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. I02U 1021 JO‘2'1 IU23 F iit J P im l I'nril I uni Cmipr— Kvfrn*. Tn it r I ii k I nr. In ii r I n u f o r . It nnull out ('nr. IOIII Kuril lino IJ2I Karil Knurl Delia err. I I . II MV T i l SO III: I ’ KO I'I.K M A IN E —-VYatervllle, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands o f Maine peo­ ...... I. W. Phillips’ Sons ..... ple are Interested in Florida prop­ JAM ES It. C O W A N — All kinds erty. Reach them through the DODGE SE R V IC E o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Sentinel. Kate card on applica­ Water and Bout Tanks. A t Oak tion. W A N T E D Avenue and Third Street. Telephono 111. A L IT T L E W A N T A D In T h e ,,------;------Downtown business Herald will bring you big re -.M A N T E D : suits. Advertise those old urtlcles I property, Must be a bargain, .MIRRORS RE SILVER ED lowest price nnd terms in Furniture bought and sold. Call you have stored away anil have j answer to this ad. Address "Bus­ .lackson Furniture Co., Phone (147. no use for. A title thirty-cent itfl| may bring you several dollars, i iness property." c.o. Herald. Phone 148 and a represenlalive w ill j W A N T E D — Competent secretarycall to see yoe. stenographer. Call Monday, nt Seminole Bank^iluilding, Lawyer's k llK A C LR Concrete Co- general FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando office. J. C. Bills. Jr. morning Sentinul; largest classi­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. I . B. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ W A N T E D T d B U Y : Downtown imum 24c cash with order. Terw llleger, Prop. _____________________ ______________ businnr.s section. Must be a bnrT H E M O RN IN G J O U R N A L is the j K7,in . ‘l ml lh,! *c n " s. , reaannohle. UJLL LU M B E R CO. House accepted want ad medium in What have you? Address "InvesService. Quality and Price. tor" cure Herald. Daytona (F'a.) One cent a word v i insertion. Minimum 25c. Lumber and Building Material $2*5.00 DOWN and $70.00 a month Carter Lumber Company 1’A M P A , F L O R ID A — '7 nmpu Dally wil buy lot on Magnolia A ven­ N, Laurel St. Phone 6RB Times, the great home dally ue. Price $1250. Address S. I), fi, rate lW c per word, minimm.. Care Herald Office. charge 25c cash with, order. Write W A N T E D — Position as manager for complete rate card. or foreman on truck farm or Address " 11" Box W E S T " i n c i N I A —ClarKsburg. T h « orange grove. U s A R C H IT E C T Cim Kstiura Exponont. niorning 10.7A-Route A. Member 1_ L A Efficient. Building Material T H IS BUSINESS D IRE CTO RY -lin e d tn p la c e w it h in e a * r ■f Ike people of Sanford |lervlrea ■» often neetlrd. pall thin list when any npe•ervlre la retnilred. It la B>ie<l alphabelleally fa r m n t r n lr a r e . Fur Space In This IlIRKC T 0 R Y PH O N E " 118 DAVID B. HYKB iteitied Directory rroM om i.RS fob rent Drivo it Car LA-REEL ir»«lf. D*k an.t Rcciind SL jd* 3. IF. AUTO SE RVIC E Day night. Meets sll trains. Raytransfer. Phone 551 and fi.7-W CAFE tlKI.I, C A F E rd's best in Service and QualFirst Street and Park Ave- Chiropodist FOOT S P E C IA L IS T L’urn*. Bunions. losrnw- KY'S DRUG STORE — Pretptlons, Drugs, Sodas. Wa i »< near you as your phone >1 IICI. Miscellaneous I B U Y— pay cash for second hand pin nos. Address P, O, Box 752. ENJOY T H E COOL refreshing summer ill the mountains of North Carolina at the ALLEN HOUSE, H E N D E R S O N V IL L E , N. ( ’., lovely rooms, largo airy windows. Good home cooked meals. Rates reasonable. F’or any fur­ ther information write the Allen House, (V!l Oakland Street, Hen­ dersonville, N. C., or Central Hotel Clearwater, F’ ln. For Kent FDR R E N T — Ground Bldg., 205 Oak Avo. stairs. C. T. Smith. IliK Nulls. Iluuvy ( ‘allii u i r i or llruil ncblns re.a. I m i. r. t.. cisi.isn Orhuolo. yiiWi.il Drew I ’ houe. lllilW. ICIuvaior ANFORD E LE C TR IC CO. ttreeisors to Gillon Si Platt Mdgnolia. F>erything elec'*!• Phone 4will Klectratfith Floor Fllks lniiuirc up- W. II. LONG M EAT M ARKET ‘CIO. --- IILIN G S T A T IO N S A N D AUTO S U P P L IE S 410 I’ nnford Ave. Sanford, F’ la. Try Smith’s Barber H. A.SFEIR Shop for good barber Contractor and Builder work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. •99-M — Phone — 499-M 2108 P A L M E T T O AVE. E. F. L A N E REALTOR Room s F irs t 501-502, N a tio n a l .o h : O O oT H E A R D k •u H 11 ■ M II M 3 : u II II 214 E. FIRST ST. : W. It. SMITH, mc; u . Everything For the Sportsman At Bafl Hardware Phone S Mil l i l l . A M ) r . i n f T l v * n i T h a i HilVal You Moiipy. M»*nu fa rt ii m l ht iJI.rrw.iii-l.liiitnlf) l*MI it f I t . Hold liv MHMimi i*%i\ r n n i P i M i 114 IiI i i i i i i k L ........ .. u -Til A% m*j* Earle T. Field 1 1 1 : 1 1 . i : » t'A'i 1 : — 1 v v r.s r v ti: v r i lotliliv I'uL-.ton- Itrumlcv ISIdg. Sunfidd Fliirldn ■ n u a a a N a iiifla u ii 'H O M E A 'b H 'T .TH C NOO L O ^ i T ^ O U t ^ X ACT . .l'h ? ^ O R R T - ' rHevO»-ve>0 « ‘ b JT M lf A K I T J t r - ' IM OURN. J •i'b/srAC. A M Y IM O R E -N T O H E/SRT 'i B R E A K iN C , * > ’ !l% C l D , B Y C O L L Y : IV S V 1U L c >e : N 0 II 1co Is hr■reby g iven that I. I*. llagi,n tnirehil ser of Tax Cert If leal,v No. li, dated the 7th d tv o f Jlllle A. 1 1 . 1 :>in, has fill'll ftutil cert I f lento •n my office, nml baa miiiln applle 11loti fur tux Ucol tn Issue In ncc irduncc with law. Said certlftcato cniiir.'ici H tlin follow tii.c dcsorlln il prii|i. it> sltiiuted In Si-mlmd" connty. Klorldu. tn-w lt K ' i of S K ' , o f NIC *4 N K «l See. .15. T » p. !!• S. It. preiulHea lirrelliafter de*rrll,cd wit11 ile 111 Seinlliidn I'n iin l), Flurid.x. tn -w lt: led F iv e (5 ). Dlm-k ( U » o f the Origin al Map o f the T o w n nt Alexandria, which In now Ovledn, FI 1it-Idu, na per plat III, renf, duly recorded In the I'n ldlc Iteeorda o f Kvmlmdn < minty. Florida. It appearin g l>> the mvurn 1,111 o f cniiiidalut herein that you may In, I ill created In that certain ileacrlbttd ! lot o f land In Seinlmde Gonnty, Flo rid a, nnd dencrlh- d nliove. You 1 ami ,-iu-h o f you are hereby eomniumled nnd rixpilred in appear to •aid hill o f eouudulnt at the Court Ih'ii III Sanford. Semlm le County, Florida, on Monday, the •: 1 It day o f •I'd V A. U I ‘.*35. other wit, eald hill *vIII he taken im eonfe.ecd l,y v»Ui .aid Mil « f ciirnidalnt having been filed for the purpime of (luleting title lu Die nhovr daacrlhed land In the ,-oinplainttnH J W illiam Marlin and 1‘nurl <i Martin. It In fu rther orderod that thin order he outdlatied one,, a Week for e ig h t eon*eci|Uve w , « k * In tile San­ fo r d llerAld. a uowiipuper puhll.iieil in Hnmlnnio <fountr, Flo rid , Dona and ordered thla the Mh day , " f May. 13 35. I oval ‘ V. (3. I HUH I LASH, I'lerU of the Circuit Court for Setetmde County, Florida, in : A. M W KICKS, L). C. JA M ICS tl. S tlA ltO N , |.May ». io. 33. 30 . I June «, 13. 30. 3 7 ; June 4. V/H/Sy /\ R E X .4E F - t h e — 111 NOTICE e n /e r y o n e in t h e } HtiUC. tCiOt-U 1 0 0 0 HA*d fV?l' V • iL Fourteenth TTircct—From ford Ave To I'almxrto Ave. c& San­ F ift e e n t h Street— From Sanford Ave.. to Mag nulla Ave. Hughey S treet— From Sanford Ave. to Id ly Court. Sixteenth Street — From Sanford Ave. ti. Magnolia Ave. Hone Court Streets ( A l l StrgeUl In H-*-» Court Hithutvlslun > K l.l.K N HUY. T a x Collector - I'tibllnh Juno lu, tt, 13, 13. II. 1r \\ itith . ml l© & I'jfu— V & //A tr f' = C ; f s»OU A C A T - T l IC Y S V A H T T O C U C E .tR T O O U P I V Io * , zsy i TO R F A C Il B U Y E R S or Milan o f Florida real estate advertise In the St. Petersburg Timex. One cent cent a word daily, two cents * worxl Sundays. Assessments for Ihe Paving of Ihe following streets will he due June 15, 1925. HERE. TO DAY - J H F I T TO •it’ IKT TITI.K T. W . I.atvton, ('uniplultiaiit. v*. Kailua I). SuVldge, If living, ate., e l at.. Aa-ft ndunla, tlrr.er f o r I* old lent Ion! The Htntn o f F ie r i,la T o : bUntnii l>. Savld ge, Jume* W . LI1-, ly, Thomaa W. Moran. G eorge F,,x •I„d .'liirv I*. Fox, hi* Wife. l», W . K u r i l e and K a te L Currie. Ida iritv, flo u r y Jonegat, t.lm-ulii U. Htu,-|im:k and Catherine D. Sturhuek. hi* wife, J. >' I ‘at term 1u. HI la See g a r and J. T, Heegar, tier hualuind, and K, h. MeNnlt. and each o f them tf living, and If dead all purllex rlu lm ln g any Inter,'ala lu tin, land ami preinlaex In volv ed lu title milt, un heir*, itevl**-,•«, grant,-ea. or other claiinanta under the auid Kmnia l>. S.avldgn, J nine* W. L illy, Thomas. W . Moran. G e o r g e Fox nml Marv I*. Knx. hi* w ife , t). »V. Currie mid K ate J*. C u r­ rie. his w ife. Henry Jiim gni. L in ­ coln *!. Sl.irhm-k nml Calhnrliu> U. Slnrhnek. hla w if e I K. I’ atterSOli, Klla ,Se,-giir and J. T. Heegar, her hunhuml. and K, M McNutt, nml each <>f tin in, drreuHiid o r utherWla„;.\ml 111 llaloit oiigh K r o e e r v Conipany. South Flo rida N aval' Si ores Comtinny, nod each of them. If 111 legal existence, and If dlnnolv,-d or o th erw ise extlnet, nil partlea c la im in g any Interesln la the land amt premises In volv ed In this suit, as successors. Iliiuldators, creditor*, g r a n t e e * or other cla im ants under said llllls h o ro iig ii Grocery Company, nnd South F lorid a Naval Stores Company, extinct o r otherwise, and all parties ctalmliiK Interest In Ihe land and premises hereinafter d e ­ scribed situate In Heinlmdo Coun­ ty. Florida, t o - w lt : T h e NlCCj of the N W ' i o f Sec. I I . Tp 21 S. It. 31 K. T h e H W , of HKM o f Section II, T o 31 H It. 31 K. T h e 8 K 1, o f Ihe 8 W t t o f SeeHon II. Tp. 31 S. It. 31 K T h e N S uf S W L o f S IV U nr Sec. II. Tp. 31 S. It. 31 K. T h e N S o f N 4 o f N S o f NK '» o f 8 B H See. I t . Tp. 21 H. It. 3 1 K. It a p p ea rin g by the sworn hill o f cotnplulul herein that you and each, o f you may he Interested In those c erta in inn-ts o f land situated In Sem in ole County. Florida, and d e ­ scribed a bin e. you. and each o f you, are hereby commanded and retiulr. eil to uppenr to said bill o f rum-, plaint at tho Court H o u s e , in San­ ford. Seminole County. Florida. ,i>% Monday, the <th day o f July, A. I*.' FJ33. Otherwise said hill w ill he tak en nn confessed by you. said Idll o f com pla in t h a vin g been filed fo r the purpose o f ,|lil«Gng title to I be above described tracts tif laud In the complainant. T. W. Lawton. It Is fu rther ordered th -t Hit* order lie published once a w eek fo r e ig h t colinrculivu weeks, In T h « Sanford llernld, a newspaper pub­ lished in Sem inole County, Florida. Hone and ordered this the Stl» day of May, 1335. I Meal) V. K. D O U G LASS, Clerk o f Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, JAS O. 811AItON. Solicitors fo r C om pla ln anL May 3. I«. 23. 10; Juno *, I I . 30, 27: July 4. » N O T . “bELE. A C A . T - EACV\ It 95 R u ild in g . ^TO C O H O M E- AM * IE .TH E Y O N LY K N E L W |IO W . [C L W 5 W E a r e - Phone Hank Rales Force:— Miss Iluba Williams, Mis* Helen llosge. By GEORGR McMANUS ; o r n H c 'c m '' A t- H ig h w a y I'llV , grfpii hii u i» f a t h e r R 7 D ix ie 221-E First Street, opposite postoffice j Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. ■ and I nvestors Attention! ! Water front— Lots anil I, Hlock < Sure to he in (ieniatul. Husineas Sites— Lots 9, 10, .'11 anil 22, ! nek M. Entrance on two streets. Excellent l’or RuruRo or department store. Apartment House Site— Lots 17 nnd IS, Hlock H. Ai: opportunity for small investor. "r H.-tl Dial second-hand goods? HTS—Three stations. Magand Second. F’ irst and Elm, iifurd Avenue and 10th S t m t . P*rt service. 195 a c r e s Reasonable Terms Hrfull i* m nr HI m1$ fr.lining lit** iii*ii liuHrr »* liu*vi onl> |irrili»ii<« «*%|ir rim** fiml lii*«*ti |«nf* li*»lnv Ini) mill ru m •*» t* nml a*. Mm* it rlllnl lil in iim r$«rt*f nil) iim hIi «* m u I fi, nml lu* ie«(i 111mm fnlrl> h i *II •mill Hu* liiiilrn* ru m Hu* ki ll nml fiihi him (<• |ifi**M flu* m mil oil ti|i|ilrH it xi*I'oitil llitir* Hi* rfitnr In flu* ihitir friini (h r hnlIrr « |»M»»(r). hnftlliuc Ifii* o f n|i|if«*M In Iilw It a mi 4, — 5 acres . hifikr*! Iiii|iilrlki^l> m flu* liitufpyR li INI Hi r n n«J,n|t In ii rnrnf Irtil t nln*, T h e said land being sis-irtt-n-d nt Ilia *■11 filrli (itir uf *rii» u nnt •« wiKid1 diii* o f tin- I-inanee o f such c e r t i ­ ficate In the mi me o f 11, .1 Lawler. inn* V* T l i r tin** •(*(*» frilf tir il ii tnl f r l l r I is Iif 1 nli < said c e r tific a te shall be reilreinnl accoralnK to law tax deed lint-k In If. lit***ni f I f tin |t|i«*iini f h r tt n litlit *Mi u h l r h **lir utu« init-I "'III I s •io* tlii ii-on on tlu> l.lllt day First Street Fxtemiion FOR S A L E — Space nn the page for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, and H ouse, barn nnd g a ra g e . W hnl il«U rniinirr iirn U in on* limn mi) llalta;; i*%rr|»l llinl | .51* t igiir, nil litipe uf d NU-Ii lm*i lirrii nlinmliinril fur ) r n r « . U lr«< tnlk , nImmiI x r n l n * nml mure tnlk itlnint urn nnti. I ’ eople hint* tnlkrd an intirli nliuitl i f h ler nit«1 11 n %r r«*ml mm mm* l« n i*itit f ! urn lee nml lim e Mlnffril ItkcinwcIt r<a i mi full iif ttir (drift uf a m Ire, Hint one iif tlir er» lug n«*ml« o f tlir (tier | I* lift nic n l l . f i f t l in i t ) 11*• e j r a , •Mil unhriiril nnd niib**rdnl. I r r i r r In itir need fur «rrfftnl*«| Seventy-five acres, five in grove, six room house. for mnnd am iiiilit*—Inr ti on wr ntu Id n lluil Uiiniv Hit* (liffrrriii *• l i r f i i r r n [ Lighting system, out buildings, on hard road. I Itr p11 r I«»r nnd I Ii r I. i I Hi e ti« f n r ' Twenty minutes ride, immense development with­ 1'imtiH l It nt k ii mi I In*' d U ierriu 'e In*-1 • n r fit tut (inlnii nnd mi riCiCt lml l*rin half mile. Worth fifteen thousand, if sold at Iffr r u n pitchfork nml 11 tlliuu r » fork, fur Hiir«nnnld<i lh.il k n o ll llir once TE N THOUSAND. TERMS. d ilfr r r t ir r l i r l f f r r n n ainfrl) pin nml t n liutllr of nmi11»Iuit n) nip. I tuiti liiikiiiK In llir n l f e o f n friend of mine Hit* other dm mill Kifie iifiM linn «i I it v« Iins Ihe fuel Hi ill her ’ i|1lii *<«I*si mt turn rated 1* a mil I Inn ] or inure tinil wlie had lo u i h Ii her till n itiwften nml elean tip her nil n Jrtiniii. I l e r litinih w e re full of 1eopiiw, anil >1111 eotiid lell (hat llie> Here Ihe klml of ruriia Hint riinir from it liroooi handle nml mil from a gulf Hub. A nd a no* lie r hiiimeiilfe u m let!! ln& me of a l e r ) rinlitirriiHliiic ev\ i*erienee wlir had In llir rerenl pawl. m i t h i : o r w ’ l'i.ii’ vn u M *<m She hum k I i I hk a irr> * i t r l l illulnic. r o i n r. s k v r j it h T A \ n t ' K l i t M i K I t x| it 'T l O Ni .371 i > i m u i t j The (III) he I nre Ihe lilic dinner |»arl > .it m i i vi. n u r i i t , v m i i v n i . H III' T I I H G i : m : h VI. STATUTES her H ell Irnlned holler left. She « i u v n , i i .m i n i \ . i \ i h a m '. O F 1r u n n t ATI-: OF FI .lim it.\ . F’OR R E N T: An apartment, f u r n - ‘ VCheap KDIH. died. hudrouut. Nil** Npnil (hp Park First Come. AU G U STA C H R O N IC LE — Au­ gusta, Ga.— Augusta's greatest 15 classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum 2fi a c r e s i n b u d d e d la n d Seminole Business Exchange FOR R E N T — Cottage—Juhit Mu*sun. “ tru ck la n t it * C o n s t l.in t * R a i l r o a d , run th r o u g h p r o p e r t y . i On the Market! irKVKI.ORKM.I A T T i r N T I O N — r « n •acola la (ivKliioliitr ttiu * r « a t r u l >lv vulii|i(neiii In lilorplti'* hlainry; • lutir nillllon *ItiM.,r hlatrway lu ilia *n*if liMt-'i Just rnlahv'i; a i w e inlllluri ilttllttr bi'luxa Hcrnaa Kanant Mu liuv aiurleil: *|uurtu|mMMon iJ-illur opera limiao uiuler conwlruci lia r; tw o mtllloiia lialng apent uti I lilirIi w a y ; nrf.ii.-ti ft'sncB for Itve •lavalopera t<i get In «*a aruuinl flooi. W r ite lievalupmenl Kepurtlllnllt Tile I'eltMUCol* New a. KI.F.CTRICAL (R i n g i n g tim b e r la n d . 1 Rooms For Rent 20 a c re s Elton J. Moughton DRUGS AART THE F L O R IS T ” x>?'Jfrs ^or °h occasions. Myrtle. Phonj 260-W good trees; The Ball Hardware AUTOS FOR IIIB F.______ FLO RIST oran ge m PA LM BEACH C O U N T Y — The scene of stupendous developmentRoad about it in the Palm liiach ■■ e4i Post. Rnmpie copy sent on re>juest. H ILTO N ’S TART E LE C TR IC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. W. Central Avu. Orlandu, 210 a c r e s on O c k ln w a h a r iv e r . S A L E S M A N W A N T E D — Paint A PA vTM E N T FOR R E N T - Attractive ami convt•nicut. Cull and Vurnbdi Salesman for Sunford by old eatabliahed Florida at II eraltl nlfice tor fm thc r inmanufacturer. P refer men ac- t'orimition. f t (iuninted in Sanford ami vicinityV ---- FOR R E N T : Tw o furnished room Paint experience not necessary. apart meat, Impiim 7 0 Holly Ave. I.lbcinl commissions. Write Wnl Alr.t. G. VV, Smith. ADVEHTISINC. g« t.i rasultu if tt lace Paint and Varnish Go, 111 _ . ih iiiik u a iloi* reachen potential huyurs. Pa-1 W. 7th St., Tampa, F’ln. FOR R E N T: Nice hmall apartI LI .Magnulia Ave. Intkii Daily New* id circulated in mu it furnished or unfurnished. f> F’irat t'iaa.a Barbers an indual iu! and ngricoll urnl secOver Karaite, in rear of 701 Park UllfC mi n r o iim lilrrn tilr tin u iiu il e( of .lime A. I>. 1 1 1 3 5 . Special Attcnliun W ANTED! tlon. 1S e a l) V. 1C. HolUil.A.SS Ave., Mrs. Williams, Phone 211. u h u f *Mii m lis lil r a i l 1I 114 . Given T<» Luilica nnd Chihlrcn. MiitiirHiilrw I h I nIi fhal (h r fttrt'lerb 1‘ lrciilt Court Heniinidd A D V E R TISE tn iT.e Journal-Her­ fiir.% flinf ItnlhN l-Isotri I'tiarfirN Counlv, Klurlda, Second hand flat or roll top FOR K E N T : Furnished npart- ivmiftl Nf.tr f In nt n vi ii furl iirlui; prrald, South Georgia's greatest \ By: A M. W B K K S . I*. C. Desk. tnt'lit:t. A ll cnniplete and in lirst i na |h» If 1 1«i* % i*«i«* i if hi a lu.«• ir|<|| • new.ipspcr. Morning, afternoon, Coiuiitioo. Shirley Apart- t t M'l**** tinil1 wrll l hi in t»« a m u tiii - 1 IV I ' l i t r i ' i T r o i i t r . ; t i i J l l l i t c l rhinaware in English i’ urce- weekly and Sunday f ?-*i.jHed rater 11 vi. « m i 1 i t , s i i v i i n u i . i : < h i v ('.ill Room II Ball Block lnipnt.nl 219 East First Street. Un- 2!,1Jr„J,i,,rr* " " " ..............* ,M* P'c per line. Wnycross Journal TV. KI.OIIIIIV. 1% IIIVMTCItV, lains, Huvariun ami Japanese (fernld, Wnycros*. Georgia. Jcr new management. t ours. mil. It I r.f. TO Q I I 1ICT TITLFfc W A N T E D — Sonic one to repre­ F’OR R E N T — F’ uinished rooms — China make lovely gifls J. W illia m Marlin ami IV a rl O. T A M P A MORNING T R IB U N E — sent the original J. R. Wutkins .Marlin, Ii I m w lfr , Complnluanta. near now hotel. 1009 Union Send in your subscription U the v*. Tribune or hand t to your i ical Co., io Sanford, You cun nupply A v e . W. R Alexander. If living, nml If daily neceii.titiea to regular cus­ dead, nil purlleH elaltnliiK, by dealer so you can read F'lorida’a Mirtiiigh ur under W, 1C. A le x a n d ­ - One 10 Room greatest ne wars per. One year tomers and make $75, $50 a week FOR R E N T er. deeeaHed, ur u lh .r w U e , « t *1., house furnished or unfurnished. G. T A Y L O R D Y E R |H00, (5 months Jt.OC, three tuoalhs easily. Write The J. R. Watkins 1lefelidulll*. Co., Dept. J. It. 02-7(5 West Iowa Also rooms nml apartment.Order uf I'uldlrnl Inn. $2.00. I f you deairc $1,000 insur­ St., Mcmphi», Term. Tlu« Sla te uf F lo rid a: T**: Print ing— Decornf ing Simmons Really Co., Phone -I9-.I. ARCHITECT ance policy arid 75 cents to your w . 1 :. Alexander, If living, nml If c/der. PHONE dead, all purlieu claiming any In­ F ir s t N ittio im i Hank U ldg, ter, m lu the land, herein after il*-. "DO YOU W A N T to buy or sell S l I l l l C H L U l l . M'rllied, aa ludra, devisee*, g r a n ! ee-g ■ n iiiid other rlalmunla uniter W M, S a n fo rd , -------------- F lo r id * anything?” I f so advertiso lu M Alexander, decenaeil, nr nthei ivlau; ■ iho “ Guinciivillo Sun.’* And all part lea claim in g any In■ tereat of, In and in Hie lamU ami Orlando, F le rlda |ATI!ItR A N D MOTOR REW IN D IN G . l.OST: One large size black and . tan huund dog. White in face J and around neck., Frank I* Woodruff. inrluitliix Soniluy, niornlnc i»»u s I c«ru o « r v»>u>n, mtiiinium Me. Hose Uulldlng 1ESSING - - ft'mUigrnpbing, king and m ailin g—as you tt it—when you want iL )r« G73. II. E. Porch, First oral Bank Bldg. IN LAKE COUNTY ■ Service USED CARS TO REACH tti* prosperous farm ­ ers and fern growers o f Volusia county advertise in the DoLand Daily News, rate lc per word, chah with order. ! FO U N D — Automobile license. The 5 owner may have same by cal­ ■ ling nt Herald office nnd identi­ FOR S A L E : Pair o f mules, five fying nnd paying for this ad. years old and without belmishes; also good two-horse wagon. All going to sell nt some price at once. See them at Mr. Dyson’s. Central and F’rench Avenues, Sanford, Fla. FOR R E N T — Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates, ■ FOR Q U ICK S A L E — On contract. Lincoln House. a 5 acres. 750 feet on hard road. ^ Just beyond country club, $1,900.00 ^ cash; $8.75,00, balance, 10 semi- I I O V i:i>s \\ VI T II \|. annual monthly installments, 5 per i*.ii. Hr mi I noli' IliiilNtj i i a l U i r i Fti.s ci nt paid any one broker negot­ **miifonl« Flit. iating sale. F. II. Scruggs, Ocala, Fla. Jlrnr Hill T IN A N D M E T A L WORK d U r o e tla u a a p e M I N T be de In p e rso n a t T h e B a « llr r a ld e t f lr e n r by le tT r lr y h u a e dleriw M lBa re n u t v a lid . arlfoua. F'OR S A L E — One large Davenport hnd one large wardrobe. A ll ouurtered oak, also one side board. One hall rack, Uenrdull Ave. John Pezold, Sr. irleil tula h » v « the largest olrculatlnti In Southwestern G eorgia Itste *<• f ( - w n r d ) llna. R E A L ESTATE LOST — Pebble leather pocketbook containing lietween $20.00 and $70.00 in currency. Finder j please return to A . M. Adams nnd ■ receive reward. Et)R S A L E : Highway trailer, good FOR S A L E : New bungalow — C rooms, bath, electric light, garcondition. Mrs. Utppin, West acre, two porches. South Sanford First Street, Box 12G. Ave.. $500.00 w ill handle. Bal­ F’OU S A I.E : My 10 ncru farm on ance like rent. Fred S. Houston, Cameron Avenue, close to Moore i Box 09(1. Station, small cash payment, rea­ sonable terms. S. E. Bnriett, Box F’OR S A L K — Cheap, one o f the best grocery businesses in the 95, Jacksonville, Fla. city. Ini|uire at 516 Cypress Ave. F’OU S A L E :— Brand new stucco bungalow facing east on Pal­ FOR S A I.E — fi room house. Cheap — J. T. Pope, Contractor, 5Id metto. A wonderful buy. Ad­ Celery Avenue. dress “ owner,” care o f Herald. LAW YER Tirmi; Cash in Advance ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a N Lost And Found For Sale For Sale Advertistng AND PROFIT m n I yA I* ■ g r r s e l l g l l e a ( a t Malaria, ^ 1. G/3 n © I K 3 or I wt u F katuwc Srnvice. U c.' Great Hritain nghtr r n T i .■ . _ l< . ■I i . Chills und Fever U t* ti"u c o r H U io u s F e v e r . tt L U U U x t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 13, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 13, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald