13 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/be60bc1bbca968c3eaf922af6fdfdaa7.pdf b50b04d087d9d0403f2997637c651faf PDF Text Text H JR N E W S P A P E R 4 in Florida’s Heart, rld’s Greatest Vegetable Its Richest Garden Land UoMtUadwithlocal showers and thunderstorms Tnetday' and pro­ bably Wednesday pwwd ir a f south­ east and sooth wind*. ' ASSOCIATED PRESS d ispatches SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 19. 1925 Baby Farm Death Quiz PR ICE FIV E CENTS South Dakota Sells Gas For W /2 Cents Auto King's Entry to Wall St.-eet Seen, in Establish­ ment of liraneh of Detroit Firm Having Ford Hacking Venture Viewed With Surprise By Bankers MITCHELL. S. D., May 19— F. \V. Mnrmnti. state director of gasoline sales, ordered all state filling stations to cut their price of gasoline to 1<J 1-2 cents Monday after a HO days test period, during which the state gasoline sales commis­ sion may base n fair price to dealer*. Prior to the reduction order the state sold gasoline for 21 cents. This price was mnde on an understanding that during the test period a three cent margin over the refinery pri­ ces, plus the freight and the state tax would be observed. Mystery Youth Great Commoner Hegins Open Fight Against Teaching of Evolution Theory; Greeted With Mikl Hisses, Cheers Minister Takes Issu e.. With Bryan Remarks Enormous Growth of Business Believed to Have Induced Ford To Open His Own Hank Tennessee Statute Forbidding Teaching of Evolution And Hibiicnl History Are Upheld NEW YORK, May 1 9 .-T h e en­ trance of Henry Ford into Wall S t ™ ! was set»n by some bankers Monday in the announcement that the Guardian Detroit Company had neon established as the New York investment branch of the Guardian tTrust Company of Detroit, of which i Ldsel Ford is « director. Relationship of the Ford inter­ ' esta to the new hanking enterprise I in N\nil Street also was given a direct contact by ti,« „f Krmyst Knnz.oler, vice-president of the Ford Motor Company as a di­ rector of the Gunrdlnn Detroit Company. rhe Guardian Trust Company of Detroit, a recently organized in­ stitution which is believed to have the backing of the Ford millions, obtained its foothold in New York by the acquisition of Keane, Higbio and l onipnny, Inc., an invesl- NEW YORK. May 19—William 3W ’WMS Chicago i Man Placed On Trial Charged With Killing Ward By Use of Poisons School Head Will Be Star Witness Prosecution Weaves Strong Case About Faiman’s Testimony CHICAGO, May 19.—Three C. L. Hritt, President, Says Citizens Must Contribute If City Is To Remain in Florida Slate League to the Finish 'following the election Monday night of C. L. I’., ill os pr . ..>>,« nt un.l E. L. Iturdick, secretary, the liasebuli Club today against teaching evolution into Sanford _______ Twenty-Two babies have died whlh launched un intensive drivo for the open and that “wo are going Geisen-Volk, pictured above as rhe funds to keep the club in the lea­ out to win.’ “ We must win,” he charge of having substituted unoth gue and to build up a winning or­ ndded, “if tbo world is to Ik* snvby William Angercr. ganization. Mr. Bryan had just said that the Mr. Hritt and Mr. Burdick suc­ ceeded Judge E. F. Housholder as mernists can not send mission­ Umntnts nearor to a ueuiepresident and Vance E. Douglas, aries abroad because they have no secretary, who resigned. Judge message to send. feisur Piip soon will confer Minster Mhjerts Householder wus elected vice-pres­ L with the Treasury Secretary “You are unfair to ns—that is ident. [on the basis of memoranda It was brought out nt the meet­ not true.” declared Mr. Williamson U between the two officials ing of the club officials that the from his scat. “ I speak as a Congufore, it is believed a concrete contributions to baseball in San­ gregationulist minister. We be­ Ltjtiun will be worked out. ford this season was less than the lieve in majority rule and each [ -|)un" Not Responsible support given the club in 1920, and church is guided ns it wishes in l mu declared Monday hovv- Famous Hiimn/ist Anti After F o rm erG o v ern n r Admits Story that out of a population of 10,000 this matter. Wo believe in the Mighty Fleet of Liquor Men [ Lut there wus no connection , only about GO citizens have con- freedom of the human spirit.” Dinner Speaker,Rejoices In Gets Smaller and Smaller Given to Press Explaining I which Jerome K, .1. Keane will be |tributew. keen the discussion of a fund“Then I’m not talking to vou." (made chairman and John (\ Grier, liond of [inderstnndinif lieBefore I ! i 1 1 f i g h t Waged m» with F.stbotiia. Son’s Participation in Bribe Alter the meeting, President Mr. Bryan replied. "After this iJr., President. tween U. S. ami England eh owes the United States $17,Uy American Coast Guard Plot Contained Untruths | The Ford family’s venture into I’ll exclude the Coiigregutionalists. L m in principal and interest, If they have no creeds and stand [the banking field was viewed with |the recent move of tho Amorifor nothing, I’ll leave them out. I NEW YORK, May 19—Although TOPEKA. Kans., May 19.—Jon- surprise by many bankers since iGntniment to expedite consid­ asserting that he could "distinct- atiian M. Davis, former governor, am moru familiar with the mod­ Henry Fonl baa held aloof from ers of terms with its foreign iy remember eight years of life,” charged with seeking a bribe, Alonhave contributed would bo pub­ ernists in tho Presbyterian church.” ftcri who have not yet made a Chnuncey M. Depew spoke at a day admitted oa the witness stand Wall Street and openly attacked lished. “Two-third of us are modern­ lbmethods of New York banks (t in that direction, although luncheon of the Pilgrim’s Society that several parts o f’ a statement ists and w** bclivc in evolution,” Mr. Hritt said that if Sanford from which ho sought n large loan of the United States Monday with given the press to explain why hin several years ago. Rebelling at the hoped to keep a team in tile lea­ said Mr. Williamson. “But wo be­ a vigor and n sparkling wit of sen, Russell G. Davis, had deliver- strinpest terms laid down by the gue nml get tho advantage of the lieve also in tho divinitv of Christ which any man half his ago might LM| a pardon to Fred Poilniun, a bankers nt that time, Ford abrupt­ puldicity which it brings to the and the immortality of the soul.’ Censures Community well be proud. The luncheon was forger were not true. C. B. Grif l y terminated his negotiations and city and to Seminole county that “The disgrace,” said Mr. Bryan, in honor of the British delegates fith, attorney-general, pressed the succeeded single-handed in carry­ the citizens of Sanford and Semi­ to the international polico confer- defendant to admit that a "Pcter- ing the Ford Motor Company over nole county must support the or­ "is not tho Tennessee law, signed ganization. Sanford hus the mak­ hv tile Governor and passed by tliu cnce. ’ son route” really was mentioned u temporary depression. i egislntuie; the disgrace is that c Throughout Mr. Depew's ad- before tho executive expressed a Since then he has financed his ing of a good team, he declared, tu .chers paid by tho Lutes of a I dress which, he delivered in a re- willingness to parole Walter G iun­ various industrial and railroad pro­ and there is no renson why it sonant voice giving little evidence dy, nn embezzler. This wus de- jects himself and ns an individual should not finish way up near the hconimuntt> **Hlah stump*: its dal- < bus ‘in God we trilst’ should Ik1- t of his 91 years and with firm ges- tiled. has engaged in a variety of hank­ top but to finish in any place, the tures which forcibly pointed his A. L. Oswald, attorney, who rc- ing operations, making several |city of Sanford must not leave it tray the trust imposed in them by >• I •to just n few to keep tho team go­ the taxpayers. remurks. the tenor of his thought presented Grundy in a parole np- loans to the city of Detroit. " I ho President of the Uniti ,1 (I ing. wus the increasing liond between plication, testified tbnt Davis was The enormous growth of the The team will he hack on the States takes his oaths of office oil r America and Great Britain dur- cold to appeals for executive do­ Ford enterprises and their expan­ Bible. Are the school children t ing the period of Ids life. money until Oswald said: “Well, 1 sion into the railroad, steumship home grounds on Thursday, play- the of this nation to be taught that f< As an examplo of this growth in guers the only thing to do is to and commercial aviation fields, I ing the lengue leading Saints, this Bible is untrue? No; and !< Rile no official word was forth- friendship. Mr. Depcw told 'the I take the Peterson routes” Wall Street believes, has influenc­ 1whom the Cvlcryineii walloped in |isi from any foreign capital story of a Des Moines glove ninnu-j The phrase “Peterson route" Os- ed the automobile nianufaeluivr tho opening of the series yester- they shall not be taught, for the t r**-s Aiiiviicu’s rcncuiiuns to titeturer who went up to wing wuld declared, related to reports uml lus son to engage in bankin r i ••••j. Although the local foam ha • mnlnritv of the people of ’this vi I debtors, private mi vices indi- Gem go at tho Weinliiy Exposition that Oswald hail heard pardons operations. With a New York in­ been dropping a majority of its nation believe in the f.’iblo and r hand that writes the pay checks h the action caused little and said: were being sold through the office vestment house, under his control games, the players have been show­ should control the schools, A rjw iimoiig the Governments King, Med My Son , to Carl J . Peterson, bank rominis- Ford could matte a public offering ing up well at tho hut, and it is Mr. Bryan said that it wotil I he | predicted that just as soon as the Nwd- One official here re­ of securities in any of his compa­ "King, how are you? I want sioncr. ridiculous to entrust tin*cducu- p N word wlieich described the you to meet my son." .Suggestion of "the Peterson nies without the intervention of pitching stuff settles down to good tion of children to "an oligarchy c work, the team can put over ton resulting from the fund“Now suppose,’ suid Mr. De- route” according to Oswald’s testi- outside banking interests. of scientists," referring to the So- „ .enough tallies to win. Wflfstimis, however, us "more pew, “when vve were closed offict- mony, led to the solicitation of a ciety for the Advance of Science, s ally hut not so dose in spirit, some I $2,G(li) bribe by both tho Governor Deny Any Significance*. The modernists, he asserted, “are j «wut«'d Press dispatches from colonial had tried to approach and Peterson. DETROIT, May 19.—Steuart I. Judge Nesmith Will making us brothers to the brute." .. s tooting the Tempts that George In . and shake his hand, j I’iitmun, Vice-President and Seen (Continued on Page Two.) ** would start its funding He would have gone to the tower Sneak To kiwanians tary-treusurer of the recently or -----------------------------wation* within 1G days were ganized Guardian Detroit Company at the Treasury with conissued nn emphatic denial tonigh An unusually interesting meet­ miles out to sea. The others are ab.e interest, since they servthat the establishment of a new ing of tlie Kiwunis Club is expect­ believed to have joined the other j1 ‘trcnKthen information supcompany indicated in any was Mu ed Wednesday, according to Sec­ floating liquor warehouses which I from private sources. Air. entrance of Henry Fonl or the Fort retary L. C. Helmut, who today have anchored at various Points the better that have occurred dur- ' l j \ f l C W 1 O r K 1 M l t W interests into Wall Street finnneia! wus urging a KM) |kt cent attend­ lot) to 200 miles off shore, in the affairs. in*' his lifetime, Mr. Depew said | ____ ance which would surpass the mark apparent belief that the blockad­ "The effect of the moral and in­ of Inst week which was 91.1 per tellectual tone of a community" ing forces will relax their vigilthat international relationships us-1 vnltk* u ,... in At least ed l a r g e l y to bo made up of “royal» DICK. May Id At least cent. wu.i the subject of Dr. E. D. Brown­ nnco as time goes on. ty. pageants and victories and 75 persona were injured, two of Arms Meet Eliminates B. A. Winston will have charge lee in an address before the SunCommander Ycnndlc said dis­ wr r. hut now the world is on a them probably fatally in a mad Right to Search Ship of the program tomorrow and he ford Rotary Club Tuesday noon. patches from tho beleaguering different basis, lhe people who ■ t, s,v,.|ii a crowded promises several features. An ad­ l)r. Brownlee declared that the fleet had reported that the boatGENEVA, May 19.—An amend­ dress will be delivered by Judge mutcriul welfare of u community to-shnre rum runners—thu "bot­ ment to establish a right to Hcurch Nesmith, formerly of Brinnghnni, about to leave the Grand Central ships suspect ml of conveying arms hut now a etzen of Sanford. Mrs. depends on the moral tone of that tle fishermen” hail not resumed at­ tempts tu get iii communication Terminal Station toduy. A blown improperly was eliminated toduy Everett und Mrs. Phillips will sing community. The tqicukcr was in­ with the "Rummies" us the troduced by Rotariun II. C. Dullose, fuse followed by n~ series of el­ from the proposed agreement. a duet. who had charge of the program for gunrdsmen term the contraband carriers. Onlv one such attempt ectric light bulb explosions is ic- American deluegutes led opposi­ the day. tion io it. TIil* arms conference had been made since thu blockTreasurer Frank MucNeill made ported to have been the cause of also voted to abandon the proposed MARKETS lido wus started, the guard of­ a report on the finunciul conditions the accident. plan of a central board under the of the club und the following com- ficers say, und Hint wus on the The train, literally jjnmmcd league of nations to regulutu traf­ 19.—Wheat, i mil tec i were announced by the first day when a Freeport, L. I., with humanity, came to a sharp fic in urms and munitions. July, l..r»2',j |president: The bout roared its wny toward Rum stop « block from the terminal. Amoienn delegation had opposed 1G tu 1.15'.i Publicity—B. L. Dean, chairman, Row, look a hurried look at the Men, women ami children were *uch a board. hlocknding forces and hastily re­ K. J . Holly. mnshcU Into every ear except from turned home without having at­ Fellowship—Dr. A. W. Epps, feet in confusion which grew to J,ce Investigate tempted to board any of tho pick­ chairman, Charles Henry, W. J. panic proportions when the air be­ eted "rummies.” Hardy, \V. S. I’urker, U. Y. Star­ of Miami Man gan to fill with alilfiing smoke, Commander Ycnndlc said Ad­ ling. caused by burning insulation*. miral Hillard was considering plans Public affairs— W. M. Haynes, ®U'II. May l().—Coast euurd A short circuit occurred, causing chairman; Edward Higgins, Ed­ for providing the guardsmen who the motorman to halt the long man the blockndeing boats with ward Murkell, With the final dress rehearsal| ens. string o f 'carp and jmmedialcly freouent ahore leave. Boys Work—H. IL Slovens, chair­ l iterward ntempted to start nguin over and ail members of the cast; Rustus Jones, Robert Grier, "They have u trying job," he man; Melton liuddock, W. C. 'hitc, Joe Mcisch. with the result that every light letter perfect in their parts, all is suid, “and have been working ex­ Hutchinson. is Dorothy Mero. bulb in the train expired, giv­ in readiness for the presentation traordinarily hard and fur long Educational—Dr. S. Pulcston, lit liuliinto Flappers: tonight of “The Flapper GnndSpanish War Veterans ing a signal for panic, which sent Gnmlinother,” which according to Misses Dorothy Mero, Margaret 'chuirniun; George W. Knight. D. hours with little recreation since screaming, fighting men, women the blockade started. At present, Open Annual Meeting: and children surging toward the the munugement promises to be Wight, Jean Maxwell, Marguro the morale of the men is excellent, one of the most laugh-provoking Thompson Louise Field, Clniru and we want it to continue to be plays ever staged in Sanford. The'Zachary, R. E. Griffin, Elva WEST PALM BEACH, Muy 19. jday is being presented under the) Pearce, Carmeta Barber, Ruth r t«ld Pulchor ho had been A business session and memorial, Business Methods—George Hubauspices of the Episcopal church Henry, Dorothy Ray, Pcurl Rob­ Dry "Army" Follow* Up. 7 ‘ he party but bad left exercises featured the morning and is dirccte.1 by Miss Mary Shel­ son, .Mary Helen Morre, Heatri;e cock, Frank Gonzalez und U. L, WASHINGTON, May 19.—The '«w minutes’ walk when he und afternoon sesions of the mem­ I Multbie. ton. Mrs. Burke Steel • is accom­ Howard. prohibition “army” is preparing to J,|1" l in front of the. uuiu- bers of the Florida department of Attendance — Arthur Yowcll, follow up advances made by the panist. The curtain will rise at Jelly Beans: United Spanish Wur Veterans, to­ h. I *10 *u‘an' a mun 8:1G at the Milano Theatre, accord­ Warner Scoggun, Clyde Green, Frank MucNeill anil F. E. Uuunt- dry “navy" in its Initial offensiw 'ay nn the ground barely night a military and civic parade : illat. ing to the program. Bill Dubose und Sam Byrd. is planned. Cbaunccy Herrick, drive on liuuor smugglers from Ul ‘"at “he knew too much." 1 Musjc—George Brockhuhn, chair­ American snores. With a reduc­ Cast of Characters Door Knobs: commander-in-chief of the national | The principals in “The Flapper' Ann Robson . Mary Wight, man E. F. Householder. ntffiinivHiinii is expected to nrr t tion by the euast guard of smug­ Sergeant ut Arms—W. J. Hardy. gling operations on the Atlantic Grandmother" will he as follows C " amilla Deas, Doris Ilobnrt, Billie l0* * Wants Survey Fong Loud«r— R. J . Holly. Principals Wight, Jean Martin Luncy, Corcoast, officers or land forces are W Caloosahatchee Members present were: George leaving no stone unturned to pre­ Andrew Spriggin, Robert Herndon.I nclla McRae, Margaret Torrence, Tax Dodging. Eiquor j BabooL, George Brockhuhn, Ran- vent the reappearance of poisonous Mui Spriggin, Miss Sarah Warren] Margaret DuBoi A s s e E, May 19.—The j dall Chase, Sydney Chase, Holland concoctions. Easterly. j )ia „I-' a, B,a-----L. Dean, il. C. Dullose, Alex Epps, J? ot Representatives of the “Rim?” I s Revealed Two French Airmen Lena Bpriggin, Miss Margntetj Mrs. John l.c Of the 1,900 dry agents ope rat Frank Gonzalez, Milt Haddock, ing throughout the country approx­ Cowan. j Leonard!, Mrs. . K,sluture today passed AUK. N. j .. Mny ly-— I Walt Baynes, W. J . ilurdy, Charles Are Killed In Race Hclindy Spriggin, Misa Ethel John McKey, Mi iik f"1 Il!tking Congress to imately 1,500 are said to lie con­ acv in which the gpvernj Henry, Ed Higgins, Bob Holly, E. centrated Henry. i William Leak, al<* k 11 Preliminary survey centr ntrd in known wet spats. s been swindled out of more |F. Householder, W. C. Hutchinson, •Maggie Pepper, (Flapper Grand-! Mis* Virginia S -•ahatchce river f:om laike TOURS, France, May quarter million dollars in [ Georgv Knight, Frank MucNeill, to the Gulf of Mevico, jutant Foiny, war aviator FeiTiulc ind in which this city has It. L. Multbie, Ed Marked, S. PuleJuggeHcd that to moke mechanic, Jean Fouchey. v hut •ffgs, th «* center of activities ‘ !’avigable f„r larger . „ ,aton, Lena Rcumlllai, S. O. fihin- log t!hem. cd imiay when ilicir piaiic leged bootleg ring is allegI hotter, il. It. Stevensfi R. E. Stev­ u.'Vprov‘de means of trans­ snake>s hi ttvtf been revealed today, I soon after they had nopiM ens, Dave Thrasher and Arthur the tlime i , , for, a . section w ofi IIIC the DIUl' state an uirpluno race in milit persons and two firms are 'oiling beyond expccta i competitiou. be under indictments. Sii NUMBER 249. T’v"175 Persons Injured Panic Occurring Players In Flapper Grandmother Letter Perfect, Says Director I)r. Brownlee Talks To Rotary Club On Moral Tone E ffect r.iicn sine nns twenty peremp­ tory challenges. Tho defense exctvised one lute today. Shepherd was denied tho com­ fort of his wife’s presence at his elbow when tho prosecution ob­ jected today when sho had kissed thu accused man and seated her­ self across tho aisle, protesting fuoblv nt the enforced separation. Both of the Shepherds seemed otherwise to be in good humor, and both expressed gratification that tho trial finally was Under wuy. Olson's Name Mentioned Tho natno of Harry Olsen, chief justice of the municipal courts, was rnentiuuncd frequently in ex­ amining veniremen. The defonso asked if hia activity in obtaining the indictment of Shepherd and tho affirmative action of the coroner’s jury would Influence a jury. It was Judge Olson, proclaim­ ing himself “counsel for the dead,” first accused Shepherd of murd­ er of young McClintock, and later added Mrs. Shepherd's name in wlwit he said was a sixteen-yearold plot to obtain the McClintock estate. Juvenile Band Meeing Is Called By Director A meeting of tho Sanford juvonib* band members will be held tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock in the urinory, according to the an­ nouncement of Director Joe Reisenstidn. At this meeting music books will be distributed and the general program of instruction out­ lined. Director Reizenstein is much pjeused at the response to the in* litutlon fur membership in tho hand, und he sayn that the enroll­ ment is now almost 50. lie is ex­ pecting to devolop some good ma­ terial for the municipal hand from this number of youthful musiciuru, he declares. Ioartfe Wildcat Killed B y Policeman Green Policeman J . B. Green, who is on his annual vacation, toduy exhibi­ ted tho body of a wildcat, widch he killed last night between Delam, 1 and Sanford while enrouto home from Jacksonville, where ho has been for several days. Tho an­ imal, declarvd to be one of the larg­ est seen here for some time, sud­ denly appeared in the road when the officer wus about hulf way be- lhe word “sheik ineaas “an old uian.' �T H E SANFO lip H E n A l.n . M OtfflAY. MAY T B y y fS ; a s iffifia F s s y y y s R E The Yowell Store Clcacs Tuesday, at 12 o’clock arranging fr r sale, Sale S tarts, Wed lusfiny 201 It. Store Closes Tuesday, a t 12 o’clock arranging for sale. Sale Starts, Wed* nesday 20th. STAPLE COTTON GOODS SILKS <10 pieces silk prints. SPECIAL 81x90 MOHAWK SH EETS— (2 to custom er) Heavy quality, new patents. EACH NAINSOOK— SO FT "FINISH ____ A t W YARD_ LONU CLOTH— 10 YARDS FOR COLORED V 01LI tifui patterns. PUSSY W ILLOW SILK YARD G INCH INDIAN HEAD colored prints 15-INCH BORDERED VOILES RADIUM Slid YARD 59-INCH NAINSOOK— (Sheer) 0*4**, YARD LARGE SIZE H EA V Y HATH TOWELS 10-INCII BORDERED VOILES 18x36 HATH TO W ELS— H EA V Y FRENCH NOVELTY VOILES— In small check and Beautiful coloring. Values up to §1.75. Summer Fabrics LINEN FINISH ED HUCK TOW ELS 29c ENLARGE TH E SPRING THEME Spring brought forth the printed fabric, and summer has sponsored the idea in even more bril­ liant and colorful patterns. Chiffons and light silks are gorgeous in flower and geometrical de­ nial, and cotton materials also Bloom with print­ ed motifs. Our new assortment offers a wide choice of the finest textiles. SILK C R EPES— In all the high shade S'llU PE AND PLAIN BROADCLOTH— In all the wanted shades. 30 inch, fast colors, plain and stripes. Special— “E V ER FA S?” WASH FABRICS 36 36 36 36 40 I.ULUKED LINGERIE COTHS— in all sha« CREPE-SATIN — All shades in. Suiting*, all shades .......... 44c in. Ginghams, solid co lo rs..... 59c in. “Tub Tex” Small Checks... 79c in. “Royal Rib” plain color 89c in. Plain Voiles, till shades 69c-89c 36 Small Chock Gingham ......... 69c 36 in. Broad Cloth, all shades H9c Every one guaranteed Fast to Sun and weather quality. and clmrnmusc SOLID COLORS fine silk in moong’.ow, high shades colored prints. Values up to §-1.50 yard, finish, rose, Blue, tail, 6^1 O C green and peach ...................... A * A tJ Regular §3.50 silk. BLEACHED COTTON— 3 6 inches wide and lonsdale for Ladies Silk and Cotton Underwear .tin! Kayser ?<».50 “Dove Brand” Muslin Underwear Teddies, Bloomers and Step-ins, extra soft cloth with lac e trimmings.................. C o rse t— Gossard and Modart Styles Pctci Pan Suits, $2.50, Sale ... Peter Pan Suits, $3.60 Sale,... Fast Color Suits, $2.00, Fast Color Suits, $1.75, .... Girls Wash Dresses Lot of fast color Gingham and Voiles, $3.50 to $4.00 val ues ........... -i........................... $2.50 Dresses f o r ..................... Summery Frocks Boy’s Bell Blouses and Shirts, fast Of Cool Silks Men’s Shirts, extra special for Work Shirts, “Yard Long” Special Comfort and scanty combine to make to make these new summer Dres­ ses doubly attractive, for they are of cool looking pussy-willow or crept do chine and in an unusual number of clever styles. Men’s Suits Tropical Worsted and Gabardine Suits 2 >.00 i" 527.50 Shirts Broadcloth, in plain color: and stripes ml with- W h a t C o m fo rt! U n d e rw e a r Sale Begins Wednes day, May 20th —One Week— m n rm & R St Boys’ Pants Knickers in Palm Beach. All shade Best grades .............................................. Palm Beach and Lin All sizes and colors, values up to §17.51) f o r ................................................ Men’s Pants Palm Beaches and light weight Worsted Pants, values up to §6.50 ...................... ... Simplicity characterizes the prints for the hrillianty of their flowered, dotted, or striped patterns leaves little need for decoration. There are also some lovely models in plain toned silk, charmingly pleat od or tucked to achieve the fashionable silhouette. In all of tin- se* son’s sm artest colorings— including navy and black, a t unusually H* prices. Three groups at— $10.00 and $12.50 Value, Silks and Cotton Dresses, $6.95 $15.50 to $17.50 value Silk and Cotton Dresses....... $11.95 $25.00 to $29.00 value Silk and Cotton Dresses .... $19.90 $32.50 to $35.00 Silk D resses.................................... $29.00 The Yowell Company Everything Reduced for One Week Sale Closes Wednes day, May 27 —One Week— �TV THE SANFORD HERA1 PAGE TWO ILLS TWO WAYS TO DISPLAY FLAG PROPERLY i . It should not b« used, owever, for advertising purposes. When flown at half-staff the flag should first be run to th«t top of staff and then lowered; before lowering for the day it should be run to the •‘truck". At unveiling ceremonies it should form n distinc­ tive feature of the program, hut should not he used as the covering for the statute. As a slgnnl o f distress at sea the flag is display ed with the starry field down. Use of the flag for athletic uni­ forms, handkerchiefs, napkins or other means lacking in dignity and reoport^whi!" not strictly a viola­ tion of Inw, is n violation of patri­ otic feeling . There is nn old army custom which afford nn opportunity to do reverence to the Stars and Stripes whereby old and frayed flags are withdrawn from active service. By it the blue field Is cut front the flag. Then the separate pieces of the flng are burned and their ash­ es scattered on the parudo ground. )AY, MAY 19, 1925. . / ;ned By Gov. M artin i » rrii;/}. i iii delegaentire Misouri and Representative Sasnowski of Michigan. . Senator Sp en cers {&, Body Is Sent Back KANSAS CITY, May 19-- A dispatch to.the Kansas Uty For Burial At Home special Star from Jefferson City »lu°tcs Yowell’s Store I s Closed Preparing For Sale’s Opening The management everything i„ the .to * placed on sale at ttonsL/l1 gains and in the* S f f i J be Included many new purchased for this Z \?'* reductions are b*inK • announced in all n0£ 5 ? ’ goods silks, ladie.’ re.dvt * and boys and men’, The sale open, W ed rL ff ning mg and w!| continue iTfT 1 days. TAALAHASSEE, May 19 ,authority UUII)1I to , contract with private Governor Martin har approved imiivi.JuuU or corporations guaran Governor S. A. Baker as definjtofollowing measures enacted by the I tec| re|ief of |and!1 adjoining The store of the Yowell ComWASHINGTON. May 19— Ac *|jy announcing he is not considerpresent session of the legislature., cjty from ,wintr inc|u,|e,| in exten. pany was ’closed this aiteijnoon An net to create Rivcrview 1gion, 0f the corporate limits for a ! companied by a Congressional com *' mg General Pershing for the va- for the purpose ot of making ready orary pall bearers *cv c:iuu.„ ---------- of _ .i mittec of honorary ial road and bridge district in mils- limited time, .for .. . .u d by ________ the death of^Sc]* for the big May clearance sale, Should Be Flown Unfurled, the- purpose and members of the family, the ; | > . Hpcncer. junior United Statborough county. ......... .... cer, junior Unit encouraging development. which opens tomorrow to continue From S taff or H uok Flat body , of... Senator . .r .Seiden I*. Spon-;c . * |c 3., Senator Ifrom Missouri, An act validating creation and Providing for creation of a zon­ With Starry Field a t Top . Pershing never has for seven days. General organization of the New Smyr- ing commission and hoard of ad- cer of Missouri, who died here Saturdny night, was placed on n train fln l. •in “C«ncr*1 Curtains were drawn about the to Observer’s Left considered by me. He is not na-DeUnd drainage district. ; j UBlment in Leesburg. Madame Schumann-11, 1BX •re ‘ l , < a citizen of Missouri; he is show windows ami window dres­ Monday night for St. Louis where An act authorizing the city of | To Tn regulate th(, * .n <*Vo•(- n. t ••M l«U the making and fil­ Itir't.r.,) •nrvIM’S held \Vo,(_j evt:II to ,,.0 H sers were busily engagci* nri 'Hut* fix# -only two ways to ill* Jacksonville to iltue certificates ing for record of maps anil pints a citizen ot Nebraska,'' the u,3‘ study, nesday. tistic displays while members of w,e have just play iitc flag properly, according natch uuoted Governor Baker as Jacksonville to issue certificates of land in Seminole county. Tho public, it was announced by saying. Mr. Baker reiterated that the sales force were busy fixing teachers rignt hero in this » to an .outline of flnie etiquette and operation of a radio broad­ An uct giving the county comthe family, will be given nn op­ he already had decided upon an tho stock and mnrking dow-n pr>- ,c.?' V they " avc abroad, m made public recently by the United casting station. mmissioners of Alachua authority for whnt is declared the most all those foreign teacher, State* Army Information Service. Authorizing the city commission to provide means for tnking care portunity to pas* before the bodv appointee hut would announce the elaborate sale ever put on by this neck for raying it—but i,-. in the Second Prpsbyterian Church selection until after the Spencer One way is to fly the flag, freely iif Winter Haven to issue interest- of the county’s indigent sick. and I’ll stick to it." for a short time Wednesday to the funeral in 81. Louis Wednesday. company. unfurled, from a staff; the other bearing time warrants aggregating Authoring county commissioners funeral services there, which will way is to hang it fiat, with full $90,000 for liquidating municipal of Brevard county to iisue time be private. Interment will be in horizontal or vertical length full* indebtedness. I warrants not exceeding $25,000 for the Bell Fountain Cemetery. Ing yyen|y, with the starry field at Vesting title in trustees of the repairs to court house. the typ aryl to the observers left. A revised Hat of the Senate com­ Incorporating municipality of mittee Internal Improvement Fund to membership, as announced At crossed stuffs with another lands embraced in tax sales cer­ Lake Mary. Rhone 539. • Myrtle Ave. and tth tonight includes Senators Reed of # ;j fiag, It fhoiild be on the observer's Authorizing county commission­ tificates issued for non-payment Missouri, Cameron of Arizona, Du- \Vaycro«s t— ..... - .................... k le ftiil* staff in front of the other “DISTRIBUTORS OF SUNSHINE” of Everglades drainage district ers of Calhoun county to appro­ por.t of Delaware, Ernest of Ken- Rot Yard .............. ( staffr In a cluHtrr it should be in priate not moro than $1,500 from tucky. King of Utah, and Watson Cincinnati ........ taxes. ^ At this season there is ate the center or ut the highest point j Norfolk — — ......... —(j Providing for paving of public general fund for publicity pur- of Indiana. of the group. In a procession it among some poultry raisers to roads outside corporate limits Of POfiM. Thu House members designated 1< t.tl .. should be on the marching right 100 111 NIT m i ll Mftt9 Authorizing creation o fa special the use of egg mash, now that municipalities in counties of not o f'fill flags, or if there is a line navigable canal district in Orange tn attend the funeral include less than 50,000 nor more than 55,heavy spring lay is on, but it haal k SUNSHINE of (lags it should he in front of 000, giving authority to assess county; and providing fot* issuance the center of Ihnt line, found that April and May are ^ .E G G ' M and sale of bonds, levy of taxes, Minister’s Daughter in Court This was “pouring day" at the abutting property owners for the etc. Hq* to IVing It in Street. \ greatest feeding months of the •„ cost thereof. MASH\ l)n a staff projecting from u i Sanford Police Station, and during Authorizing county commission­ The egg production of the rest eft An net to extend stnto road No. ers of Orange county to use the winiTotv the flng mny be hung ei­ the afternoon the fumes wafted on year depends upon the way you I 2.8 as designated in chapter '.bill. the breezes from Chief Roy Wil­ ther horizontally or at angle, with proceeds of bounty bonds which in April and May. The hen the starry field drawn clear to the liam:.’ office reminded one of the Laws of 1925. wero voted and sold for the onlargAn act to ratify all proceedings ment of the court house, for other trurk, us the peak of the staff in tunics which used to he inhapd when she stops laying and she] raded. Suspended between two when entering a "barrel house" in taken for creation of Indian 01..1 court house purposes. laying when she runs out of Drainage district in Palm Btuch lows of buildings so us to hang some port city. Validating election held in Del­ necessary elements from which , county. over tile middle of the street, the Chief Williams and Motorcycle ray February 24. 1925, at which make an egg. Hens should Hug should lie hung vertically with Officer Bickwith were busy empty­ Authorizing Volusia county to $XD,000 in bonds voted for munici­ the starry field to the north in an ing coco cola bottles, near beer bot­ construct a bridge across the Hall- pal golf course. throughout the year, an abundance enat-and-wc.it street and to the tles, old time pints and quarts into fax river ut Daytona, giving counEmpowering hoard of public in<nrt in u north-und-soutlv street. a big glass container. City Clerk ty commissioners power t o nsue i traction of Okeechobee county to Whethi r indoors or out, the flag I . R. Phillip-: was present to art us and sell time warrants for Him procure loan of not more than $ 100,001) with which to erect and should never he festooned over oificial "checker out" and Desk purpose. doorway* or nrches, tied in n bow- Officer Smnrtt was the official An net amending the charter of furnish a high school building. An act defining ami fixing the knot or fashioned into u rosette or “pou re r." Ponce De Leon, Holmes County. draping. For these purposes bunt­ "Here’s n full one, Mr. Phillips." An act abolishing boards of bond territorial limits and boundaries oi ing of the national colors is most Chief Williams would say. The of­ trusti es of Brevard county and pro­ tlie twelfth judicial circuit; creat­ appropriate. The starry field ficial would bring his nose down viding foi disposition of funds held ing tlie nineteenth judicial circuit; ptoviding for a circuit judge and nhoulii lie uppermost. near the orifice of the lug contain­ by them. state attorney in the nineteenth ju On a platform the flng, if not er, jerk his linck and — Creating n special taxing dis­ flown from ii staff, should be dis­ "Whew ce! that would kill a trict in St. Lucie and Brcv.tnl dicial circuit and providing and fix­ played Hut, above and behind the mule. That's moonshine alright. counties, to lie know as Sebastian ing time for holding terms of the speaker. If on u staff it shou|l Pour it out." bridge district, with authority to circuit court in the two circuits. Fixing compensation of members have the position of honor, ut the Officer Smartt would then grab Intilil a bridge iteross Indian rivijr herdie right or observer's left. the stuff, tug it over to the sink anil to provide ways and means to of tin county school board in coun­ ties with population between 50,000 When flags of two or more na­ and "ten thousand fights” ami u pay the cost thereof. and 55,000. tion! are displayed they should lie million headaches went gurgling An uct making it unlawful for 1 Defining boundary line between flown from separate staffs and nil into Hie pipe on its journey to the SUMMER live stock to run or roam at large Hendry and I’aliu Beach counties flag! should lie approximately the lake. certain parts of Glades county, along shores of Lake Okeechobee. EXCURSION FARES same size. International usugc This was liquor pouring day at in forbids tlie display of the flag of tlie police station ami yesterday providing for impounding ami sale Authorizing trustees of the In­ Round Trip Jacksonville la Eallimoro $19.54; to I iiiladrlpliia $55.1)); to Boston $72.18. F=iw one nation over that of nnothen in was still breaking day at Sheriff of such stock so running at lurg/.*. ternal Improvement Fund to aell Amending the charter of Okee- moss from any Jamls belonging to Include meals and berth, with extra charge fer time of peace. With several Hand's office. Ten big copper fVfri.ln the state, including sovereignty rtaff* in urc the Rational flag •tiiln »!>iil, liiiVu ,i!?iUlulat'd with chotlce. Legalizing nets and proceeding lands, and providing that the pro­ should be flown from the staff of ill the pant few months as the re­ Also All-Expense Tours from Jacksonville; 11 the extreme heraldic right, or ob­ sults of raids of deputies, were cut of tlie board of public instruction ceeds from tlie sales shull go into days and Icngcr; $80.15; nr.d up. Tours include Lake county in connection with is- the state school fund. server’s left. up ami scrapped for junk. New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc. euanci* of bonds of special tax Night' Flying Proper. Authorizing county commission­ Write for illustrated booklet and for information school district 10 in the sum of In bob ling the flag it should In* ers of Volusiu county to issue ami Harvard University will receive ubout low rates to northern cilien and resorts. And ruurUo brjskiy. It should be low- n fraction of every cent dropped $85,000; ditto district No. (1 for sill on behalf of Orange City Enadi for detailed itineraries of the i r n f ’jowly and ceremoniously. The into the various penny in-thc-slot $50,000; ditto district 10 for $125, terprise Special Rmul and Bridge special All-Ex prase Tours! 000; ditto district 21 for $(10,000; War Department sees no objection machines on the New York subway district additional bonds to puy Al«<> » illlud-i f r o m M i a m i to I ' h l l a td'-flflng the flag at night ovei* and elevated stations under tlie will ditto district 50 for $10,000. for construction and completion of Ui'li.hi. nc*. n iu tn lllc rm ckviltan S . S. llvrlithlre, vv.ry 10 Uuyi. Mart property, If otherwise up- of ArtenuiN Ward. An act validating act < ami pro-' roads and bridges in that district. Changing name of I’ulilo Beach codlings of the town of l.antuim, :4b^Rf A1HRCHANTS & MINERS Palm Beach county with reference to Jacksonville Beach. Transportation Co. Amending section 5 of Article l t o $0,000 bond issue, Voted in uu Plrr HOO f a n Bay S i r c . t ami sections K and 0 of Art IX, election January 20, 1025. J jC fi .u m l li v . I lurida Validating $75,000 bond issue of Chapter 0712, Arts of 1025, nml Luicillc Jones, 19, daughter of Rev. T. II. June-; nf Lorain, O., is on trial TcUphuoo H i Palm Beach (or construction of a providing for method of organiza­ iliari’.isl with having arranged illicit meetings between school girls ami hum at a confecHtulcry stun* sh» operated: • tion of tht’ town tif CFdWiston. '*’> town hall, voted March 24, J 025. Ratifying ami validating crea­ Providing for additional method for enforcing collection of taxes tion of Ft. Myers drainage district. ■■■nn Authorizing Cocon to issue $225,on real estate by Leesburg, ' /*• Revising charter of Ocoee, Or­ 000 in negotiable coupon bonds for municipal purposes. ange county. Authorizing I'inellns county coinRepealing chapter (100X5, Law of Florida, designated us "An act ininsioneis to issue interest-hear­ uquiring a payment to cities ami ing coupon road and bridge war­ towns in Ray county of a portion rants for special district 2, not to of the proceeds of the sale of all erceed $25,000. • S ! e s z 3 S z ^ :s s ^ ....H .,i a i ,.i ,i a i s M s i i i M i i i i i i q i i x i i i s '.i u i i u s ( i s m i K i i i H i s H x i r ji i i > i i i ( i \ .iliilaliiig Mile of $ l ,.t.iO,otni boiuln inUeil U> ouiuly iii any ■ M mail district therein, for road pur­ worth of Pasco county bonds vot ed April X. 1025. poses." Amending the special act of 1021 providing for appointment of a STORY O F S O N ’S court reporter for the criminal, court of record of Dade county, ami DIOFKNSE •i/ sa PARTLY fixing tile fees ami compensation TRUK, SA YS DAVIS r) of the reporter. Amending the charter enacted in 1021 of llonifay. (Continued from Pago One) Authorizing county commission­ Davis denied that the words ers nf Pasco county to levy an an­ "Peterson route” ever were used nual tax for publicity purposes. by Oswald in any conversation with An act permitting and authoriz­ him. Davis completed four hours ing the city of Arcadia, a munici­ of rrosi examination upon the ad­ pality in DeSoto county, to levy journment of court last night. The *♦ ♦♦♦ ♦% ♦% «!> ♦% taxes upon real estate uml personal attorney-general will resume ques­ t i l X t i l l property necessary ami sufficient tioning him today. ♦ f f f to take care of ami puy for any In his statement to tho pri ss. !/■* % ♦♦♦ ♦> ♦ > ♦> ♦♦♦ ♦ v v v and all bonds issued heretofore or, made Jan. 10, after publication of . T T t t t t f % ♦% ♦> ♦> ♦ > ♦% ♦> ♦♦♦ ♦♦ ail bonds to be issued hcreufUr by an alleged expose of a pardon sale HORIZONTAL Point of compass. Hie city of Arcadia. f♦♦ ♦♦♦ f tA vT ♦♦♦ 2T through Russell Davis to I’ollnuiu, ♦♦♦T Y ♦♦♦ To lug behind. Wears out. Legalizing and validating nn elec Governor Duvis had said that coi : i f f i T T Y Food made from milk with Electors. lion held in Kscutubia county on tain persons took advantage of the > v ♦> y vj ’ ♦y> y y y tlie assistance of mold. Sheriff. f Ibe question of issuing funding "unsuphisticated nature of my son Bobbed. More recent. huiiils iii the sum of $18,000 legal­ to inveigle him into some indiscreet ty To hoist. To gather grain from a reap­ izing uml validating the indebted- .1 i ♦% ♦♦♦ *** ♦> Measure of area. er. , ness to lie funded ami the bonds lie had denied in the statement A ♦> ♦♦♦ ♦> ♦> ♦♦♦ % ♦% ♦% ♦, Half an em. Vigorous. wlii'ii issued uml authorizing the any knowledge of Pullman's visit­ T T f : T T Y ii kbinl (cuckoo family), Boil on eye. exchange of tlie bonds for the in- ing Russell Duvis on the Davit %• T *** T T T bccond llute of neulc. Unit of work. dehtedness to he funded. farm in Bourbon county, hut his Pep. ♦> T T T T V To find out by examination. An act to validate certain im­ own testimony brought out that To u|i|M-i.r, V Y Y y v v v Large tucks. provement bonds of the city of St. lie had been informed of the Poll v v f v f Landscape. Weapon. Petersburg mid proceedings of the ii iuii trip. Pullman testified that 'to season. ■ Y f Y ’H * * . To lie sick. city coniioission relating to the In offered $1,250 to Russell Duvis Two fives. ■ Y Y y ^ v To employ, bonds. if his father would grant a pardon. AciO.SK. Ailverluil negative. To make it unlawful for grazing Russell is alleged to have accept­ ■ t T y *»* V v 'in observe. Not even. animals or any other domestic an- ed from Pollmnn the $1,251) in a To level. Pertaining to landscape. iniuls to run or roam at large in Topeka Hotel ami handed the pa­ A blemish. Circles of light iimuml the prescribed limits of Pinellas coun­ roled convict the nurilon hearing A harem (no mnii’n land). head. ty, uml providing for impounding the signature of the governor. Pitcher, 15. Relationship of one line to of those running at large. dm loses. another crossing it. TAMPA— Kreiss Potassium Phos Creating northeast Tampa spec­ Overlays with thin coat of To enrich. phatc Gompuny to construct $500,ial road and bridge district in Hillsgold. Conked slowly. borough county, uml providing for 000 plunt on estuary site. More aged. Gasoline. Increase of 500 cars in Florida's issuunre <>f Imml* therein. To remove covering of a nut. Arid. Re|u>aling chapter 0525, Laws of 1925 celery shipments over P.i'21, es­ To exercise y».ur Ucth. To conjecture. Floridu, Act* of 1025, which gave t timated by U. S. Dcpurment of A popular girl’s fruil (pi.). Narrow street. the City commission of Leesburg 1Agriculture Bureau of Economics. Tabldes. Child’s toy that flics. To s|M-al. bombastically. Stall:. Famucl'a tutor. To put on. A .oitcrcr. Fuss. Small fresh water fish. Sailor’s way of saying yes. To fit an arrow In a string Dad’s botter-half. To mil. Point of compass. Winter rain. Sun god. .Subsists. ll)|iot>ietirul unit. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S Smooth skinny fish. CROSSWORD PUZZI.K Preposition of plure. Iy Ic I h I o I d Th I y i ^ i Plural personal pronoun. 40 acres Celery Land (Hammock) good Small particles. One that ends (u {icrforiii- Celery Shipments SANFORDFEED&SUPPLYCO. Moonshine’s Odors Wafted 0 n Breeze As Police Pour II A SUNSHINE EGO MASH M i l l * m tour Steam ers a W e e k from Jachsom IPS'*)'SEi k TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE For Quick Sale unto), Ktri|>ed beasts. An uttcmlunt. VKIITK’AL Boric. Paragraph. -’,090 pounds. Hebrew word for Diety. To stretch opt for Dishes. Masculine pronoun. Spike of coin. Nithts. road on both sides of property, adjacent to loading station. Price $175.00 per Acre. Terms. Read the advertisements— they call you to better things. Read them regularly. T o be informed on the newest and best in everything. T o make the family purse do a bigger and better job. ■a a iii Seminole Business Exchange i!lil \\. First St.— Oppunite 1’osl Office -’ ■■■■H M aaauaaHu aaaiaiH H aaH U H H g a o a i i,: v - * sq- �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, ' 13. lf»K. rAfflFTT w jjjS ,u* door. A key turnthinjt swung back on B P as left behind and 1 ,nner in the same jail* tier and in thKnext cell to a William 120 Darlintr S h e pKt herd ____ Service *3 NEA ; 3 and The Sanford g X F Herald assigned f J r * ' ; 1,50 to t*10 taslt 80 •*.••:.*:•*.’ c.’vVv.'*.’.*;:;: •*;: that you 11>uld R - / t-i, learn by first [V -C . *j hend information i f and under nntura! conditions just what sort of per­ son this ni n n Shepherd is. Ho is now on trial f ___ for murdering uhr.iias his miidairc ward (joculitinj* the youth with tyu prms. f i, under indictment for ad[(Urine deadly bacilli to young; HtClintock. And u coron[jury has just voted that he tls vrife he held for the grand L fcr slaying Hilly’s mother. [ Afoids Newspapermen L, dnee he has been arrested Vt has been able to really oband talk to Shepherd, the I They saw only Shepherd,; Ltor. For he is tin nctor jirnl joainjiate one. The history L fiction he has built up n[hiinsclf proves that. He has JjtyjUy avoided newspnpor[ But Shepherd talked to me [ fellow prisoner. (ca’rt une of the three out of | »tm come hero," ho said to |*whu are capable of under-{ bur. This jail ia the hell of ■thing. ftij’rc good to mo but I want L cat and free.’ [was just two minutes after Li] guard had searched, weighE i measured me that I saw peril. The same hands that P through my pockets for pnaI concealed weapons had helpm condemned men to the galI in the same jail, the owner I sc. I was down in the hull william D . iniunr to be put to work. 1 k un and there, bulked out k*. h!: cell ir. the first tier f a t H i l S h ep h erd s Bvckcd Shepherd in his tilted K M . f & V B l a n A e r « .betrayed B. Hr was leaning out to Brcatch the light that fell on Klncr. He was rending the B itory about hiimelf topped Bs htc black headline. Even "Yea,” Shepherd replied, "but with vile words. 1 rubbed them B item 1 stood 1 could see it will soon be over. I'il gri free I all out and put those up up instead, B tin r l muscles on tile man’s and the ones who are persecuting! While talking Shepherd picked Budjrw stand out like whin- me will be sorry." un a cross-word puzzle. "I never B - Tk$ alone betrayed his Then he launched into bitter ti- like.I these things, he said, "unHrsrhtbe story. rndc against Chief Justice Hurry til I came here. I tried sleeping H e x ! fit me t<> work. I was Olncn of Chicago’s municipal all day at first but that made me B « j s l tie* cell bluck. Ity couit. Olson is the man primnr-1 leggy. Now ! do anything to pass Ktrlrtached Snenhonrs cell, il.v responsible for having Shep-, away the time. Most of the time ■ddurotii reading. His face herd indicted. I stay in mv cell. There are few ■ i >m ttmr ’ fit* " f u h m t a d -'•"fjJ.- tj (. cjiJJ' tLj oi i-.incri here who are fit try par. \ mm l*z.me bul6V //F \ \°™x ‘^orhisneci? H'niip f liW iiir r y ■Sossfr with hliTSyge but-*fSlid.■ ■ ms fastened on the sooty sorry ■u I took at your'paper?" 1- On HI him. "1 want to see if those nrinti ■ten wrote up my case.” word ■ started talking. 1 gave hint to th ■mine. Hmmust get lonesome In here,” word; iter Un, ( p i n mum- unil s t y l e of l i r c c n l e u f it ml O r o s h j . ---------- Hmltli, Lyon, sin! ----P lr lil. n lnMi* ( i t r i s t i s ii ilium's nr,- u n ­ k n o w n . c o - p a r t n e r s irailliiK mol d o pik l i u s l a t K ns Mmitn, L y o n an l t ' i■ i•!. t i e r t r w l e V. K re n c li: ft T l l l s l a: Allsit-r M cLrud; W II. io'liit-itt Un. Win. N. c ' l u r s ; W i ll i a m .n, ,M. i it,*r.ii i . W lllltim I,, llr utvn; IVni J S e li l e f f e l ln am i l l c i i t v S. C ! m k . anil t a c t i s o i l every o f tlio r .- iii aliov*- uam ril ilefv m iaiits. If llv ltiu : sail If *-11 h e r, a n y o r nil >*l h s Ii I il, ft-iiiliitilH lie ilia il, in all p a r ­ t e i .'l.tlniliia I n t e r . , I n m n h i i n c h ami , very *>( th e f o 'l o w ln g «lee, am'il ilef t nils nt**. t n - w l t ; * : u r l l s I-;. A i f u u r utol wife, ---------A rth u r, o ln is u •’ lirlHiliin nam e U iiiik iii.u n ; 1'lirln. I;. A rt h u r am i w ife , M u k k Iu A r t h u r ; j i i h i i i i i el. A rifiiO o m la atm wife. — ------ Arrvhilioula. W h isu I ’hrlKtlun nam e Is u n k n o w n ; lia m o n llr**enle af aiul J . II. f'rnithy, J r . , lining liu sln e ts miller i i*e f ir m name mol st li of D r v r n l c a f i nil * I r o i h ) . ------ H m l t h . ---------- l von. nnd — — — I'P Id. wlmse r i i r l f t l a i num.-i. a r e unknown, I'o-purittor-i in o ll n a .lid iloim: imniiK'kH as riiulin l.yuti siul I' lePl. ill rtrm lo V’. i-'i. si li; \V. 'i*. 111it I ii. Allnivr M cL e o d ; w <1. K e lo e f f e iia ; Win. N’. I 'l n r k ; W i ll i a m M M< r .-r.io; W illia m 1.. Ilro w ti; Wtii J . Ketileffelln and Henry M. i •lark. ' r o ilie r w|Re, In and In 111,) ro llo n I n : 0 erlhe d l.uol n llu s le , i j hut mid belli;; III Ho* d t y o* rlaai'i't.1 I'l.ullly "C rl. oinode. .111 I .H ale «.f j-'lorlOs. nii.ro pair ( f i il s r l) duHi-rlli. 0 , m follow s, i o - m It I ,( .1 1 t trie t t I still T lV " f - t . of irpl.r, i'lv. t.'.l o f TP-r T h r e e r ' r. of l .uifttril. l-'lorldn, i»ri-o*d|t,K lo U. It. T r a f f o r d 's Msp of Pun ford, t’ lorld a, a s per plat th e r e o f duly of reco rd, and lo any anil a l l o ilie r persons, wiiorn nano - a r e tirtkriouri e l a l m . I., m n r ig h t . Mile oi in fe rs it In and lo lire pro p e rly h c re p ish o v o don. Illy, >1. or a lii p a il t.r parrel Ho re* Keep in Shape En Route h* to keep in shupe for their (•, ,.0*10 thl * cause. V-nr.I.-.i r.trdi itt ik Zunn nttiter.x. nn tin* athletic pfd-’ \ t If furtlliw orderi-d tli«i tl on ’ >> V. *n / l . V be puhtlslod In the Sunf* ( I v it ), nnu Mitttatt ( 1 1 ,.r.( i<i. u newsouper toihiish,*i 'they are bound for .-tmford. Seminole County. Florh and an* h ; r c d f« iict« l ta k in g ___ ■1 —- - — — -------unmll vouiii l*c sm a ll, fur If ii . | 1■ f the crrfIJIt Court Ilf till .Sev.r lo c k h it k " J'Dll' .il Or, Hit of nnd it is found th a t r , . v ...... U11 1 „ n ,1,), tim m s t iU> «f Mar auch i .s *., i > thL. . / .-It U O L ............ J'*. tu n <!i,A.s.*. IU v .•irr,,n • . 0., May 18.-— Pro- ’ "wn cement niannIhtkota, ntny launch "I Program thW sum' m, |it from its statu ll," r from the peniten‘h the state with hard* nways. IN ClIANf r»ic*ii:na (’ I <-en worked oat t»y Mi•»rM nmx(Hf am! * n-I ■Uhilerson which |iroliitrn ut tlt«* h l u l s 1 ‘filizatiun of convict !,ui!diiiK of paved '••■nient plant would, an. t*e opurated nt ita Jfiri’ ’ haa 2,000 bam-la *urplu» cement turuiiodtwiQf,. .umuu.*rn' i t d e c l a r e s th a t the Ht.,t* o f ‘F lo rid a , lit and f*>r Mflitjiud*} C m authority is u possible oh- A t , 1925. . " “ i1.1 * 7 r,),,* r ‘ 1 ' WITNHKS my hand mul the s* C.-ur. could have stood ti brush. Glancing up 1 snw a fat cock­ roach prowling through thu dust. The insect missed its footing and clung perilously. “Look out!" 1 shouted. Shepherd ducked just in time. 30000 h The roach crashed down beside ODD t ■him, stunned, on the cement floor, n o a a fc i The nlan’s cyca diluted. Then DO ^ •he lnu^hcd. ODD l Wears Silky Pajamas OODQ As soon as he got* up in the HDD morninir he puts on his house slippers and sits up in bed in his silky pajamas to eat brenkfast. He made n grand speech about those house slippers. ••They have given me more com­ fort then most anything else,” he said. Ho smokes rigaret# incessantly from nn amber-colored holder, li'tbting n fresh one from the ctul of one just consumed. At the desk, where he assists the guards, he affects the air of a psychologist. He runs his fing­ er up nnd down the list of pris­ oners just brought in. “Look nt these criminals. Can you wonder why it gets on my nerves to have to associate with such m en?" We were talking together with timacy of old friends. lias erased lewd The prison had leveled us. in s c r ip tio n s f r o ir . Then he starts pacing. He has counted the distance along the cell cc\\ walls. tier. It is just 50 feet to the Inch. "I put in at lonst a mile,” lie said. I paced the distance with him. ' i t ’s great full going to tliu bar­ ber shop or going down to tho entro to son my lawyers. Anything to break the monotony. At first I didn’t sleep. Hut finally 1 broke myself into a routine. Now I'm no tired ut night 1 can’t wait to go \to bed. i Shepherd and I kept close compnny during the rest of the day. I finished mv work and was al­ lowed tho range of the cell block with him. Twice someone brought hint food. The man has tho most prodigious appetite 1 have ever seen. . And in the evening lie started enting again. He buys all his ■meals outside. "They have only stews nnd hash-1 c« for thu other prisoners," lie suiil. Kinds l.imburger Has Kirk a.m ^,otn^ i c Colorado Shepherd eats his evening meal with the guards. I snw him bend i h i.\ G l i m m e r ” over with glee written on his fare roil nnd bulge. Then they shut Tlmre’ii plenty of mountain trout when they brought in a big bo­ and underneath were heavy black out there. And do you know,” he logna sausage about two feet long, puffs like Muck bags. asked with a ring of pleasure in n square of butter and a pound of "Yes, they’ve made me out a his voice, "there’s nothing l like Umhurgor cheese. Shepherd cracked some jokes devil with horns. IVihups they’ll better than roughing it. I was have the horns growing yet," he made for the open. I've had my about the limburger cheese and said, nnd laughed a mirthful eye on u new kind of sedan car fell to with a relish. chuckle. that you cun make up Into u I’tiU"That stuff has a kick,” one ..f Eniics Man Going to Freedom , niu* berth at night." the guards said. "Yes, It’ll make After a while Shepherd came .Shepherd, because of his din- n mule out of you," Shepherd said titiwn stairs. A■* man *nctnisutl o£i }»•tie.i[condition,* is not forced to' i md. l u u g l n n L . ... nturder who had been in the jail the same routine as other prlsotiHut no one laughed with him. was about to leave. He came over cm. Hut he is not granted nny At 0:30 he has a pot of tea ami to Shepherd to say goodbye. pedal favors. Nt* is kept in what hv II ho is in bed. At this hour ‘‘He’s a fine fellow," said Shep- is called the annex of the jail. He all tin* cells are locked. herd. j had on a bluish sort of suit which I bid goodnight to him just bo"And bo's going home to free- w«j baggy and Imdly in need of forc the final hour. I was in only dom. How I envy him. Hut I’ll j pressing. Ills face had a haggard, for a day and he— he free too, in a little bit. worn look. Hut his shoes were ! " t ’H b« out by summer and get "tiuess I’ll go nut to Colorado' bined and hi: tie was In pla^^. i some of those speckled ilamttes this summer for a fishing trip, ,1 m nails were dirty ami his hair lout in Colorado," he shouted. llu m ne ; and liushund. ---------- Ham-. »i'). who*,. I 'h r l s ll u u n a m e Is unk n o w n ; ( t l lh e r t b , .Mills and wife, ---------- Mills, whose c n r l s t l a n nam e Is u n k n o w n , l a m i , o t i a n u m Mlioenlielt and Wife, S h o e n h r lt . w ho se I ’h r ls t lm i nam e is un klio w ii; Moses .1 T a i l o r and w if e , Annie II T a y l o r ; O iu rlL on Jones and * if.. J o j i .' s w h o se C h r i s t i a n nam e |, u n k n o w n ; A rt h u r N. Cooley and u it * — Cooley, w ho se C h r i s t i a n n a m e In link non u; M ayd e r Ie K a u f m a n umi w if e , ---------K a u f m a n , whose C h r i s t i a n nam e Is u n k n o w n ; A lb e r t l i o e t h o r and wife, i lout tier, w hose ' Christian nam e Is u n k n o w n , it. I . F a r r e l l and w ife. - — -— ■ F e r r e l l , w h o s e C h r i s t ­ i a n immn i • u n k now ni u , A. in * • v e r mol wife. II,-over, w h o m C lirlsth in nam e is u n k n o w n ; t> It. .Mi'MIileii \ Co., a e o .p u rtile rah ip , and each and e v e r y of th e c o - p a r t ­ ners, w ho se un rues a re uiiktiown, w ho w e re nu ili< ISlh day of Heptetuher. A. I* Coil, li. o ll n g mid d o ­ in g loislip'ss n a ile r llo- e o - p a r i n e r s h lp inline and s t y l e of H, II. McM llleu a i'il,, and *'.o'li and ev ery o| th e llli'ive nam ed d efe n d a n ts . If t lv lu p ; and If .qilo r. any o r all o f ...(1,1 d e f e n d a n t J» he dead, t*> all p a r ­ t i e s c l a i m i n g in te r,-sis un d e r ouch and e v e n o f I k e lo llo w lu g ............. i d ilcfe lid atils, t o - w l t , Moj.es .1 T a y ­ lo r, J r . mot iv If,.. Taylor, w ho se C h r i s t i a n nam e is u n k n o w n ; Alary N. lis te n and kusPuicl. I l s l r s , vdiose C h rist lati iiaou Is uuktio w u ; Marsh c liu nnla and hnsimlid, Ih-ntll •• Whose C h r i s t inn n am e Is u n k n o w n ; C r a n k H. L ew is. T r u s t , ■• and Ills S ,l , ’,*essori In T r i . s l ; A targau -l \V, Ita m s e y and h unhand. — — tta m a c y , who c iirP illm t ham** Is i in k n o w o ; ■,, 11■ . i I*. Mills a m i w ife . — - - .Mills, v hose c h r l s t l u i i n am e in u n k n o w n ; I e o n s m t a i i i m i IlhoenliuU apd w i l l . ---------- - Mho* n h elt. w h o se C lirlslln o ii 'ni - i* u n k n o w n : Muni * J . T ay lo r, mid wife, A n n ie it. T a y l o r ; C h a r l ­ t o n J u l i e s and w ife , ■ - J o ie '- , Whose C h r i s t i a n n u ll'- Is un k n o w n ; A r t h u r N. C o n ley am i w ife . ------- — C o o le y, w Iomo C h r i s t i a n n a m e la iin kim w ii; Alnyderle K a u f m a n ami wire. ■ Kaufman, w,hua« c t i r i a i i a n n a m e is u n k n o w n : Al­ b e r t O oelliur and w i f e . -------------l lo c t lie r, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n am e Is u n k n o w n : It. I,. F a r r e l l and w i f i. ■ Farrell, whose p.mrurd. Nemhnde C o u n ty , •■mi......... C le rk of the C irc u it Court of t h e s.-kettih J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of t h e Mtate of F l o r i d a , In mul fur Nemlmde Coum v. in A SI. V V KHK H. t». C . l i l l H I t i iK A I tel *1ITTHH mul ii. \V. NI'H.NCI-Ilt. J I l , Mollcltors and of c o u n s e l for Coin id a! mi ut». Mar. 3 1 . Apr. T, t l , 21. No. 86 NEW TRAIN K f f c r l i v c May 17, l'J25, Inin cm Havana Special No. 75-76 Hcginniug front Jacknonviltu May 20, 1025 Only All Pullman Train liclwccn Flot illa uiul New York ONF NIGHT OUT SISIIVICE New York, Iloston, I’ittsliurgli, Etc . 86*7fi G.HO 7,07 7.26 7.00 7<H2 am am am am am Daily Schedule l.v, Lv. Lv. l.v, Lv. 10.00 10.27 11.50 1 .no 1.50 5.50 G. 10 9.50 8.30 10.06 8.34 N os.’ Tampa Plant City Lakeland Bartow W inter Haven Hainca City Kisaemmce Orlando ..... W inter Park Sanford DgLand ...... Palatka ...... Jacksonville Jacksonville Savannah .. Kiehtnoml .. Washington New York .. Boston Pittsburgh (J.U o p m 9.43 pm 9.20 pm 8.41 pm 8.02 pm 7.30 pm 7.15 pm fl.30 pm 6.50 pm 4.16 pm 2,45 pm 10,55 am 8.25 pm 5.15 pm 11,45 am 12.00 n’t 7.00 am Tickets, Reservations, Information from Maurice Copley, T. A. A. C. 1« Statiun PHONE n; M ;* ■ * -•— Kiitifi, unknuivti ti n^m A tla n tic C oast L in e ’’ t.-a 7 “£ The Stnnda7tl R*.t?FrSa«l ARROW n] ;nnm ^:ni DhmNger H u u k iril B c l f f f r Sun/urJ, Mo*'1J Tampa ami J addon villo, in coniictTion with Chrlstlsn nam e Is u n k n o w n ; ll. A. Ilcuver ami w ife, — lie, ver. whose C h r i s t ­ ia n nam e is u n k n o w n ; P. II, SI*** Mill, a a- Co., a ro-|inrlnt rshlp. and ,-ach and e v e r y o f thu c o - p a r t n e r s , whose nam es a re un kno w n , who w e r e on tit** ISth day o f Sept* o ih ri. A. I*, r o l l , irn d jn if and d o in g loud­ n e ss under t h e c o-p urlnershi| i mime and sty le **f I*. It s i r MI l ' e ll ,‘c C„.; n r o t h e r w i s e . In and to th e follow Inn dr scrib e d lan d s sit oat c. I v i n , Hint Imlmc In th e C o u n ty o f Me.iiln,>1,1 amt S t a l e o f F l o r i d a , hi re p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c rlh e d ns follows, to -w lt: T h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r o f the N o rth e a st Q u a r t e r ; the Hnfp T hree-Q u arters o f the N o rth West Q u a r t e r le ss th e Mouth K iu h l ( J ) a c r e s o f tli, Mouth- F lo rid a . week for c i a h t consecu- llv e w e e k s . WiTNKMH mv hand atol th e sea* i f Mu* Clr*‘iilt Court of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ircuit of t ile Mtale o f i loriua. In a n d for S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty. on th is in,* :;tst d ay o f Alurrh, A l>. t k f i . I Nodi) V. H. I n i n n . A H S , Brings back to life a fte r ci hard clay’s �*IM< > ’The Sanford Herald raM to fcM m rr m itn n i Florida’s Five Flags As part of the observation of "F lag Week"— May 23-30— tile people of Florida might be interested in reviewing the history of their state’s nllegience to the flags of five nations. lo rld a under A c t o f R ife The Spanish, the French, the British, the Union, the Con­ federate flag each waved on high over fair Florida, and in n o j . l . s M ) |. D R A 1 . --- Fdltar n . ii o w a h i, n isn o . M a n a g e r addition to these the emblem of the "unconquercd Seminoles” L . . - —:-------------------must have had its day. I’ h o ne HA 111 M oitanlla A r m o r Back in 1550 the Spanish flag was first raised over Flor­ a r n s c i i i i * . h »x ; i a t r » ida, and with the exception of the five years between 1718 rtne T e a r — 17 no .six M o nth* U SO U eliv rrcn in CUV o> C r n i t r , umi P.nd 1723 whnn I ho Fronrh were in control, remained the flag » m k , 1 Sc. W e e k l y E d itio n 13.00 of Florida for two hundred years. In 1753 the British Union per y e a r . Jack was raised and remained until 1781 when the Spanish S P E C I A L A t iT l t K i A ll o b i t u a r y flag came hack and remained until 1818, when Old Glory was u o 'lc e a. r a r d a o f t h a n k * , r e s o lu t io n * Then again the Spanish and n o t i c e * o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e re raised and kept afloat for n year. Charites a r e mad e w ill he c h a r g e d flag was the master flag until the transfer of the territory to h r a t re g u la r ad vertisin g rate*. the United States and the Stars and Stripes except for the M R M IIK It T I I K A M O C I A T K I I I'llKAA period when Florida was one of the Confederate States and T h e A s s o c i a t e d Vr«*s* I* e x c l u s ­ ively e n t i t l e d to t h a m e f o r * e - gave honor to the flag of the Confederacy,— came to rule for­ apnubbllil rcaatt i o n of alt n e w * d is p a t c h e s ever. c r e d i t e d t o It o r not o t h e r w i s e c r e d ­ ited In t h l * paper and a ls o t h e l o ­ Some of the most thrilling stories in history can he found cal n e w a p u b lish ed h e re in . All r i g h t s of r e p u h l lc a t lo n o f s p e c i a l d i s p a t c h ­ In, the records of Florida’s adventures under its many flags. es h e r e i n a r e a ls o re s e rv e d . Romance and beauty seem to have especially colored the story A—»-------------- S of this land. The Fountain of Eternal Youth that lured the TUESDAY, MAY 19. 192,'. brave Spaniard to the new world was really hidden here. And THE HERALD'S PLATFORM under each of the flags gaiianl adventurers in Florida have sought and found myHtic treasures. 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. During "Flag Week’’, along with the flag-of-pence pro­ t.—Conatruetion of St. Johna-In- grams, it would he decidedly worth while to take a glance dian River r a n a l . backward into the interesting history of Florida. This state I.—Extension of white way. has such a different setting from any other stnte in the Union. 4. —Extenalon of local amuacmenta. —Hwinnlng pool, tennis courts, No wonder the spirit of adventure keeps leading us on and on! etc. 5.—Augmenting of building pro­ gram— houses, hotels, apartment houses. Extension of street psving protram . 7. *— Construction of boulevard around I-ake Monroe. 8. —Completion of city beautifies tion program. r nini.F. thought *vn prayer THE GOD OF PEA C E:— Now the God of Peace • • * niuke you perfect In every good work to do His will. Hebrews xiii: 20, 21. P R A Y E R :—May we, O Lord, daily nnd definitely strive by Thy grnce to be perfect even ns our Father in heaven is perfect. -------- o--------BE GENTLE Stop now, nnd let the unkind word Be left unheard, . The one you thought had injured you Hun feelings, too. Full half—yen, more—of all the blame And scorn nnd shame We cast on others, is our own, And ours nlone. How thoughtless are we so we bring Heart suffering On those whose love, forbearing, sweet, Lies nt our feet. Beyond recall the unkind word Already heard; Twill dull#jyijfk of nip npd shame And In whose name? 0 guard your lips! Words shorten I tv Ives; No loved one thrives On unkind words; he gentle, true, As skies of blue. —U. F. M. Sours. -<>Don’t get mad if central tells you the line is busy. She may Ite kid­ ding. ------- - O ' If it were u* easy to make a match ns it is to strike one, there'll be no old maids. ------------------ o------------------- Speaking of Honest Ship-Builders and Others ■ LET FORD HAVE THEM. - — >► * r e r z T A in y j STuFF AU - OB DEAR. ,T ISN'T C *e if ■ANOhER 7wmg w %4 th” wTn’^W cLVhe K ^ t | Henrv Ford’s I»«Ir~ .... •. 000,000. If he lo ,e ,V fir m ° 3 l go up a nickel next year. **1 tt Alabama man shot his wif. she threatened to leave i!,, doubt if it changed her min^ $ >1 A. LA Ju st about the strangest nexji the papers today is a q . chemist drank poison booi* They captured six hank folk* root in Moscow. \\e didn’t know b:ng banks was illegal there Radio photos enmn from » luiu so fast three girls on]* w time to slip on bathing ^ A man broke into a grocer*.. in Rockwell City, pa away with 25 years in the pe-*1 1 L-,Gi:r! wh?„ met a millionaire Honda will marry him in r.d fornia. It was quite a chx»t 7Mo- The London Zoo has mice ler than bees, which may big as horses to some womal K — y/ / - _ Men , must , , . sta>‘ home tin hcnttle girl told the judge Aes' took n stranger for her kui^% $] HUGGL v e il Schumann-Heink blames * qJ for prohibition. When did p** stop blaming things on th» P fcM_ rS X ' A Colorado woman shot her Y* band because he wouldn’t cog* • dinner. Rend it to y0ur huil*# The Newspaper Man, You and Florida HOLLYWOOD NEWS Every hour of the day, directly When you sell your Florida real pains to explain, in addition to the obvious moral, that un­ THE PUBLIC would be well estate, totalling big profits do not in front of this office, Florida fair work always brings rightful punishment. Very likely pleased if Mr. Coolidge would write forget to thank the newspapers. East Coast Railroad engines scream thousands of children who read the tale made up their minds to Henry Ford about the ships and They have played an important as they rush by. In the west grent part in development here nnd have! screens of smoke nre constantly never to build a ship with rotten hoards. A few of the same Muscle Shoals, about ns follows: Thu enriched your properties by pro drifting toward the clouds. "My Dear Mr. Ford: You are u children undoubtedly carried the lessen a little further into You combine ' sciiting clean statements of facts land cleanser is there among the white blackbird, their lives and decided never to build anything from material honesty with cf Plcaac ! *° 11 ^’’w rniHl°n readers. Indeed. palmettoes nnd cedars. Tomorrow that would not stand the wear and tear it was expected to buy the ships, make them useful. the Florida pen is a mighty im- in that section beautiful homes Also take the Muscle Shoals plant, plrmcnt—dredging its way into will have been constructed. To the stand. the human mind with startling enst, in the edge of the Atlantic, But the main lesson in that story is the one that is so develop it, and show the people stories ot the state's wealth. Big every few minutes dynamite shak­ what can be done to use advantag­ gravely needed— the honest job idea. The ship-builder en­ eously power that now goes to nnd little newspapers alike have es the windows of homes and of devoted their best thought and business houses, telling the story deavoring to get big profits at the expense of the i:nn who waste.’’ their best front page space to of n gigantic development. To the was paying him for an honest job has his counteipart in telling nnd retelling good stories north and south one can hear the so many lines of work today. From the plumber who hides WHAT IS THAT new gas in the of Florida’s grent resources. If hum of great machines, dredging a defective pipe in the walls of a house, or fails to make a sun? Scientists discovered it dur­ you do not believe this statement in soil, rock and water. I^ikes the eclipse, thnt made it pos­ is true come to this office nnd scan are being made, around which tight point, to tiie dentist who fills u tooth without properly ing sible to see gases that whirl nnd cleaning the cavity, to the mechanic who screws a cracked Irush in the intense heat close to the exchanges. You will then say benutiful edifices nre to be con­ that newspaper men are loyal and structed. Smaller machines, rat­ nut on the end of an important holt— the list would lie made our grent star. progressive. Without the enthusi- tling and spurting, ure building pages long; and each artisan, each professional man in the In the sun, und elsewhere in antic support of the Florida editor streets and milking sidewalks. King category represent the crooks and the near-crooks of his clan. space, science discovers the various 1this magnificent land would not Industry is ruling. elements that go to make up our j now be known ns the world’s gardThc Florida newspaper man, The wrutched little thioX who measures a yard of goutl-Limit frnlrtfportnnt'lftttirViirTh— Iron;- bx-Jen Spot. Hu went to the front for briltflrttf over the old typewriter, cuts on the short side his thumb; the contemptible little thief ygen, hydrogen, etc. Helium, the' Florida with all his might anil put listens to these delightful noises, who mixes more sand in the cement than good building rules safe gas, for instance, was discuv- noise and thunder into industry, j writes his story and—wonders Hammer and saws are singing ■whether the fortunate ones over demand; the measly little thief who poses as a lawyer and ered by scientists on the sun before we ever discovered it here on earth. the builders' song nnd grent struc-,take the time to thank him for the gives paid-for opinions or m atters he knows nothing about; tures are rising above the sand, j important part he has played in every town hns some of these rascals who are supposed to! , , n , , . , towering nbove the waters of * introducing Florida to the world— ocean, lake and river. to n world of buyers. he good citizens and honest men! yvords b..w the world changes. That story of the ship-huilder was to over-drawn to be| President Coolidge any* he will vnry offnrtivo, Iml thoro could lie do/cna of telling serm ons' sl*cl‘ to *'is tl'n cent cigar, refusSEEING T IIE LIGHT "expensive cigars" for fear of preached from the .same theme with the Beenes laid right mg losing his simple tastes. MIAMI HERALD here in Sanford. The world says “ What mnrveli.us economy, but d«*es not Presi­ dent Coolidge push it u little too fa r?" Fifty years ago, the world would have said "What, smoke ten cent cigars? What extravagance! Such a man isn't fit to he Presi­ dent." Our standards change ns we move from the buggy - to the nuto immile nnd up to the flying runchine. Two Special Bargains For Quick Sale Only 3 lot.s on Orange Avenue— sizes 50x115. Price $3,000—Terms 2 lots on Oak Avenue— one a corner lot. $2,300—Terms Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, k F irst St. Sanford, f t J IR o r ty A c r e s On Orlando Road—Close In $160.00 Per Acre - Connecticut's blue laws, it would and they appeared before the leg­ seem, have been tried out for suf­ islature mnking the very reason­ Twenty five acres good celery’ land, cleared, with ficient length of time to prove able plea that if automobiles were two flowing wells with one half mile lake frontage. BY IRVIN S. COBB to be permitted to operate on Sun­ If everyone worked ns hard ns their value. day uml if excursions by boat were he thinks he does, thero wouldn't $600.00 Per Acre They were once so strict, it is in compliance with law, the rail­ Home people insist that meaaur-i "There isn’t a manager in town be enough work to go around. snid, that a man could he prose­ road ought to be allowed the same Corner lot on Laurel Street, facing Ninth Street ing, class by class, the lowest or who can even pronounce it," said cuted and jailed for kissing his freedom. Park The warm days have not urrivnj der of human intelligence in Am, . . , , , wife on Sunday. The Sunday laws The legislature saw the point Without liny desire to take part yet, but folks a r e beginning to erica is found among Key West $ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 in that state prohibited all Sunday and freed the railroads from tlm in the controversy over the res­ wonder where they will siietnl amusements, among which it rated obligation to refrain from run­ sponge fishermen. Others hold pective merits of the theatrical them. excursions by train on that day, ning excursions on Sunday and that the group place at the font managers and the Key West sponge although the law did not prohibit while it was about it lifted the ban of the column properly belongs to fishera, I herewith submit, for More real estate deals nre being a certnin order of theatrical pro-! what it may Is- worth, nn incld‘ID E PEOPLE of Canada plan excursions by bouts. against Sunday baseball and other ■made in Sanford now than during ducers. As proof of the value of eat which happened in the office more mid more to manage their a fREALTOR The legislature of Connecticut reasonable recreations and amuse­ the winter months. Next full .San­ their contention they point to the i of a prominent producing mnnug- fails, shape their own destines and now recognizes that conditions ments, leaving the question of Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 ford will he n bee hive of uctivity. slory of the theutricul m anager,' et. whose name is a household develop their posihilitios. have changed, that modern life re- . whether they could be permitted ----- o ■ There is no sign of any hrenl.F irst National Hank Building. who, on being told thnt a play word in every actor’s home. quins more freedom for the Lidi- to the various towns in which it To Tampans are predicting a popu­ brought him to a certain dramat­ him there cairn* an experienced ing away from the British Empire. vidual than was given by the old might he desired that games he Sales Force:— Miss Ituha Williams, Miss Helen IboHlation of 350,000 by 1910. Why ist was based upon one of Charles playwright hearing the script of But Cunnda wants John Bull to laws. phi) cd and amusements he enjoyed, i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s i * . ............. ...................................................................... not? Huuford expects to have Dickens' novels, said: a new piece which he had just fin­ know that lie hns one son big One of the reasons for change Connecticut is taking a wise step I enough, old enough and powerful around seventy-five thousund liv­ "Well, yuu get hold of this fel­ ished. ill the attitude toward u strict ohThere will be more consideration ing here at that lime. low Dickens und bring him around "I don't want you should read enough to manage himself. sorviince of Sunday is the growth for the laws in Connecticut, he to lunch tomorrow und we’ll get it to me now," said the manager. ! in the use of the automobile. That cause thnt state i* not now insisthis Ideus and fix up a contract.” "Just tell me what it’s like.” May he the rest of us aren’t, hut .111’. r r . R t.h.“L Mn ll‘ very"hnndy'\iieans" of transporUi mi:'o’n ^ueh”D g o r .m r r c g ^ In the same connection there fre­ “Well,” said the playwright, will send a s|>ecinl diplomatic repre those person* trying to prevent the • t*011 has brought the railroads of thi ordinary life of the people. T J Mill. II. It. S'pvrtui, A. I*. C o n n e lly . Gr.*rgr teaching of science are certainly quently is cited a remark by Wil­ “it'* a historical drnmu in live l' 1' . 11 Hates in jConnecticut to see that they were ’’’ 11 might take a lent from I‘re*. Florida Vlee-Prr*. Scc'y & Trca*. -'"r ton (jickaye, who once expressed nets. I call it ‘The Dnuphin.' ” demonstrating thut they at luust addition to the British Amhassa- working nt a disadvantageous to the history of Connecticut without a desire which he said he feared "For why do you call it th a t?" ■lor, to talk especially for < annda. the lire descended from inoukles. I matter of Sunday excursion.-,, going very far wrong. would never lie gratified, to play "Ilcrnuse it's based on the story A good idea. Canada and th e1 United States between them, with King George, we rend, Is now the part of Jean Valjouu ill u stage of the Lost Dauphin." of Hugo's |a>s .Miser­ "I don't want it," said the man­ the co-operation of modem states­ PLAYING SAFE wearing horn-rimmed spectacle*. adaptation able*. A friend spoke up: ager emphatically. "It wouldn't men of Mexico, have in their hand* Well, there's no reason the king ST. DETERS BURG INDEPENDENT "Isn’t there a manager in town go. The public wiiiildnt never the destinies of the North Ameri­ shouldn't he troubled with ustig- who can produce it? ” stand for a piny about a fish." can continncnt. niutisui the same ns unyonu else. I IMIS St. Petersburg filling stations city would so pollute the air with ■o--------r.\r M ill K 11,300,000.09 IT \l. THE DUKE of Alhu, well known have not soiit tne new motor fuel thi fumes oi this gus that slow i The man who buys property now ADVERTISING to the United States because Zuof which there mis been no much lead poisoning of the population nnd holds it until next winter won't I'lilFCTOtlS: ASHEVILLE CITIZEN lega painted u picture of his wife, discussion though arrangements would ensue. An investigation hy * hiive to worry about anything in T .1 Mil hr Force S. < i Bhliihulscr is going to lot his peasants buy had been made to have the new the bureau of mines declared this ! II It Hti ypiii John l». 1. Thrasher the future except collecting hi* some of his land. He hopes it will gus handled here next full. But danger remote, but Dr. Henderson •▼ A 1*. i*oiin«*ll> It. R II. K. Whittier >igjit per cent interest und that ‘We would no more think o f cut • -1|the names of their product* ait now appears that the automobile letorted that he could not a ccep t!* Isn't much of u worry. . |crot the continent and around the set a “democratic example." ting our advertising than of shut-leross lla In!•rr Mirrl \s Of Vlnreb :t1. IO- .-i It will do more than that, und owners in this city will not have their conclusion* because their, <• ----- O' ting down our plans."—The Hard- world. They are spending more may save the grandees of Spain ;n chance to try the fuel until fur- |work was finunecd by the oil com- j* I ASSKTS .this year than they did Inst to Abby Rockefeller, who recently eommund the public’s atetntion. from some of the troubles that ther investigation of it s conducted, panics. Dr. Horatio B. B. Wil- !> C u r r e n t \ * « r t * i married David M. Milton, a young en Sales Company, New tork C iin I i — K l r s t N a t i o n a l Hank have afflicted the Grand Dukes liams, of Columbia university,I The oil companies have taken Thnt is one of the replies receiv-! They have learned that to let down •) «*l II New York lawyer, says, "We are C im li— H a i i t o n l H a n k um l T r u * l Russia. whose investigation is being fin­ the sensible course. They have t.SI I «T < :i*!i— S e m in o le C o u n t) lian k quite poor now, you know. Dave ed by The Manufacturers’ Record.in the use of printer’s ink is to ».UI «* When people own the LAND ordered the sale of ethyl gasoline anced by the Ethyl Gasoline cor­ A ccount» Itrccivn M c makes fifteen thousand dollars A when it queried inuny of the big- Use out in the race for suprem- they tnke an interest in their to the public to be discontinued poration. suid that so far he had T otal C urrent A ssets year nnd tny income i* eight thou­ ge»t corporation* in the country Jury. GOVERNMENT and want it to be until doubt as to its dangers hns formed no conclusion as to the littrw lH tritli on the amount of money they It is nn nnrient story: sand." Twenty-three thousand u j j s . ioii os been settled. Thu public's utten the possibility of atmospheric poll.u.tu On I l e a l K s t a t e Not the occasional outburst of solid. year for u newly married couple. ■qiend on advertising and the reJ ill (Ml L o a n s tin s t o c k tion wns first directed to this fuel •lutlon of the cities. lie denies ■? ults it brings them. They were brilliant, Iden* in advertising wins, •Yes, that i* hard. last summer when several worksensational reports that workers IF T IIE Duke of Alba will study l"lul IliVesliner.tS unanimous in the statement thut j but the incessant, day-in-day-out r Itrtl U a r la i the history of France and Sweden, era In the New Jersey lahorator-1 ,n bis laboratory yvero poisoned, advertising on a large scale is es-lnnd never-let-up assault upon the Furniture and F i x t u r e * Th*' small sum of |2iU,H50 was kcntiul to Imsinss survival. In the {public mind. The thing is now an he wilt know whut it means to ies of the Standard Oil Company but admits that minute quantities wagered nt the track on the Ken- current collapsed and died. It yvus chnrglead had been discovered in T O T A L A M SKT B issue of the Record in niijopsin and shut proposition; wliocv- have so-called “common people" tucky Derby Saturday. And yet u article entitled ed that the inhalation of the theni.^ He^did not regard this a "Advertising—T h e'er advertises tne most sells the own the land of their country. Tew Florida legislators think thut j Creative Power of Business Sue ! most. Successful tm-n never talk i \u n i i i i : s It was the *ons of six million fumes of tetru-ethvl lend, a com -. suffering from lead poisoning in a state law will atop Americun cess," these business kings hoar1about putting in an advertisement; French land owners that held pound being perfected at that time.. 11any degree. I ' u r r r n i l.li,li|||tlr«i i OOO.'X) N'uie* I ' u y a M e citizen* from "taking a chance." to prevent motor knocking, was Taking cognizance of the storm witness to their dependence upon, their dscusaion i* always of put- buck the Germuna nt Verdun. i ’iii- nn Huhserlhers* Liana Tampu Tribune. It looks Imd when the advertisement for the contiuu-! ting on an advertising campaign, responsible. If it wits a method |which wn!, |,r,.win lh Huliacrllu-r*' Deposit* 11 0>) the Tribune favors race track dice of their reign. of control has been found, for the general of the United States‘ -health1 ■'•■1111* 11* On t'nfasued Stock "People are buying brands nnd gambling. i product hns been made in greut Contemporary Comments "In the toilet goods business,” )not goods." The store which can service has called a conference of Total Current I.UIdlllle -------oquantities since and yve have heard scientists to meet in Washington •octf *li says the Andrew Jergens Company .establish itself through statetsi.tioo.aj S t o r k <liltM ltlid ltlK of no further fatal results. The United Uigur Stores Corpo­ of Cincinnati, “it is gutting more Intents to the public a* the synonMay 20. I hey will discuss the % S .tiZ ” I ltdlvIdl'd P r o f i t * Too had Mr. Coolidge did not no ration evidently believes in the fu- anU more to be a case of adver- ym of good taste, excellence of It hns recently been put on the «»«>, o y » j K«»<Uine on public tiee the war in the name of Warren market for resale in gusoline and health. If they determine that it ! b't»l Capital amt Burplus tore of Florida. During the past tise or die. People ure buying! goods nnd efficiency und courtesy Brooklyn Eagle. few weeks the/ have purchased a brands nnd not good*.' has become anew the subject nfjendengers public safety, sale will I of service is inevitably the domt o t a l i.iaiiilitikb scientific,apprehension. Dr. Van-, be forbidden. In the meantime •inillion dollar*' worth of of busi­ Through three closely printed j inating house in it* line. The month s nyvurd forUncon- ijjU Henderson, of Yaye, declares the oil companies have wisely re. ness lots in St. Petersburg and! page* rufii the story of manuThe nutiunul advertiser suc­ 3 lie u l t o v s s t a t e m e n t p r e p a r e d t»y J . It. I 'a t h r o ' handed universal consumption of the solved To suspend *ule». If they '( over two million dollars' worth of facturers, salesmen, railroads und ceeds in making his brand stand for semua Irony is herewith '••lullin' of »tm-k h o ld e r s fur « ni»«G'* March 31. p jjj are tlo.xil.oo. “Miami business property. When advertising managers who tell of the article desired. The locul ad­ ( nngressman J . W. Byre* of Ten- fu„|by automobiles would be at- get a clean bill front the surgeon neasee for his reference in a recent I tended with grave danger to the general's conference thev cm ,„t pr«f,fT< concern* of the strength of the 1spending enormous sums of money vertiser can likewise mako hi* tivestinant I* offered than our S P*r ' **■-’IlniU-d Cigar* makn investments |to keep their business in the pub- s(ote stand for "the unly place to speech to "unavoidable savings >,n; Dublic. He fears that the Hums- plac their product "on ‘the mar- I * »«oek." \ governmental costs.' — D etroit,.,,^ -0jf motor exhaust* in each ket with renewed confidence, I lie eye. They arc men who fling go for things of that «.irt,i’ in Florida, It augurs well. * T » • ? *' Y7VYVV News, MY FAVORITE STORIES l Most nuto wrecks are <•*„ , people who don't know a ( ter word meaning desist. n ^ doubt." TH ERE IS AGITATION also in In one of the school readers of a generation or two ago Europe. The British have long controlled the world’s international was the story of the unscupulous ship builder who in h is.................................................... _ mercantile marine. Americnn shipeagerness to make a big profit on the boat he was building j ping hnH been a j()ke that Britiih did not saw out the knots in the planks nor discard any tim- enjoyed, Hut somehow they don't like the her that could possibly he used in the construction. idea of HENRY FORI) going into The story being a good one had it come about that the tile shippimeame They *«•«• him ship builder’s only non, unknown to his father, took pannage selling, in Great Britain, Canada, on that badly built boat. And out in the China seas some­ in Australia, more than ten times where the ship encountered a storm nnd went to pieces. The ns many automobiles ns all the captain and crew were providentially saved. Hut even the British manufacturers enn sell. The thought o f such competition nt sen wreckage to which the ship-builders’ son was clinging broke doesn't please them. up; nnd the boy went to his death beneath the waves still The question is: What will Mr. clinging to the end of a plank that had broken "just where Coolidge decide to do about selling the idle ships to Ford, who knows the knot had been left.” It was a dramatic story with the author taking particular how to do things? --------------- Coolidge, president, hsd ki Cl THIS SUGGESTION from Ford arouses two kinds of “high moral Incompetents on this side of the ocean, never able to mnke Amcri can shipping pay, always begging for subsidies in return for third clnss service, think it would be wrong to let Henry Ford take the ships, pay the government real money nnd stop the heavy losses. Corporation gentlemen that rely on putting up rates instead of rendering service don’t like Ford. He bought a railroad, paying about one dollar a share for it, and ran it in the Ford way. Now, owners cf the minority stock refuse Ford’s offer to buy their stock for $105 a share. Such efficiency ns thnt doesn’t suit some of our railrond men. Their idea is not to develop nnd work a railroad, hut to sit still in the old fashioned way and work the public. I ~ "P in 1975) HENRY FORD is willing to buy Government ships now rusting nwny nt anchor—sad reminders of war graft and incompetency. The ships that arc worthless Ford would jnnlf Thn«n worth !t he would keep going. DAN D oiis^A Y j Si; ltProfits e ? . “"*®r k„ broke. went By ARTHUR BRISBANE (C opyright ^ —. A NEW GAS. TIME CHANGES ALL. 1 A W ISE SPANIARD. I .? i THE PANTLEGGER IS ANOTHER BIG PROBLEM As Brisbane Sees It fte *tl at Sanfsrt. Florida Entered h Second Class Matter, Cktobar J7. I9|», at the I’ostofflc# AM WAY,MAY 19/11925. THft STAl^OM) HER/ E. F. L A N E Sanford Building and Association Loan �U e p iio n e MISS KATHRYN WILKEY TELEPHONE Miss Carolyn Spencer Lo To Become Bride 0 f Fo Paul Redfern In .Tnlv tvt» Social Calendar Grammar School Honor Roll inr. ana airs. Uarland Wesley Tuesday N’umbor One of tho ProS­ can Auxiliary with Mrs. R. G. rhairman, will meet at I with Mr*. S. W. Easterly l Oak Avenue. St Music department of the Woman's Club will give Spencer announce the engagement anti approaching marriage of their daughter Carolyn Evans to Paul L. Redfern o f Elfers, Florida The wedding to take place in July Your Own Convictions Dictate Investment Now! -asical tea. V Cathleen Mallory Circle of , Baptist Church will meet with £. S. Hockey, FI 10 Park Ave,s: ;i o'clock. (rs. A. R. Key will entertain .Every Week Bridge Club nt 3 jotl at her home on Park AvcL The "Flapper Grandmother”’ will presented at the Milanc Thea[j( g:15 o’clock. Jlrr. H. II. Lewis will entertain "Tuesday Duplicate Club ut 8 |cek in the evening at her home IXignoIin Avenue. The above announcement will bo of much interest in Snnforii as Miss Spencer is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Spencer and a member of one ol Sanford's most pituninent Mionecr families. She has atetnded the Sanford schools and is at present the as­ sistant principal of the South Side Primary School. She is •prom­ inent in social and church circles by her charmintr personality and -- - r, iil|l| jUCflVIlkl'U to Miss Spencer. holds a host of frinn.l. A dainty ice course in pink ser­ ved lato In the evening, pink ros­ Wednesday. es with a fortune hidden in each ftfre "ill be a meeting of tho one being given ns favors. tfirs Department of the SanThe invited were the members i ftV.itan’s Cluii nt 3 o’cloek. of the Primary School teaching In. Frank Miller will entertain They were Miss Carolyn w w * * 1 I "tnff. Fortnightly Bridge Club at her Spencer, Miss Marion Appleby, :e in the Welaka Apartments, Entertain Fraternity ■>i i m Lollle Bell Robertson, Mrs. Arthur Moore. Miss Iajvo Turner, Group o f Georgia Tech Mrs. Thursday. Stevenson. Mrs. Ramona Ray|ln. E. M. Galloway will entornor. Miss Bobbie Chapman, Miss gthe Duplicate Luncheon Club | A group of members of the Delta Emma Owens.Mrs. William Bar­ i: o'cioek. Sigma Phi fraternity from Geor­ ber. .Miss Evelyn DaVrow, Miss In. Christopher S . Williams, gia i School of Technology were the Mary Foster, Miss Ruth Gillen, i, Edward Louis Markell and lguests of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es 11. Mrs. Hugh Welches, Miss Cleone i William Moore Scott will en j 1Cowan fur the week-end. They a t­ Cooper, Mrs. G. W. Stewart, Miss ain with a tea at Edgwater! tended the installation of a new Zillnh Welsh, Miss Vivian Cruschapter in Stetson University in by. Miss Mary Robinson and Mrs. •aT v* South Side Parent-Teacher DeLand Saturday. They were: James Robinson. edition will meet at the school George Cowan, Donald Burt, Sami J oclock. This is the annual Bratton, T. Fiinton, Edwin McCIny i Mr. and Mts. W. E. Stewart an­ ition of officers and a large at- and Hammond Stevens. Miss Mar-] nounce the birth of a son May Id, dMce is requested. jorie Linti, who is sponsor of the He has been named Walter Ear­ LiSirah J. Stewart, Mrs. For- Georgia Tech chapter, was also a! nest Stewart, Jr. tCitcbclaml Miss Minnie Stew•lli entertain the officers and titrs of the First Baptist Sun1ichool, honoring Alisa Leola X, a June bride-elect. Personals Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wight hive re­ !r» T Lr-i-t'! Puma1*, Mrs. G. rfirick Smith. Mrs. Milton Har- turned from Atlanta. Mibry and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Brown have rke Philips will entertain with ridge party at the Woman’s returned from Hastings. |bat 3 o'clock. Curley Zelmenovitz returned Sunday from Brunswick, Ha. Saturday [herewill be a story hour at the Miss Hoskins Jones is spending nrj it 10 oclock. Reading Club will meet at a few days with friends in Ja ck ­ sonville. Liury at 10 o’clock. Entertains prtment Heads At ig h tf iil Luncheon Its,Wi g h t Beulah Davidson, J . T. Campbell, Catherine Cameron, Martha Car­ ter, Ora Mae Culp, Paul Diggers, Flizalmth Bowen, Clara Parhm, Pearl Tyner, Myrtle Flinn, Fred George, Stinson K inlaw, James Garlick, George Stello, Inez Thomp­ son, Petro Hotsis, Annie Daughtcry, Marjorie Forrest, Camilla Dens, Elizabeth Smith, Wilbur Smith, Minnie Waters, , Ruth Johnson, hfuisty Georgia j . .. .. i i , v.eurgians /.etterlunil I.oyce Douglass, Addie Browning, Fuqua, J. M. Vining, Evelyn , Estelle Hall, Alice Hcdqjns Sadie Shannon, Catherine Meisch, Mary Cameron, Ruthelln Cook, Juiin Higgins, Wallace Philips, Lucille Bolz, George Mltehell, Frederick Bender, Helen Douglass, Roy Britt, Sidney Weinburg, Henry Witte, Melvu Lundquist, Mercer Thomas, Alva S ta f­ ford, Lester Rivers, Ruth Martin, Eunice Banks, William Morrison, Virginia Earle, Margaret Tew. Kelley Pope, Mary Mahoney. Seventh Grade: Bertha Camp­ bell, Era Douglass, Frances Fos­ ter, Allen Fields, R. E. Griffin, Laurence Higgins, llalmnn Hall, Mildred Lee, Lottie Mitchell, George Stoinoff, Jane Torrence, Milton Itohhins, Sophia Shannon, Phillis Smith. Adolphus Carter, Merguerite Mirschi, Elinor Tyner, Minnie B ess Echols, Thelma Tew, Marjorie Hoskins, John Tcerwilliger, Flossie Vickery, Fred Will­ iams, Edward Elliot, Jack Aycocke, Lois Garrett, Margaret Giles, Maria Moye, Juanita McMullen, Dorothy Thurston, Dorothy Turley, Catherine Schirnrd. Alice Thomp­ son, Sherwood' II —- Nellie * • Williams, -- Presents The Cream of Opportunity Lorn led at Mellon villi* Avc. and Hughey Sis, FULL nKVKI.OPMENT Protective Restrictions In the City Limits I>r. Homer Noble is reported to he seriously ill at his home on Myr»i.. « — Mrs. Cecil Frlsbie. Miss Albert.i Aycoek and Peter School motored Ir>. llrnry Wight, in her usual to St. Petersburg Sunday. r.«u* niamo r, entertained the ri-r rii incoming chairmen of B. E. Ewing of Ocoee and A. C. nri'.js department* of the Anderson of Orlando, were guests sin's Club at a luncheon Mon of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Niblack Sun­ ithtr horn, on I’ark Avenue, day. v c ’ r .■heme of pink, blue liver ii-r ua- delightfully corDr. Rnlph Stevens and Edward I rot in tne table decorations F. lame attended the installation !which Alaska daisies, stokesie of Delta Sigma Phi at Stetson Sat linn ler . :in«ly tuft were used, unlay and with other members of pars the delicious luncheon the local Phi Kappa •Delta were If delightful plans were dis- initiated. K>1 and made for the coming •'in club work. Covers were Mir Mrs. Wight, Mrs. W. L. ' ■ G. Sharon, V. T. Langley, Mrs. W. D. ~(r. Mrs. c. ('. Woodruff, Mrs. 7 Mero uml Mrs. C. R. Kert- Condensed News Public Record from Sanford to attend ,t<‘ Medical Association ti St. Petersburg Monday i*,11 Mr-. J . N. Tolar, Dr. W. T. Langley, Dr. ami . Mai. hall and Mrs. Fred i t / 11 VTpi r i’ / M tatv n m f i a r /\ t v XT T X t r 1 L W iiN S l u i m m i u m • *;• *;•<• <■ jVh j j i M N G •>v ■/v * 10 New Summer Silk Dresses, plain flat and printed crepe de chine. Values up to $29.00 for Summer Class $19.00 May Sale of Silk for Beginners Printed Crepes, plain flat crepe and holdings, taffeta $1.95 yard May Sale ot* Silk Hosiery Phoenix Silk Hose, all shades. Building Permits I 1,1102.00 Electrical Permits 3 3.50 Plumbing Permits 2 Dishonored Cheeks re­ ported H 13.58 Warranty Deeds Filed Flora Burnett Scott to Guy Fruzier for lot 33 of Florida Land and Colonization Company's plat of South Sanford. Amount of stamps 50c. \ Hlocbc Kinsman to Minna S. McCall for N 'a of S '-j of NE'» of s i : 1, of lection 15, otwnship 21. south range, 31 east. Amount of stumps 50c. Esther Whittcnstein to Jam ­ es R. Hicks for lands in section 7, township 21, south range, 31 east. No stamps. Dorn E. Cobb to It. K. Cobb for lot 1 17 at Longwood. No stamps. W. L. Green to Clara S. Green for an undivided half interest in lots I and 5 of block 5 of Maine, addition ot I-ongwood. No stamps. J. B. Walker to India C. Walk­ er for lot 111 and 113 of l-nngwood. No stamps. ((nil Claim Deeds Filed George W. Knowlton, George C. Hodges and II. K. Brown to Mrs. G. A. Bryant for lot *121 of Alta­ monte Land, Hotel and Navigat­ ion Company’s plat. No stumps. Civil Suits Filed Tho Up-John Company, a corpor­ ation, versus Dr. G. M. Brewer, for dumn'.’vn of $150. Building Permit* Issued J . II. Jackson, one story story stucco residence and garage, $3,500; A. D. Mitchell, addition to residence, $500; U vel Calhoun, addition to residence, $50; Rotundo Estate, addition to garoge, |12. Special 89c pair Phoenix Pure Thread Silk Hose Phoenix Pure Thread Silk Hose, in all si full fashion $1.39 May Clearance Sale Dies Table of ColoredCrepes, Voiles, plain and beautifi Special for _____ SPRING M ILLIN ERY One Week—Starts Wednesday Sale of Men’s Suits All £20.00 Hats, now $ All $15.66 Hats, now....................... $ All $12.50 Hats, now............................$ Ail $ 7.50 Hats, now .................... $ All $ 500 Sport Hats, now................. $ All $ 3.00 Sport Hats, now................. $ Mohawk Sheets Two to a customer. 81x90 $1.59 Also have a complete line of white hats suitable for tho graduate. Reasonable priced. Second Floor Yowells 95<^ yard The Yowell Company ■ Sale Closes Wednesday, May 27th. �iV-Zr". ~T # y‘ | „2S5f r i - x*•ly .r’J, % f STX —----L. *»- 411* mm n ‘f f U ■ . m * :v T H E SA NFOnn.HERAm .TUKSDAY , MAY.4P. JP25 ................................... i i i i ■•■*n m te n iM T n i 1 Two Little W ar Orphans In Need of Home We are now established in our new location 414 F irst National Bank Building '*1 ON HOLDS CUE LEADERS 4 ru z GahIE Today’s Games FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Lakeland nt Tampa. Sanford at St. Petersburg. AMERICAN LEAGUE Sanfwd’n B atters Pound He, wilt and Knight fur Nine Boston nt St. Louis. J H its; Only Score of Shin Is Now ,York nt Detroit. Made In The Fifth Inning Washington nt Cleveland. rhiladclphin nt Chicago. PETERSBURG. May 10.Cotlecting nine hits off the offer - 1 NATIONAL L E A R IE ing of .Hewitt and Knight, Sanford • Louis at I hdadeiplua defeated the Saints in the opening Chicago at New York. WJ P TI TAMPA SMOKERSCLEVELAND BATS BEAT LAKELANS TEAMBY 7 TO5 WINNINGiNFIRST V v . 11647069 -------------------------------------- 1 . Jl f l »*»» w rltr fo u r n a ira le tte r* <uli!rr<M y o u r e n v e l o p e * mnkr your mMr,"..i,nrn|il, liTntr. Inrrrnar your viilum.. nr liiitlnn. ’Phone 615 or Call to See Us O n r l l u x t o r a a KI o r u u I S E R V I C E ------------- , A PLUS L.’ C. lieboul, Mtumger. s' Allenmen Make Four Errors Buckv H arris Puls in Three Allowing Most of Scores' Other Pitchers, Rut Indians Made In Game Which Is* Refuse to Be Stopped in HitIMay edi.ooscly on BothSidesi ting and Scaring R i o t / T ©day’s TAMPA, Mny 1*J.—The Tampa I CLEVELAND, May 13.—CtcveSmokers heat the Lakeland High- land scored five runs off Mogridge landers here yesterday afternoon in the lu s t inning yesterday and by a 7 ly 5 score in one of the most that lend allowed the Indians to KBmo of the series hero ycataruay,! Cincinnati nt Boston loosly played games on the local win, 0 to fl. The winning runs 4 to 2. Alver«on held the Blork- * itUburgh at Brooklyn, field this year. The winners up wi le gathered in the sixth. Score by innings: parently tried their (test to throw m^i safely with the exception of SO TI1ERN ASSOCIATION the game away in the early innings Wurh’ton ..0 0 1 001 220— 0—10—3 the Flfith when three singles and ns three of the five runs made by j Cleveland ..G0I Odd OOx—0—Id—2 a sacrifice brought in both of the Birni'ii ;ham nt Atlanta, In gnnd residential section ami close in. Large cor­ Mobil nt Little Rock. Lakeland were made possible' Batterless: Mogridge, Russell, Saint’s runs. ner lot facing E ast with large shade trees on hath New Orleans at Memphis. through errors. The only Lake-, Ogden, Marberry and Reul and The Box Ssore, aides. A real buy, and one th at will be bought quickly. AB. It. 11. PO,, A. E . Chnttanuoga-Nashvllle not ached- land miscue assisted in the scoring |Tate; Karr and L. Sewell, SANFORD of the Smokers' third run in the .. .1 1 •i 3 0 0 ulcd. il FREE-HITTING GAME. second inning. *. n *- 0 0 <i 2 1 DETROIT. May 10.—The New The Box Score. Wftlxak, 2 .. i 0 1 2 5 0 LAKELAND AB R. 11. PO. A. E. Y’orl; Yankrcn w onn free hitting VUfcii, rf. .. i 0 0 8 (1 0 - ** ’ ■ Duma.*, 3b. .. .. 2 ii t 1) i ii game yesterday, 0 to 7. The Yan­ .. i 1 •» 3 0 0 $1,000, balance 1, 2, and 3 Years. Buckley, as, .. .. 5 0 «> o *4 li kees used three pitchers mid the SUnzuk, .’lb. „ .. :i <1 0 1 1 o • J o Tigers four but Detroit made Surface, rf. .. 0 l 0 II .. 3 0 . .. 4 1 0 KlhwiSf, pf. 0 ii '* Brazier, cf. . .. 4 1 ii M u rj& V c. .. .. t 0 l r> 2 0 • ) Welch, If. .. .. 5 U *» t> 0 1 Alveraon, p. .. .. i 2 m 0 (l 0 McQue, 2h....... .. «4| l T 1 ,i u Score by innings. -0 Doyle, lb....... .. •* 0 0 III 0 0 Totals . .. 32 4 3 27 10 8 202 Oil 010—7— 10—2, ST. PETE AB,, R. II. PO.A. E. Cubs Lose When Tie Is Ery, x ......... .. I 0 n 1) II 1) Detroit Batteries: Pennock, Showkoy, Bryant, c. . . .. 4 1 •i fl ■i 0 *4 0 1 •> 1 Only two blocks from F irs t National Bank Ruili o Broken By Homer With Luther, p....... .. 4 0 0 0 *o» 0 Ferguson and and Editing; Dauss, Shannon, If. .. .. 2 0 O T 1 ing, will either sell outright, or will lease for 99 yean. Cole, Holloway, Stoner and BussOne On Base; H arnett Hits Edwards, rf. ... .. 4 0 0 M 0 II #• 1 5 « ter. « Total* . 35 • » t .. •» 0 4i *• 14*. it Ilia 11 iii IIiMiiei of Season All R. II. PO. A. E. TAMPA , .. 4 0 1 4 »» II *I it 5 0 M 2 *1 Brunos, lb. .. .. :i 0 0 3 II It Snood, 2b....... RED SOX BEAT BROWNS O 7 1 •I •1 NEW YORK, May 10.—Terry’s Juioiincr, lb. .. .. 3 1 0 3 l .. 4 8 ST. LOUIS, May 13.--Vangilder Doyle, dk. r- • . .. 4 1 I r> i ii homer with Ross Young on base Hunt, s3, .. . . 3 1 n Ii 1 I weakened in the fifth and the Bos­ Easy terms for either proposition •> 1 1 0 *i (1 in the eighth produced the tally Lee, rf............. .. 3 0 n 1 0 0 ton Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Kowitt, p'. .. o *1 Hero ure Lenta Mny McKinley, four years obi, nnd Venerea Ellen l n Browns yesterday 12 to 7. Six erKnight, p. .. ! “ T 1) It 0 u 1) which won for the Giants over the Allen, cf. .. .. - 4 Brower, x .. „ .. 1 II 1) 0 0 0 Cubs yesterday, G to 2. The clubs Estrada, if. .. .. 4 *! ,) 4 11 0 iors by the locals contributed to Mi Einlcy, uwo years old, ewo of the thousands of children of disabled were locked in a tie when Terry de­ Weik, 3b, , . .. 4 T I) ii •i 1 the final result. George Staler, war veterans who will receive aid from funds which are now being 11 7 27 13 3 livered his blow. Charley Harnett Huggins, c ....... 2 o { fl L 0 Brown playing-manager, hit safely nolhited by the American Legion throughout the United States in a Totals .. 33 M made his lltli home run of the Lopez, c, .. . _ 0 u II 1) II 11 in his thirty-third consecutive campaign to eotabltah an endowment fund of $5,000,000 for their x Uafted for Barnes in lltli. season in the sixth inning. Pittman, p. .. .. 0 0 II 1 1 1 game this season. benefit. Score by innings: Score l*y innings: Peterson, p. .. 4 H <» 1 Sanford ................ Oil 010 100 I 1 Score by innings: Only two blocks from the main Cheney Highway, 0 O 1) 0 <1 Boston St. Petersburg .. .. 000 020 000 2 Chicago . 000 002 000— 2— 11—0 Fisher, p......... 020 0.12 110— 12— I I —2 a period that ha was forced to re­ New York 000 001 Idx—G — 12— t can be bought this week for one half their present Summary: Two base hit, AlverSt. Louis 10 2010 GOO— 7— 0—0 linquish hit! $10,QUU war ritik insur­ llntteriess: Alexander and llarlTotals ......... 32 ni 12 27 12 4 ron, Bailey, Wnlznk. Stolen base, Batteries: Ruffing, Wingfield value. Both lots priced for quick sale a t ance. x Batted for Doyle in Oth. Alien. Sacrifice, Shannon, Frlshie nett; McQuillan, Greenfield and and Picinlch; Vangilder, Wingard, McKinley gradually grew worse, Score by innings: 2. Double play, Brown to Doyle; Snyder. Grant, Dnnforth, Stenffer and Hu­ and then tne second little girl was Lnkclnpd.......... 0|0 0110 101—5 go and Dixon. Brown to Allen. Ix*fl on base, St. ' born. Petersburg fl; Sanford 0. Base on CARDINALS WIN SLUG-FEAST T a m p a .................. 030 000 Olx—7 In the meantime, Mrs. McKinley, iiM Summary: Two lame hit, Jcs.;imlln off il<-will I; Knight 1. /li­ PHILADELPHIA, May 13.—The ATHLETICS ARE DEFEATED “ L j who had ;iutfeted much anxiety $ l»0 cash, balance $10 Monthly. l i r e ver son G. Hits off Hewitt 0 in ti Cardinals helped the Phillies cele­ nn r, Bryant. Three base hit, Snead CHICAGO, May ID.—Chicago and privation, became desperately innings; off Knight 4 in 3 Innings. brate the Golden Jubilee day yes­ Welch. Home run, Estrada. Stal­ broke Philadelphia’s winning ill. Her condition added to the Jilt by pitcher, by Hewitt (Stan- terday afternoon and then won an in base, McQue, llrtizior, Dumass, streak of nine straight games, by Lenta May and Vanctta Ellen burden of despair for the husband McQue 2. Sacrifice, Jcsinier, Du­ winning (i to G. in fourteen innings. zak). Umpires, Ross and Pich. eleven-InnItig slugfest, 10 to If, McKinley Are Waiting fo r i Mrs. McKinley succumbed ut a mas. Ia:e, Huggins. Double play, During base running by Barrett Score by innings: Losing pitcher, Hewitt. Time 2 Admission To Children’s km-some -pot fur from home but hours. St. Louis 003 203 100 01—iq Allen to Weik to Snead; Dumas to coupled with timely hits by Karnrn i>•,i , ...i, . . ..... # ....... „ ,1#i near her husband, the following Philadelphia 020 mil 015 00— II to Doyle, to ft on base, Lakeland and Scliulk scored the winning run Billet I h a l 18 Arm CiOUt lt d ■(|uy jkjc j^jn|l yf „ war victim in uvBatteries: llhom, Sothoron, Dan 12; Tampa ti. Base on balls off in the l ltli. , , -------- : cry sense, also died. and (ionznhs; Carlson, Betty. Pittman 2; Peterson 0; Luther 2. Score |»y innings: honie and proper car ■ The war was over for the McHits of fpittman 2 in t 1-3 (one Phila 001 002 020 000 00—5-12-2 fi.rAa good Pearce and Henline. world wnr veteran’s two little out in 2nd); off Peter in (i in 7; Chicn’ 102 000 002 000 01—0-13-0 orphan-, now separated following Kinley parents, but for n two nmnth:/ old baby and n little girl, DODGERS DEFEAT PIRATES , Fisher It In 2-.’S. Struel. out by Lutheir desertion by n relative, nod two years old, it just had begun. BROOKI.YN, May 10.— Brooklyn thu‘ >: Petersons 1; Fisher t. Wild the rescue of the older child from FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE For u time it seemed there was Winning pitcher, bit four Pirate pitchers freely and pitch, Luther, the county poor house, await cn a hare chance that the government Tampa 7; Lakeland G, Peterson, Umpire, Ware, Time won yesterday 12 to 7. Aldridge __________ liugttir.ent of The American Lo- insurance money might bo avail­ S t. Petersburg 2; Sanford I. and Ytle wi re knockejL out of the FLORIDA l iBAGUE * ' it- able. But a generalu*1,government hex in Hif Ivnithilnalpy ami Soon­ NATIONAL LEAGUE "lonilatioii 'ffftd child ’ welfare laid made no siicii provision where 7on Lost Pet. er was the third twiner used, the I? r i(; ti n 1) i'sa ftTces \Vft ii St. Petersburg Pittsburgh 7; Brooklyn 1 1. jram s, for which a national En- premium# had lapsed. The govern­ 13 K .Toil S t. Louis 10; Philadelphia 0 (11 Dodgers scoring seven runs in that d(f\Yinent Fund i:s being raised. The ment, however, did make a asmali Lakeland 13 1 1 .481 inning: innings.) .Sanford 12 17 .411 monthly allowance for the two Score by innings: Chicago 2; New Y’ork G. to assist disabled men and care for children. cu aaaaM H iiia«H ««B xa4M an B H H K an x:«aaM B aH aaaaiaaiii:i T a n ip t .................. 12 17 .IN Pittsburgh 111 000 220— 7— 12—0 Cincinnati 8 ; Boston G. PARIS, Mny It).— British nml orphami of former service m n. The oldest child was taken by a Brooklyn 003 710 !0x— 12—17— I French differences regarding ■The prevent Children’s Billet of relative. Later she became an in- 3 AMERICAN I.KAf F E AMERICAN LEAGUE Batteries: Aldridge, Ydc, Songer, phrasing of a disarmament note to the Legion at Otter Lake, Mich., mate of tiie Renton county, Im'.lWon IV t. Lout New Y’ork 1); Detroit 7. i Konfou ar.il Gooch; Grimes and Philadelphia li 20 .703 ana, infirmary at the nge of thres! |3 I’hita ladelphia 5; Chicago fl (I I in- Taylor cult to adamt than had been ex M VU o,,! Tb'» h •f C,ti* bei-nn setting .*ll(i u lic -h iJi p iu iA , i iui D e l i L o o A rams.) ported, therefore tlv* council of Cleveland 17 11) in- gins i county board of children’s guard.fl:!0 Boston 12; St. Louis 7. amhiu odors, which h:n been po:,t ’ riiicngn REDS LOSE FIVE STRAIGHT the trumpet j„na then look tier from the couii Chicago IK 12 .Hill) .Washington fl; Cleveland II, BOSTON, May 13,—Cincinnati poning its meetings repei.ledly mi St, Louis 1 1 IK .438 j r* ty "poor house” on orders from lost its fifth straight game yes­ this account, again ndjmirueti its Now Y o r k .......... IOUTH EKN AHSnt lATION 11) 17 .370 1 1,1 the court and he was placed in a terday, G to I, when Boston hunch sessiniis scheduled fur tomorrow f1**1 11 K 20 Little Rock fl; Mobile H. ,2Kfl home temporarily. without fixing another meeting ed fivo hits for four runs off Don­ Detroit ............ Meirfphls 10; New Orleans I, McKinley .w the whole thing 23 ,2K! The youngest child was sent to dntr. ohue after two were out in the six­ Atlanta-Birmingham rain. through and win discharged from live with a sister of its dead tnoth inning. NATIONAL LEAGUE Only three scheduled. the army M;.rch I. 1313. On hi > ther. This aunt, however, dianpScore by inNings: Won Lost Pet. honoralde di.'cliarge papers was th 1 peared. The American Legion at 002 000 Oil 1— 4 i New Y’orl; +<••> ^ <■ ■{. 21 .77S Fowler, Iinl., took a hand in the a f­ Inaugural Festivities Cincinnati Boston 000 o n OOx—r>— 10—2 Hi ooklvn 12 jinn ‘Very Good," ii read. fairs of the children. The necesButteries: Donohue, liiciuiller Philadelphia Will Continue 1 Days and Wingo; Gencwieh, Renton, When McKinley retired to civil : try ivps have been taken to have 14 1 1 .51)0 RECENTLY OPENED / I’itt'burgh riled, but noon afterward the children admitted to the Le12 13 .480 Miijn rt |*urfiilili* l*Itniuturit|tft fur Graham and Gibson. Hoi,ton 12 1 \ .402 f ’ Htd that liis lungs had gion I{i I1l>i ut Otter Lake, where HAVANA, May IP,— Four days f r i i » ilnjtM D ill), Cincinnati 11 It .4 in of festivities will be held In con­ there are cottages and the litt.’u ili/ii r iltt* \ n t Hint|| Leola May was born Fchruar, i q ii i ns receive care in surrnund11 Hi .107 Chicago nection with the inauguration to­ Tnmpa — Ac Dial construction St, Louis 10 It! .3Kb 13, 1321, util,I McKinley strove man Ifp. n : nearly similar to an Amermorrow on Gen. Gerardo Machado WarIt !>tacted on Davis ! .la id col­ ns President and Carlos Pc Larosa li hiiim. fully uppurl Ids family. Work ■icttn fainily home ni poBsible. These t»n it l l r n i r d , SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 1 had I en doing heenine ton hard, two litll" girls are on the waiting ns vice-president of Cuba. Today, Won Lost IVt. mwevi.r, and he win forced, t lay l i , i 1 the' Legion billet, and will the. Riinivorsiury of the death »t Thu first ono-dollar bank note Nashville IK 14 iff ui intervals, thereby dreroa Jose Marti, Havana remained of the "greenback' variety ever is­ he eared for there unless an Birmingham 17 lb Jo'll ing In:, iiu nine. It was during such j adopted home i.< found for them. <iulft. Gen. E. H. Crowder, Amor sued by till' United States' Govern­ ill s ir ,v i :i .i :m :i i ' New Orlenn.* 17 lb .531 lean amhassudor nnd dean of diplo­ ment it is numbered one—is own­ TUI? MARKET Atlanta 17 H i .5 la matic corps, is to give a dinner to 'd by the wife of un officer in the -y •: •><•<• -y•><. <•* -i a ( 'hiittanongn .500 Coiffcusc to Screen 17 17 thfl diplomatic corps tonight. Intermit Revenue service. ng the niifc years of her nssoMemphis IK IK .5110 »■ »». ciation vyiili the film imlustry. Mobile lit IK .171 / H ill’, l \ C j ? r e S S , D lC S IKIii* uaed to stay up night figuring1* .i .. 13 20 MOM’N POP .331 I tY T A Y L O I t liitilo Il<*ck \ \ ( l o i l v u o i u l l l n m o ,llt »’»>■* to combat Urn encroach • r A l I lO liy W O O U H O m C meats nt lip- boh among film ,l .... - — . women. Failing In this, ahe evolv-i 2 Carrying a CcmpIuU' Aunortnicnt of (_i0 0 P G R A C IO U S • L TrtOOCjDT HOLLY \\UOI»t Cnl,, May !H.— <d the most elaborate methods oT w ^AlD SHE ^wePT THIS CO0MAttention Hattie Wilson Tahounm, neero disguising it. This motive wns re“ HCC£,£i> a B ig pu - x ; O F D i t t r bnlr-dresse. for film .slu rs, died sponsible for some of the iiiiIiiucim B ehind ih e doo« ^ — here recently, hearing to the lust <i coiffure effects that adorned'" Ford Owners a hatred for bobbed hair that was the heuds of inovio stars, nnd 2 overshadowed only by the love of caused many wnnun to wonder who 5 ; 0LQA! SALT ANJ) her work. the designer was. This woman, creator of gorgeous --------- -- ! head dresses that were admired Platinum wire har boen drawn FRESH W ATER FISH throughout the feminine world, was •> fine that w milu of ic would mg ■virtually unknown until her death weigh more than a grain, while nr It was her ime to sec the bobbed u n ounces of it would extend f r o m luiir she detected become a fixture Y’ort: to London, SIX ROOM HOUSE TERRY’S HOMER IN8THCAUSEOF GIANT’VICTORY F IR S T STREET BU SIN ESS LOT $300 a foot TWO LOTS IN B IT H L 0 LEGION RESCUES ORPHANS OF WAR V‘ $1,300 Yesterday’s Results How They Stand .. $15.0(1 . . ; . .. I!l a .. t"#»* . . . y 15 fl . , , To the families,.hotels and restaurants of Sanlord- .Mi1 Fish and Oyster Florida RINK’S M A R K E T VEFDOL FO R M OYSTER IN SEASON THE ECONOMY OIL FUR FORDS; THE ONLY 1) I 1, THAT PF.it FE 'Tl.Y t.u im i I CATES BOTH ENGINE A ND] TRANSMISSION. IT ENTIRE-1 I.Y ELIMINATES ALL "C 1AT- I TE R ” IN THE FOltl BRAKE AND TRANSMISSION BANDS AND GIVES A 10 TO 25 PER CENT SAVING IN <>||„ AS W ELL AS A SMOOTHER AND COOLER MOTOR, Film Lulled by my own sail and Fresh water fisheries Delivered within a few hours after being caught. All orders delivered promptly in neat and sanitary packages. W O R K IN G D A Y A N D N IG H T People who work with hand nnd brain need a rest_hut money to your credit nt thin hank works for you y URj ntgY.t w:;:.oul intcrrupitan, am! it is absolutely safe nnd nt your command. 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First and Elm, ' ‘Krd Avenue and 10th Street. *P*rt jcrvke. FLORIST •1. E. 8PURLING, sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando. Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK JA M ES II. COWAN-AH kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Wnter and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. Building Material MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J . B. Terwilleger, Prop, law yer p ^ i.O ’BItYANT Office In * ‘Jurik Building Annex, •hun.* 4I7-L 6._________ I ^ K ITEKS and ■ typewriters for r e p a ir s Wn f n « -larma* ^or cent, also gy iupplies. Koom 0 M'RltOUS RESILVERED and sold. Call lit, 'J'nuuro Co. Phone No. lfr/Ll1! N lrunK T 0 S E L L ? — L iJ/RNITURK C O .-M irLf . ive[«d, fair price* paid ^** ^7 u ,‘^ tunilture. 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'920 Hoick Six Touring. old establishment ami enjoys one Phone 400. 1!I2I Willy* Kniyht Sport Touring of the largest trades in the city. I. W. PHILIPS SONS First street location. Reason for WANTED— Brick work of nny Dodge Sale* and Service selling, other business. Bargain kind by expert mason. Correc­ price and good terms for quick ting smoking chimneys a special­ Advcrtistnsr Apply Sanford Development ty. Satisfaction guaranteed. MG " sale. Co., phono 528, 112 1-2 Park Ave. c.o. Herald. LEARN ABOUT font County *nd Lakeland, through tha Star-Tela- WANTED—2 wood choppers, *2 RAGS WANTED — Large, clean, gram. Best advertising medium in turpentine men. linen or cotton rags for clean­ Dctinon & South Florida Published mornings. Men res, Osteen. Fla. ing purposes. Bring them now Star-Telegram. Ukeland. Fla. to the Herald Composing Room. WANTED—A good lot for busin­ OHIO—Xenix. Make your sales ess purposes. Bee me. L. Sim­ Jacksonville — Local syndicate through the Xenia Gazette, mons. Ferndule Apt. announces plan* for $2,000,000 sub­ Acn.a, Ohio. Rich agricultural unfurnished division on Atlantic boulevard. district. Want «d and display WANTED — Two rates on request. rooms, with garage, p. O. Box FOR QUICK SALE—5 lots facing 774. en t,m in u s ir,a.) i.rn n K ti-C l***East on .Magnolia Avenue. Below Iflr.l ait* h a v e trip l a r g e s t c lr c u - WANTED— 12 Wheelbarrows and market value. $0,000. Small cash iiitlnn In Hotiih w***t*rQ rito rgla. shovels. Address C. I>. c.o. Her-* payment. Inquire Herald office. Dm** *c M -w n rd ) tin*. aid Office. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ FOR SALK— Pair fine mules. Bar­ ers and fern growers of Volusia WANTED —Large room with sou­ gain for quick sale. Vidor county advertise in the Dol-and thern exposure and private bath, Check. Daily Nows, rate lc per word, cash with or without board. Not over with order. •I or 5 blocks from 1st street and FOR SALE: 21 acre farm, ft acres Permanent all sub-irrigated, 2 flowing wells, 1-2 MAINE—Watervtlle, Morning Sen­ Park Avenue. Price summer. Address I*. D. c.o. Her­ mile front Oviedo, north. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ald $0,500. Reference, Bunk of Ov­ office. ple nre Interested in Florida prop­ iedo. Alex Leinhnrt, Little River, erty. Reach them through tba Fla. Sentinel. Rntc card on applica­ Miscellaneous tion. USED CARS TJ. S. Inspector Here F o r Testing Cattle FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks FOR SALE— New 5 room bunga­ Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ low corner Palmetto Avenue and Dr. J . R. Love, veterinary inspec­ aecstairs. C. T. Smith. Kntev Street. $ 1,500 cash requir­ tor of the United States Bureau nf l ■ » i • * m■ a- =*T . . *. ed. balance monthly like rent. In,n* Animal Industry, Is* in Seminole FOR RENT—An apartment, 311 quin* Herald office. Park Avenue. ____ jciunty this weak for the purpose ik f I 11*1 Si** ,1* alriiaaSr natal jv# It i«i a* FOR SALK— Ford truck in per-1 *,f testing dairy and other herd* FOR RENT— One three room afeet condition, u.ied only 1,0001 Jwr tuberculosis. Or. Love has partment with private bath and nuli'5, or will exchange for city lut'D working in the Horidxt tsrri-,- U one two room apartment. Inquire lots. Harry Handle, 310 Sanford, tory for four years and he deat Herald Office. elate* flu* disease is less prev.t- . Avo. lent now than ever before, lie be­ FOR REN T—Two rooms for light housekeeping. 701 W. Third IFOR SALE: pair of mules, all im- lieves that the dairy industry in •••*♦ plements, tools nnd equipment of this state hn.t n great future. St. Apply 503 W. Third St. The inspection of dairy hertla in our French Ave. farm. Every­ ^ FOR RENT— A house. Inquire thing in first class condition. Vic­ compulsory according to Dr. Love, 1101 Elnt Ave., Schneider. tor Check. 119 Elm Ave., Phone but he has the authority to make ROOMS FOR RENT—two rooms (105, tests in other herds when en request- * tt. * ed to thi so by the owners furnished for light house keep­ ers. White kH ing, 710 Oak Ave. rip he will FOR SALE— Underwood type­ in Seminole on this trip r > writer. like new, owner leaving make many test* in non-dntiy FOR REN T: new furnished apart­ city. Price $5>5.00 Call No. ft Wc- held- that are desired, he umiounc*ment with garage. Inquire OOU lakn Apts.___________ ____________ ed. Union Avenue. Rooms For Rent FOR RENT: Rooms and kitchen­ ette. Shirk*v apartments, op­ FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ posite Post Olfieo. out meals. Reasonable rate*. FOR RENT: Light house keeping Lincoln House. room* near newo hotel, 1009 Un­ You nre wasting time nnd moion Ave, rtev if this page hasn't your clnsFOR RENT: Two room apartment I sified advertisement, Phone it in first floor. 202 Park Ave. ("day. \<*. 11«. More French Troops Reach R iff inn Front _____ RABAT, French Morroccn, May 19.—Gen. Rlllotte has arrived with henvy French reiuforcements on the Riffiun front in the Chechauuen Region. Spanish Airnttn Active. l-OR RENT Two large rohms t p oi{ RENT— Attractive front bed M ELI.I A, Spanish Morroccn, suitable for light house keping. I room in a desirable family. Men Apply IL ( . Mitlker at Mokes Mar- „„lv. Either call at 305 Park Ave. May 19.—Spanish air squadron* are increasing their activity over ket or 1108 Myrtle Ave. or the Sanford Herald. Rebel territory looking for con­ Lumber and Building Material centrations of tribesmen and bomb­ IT'S JU S T HOME MERE: The Col­ FOR RENT— Attractive Is-droom. ing villages showing signs of activ­ Carter Lumber Company onial Apartmrnts, (omter new For men only. Three (docks from Lost And Found N. Laurel St. Phone 605 A LITTLE WAN t At) In The I BUY—pay cash for second hand management.) Thoroughly reno­ town. Apply 805 Park Ave. ....... ity. Herald will bring you big re­ pianos. Andress P. t). |tux 352. LOST — Collie pup — U months vated, Clean, Air> and Comfortable sults. Advertise those old articles "Id tan and white—name "Dean" Roams, Modern Conveniences. No Tit vvimvi it u vv roM i'KII \1 Help From The Fields JOHN E. FOX you have stored away and have FOR RENT—2 Nice furnished 311 Magnolia. E. II. Bennett. Inside Rooms. Centrally Isicateil, N.iliee Is lu-ri'liv given that 1Ilf* rslmi.il will ■ mob nt thi< • In v 53ml no use for. A title* thirty-rent n<1 Heal E state— Insurance -And Forrests! nouse-keeping rooms — £20.00 Reward. One Block from Ocean. Opposite •if •>lilt, l li|qiH (ii tlin* llotmrPost Office on Atlantic Avenue II111#' .1 ii Shiiron. i ‘•Mint v J ml ut* In All kinds of property listed for sale may bring you several dollars. per month. 312-314 E. 5th Street. Phone M8 and a representative will mnl for Henilinile «'ouiity,, Kimrlila, . . LOST— Large white pointer dog. with Good View of Ocean. Apart­ Tor Many year* ago Dr. Pierce, n iIiMIits of final .llsi'linrttt* ns AilPark Avenue and Second Street call to see you. rOL SAI.K 10 acres tilled land.) one liver spot on eye, answers ments by Day, Week, or Month. min iHtrutrix "f thn entain of skilful physician, who realized the l.voinn nml close to loading station on E ast, to name of Phil. Reward of re- Prices very reasonable. Where llnvvuni of herbs, knew that the In­ FLORIDA— ORLANDO llinl win* will iir#-D ■nt tn- r filial uc* value Ornndo, Side $3000.00. Terms. II. B.i turned to G. W. Turner. 515 East the home folks come and bring eoiiiit!* Dry Signs dian women used decoctions made p , on saM il.it morning Scntinal; largest class! Lewis. Phone 301. '3rd St. or .Mellon Electric Co. I he children to spend the slimmer. iio v i : n . w a i .t i i a l \l US KM.MA v I.V MAN. of certain herbs ami that they us­ fled business, rate lc a word, min­ •Ml. Ml1HiIitlilt* 11111!"Mill* l A.lmllllsti i! irlx. I'N'[ill'll of I *!»•* 'H ATES & RIVERS, Lessors. Dayually passed painlessly through 1 let’e s jiiifo ril. F in , t!* • % % ’finl • * hym'in. imum 2-le cash with order v, ■■, , 11, , 1*111.1 I.ear h, I >.i,, 11. I*, i.atvs.i IHHAI.) the ordeal of motherhood. lie us­ l l r n r IM .i Ave., Il|qi. ed the same herbs and roots to THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the unquiet* an improved nnd more palSt. Augustine— Auatsasia Park, I fin Hill rVfiliii in hr a |ir«l|tlti*l» aeccpted want ad metliuin in ~^— — 'T Kindly mnlu* reservations Ill iu*vv subdivision on Anastusia Is­ latable nerve tonic for women’s nr pirn l In* *hhi of n |iru|il«r,l, (nil Daytona (F a.) One cent a word rtOLuOuC QuiCK\ lhrrt* irmiit In In* «if n |ir«to 15 days in advance. 111* ami called it Dr. Pierce’* Fa* land, to he pnveit. trnrlril tfrnnulit |lint 1*1i*n 11 i■*»**- an insertion. Minimum 25c. BOrjf T,V mule \ vorite Prescription. It hits been u f)ril unit) rail nrr, great favorite for fifty year* tint! It IimiUh likr wHa lll*r Looct am T*r hoVj In ttrl flirlr m liUUra uillt iilntilinl- ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. still is a real help to women utifEverything Ir tin e rniir<« urr In lor ft Ionic* ilr> John* County U reached through HLPO luring from Ills peculiar to their N|irll. the St. Augustine Evening Record. VV. II. L()N(i For the Sportsman La- * T i i 1 «UM LtP SOPE. / T " sev. Nervousness, too, soon disa­ , I ftmi *mii* iff lliintr frlLiuL'l. t V8HUA!/ cF . 11>%%«t ii l«n i«<*r ii liUkc? fitr inrillrlu- Quick results. Two cents per Word. ppear t. A^k your neighbor! At til iiiiriMisfrit null * I itin inti mllrrljr Sample copy on reouest. MEAT MARKET *Tu>ty like Hit* 11-Ihm uhn mtltl In* tilllit>M . \\ \ ' ” ■ Ml*i-il in lin»t* n lentil** fit « liUkr> TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Dally Hall Hardware nrniirnl v»!»**ii Ii** %%u% lit) Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. Times, the great home daily Hinura liiniuiKrtl in »tt*l «*l**k iitiruP hone S **%*»r lif* litiil it lint Hr nf 11*|ta«»r »r- rate 1'Ac per word, ininlmun. nnttil. Illit stllll, u Irllnn iluri Hkr charge 25c ra*h with order. Write l«» frrl I Itnf If n lilt* fimkr **hti«lil l)Dtt|trti In rrm*l ttntlrr It I* |*!l- for complete rate curd. rrv e rlp llu n fu r lf>%% Notnr itUlil anil lillt* l«l»tt ttn lltr RY CONDO Malaria,I * n (t i’hills EVERT TRUE 4*nr* lit* rniilil nnlk n%rr In lltr WKSY vmniNIA -n.rkBl.urg. The nml Fever ••trillHnt1' rlti^rl *»inI Ink r n liff «’lnrl( •tiiirw It* i>«.ri•-.12. mornltic "N llinl ttnulil Hitvr l»l** IMr. Den gut* »r Hiliou-s Fever. I lintp Itrnrtl nf |*rn|*lr «ii«» l*rr|» Inclmlln* Sunils*. m>>ruln* ls*u* — AND THCN UJhGN 2 CUG-NT A B O U N D I. kill- the KPnti*. triiliirtt >Bii»krn Inn f nr ihal |*nr- t rent per w«»l minimum Ho. ItiiMr* lint »»»!• rmnarlr lift* tlt»r*« H"l TH G N E X T -p A V T O & e T /A N Ini |»|trittl I** »mi Irmlrr tlifit It rv- PALM BEACH COUNTY The •inlrrw Nitrli tlrllrnlr Ittiinlllittc* e X P L A N A T D N l, t h e ^ U S l N e ^ S M A M A G GV scene of stupendous development\it Mirail v. n Irlloti i«lt%u»« tlilnk «• Read about it In the Palm Beach G o t R.GAL ’ > 1 '2 S Y A 13OUT IT *** 3>0 nf hint liltrtl II will hr nil Ihr nlhrr frllti)) %»hr»» Ihr rniinlr) icrlfi ho Pont. Sample copy *ent on reDAVID 15. H YEB 'rtiu k'NUfo He. . V l Y S T o cs ^ ilr} I hill tlir |iiiaapiiKff» rl%rr quest |toL.t», will tuw tu tirnr Horn •iti'**'2»O M r,|2oD Y T H I N K a H C '3 M IC H IT K C T Irn . Still, u r nil nin> ax %%rll hr rr- ADVERTISING g .t* r**uHii if l» V>R^JTTY S M A R T / K'NOW/ Mombtr 1. L A reaches potential buyers. Pa•alicnml tn u lint In n*»li»« h* kn|»|irn. llinl Ihr rum fieri U hr miit Intka Daity News 1* circulated In lie** nulbllrtg u/ h e n H e s p r u n g : t h a t i O o t g -o o d nlnrkril frnm litnil, im «n*l nir, tin* Orlnmlo. !•lurldn rhtinrr*** **f nnirh mil xliiff trlrk- nn industrial and agricultural sec­ H A rS>. A N O RU2HT & A C K - IN ' A IIiik thriimh nrr Init nhuut ina kimmI tion. _________ iih fin nrr ill rail mlr rtntii lint to tr> F LA SH X S A Y S 'T H G a q M e T o Y o u r In aril >oil n !«»•• TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Sii, ft*l,* nr niltfht lust nn %4I*II fcjGCC, S l l S , C H A C .U O , ' t » U ; S H O U L D » Florida real estate advertise in •initI*,r ii i* our min*1m I hnI « I***w 11** Chiropodist nnnl n ilrluk *tf Ihr rrnl Huff In the St. Petersburg Times. One cent r k _iT T r”’ FOOT SPEC IA LIST Ihr fiilnrr n r him nnl In tin nniue- cent a word daily, two cents a word I (iIiik more Ihim **lr|i In Ihr nrnr- Sundays.________________________ [O u ru s. H t i n l ' i n * . l o g r u w r ««I: i**irii r r 11H Itl 111«11*»11r niinI th•*** _n•<> Ing X a ltu . I l . » * y t'a llTku\T S H U T H / M U P . H/M A ' SeoN frnm Ihr l». I. Hull iiffrn Ihr kril ADVERTISE in tr.e Journal-ller- atlS S SIB M S u iu i'i o r llrvtl a c h i n g To You* feet. fvUGN t TH G 3/1 MS ald, South Georgia’* greatest |,r!*ff may lie thnl nr nlll hmr l«i I nn. r. i.. msi.HK ttrl dim n to Ihr liomr-nmilr nlnff— newspaper. Morning, afternoon. Me £?iC>N'T UHT OUT ANOTHER 'P&CS-P the mlnlf innilr frnm ntrii, tonmf- weekly BUSINESS Yowi.ll Draw Uldr. BUSINESS and Sunday Classified rate* T hat s h u t him ur i RtexT t>AT-‘ * nrn. inifnfnem. »rnngra, »n«nr rune. Orbimlo. I’hono. ICltvtior lirrmliiininnM. **l*l mifouiolillr llrrm* 10c per line. Wuycrosa JournalBLOCK BLOCK iM* iminilr, Hu rum, iirirnlr* elr. When ihrac rrnlli ilr> Hmri *l«» Hcraul, Waycros*. Georgia. M agnolia Ave. rontr, I'll hr I Here'll hr n rrjMllir Union Ave., am! CypresM null, in Hi...... . from I *«rliln l«» TAMPA MORNING TRIBUN E— S O I T I I I . V M . I’ t l V T Mmlerii liuililim ; llr rininln mnl till Ihr *trn^«* % %i11 hr Semi in your subscription to the S|. 185 (t. x 225 ft. Tha Paint That Uavaa You wurti off Ihr 1‘nninllnn hnnlrr. Money. g:i ft. x i i ? ft. I hid in inkrn ill* nllli nrrlous* Tribune or hand it to your local Mnmifncturad by dealer so you can read Florida’s nrmn nf HiU niUflrr ikxifl I riMwr ■ b*rai> u -t.ln < l*try P a l a t ( ’• . itrnr n- rrn». if >nil know hnw uenr greatest ne wits per. One year $42,000 950,000 Solti I>y •hat I**. «•*• 1rlll..« » h. . « $8,00, ft months $4.00, thiee mouth* i .o s s im ; r u v T n i t i m r K " o i l o n «:»»•'* «'»"*•*' '*• W 113 11*. milli* ,tu , <'»MMr> ilnr, «» '■*) l* " 11 7 V $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur­ I ’ h n u e 3TM r,.n. u nnrinlnl. l*IH ,'1*. **?'1'* ance policy add 76 cent* to your In rnnlilliiB u» «•» Hve* Ihr**"*'1 WAREHOUSE BUSINESS Vmi f* ••* order. Mill "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell SITE Laurel and Commercial nnything?” If so advertise to Sts. It. It. Silling Sanford Ave., and Dih St. “Guinesville Sun.” Elton J. Moughton the G. TAYLOR D YER 104 ft. x 117 ft. I l l ft. x 117 ft. D K V K I.O I**C M B A T T K V T I O N — I’en - HILT, LUMBER CO. Housa ex Service, Quality and Price. - OUT OUR WAY By Williams • ■ jm n M H E 2 n m ° a u c iiit e c t First National ltank Uldg. Sanford. ------------- Florida H. A. SPEIR Contractor nnd Builder 2108 rALMETTO AVE. EJ’ART t h e FLORIST” I in Tfr* /or ail occasions. Phonj 260-W on All S anford Business Activities of Importance • K r n l a Is t i s K l n n l n g m e * r « - ; i t r s i ilev e t o | i m « n l In U l u r l d V . t i l a i o r y ; * h a lf m ill i o n d o l l a r h ig h w a y tu l h « /••I' h e : i c ! i J u * l fin ish ed ; » tw o m l l l l i i n n o l l a r l i r l d g n aer>>*» K s e i i r a h la Hay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m illio n d o llar o p era housa under c o n s tru c ­ tio n , tw o m illio n * b ein g sp e n t an h ig h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e fo r live d e v elo p e rs to g e t In o n ground floor. W r ite D ev e lo p m e n t D e p a rt­ m e n t T h e 1 'u m .a c o l* N ew *. $14,000 $ io .s :m» Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 214 K. FIRST ST. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ W. R. SMITH, MGR. gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum I X i l i l l l l i l B M B I I S l i S * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ® * * ® * ® * * * ^ B R IN G IN G U P F A T H E R l PRO M PoCO MAC,C.IE I W Q i C .O N N *. CUT R lO OF* T O O A H ’ I N C O N N X K .C C P W ORD I D O N 'T K N O W W H E R E T O O AsKC C O IN ’ O U T X O O 'R E Fainting— Decorating RHONE 203 Try Smith’s Barber Shop for sood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. By GEORGE McMANlIS ‘ � 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. 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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>, May 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/ebee01b4e7f0f788a5777d851ccc0fbd.pdf 35258ae930d1a14993d54f27bc7f9eff PDF Text Text TOUR n k w s p a p e h shed in Florida’s Heart, SVorld’s Greatest Vegetable an, Its Richest Garden Land r a g w b a t it k r Unsettled Monday and Tuesday w ith moderate wind*. M im um Tern. ............. ETAOIN Maximum T * m p ._______ __ 8(S Minimum Temp. Rainfall ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 218 Disaster Hero and Rescue Ship last August when he was crucllv & Ic1 ,nnd A" !,ut fauS T iZ • , rVi' . » ? suflVed a broken leu nt that time and physicians said he never would be able to ride But W s same Snnde ia hack riding to victory nun in, when n less irame. or determined young man would have been riding in a Lai Speculates As 1 Which Country Ell Be First To [en Negotiations _____ P> officials here, however, I* to ihr belief th a t direct II gone tn some of them. I*"' of others, it was inIcffimU who have visited tin the la t. few months |stri| out the iM'tiefits nc­ I- England, Finland, I’oF'Jsnia. .mil Hungary from F f.iiigt-nielila they F with th,. United State i. picub have argued, caperjti reference to England, | economic progress they f* n'«ntlv could not have I !; Hod with auch ccl­ , e trauhlna«mo question I*''1' to th • United Staten 1«'n solved definitely, among nations to which and argum ents have (ranee. Under Secretary .of the tria.-urv. while in i iiuse Faces Hard Schedule senator Spencers Body Is Despite Many Measures Al­ Removed From Washington ready Passed; Senate Has To Missouri Home; Succes­ More Favorable Position sor Subject of Speculation WAS 111NGTON, May 18.—A rrnngements for the funeral of Sen­ ator Spencer of Missouri, who died unexpectedly here Inst S aturday night, were completed Sunday by the family. No service will he held in W ash­ ington and the funeral p arty will leave late today for St. Louis where the funeral will be complet­ ed a t 3 p. m., Wednesday, In the Second Presbyterian Church, by the Pastor, Dr. John W. Mae Ivor. One son, Brooks, is here from Pittsburgh, ami another, Oliver, is expected to arrive from S t. Louis today. The third son, Scldnn P., J r., is a missionary iu Chinn. A Con­ gressional committee of pallbearers will accompany the body. . MEMPHIS, Tonn., Mny 18.—'The . city of Memphis Sunday, bid goodhyc to its 0,000 Baptist visitors, who last night formally closed the seventieth nnnual meeting of the Southern llap tist convention. With n sermon in the morning by Or. Georue \V. Truott, Dallas, and one in the evening by Dr. M. K. Dodd, Shreveport, the church men concluded what leaders declared to have l.«.n one of the mo.it ..uclcs*ful and interesting conventions ev­ e r held. O utstanding nmong controvcr.ini subjects with which the convention concerned itself were those of the theory of evolution and a proposed participation in the activities of the Y. M. C. A. A com m ittee appointed by the •9 2 1 convention to consider the ad­ visability of issuing a new s ta te ­ ment of faith and message report­ ed, through its chairman, Dr. E. Y. Mullins, Louisville, a statem ent which did not refer directly to tho evolution theory. Creation of Man. Concerning the creation of man, the com m ittee expressed its belief th at the statem ent "man is u direct creation of God" satisfied requireh u n ts o f the declaration, it being pointed out th at such n statem ent I’hould express only those ftinilum< ntnl beliefs upon which nil Bap­ tists stand. A m inority report, by Dr. C. P. Steuley, of tho committee, would have milled the words “and not by evolution" to the statem ent con­ cerning the creation of man, and it was th is disagreement with which the convention concerned it­ self. Dr. Mullins, for the committee held th at its members were not dis- ROME, May 18.— All tho Croat w ealth of religious solemnity and splendor a t the command of the Roman Catholic church was tfisplayed Sunday m orning at St. Pe­ te r * on the occasion o f the celebra­ tion by Pope Pius in the presence o f more thnn (10,000 persons of t'.ie ceremony of snntification of Bloss<*•» S ister Therese of the Infnnt Jesu s, C arm elite nun of Lisicux, France, S ister T heresa was beati­ fied In 1923. . The fact th at the sanctification was the first of 1925 holy year, and th a t the new saint was a child of the present generation, having died in 1897 n t the age o f 24 years, heightened the religious fervor of the m ultitude filling every corner o f the edifice, the decoration of which in beauty seldom has been surpassed. All the rich hangings, ornam ents and myrnid electric lighting ef­ fects were arranged to preserve the original lines of the impressive hnstilicn, which was filled with roses. Amplifiers on th e pnpul a l­ ta r c.«ni.»| the words of the pon­ tiff to every p art of tho church: F o rty thousand sents wero pro­ vided iu specially erccetod trib ­ unes. Thousands Seek Entrance. Before 9 o’clock nil available space was taken and carabineers and soldiers struggled with scores of thousands outsidu who tried to en ter. The ceremony began with the traditional ami gorgeous proccsof the representatives of all it)m astic orders, all branches of church activ ities and nil levels of tho oVm-.h heirnrchy, dressed in cerem onial vestm ents. Tile procession advanced to the music of two nude choirs and when Succvi-sor In IinpiirLiiii, ST. LOUIS, May 18.— Recovered from the shock of the sudden de­ mise of Sciintur Si lden I*. Spencer in Washington Saturday night, pol­ iticians have turned their interest aside from funeral arrangem ents toward tile state House in J e f fe r­ son City. Upon tho shoulders of Governor Sam A. Baker revolves the duty of naming not only a successor to Uio dead Senator but possibly the standurd hearer of the Ueptiblicau parly in Missouri’s S enatorial elec­ tion in 192*1. While linker’s appointee will hold office only until tin 1 election, the death of Senator Spencer, it 'u generally admitted, will cause an early opening o f ‘ the Republican battle in Missouri for th d Senutor- Both the appropriation bill itrc lf and the am endm ent by Sen­ ato r Singletary are expected to encounter the strongest so rt oT opposition in the lower house mice of the evolution theory, the when they reach that side of the com m ittee contended throughout capital. T here the members havo the discusioii , and such is the suiigone on record as opposing salary atance of the report which is the increases—of which the appropria­ convention record. tion hill carries scores, including No further official participation those for the governor, members in the affairs of the Y. M. C. A. of his cabinet, the judiciary and will he sponsored thin year by the other state employes. convention, a recommendation to Not only have the house mem­ th a t effect having been rejected. bers expressed themselves against In requesting the convention to boosting appropriations, hut they appoint a committee of three to also have indicated much ‘hostil­ Although the nam es of prom i­ confer with leaders of the thirteen ity to the tick eradication work n:t nent men have been mentioned for denom inations who support th at or­ it has been carried ori during the the candiilacy next year, including ganization, the executive committee fiast year or so. So strong has former Governor A rthur M. Ilydg, suggested th at such participation been the feeling in this respect of Trenton; Dwight F. Du vis, of present the convention with th a t m easures have been introduc­ St. Louis, A ssistant S ecretary of would recorda of Y. M. C. A. affairs and ed on tho subject ranging all the War; It. It. Brewster, K an sas,City would a more intim ate asso­ way from efforts to abolish the uttom ey; Congressman Cleveland ciation foster with the work. present sta te live stock sunitary A. Newton and Congressm an CharProponents held that Ity joining bonro, to proposals to reorganize lea Faust. w ith these denominations the as­ the board on an entirely different As Governor Baker Is a Itcpuh sociation's fight for u g reater basis. lican the dentil of Senator Sjicncnr evangelistic program would lie a u g ­ Both houses planned to devote will not result in any change in the mented. Opposing interests co n -1 more time to consideration of the complexion of the Senate. A Fte- tended th at Htich action would he m utters still to Ih> disposed <>f in publicaa is certain to fill the va­ an entering wedge for entangling Bulgarian Stand Of an effort to clear the calendars nt cancy. alliances with other denominations. Allies Suits Britain the earliest possible moment. Tho senate had cleaned its cal­ LONDON, May IK.— It is learned endar of virtually all local bills when it adjourned Friday over The infnnt son of Mr. and Mrs. in official circles that tin- Britthe week-end. and house rules un­ Lundouist died this morning ut i di G overnm ent is in agreem ent der which business will be con­ their home on the West side. The with other allies and does not feel ducted from now until the end of funeral u ran (foments will ho held inclined to authorize retendon be­ tho session a re designed to clear Tuesday afternoon n t 3 'o’clock nt yond May 31 of cxccks troops whirh up m atters there with g reater Headed by Past S tate CommnnJ- the iaikuview cemetery. Rev. T. Bulgaria was allowed to raise to speed. Monday and Thursday cicr Richurd A. Torheun. Delegates J. Nixon, pustor of the Methodist care for recent disorders in th a t nights will lie devoted to local m ea­ front Colonel Theodore Post, .Span- church, will conduct the services. country. sures on on other nights consider­ ish-American Wnr Veterans left ation of "iii t" lull. The calendar Sanford today attend tho fifteenth will he the order of business. Un­ rnnunl encampment of the De­ der thi i arrangem ent each mem­ partm ent of Florida which be­ ber will be given an opportunity gins tomorrow a t W est I'ulrn to have one favorito nmeaure ta ­ ken u» fo r consideration In cnlPost A djutant W alter G. Tyler, Ihe order In which their names are of the local post Monday receiv­ Fines and costs assessed in Mu­ i treated ; J . R. Rich, operating car ltd order beginning at the top, th in ed u telegram from the state nil- nicipal C ourt Monduy morning und ! while intoxicated, $ 100, bond es­ reversing the roll call and P a r t ­ jju tan t urging as m any of the tiv ated ; A. R. Hopkins, drunk, $25, ing a t tho hototm until all "pot” members as possible to attend and bond i estreated totulcd more than 1bond estrcu teii; George Bcachum, ^ 1 , 0 (»o. Three defendants in liquor bills have been cleared out of the j stating that Comir.andcr-in-Chief drunk, $25, bond estreated ; W. II. way. t'huuncev W. Herrick would be I cases were fined $'200 each. Two Bellamy, d runk, continued to Wed­ present and deliver the principal | persons chnrged with operating a nesday; Lucile Frazier, possession ca r while intoxicated, were fined Ot liquor, $200 und co sts; A rthur address. Delegates to the state encamp­ $100 each. The totnl number of •Smith, cu t-o u t open, $5, bond esment from Colonel Theodore Roose­ cuscs disposed of wns 20. The trouted; M ary Mathews, possession of liquor, $200 and costs; N. B. velt Post are; Charles it. Lord, docket is as follows: Larry Hnsty, disorderly conduct, Schaffer, d runk, $5 und costs; Roland C. Shafer. R. A. Terheun RABAT, French Morocco, and Alfred Ericaou. The nlter- $ 10, bond estreated ; Alf Western, C hris Lom ax, possession of liquor 18— French forces opposing • n. tes are M. L. Von Kopelow, disorderly conduct, $ 10, bond cs- 5>J00 ami c o sts; Phil Jones, gamhKrim's invading tribesmen of Titusville: L. P. Hostwick, I.nke trented; Alf W estern speeding, $10, l*n(f« 15 and costs; T. Strom er, ure coiuolidutini? their positio Jessup and Frank Evans, of Intkc bond estiea tc d ; Alf Western, car-! gam bling, $ 10. bond estreated; nre postponing n second and eying concealed weapons, $50 ami Clarence P ro fit, gam bling, $10, Mary they hope will be final oflc Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Post. costs; Kusie H aaty, disorderly con- j bon'* ®9tfv n ted ; B. T. Pittm an, to rid their territory of the Spanish-American W ar Veteran* duct, dism issed; E, H. Cameron,j gam bling, $ 15, bornl estreated; fians. is considered one of thu most ac- speeding, $7 and costs; Jam es E.i John W illiam s, gam bling, $5 und The offensive has been pos tivu in the state, and in addition Carroll, Jr., operating car while in-, costs; —im Jonas, gam bling, $ 10, cd to aw ait results of a mtssi to the dedegates and alternates it toxicated. $ 100, bond estreated; fond e stre a te d ; Dolph B. Brown, Madrid of Louis Malvy, u in expected th at the pout will be George William.!, drunk, $15, bond gam bling, $15 and co sts; A rnett French M inister of Interior, \* renresiT.td by sveral other mem- estreated ; Edward Adams, cperat-1 B lair, gum biinir. $10. bond rslre n t nt Spanish Capital to lenrn tl ing car w ithout lights, $5, bond vsUtuJe of the Kpaniardi. Sanford’s Veterans Spanish War Off To State Encampment Monday’s Session Of Municipal Court Adds More Than $1,000 To City Coffers >core Killed u*o Accidents 18.—Nearly n were killed and 1n injured, several • in excessive mini-|ucnU a t railroad ,lay. in audition to rr-ions killed in nudid not Rum Smuggling Outstanding Controversy De­ Gorgeous Processions Mark velops Over Evolution And Opening, Displaying Great Participation In Y. M. C. A. Who Was Hcatificd In 1923 pHINGTON, May 18.— Fashington government , [ting with interest some [of receptio naccorded L European debtor na|he news that this coun- , tires to arrange futul- k means by which the na­ pe advised of this govem[desire f»r converting the holds into bonds. Uiate proposals from nil its [are not expected by the In m ornm ent, its views, sued in responsible qunrrr (hat some of them will I instead, with proffers o n 1 knliminarv conversations ■itiated. Confidence is felt I. that an im portant s ta rt fciadf when nny one of tho Iwrs submits a propoiitIronversian of the demand 111 by this governm ent in­ Kwith fixed rates und dates UncleSamlsM atching 3 0 Million Dollar Equipment Against G i a n t Conspiracy School Attendance Royalty Present At Shows Good Increase Elaborate Services l Of Notifying htionsUnknown Ln Is Expected To [ear Controversy erDebt Funding Aitnual Baptist Convention, Pcpc Pius In Charge of Cere­ Attended by 0.000, Hailed mony In Rome For Sanctifi­ One of Most Successful cation of Sister Therese, Sessions in Church History Who Was Beautified in 1923 Change in Publicity Rules on Shipping Hoard Head, Hack Commission’s M e c I i n g s From Detroit Conference, Brings Sharp Differences; Says Auto ManWuntsShips Nugent Asserts UuleUnfair For Scrapping, Operation W ASHINGTON, Mny 18 Dif­ ferences between federal federal furencos between federal trade com­ missioners over recent changes in the commission’s rules of pro­ cedure were brought into the op­ en Sunday n ight with the publica­ tion of the dissenting opinion of Commisioners N ugent ami Thom p­ son and an answ er to their dissent by Commissioner Hum phrey, n mem ber of tho majority* in the dispute. The rules revisions which caus­ ed the dispute sharply restrict the publicity given the commission's proceedings and provide Unit a respondent, by agreeing to dis­ continue a Irnde practice com ­ plained of by the commission, may escape formal proceedings by th at b°dv with tho atten d in g publicity. Whon com plaints uro issued, they nre made public only a fte r the respondent’s an sw er to the c h a r­ ges has l>ern filed. The comm is- WASHINGTON, May 18.—That Henry Ford will offer to buy gov­ ernm ent vessels for scrapping "and for operation in members not yet determ ined by him ," was express­ ed in a statem ent Sunday flight by Chairm an O’Connor of the Ship­ ping Board. lilt? Statem ent Wita made a fte r the retu rn of the chairm an from Buffalo and D etroit where he dis­ e a s e d ship sales with the D etroit m anufacturer. Referrinir to n e w s . g uard's entire force consists of duty is the safeguarding of ships and lives nt sea; an authorized fleet of 20 converted destroyers, not yet complete. 2015 patrol boats, rnch 75 feet long and 103 th irty six foot picket boats. It is these conditions, com m and­ e r Ycandle said, th at the const guard has entered Us first drive, sixteen cutters whose prim ary tho m id-Atlantic rum blockade, which in less thnn two weeks has sent more thnn seventy sm uggling craft scuttling to sen and has so tightly ringed the rem aining sm ug­ glers with sm all, heavily arm ed boats to put a virtually complete stop to Hre once copious quantities a press statem ent with each com­ ot Lqixtfr th at flowed, through Long plaint was discontinued. Island, New Jersey, New York and New England sea const channels. A sserting th at the new rules are The plan itself Is simple enough. grossly unfair, Commissioner Nu­ It cnlls for the continued picket­ gent, author of the dissenting op­ ing of every runr boat inion, declared m anufacturers mid .. that ___ comes within striking distance of shore m erchants who conduct their bus­ and the continued patrolling o f all iness on n basis of fa ir dealing nro w nte- wavs lemlimr from (he sen •<» -nttllod to protection w h l c h the shore bootlegger bases. A f­ the law gives them nsagainst un­ ter the foreign liquor carriers huvo scrupulous com petitors. been held off shore weeks or "W hen such conrpetotora," he months ns tho case may be, tho said, "are. perm itted in n stipula­ coast guardsm en believe th a t the tion. to adm it th a t they are guilty shore liquor organization— u v ast of the unfair practices charged arm y of men who operate under a the same, and thereupon have the hugu complication of details— will against them and will discontinue ru st with disuse. application for com plaint dism is­ Commander Ycandle pointed out sed w ithout any inkling to the l th a t the largest of tln se shore Piddle in respect of the m atter, rum running organizations were a t either ns to tho name of the re­ New York and in New England. spondent or tho u n fa ir practices O thers exist in Floridu C ities, to followed by, • • * honest m anu­ bundle the contraband sm uggled by factu rers or m erchants are not way o f countless sand pits, bays afforded tho protection which tho nnd island* between Florida and statu te contem plates should be ac­ corded them. Cuba and the Baham as, on the Gulf of Mexico, to atten d to th e shorn Mr. Hum phrey’s statem ent on end of the business for a rum fleet the dissenting opinion declared th at o ff the mouth of the .Mississippi the only objections to the charges river in Georgia, North C arolina, in the commission’s rules had come i and .South C arolina; nt San Diego, from “ those who preach the doc­ Los Angeles, and San Francisco in trine th.it there Is no honesty in C alifornia and on I’u g rt Sound. the conduct of the hunincss of this The principal centers, lie said, country." Ilo n ortetl that the and New York, New Jersey and chief objection of Commissioners Now England and these organiza­ tions now nre virtually idle because of the g reat success of the existing blockade. These centers will re ­ main the most popular, the g u ard s­ men insist, because they contain the g re atest population. A state of w ar virtually ex ists on tho seas off New York, Now Jerney, IChodo Island and u por­ tion of M assachusetts. All move­ m ents against the belcngtired "rum m ies" ure transm itted in code by wireless from coast guard head' q u arte rs in Washington. The coast guardsm en nre g ettin g little shun* PLANT CITY, May 18.—Medical liberty. Crews und members of attention today Is being adm inis­ crews uro being shifted constantly tered to seven hoys, members of the F irst B aptist Church Sunday to fru strate tho blockade by b rib­ A 40-gallon still nnd n quantity School, who yesterday were rescu­ ery, intim idation and sabotage. of liquor were aeized and two men Commander Ycandle said the arrested late S atu rd ay following n ed from Swumps around loiko coast guard for tho purposes of Thonotosnssa, 1 (1 miles north of scuffle with the a rre s tin g officers thc> rum w ar had been welded into in n swamp about five miles from lum pa, while Hillsborough county a mobile organization. Twenty* officers remained in swamps in tho •Sanford in the Lake Jessu p vicin­ movable bases have been estab­ meanwhile on the trull of thres ity, according to the au th o rities to­ lished a t various places along tho day. The officers m aking the ur- men, whom the luds claimed ran four thousand miles of sex coast them nwuy from their camp, afte r rcsts were Constable E. K. Walker which tho guardsm en are respon­ and Deputy .Sheriffs J . M. Vick and forcing them to drink whiskey and sible for, including bases a t A t­ to dunce a t the point of pistols. Robert Wilcox. T he men urresU lantic C ity, S ta ten Island, Green Attending physicians this m orn­ P oint, L. I., New London Conneeed were Tom Boone und Joe Perry, P erry, this m orning was releas­ ing issued a statem ent saying thut Boston, Gloucester and ed on bonds to talin g $(>00, $500 poison contracted from exposuro Wuodshonl, Muss., Cape May. N. III water ami mire would not prove being required on a charge of sell­ J.. Miami, Fla., Norfolk. Va.. Block ing lirjuor and $100 on a charge of fatal to any member of the party. Island, Lewes, Deb, P ort Town-end. resisting arrest. Uftono’a bond was P o rt Angeles, and Anocostos, placed ut $500 on n liquor charge W ash., and Goat Island in San Retail Credit Men and lute Monday ufternoon he wm r rancisco Bay. still in jail. Will Meet Tomorrow Tho officers re p o rt th a t whon Real Beer To Be Sold they visited tho place occupied by Tho weekly m eeting of the S an­ Pei ry und Boono, P e rry resisted nr ford Retail Credit Aasociation will In Ontario Thursday rest making it necessary for two bo held Tuesday afternoon a t 2:30 ot them to bring him in to subm is­ WINDSOR, Ont.. May 18.— p ro ssion. No guns w«r~ used in th i o'clock according to notices sent out by A. C. C arter, ot tho S an­ peer of a drink of real beer for five ford Credit Bureau. The m eet­ cents a glass without fe ar of brvak>ing hour of the Association has ing laws is causing thousands of been changed from 7:30 o'clock in I C anadians and American* to It* the evening to 2:30 octock in the BERLIN, May 18,— Foreign Min­ afternoon and on account of th b [e a g e r for next Thursday to corned ister S tretcm ann announced today more convenient meeting time, tho Amendments to the dry set Icg.ili: * to tho Reichstag th a t the G erm an sessions will ho held weekly in­ .ng four aad four-tenths per cent government will continue to carry stead of every (Wo weeks as hero- goes into effect a t thut time. O n. tn n o will collect a tax of Iu Officers Resisted When Still*Raid Is Staged In Swamps �,GE ETC,ITT THIS IS A RATHER strong statement but it is never theless a conservative statement of fact. A FEW YEARS AGO there was no definite assurance that Miami would be a great seaport city. A few years , • i . * «k . • •• ,• ^ ♦» ■ • . .- * %* • ago there was no assurance that Miami would attract ° * *, i v < .• i ■ i ' .*• !•* the centers of finance. A few years ago Miami was more or less a question mark in the minds of the invest­ ing public. A lew years ago no one knew that the in­ heritance tax amendment would bcome a realty. A few • **. * • t * t r» | i’ •. i f # i*r -t years ago Miami was just a delightful winter r e s o r t town. . . TODAY MIAMI is a great seaport city. Today Miami is attracting the centers of finance. Today Miami is not a question mark but a reality in the minds of the in­ vesting public. Today the inheritance tax amendment .4 I ( * J # Aj . is a reality. Today Miami is much more than jilst a de­ lightful winter resort city. AND, THEREFORE, Miami Shores, an integral part of # • t | Greater Miami, situated as ideally as is Miami— and more so from a residential standpoint— which its new t t, : r { ^ causeway to the ocean, its wide paved boulevards — 4t none less than 75 feet in width—with its complete city plan and with the absolute elimination of all unfavor­ able commercial development — inasmuch as the mun­ icipal causeway prevents forever the expansion of shipping docks north of 13th Street— therefore, Mi­ Magniflclcnt in area as well ns in plan of development, Miami Shores extends over- an area of 2,8011 acres. It has frontage on Hiscayne Hay, cm lakes ami streams of nearly l<n miles. Four main highways leading through it into Miami give it frontage on these thoroughfares of approximately ten miles. ami Shores is a more perfect investment opportunity than was Miami a few years ago. /If fJIJL E l . n f- r m A merica’s Mediterranean B ritt-C h itten d en R ealty C om pany, Inc 210 East First St., Sanford, Fla. �-if * THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925 PAGE TWO Growers Milk Furnished By Sanford Seminole’s Of Citrus Fruit To Dairies Declared To Be Of Meet For Discussion Best Quality, Says Spencer In a communication addressed to The Sanford Herald. G. W. Spenoer of tm s city takes issue w ith rem arks said to have been made in an address before the W om an’s Club some time ago in which he declares n "certain dairy seemed to have been well advertised and others of e<junl merit were treated with silent contempt." In his communication. Mr. .Spencer points out that he is not mnking his statem ent to ca st any reflection upon any of the standard dairies of Sanford but is made to show the citizens of this city th a t they are getting a good, standard product from ail of the dairies and to show th at his plant is funishing milk whose quality is as good ns the best. , In his communication, Mr. Spencer encloses the city inspector’s report for February, M arch, April and Mny and also gives w hut constitu tes good milk and quotes an excerpt from tho city code which defines wbnt the law requires in the sale of milk. In defining whnt constitutes good milk, Mr. Spencer says: "The specific gravity of milk is the method used in determ ining the solids. The average density of tfl J* K. NAME E cl M x O A Spencer Dairy . Pirn-hunt Dairy Ed D ig g ers..... C. E. Henry . (». W. Spencer Paul Kelly . J. D. Green C. K, Henry W. it. White Ed Diggers G. W. Spencer A. A. Wolfer Ed Diggers K. \V. Spencer Paul Keely Paul Kelly cows’s milk i thf* Ijsetmrc.** than LOW a t be assumed U lna on unus which may be cock test or tl w atered. If t is low and th also low, it is w at"r hm bee ed milk is hen nge of fat is I od th at the i mod.” j n Kjv| ng w tain in order c(ty |nw in q whole milk is con,„ jn le/s t or more than fluid <>r more rin pt r cubic In giving : ducts of the s past four men plains the tab g re ater j>or c< the richer th bacteria coun milk. These. two es.-entinl ing what is » The report U T3 Cl It Ui February I 22 ir> i 33 i s I 31 15 I 211 15 March I 31 2<l ! 30 17 I 31 18 . 30 20 April i 20 21 ! I I I • f 22 22 20 20 20 20 31 30 32 31 32 30 Ed Diggers 0 . W. Spencer Paul Keely . Pnul K e e ly ____ G: W. Spencer 1 'j c 1 Vi rj v» L « •j a FLORIDA STATU LEAGUE Lakeland nt Tam pa. Hanford a t St. Petersburg, AMERICAN l e a g u e Pulton n t St. !<ouin. New Vork n t Detroit. Washington a t Cleveland, 1'hilndclphla at Chicago. E N E W you r fu r n itu r e !9 o t/j V a Today’s Games lie said th a t he and Dudley Field, Malone, New York atto rn e y , are willing to pay all expenses of the Tennessee tria l "in order th a t day mny triu m p h over n ig h t," A ny man of ordinary intelligence would NEW YORK, May 18.—C lar­ topple B ryan in hi3 arg u m en t,” Darrow continued. ence Darrow, Chicago lawyer, who i;t t<> oppose William Jennings Biynn in a Tennessee evolution Saleman Is Killed trail, ram e o u t today with n few By i) ry Authorities ,:;::ni'nn* about th» /’,nmnionfr * ' Nero and B ryan were linked by Darrow as m en, whore irrational HATTIESBURG, Miss., May 18. opposition enhanced the spread of a greut doctrine. Nero he said, Southw ick Erion, M emphis trav e l­ “tried to kill C hristianity with per­ ing salesm an , w as in stan tly killed secution and law, and Bryan would and a com panion, Wiley B raun, had a n arro w escape when th ey were block enlightm ent with law.” Bryan Is Compared To Nero ByNotedLawyer In Statement to Press 4g o H fired upon earlv officials on the t8^ t v S city, who were c «utskIiU^ n the outlay j rum runners. Death List Blast I DORTS FIELD, German' —Thu number kn,or- ; / mine explosion her' reached 43 with 27 info of trapped miners' tom recovering and reseat®, constitutes enc of the of mines. The Standby of the Home . t) R Thnt Orders of Shoes Bought From . quickly and economically. R estore overnight the w ood­ w o rk , vvickerware, picture frames, lighting fixtures, brica-brac—in fact anything that is at all dingy or worn. P ee G ee R c-N u -L a c stains and varnishes in one operation. It is water-proof, and withstands the hardest usage. Glance around and note w h a t h a s b e e n m arred or scratch ed . A p p ly Pee G ee Re-Nu-Lac and note the dif­ ference* A nyone can doagood job with Pee G ee Re-Nu-Lac. Itisindispensablefofrhehome. -2 c i s t/J U H Two im portant m eetings of Scminob* county citru s growers have been called fo r Thursday and F ri­ day of this week, according to an announcem ent made today by County A gent, f>. r , Whittier, Jr., who is u rg in g a largo attendance because m atters of great interest n o rttin in g to the industry, will be discussed. T hursday’s m eeting for growers residing in the western part of the county, will Le held nt the Lorgwood L ibrary beginning nt 2:30 o’clock and F riday's gathering for those living in the eastern part of .Seminole, will 1):* held at the Oviedo High School startin g at 10 o’clock in the morning. According to Mr. Whitner, H. G. C layton, d istrict agent, will pre­ side a t both m eetings. K. F. Dc- Busk, citrus pathologist and en­ tomologist will lend in a discus­ sion of "Grove M anagem ent" and T. A. flrown will lead a discus­ sion of “R ust Mite C ontrol." A round-table discussion of these subjjccts is planned and every one present is expected to tnkc p a rt it is declared. Mr. W hltner is anxious to have n full attendance n t the m eeting/ Knrl point- *"it th at th e •p'tnkcrr are practical grow ers and know th eir subjects from every angle. Mr. ItcMusk is largo grove owner. Mr. Brown has handled some of the largest groves in the s ta te and Mr. Clayton hns nn active in te r­ est in tile promotion of S atsum a groves of W est Florida. C -fl © v; report, visible 4.4 visible 4.2 visible 3.0 visible 4.3 report, none 4.0 none 4.4 visible 3.2 nano 3.2 report, none 4.5 none 3.4 none 1.2 visible l.l nr ne 5.0 none 5.0 non1,’ 4,0 none 1.0 inroniplelo none i.K none 4.0 none l.l! none 4.2 none 5.2 Represented in Sanford By One Reported Killed In East Coast Wreck and Paintkn in which an engineer is reported to have been killed, E ast I’ojist train s loduv were liv­ ing detoured by way of the Atuantie Const Line, according to in­ On account of a wrprk on tho formation given out by ofTieials Floriile East Const Railroad onrly here. No details about the wreck this morning lie tween O range C'HV hit Vo heel/ received here. Are shipped direct to purchaser within Ten Day Second St. and Sanford Ave jg@NU'I<A£ *,AR 8 ISH STAIN S - E N A '^ . The Best Guarantee—You Must Be Satisfied or we will Satisfy You Tanners Shoes, and Hosiery sold on the same principle— You save money by buying shoes for tanners. 40 acres Celery Land (Hammock) good road on both sides of property, adjacent to loading station. Price $175.00 per Acre. Write J. M. Saucer for Service Terms. Seminole Business Exchange I live m ean—Contractu for construction uf new dwellings!. HIM \Y. First SI.—Opposite fust Office I’ite Opening oi Their Men’s Genuine Loraine Seersucker Suits *on l ran to see our New Silk Dresses $9.75 $15.95 30 inch Crepe de Chine ] all colors. Per yard A cordial invitation is extended to nur friends and all others to use the facilities of the company and connections in the snle or purchase of Ural Kstate, holii locally and throughout the statu of Florida. 98c 81x90 Seamless Sheets 112'/, Bark Ave. Telephone 528. Wardrobe Trunks # FARMS SANFORD DEVELOPMENT CO., INC $13.95 $3.50 Bath Suits $2.98 Men’s Topkis* Union Suits A 11U n O P SO A fm ^v#lIA kj l>l *1 TVwx Lit ■vi1u*■va fJtatvm III ily a t reduced prices ________ 79c hoys’ Scout Work Sho£ �lAY’S crossw o rd ;l ______ TOE SANFORD HER pu zzle anil w|f.. . whonfl Christian name i is nnkiH i.vn. I* u n k n o w n . S a tn tir l r i i n b r .i a n *t»l — — C h a t'.n a n . w h o s e C h r i s t »iul w ife. ——---- wife. »«£pmanChristian mime is la n n a m e Is u n k n o w n . J o s e n h W m * u n k n o w n . J 01M.ph rj for,) T u c k e r uti.l w ife l.'Killy All•»n<) w ife. Emily .1Wofford Tttrher g iis tn T u c k e r , A u g u s t a Isab ella A ugusta IsabeflA Augusta Tucker. (.Tiapmnn. to urge Ncavs Chapman. U c o r g o nm l w ife. A u g u s t a IItowan) luw ar.l NVtivr a n t s a b e lla N cuv e, I R:i H i v - _ d wife. A u g ist l J a m e s llo w u i il T u c k e r . T r u stee. James Howard ---. •-**»!! Samuel Chapmen, S a m u e l C h a p m a n . T r u s t e e . J . W n fTrustee. J. Wofford f o n t T u c k e r anil w ife. Kmlly A u gus­ f" '-' TuekPr and wife, Kmlly Auguslt c k e r . Josetilt W o tf n rit T u c k e r , Tucker. lo «- taas TAutto eph W offord Tuck r n e y In F a c t fo r S a m u e l as Attorney in 1 Fact for Samuel ier. i C h n u m a n . ti ll s N. C hase unit w ife . Chase and wife, iChapman. Otis N. Mar*tin A. C h a se ( l e r t n u l e C luise. Cerlrude Chase. Martha A. Chase, ns T r u s t e e fo r M a r t h a C h a s e unit Martin. CHrei ar.d.ns Trustee for i . . r on.-..... —o n y r a s t . u r d »»i-oer mtccrss >rs Ih.-ii.-.. ;-:a«t parallel with tli<v• J u d i c i a l Circuit « . * l1' . ............... M a t e o f t c i . r ' s l l . m n.tiu o in u n k n o w n , a t n l l u i u l North line of I’ nUui Avenue 5lta 1 d o ildii. In am' for.. Suntnnli' »*>• I'.tty. feet, thene.i .South MO feel to a ! on this the ISUl day of A p r i l , o. •• icti nm l e v e rv o f t h e m ‘iI u t.o ve fore n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s . If l i v i n g : a n d If r . n , l»"!ht on l nlon Avenue 5<'.j fc«t | » < illier. tiny or nil o f s o ld d e f e t i d u n t a ! th e Ka«t „f thi point " f h* glnnltiK. ig c a l) V. It IKJUMI-A8H. he (trail: t o a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In- ami ttienor We.vtcrly along the N,irtU Clerk of th** Circuit C.inrl ii * t.‘r e s t s U nder e a c h a n d e v e r y of M o l i n ' l •Ini ut I'nlun foil.lying deceased d> ' oi heKinning. w i t : tv . c. Mr t e s t e anil to any and nil bther persona, whose names nrv unknown, claim­ S" % V a ! s r ’tv iS K K A U. C. M a r t i n Hi raid, a n e ^ s n a p a r m»hll»»ie.l In ing any right, title or Interest In .7 W . H P r-N J K l l. J l l . . i | u n t - S a n fo r d . Se n ln o lo C o u n t y . I lo r Id*. and t.« the property hereinabove S o l i c i t o r a n d of t ..tinsel for the Is o n - once e a c h w e e k f u r . r i g h t t u n s e r t l C om p lain an t. described, or any part or parcel th e r e o f. t n th o t i t * w s r k s . •ftf.l__ Apr? 2*. i t . May l. 11. I*, ite. tyW TTXE9S m v h a n d a n d th e seal It In hereby n rd-rrJ that you nml j J u n e i. t . i s . .......................... , r i c h . e f ytrtt"or..nri-ftpov r r li — cilit L*«ui: f L3— .i*ft<i in Trust, ai. 1 Alice •lertruilr Chase. Trustee ntul ber 1 marc , Jh .i o Ini ..‘i r e u l t o f t h » f» a :s of "* i x t h i : c n i c t v r c u r u T n r t i i ». Trustee and i er HunOrrtrudu Chase. .Successors In Trust or otherwise. In our mid t'Irrutt tTolirt 'll tnr Court ollo.es, |Mii* .la. in a n d f o r Hen-lnol* coun­ ns in Trust, ..ii.l ... iii»* tollov.tna ilescrlhe,! Ian.I Hons- at Sai.fof.t. Florida. on the tm l i itch an d sk v k a t ii jit iic iv i. c n tc itr every of th-* said nty. on t h i s t h e M l h d a y o f A p ril. A. r.th day ef July. a . I>. I92.**. and then i» r r i , n n i : i \ . in \ n i» f o r hove named i o f t h e It). IP J i. and there nnlio answer to the Idll m p i i x u m : c o t v r v . in c h a n and if either. ilefendants' if living: North C l e a t ) V. K. DOUULAftfl. • i'( roniplnlnt exhibited against you f.■minds t*e any or all of said det c ity . In this cause. Jltsrterl Clerk of th * C i r c u i t C o u rt of dead. to ill parties Alulmtng Intel rests under earn and I hip th* S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of It U further ordered that this every of the f following deceased III*the ' S t a t e of F l o r i d a . In a n d Order II... -t-i In- published In The Sanford femlants, to-wlt: crsotis. S e m in o le C o u n ty , Joseph KU*e*anj and wife. Keheec.i Klnegan. Josenh c la im -' llv: A. M. W K K K S. f>. C. r e s t In Cl. w •F'K NCK H JIL. M. A rre n d o ttd a and iro it, • Solicitor nm l of C o u n s e l for tpe A rre m to n d a , w h o se i Mu tm,.i I’haMkkti ! ... a . -w s S 5;«j? « 58! S ‘S & M tn l C om plainant. . . . . Apr. I*. 17._jilay *. I I . I*. 33. r ~7 .. rifieon-lottcr w ord), aru limn some: Lli ter not in like [**' •Ymrnt for this afternoon halt-holiday. By the looks of ^ I r you may have to devote unite some tim e to solving it. HORIZONTAL the nir from particles of water ^ versed in psychology nr. h/id falling to the ground. S irTccts physiology. .V J; J).?*, rw j violation of human Inw. Jr - J t..Is. |,nt liiiuiil. I " . I .a t word in prayer. T* l?jr 21. An intporlnnt internal organ rm T'for fm nittirc. \n "*«•» »ltu«t'*l llo3p «» lho w,a. where you can buy n iirl’ , •'s'-e 2.1. Dies aw ay (as music on a ra•iirr1. dio.) p»i,i puni1 >• op,# Kcmininc pronoun. A 27. jlorn. .K m T o n one foot. g5fl,nV ■ * Horran. . , . Front bone of t l ^ 'l o f . Bi..,tall implements. :i2. Relates. n*i rhunlo ^ am;.1| ;n< To rav|Mh. lUcrior Mohammedan judge. 1° throb. Adam’j apple grew on. .««> Prove th at you have laen I. j i i , 1. in one plate when circuinSmT | C| ,i* Ptuntial evidence cays you A C tJfJ,» miner i .*r dd.gs ig . for w ere in another, flut fir. T(l , (>w trn,,mrnrjiy. s , ' ?r., wind l">. Point of compass. iJU1 cf nK, 47. The person who holds the MrUmhol - note. famHy logethet. i '1 T !-, 1 ‘ III. N e g r o trilx* o f W e s t A f r i c a . J* subsist. n , s|u u n Indian tribe. Throwi (iHce.) Frptiblc. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S IFr»niy CROSSWORD PUZZLE IA strainer. To promi. e a. drink in honor «f another person. Or- tilled penpirntoin. VEIUICAI, A ti! • - i " . ially adapted p di ’ igraphing the sun. . b "! I l’at f a li? Fa etrieal resistance, T1IE EYES OF THE NA­ TION are, indeed, focused upon Oreator Miami ami, aeo tmd inly to it.s wonderful (linmte, the great dominating impulse of all who come to ll)b land of palms und ^upshine is to enjoy the luro of matehluaa Uiscaynu Hay and its tributary waters. yrx'.unuus Itag. fuet horses. ifto'.a taken or reproduced [by trlrtrapliy. tiA nm i o \ s t h i i rio \ ru.i vii or aM < if , w i l l li*‘ lv« <l ^ Cl\, r*.rnm i- Inft o f S t iiif o f ti. \h at lli.-ir ..fflcc I n t h o T i t y it t inf.if.* ti rn,. M a y 1IT*. f r th»* m o it r iio t h if t o f I . m o ii i . Im n im | In tho rtUInlnu w nil. die. oi i. delivered at a «bdgnat.it by the flt y lit eitUU »d Hi*' N’.-w l l o t v l n o w toiutrurtlnti. i PP'Vtr-.d iei| «t he flC C filll* I b'» a ti rtift*' 1 check I innif pa> a id e to th e for t 'i t y ^ ar.J f h rk efH iihferd. F l o r *fill bidder o r Id dd cn t iir ti> o I vo a hoiid '••r t .m of. bln o r t h e i r n. i . font I «I** I o ih I iiomh l a t h e *nl» .uni mtlliifucfory 1 'imiiOHiihni Im t‘l ne* a n d Npoclfl e a « il i !i*‘ t.lTlei* nf tli*' f *•! .it t h e office of HIH« l!tiklft«*er. »»r hi iy at • it l o r office o n il»" Hid ulijrli will he re* I • ii it||t •imitliiMii reserve*! th e *t .i 11> Mt* all hliht. o r •I 111•• v «I•***in he f o r 1*>| ef tin- City. is v v i u a m m . • itv M.din n er. IM M I-lu -lii a. I ft. m .tir riAisff |iro\lntnio «imttit it !»•«; i 11it. ft. tTiiioivti' Nhr« t pilo rotainlfik' wall. with unolmri nn»l r»phik. fo n t.!inlnr tin- f..lI“’.'Jill «| It41III ft 11’Ml lidNHl l)tl 1*11• < IB" h»m(. a m i h y tlrau lh ? n il. JIHMI ru . y«M. Cfinrr*-to. H77 DOU pMiithN r o l n f o r f f n i f harw. i.: ..’hot oil. y i!h. wand fill, I' it.| id«h ! h nr«» I m ho pr»»«oTi?»■»] |j\ a ■»'*■11 i in. l*)|U' I'tulorHiMl mi th.' •iiilfo r hin<i iinie iiii. 1%ui i h s t i l t t. .Sunfnril. r i o r l i l u . M nml tin a im*' • ( tl hhhli'i* tir l»M«l«arii. K:i«*h |»ri«|M» ,il tniiht ho acfutn* lu'til*'l l»: a «■- r tlf lo i l c h e c k mail** p a y ji hit* a t xlg h t lo tin* n n l o r *»f th o «*lfv Audlt«»r 4'lork o f S in * fo r d K lo r Ida. (o r • p e r c e n t «•f (lie am* o u t o f (111* hid Th*' -iiiooon if«11 hhhh*r mi* M«M* i w ill to* roiju lro d to k I v«* a b o n d e«|tial I m wD p e r c e n t of Ii Im o r ihol»* hid an d “tii'li hoiel he I'A ictit**tl l»v a ( ’tiiopaiiv lh «'luted **• dn lord* ne t* ni lh* diJiie of F l o r i d a , s a id liotid to h»* a p p r o v e d h>* III** 4*lly 1Putt ml 1*1.01, 4*».ph * o f tin* p l a n a a n d wpeclfli'.'i II mH'* iosi J Im- e*-ell 111 *ll*• o ltf lii o ' th. C ity M iiim u ir n r a t t h e • f* Me* o f F r» d T U llllaiiiM. Mnulneer. «.r limy h** ohtalfie*! at »dth-*r offloe nil depordt **f f MMIO w h i c h Will ho AND HY THE SAME TO­ KEN, Miami Shores, vain its varied waterfront properties —hny, lake and stream —of­ fers to those who are seeking a desirable homesite tho acme of homesite and investment opportunity. returned if .i i•••i < ntnd« Tin* i ’Itv <’**mml»Hl oi rcH»»rven i i . i i in r e j e c t .hi ' i ill tdd^* n r to aeeo p t ally hid tliev d e e m to tin f v r th e he- l I n t e r e s t n f Mlo I'ltV. \V. i: \V It.M A M S . f l u Munatcer. May 11 - 1 *-■»*.I o n e l-ft. 11,, in t i i i : i im i i r i o i n r m :\ i :\ t i i .i i i h i i ti. in tho eontnuts and nr t iii: n u n it OF I I (IIIIII \ . IN t N I. C ull HTMF.tIF.NT H i:i ll N 4 .li: c o t NIA . IN I l I VN•I. .vlll l.e reeelveil - ( i : n : . .iniulHr.it.il u f Haufnril. 11, a n - IP rg Curiii>r:.t:.in, u e o iii.ira ir ..f f l . In i h r I 'l l ) II.. i i . Ci.iii|.|.iliiaiit, ■■i" l F, M.. J u tie If.. v». ■>■■( m a t I'.u nf I lie re - Ju s . till Flliegilll. el :»l . I •ef.‘ltil,tll!U ml iii«- ! \* n g u i l e fill C IT A T K . N I'C. 111' t , K 11K A I * IDST . Jieiep h I'llIrKiin un'l w ife. Ilci.iiu tlie fi.llm v iu g u p - l u e e a I'tllegllll, JiiMeph M. A r r e u - Don’t Forget his Bread Builds Strength Ooml bread is your best food. Merita "lore than qualifies ns “good." Every loaf ttuns with rich nutrition that builds up length. Fine flour, barley malt, cane iu^ar' milk, vegetable shortening and Hast make Merita bread extra rich. Two s,2<-*s. 10c and 15c. 1 DAILY FROM GROCERS »Y THE AMERICA! I BAKERIES CO. ■ EXTRA RICH ' BREAD T hat Miami Shores comprise 2.S00 acre -. ami As much bay frontage as has the present city of Miami; A total of nearly ten miles of various kinds of w aterfront prop­ ertie s; Ten miles of frontage on main highways leading to Miami. Plans for developments include: Causeway to Miami Reach mid the ocean; Two golf courses; An island o f liOO acres; A beautiful yacht and country club house on the Ray. See Miami Shores Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc You arc invited to be our guest 210 East First St., Sanford, Fla on a free inspection trip to Miami Shores by our do luxe coaches. You will he under no obligation. Make your reservation today. �NEW QUESTIONS FOR DEAN INCH. SAM’S 7 REST CUSTOMERS. N A TU RE IN NO HURRY. MONEY COES TO MONEY. By ARTHUR BRISBANE Last week saw the publication of three occurances which will prove more harmful to Sanford than anything which has yet happened in its history and which will counteract to a large extent'the benefits derived from the extensive adver­ tising campaign recently inaugurated. Almost every paper t U o p j r i g h t l» J5) H t U A V I ) t , 1»*?%X--------------M l l * r in the United States told the story of the alleged whipping n. i i o w a i m i nKiin ...---- m > m i n of Benjamin Way, followed almost immediately by the seiz- IN CONNECTION with re lig ­ <<• SICITCrV^ l « » u urc of a carload of celery in New Orleans on account of a ious hatreds and stupidities, did two generous application of n "spray”, and then the lynching you notice the farewell renturka M'llM l l i r • ;» .« IIATKS On* T e a r — t* 00 KU M on th s -II.SO of a negro, perhaps by an Orlando mob but at least in Sem­ of the Very Rev. Inge, Dean of St. li.-l lv rr .il In C ity l.y O s r r l e r , p e r P aul’s, London, ns he sailed for w e e k . l i e . W e e k l y E d it io n 1100 inole county. p e r y ear. Since these things happened, clippings from newspapers homo? He said to the reporters, and all H P n r i A l . X O T I f K i Alt o b i t u a r y all over the country have poured into this office.* Many let­ noM<••■*. c a r d s of t h a n k s , re s o lu tio n * ters from much offended Northerners have found their way the new spapers print his words, a n d n otice* o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e r e Many declare they will “ I would advise them, m eaning the c h a r g e * a r e w a d e will be c h a r g e d here condemning the "outrages”. f « r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g ra te s. never come to Sanford. More assert that they will never Jew s to rebuild the Temple of Sol­ omon here in New York, where MP.M IIKn T i t l e A M O C IA T K II I’l t K I J touch another stalk of Sanford celery. they have the largest num ber of T h e A s s o c i a te d P re s s Is e x c l u s ­ It matters not that Bejamin Way was generally consid­ iv ely e n t i t l e d to t h e u se fo r rep u l i l l r a t l o n o f a ll new* d i s p a tc h e s ered by local persons to he very much of a crank, or that Jew s—and plenty of Gentiles to c r e d i t e d t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d ­ fleece.” i t e d In th l* p a p e r an d a ls o th e lo ­ the concensus of local opinion is that he was never man­ c a l new * p u b li s h e d h e re in . All r i g h t s handled in any way in this county. The reverend gentleman also re­ It matters only that o f r e p u b l l r u t l o n o f *peclal d i s p a t c h ­ m arked would he glad to e s h e r e i n a r e el»o r e » e r -e d . the story of his alleged mistreatment was published in hun­ g et back thtoathishecellar, m eaning his dreds of newspapers throughout the North. It matters not supply of alcoholic finds. MONDAY, MAY 18, 192.'. that the “poison” found on that celery in New Orleans was used in a spray recommended by the United States Depart­ IT ISN ’T worth while to toll THE HERALD’S PLATFORM ment of Agriculture, is generally known to he harmless and Denn Inge what the Jewrf have to huild up this country, or 1 —Deeper wnler route to Jackson- can he easily washed off. It matters only that the story of done how much England owes to the in­ trill*. J.—Construction of St. Johns-In- "poison celery”was read by hundreds of thousands of per­ telligence of Cromwell, who allowsons in these United States. It matters not that the negro u l the Jew s to come into England dian River canal. 3. — Extension of white way. lynched Inst week was guilty of a most heinous crime, or nnd build up English prosperity, while Spain and Portugal wen4.—Extension of local amusements. that in all probability it was an Orange county mob that down ami STAYED down, becausu —Swinning pool, tennla courta, lynched him. It matters only that the affair occurred in superstitious brutality drove the e tc Seminole county and th at Seminole county reppived the Jew s out. 5.— Augm enting of building pro­ publicity. gram —houses, hotels, apartm ent RUT YOU might ask th e Deun, houaes. It will not take much of such publicity to ruin perman­ well paid by the Christian Church, fi.—Extension of street paving pro­ ently the celery industry in Sanford and to wreck forever these <|Uestions: gram. How do you make your living? ♦h*» possibility of this city ever becoming anything of a ?. — C onstruction of boulevard Do suppose there would he tourist resort. It is a m. atter which seriously deserves the and you around Lake Monroe. . , . . . . . ret t * , such thing as a Denn of St. if 8,—Completion of city beautifies- Utmo.st consideration not only of public Officials, of the I pm,)-,, C hristian C athedral, sheriffs office, of th e police department and of the m ayor; (there hadn't been any JEWS? tlon program . it .should he a m atter of much concern in every public welfare Where do you thing C hristianity BIB LE THOUGHT AND PRAYER organization in the county, in every civic club, in the Amer­ s ta rte d ? What was the nationality o f the apostles nnd of the m other A MUCH NEEDED PRAYER:— ican Legion, in the Ku Klux Klan, in the Knights of Colum­ of C hrist? C reate in inc u clean heart, O Cod; bus, and in every organization which even pretend.s to have und renew a right spirit within me, any purpose whatsoever for existence. AND TO those questions, you -r__ Psalm 51: 10. might add this: It may be that the officials of law enforcement are doing Providence, in sending the rolig ---------- o----------OF INTEREST TO DOG OWNERS THORN’S AND FLOWERS all in their power to apprehend the guilty parties in the re­ ion in which you believe, or ra th e r in which you DON'T believe, to MIAMI TRIBUNE cent lynching; it may he that they are earnestly trying to A reaper in tluv fields of life this earth , had its pick of the 1 hastened fortli to he, locate anyone who may have been connected with the alleged whole globe. Why did it pick out But others plucked the pretty whipping of Benjamin Way; it is reasonably certain that if This is the tim e of year when Itrove nround town nil night look­ tin* land inhabited by Jew s? Per­ flower, th • w inter resident becomes con­ ing for d u e s. Resolved never to such parties should he located they would he severely prose­ haps Denn Inge thinks Providence own unother dog. And left the thorns for me. cuted. But the officials of law enforcement cannot do every­ knows less than the Dean of St. scious of responsibility involved “T hursday: C ouldn't sleep. Kept in the ow nership of dogs, partic­ vvonilc ring w here dog could tie. I turned aside nnd weeping naked, thing. Much depends upon public opinion and the attitude Paul's. ularly if d"gs attend the families Wife up most of night im agining “Shull thorns reward my q u est?" of the citizen:; toward such aft airs and upon the persons them­ NEVER QUARREL with your in their m igration n ipth for .1 she could hear dog Imrking. Spent A voire replied, “ Yea, gather these selves who might take part in any such defiance of law and customcrx, especially your best month o r two of holiday. Thet-.- most of night w histling out bedWhat Cod appoints is best." custom ers, and don't get mixed up uic some who go so far ns to re loom window. No work today. order. in nny thing that might lead to a rolvo a t this Henson of the year Resumed search for dog. Wife con Then meekly I obeyed, nnd found It is largely up to the people of this community to pre­ quarrel. that even one dog involves u fe-Ved he was let out w ithout col­ Kaeh thorn a priceless gem ; The United Staten Cham ber at weight \ of responsibility and care lar. Suspect lie was piclied up by A blood-stained wreath 1 wove, vent whippings, lynchings and similar crimes. It is up to the ministers to tell their congregations what they think of Commerce informs you th a t Uhcfb , |uile beyond the returns received dog-calchcru. 'Phoned th e pound, aud lo, neven big outnlnuding from sam e. Anyhow there will and found dog answ ering descrip­ A sparkling diadem! such affairs; it is up to the president of the Chamber of Sam has ers. They bought from the probably lie sym pathetic reactions tion vvas held there. Rushed to Commerce to denounce such law violations; it is up to the custom United S tates in 1021 TWO THOUthe following description from pound and recovered dog. Another The lovely w reaths of flowers president of the Hotary Club to condemn any action which SAND MILLION DOLLARS’ II. I. Phillips in (lie American day gone to waste. * bright, tends so strongly to ruin the reputation of this community. WORTH OF PRODUCTS. Mnguxine, who describes sonicAll perished in a day; “ F riday: Up early. Took dog for Before the searching summer heat It is up to every good citizen to frown upon whippings and wlmt in detail "A Dog Owner’s 1walk. Dog acted very peculiarly. SUCH CUSTOMERS are worth Perfect W eek": They wiletd fast away. Discovered cu t on ear. Suspect dog lynchings. keeping. Their nnmoa arc G reat "M onday: Arose early. Took dog \may have been bitten by another Hut mainly it is up to the men themselves who do such B ritain, Canada, Germany, Italy. for a walk and missed usual truin',dog while in pound. Think he may My-erown composed of thorns and y teu rs, to office. Quit shortly a ft'-r noon .have hydrophodin. Recall stories things to reidize that tlioy are culling off their, noses.to France, Jiipup, Chlnm Trie wise merchant keeps on to shop for dog biscuits, dog pills, I with hydrophobia. Rushed to specTrail “formed by band Divine, spito their fa ties; to realize that I*/ their means they are “de­ good term s with custom ers, treats Doth now outshine the sta rs above soap and dog tonic. Arrived f ialist. Specialist put three cents’ feating their own ends. Lynchings, indeed, are passee. them all fairly and alike, avoids dog And will for ever shine. home at six o'clock. Took dog fo r'w o rth of iodine on ear. ‘Five dolTime was when man wanted a wife, he crowned with a club anything th at might cause fric­ walk. Went to movie. Took dog ila rs please!’ Reached office at 2 — Ida M. Roberts. some woman and dragged her home. Since then he has tion. for walk. p. in. Day too far gone to ncFlying Ebony wus a dark horse. learned gentler methods. He now obtains the same result ‘‘Tuesday: Hnd restless night. j complish anything. TH ER EFO R E, WHEN Uncle —— —o -— —■ kept household awake by snor- i "S atu rd ay : Up early. Took dog with far less exertion. And he doesn't get so much unfavor­ Sum is invited to enter into any Dog ing and heavy breathing. Wife | for walk. Neighbor also took dog The only folks who can .kick and foolish League of Nations, or into sure ting must have pnemoniu. for walk. Two dogs met and got make a hit by kicking are chorus able publicity. -------------------- o -------------------- g lr W We were out at the Coif Club th e other day and saw another imin playing golf. The course seemed crowded. Ahby Rockefeller Milton is n swpet, p retty girl, though these qualities were not essential in her case.— Lakeland Ledger, They should have been, -----------o---------- '1 1IE WHO HAS Hit* quest of the good in his heart relates himself thereby with all the highest powers and forces of the universe and they aid hint al every turn.—Trine. -------------------- 0------------------ WHAT A MAN is inwardly that to him will the world lie outwardly; his mood affects the very "quality of the day."— Bradford Torrey. MY FAVORITE STORIES BY IRVIN S. COBH Wo note whnt the cartoonist says 't h a t “ In Spring u young man's The o th er day somebody told m evit—which was current in Tenues funcy tu rn s to thoughts of golf, tennis, swimming, canoeing, horse­ a story o f u iiiun under sentence of s*',! ycuis ago. One chilly evening in the early back riding, fishing, sailing and death to whom the jailer came with part of March the sheriff entered m otoring." 0 the word th a t he m ight follow any the county jail and, addressing the ---------o--------congcniul occupation he pleased colored person who occupied the E 11rIe Sundv again demonstrated that, he is Am erica's premier jock­ during th e tim e which would elapse I strongest cell, said: "Gillie, you know th at under the ey when last S aturday ho rode a before the fatal date . The prisoner had only to nom inate Ids law my duty requires me to tukc hundred to one shot ugainst eigh­ teen of tho country's best horses choice and the facilities for pros- you out of here tom orrow and ccutiug it would he provided. I n - h u n g you. So muku your final and won by n length and 11 half. deed, th ere was ra th e r u silgges- ' hours on earth as easy as possible, — o —lion th a t if the condemned man t o r your last breakfast you cun Sanford Herald Headline: had not completed the favored un- have anything to eat th a t you ‘ Mississippi Suit Against Hen­ i del taking hy th at duy, there might want ami us much of it us you ry Ford for Twelve Million atur- 1ie n delay in the execution of the want. What do you think you'd tles Bankers." luvv to give him an opportunity to like to have?" Maybe so in Mississippi, but in finish it. The condemned man studied for Floridu Unit's only the price of a The situation having lieen made 11 minute. new hotel.—Clermont Press. clear, the m essenger awaited the "Mr. Lukin*," he said, "I b'lieves ---------- o--------captive's decision. I'd Ink to have a nice w orterMr. (ietzen has driven the Inst "Well, old man." he said finally, • melon." nail in his own coffin. Sunfifil "what is it you want to d o ?" 1 "Hut watermelons w on't Im« ripe Herald. "I think,” said the prisoner, "I'd I for four or five months yet," said "W yche" is a good boy, Mr. likc to learnII vChinese." iM M i n v , lilt* I ill. the pill sheriff. Dean, but he h asn't “w ent out" The hearing of this story rem ind«I "Well, sub," said Gabe, "I kin much.—Gainesville Sun. m v of unother—u blood brother to wait." Ho will probably go out—of pub­ lic life— for a while.—Ocala S tar. * . ■ o— Bradenton citizens are fighting for sixteen cent gas, Mix it fifty-fifty with w ater—th a t’s the sur e«t way to reduce it.—Sanford H er­ ald. Your m ixture is all right for the "bottled in burn" brand, but it Won't do for the weak stomach of the flivver.—Tri-City Murning News. ALL FLORIDA IS GRATEFUL ST. I'KTKItSIlUKG TIMKS any well packed World C ourt, lui should reply: "No, THANK you, gentlem en, I slay on my side of the ocean, do­ ing business politely and efficient­ ly over my counter. I shall not mix up in anything that m ight cause unpleasant irritation. I am not go­ ing to help England decide against France, Jap an against China, or Germany against Italy, You are my good customers. I shall con­ tinue to attend to my business, and T shall do it in the old Ameri­ can Way." Wrupped dog in blanket nnd tlrovi into fight. Neighbor Plumed my him to specialist. Specialist fin al­ •log. I blamed his dog. Neighbor ly [received dog and »*|fw reported ••ht ...... and •I got •••»■ into fight. Returned •j »» IIKIIG Ikl w n! in perfect health. Said all bull- home. Found wound in dog’s fortdogs snore and breathe heavily, leg. Rushed dog to specialist. Wife due to short noses. Five d o llars,! much upset. Am thinking of rushplease!' Drove back home with dog. ing her to specialist. If this keeps Day » total loss. up much longer will rush self to "W ednesday: Up ut 7. Took d o g , specialist, for walk. Office at 8:.’I0. Wife [ “Sunday: Wife spent day with 'phoned iit It to say dog was lost. ] relatives. Locked dog in cellar with Took noon train home. Searched plentiful supply of hones, Went whole village for dog, nnd put nds to attic nnd got in first day's in newspapers offering reward. work in week." V()U WILL observe th at in spite! of his much criticised and wholly ( SOUND W ashington plan of mind- ! ing his own business, old Uncle Sum i< NOT losing trade. For the month of April he sold to other countries more goods by f 100,000,000 worth than in any April during tho lust five years. Ami the trade balance for April was in Uncle Sam ’s favor by $51 000,000. When you are doing WELL, don't let critics worry you. Sometimes their criticism is not ENTIRELY unselfish. THIS IS the only country that has any supply of helium gin vvoitli while. We get it afte r it has leaked up through the earth and in pools of nuturul gns. According to Dr. Elind, chief of tin- Bureau of Mines, "it takes 20, 000,000 years for helium to leak from m inerals and rocks and come within our reach,” -Many things happen in science th at couldn't happen if this earth were only 0,000 years old, us wus 1nee believed. It took millions of yeurs for evolution to change a creatu re as big us u fox. with sev­ en toes, into the horse of today It takes 20.000,000 years for InHum gas to become available. It will take our sun .'100,000,000 more years to cool off. N ature is in no hurry. Two Lots CLOSE TO NEW HOTEL— Price $1,500.00 Each. T h e P rice Is Right SAN FO R D CASHLUM BERC D . W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 172. E verything F o r th e Sportsman At Ball Hardware Phone S WORKING DAY AND NIGHT People who work with hand and brain need a real—hat money lo your credit al th is hank w iirki for >011 i!.iy mil n'.gnt w*;:.out interru p tio n , and it i:i absolutely tule nul at your command. Why not open an account with as now ? I Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Seminole (|[oun[y Jl)ankj Sanford, Fla. STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS Two Special Bargains For Quick Sale Only 5 lots on Orange Avenue—sizes 50x115. 2 lots on Oak Avenue—one n corner lot. $2,300—Terms Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, IncSanford, Ha- First St. ■ii< E. F. L A N E ■H*11 REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 05 First National Hank Building. Sales Force:—Miss Hul>a Williams, Miss Helen linage. iiiB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia z iis x m iia iiiiiB g B ix i ^1925 FI RST ....................... A complete line of Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plaster Hoard Nnils Screen Wire Builders Hardware Do .rs Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order ( We will build your house Complete—or Furnish mat* rial Only * Price $3,000—Terms Florida owes a debt of gratitude| every kind. They opened the eyes SA V E and' to the men who w rite advertising tiie rest of the United S tates. created a desire to invest!TH RIV E umi place it where the public- will' They gate the romantic scenes of th rend it. The extraordinary devel­ days of Bunco do Leon. They urged opment of the s ta te has been due upon the transportation lines bet­ to the in tere st aroused in it hy ter service. They argued hotel MONEY GOES to money, and if -fr the publicity given through every owners in the northern reso rts in­ Welt, they seem to have thought conceivable channel. to building winter hotels. They you understand business you can + Don’ts of everything in the way of sociul easily get capital to develop yom £ Floridiuns urc well aw are of the mudo Florida what it is today. events excepting a revolver show­ power of p rin te r’s ink and p ar­ St. Petersburg us host to the en terprise. The other duy, for in- I f for our depositors er for the bride-to-be.—St. I'ctern- ticularly when the advertising Advertising flubs of the World -'If- Edward L. Duheny I hurg Times. No sooner had this carries w ith it the T ruth. Asso­ for their convention in l'J2ti will noM hiH Mexican nil properties to ♦ DON'T draw checks in pencil—use ink. I'lay .safe. Heui appeared in the Times than ciated A dvertising flu b s of the offer to its guests the best it has a brunch ot the Standard Oil. | | e ' x DON'T forget lo make out your own deposit l i r k r t . Miami,•• ulways in tho fore-front World huve their determ ination to in the way of entertainm ent and ! now organizes a new company, of . saves our linn- and yours, when It comes to tho sensational. make T ru th In A dvertising the pleasure. The lutehstrings uf a million shares, "no par value,"!' announced u “ revolver shower" giv­ stundurd upon which their woik i- the homes in the city will be nut, to develop properties in the West. I! DON'T fail to watch your account so yon won't over­ en try the futhur of the bride. draw. We don't like to refuse pay meal on hecks Does the new company have to bused, creutcd In the minds of the the delegates will be honored —sometimes we have to. public a con faience in their stale- guests and they will feel th a t the s ta rt out nnd work up from th e !' Where Fb ida Loses a Tourist the welcome extended comes from b ottom ? Hardly. Mr. Duheny told m ints. T he people heliovo hcllevi DON’T destroy a paid note or a signed cheek by f r u m p * Dour Johnny: I have read in a advertisem ents und guvern their hosts who upprvciut vvhat their his friends th at he would start ling" it. 'i’ear it into small pieces, great many papers th at California actions accordingly. Upon this guests have gone fur them. operations with a cash capital of DON’T endorse checks for stran g es. claims that the price of booxo has feeling ooff confidence millions All Florida invito the Adver- $ 8 5 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 and all of t h i s is “ n e w gone down there since the wur on havc 7,ecu invested in Floridu lining men of tin- World to come money," money from the East Rum Row. She has put something which would not huve come here! to the state in l'j'jii. With St. brought in to develop the West. eve^on Floridu, hey! I I Thut’s one otherwise. | i’etorsburg a* headquarters they thing th e chambers of commerce in Florida had n rglorious clim ate| will be shown the entire nnd .. Mute ...... "T H E R E ’S GOLD in them moun M M 'O l l l t , I I V, the latnd of Flowers forgot to put j even during the tim e when it be- be given u comprehensive idea of the old prospector u s d to •a tits!" Come to Florida sik . Me long. »1 to Spain. Th. n u tu iu l , the N ations Uniter I'lay g ro u n d . Ray. There is, if you know where fur CoJiforny! wealth wan present since the U n d 1 St. I'etersburg "the City th a t Dad U. Ilupt there’s n good Boon- Mound, came up out of tho sea. For cen-; advertising built," j, k. ru teful to 'k u l more gold in those oil well- ' Albany, May 16. _ turlt* the state U y quiescent, the own who have made its gro w th if you know how to locate th •ni. • Macon Tclegiuph. Good rid- Then cam * the advertising men.I possible and deeply snucueiaUvo And apparently Mr. Deheiiv l 1^ ^ ibum* uf bad iubbi;.h. |u * y itiecknJ up u iifih e wealth of of their good work. ‘ ^ • know. ' • ' * I L U M B E R YARD NATIONAL BANK FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE FINEST The New Willys Knight Six Avondale State.*. Ca. H M ay. I* * F & M Motor Co. I want to say the is line! Made 17 niilt-s per gallon 11 whnt I can say will help you I lull there is a hotter car on the road. Knitfht I th‘nk J. W . CORLEV. (Sanford, F uU F. & M. Motor Co. Park nml Commercial is a a s n s ri ■ ji �•THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. MAY l», 19Z5. B o n ds n u m b e r e d f r o m I U t o H » , II. H m ll h . p r a y i n g f o r the the Florida S tate College fo r Wo­ ■jays, le ft Sunday for Orlando, vMltUr<t a l i d a t i o n o r c e r t a i n Sotel* o f tho to m s i n r e J u l y l» t . H 1 L w here she Is visiting her mother. C ity or S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . In t h e su m men a t Tallahassee. B onds n u m b e r e d f r o m I I I t o 1M , he Social Side of Sanford MISS KATHRYN WIL KEY, Society Editor TELEPHONE :“ 0frice 1-18 Social p„„, , , __ , . Tlallnnnssee i l l i h n ^ where V t0re?lie ‘ was ’ 1 tho tne guest of friends fo r the week-nd. W. J . H anlv returned M onday from St. Augustine where he Saturday afternoon the Auxil­ spent the week-end with friends. iary of the Campbell-Losslng Post Miss Lueile Echols hns returned of the American Legion met at from a two weeks visit w ith her the club house with Mrs. L. P. sister, Mrs. A. H. H atcher in Chittenden and Mrs. J. C. Benson Lakeland. aa hostesses. Mrs. F rank Donaldson left Sun­ During the regular business .Mrs. J. C. Benson tvna appointed day for Miami to join Mr. Donto.serve us chairman of the Mem­ nldson where they will mnko th eir orial Day poppy sale, which will bo future home. held on Memorial Day, Saturday, K. J . Holly, E dw ard H iggens, M ay TO. I he popples are made by wounded soldiers and the ones to J. G. Ball and E. A. Douglass re­ bo sold here were purchased from turned F riday from a business trip a hospital were purchased from to Tallahassee. a hospital in St. Paul. The pro‘‘ceda from the sale will be dividMrs. C. L. Hunt of Oviedo re­ ah,#I Lift,, I f I . . I ., " , , ft m a etl, half being given to the Lake turned Thursday from A tlan ta, p ‘ty Hospital and tho rem ainder whero she was the g u est of friends is to be placed oiulcposit in San­ for Grand Opera. ford subject to the call of the County W elfare W orker, Mrs. Miss Mae Holly left F rid ay to Morse tube used to aid any needy spend the week-end w ith friends at ex-service man in this county. Mrs. H. R . Stevens was a p ­ pointed chairm an of the commit­ tee fo r decorating the "raves on Memorial Day. A fter the bus­ iness m eeting the hostess served delightful ten. Calendar On F riday evening the Gleaners Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School was delightfully entertain­ ed a t the home of Mrs. Alfred Lilja o nP ark Avenue, the assist­ ing hostess being Mrs. E. M. Greene. No tim e or labor was spared to m ake the evening the huge suc­ cess th a t it proved to bo. At « oclock supper was served on tho lawn where tnhtes were set for over 50 class members and a few guests. Tho tables were beautiful­ ly decorated with cut flowers in crystal baskets and fairly groaned 11*h>,aV ... — I ..... ..I J* t f t under a load of chicken pilau, salad, rolls, and other dainties. D During the supper a clever program of toasts, original verses set to music and impromptu speeches, was given. This being the last social meet­ ing of the season, it was planned as a surprise to the teacher, Mrs, T. M, Pulestnn and the class mem­ bers came dressed as little girls of long ago. Mudi m errim ent and many surprises were caused by the appearance of curls, braids and | T\f j-s: R P O W n R p h i m c t -h o rt J i i j.-.i.i on the most sedate t1 * *’ ** L k U n i l o of the ladies. G reat credit is due the retiring president of the class, Mrs. Lilja Airs. Anne Van Ness B roun re ­ and the new president .Mrs. Greene turned Saturtlay from Tallahassee, for n very happy evening. where she has been spending seve­ ral woe its in the interest of n hill which the Florida Library Associ­ ation is endeavoring to pu t through the legislature. The bill passed the house last week by a large m ajority, and provides for a state library with the extension service Honoring h er house guest, Mrs. which is being clone by m ost of the Curl Yeiser, of Shrieveport, I.a., states. Able speeches were made for it v n o was n eiusnmute and former resident of Sanfm d, Mrs, IJ. A. by Judge Bell of DeSoto County, Newman E ntertained .Saturday af- Dr. MncKenzie of Lake nnd E. S. ternoon with a bridge p arty a t her Dew of I'usro. Among those who gave it their active support were t homo on F ourth Street. Tip, room : were beautifully d*r- Mr. Byrd of Klnglcr county, Mi. nrntetl with roeses and gladioli Lyles of Seminole, Mr. W itherington of O range and Mr. Shelly of combined with fern. The prize Tor C harlotte County. high score, n headed ling, was won Mrs. Brown stated th a t it prov­ by .Mrs. it. J. Holly. Airs. \V. T. Langley, for m aking second high ed to he a most interesting though score, was aw arded a bottle of |iei- difficult experience. She had a fume. Mrs. Yeiser was presented conference with the governor, and received assistance from some of a beaded bug. Following the game a delicious the state officials. The bill is now in the senate, where it was intro­ salad and ice course was served. duced by Senator Hodges of T al­ Those present w o rn Mrs. Yeiser, Mrs. S. <). Chase, Mrs. J. N, Whit- lahassee last week, and is being ner. Airs. Alexander Vaughn, Mrs. looked afte r by one of the lib ra­ from tl»i- Jacksonville libra­ George H. H art, Mrs. F. J. Gon­ rians ry, as Mrs. Brown was obliged to zalez, Mrs. Frank Miller, Airs. D. retu rn home. Those interested L. T hrasher, Mrs. Samuel Pules- feel hopeful of its ultim ate sueIon, Mnj, Lula t ’lay, of ecus, mid' should thl* ‘prove til lie xhie, .Mrs. George Klee. Mr*.!lAilplf tiie case it will he a decided fo r­ W ight, Airs. George Knight, Mrs. ward step in the library work of I!, J. Holly, Mrs. \V. T. Langley the state, it is declared. and Airs. Archie Betts. .Monday 1U- of j f the tbt circle*, th«, 1r ^ b y t j r i o n liliary "ill meet in the followplaces: ilrdo Number Two—-Mrs. L. I. 1 chairman, will m eet a t riiier, H. K. StcvS with Mrs. H * 621 Park Avenue, rtn-le Number Three— M rs. b re d <ma. chairman, will m eet a t church at 4 o'clock. L * Number Lour ~ M rs. :fL Howard, chairm an, will t i t 7:.10 o'clock a t the church, ■pot luck” supper will he serLortr. chairman will m eet a t Number hive— M rs. II. Stock with Mrs. E. D. BrownuflO P alm etto Avenue, firde Number Six— Miss May iui, chairman, will m eet a t 4 dock with Mrs. P. I- Woodruff, Oik Avenue. S Number S e v e n -M rs. W. UfKinnon. chairm an, will m eet j o'clock with Mrs. V. C. Col314 Mairnoiia Avenue, firde Number Eight— Mrs. J . I), llruif. chairman, will m eet at fi™k with Mrs. J . L. W c lb . I yagnnlia Avenue. uri. Henrv Wight will en tertain hnchcon the present chairm an rctirintr chairman of the dertnents of the W om an's Clulj. ifije Social Departm ent of the iladiit Missionary Society will t at the home of M rs. W. T. ■nton on West F irs t S tre e t a t •dock. Wednesday. re will he a m eeting of the Unt Department of the Sail­ 'dHoman's Club a t .1 o’clock. HFrank Miller will en tertain F.raishtly Bridge Club at her »iiathe Welaka A p artm ents. * in. E. 11. Galloway will entertie Duplicate Luncheon Club 11 o'clock. in, Christopiier S . W illiam s,' LKiril Louis M urkcll anil William Moore Scott will en with a tea a t “ Edjjw ntur Personals Airs. C assandra Schultz left Monday on the bus for Coral Ga­ bles. Chandler Sharon left Saturday for a visit with relatives in Jac k ­ sonville Beach. <' Mr. and_ All's. | \ Chittenden returned Friday evening from a trio down .the West Const. Frank' Mciach, \V. I*. Stone and Deter Schaal attended the base­ ball game in Isikcland Friday. / __: Airs. Fannie Munson returned Sunday from spending the weektfnd with friends in Orlando. Mrs. A. H. Hatcher and little daughter, Frances Elizabeth, are visiting Mrs. H atcher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Echols on West F irst Street. Mrs. Carl Yeiser, of Shrivcport, La., who has been the guest o' Airs. It. A. Newman for several o f F lo r id a . C IT A T IO N T o the Fltixt-m a n d "'ax P avers of th e City of Sanford, Florida: W h e r e an. a p e t i t i o n f i l e d In, the above entitled cause on this the ; : , t h d a y o f Ap r i l . \ l> I ' d i , i n t h e C llv of S a n f o r d . Fl or id a, a oiunlelpat corporation. i<> m l through F o r r e s t l a t k e , S. t) I ’h a s e a n d ('. J. M arshall, a s th e Fitv thnnmlsslnn o f t h e F l t y o f S a n f o r d . F l o r h l a . ap u l n s t t h o S t a l e of Fl a r Pl a * e x rid lie d a t e J a n u a r y 1st. P»3». a n d to lie n u m b e r e d c o n s e c u t i v e l y f r o m 1 to 201. b o t h n u m b e r s In elu aiv c, a n d to m a t u r e s e r ia ll y In Hut f o l lo w in g m anner, to -w lt: P o n d s iiu tn b eri'd f r o m 1 to 20, to m a t u r e J u t v 1st. I!>20. p o n d s n u m b e n s l f r o m 2 t t o 10, to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. t ‘*27. P o n d s n u m b e r e d f r o m t l t o SO, l» m a t u r e J u l y 1st. l a 2H. B ond s n u m b e r e d f r o m <U t o SO, to m a t u r e J u l y Int. 1020. j|l“ * nl!?c !,h ^ h a v ^ ^ w h v * o a l d l»o*'ida lr •"]' t h e y h ave. » » n f • * “ * sh o u ld n ot be v a l i d a t e d a n d n o n - firmed. W IT N F S S m y h a n d a n d t h e s e a l of th e C irc u it C o u rt o f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C irc u i t of t h e S t a t e o f F l o r h l a . In a n d fo r t h e C o u n ty o f S e mi n o l e , on t h i s t h e 23 th d a y o f Apr i l . A. D. 1323. (Sean v. k . nncntaA fta, C lerk o f th e C i r c u i t C c u i t o f th e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f Florida. P o n d s m i m b c r i - i l f r o n t v i t o 100, ftKO A. licCOTTKS. l o m a t u r e J u l y 1st . 1330. A tto r n e y fo r P e t i t i o n e r . n Itonds n u m b e r e d f r o m 101 t o 120, Apr. 37. May 1. 11. IS. to m a t u r e J u l y 1st, 1331. i 1 *111 uM • ■ ' t>' -tL flty “Flappers” “Jelly Beans” Feature Show , Dwtni ,.s t„ |,e one 0f the uiL/rising ever presented in k,.n ■mford th eater-goers ' ia* Microbe of Love” I ft;. anl Mrs. Polly Tick,” Wcl far Department Meets In Wednesday “ The Comfort Route” • I 'lii-ftiiurali n u •T o ltilo 33.31 • Wai>liltlK3171 Ion I'l>l l.i<l-t • l-H.i 31.34 Havannab gn 1 Every builder of things worth while seeks to make tho thing that ho builds |>ermaneiit and lasting. Tho good that is done today is multiplied u thousandfold if it endures tomorrow and tomorrow’s tomorrow. Coral Gables hns been made the most beautiful garden spot for homes by vision, with planning and great endeavor. To insure perma­ nence for th at beauty has been the constant aim from the boginn ing. It is no matter of chance or accident that all Coral Gables homes are of stone or stu c c o , that all roofs are tiled, that every building, whether for business, industrial or residential purpose, is carefully restricted in every possible way. Coral Gables has been planned that wuy. We are not only building wisely, carefully, purposely for beauty at Coral Gables, but also for permanence. More than throo years ago, before a single plot had been sold, before streets or plaza Imd been built, George E. Merrick himself wrote of Coral Guides: ‘‘Not a thing of the moment, of the year, or even of the passing period, but a wonderful monument to the achievement of worthwhile per­ severance in tho creation of beauty and the bringing true of dreams, that will as solidly endure and as beautifully und bountifully age as does the everlasting coral upon which this master development is founded." it.nu That a far greater number of people place a high value upon the permanence and lasting qualities of all of Coral Gables’ fine ini* ^ provements is evidenced in practical form by ever-increasing volume of sales. That investors here find such things highly desir- V able is proven by their willingness after a large profit is taken to invest again nnd agaitu « A visit to Coral Gables is p a rt o f every complete Florida tour-—and it makes a t ightful outing. Call a t our local office and let us tell you how yoa m ay see Coral delightful Gables with no transportation cost to you SlHHinrr K t r i , r « l » n I ' n m F f f - . - l I v , M ay I Mil fio u n il T r i p it \ i . t i u o i t i : * in..-,i i-1111 \ i i t :i i -iii v r,a.o« HUSTON 'l l 73.1* VX N t i l 10.00 FOR HAI.TIM ORK Mn v Ma y May s . S, JU N I A T A •23 Jn n ti 3-13S. H ItO W A U D *10-27 June - S. H A 1,1,11(!|! A NY -30-3D J u n e ii-17-27 S. S. a L O F C K H T F I t - J u n e Ki-208. 8. PKItH IAN ( CORAL GABLES FOR H IIL A D F E H H A May S. S. MKItltt.MAFIC -21t Jllllff May M ay a. l-tt S. S. KHHKX -11-23 J u n * 1-13 K. S. 1‘KIIH [AN 7-IX-2X Jim.* -ISs. 1" UtFItK.STK It J ulit- .13-23. B. B. U«rU«ililro d i r e c t fro m . . . Miami lo Phila. June -81*3# •Via llattlmoro und rail. I 'j a Ball)more or I'ltiladeluhla anil rail. via l‘hllad<'l|)l>la—direct Special attention is called to the .IAll-waler . . i n ......Inna, o r v ia H alllm or*—*3 Titi. V ’ *• N well productions, m eeting i/f the Welfare Depart day* lay over. All steamers via l >1 that th e “Flapper merit of tme Woman’s Club on Wed­ Savannah. Fa res Itu-lod,- meal* <•* a,1’ 1,,r, *» funnier than uny- nesday fifteraoon, it i* Lhe last c-epl i Ic li* i* for Huvunnah). fnilslile room* t-xlra. Healing tlm* _ ‘ *’*'■!■ Iias w ritten. m c e tin j/ of this departm ent for I’P IIS I IX M . I A F U N I I I T F . i l T U I IF* L -‘ : C with a grandm a- Hie clWh year and it is hoped that J n r L o o n t t l l r t o II \ I. I I MUIIF. \V ASIIIN<IT*IN. ANNAI't il.lS. May fifi” ln oil stocks nnd every /member wi^ Picsc,,L l i m e in. I t d a y * |Xil 15. I 1 aalrc. She goes to A f f t r a short business sesion, I'll30, II. AI >KI.I'111 A. ATI.ANTIF F IT \. | 'It of beauty and in wheiij plans for next years work M.n 21. June IS. II days. 111.AIil-U.1'IIIA. NHW ' “ !'*>.• ] 'ic., ,! *>r- "• Skinnem ” has will Ke discussed. Che program will |-| \VA SIIIN OTtIN. II A I . T I M i> It K. l»(ri ■, ,, ,u‘w> then re tu rn s be My|iQ under the direction of the J u n e l I. 13 d a y * , t i l \ nt imho Traiitfc’fcu l.ti .? a 'lapper grandm other Educational Committee, of which ,ri. “* ,M‘auty and charm of MrA. « . E. McKay U chairman, F a r Inform ation W rite, Phono or F ill lias Lillian Schwartz, who ha* £^ & wth« hTfUI, - bcKine. lt b UP'"‘ ■urge Ilf the Home Economic* M E R C H A N T S & M I N E R S lass tiiU pot on a fashion show | * Prt>aiiu a th at T ransportation Co. - i t h %ume of h e r pupils and also » H«r sso UayHt. - . - i V M M f t l f _lthe fi . dull -n., JaetftMKivUIe, F larlJs |htr(,n. I1 to ^ ,0 cu rtain . aJ short health play- »*wry one is | will ho no ad in is- i lau^’h UrKt;i1 ll> cort,e Iire’ i >LviU**J. There .J ORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND YEARS tho pyrnmlti« of tho Nile liavo hoen Hie world’s most notable monument tJ man’s constructive skill. The c i t i e s which existed near them have passed away, their histories forffotton in the dust of ages. The pyramids stand there alone—as changeless us the desert—the only permanent record of a civilization which in its time was the greatest the world know of. HOME BY SEA! From Jacksonville Miss Bowler Guest Of t,MFares In nt Ic: tt.ill I n n , i ,! |2ii.ail •F h lrn ao U. IS V Honor At Party Given t lti'll i lMnll ’ D e tr o i t 41.93 • F l - v . l ai n | .is :il t.N I n a r a By Mrs. F.E.Roumillat tN.-vv iMoiiii--.il fa), r.il V orli 3«.r,.', F u ll* iit: H fli u n i 4i m ,* .f S tatu V iliro / ’ ^ c i r 1vear! ".u-M T m d *“ to ty of “f Yowell Company Will Close Half Day To Brepare for Big* Sale Smith Side P nrent-T eneher will meet iit the school oVtnck. This is tlie annual The Yowell Company announces of officers ami a large a l ­ th at its store will be closed a t noon ia requested. Tuesday fur the remainder of the day fo r the purpose of making Friday. ready for the G reat May C lear­ T. Lucian Dumas, M rs. G. ance Sale which begins Wednes­ Smith, .Mrs. Alilton lln r- day morning. This sale is of such Mat r> and Mrs. Raymond proportions th at the sales force d« Philips will en tertain w ith will be unable to nrrange the stocks party at tho W om an’s and price the goods nnd w ait on 4 « 3 o’clock. custom ers, according to the man­ agem ent, and hence a half day will given to lliis work. & Smith Entertains he For this May sale, it is announc­ ed th at prices on the entire stock Bridge Saturday will be reduced for seven days and these price reductions will include ^ Every Week B ridge Club many stocks purchased especially ieltghtfully entertained S at- for the sale. 7 slteriaie by Mrs. G. F. All of the store’s novelty enttea ■it her home on .Magnolia goods, silks, Indies's ready-to-wear, men’s and boys’ furnishings, in 't I roses and fern w ere pret- fact everything will be included in “ nl in decorating. .Mis. this sale, it is declared. J*1 L ^hnron for m aking iiigh ited a ja r of Ilmi■■■ I'uwder. A delicious aaOii ir,. enur c was served a t 'Cclusiun of the gam e. •o»e pr,-ent were: .Mrs. Sm ith, \ } *«■ Mabrev, Mrs. A. li. -L Thigpen, Mrs. As a courtesy to AJiss Mabel _ I'l'-re -t. Mrs. Jan ies G. Bowler, who leaves soon for Lake­ f'1, Walter W ight, Mrs. land to reside. Mrs. F, E. Roumil” *1 '-‘l-e and Alias K athryn Int entertained with a prettily planned party Saturday a fte r­ noon a t her home on Dalmctto Avenue. The color scheme of pink and lavender was deligntfully carried out in the decorations for which roses and larkspur were used. Tho prize for high score, a string of rose beads, was won by Mrs. ■, . I-. G. Stringfelluw cut the con­ and “Jelly Beans" solation and was awarded an em­ ■* world" how i t ’s done broidered towel. Miss Bowler was I dtwn year >1929 nt the presented a vanity ca.a’. Airs. Koumillut was assisted in •tatiori uf the “ F lapper serv in g a dainty salad course by . *a*- day evening ut M rs. VV. C. Dili anil Mrs. Claude Lhenter under the au3- Howard. The color cchemo was fu rth e r carried out in Ihc nut cups ’ '-f the Episcopal church. f'helton, of Douglas, which w ere the favors. There were four tables ijf players. Erecting tho play, * nlclpal C o r p o r a t io n . by an I t h r o u x l t F o r r e s t l.nkt-, H. (». C haso W arren Smith left Saturday for a n d c . J- M a r s h a ll , c o m p r ls lm t t h e C i t y ( 'o m m l s s i o n of th o City a business trip to Providence, R. o f S a n f o r d . F lo r id a , 1.. lie will return early in June vs. accompanied by Airs. Smith and S t a t e iif F l o r i d a , ox rid M illard II. S m ith . S ta te A ttorney f o r th o daughter. S e v e n th Judicial C ir c u i t of th e Mrs. Newman Gives Lovely Bridge Party In Honor of House Guest ...!"Flapper G randm other’” will fmented a t the Milano rhoa1it 8:15 o’clock. ' -: Mr. and Airs. A. A. Holler of i\ r u n n m t l T r o t i i t n r t i i f . Jacksonville will arrive Thursday, SUV H A TH . I I I M t 11 1 . M i l l II I* n r Tin: s t m t : n r ri.oitini. to spend the week end with -Mrs. IN AM I FOII SKIIINOI.E CHI NHoller’s grandm other, Airs. 11. J. C lty of S a n f o rd .* Florida. A MuMcMullen. From State Capital Tuesday Icirtle Number One of th e Presinian Auxiliary with Mrs. It. G. «f. chairman, will m eet a t 4 <k with Mrs. S. W. E asterly Oak Avenue. Music Departm ent of the :(ani Woman’s Club will give isusical ten. ,* Cathleen Mallory Circle of Baptist Church will m eet with r < Hockey, la in P ark Aveit 3 o'clock. in. A. It. Key will e n te rta in Every Week Bridge Club a t it ixk at her home on P ark Avo- Thursday. TELEPHONE:—Res. 428-J Mrs. Lilja Entertains Legion Auxiliary Has Gleaners’ Class With Interesting Meeting Delightful Courtesy Saturday Afternoon f o u r T h o u s ­ to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1933. Itonds n u m b e r e d f r o m t i t to is*, to matnr** J u ly • 1st. 1931. B o n ds n u m b e r e d f r o m 111 to 3M to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1935. • *• *, am t. W h e re a s , It a p p e a r * from p e titio n filed a s a f o r e s a i d , t h a t step* t a k e n In c o n n e c t i o n w i t h DTjar.cc c f s a i d bend.s b y t h * Of S anfo rd. F lo r id a , h a v e b e e n ____ u la r In e v e r y r e s p e c t, a n d In s t r i c t o u n l i a :‘t o j/ wiGt l o w . u n t u m t ,x il a c ts , conm lltlo n s a n d t h i n g s r e q u l r e a exist, a piip p e .. n a----nd he _ b y law t o ex ist, htia p e rfo rm e d , p re c e d e n t t o m l In th o U s d a n r e of said bond*, h a v e e x i s t e d , h a v e happened a n d h a v e b e e n p e r form vd In r e i o d n r a n d d u e t i m e , fo r m a n d m a n n e r , a s r c n u t r e i l b y law. of tin- P r i n c i p a l a m i In tr'-v x t of Now. T h e re fo r e , In p u r s uicn.nn p rf o f said Hands.*' a n made. an d to he Is s u e d p u r s u a n t t o c e r ­ n o r d e r of t h e C o u r t h e r e iIn the n otice t a i n o r d e r s a n d r e s o l u t i o n * o f tiii- F in s,,n* I*a mht e rt ea bx y p a ygei rv*e no f that ity Cllv C o m m is s io n o f t h e C it y of S a n ­ of S an fo rd . F lo r id a , a r e tbhye C * ford. F l o r i d a , d u l y h u d a n d a d o p t ­ o r d e r r e q u i r e d t o b e a n d a p p eald ar ed, sa id b o n d s to In* o f Itw te n , r e th e C irc u it C o u rt of th e Inatlon of <in<> T h o u s a n d Hl.OOtMlu) bS ee fo v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o r t h e S t a t e D o lla r s e a c h , b c u r l m r I n t e r e s t at F lo r id a , on th e 20th d a y o f M ay. th e r a t e o f six p e r c e n t u m p e r a n ­ of A IV l» :3 . a t th e h o u r o f T e n n u m . I n t e r e s t p a y a b l e s n a i l -a n n u a l , lock A. M. u t H anfo rd . I n t h o Cour«- of T w o lliin itrn l nnd n d ( 1301 .ooo.on ) D o lla r s , fu lly d*. Miss Em m a Spencer, who has a•erlh*',! Mrs. G. B. Frank, Miss Gussie In s a i d p e t i t i o n , a u t h o r i s e d Frank. Mrs. Lyman F rank, nnd won m «ny school manors during by a c e r t a i n r e s o l u t i o n d u ly a d o p t ­ children motored to De Land F ri­ th is p ast yaer, has been elected ed by t h e C it y C o m m i s s i o n o f the ity o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h o l l i h p resident of the Sophomore class C day for the afternoon. d a y o f A p ril, A. D. ISSN cnlltlcil'. of the Florida S tate College for "A r e s o l u t i o n P r o v i d i n g f o r an l«*no o f llo n d s b y th o C it y r f Stan­ Philip D. McRae. J r., left S atur- Women. f o r d F l o r i d * In th o Hum o f T w o day morning for Tam pa, where ho ... ,H ___ , l l u m l r - .l a n d F o u r T h o u s a n d DotAliss Virginia DeCoursey has on| inrN tho P r . . c c - ,in t.> to- n. nv. i I„has accented a traveling position ;, u , u._ , _______ h er house guests for tile week end, from tin- Halo Thereof to In* l «,d .with the American Tobacco Co. M U sJlcrn ic e Thompson. M i s . aI ^ T ] Mr. nnd Mrs. W alter M. Maine:; i nompson, .Miss Ivy Ioiyton, (m) Against privately n « n - r i*r„t . A. Haines and Dr. nnd Mrs. l>. Miss R uth Buckles and Miss Anna p e rl y K r o o t l n g n n d A ln iU ltig said reet Im p ro v o m o tits. I 'r r i r r l l i l n K C. Potter returned Monday from W illiam s, who arc nil clnssnintes M Uio F o rt h a n d C nmlltloiu* of saiu a motor trip to points on the W est of Alisa IX'Coursey a t Stetson Un­ Itonds t o b » iHSUod. a n d I'rn v id itig fu r a S i n k i n g F u n d f o r t h e IM y tn o n : Coast. iv ersity n t De Land. oMiami Kjyiera2 4 0 MU&s of Water, Front £ G corges*E*Mcrridt Executive Offices: Administration Building, Coral Gables, Fla. S. W. BRADFORD, Milane Theatre. ____ _ �THE SANFORD HERALD., rn«B W B B H «B aaaaaa**B B Florida, and os Ex-O fficio Bonds T ra n c e s of the L'lfy of Sanford, Florida, a: Sanford, Florida. As the i W ITNESS our hands as tile City City of Si Commttrion of the C ity of San- Ex-Officio ford, Florida, and ns Ex-Officio City f,f Sai Attest: NOTICE O F SALE OF BONDS Bond Trustees of the City of San"ford, Florida, and the aeal of said L. RCity of Notice is hereby given th a t up City, this the 23th dny of A pril CEO. A. I to an d until 2:00 c’clcck P A i» 19?', FO RREST LAKE, City Att FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE M. on the 20th day nf May A. D. (Seal) Won I^ist r e t. 1023, sealed proposals, will be re­ 7 .721 S t. P etersb u rg .. _ 19 .500 ceived hy F o rrest I.ni;c, S. O. L a k e la n d _____ _ .. 13 12 S anford _____ _ .. .. 11 17 .295) Chose and C. J . M arshall, oh the .. 11 17 .293 This Ilout Will Re Headliner T a m p a _____ Senators Make It 2 Straight on Program Which Will In­ City Commission of the City c f Over the Indians; Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE augurate Season of Boxing Sanford, Florida, and Ex-Officio Beaten by Browns on Ac­ Won Lost Rot. Here on Thursday N ig h t Bond T rustees of the City of count of Errors of Itosa New York ____ _ .. 20 R .7R9 Sanford, Florida, at the City Hail Brooklyn .............. .. I t 13 .519 Sanford fig h t fa n s nre to hav? CLEVELAND, May 18.—W ash­ Philadelphia „ .. .. .. 14 12 .519 the opportunity of s w in g some of a t Sanford, Florida, for the p u r­ ington made it two straight from I i t t s b u r e h ............ .. 12 12 .509 the finest boxing being staged in Cleveland yesterday, winning 2 to Cincinnati . . __ . .. 11 12 .458 Florida anil they will not have to chase of stre e t improvement bonds .440 1 In a pitchers battle between Boston ................. . II 14 leave the city to do it according to of the City of Sanford, Florida, . 11 15 .423 "Seam Zachary und Uhle. Muliuger Chicago ........ . an” Mitchell, of Jncksonvitle, said bonds being general obliga­ Speaker got a double and two sin- S t. L o u is ................. ... 9 1R .200 well known boxer nnd boxing pro­ 2 MS in four times a t bat. moter, who on T hursday evening tions of said City, in the sum of Scorfc by innings: will inaugurate the boxing season Two Hundred nnd F o u r Thousand AMERICAN LEAGUE “Washington 001 000 010—2—8—0 Won Lost Pet. in Hanford. <1201,000.00) Dollars, authorized Cllveland .. 000 000 001—1—9—2 Philadelphia .. .. „ .. 20 5 .800 The bouts wil Ibe staged at the hy a resolution of the City Com­ B atteries: Zachury und Rued; W ashinyton H .-701 armory um ler the auspices of Han­ . 19 $2000 cash with the balance in monthly payments mission of the City of Sanford, Uhle nnd L. Sewell. Cleveland .. Ifl 10 .015 ford's N ational Guardsm en. Chicago . 17 12 .589 The m ain bout will be a ten Florida, duly adopted on the 12th TWO IN ROW FOR BROWNS S t. Lone ......... 14 17 .453 round go between Young Wallace, day of April, 1023, pu rsu an t to ST. LOUIS, May 18.—The New Y o lk ............ .. 9 17 .245 of New O rleans, and Bobby Cox, of C hapter 0BU7. anil C hapter 929B, Browns made it two in a row over D e tr o it .................. .. 9 22 .290 Jacksonville, both w elters of wide tho Boston Red Hox, winning y es­ B o sto n .................... „ 7 20 .259 reputation. The sem i-final will be Laws of Florida, 1022. Said bonds terday afternoon’s contest 11 to 0. u bout between Kid B urns, of Tam ­ to l>ear in terest a t the rate of six The Browns scored repeatedly on pa, and G erner Johns, of Philadel­ per cent per annum and are to bu GO feet frontage on Lake Monroe one block front SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION H illy inning breaks, Ross’ wlldphia, bantam s. T here will also bo dated Jan u a ry 1st, 1023, in tere st new Forrest Lake Hotel. This propc ly will double in Ret. Won Lost 7t*ss figuring largely in the b a tt­ .301 a six round prelim inary between payable sem i-annually on Ju ly 1st It N a sh v ille _____ _ .. 18 value in the next few months. in g onslaught. Gaston did not 548 two local boys and as an added und Jan u ary 1st of each year, both 17 II yield a hit until tho fourth. New Orleans . . . nt tract ion a battle royal," with the principal and in terest being p ay ­ George Sister bagged another bit Birmingham .. .. . . 17 15 J»31 17 irt .515 battlers of do ky hue, will be sta g ­ running up to 22 the number of A tla n ta ............ ed. able a t Chase National Bank in $1,250 cash, balance semi-annually Chattanooga .. ___ 17 17 .599 gomes he has clouted safely. the City of New York, S tate of .,IH9 18 Memphis „ .. .. .. . 17 Score by innings: New York. Said bonds being of Boston ...... 00 200 012— 0—7—7 Mobile .. .. _ .. .. .. 15 18 .455 the denomination of One T hous­ S t. Louis .. 131 000 002—11— 1— 1 Little Ruck .. .. .. .. 13 19 .400 B atteries; Ross, F uhr und Piand (51,000.(JO) Dollars each, and clnich; Gaston and Dixon. Heady for subdividing. Property now being clear­ m aturing as follows: SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE ed, and platted. Can be sold in lots to make enormous Won Lost Pet, TA LLA HASSEE, Mny 10.—1T he Bonds numbered from 1 to 20, to JIOYT LOSES IIUKLERS’ DUEL JUKI supreme court Ims handed down the m ature Ju ly 1st, 192(1. profit. In a rapidly growing section and in line with DETROIT, May 18.—Collins and j M a c o n ........................... lfl 7 .391 following decisions: future developments. H o y t engaged in a pitching duel in C h a rlo tte .................... J2 9 Bunds numbered from 21 to -10, By m em orandum decision withth e second game of tho series here Greenville* ................. 12 11 .3li to m ature Ju ly 1st, 1027. K n o x v ille................ . . I t 12 .470 ■out opinion, affirm ed decision nf y esterday nnd D etroit won 2 to 2. Bonds numbered from 11 to CO, W ard drove out a home run on tho A ugusta ....... „ .. .. II 12 .13) 'th e circuit court for S um ter county firs t ball •pitched in the eighth in Spartanburg ...........10 12 .151! i in the case of the Henning Land to mature July 1st, 1028. Small cash payment required, balance easy jdng, scoring ilu; Yankee's uecotnl j A sheville.................. 9 11 .391 and investm ent Co., el nl., uppel Bonds numbered from Cl to 80, C o lu m b ia ................... 9 II .391 Pints, vs. A ugustus Wingootl, a p ­ XUiD Detroit's runs were due la r g e - 1 to m ature Ju ly 1st, 1020. pellee. Jy to New York erorrs. more information phone 71 Bonds numbered from 81 to By m em orandum decision w ith­ Score by innings: Kant First Street, Sanford. out opinion, (iffimcil judgem ent of 1CIO, to m ature July 1st, 1020, New York . Mill 000 1)10—2 —0— 2 ' the circuit court for Dade county JM r/a't . (MO n l" 02x —.— 1—0 Bonds numbered from 101 to 120 in the case of M ary McAuliff, Biitterii- Hoyt. Ferguson nnd to m ature Ju ly 1st, 1021. plaintiff in error, vs. R ,.J. A rthur, Hbiimi] tuunii und Bonds numbered from 121 to defendant in error, FLORIDA STATE LEAGUI Ry memorandum decision w ith­ 110, to m ature July 1st, 1022. None scheduled. out opinions, affirm ed judgm ents Bonds numbered from 111 to ATM LE1IS UPS 0 HI HAIGHTS of the circuit court for Pinellas ICO to m ature July 1st, 1022. CHICAGO, May l • -The Phila county in two casus each styled AMERICAN LEAGUI ihdphia Athletic; u „ u their ninth Bonds numbered from 101, to 1Vernon B. Kelly, plaintiff in error, rt^n ig h t victory yesterday when Boston R; St. Louis 11. 180, to m ature July 1st, 1021. W ashington 2; Cleveland 1. ; vs. II. H, Hamlin, defendant in Sum- G.rtjy hung up bis mm-nth | error. Bonds numbered from 181 to Mrtti'eriitivi* win, defeating the New York 2; Detroit !!. By m em orandum decision w ith­ 201, to m ature July 1st, 1023. “W h ite 'S>>-, (I to 1. Ttm Athletic ; Philadelphia R; Chicago 1. out opinion, affirm ed judgm ent of Lurch' d hit) in the ( m i inning off The full faith nnd credit of the • r H the circuit court fur Taylor county J “idicr and I>»>k ■> ronminnilint; NATIONAL LEAGUI City of Sanford, Florida, is irre ­ in the case of W, U. Godwin, L.'.tl, The White S ■>•■ had iiumei- Chicago 3; New York 19. plaintiff in error, vs. J. S. Parker, vocably pledged for the paym ent p io chance, in i oi- l o t were u n ­ P ittsburgh H; It noddy n G. defendant in error. of the principal and interest of able to hit in t!v pinches. Only two scheduled. Ry memorandum decision w ith­ said issue of bonds. out opinion, affirm ed decree of the This issue of bundii -to. W> sold S O U T H EltN ASSOCIATION eli'vait Uowri..tuii .0 range county in! aw O rleans 7; Little Rock 0. the case of J. W, W ilinolt, inter- subject to the approving opinion inttnnoogn 2; Birmingham 1. venor, and others, appellants, vs. of Caldwell & Raymond. Attorneys. ohile 7; Memphis R. Ilium he W, Mull jt i nnd Lillian New York City, to be furnir.hed nshvillo 7; A tlanta R. W. Fishhack, appellees. Ry no momndum decision, with by the c ity of Sanford, Florida. All bids mu.-t lie accompanied out opinion, affirm ed judgem ent of the circuit court for Hillsborough by a certified check for two |H>r county in the caso of Bessie Bear- I cent of the amount of the bunds to PiMshurtr'a Hnrrngp Of HHm Dr*. J. T. Denton, W. T. Langley field and Joe 11.airfield, h er hus( ’alllo Flem ing, und Love Includes Homers Ry (iran- nnd C. J. Marshal! of this city have Ibniid, Bids mny he subm itted in the Ford, plaintiffs in error, vs. Mor­ gone to Ht. Petersburg, where they !“ thnm and Cuyler; (Hunts alternative as to rate of Interest ris W illiam s, Richard Williams, , Defeat The Chicago Cubs will attend the annual convention W. M. M erritt*, nnd J. G. W ash­ lionils are to br.ir, tho alternative of the Florida S tate Medical Asso­ ington a s trustees iff Ml. Marian bids to he based an a rate of in ter­ BUUOKLYN, May 18.—Ritts- ciation, which convenes In that city Primitive linptl. i church of Tam pa, est less than six per cent. Amount* hurgh pounded Huzzy Vance for I t on Tuesday for a two day session. defendants in crvnr. hid far said bond* m ust be stated hits yesterday, knocking hint out in dollars and rents. of- the box in the seventh inning Seam an” Mitchell, lioxing1 nnd won from Brooklyn, 8 to G. The rig h t to reject any nnd all Tho P irate barrage Included home bills is reserved. rdns hy Grantham and Cuyler. Proposals shall bo addressed to .Score by innings: F orrest Lake, H. (). Chase, and C. P ittsburgh 012 100 3 1 0 -8 —13—2 J. Marshall, as the City CnmniisBrooklyn . 200 000 011—3— 9—2 B atteries: Mendows and Gooch; mission of the City of Hanford, Vance and Petty and DeBerry. Today’s Best Buy NEW BUNGALOW LAKEFRONT LOT NEAR NEW HOTEL Decisions of Slate Supreme Court 10 ACRES ON MAIN ROAD an acre Still offers some well located lot Priced us lows as $800.00 Yesterday’s Results Easy Terms jDean-B era Corpo ratw a Promoter GIANTS WIN 7 STRAIGHT NEW YORK, May 18.—The New York Giants won th eir seventh s tra ig h t game yesterday by de­ featin g the Chicago Cubs, 111 to 2. Young hit u home run with one «h base in the opening inning. Jackson made a circuit, drive with the bnscs full in the third. Score by innings: Chicago „ 110 100 000—2— R— 1 New York 131 092 00x—1 0 - 111—R B atteries: Cooper, Blake, Hush and H artnett; Scott und Guwdy. F.O.B. DAYTON, 0 DO Hanford Ave. Sanford, Flu n it it-, world s largest manu■a V fucturers of farm electric plants, wc have been working for months on the development of a lighting plant that could be sold Jit a radically lower price—a price so low that it would bring elec­ tricity within the reach of every farm home in America. We knew that a million farm homes were ready for electricity— that a million farmers realized the money-saving, time-saving value of electricity—that a m illio n farm women had learned that electricity would lighten the burdens of farm life and bring new happiness and new opportunities to their families. Dance H .W it h o u t a f o o t p a in Do you know that countless lo'n rlo danse without swelling, tired feet? Or they walk all day? They keen their feet small They wear Hnlotv shoes. And th ”v a void, all the te ilu rr lh.it million.buffer from th e 'i fee* Jn * t Jb’caaae they know "T iz’ and OK it. When feet ure tired *orf or tender. "Tiz" relieve* them instantly. Ail l it ward* off these M ed ici* ,(roubles. J.*; u« diovo th a t—free. Send coupon for a trial. Some night when feet are sore and w eary, Wat. h the instant comfort th at it hrli I- ; how swelling* (U»angear. how corn* and bunions ceoV« to (rouble. Then learn how "The" wards off such troubles. H/ic* th“t" nainful hours. Don’t je t {ftn«'th.t'r W'nk go by with feet ti; .(.tin <>.,.j» v Free s W tk w U O u D it .C s . f i t f l s d u ‘M At*. 2 X .v r « » cor T rial S U U M .e u -k i.- r U - * m ■ “M T iU h T ' *1 K EPT \ RIGHT P a ss it n ro u n d after e v e ry meal, d iv e the fam ily the benefit of Us aid to digestion. Cleans teeth too. Keep it always 1 in die house. } Costs little-helps much We realized that a small reduc­ tion in price would not be enough. It must be revolutionary—drastic. And wc wanted to be able to offer this plant on very easy terms—so that every farm home, whether owned or rented, could have the benefits that are so much appre­ ciated on the 200,000 farms where Delco-Light is now in use. And Now Ht’s Ready Today the new DeJco-Light is ready. It is more than we had hoped. Quantity production— n i ... U,anc ,s a genuine Delco-Light in every respect— 11 GOO-watt capacity, strong, sturdily built, economical in operation It is equipped with a standard Delco starter and an economical starting battery. And us price is only }195 f. o. b Dayton—the lowest price and the greatest value ever offered in a Ddco-Light electric plant. Complete Installation at a Remarkably Small Cost In addition to this, special arrangements have been made whereby the Delco-Light dealer ■» your community will install r ,‘?.n| and wire your house for five lights, to be located wherLver you specify. You will re­ ceive with the plant five beautiful spun-brass lighting fixtures com­ plete with bulbs. And off of this—plant, Install.!t*on, wiring, fixtures, every tiling ?a>*° n , Ohio, Subsid • j .V ' ________________ a A Price That Is Revolu* tionary modern engineering—millions of dollars worth of machinery—re­ search and invention—have ptoduced the Delco-Light that can make all farms electrically lighted - ready to turn on the lights—will cost you only $53, in addition to the price of the plant itself. A Small Dawn Payment —Balance on Easy Terms Finally, we have arranged that tiiis new low cost for DeJco-Light, completely installed, can be paid on terms so easy that anyone can take advantage of them. The total cost is only $248, including freight (a little more west of the Mississippi). Rut you make only a small down payment. The bal­ ance is payable on easy terms, arranged to suit your convenience. Ask for Details Never before has such an offer been made. Never before has Delco-Light cost so little and been so easy to buy. It means that any turn? home—your home—can have Delcp-Light today. At the bottom of this advertise­ ment appear the name and ad­ dress of the Delco-Light dealer for your community. Call on him, write, or telephone for full information—specifications of the plant, illustrations of the fixtures that come'with it, details of our complete installation and wiring plan, and the figures that show now easily Vyou can now get Delco-Light. \ ^ m <•* utTy of General Motors CoipAition - o- ' r Jueksunvilh’i 1“Ij4 �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, MAY 1ft. 1925 -m _ uu q ■■■■a a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i B B a a a a i a a a a a a a ,,a a a a a a a i i a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Read Every Classified Advertisement FOR PRO FIT Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted Classified Directory T,|, phone sit*. w in »e „ l , f,l from patrons anil col|r,(-r sent Immediately for , xJmT,B*--___ ___ lOe a line \ V Z -~ -----------------n line J Ttmr. ---------------- «e n line Face Type double above ev 'm iu cn t ratea are (or con•Ktitlve Insertions, an words of average length •r# counted a lino, ginlmum charge JOo for first Insertion. Ill advertising Is restricted to proper classification. If an error Is made The San­ ford Herald Will lte responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion, thi advertiser for subsequent issertions. The office should he notified Immediately In case of ,rfor' t » A iiv ienT isE ita A Herald representative tlioreaghlr familiar with rates, rules 11!(1 classification, will give you complete information. And If ,oa wish, they will assist you L wording your w ant ad. to mke It more effective. ini'tMITA.NT NOTICE] Advertisers should give their oreet or postofflco address ns Veil »* their phone number If tiny desire results. About one reader out of n thousand has a |.|(rhor)e, and the others can’t enmmiinlcate with you unless Black THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY b trtlfnril In p l a r e w i t h i n e a s y „ , a nf the peop le o f NanDird tl, ir n l e e * no o f t e n n e ed ed, r .,.,li (hi* lint w h e n na y nue,1,1 i m l c r l « r e q u i r e d . 11 I* m inril nlp h n liellra llv for itar run r e n t e ne e . For Spice In Thin D I R E C T O R Y PHONE 148 Classified Directory MUSSING — M nUigraphing, I Mlnj nnd m ailing—ns you *at it—when you w ant it. liorc 673. It. E. Porch, F irst National Bank Bldg. 4RMATURE AND MOTOR RE WINDING. TEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Fxpert Electrical repairs. 'S3 W’. Central Avo. Orlando, lii. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT jiXT-A-REEL C ar. Drive it lourwlf. Oak and Second St. Pkcns 3. AUTOS FOR H IR E ACIF, AUTO SER V IC E Day or night. Meets nil train s. Ting*1* transfer. Phone 551 ami 63-W BELL CAFE Jafonj’s N-st in Servico and Qua] “l- First Street nnd P ark Avo ll», Olds 8 Touring. I ' i Ton Truck Lexington l ark. —Chevrolet Coupe. '•nick Six Touring. « «ly» Knight Sport Touring L W. P H IU P S SONS Dodge Sales and Service PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Prlntin Engraving. Embossing. See n [firSn JVo rfo il' ,,h,’nt* t!7-V tt. R. Ave.-Commerdal St. Advertising LEARN ABOUT front County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* gram . Rest advertising medium In South Florida Published morning*. Stnr-Telegram , Lakeland. Fla, OHIO—Xenia. Make your *nles through the Xenia Garotte, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural JAM ES H. C O W A N -A I 1 kinds district. Want ad and display of Tin and Sheet Metal Work rntes on request. W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ coT .ustntia ic.».) i . m n n i i —cu**> Fil'd a d s h iv i* ( h a In r g t 'n t c i r c u ­ phone 111. TIN AND METAL WORK latio n In Month w e s t e r n Ba t s Sc f d- wor d) tin*. O torgla. Building: Material TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers and fern growers of Volusia MIRACLE Concrete Co. . general county advertise in the DeLnnrl cement work, sidewalks, build­ Daily Mews, ra ta lc per word, cash ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. with order. T enrllleger, Prop. .MAINE—Wnicrvllle, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ MILL LUMBER CO, n ouse a ple are interested in Florida prop­ Service, Quality and Price. erty. Reach them through tlw Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ Lum ber and Building M aterial tion. C arter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 565 A LITTLE WANT Art in The H erald will tiring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles JOHN E. FOX you have stored away nnd have no use for. A title thirty-ccnt ad Real Estate,—Insurance m ay bring you several dollars. All kinds of property listed for sale Phone 148 and a representative will P ark Avenue and Second S treet call to sec you. FLORID N— ORLANDO Orr.ndo m orning Scntlnal; largest classi­ fied business, ra te Ir a word, min­ imum 2 lc cash with order. The Wandering Prince ntiN. m i. i v \ i ,t i i \ i „ ISO. H|'III11| 111l* IllJlIftiill-l'iMJIf’t TH E MORNING JOURNAL Is the accepted w ant ad medium in Daytona (F a.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. t*0„ Hruiftiril, P i n , l l m r Kill ll> 111** llm r )«iii Krl IhU Irllrr YrriKHlril nlili lit wlnrrrt* nrfrrtliiti fi»r >imi mill fur «•%vty !i*»f!> rl*»r *•\ - ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. t*i*|i| I hi* ( m i n i n« II ii k Itl iii I' h l i i i i i i l Johns County is reached through rrlmc P rlnrr it III linn* Ininlml m tnif the St. Augustine Evening Record. ivtirri* Mini Hi nf thr r«|iisifiir. A h ii m l « r r ( u x o - g e l l r r uml n Quick results. Two cents per word. <1uli*I*ii i t n I V r ( I'rltK’i* U,ilii ; i n l hriM Sample copy on request. li i«il fri% r i m n l n ci ml n o m iiirr lo r H . A m i > *ni rrrlnlnly hint* •*» liaiiil TAM PA. FLORIDA—Tampa Daily il, ii h nl«*vrr li l*i« In i li o l > ii ii 1 1 lc Tim es, tho g re at home dally, infill. I*rr«ili1riil I "nuttilk p i iii i > lulls’ li U Iron liiifii*, lull I'rint**' la ii f u r i t rnto lH e per word, minlmurv. r r r f n l n l } Ini'* hi*. Iron roii'illluliiM i. A id m in i i i l m ro il Id r r r n i i r r i i i r charge 25c cash with order. Write In ii fif it vinnvittiw fron t o i l lit' Ji i««l In for complete ra te card. il ml r ru n mi liK i t u l l In Ihtn r m i u l r ) m ill In* n h l r m i ll i i l l l h i i f m *«liirt m i l m i n n o l hr r n o r lot r t l i r i l l l l n n r r r til l u l l no lint In* n lirnt f o r |i«i ai i l« — Have you rooms to re n t or some FOR RF.NT—Ground Floor Elks FOR SALK—Space on the page second hand fu rn itu re to sell? fo r classified advertisements FOR SALE— New ft room hitngtIlldg., 205 Oak Ave. Im pure up­ low corner Palm etto Avenue and Use The H erald's classified pane stairs. C. T. Smith. W hy not rent those vacant rooms Katoy S treet. $1,500 cash requir­ and get results. o r sell th a t second-hand goods? ed. hnlanco m onthly like rent. In­ quin* H erald office. FOR SALE—Steam Presscry— WANTED— A milk hand. One who old establishm ent and enjoys one FOR SALE— Ford truck in per­ knows how to milk. Spencer Dairy. of the larg e st trades in the city. Phone *100. fect condition, used only 1,000 FOR RENT—One three room a- F irs t stre e t location. Reason for miles, or will exchange for city partm ent with private bath and selling, other business. Ilurgain WANTED— Brick work of anj one two room apartm ent. Inquire lots. H arry Randle, 316 Sanford, price anti good term s for quick Ave. kind by expert mason. Correc­ at Herald Office. rale. Apply Sanford Development ting sm oking chimneys n special ty. S atisfaction guaranteed. “G* FOR RENT—Furnished or u n ­ Co., phone 528, 112 1-2 Park Ave. FOR SALE: p air of mules, all im­ c.o. Herald. plem ents, tools and equipm ent of furnished house. Six rooms and Every­ bath. Improvements, 708 Laurel. FOR SA LE—Two one horse wag our French Ave. farm . WANTED— Young man of 26, ons nnd one horse. Tom Mur­ thing in first class condition, Vic­ wants position with store o r bus­ FOR RENT—Three room a p a rt­ phy, GindervUlc. to r {’heck. 111) Elm Ave., Phone iness firm where ch aracter and ment, furnished— 218 French r,o5. ability counts. D.D. care Herald. Ave. FOR SA L E —Soda fountain, good location. Owner going north. FOR SA LE— Underwood ty p e­ WANTED— 2 wood choppers, 2 FOR RENT—Two rooms for light Innuire “ B" c.o. Herald. w riter. like new. owner leaving housekeeping. 701 W. Third turpentine men. Dennon & city. Price $55.00 Call No. 0 Wo* St. Apply 603 W. Third St. Meares, Osteen, Fla. FOR SA L E One Share in Fla. loka Ants._______________________ V egetable Corporation. At a WANTED— A good lot IT JU ST HOME HERE— Tho Col­ Miscellaneous css purposes. See me, onial A partm ents, (under now B argain. Write l*. O. Box 303. management.) Thoroughly reno­ mons. Fermlule Apt. A COLORED WOMAN wants vated. Clean Airy, and Comfortable FOR SA L E : liuiek Six, five pas­ w ork, cooking or maid work. senger car; a-t mechanical con­ WANTED — Two unfurnished Rooms, Modern Conveniences. No rooms, with g arag e. P. O. Box inside Rooms. Centrally talented, dition with good cord tires. For Will Ik* found a t Lockhart suddivisjon, the hack row—the third 771. One Block from Ocean. Opposite Dem onstration address II. I... P. house from the corner. Mamie O. Box 7 It or call Smith garage. Post Office on Atlantic Avenue Johnson, A pply-at once. with Gnni! View of Ocean. A p a rt­ Booms Lor Kent ments by Day, Week or Month. RAGS WANTED — Large, clean, linen or cotton rag s for clean­ Where FOR R FN T — Room* with or w ith ­ Prices very reasonable. out menls. Reasonable rates. the home folks come and bring ing purposes. Bring then* now the children to spend the sum m er. to the Herald Composing Room, FOR RENT—2 Nlcu furnished Lincoln House. BATES Si RIVERS. Lessors, Day­ House-keeping rooms — $20.00 You a re w asting time nnd mo­ tona Bench, Fla,, 126 Atlantic Ave., Jacksonville — Local syndicate per month. 312-314 K, ftth Street. ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ Opp. Post Office. announces plans for $2,000,000 sub­ sified advertisem ent. Phone it in Kindly make reservations 10 division on Atlantic boulevard. today. No. 148. tu 15 dnys in advance. FOR QUICK SA LE—ft lots facing FOR RENT-—A ttractive front bed FOR PENT— A house. Inquire E ast on Magnolia Avenue. Below room in a desirable family. Men 1101 Elm Ave., Schneider. m arket value. $6,000, Small cash only. E ith er call at 305 P ark Ave. ROOMS FOR RENT—two rooms paym ent. Inquire Herald office. furnished for light house keep­ or the Sanford Hcrnld. PEANUT BUTTER ing. 710 Oak Ave. — P air fine mules. BarFOR R ENT—Furnished rooms ami quick sale. Victor lie I V i ’o u n tl apartm ents. 113 1-2 Palm etto FOR RENT: new furnished a p a rt­ ment with garage. Inquire 609 Ave. Why Skinny Folks Take Cod Liver Oil Because it is richer in vitam lnes than any other food in the world. Doctors proscribe it for rickets and anaem ia in children and for tuberculosis, m alnutrition and convat ensconce in grown up people. As a producer of weight good hcnlthv flesh—there is nothing la the world so gnoi^ But it’s nasty fasting, horribl*! smelling s tu ff th at often upsets the stom ach so doctors now are ordering cod liver oil in tablet TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— DRUG S T O R E — PreSend in your subscription to the •foptiun.i. Drugs, Sodas. Wo Hiii'ii, hut I ilu hour lir’ll iiinunur Tribune or hand it to your local In wiirnk In a f m h o iirn *«r m i l ‘V i ’ near i’uu ai* your phone. f n n »»n I h U l r l | i . I l r i l n r n r i II. dealer so you can rend Florida's Ilrinis it hlois loiln*. or a p r l n r r . g re atest newirr»P«rOnn year Un*f w h a f If u»r*l It* l»»*. <*«*> r « > - $8.00, 6 months >4.00, three mouth* n i l ) rnuhl r n l o y I h r luvnrlr** hurl, ELECTRICAL vo ut frr. h ii l now m i) Hiirrrnnfnl m a o $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ciiti o n u an Hnnrv I our h mnl w h a f ance policy add 75 cents to your Sa n fo rd e l e c t r i c CO. OKIr i* roil,1*1 ii f r l l o w w n n l f erdor. ______________ _ \ n un*. «'ccsi„rs to Gillon & P la tt IIIII Magn,,iia E verything elec’•DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell a n y th in g ?’’ If so advertlso In Phone 422. E lectrag ith tho “Gninesviilo Sun.” a r c h it e c t First National Bank Hldg. Florida Sanford RENT: Rooms and kitchen Shirley apartm ents, op Post OITicc. FuR RENT: Light house keeping rooms near newo hotel, 1009 Un­ ion Ave. -f!!ntK,t>tirg. The ipnnem. mornlnv form. You’ve got to take on weight . mornlnx t'an*. fill'll I, minimum tie. when McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Com­ T h r f f h Niini^ihliiK > o n h i m * i •* pound T ablets are taken regularly 0 I ml rr nfioiit l* r l n r r l‘M i i n n l hr* PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho — you simply can ’t help it. m! i1i*««’ I h r tv ii > hr ii rtift III* r l ol ln*i uml ( tip iirrulutriiry i i l l l i i i h l r h li«i scene of stupendous development it’' SO good Ihnl if it i|n r:til r l l m f i H Imrl* o n hi** hnr*r, I ' t i r f r fire f r iv tu r n nil** m u l t i r r - Read about it in the Palm Beach put on five pounds of good healSample copy sent on re­ Ihv flesh on any skinny man or siin flin nil ini f in *n intl i’ll is ■■■**Ii n ml Post. t»ol h r n i m i i i r l r i j m r r r o m r . H r N quest. woman in th irty days the McCoy l l n n l s r i l no m » u h v v l i r r r v r r h r n o i ’x 1lint Il**i n fli «in*iii oil D ctrlcfi hr A D V E R T I S I N G g e t s r esu ltu if It Laboratories of New York autliilnruiri ro:ir uml nil rim in rot. nrizu Bower Pharm acy, J. Dean reaches potential buyers. Pa* Drug Co. and all d ru g g ists to re­ I * r r h u | i v I h r l #r l n r r i v l l l r n i l h r n ]»»> u o f i ir f r a l n r m o f l i l i i i r r v r t i l Intka Daily News is circniuted in turn the priie you paid for it. • rl|> . I l r U k o I uic l o Hu* l i i m l o f Ih r fu iitso , istiiflr fu in o iiH li> o u r nn industrial and agricultural sec­ Be sure to ask for McCoy's Cod util f r Ir ml, llii*l«il|ih %f i l m 11n i l — tion. Liver Oil Compound T ablets—f-ixty u m l i i h r i i ll r o n i r * lo i t n n r l n i s , i l i r I 'rin r p r r r f n lu if luinw n I m ii l o TO REACH BUYERS or isllers of tablets—60 cents. One woman put fi*tfitllr h U f r r f , \ohoil> n r r lirn n l Florida real estato advertise in on fifteen pounds in five weeks o f Ii I»«i f n l l l n i c o ff u h a l l m o m f l o o r . H r in n * h II ii o f f taimir l l i i i r v h n f h r the St. P etersburg Times. One cent and they nre especially valuable to weak, thin children. I l r t i*r fall** n f f. Anil dim n Ihrrr In Ihr \ricrnHnr. cent a word dnily, two cents a word iihrrt* Hrnorltiiu nrr ho ««riMirlloiiM. Sundays ihr I'rlnrr li «iulfr llhrlj In luiir ADVERTISE in trie journaL H erhoinr tlmir line |nirlnrr» Hint will In-1n him forurl Ihr rrxpoiiHlIilllfIri ald. South G eorgia's greatest of hit nfflrr anil fiN nhllunlhin In newspaper. M orning, afternoon, iiiarri ntiair lirlnrrua In ih r ilmnnhi BUSINESS nf i*li o u i 111nrr In no Ulrk. In #*|*rril weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c nor line. V/aycross Journalu p 111 * i m U r . BLOCK fV r la in lx i h r P r l n r r ru n* I o r l Herald, W aycross. Georgia. ■mich f u n m i l «»f I h r c o i i l l f i u r i l r n u i o l Elton J. Moughton Parlor Observation, Dining Car, T rain Between Jacksonville and Tampa (Through Pullman Car to S araso ta) Schedule, Effective .May 17th 9.0 0 a m L v . J a c k s o n v i l l e ............. I a *. DAVID B. HYEB ARCHITECT M .in b .r JL L A Itus* ItulhHiia (Irlsnilo, riv rlils % 10.25 uni Ar. I’alnl'kii 11.47 am Ar. DeLnml -Lv. Ii l-v. 4 12.20 p m A r. S a n fo r d I an 4 I*v - 1.02 p m A r .O r l a n d o 1.32 pm Ar, Kissimmee -Lv. S 1.in pm Ar. Sebring lan1 Lv. a Lv. i’2 .:i2 p m A r. A iiliu n id a lc 2.5 0 p m A r. L a k e la n d 3.19 pm Ar. Plant City 4.00 pm Ar. Tampa 4.20 pm Lv. Tanipu 6.05 pm Ar. Palmetto 6.10 pin Ar. Bradenton 6.40 pm Ar. Sarasota Lv. 1| Lv. 1 Ar.1 ....................... Lv. 1 -Lv. Lv.! law yer Magnolia Ave. Modern luiiltling 53 ft. x 117 fl. o r Ax r»*oH l ‘b T H A T T O O CAUGHT -------- ) in m iiM i a m i Anson Si Stafford It. tartnurs, 1‘lalntlffa. Attachment Domna--* II. A p p l e g a t e , I'efi-n dan i. <u : im:k <>f c c iu .ic a t io n . To; tiiurK" M Aiqiltpato and all per.n.nn Interested In the following described property niluati'd In S#mlnolo I'uimlv, Florida, to-w lt: Tl o Southwest q u arte r (8W «> of thn Northwest q u arter, tNxVU) of Section .1, Twp. 21, 8. It. 3t Hast. This Is to give notice, th at upon the 20tli day of March A. Ik. 1915. Hie foi-eaolng suit was commenced In llils coon and the property daserllod herein before has been levb-d upon In pursuance of the Writ of Attnrlimcnt Issued herein. Therefore, you and each of you nod all persons cluln.tuir nnv Inter<«t In the above described property l i r e hereby ordered to It,- nnd upbear hefnre the Clr« ult Court. In uud for •*h nilnvli' County, Florldu. nl Han­ ford. upon Hu- 1st day of Jntto A. I*. 192.1, (he same being u Uni* buy of* tills thiuri, uih! full nut, other­ wise Judgment by defauit will U erit.-r, ■l a a a last ><-u. It I* Ordered that Ihls notice I,* loihllslied III The Sanford Herald, n newspaper published in HainlnoL, County, Florida, once each week, for the period of two mouths, n»»t, Immediately succeeding the data hereof. IN WITNESS Witt:REOP, I huva Mils 10th dav of March A l» IMS hi11sen my hand and official seal of this Circuit Court, at Sanford, Seminole i\,unty. Florida. (S eal) V K. I X m o t . ASM .' Clerk of Clreult Court, henit* hole County, Florida. (Clerk's Heal) Hv: A. M WEEKS. D. C. Mar. 23. in, Apr. «. 13. 20. 27. May I. It, II, 25, 1925, Chiropodist KCH)T SPE C IA L IST 'urn*, ttunlnni. I n c r a w rut Nalls, I l .a v y C*ll- iu,v« or UreJ aching SOI TIU t . \ n PAINT Tho Paint That Batoo Too Money, Manufactured by ■ bereun-t.li»l*Ier Polat Co. Hold WABKHOUSK Laurel and Commercial Sts. It. It. Siding 101 ft. x 117 ft. BUSINKSS SITE hjr LOSKIX a P A I N T COM P A N T 113 Mewnuile Avo. I' h o n e 9.00 um Lv. Jaekaotivillo ........... ....... 2.50 pm Ar. Lakeland 3.10 pm Lv Lakeland ............................. f4.03 pin Ar. Dade * it v 120 pm Ar. Trilby 5.35 pm Ar. Tarpon Springs 6.00 pm Ar. (Jlearwater ........ 6.45 pm Ar. St. I’eterslturg ............ til G. TAYLOR DYER Painting—Decorn ting RHONE 303 Ticket* and Inform ation from A tlan tic Coast Line Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext lo Valdez. liy GEORGE McMANUS W ELL W HERE 1*3 T H E F U o H ? <bHOW I T T O ’l M E* S----- U IO R A .R .T - ( «>»<S r e s i l v e r e d ; b°UKht und sold. Call hrnituro Co. Phone No. T kH ; UNITUKK t o s e l l ?— tin J , u RNlT URK C O .-M irf-r , , fhir prices paid fkota "4-hand fu rn itu re. Call Uevoe I'aints Eor the Home 0 Kail Hardware nm n u t in n . Scaled bbl* will bn received b)f tho Hoard of County t'omml«xb>n>*ni of Hornltioli* County. Florida, on or l>efun* to a m., Juno 1st, 1923 for the follow lug: 111 IVroleanlnir out and widening ditch to In* ns**d as outlet for tlraloa (■* --r '' nCVik >*ii rrt. (2) For krad IUK of (Jrupcvlllw Av.no., including the laying of th« n e c e s s a r y p ip e culri-rts. (3) For li aril surfacing Hear Luke Ituud with day. in feet in width and S Inches thick (loose tneitsnrrrocqt) from do* County line Norm I mile. Flans nn.l snrclflcalbm s e.iu.lni secured on uiqillcatloii to the County Clerk. "h e Hoard reserves the right H> reject aac or all bids. A certified check for IlUU.Uii t o nccoinpanv each proposal. V. i*:. notrt)i.A 8.*(. Clerk of the Circuit Court May IS. JJ. 23 nn.l 29. $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 l>KV F L O P KIIS A T T E N T IO N — P « n m;i cot ( lv h»(rlnr>liilC (tin *ri>,it»fll doveloiimi-nt in ( l l o r l d a 'o h i s to r y : ■ h a lf m illio n d o l l a r h ig h w a y to thv y.-lf b eech lu « t firilshe l : a I wo m llllu n u u i t a r h rlitg o a c r o s s KscnmIds May .lt a rt o d ; q u a r t e r m illion d o l l a r o p e r a liouso u n d e r c o n s t r u c ­ ti o n ; t w o m i ll io n s h e l m s p e n t on h l » h w a y ; a r o a t e s t c h a n c e fu r live d e v e l o p e r s to Kei In i-n g r o u n d floo r. W r i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t ­ m e n t T h o P e n s a c o l a Nows. ( D O N 'T K N O W - A. M A N t *D C O N I N ' T O O ATX T O T E L U M e - 1 H K O IT F ix e o U D * N ’ P O T ON T H f t O O A R O - I L L ---M AN C , « T I N T H E . \ iiiii* O b s e r v a tio n I’a r lo r , D in in g C a r T r a i n U o tw o c n BRINGING UP FATHER W H A T K »M O LOST—Large white pointer dog,' one liver spot on eye, answ ers to name of Phil. Pcw ard of re­ turned to G. W. Turner, 515 E a it 3rd St. or Mellon Electric C o .' BUSINESS BLOCK Tin* Standard Railroad of (ho Studh \3tYAN. Offico *«i.n.(|(- Bank Building Ar • non* 417-L 3. Lost And Found I.OST — Collie pup — 0 months old—tan and white—nnme "Doan” •MI Magnolia. E. II. B ennett. Reward. ;l—Stops to accommodate through passenger* Contractor and Builder ‘S A«T THE FL O R IST” lit xir* a * occasion*. Myrtle. Phona 260-W UNION AVENUE I.OT * CLOSE IN W ith the completion of the hotel am! the paving of streets in this section of town this lot will bo worth (Inutile present price. >2.500 J5l)0 Cash and Hala nee in E ss y Paym ents. F or more inform ation call a t Herald office t ie ,iran m ilh iirv fi* n f n f f r r - i l l n n r r t » r n l nr> a m i Ih r rr|»rnlr«l *IIh|i Ii i > o f time l»> I h r Krauit i l a i u r v w h r r r v r r h r IN'L STATIONS AND Al’TO SU P PL IE S FOR RESULTS Automobiles SHOE REIw I p 'N'G H O PK IN ’S ELECTRIC S H o We turn oui neat worl w ith quick senice and we us the best material*. E, SPLRLING, aifb-divistoi specialist. Subdivision to Or lando, Florida, and F I o n Heights, Florida on Dixie High way. on All S anfnrd Business Activities of Tinnnrb-incp J nn right* r r w n e l (JU',(Y /S M ltS C J T E i l l ORM HC n T O O R C ACT MA.OE A M E M . O U T OF- M T r t * b H A .M i M COM M A, C tT R tO O r frWM - <~ � 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>, May 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/97d07a66b45e8af752bdb847426728ca.pdf 6d8bc7be251426810ac35356fe4b6298 PDF Text Text YOUR n e w s p a p e r tried in Florida’s Heart, World’s Greatest Vegetable I(s Richest Garden Land ____________ Exlrcmu northw est Flor/. Fair Saturday; Sunday unaett' moderate to freab southerly wii a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s Democrats To Publish New W eekly Paper At Capital LOUISVILLE, May 18.— Thousands of souls with but a single thought, to witness the Titanic struggle between the outstanding three years old kings of Amcricnn turf, descend­ ed upon Louisville today for the r»lst running of $50,000 Ken­ tucky derby with Indications that a record breaking attendance of 80,000 to 100,000 spectators Would witness the struggle of speed, stamina, breeding and fitness of the nation's best thor­ oughbreds. Code Recently Revised, Said To Be One of Most Complete Set of Regulations Which HaveBeenCompiled In State Attractive Folder Gives List of Laws Career Spanned 4 of 6 Big Military Periods !BAPTISTS SELECT Won Fame as Indian Fighter Code Changed to Take Care and Became One of Great­ HOUSTON AS 1926 \ of City’s Rapid Growth; Right of Way Is Defined est Figures in U. S. History MEETING PLACE ;ditorAreHonored nnual Ceremonies at Capital Attended By Scores Notables W a sh in g to n , May 16.— ~ he White President Coolidge • Friday presented medals jriled by the Roosevelt ftorial Association to Govior Pinchot of Pennsylvai (jeoijjc Bird Grinncl!, of « York, ami Miss Martha [tv of Georgia. The awards wde annually for service In After Ileing^ Chased Away , of 10 fields of endeavor. For Few 'D ays Whiskey LiJrr.'dng Governor Pinchot, Dealers to Come Hack to a received the medal for his rfco in behalf of conservation, Play A W ailing Game Bidrnt Coolidge declared that Aniriran who is familiar with NEW YORK, May 1(5.—New , listory of the great ntovo- York’s rum fleet, driven from its anchorage off Sandy Hook by the relentless siege of tho coast guard, is preparing to return tu its old position within a few days, coast guardsmen attached to the cutters Seneca and Yamncruw said today when they put in a Staten island for supplies, information t titering through front the few ships that still arc­ playing a waiting game with the Ury navy, the guardsmen said, in­ dicated that the return of the tlec-t many ships of which scattered Thursday, is scheduled for Monday. Most of the ships that left, they said, were off liam ptun Heads or had sailed for Cnnudiun ports to replenish their supplies. If the ships return, however,>it was said, they will find the const guard still vtgilan’. There ure torty government ships now p a ­ in reserve ready to keep tight the Editor Honored in resreve reauy to keep tight the W presenting the medal to Mr. blockade. turl, an editor and publisher, Two legal blows were struck to­ n vu honored for his work in day in the work of drying up the meting outdoor life, the presi- Atlantic coast. Judge Garvin in ■ recaiUil that he had been with federal court reaffirm ed his prev­ Mil Coster in the Black Hills ious decision th at $200,000 cargo s iilu Colonel Ludlow in the of the Dutch schooner /.cchutul, wwitone, had lived among the rcized last December, is forfeited Buijn.l that his study oi the to the United States. Its owners ifMge ami customs of the Black contended that it was enptuted * tnbe, of which he is a mem- wane making for shore in distress. pi**t considered authoritative, Capt. Demaitre of the Lloyd 'irw hau* done so much as you, Royal lic-lge steamship Mcrcier on a have donc more," added the whise ship nc-urly (500 cases of li­ sidtnt, “to preserve vast areas quor were seized yesterday, today picturesque wilderness for the was fined $1,91)7. 9 of posterity in the simple ma­ il in which you and your felCost Within Appropriation. ) pioneers first behld them. In WASHINGTON, May 17.—1’rcai fellow-tone park, you prevent- ident Coolidge expects the cost of i~* exploitation and, therefore,' fighting rum smugglers by the (ration of the natural benu- coast guuril to bo Kept witnin the c The Glacier National park is appropriations allowed that service (wnrly your monument. As by congress. (of tor thirty-five years of a These appropriations are under­ stood at the Wnile House to amount to $10,000,000 or $11,000,000. and the president believes this amount will be sufficient tor the coast guard to tope with the ru inflect. In any event he is not prepared to use the navy or any part ot* it for chusing rum runners. He holds that tho navy is an arm for de­ fense and not policing agency. President Will Try To A ttend M eeting Of State Executives WASHINGTON. May 18.—An impression that President Coolidge might be able to attend the^ gover­ nors’ conference a t Poland Springs, Me., in June, was gained Friday night by Governor Trinkle, of Vir­ ginia, and Brewster, of Maine, and former Governor Hardee of F lorida, who were the e x e c u te 's guests at dinner. The two governors and the form ­ "hung nut of nothing a er governor renewed in invitat.ln ucatlonal institution for to the President to take part in the ref of the mountains, you meeting and left the White House itrthuL-d to your time one hopeful that he would attend. “ t (realise achievements. Previously, Mr. Coolidge had in­ *■( you, thousand) have dicated that, while he was interest ,;i d trom the ignorance cd in the work of the conference, 1'h s* other thousands in a Ad would liko to participate, he rations to come will walk doubted whether he could attend, arknci*., but in light. You although he expects to be in New "t your school hy faith— England late in June. >"ur visiion, faith in God .Governors from tin* various can make vision sub- ftales will assemble a t Poland Springs June 28 and will devote ,n ' of ihc recipients and ith n e days to various problems 1 were presented to the 'confronting thorn. Governor Irm by Jame*i V. Garfield, i kle, who is chairman of the conlcr"i the Roosevelt Mimor- cnee, said that one of the prieipai ■lution. A distinguished tonics would be the relationship be­ spectators, including Gen- tween the federal and state gov­ h,"g and cabinet oificers ernments and the burden each i should hear. The discussion, he indicated, will touch on taxation av j well us a wide range of other Campaign For Raising Sem­ inole Share of The State Quota of Endowment To lie Waged Intensively Soon Committees of the CampbellLessing Post, American Legion arc continuing their activity in prepar­ ation of the opening here next of the drive to raise Seminole’s share of Florida’s quota of the $5,000,Mayor Forrest Lake has been made general chairman, and ho will be aided by offic-c-rs of the lo­ cal Legion post. Seminole's sharo is expected to In- around $8 000, a l­ though the exact amount has not boon fixed. Chairman Lnko is ex­ pected to appoint a corps of mlnutc-men speakers, who will appear at the various theaters in the city and also in several street meeting which will Ik- held. In connection with the proposed drive in which Florida hi expected to raise $85,000 of the $5,000,00(1 for the care of orphans and widows of the World War Veterans, Leg­ ion officials gave out a statement as to why this amount is ncces-ary. This statement is an follows: “The world war made 35,000 Am­ erican children fatherless. “ More are becoming orphans daily ns more disabled men die of war wounds nntl w ar diseases. Immediate attention is needed by 5,000 of these war orphans. “ No <hi Id should jnce a i tit n re blighted by poverty, ignorance in ill lo-altli because its father died for America. It is cheaper—if we disregard tho humane side— to aid these children now than to enre for criminals, sickly or piiU|M-r ad­ ult '—sure results .of neglected childhood. • “ More than 800,000 American men incurred wounds or diseases in the world war. "Government aid, with its legal restrictions doea not apply in all disability cases. It does not reach any case automatically. Thef rieiul!y service of the Legion is needed to bring the disabled man and gov­ ernment aid together and to ex­ pedite the process of handling enses that fall within government aid's scope. "The government, while liberal of intent, has not even begun to crre for American orphans of the war. The government never can impart to thin work the human touch that Is embraced in Legion service to the disabled man, his wile, the widow of his comrade or the orphan children. “The income of the $5.081),000 en­ dowment fund will be used to main­ tain child welfuro nnd rehabilita­ tion services of the Legion. Very export workers will bo paid. Thous­ ands of volunteer workers will serve, drawn from the 700,000 mem­ ber - of 11.000 posts, ive regional children’s billets, temporary shel­ ters for orphans pending the find­ ing of proper homes, will be con­ ducted. Two such billets are now operating, the work going forward in hand-to-mouth fashion, the need for the service having far outgrown the resources of the Legion. Knights of Columbus T o Play Legionaires Tuesday Afternoon CHICAGO, May 18.—Heavy rains, high winds, hail, minor floods and forest fires caused considerable damage yesterday and last night over widely sep­ arated areas of the middle and far west. Severe rains accom­ panied by wind and hail visited several portions of Oklahoma, causing dnmnge to homes in Nornmn, seat of the University of Oklahoma, sending small streams out of their banks. Forest fires arc burning in sections of Wisconsin nmf in Arizona but rains in Minnesota are reported to have removed the fire menace in that state. Minor floods are reported in Wyoming. Many families were forced to flee in safety and damage to property and live­ stock 1* expected to be large. Sanford’s code of traffic regula­ tion's, which have been subjected Delegates To Close Annual to many revisions and additions during the past year and which Meeting nn .Sunday Night; were recently compiled by the City Convention Avoids Move to Commission in the form of nn a t­ Get Control of thcY.M.C.A. tractive folder, is declared to be one of the most elaborate set i>t‘ tr*fMEMPHIS, May 10.—With its fie laws in the state. stand on the evolution m atter es­ The regulations have been chang­ tablished and its m ajor reports ed, it is pointed out by city offic­ adopted the Southern Baptist coii- ials, with a view to taking earn of *cation today held its fiiud bu®l- every problem that may confront' Edward Higgins, President ness sessions with reports during the city in its rapid growth and Sanfoi’d Chamber of Com­ the morning from several impor­ development. Extracts front the merce, Returns From Cap­ tant committees. traffic ordinances are listed in the ital Confident of Passnge The sessions nre to close late folder and defines who shall have tomorrow a fte r a sermon a t the the right of way in all eases and Kdwnrd Higgins, president of morning hour by George W. Truett, how parallel and angle parking the Chamber of Commerce, with prominent Baptist und a home and places shall be designated. foreign mission meet at tho night The traffic laws numbering dll u special committee composed of E. A. Douglass, It. .1. Holly, and hour. The Baptists today voted to are listed as follows: hold 1028 convention a t Houston, 1. All vehicles shall he driven J. (i. flail returned from Tallahas­ Texas, on the right of the center of the see Friday night where they have been In the interests of tho pas­ The Southern Baptist convention, street. in session here, late Friday declined 2. Keep to the right in per sage of hill providing for a con­ to accept a recommendation of its milling another vehicle to over­ solidated navigation and drninngo executive committee th at the con­ take you, which vehicle shall pass district looking to tho connection of the St. Johns River with the vention participate in the inter-do- to the left of vehicle overtaken. nominnttonal control of the Y. M. 3. When turning to left, tho Indian River on the East Const. Secretary It. W. Pcarmar., Jr. turn should Is? made not nearer to curb than the middle of the street, of the Chamber of Commerce, hus ■I. When turning to the left, been at the state capital for several the driver shall signal intention to weeks working on the project und turn by tho full extension outward this week the other members of the Chamber of Commerce were •fi. ». When ..turning u iiim iK to tu lthe liu Iright, II; I I I , called there to aid Mr. Pcarman In no signal shall he given. 8. When stopping, the driver bringing the uilvnntaeen of tho shall indicate intention to stop, by creation of such udistriot before extension upward of tho left arm. members of tho legislature. A lull drafted under tho direction 7. No vehicle shall bo parked uf the local thnm bcr Ivrovidmg ill front of tile Fire Station. 8. No vehicle shall ho parked tor the creation following a refer­ at any point designated “No endum of thu St. Johns Navlgatnin Parking’’ by proper authority of District has been introduced In the senate by Senator Ovorstrcet, of the City of Sanford. 0. No vuhiclu shall ho parked Orange county, and its passage on Oak Avenue from First S treet nnvl introduction in the*'House u* to uiley between First und Second expected next week. President Hlggin*; upon his re­ Street. ID. No vehicle shall park in turn from Tnlinhnssco was very front of the I’ost Office on First sanguine that tho bill would be Street more than 5 minutes. • passed and that the district would 11. No Commercial truck. Inis be created by the voters of tho or car for hire shall park for more five counties included in thu pro­ posed district. than 15 minutes on First S trict. 12. No vehicle shall stop or Mr. Higgins stated that there is park vvitiiin it) feet ot the corner little doubt imt that tho proposed of any street or alley. district will carry easily in Semin­ 13. No vehicle shall stop cr ole, Brevard and Volusia and that park within 12 feet of any fire an intensive campaign would la) hydrant. waged in Drangu and Osceola coun­ 14. No vehicle ahull he parked ties. Under thu prevision of tho over-night on any paved street in trill before the legislature, the el­ ection would lie held next De­ City of Sanford. 15. All vehicles shall park on cember. right side of street in manner in­ dicated hy parking lines. 18. On streets whero thu mode and manner of parking is not des­ ignated by parking lines or appro­ priate signs, vehicles shall park pa ralld with curb. 17. No “ U" turns allowed on First Street uml on Second S treet Gcorgo P. Paxton, who, after between Oulc Avenue and Sanford 13 years us fire chief, retired Avenue. yesterday to become building 18. No "U ” turns on Sanford plumbing and tdectricul inspector, Avenue from First Street to Fith was honored Friday night at n Street. chicken dinner given hy members PJ. Railroad Avenue shall be a of tho fire department. The din­ one-way thoroughfuru only, for ner wan served in the firemen’s quarters at the city hall uml Murk traffic south. 20. Rand Avenue shall lie a Cleveland, who has been appointed one-way thoroughfuro only, for acting chief to succeed Mr. I’axton, presided. Other firemen present traffic north. 21. No vehicle shall stop in any were B. F. .Smith. It. F. William­ block of the streets or ulleys, luip son mid J. T. Vernon. less in nn emergency to allow ve­ Following tho dinner. Acting hicles or pedestrian* to cross its Chief Cleveland, on behalf of tho path. member* of the fire department 22. No vehicle shall hack up to presented Mr. Paxton with u S tet­ thu curb, except for thu purpose son hat uml an Elk and Musonio of actually 'loading or unbinding. emblem. Mr. Paxton responded 23. No vehicle shall follow briefly, telling his comrades how Fire Engine or Eire Apparatus at much ho appreciated their co-opcrution during hia service. closer distance thun 150 yards. lating to the railroad operating 21. Driving over Fire Hose, or Ho told them that they had a l­ considerations associated with the injuring any firo or w ater uppn- ways bellied him in building up m erger plan, Mr. Colston today in­ rata* prohibited. tho department and that he know troduced some attested records de­ 25. All motor vehicles operated that every member would give thu signed to show that members of in City of Sanford shall he equipf same wholehearted co-operation to the Gcorgo Cole Scott committee, tied with good brakes in good work­ thy new chief. He declared) Chief which is protesting the merger, ing order. Cleveland's promotion was u wor­ hud only become stockholders of 28. All motor vehicles operated thy one, and ho knew tho depart­ record in the Chesupeako & Ohio in City of Sunford shall lie equijt ment was in good hands. corporation within recent months, ped with good horn or other meuus Following these informal spee­ a fte r (he terms of thu Van Swer of giving an alnrm. ches, the members of the depart­ ingen plan ugninst which they were 27. All motor vehicles shall lie ment and Mr. Puxton spent some­ opposed, had been publicly promul­ operated with “cut-out’’ closed. time in talking over old timos and gated. J. P. Morgan and Company, 28. All motor vehicles o|ierated making forecasts of what the fu­ us transfer agents of the corpora­ in City of Sanford between sun- ture holds for Sanford and the tion rompnny, authenticated the Idown nnd sun-risu are required to Sunford Fire Department. i have one whitu light burning on records concerned. The Morgan Company’s record cnch side in front of vehicle; and Orlando Developers showed that George Colo Scott, of one red rear light. 29. All motor vehicles operated Huy Lands on Wekiva Richmond, had first been entered as a Chesapeake company stock­ in City of Sanford between sun­ holder in November, 1924, and that down und sun rise shall be operMcCrecdy and Rutherford, reel bis holding had included from u I a ted with dimmers only. developers of Orlando comparatively few shares on that 30. Between sun-down and sun- estate •Into to a totul of 4,200 in March, j rise "parking’’ lights ure required, have purchased several tracts of lund in the Wekiva River section 1025. With respect to other mem­ about 15 miles from Sanford and bers of the committee, John Stew will subdivide these into five and a r t Bryan was shown to liuve had ten-acro farms, according to an an­ 600 shares transferred to his name nouncement today by Boyd Broth­ for the first time on March 5; ers Real Restate Company, of San­ Berkeley Williams was issued his ford, through which the deal was first certificate March 4. for 100 ■nude. V shares; George S. Kemp woi Subdivision and sale of theso shown to have obtained his first farms will begin at once, It is s ta t­ certificate os a stockholder1 J a n ­ ed by the representative of the uary Ur, and Lindsey Hopkins, of developers. Atluntn, Ga., was recorded as first having been entered us a stock­ WINTER PARK—Preliminary holder on March 4. All of the work under way for street paving datea, as presented, 'were in the and installation of storut sewero, current year. im iv i i FiremenPay Honor To Paxton,Retiring Department Chief Interstate Commerce Body Calls A R ecess In Hearing On Rail Merger WASHINGTON, May 10.—The greater Nickel Plate merger hear­ ing before the Interstate Com' nierce Commission broke off ab­ ruptly Friday after several wit­ nesses hud testified on operating aspects of the plan, under an agreement for resumption of the sitting') ilurin gthe week begin­ ning May 25. At that time, it is probable’that! 0. I*. Van Swearingen, one of tho principals behind the proposal to unify tho present Nickel Plate Erie, Chesapeake & Ohio, IVra Marquette and Hocking Valley Railroad systems, will take the stand himself to expluin its origin and import. Mr. Van Swearingen’s appear­ ance was not definitely promised, hut W. A. Colston, chief counsel for tho Nickel Plate, at tho end of u aeries of exchanges between at torneys concerned, announced to the Commission that it was plan­ ned to rail him. H. W. Anderson, repriMinting a minority committee of Chesapeuku and Ohio stockhold­ ers opposing the merger, asked Mr. Colson, after entering com­ plaint against the prolonger cressexamination which had applied to his wltnesxeo, said that it reason* able lim its" could be placed upon this phase of the progress, h , would call Mr. Van Sweringen to testify particularly as to the basic of stock exchanges and arraggcF wants. In uddition to the testimony re- NUM BER) Storms, Floods And Forest Fires Cause Big Damage In W est Monstrous CrowdOn Hand For Big Derby General Miles Stricken While ViewingCircusPorformnnce, Was Known As “Boy Gen­ eral” Dui'inii Civil War it: , a i|„. gentlemen who have I ***rdi'd the other two medals | *®( 1111 understand me when I ir*at, greatly *as Theodore w>uld he gratified if he a distinction bearing his * bestowed upon the old hv would yet be most ■. to , this Hoosevelt medal i. lie believed JJ®and yo a work and it was ■ r»vtcri*tj „f him thul believing [ p “l! should have upheld your *r"l done what he could to win PRICE FIVE CENTS SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925 Caillaux E x p e c te d ^ Open’ Negotiatu1(j With United Slat. Within Six Week -------- 4> M inisters AskedTo Study P rob le Commisioners M a Come toWashingfo In Interest o f D ll PARIS, May 16.—The enK inet Friday approved the au»; gestion made by Finance Mir iater Briatul that the way . he prepared for a settlem ent of French war debts, and * reeled these two m inisten study the whole question \ a view to the institutidr * A early negotiations. This oofr "ml ail ....................... adhesion to the principle c* ling for a settlem ent of the debt prob­ lem in the near future confirms the reports current recently that the new French government would not allow this cloud to ham; o\f:r France much longer. Activo negotiations, it was said a t the Quai d’Orsny Wednesday, likely will begin within 15 days, but it is thought at the ministry of finnnee th a t this opinion was too optimistic because France can make a definite pro pcs a I fer a settlement only after the budget is voted for 1025. By the budget vote it will bo seen whether tho French parliament approves Cnilluux’s plan to tuke the receipts trorn the Duwes plan out of tho tegular state revenue account ami use them in part for debt settle­ ment and in part for the comple ­ tion of the reconstruction work in the ile ustutnl areas of the north of France. Clear Budget In Six Weeks. It is expected the budget will bo out of the way In about six week*. ■ml thru M. CallUuT^. having flu* ixhud tho \lr s t of h.* thre* kUhicA' financial plan, will grapple with the second,' w hfeh Is debt settlem .nt. This mean* all debts owed by France, Interior ns well ns ex­ terior. The finance minister has in view a vast project for the funding oC the flouting debt, und for the re­ funding of nil other goVefhment bonds into nn entirely new system. He will at tho snme time take up the debt owed to the United Stales and Great Britain provided thu French parliament in the mean­ time has placed the annuities from the Dawes’ plun at his disposal. If the budget and debt stages of Ills three part financial program are safely passed, then Caillaux will take ui> his lust task, that of restoring French money as near us possible to its pre-war value. All of these projects it wus pointed out at the ministry of finance to­ day, depend first, upon the dec!** ion of parliament regurding the disposition to be made of receipts uinier the Dawes plan and second­ ly, upon French public opinion, which must bo prepured to realize that the hulk of reparations pay­ ments must go in the future towurd the payment of French debts. Negotiations will be opened with both London und Washington when tho timo arrives for concrete pro­ posals to lie made. They will tuko the form of personal conference be­ tween Finance Minister Caillaux, foreign Minister Brinnd and tho British foreign secretary, Austen Chamberlain, nnd Winston Church­ ill, chancellor of the exchequer; und, in tho negotiations with Wash­ ington a special French commission probably will be sent to deni with the American debt funding coin­ mission. Two Autoists Are Held On Drunk C h a r g e Two urresta were made Friday by Sanford police officcrc on. charges of operating cars while in­ toxicated. James E. Carroll, Jr., of Orlando, was arrested by Chief R. (5. Williams, A. B. Beckwith and J. J. Greeson. J. R. Rich, of Oak. Hill, was arrested by C. E. Will­ iams. G. V. Phillip* and J. JGreeaon. The men were plcaed under bonds of $t00 to answer ia Municipal Court Monday morning. Police Discover No Clue of Missing Man BRADENTON. May 18 truce has been obtained of Jai M. Kneeshaw, local realty I whom his family reported lice yesterday as having brer ing since May 8, when he i to have gone to Tampa with 2,000 on his person with u strung inan. He was supposed to have guns there to complete a deal launch. MARKETS �S lv . * .. Vista of our proposed Railway Station which will greet the eyes of visitors to Miami Shores YOU ARE INVITED to be our guest on a wonderful inspec­ tion tour to Miami Shores. We want you to see this Wonder City, without expense or obligation, and then to realize how it is that Miami Shores, situated just as is Miami, on Biscayne Bay, adjoining the new city limits of Miami, is in the correct po­ sition to reap for you and other investors the greatest possible profits from Miami’s tremendous expansion. YOUR VISIT TO FLORIDA cannot be complete without in­ specting Miami, the fastest growing1 city :in the Nation. You owe it to yoVirself while in the state to take advantage of our free inspection tour to see one of the greatest marvels of city building that America has to offer. AND MIAMI, SWEEPING ON to big-city days, has not hit her greatest stride. Incoming thousands swell her population, month by month. While great profits have been made through the purchase of welt located Miami property heretofore, still greater profits will be realized at MIAMI SHORES strategi­ cally located adjoining the parent city. A m e r i c a ’s MAKE RESERVATIONS at our olfice for this inspection tour. Whether you buy or not the trip will be of the greatest in­ terest to you. M e d it e r r a n e a n B r itt-C h itte n d e n R e a lty C o m p a n y , Inc. 210 East First St., Sanford, Fla. SEE MIAMI SHORES You are invited to be our guest on a free inspection trip to Miami Shores by our de luxe coaches. You will be under no obligation. Make your reservations early. �' TRAFFIC L A W S NUMBERING 4 0 , ARE GIVEN OUT [-Chittenden Company .riled Sanford Agent For liami Shores Development PL- IK Miami Shores properties. It will N? connected with tho mainland by n beautiful causeway or boule­ vard. a part of which will be filled between seawalls, and a part vinducts ami bridges to perm it the free f l o w of the tides. It will be connected with the Miami Reach peninsula by a bridge, thus form­ ing another main connecting link between Miami and the Reach, ns well ns bringing all of the Minmi Shores properties within a few minutes drive of the Occnn with its myriad attractions. Near Sporting Centers Minmi Shores are directly east of and connected by several roads with the great sporting center of Hialeah, with horse race tracks, dog ran tri cks, -Ini Alai and other attractions. Included in Miami Rh >en P. the development form­ erly known i.s Ray View Estates, started by I,. T. Cooper, a Dayton, Ohio, capitalist, for which tin* Shorelaml Company, develop­ ers of Miami Shores, paid $2,500,000 and added to it the Arch d e c k section. This part of Miami Shores was ta-nutifully landscaped Miami shores, lying at the very by Mr. Coopei, and other sections gateway of the city of Miami, will follow in order as the work of vith all the main highways from developmcnt proceeds. hi'i noLth passing through it inThere will lie two golf courses T 'th e city, is so located as to reap nt Miami Shores, one of IK holes /?lie greatest possible profit from on the mainland, along the shores , he rapid expansion northward Arch Creek, and the other on af Mia d. according to the pro- the island, n nine-hole course with (Motors. an artificial waterway winding *13.000.909 In Ha!c« v .through it as a delightful hazard •Because of its strategic lorat- f o r th o g o l f e r . th«. fuildivisioii has met with tM Unprecedented reception by the buying public. Since the opening day, December 5th Inst, the Com­ J l 21 pany has sold $1.3,000,000 worth of property nnd aoviral million dol­ lars worth in resales. Miami Shore:* extends along the shores of Rlie.ay no Ray, its proKQIUILM KNT ON erties having an unexcelled view f that famous body of water. ItO M iS -R O Y C K Through this property course a C A D IL L A C number of beautiful smalt streams IIU1CK whidi are to !>c deepened arid wid­ ened. and connoctcil by artificial banal*, lakes and lagoons, making the very mart of the opportunity for the development of waterfront cite;. In fad . Miami Shores will have n total of nearly ten miles of wat­ e r front when the development is fomt.li ted. It also has frontage of lora than ten miles along the prinicnl highway! leadin': into Miami, which gives it accessibility of a high order. It is claimed. The greater part of Miami Shores lies on tin- mainland, but u felx-hundred acre island is to ls> a delightful feature of the develop­ ment. This iilunil lies on tin; eas­ tern side of Riscnync Ray, op• ‘ pmito the northern end of the i ________ ‘_________ __________ n* of an office in Sanford mi Shores, the irrent 2.500. ubdivision lying directly of Miami along the bay, is one <>f the chief features * week in realty circles. IJritt-Chittenden Realty ay has been named Sanrepresentative of Miami uml their office is located East First S treet g with the opening of the for the purpose of hand,iami Shores business in San.Section. arrnnKenients iiavc made with the Van llyke sportation Company for transtttthn on their do luxe coach e to Miami Shores. Their schede calls for leaving Sanford cvy Friday. Hritt stated that he wanted jell understood that r*i obligais incurred by the acceptance e oCmpnny’s invitatoin to inct Miami Sho-es and Miami, but at anyone interested will be welme. Reservation are being made the Hritt-Chitcnden Realty <>nny at their office for these U FO R 36 Y E A R S (Continued from Pnge 1.) except on Firet Street from Snrfford Avenue to Oak Avenue; and' on Sanford Avenue from First Street; nnd all traffic on said por­ tion of First Street and Sanford Avenue shall have the right of way over traffic leading into or across said portion of First Street nnd Sanford Avenue. .34. All heavy trnffice from Clyde Line Depot fur point:; in :) or south slml! l*c confined to Seim nole Boulevard to Sanford Avenue, thence south or East. 25. All heavy traffic hound west from Clyde Lino Depot shall lie confined to Commercial Street, west to Railroad Avenue, thi nee south to First Street, thence west. .'15. Speed limit 20 miles per hour; anil on First Street at a rate of speed consistent with tin- ufety of nil persons using said street, in no exceeding 20 miles per hour. :I7. No motor vehicle shall ho operated in a careless or negligent manner. .'IK. All motor vehicles operated in the City of Snriford shall he equipped with pneumatic tires. .'111. No person under age of 10 years shall operate a motor vehide. 40. All traffic accidents shall hr immediately reported to Police Headquarters. *; of s i : 'i sec. it. Tp Ilrilrr f»r I’lilillrall.iii. M ay T h e SI a l e o f F l o r i d a T o: Boyette Farm Lands Will Increase In Value Enormously. So Will The Boyette Townsite Properties. Remember There are no better farm lands: Shipping facilities—The Seaboard Rail­ 21 s. it. These farms are 22 miles from Tampa, and 18 miles from Plant City on paved highway. At Boyette there is every attribute essential to successful ceiery and truck farming, grape, citrus and strawberry culture—to the building of a City — to phenomenally enhanced land values. Our representative, Mr. Herman Reid, is now at. the Valdez Hotel, San­ ford. See him at once regarding auto trip to Boyette for inspection of HI. 21. 30; J u n e <!, 13. 20. 27: J u l y t. . property. OAK AVENUE LOT West Side Next to Comer Twelfth Street Fine Locution. $221)0.IX) Inter-City Realty Company LAUREL AVENUE BUNGALOW West side between Tenth and Eleventh Streets. Six rooms and hath, flood lawn, bananas growing on lot. $5000.00. (.'ash or terms. E X C L U SIV E SELLING AGENTS, S Tampa, Florida, I \ O. Box 2697 205 Ecrlita Building. Owner Box 11 or Phone 187. SA N FO RD an a H im iiiH n iiU R n iiiH n s i a n n o a n a a iia n a n B n ^ a a a a a a a a k Fellows' Service Station way line bi-sects the property. iin ia iiD a u a iiB iiiiiis iiiiix v iiH a iiim ia H iiia ra a f Id n |irrdrrl|i|hiii for Mnluriu, Chills and Fever Dentate or llilious Fever. Il kill* llip icerm*. D ont O verlook T his! 31 K. It a p p e a r i n g h y t h e s w o r n tdll o f ei i i i p l n l n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u a n d e n c h o f > o o m a y h e I n t e r e s t e d In t h o s e r t n l t i t r . i e t s o f Innil s i t u a t e d In m llio le C o u n ty . F lo rid a , n n d d ercrllieil nhove, you, a n d e ac h of you, nr*' h e r e b y c o m m a n d e d m i d r e q u i r ­ ed t o a p p e a r t o s u ld l.ill o f c o m p l a i n t n t t h e C o u r t H o u s e , In H a n ­ f o r d . He in | noli* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n M o n d a y , tin* M b d a y of J u l y . A. It. I )23, O t h e r w i s e s a i d h ill w i l l h e t a k e n u s c o n f e s s e d hy y o u . s-iid AVON PARK—Avon Investment '■III o f c o m p l a i n t h a v i n g b e e n f i l e d o r th e p u rp o se of q u ie tin g title to Company organized to build $300,- ftl... >|t.o« •• : r r l t o . l H i n t s o f i.iiui I ••00, 290 room hotel. In t h e c o m p l a i n a n t . T. W . I . u w t n n . II Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d l l o . l t i l l s p u b l i s h e d o n c e a W eek f o r tv n u n it roriiT. m : \ i: \ tii oe ir gd he tr lie The si mi i it. n u n rr. •muvoi.i; S a n f o r de u nHs ee cr al ll ldl,v oa nweewe ks ps .a p e .11 (III VII. I MIIIIIH. 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M c N 'a t t. a n d e a c h of t h e m If l i v i n g , un it If . l e a d a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g nay I n t e r e s t s In t h e l a n d n n d premises I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , a s h e i r s , d e v i ­ sees. g ra n te e * , o r o th e r c la im a n ts u n d e r t h e s o l d l i m m n l> H a v l d g * . J a m e s \V. I.llly, T h o m a s . W . M o r a n l i e u r g e F o x a n d M a r y I*. F o x . h i s w i f e . I>. IV. C u r r i e n n d K a l e L C u r ­ rie. h is w ife . H e n r y J u n c g a l, I.ln c u l n «J S t a r h u r k a n d C a t h e r i n e L>. S t n r h q r k . Ills w i f e . J C. P a t t e r s o n . Kill* H e e g a r a n d J. T. H e e g n r , t ie r l i u s l o i n d . a n d H. M. M c N a t t . a n d each uf them , deceased or o th erw lse ;.\n tl H illsb o ro u g h t l r o c e r y t 'l i i n p n t i y . S outh F lorida Naval •Stores C n m p a n ) '. a n d e a c h o f t h e m . II i n I c u u l e t l n l e n i e . a n d If d i s s o l v ­ ed n r o t h e r w i s e e x t i n c t , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t s In t h e l a n d n n d p r e m i s e s I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , ns s u c c e s s o rs . liq u id a to rs, c re d ito rs , g r u n t . ,•* o r o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r said I t llls h o ro u g h flro cery C o m p an y , a n d Houtli F l o r i d a Naval S tores C o m p a n y , e x tin c t or o th erw ise, a n d n i l p a r t i i s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In t h u l a n d un it p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r d e ­ s c r i b e d . s i t u a t e In S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty. F l o r i d a , t o - w l t t T h . N r . ' l o f t h e N W « i o f Sec. I I . T p . 21 S. It. 31 K. T h e 8 \ V o f H K ', o f S e c t i o n I t . T p . 21 S. It. 31 K. T h e H K ' i o f t h e H\V'» o f S e c ­ t i o n t l . T p 21 S. II. 31 B. The N of S W 'i uf S W 'i " f S e e 11. T p 21 S. It 31 K. T h e N U of N 'j of N H " f NK \ ► H III • * l | l | l l | / I •a / t i M i ' l i l i •* l h . m i tl •# / * ■ aK B x aa a a iH aflaa u a a aa a iQ a a aa a a iJH iiasH N a a ia jia H iia H aL U i B Isi iK: Kim, I’Ihiiu* 117-W CAN VEGETABLES AND FRUIT BY THE NEW WAY SERVICE WITH A SMILE “Bodwell Properties Offer Sure and Certain Profits” ■Sill :-2J3 ,v. . V v 11 -;--> -c- ;•<•-><• IREMEMBER-! •>* •i C a n s anti C a n n c r s a ls o liee su p p lies. i KILGORE SEED CO. Don’t Wait for the F a ll Boom u I'h o n e 2 IS. W elaka Itldg. a jk iu a u a a a n u a n N u a iM n c m M u ru n a a a x iiu a a a x u x a a a B a a i'a a a a a “We Trim the Car, Not the Owner” B U Y NOW! WFi CA RR Y A Complete Lim —A lit•• Tops, Kiile Curtains, Snil Covr.t MODEL TRIM COMPANY y. v •a •>* Next to Dodge G arage % WHERE LOCATION ASSURES SAFETY WITH PROFIT BEL-AIR D c a n a ja a a a a a a s n a k a a a a a a a a a B a n a a a s u z a x a a a a a R u a a n x n A Home of Your Own Aour Castle of Happiness “A Property of Merit” Few things hi life achieve more towards the id tiinate happiness of man than the pride of knowiiiK he possesses the roof over his head. 'i T In the City Limits And you’ll never Ret the Renuine joy of living un­ til you own your own home— n home in your chosen uciKhhnrhood, planned to your own itleas of comfort. Full Protective Restrictions Development $395 to $895 A contractor that operates a novelty null is well aide io ilo iht; work. H ill Lum ber Co. V You have, our assurance that we are as well qual­ ified lo construct, remodel, or repair your home as any other firm. E A SY TERMS "A.'U P COLLER M W g . -u THE BUILDER North French Avenue. SANFO Rl), FLORIDA Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. b»)g Phone 4 5 3 2 1 4 First St. W. R. Smith, Mgr. m i mar V I _________ ........................ . - •. \ ^ i ii 711 : �- 4B7 T iw > m p ;r NOTICE THE SANFORD IIE H A L PeJ T T r -r n r ISf T H E RDAY. MAY 16, 1925 CtlltflT t - o r i t T O F T I I R : K „ tt, h i s w i oil. Jco --------in At. C U t C C I T whone 1 Christian name Is u n k n o w n . K in a. IN AAII i 1,1 ini' "I «.. 'lIAOI.tJ 2'.V„ hia wife. Tv, IO I.N -• ivIiiisb King. Christian name In unknown. Adams, an Trustee for J Woffard Titeker nnd Emily AiliHWU Tucker, or otherwise. In nnd to the ... * ,N CHANCEUT. hind hereinafter described; to nil V it H^J* A‘ v - C o n n e l l y , a n d parties claiming Interest* under " * “ • ‘ * Jrne r. r . m i d a l n a n t n , Henry S. Sanford, deceased. Uerlrude K. Sanford, deceased, J. Wof­ ford Tucker, deceased, nmt Emily ifaan.’Kls wife. He. beecn Flneean S*a m*u e l C h a p m a n . August a Tucker, deceased, or other hkvkith hrreby given that tho fallowing diwrrtbrd lands nr sn murh ' “ i lll be neceMhry to pay the nm.mnt «lue for taxes t, ™ , n **.. t|, ,, together coet nfeli«stn-h sale ami _-!»« ,0 If? the atn m H H mtur*tiJ»nwith fin % e ,7 I.... " 21 1. 4a.u, ,11>*»r* pubho'auctlon on Ills. the let let day of June a "*I wa.5U.Jof the Elly Tax t'olleclor. beginning at Iti t,'clcK.-k t \T' 5* ^/y'of iUnforil. County. Florida. K A' «• it**' bet Uteri. Tier Owner ’•'“tee *V l <ia|. ' Tiflftoril’a Men of T.n” B "£ -Hanford. An Itrrnnlpil i.|_. *• . . . . M «» *• and 112. tin, till find 117 Senlnale Inttnl* * tlnelniHnK "Ml l» *oa»m«nlr known On M. Kertrn.(r', Ad- HILL LAUNDRY CO. Our Service— Everything a Laundry Can Do. OUR SPECIAL Family Finish 15c !b. minimum SI.50 !'!“ E s t a t e I i s« * W * -- A llo ru ejr In f n r t f o r I d a W o r t h i n E s t a t e J7S ho e- ...... V e n v“e . ‘ ,T “ ' ,* r - T r u s t e e . .Mrs. A. I. I d a w a r t h e n E s t a t e ---« •,« N ltrr ItUAjfan.I____ Kca\> C. J. I l v o n i;i .50 . Whose ci.ri,,;;;,,, „ail)0 |„ unknown! t S r e t c h e n l l o u s l i o l d - ....... hamuel , ilrt ravey, his Wife. — e r & f \ S e h u lix * * 1n\ey. whose riirlstlnn It. I* TIir a s h e r 119.10 J* hi* wife. J---------T am es H ow ard ll. I. T h r a s h e r 119.90 lu e k .r ucker. A n n a At. Hat:.kill ta/IO nior.r i/!1 1 name Is unknown. 90.'ll’ r“ N, *'e. Ills wife Au. " ■ It. P e t e r K*t 11.TO •c'.w.o1 . r•'i . A,W“. ' e a v e , J. H ow ard J . It. H o d g e s 3C.90 c .Augusta Isabella ^ T tF r tii « of A. It. .Mali..11. \V. II. l t r l t t .Mrs. At. A h ir tln ; *7, s W. C o r o f V ft. E. 117 F t . ? o ft. W. 2*t f t. X. }i‘ X. II ft. S. <" f ‘ - V. hi B'f- .. Edw. Thrasher Hit gin* I*. I, TIi rasher " i nn i , iff I#f>i 2 n i k . T i a n*l fi I r I *• fl* k U V x 13 ft. N ft »■ , v W. t or. of ......... I,',, VV 9 ft. Ilf It. '> of of tot .1 nnd N. ‘ll ft «f ............... „t I mul i !i "f E. Hi VV. VV. t .'- w l s ______ J . J. P u n i o n , M r s . . .1. It. VVh r a g i t E l l x a b s t h T. l i m v r r ■Lilin M u** ,n IE. II. W a l t l i o a r It. ll. V V a iih u u r tir.'trh .-n I I .. u s e Im ltb r Mr*. M .-rcy Itu h o r tN ft. {I( jnl Noft 11 l*t ft. of -*i't N. K. Cor of . ,# V e n d 9 ll t an d ta w . B V ji ft t t*l n - n . H 't i ft. IV. -’J V. T ft. H. ft. N 117 It ft w . ft. n . 117 f t . ft. to kf. lla-M S 'j of E. AT E) — I) uf I' J u r 1*. f 'l iI t t .T i. I r n V e st* I.. W e e k * VV. II. P e t e r * E a t . \V. II. P e t e r s E at.. W. It. F ..( e r * E s i . .. W, 11, P e t e r s E s t . W . It. F e t .- r i E s t , Ilia tie] ie MelCItintm A.'. »v. I t e n r j ...... . .. d rctctien 1 ft. o f It ft. of ......... _| tta’S.V III ft ) of in ...........* M‘f . ’... «........ 11 er 1liiuithnldIIoiihIioIiI- Itrelcheli er Itohert H ines tV. 11, P e t e r s E et Lot tie At P u x l o i i ( i m T. T h o m a s A ll o f l o t SeVen (7 ), less th» N o rth 9 7 fe et, b e in g nil t h a t p a rt of Lot S even ly in g S o u th of F irst S t r e e t e x t e n d e d E a s t , a n d a I do a l l o f l a d s E i g h t f t ) . N i n e PJ) a n d T e n ( t o t . a l t i n H l n c k T w o ( I ) . of C h a p m a n k T u c k e r s A d d i t i o n to S anford. F lorida, a s p e r pint th ere o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t H o o k I. o n p a g e I t . of th e p u b lic re co rd s o f ^S em i­ nole C o u n ti , F lo rid a , a m t t o any a n d a ll o t h e r p a rties o r persons w hose n am es a re u n k n o w n , cla im in g a n y rig h t, t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In a n d to the p ro p erty h erein ab o v e d e ­ scribed. o r a n y p a rt o r p arcel t h e r e ­ of; 1 III. ........... smtlel t'hnpnian os 11.70 Ttiapmun. r ll St e e H f* r Augusta Isabella Chapm an, s i r s - cSeorge W . W yt 109.1C latest1 llln wlfft f *11* It*"fl***!let. I,< lipoid F e u c h g o t t . D R Y C L E A N IN G \Nt> DYING D R E S S IN G AN D P L E A T IN G Office Lincoln Hotel Trustee for Augusta 1sal.el la Chap­ man. Airs Uoorg.j W, Wy111. Char­ les lleitedli't. Ills wife, Hnllii- 11. nedfet. t.eopold Feuchgott, Ills Wife, ■■ l-Vuehgoit. whose earlstiun name Ih unknown. I,eopohl KurchIlcMi-rlptliMi DUPLEX APARTMENT HOUSE t. M. HM ITIPJt 91 IIHIV . O F tr.au ■A I. an E . »■ MCI tilt (It: 11 1% 9.90 Don’ts for our dcposilors $4,200 DON’T DON’T tJrnw rhrclis iu pencil— use ink. I’ l.ty safe. furnc! to make out your own deposit tickrt. naves our time a ml yours. DON’T fail to watch your Recount so you won't over­ draw. We dun’ i liko to refuse pay mrnl tin checks — ometimes we have to. DON’T destroy a paid mile or a sinned eim k l»y "crumplint!” it. Tear it into small pieces. DON’T endorse checks for strange*. 5 ROOM BUNGALOW f u punou; i auu ak . 91,000 cash required. Hit nrr H I I I T I I I V I 211. 27. (u sla V V T . .1. M l l b r . Pres. I'VHT*! til* III. SCI. ’ll*. 1U S. P I . A T IIOIIK I I ' M i l ! 33 s l P I I M i l . i : t l i t \ TV n e t t l l l O S , P, C o n i i d l i . tlci rgr S c e 'y T rcti* . E. S ' c v e n s , VU'c- I'r.v 1i.Cotte*. A lt). t MAGNOLIA AVENUE LOTS 11oiiuliobb'l' it I' t -i VI.-to, * :ui Id r»i* ij.3t> tl. E. t.,t i'..| li..l amt . i.plu:; 1.0 vlg lu­ T( IT A I. ll VIIIMI VVI F VIIK IIIMIIICI s V. It 1*1 (lltlllMI IN FI. VI' IIUtlK I. FH.i; 7s s |]VIE iii.i: KOI \ l 1 i t i M t m n s . All S of S, A. E. ItV W e s t of P.iliiit-llo A v e n u e Lot 3 a n d all It.e sii S. 3 ft. of ..... . .. M U ft. of l a d ii, a m t a tl u 1* A n n a .VI. l ie F o r r e s t 11 70 *» 10 A 1* i: E dw . Illg e ln s A l i n a VI 1i . 'F o r r e n t l-'i l in k ( tr .iliiim • iii* 12 CO i> : nl ♦; 7 ii i; *I lv 1, T h r a s h e r M u l T . VV...... l> 1. T l i r a s i i e r 1:• *•«* .. t lit* N III H 5 East front Magnolia Avenue lata, in fine rciudcr.lial section. Wonderful .location for hitrb class home. Owner will sell for less than present value. 91,900 cash and the balance easy. UNION AVEUE LOT Kncinn .south, close in, and far below present value. $2,51)0 * .**» «*■> -e*f‘ my -«»' "(D *Only $500 cash retjniAil to handle tliis ftoperfj*. DOWNTOWN BUSINESS CORNER — jn at,1 J7 .2 I 1.1AI1II.ITI l-JK T h e nboVn l . t a t e n o ril i i r c p u r . i l b y .1 Set e a rn in g * of t for A v T . '!'■ U r y e " ............. N VV ■•> v <• ■;**;**!■ -y-/-;- •> -y .K H Vy fr I', 12" ft N g V i* V * - a flL Vw ,l, . K 1*° d ! n . » - ISO XL t u U«tf. llu b b ird Bred 23 Lot i A. F, <?<»na#Hy N. ll. ( l i i r m r - X- UUX. a u Til* CuUscUir. iv in MAGNOLIA AVENUE LOTS - it K Fml wig lit it To IN PI.AT IIUtlK IIEIi.Ids vs III ......in n :t, PAtli: 13 SFIAI Ell SEVIINUI.E t ill VTV HIMmills. of VV . •) o f H f l V| o f H. K. ' i a n d t h e r7. e f i) 12 U o f t h e H. K. ' . 9 90 j 1 1 r s s H. 390 f l . u f E. k 19 30 j ( 2 9 i t ) a c r e s ........................ 14 I J.l.U.-: (M U ncd) MJ ..lldd j P u b H i h M a y L 3, 11. S3. » n d JO tb. $8,000 Cash Required Mar. Ii 31. 192'. are (III till on. No loiter hivesttm-nt Ii tilt, red Ilian our N tier cent prrferriSV IIIIII'Ii, —:--S. ||. It VII NI MI'S VtllllTHIN I'll 1IVIIKIIV1I F Ml K IIE IItllls AS ItC- »- -__ — I . 111111:11 IS PI.AT limit* I FVI.E SI seviinui.e i UI NI V ItIM III! IIS. N Can be pnrcbnsed on 99 year lease for $ 10,000 be­ low value. No belter investment opportunity can bo found in Sanford than this. It. Col brio Co., Audllnrs. ({’ i* uiontbs period . tiding X Located in Lane's Addition, Can be bought today for 9 90 VV It. F r i e r 1 I ( T a m p a S j > e c i a l I.VNI'.'A AIIIIITTUN TU SVNIMIHII Vs IIIMOIIIIIMI IN FI. V IIUtlK .1. F.lliH 7. sCIltNUl.E iul M l IIIMultlis, I’.trlur Olwcrvaiion, Diniit); Car, Train Between ;t 29 J. C. H a l l Itox 201 22 Herald Printing •i. 3 10 } RII-1 V. P I C E ' S F I , A T U F F A I I T U F SEI TTUN 20 Tl*. 19 S. II. 3(1 E VS >fi 'iti.ink's vmiiriuN hi s v nFun ii vs iiim mini'll in FLAT IIUtlK J a c k s o n v ille a n d r a n i pa |*13 (illb);ii |> F L A T IIU tlK I. P A L E • ) S E V IIN U I.E C t ll N'i'V H I M '- | 2 fvi. e 11t him mins m seviinum; <m via . mtiis. I A S S. H a tin ir l *.!<» PI (» A Hat.d.l VVasliLitrn 3 to (Thrnuah I’ullniatt Car In Sara sola) 'Ui u; ti ’ 1 7 fl In H. H H VVesleV CiiestiiiiL .i,30 •» 23.10 k r .mrr vv V. Wheeler nl ll.-,* 11i fl. x loo ft. sEVI I N llr.tl IIIHII* 2 F V I . E Scheilnle, Cffrrtlvo May !7lh ttUTlI.F. Illl.l. VS HIM(III IIEIi IN I 'M l* N 11 i•>»r > of E. F. Lane t ill N'I'V II IM'Ultlls. 3 *7.90 20 I HU E. F. LaIm 4 H. VV. C » o k 2 7 90 ....... l,v. 7.35pm 0.00 am Lv. Jackflonville .. E. F. lam.' ti 27 90 11USE t 111 III' tmilT’IUN vs IIECUIMliMI IN FI.IT ttllOK 2, vces :i, ti E. F. 1.an•• Lv. 5.55 pru | 10.25 am Ar. I’alal'ka .. 27 90 I, ANII 3, SEVIINUI.E «III \ I V 1(19 (01 IIS. E. F. lame 11 >; 3't n 11.47 am Ar. DeLand It. vv Aihl»r"*in 11 Lv. 4.32'prfi '• !*.i i s IIE * I'li.il'tiian it E. 13 EJiJJt Ml VI. ESTATE COMPANY AIMHTHIN TO SVNI'Ultll Lv. 4.05 pm •* ;ju | 13 11#-IM* lt. n i m l l l. it 12.20 pm Ar. Sanford I’ORUI'.li |\ FI.AT IIUUK I FAME s» SEVIINUI.E COt NTt HIM UHIIS. ii :M 51 it. i* Miixw•-11 UHIIS. Lv. 3.05 pm 1.02 pm Ar. <Irbintlii ii * j. ti. 1wDiianl y II i;. V. J o h n s o n ....... Sit ........Lv. 2.33 pm j ' 1,82 pm Ar. Kiaaimmeo .............. m t l l E I * IN ill EN V VISTA ES'r ITES s ( Ni'min, ri.oiiii* i. \ h IIHKill |'M, Ctt| VVEM'E AIIIIITIUN TU SANfFOIIH AS ItlM'llUlllMI IN I F .c m tiis. ........1.v. 1.65 pm F I . A T IIUUK :t F V I . E I VNII 2 S I M I I V O l.K I III VI'V 2.15 pm Ar. Hainex City him* | FAKES 123 VNII 1211 SEVIINUI.E Ctll VTV lll-.l UHIIS. 9.90 j •2 21 A K a t i e «*. l i r l f t l n 9 ^ Frank H oraoa . ........... Lv. 12.05 it’ll U :• 7*» I 7 It F. M m i r o r 4.10 pm Ar. Sebnng 13 03 II \ F ra n k llo rsn n -* 7 * !6 mul 27 It VV*. V I t i . h - r l s i . i i 3(1 99 li a J o h n 31. • 11 lli.u I H»* 1 a2.M2 (im Ar. Auburndalu Lv. a 1.17 pm H \V. A U mIiYt I huii 29 tl BJLrMlIK'g H I IIIIIV. (IF itl.OFK ll TIKIIM I' »» W j>*' J***f*~ ............. Lv. 1.20 pm [ 2.50 pm Ar, Lakeland ...... H i ' i d l M i St l l l l l l 1 SKIN AH III n i i i t i i ' h ’K V O F VI. I l'l'lvVrT uuiut. 1 FAKE |.*t.E Ills ANII 109 sE VIINm.l. I III NI V Ill-d­ I I t . U l IN IIUUK I. F I. VT H u m * I, F U J I ) m l SE V IIN U I.I I III V IA ’ It E C O I t Hn. Lv. 12.51 pm j! 3.10 pm r\r. 1‘lant City ............ mins. 1 5 " [*O tH IU. It. 12. 13. 14. IS. V irgil C l a i r It II H ... ........Lv. 12.15 pm j LOO pm Ar. Tampa II 7a 1tl. 17,, IS. 19. *0. 21. t : .1 VV. S l m n i n l i s J r . 2 It 13 SKI 23. 21. **r* 2*1. 27. II. It. J. W h i t e ----7 ll IS *1.20 pm Lv. Tumpa .......................... ............ Ar. 11.45 am ;< VO M M. S m i t h 4C. 1* 49.* SO. 51. ss 2 70 C.-I. s t l n e E n r o n 12 K. H1 ft uf rf 117 ft. ■' 6.05 pm Ar. Palmetto ........ ............ Lv. 10.00 am '*- ( I. VIIK's s l' IIIII V, UF III.mu 21 UF IIUIII Nsll N'S SIHVI'.V-lll' tm : I ’ Vbl l l TI UN T u S A N F U H II A S HI M ' U l l l l E I I I ' F L A T - I I U t l K IIIM linilEll IN FLAT IIUUK II FAKE 3s slAII............. Lv. 9.56 am 1 6.10 pm Ar. Hmdenton l.'H FLAT AS 1 hi : II \ 1 109 S E V I I N U I . E P O I N T ) IIKCOIIIIS. \Ut.E t IM N'I’V It ECOIt Iis. 22 3" j of I 2t Sarah J a c k s o n ............ Lv. 9.26 am 1 | r . in 1 6.40 pm Ar. Sarasota . I it iiiiin i» » i* l H Ii 30 •i "f VV. i ’. C o r k e r ................ I 21 i r,n H. rt. lt;i llitt* 1 11 7a I i ly C a l d w e l l tl 21 2.73 t*. rt. Itj iivni*1 u—Hto|is to ncrnmniiKlatt’ lliriiuch pas.,enters A L L 33 a n d VIETF.S VNII IIOI Nils tit.si IIIPJ'ION S I s Uou,| l* ' l , K ’s S F I I I H A ', or EAST >4 O F lll-K- -}• ,\ |\H,,N'S st UVEA UF AN AUDITION TO H'.'v-v!11! . l i t i s * ISIS ft W a n d 7" • ft 23 19 30 |I«0«Oiii ld“1U fi. at IIUUK 1. FAKE 107 SEVIINUI.E lilt N1V Hl.l OHIPL Beg. N. ..f d, <4 Ml. I'o. PINELLAS SPECIAL \ \ 1.30 7 33 Win Clark Him V V 350 ft N. 1759 H H 13.30 Jim Walden 3(i Ely along lake to l’l, N. Heg. H to Iteg. H 11- ii. N"tculttl’s Alim riUN TO NANFOIIH AS |M;, ,,I,,,':|I IN uf 10 W . II. B r i t t Observation Parlor, Dining Car Train Detwccn .Vi-re* '•-VT IIUUK I FAKE till SF. VII.NUI.E Ctll Nft IlM UllllS. fi. vv. ami 1'"* |leg 795.(12 II. V V. and 11.70 ft. K. of N 19 . E. Cnr. of Maggie Havls N, E. i *..r . 1 i S. to Hun H |! J. White 5.10 170 .ft.«io1- .ftd&iiVV„f| 555to fl1 H anford F a r m and It. J. While Jacksonville and St. Petersburg 2 >.10 19.90 ((> lie r e s ) B eall) • Win Clark Beg. at N. W. Cor of IV. * Ii. TOWN i* of N. VV. 1. of W (Via Lala-Iand) |«r , ,1'!'t’t'EU.'s si mile, of himh ks <; u .T1! 1. 19 3(1 20 i, of N. W. >v of '■’d-bviluttu AS HECUHHF.I1 IN FLAT IHIOK l I AM. .1 SEMI- Itun. E 92', ft. H . 201 ft. : iu i v n It 1MTilt IIS. New ICnute Cfferlive Mjy 171Ii 23.10 Johnnie William* SI* AV. 12 *4 ft. N. to Iteg VV | o VV. ll Taylor Beg. IS O ft. E. of N 19.90 Taylor • « w. Clark o •Hit . ix.no Ci,r. nf N. 12 •* *»f N. vv, 2<1 19 7.35 pm 1 0.00 ant Lv. J a c k so n v ille............... ............ Ar. Wm t'lark ii 1) 14 o f . 15.30 Hurl Wm C c n r g ln n r ia W ill41 41 ........... Lv. 1.20 pm jj i E. f.n M H. tic fl VV. 2.50 pm Ar. Lakeland R 70 la m s 30 fl. N. tin fl. THE TOWN UF ............ Ar. LOO pm Q TO AllllirlON 3.10 pm Lv Lakeland .................... V V . V V ITTs jm m . OF AN 31# ft. H. of N. 27 HEt'OIION OF Beg. l^ lU sB n mini: II IN l'l. VT IIOIIK 1 1 Cor. of N. E. '» ..f N. vv. 30 19 30 f I.o:! pm Ar. Dade < ’i)y ............ Lv. f 12.07 pm J si: it tnole ( Ol NTt. 22.S0 I t u n K 3 i n ft. h r i u n . VV. i). H C r a w f o r d 3 ............ Lv. 11.55 urn H l.2o pm Ar. Trilby 210 ft N 210 ft. 5.35 pm Ar. Tarpon Springs ........ . Lv. 10.30am It SA N Full 11 AS in HI'.I'CIIII(Less Heg. 310 ft. ft. srnl iMiiiun I * • ' V ’ i . ll* s SI IIVF.Y UF AN AtllimuN 310 ft, K. of N E Cur. I III ,‘,-AT B O l I k I. F A K E S 02 a ,i ,| e j SEVIINUI.E I O l N IA HIM U K II . ........„.,Lv. 10,05 am ■ 6.00 pm Ar. Clearwater of N. W. of N. VV. 20 26 19 '•'•IKg u : lfrl ; Wfl. » n,,J of 6.15 pm At*. St. Petersburg . .Lv. y.UOcni | ( H. i • f uf H ull H 210 ft. W. 31 f t. N 30 26 19 P n k n ..w n ___ .. — 17.10 2 lo f t. E. 31 f t . ) W ' 5.1 „ f 117 ft E 12.90 193.23 ft. K. and VV. hv Tii-I.i'ts urn! Infurinutiun front O. VV. Cook ........ I*/’<fi( .;'r **7 t'n7. ft. of 707 3 ft N nnd H. In N I" C a m p b e ll H o s s o n K , Cor. of W . 'i of H . 1 2 3.6a I ... JStfB. ~ .1. K Lalng M.iiirim Cuplt-y, T., A, A. C• I*. Statin 1*1 F I' i’1' W 393 ft. of 1.5-11 >, nf N. VV. I* o f N. B ]„ t). tireeti 20.10 I 1 i tl fl „f 19 36 30 K a t h e r i n e K. F r e n c h S.IOl K u f —----------- ------- - i $2,500 91,950 cash, balance over 1 or 5 years. ! MrHIV A TICK Ell AIIIIITIUN TU HVNI'UIIII AS ltlMUIMIF.il IN It 1M'OHIIs. I’UT I.... .. I, F. 21. si:KiiNm.i: e.tntit iiTV 27.90 I.effler Est. J* •> 27.!••* p. ii. L.frier Est. 9 Leffl.r Est. 102 90 r , p. n P " « and 7 ft )' lint W i.! on Marv MUehell k A 9 In N. I 'I■1- itt* 27.90 Harah !t. White H "f E. j o f I.oI a 9 .ltd VV. (1 AIdrbit:.' . . 1" 20 to 11 too it E o f s. vv! Li'or uf 13 .L-rrv Jaeksim and •®N n; ft 1:. ;,u ft s. tiv»;<» II* ft, VV .‘*9 ft, i,f Hug,., Tamo Kimk 2 to 33.30 1- T. Itoxler , 21 It. of J. E. Lai Mg .... . | S*l!t 4 IB KBCIJ.OVVIt.i.y; IS It I'M'IIIIIIEII IN FLAT lllltlK FVI.E 12(1 imns uf seviinui.e. cm v n . , . ‘V Only a few feet off paved road. Ten acres cleared, and the luKhest land in this section. Ten acres of adjoining land sold for $1,200 recently. This is way below present value and will be quickly fold I S an ford B u ild in g and L oan | A sso cia tio n i m Unlance payaiile monthly. 40 ACRES ON LAKE sto ry J. E. I . a l n g i i i i u i u n t . u t \ i *i . a t m io t w 2 i *a c i : rr. A O I .K 4*04 V H I I 1-4'O il 1*^. h H I'J H iin fn n l l-umh«*r **«*, 2 10 13 I t r r t h u V m iiu ; £ Less than onn year old, fncinir oast on Palmetto Avenue and only G blocks from First Street on lot 50 x l 17. FIRST NATIONAL BANK fiw ro n n . e $1200 cash with the balance in monthly payments. A11 S. of it. It. (I..«* It. ,tV.) . . . . _ 91 I T iU ti o w n )3.6Q 7.90 (in 90 3 A iiilrnw J*lalioiir> 12 'o i t i i l a i t v r t v i i k c o i i i i e i i i n p i , v r h o o k Ii 1'. VV. M .iliuney E s t . 12 1 l.7o s i m u v . o r i, s oI 'iV ii .nc su vi mllE< i m n s o f s i ; i i i \ i »i . i ; m i v i i . *» Sar.ili M e B u r y 54.9(1 13 N o r t h ' i of l A , A. *1. t l i u d ' l l *.ttl .1 !k E, l i a r r e t t 17.10 13 . .. 12 A Turner luvls . 9.9U *] I!. L, UntilriHi.il tl 1 l 7 o . 11 and t] It. I. lti.bltis.iii 13 13 So 1 II. I.. IIEFOtt It I'.ST** MllllTHiN TO sot TII • VM nllli vs ll I Molt 111 :li V I X a b t U t i r i l Itm s 7 II. VV, 3 . .Inis.in 13 33.30 IN l‘ l.VI lioiil, | I* Vt.K III sCVIINOl.i: I III N i l ttIMOItllS. 1 34i.i*« Win. A P a r k e r 11 t C F l o n - n c c Pull I II 7.2u c v i - t r v t . 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I .l n i ls e y !».*♦> i: 7 3.(io; * i *,;i ntfiIj I ItD*-ntin ll I V Hr f h l H U J U. u i m l w i y i: a on ; -> 14inr r«f I' " 1 * * rii M u i i* i i ct i t» t - 1**I r *I M1111 rifinl \ Yu VIk * n J . II. *: Flora 1Kuril**i! 2.70 | NVI I | -Sanfonl Hiiik nu»I Tni*vi I* D . ti.rtii 9 H *; ,1. H, Ht**vi*nn j *‘a*h S n n l iiulv ( *«iii ut v I t im k ‘♦.‘Ml H .1, H HleVelin IU <; 2 7'M .Lillie* M.-iitirr i n i • •* AcriMlUt h l:»ti'ivu hlf !» J7 un W illi.im J o n e s u .Lillieo M.Hi Iff 2.70 ■JJ.SJl IS Tnt:il t’urrvnt Anh»'Ih J-! in ily IIIckH 27.'»«* C !* n 2.70 V V It Itovkln 1 •» IN ‘M l !* i• (ie t i e v a S Tll.illDM Vhar**tIII*■lit f !» .1 L. M m ! " . '. S III E. .1. Mild IPS HI Itlllt, III' s. vv. ? 4 i; HE HIM. till TF. 111 s. E. 27 N I mi oo ISMI! I *11 lt*UT I 1* «IL111* !».?!** It. an F„ Vs It ECOIt IIIMI IN PI.AT hook t* .J k l . l n d s e v 3 5 i: NF (Kit is sitlllNm.E 4IU :itm* m* IIgit1,1.1in 'lit* Htn*'k to c 30 t i l l b u r l Hlnkefl I1 i 9 o tv iiimnuns. J V lie im vii S TlmmiiH ■» IS 111 in A b u c . 5 if t «>r i K . Appleby 3 lib v 27s.ir.il na fit IIIVi iIlllitltH Hen H r a d l .- y 15.30 In A ft. h ti 2 I Ml. V Tilt j 2 l\. Apnlshv i 'I% «->«! % HvtB*i*»l i; S 10 Alunxii I t r o w t i 5 11 121 117 I*'itrnlturo ami KUturi •* ft 9 9.10 V H enry H a r r i s E st. 12 n VI:I.I.INl.ton's AlllllllliN III sVNI-tlltll VS IIIMIIIIIIF.il IN F I . A T ••* •j .1. II. H.-ek 12 ii I i , 7 lllltlK I FVliF. 119 HIMOtlllS UF SEVIINUI.F, till VTV. IUl,3»7 I ' TtiTAI* A H SIIT H Ik e M urray ----- 13 H HU D. N. t o f l . of 13 3#*; ’> 9 . . VV. A. l . t l f l i l 17 1" ♦* N A. O S n t l il i M • I I Villi.I I'lEs 72.90 A l». Hnittli 7 VNC1III tl llllll.HTS IIIIIITIUN I'll sVNIf u h it v s h i m 11 f u t f l u v. ♦ X R rS^f ................. ......... 9«-f *» »'* 'f |*f If V »1 U M n iim iui.i: m i v n itiM'Olliis. ' T t un FI. VT IIUUIV 2 FVI.Cs 112 VNII (IM s |:i||\u | arri-Ml l.l o f .I N lI r s i 0. irilIM.CIM.I.OVV'S st| || Ml V. AS III M(III IIIMl IN l'l VI' lllltlK I. w, aoo. oa C. S llllltx 11. 1u Soles F nyabb' t Fugi- M2, SEMCNMl.i: t ill VTA IIF.COIIIIS IIt.ii.ulmld' i' <;.97Ml7 I Ole o n S u b s e r l l M T S ' la, r. IS It. uf bit 17 b l o c k A. HU bnerlberV Ile||iim| tm 91.299 7 t IS. M. Carroll trim I pi .si t s i in I’III*.'.||« it 'lo.'l. raj til lv I t b ic k A. a m i C Si’ll 1111X ,V Ik 19.3U t IS ft. of lo t 19 A 11. F. l.oKMlng I I olluliolil.T' 109.317 1 Total Current l.ln till 1 1 !< -'t C Helllilt* >1 . t*. VMIII l \ ' t A l * l l i r i t * \ T O I O W A Ol S W I ' O I I I I AS It K i l l It I ll! I* I a|.K"l■ limp huitli r t s;,,.;oO no l \ 1*1*AT II4MIK I. |u»j*.•* u s. N E U I M H . i : K O I A IA OKI OH M S. :*1<-.-It (hit 'totelliii: C. Sclilllt* *1. . 17:• 12 f# II y M.iuih* A. A ii 'I p i h d i i 42.30 C ridlvbt.il I 'ro fltu K too ft. S. rt VV. 100 ft. t u H e g . ■ 0 and 7 2 4 3 * 4 r. « *1 •.M t: of 1(1 7 9 10 7 1 | 1! ft "f 7 n n d TO. Ifi ft. ' Located on corner lot, with enough room left for another house. Can he u.-ed as a home or as apart­ ment house. Owner can live iu one apartment and get an income from rest of the house. a fte rw a rd s. tail llluck Tier 9k. 40 ¥ W h e th e r o r not the fiitli is a biir o n e depetuLs l a r g e l y o n t h e to. Ill tA.'.KI Rhone lo l iiiittm a a iiD B iiB ia ix iB s n H lliiH 'ia B iiiiu iiu ia i t'i® , 'Jr,” -------- Feuchgott, w h o le i l i r l s t i a n n a m e is u n k n o w n . L e o p o l d e n r c h g o t t . his wife. ---------- F t t r c l i - e a cI th Isofh eyroeub, y boer daemr et d a tphpaeta ry obtie faonr de 91,*» C h r i s t ia n n a m e is tin- o u r C i r c u i t C o u r t . 109'iu gk on tot w. twt j h^ oj s\ e\ III) K ing, Ids w if e , H o u s e a t S a n f o r d , F al ot r i dt hae, o nC o tuhr et e. . 19.70 I. n u 'i wh".-r ihrUtlan n.tm, Is u n k n o w n , j p . i )t. |.;. A d a m s t s t d a y i d J u n e A. 1», ISIS, n o d ■ en and th e re m ak e a n s w e r to the < a « T r u s t . . . f „ r I W o f f o r d T u c k e r tbhill p la in t e x h ib ite d a g a in s t . u n i t l-.mil> A ugiuitu T u c k e r , a n d y o u oInf Icboi m s cause. eiii ii m m e v e r y hi t o e a b o v e n a t m d It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s . d e f e n d a n t s , if liv in g , n n d If a n y . 17.10 c i t h e r o r a ll ol -a id d e l r n d a n l s la- o r d e r o f p u b l i c a t i o n lie p u b l i s h e d In ' th e H anford H erald, a n e w sp a p e r 1 Jejiil. I n n i l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n l e r lit S a n f o r d , S e m in o le (6.20 t s t s u n d e r each a n d e v e r y of t h e p u b l i s h e d (5.90 l o l l n w i t i g dci i-asell d e f e n d a n t s , t o - C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n c e a w e e k fo r e i g h t C o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . 39.30 i v l t : J o s e p h F l u - g a n , Ills w i f e , l i e 72.'m lie c c a F l n e g n t i , S a m u el t'h a p m n ii, W I T N E S S my ;■ m il a n d t h e s e a l 11.70 m s w i f e , --------- I ’h a i i m a n . w ijnse o f t h e C irc u it C o m ' of t h e S e v e n th T.9.30 •'hristlan name Is unknown, (li'orge J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e S t a t e of VI. Wylly his n If.*, Alxlna l*. Wyl- F l o r i d a . In a n d fey yt. i l n o l o C o u n ­ 11.70 ty . o n t h i s t h e ; 7 i h d a y o f M a r c h Samuel Tlirker. Trustee. J. Wof­ S 1.9(1 ford Tucker, Attorney In fact for A. I>. 192.1, Samtn I Tucker. Trustim‘, ,Mn*. A* I. ( S e a l ) V. E . t H W m . A H N . (2.6't N»*av#*, tji*r httulm nd. • • >• ■■ C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f i <• h 1.90 , whose Christian num« Is unknown. t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of | <• 15.3(1 , S a m u e l T. AlcCravey, Ills w i f e . — t h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a . Ill illnl <• 17 fi.i ---- AlcCruvcy. f o r Heiiiltiiila C o u n t y . I <* whose Christian 11,70 : n a m e Is u n k n o w n . J a m e s H o w a r d in a m weeks . i>. c. :*:• 11.7" ! T u c k e r , h i s w if e ---------T u c k e r , OEO, A. HeCtrTTKH. i <• 15.30 . whose Christian mime Is unknown, S o l b ’lto t s a n d o f c o u n s e l f o r t '.i m - I f ’ 7 f. r.u . ' 7* “g. SIo e a i d .Ni-nvc, p in t t i a n t s . v Ills w i f e 153.9(1 A u g u s t a I s u h c l l a N e n v e , J . H o w a r d Alar. 21. A p r . t . I t . PI a m i d 73. i T i n k e r . T r u s t e e , A u g u s t a I s a b e l l a May 2. 9, 1C. a n d 23. Chapman. H um us) Chupm an, as 7 f . 7 ii We Offer Today (Must lie Ilnlf F la t Work) l*j p i a < n n f e r d t ._ 1 A tla n tic C oast L ine 1 i The Standard Itailru.nl of **442 South *«i'u ‘ , $1,100 $150 cash and the balance $125 monthly. FRANKLIN TERRACE LOT Facing east. Orange trees, highly elevated. $U50 cash with the balance to suit purchaser 30 ACRES ON ORLANDO ROAD Fronting about 1100 feet on Orlando road, 16 acres in bearing grove, 9 room house* barn and garage on pro|*erty. $23,375 <* $ 10,000 cash, balance , - ami d yours. 10,801) ACRES 20 miles from Sanford. l*ropoeed highway will run through property, t un be bought for $00 an acre. 1-4-CASH For more information on any of the ubove, phone 713 or cal^at our office at 202 Hast First Street I \ �r-V V7^ ■■vr THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925 PAGE POUR The Sanford Herald Twenty-six___ Letters Enough _____ m " RIDING HIS HIGH HORSE As Brisbane Sees It * DAN DOBBS SAYg ACCURSED DISTRIBUTION. r« U b M fT frr i « m M i « f » » t l i i i i r a t H an fo rd , F l o r i d a E n t r r n l no S econ d Clano M a t t a r , r • -?! In order to acquire the degree of doctor of philosophy SAMUEL RUBEL. HE SAVED. most universities require th at the aspirant write a book and WHEN PLAGUES STRIKE. Oanbar 17. 1»l», at the Postofflc# have it printed. Most of these confine themselves to mathe­ DOLLARS AND SOULS. at Boaforri. Florida under Act of matic text books because these require less originality. This More* 3. 1197. I By ARTHUR BRISBANE is why you can nevcf find two schools which use the snme ] ( C o p y r i g h t 1915) __ Editor geometry books, perhaps the s a m e history books but never M t M H I l I.. I1 E A X „ ..Ila a a c rt , h o w A im n m tii . IT COSTS MORE to carry u the same methematic books. rack of potatoes from the trnin to l'b»H* IM l i t M a a a n lla A v r n n e Other would-be doctors o f philosophy p ro d u ce lengthly . l O B M U I Pui i a t i . u r n dissertations advocating reform, not necessarily moral or n store in New Y'ork City than it does to ship the rack 1,100 miles One T e a r— 17.00 SI* Month* . IJ.BO religious reform, although those subjects are worked to D elivered In C ity b y C a r r i e r , p e r by railroad, w eek. li e . W e a k l y E d it io n 13 00 death, but all too frequently reform of something as harm­ A farm er raises the calf, weans per year. less as spelling, pronunciation or the proper rearing and it, feeds it, feeds and milks the V P R r i A l , W OTICRi All n b l t u a r y training of children. grown cow, and gets tor the milk no* Ices. c a rd * o f t h a n k * , r e s o l u t i o n s A fter we had been spelling "through” t-h-r-o-u-g-h for a q uarter of the money paid by an d notice* o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e r e rh a r ite * » r e u n d o w ill h e c h a n t e d something like two thousand years, some agate writes a the person that drinks the milk. f t r a t r e n u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g rate*. book informing us that for lo, these many years, we have You can bring freight across the M E v in E i i t u b A a a o c i A T E i * r n m n ( been all wrong, and the proper spelling of "through” is Atlantic or Pacific Ocean for less T h e A m o c ln t e d F ree* I* e * c lu * - t-h-r-u. Anti then there tire programme, catalogue, although, than It costs to take it across the Ively e n t i t l e d to t h e u»e f o r r e North River in New York City. p u b l l r a t l o n o f a lt n ew * d i s p a t c h e r honour and countless others which hnve suffered iu the The curse of business is the high c re d i te d to It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d ­ • ite d In th i* p a p e r a n d nl*o t h e In- same manner. cost of distribution. Production wc ent new * p u b l i s h e d h e re i n . All r i g h t * Everyone knows the trouble Edgar Guest experienced understand, in distribution we’re as o f r e p u b l ic s ! io n o f sp e c ia l d i s p a t c h ­ e s h e re in a r e «*l*o r r s e r - e d . when, after trying for years to master the science of bring­ backward as F iji Islanders. ing up a child, he suddenly found himself confronted with SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925 SAMUEL RUBEL came from another one, only to discover that "they had switched the Russia a few years ago. He hadn’t styles on him". What had formerly been quite the thing a dollar, but did have a distinct THE HERALD’S PLATFORM to do with children, no longer was. Once when the baby idea that a dollar was worth hav­ |.—Deeper water route to Jackson- cried he was handed a bottle and promptly shut up; now­ ing; also he readied that the only way to have many dollars is to ▼ille. 2.—Construction of St. Johns-In- adays you have to put up with his sqwnking until "feeding save the first few. A little while time". The fellow who brought about this drastic reforma­ ago he was peddling coal for a dinn River canal. tion was probably ju st writing n hook in the hope of win­ living, today he is head of his own 3.—E»ten*Ion of white way. $50,000,1100 ice and coal concern. 4, —Extension of local amusementa. ning a Ph. D. Young gentlemen, it pays to save —{twinning pool, tennis courts, Now another reform comes to the fore. Our grandfath­ even a LITTLE. etc. ers as far back as we call trace our family tree found twenty5, —Augmenting of building pro­ LORD ALBERT MILNER, once gram—houses, hotels, apartm ent six letters sufficient to spell all .the words they had any Secretary of War for Britain, is use for. Mr. William Shakespeare, an Englishman who used heoaea. dead of sleeping sickness. An epi­ « — tension of street paving pro­ to dabble in plays, found that he could compound some very demic has struck Great Britain; amusing and sometimes tragic situations, using only twenty- many are prostrated. gram. 7, — Construction of boulevard six tellers. Browning, Tennyson, Thackery and even our The germ, entirely unlike the •round Luke Monroe. K alp'i Waldo Emerson loumt twenty-six letters q u ite (African sleeping sickness caused owni Kali8.—Completion of city beautifica­ finlnnt Tor t h e i r kin,I n f w o rk •'Y ll,«-' f*>'. H similar t o t h e sufficient [ICICI!l ‘ O f Ineil K i n I WC I K. S p a n is h in flu en ze g e rm . It fin d s tion prugram. a y f r o m th e nose in t o th e But now it seems that there arc some who can t get along jlH w way brain, and there is slight hope with such a skimpy, alphabet. A certain Mr. Vizetelly BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER whose name strikes a peculiarly foreign note, maintains that recovery. 'I ho death of Lord Milner will THE WAY TO FREEDOM:— for even the most mediocre purposes we need a forty-eight concentrate attention on the dis­ Ye Shall know the truth, ami ther truth shall make you free. John letter alphabet. He says, "We have earned the reputation ease and help in fighting it. for being a mimbling, jumbling, twanging, whinnying peo­ While disease stays in the slums, vili: !I2. ple, whose forty-eight fundamental sounds are represented it doesn't worry power very much When it climbs to the palace on the I HAVE ENTERED IN, i»y only twenty-six symbols." hill, the powerful pay attention. The I,ord Is calling me to come Perhaps so, Mr. Vizetelly, but President Coolidgc is urg­ .And cast my enres on Him. ing economy. Here in America there is un out­ H r wants my Heart and life just 7 now, If I would enter in. ------------------o ----------------- Pointers For The Game of Life Ob, Jesus, lake tny life and all; •Tis Thine fur ever more. The Herald has been fortunate enough to rome across I want thy love within my h e n r\ that famous list of pointers Conch Yost once put together And viet'ry o’er and o’er. , 9'| for the players on his team. He intended them to be used Though friends forsake me every in the winning of football gam es, but they are the same rules t day, that make winners in every game including that greatest And none is left to cheer, game of all, Life itself. I’ll turn to Thee, my only hope, Perhaps The Herald’s readers will see the list as some­ And know that Thou art near. thing worth posting where it may be read every day. When foes seem (strong on every would pay most of us to always remember that: hand Wimt you get out of the game depends on how To cause me pain or Rtief, mueli you put into it I’ll hear It all for Jesus' sake, You can’t win today on what you did Inst Sat­ And find in Dim rtlief. urday Though many times I've doubted Make the game a personal proposition. The Him, spirit of “Let George do it” will never win Ami caused His heart to bleed, The plays are planned for eleven men to execute In pity still He lingers near To satisfy my. need. —not ten Be aggressive. You can’t win the game on your So f-or>l, I give myself to Thee own aide of the scrimmage line And not n mite withhold. The field is a place to play the game—not to I'll hear tny cross more cheerfully As did the saints of old. view it. The grand-stands were built for specta­ tors. And though the world still travels If the game i« going against you, keep your Ull, head up, set your jaw, and dig in. This is what In darkness and in sin, I’ll do what Jesus bids me do, tests the stu ff you are made of For I huve entered in. Use your head. Someone lias said that 75 per —Edith Headley. cent of football is above the neck 'O ' Never lose confidence in yourself American's most picturesque m il­ Never lose your self-control itary figure faded from view with the passing of General Nelson A\ Learn to face opposition without flinching Miles yesterday. Not how little you can give but how much should -------- o--------be your motto Ask a woman who's hnss In the You have two good arms and bands— use them house and she will say she is ulthough when she married him shu Use your eyes. They are your searchlights. promised to oltey. Turn them on the enemy -------- o--------Know the rules of the game Any fool can stand hy you when Study your opponent— his tactics, his points of you ure right hut U Makes a ret ft friend to show you your mistakes* strength, and his points of weakness when you are wrong. Keep everlastingly on the job -------- o--------Be alert. Never let an opponent get the jump We are informed thut a new ten­ on you nis court has been completed on the Ninth Street Park, and yet not Always treat your opponent with respect one can play on it until a net is Play fair—make no foul tackles procured and backstops erected. Bo the first to line up -------- o--------Never stop fighting. I'lunt City, a land of real reality, nestled in the heart of Florida, the jewel-pendent of the sisterhood of American commonwealths. I'lunt City Courier. T hat’s figuratively speaking, isn't it? -------- o--------"Riding Horses Wanted; must he very iiuiet to curry nervous lady^ height l.'l ft two inches."—Ail in i.ondnn Exchange. Concerning which the Macon Tetegiuph remarks; ’’Some gal.” The Turn pa Times reproves San ford rather Severely for Ihe alleg­ ed whipping of Benjamin Way. Then the next day is compelled to print on its front page the story of u sintilur whipping administered in their own county. Hurd luck I Editor, hard luck. ------- -o-------At four fifteen o'clock this a f­ ternoon fifteen or twenty of the finest three year-olds in America will begin a mtyc and u quarter rare for a fifty thousand dollar parse in the historic Kentucky Der­ by. Around a hundred thousand person* will be at the ruce true!) It Coolidgc, president, hum,. 1 girl. She was only 2 yCari *I asks divorce because sh,. , dishes. May be why ht. . man. *• London’s House of l f,ri|t . ntall louit speakers. W s ^ ih *them. I The Florida — — ****** Legislature ^Kimaiure « i sidcred making itt illegal t<,t*£H tended from a monkey. m—1 3n-l New order say.- Annapolis n t 1 nates must learn to fly \v. that is higher education. *“r I A new spot har, been f ,un,i . , the sun. Perhaps it j* the fiL y l peace settling down at last 1 Chicago University student* b J mustache-growing contest' i-l should atop necking parties. 1 Astors sold their Fifth Avm, home. Got throe millim. Itm T l i‘d as our grass needs rutin*. Iowa City prohibits Lathing . . 1 on the streets. Doesn’t nw gl They are too warm for summer. The news from London i *,^.1 He today They sent a c ro „ ,^ l puzzle by wireless photography. Jack Dempsey, former pujiliJ has sailed for Europe. ThemM talk of a match with llindtnburj Coolidgc. president. is for Km| omy. But the electric hone J rides cost more than a real American in Germany paid Up I 000 for a painting, remindfe* aJ we hnve some films to be devgvJ ed * break of rabies in one place ami the usual spasmodic shooting ami niuzxling of dogs, which moans no­ thing. Britain has stamped out rubies completely. Gt vuitous cities liu-re are dis­ turbing outbreaks of smallpox. They will do good hy curing the foolish theory that vaccination isi not necessary. A real doctor, member of a health hoard, was the only man vaccinated on the hoard. Th ■ oth era thought vaccination foolish. But when In- said, ‘‘Let us h a v e ' a our next meeting in the pest house; * there m e three smallpox patient!.; B there, nohodv seconded the mo* liuit. ----------------- o ----------------- THE INFLUX INTO Florida can lie described but by one word—marvelous. It is on a grander scale than the rush of California in the days when gold was discovered. It has more of the dash about it that characterized the stampede to Alaska, the Northwest or Criple Creek. Because of the* type of pc 11>le who are coming and the inodes of locomotion, the rush out strips the mad scramble to get to oil fields around Burkhurnett. For the rush to Florida is the rush do luxe.— Kov. John T. Meyers iu the Christian Advocate. Speaking of carrier pigeons—a l­ cers wailed for the sound of the though no one has dune so lately firing. When after some minu­ —reminds mu of a yarn that may1 tes the distant rattle of the rifle or may not l«> true—it sounds ul- fire came to their cum they began hiost too good to he tru e—tlrnl was calculating how long reasonably it related at the front in 11*t M. The might lie before word reached them version most frequently told hud hy one or another medium of com j t that a half company of a regi-1 municution touching on the results meat in the Kuinbow division, on of the foray. But the ground tele­ going forward early one morning phone remained mute, and no run­ iu a heavy fog for a raid nctoss ner returned through the fog with No Man's Land, curried along with tidings. The suspense increased us -----------9--------- A rather interesting cartoon ap­ the rest of the customary equip­ time pnsed. Suddenly u pigeon sprpl into pears in a New York newspaper. ment a homing pigeon. The pig­ It shows two yeggs in n dive, amid eon in its wicker cage swung on view, flying close In the earth. tbrir guns, black jacks niul safe the arm of a private, who llkuwiisc With eager eyes following it in its cracking implements, reading a was hardened with his riflt, his course the winged mv-engur circled newspaper. One of them remarks, extra rounds of ammunition, his until It located its portable cote “ Dcsc noose poipers prints too trenching tool, his pair of wire cut­ just behind the coluncl's position ntprh. I'm tellin you, almut crime.” ters, hi steel helmet, hi* gas mask and Guttering down 11 entered its The other one agrees, “Dut’a ju » t,hi" emergfticy ration and quite a familiar shelter wet i sex'” | number of other mure or less cumAn athletic niemhir of the staff _____ 0 I befsoma items. I hustled up the luddir In hutf a The editor of the Gazette does K w,a* ju 11 surprise attack minute he was tumbling down net believe that Benjamin T. Way l”'l>md a cloak of the fog, so there again, clutching m urn hand the wdi kidnapped kitJiupiKH) ami Urutvn by l*y San* f|,) artillery preparation be- little scroll of paper that he hud and beaten foulI people. as reporter repotted, he I forehand nor barrage fire as the found fasten'd about tint pigeon’s |ample. If, a* — on ] squads climbed over the top ami leg. With fingers Umi Iron dried w riting IfMer? r"/!*'"4ln>: advanced into th;- mutt-hidden be­ In anxiety the Colonel unrolled the the quality of tim celery raixou post of ob- in n er and read aloud what was •il section, ho might have yond. y,m,i. Behind, Behind, in in the post the Sanford of i. even politely urged, to J scrvalion and J n *»je post ( com- written upon it. been asked Whut ho lead, in the hurried chlout of there, but wc do j ini*nd- I . O. liml I . t . those rogiaphy of a kid privat •, was the n»t believe he was whipped,—Kis- 1w,‘r* cu led in the algebraic tennitr siihm«4'Gazette. '* " ' ’ ‘ In<.|ogy of tho wnr—th.. colonel amt following succinct ststemrntt ” f>n ah| aides and his intelligence offi- tirwl of carrying this d—n blxd.' A CONSERVATIVE in the I'roJ tentunt Episcopal Church congruU ulates Bishop Manning of New York "on his stand against thej domination of the church by liberal doctrines.” and all the Protestant Episcopalians congratulate him on liis efforts lo raise $16,000,001) lo huihl a new cathedral. He de­ serves congratulations. A fter the $16,000,000 are secur­ ed, there will come, presumably, an effort to save 15,000,000 ;.uuln. Thut sounds and is old-fashioned, but it is part of the plan. The New WORKING DAY AN!) NIGHT Willys-Knight People who work with hand and brain need a n t—but money to your credit al lids hank works for you da) and n;g*it wNItoul interruption, and II is absolutely safe and at your command. Why not open an urcouut with u* now ? Six I Per Cent Intercut I'aiil on Savings Accounts Avondale Stales, Gn. M May, 1925 F & M Motor Co, un. {jfiminolfi (J[oun(ijTj)nnk I want to say t lit* Knight is fim?! Made 17 miles per gallon If what I ran say will help you, i don’t think there is a butter ear on tin: road. Sanford,F la. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS J . \V. F O U L L Y , (Sanford, Fla.) VS*tBjm *!HBBHS2SH3SSS2E5S2B222aSBB2SSSSS23S23Sim ,l ■ F. & E Motor Co. i j Two Special Bargains THE UNITED STATES govern ment investigates what happened to wheat, when the price suddenly Park and Commercial dropped from Jf'J to $1. 10, making miliions iu profits for “shorts," They are gentlemen thut never dug in the ground, ran n harvester or a tractor, hut that know enough to rig the market. 1' * ** * ^ .. ... .. . . ^ ■ ^ . , The government may investigate, . . • V . . . . . . V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . hut it won't do much to protect I *> farmers from cutthroat manipula­ tion until it imitates the French Government. That nation passed a law to punish with imprisonment with hard labor for life certain kinds of grain gambling. For Quick Sale Only , . , , + , . •J’’I**1**)•VV’*7 ******** Contemporary Comments A plan to widen the sixteen foot road now under construction I through county contracts front * ? Tnmpu hay to Disston avenue on + Lnkovlew avenue to a forty-foot city street was approved hy the city commission last night after ? ? being worked out hy a commission committee, the director of public j + works and representatives of the 1|X South Side Improvement Associu- y ? tion.—St. Petersburg Independent. I*rice $3,000—Terms +•1 2 lots on Oak Avenue—one a corner lot. $2,300—Terms CHEER UP, ye very rich, and also yc harassed business men, and make a glad sound. Mr. Racha inch. Congressman from New Jcr soy, h.K a plan to cut $400,000,IH)0 from the national tax hill and slash the maximum surtax rate down to 20 per cent. The best part, from the ordinary man's point of view, is the plan to out away entirely foolish excise taxes on automobiles, jewelry, etc. IT IS POSSIBLE to he a crim­ riminal and not he a Complete fool,! i + roll v *** Harry Valkcs, of Pittsburgh, makes and sells bootleg whiskey. He tills the judge: "It is ull rigid to sell, but to drink myself, nothing doing. (Inly fools drink now; wise ones sell.” lota on Orange Avenue— sizes 50x115. Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. First St. Don’t Fat All the Die! For Quick Sale Everybody can cat his pic boro—and save a part of it. Otherwise you may 40 acres Celery Land (Hammock) good road on both sides of property, adjacent to loading* station. f?et a full meal today—and face nec­ essity in future years. Everybody should save a part income—do it methodically. o You may do that by bringing dollar 11 Tho county hoard of horn! tru > toes are negotiating with the own­ ers of gravel pits near Putnam Bail for a sufficient quantity of the gravel to place on the lateral roads of the county. This material hus been used in other counties in imp ioving roads, ami lasts indefinite­ ly. making a hard smooth serface. It is understood th at one of the first roads to he improved in this manner, if the trustees are success­ ful in «ecn*-it»i» the mntertai, will Ik* the Broker ropd. The latci.il roads of the county ure in splendid shape in most cases, though some p ails ate getting sandy on account o | the pMMftt (jrj.peripdv-Sqirku Telegraph. Sanford. Hi. Price $175.00 f his it per Acre. T e rm s. Seminole Business Exchange 221 \ \ . Firs! SI.— Opposite Post Office ^ — qhimii u Sanford Multigraphing Com pan) \Ye arc now established in our new location dl-l First National Bank Building We C a n u r l l r y i»ur •sfilm i c l l r r * n t l il r r * * ) u u r r n Y f l i » ^ w t'lnlar >i.nr , ,r - I n * + a n t* | u «t r v n t «t «i*«* *** J*11 ’Rhone 615 er Call to Set* Us O u r IS (i • i ti i* %it M i g a m SERVICE PLUS I*. C. Behoitl, Manager. ■ ■ n - - . __________ ___ ________________________________________ �THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925 MISS KATIIRYN WILKEY, Society Editor telephone i TELEPHONE:—Res. 428-J At The Churches mr will be held at 10 o’clock. if Reeling Club will meet a t 10 o’clock, f Library ....... Auxiliary V Anun' the I-egion Legion Home at # « t at *'eIock Mr* L. P. Chittenden j c. Benson will be hos| Mrs. I*** „ T. Smith will entertain [■ Week Bridge Club a t f on Magnolia Avenue. Story H . Library at Monday ties of the Presbyterian will meet in the follow- HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Fifth Sunday after Easter. Sunday School 9:15 A. M. Celebratuin of Holy Communion with sermon at 11 o'clock, Rev. us. G. Glass in charge. One of the lovliest parties of the season was the bridge party given by Mrs. Richard Brown Friday af­ _____ a t her home on Highland ternoon stre e t us a pre-nuptial courtesy to " ’---1 Mrs. Snrita Lake, whose marriage to Munroe B. Hutton will be an event of June, also honoring’ Miss Dorothy Makerson of Kissim mee, who is the house guest of Mrs. Brown. The rooms were exquisitely decoratud with an abundance of pink radiance roses and lavendnr lark­ spur. In the dining room arch the punch table was placed, it was beautifully decorated with roses and larkspur over a cover of pink. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SundayServices: Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Morning worship and sermon: 11:00 a.m., evening service and sermon, 8:00 p.m. A hearty welcome awaits all. Strangers are cordially invited to make this their church home. Thomas .1. Armstrong, Pastor. S'umber Two—Mrs. L. I. chairman, will meet a t with Mrs. H. R. StevPark Avenue, dumber Three—Mrs. Fred chairman, will meet nt h at 4 o’clock. Number Pour — Mrs. oward. chairman, will ::Wo'clock at the church, uck" supper will be serchairman. will meet at Number Five—Mrs. II. with Mrs. E. D. Brown- Tuesday ’urif Number One of tho Bres;mei Auxiliary with Mrs. R. G. nr. chairman, will meet nt 4 tack with Mrs. S. \V, Easterly MOak Avenue. K Music Department of the fcf.ri Woman’s Club will give turn! tea. “Musical Bouquet” To Book Lovers* Club Is Be Presented Tuesday Entertained Friday By The Woman’s Club By Mrs. Roy Symes The Music Department of the Woman’s Club will present a "mu­ sical banquet” on Tuesday after­ noon May 19 at 4 o’clock. The club auditorium will represent a flower garden. All flower friends will be present, both the old-fashioned from grand-mother’s garden and the most fashionable of modern times, the wild blossoms and the most aristocratic, all blooming to gether in sweet harmony and a riot of color. This enjoyable event will be the last of the series of charming mu!■W! teas given by the Music De­ partm ent this season. The Cecllian Music Club memiters will be guests of honor upon this occasion. Other guests will lie admitted for the customary fee. A short business meeting at 11:30 o'clock will precede the program. Mrs. Geo. W. Knight Entertains At Bridge Wednesday. (W rill be a meeting of tho Mrs. George \V. Knight enUrrI6rt Department of the San- tuinrd Friday afternoon a t her Hf.ean’» Club at 3 o’clock. homo on Magnolia Avenue with the fourth of a series of delightful ...... Thursday. - • * ■- » « ■ bridge pufijeii-'llij'Ji --die JiJs. been fn. 1. M. C,allow1ay’ vVill'ehfef- giving this season. t tit Duplicate Luncheon Club The color scheme of pink and 11o'clock. white was artistically carried out In. fhri.dopher S . Williams, in the decorations in which radi­ r. Edward Louis Markell and ance roses were used in abundance. s. William Moore Scott will on The high score was made by Mrs. hia with a tea at “Edgwntur E. F. Ilousholder, who was pre­ sented a pair of Italian cut work towels. For consolation Mrs. E. Friday. M. Gailowny was awarded a hand In. T. Lucian Dumas, Mrs. G. made handkerchief. brick Smith, Mrs. Milton HarDelightful refreshments of two Ma!>ry and Mrs. Raymond courses were served a t the conclu­ ■if Philip-. wij| entertain with sion of the game, the ice course riitc party at the Woman’s being in the colors of pink; and >tt 3 u'cluck. white. Those present were: Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Ed­ ward Higgins, Mrs. Ralph Wight* Mrs. Dean Turner, .Mrs. Floyd Cal­ mer, Mrs. E. F. Ilousholder, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. Carl Yeiscr, of Shrieveport, l.a., Mrs. E. M. Gal­ loway, .Mrs. F. E. IleumiHat, Mrs. F. G. Gonzales, Mrs. Frank Sillier, Mrs. Lula Clay, of Jacksonville, Mrs. W. C. Hill and Mrs. II. B. I*, t'onellv and Sons, Hep pwlini: Adairs, of Atanla. Will Handle Life In France Funds Here l**t Hanford has 1 again been financial In? L carried in the announce ®*'!c today by the Adair O *cd Tni*: Company th at the j^politan I .if,. Insurance ComL*uh it utmost unlimited ret !’- Li de( ided to enter Sun! , r thi- tinmieing of homes. , ' i ted, \i ill greatly'. Onto new budding in this city R the possibilities of this jan now -(-cure financial usin their home-building rim with an interest rate us ** wven per cent. , A'knr Realty and Trust J r ’L ,Jf Atlanta, which COH11 the loan business of rttnlijitan in the states of Georgia and just anappointment of A. B. ibr -m * 1,1 represent | t rath 'v "l^u‘r Florida points Adair organiution make ‘l . ‘he Metropolitan enb r * O r l a n d o , Lakeland, LpA Petersburg and West nf [|u. Metropolitan and | r rumpany recently visited - “nil made a thorough in­ i ’ , ‘he section and invest!* in! , thl P.ossigbiHtle# of this h f which lead to the an'u«du today. They ex»m.elves as especially *l'h tile fertility of the section, the nttfll*‘ ‘;!'UrI,ri« "1 the peopb, nail. '‘r‘l business secured » 3 ,,!1 account .of the nctivback country. ,,‘I at ‘his time, the finan* ‘!not‘ "f the Metropolitan Lag V ’‘'ripulate business, i h.ii ?.lf,an'* home ownership. Plan i V*' ,Thi' Metropolitan to . 1 f'*r u period of H h W '. f tv,n* *hu W ro w e r m “ Paying any time *>*11 t, l,lk y ar with no bonus. ‘ "uet.on of (}r idel pal is “'ujually, which will fifw’n an‘"r‘,*e the loan over |JJ|*rn-year period. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning worship and sermon 11 a.m. Subject. "Where Do You Live?" Young people’s Unions 7 o’clock. Evening worship and sermon 8 8 o’clock. The members of the city post of­ fice force will be honor guests at the evening service. Bible study and prayer meeting Wednesday reviling 8 o’clock. The First Baptist Church h eart­ ily invites visitors and citizens' to these services. Evening aubjject: "Some Les­ sons Which Mail Service For Tosons Which Mail Service Has Taught Me." At her Itcautiful home in Win­ ter i’ark. Mrs. Roy Frank Symes, entertained the Book Lovers Club Friday, with a luncheon at one o’­ clock. Tho sumptuous luncheon of five courses was served a t a Itcmitifully appointed table, which was centered wjth a large silver basket filled with African daisies and Following luncchon the afternoon was delighttally spent in motorin" through the beautiful spots uI-out Winter Bark and Orlando. It added to the delightful day’* pleasure that every member of the club was present. They are: Mrs. Symes. Mrs. U. J. Holly, Mrs. Alice E. Hill, Mrs. Henry Mclaiulin, Mrs. Harry Ward, Miss Annie Hawkins, Mrs, Mattie Bare, Mrs. I.. B. Hagan, Mrs. Stella B. A r­ rington. Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. E. B. Morse and Mrs. J, ('. Bon­ net. P e r s o n a ls X'harles of Oviedo, was a bus­ iness visitor in Sanford. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Biuuuel will motor to Miami for the week end. s. Holly Hostess To Entre Nous Club Mr. and Mrs. Elnmn Warner of St. l’etersburg spent Friday with friends in Sanford. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sundny Services ns follows: Sunday School, F. 11. Adams, Superintendent, 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship. Subject of Sermon by the pastor, "God lovcth a cheerful giver." 11:00 a.m. Senior, Intermediate and Junior Leagues, 7 p.m. Breaching by the Bnstor, 8 p.m. Come and worship here. ALL SOULS CHURCH Fifth Sunday after Easter. Mass at 8 a.m. Sunday School at 9 a.m. May Devotions at 7:45 p.m. Sodality- meeting after the ev­ ening devotion?. Confessions this evening 5 to 15 and 7 to 8 RIO o’clock. Thursday the Feast of the Lea­ ven. Mass nt 7 o’clock. Confes­ sions on the eve of the Feast at the usual rours. Fitat Holy oCmmunion Class, .Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3:30 o’clock. Hoy Scouts—Troop I meeting on Monday evening at 7:39 o'clock. (Tuistinn Science services are held every Sunday morning at It o’clock in the Woman's Chili, Oak Avenue between Third and Fourth i* Streets. Sundav school at 10:00] B o’clock. Subject for tomorrow, a "Mortals and Immortals." Wednesday evening services, ■ which include testimonials of heal a ing. are held a t 8:00 o’clock in the * Reading Room. This Society maintains a free * reading loom where the Bibb* and * all authuiizcd ChvL-liun Science' a literature may Is; rend, borrowed ■ or purchased, open Wednesdays J and Saturdays from 2 to 5 p.m., * room 517 First National Bank ■ A s Sanford representative of the Adair Realty & Trust Company, who are handling the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company funds in Florida, A. P. Connelly &Sons have available millions of dollars for the specific purpose of financing those who desire to build or to buy homes of their own. Furthermore it offers the money upon a basis that places such homeowning opportunity very definitely within your reach. You can obtain long-term easy pay­ ment loans ranging from $2,000.00 to $8,000.00 on dwellings. Within these limits you may borrow up to fifty per cent of the appraised va­ lue of the land and existing build­ ing which you intend to erect. You can have fifteen years’ time in which to repay the loan, paying at the rate of three per cent every six months, thus paying o ff both prin­ cipal and interest upon practically a rent basis. And in a few years you will have a title to your home. Airs. I.. T. Hunt and Aliss Bar­ bara Hunt, of Longwood spent Friday with friends in Sanford. Mrs. Jack Adams and son Robert will leave Saturday for Illinois, where they will spend the summer. Real Estate—Loans—and—Insurance O ffices 101-108 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA pw m m p n l ' Special ! Vnd plain white, new mid-summer styles from Co-ed” Dress makers. Every style different. Sizes Hi to 40 $10.00 and $12.50 ITUS WEEK Seminole Creamery BRIDE OF FRANK H. SCRUGGS return in the fall to Hanford and will make their home here. The bride is the youngest .laugh­ ter of Mr. and Airs. II. H. ('hup* pell and has grown to womanhood |n Sanford. She is a Southern girl of the truest type, beautiful and charming, revealing a singularly Opened on Sunday from 9:00 A. Mto 1:00 B. Al. attractive personality and her many friends will repok-c that her *1*v ■!'v ■*'v •!**fr^,X 'v v +<*♦■**<**•%**1*<*’!”i many friends will rejoice that her at Orlnmlo. Florida The marriage took place in presence "f the immediate fai ies at the home of Mr. and * H. J. Bemberton >« Orlando 8 o’clock in t h e evening, Dr Benton of Orlando olTuiaUng The bride w»s churrbeautlful traveling ensc of taupe brocade rep wi accessories to maten. . Following th- _ cercmofiy, the for a mo* CPRplo.lvO in ‘hl r..CW :st Coast. toi trip down,-* Y will take Tho n i l wedding a and will place later in the the St. I_*iwrencc incltlde4 a trip up 1 and a tour of Canada. They will 1 im m P M f o Beautiful Colored V oiles New Silk Underwear Mrs. J. M. Clark, Mrs. Theodore Airs. 11. J. Molly delightfully en­ Aulin and Airs. B. G. Smith of Ov­ tertained the Entra Nous Bridge iedo, spent Thursday in Sanford Special in Cartons this week Club and some extra guests Fri­ with friends. day evening at her home on Burk Avenue. Mrs. Fannie Munson went S a t­ Vanilla, Banana Nut, Cherry Nut Red Gladioli and red zenias were urday to Orlando to spend the combined with fern with charming week-end the guest of Mrs. Gas­ effect for decorating the rooms of ton Edwards. The Welaka Tribe of the Camp the lower floor. Airs, II. F. Wbitner of the club i Fire Girls of Jacksonville will stage members and Mrs. Rose Dicken­ their annual invasion of Sunfurd son of the guests were awarded, Burnley. Once each year this lovely hand made handkerchiefs group charter the Clyde Line boat for making the high scores. Fol­ and make the river trip to San­ lowing the game delightful re­ ford. They will oe chaperoned by freshments uf a salad ami an ice MISS MARTHA (TIAI'I'EI.I BECOMES The A. P. Connelly &Sons will give you full and complete details and will explain to you how to own the home for which you have been so long and eagerly waiting. Ask for our booklet, “Metropolitan Loan Plan.” A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Airs. G. A, Radford returned Saturday from a visit with relat­ ives in Wuycrosu, Gu. Mrs. Mary M. King and Miss Nel! King of Oviedo wore shop­ ping in1 Sanford Saturday. These loans, running as they do for fifteen years, enable you to pay off the mortgage without inconveni­ ence and without ever being wor­ ried over the necessity of obtain­ ing extensions or renewals, if you desire you can repay the entire loan after the third year. ixrite” Silk Gowns, Teds, Bloomers Glove Silk and fine quality crepe iiti fill color combinations, pink, tl ul orchid. Price EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS Corsets and Girdles Now summer styles in Cossard and Mudurt Cor­ sets and Gidles. Fine materials, white and flesh Also rubber reducing. $3.50 to $12.50 New “Royal Society” Embroidered P ieces Stamped linen centers b u ffet sets, runners, tow­ els, vanity sets, ladies’ and children’s dresses of fine quality and fast colors. Prices Dill you find it? if so leave it a t The First National Bank and receive About May Cth I loit a 5x8 m. 1oo.ie loaf ledger. Can 1h- identi­ fied by the names of K./F, lamgi W. T. Lee mid others. \ >Chuluota 35c to $1.75 144 2 and 4 Yr. $1 Puiplc Check Lawn 145 2 and4 Yr. $1 Ro*« Strip*- Laum �J- . 1 1 IA Y Ifl, 1925 Icate In the name of D. J. Hawler. a n y l i c e n s e d t o d o business In the* of Florida nnd nutisfactory | Voles* said c e r t i f i c a t e shall he re­ totat« the City Commies! an. deemed m-coralng to Inw tax deed C opies of t h e p l a n s a n d sp e c ifieswill i s s u e t h e r e o n o n the llth d a y t l o n m a y Ii" s e e n a t t h e o f f i c e of t h e S ii the World of How They Stand fi l or J u n e A. !>.. 1923. TAMPA DEFEATED BY SAINTS 5 TO 4; KELLY ON MOUND FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Won Lost I’ct. St. Petersburg - ~ 10 7 .731 L ak elan d ________ 13 13 .500 S a n fo rd ........ ...........11 17 .393 W*l*h Is Poundde For 10 Safe- T a m p a ___. . . . . . . . 11 17 .303 Fisher and Peterson A re Un­ 2 rAND 1 VICTORY able to Hold Hatter* of League Leader*, Who Forge Ahead in the Eighth Inning tien By Lakeland. Hut NATIONAL LEAGUE | Highlander* Were Unable Won Lost Pot. | to Munch Them Right New Y’ork . . . . . . . . .. 18 0 .750 Brooklyn ~ ~ - .. 13 12 .520 t'hilndidjjma . . . . . . . . 13 13 />00 Cincinnati _ „ ........ 11 12 .478 h ire yeiterday when base running Chicago ......... .......... 11 13 .458 was coupled with three base hits Bfir.tun . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 13 .150 to score two runs in the fifth. P ittfb u rK h ____ _ JO 12 .455 The Hox Score. St. L o u is ............. .... 9 15 2175 SANFORD AB. R. H .P O .A .E . Curley, If. . . . . . . 4 0 1 1 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Prisbfe, u . .... 4 0 0 3 1 o _ lli 5 .71*2 iWslzak, 2b. > .. 3 0 0 3 7 0 Philuik iphin .. 17 8 .080 'Abell, rf..............3 u 0 3 0 0 Washington .. 10 8 .007 Bailey, lb ........... 4 0 0 12 0 0 Cleveland .. 17 11 .007 Stan ink, 3b.........4 1 2 3 1 0 Chicago .. 12 17 .411 Kinsey, cf...........3 1 0 1 0 0 St. Louis .. 8 1(1 2133 Murphy, c. . . . . 3 0 1 1 0 0 New York . 18 .280 .Walsh, p. _ .. .. 2 0 0 0 4 0 B oston......... 21 Detroit „ .. . .270 T o ta ls ......... 30 2 4 27 13 0 AB. K. H .I’O .A .K , SOUTHERN AHSOCIATION LAKELAND Won Lost Pet. 4 0 2 1 3 0 Dumas, 3b. _ 3 0 0 0 5 1 Nashville „ _ _ - ~ 17 13 .507 Buckley, ss, „ Surface, cf. > 5 0 1 2 0 0 Birminithnm .. .. „ .. 17 13 .507 McQue, 2b----- 5 0 0 2 2 0 New Orleans .. .. .. .. 10 14 .533 4 0 1 3 0 0 A tla n ta ............ .. .. 10 15 Jil0 Welch, If-----2 0 1 15 0 u M em phis......... .. 17 10 .515 Bryant, c . ------- 4 0 2 2 0 0 ChuttnnnoRH „ .. .. .. 10 10 .500 4 0 1 1 0 0 Little Rock .. „ .. .. 13 18 .119. Gross, rf. .. .. 3 0 2 1 2 0 Mobile............ .. .. .. 13 18 .119 E ry, P............ Luther, x ------ . 0 1 0 0 0 0 SOUTH ATI,; n t h : l e a g u e 1 0 t 0 0 0 Smile/, ii _ — _ _ _ _ Won Lost Pet. _ „ „ 15 7 .082 Totals .... . . 35 1 11 27 12 J Macon C h a rlo tte ................. 12 z Ran for Bryant in 7th. G reenville........ ... .. 13 zx Batted for Buckley in Oth. A u g u sta..................... 11 Scoro by innings: Sanford !........ ....... 000 020 000—2 K noxville............. „ 10 Lakeland ............... 000 000 100— Columbia ................ I) Summary: Two base hit, Braz­ A ehevillo................. 1) ier. Stolen base, Wnlzak. .Sacri­ S p a rta n b u rg ............ 8 fices, Wnl’h ,’Doyle, Ery. Left on ----------------------------buses, Sanford 5, Lakeland 12. V I P f 1I I D A D M F C 1 0 B alc on balls, off Walsh 2; Ery 3, V i l l U l L D A I U I u J l o Siruck out, by Ery 2. Hit by pitch­ e r, i Buckley by Walsh. Umpires, JPiih and Ware. Time, 1:40. i. ■• - 1____________________ m *mm* t a i __ a A — ST. PETERSBURG, May 10.— St. Petersburg rallied in the eighth and ninth innings nnd nosed out a 5 to 4 victory over Tampa in the second game of the series here yes­ terday. The Box Score. TAMPA • AB. R. II. PO. A Sliead, 21)..........5 1 3 4 l 0 0 7 1 Jessmer, lb ........2 Hunt, hs.............3 0 1 3 3 Lee, rf ................ 4 0 0 0 I C. Allen, cf........3 0 1 2 I Estrada, If.........3 3 2 3 1 Weik, 3b............ 4 0 2 0 4 IfUKffinH, c.........4 0 0 7 •» Fisher, p............ 4 0 0 0 7 Peterson, p........ 0 0 11 0 0 Totnls _ .. .. 32 4 9x20 15 xTwo out when winning scored. ST. PETE AB!. R. II. PO. A. It. Allen, ha, . .. 1 1 1 1 3 Shannon, cf. . .. 4 0 •1 1 1 Edwards, rf. . 4 0 r If 0 Mourner, 2b. . .. 3 0 1 0 fi Brown, If. .. . .. 3 1 0 •» 0 nam es, lb, „ . 3 0 0 10 II Doyle, 3b. .. . .. 1 I D *# •1 4 Ib‘H»«, c......... . 3 1 9 2 | Kelly, ji.......... . 1 1 1 0 1 Block, z ........ .. 0 0 0 0 0 jp SOVtVK OP APPLICATION POR TAX 11)9811 list 11Pit SKCTIO.X ftTS OP TUP, UP.M'.ltAI. STATITPs OP TIIK STATK OP Pl.UltlIIA. N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t L, p , H a g a n p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e r ti f i c a te No. 6, i la l o d t h e 71 h i la y o f J u n e A. I ) . 1920, l ia s fllt'il s a l tl c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e , a m i h a s u i n tl c a p p l l . c a t i o n f o r t a x d u a l t o I s s u e In n c c u rtlu n ce w ith law . Suhl ^ g -rtlflc a tiem brace* the fo llo w in g itescrlhctl p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e c o u n ­ ty. F lo rid a , t o - w i t: H ' i o f 8 B H of N K 14 o f NK14 S ec. 35, T w p . 19 H. i t . 29 H a s t . — 5 arres. T h e eitlil l a m ! b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a le of th e Issuance o f su c h c e r i l- * , CL. nr t Ti irv vilnn tr I,, k'lnn V isitor* k itn r* lop V hi right to reject any or nil bids, nr accept any hid they deem to he f«r the best Interest of the City. I t y : A. M. W H K K S , U. C. W . M .W IL IA M H . poll r o x s T t i i T T i o x op C ity M a n a g e r. , h i m m m : i ' i i .i x o He a l e d p r o p o s a l s w i l l he r e c e i v e d P u b l i s h M a y 1 2 - 1 3 - 1 1 - 1 3 - 1 6 .v 1*. |,v i h e C i t y C o m m i s s i o n o f H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , a t t h e i r o f f i c e In t h e C i t y Hall at or before* " p.m .. May ; 19".", f o r t i n ' c u o s t r u c t l o p o f l.poo e e i , - r . t e p i l i n g Irt h e Used lit t h e _ c o n s t r u c t i o n o f t h e H a s t Hide l l u l k - ' g hi >l r e t a i n i n g w a l l . iiiiih Long Time Loans un Residences and Business Property 1 E asy Repaym ent Plan Office in new Morriweather Building Phonety' 2nd Street. Enroll That Precious Child NOW for a Guaranteed College Education Tin- idling to ho delivered at a point d 'signaled liv the City In Hie v i c i n i t y i,f t h e N e w H o t e l n o w Under construction. . Mach p r o p o s a l m u s t l»« a c c o m ­ p a n ie d hv n c e r t i f i e d check for cm m a d e p a y a b l e t o t h e C i t y Auditor a m i C l e r k o f H a n f o r d . F l o r - **The successful bidder or bidders will lie required to give ii bond equal to 50 per cent of Ms or their hbl. executed by n .Surety Com- _ '’ n * ’ 1 ** -j k our childs educational endowment. It guarantees a col. lege education whether you live or die. Its absolutely the sur­ est way and so easy. Thru .* • *4l f| | 'f tA*M , "*{ * 4 Lets talk It Over. CLOSE TO NEW IIO T E L Price $1,500.00 Each. E. 1 (J 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 O ffice 1 1 2 Second St. E. F. L A N E Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Rani: Building. SI’KCIAI, RKPRP.RRNTATIVE. ■ ■ Sales Force:— Miss Rul>a Williams, Miss Helen Houge. ■ 29 5 10 27 10 4 zBatted fur Hesse in 9th. Score by itininga: Tampa ..................Oil 101 000— 1 St. Petersburg .. .. 002 010 O il—5 Summary: Two base hita, Kelly, Rr,,wn. Mewnor. Three base hit, Dome run, Estrada. Stolf*n base, Hunt, Estrada. Hnerificesp. .lessmer, Barnes, Kelly Ks trada. Double play, Hunt nnd Jeasm cr; Meaaner, Allen and Barnes; Meaaner and Barnes; C. Alien and Hugginz. I^cft an l.asc, Tampa 7; St. Petersburg :i. Base on balls, off Kelly 4; off Fisher 3. struck out hy Kelly 3; Fisher 3. Hits off Fisher 10 in 8 innings; "ft Pot*rH" 1' 0 '» 2-.T inning. Wild llitf'1*Ro„B U sherTime and 2:20. Peterson. Um|jrt% I JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INS. CO. * T77Hr nrr m ^ lM B . S i^ !** r % IV - . Phone 611 J. H. JACKSON REALTOR PUZZLE FOR REDS SENATORS POUND AND GIANTS WIN! BUSH FROM BOX,1MSecond enrnwmenInning; Make l Ivlin* In Three Hurlare Used by Cincinnati 12 TO 7 „ (H.al) V. H. DOI7(1LASS, Cfcrlc Circuit C ourt Seminole County, Florida. C l t v .M a n a g e r o r a t t h e o f f ic e of F r e d T. W i l l i a m s , e n g i n e e r , o r m ay lie o b t a i n e d a t e i t h e r o f f i c e o n d e ­ p o s i t o f 110.00 w h i c h w i l l he r e ­ t u r n e d If h id I* m o d e . T h e City Corutplslun reservrr the J. H. JACKSON r P . ID? :*J^5 -t r* Will JJrotvns U<i* Half Dozen Pitch­ NEW YORK, May 10.—Virgil er s At'uinsl Washington P < ii. In-til Cincinnati to eight Champion'- In 1 nurlh Game hit ■ >. •. ! ,y, four of which came ol Present Seri os in St.Louis in lb.- i ■ ' urnlng, and the Giants Philadelphia got the edge on the s?rie* with the Chicago Cubs yes­ terday by finishing on the long end of an 8 to 4 count. ‘ ■ .I. their thiid straight game, 7 Score hy innings; 1; .. to 2. Phillies . 401 010 20x—S—II — i ST. LOUIS, May 10.—Joe Bush Score by innings: Chicago 000 121 000— 12—3 Wax batted mit of the box again Cincinnati 200 (100 000—2—8—4 Batteries: Betts, Krgght and inti the St. Louis Browns lost the Now York .* 011 000 M!ix—7—V7—0 Binke;>Jacobs urrd Jones. fourth game of the aeries to the) n , , . . , , , , , , Benton, BieniUIcr, Washington Senators and Wlllgo; Barnes and 12 to 7. Snyder. Score by Innings: 4** -j.-;. .y.;..;. (.... W nsh’tmi 140 501 001-12—19— 1 BROOKLYN BEATS CARDINALS Bt. Louis 102 110 002— 7—15—4 May HI.—Brook­ Butteries: Knottier and Kind; lynBROOKLYN. made it two out of three yes- 11ii j*mi ii I'l ir lulilt* I *Viii(iiii( r n |ifi f u r ti Bush, Van Gilder, Dunforth, terduy fte r a long drawn out game f*‘» 8 llll>*4 tllll}. Grant, Stunffur, Falk nnd Sever due to aurgtiments and protests. Ilrnr Hit* ,»w siiiijj eld. The score was 8 to 7. by Innings: ATHLETICS DEFEAT TIGKltH St.Score Louis 002 O i l 000—7—12—3 DETROIT, May 1(1.—Philadel­ Brooklyn Dii it Itccftnl, 302 100 21lx—8—10—2 phia knocked out I.i'nmtrd in the Batteries: Dyer, Haines, Stuart, sixth inning, scored six runs and Sherdil and Gonzales; Rush, Green, taking the lead fro mthe Tigers to 3IL SIP A C I .H I T I t i r win from Detroit yesterday, 8 to 7. Hubbell and DeBerry. TilH IIAHKirr Score by innings: PHILLIES GET EDGE ,4 4 w ,j. <.<. 4.4.4.4.4. 4 Philadelphia 000 020 000—8—0—2 PHILADELPHIA. May Id. Detroit .. .. 300 100 000—7—8— 1 Batteries: Harris, Wulberg, Groves arid Cochrane nnd Perkins; Leonard, Stoner, Dauss, Wells ami H auler. »«*•*■"'»»,:sh«hL .... $15.00 Florida ft •Hit I % J3L S g iif e s w * v w n JLU 3 A RINK’S Florida’s All-Year Resort City A City of Prosperity and Happiness builders of fine vision and creative touch have made Holly wood Ily-the-Sca a city of genuine strength d virility— a city that stands in Florida splendor as an all-year resort bidding visitors enjoy its pleas­ es twelve months in the year. k SOMETHING’S NEW LUMBER YARD A complete line uf Cypres* and Fine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Moulding* Lalh Krlck \ Lime Floater While II ck IManler Hoard Nail* Screen Wire Guilders Hardware Do >ra Windows Frame* nnd Screen* Made (0 Order With its wealth of recreational assets and with the wondarous climate of Southern Florida—said to he the most wonderful in ail the world— the city represents the ideal place for a vacation or for permanent residence. HollywoiSl By-tho-Sea makes life fuller and stronger. Sports of tropical lure abound—surf bathing, sea fishing, golf, dancing and many other*—ali with modern hotel accommodations at reduced summer rates. It has closed a most successful winter season. It is starting a m agnificent summer program. * % COMING DOWN "Whatever goes up must come down," is an old saying. Hut you can't seem to get prices for food ami clothing aiui most other commodities to believe it. i I lolly wood By-the-Sea As An Industrial City Powerful as Hollywood By-the-Sea is, as an all-year resort city, it stands firmly ns a potential industrial city, a City whose developers, believing in the great industrial, agricultural, mineral and shipping strength of Florida, have announced the building of a great -ID-foot deep w ater harbor—one of the largest and finest between New York City and the Bnnnrmi Canal—with perhaps the most world famous engineer to superintend the construction as consultant. hi all tliis defiance of the law of gruvu- Uon there is one broad ray of hope. The average price of electric light ami power Is less t him before the war. And a I the same time the electric lights and appliances you use have been made more and more efficient — that is, they consume less electricity for the service they give you. Work is now under way on this magnificent harbor— work of clearing away the mangrove, working o f dredg­ ing, that other construction may be begun. The harbor at Lake Mabel, Hollywood By-the-Sea, is still a picture —a vision— but in three year, according t othe engineers in charge, it will lie a reality, bringing to H ollyw ood By-the-Sea the commerce of the seas, cargoes from the ports o f the world, furnishing cheaper und better transI n'tation, to open broader markets to the Florida producer. Tiie developers of Hollywood By-the- Sea know the future of Florida, its people— happiness based on the prosperity of real production. This achievement by the lighting com­ panies and the electrical manufacturers bring a real opportunity to every home and factory in America. An opportunity to get n cheap and capable servant at lower wages than ever before. You’ll Enjoy the F R E E INSPECTION T O U R Take the enjoyable Free Tour of inspection to Hollywood Hy-the-Sen. Our Specially Designed 2 l-I'asscnger Touring Coaches Del.uxe Makes Weekly Trips from Sanford CURTIS A GRAHAM, Local Representatives, ! SANFORD CASHW. *S.LUMBER CO. riHCE, Mgr. C. A. HYItl), Manager. 710 w . First St. Phone 472-W 1 Sanford Office; Valdez Hotel Lobby, Curtis & Graham. L**1 iJT- ADDRES3 Number 55 uf a aeries **— J. W. YOUNG, President. NAME ..... I'hbne 27. CITY ____ - ■ - __ — Complete information about the tour, together with Holly printed matter, illustrated will be sent to you on receipt the Coupon in this advertisem ent. Hollywood Land & Water Compai DEAR SIRS:—Kindly send mo without oblijrnH°n on my pnrt, full Information about the FR EE TOUR OF IN­ SPECTION to Hollywood By-the-Sea, nnd Descriptive Printed M atter, Illustrated. Southern Utilities Company N o Obligate A G EN TS FOR VALDEZ HOTEL, SANFORD, FLORIDA. , The Price Is Right - Home Seekers Realty Company Clip, Fill Out and Mail This Coupon Today! PuUi.'h( «l in the Interest of Elec­ trical Development by an Institu­ tion Hint will be helped by what­ ever helps the Industry. .Complete—nr Furnish m ate­ rial Only They believe in the future happiness of And from this faith will come the future Hollywood By-the-Sea, all-year resort city, furnishing shipping facili­ ties foe a rich hinterland, a city o f great population, city of diversified life— in all a city of prosperity and hap­ piness. J• In your business and your home enjoy tiie convenience and the economy of com­ plete electric service. Now is the time you should put it up to un electrical contractor to plain an adequate installation. We will build your house Y By-The-Sea THANK HKAVEN YANKEES BEAT SOX CHICAGO, May 111.—Knmm's wild throw of Ward's hunt sent two runs across the plate in the ninth Inning for New York yester­ day, which gave the visitors a 1! to 5 victory. Scoro by innings: New York .. 202 000 0 0 2 - 0 - 0 —0 Chicngo 003 000 011—5—7—3 Butteries: Ilengough, Jones, Hoyt and Sclumg; Blackcnshlp, Coongros, Connolly and Schulk. V ...........:.....STATE --------------------- FLORIDA STATE OFFICES: Jacksonville W est Palm i»S ' ‘ e lc r s b u r K Tampa Orlando 1 u,m lk‘;‘th St. Augustine Tallahassee tort Lauderdale Avon Dark �i r s * >v^“. r,*'«*r^?J' 3w sS* • •,• :• ivr;# *tt?i ..-- r W '5BBJSi Nfc* fg * - THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925 ........................................................................................................ . . . B. B, „ H H ; M" PAGE SEVEN Li ~ ‘ ■■ B B H H H uaaM gaaaBaBBaBBaaBaaaaBBBBBBB| i BaBBaaBaBBBBaBBBBBaBBBaBBBBBBBBaB| | aBBBBaBBBBBaBBBBBBIIBBaBBBBaBBaBBBBBBBaBaHBaaaBBBBBaBaaBBB| Read Every Classified Advertisement on This fo r p r o f i t Herald Want Ads Will Keen Yon Pnated on All Sanford Business A ctivities o f Importance ----------- -------------- .---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------1 ord H a i l / Classified Directory H erald p T AD. BATES IftTBu; Ca»h >n Advance ,» »fr»n< • pstrnne *•»!■ami ** ral"r to r , rn t Im m ediately , l - __________lOe ■ l i n e ............... Nf n l i n r ” 2 ________ Be n l i n e ________ ,...fr a liar Typo d o u b l e a b o v e rVetHfed r a t e s a r e f o r c o n ­ f i n e ln»*rtlen*. worJ« of a v e r a g e len g th founted a line. first bbui c h a r g e 30o f o r ■‘idm tlJiln* t» r e s t r i c t e d to ret,r c la s s if i c a t io n , i in error la m a d e T h e Sa n* . ji.rald will b e r e a p o n a l b l e , . , i r one I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n . r i d r e r t l f 'r f o r s u b s e q u e n t T h e o ffice s h o u l d b e S d im m e d ia t e l y I n c a s e o f fO A n v r n T I S F I M i Herald representative t h n r Lf. familiar with rates, r u l e s jtlaaslflcatlon, will give y o u a'ete Information. And If ■wish they will a s s i s t y o u fnordhU y o u r want a d . to ... [t more effective. I g r o l t T A V r XITICB d riv ers should g iv e t h e ir „r postnffice a d d r e s s n s u their phone n u m b e r If ^.je« Ahntit DO* jfr'etit of a thousand h a s a Anne and the others c a n ’t annlcale with y o u unless know your uddress. | glaeontlnnsnee M U S T b e « Is p r n o t i a t T h e S a n * Ilf raid "trice n r b y l e t * Telephone i l l s r o w t l a are not valid* S e rv ice Itttttoux 1’r o m p t . E ffic ie n t. li n l f i f 'l to p l s r r n l t h l n e n e y ol Ike p eo p le o f H a n f o r d K n l r o «n o f t e n n r r d e il. ,il i , l , 11,1 t,lit-1, n n y ap t— w n ffr l< r o i u l r r i l . I t la (ft a lp h n lie llr a lir fo r Ini'olrncr. For Spare In This DI RECTORY PIIONE 118 _ WANTED REAL ESTATE • SPURLING. sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or«rn« ° k . F2 ? r i ^ “ - an ,) F lo ra Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN ANI) METAL WORK JAMES II. COWAN—AH kinds or Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Bont Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. 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Bennett, Re­ ward, phone 261-J. — ■ i* i i . - " ' —" — ■» ■* i ■ THAI I I E I I S i : \ X X I t \ A T I O X s U n i f o r m s t a t e e x a m i n a t i o n s f«r t e a c h e r s fur n il grniiisx e f «---rtIf Ie a t s * w i l l he h e l d a t t h e Hanford D r u m m e r s t h e u l o n T h u r s d a y , June amo l AHOHE 13 THE B E S T Member A. L A. ttoee IlulldlnK 11tinnn«lt»t l*l«rId'll HUSINESS BLOCK weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c tier line. Wnyerosa JournalHerald, Waycrosx. Georgia. B u ild in g A R C H IT E C T j Lost And Found LOST — Collie pup — 9 months old tan and xvhite—name ’’Dean” 311 Magnolia. E. II. Bennett. Reward, Myito e for Oh r k i DAVID It. IIYKB W. II. LONG UNION AVENUE LOT CLOSE IN With the completion of the hotel and the paving of streets in thin section of town this lot will be worth double present price. $2,500 $500 Cash and Balance in Easy i’nymcnts. 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I t m u ll, t o nil k n o w n r r o t u r n s. i*o|.b s o f s u b l J i o i li i ii n an-t l u s orih r. a ililr o s s o il ->i ih* in s ' i . u - i r nb !■ s n f r o s h l o t u 'o u s sliiloii. ,SKf;'|i ; ‘VNT ," , rI .,Ur An M H , It. : 0 UT m IB For Sale For Sale Hnve you rooms to rent or some FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks FOR SALE—Space on the page second hand furniture to sell? for classified advertisements. FOR SALE—New 5 room hungaHtdg.. 205-Oak Ave. Inquire up­ low corner Palmetto Avenue and Uso The Hernid’s classified page stairs. C. T. Smith. Why not rent those vacant rooms, Kntey Street. $1,500 cash requir­ and get results. or sell that second-hand goods? ed. balance monthly like rent. In­ FOR RENT—Two room apart- FOR SALE—75 Rhode Island Red quire Herald office. SALEMAN WANTED! ment. private porch. Lower nnd White Leghorn hens nnd WONDERFUL opportunity for n floor. Reasonable. 316 Oak Ave. pullets. Cackleherry Farm, Lake real go-getter to connect him­ FIRST STREET EXTENSION Mary. self with n fast growing, reliable FOR RENT—An apartment, 311 LOT NEAR HOTEL Automobile Cocern which is go­ FOR SALK—Steam Pressery— For quick owner will make spe­ Park Avenue. ing an annual business of over old establishment and enjoys one cial price. SI,000,000.00 right now. Only live FOIt RENT—One three room n- of the largest trades in the pity. If you have $2,500 in cash you Advertism# wires that can sell both New and First street location. Reason for cun make no better investment in Partment with privnte bath and LEARN ABOUT font County and Used cars need apply. Pomeroy one two room apartm ent. Inquire selling, other business. Bargain Sanford property than this. With the completion of the new price and good terms for quick Lakeland, through the Star-Tele- Overland Co., Miami, Fla. at Herald Office. sale. Apply Sanford Development Forrest Lake Hotel values of prop­ grnm. Rest advertising medium in WANTED—4 good lathers. ApCo., phono 328, 112 1-2 Park Ave. erty in this location will dauhte South Florida I’ublished mornings. ply Jack Collins. Phunc 508W FOR RENT—Furnished or un­ nnd tripple. Star-Telegram. lakeland. Fla. furnished house. Six rooms nnd You will have to act quickly if FOR SALK—Two one horse wngOHiO—Xenia. Make your sales WANTED—Position bv young Indy bath. Improvements, 708 Laurel. ons nnd one horse. Tom Mur- you want this exceptional buy. See Mr. Berg nt The HCrnld of­ who has had experience as typ­ through the Xenin Gazette, phy. Gimierville. fice. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural ist and general office work Phone FOR RENT—Three room npnrtment, furnished— 218 French district. Want ad and display 19-.L FOR SALE—Soda fouutnin, good Ave. rates on request location. Owner going north. THE BEST BUY in Florida. We WANTED—A milk hand. One who crn.itMRtT.a ion.) r .rn n E n —Clssa- knows how to milk. Spencer Dairy, j FOR RENT—Two rooms for light Inquire “ B" c.o. Herald. have from five acres to n thous­ housekeeping. 701 W. Third lrt**‘l ads have the largest circu­ and acres of the best trucking land lation In Snullivfiifro Oeorgla. Phone 400. St. Apply 503 W. Third St. FOR SALE One Share in Fla. in Florida for sale cheap. We are Hale Sc fS-wnnl) line. Vegetable Corporation. At a Ioffering this land for sale only a WANTED—Brick work of nny 393. Bargain. W rite R. O. Box FOR RENT: 5 rooms and hath, I few days at these low prices. We TO REACH the prosperous farmkind by expert mason. CorrecBungalow. Lights and water. ................believe we can sell this land to ers and^ fern growers of Volusia | ting smoking chimneys a special* per month. Also a plain FOR SALE 229 acres splendid • people in Orlando nml Sanford, county mLcrllnu in liie DoLauiI Mit ist act ton guaranteed. ’’U’ J25.0',' ■1 room house. Garage. $15.00. trucking land on a beautiful Land located 12 to 11 miles from Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Herald. Rhone 167-W. rvilh nnler. lake. Come in nml lets talk it Sanford on Eustls hard road nnd Young man of 26, over. L. Simmons, Ferndatu Apt, railroad. GivhJ celery and general MAINE—WniervIUo, Morning Sen­ WANTED— truck land, flowing wells now on wonts position with store nr huAFOR RENT: new furnished apart­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ firm where character nnd ment with garage. Inquire 609 FOR SALE: Iluick Six. five pas­ tract. Some good citrus land. We ple arc interested in Florida prop­ incss senger car; n-1 mechanical con­ propose making Wekiwa Station erty. Rench them through tnx ability counts. D.D. care Herald. Union Avenue, dition with good rord tires. For a young Sanford within u short Sentinel. Hate card on applica­ WANTED—2 wood choppers, FOR RENT: Rooms and kitchen­ Demonstration address 11. I... l \ time. We are only offering this n t! . turpentine men. ette. Shirley apartments, op­ O. Box 741 or call Smilh garage. land for sale this week in large Dennon acreages. After this week if we posite Rost Office. A LITTLE WANT At> in The Mcarcs, Osteen. Fla. sell them, we will cut it up Herald will bring you big re ­ IIAGS WANTED — U rg e , clean, don’t sults. Advertise those old articles WANTED—A good lot for busin­ FOR RENT: Light house keeping linen or cotton rags for clean­ ill five and ten-acre tracts. Can ess purposes. See me. L. Sim­ rooms near newo hotel, 11109 Un­ ing purposes. Bring them now he purchased only this week from you hnve stored away nnd hnve $25 to $50 per acre. We will lie ion Ave, no use for, A title thirty-rent ad mons. Ferndnle Apt. to the Herald Composing Room. showing this land to a group of may bring you several dollars. FOR RENT: Two room apartment people Wednesday and Thursday. Rhone 148 and a representative will i Miscellaneous Jacksonville —• Local syndicate Orange nnd Seminole should be in­ first floor. 202 I’ark Ave. call to see you, announces plans for $2,600,000 suh- terested in this land, ns the land is I’ H T I T I O N K ill! I l l s . division on Atlantic boulevard. '— --------- ---- --------------- 1A COLORED WOMAN wants IIA XI. III in both counties. Don’t take our < i i \ u i . i : \ m i i i 11 i i i : i < n r u i FLORIDA- ORLANDO — Orandoi work, conking or maid work, word. Come out at once nnd see H T IIK IIB IIV morning Sentlnal; largest classi- Will bo found at Lockhart sud- I n‘I IIilnH N I r l i ’l I ' m i r l of 1 u llril FOR’QUICK SALE—5 lots facing for yourself and you will buy. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ division, the buck row—the third N lnfr*. Below Communicate with Boyd Bros. Real 111,' S o u t h e r n l i U t r i r i of r i n r h l i East on Magnolia Avenue. imum 21c cash with order. lioiiso from the corner. Mamie l*til’oi llio m a t l o r o f I , A lton S o r lt Co . market value. $6,000. Small cash 1Estate Go., Rhone 175, 123 W. First Johnson, Apply at once. tt.XNK I t t ' I ’T payment. Inquire Herald office. St. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the NO 2.17S In I t A N K I H ’l ’TCV l il l ll i :l l O f M lT Il'K accepted want ad medium in WANTED—Expert laundress u> do H o u t h o r n H i x t r l i 't of Klorlitii. Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word washing ami ironing on premises. HI. On t h i s Mill ilti) of May. A an insertion. Minimum 25c. M Apply 1122 Park Avenue. IS 2V ,ni roiiilliiu llo ft>ri"l*<il it u •t - ■ It loll foi I U s o h u r g o of tho llllOY«• ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. l l i u m i l 11.1nk r u n t . It j Rooms For Kent 0 1 ’ 1*1 l i t I M * Ih ■ UiMII I, thill Johns County is reached through l a n n o . lo- ti.ol 11(•• •II 11 til*' * tin** H|| the St. Augustine Evening Record. FOR RENT—Roontx with or with­ i ie ho 1 n i i itnv o f . t u n , A t h Vll. . I Quick results. Two cents per word. I ho B.ihl l i m i t , at .In -U r 'HVlIlo, out meals. Reasonable rates. for* It) > ii'l ill-itrtet n l in t V .n e k In t h e Sample copy on renuest. Lincoln House. Tin* S t a t e o f F l o r i d a ; T o : W. B. A l e x a n d e r . If l i v i n g , a n d if dead, nil p a r t i e s c la i m i n g n n y I n ­ t e r e s t In tin* l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e ­ sc ribed. ns h e irs, d e v is e e s, g r a n t e e s , titot o t h e r c l a i m a n t s t i n d e r W . n , lir a s i; - Multigraphlng, A l e x a n d e r , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n ­ tty ami mail jpg—qa^jfuil tAe nd r e s t n f. In a n d til t h e I n n d s a n d TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampo Dally You are wasting time rind mo­ !it—when you want it. p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d s i t ­ Times, the great homo daily: ney if this imge hasn't your rliutS e m i n o l e C o u n t y , 1 'l o r li l a rnto 114c <73. II. E. I’orch', First tuoa-twe i t in p$r .word, minimum : si fied Rhone it in charge 25e cash with order. Write today. advertisement. l.ot F i v e t r.). n i o e k < K ) of B’ion! Bank Bldg. No. 148. for complete rate card. t h e i i r l g l n n l .Map o f t h e T o w n ot A le x a n d ria , w hich Is n o w FOR ICENT- Furnished house, 203 btLBE AND MOTOR RF.iH'lmlo, F l o r i d a , ns per p lat W E S T X’ l R n l N I \ —C l a r k s b u r g . T h « th ere o f, duly re c o rd e d In t h e C lark sb u rg Exponent, m o r n i n g K. Third St. W1NDING, l ’u l d l e Iteio rd s of H c m ln u iii lri<'luillnx S u n d a y , m o r n i n g Issub ( m i n t y , l-'lnrlilu. 1 cent prr woM. minimum He. FOR RENT—Attractive front bed I t a p p e a r i n g hy t h e s w o r n M i l o f WET ELECTRIC SERVICE room in a desirable family. Men c o m p la in t h e re in t h a t y o u m nv he Expert Electrical repairs. I n t e r e s t ml In Hint c e r t a i n d e s t rllie d PALM 1IEAC1I COUNTY—The only. Either call at 305 Park Ave, scene of stupendous development' t o f l a n d In S e m in o le C ou n ty . W. Centra! Ave. Orlando, lo F l o r i d a a n d .b s e r i n 1 (l)o'. •, Y u Read about it in the Palm Bench l nr the Sanford Herald. u n d cucli o f y m i a r e h e r e b y ,-oinSample copy sent on re­ FOR RENT—-Furnished rooms nnd m u n d e d n n d r m i u l r s i l !•> a p p e a r t o Rost. quest. i p a rt m in ts. s a i d b ill o f c o m p l a i n t a t t h e C o u r t iId 1-2 Palmetto CTOM0Bll.ES FOR RENT H o u s e In S a n f o r d . S e m l m b* C n i i n t v , Ave. F l o r i d a , o n M o n d a y , t h e fitli d a y o f ADVERTISING g-fs resultu if it A.REEL Car. Drive it J u l y A. H F J i i . o t h e r w i s e s a i d bill reaches potential buyers. Rn'meif. Qak ami Second St. w i l l h e t a k e n a s c o n f e s s e d by v o n , s a i d b ill o f c o m p l a i n t h a v i n g b e e n latka Daily News is circulated in leu 1. f ile d f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f q u i e t i n g an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ t i t l e t o t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d l a n d Iti tion. t h e c o m p l a i n a n t s .1. W i l l i a m M a r t i n •UTOS FOR HIRE MEAT MARKET nm l P e a r l <1. M a r t i n . It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of AUTrt S E R V I C E Day Florida real estate advertise in o r d e r he p u b l i s h e d o n c e a ......... . f o r lieht Me,>ts a ll t r a i n s . H n e - e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s I ii III-* S a n ­ the St. Petersburg lim es. One cent 11<t Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin. f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h ­ ™»fer. Phone 551 and 63- W rent a word daily, two cents a word ed Ih S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d i. ________________ H o n e a n d o r d e r e d t h i s t i l e Ml, d a y Sundays. CAFE o f M ay, FJJS. ADVERTISE in file Journal-H er­ USm M V. i : I J U C O I .A S S , llEII c a f e C l e r k of t h y C i r c u i t C o u r t l o r ald, South Georgia’s greatest S em inole C o u n ty . F lo rid a . newspaper. Morning, afternoon, “ri'iben in Service and Qual- Hrst Street and Park Avc- For Sale For Kent USED CARS JOHN E. FOX THIS [BUSINESS DIRECTORY Automobiles SHOE REPAIRING IIOPKIN’S ELECTRIC S If O K S H O P -W ° turn out neat work, with quick service and wo use 1921 Olds 8 Touring. the beat materials. 1021 I Ii Ton Truck 11122 Lexington l.ark. PRINTING 1921—Chevrolet Coupe. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing 1920 I’uirk Six Touring. Engraving, Embossing. See us 1921 Willy* Knight Sport Touring 1. tV. P llli.ii’S SONS n rao }Vl’ (l° l l ’ |lh ,,n c 4 I7 -W . Dodge Sales am! Service It. R. Ave.'Commervml St. FOR RESULTS | a a CALL A M ) SKK US TODAY ■S m ■ a " " H |S 3 c a r t e r lu m ber c o m pa n y Ua 'hone 555. M H R n a ■ f H i i R i K U i i i i i i i i x i i m i n i i M i a i B i i i x i i n i i i i i i i R i i t !1 i i s s i x i i o i i a i 2M E. FIRST ST. W. R. SMITH, MCIR. North Laurel Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA noirrm.ANU r . i i v r TO a I'utnt That ti&xoa You Money, Manufactured by H t ie r a u n - t .ln il. lr r Soli! by I'a l n t Cm. I. O M S IM J I ' x i v r C O M P A N Y 113 S l a a n u l l n A e c . I'hinif urn G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Pecnraling PHONE 31)3 Try Smith’s Barber Shop for prood barber work. Ladies welcome. ■lNext to Valdez. jjjj T/UKEEOHIST" Uit,.L, J occasions. »«)*].-. Phony 260-W wlawyer la U ti^ V A N . Office in •Hank Building Annex, rhona 417-1. 3. •KS AND REPAIRS *»kn ,ta Ujy tyjicwriters for terms, for rent, also ^ supplies. Room 9 'S?** « m 0 m ier *1 Pu and snld. Call ■ Urntt6io Co.'Rhone No. .L.P.NTt u iie TO SELL?—i » « i l S ? ' U,r *K r o — M ir- fcctird h- ’i fti,r T»rico» P»W k >•,.[2 furniture. Call l)eVl'e Paints I ')r the Home ^all Hardware By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER I'M C O T O U T T H i h m i l k O lE T o u THE D O C TO R ^ M E /X ‘dT E P sK. AitS Ib N K E D O O T/STO E - d A ‘b A L .A O • OtE. • C O I-T E tjO M E . C h e e s e i O o n 'T CMZK. IF l D O <i»T OH*. H E L .I.O , DOCTOR - * I JU V T D R O O P E D O V ER . T O ‘o E ie H O W T O O ARE. G C T T lM C i A L O rs G - iM C L A O t o o Cam l h o n e . T HE F tW O ti O U T T v tK T I'V e Q E E H EA TIM H E 'L L C*)T AV-l* T O O A R E 1 5 E T T E R T O D A T TH A J-t T O U ’V E C tE E M r o R W E E K S OOtVT K E E P O P T H E S a m e d ie t • l V t O t T - Vn U COM M A v ;a l k An d O O N’T F O R C E T TO W A Lg e>ACK T o ODSTT V R lC H T M O W ? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, May 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/d24b9ade8c3a06443bdc251bcfb68477.pdf fd23890db9805971df39ab79c7b3a8ed PDF Text Text JOOH NBWSPAPeB bed In Florida’s Heart, J U n , Greatest V e n a b le ' its Richest Garden Land Unsettled, Rainfall SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 15, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bomb Plotters Slain • " _ Each Country Would Receive; AT™ a ; N B T EARNINGS OF legates Debate Various Reports And McKenzie On Thursday { FI Rj VI IN P A S T tl ci. \ ■ Cl, J 1 < 'V •*«*i • < * , «Ii ■anal3R I v ^ “ for5o-i4!YFAR 8 6 MILLION President Of American liar Association Declares Pre­ sent Living Standards Are .Menaced By Lack of Thrift Must Economize To Preserve U. S. Wealth Hill Giving Cities More Con- Annual Report Standard Oil dcmnntion Rights To Help Company Shows Last Year’s Ruuding P rcgram . Passed I’.ofits Exceeded Those Of Past Years By 25 Million ; TA LLA H A SSEE, Fin., May 15 I — Pausing ju s t long enough in the NEW YORK. May 15— Comblnidst of a session featured by the hShows Man Was mpassage o f n num ber of hills to cd net earning! of the S tandard . , I S - . 4-1 ¥ „ allow tha introduction of one bill, Oil Cimnnny of New crscy and its rub.idiaricn in |<rj| totaled the liouaa T hursday afternoon reIccived what w as believed to be 581 did,full, an increase of nearly : one of the m ost im portant nieas- $25,0(1(1,1101) over 102:1 Chairm an A. .Innkoff, chief of the Bolshevik plotters, who blew up the Sofia urr.s that will be presented nt this O. Bedford announced in his a n ­ C athedral, trapped with bis comrade, Col. K m h 'h rik o ff, fought th eir nua! resort to stockholders T h u rs­ 1session. u tta ik e rs until the building they were in w as bombed. lAnlies rig h t It was a hill by Representative day. Sule.t of petroleum product ! foreground. during the ycor, he said, w are the McCall, of H am ilton, and MacKcnzie of Lake, providing for an ap­ hugest in volume in the com pany's propriation o f $!,.*120,000 annually history, and were reflected in tin Iroin the g en eral .und lo r the pur­ expansion of more than $42,000,in gross income to a to tal of pose of m aking loans to 'v a rio u s Odd i-liHl no*, on,' county boards of public instruction fter the payment of $13,928,10.1 tor the benfit of the public free in Apreferred dividends, the com­ schools. pany's earnings were equivalent to Each county, under provision of the hill, would he authorized to $.1.:!(1 or 12.2 per cent on the cuntmon shares, roinvarid cntn?ured with $2.10 $2.l» borrow t In- sum of 520,nut) from per share earned in 11)23. the am ount apropriuted providing Results Good lluwuril Htilick Says Work tout it wan used for no purpose “ Results of the Standard Oil Resolution Of Ad Convention abler than schools. On Forrest Lake Hotel Well Says War Is Destroyer Of Company’s nutu.ul gai: business Ahead Of Schedule; 100 Skipping ab o u t over the calen­ and of subsidiaries engaged in Property Created By Labor dar in an effort to clear it of min­ collateral activities," Mi. Bedford Workman Are Rushing dull And Is Fee Of All Mankind or measures of a genornl nature explained, “were in 1924, ns in before the questions of the session previous years, r.ion* eatisfactory Hotel F o rrest Lake la expected HOUSTON. T ix .. Mav 15.—All a re taken up for co;usiderution, th e .than the results arising from tinto be under roof within two weeks, nations of the world were called session oil business itself. |)n Ijt was in doubt until house at th e afternoon upon to outlaw w ar in resolutions according to Howard lluliek, of “ Excessive competition, arisin g adopted nt the d o sing session of Lu *a . taken. Debate upon passed an even dozen hills. Hulick and lluliek. builders of tlus Chief am ong those was a " ^ a s - from an over-nrmluctiou of crude the Associated Advertising Clubs Cjftpoiii, by Dr. Mudint) for handsome hostolery on the lakeend the resultant over-aecuniulai;ru by R epresentative Milam and Laniitu and Dr. fctnlsy for of the World convention here which Thursday. Duval, empowering tlon of finished products front. irn minority report, was fent- W aybright, Iky the convention's apparent cities nud tow ns to acquire, by con­ has caused many of these products “ W ur is the foe of trade,’’ the Mi. lluliek tlds afternoon said demnation or otherw ise, lands for to be foivcd upon t'ne m arket ut tesolutions said, “ the destroyer of th at the work on S anford’s half|of both reports. municipal purposes wituin or out­ prices below their value", he said, propert*' created bv labor and is millicn dollar tourist hotel was Mullins, ft the comndttao, side their co rporate limits, The “ has serious militated ag ain st the it th • exp.-ssiun man canu hill, according to its uutlui . is p ro sjarity of tho petroleum indus­ the common enemy of mankind. thri ;• ahead of schedule, nnd not r woilil by direct creation, lor the purpi se of allowing cities try in th" past four years. B etter T herefore it should lie outlawed.’’ imlv are th e carpenters making I resident Coolidge nhui wan nsk- pntkre.s, b u t that t ho plumbing , Bt-a.it (but man was cri.it- to further th e ir coniunity build­ results should attend our opera­ xiiiately, and precluded ue- ing program relativ e to golf cours­ tions when the industry is relieved i I to “ place the outlawry of war and electrical work is well under­ i-i the forefro n t of nhy world con­ way. An electrical perm it was i«ti of evolution. Dr. Stuljy es, parks and playgrounds. It of this problem." ference he mnv call to consider sucd today to S. C. Reddick, eli •4 that i.liile the expression passed by a vote of o0 to 14. Stockholder increased. tricnl contractor, which called for »ii imr.inliute creation such Since' tipi -segregation of the disarm am ent of any other ques­ more than 1.500 o u tlets and this Another hill by R epresentative is* suuld not necessarily McCall, of H am ilton, concerning S ta m fo rd Oil properties in KMl, tion reluting to world peace." O ther resolutions cnmtr I dsd permit, it wus stated covers only fc uJ Baptists want to tell the subject of condem nation, was Mr. Bedford-re ported, the num ber ■tnd just whut they believe also passed. This m easure would from 6.078 to a total of 65,972— President Coolidge for Insistence n small p a rt of the electrical wotk. ■fatthsy do not ballov*. authorize the board of commission­ of stockholders hud increased on g re ater economy in govern­ m ent; approved a plan of the de­ John G raham , of Jacksonville, ■bn ml ut ion is proved true," ers of state institutions to con­ 26.829 common and .19,143 p re fe rr­ partm ent o f commercial for com­ deviated to he one of the best n ig isrerted , “Christ will demn lands which may be needed ed. IkoiBrovci! untrue." for for tnu conducting ami rnninOf the Standard Oil Company's pilation o f statistics ami records of plastering contractors in the state I Hungs Considered. tninanre of the several in stitu t­ total net earnings, 120,266,952 m erchandise distribution and in­ wan here Inst week muking a r ­ I fist thing our ca nun it toe du- i o n of the sta te . was derived from the New Jersey durat'd the Nynck plan to join the rangem ent* to s tu rt this purt of l*tr. Mullin s continued, “ was Other bills passed were general company’s own refining, shipping pVuplt. and the churches, irrespec­ the work. Mr. (iridium is well pit report must be a declare in nature, bu t of m inor im port­ und m arketing business and $60,­ tive of denomination in a world known in Sanford having done the plaster work in the F irs t National lif th> se fundamentals upor, ance, the m ajority of them being 749,617 from its subsidiaries. Tilt- peace movement. Philadelphia was ratified as the Bank and other buildings here. kill Baptists stand. N ih bills tending to clear up certain combined earnings, Mr. Bedford Cost of buildings for which p er­ p one issue und with the ef laws of the s ta te , and the rem ain­ pointed out, represented a return next convention city and C. K. pb- fair to all our brethren, d er of a sim ilar im port relative to of 8.22 per cent on net assets of Woodbridge of New York as the mits have been issued fur the first other subjects. npmd this report." The company’s total surplus at next president of the association. half of May totals $36,411, lieconvention adopted a nuni- cording to com pilation of figures Thecompany’s total surplus at IhtTlie During the m orning session, the wtjr-five articles setting of chungi'N in its by-laws, chief­ tbn nn<! «.f fjv*. I the Baptist fnfth, as nuv. houwc lni*led itself w ith the con­ ly leaving with the executive com­ W. declare that man was cre- sideration of several m utters of 260.965 an increase of $46,836,8961 m ittee the power to ratify choices special art of Gud und evo- importance. Chief am ong these over that of 192.3. Inventories of of future convention cities und were valueed at was the passage of a hill by Rep­ merchandise k is not named. rearran g in g states nnd foreign Kixussinn of evolution's nnn- resentative W illiam s of Leon pro­ $239,102,340. The balance sheet countries into new districts, Fieril« to religion is appended to viding free tex t hooks for the showed total investm ents of $172,­ ida was nn.de a d istrict by itself. sport, however, as the Baptist pupils of the firs t six grades of 737,094, of which $90,387,437 were Present British Flag. f. *nd it follows the expres- the public schools of the state, in Government und other m ark e t­ One incident not on tho program DMtsrday of I»r. Lcn G. 'th e bill also provides for the levy­ able securities nnd cash of $11,­ brought a storm of cheers from 128,756. ing of a tax of th ree-fo u rth s of n fston: “Let scientists keep the audience when Sir William mill to carry out provisions of the undj off of their science." Vi no, of the British delegation pre­ net. The innesure passed with but Evolution Attacked. sented to the Houston advertising little opposition being voiced, only LMaliy delivered un attack club n silken B ritish flag, us “a t*t evolution in which he culled six members voting a g a in st it, token of respect and in recogni­ ■pouible, ludicrous, perpos while 71 w ere in favor of it. tion of a warm welcome," as well The house nlso passed a m ea­ » ir.d absurd." ns a recognition of British adver­ sure creating n state library at • declaration of faith differs tisers of the p a rt America played ia the World War. pri*t. accepted at the Kansas Tallahassee. A bill th a t would am end the fttU t convention only' in de­ The convention lias been in ses­ MIAMI. May 16.—A uthorities state law relativ e to the shipm ent ath the exception of the three of live stock so th a t it would con­ are searching the thickets of Coral sion four days and Imd heard more papas uiicussian of evolution, form to the federal law was pas­ Gables, near here in the brli&f thut than .300 speakers, including some f U appended. they will find the ‘body of A. C. of the most prom inent figures in the advertising field discus* many fmm the committee on sed without a dissenting vote. Under provision of u motion by Caldwell, who Thursday night ran phases of modern advertising. r r l|U; hearing of reports Representative Weeks, of Holmes, down an automobile containing his Community advertising, church I ••<• four Baptist theological adopted this m orning, the house daughter, Ethel and her husband publicity, retail stores undo ther r nf,. an,l the welcomu of four of a few hours, Eugene Hawkins, shot each of them twice and then activities had un inning. l ‘Icoomination who The name of the new candidate U11' convention of 1867, disappeared. for president of the a s m iidiop, ('. M the convention before the Although it is believed that “'in committee's report was Hillsborough Attorney Caldwell ended his life officers are K. Woodridge, of New York, was ratified by the convention. investigating reports thut he wus 'jwmmendation that the eon- Will Ask For Arrest seen on the streets here several “ I certain properties lo- Of OrangeCountyMen hours afterw ard. Pittsburgh Revealed , , n "Baata, Ga., wus adopted. Huwkins was shot through the As Center Of “Ring” ®,ru*tees were appoint! xl TAMPA, May 15.—D irect infor­ head. He died in u hospital l a v P '-nt the ronventiun in the mation today was filed by Tom krst night. The bride, w ith two Sm uggling In Chinese Walden, a ssistan t county solicitor, bullets in her body, underwent an churging assault to commit m ur­ operation ut the hospitul and will BUFFALO, May 15.—Chinese tofenton RealEstate der against three men of the Or recover, according to attending script seized in a recent raid redistrict. They are Dr. J. W physicians. veulcd Pittsburgh us the renter of n Has RcenMissing lando Simpson, of Orlnndo, II. L. Mi ley, The body of Hawkins was being a Chinese alien smuggling ring of police a t Apopka nnd C. held at a local morgue today, from Culm und Southern const of *• May 5, WifeSays chief O. Mahaffey, Apopka fern grower. aw aiting advices from Excelsior, Florida, federnl agents here say. The charges grew out of an al­ Amite of passage, it is sutli, ap­ 3 p A M">' 15.— Paltce mi- leged assault upon E. P. M artin of Minn.', where his parents live. News parently was from Culm to the of his death wus being kept from » h*‘re state they have Plant City, form er Hillsborough Florida Everglades nnd up through , n " ,r“te of Jam es Knee- County Solicitor last Thursday. his young widow. Her own wounds the Cnrnlinns, Virginia und Penn­ were described ns serious and it • radenton Realty Broker re They said the script dis­ "•Jjii'sing since May 5. When Capiases will be served immediate­ was feared thut the added news of sylvania. INV ERN ESS—$150,001) wing to closed that tho route hud been ly, Sheriff L. M. H ires said. M ar­ ii. Kieeshnw is said to huve tin charges he was seized as he left her husband’s death might prove open for yours. added to Qrunuc hotel. futul. ',n his possession. his Piant City office Thursday Fresh from their alta r vows, the „ ! ',lnf n an is a son of night, placed in un auto by five ■!• utant Attorney-Gene- men and taken to a point near Or­ young couple hud ju st left the "» ih a w of North Dakota, lando where he alleged his abduc­ church where the ceremony was perform ed—having eloped because h. t l In lhe investigation of tors m istreated him, giving him a o f Caldwell’s objections—and bad Li. , m Hogging case in warning never to return to I lant started on their honeymoon jo u r­ *•* iwo years ago. City, which he ignored returning* ney when Caldwell, driving ut a there several days ago. The as- furious rate of speed, overhauled In the first gam e of the season Foul p| ®y Is Feared. The Longue, which got off to csault is the second in two years the bridal ta r, which also contained played Thursduy afternoon in the such a good s ta rt yesterduy is >N\ May 16.—J. M Roy Hawkins, u cousin of the newly organized civic club league composed of team s from the J u n ­ 1 w a l real estate dealer for Martin. groom, and Adeline Wolfe n friend of Sunford. the Junior Chunibor of ior Cham ber, Kinmnians, Knights mireing from his homo ORLANDO, May 15.—Dr. J. W. Commerce defented the Kiwanis of Columbus nnd Am erican Legion. May 5, it became known Simpson, dentist of this city, to of the bride. Club n score of 9 to 5. The Jumping from his own car nnd The Line-up n his wife appealed to day denied he had an y th in g to do flourishing a revolver Caldwell gam e by was called ut ,3 o’clock nud Tho line-ups of the two teums ‘ to help her find her hus- I with the alleged ussnult or « r . rushed to the bridal car, ordered went for seven innings by agree­ yesterday afternoon were as fol•en last seen he wad Martin when informed by an As­ Huwkins nnd Miss Wolfa awny at ment. r lampa with a strung- sociated Press R epresentative th at the point of the pistol, und then J r. Chamber The pluyers on both sides show­ Kiwanis 9'“)’ is feared . Assistant Hillsborough County A t­ fired three shots Into his daught-) ed a determ ined desire to win, dis­ Michael Thompson McCall torney Walden of Tam pa had Idea e r’s body and one in Hnwkln’s pensing with the comedy and Durden with the earnestness of Byrd Spencer neral Nelson Miles direct inform ation against him head, lie then calmly reloaded the working Many spectacular (M ays) f l i n r r r i n c f r n n n C C t l U ! ) W i t h th© Ul- weapon and walked into the woods. professionals. es Suddenly Today plays were mado in spite of the Bender fact thut the players were n little Dvorlin Muy* q UAKK KILLS TEN PEO PLE excited in th eir first contest. (Spencer) ’ tON. May lo .-G e n . C aptain Epps, and President ilutchii Epps MANILA. May 15.—W eather jV, lJ t s ’ fomous American P alm er •re here suddenly today, Bureau officials today reported 10 Palm er of tho Junior Chamber, Bebout W heat. May persons Killed by a serle sof e a rth ­ kept a f te r th e ir men all tho time McCall McCall “trending n circus por CHICAG. May 1 (Edm undson) #n'l had been apparently 169 to 169 1-2; uly quakes in Providence of oriental no­ as did Bebout and Steele for the Chapman Kiwpniuns. Ludwig . u£ L;aiiti. He was 80 Corn, uly, 116 1-* 1 grosz uly, 45 1*L Junior Chamber of Commerce Wins From Kiwanis Club in Baseball Game NUMBER 246 Banker Declares More Than Billion Dollars iVre Sp?nt Yen.ly In Fake Speculation NASHVILLE, May 15— Am eri- LOUISVILLE. May 15.— Louisville sp o rting w riters, who are probably Ijcfter qual­ ified to pick possible Kentucky Derby winners than men of o th ­ er cities, nrv of the mineral opinion thut the first five colts to come homo will include Q unrterain, C aptain Hal, Ken tic y C ardinal. Chantey and A l­ iunde! with Q uatrain chosen to lead the field save for a few exceptions. Today few if any derby eligibles will be asked for hard dashes. With the long train in g Blind over, thoroughbred r e ­ ward today is one of com para­ tive ease. Louisville is becom­ ing crowded w ith derby fans aw aiting tom orrow 's clasnic. SENIOR CHAMBER TOLD OF C H E A P DREDGING P L A N Officers Seize A Large Supply On Steamer Mercier And Tie Up Ship Pending Trial F urther Routing Of Runners Reported California Dry A gents Seize 2 Shipments In 1st Western Clash NEW YORK.. May 15 — Sfx Immltvd Imttles of ullegq«l champaign, liquors and and a quantity of alleged M. Riclmrd, Originator Of gin liquor-filled candies were seiz­ Deep-Cutting Method Ad­ ed yesterday aboard the vises City To Do Its Own Lloyd Royal Beige steamer Filling in Of Bulkheads Mercier a t her pier in Brook­ The Mercier arrived UJI lyn. . ,-h i Wednesday ami the seizure ier Thursday uutoniutirnlly prohibits , . r the uhip’s leaving port until a fine |>a estim ated ut between $2,000 and ih e . $-V»90 i.t paid. ng I The seizure made by a squad ee, from the office of tho surveyor of hv the port in the first of any conm - frequence nince tho Coast Guard M. began in it.i intensive blockade of ■g- Rum Row. Most of tho liquor was oil. said to have been found hidden nt ! inside and on top of tho boilers in . and in the w ater and oil tanks, fly F u rth er disintegration of tho md rum fleet anchored olT Sandy LlU* liouti tiitd of tiiu lifci.t ut j cordon m aintained by the Coast ; Guard around tho few ships left wore reported today by officers of m,j tho Coast Guard putting into S tatthe 1tn Island for supplies. Of tho 16 r„i* h lp * anchored o ff Rum Row this morning, 12 hauled in th eir an.|..i chore and put out to sea during k“r Uw day. ,tiThe blockading Hoot, closing in Hi. on the four ships still rem aining, ,ot. playing a w aiting game, it was | n.. asserted, confident tnnt the pa,^,1' ticnco and supplies of tho stub1,1 lawn ships would bo exhausted ev’ ent imlly. 21 . MwanwhU? '••ports from the Pa“ I cific to ,u .ti .hdicate th a t UltL runt c l * , rmmoni huva tran sferred . their iclii ,mi‘0 °P*'rntolns to Pacific w attlu* or* Wl*arw Federal preparations to drive them from -the sea have thus IIv far proved inadequate. «»r Father Shoots His Daughter and Kills Young Son-In-Law 1J>8 in. Louisville Crowded On Eve of Big Derby rrom Which Loans Would Be Made To School Boards Reference Will Be; nDoctrinal State-; lentsTo Evolution, invention Decides probalfly ; showor*1 Friday; variaM* Thursday mid winds. Mnxlmum temp. Minimum temp. SAN PEDRO, Calif., May 15— Two steainurs, estim ated to bo upproximutidy 6,000 tons burden each, dropped anchor off tho north end of Kalita C atalina Island, a ­ I out 10 milcH u t sea from this 11,1 port Thursday. . lookouts placed them In tho "j* category o f rum runners, come to jji.in tho Southern California Tam sron and Vaughn, engaged in whi.tkcy row. Reports from the Federal ships blockading tho rum runners, are to the effect th at rum row, located generally n ear San Clemente Is­ land, south of S anta ('ntulina, now cohnistn o f fivu vessels, onu of tho ocean-going freig h ter typo und the others sm aller. T rian g u lar Wur Rum runners, hi juckers and law enforcem ent officers nro waging u trian g u lar w ar here for control of San Pedro harbor. Police and federal prohibition agents adm itted they had llttlu success in atem ing the flow of ‘L licit liquor from u rum fleet oi five vessels mud to be lying ofr the coast between here anil Sait Diego but declared they had evideuee to show th at hijackers were making it hot for tho rum sm ug­ glers. Reports w ere being investigatid today of a shooting affray which took place on tho road be­ tween W hite Point und Point H rmill, overlooking tho harbor. A large truck followed closely by a turing car, wus attacked by anuther tou rin g car, residents of the oijtlying Qisrict .told tho police and volleys of pistol shots were exchanged. Shortly uftor tho shooting investigutors ran onto a skidway down the steep slopo to th e w ater’s edge. Tho truck ap p aren tly had boon used to operate the tackle with which a cargo hud been d ra g ­ ged up the skidway on the high­ way and police expressed the op­ inion th a t this may have been the same tru ck attacked by hijackers. Between $10,000 and $20,000 worth of whiskey is being landed in or n ear tho hurbor daily. auth* orities estim ated, adding frankly thut th ^ inpouring liquor will con tinue so long as they arc hondicapped by entire lack of small fa s t boats with which to make port. 'I*5 l" r !“. , * Office Of Sheriff Discovers N o Clue In Lynching Probe Washington News Florida Senate Drys Win Spirited Debate TALLAHASSEE, Muy 15.—A sharp tilt over the question of re f­ erence of a house bill defining un­ reasonable seizures and searches in the enforcement of prohibition laws, today in tho senntc was a victorious one for tho tem perance committee. A ch air of Am erican­ ization nt U niversity of Ftoridu bill was introduced into tho senate ns was also one providing u state service officer to press claims of veterans of world w ar. Both bills are bv Senator John S. Taylor. First Watermelons of Season Are Displayed Canadian Town Has Worst Flood In Years VANCOUVER. B. delayed message frt T.. dates Mnv 11 r Canadian Press lust ea Dawson is ex; worst flood in it* Two fine Sanford grown wai melons, firs t of tho new crop h are on display in the the now offices of tl Sanford Development Company Avenue. According to wright, of the compan; on* were brought In Nicholson from tho fs company a t Paola Th has four and one ha! �THE SANFORD IIERALD. THTTR8DAY, MAY 1-1. 102.’) gBusiness Leader Quits Vork And Retires Just To Get ‘Acquainted’W ithW ife HID* F oil rO .M T K tlT lO X o r ro.trnK T i: m u n i Healed proposal* will he re c e iv e d lit ilia C ity Com m lnnlon o f H anford. F l o r i d a , a t t h e i r ofTlae In t h e < il y H a ll nt o r b e f o r e .1 p i n . I May -•«. 1923 f h r t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n of l.nao c o n c r e t e p il in g t.. he u«*-tt In t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n of t h e Kant HI* le i . u l k liea.i r e t a i n i n g w a ll T h e tillin g t o he dally* I *d o i u |e . |n t d v * l;;n n le d l»v th e > Ity In t h e v i c i n i t y of in n New I l f d e l n o w u n d e r c o i i n tr u r tl o n . I wouldn’t turn tin* clock bae'e one Kuril proposal tnunt he accom­ minute. All I hope is that when panied bv n certified rMdCk for |M «.M made Pflvith!- to *«'* * Hy the nun trot* down it will find mu Auditor nn.l cfrr'k ofSanfurel. Florsmiling.” Are YOU Near A breakdown? look upon tlv- -pvy, ho said ns he with pity, not w, mgh-salaried poJeXt forever the . yCar B^0 a{. ■ition ho had striven .. . days dcrBjg business these tme." he mands 24 hours of one s t. . .a,,ncc •aid. “ I can say from expe..* n that it is utterly impossible for man in bijc business to devote the necessary time to his Job nnd con­ tinue to run his home as it should be run. ...................... . Btulirncfl to Know Family. “ Wo of big business scarcely know our wives. It’s just one con­ ference after another and you linvo to keep business on your mind ev­ ery minute. Therefore, the only alternative. If one want* to get nctiainted with one’s wife and fam* y, is to resign. That’s why I’ve given up my directorship. “The average person looks upon the man of nig business only in the very pleasant light of riches and Rolls Hoyccs. The general idea seems to be that he and the niblick are Inseparable. “Well, this latter Isn’t so far from the truth. Tho hlr ho«loo«« men play* lots of golf. But what the average person docs not realize Is that much business is done on If so. look out! The td.rnln of modern life, in business or In pleasure, Is «pt t<» brine on blood pressure and hi Ctrl trouble. If you feel close to n breakdown, what you need lie thnt old nnd re­ liable tonic. Dr. * Pierce's Golden Medical Discover;?, made of herbs and roots brought to Dr. Pierce's laboratory by Indium* from IUidervations in the vjiclnity. It is n •rc, riTonrtructf ve tonic, will *,fc‘ ,#v tho blood, t one up n sltijr>*Vr'-1 ’vor, and help restore health Kl*r ». ngth. A: k your neighbor and rtr*about it; _____ l _______ ve. . . 7 “ . , *t let d such a bad J u n n l t a . Illcltstm . !»< f*n<9 int. Jlll.lt F o il DIVOf c i: O r d e r of I ' mft I lot (l <tu III* io u ld r:' K rie r f i l - _»:it • h r r v '’ “ w i i an. *“• T h e .Scnti* o f F l o r i d a . T o J u t i l i l t n ll l c k a o n . d e f e n d in t In tho III "Ve rt.V|ei| CAMSe. Another thing to tu. J tli« spring is the matt \ the dandelion wine nc ft office. The golf course is whem contracts are established—where business is given the go-called ‘per­ sonal touch.’ “Many a big deal gets underwny during a friendly round of golf. Ho you can readily see thnt the big business man who is an habitue nf the links may have nnd probably does have, an ulterior motive. Expects Only Competency. "The public is wrong in another of its conceptions of the big busi­ ness man. Most people think ov«ry liu|>viiaiil ekviutiviv !» e l i u t mously wealthy. Why, only . todny, .. a paper described in<> us u millionalre. I’m not u millionaire, never have l»een and probably never will be. Few big business men evur nccumulate fortunes. They’re too busy to make money. All they can hope for is n competency for their declining years. I expect no more that that.” At the ugc of four, Cooke, with his parents, took Horace Greely’i advice. Ten years later he was working behind the counter of a country store in Storm Lake, In. The fanners brought in Imtter nnd eggs, which he exchanged for callco and tobacco. lie got II I n month for that job. Watching the station master bandlo mail pouches developed in Coo'.i a mania to become u railroad man. Beginning ns u $40 u month telegraph operator, he staged n logcabin to White House rise to faino that eventually brought hi) to the n f th n V . S v ic e , p r e s i d e n c y T h e s u c c e s s f u l b id d e r o r bidder* w ill be r a n u l r e d t o *:lve a t*.*ml • <iuu1 t o to p e r r e n t of hla o r tl ie lr bid. e x e c u t e d hy a Hun t > (hitnii a n y llr..ii« rd t o d o l.u iln e ** In t h e S t i c - o f F l o r i d a a n d eat la T a r to ry t o li ie t! lt y C om ml **|un. C i.plea of r h e p lan * an d fp e r lfle n tl o n may be !>e.-n at til* on i •• of t h e t ‘lt> Matm.fer o r u l th e offlcn of F r . d T . WHJlOtna. K n g l i u ' f r . o r n n y he o li t a l n e d at either o lt'r-e . a d e ­ posit of IM i« o whirl) fill h ‘- rot u r n e d If nhl la m ade. T ile city C nm inlaion ti o r v r a t i l•• r l u h t t o rw leet a ll , ot fill blitx, o r u r n - p t a n y Idd t h e y • m t o he f o r t h e lieel tn tv re r* o f ii « City, W. |t.\VII.IAXIC ltv .Mur a c e r . I ’llld la b e M a y 12 -13-1 1 - 1.3* Hi .v 1*. It n j t p e a r l n g l,y th e n ff Id.ivlt f* r o r d e r **f p u ti ll o a tl o n not e ln filed t h n t It I* t h e b e lie f «1 t h e c o m - plnloanl In tha above entitled ranae w U c. MOSK3 J . T A Y L O f* J i t . , anU t h a t y o u a r e a r e s i d e n t of n S ta t e o r C o u n t r y o t h e r t h a n t h e tftate o f F l o r i d a a n d t h a t y o u r p l a r e of r e s id e n c e tn u n k n o w n and thnt v«.u nr.* o v e r t h e nt:«o f t w e n t y . one j 'e a r n n n d t l m f t h e r e la n o p e r s o n in t h e S t a t e «>f F l o r i d a a s r t l e * n f nuhiM.eiiu ti|H.n w h o m w o u ld h in d y o u ; It I* ti n r e f o r r o r d e r e d t h a t you. J u a n i t a Ifla k non. d o a p p e a r t o * i h « l.lll o f cotnpl-ilot in tine* c a u s a on t h e at d a r of J u n e . A. i». 1^23. nt t h e C o u rt li m in e In S a n f o r d . Feinth o le County. F lo r id t. or I In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f D e c re e Pi*u Q i a l i w r i will l.r e n t e r e d n ir a ln s t vm t. H.iht C2 " lie IIIK U hull f o r d i v o r c e IT IH K U I l T l l l i l t I l t '. p B R K f l that thin order lie pllllll .II I .HIM u u . . !, f o r r ig h t ( H> consecutive w e e k * In The Sanford Herald, u newnp.ip.r published in Sanford. S-tnlnole County. Florida. i n w iTNKMK w i i k h k o f , r im ve h e r e u n t o net m y h a n d m id o fr ic la l e r:(| o n till* t h e |a t d a y o f A pril A D. If. 23. . (H eal) V. R DOt'QI.ASH. C lerk C i r c u i t C o u r t, n y : A. M. WKF.KH. D. c. W IM tO N A- HDt’MIltil.DKIl. S oild tora f o r C o m p l a i n a n t , A pr. 2. 9. Ifi. 23, 20. May 7. in I I. 21. and 2*. Till* i m e t i ; c m i t r o f hf. m< o t v u , rt.o tiiD A . IN CH W it . in o i . i : II IM , TO Q t H K T T I T I . i ; I* II AO AN. C o n ip l n ln n n t , Vs. All p t i f t l r a c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t Iti th, l a n d s Mill pri'tiilacn Involvi-il In t h i s a tilt n s liclm . UevISccir, g r a n ­ tees . a n d o t h e r t-tiilm ants in ■l*-r Cl.A It K T IN D A I.I,. ( >,r TYN D A l.l.), *1*« ••ii »«-*i . o r o tl ie r w i * ' Ct III.. U (TIIAULKH C. W A R W I C K . ItullvlclUAlly C 1'! a* T r u s t o , a n d e a c h o f th-'fn. if living, anil If cDa*!. all IKirtir* claiming Interest In tin* Isn't* and premise* hereinafter ilrs.rll-it under thn ;n l.l MOKKM J. TAYLOR. .lit., and Cl IAIlf. KM C. WARWICK. Indlvidi'tilly nnd an Trustee. un.l each of them deceased, or otherwise. and nil other parties Interested In the Innd-i nnd prem­ In* hereinafter ItM rllkd: To your cow and she will reward you, more and richer milk. To get the bes suits it isn’t enough just to give lhc plenty to eat. It must be plenty of theft ,kind of feed. It will be the right M 'you give “Happy Cow” Feed. It njm enrlnK hy t h e s w o r n h ill of c o m p la in t In t h i s c a u s e t h a t y o u m a y he I n t e r e s t e d In | h <»••• r e r t n l n lota, r t r c t u n r p a r r e l * o f l a n d e lt u ntn In f'.emln.ili* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a a o d d eT rrlo ed an fo llo w s . t o - w l t : T lir S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r n f th e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r mid t h e H..uth H a l f of t h e N o r t h l l n l f o f t h e Mouth* went Q u a r t e r of th e N n rlh eaal Q u a r t e r an il t h e Kant H a l f o f t h e S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of tile H nuthv. e e l i j u a r t . - r of th e N orth east Q u a r t e r of Mertlon 27. T o w n s h i p 19. Month. I l m w e J'i. Kant. IT IS T H K K K F O H K O ltD R H H D t h a t yon a n d e a c h of y o u u r o r e . n u ir e d to K p p rn r t o th e b ill o f com* p la in t In th in r a u n e on M o nday, t h e uth day of J u l y . I t t l i , ut t h e C o u r t hntiae In S a n f o r d . Hernlhnte C o u n ty . I I..rid i. o t h s r w l a e nald tdll o f r u m p la in t w ill lie t a k e n n s c o n f e s s e d l>\ you. nnl.l r a t .e e h e lm ; n null to MUlct ti t l e to Qic a b o v e di n r r lh e d Inn.la in th o . o n ip lu ltia n t. I* I*. JIA- Seminole Feed Co. Corner Elm ami Phone 9 1 CAN. IT IS F U R T I I R R O R U R ItK O , t h n t Ihln .r.ler h e p u h lle liiil ..tire u w i n k t o r el j h t IS ) c o n s e nt I %v w e. kn In th e H anford H e r a ld , u n e w s p a p e r Pllhllnti.'d III H anford . S em llio le C ounty. F lo r id a . OO.N'IJ AND O R D K R K D tlila 7th .lay of Alny, 19 23. V. R f t O l’CI.AHM. C le rk of t h e C l r r n i t C o u r t. O r d e r F o r I'ttM Icnllim Itv 31. W eek*. Ii o p u ty C le r k . (MKAte) T U B O T A T K . d k KI.OIMD.V T O : All p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t In WIU-'ON a.- IlO U M H O l.n K It tile I n n d t a n d p r e m i s e s t i - - r r.Hft•-r s o l i c i t o r ! f o r C o m p l a r n a n t . de.'crllicd u n d e r C l.A U K T IN H A f.l., .May 7. II. 21. 2H; J u n e I. II. 1*. t o r T Y N D A I.lt), d e c e a s e d , o r o lio - 23; J u l y 2. Defendants. Now is the time to buy your history, there has never been a better time than now to buy a Ford car. B O B B B B II B B B flB H B B B B BB BMBXBBBBIIIVl!!Ef72H S 3 t l H B tlBBTIB S R T m S B B B S n B B f lB X H B B B B B U B g K B B O B Perhaps you do not realize how little actual cash it requires. You can get quick delivery with only a small par* Runabout - - f? - 5. • $■ • 6 Cnupo Tudor Sedan • Fordor Sedan O i ©p*n can linaem.likfc nun in*l lU rm u i H rttn m A ll pricM f. o. b. Drfr ■ * , ■ J ■ j J I J j i j j I J i BALLOON Tir» Equipment F u l l S i z e (2 9 * 4 1 0 ' N o w Or'lcnal cn All Ford Cm •: / S > A n Extra Cv-.t cl fc.'U F o r d M o to r C o m p a n y , D e p t . N -4 , D e tr o it, M ich iM euse m a l l m e f u l l p a r t i c u l a r s r e w a r d I n * y o u r e a s y p l a n f o r o w n l n u a n n u t o i N am e , i j i ] ] I S tre e t 11 ■— ------- —— ~ ” ........................ — —— ■ Town ! road. In 1'JIH he went with the i Cunard line. "I have* uchicvcd thnt which was far beyond even the wildest of my childhood dreamt,'* he said today, *1 have success, influence, social standing ami enough money to keep the wolf front the door. Hut that doesn't mean happiness, looking for Happiness. "I’ve just bought n new home In Wcstcheater. Instead of devoting 24 hours a day to business, I’m go­ ing to give tny time to home life. That's how I expect to find my hap­ piness." Cooke is Gl. He would pu*'i for 4tt or GO. So sudden and unexpect­ ed was his ru.'dgnntion that even his closest friends wore surprised. With the world at his feet, this inan casts aside a salary that would put u bunk president in the light of a dollar-a-ycar man, to get acquainted with Ida wife. "Other men in big business would do well to follow my example,‘| ho observed. " i f Ute big business Vnan’i* life were rosy as the nveragt* per­ son wottldrhavo yon believe, death surely would Ih> u hardship . Hut I .wouldn’t want to live my life over again. I’v e enjoyed it hugely, but Read the advertisements call you to better things. Re, regularly. T o be informed newest and best in everythin make the family purse and better job. S E E T I1 E N E A R E S T A U T H O R I Z E D FO RD D E A L E R " �&:• -V ,’ > W 7 -: PAGE TWO Pecan Avenue, Maple Avenue be­ tween Fifth S treet am! Sixth S treet, nnd Holly Avenue between A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR TH E PAVING, R E-PAY- F ifth . Street and Sixth S tre e t will INC. HARD SURFACIN G. ** bc” e ,}t t ^ 1 tho. improv*m*nt RE-HARD SURFACING O F provided for by thin resolution, and th at the special assessm ents SIXTH STREET FROM to be made and entered ag a in st all FRENC H AVENUE TO P E ­ lots nnd lands adjoining and con­ CAN AVENUE, M APLE AV­ tiguous or bounding and abutting ENUE FROM FIFTH STR EET upon such contemplated improve* TO SIXTH STREET, A N 1) HOLLY AVENUE FROM mcnt *bal* *** u,10n a ^00* 'fro n tag e burls; th at in to say, that FIFTH STREET TO SIXTH STREET. A WIDTH OF 2 1 1*n ,bc Pn'Pnr:lto'n ° t ‘^i- special assesm ent roll covering the con­ FEET. tem plated Improvement, such speM W a s , the City Commission | ^ menUl „ha|, h(. of the City of Sanford, Florida, mincd am, prnrnlP(1 according t. deems it advlrable to im prove, U fowt fr„T)tn|, e tno respective grade, construct, reconstruct, pave,; p r a p B r t I „ specially benclltted by and re-pnve with sheet asphalt on ' , ai<| imrorvPll„.n t. a 6 inch rock ha • , the following UK IT FURTHER RESOLVED. streets in the City of Sanford, F lo­ Tbitt the Tax Assessor ami th* rida, to-wit: City Clerk ot the City of Sun- Resolution No. 210 I THE SANFORD HERA Ina IS# acre* more or Ifiw*. hoil to a n r an<l nil olFu-r persons whose names are unknown. claimloir any right, title or Interest In ninl In the lands lierelnslinve descrllinl, or uny part or parcel there­ of. o t h e r w i s e , I n l e r e s t e il In t h e l a n d s a n d p r e m i s e s In vo lv ed In t h i s s u i t ; Charm Branch of A. C. L. R. R. Run an il a ll o t h e r p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g a n y NWly parallel to R. R. track 150 ft. S. 61.7 r i g h t , t i t l e nr I n t e r e s t In t h e l a n d s a n d p r e m is e s In v o lv ed in t h i s s u i t . SEly parallel to R. R. 150 .ft N. 61.7 \ . hose nam es ure un k n o w n . ft. to Beg. ...................................................................... 50.6 2B5..I8 l o t i , a n d • ««-h o f you n r » h c - s h v It Is h e r e b y otitereii t h a t you nml r e i i u l - n t to a p p e a r t o t h e Mil „ f N c t i e p is h e r e b y g i v e n t o a n y a n d all p e r s o n s i n t e r e s t e d in th o e a e h of y o u !>« a m i a p p e a r t>ef»r« r lu;.I.not in In ti hn er m»oVf ahov ■ rn e ntlff ti tl r* e-: . . , _ t . tIA b . o u r Anli| c i r c u i t ( ’o u rt a t th e C ourt c a u s e , o n M n iu ta r, J u l y r.th, i » t f . f r p c c i a l n s ? c s a m e n t « n g a m K t t h e v a r i o u s p ie c e s o f p r o p e r t y ab o v e n eH o u s e a t H anfortl. F lo rid a on tic* 1st d a y of J u n e , .\. I>. nn*l ft«nfordsenllnM e Count*’** norid*’/ ' !i‘ r'be<* ,bal "ai‘* special assessm ents are payable in full within thirty tin ti nm l t h e r e m atte i m m - r to tail " f,e r ,he ,,h,,ve and torcgoiaK assessm ent roll has been Mil o f e o m p l u l n t O llllHC i.. ... I , i . . . I .. ... __ .. . , , n l S » M , l n s\ n e<> , 1 0 , 1 . . . I ...... it, .1 . . 1., * o n rststtl n n n tl'll ITVftllll* • o u. in t hriI sM#fll i-aiiae. In anil to .that certain plere „or . . , . ;■— —«• *"*■•“* *•*•»—•* K.wtr r par- equalized, approved and confirm ed, or in ten Aequal annual instnllurih r#*«t flint ,*nl*, il l of land -ItiiHtc . . - . . # . it, i- . f ’lftiM-r 1in11 Srnnmiin ..... .. .. • ■ • j 0j® media with in terest at 8 p er cent i**r annum from and after the . ''IlIjL 'i ' " n 1 V' ‘" " n t y F lo r id a , i l - s r r l h m l aa fo l- nl ! rJ ' . " . A sp a in -r puhli.lii-o In i „ w , ; yi,,. y , , n t h w r s t ( i n n t i . r ..■* . ■ K i- i.« • .... .. ,nr Hkl,‘ 1V 1T N I;SS >f .............. m v linittl IItill Hie "1-1*1 C o u r t o f • hr- .U«-VAIi*li liullrlal f'lrro lt of t h— Slnl«- •>( i-'lorlitti. In a1111 for H<ruin'll*- <’nunV. mi Hil« tin- aril Uii> of April, V. H OSS. 'HealI V. K. I" • Merit of tin- rirru li ivtirr of 111 . HeVi-nlll .1 llili- :.il r'lrrult o f Florida, to and for .-owlonliFoimty. ii : a m \v i : i : k h . I* F. i W. SFKVFKIt. Jit. H iitlr lln r unit o f rom iei I for l!p<'ohipt.'iliuintA. m. it i i . Miv i » is, zi. so M*r l\ T lll: M i n i IT u c u tM ii.f , h i v n IN I IMW f.liv . i i n It I’ l i <>F --t . h i m ii | ' g. - . nt T. - . ,,rw t i me assessm ents stand approved and confirmed. Tnwnslili* :o Hmith. fu n g e ai^Kast: A m eeting of th e E qualizing Board of the City of Sanford, FNrUM auVii. l|'rTiimi’ i.'.'tVi*? eVriVla'plicH ida will lie held a t the C ity Hall at 2:30 P. H M.i on the 25th day of io w £ Th*. n,';.; A' U- l926- " t which m eeting said board will hear any and all s-mthr-nsi i.it.irt-r of the Houtlirasi icom plaints and objections a s to such mccial assessm ents nml will :o,,uh. iMou- ii Hasi. containing »-t -rid time ad just and equalize said assessm ents on a basis ot ju«roiripUUminVVvl- rjlarl| ,| n.**Pi? an-i**iii t!ce and right, and when said special assessm ents are so erpializerl Hint r,-rtaln plei-i- nr pur'-*-l iif lunil and adjusted, sam e will then stand confirmed and be, and remain •l«A<-rllir«l n* follows: The Houtu- i" t u j l ir lr r nr ll|« Houthr.i** binding liens upon the property against which said asses.imentx arc Q uarter of ilu- Houtlirast q im rtir nude until paid in accordance with the provisions of rcesloution No. of Hrctlon I-. Township 2# .‘iouth. Ilaruti- -It Fast. |r«* u *trlp 25 frit 201 adopted April 13, 1025. will- off the South *M- for milr-iuil; urul lo tin...... utpliilnonl Mik- (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Sni!«, In nml t o t h a t r - r t n l n pi--.- , , Q, r , ,, .... ■ *f-rllu*i|■ nil fill- -’lay aln anu .Mny Inin, -ii-....... p n r — -I o f- ■ In m l■ ilr lo w s : T h e N o r t h hiilf of thi- HoutliQ u a r t e r ■f t h e S o u t h e a s t <Juar. Total Estim ated To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Num ber of feet frontage, A ssessm ent per foot fro n tag e I’lumosa Drive. 1200 Cu. yds. grading dp 50c 3200 Lin. Ft. concrete curb & g u tte r ffl 85c 5860 Sq. yds. paving <£> 2.00 500 Sq. F t. concrete retu rn s pm Mn. F t. 12-inch storm sew er (id 1.10 1 Manhole 3 Inlets 55.00 2000 Lin. F t. 3-inch drain tile @ 100.00 Engineering, advertising, legal Expense etcTotal estim ated cost ........... - ................ ........... To lw borne rntirely by adjacent property. N um ber of feet frontage A ssessm ent per foot frontage FRED T. WILLIAMS, KnglW-V NAME DESCRIPTION Ft. Ft*. Kanl.nnta, Sanford, Florida Lot 1 Rlk 1 61 SIXTH STREET From French ford, Florida, in accordance with v • i*. i,. Fre.i r i .; \Vn\y <>. i . r of s . . tion s T..wn*hl|. :n south. PRELIMINARY ASSESSM ENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER All•* < i «-• Muriin nml Mi t.ni". * ontMauve l.nst. rontitluluu tw en t/ 1 61 Avenue to Pecan Avenue. lb - provisiont of Section 101 cm teres, more or less. plnl mints, THORITY O F RESOLUTION NO. 201 AND NO. 205 A OORT•1 ('•ll 1 Ii I* further orileri-tl that thl< i MAPI E AVENUE From F ifth 102 o' :>c <barter ot the City o; I - |Ui M. vs. ED ON TH E 13TII DAY O F ARRIL, 1925. Ilrun-r, ii nl. lofi-mlonts. order to- puhllsheil oni'i* a w-eU for 2 2 50 r 8anfr;..l, Flc.ida -ball porc?ei! elpht I'OIIAI ctlllve weeks. Ill The tinier for I'tihllrntlun. S treet to Sixth Street. •* 50 3 e it- o f Florhln. to SnnfortI lieruhl. a newspaper puh ;• with l it d«lay to make a special T h.!• —i-iili ,M. itrun-r. if IHInif anil ll-heii in Kemlnole Fo.inty, Florlitj. HOLLY AVENUE From Fifth •i 5(1 4 The following is the estim ated cost of Raving High Street from g itratlleea |tone 1-Nit -rill nil. >Ii Ia Hi- Ttlt iitrervmcnt roll, assessing the spe­ i.' ...... I tilt helm, ■!• - . S treet to Sixth Street. .» 60 , i o other claimant* i ■ -" - i day uf May, l ) f t . 5 Park Ave. west to French Ave. Paving the stre e t from Park Ave. to cial benefits to I,*- received ns th I-- oh M. Ilurner. U- - - ■ * or oth* i x a l t V. I! lu ll ti'.AHS, All of said Improving, grading, I 3 60 erw lst, in teres i-O In th i.tnO* nml '"erf- Fire tilt Fmi*-t of Hrmi- Oak Avo. a wititli of Pi feet and Oak Ave. to French Ave. a width result of th*- improvement c'*nnoli- i'•innty ■ * r.nle t .u n it y . FloriTa. . . . . . . . . , . . , , •• 50 construction, reconstruction, pav­ templuted ngainrt uit lots and landi l-r- i -" nt\oi\eii In ii,-- -nil. Anm m i f 21 ft, with sheet asphalt on a •• inch rock base. ii - 1; A. Hlrrlue, If II. i oi. i-O If H’KVM*X IT WillTIT ing and re-paving to be done in adjoining and contiguous or W and it. ili heirs, ili- v11— —nlH ,‘leilt:- for i *ompl.it trin" it. 3 3 50 r From Park Ave. to Oak Ave. 16 feet wide:— other elalm ants nn-l- ti - hI-I Mil* *. IS J2. IS. compliance with plans, specifica­ ing aril abutting upon such im ­ mil 4 3 fo \utrti t.' A. HI r it tie. U • • -I. or June 5. 12. Iff. !#. .Inly 1. .;5<l Cu. yds. g rading nt 50c ............................................................ ? 175.00 u tions, profiles and estim ates of provement, ant! upon the comple­ 6 3 60 700 Lin. ft. curb and g u tte r a t hoc ................................................ 505.00 said proposed improvement of tion of said nssersm ent roll to m u st PRELIM INARY ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPA R ED UNDER 1 1 60 AU- f.ru) Kq. yds. paving at $2.00 ............................ 1,200.00 •> Sixth S treet from French Avenue a copy thereof to be published two t W. 10 ft. 4 HI 157.01 THORITY OF’ RE.SOI.I TION NO. 202 ADOPTED ON T H E I3TII Engineering, advertising, legal exp. to Reran Avenue, Maple Avenue times consecutively, once a week 1 5 135 * DA5 OF APRIL A. I». 1925. from Fifth S treet to Sixth S treet in a newspnjrer published in S an­ 5 134.9 4 52 $2127.94 5 and Hotly Avenue from Fifth ford, Florida, attaching to Wild 5 195 1.QG The following is the • Unrated cost of paving F ourteenth Street To lie borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 6 6 60 Street tn Sixth StreM, now on flic special assessm ent roll so pub­ from Magnolia Ave. to Oak Ave. a width of 21 feet with sheet a s ­ Number of feet frontage ............ ............!............................... 673.4 \ r4* 5 60 • X in the office of the City Man­ lished a notice directed to all pro­ phalt on a 6 inch rock base. A wasm ent per front fro n tn g ec.......................%................ $3.16 K r* 71) ag e r of the City of Sanford, Flo­ perty owners interested in said hOd cu. yds. grading at 50c • ...... .............. .......... ...... .............$ *100.00 From Oak Avenue to French Ave, 24 feet wide:— H r. VHU rida, which raid plans, specifica- special itsse’rsmrnlii, stating in ac­ 1000 Fin. ft. curb and gutter a t 85c w 850.00 1600 Cu. yds. grading a{ 60c ........................................... .................$ 800,00 6 11)7.7*1 IJtl 1 lion>:, profile, and estim ates have cordance with the provisions of 1200 Sq. yds. paving at $2.00 2,100.00 2600 Lin. ft. concrete curb and g u tte r at 85c ............................ 2,210.00 •* 6 fiS N e a heretofore approved by the the C harter of the City of S an­ 1260 Sq. ft, alley return < at 35c . 441.00 3200 Sq. yds. paving at $2.(Ml ........................................... 6,400.60 3 6 City Commission mid ,(institute ford, Florida, a definite time and lotto I in. F’t. 3 inch drain tile nt 10c , 1 0 0 .0 0 MOO Lin. ft. 12 inch stoorm sew er at $1.10................................... 1,210.00 6 r»r$ J 4 the plans nml specifications for place where complaints will 335.00 2 Manholes nt $60,00 . ......... b- Engineering, legal expense, adv. etc. 120.00 5 6 55 said work, therefore, beard and when said special ns6 inlets nt $35.00 ................................................................................ 210.00 6 55 i; $-1,526.00 500 Lin. ft. drain tile at $100.00 per M.................... ................... RE IT RESOLVED, That the an inn-lit roll will he finally con­ 60.00 r1* 6 55 2% ; T* be borne entirely by adjacent property. firmed by the City Commission City Commission of the City of ran Sq. ft. alley retu rn s at 35c ................ .................... 176.40 6 K 55 ...... 936 Snnf Sanford, Florida deems it advis- silling ns an Equalizing Hoard. Number of feet frontage Engineering, advertising, legal exp. etc. .................. ...... 913.32 \ 6 55 D A ssessm ent per foot frontage .................. $4.8355 RE JT FURTHER RESOLVED, able, as a necessary public im6 55 I on| I*ri1lin, 10 provenunt to pave, re-pnve, Irani That the special assessm ents pro- \ it in**" —■ J lrwcrlu tlo n Irm ilim ** laeragit tr ii t S12.OH9.72 .. 6 55 11 E. It. Trafford’s Map of Sanford. - rurface nml rc-hnrd surface with vldnl for by this resolution to be To In* borne entirely by ad jacen t property owners. 6 55 12 -MSMTput f£|*l flVft- Ralph Ren Ellen, lait 5 Itlk 15 T r 3 117 *565,75 "h**et *t*pht*P on a *5 inch rock ftfltlllu up,! Number «t feet frontage . ......... ........... ................ — 2,324.8? 6 ,55 13 > 117 565.75 Assessments per foot frontage... ha#c, Sixth Street from French perty bounding and abutting upon Hal Wight, Lot 10 IIIk 15 Tr. 3 .......... $5.20 6 1 IT 15 3j 665,75 \V, Cannon, Lot 5 HI k 15 Tr. -I ............. 117 Fitnf I'rrlltn. A vrnue to Pecan Avenue, Maple raid improvement shall lie pay­ IS 15 % aurwwiiirnt N miip ■ l l r » r r l p l l m i I*rnn9iiicr 665.75 117 Avenue from Fiflh S treet to Sixth able at the option of the property S. M. Schw artz, Lot 10 Rlk 15 Tr. I 6 55.18 a*1 O range H eigbls, Sanford, Fla. 16 117 565.75 S treet and Holly Avenue from owners owning property bounding T. E. Wilson, Est. Lot I Rlk 16 Tr. 3 6 55.25 r $650.00 M argaret II. White, l^it I Block 1 125 17 565.75 E. Wilson Est. Lot 6 Rlk 16 Tr. 3 117 Fifth Street to Sixth S tieet, a and abating upon uch im prove­ 605.00 6 55,IHi n M argaret II. White, Lot 6 Block 1 128 18 565.75 117 ;i width of 21 feet; I hat all of said ment as follows; either in full Mi'lsch Realty (!«., Lot 1 Rlk 16 Tr. I 6 55.05 665,6') 19 M argaret II. White, Lot 1 Block 2 128 565.75 117 paving, re*paving, hard snrfac- within thirty days after said us- Melsch Realty Co., Lot 6 Rlk 16 T r. I ■ 6 55.0.1 665.60 20 M argaret II. White, Lot 6 Block 2 128 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the : Ing ami re-hard Hurfming of Sixth sossnients shall stand equalized, 6 55 21 K. J. While's Subdivision, Sanford, Fla. If S treet, Muple Avenue and Holly approved and confirmed, or in ten I ■rial assessm ents aguln.it the various pieces of property above de ■>•! 6 55 780.00 150 erilx-d th a t said ipecial assessment.! are payable in full within thirty I homiis F,. W ilson Est., Lot 1 Block 2 A • Avenue, mi nforesnid, shall be done eipjal annual installm ents w ith in6 55 > ■ 23 ■191.00 A, K. Appleby, Lot 4, Block 2 95 V In strict compliance with tin- plans, i lr"i»*at at the rate of eight per rent lay s a fte r the iiImvo and foregoing s|ieeinl assessm ent roll ha* A. K. Appleby, !-«>t 6 Block 2 >i,| 55 It •194.00 . 95 ................... „ Specifications, profiles and eslim - per annum upon nil deferred p a y - l1*1’" «*|Utttlaw.l. appritvrd nnd confirmed, or in ten equal annual in6 55 25 95 494.00 ■ lallmcnt,. with ''interest at 8 per cent per annum from and nftu” ■ Alurulge, Imt 8 Itlock . i ates therefor, nodo n* flle in the merits from and a fte r tho time III1 55 26 W. G. Aldridge, E. 17 ft of U i 10,, lllk 2 .. 211.40 47 f» ofTJco of Itie ( ;ty oi a anger of the said special a uses sine nls shall bts tho time siiirl special assossmonts stand approved and confirmed. Ii fi.i 27 G. G. Herring, S. 60 ft. cif W 18 ft A m eeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Flor­ City of Sanfonl, FTorida, which and stand finally equalized, a p ­ , Sanford. FT: .......... . ....... ............ 18 249JI0 ida will la- Indd at the City Hal! at 2:30 J*. 51, on the 25th day of Lot 10, Rik 2 said plan:, specifications, profiles proved and confirmed, ami In 19 A 128 G G. Herring, The S. 6u ft of Lot 12 100.10 77 May A. !>., 1925 at which meeting *nid board will hear any i.nd all ' and estim ates have been heretofore , Florida RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, The Oak*, Sanford. approved by the City Commission That this resolution shall be and com plaints and object ions as to such special assessm ents and will 1 * 135.15 ............... . Adi'le Lane, Lot 1 .Mis. 305.08 58.f : nml constitute the plans and spei i- become elTntivc immeilinlely front :.l said time adjii-t and equalize aid assessm ents on a basis of justice u 129.2 7 10 Mrs. Allele Lane, Lot 5 5K 301.6(1 flentiorv fort said 'proposed im ­ and a fte r its passage and adop­ nnd right, and when said special assessm ents are so equalized anil 67 10 * 260.00 50 adjusted, same will then stand confirmed nnd be, and rem ain liens Mr*. Adelo Lane, .m l 6 provement of Si-tlb Street from tion 13 II * fill Mrs. Adele Lane, Lot 7 260.00 511 t pun the property against which said assessm ents are made until r1* ;,*• N1 I' rt-nrh Avenue to Recall Avenue, 1 * ) Adopted tbiii I Itli »ln\ of May. 260.0.) 50 paid in acordance with the provisions of Resolution No. 202 adopt­ Mrs. Aib-Ie lame, Lot 8 ■ Maple Avenue irom Fifth S treet A .1). 1925. all 1 13 Fiank. Lnssing, Lot 9 260.00 50 'd by thi* City Commission mi I.'ltb day of Aptil 1925. to Sixth SIi '-I uni Holly Avenue It 1 18.1J FORREST LAKE, C. W,. Goodrich, Lot tl) 620.00 Dll) L. I!. I 'l l II.II'S, City Clerk. 5 from I ilili Street to Sixth Street, S. O. CHASE. 1 E* 15 Katherine l-'r-nch. Reg. at the SE Corner Publish May 81h ai.d May 1Nth. a width of 21 feet, um| this ComC. .1. MARSH AI I . ID 1 It! of Lot 5 m Pint of the Oaks run East 183.33 ml .'.ou hereby declares the neces­ A i tin City Cunimi.nion of the Cit*. 1 15 17 PKEI.IM IN A in ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER A ll. feet; north 117 feet; West 183.33 feet; sity for the paving, re-paving,T of Sanford, Florida. * r» IS TIIUIMTY OF RESO t.l I ION NO. 203 ADOPTED IIY T H E (TTY Smith It? feet to In-g. ...... 053. t6 183.3 Irani urfueing and re-lianl surfac­ Attest.: 1 55 19 < I Cd MISSION ON APRIL I t, 1925. G. Kccley’s Addition, Sanford. ■ ing nf said portion of Sixth L. R. PHILIPS. (Seal) 1 55 2o F. I.. Miller, Lot I ....... ............... 389.31 123.2 ***»11 City ( lerk 7 55 S t m t . Muple Avenue and Holly ' The following i, the estim ated cost of paving Oak Avenue from F. L. Miller, Uit 5 ............. 86.1 273.02 2*i ■-1 Avenue, ns ufnr s.-iiil, m u r.en-i- Publish May 1Nth. • 55 T hirteenth S treet snulli to High S treet a width u f 21 feet with sheet C. F. Williams, The blast 59.16 ft. Lot )I . 230.08 55 snry public improvement. 23 * asphalt mi a 6 inch rock base. (’. !•'. Williams, The West 10.85 ft. Lot 6 10.85 i 1(1 Ii I' s |;\ t : \ l l l 31.29 7 55 24 RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. I S . i t <i hIil t ic tt . I T t i m ■ it " c m s n i i: 900 Cu. yds. grading at 60c $ lull III) Gertrude C. Mart, The East 18 ft I.ut 7 151.68 18 1 O ft \ 1 V . 1 1.U lllll t. 1\ 1 If IM • 25 7 55 That a total expenditure not ex ­ 1III V. 1550 Liu. ft. concrete curb and g u tter at 85c 1,317.60 Gertrude C. Hart Lot 7 I-ess tin- E 18 ft. .!•• 363.3 1.837.16 7 •i*i 26 ceeding Twenty One Thousand For-! 35.00 Gertrude C. H art, la>t 8 1 ' ti«* mi its** t*f i*i‘ ;>1 il** uf I**l*ir- lOO Liu. ft. flush curb at 35c *~ 55 136 707.20 •*? * *. * ly Two and 84-100 ($21012.81)1 12100 Sq. yd*, paving a t $2.00 t,200.00 ’ Fled W. Rail, la.t 9 119.6 621.92 *» f *itrrnu- » V 4 55 28 Dr,liars i:t hereby uuthori/iil to . IIIO I.in, ft. 12 inch storm sewer at $1,10 110.00 Atlantic Coast Line R ailroad Company. r» r* A 7 ti till Id I: Ihl * 1 i * • j t 1! 29 at cole.- tin* cost of (laving, n-.pav­ l inlets a t $35.00 ...... ......................... m u i„ iii,i..i 1II lr. 110-00 Right o f way of Irakc Charm Rruncb o f ,\. 55 t 30 '! ing, h ir.l surfacing mid re bard \ i. iiu. lid i: i(II8HM*II m- I manhole 00.00 C. L. R. it. between the E ast line of Oak ji 1 Miiijili«ln,t mi h*4l* fUK Itllf fl1 in •H lu> H 113.5 3 ■urfm ing Sixth S treet between lull. *MM MM III!if \ •*«1 (M4* I f *;|, 1. nl uf 1200 Lin. ft. 3 im h drain tile at $10(1.0(1 ............... 120.00 Ave. and the West line of Park Ave. in 14fit)»lli**r ro14iI••t Inin lilt* Hhitf 11f I'l.fl 8 r.8.23 1 . .. 51 t.dh the City of Sanford, Florida lilu .111(1 1till Y ' iiur t »*wlift*’in • 411111 il»1 - Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc, 4J H 5a. 1» S 331.95 1.1)18.97 j * Iw .1M.t villi'. Ill t Iff* *4i1.41If uf Maple Avenue between Fifth •ill's |*«•lu ll, t tiut III !•■ Ii Sn» liiurm»ii In r*5,25 Notice is hereby given to any and ail person* interested in the 8 3 Htr-.n and Sixth Street and Holly iiii. In* Mat* *.r F’l.. .Ii. «f 1*. |Ini mm n IVII''tin * f «*t)h|(*i. ft t III h l it•1 •Ml $7,306.88 j apodal assessm ents against the various pieces of property above 65.05 8 4 Averin- U-tween Fifth Street and 1Im •I* iVii'hitil ami il*-I[ <l l hi • Iff - ’I'm hi- borne entirely by adjacent priqierty. 8 55.03 T* Idescribed that snid special assessm ents are payable in full within 5 $fill hi ih m*- | lr. ( f,f Nil in tier of feet frontage Sixth Stioct, u ivulCi of 21 fell. t1ti. 1*IIItlinl \ Dl.T 1i n r d .‘'nl »fin { In ID1* 1301,8 8 55.03 6 T hirty days utter the above and foregoing special assessm ent roll Iras wbHi raid sum of Twenty One fill •t* <»n|f r mf l*i Mu . •1 Mt il *1‘1f If «v A -leu.nient per font frontage ■if. $5.00 t-f vmii hi (ti M ' | 41|** 8 65 been equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in ti-n equal annual in­ * Th enran I Forty Tw i ,-tnd HI IDO uii it 1• i In1t *ffn • ii *I ( If> P*■•nor* -j. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 8 5.5 8 stallm ents with in terest at 8 |K-r cent per annum front anil after the iil*|** it i > *if.. •fill • f-in * t»-M0»2.Rn Dollar., i* the total .»• i11it**1in Fiitil U I'rrllm. 14E M r *III fll*i| iu 11ii dt •Mil, ll* .* .< •i 8 llrirrl i*IIon ft*run inict* Aw•»«***inrtil time said special assessm ents stand approved and confirmed. it*.* 1 V‘1•i i»|*», \ nnir i tlnrausl cost ef said Improve­ *» «• • •ilr* Mm ii l * 55 •‘11 in. i»t a.i) ..r i n. 1“ E. It. T ra fford's Map, Sanford. 8 t*i rtm 10 A m eeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, F’1n„ ment; that the entire cost of the <*l»lk* 41 Mil** f*i\ r th<4 » fl rt nr 31 8 55 . 60 .1-.- r* * |*fii Uliilf 1-iffS'i v. hi i. «•111»•r • Welaka Investm ent Co., Lot 6 Rlk 15 T r. I 11 $280.00 will bo held nt tho City Hull a t 2:30 P. M. on the 25th day of May Impro.t n en t afmesaid, shall be i’ll (k ill lint Yuil ft inf iliIt’ 4.11 j‘ tM**• W elaka Investment (Jo., Lot 7 Rlk 15 T r. 4 8 5a 50 12 280.00 A, R. 1925, at which m eeting said Board will hear uny and all com ­ M irlt ni.u-s**il agulnni all property *tIi I* <Ullll. •u I. •I ltl.il i l o * S M. Schwartz, lo t 8, Rlk 15 Tr. I 8 55 lit 13 plaints nnd objections as to such special assessm ents and will at 10 V l» • hi f *ti 11« 1 ■ l» • it n t i n Luitirtf* nml fronting upon that pm ■ |» u v . k 8 I88.K n t In u r i** tiw4*4 i r i i fi ii 60 15 said tim e adjust ami equalize said assessm ents on a basis of justice l*« ftirinr S. M. Schwartz, Lot 9 Rlk 15 Tr. I ... 280.00 Unit of Sixth Str*-et between French •» Mi* •* tM it.ii. . n r - .i i i l n r t| 8 a.* 17 50 280.00 and lig h t, and when said special assessm ents are so equalized and •* j J.| Wdff i i * r |i | M M t n . I 111 S. M. Schwartz, I.ut 10 Rlk 16 Tr. I Ann'.’c and Rerun Avenue, Mupl» ■•i'll*111*.-h •»«' fiif 55 .iiir y\ .• i.| i 8 16 Mi-isch Realty Co , lag 1 Rlk 15 T r. 5 . 50 280.00 adjusted, same will then stan d confirm ed and be, and remain binding Ave.i tc between Fifth Street nod • Uit . . 1u • M Uk\ il l II I .iii.l • In • i f f h l l l rr» 18 8 • In I ’l r i'i r i t * m t * A*•!#• Ill* Melsch Realty Co. Lot 2 Rlk 15 T r. 6 50 280.00 liens upon the property ag a in st which said assessm ents are made Sixth Street and Holly Avenue be­ ri h it..1 Iff A i . r . i i n , 8 55 11) Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 Rlk 15 T r. 5 lit S. l l | v t: until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolutions 204, and 205, V.h'i. 158 10 tween Fifth Street and Sixth 55 I ’I h It ' ll ti t * n o n H r m h 8 20 Meisclt Realty Co.. Lot t Rlk 15 Tr. 6 50 280.00 adopted on the 13th day of April A. 1). 1925, by the City Commis­ lint** i V i i u * . ’I n (1,1. Street, a width <»f m fed , and 55 8 tt. A. Si \\ :K U i : i • r 21 Meisch Realty Co., I m 5 Rlk 15 Tr. 5 50 280.00 sion of the City of Sanford, FTorida. against all Iota and lamia ndjoin- • i n ». i» A 1n*i v * f . «*(»*,' ||1(i In iMl 55 8 22 til.* m l •*. M u h i l d Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 Rlk 16 T r. 4 69 L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk. 386. to (Seal) Ing nnd contiguous nr hounding' 3U >y ft. 55 t&i \ 8 23 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7 Rlk 16 T r. I 69 180 m May 8th ami May 15th, tK ujulting ujion raid Improve55 8 21 iv r u n t in* i it c n r u T o r t i u : *s - Shinholser, Lot 1 111k 16 T r. 5 .... ........... 09 386.10 uunt; that Twcnty One Thous­ 55 8 M r •. v i it it till i m , i im i 25 O. Shinholser, Lot 2 Rlk 16 T r. 5 69 •n i l n u i n i, i\ t mi Ton 386. to; PRELIMINARY ASSESSM EN T ROLL PREPARED UNDER Yf55 and Forty Two and 84-100 ($‘». 8 26 "Il'M M il i: l oi M l . in t l i t v . Wellington Atill it ion. Sanford THORITY OF’ RESOLUTION NO. 206 AND :i)7„ ADOPTED 1012 81) tJidlui , is the t'.tu! estii:u>. 8 53 C. !■’. Teague, Lot 20 60 336. ti) BY T H E CITY COMMISSION ON APRIL It. 192;,. Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested i» Mated cost of said contemplated 0 \ .............. . tv. Hill nt. I .. 60 J. T. Allen, leit 21 336.10 Ill|lllllli4 nl h Improvement in tne paving, re p a v -1 " " ' " ' " j 1 11 Special assessm ents ag ain st the various pieces of property I T. Allen, Lot 22 .... 50 280.00 The following is^ the estim ated cost of paving the following j « rib etl th at said assessm ents In *full inj,, haul surfacing and re-hard- fHct.arJ It |,*-<- '"i no --- special .... H .tn v r3*ii v (11 a iiarc 1 v |payable va jt » u ■it •*» -* vrithia/ 1 T. Allen, I.ut 23 29.85 167.16 streets in the plut of Krvn L anta. ly days a fte r the nhove and foregoing special assessment ^ ruiTaciug of saiil portion of Sixth T«* Itu-hnnt 11 Uuii,- it u %l. C. ti. K eclry's Addition to Sanford, Fla. Fourteenth S treeet to be paved from Sanfar.l Avenue cast ibeen ^ equalized.'approved and co n fim e d . oorT iinn 't ten e n equal snnud S;: r .. Maple Avenue and Holly ■ \ equalized, approved and confirmed, 138 86 low) feet; Cypress Avenue to be paved from S tr e e t1*tullincnu w ith ith in in tere tere st st aatt 88 per per cent cent pper annum from ^ ‘ A-.- - ... ... 1...iiv » ....... . : , - .• , : • " . ,Fourteenth ------Hull menu w er annun south to \ alencin b tree l, nml \a lc n c .a S treet to k* paved from Cy- ‘1»« time said special assessm ents stand approved and confirm*' Again >t nil l « . uin. ................ . - . q ' ■■■ " J- i . " - ! " " n ‘ "i ......... ' ’/ ’A , , ‘ . . . . O '1"* >‘*'*1 it 1iili-r mi .. ■ .nl t lying east of the west line of Oak Avenue express Ave., east to a point 1060 feet east o f Sanfurd Ave *»4 fw t \ log ami contiguous nr bounding and partim i» it.-mi', 1.. .«i* 1 it M I «*i qualizing Board Board of of the the City City of Sanford* osiduilt mi on an 6-inch 6 .inch rock nn-k base. ha .> .. ,IU 1 ‘n‘’ Equalizing -.1 ^ *1 » 1 mi 1mi1“mi i tt 101 c *n ,i uriiirr ............................ ..... ................ 60.9 hllffilmc t$n»|rr ((till 4 rift tended south 311.01 in width with sheet asphalt hlu will be held a t the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M., on the ^ J abutuni; upon im provem ent; n .u»ru. jc i .-a*«•<!. un i wit m ry Plum oin Drive to la* paved a width of 32 feet front Sanford A tlantic Const Line IL It- Co., Beg a t the the ram of $5.02 u the er,tinrated ' ^ ", May A. D., 1925 at which m eeting said Board will hear on)' ^ Ave., east 1060 feet with sh eet asp h alt on a 6-ineh rock base Intersection of the E ast line of Oak Ave. ' cost per front fool fo r said im- Ktnlt l «; Artliler it* t . on* il. Ann i m plainu and objections as to such special assessments *n< * J Fourteenth S treet, C ypress Avenue ami Valencia Street. I- llnw4*1(1* uinl liu*lMh.|, tvith the Nly line »if tho K-W of Lake .grove men t. s-':id tim e ad ju st and equalize said assessm ents on a basi^ ® ^ I>•fin1.1c t 1ft H14w #t<it.. 11r> #•*-•* mi,j 2800 Cu. yds. grading (ip 50c ................... t lllldtir, ll«Ct;4Mi| Mr Mltf ‘ harm Branch of A. (!. L. R. It. then SEly I 100.00 l-' nd right, and when said special assessm ents are so •‘I***® • BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED •ifUr|a»> \ Iffli prfift fi| I h f fTasft I■»vn, $r- «]« parallel with U. It, tr^c': 150 ft. them e S 61.7 2880 l.in. F't. concrete cu rb it G u tter <0) l)5c 1386.00 i adjusted, -nme will then stand confirmed snd be. and r«m*,a __ I That it is the ilcterm inatuin of thisM IftIK r.‘ '1.V’'"lV «I\ :i f; U H.*"* an'1 1 1 It. thence NWly purullel to R. K. to East line 6710 Sq. yds, paving a t 2.00 13120,03 ii:g lien * upon the property ag ain st which s*id asses intents *r^ ' H ramniUJlon thill all lotn uimJ lun<ln ft-**• »>l Flurlila. nwr* Martiuuim t> of Dak Ave., thence north 61.7 ft. to Reg. 50.6 1050 Lilt F’t. 12-inch storm sewer a t 1.1 0...... 283.38 11, t, • f # * jilcucril»i*«l m.ft fiiflMwti, |f»*u It: 1166JOO entii paid in accordance with tho provisions of resolutions • U'ijomini; an a cc*ntijfuc>u* nr bnunci10 Inlets <{p 35,00 ..................... ............... ...... 1100.00 v r ' i U ’-ro. N.:v«v, T,,.n ; : l ; Atluntlc c «*at l i "“ «c « wt ,h* ’ nnd 207 adopted by the Citv Commission on April 13th. ■ log and ab u ttin g upon Sixth 2 Manholes CD (’*0.00 ....................... ......... 120.00 I* R. PHILIPS, City t ,int‘ B tn v t between French Avenue and o( lia n a . Thirty ra s| tWst, cunitiu- *«U1 the Nly „th“ 5000 U n. Ft. uf 3-inch d ra in tile <g> I00.no l v r lira? of the R *« of Lake 6U0.00 Publish May 8 and May 16th. w* SanLanta Investm ent Co. °“kfAr mrnm �TlIH.S^VNrOKD.nE D PUZZLE U tlgc. I>‘>. G®. i*H. 70. 72. Pan. To' ‘obstruct. ltiver in Italy. Third note in Half on cni. i!i|> p , T / y l,K c T E 1 fii E. 10 1 n ' ™ UF-ANIV May ! WARRANTS ‘The Volusia ( t e n ::* r? c o u n ty <‘ -"in ii s io n e m h a s V'.ted to redeem S&.OOQ worth of warrants ti nt were i-suud for the r.iMing of i v !. „ uh which to cu iftn tc t! i >. payment on tas wnrmnt* w i ll f - r,mle ,1t1 .thly 1. i h s amount c f t h e w a r r a n t s JuL “ 74 tp.nicc ?a>,v,. s B | U.S.BoardMembers V | • /•V |) Onnose Junking Of Ships in Ford Sale Celery Shipments AMERICA MUST Pnffmir• ^ 1*1 | S T O P WASTAGE ANS K H L i ° YHS1 KUDAY’S t "New York City spends $df>, O30.Utii) n year tor charity Fo imtruetiop in practical principles' of personal economics it spends in lU school system pructically no­ thing. Virtually every object of charity nnd every ease of depend­ ency could be tracked back to the iailute of the school house to teach ! > eronomtr illiteracy into econom­ the value of money nnd the im­ ic ”"d:rr.tanding If what we call portance of snvinjr. When public civilisation is to bo preserved, our education teaches s tudent* to man­ eeonontic thinking roust be done age their porsomd affairs prudent ns the school houses and not on the ly and giv es them an understandtotal • snn» boxes.” irttj of the value and proper use Discuasimr the needed cnlicb* MfA’lt —51,000,CCO apeciivay to mmt upon th? value of money, the of money, then wt will attack economic folly at the source nn 1 he constructed. * * '* • ‘ » >i ft i' bagln to save our people from the tragedy'financial dependency.'* I Mr. Knox pointed out that more ! than a bil.lon dollars, it is cstijj mated, disappears “in foolish sp.-cw elation in fake schemes in the q <United States ia a y ea r’ "FortyU four million people, two fifths of S (t>:r population, are gntniully gainfully cm SLvur I ioyed in the United Staten cam ­ el i mg more than •*’.(),000,000 000 nn■amor Avenue i tut.illy,” ho dec lured. “Tito matit: . --merit of the expenditure of this * > 3.000.000,000. annual pay cbucl. ” ; is tin biggest and .'tost important -*• i bu .n r, i-i Amtrica, It hna been tit, ,*liT,nted that upwards of *10,000, a PCO.OOO uf this p. isiinal inconu ij ■wa..it d annual v. ’ .o. tv,M [SrXhh cV ^l t^T ycT -m fort had boon exhausted to dis­ pose of them for operation to a proposal that about SO be reserv 9 ed and the rest sold for breaking 9 op. In any event, it was said, rhctild a policy of scrapping be dffcided upon in. nny degree, bids v. _u!d be invited in open market! in which c«sa Mr. "Ford probably •a\. uIJ have to meet competition. St. Augustine Plans Survey On Publicity ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.. May 15. — The board of directors of the St. Augurtlno Chamber of Comnurco hi” adopted the report of the Ad* vert Ling committee which wa* iidp int.-d to make a su\vcy of the pnbllclty needs of the city. The ten rt propose* that a fund of $d0,0(1(1 bo raised for the advertising of the ciw to the state and the Jtuiie world. Niw> papers and mn.Taxine.i would be the chief .titans of advertising. A campaljr i was appoint d to mako plana for the raising of the fund. ,-y DADE CITY— F irst solid car land of bonus ever shipped out of this city ahippe a by local man. i •* « Swings in t h e w i n d . B!w grass. . , rfltsiu c . T» dine. 5t .i d b y fo r c e . t a k **lik e fis h . fcitrunientc for m a k i n c p raw n s, «n»* Iciors. fire. Crane. portable h o u se . S id .' o f a S'Jtrc. To [tmain. . Ifirtiki spots o.i desert, Sri’. e on b a r k y r .r e . i t i . Weight ( f o r p r e c io u s u t o n e n .) pn>uo&n. Ewuffd. p o rt cl c o m p a s s . Rifle. A csra tclla lie n . i.a n a a c .a a u ^ .i a>,a».iu;uJfiuaaEx;iiEa»i*uai-ii*ki iU H iiS iU m iaaii:,.. in or cln ■ 1■ i liMK'a. Artr. , At.-I of theatar u ed in u a ­ di’. Gti'cTv. . ftui u -•'.I fnr cooking ut1 rj.\ L VHj “lubricator.” VERTICAL , ftil cf compass, f* dluipat'.-. uUw. .* Tail Jfiltir from a sort*. Umlativr of cither. To mimic-. T# total. > Appnratti; used for charging «U’r»l waters with gas. Hdrtw rutin, of God, l> A weapon. a To ckoiae. 1 Soluble. r, P'-rtuiiing i i the supporting cnee oncct.;. o.’ b-ii'UVc frequently cicK-nda on ..oi daily lives. Some do lot regard breat1as being important —yet it can rob you of health -— vr 'V’.vc \\ nil c::;tra amount ot voriiino: niergy., .Mc'hui brcajqdvcs nutrition that ! eeps “going strong’-— all day long. It is so rich, so pure, so easily di­ gested, it builds up and maintains ,'our strength. Always say “ Merita.’’ It EC OMEN!)— ir?o!il-Sioncc Cakes I 'd'c sizes, 10c ;,r, i 15c. I*i29 if ini uitenial organ, | Aar, ra. F Ti ok slowly. r *‘ iciluc*’ ot order. [• Rc—| hnu ... ihic-h yield t [■ Frctfcj. F nitauiitig in j>ir. . . L Self. (• ( u i Lon of facta. 1 1 in m aking indigo. , ' ■ .• I illinc substance. \ p ra;i 11jinly. [* *^retuliAp, '■ c lin k and m o u th c o p ld c d . ’ r •* k n o ts in cotton M A D E BY T H E AM ERICAN BAKERIES CO N ). 2 Cans Lusitania Pears ........... .......... Heedless or Heeded ItAISINS 2 pkifs. .................................... The Store Where (Quality Counts' 1 i dj iw m t �V i ' Ti _________ Bn5P5«^«i{5 r ***H ■ THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, FOUR The Sanford Herald ,t-T . r * u u w i m r y nflereeon r ir t |l ■■ n d a r a t H anford, F l o r i d a Kn tered rao n Second p i l l Ctaaa Ml Matter, October ST. 1519, a t th * I’n s l o f f l c e a t S ufo ril. F l o r i d * u n d e r A c t of March S, 1*97. rdltor Mnnnifl 1‘tinne I la n * m \ n i~ UKA t a . itrm tm> II KllO 111 Maanolla ,\*rn<ir • tr im ttiP T tn x t u r n s On* Y*nr—*",»*" SU Month* (.1,60 Delivered Iri Cltv by I'nr-ler. per week, ISc Weekly Edition li.OQ per year. 9 F F .r u I. t o n r u i All obituary tioMcee. card* of thank*. revolution* and notices of entertainments where charge* are undo will bn charged f t r at regular advertising rates. «*W «— I - T - l, , ■ - | . . . _J - l— T MKMIlKIt T ilK A990CIATF.I) I'llKM The Associated Tress Is exclus­ ively entitled to the tise for republication of nit news dispatches credit** to It or not otherwise cred­ ited In tills paper and also the lo­ cal news published herein. All rights of republlcntbiti of *t>*cl«l dispatch­ es herein a le eUn r**»ur"«d. FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1925 T H E HERALD'S PLATFORM 1.—Deeper water route to JaekannTitle. 2.—Construction of S t. Johna-Indian River canal. 3.—Extension of w hite way. 4. —Extension of local nmusementa. —Swinning pool, tennis courts, etc. 5. —A ugm enting of building pro­ g ram —houses, hotels, apsrtm ent houses. 8,—Extension of stree t paving pro­ gram . 7. — C onstruction of boulevard around la»ke Monroe, B.—Completion of city beautifieslion prugram. BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER Let us givn th an k s: Blessing, nnd glory and, wisdom, and thanksgiv­ ing, and honor, and power, and m ight, 1st unto our God for ever nd ever. Revelation vii: 12. -o~ THK GIRL OF TODAY (A Rhyme of Twenty Years Ago Which F its Present Conditions) L ittle girl, you look so small, Don’t you w ear no clothes a t all ? Don't you w ear no shim m y-shirt, Don't you w eur no petty-skirt, J u s t your corset and yotir hose— A ro those all your underclothes? S R '- m c '" - _____ MI A Simple Cure For A Complex Ailment It is usually an awful risk to take, but just the spme fou can almost always be sure you are right in advising the-victim of dyspepsia to cure himself by proper exercise. The chronic dyspeptic is almost inverinbly a grouch. Quite often he is right dangerously bad-tempered. But by getting at a safe distance—say at the other end of a tele­ phone line—you can take a chance at repeating to him f ome of the finding of the health experts. It has been known for a long while that the open-air workman rarely has indigestion. Ploughing and digging and chopping, the farm-worker comes in to a dinner table Inden with strong food that would send a sedentary worker to the hospital, and eats with a relish. His digestive ap­ paratus isras sturdily reliable ns is his good right arm. And this is as it should be. But while people have known that good digestion and muscular labor often go together, it has only been of recent months that the subject of exercise-for-digcstion-improvement has been placed upon a scientific basis. According to "Good Health” magazine observations made by the aid of the X-Ray have shown that muscular exercise has the ef­ fect of increasing the movements of the stomach, and thus lessens the time which foodstuffs remain in the stomach. Instead of "resting” after a meal, the sensible person will take some kind of exercise that will aid in the digestion of his food, if he happens to he among that large number who suffer from slow digestion. While the person who suf­ fers pain after eating, because of too speedy contractions of the stomach, should show his good sense by resting after meals. • The main idea is for people to study themselves and their reaction to exercise and rest. In some sanitariums chronic dyspeptics have been cured by a woodpile nnd an axe. One woman we have in mind who had been n languid potter invalid for years, was transformed in to a radiant creature, a picture of perfect health, through the cruel orders of one of the nation’s greatest physicians. He put her to work hoeing a great field of onions. He was smart enough to make her furiously angry. He badgered her into showing him that she was not the weak simpleton he ac­ cused her of being. And one day she realized that she lmd found the blessed possession, good health. Breathing exercises and special which bring into action the abdominal muscles and the diaphragm can do wonders for the improvement of the digestive apparatus. But it re­ quires mental ability to adhere to an exercise program. Try out some advice of this kind on t he grouchiest dyspeptic you know, and see what happens. -------------- o--------------- TH E BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER As .Brisbane Sees It . W E EAT TOO MUCH. RAILROADS AND LAND. W E SEND BRAINS AND M n \'F Y BAD COTTON NEWS. By ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright 1915) PRO FESSOR MAX RUBNER, of Berlin, says Americans eat m ore on the average—3,308 ca­ lories daily—than any n th jr n a ­ tion England comes next, with 2,997 calorics It is certain th at this country t a t s too much, end wastes about as much as it eats. H alf we eat keeps us alive. One q u arter keeps the doctors alive, ami one q u arter supports th e undertakers and ceme­ tery ow ners .E at half, leave the tab le for ten m inutes, and once d i­ gestion sta rts you’ll know you’ve eaten enough. GERMAN W ISE men figure th a t our earth , taxed to capacity, could produce enough to feed nine thousnnd million humnn beings, about six limes the number on ea rth now. Such estim ates are worthless. If, ns Haldane suggests, scientists succeed in m aking sugar about as cheap as saw dust, and if the earth ir. intensively cultivated, there is no lim it to the num ber th at the ea rth could feed. Some of us m ight have to live up in the air perm anently, as many Chinese live nn liin,t«( fur Irirt nf r'-'-r-’ *;r. land. W ith sh ark s and other sea wolves killed off, the ocean, alone, could supply enough food for ten billion human beings easily. T H E WHOLE W estern coast should he interested in the cam ­ paign m ade by the Los Angeles E xam iner to shorten train time be­ tween the A tlantic nnd the Pacific, T hree nights on the train from New York to Los Angeles can easily bo accomplished. L ast A ugust u shipm ent of silk from Yokohama to New York traveled 2,123 miles from Scuttle to New York in 73 hours, 25 m in­ utes. The running time of a Pull man passenger car between New York and Los Angeles i-* 91 hours. Too long. f f I SPECIAL SATURDAY*' 75 Peanut Brittle 1 20c Per Pound ■BESGpK Si t" ' V Waters’ Kandy Kitches Vy g ^ T M Announcing The OpenW of a 1 Summer Class / for Beginners Special Rates Prof. P.W. Whitchurs oS n i amoCT7,pj? hoZ. Apply on Thursday and & urday V EPdTlEO VVAP1 // T a, *<SOAWEAe Shoof 30fi National Bank Iildg. 1 & W .H .LONG MEAT MARKET •I 10 Sanford Avc. Sanford, Fk AS TROTSKY RETURNS NEW YORK ItE SA E D -T ItlB U N E Leon TroUky, who if not tie* points in the hook which caused gtealesl is certainly the most pic­ Tsotzky's txiie last year was its turesque figure in the d reary his attack on Zinovieff’s failure in tory of the Russian Revolution, Bulgaria in 1923. Airplane Values has returned to Moscow. But he In their internal policy the Rushas mine hack, according to the ae- , sian leaders have just been anTHE ROCKS cetmt", in a state of ctfhfusion ! nmincing a series ut charges so Not many days ago an American seaplane remained in which appears to In* shared by the | radical that Stalin has confessed the air twenty-eight and one half hours, traveling at the L ittle girl, you look so slight, cot respondents, W hether his re ­ j that they m ight require it revision OF EXTRAVAGANCE rate of eighty miles an hour, and crashing previous en­ When I sec you in the light, entry is trium phal <>r penitential of the whole Communist constituW ith your sk irts cut rather high durance records by one hundred per cent. A simple prob­ is shrouded in the obscurity of llus- I lion. The peasants have made Won’t you catch a cold and die? lem in mathematics will show that if the plane had con­ sinn factional politics, but there I their strength felt; they have been Ain’t you 'fraid to show your calf 7 Avoid the rocks of ex trav ag an ce like an experienced Bcsms lo be no doubt th at it is given a fuller voice in govern tinued in one given direction, it would have been H m ust make some fellers laugh. m arin er—they cause financial destruction. TH E CITIZEN S of Florida are mad** at n moment when the Sovi­ m ental affairs, allowed to hold miles from its starting point when it landed. et.. are facing something very like working a t improved tra n sp o rta ­ land on long leases which can e a s­ L ittle girl, w hat is the cuuse Realizing that it is now possible to travel almost from Save regularly and deposit prom ptly with the Sem­ tion in a m anner th at will interest a crisis. T rotsky's reputation is ily end in the restoration of the Why your clothes are made of inole County Bank. New York to San Francisco in little over a day, it is inter­ t hat of a realist, and the Bolshe­ private ownership, allowed to em ­ gauxe ? C alifornia, and, it is to in* hoped, esting to speculate on what we shall lie able to do in ten wake up the transcontinental lines. vist* are finding them selves eon- ploy laborers ami to accumulate Don’t you w ear no undervest y .i In terest Raid on Savings Accounts private property. In spite of an When you go out fully dressed? years, in fifty years. By that time there will he no in­ L ast Monday, at Fort Myers, on fronted with reality. apparently fictitious prosperity re Finee the beginning of tbe year Do you Uko these peek-a-boo's. accessible spots on the globe. Small oases in the deserts W est Coast, the biggest tltrre hns appeared under the elnh i ported last year, tlie state-owned ’SU ad of normul underclothes. and the beautiful peaks of the most remote mountains will Florida's mass m eeting of citizens on record, qffiltj economic term inology which industrial system has (ailed so heard H. Davies W arfield, president is the vice- of Com munist public definitely th at proposals have been L ittle irl, your ’spenders show be made almost suburbs of New York and Chicago. As Amt bur Brisbane says, "This is something for real of the Seaboard Air Line, promise speaking the full confession th at advanced to allow private factories *WA*h ic sunlight play* on you. I can see your tinted flesh estate and railroad men to think about. In less than twenty th at he would run another railroad, the experiments have not worked. nml large-scale private employment S e m i n o l e (l[o u n h j jj)a n k Through your little gown of mesh. years, real estate values for residence purposes, outside of his own, into Fort M yers, the In­ The report that Zinovieff has re ­ The tendency was manifest when Is it modest, do you s'pose te rs ta te Commerce Commission a p ­ placed Trotsky in exile in the C au­ Djcrjhinsky confessed the failure cities and suburbs, will be absolutely independent of rail­ proving. Over three hundred citi- casus may not lie true, hut the of the efforts of last year lo re ­ N ot to wonr no underclothes? road terminals." ens subscribed money to provide world revolution over which he vive the purity of the Communist L ittle girl, your socks have .dioals Seaboard term inal sites. presided ha* hud another failure theory; it seems to be moving now Nowadays values depend largely on the accessibility of STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS <= Of those little tiny holes. added to the account. W hat look­ with a rapid acceleration. The W hy you w ant to show your limb the property by road and train. A piece of acreage in an MAY give a land ev­ ed like an explosion in B ulgaria new economic policy is sh iding into unopened country now may be practically worthless. Let a eryHEAVEN 1 don't know—Is it a whim? th in g it needs—clim ate, soi 1.1 scents to have ended in a fizzle, the old economics, and Trutzky Do you want to catch the eyj line asphalt mud be constructed to u, and it will he worth sunshine, beauty. But all is vain with a high Red ca su alty list, and I cumes hack to find history slowly Of each feller passin’ by? one may remember th at one of the asserting itself. thousands of dollars. The time will come when acreage w ithout ad quote tran sp o rtatio n , > jiiiiiix x B c a s a iB B iix iiiH iB a iia n iiiix iiX H u u iiii Florida shows appreciation of the whether there is a road to it or not will be worth thousands L ittle girl, where is the charm new rnilrond building th at Mr. I of dollars, because everyone will be driving his own little W arfield Inis done ami is doing In your long uncovered in n ; In the V behind your neck, airplane anti will lie entirely independent of of railroads. there. XKW YORK IIERAI.I* Is it there for birds to pc.-* * California will show appreciation Brisbane lends further sage advice when he says: "Beni IJ ttle girl, I tell you thorn*, in mind, also, Messrs. Realtors, that island property will lie at leant as great, to the S anta Ft*, From I'ri ore to a comes—not for th at college pays in m aterial as A in’t so nice us underclullies, Union Pacific and any line that as valuable as mainland property, just as accessible nnd tlie will take one night out of the the first time a table s -tting well as non-m at^rinl rewards, it is L ittle girl, now listen here, more "exclusive,” and that hitherto inaccessible hilltnpj i transcontinental trip , thus bring­ forth the impressive earn in g s ot far from well to suggest that the You Would he ju st twice as dear and mountain lands are to supply the choice building lots.” ing the Atlantic amt the Pacific graduate-* ten years a fte r leaving m easure of achievement lies in For Quick Sale Only If you’d cover up your charms, collcgv. Some 2GI) m em bers of money. That is what such figures I GOU miles nearer to each other. ---------------o----------------------------------------Neck, hack, legs and J miOi your the class of 1915 are now receiv­ suggest. The class of 1893 arm s. 1’KOI’LL LIVI', LONGER in Florida, northern folks add WINSTON CHURCHILL, dis ing nn average of $7,503 from th eir do should have been proudest ten I would take you to the shows years to their life by becoming residents of our state. Es­ :) lots on Orange Avenue—sizes 50x1*15. ta riff on silk in the House labors, while unearned income years a fte r graduation of the m em­ If you’d wear some underclothes. caping excessive taxation may he an impelling motive for cussing of Commons, drew from his dis­ brings the average total to $10,-192 ber named Turkingtnn, who bad some, hut longer lilt? as assured bv our climate should be patch case silk things, including These figures are so high th a t sp e­ Ijust w ritten "The Gentleman from Price $3,000—Terms L ittle girl, your m ystery and proved his point. cial factors would seem to b.* in ­ Indiana." The class of 1879 should I more seductive and appeal to a larger number of people. stockings, Luring charm and modesty, volved. Tbe very highest earnings have been proud.-st of the member N The House wondered at his versa­ Is what makes us fellers keen Nobody wants to die any sooner than need be—at least not tility. arc not given—we are told only named Wilson who had published U To possess a little Queen; those fortunate enough to iivc iiuppuy under the blue skies that sixty-nine men engaged in , "Congresional Government" and K T hat isn't su rp rising. Churchill 2 lots tut Oak Avenue—one a corner lot. But no lover—goodness knows— m anufacturing or finance ma.it* is the son of an American Woman, of sunny Florida. "The S tate.” Princeton used to W ants u girl sans underclothes. Miss Jerom e, whose fath er was W. w -It over $12,000 apiece But from boast th at up to McCosh's day she $2,300—Terms R. T ravers’s p artn e r in the old this and from the fact th a t the un- had graduated one President— 1 m ust wear a coat of mail, earncil income for the whole class Wall S t r e e t firm of T ravers & J e ­ Madison—nnd one Vice President, Glothe from head to big toe nail, rome Our young girls carry b rain - averages nearly $3,000 two duluc- nim- Cabinet officers, thirty Sena 1^ must cover up my form tions would appear ju stified: first tois and twenty five college Presas well as money to Europe. Even when the w eather’s w arm ; that Princeton men are largely uid- id* nts It is a fair guess that some C#n’t enjoy the sum m er’s throes A few months liefore ids dentil lie was a green recruit. His COTTON HAS gone to another *d by the cummuiul of capital, nf these men made their way be­ L est I garli in underclothes. --T am pa Tribune Gen. Basil Duke of Kentucky, who horse had run away with him— low price for the new crop, and hereditary or ut hep wise; second, cause they did not think too much ° F ir st S t. Sanford, l'Lcommanded Morgan's cavalry after the hit iiad broken, and, white a» th a t's had news. It is bad for the that the average income receives about mere money m their first ten a decided lift from the extrem ely the killing of his brother in-law, Smith, ju st as bud for the North. yeitrw— or lat-.-r a sheet nnd scared stiff, the luck­ The New York World printed Gen. John Morgan, told this tale less youth was being propelled One part of the country depends on high earnings of a small favored At the rear of the Princeton a a n a a a N n M n iia a n N H n M n n H B a ia a n a M a a B n M n H a a n iia a a a B i11 one sidu of tin story. group. at a Confederate reunion in his t m ight at the whooping Kentuck­ the o th er's prosperity. ehtss, in earning capacity .are six­ — o ------ ■— home city of Louisville: Somebody said it was amazing ians, begging for mercy as he A more interesting question is teen educators w ho receive an av-1 Some men would lie lietter olT lie said th at during one of the came. th a t human livings intelligent whether the collection nf such s ta ­ erngt* of $2 825. But if there is an- ; if they w eren’t so fur olf most Tennessee cam paigns Morgan's Je ff S territt, a noted wit of the enough to make a watch still be­ tistics Wutiid commend itself to th - other Wilson or Basil Gilders- ■ i i i a a i s i i i a B a i i i i i i i i i u i i R R i i i i i i i i i s i i i i D 111! of the time. men surprised and routed a reg i­ command, stopped th ehorse and lieve in ancient superstitions. stern-souled Jam es McCosh. who I sL-cve among them, he may he the ment of Federal troopers, in lh • made a willing prisoner of the rid­ It is also am azing th at the hu­ built modern Princeton. While it t man whose real earnings are the The height of am bition for the midst of the re treat one of the en­ er. M erritt, who had not washed man race, intelligent enough to is well to persuade the young idea highest. mo t millionaires is to change the emy, who was mounted upon a big or shaved for days and was a fero­ build up and protect fortunes of i *‘m’’ to "b". horse, suddenly turned and charg­ cious looking person, pulled out a hundreds of millions, has not found ed the victorious Confederates full- big pistol and wagged its muzzle a way to perfect and decently en­ courage men th at work the ground If he missed his engagem ent, till, waving his nrm and shri**king in the terrified Federal's face. a don’t ask him why. It will save like mad ns he Imre down upon "I don't know whether to kill you and produce the real wealth. KKY WKS r CITIZEN a him the trouble of lying. them alone. Respecting such m ar­ right now," he said, "or wait until a B velous courage, the C onfederates the fight is over!" PR ESID EN T (’OOLIDGK and A Indy who recently returned “ M ister," begged the quivering Mr. Mi*llon have been housekeep front a journey rem arked on an pern-dent upon the older member V The most djsturhing thing we fmchore shooting at the approach­ their families fyr everything H n ing foe, hut when he was right up captive, "us a favor to me, please ing successfully. Mr, Lord, head I incident illu stratin g the position of of can think of is to sit down and CLOSE TO NEW HOTEL th at they have, for th* rlotheeat a chicken pie ami not find on them they saw there was a d if­ don’t do it ut all! I'm a dissipated of the Budget Bureau, inform s th. many children in u railroad .-sta­ ibey wear, the food they eat. the ar ferent reason for his foolhardi­ character—and I ain't prepared to President th a t for the national fis­ tion, and n woman and a little boy u single piece of chicken. n ness. Price $1,500.00 Each. cal y ear ending June 30. there will cantc ami sat down beside iter. The pleasures tney rn jty , it would r.ii die!" -o he a surplus of $108,000,001), The buy persisted in putting his feet seem as if the parents were in a i Now since th legislature put country is fo rtu n ate in having Mr. or, her lap and his shoes wen* eon- position to control them if they another " i” in Floridans, they will id ii made up th eir minds to do so. If Mellon, who knew enough about -iderably muddy, the results w ere they give up the attem pt, it Jugb«* able ju st twice a» well to sec money to make a few hundred m il­ quite unfortunate to her dress. the fu tu re o f this state. goats rem arkable weakness of will. ST. I'ETKKSIIUIUi TIMES lions for himself, running the n a­ She could not very well change Many- children n,., own way tional money d ep artm en t .and Mr her sent without seeming d isa­ Women ure never ho sinull arid REALTOR Existence ot a condition in M. I gallon, for if such a system is Coolidge, who seems lo think a greeable, so she asked the woman by making thcm.-u-lves dDaigrcedelicate th at they can’t carry gos­ able nnd the parents yi Rooms 501-31)2. Rhone 93 Id out *if sip. — Times-Union. Sonic) inRi Petersburg whereby a person mas maintained it will result in m aking president should handle the people'* if she could not keep her hoy from sheer disgust - -cities nml ftiethey are so small th at they do be shot, seriously, if not fatally, ' ' hne easy, un,I before long a inur- money ns curefully as he would putting itis feet in ncr lap. First National Bank Building. lion. Parent ;ght to feel i retty ■ carry gossip. . , . , , , dvr will lie committed and the guil* his own. taken to a hospital, and no u n -. ty wi„ t,1K.)t|)l,> "I will *If i can," the Woman re ­ cheap thus to let th yJtmgster.i Sales Force:—Miss Ruhn Williams, Miss H^en get ahead of titim. If there is not already a Inw Don’t criticize a man for not mediate report made In the police. B U SIN E SS ON a big scale in marked rath er grourhily, giving * Hoagc. scintibiting in collective conversa­ was dDcloacd Inst night when po making it mandatory for imlivid- grow ing in big things nnd little the impression th at she v/as fre ­ quently unable to control th at ape* n a n a a a a a a B B a a B B a B a a a a a a a a a B o a a B a a 9 a a a a a a a a i aRr<1 tion. As Rome forgotten sage has lice were informed by lelgram from ; ual*. physicians and hospitals to things. One chain of grocery This is National Music Week (re-said, it is better to be a reticent Chicago th at a woman living in j report Immediately to the police sto res does a business of more 'cim cit of young America. Many children u t a very early minds the Sanford tie raid.) What and have folk* wonder if you are one of tin* city ’s most exclusive departm ent nil cases of violence, $332,000,000 a year a fool than to be garrulous and let residential districts hud been shot whether accidental, sun idal or lint* nge have got beyond control. If t r e you doing to celebrate? Well, t One five ami leu cent stare them know it. twice by her hubund and removed liciuus, the city commissioners chain a little while ago announced their parents can’t keep them you’d be surprised. The family ■* ■ o to a hospital. ’hould not lose a moment in enact­ us its am bition a business of $G0,. from putting their feet in the laps thnt has been spending the winThe city O T o w n s. two parks on * This is the second tim e in a few ing an ordinance which would re* 000,000 a year. It does now more I of the people they meet, hey muy t»*r in the apartm ent on the nether be unable to keep them from dc- side PurJc Avenue, t ’en trai Park has months that such un occuruiuv hi.* quir.* ....... these reports und provide ,„ ylu, „a th a n $250,000,000 a year. FOOT SPECIALIST of our» moved ..ijt the other teen dre.-’Sed up until it looks like been brought to the attention of heavy penalty for failure to do so, In retail busiiii...s there is unlim ­ ir.,; thing*) th at th reaten Unit* m oi- day and took their phonograph J^orftn fltm lnnu. fii^rtiVk Shop for good In * N a ili. H e a v y Call* a baby girl on the way ta Sunday the police and the public. , A state law also should be enact- ited prosperity for the man that u! downfall. and player-piano with 'em. And m i urea tciiini school. The Ninth S treet Park It is noslble th u t such u shoot-.ed to back up such an ordinance, It is a ra th e r hum iliating con- if th u l's not "round* for a cele­ understand* the m eaning and use has not changed much since the la st‘trig might be accidental, yet even The welfare and th.* *ufoty of of the three magic words—"OR­ j feasion for parents t * muke, th at bration—well it’s » darned good 1 un. t?. i.. c h i .nil hurricane tore all th e grass up h y jth a t would not an excuse for hush- the community demands immediate GANIZE, DEPUTIZE, SUPER ! children ca't not he controlled. Con­ thing this Milk Week, too.—Mild ru m Y oW t*l D raw Uhl*. the roots. * ing it uji and preventing an iuvetti-1 action. sidering th at those children are tie- ami Tribune. VISE.’* • j ° rUoJl>P h o n e. E levator a S a n fo rd ,Fla. WHAT PRINCETON GRADUATES EARN ; Britt-Chittenden Really Company, Inc. UNCONTROLL ED CHILDREN REPORTS ON VIOLENCE CASES ■ E. F. L A N E Chiropodist « Try Smith’s Bari* �.» 'L * T / 0 ONE:—Office 118 Social. Calendar ; * Less Than F ifty See Judge Overules Klan! Marriage Of Heiress Head's Freedom Plea' ► • *A • MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor 0 TELEPH O N E:—Res. !28-J M issW ard Entertains'Mrs. Owen Will Have»,n<f « r>0 Little Bessie B ennett lh n rc rn C t-,-.,.,, rece' ved the prize for the prim ary A t Bridge Honoring PL/Iiaige Story Hour room, CuipenMr the ii.uio, miss alias nnaala rvnmtia Culpepper Miss Sarita Lake NEW YORK, May to.— Less than 50 persons, m ostly relatives, witnessed the m nrringe o f Abbey Rockefeller and David Merrijveather Milton yesterday. Two thousand were Invited to the re ­ ception and 1,200 attended. Guests nt the reception were served sand wiches, salads, cakes, tea and grapefruit. There was no punch nor was there dancing r Values INDIANAPOLIS. May 15.— Judge Jnm cs A. Collins of the I Criminal Court today overruled a j motion to quash the indictm ent .ch arg in g I). C. Stephenson, form er grand dragon of the Klan w ith the m urder of Madge O bcrholtzer, of Indianapolis . are —The A. & l*. kind •ntcrcmdiato room and Miss Julio ill T The Story Hour will be hetd as Gieger fur the high school; always REAL and worth Tlie funniest news m the paper Miss F ern W ard charm ingly en- U.SVC*. 0Tl , ®B>rday morning at 10 today is th at a big chewing gum while because they always tertained Thursday afternoon a t l » ™ * v Ml children will be m anufacturer chews tobacco. ft. . . 11 al welcome. Mrs. Owen will te l the Fridayhave Quality back of them. T i ,:- fo rg e W. Knight will en- her home on Seventh S trectj the stories and some of the little folks Mr, and Mrs. Herman Steele and S S rth e third of a series Bon Ton Bridge Club am! some wi" tnko ,,nrt »' thep rogram . sniall^ son, Atlon were visitors a t The Rending (Tub will have an parties at her home on extra guests honoring .Miss S arita unusual treat when Mr. Swan, who the Steele home from Orlando Lake a bride-elect of June. » Avenue. has spent a good deal of his time Sunday. “Del Monte" ffirular social m eeting of "A. & P." Hrand “ Encore” llrnncl The bridal colors of pink, white am ong the Indians, will tell some Ben Steele arrived home T ues­ Jnin’s Christian Tem per- and green w ere attractively carried Indian stories. day for his vacation from Mars Ammonia Spaghetti ffon will be held in the out in the decorations, pjn;: rndiPineapple luist week Miss Seoggan had a Hill Sem inary in North Carolina. pitrisn Church at 3.30 ance roses being used in abundance fine program for the little ones Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ford and and fresh­ with Cheese and A tjualily product Cleans ens The tallies were bridal figures. some of them also contributing children le ft heie on Thursday la st Tomato Sauce Rav Symcs will entertain The prize for high score, a jade numbers which were much enjoyed. for their fo rm er home near A t­ 32-07. Ol I Hi.-2 ■■*. j , J In the Reading (Tub Mr. Halt lanta, (In., for a visit. v Lovers Club a t her hente glass candy ja r. was won by .Mr.-;. - »!>• Mr. and M rs. J. W. Corley loft while he told Bet. £ 1C 2Wr park at 12:30 o clock. Edward B etts of the club members held sliced tiTtL ran .... 1 4 1 t l-- close. attention . ------ — ----Effective May IT. 11125. between their car for their summer homo ~ IPchard Brown will enter- and the guest high score was m ad eV f KJ>ntr ‘V i lu,r , :ll“ tlu* Knights of in in Ingleside, Ga.. last Thursday. ,1 bridge at her home on by Miss Mildred Simmons, who was lh t RountI Tab,e. Tampa and Jacksonville, in conngction with ■Foe Jr., preceded them several "Sunt field "Sultana" . , -j Avenue bonoriqg Miss aw arded a jade glass comport. Mins , T weeks. Lake. Havana Special No. 75-7(> Book”'08 prcstnted a '1{ri‘lo’MUpsalaand urapeviile Mr, and Mrs. (Hen Holcomb and r J. Holly will entertain N o rM family and (J. W. Sm ith made a Miss W ard was assisted in serv­ Beginning from Jacksonville May 20, 1H25 , tre Nous Bridge Club a t p arty leaving for Indleside, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Winn ami daughter ing the dainty ice course, which called to see her parents Sunday. for n visit driving through last F ri­ 3 on Park Avenue. fu rth e r carried out the color Only All Pullman Train Between Florida and New York (Jet Our Mr. and Mrs. Claud Whidden day. Junior B. Y. I*. U. will give scheme, by h er m other. Mrs. HarMr. and Mrs. L. F . Lubinski Prices Party” at the B aptist ■i* \ v ti 1 and children have moved again to I , t .. _ . it ,, .. ty W ard and sisters. Mrs. R. R. have sold th e ir five acre farm on ’from 7 to !< o’clock. Mrs. Ueas and Mrs. R. C. Bower. N ut ONE NIGHT OUT SERVICE On Charlie Cariner returned S atu r­ Beardall Avenue and moved to Ji .Mrs. F. K. llolz will be cups of pink and white filled with day from Ootowhn, Tenn., and has town taking ap artm ents on Oak TO candies and pink roses were the gone to Miami. Avenue. •Jerucns” O ela g u n •Palm Olive” favorr* Mr. and Mrs. Raul Rushans an d ) Elmer Lundpuiat was am ong the New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Etc. Saturday. Those present were: Miss Snritu Woodmen attending the convention children are leaving soon in th eir Story Hour will be held at Lake, Miss Mildred Simmons, Miss in Orlando this week. ca r for a trip north expecting to Nns. 86*76 Dailv Schedule Nos. 75-85 2nry at 10 o clock. Dorothy Mnckerson, ..f Kissimmee, Mrs. Borell attended the service visit relatives in New York and Reading Club will meet at Miss .Marjorie Clay of Jackson­ at Lake Mary Sunday. Shew as other points. ville. Mrs. B. F. W hitner, Jr., Mrs. missed bv her class. rary at 10 o’clock. Boston Steele, Robert Steele, L. 6.:to am Lv. Tampa ........................... .... Ar. 10.25 pm fer Uuth Kricson attended Sunday t. Frazier and Ben A ustin went on American Legion Auxiliary W. W .i ’oUer, Mrs, Edward Beits, ... Ar. am 9.43 pm 7.D7 Lv. ria n t City ..................... ‘ t at the Legion Home a t Mrs. Edmund Meiseh, Mrs. Jnm es School in town spending the night a fishing trip to Econlochntehee 7.25 am Lv. Lakeland ....................... ....Ar. 11.20 pm Creek last week and brought homo ijtlt. Mrs. L. P. Chittenden Ridge, Mrs. R. R. Dens, Miss Edith with Melvc Lundnuist. The ZA-RKX a fine strin g of trout and silver League, Mrs. Braxton B aggott, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron of Snn7.01) am Lv. Bnrtow .......................... r*. J. C. Benson will be hosPure All riavnr Mrs. Richard Brown, Mrs. Robert foni have moved into what is best catfish. ............ ... 7.:?2 am Lv. Winter Haven .............. Hines, Mrs. Joe Chittenden. Mrs. known ns the West place. C. T. Smith will entertain It. C. Bower and M rs. Hawkins 8.00 am Lv. Unities City .............. ,It•■Al 4 s. 1 1 pm Little M arjorie Sway no has „ry Week Bridge Club a t Connelly. whooping cough and M artha Nell .....Ar. am 8.02 pm 8.55 Lv. Ki.sscmmce ................... ^csie on Magnolia Avenue. Bertleson has been nuito sick. Ar. 7.30 pm am 9.05 Lv. Orlando ..................... S. J. Stedt was brought homo Ar. 7.15 pm Lv. Winter Park Monday Tuesday from the Foniatd-Laugh N. Y. State A&P Elgin .....Ar. 6.30 pm 10.00 am Lv. Sanford ........................ circles 'of the Presbyterian Miss D cnictria Fleishel, of l.h . Creamer i, l.b. Full ('.•earn. will meet in the folio w.....Ar. 5.50 pm 10.27 am Lv. DeLuiid Jacksonville to Win, W arren, of . , ton spent Sunday with Mrs. and Tampa. ,ts: 11.50 am Lv. Palatka ■1.15 pm ..................... ..... Ar. The Id lent Budge ( lull was de- Mis, Tyner, coining from W intltrNumber Two—Mrs. L. I. .....Lv. Miss Leo I it King, of Sanford, to Ar. Jacksonville . ........... 2.15 pm 1.30 pm (Quality Hr a mis All Hlends pore. ir, chairman, will m eet a t light fully entertained Thursday i>... i o r«i _t , . , J. B. Edm unds, of Deland. Ar. 2.15 pm 1.50 pm Lv. Jacksonville ................ Itev J. S. (la rk experts to lie . . . lock with Mrs. H. It. Stev- afternoon by Mrs. H arry H.-Heerhere May 17. Sunday School 2:30 Mh» M y rtb Rues. ... ncksonThen 5.5B pm Ar. Savannah ..................... ... Lv. 10.55 urn #1 Park Avenue. eti nt h er home on Union Avenue. o’eloek midp reaching at 3:30 v ille , to L. W . C h e e k , o f J a c k s o n Lv. 8.25 pm 6.10 am Ar. Richmond ..................... 1»Number Three—Mrs. Fred Nectar A&P Beach blow hlbircua tmd Pinmxjilje. .....Lv. 5,15 pm 0.50 Ar. Washington ................. am 4, rhairman. will meet a t bago Capensia were artistically o’clock. 1 linker Miss Lucy Lupfer, of Kissim Rev. Wahl berg was a guest Tues Tall Can Lv. 11,45 am rch at I o’clock. pm Ar. New York combined w ith fern fur the at day a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.b. to C. A. Crisp, of Haven 2 oz. pkg. ... 12c ^ Number Four — Mrs. tractive decorations. High score B. W. Lundnuist, who took him to port. ........... ......... Lv. 12.00 n’t 10.05 pm Ar. Boston Red Circle I Howard, chairman, will was nintleb y Mrs. allies Sharon Lake Mary. Miss Sarah Hughey, of Orlando, Lv. 7.00 am 8.3d pm Ar. Pittsburgh ................ Bordens, Pel or l.b. it 7:110 o’clock at the church, and (henecond score was nindch y 1*1 lb. pkg. ::ic Mr. and Mrs. David Forgan of to G. I*. G alhreath, of Newcastle, lark" supper will be s e r­ Mrs. Roland Reed. A fte r the game Iowa have purchased tlu* home of Bn. Carna­ 8 O’clock Tickets, iteservntiuns, laformalimi from a delightful jee course was serv ­ Mr.n mi Mrs. fi. C hrensperger near! Miss C atherine Davis, of (laitiesl.b tion 1^2 ll>. |>kg. 15c if. chairman, will meet a t ed carrying out the color scheme. L'psr.la depot. They had a f in e ' ville, to J . H. Turhoville, of •ft Thosep resent were: Mrs. Henry trip coming in their ear. Number Five— Mrs. II. Gainesville. Maurice Coptey, T. A. (’. L. Station Wight, Mrs, Kmlor C urlett, Mrs. Mrs. Anna De Forest returned Miss Louise Duke, of Tampa, to *k with Mrs. K. l>. IlrownAlexander Vaughn, Mrs. John Thursday of last week, having at- J . Q. B rantley, Tampa. .4 Palmetto Avenue, PHONE Mi s Itutli Chal'fe, of inland* i Number Six—Miss May Bender, .Mrs. George D. Hurt. M rs.[tended the I). A. It. convention in tbirnian, will m eet at I itoland itced, Mrs. John M eiseh! W ashington. Sin* is expecting her i to J. II. McDonald, of Stuart. son. Norman and a friend from Mbs Louise Bullard, of Tam ps, r.th Mrs. F. L. WoodruIf, and Mrs. Janies Sharon. New York for a few days. to It. K. Jae'.rson, Ir., Tnnipu. *Avenue. LEAVE FOR HOME Tlie children of the Foultry Miss F rances Kennedy, of Tam- | Number Seven— Mrs. \V. Club under Mrs. W hittier's guid­ pa, to Hollis IVitiherton, of Tam- • The S tandard Railroad of the South anion, chairman, will meet o il Mr. and Mrs. W. ( ’. McLendon ance, enjoyed very much the trip pa. •clock with Mrs. V. C. Col­ Jr. and Mine itutli Bur roughs who of sightseeing to the (singw.tod j Miss F lora Bound, of Jackson I li Magnolia Avenue. a . . . . Mrs. ville, to |: Shirley-, o f 'Mlnmi. have*.been Hie guests of Dr.,Tuid mad try plant .Saturday. d*Nu.tib<'r Eight-—Mrs. d. D. Mrs, ..................... II. D. Caswell ................. le ft Fr -rlihiv Vinlen and Mrs. A. H. Lundnuist Mi>* Viola Taylor, of Jackson- n m x a m x n a i i i n i r s n r E i i u s n i i N i t s 'a x H X H i i i i a i x i a a i a i R R H X z a u n z n u ^ x . m n a ^ x B n n n t n r s x a x a z a i i n i i n i i i u n a i n a i i N a i a i i niff, chairman, will meet a t for their homes in A tlanta. Among went with them. ville, to B. II. Rice, of Philndcl « n ❖ ■> <• •: < ■> * •:* <• •> -t* •:* ■>:• •> •: : wk with Mrs. J. L. Wells. the courtesies extended these a t ­ Mr. nml Mrs. McIntosh nnd sons. p|,ju< n Tajc ha Avenue. ,\Ir Ilitmli Roberts, of Valdes n tractive guests was a luncheon with Mr. ami Mrs. ,\ . ( . I oiler p, (j, j Wcnrv Wight will entertain given at the Hetty Ann Tea S h o p ' called on their old friends Mr. and [tli Burremore, icon the present chairm an Wednesday l»y Mrs. Clyde Byrd Mrs. \. F. Westerdiek. The Me-1 Jack naville. irinz rhairman of the do- and a m atinee party given Wednes­ 11,tosh family spent the winter Mis* Dotty Swain, of Tullnhus n arts of thn Woman's Club. day afternoon by .Uiss S arita Lake here and in C learw ater and are set to D. I . Baldwin, of Titusville. [J Miss Ada Cummer, of Jackson- n Social Department of the which was followed w ith tea at leaving for their New York home. l I m /^ /a v T A r o tO T /* Mrs. Walfred Pierson entertuin- vill,*, to Norm an Sterling, of W w ■ _diit Srieirty will the Petty Ann. ed in her cosy new home on lues• York « tl h mo of Mrs. W. T. ■ Haveriiill, Mass., g irls w ear bells day afternoon a num ber of ladies, Mist Gladys Com forter, of C har n t^n on West F irst S treet at ■ on their rolled stockings. It honoring a voting friends with a leston, S. i'., to Rev, F. IS. Wal JJ ■ shower. Bowls of lovely roses and field, of Jacksonville. wouldn’t be necessary here. • other of carnations were placed Miss Magdalene B url.art. of n I*b**nt the rooms. Delicious ro- C learw ater, to John C arter, of * a Tuesday frshtnents of golden cake with Jacksonville. a The Water Lily m a dt Number One of the Prescoffee and cocoa were served by .Miss Gladys \\5 s|,.yt ,,f Musco­ *» Auxiliary with Mrs. It. (J. the hostess to tho, IS ladies pres­ gee, to A. B. Covcll, of DeFunik ■ Frock Now a /* rhxirman, will meet a t *1 ent. ** '* Sipring.-. ■ 1 With Mr s. W. E asterly Miss Elizabeth Monroe, of tjuin ft w Avenue. ey, to C. II. Curry, ,if Jackson­ J*w ‘ fh'partmcnt of the ville. , , nm:|n'i (Tub will give Miss Anne Mirkelsnn, of Berry, i«l teu. a Mr, and Mrs. W. W, Woods have to Jack Rice of Savannah. M moved hack to Berry. U EIIDINGS Mrs. Myrtle Logan was in San­ ■ Miss l.uella Padgett, of Bine •» ■ ford Monday on business. Castle tn J . Forteniiach, of Ruth* Leon Is*Roy is in S t. Augustine ■ erford, N. J . h a this week on business. + Miss Relm (Juiittt, of Tampa, to F rank Pitts is in Jacksonville •J * H. L. I.eartl, J r , of Tampa. L D.rhy left recently for this week attending to business. 'dir;, (la. Miss M anila Gibson, of Tam pa, a ♦ Mane Taylor of Mims spent the to IE. II. llohiiiinn, of Tumprt week-end with his m other and sisAHs.s Virginia Greene, of Jack- u * ' Dulb.M. has returned ti'T. , K. II, Kilbc was transacting busi­ sonville, to Win. Orr, of Jackson- * <(• • v:,|‘ "f ■ .,-rnl weeks witii w* m t . nterville, Ala. ness in Oveitio and Hanford Snt- ville. * .Mrs. W, Squires, of Orlando, to urduv. t■■■ Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, of J . Jackson, uf Orlando. ” ll,; 'h. Maberson of KisMiss C arrie Terrell, of Haynes Orlando, spent Monday with Mrs. attractive guest of City, to Oakley Andrews, of Or George Gieger and family. p Mr,, itii hard Brown. Mrs. J It. W ight and Mrs. J. Inndo, .Miss Virginia Johnston, of OrT. McClain, were in Osceola S at­ lamlo, to It. B. Benlou, of Orlando. ' Mar r y H. Heeren urday on business. Miss Helen Downey, of Orlando, H + ■•T-ariiav to spend the Miss I’ltrr and Miss Young spent T to Rex S affer, of Orlando. ‘ Maytuna Beach. the week-end in Eaugullie with Miss Irm a Auferhelde, of Orlan ! ■> Miss C arr’s uncle. Mrs. Long and Mrs. Moses of do, to Wm, King, J r., of Greens- a trV ‘ *r k\. J . McCracken v Hanford railed on Mrs. B. T. Wake­ hero, N. C. ■a' f,,r their home in Miss Omelia Kichstaedt, of Co- ^ field Monday afternoon. W<ri|' r *"’rt business visit Airs. Claude Ratilerson i- spend­ con, to John McCain, of Miami. Miss C atherine Davis, of G aines-1J] ing u few days a t Ft. Bierce with ville, to J . E. TurbevIHe, of ■ t Mi. and Mrs. Frank Ratilerson. LAV F Hill, Mrs. Sarah |* Tlie sum of $11.50 was made Gainesville. + Barry Ward and Miss Ruth Young, of West Balm Saturday nt the ice cream sale held m ' ■ I* u •. will form a Beneh, to C. K . Little, of West a by the* Community Club. Purl, leaving Monday * Charles Philips heard the radio Palm Beach, 'r,t**’* < oral Cables. Mirs B etty Peschman, of Minprogram given by the Sanford peo­ ? ple Monday evening a t W inter ter Park, to John .Singleton, of Mi + ami. Burk. , , im '' F' pnedy and son WillMiss Mildred T urrcntine, of W il­ ■t* Mr. and Mrq,>M. Daniels of the l i"., l r'dav from th eir East Coast spent :i few days here mington, N, C., to J. F. Franz, of Sin* *ni* ^ ’r H v'sit with ♦ ^ M-'m | Wheeles. Mrs. with William Danllca who has been Jacksonville. V Miss Bernice Austin, of Jackson ‘ finer resident of ■:! ■> Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevalt ville. to S, S. Williams, of Jackf * {• spent Sunday in .Chuluota with sonville. <• Miss C harlo tte Bynum, of Ja c k ­ Mrs. Laura H arris and Mrs. P. D•> Bt i, • *'b Haynes and sonville, to A. I*. W eigh’!, Jr., id <• Smith. V n 1 Mr* Haynes, Hr., ■4* Mr, and Mrs. John Aldorruay of Jacksonville. ■tv. ’. 1 ■ Potter and son, Miss M arie Dekle, of Jackson­ St, AUKUstine, Mr. and Mrs. Harir,.‘ r • "I Moore’s Sta4* lowe of Orlando spent Sunday with ville, to J. L. Beurda, of Marianna. f -,.. b: c the week-end in Mr. ami Mrs. L. M. Alderman. Miss Erma C arter who was a • *>w ipe th e n * <• graduate of Alt. Verde school last *> r**/ i,l: Tum or n ip little ou t wittx Tuesday night is now at home wi.h ❖ Ann of 308her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J D. firr,vl,“''th S(t.r‘ l t lcnve today ■> Ballard. i ^ -*■'•"■ Ga., to visit Mrs. The Geneva High school present­ •> ir,. u , T r a"d Mrs. O. L. ed the plav “The Windmills of Hol­ ♦ if.nt ‘ ■n "'r will join them + land.” Friday evening with a cast ‘Wo Weeks. v ; „ l. A N T DESTROYER of 12 girls and 3 boys. The (day, ■V* j which was very interesting, was A n t i In th# ■u«afi In i the reault of much work bv teachbr««Jf In |uiitfT Wwl ' krillH MvE TOLL 6rp>00 + doMti. One* th#f l«* In* <„ 4 „ • ,c ...-ter Illy frock, one era and pupils. The beautiful llny'r* C«t M-> The Famine of the t h Sloviiest o V i l "f I t suir.mt i " ! ? r c r « tb n j,,,„ .r y bv * . ! « « f b l of tk iin tvltli CENOt* . f £ * iStorol p .r « « ll« v.op vS lh , primary teacher. t, ( '" ‘on received an esA N T DESTROYER- Dm th in flesh r^-VtafLheads * nml The i’a re n t-fe a c h e ti’ Association to Mtlf If) 7 ViOUt**. i kjp VJ. 1,5000 persor.t embroidered hi h held iU meeting lu st Tuesday eveUrK_* sill; w ater hly w i'n a t which, prizes were award. P m no wirthquai wtth v*ri, ' (f,.*1cd to those having the highest Laney's Drug Store and Rminiillat i unn 'n Province on Mnrch fringed Ibtic lohking buds forms n o The prizes each bc& Aadcrxou .... ....................................................................................... .. i . . ■ SnQulduZ k,ul tetgc, i East Sanford N o. 8 6 N E W T R A IN 15c BACON JELLY VEGETABLES SOAP 8l/-c SOAP 49c 'g j f ; SOAP 25c 5c FRUIT SYRUP tV . 39c CHEESE State Weddings And Engagements Mrs. Herren IsHostess To Idlers Bridge RUTTER 3Sc 53c 10c 55c :,c 49c T l 44c 11c p n a p A t la n t ic C o a s t L in e pil S a l o A n KJ i i v i C I v v ^ Saturday and Monday I TEA a i $ / .45 Geneva Personals “Dove Brand” And Munsing ►Sheer soft Nainsook and Lingerie diotli, also athletic styles that was bought to sell for $2.00 a garment, colors, white and flesh, Gowns, 'teds, Step-ins and Bloomers. SPECIAL FOll 2 DAYS SATURDAY AND MONDAY- $1 15 each New Summer Shades Silk Hosiery $1.50 Phoenix Silk, full fashion. The best pure thread silk hose on the m arket a t the price. Comes in 12 new shades Phoenix Silk Hose in all the new shades, extra heavy silk. Also the new “Bobbed” Hose in light shades and Beach colors. $1.50 pr. $1.00 pr. Van R aalte full fashion pure thread silk hose in all the new shades $ 1.65 X $2..00 Pheonix, all pure thread silk full fashion in all the new colors, heavy, soft silk hose to r ................................................................... $2.00 S E N 0 S . 9X Th e Y o w ell Co m pan y 1 �THK PAN FORD HERALD. FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1925 Today’s Games Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Lnkolnnd 15: Sanford 7. S t .P etersburg 1; Tam pa 4. C arter Is Pounded From The AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Box In Third And Snow­ Louisville <5: K ansas C ity 3. den Relieves Him —John­ Toledo 8; St. Paul 0. son Yields Total of D Hite | Columbus 2; Minneapolis 4. Tampa Hurler Given Sen* alional Support And The iaints Are Aide To Score Just One Time In Game S i Indianapolis 0; Milwaukee 7, ST. PETERSBURG, May 15.— Tampn made good use of three St. Petersburg errors to bent the Saints here Thursday, 4 to l, in the opening game of the series. While St. P etersburg allowed only Bix scattered hits, sensntio’nal su p ­ port by E strada, C. Allen, Hur,t nnd Snead kept the Blackmon from scoring more than one run. The Box Score. ST. PETE A B .R .H .P O .A .E . It. Allen, ss.......... 4 0 0 2 -1 0 Shannon, cf.......... 4 0 0 2 0 0 Stewards, p........ 4 0 0 0 1 0 Messner, 2b.......... 3 0 0 1 4 1 Brown, If................4 1 I 2 0 1 Barnes, lb........... 4 0 2 12 0 2 Doyle, 3b.......... 4 0 0 1 3 0 Block, c............... 3 0 0 li 3 (I Kelley, rf............. 3 0 3 I 0 t) SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham (1; A tlanta 10. Mobile 0; Memphis fi. New Orleans 7; Little Rock 1. C hattanooga 15; Nashville 7. ATIONAL LEAGUE 1; P ittsburgh 7. >rk 5; Cincinnati 4 (12 in ) phia 2; Chicago 4, n t; EL. Louis 8. Walzak, 2b. . Co?nek, If. .. Bailey, lb. .. Kinsey, cf. .. Stanzuk, 3b. M urphy, c. . Carter, p. .. Snowden, p. . ..■* T otals .. „ LAKELAND D tltras, cf. . Buckley, ss. Stfrfnce, rf. Welch, If. „ . . . . 2 3 McQue, 2b......... 5 3 Doyle, 3b. „ 4 1 Gross, lb . .. . . . . 4 1 B ry an t, c . ___ 4 1 Johnson, p. . . . . 4 I 1 2 4 4 2 It 1 10 2 5 1 2 o 3 2 I 0 3 t) 2 l I 0 0 Totals ........... 37 15 18 27 14 C Score by innings: S a n f o r d ............... 010 001 050— 7 L a k e la n d ..............200 014 l lx— 15 Sum m ary: Two base hits, Me Que, Doyle, Dumas. Three base hits, Curley, Friable, Buckley (2), Dumas, B ryant (2), Surface, McQuo Home runs, Surface. Stolen bases, Welch (2), McQue, Dumas, D*»yl“, Gross. Left en bares, S an­ ford 8, Lakeland 5. Bases nn balls o ff C n rter 2; Snowden 2; Johnson 3. Struck out by Johnson 3: Snnwden 3. Hits o ff C arter 8 in 3 in ­ nings; o ff Snowden 10 in 5 innings. U m pires, Wnre and Pieh. Losing pitcher, C nrter. Time 2 hours. A ttractive Rinjr Card In , Orlando Tonight 'A num ber of Hanford fight fans a re expected to go to Orlando to* n ig h t to w itness the 28 rounds of boxing on the card for tho show nt tho A rm ory under the auspices of Company K. National Guard as a n ­ nounced by M atchm aker Billy Daw pon. The weekly boxing exhibitions nt Orlando have been changed from T hursday night to Friday night nnd th e first fight tonight will s ta rt a t H:30 o’clock, it is a n ­ nounced. Tho main limit will be n tenTOUnd go between Moran and B u rst. The semi-finals will lie nn eight round bout and the p roll 111tifarlen \<ill ve two bouts of six nnd fo u r rounds each. The curtain net will lie a heavyweight “battle "RTVlfril M Nick C arter G\\ 2 Players Relei Before Road T Tho reluse of Thompson and Dean was announced by Manager Nick Carter, of the Celery-Feds, before his departure Thursday m orning for Lakeland and also the acquisition of Murphy, of Daytona, who was seen In action in Wed tie* tiny’s game. rariK here are expressing ninny le g rets at the nece-.-ury release of Thompson, who in spite of injured arm hod done good work for the C elery-Feds from the opening of tho league, Thompson was a de­ pendable man ut the but nml wa* well up at tho tup in the batting average column. However, it was im possible for him to play on ac­ count of bis in juries Murphy is expected to be a re a | (acquisition to the team and his work at the hut in Wednesday’* gam e indicated that he has strengthened the line-up somewhat In his first game here, ho butted safely three times out of four times up, He is well known here, having played with Daytona lust year. V . T . C’s. HEAR REPORTS TAM PA, May 16.—Considera­ tion of committee reports and sub­ jects of interest to their organiza­ tion today took the time of the Floridn-Genrgin Division of United Commercial T ravelers In conven­ tion here. Tomorrow, delegates will visit nearby beaches. T o ta ls ...............31 1 fl 27 15 3 TAMPA A B .R .H .P O .A .E . Snead, 2b............... 4 I 0 3 2 0 Jessm er, lb ............2 I 0 8 0 0 Hunt, s:»............... 4 2 2 3 3 0 Lee, rf.................. 4 0 2 2 0 0 McGrnw’n Men Gel Only <S C. Alien, cf............ 4 U 0 5 0 0 HI Is To 10 For Reds. Hut Estrada, If............ 4 0 0 t 0 0 Manage Tn Hunch Them Welit, :tl>............... 4 0 0 1 4 0 At The Proper Moments Huggins, c. .. „ 4 0 I 4 0 0 Peterson, p.......... 4 0 0 0 1 0 NEW YORK, May 15.—Going T o ta ls ............ 34 4 5 27 It) I into the 12th Iryiing, the New York •Store by innings: Glanta defeated the Cincinnati St. Petersburg . . . . liOil 000 100— 1 ,Rcdj yesterday afternoon by the Tampn . .. .......... 102 010 000— I, score of 5 to 4. Sum m ary: Two base hits, Hunt, Score by innings: Lee, Kelly, Stolen bases, Al­ Cin. .. 100 010 till 000— 1—10—2 len. Sacrifice, Jessm er. Double N. Y. 001 000 003 001—5— 8 1 play, Hunt to Snead to Jessm er, B ntteri’s: Clique nml Wingo; Me- Loft on bases, Tampa 5; St. Pe­ Quillan, Greenfield, H untziuger and tersburg 0. F irst base on bulls, off Snyder and Cowdy. I'eleison t; off Edwards l. Strut’!; out, by Peterson 3; by Edwards fl. Umpire, Ross. Time, 1:30. CARDINALS EVEN SERIES BROOKLYN, May 15.- T h e St. Louis i anlinals evened tho serlo \ w ait Brooklyn ycaterday by taking the second game, 8 to 4. Score by innings: St. Louis .. 300 102 0 2 0 - 8 —9—3 Brooklyn 010 020 100 t _h_ik B atteries: Hothron and Schmidt; Grimes, Ocrchgor and Taylor and Lakeland Tampn .. Hanford 1*1RATER DEFEAT BOS BOSTON, May 15.— P itt P irates defeated the Boston here yesterday, 7 to 1. Score by innings: P ittsburgh 0 2 2 .100 002—7 Boston 100 000 000— 1B atterics: Morrison and and Gooch: Barnes, Kump, elder and Gibson. ALEXANDER HOLDS P ill PIIILADOLPIIIA, May A lexander held Philad.-lph seven hits yesterday and go: engo a 4 to 2 victory. Score by innings: Chicago 1101 onn 300— t Philadel'n mm (j(>2 000— 2 B utteries: Alexander and noli; Mitchell and Hetilim Philadelphia Washington (Mevclnnd Chicago St. Louis New York Boston Detroit .. ( iiilliiux And Briund I o Study DchtQuc.sion PARIS, May ID ter Cnllluux nn I ter Bryund w on French cabinet ti inter-allied debt 1 tem pt to find mi lion. o huh ngnt shoes is more than a woman with tight cause hu should know bel­ SHUCKS-HERE COMESA PESKY A6UMT JUST WHEN I'M READY -t To 60 downtown r. ., r^~—' f f t > MR5.GUNN BAN ( NOT TO HOME Florida r - II ML N e ste * sa .i.iT iu ij TUB B.V8KKT SEVEN STRAIGHT VICTORIES DETROIT, May 15. The Phlla dolphin Athletics won their seventh consecutive gam e yesterday, tic feating the Detroit Tigers, I to 2. Rommel pitched hin . ixth eonsecu tive winning game. Score by innings: Philadel'n 102 100 000— 1— 11—0 D rtroit 0 !l 000 000—2— 0—0 B atteries: Komimd and Coch­ ran e; Doyle, Johnson and Hassler. oupply the demand. This large volume, produced under the most economical tire manufacturing n theds, permits Fircetone to sell these extraprocess Full-Sire Balloons at no extr cost to car owners. And thin f gr rtly ad**anccc! cost for crude ruh*.c, : operation of the British Rubber Restriction A.ct. Gum-Dipping means longer mileage—greater economy—at no extra cost to yet:! Enjoy tho safety, economy T *T/;r nr-d comfort ol Balloon Gum^ D*PPcd Cords this summer. Let U3 cclu'I- your car now at low \ cost—with liberal allowance for approved by tha City C-mmLeion and ronetftuto the plans nnd cpcv:Ihut Ions for caid proposed im ­ provement of Eleventh S treet be­ tween French Avenue and Holly Avenue, a width of 21 f e d , nnd | 'h ii Commission hereby declares iha necem ity for tin paving, tepavlng, lut'd surfiuir.'-.1 ami bcb ird surfacing of said portion of Eleventh S treet as iiforennU), na a necessary public Impvovcmcat. BE IT KURT HER RESOLVED, T h at n total expenditure not ex­ ceeding Six Thousand F orty Six AMERICAN and 33-100 (?'J,01(5.50) Doll;:re In hereby authorized la cover tho cost of paving, re-paving, hard Ju surfacing and re-hard-surfacing j | INDIANS H IN \GAIN CLEV I INLAND, May 15 C leve­ Eleventh S treet between French 11 land made it three straig h t from, Avenue and Holly Avenue, a width | | R" " tciday by winning, i <0 of 2-1 fort, which said sum of Six j 3. Pitcher Ben K arr won his own gam e, driving in two runs, includ Thousand Forty Bix "nnd 53-10011 ing the winning one in the ninth (860111.50) Dollars is the total e-’-l inning. M anager Speaker was out timntcil cost of said improvem ent: j of the game with a twisted knee th a t the entire cost of the im­ which forced him to leave for Ro­ provement aforesaid, shall be a ichester, N. Y., tonight for tre a t­ acssetl against all property nbiitment. ting and fronting upon th at por­ Score by Innings; Boston Old 000 020—3— 10—'l tion of Eleventh S treet between C.'evelnnd 000 020 002— I— 7— 1 French Avenue nnd Holly Avenue Bntli rie : Ruffing nnd Plcinich; to be so improved by tho paving, Karr nnd Myatt. re*paving, hard surfacing nnd re- | hard surfacing of said portion of Eleventh S treet, a width of 24 I feet, and ag ain st all lota and land' rtljuining nnd contiguous o r bound- j| ing nml ab u tting upon rai l im- i pruvomant; th a t Six Thousand I F orty Six and 50-100 ($0040.50)1 ie m eanest man on earth i > th* who throws tin cans nml hrnk Dollar is the total estim at ’d coat ottlc-.i into a swimming hole. of said ocntem platcd improvement ! in the puving, ro-paving, lurd surfacing nml rc-hard surfacing of | raid portion of Eleventh S treet to j bo specially assessed ag a in st all I ’ ( OLGA GOTO THE DOOK AND ) r “ T V * . . *Tll At* i m i t 4 * HAT* / lots and lands adjoining nnd cout e u . th a t m an m not -t AT HOME ..----- tiguous or bounding and ab u ttin g upon said improvement: tho sum of 80.411 is the estim ated coat per front foot for said Improvement. HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, T hat it is tlrn determ ination of this Commission th at nil lots and land1' adjoining and contiguous or bound­ ing and ab u ttin g upon Eleventh S treet between French Avenue i f1* and Holly Avenue will be benefit* | | led by tho improvement provided j , for bv this resolution, and th a t the I special assessm ents to be made and entered ag ain st nil lots nnd | lands adjoining nnd contiguous or bounding and abutting upon ' uch contem plated im provem ent shall bo undo upon a foot froutugo uiT OuTa HtiCe - *>0U can r basis; th at u to any, th at in the QiGFUTE MrW uUNN S WORD preparation of the special assess­ Y1EN) LM AROUND -----ment roll covering the contempl.ilI i d Im provem ent, such special as­ sessm ents shall bed etcriuinud irui I prorated according to tho fc •' frontage of the respective properlies specially benefit ted by said j improvement. BE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED.] T hat the Tux Assessor and * the, City Clerk cf the City of Sanford,! Florida in accordance with th e pro'visions of Section ll*l nnd 102 o f ' tho C h arter of tho City of S a n - , RESOLUTION 211 fi.... C _ fi....a i ford, Florhlu, shall proceed with*) n i t delay to nm kc a special a s - 1 c&sment roll, assessing th c .s p e - j d a l benefits to bo received as t h o ' resu lt gf th9 Im provement jotp WfcsaRW* i-.zK Z r A vour tirej. 1-aStoa-iM>A :.ic5T miles per dollar RAY BROTHERS W. F irs t 3 t. tiotTLn product: tiietr own minting CfatTZ.^ i* cIT* fe w I A R , R O ’A in Lynn (M uss) earthquake failed to disturb the H arvard seismo­ g ra p h . Big colleges are too snobbiah. VT on satu iw prm cum v... to nplstcd eg aln st all lots and payabio a t the option of the .p ro ­ lands adjoining nnd contiguous or perty owners owning proport y bounding and ab u tting upon such bounding tn d abutting upon sue.: L .-R . FIIII.IPS, improvement, nnd upon the com­ C ity Clerk. Im provem ent r.s fellows; eith er in pletion of tho caid assessm ent roll Publish May ir.th. full within th irty days a ft£'r said to cause a copy thereof to bo pub­ a s s e ss m e n ts shall stand equaliz­ lished two tim es consecutively, ed, approved and confirmed* o r in once each week, in a newspaper ton equal annual installm ents with published in Sanford, Florida, a t­ in terest a t the ra te of eig h t per taching to said special assessm ent cen t per annum upon all d efer­ FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE roll so published a notice directed red paym ents i r t m and a fte r thor Hanford at Lakeland. of the City of Sanford, Florida to nil property owners interested T am pa nt St. Petersburg. tim e said special assessm ents shall deems it advisable to Improve, Le and finally equalised, approved grade, construct, reconstruct, pavo AMERICAN LEAGUE W ashington nt St. Louis. nnd rc-pave w ith aheet asp h alt on Philadelphia nt Detroit. a 0 inch rock bare, the following Boston at Cleveland. Street in the C ity of Sanford, Flo­ New York a t Chicago. rida, to-wit: NATIONAL LEAGUE ELEVENTH STR E ET From S t. Louis a t Brooklyn. French Avenue West to Holly Av­ Chicago at Philadelphia. enue. Cincinnati a t New York. P ittsburgh nt Boston. All of said im proving, grading, con. truction, reconstruction, pav­ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ing and rc-paving to be done in Nashville nt A tlanta C hattanooga a t Birmingham. compliance w ith plans, epeciflea* Memnhia at Mobile. 4 tions, profiles and estim ates of L ittle Rock at New Orleans. said proposed im provem ent of El cventh S treet from French Aveniis West to Holly Avenue, now on file in the office of the City Man* r’gcr of the City o f Sanford, Flo­ rida, which said plans, specifica­ tions, profiles and estim ates l:.i. • been heretofore approved by the Oit;/ Commission and constitute the plans nnd specifications f or said work, therefore, HE IT RESOLVED, T in t the City Commission of tha City of WASHINGTON, May 15.—Ceor Sanford, Florida, riccma It advis­ ge Staler hit in his 29th straig h t able ns a necccj.iry public im­ gam e and Ken Williams 'increased provement of pave, re-pavc, hard his home run record to II, but E r rurfnee and ro-hard surface with nle W lngard's wildness cost the St. The extra quality built in by the extra processor Gum-Dipping, Louis Browns a defeat yesterday t h e economy of these wonderful tires and the added mileage n t th e hands of the W ashington obtained from them during the past two years, has created such Senators, 5 to 3. n large demand that over 75£> of Firestonc’3 mammoth produc­ Score by innings: tion i3 now Ballccn Gum-Dipped Cords. W ashington OUl lh'!U 010—5— G— 1 St. Louis 200 000 QlO- 3—8 —Q Th‘i3 has greatly increased the total calcs volume and the huge B atteries: Covoleskie and B ud; Firestone factories arc now working on a 24-hour schedule to W ingnrd, Dunfortb and Save retd. Distributed H O W A R D BOTl �]R e a d ji F O K E ve^ y v K 0 t11 1 © /TO 3 j Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on Ail Sanford Business Activities of Importance a•-*— asa r B a a x a a a•*shuhs» i i nh a« Ei iai niiBhahiM« B* a■ tht ne aa n a a a c i ^ a f l au Dw m am am a «B mm i i BmimRc Nh b Em H mceis mmmmm i n i i u i mm i x i•«^mBmu au a un aa aua« a« c» D»■■■ in K D a*-*D*■*■«*• K a iim n «s — a— i a—a~ r f i i R—i- i i u t e j i a i G n R a a a M f t t i i a i m i i rt M**'* —'— ■***•*• *aB ■ as u ha m^ na u :t mi n u arja ™ i i r«a mG,mjM Ma 3f j M S U MU 9 B H Q U jQgg h n a tmm if n u m *»r —,, I. * ** * * _________ - - ----------------- ---------- f;VNT AD. RATES \T I |r.i»t "Oil r o l mm m e dd iia a tte e lly y ftor "Jjl, . m m l Im or I Tt**’ I TIM'* tn »»» ....... -• ....- '• ^ r .c .T T P 10e Mr Or tr loll 1>I« ..... n II n r n lln r n lln r n ll n r above i.w ' l [ t r n s l n r I* r e s t r i c t e d to ,I‘ V r it.i^ lflc n tli.n . f . f n error Is w a r li T l i r F a n i lleriM will l»» r e s p o n s i b l e „ i r our Incorrect I n s e r t i o n . Ydrertlrer for s u b s e q u e n t „ftlen« The office Hl.otiltl lie 0 ti im meJIately In rn * a o f r TO AIlVKHTIBRItK 1 t|rr il-l r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t h o r \ f . f.milllar w ith r n t e s . r u l e n <Ul.llfle.Hlon. Will « » / • y « « . u t r inform ntlon. Ami If wt«h they will a a a U t y o u ■,ur,llii>f your w a n t nd. to i , i* more e ffe ctive. ‘ ii i i 'o i i T A v r x o T i c n iJrrrtljere should Klvo t h e i r M or postofflce a d d r e s s n s , , their phono m i m l i e r tf rr results. A b o u t o n o ‘ „tit of u t h o u s a n d h a s a nrul ih* o t h e r * c a n ’t w ith y o u u n less know your add ren * . ill kl.rnrillouanrr attlMT he »nlr Is person « l T h e Mnn.,,1 llrrnhl ofile r o r lir l e t Irr. Trlrpho ne « l l s e o « l l n srr not r n l l d . Service I’ro m p t. " ■ M n a B D u a c a a M a s a i t s B i s a a a a B ' i H a M a n n D a u n i i n a i . a n n ’i A f i i i w v o t i ^ x s s s B a B H a a i i a a B B a H a a n B a a u o a R a a n a n a a c c s a B B B t i r R a u i i i i n i a B B a a i u a i B B i B a i i i i B i i ^ : s L E r i H B a u o n i i n a i r . a s a i t i a a c L ' K fflclem . Automobiles USED CARS i n ; -; —llntlice TnnrhiK. WIOH'I PRINT SHOP—Printinc ^Knuravlnj,*. Krulion dn);. .Soe n in i. Wo ilo it. Phone 417-W. I*. I*. Avu.-Cnnimcrcial 1. W. I’HM.H'S i lodge Sale-i and h . SPU Itl.IN G , mrxiivitiKin npprinlint. Subdivision to ftr. Inn do, Florida, and F l o r a H eights, Florida on Dixie High­ w ay. SONS S ervice Advert istiijr IIEAI. ESTATE •I. WAN! Eli to buy three paper* of | F on rf .N'T—Rrouml f elirunty L.,th, nnd Mnn-h 1 1. 2nr, Oak Avc. at ontr. < nil nt llirnlil OfTico. tairs. C. T. Smith. t » SO— I om, , L ' ! [ ! * ? O w H ' " . I I ' mop T i o i r i n a . !!*«.!— I »irt| fin i I rtieli. I.EARN AROUT ^oTlt County and Ijikeland, th n u g h the Ptnr-TelflBTarn. Best advertising medium in South Florida Published morning* Star-Teloernm . Ij.keland. Fla. For Sale For Rent wA NTED Ih2B-ll.MiL.. ... | llt. ’ I - 1—U' .tr ,• trn r li. I'KINTINIi -V'rMiirc.l r t t ' « n r r f o r e n n ■erutM* liiH^rtlon*. len x th irordi of f t v m w r,w rniinl<*«l a I " '" . ^‘ mum char** JOo for f i r s t |Co«rt*nus “ with fiulck serviru and \vc use tno litMt materials. rrT h“ , SHOE ItEI’AIP'Nfi H O P K IN S KldKC l IJir; s ]\ () \s ^ HO !*—-Wit Iurn mu neat work» T(fm<; Cash in A d v a n c e W . - S e n r "'•** " * • ' _ Classified Directory Herald <Unford Daily . Have you rooms to ren t or sonir iccond hand fu rn itu re to sell? FOR KENT—Two room a p a rt­ ment. private porch. I.ower Uno The H erald’s classified page floor. I'casnnuldc. ItDi Oak Ave. and Ret results. FOR RENT—An a p a r t m e n t , 1111 SALEM AN W ANTED! Park Avenue. W ONDERFUL opportunity fo r n real go-g etter to connect him ­ self with a fust growing, reliable FOR RENT—One three room nI'urtm rnt with private hath and Automobile Cocern which ia go­ ing an anim al Ini silicas of over one two room apartm ent, im pure $1,000,000.00 rig h t now. Only live at Herald Office. wires that can soil bulb New andI Used cars need apply. Pomeroy,*1FOR RENT—Rooms nnd kitchennette, Shirley A partm ents op­ Overland Co.. Miami, Fla. posite post oftice. WANTED I g o o d lath ers. Ap* ply .luck Collin*. Plume 508W ______________________ __ OR R E N T — F u r n i s h e d o r un- OHIO—Xenia. Make your sain* through the Venia ijnroite. Xenia. Ohio. Rbh agricultural •JAMES It, COWAN—All kinds <li strict. Want ad am! display 7 * .'f u r n i s h e d h o u se. S ix r o o m s a n d of 1 in and Sheet Mutal Work. rates on remiest. ( WANTED 1 n a t i o n h v y o u n g l a d y b a th . I m p r o v e m e n t s , 70S l . u u r c l . W ater and float Tanks. At Oak who hits had experience as ty p ­ Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ c o r.i’M ia's ic.n.) r.ru n K R —»*is»»ist and general olficc work Phone FOR RENT — A ttractive a p a rt­ phone 111. •fil'd » d s h a v e I P » I n r go st clrru- P.t-J. ment with all conveniences. Two In tlon In Pouthw rstsrq O c o r s ls . f ! a i » So f l - w n n l l tin*. adults. Phone 1108W. Rill Oak WANTED TO RENT from June Avenue. TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ loth to Sept. In. Furnished house. ers nnd fern growers of Volusia I or 5 rooms. .1. F. N. Huddle FOR RENT—Three room apart HII1ACLE Concrclo f a , general cem ent work, sidewalks, build­ county advertise in the PeLand .stop. Phone *780, F o rrest Luke lin ­ mailt, furnished— 1HK French ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. Daily News, rr.ta 1c per word, cash tel. Ave. with order. Terw illeger, Prop. milk hund. One who HILL LUMBER CO. Housa a M AINE—W atervllte, Morning Sen­ WANTED—A M is c e lla n e o u s knows haw to milk. Spencer Dairy. tinel. T'hoifkands of Maine peo­ Service, Quality nml Price. ple nre interested in Florida prop­ Phone TOO. ANY ONE wishing a practical erty. Reach titem through tpc Lum ber and Building Material nur c, call at 8 St. and Oak Ave. Sentinel. Rate card on npplicaWANTED— Hrick work of any C arter Lumber Company upstairs. tiou. kind hv ex p ert mason, (’iirrec* N. Laurel St. Phone f>05 A U T T I.E WAN I A il In T uc ting ‘•moking chimneys a special­ A COLORED WOMAN wants Herald will bring you b ig re­ ty. S atisfaction guaranteed. *'li" work, cooking or maid work. sults. Advertise those old articles c.o. Herald. \\ nl ho found at Lockhatt suilyou have stured away and have WANTED Voting man Real Estate-—Insurance w ants divirion, the back row—the third no use for. A title thirty-rent art position with store o r business house from the corner. Mamie All kinds of property listed for Hale may bring you several dollars. firm where ch aracter ami ability j .lelia.-nm, Apply a t once. P ark Avenue and Second Street Phone 11H and a representative will c„ im,nts. D. |i. t n re Herald, call to see you. | ___________________________ _ --------- WANTED 2 W o od choppers, 2 W VN'TED—Expert laundiess to do Ornrulo tu r p e n t i n e washing and ironing on premise*. men. FLORIDA - ORLANDO Dunuou & M ini I ’. il. W n l f l m l An |\ 1 122 I’ark Avenue. m orning Sentinnl; largest classi­ Me ires, Osteen, Fin. r,*». *»riui»nli* 11 i|«|ntifi-lvM<*t*w<t I fied business, ra te lc a word, min­ >iii«rur«l. Pin. imum 21c cash with order. <iu.tr Ktfi TIN AND META!. WORK BUSINESS DIRECTORY ilnlfiiril III p'nre Trlthln ensy It| „f i hr p m p le o f Sn iifo r d t. i m l r r * *o u f l e n n rriln l. „,it thi< list w h e n nuy « p e 111 irnlrr l« r r n o lr e il. It U nerd nl|ihiilirllrnlly for [ hi ton*mlrlire. lif nil*! i n In f i t till* flu* f ui l<i vi i«f j’ « mfi*ri »»** it ml utmlili* i« ll« % %In* Milil ii f r w >t*nr>« min ih.il ihi* vru Ifiriitiirll %xfi!**l» \\ *• « i * f f iim * Hrltt- F«*r Spare In This U I It K C T O It Y PHONE 113 THE MORNING .JOURNAL is the nccepted w ant ad medium In Daytona (F a.) One cent a word ;Iinu. it on hi k <* iIuiiii in IiNinr>. u- an insertion. Minimum 25c. liillii i i i l h file* Hltnit >tur llflll Hit* IriMl nicv n *• i in* *.ev » ’. » n \ '(OuflN > vnXfiC ' MON ! • V MCI >"L cff wl»lri im»*. l Ii r i.it £ ti ivfiiuli h i * Hull* Hu* urn ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. , ii it nun *«frimicllim uMI m* limit* in Johns County is icurbed through l*?nl i»r> m tin* tin I lull >t(i tisi;*% '1Hi$! full |i( It ii h flit* ii rf nl (iiiU.illiHi the St. A ugustine Evening Record ij t*%I*|ii li ft t It nt lliu run! fUitlfc, !«• Quick results. Two cento per word iirinl It* ilr ir u i m (f N hi fittil u l i K k Sample copy on reouest mi n fhiK * ESINH - - M tiltigrnpldng, i r i1 nil *t|t*|9 11* I I* ?• *s* Ml P lli 1*10 *1 m ailing—as you l/iic:- an.I tlrinl% «»f j»ii(t mill r ail fur »u»tiiu ru- TAM l'A. FLORIDA T am p a Daily Times, the grc.it homo daily Ins; it—when you w ant it. fruHltiitt^ l*ri itn mi ilrink* llku “ lluim mi **qn i*i ** i*.m MIiu I nil i*l im» Mi** jrvr* eri. it. E. F o rth , First i*n1111» I% jt r *-1f > ii i*t i ** vn rtf n »«*«*** rate l %c per word, minimum filnnii ll|*i* i l i h , '*\ttf riiii Iiruil 11 If It charge 25c cash will- order. Write I.XaLical It.ink B ld g . rrril lift iiu nil »* It til i l l Mi litilfitlhtn l«w* for complete ra te card. tiami*/* 1 1«titi* ftir ithtiru l i t r t i l •(*« * mu* »»l (ATl’ItK AND MOTOR RE- Mtu\ itittnwi Chirk Slmrit, T h » fu rfll u lluh**» f«»r lliu ♦»•«- VVKHV V l l i n l N M Mhirfc fh iir v Rximnutii inurntnf ( l a f* r. \ ii ifii iu fiirtiir rr utm t»‘l*l *» WINDINC. (nuliMltnr Htliiti.iV, t»»t*r**hiu Itiutl^ l unnl pur w '* M . Tm F *j O U U .lt P A l M f . U ' , O Vio »>4 l * issilii't! Directory iliiiiiMiiml Mdir t Ii* ii *'f MirnI flirt* lit 111 in Imi 11 *— it nil a fli i» iis- By Williams OUT OUR WAY Ti UM , lV»tt L^U l A .r i M t 1 n o lk| • I't \ ty MC»1C Ml'jjlL : ■i t n • i-| ‘_>ACl( | to » T . v-lC.*e. mine * 'V Ct"»M cfF f j '~'-y ‘jMOVj;.. COKMM OFF * \ \Aft(‘ f NO l D E \ RbBBKi >T i m ! \ MS u o l m Gl n , I I f s o o t ? MiV'i LIKE. MINE T'lE'f Lt- FOR ons nnd one horse. phy, Cilndcrviile. p f.U H T T h.JDfif link l!W ALTOS FDR D r iv e H IR E mill,, ii nt | nnim-it **|*l mu it* ' •♦«»»** 111.- i ii I x f Ii sill, • Mint I I*fill I ll Ink I III til.if h;- * U mil IlfUII SIM I'PS* fu ll * i n Mat n l 2*r»* " « L * mimI i-fattin > M»u , nuriruNt itn * nhut f •• « *t-.s liutiiK M»u t*u. j>! .iti fiial Miu iir iirvsf luilfaflmt I. . r.u*kus Iiu lain. Mir f all fu riilii **r- Tom Mur- FO It SALE S >i!a fountain, good ■r.ti.tsr n,.iili location, (hvnrr potnjr hm uire “ R” c.o. Herald. SA1E Ono Shari* in Fla. Vegetable ('orporutiun. At a Flrtr-tin. \\ rite i\ O, IIu.\ . m FOR Ron ms For Kent II ACRES «Y LAKESIDE (JlfOVE On Improved RiL, Edge Town Section fast developing, few steps heart of busy town, desirable lake frontage, good 5-room bun­ galow, big shaded porch, barn garage and poultry house; l> 1-2 acres for meitey-making crops, all fenced; lit) orange trees, TO peach­ es, tangerines, lemons. Bright fu­ tu re here and big bargain pt S t,000.00 only l-gr.odi. Herinnn for* riim tan, TOT F irst National Bank Bldg,, Sanford, Fin. FOR R E N T —Rooms with or with out m eals. Reasonable rates, Lincoln House. You n ro w asting tim e nnd mo­ ney A t th is paiftt h a sn 't your clas­ sified advert i .'incut. Phone it in today. No. 118. FOR KENT Furnished house, 20.7 E. Third lit. FOR KENT - A ttractive fro n t bed FOR SA L E : Hiiick ."six. live p ■ r».uin in o dcsiraide ln n iiy . Men se n g rr c a r; a*l mefbanica! con only. E ith er call a t .105 Fork Ave ditiort ii.i good cord tires. Ftn or the Sanford Herald. i Dem onstration address H. I... F O. lin t 711 or call Saiitii garage. FOR REN T Furnished rooms and ip ailtu eiU s. iid 1-2 Falm ctto Ave. RAGS WANTED — Lnrgr, clean. linen i r cuttau rags far clean­ ing purposes. Bring the in now , to the Herald (’oai’iosiug Boom. FOUND Modern H ealth Crusad­ e r's budge. O wner may have Jacksonville i . l.ocal sytalieitlt . by calling a t Herald ollfieo nnd Lost And Found unitaimccH ptaiu for vJ.mm.DPii sub- j |,:.ying for id 1 division on Ailattlii BE l\ OKiWMK-r \Gd<YS « V bouIttvanL — . - ___ 1 _____ ■ And r o w th e V illa in a p p ^ a rs. ADVERTISING g, t« resultu if i» reaches petentiul hovers. Fa, latka Daily N. w (x eirtulatcd In nn industrial and agrlcullurnl secthin. First Nilionnl Sanford, ------ SERVICE STATION. .. V“ • <) l. T irrs, AcccsnoK * ,.; Th a smile. Elm l B ar,f'«- Phone 117-W. B S S -rT h m e stations. MagI j YJi *ij*J .Second. F irst ami Elm, Avi'nut’ and 10th S treet, *?*« service. ----- F lo rid a H. A.SPBIR C ontractor and Builder FLORIST ',T THE FLORIST" 8lt \ t r * / ‘>r n * OL’cnsionn. Myrtl,-. Phona 260-W Iln n k R ida. 2108 FAI.METTO AVE. 101 ft. x 117 fl. ATTICKTIDN— P e n - H-’S IIKSII.V ERED liJ‘J Knight and sold. Call tatnituru Co. Phono No. m u rt»N *. i n t i t i o n ok l O M ’ I l K T K . 1*11.1 M l S.-.iti'il orolioHiiD w i l l h*. veil in ilo- c i t e t ’o t n m l » x i o ii o f Mnnfonl, Klorlilil. at tlu-lr iifTItf* lo Dm C i t y H alt nt or tio fo re a i> i n . Slay 2 j , R13& f o r th e count r u c tio n nf 1,000 e o n e r c te nllln a t o !••• unpil In th a cnfmtriictInn « f t h e Kant Hide l lu lltlte.nl r e l a l n l i i g w a l l T i l e nlllau In he d e l i v e r e d nt it pnl nl d r s l g tutted hi th e C ity i a the v lei nit v iif the N e w H o t e l n o w mill.n enllNl m e t h.n K a r h iiroponal tn tnl he neenm p i riled hv a c e r t i f i e d rlieek fu r f SOU HO made |ia>alde t o th e C i t y A u d li n r and C l e r k orHan fnrd. K l o r lila. The miecrmifut b i d d e r n r b i d d e r s icIII he r e q u i r e d t<> g iv e a b o n d equ al t o fill p e r c e n t of hi* n r t h e i r hid. i Seoul etl hv i S urety Com[lany llc.-iived t o d o h usliieaa In th « S ta le nf Ktnrldn and oa tln fa e tiir y in the <’ iiv C am n tU aion. CnpleM nf the p l a n * and *peclf |cii linn mu' he keen at th e nfTIce n f th e I .'f l-’ red T W i l l i a m * . K n a llt e e r . o r mv>' i * nld lined at c l l t i e r n g l c e nn ilepiiSlI n f DIDO) w h i c h w i l l he ruiu rne I I f hid I t made. T h e c u t Com in I* Inn r e s e r v e * th v i D* 1st to r |» el i m y e r nil hlilr. nr accept uhy Idd t h e y d e e m t o tie f o r tin* io-Hl ll ile re a l nf tile C i t y , ■ W \v . II W 11.1 AM ti. c i t v M im 'R e r '» 11- I t - I d & is. v *• lin in ' ok n n v n v n n w i t a : c o t v t t, s .j i i n . c , t a t k iif i i.o n in \. lo lie; Kstale nf el ' i ! caul, c i 'ter “ 1 . de ce n re d N o t i c e •a h e re b y g iv e n , to all <' Imlii II inn) cottce-n. that no Hits i *111111 u p . L illi dll' nf .tun e, i i tdv In th e l l n r . n r a l l a la s rj vihar . nil .lllile'i ni Haul enlirt, o h J u d g i* • f I'rnh 1.........n n c i . a - a f i n a l ill*1liarge a.• d m l o l s i r n ' n r n f t h e n . . lal nf C' I • •'•ni.T ili. ill ci ilSisl. and lhal al < >Oils it tie J will pres, nt in aid m a r t my final ap-. <mints iii Adioliil-1rator nf huIiI r*. lal. . and a d, for tin Ir approval, ■ I Mild April, m i l . I'ljr.. I-'D IIIIK H T I . A k K . Adiiilnlsiratnr. Jt. M ay I, 7. I I . 31. l'S. DAVID 15. IIYEP A nj D 71+ s > im M l C H l i ’E C T Njo M cin b ar 1 . L t floe # I i t i l l d l n x Or I* n du, K la r lila c l a i m rtPP OH IZ 5- Everything For the Sportsman At Rail Hardware Phone 8 m n rriii,A M i I'AIJCT A N o I l l fl. x 117 The O (A j V ( C _L A t’ alnt T h a t Have* M anny Toa M a n u fa c tu re d hy I NJ Hber*<> n-Mnd.lrir 1‘ nlnt Co. Mold hy l . n i X I V I l I ' U X T t'O M P A .X T IIU M im o oll .i A v e . f l , . m e U7ll P JSA p p frA R S H. Bodwell Realty Co., he. G. TAYLOR DYER •JM K. F I R S T S T . I’ainll ng—I tecoratinj; p h o n e aua w. u. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ s m i t h . m c: u . gusta, Ga.—A ugusta's greatest clusHified medium, rate cjub ,0'Jt charge. 10c p er line, ininintuni f B iu B ’j i H B a t i a a i s i n i a i r B S i i a i i i t l i x a x i i j u i R i N a a a o i i l ’t a i '. rtzmi: inc By GEORGE McAlANUS jB R INGING UP FATHER__ ri-T G O L L T r t i.-.T C O E co r s v ; O R l f M A H W I T H H I’O » r-1 '• -:v i m u i . o i E ' r o r u -\jr o o e v e Do o n I M C O tt-4 C U T 1H T I C ' v O O O 'j L'AJT T H l* b F O O D I’v e U>EEM j'VARVLD (XQ L U N C H - Tl t ^ V ’ o XV.'O > T H E K IM Q O F F O O D 1 L IN -E t W O N O LQ tr H E L L ‘ d E L L »T nN IX k -^ - ( tt'l C iO L L N - t T ’b -JtA O T A, W Q R K t N P 'lA .H 'O tiH V R T * FUI q. PTURK TO SEL L?— p i r! !,,: n'ITW_RB CO.—MirI I. fair prices paid h -f.e . (j ■'! furniture. Call vy_L hevqc Paints For the Home le Dull Hardware m ils BUSINESS SITE S I 0 .8 3 0 $ M ,0 0 0 JJ ~ n law yer O’BRYAN. Offico In t®‘&'li' Bank iiuilding Annex. ^ 1 hone 41" -I. ’ “ J^VIMT |-;us AND R E PA IR S nukcj »r typew riters for cn t3(y terms, for ren t, alxo Roum U HMic°fn=0 C ou rt (ill.its k K C iiv r .v S o l i c i to r s f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . By A . JI. t\ . .'os. ft. C. (S K A I.) June (. II I* jv Riis of V. H lo tl iII.ASS, I’lerk I ’ tr vnlt M.r WAREHOUSE Di:Vi:i.DI*KKS t l i e w eeks •v i t v ' w tn r b a r . ! sold I ’ lr. nil I ’ ou rt, ItiIn Util d a y M il) \ l» i I'nldlah Jfn> m|nfmuin t ie , • i c o l . i I* hiiKlluilnK III* a r ta ie n t dvvclupment In H ln r ld a '* h i s to ry ; » h a l f m illio n d o l l a r h l g h w n j to the Y i . ' f hri*P‘ ‘ J olt I'- ilr-ic t: a tw o m il 11ail unHiir lielilxu itermie KsotmIda liny s t a r t e d , itu artrr mlllloti p.ll ir o p e r a iiouao under conslruot i o n ; t w o m i l l io n s hollm spent oil h i g h w a y ; K r e a t r s t rl.aticn f o r live ilo v e l o p e r * to g e t In >n gro und flo o r . W r i t e D e v e l o p m e n t Departmerit T i m P e n s a c o l a N e w s r . v t:\T r» tills or.h t of pul. Ilell loll tie |llll|. Ill le.l III the Snttforil I *:»11v lief.il.l ..nee a v ■• k lor elglil (S) eousevu- H uau eti. iJV CONDO W),m) a u c iiit e c t “ Dean" [•’ KVIOR'r TiMIls RUSINESS I«IU.1N<; NI’MTONS AND ‘'U r n SU I'FL IE S ro t n r. it Wt si Q n a r l e r o f Se c tio n Ii. V m t n * sit ip 2ti s .. ot h . f Itnhu.- :ti Kajtt. non lo oil u n k n o w n p e rs o n * v ia tinInn Inter, a in tile tir.ip .Tty herellta f l e r ilvscrlhejl. I I IS I l ' t l f t . l l V n t l l l K [ t n i V that y o n nml . .oh «>f y o u it*, a m i e a r t.i lh> hill o f eurnplaliit f l l ..J h erein ..<1 ilo m Ii ilnv ..f July. A. i>„ l ! 2ft. I f i s i T i m i r . i : n i t n K l t H l i th at i\ TO REACH BUYERS nr sellers of j*r>'K At ID S E R V I C E D a y It *ii*1it**. 1 1 iri.la real r tuta advertise in *iuf nail * w,»u t* %iit in ■»ii Mm* «»f Ituf Iwnirlit. Meets all t r a i n s . Hm*- iiUjs’i ii in* !'*:;,»% InnIt ii Iti a.4 u man m i tin* St. IV leisliitrg Timas. One cent h A O A t i r T j w e D LIME T O L W t OMCR-. Jff. |.’ iU:c -f r. 1*1,. 551 nml d i t - W m in i* s'* |n11) iti tl Mu* •iiili ii ii J J*1** cent n word daily, two cents u word A F T t W 'T H E S H O V J i . ni l tuii -i* • na n .• i> ........ »** tw ______________ _ m i l l a iliii mill **uu tliiil **•* h Ii UI i i t h Sunday*. I ’A F E n|»r.«i«luil t i* l*ur i lih*. l/m s K iiiiiJ H a x iB B a u x K a ia io x is iia iiE ttia u u iiR B N H iiia iK ij I'i'rtaiiii** fin- i:rulih si i l r r i tn|>iiM'itf ADVERTISE in rce Journal-H er­ « in I III Mil till IIS *1 .1 « h ***•»» II* UimilUUihMI ald, South Georgia’s greatest Ill'll.1, f’AFK iv i Mi *••*!. mat.*/ It* ui* •*! iilirn * Jfonl's L t ltl Service and Qual- in frit m i , vi Hun Hi* f a i l ' s a *1rlnl* m newspaper. Morning, afternoon, IU T S IN E S S *• Pint Street and Dark Ave- !*r -ia** it* •mi i* It r11 K 11"*I-111> •flHI*'•* •'»l' weekly and Sunday U!;e:ii!led rates |Nf. IICu III Miu ii lli rr. 30c tier line. Wnyeross JournalHLOCK I tL O C K \ iiVnitlithlirs h:il u »**il rsua|iu»l IIm* Herald. Way cross. Georgia. fit tr i l l Imi I In* Iniiliiiurs. II***' l I nt 1i n I lm» nmliMiMiHlIrs l l i r r r Magnolia Avc. DI’.ULS ' n i<>11 Avi-.. and Cyprc.'H nru t.n llnr i.iarUr*. U'larti « Mil***! TAM FA MORNING TRIBUNE— .Motlcrn Imiltling 111!) h m i i»H**»IH*ihllr h r MJilils Mir Send in your sulccription to tin1 Iw f-S DRUG STORE — Fre- r r a l lliliiis an*l In* rim w h i m * •••* fhl ft. x 117 ft. ■•rr; ti ,ns. Drugs, Sodas. Wo Mirt* Mini l«i* «l"ps !• hria hr ilrrhl* ^ Tribuiic or hand it to >uiir local tin M s sri I ••null. II'* filial*)** »» dealer so you can read Florida'* DlVi ;'ear ll>u lld Vl)Ur phone. on s'lfi* ii if I ii nl i*h I It* llnru'**! i.lirlil. $ 12,000 greatest new er’?per. One year I Miirs, $8.00, fl months 9I.0C, thtee iui.at«s m il ELECT UK’AI. $2.0(1. If you duslrti $1,001) insur­ ance policy add 75 cc-nti to youf three wives nnd 21 M um wit It SANFoiili KLECTRIC CO. ____ children h.u been sent to Sing f n(cr. I . ' 1 ' Gillon & ITatt t will do hint good. “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Sing. Thi‘ rt lia. Everything clccatirel nml Commercial an y th in g ?" If so advertise In [?''• J2,0110 422. Elec trag i th Sta. It. It. Sid in tr San foil I Avc., anil !Hh S>. the “Gainesville Sun." Elton J. Moughton la o n l li s i tii. QUICK BALK »* Iota tacin rr, „j,| nI,,t La t on Magnolia Avenue. Below , ;|i i , m nike; value. Small cosh | iVx-xvii, t|. ra\«iuiiL , , Inguire llernld office. VlOU-iE TVnGKI*/ fl«r «* i |i**pi i » phx nl tht* milk**-lirll**! - [ < r-. ti pH, in- Ii i h p Jin I Iti I Win Imi fur. fitttl I m I I i i II i i i * Itiril* n r linn* iH illa lh m RENT UNION AVEN UE LOT CLOSE IN W ith th e com pletion of the hotel and tire paving of street* in this he ^ t l o n o f lawn th is lot will wi wnrtti uiuilih* prfHunt prire. •2,Mill I$500 Cash and Balance in Easy Paym ents. For more inform ation call at FOR S A L E - I'nii one horse w a g - rETYAF.T ELEt’TRlU SERVICE it ml ii IvIIt*r** in Miu (irirr* 1-1*1 I tl I ||I. Illlll lllflll) lullll ll S F A I . M H E A fT M C O U N T Y - The ICO. Expert Electrical repairs. lliu\|lf| h i i i t n t t«iii *1i.iiiMiiiil lists icuftun l u ­ scen e o f s tu p e m lm i d e v e l o p m e n t | ’*1 W. ( i nlral Ave. Orlando, l l i r m i l i l r . tl a n> ti m m ii iil»«» hits Faint Be; about i! J,o/f.*tt |3p» f r-|f '•» |1».|- llLtllittttl t*11 . jin. 1.HI.» tutif rims Ikd Itiutl i»» T»um»»*«n S.tinpb C'Py sent on [AVTOMtlltll n <n t r t ■M i l l . M l . ( l l t f l I T . S T t T U OF* F i.m tio t. r o t s i t ok h :m i M i l . l t IV I I I V M K i l t . i Building Material IMITATION i\ For Sale REAL SILK HOSIERY. [FOP SA L E — New 5 room bunga— Call tMaW ar.il lepresentntive b-w cornel Seventh Avenue and ut i|*v:-HOPflI«vss. lor. will call. • Katey S treet. $1,500 cash requir- ' ■"rtu.raihm .T g aalird an d « . « l * t lh«* Hint** uf jed. balance m onthly like rent. In- J.*j“ r!!!a.fr * FOR SA LE -Space >.n the page ( p u r e H e r a l d o f f i c e . C o m p lain an t. for classified advertisem ents. I --------------------------------------— ------ ---------' Vs. Why not ren t those vacant rooms, FIRST STREKT EXTENSION 'V" ' ; Ui i:\ .v i*AN.\. -t •!.. or sell th a t second-hand gufuls? LOT NEAR H O TEL «ii ; t •i: i t ul-’ I’l'UMCATInN For (ttiick owner will make spe--------- ■ FOR S A L E —7n Rhode Island Red ; L-litl p r i c e . T o T I I K t d i F E N f h V X T H . \Vr k i l l • nnd W hite Leghorn hens and If vou havo $2,500 In cash you !i. Itl’UV n ,‘'-‘v s. s- l,ANA ut" 1 JAM r-“ " pullets. Cncklebeiry Farm . Lake can rnn make mj,|.c no b etter investm ent in I l l t V C n . If l lv ln w ntol tl tleMil t o nil iHTii.O. cl.llr.lltm I M l T l ' l l tit tint toot it> li«-ri>lnnfter diMrr|ti<nl tno Ma r y . _________________. ISanford property than this. I. r V'«..i llitiry P, li an a, l i o n cSr.l. F O R S A L E - Steam Pressery— ! , " ’ith th e com pletion of the new none* H. itryce ila . u n i or otner— olt! cstnblishiiuvit anil rnjay^ one* ! , r , <wt l.ixkv Hotel vulr.t .i of w i n . In t l i » p r o p e r l y Ii m i l n . t l i n r ■tocritiMl to alt to r m n s c l a i m i n g inof the larg e st trades ia the city. u ‘" v 1,1 th l* Iw ntlon will double It.-icst In Ui* property l i c r s i t i a f t o r F irst s tre e t Inrutiun. Reason for 'a n d tripple. a. ncrii.ci m iller l l c n r i fi l o t a. UeYou will have to act nuickly if ........... - il.l p r o p e r l y P .'lim l.iratc .l selling, o th er business. Bargain I you want this exceptional buy. l o . the ' . i i i i M o f Henilnole, S t i l l - o f price and good term s for quick See Mr. Herg at The llernld of- KPnhla . ..ml m o r e p a r t l r u l a r l y . l r * v.ib . Apply Bn i ,i Development lhi <1 mi; 1 1 . N r l l i w r s t Q u a r t e r o f N o r O tCo., phone R2S. 11J 1-2 Park Ave. 1flee. Floor Elks Imtuire up* JOHN E. FOX THIS FOR RESULTS t ) |9 2 5 cv I mt l T c A T u a e S rs ty ic Gical Until* ft|ltt* i t k tv r l ___ _____ — */ |NC S IX — . � 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, May 15, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, May 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/6e85cf04b96f8ce72a6dc0caf866edb1.pdf 1433265e012ff7567c820c331239b14d PDF Text Text yOCR NEWSPAPER - hed in Florida’s Heart, • grid ’s Greatest Vegetable E t o n , « ■ Richest Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES I f f WAY W ins Prize A SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1923. England W ill Not Call Arms Meeting TO BUY TRADE LONDON, May 14.—British government will not at present take the initiative in calling a world disarmament conference, Premier Stnnley Baldwin told the House of Commons today in reply to a member’s quest tion. He said the league of nations still has under consid­ Auto Manufacture:* Asserts1 eration the question of general He Mill Purchase Shipping disarmament and therefore Hoard Vessels Numbering any initiative on the part of the 490 If ‘ FalrPrice’ Is Offered British disarmament and there­ fore any initiative on the port of the British government at Statement Says He this time would not be advan­ tageous. n Blamed By Man IFor Whipping Said To Have Been Given Him Here April 15 Lrv Says Body Still Bears Welts Will Scrap Ships ll'ci. j NUMBER 245. PRICE FIVE CENTS i * HOUSE PASSES A rm s Draft Clause Brings 190E LYNCHES Considerable Discussion In BILL TO CHANGE League Meeting A t Geneva BLACK ACCUSE1 FLORIDA CODE OF AN ASSAULT Article Would Require A lltC f'IU lV T IC J T C * T A I H Manufacturing Nntions T o j u v / l l i l i 1 l O l O I U L U Commission of Five Lawyers! Will He Appointed To Re-! vamp Present Slate Code;; MeasureCauseftMuchDebate j Solons Also Favor Citrus Fruit Bill 1Tentative Agreement Is Made A N F O R F l ^ V A f 'H T i Husv Session On Wednesday Hut Transaction May Not vTItLr O l a L l U j Disposes of Many Measures, j He Completed F o rS o n ie T im c^ J ^ J g |(^ P L A N N I N G ^ any Local Nature t I•jil! ;BY NOTED DIVINE UnknownPartiesTal: ? Negro From Train A ffe cts Relations TO LAY OFF BIBLE Near LongwoodLast W ith South America try Before Shipping Arms United States Would Proceed Cautiously To Avoid Any Difficulties in Conference NightAndHangHim Dr. Len Hroughton Sounds Note of Warning Declaring' Religion and Science Can­ not He Associated ToRethcr Body Said To Be Badly Mutilated GENEVA, May II — The American delcgutio to the League of Nntions conference for control of traffic in arms and munitions today official­ ly field an amendment to di­ vorce the arms convention from the League nf Nations. Presentation of the amend­ ment caused something of a sensation. MEMPHIS, Tcnn., May 14.— Voicing a warning to scientists to « Sanford Is Town Authorities keep hands o ff theology and Bible, Sanford Dr. Len G. Broughton, Jacksonville, DETROIT, May 1 L—Henry Ford TALLAHASSEE, May I t.—The Think Killers W ere Where People W ant Fla., noted Baptist divine*, formnlRobert KrumhoL'z, 17 pring will purchase the 100 vessels o f D I R T H l M t P f l M I A U R lower house of the Florida legis­ {ly opened the seventieth nnnnul United Stnt;'s shipping board B U I L L / I I vJT V /l l L x r lia E i lature put in a busy day Wednes­ Not Seminole People ■Nothing' But Money I field 0., was awarded $750 by the Southern Baptist convention n tthe day. At the morning session it Ithe American Legion for the best if the government will fix what hcity auditorium here Wednesday. ccnsiders n fair price, according to ; „ _______^ y oles busied itself with receiving new The body of a negro, believ­ Tinted From N ew York essay submitted in .11^*/ ‘ a't'pnai , ryr%“hu"hrwmcti ; ‘V n ! Board I.f Governors Votes bills and passage of several meas­ Dr. Broughton classed ns ham- ed to be that of John WestWest Of Of ures, but devoted its timo in the buggery science which attempts to ley who wns a rre te d in t! i World.) ' murdsni^A ^*inen^e \o Anmr?MnI I^ctro‘^ tolla^^Thc a n - ! To Obtain Site West _____ On __ afternoon to consideration of and force the church to lay a s id e the 5\V YORK, May l ‘L— Dm.” More than 200,000 school nounemnent was made thU after-j City Pier and Start aeverul aenute bills. GENEVA, May 14.—The para­ Adam o f Genesis and accept the county on Apr. 25 on infor­ «niin T. Way, <4. father [children submitted essays. in,,0i? by Mr. Fold, following n Construction at Early Dale Date j Iias*aKe Iconference with T. V. O’Connor. Much of the afternoon session doxical problem of when is a gov­ buiit-down man of the Metropoli­ mation from Orange cou n ty C " (‘‘ Fie” ) W a y , for-. 1chairman of the shipping hoard. about 100 was given (o consideration of n ernment not a government bother­ tan Museum, a skeleton ingeniously that he was wanted for an at­ ■I'li'iimn 01 a site S i r n vrrr VmIo and Giant p itch er, ( 11 ____ : _ _____ . 1 _ , • I St l j l j C\ A i V A i ' I V O’Connor is quoted as asking' feet'west of the municipal pier for |measure calling for appointment ed the jurists for hours Wednes­ constructed by so-called scientists tempted assault on a fivedav nik'ht revealed pub-j Sanford to revamp the day at the international conference of hones of monkeys. t l Vi f l . J l ! i Xi 3. i kJ Ford to take over 201) ships in hit Ithe club house o f the “ " ' of' 'a commission *“ year old child at CInicona for the first tim e p | for control of arms traffic, but no iriginal suggestion, the article IYacht Club and the decision to go' Florida code, The two departments of science near Apopka on Apr. 17 and solution was found. This q.iestion and religion nro separate nnd isthat lie was kidnaped j ays, however, when Henry Ford j ahead at once with plans for its I Some members of the house win informed him that he would only 1erection was the feature of the were not lawyers indicated they has special importance for the tinct, Dr. Broughton declared, "and who had been taken to Or­ the heart o f S a n fo rd , 1. Tk A ir iA T /fl A F P r i T t n m l l" ,y. thw sh,P» l" »c*«P them for Imeeting of the hoard of governors were under the impression that United States in defining political it is up to us Christian men nnd I lando for trial, wns found this ", town of 7,BOO population, 1Wednesday night. |good jobs were to ho created for relations with Central and South women to see to it that they remain morning hanging to a treo on the and lashes intu the woods : j i r A Y i M i O H 1 U L B I ift,,:k’ ° ' Connor *n,?Kesicd t,mt ,uuy all 400, ns it would not cost: Munroe II, Hutton, chairman o f five lawyers, but the bid finally American countries and equal im­ so. If we fail at this point it will Markham-Longwood road, accord­ i©consciousness loss than much more to construct dismantl- the committee .on building wus was passed by a vote o f BO to 11. portance to these nations them­ not he lung before the world will ing to information received at th ■ r.h ago. selves. bo without a Saviour nnd the Sav­ sheriff’s office and also at the Feel ‘ ,m: "BParntns to handle the 400 authorized to negotiate with th itjck ami legs still bear the JWashington Officials Under its provisions, the commis­ Sanford police station. The body Wednesday's developments de­ iour will be without n church.’" rhipn than itwould itie lesser Icity commission for obtaining the t, of It beating, which h. sion will receive Its expenses only Satisfactory AgreeThat ..••i, had been mutilated nnd bore sev­ ,, . , , Inumber. site and also to got an architect’s and the next session of the legisln- monstrated that tin* United States Prior to Dr. Broughton’s sermon, eral bullet wounds, it Is .ti l. was inflicted with palmetto meat will find difficulty in adhering to proposals w Frieiuiu raid only his tiie convention assembled to henr i* i-" ’ /.r m J j * n! May it tain 10 to 30. • sketch and tentative lure will be authorized to cumpen- |,i. , . . ., , Deputy Sherifi W. C. V«* i..unI' lindin;? O f U.S. ObliKution | Fonl ngrtll,(1 to thifl> Mying th n llfrum lll“ contractors. sate if it sees fit to do ao. ?,u‘ ,Iraft convention clause requir a welcoming nddress by Mayor son, acting for Sheriff M. C. Hand, ferful health eiiahlcd him to ing a manufacturing country first Rowlett E. Paine, of Memphis, and who is out the city, with so.oral iin the beating. The measure regulating dispo­ h • might retain from 10 to 20 of I Mr. Hutton reported that his to recognize the government of the [r. W .. ay, an insurance man . . . . of WASHINGTON. May 1 4 -O f- j the ships for use by Ford inclv.• ]committee had made a thorough sition of citrus fruit which is un- importing country before it can to elect its officers for tho ensuing other officers, went to tho scene year. jua, N. H., \yilh seven children j fjcjaj Word from Paris that con- |tries any ships were put in opera- j investigation of the sites avail-j mature or otherwise unfit for huimmediately upon being notified. 127 grandchildren, told l in; crate nrooosals ns a basis for a i tion by Ford, they would he re-|,dd-. and Dud **- was thought best man consumption was passed by a authorize shipments of arms there. Dr. Georgo White McDaniel, Justice of tho I’eneo Schafer of The American memlier of the subrid he was beaten because nc l-'reneh debt refunding settle- ' conditioned as oil burners, the ar-|to Luild at some point west of the vote of GO to 0. Richmond, Vn., was unanimously Longwood, acting in his capacity committee of jurists informed his |vritten a letter to his _son, 1ment would he forthcoming this j tide states. municipal pier and over the water Womenwould beadmitted to the collcnguos that tho United Staff*# elected president, ns were the other as coroner, summoned a jury ami , .. ia New York, monthtvavas eagerly awaited- By officers of the convention. Four after viewing tho body returned ... , udviuing . ............ .....................— •; i Despite tin tentative agreement T I’.1,1' c o n n e c t i n g the University of Florida for thepurstood for tho formation of govern). T 7 T Y t,0n' ' ' T n verdict )bnt tho negro, nnnn* un­ eut I lorul“ ‘-cipry. |Washington official# to night nf- ,hc nmtter of th?7ale of thTIhl?. ! j pose of taking courses not offered ),,, jc„ 2j .,n.j constitutional 1v,cc *Pre9i«ient, elected annually, Si urd to spray the celery ; tcr Associated Press dispatcher. known .had been killed by un­ Vi-1'' Iby the women’s schools of the statu means and admitted that the nee- " crt’ numcd U8 follows: to Ford Will not bo cleared up for|tion co uld he ‘ 11 worm1, made it unsafe, the had given them their first knowbuild for ? 1,000 a n d , , 'd provislon8 of „ bm that known pnrtles. several months, it is estimated. The that the buii d ,g complete woulu essary of formal recognition before T ,r* I*. J. Bristow, New Orleans; „ Voto of M to 11# 1 said. < (ledge that the Paris cabinet had rhipjiing hoard has been wary of Deputy Sheriff Williamson it by a vote of B U to 11. the dispatch of armniueiits made i Hr* A, U. Bone, Memphis; Concost about $4,000. Beaten by Celery .Men (decided upon such a step. positive in his opinion that tho making any agreement heretofore, ('renting of jury commissions to | things embarrassing. The Amerigressmnn B. G. Lowrey, Blue We one s-lole the letter bc-j lii the absence of some authorlynching was the work of persons The board voted to limit the as it felt if the ships were su’d I mailed *t, raid Mr. Way. 1 membership to 100 resident mem­ prepare jury lists for courts of j cun member explained it wns eon- I Mountain, Miss., nnd Dr. J. L, from Orange county, who are "aid iti\e indication ns to what nteth’ abroad to be scrapped, that promcounty judges was passed. leeivablo that an exporting countiy White, Alia mi. Fin. 1four men who beat, me said | to have tuken tin* negro from tlu* od of settlement the trench gov- iaes might he broken and the ships bers and instructed the memberThe new vice-presidents succeed train between Orlando and San­ Counties would permitted to might wish to support a govern­ if the/idler became public m lcrnmun^ would advance, officials | shipi committee i.'uu cuiimiinn! tu ui proceed inUkUt.11 at .1l once oiiic ■........- ........... . ho i—..... ment which had come into exis­ Charles E. Dickon, Arkadelphia, mi),.it reappear under foreign ; wjth the collection of the initiation!0" ” "»d operate cold storage plants ford. °J-!v .\'| lIa|0ne ',hif), m o r e ,n o t h i, n*g to In .n- niiKn (lags m in competition with Amcrishiii *. mort , say except .. Information from Orlando ia moni ami#.’ snip morc|,jJcat0 thp|r pleasure „|t.n.u,r(; that; the the dif-1 dtf-|ca„ can si,:ns shj,,s.umii Tsiuun wun n Ifees of the approximately 75 mem- under provisions of u hilt passed by tence before the formalities or rec­ Ark.; William L. Pickard, Chatta­ . Nil i hi iiinno aionL ilicnte their that vita Vf fit to 4. The nmtter ognition had been accomplished lie- nooga; Minetry Jones, St. Joseph, that the negro was given a hear i tier# nlrcady signed up. umilh.01 .111.I a half crates of .Iicultie, with rclation to tho French ta ’ .. . „ „ ... , , on, and M ne o f t d<}bk 8etUcinent at |ca • appearcii ,lTl " i;rc Hurriedly limit, ! The club adopted tho flag de- would be left to tho county com­ cause the government represented Mo., and Albert A, Murphrce, ing, and that the father of the justico and the expressed will of Gainesville, Fla. luring signed by the emblem commit- missioners. child upon whom the negru ia said godtraaod by tho Government v;.tl,. ',ir;fcr. They chnracter-l . riu‘ »h D* , l,u1'lt ' tiie people and should be helped. asc of the spray used.1 was era- . tee of which A. R. Platt is chairto have ntetmuted an attack, did Report Unaccepted. A .measure that izod the situation ns the most 1m-, the,, war ,, ,whan everybody ----- would npproprir. Recognition Essential. f. Way Mamed the attack on r.ortant development in many .Sheriff roru was quoted as saying, man. I he emblem adopted is u , ate $500 to counties matching that Outstanding among tho conven­ not appear in court. Tho LnUn-Ainerienn jurists, how­ Ka klux Klnn, but said he month: in regard to the debt p ro-■ ,Most ,,f Karol, of Orange county, U ia de­ wcr'-’ thrown toge- Inavy blue pennant with an orange amount for tin* purpose of conducttion's activities today wns tho fail­ lo definite proof, idem teachers training courses in ever, favored sticking to out nnd ure to accept the report of H* exocy clared, feuring that the negro Vrr. < tern and gave every evidence of |!*>vr in a great hurry. They were jBtripe running lengthwise be of tiio men said: “ Ther** ensure that the French govern-1‘ " f ” ” emergency and consequent- Iacross the center and with a wnut- „ no hijr], nchool in each euiinty out riVognPton .is bssentinl to tho cutlve committee on tiro VA>oXU in Jangcr- if ho remained . " shipment of nrmr. nnge county, purchased a ticket to Jt») uf us in i'mnfnrd i «*•* itself in • many of thorn worn not strong' Irtar in tiie upper loft band corner.' was passed. rfT.'i ment nt last had found . —......... - ........ Tiie general belief here is that that the report wns too compre­ Sanford for him and nut him on keds uf thousand around the no8|tion t(, „ lit|a. a definite !>y ‘*nilt and some of the engines hensive anil revolutionary in char­ to ready to get you it von |put into them were pretty bad.' acter to permit adoption before de­ tho train and warned him of his anythin*; .tlmu: this,” he added, j n danger. It is supposed that tho We have already purchased tailed consideration. There appears t:> be no itoup. Slid nears Welts lynchers took the negro from tho ! i three. vessels from v,... niwii.r. the shipping here that a sati tacioiy unuer-*....... , .. . . Under a motion of Dr. J. J. Hurt, ! welt, n Mr. Way were extrain at some point between Or­ .» board,” hu he ,n,!l,e<1r added. “ 'We l «>, of settlement Vt! took these Jackson, Tenn., which wns adopted lando and Sanford. d By Churles Evans Hughes, standing .... . terms , at once a definite boats for pioneering and wo know unanimously, copies of the report According to Deputy William­ Alka S. Ilubliard and Waller will be arrived •eii made and cail their limitations. 1 wo of the boats was too comprehensive and revolu- son, on Apr. 25, W. M. Brown, of n1 91 t\1\1\ t . . ■« '1*1... I l ■1... I 4fUr, the latter a former h** ro-iiodered l»- tlm American ar,‘ ".itl nbout -1.000 tons. I he tliiru, n r ... U...1 .. tlutil7 i’ : • p,.; I Af tinnnry in character to permit kictlcvtl' tut IIWIU it. vttc .itv^.w m |.ui i «ttiu i iu.h; it twim tn planting .... purpose debt refunding commission headed 11,*”1 *•;«« H.igimy iargir adoption before detailed considera­ though tho United States docs not been working, brought him to San­ Way. In writing to F. P. George ,. i i . , ... ; 1ilitnting the oyster reefs and oy- belong to the League, she is hailed tion. ford uml turned him over to tcr. prr-ident of the First Na­ bv Secretary Mellon and whalov- “ l"1 1; '.",w l,u>ntf l»“ t into shape Knight, Dr. A. \\. r.ppa and Ed i ster beds of the state. Under a motion of Dr. J. J. Hurt, Sheriff Hand, telling the officer tl Bank of Sanford, to ask if cr agency the Paris government I [or 9erX c® ta Denmark, which we The hill also provides for an nd- by the delegates of Greece and „'V,/lL,,,Kin.,‘' bollt. ^ ll|!’' ll,'t !' . Jugo Slavia us the champion of Jackson, Tenn., which was adopted that ho had heard that a warrant to*n oiuutenanccd such an uct, appoint.i to conduct tile negotia-1 h'Ji:o Ford indirectly refuted a state­ (ditional tax of three cents on each tions for France. Since it evi­ one of the most important com­ unanimously, copies of the report had been issued for the negro in artor said: ment which O’Connor is alleged to (barrel of oysters removed. will he distributed tomorrow nnd Orange county charging attempt­ A mare horrible sight I never! dently nlreedy has been determined haw made to newspaper men in Included among measures ucted mands of the League covenant. Sheriff tho convention will make final dis­ ed assault on n child. to see." Iin Paris not to name a special Buffalo, that Ford would boeonr* Frank Information. | on nt the morning session, was pasi ‘‘»vov i„.n old «ldi(> nvoy or send semi a debt uem commission, i Hand held tho negro a few hours f vclU .re : cveral ilavs position of the report ut the after­ With regard to a convention for thy greatest shipowner in WASHINGTON, Mny 14.—Pro­ Isage of a senate hill that won\l J Mr. -- it ia assur :! t!’** w«r) wi *I h<* enami alter communicating with the M«. r ter saw therru, worm's history, by making the rerequire daily readings from the the publication of statistics on thn noon's session. Orange county authorities sent iuvinir into linek to lew trusted to Ambassndor Daeschner innik that he did not intend to use minent bankers were summoned ire Holy Bible in all of the public private manufacture of arms in Objection to that part of the re­ wilnesse; for today's session of the the negro to DcLand for sufu with what ever technical ansistaddition to statistics of arms said port pertaining to the southern more than a few ships, scrapping schools receiving support front the oil grand jury. lie niav need from tho Paris keeping. Ir. Fuirsti in his reply, con-1 convention’s participation in the ♦o other countries. Itepresenta f of finance. On .tho Am­ the remainder. The international council of wo­ state. The hill is similar to one About 10 days ngn, it is stated, Eed “jhe •>u114ii?e/ hue declarFord estimated that the cost of men voted against affiliation with I’>passed by the house some time ago, tive Theodore K. Iturton, head of International Y. M. C. A. move­ the negro wns turm d over to the lv the debt comthat Mr. Way "must have licen erican side, onlv the American delegation, was cited ment was said by leaders to presconstructing apparatus to dismauj which included a penalty for vioi,tlier international organizations. »Uy Kitilly to cause me n to mission lio i tho legal power to Orange county sherifi had taken te tiie ships would amount to about conduct such negotiations.Secretary Jnrdino issued a ye-11latton of the act. The bill p!isr,*d as urging something which tlm sage a fight on the report as it to Orlando for trial on the enter­ iTHlt -.1 an act." covenant nlrendy prescribed as the now stands. port declaring recent fluctuations Itoday had that penalty removt)!, ing nnd breaking charge. In c oVoj nav(■ g'.vcn me tiro first The belief that details of such 8400.000. . „.l. in Chicago wheat market prices re- j required that u report on the rend- duty of ull league members. Dele­ ire i tion with this charg , it i in agreement can be worked out o ri Northern man gates referred to the. fact that utrsuited from professional manipu­ (ings be included with other reports elared, tho father o f the child id Washington Welcomts News. <!istroated in San:ford, |without great difficulty rests on ticlo VIII of the covenant obligates I. |and provided that there should he O.IIU i,1 hatl the knowledge that President Oo-dV. \K1UNGT0N, May 11. Mem­ lation. *-l(l 'H) M I* Reports from Paris that active, j no sectarian comment in connect all members to interchange full esent ! am ulurally wonde ring/’ t idge and tho members of tho debt bers of tin* shipping bonrd in Wash­ and frank information the Bible reading. evidence, not only of the hre iking i fte Mr. I ;iti- r, "whether in this commission have rcpcntedly made ington said last night they had negotiations on funding (lie French 'with The house also adopted a reso- the sale of their arinante and entering charge but nisij lira re.* country of oura a it plain thntt here was no dispos­ no knowledge of any proposal from war debt would begin within a fore-; attempted assault. uadis- Ilution by Rep. W'aybright, of Du military naval anil air programs fii might befall 831110 ition to he heard in the matter of Chairman O’Connor to Henry Ford night were received with untlis and1 in® the commton condition or of ssuch of thui gulsed satisfaction in official cirvu), calling for an amendment to !u" However, it is declared when pr I r terms, and thats ympathetic confor purchase of tiie government' / who went into y»»ur the constitution relative to the u p -; [?ll,strles «* aru nHnptnble to war tho negro wns given a he;kiruiur 1 •iti,| engaged in J idi.ration would bo given (<• 'he merchant vessels by the mantifac-. clos. CHIU AGO, May 14.—The county yesterday, the prosecuting wit* nil financial situation -n Hirer, but that they "welcomed tiie Ron* far! White was appointed |propriatiori of funds to county ! 1 ,,JlVT_aeS I I'oul.l greatly jiippn - j economic an Various countries especially grand jury Wednesday absolved ness did not appear nnd he w. u ro* a:i 11 lion of this rottc n anil' France, it i escsntial. however, news" of his reported willingness n: sistnnt secretary of labor, Wal- i schools in the manner that appra­ ter il. Husband, second assistant priutions are made to the Institu- France praised Ainrelca's pro­ Mrs. Julie Shepherd, co-guurdiuu leased. that the Fre ich proposals to be Ito buy tiie ships at a fair ptito. outrage." * * * nouncement as voiced by Air. Bur­ i* \ all should not in­ The hoard members here said the secretary nnd former Itepresenta- tions of higher learning and fcdv- ton that the United States was and foster mother of William Nel­ -hawed a reporti?r for acceptable at > \ Y r i fest ion for tiie direct ■»»i.rii1 l "iir welts on one lc(c n vnlvo cny sug news of Mr. O'Connor’s purported tivc Harry E. Hull of Iowa com -ling the legislature the authority twilling to sign a convention which son MeCIintock, millionaire orphun, Kiwanis Club Meets of implication in his death nnd in bv France of German •conference with Mr. Ford and tlu* mi; sinner general of immigration. •to apportion the funds. au*’. mne of whicili km<l 1 would compel all states manufac­ the death of his mother, Mrs. Em­ r.' 1 t.hough many daya oid.l reparation claims to liqutrtrttloh of litter’s attitude on tin* matter Junior Chamber In turing armaments to publish de­ ma Nelson MeCIintock, by voting •i Itme as a complete surprise to attacked on ;a cor- Vtiie <l<’bt. tailed statistics of such manufac­ a “ no bill” in each instance. First o f Ball Games sju< tlY-ni. No such proposal, they said, «l t»y fivt* churches I tures. It ia therefore, considered The case of Mrs. Shepherd's hus­ 'i* II: --------• JiiiN ever been discusseil either by : of April 15. that there is no obstacle in the way band, William Darling Shepherd, 1(f The Juniun Chamber of Com­ i tlu)boaril as a whole or by its ship *ce any of tilt* m en/j\ of tiie United States subscribing already under indictment for tho merce and the Kiwanis Club lasoEiiey tied a Idue l.a/to a convention for the control of murder of young MeClintocg was hall teams were scheduled to meet Hi>’ face .tfrel shovi d mol tlu* private manufacture of arms, i Holly was most alluring ns n beau- the essential basis of which will be left open with respect to the death this afternoon at 2 o’clock ut the mobile. They h: (Bv M. P. Sheppard) •Ar.* | 11mugitt my legs woulS of Mrs. MeCIintock, tho grand jury Municipal Athletic park in what Thu. four act Comedy. “ Be An tiful girl antagonized by her par­ WrI;)" publicity. j refraining from taking any action, was expected to he one of the ents and about to elope. The commissioners asserted the offer Optimist,” presented last night in Alter about tvreoitv/ Iafter hearing the evidence up to hardest fought amateur contests riving they turned intofi I charm of her presence added much into would ho given every attention. The The inflow of members the High School auditorium by |to the success of the play This procedure, it was ex­ over staged in the city. kl placed me on tie Grand High Priest Is date. id's Junior Chnml>er of Uom- question of a “ fair price," it was members of the senior class, wua Manager and Captain A. W. plained, will allow the grand jury my head lureil il predicted, would be the primary Epps, of the Junior Chamber of rain- thi• earth. ., which began last week unto heur any further evidence later. U ik t'r S " . h « '“ Ir'-T.f . t Guest At ltoyal Arch received with tremendous enthus­ y mere i problem. * lluF. know how much the/ Tho grand jury investigation to­ Commerce team and Edward L me. ie -itiniulus of the activity of Arty proposition to buy ships for iasm bv the audience and was de­ performance. Cast in a difficult | I n i t i a t i o n T h i s W e e k day followed the recommendation Burke Steelo and L. C. Debmit of Q At tile first blow 1 stfl th membership commit tc y of scrqfpping, however, would entail clared bv nil to be a complct suc­ pnrt, he mannged it with the ea. o f an experienced urtist. His e n -1 — :— „ , ... . cess. Tho second performance of of a coroner's jury last week that the Kiwanis team were making all al they told me• if/ I 1 chnir- questions of policy, for the board was faultless and An address by Grand High Shepherd be held for the murder sorts of claims this uLcrnaon on re *«1 v.urged. Thing.-i wind whic h I,. M. Stephenson is mect- hii/s not determined its position this play, the work of Adam unciation ft J’ ,1 continued at the ......... .. MeCIintock and that Mrs. what their teams were guiui* to Mrs. I came to and v.Cii |mini, wa noon when threei more th reference to a scrapping pn Applehud,Q will be given this ev- throughout the large auditorium ' Priest E. L. Wirt, Florida Royal of * tod.i where heat caused .continued ahifArch Masons, of Bartow, nnd the I Shepherd be held as an accessory do. At present n special comening at H:I*» o clock. town and dUmpad|'nff were accepted, which gram. The members of tho two organi­ niemb ting and noises, ids words came | it,r„n.to murder in connection with tho of Chairman ' The many clever Hops of the nu1 nicked me up. I ital of over a halff score niittee consisting •« < " f ™ ‘ h" " L . U . . both o t ,„uns MeCIintock zations began lire-, they threatened A‘ makes a t L-Us Now memb *ra nc- OfConnor and Commissioner P!um-|thoi, their splendid rendition in ,lc « r r J wor. , . ,l l y h e rd . the park at 2 o'clock although tho tho lover of theplay, ho show-j candidates was the feature of tin un(j ^jg tnutHer •he s~’t. John’s Rl 1 f.r . in two . , wt ..... . w. II. Smith, njer nnd Benson is considering this Imany cast by the students, nnd Ic*d experience game was not to start until an tho "mummy' amusing »«‘ u«tt «"■ he was nr, old timer change their nanil A. M Howell anil W. J. Hopkins, iL stion . IU report, it was 8nid, numerous nmy” I of„ Mony ^ Ch,P* The grand jury decision was not hour later. The game was sched­ * was an old would he based largely upon what! throughout the acts, kept the audiml 1 nndn t recyg |ter No. to ut the Masonic romple unexpected ns Robert E. Crowe, uled to start promptly at J otlockfrom Uke Mary Ncwmun was ex u fnltn.i ♦«» U. with once in almost continuous uproar. | Miss Oliver Newman vm and didn't kiibw theIr.latter week. state’s attorney, had declared that making his r^wrl ° f the "" : opening scene in the antique continually good ns “ Madame iIthis Il t wit* v i ••• , it v;*mm. reference Mr. W irt complimented the Mon- tlu, nctlon of tho coroner’s jury and to the outlay necessary* The membership con*'” ' f,° shop of Isaac Gohlitch present the j Gopher," the dispenser of spirits, >L Va>' « id he then went t\> membershipI c" mg ,lrS em l of the to repair tied-up ships and the mnrroo Chapter on the work that woa recommendations had interfered •7 “n‘> “ >ok the first traiA|*” *oa R*k. t l l“ 8 he was o leave kst for thorn either here or abroad characters of Isaac and his datigh- j The guests at the ball added much (done and on the large attendance. Iwith , hc trinl of shepherd duo to ter, Hccky. I to the enlivetjment of the last on Pap, , ) t n m . r ........J complimented the Masonic J8tart next Alonday. He had indifor use on trade routes. Main Byrd, the Isaac of the play, act. They were: tho Misses 'Ho -___ Hiiiu vu; »«« kk »» — T~----------l a r Carter was namctl to was accorded much praise by Graco Gillon. Mary E. Pules ton, Ibodies o f Hanford on the new tent- CHted he did not believe the evi|succcc.lA hfm many critics for his thorough, Georgia Mobley, Alnio Tolar, lr- ple, which he said was one of tho j dencu sufficient to sustain a charge nPly- Rockefeller -Jckefeller i.'. by President Floy. Philadelphia Gets of his part and excel-. mr. Smith. Anna Kanner. Sara K. |most beautiful and most approprl- URa|n8t Mrs. Shepherd in either homes in the entire south. death ItoUc Wedded T oday/I’“]l™'r;ra sent to the by-laws 1926 Ad Convention knowledge lent stage presence, although his Williams, l.ouise Sarles, Dorothea IateAfter the regular business meet' . changing the mom] accent and gesticulation might be Ray, and George Wilson, Warner s ndo Y0 "i. May 14.— A nquaff from $12 yearly td |ing, High Priest John Gove turn__ t n i 'p / r o HOUSTON, May 14.—The As uaid to have been more Jewish. Scoggan, Hurton Mahruy. du K •ship A lA K n u ld rves la guarding die 50 cents a onth, payable in ad- dated Adevertising Clubs of :hu than Hebrew. .Miss Benjamin, as Others in tho play included; |cd tho meeting over to the past ? ______ John D. Rockefeller,!' vancc. • World finished its convention to­ Ilcck could not have done her part ] MUs Velma Shipp, the mother-in- ! high priests, who conferred the ile-1 gree. Those ■s taking tuning part in the Palmer read n lo'ter n prcicaution ugainit CHICAGO, May 14.— Wheat, Jrrcsiti'30 nor Martin saying thatj day and adjourned to meet in Phil- better had she been a native o f . law. Jack Flint, the “ Mike” in the work were Past High Priest C. IL play. Hurry Woodruff, who us:rowdi * ut the tnarri- |frrint Go-VC dcfphia in 1U2D. It had been in Palestine. .May l.fl'JLa; July IA‘J \ to 1.6UU; after•noon of Mr. 1he vvoulii1) ve the resolution passt session four days and Imtl heard Mias Mildred Holiv andiicrbert sumctl the rolu of a friend in need, Rumph, D S. Babbitt, L. B. Hod- iCorn, July to 1.17V*; Oats, hanth.'r with reference ins. James Houghton and P.a!ph eldest child and onlv j <'i\ by ti -cr, playing us the parts of the blit 1'iut in lived, ,ili,.i. Juuli .mi more than 200 speakers. July 441s. man. in ind well, tho “ interior decorator.’ Miss IB. Chi bey t<i David Merri- 1to swcuthcartr Mi Idre il 01 th** state road through NEW ORLEANS, May 14^Margaret Wight as “ Ethel” who i a me mber of a well- |Sa iiford hi ■nreful attention, IIUSHNELL.— 'Work well under James Maynard showed pri Cotton, steady; Jan. 21.79; Dec. ting was briefer than Starke— l»ca l cannery closed at talent anduroused much fa-[defies love tu affect her, and John | Sumter county's $650,000 The me * nt of the ball gamclway 121.76. since lffdl to be reopened. vorablo comment on all sides. Miss Urumley as a "paid guest,” tl cn at highway project. W is ilj cV1 Washington News Grand Jury Frees SS?£ff;Mrs. Shepherd On “ Poisoning Charge Junior Chamber of if. r*T Senior Play is Declared Big Success; To Be Presented Second Time Tonight How Well D( You Know SANFORD m j ■ r, Page Two This Issue thb a(urnoon ini t ' �........ v. v* v v -H w!**><• “-: *>*!• - - - •v I THE SANFOfcD IIERALD, WEDNESI— ____ ~ •~ County, unexcelled location can S S I U . % /{A. n o ^ 1 1 n UAt 5 Note incomparable location o f BOYETTE— on main line Seaboard ir Line Kailway—connecting with Tampa and Plant City hy paved Highway! Special introductory prices may now be had. Our representative, Mr. Herman Reid, is now at the Valdez Hotel, Sanford property.- See him at once regarding free auto trip to Boyette for inspection o f EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS 205 Ferlita Buiiilin Tampa, Florida, l*. O. Box 2697 P. S.— Head our atl in Herald tomorrow. Mr. Dowdell, one o f the most ceaaful and prosperous fanners in Jlillsborouuh County, has aomet to say about the lands at Boyette. - - - Y Y .1 r v v v v t v n v r v V V T V i •Y 4 �m THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 14,1925. elements of the SANFORD FEED standing features 0f ,l. have the same dependable power put in tneir cars. Choose presented to "Bucky” Harris, man­ er. Its value in charm ia unchang-1 and profitable experience. Now, plant under the hood. You must AND SUPPLY COMPANY SM tab akle car, what eu . do HOW WELL DO YOU YOU ager of the Washington baseball cable,e. It is often a problem, that the momentous question of K ’ ttaTto n p S S . u»m.• * I'.hed policy. Familiar our brand of gasoline and stay F.m,,« with - - the ™ tivities include. when selecting a wedding gift, for an Easter hat has been disposed KNOW SANFORD? team? y it. Choose the grade of oil you mock « t (23) instance, to choose something en­ of, it is time to plan for that sum­ Mr. N. A. tt.rnh.rt .ml Mr. E. E. J Folio win* will bo found o like best and stick to it. These are McEihaney are ready to show you, ty. mer wardrobe—and if you follow -, -------------, . tirely pleasing and appropriate, In our Feature .•portal feature of unique-In­ good rules for any Motorist to fol­ example or tne irst Lady Luiay |and |and explain the advantages of own- a , n S . ^ n T ,y .... the rFirst o u are assured of ford, and in noting J L The ed the example,of , Mothers Day"—Another on) has and yet within our means. terest to readers of the San­ low. To buy at the WIGHT BRO­ ling B- of the (.and I.and this Eastsr you will w ill'm g a Maxwell waxwei or a « Chrysler v .n rj.«. auto— — _al|Lfactj0n in every progressive firms. awT* * i ford Herald. THERS SERVICE STATIONS is come and gone nnd many u heart McLAULIN JEWELRY F.STABIis I be ready for a new summer hat.! mobile. A full line of parts is car- £urcj,ase or your money back. No stitutions that make 1 ’ A collection of brief essays a good habit. It is not wjse to stop hnrt been made lighter and happier; LISHMENT will help solve this * 0f you readers hawj ness interests of the cU»l» your car nl first uru? filling sta­ through this beautiful custom, problem. Their complete stock of Some unusual values are now b e -! rjed and both Mr. Barnhart and , P have been prepared, emphssfzbusiness dealings with to include an to T? tion nnd th-n another. This gives which has become universally rec gilts—Jewelry, cut glass,, glass-! ing offered. When you cnll find Mr. McEihaney are earnest in their In* a number of interesting all been ' out the range in price covering desire to furnish up-to-date sem t J > To those of you who Shop. Al«o a of Electro ware and silverware has vziiitel throughout the country. fact« pertaining to merchand­ you mixed grades ot gasoline and When you this tirm. to m ^ ^ ,ectr'" t---------rectors. -The SANF or K * ising service and professional oil and plays havoc_with yevur ^«£t- Every day should be Mothers Day, selected with taste and with an the attractive showing of new fin, ovary particular. have not, we suggest TRIC COMPANY. l\ r 7 WIGHT BROTHERS! and iho sketch is a friendly tip, for eye to value as well, and just now spi ing and summer frocks, ulso |tall find out the range in I,r'f<' hear the name in mind. activities of soma of the chief j gine. The ........................ ‘ .hone hosiery und hats. Tell us what, covering both the Maxwell and the Shop. The SANFORD 'r, enterprises of the immediate straight run gasoline is high in it has to do with making mothers tome particularly desirable and do Remember that number 831). Make a note of it for Electric fixtures. al-„ accounts for the popularity of the Chrysler line. lightful suggestions for the wedd­ community. The attention of power nnd quality. Their high work easier. It is a machine that handy reference. When you call, lhe«e cars have ulways stood the hor saving devi.e-—jn gifts. are being U.tumci Specialty Shop. Sanford Herald readers is par­ giade, light, medium and heavy ha* saved centuries of time from ing and graduation . . . acid test of critical public opinion, we want you readers *.<> tell us erythinp Electrical" 1 ticularly called to the contest cylinder oil is the best you can se-1 the work of women, yes, you have' rhown. Mr. McLaulin has had an what well know'. P'.uRry feed and and have come through with "fly- . ,■ known lines throu-h of “ feature embodied in these cure. Furthermore you readers . guessed it thu first time.. It is n Iextensive business experience nnd (H») * I’Cll us ing colors.” Tell a man you own j dairy feed th«y for.nre. worth, and if the:, do Bol sketches. There is a query or will find prompt, courteous und in-j sewing machine. This machine ii i» a thoroughly reliable nnd courtWc want you readers of the Maxwell or u Chrysler ami he Iwhen this* business w:.s establish- to have what you w„nt, \|. „ two in each paragraph. To the tclligent service awaiting you. Mr. known in every home in America,'eous gentleman. Mr. McLaulin, Jr., Special Feature Story of San- knows you have ,an automobile, ‘ ‘ Located1 on Myrtle »<■—*•■ avenue nt j ed. person who answers them near­ Wight is earnest in his desire to und in foreign countries the world ! isanexperiencedoptician. v;ill rndeavor to sec ure it r. n If you ford to ride in one of the new £cml your answers in early. j Fourth. The SANFORD El K fT P li^ est correctly in detail will be give you Motorists of Hanford and i over. It gave the name to one of aresot a farseeing parent, don't PANY_. INC., dea, t - v S i ? given the prizes as noted. There vicinity nfirst cla*«, up-to-date Her- the tallest sky-scrapers in New read this. If you are, don’t wait Wiliys-Knight cars. The F and M MOTOR COMPANY represents ( 21) is no guessing about these. Any (vice Station in every particular . York City and the first thought of until headache developes. Electrical Apul iaii.-e-V' I Bring this popular car, likewise the Ov­ (18) You readers of the Feature) “ For your friend::, the best headquarters. 'V henyou'5,1 of the parties sketched here arr .with the highest type of service.j everyone who sees it, Is the SINQ- th» child in and have the eyes ex­ erland. After you have ridden in privileged to answer t:iese |A well known make of tires as ; ER Sewing Machine. No need of amined. alinco. Mr. sir. Mcioiulin, ,>ici.aui n, Jr., .ir., is is aiWiliys-Knight, you will ugree questions. Hence, rail in per­ well as accesories is carried. Find going into the merits of the SING- HO prepared to duplicate broken |with it/ many*.,|inJ'jrerlll that its ron and get the answers. They out whut oils and greases are feat- ER, and besides, we prefer to let j lenses aes promptly. Tell us the rang*' r..llv llv .. it* may U- easily obtained and the tired, m well astires. Give exact i Mr. Mims, the local representative, |showing of wrist watches. Find |rtMlutatior. Notonly the first more diligent seeker* will not ......... . —» , • location of each station—there are explain the advantage of owning a out ulso, what well known' silver' , . tY ‘ l make* it de- speciaii-i in mis line ot worn is express ■■■ m e * • . und giv» only have gained additional greatly appreciated and worthy o f { rea| value and sentiment attached location. At the same a threp of them—all conveniently lo-j SINGER. Have you seen the new wate, cut glass and glassware are» { rirable that you nt least investiknowledge of local business af­ mention. This sketch has reference* to the of a portrait of .................... ................ ............................. - giving .................--------. -your- vmi readers will find a fim cabinet nndI the Portnhle Electri? featured. .........o*f .hi. cated. gate the merits this remark- to just such a firm— LEE BROT II- : a?|f to your friends. And that por- ectricnl Contractor*. The fairs, but will have had the models? They will delight every! I ,'e cat*. The Overland too, is KRS, To those of you readers Itrait wants to lie n true likeneva,! FORD ELECTRIC CONTT ileasurable escitement of trywoman and ure on display ut tlie j ( ITt) distinctive in its class and nlso has who are not fumiliar with these of yourself finished and mounted j ING COMPANY. To hav^ ng for a prize. Answers may ( 8 ) The Motor industry in Sanford its many loyal friends amongst i *er4 anc their work, it will be a jn artistic style—one that you will I a reputation for reliability 15D Eusttr is merely a fore runner SINGER headquarters located in* Ti Ik- sent by mail or brought to Seminole Furniture Company „i,|y represented and in this re ­ the car owners of the country. A!rthis o f f i c e any time before cf Summer Styles, both In milli-i source of genuine satisfaction to |)t. prou«] to present. Mr. BLAKE I prompt efficient service couu' nest Wednesday morning. Next ttery and in feminine appurel— 7 * u'n. ym* cn'J* Hnd out the iango sped, the SAN JUAN GARAGE, range now for u demonstration. know where you can have this ha„ hud years of experience along j huvo been done in a ,|ar and now that it is passed one ran *" price covering both the rabirft. COMPANY enjoys a distinct pres-1 phone number 5H. The F and M Thursday the sequel to this and mi. Mr. oianont, Stafford. da aim his ms work wuiai i Harper *mu plan for their summer outfit* with «nd pot table electric, and send your tig?. Representing the popular |MOTOR COMPANY are ready to work done right. LEE BROTHERS, cultivated channels and feature will be published. enjoy a reputation for hilr-rl/ shows it. The many; little l‘ ..................... .. *' L 'have h.^n id«u hut ini- ] th" time ‘they The competition is open to more leisure and with a better un- answer in early. We want to add Studi baker cars, they nre showing prove the truth of the writes’.* workmanship und fa r dealings; pertant details thut ut distinguish >W|ro ‘ he husinzs* activities of£ derstanding of their requirements. thnt they are prepored to do in m the new models that have created u claims. A full line of parts is car­ with prompt and intellig?nt SER-1 hi* work from "just ever) one except the employes ford have carried to com picturoa stitching on thirty minutes notice. itir over the entire country. These ried, as well ns tires and acces­ VICE always. The fire departof this paper and their relat­ And in this connection, the Special many important contract)' is the time to arrange for* The repairing facilities ure also ears are absolutely distinctive in sories. Messrs. FOLEY and MIL­ Feature Story of Sanford wishes ives. ment idea of speed is carried out |that portrait that you have long in every instance, their wort I Address Feature Editor, care to direct you to ii decidedly attrac­ worthy of note. A full line " fi their class, as to power, speed, en- LER ure earnest in their desire to here. Many of us will he in need been contemplating having taken. Riven complete satisfaction.x,] paits for ull model machines. "Kv,|uiance and beauty of design. The tive shop thut will interest every Bunford Herald. render the •n highest , .. type ..of serviue . . .o f services of this kind during t.he;And don’t forget, you readers of too large or too small to miiftjj expression "Another woman of discriminating and re­ erything from a needle to a new- fumiliar ( tudeh-iker Year" is significant of I“ "r k'i'U|W i/'Pu - eim }.horoUK^'y coming months. We suggest that the Special Feature Story of Sar.- same painstaking and prompt, fined tastes—an establishment that ! ir.g machine.’* vice.A|-We..• want vou readers (1) enjoy* a recognized prestige for of- i --------! 1,')“ ™ £ A X ' “ T1IK r . g A. U * how long they have t> een j Wh«n the SEMINOLE COUNTY feting the newest and best in Ready!(10) tified with their chosen r»L DANK first opened their doors for to-Wenr suits, charming creations j THE OUTLET i* a name fa milGivo phone number and send i burineM" there was then und thyr« in afternoon und evening frocks,'inr to many u man und woman in answers in ear?' hoin thj institution's uctivity of scarfs, sweaters, hosiery, dry [this community and justly merit service to the people of Sanford goods, novcltii's, and the like. The the success nnd prestige they erj ami the community. Today the in­ entire stock is replenished fre- joy. A number of important essen- j stitution is realizing on this samu quently with new advanced style*. |tinl* have entered into this, name known sanitary plumbing fixtures fect ,|ocs he employ? Give the e x - ) l l f A n i H I P i T\I spirit of service, and is a strong THE SPEERS STORE spare* no ly—up-to-date, minute style* in i the fortunate possessor of the dis- (I'D What heating 1uct location of the BLAKE STUW I 111 U II .K A D I The SANFORD BUILDING do they feature? conservative and growing Hank. time or energy in securing what new reasonable merchandise at all tributing rights of these two popu­ LOAN ASSOCIATION products? Give exuet location and ; m o !mij u.|| lls w|,at else is feiitur-! ' 1 Out of faith and energy, will and they know will please the most times, quality goods, at money sav­ lar cars here in this territory. The AND ritill, It ha* grown to strength and exacting buyers, with un intelligent ing price* nnd courUou* attentive, SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY is an active und agressivc part of send your answers in early. icnowu. Unfluggingly, it has la­ personal service. There are some urvice, with an earnest desire to d.*sires to give you readers of the Sanford’s business activities, and i (22) bor'd lo lift standard* of living; decided values being offered at this so merit your patronage thut you Heruld. real service a* well. A is doing its full .-hare towards (Hi) to reach the summit of serving. time und we suggest an eurly vis- will remain a steady customer. full line of parts is carried at all making Sunford a better place to When the time draws rear |{ave you renders had the pleasE Q U IP M E N T ON The SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK it. When you c-all, find out the IJust now there nre some very un­ times nnd you will find attentive live in. In investing your savings for you to pack up the little tent urc nf niecting the “ Mileage Mer- i R O L L S -R O Y C E now .lands us a monument of thu range in price covering the attrac-1 usual valuz* in each department and personal' service connected with them, you ure helping to build the camp stove und the liabys hot- chant?” Don’t junk your tires but 1 C A D IL L A C founder's enterprise. It bus shnr- tive showing of parasols, hosiery! that will interest eveiy thritty with every transition. We *ug- up the community, by financing ties for that vacation trip and you! take them to the KENT VUI.VANR U IC K rd Sanford’s prestige and prosper­ nnd nlso Misses Silk Frocks. |man und womun in Sanford ami vi- giht that you arrange now fit- the purchasing and building of begin to think that the “old bus” l/.ING COMPANY. They have had ity, Of the very fibre of this com­ _____ ; cinity. New urrivals bring muny demonstration. Plume numbei 4-tJ. homes YOU cun do so with a sur* had better he replaced with one of enough experience to realize the munity, it reflects its tastes und (0) |helpful nnd happy suggestions of The well equipped repair depart prisingly small monthly payment. whose power und dependability you importance of attentive and reliable aspirations. It hns become whut There nre many worth w hile'“ “ " " " “ We merchandise. Whether ment and filling station are also |A" funds invested with them, urn ure certain, why not call up tire service. They thoroughly un­ th'e city and county resident* have fralnifs of aiivantugc ........... " in turn invested in real estate1RIVES GARAGE and ha«e them der.,land how to turn r,ur expert worthy of note. When you mil, advantage regarding made it— un instillation of service. tile ROBERTS GROCERY. It is •Wear, dresses, novelties, hosiery, find out the range in price cover­ first mortgages, the safest of all bring you out one of those new vulcanizing. You will not find The President is FORREST LAKE, one of^HAN FOR D'S'leading lnmi-i gloves and the like—In the milli- ing the Studebaker line. Ask them securities, which ure repaid and re­ Paige or Jewett ears and give you a better nor more modern equipped A. R. KEY, Vice-President, and ness activities that has i.ut one ob- i " ‘’ ry "ection with a wide selection about the new Studebaker Coacli duced by monthly installments. a positive demonstration of what a |place in the surrounding comm un­ Phono itv offering the advantage of in­ Cashier. C. W. SPENCER, sec­ J?ct in view—to serve its custo-l"f now summer hats—in the Mens ami tell us who builds their bodies. The SANFORD BUILDING AND real uutomohile will do. ond Vir.A-PrezIdent, and It. W, mers with the BEST in their dine j department consisting of niwis Why can Studehukcr give you more I LOAN ASSOCIATION, has from 117 for “ quick action.” Here are telligent and satisfactory tiro ser­ DEANE Assistant Cushier. The and at the lowest possible prices.' cl»‘ he* und furnishings, or in the value for your money? |the very beginning, endeavored to two machines thut you can depend vice and you are assured of guar­ SEMINOLE COUNTY HANK also Quulity, Service nnd Price ure the "hoc section, you renders of the upon to the last ditch and when anteed satisfaction in every in issue letters ot credit, drafts, both important essentials of their os-1 Herald will find u wide assortment they become passe you will find stance. It will be of interest to foreign und local, und pay inturest tablUhed business policy. There Ito choose from. New fresh iner­ resale values to he greater htan it every motorist in Sanford and 1 $45.00— IN VALUABLE PRIZES—$45.00 the on time deposits. Why not make ts nn inviting atmosphere ul.out U’hnndisc at decidedly money saving you realized. Mr. Rive and Mr. j vicinity to know where he can this your hank today? We are go­ the ROBERTS GROCERY, it i* figures. We wunt you readers, Stringer are at your service .lay in ■have this work done right and at 1 HOW W ELL DO YOU KNOW ing to ask you reuder* to tell us clean and neat ns the closest cure I "'hen you call, to find out the and day out und will be more than 1Priced within rcuson. You will the Capital und Surplus. What cun make It. The stink is well nr- ‘‘“ "H® »» price covering women’s pleased to give you u practical ' find the KENT VULCANIZING SANFORD? Were tneir resources at the time of ranged so thut you can make yoDr i hosiery and dresses, also millinery demonstration ut any time. This I COMPANY prompt nnd reliable the last official statement? Send selection without trouble. Prompt I “ “ “ '"®ns years prices are lower thun here- 1in ull their dealings. A well Conveniently ioIntroducing to you Home of the Live Progressive Firms and tofore but the factory has not tak- ( known make of tire is featured, your answer* in early. und courteous SERVICE is shown I‘ ated opposite the Posfoffice. eVery Customer, no matter how | --------People who make up the husinoss interests of Snnforn. en one hit of value from eith-'r! Find out when you call what welj cur. in fact, they have iinpror|*d knowntire* are featured, and the ( 2) large or smull the amount of their |(I I ) the models so that now these two ! price on a 32x1 Cord? The KENT; In our Special Feature Story of purchase. Their complete stock 1 Perhaps no man is better or $20.00 FIRST PRIZE valued at cars are two of the top-notchers |GARAGE next door, offers cxcep-i Sanford wo want lo mention one consist* of new fresh merchandised ununuisei more favorably known to the Moof the aristocratic autonrobil <i‘ ional advantages for storage.* $ir>.oo that certainly plays an important which is satisfaction itself—hotlT toriatx of Sanford nnd vicinity SECOND PRIZE valued at world. Service is another import-! und night service. A well part in its business activities and staple and fancy groceries. Na­ than i'. A. MKKO and in giving $ 10.00 THIRD PRIZE valued at ant Item und u full line of parts i;, known battery is also featured ( enjoy* a distinct prestige ill thu tionally known Pure Food preducts our S|>ccinl Feature Story of Sun1st & Elm. Phone \ carried ut all times. You will fiml|a,,d ‘ hev furthermore represent community. We know, o f course, of proven worth. Under the per­ ford, the writer certainly wnnteii $15.00 Mr. Rive and Mr. Stringer reliable :on® ° f 'be automobile sensations. TOTAL VALUE ........... that the Ford organization i* the sonal supervision of Mis* Roberts, to include him. Mr. MERO repn>SERVICE WITH A SMIL1| Nor nre wc forgetting their effic- [A car that has created a stir over gicuteat distributing force in tin* it i* their earnest desire to so merit sents the celebrated EXIDE hnti»*nt repair department or h t o r a g e “ "J ' ro country The Clove-: world in tin- automobile in d u stryyou r goodwill that you will rent,ii»i lury—one of proven dependability — GET YOUR ANSWERS EARLY— facilities. We want you readers, ^ 'x- Tell us the three out-' EliWAUD ItllitiiNS-inc., ns u rt- ii steady customer. 1' ind out, when j and low up keep. You readers pri nutntivf of tills vest organiza­ you call, what well known coffee , know that unless your heart acwhen you call to find out the range ------------------------ — ■ __ _ tion, is one of the most efficient und flour they feuture. When was 1tion is normul thu human body NO COST TO TRY ANYONE CAN WIN in price covering both the Paige und Jewett line. fa and vigorous ingtedients of the this business established. Give the j does nut function to the best admighty mechanism thut distributes exact location. Phone number Jill vantage. Well neither does a car the ont-pui of the Ford plunt— for "quick action,’’ Put the mini- with a sluggish ami weakened bat- ( U ) refleet a cordial spirit in every re­ ( 20) Fords, Pordsoio and Lincolns. The ber down for humly reference— tery respond with tire life it should. This part of our Feature Story There is a shop of Distinc- lationship. This desire has domi­ public is learning that thin Autho­ Prompt deliveries. There is no excuse for tire uggrivn- tion Iimateil at 220 East First nated the thoughts of every offi­ of Sanford lias to do with a rized Ford Service here In SAN-1 tion nccu.diined by battery trouble, (Street thut caters to the women ex­ cer—willing, generous service, well known firm dealing in hay, in FORD means efficiency und satis­ in spirit, helpful by grain, poultry, and stock feed, and if you rentier* will see Mr. MERO. clusively. This up-toilute anti ex­ cheerful Six rooms and hath on Laurel A venue.| faction. Much of this is due to the Our Hpecial Feature Story of H®"''1® wpslring nnd recharging clusive shop will not appeal to the strength, and conservative to re­ "lie thut play.* an important part in executive ability und the |>er*niinl Lood lawn, bananas and guavas in thriv­ men, hut the women never fail to tain that strength. They offer for the business activities of Sanford. 1 Mr; “ W iupon islon of Mr. Fox in churg.*, Sanford has emphasized home in- I'1 is also an experienced automobile stop anti glance in tire windows as sulc eight per cent cumulative pre­ You readers will find the SAN- I dustries throughout, ami this it ing condition. Very fertile soil. who i» veiy much “on the Job" all SUPPLY ' electrician. 'Ibis work is highly they pass by. BAtJMELS SPEC ferred stock in one hundred dollar FORI) FEED AND the time. Mr. FOX say* the dif­ especially true when it comes to I specialized ami Mr. MERO is IALTY SHOP is showing an exten­ units. Your dividend in this class ( OMPANY acknowledged leaders I ference between success and fail­ one featuring liukery products. i “sure fin ’’ when it conies to lo- sive and most liouutiful assortment of stock is paid in cush on April in their line, and they aim to fui $5000.00 Cash or Terms. COM­ ure in the automobile bu*iness is The MILLER BAKING eating ignition trouble. There isio f Women's Rendy-to-Wear, gowns first, und October first. We arc ni-.li the highest quality at prices I PANY is a worthy home industry the character of nurvlce station no “ hit and miss guess work” about!coal*, lingerie, scurfs und other going to ask you readers to name that ure right. Prompt und atten S OWNER, BOX 14, SANFORD, FLORIDA] maintained. Eight highly trnined and during the time they have been it. We also want to mention his j feminine wearing apparel, besides Ithe officers of this institution and live service, honest method* and _ established they have made un im :i In Forii und Lincoln work solve fair dealings, are the cssentiial I nn ■ l a a i i i i a R S B s s i s i i i i i B i i B a a a a i a s a i i x x a u i i " 11 experience and facilities for gene- |a wide selection of hosiery in a ll1tell uswhat dividend waspaid for thU jinddem. Ten thousand dol­ honest effort to give the best poss- iuI auto repair work. Sutisfucttioii the most popular shades und the'the first six monthsandwhut rute 11 ible in bakery products—goods of lar* in Genuine Ford und Lincoln guaranteed. Conveniently located Ismartest in millinery. The new it is now earning. Tell us the ex'purts, tile*, and accessories always the hiirhcMt quality made front the and plmne mini tier .'Ull. Find out, ISpring and Summer arrival* will act location of the SANFORD purcit of ingredients and under thu in stock, and don’t forget to ask the price on a 3-xc-IT-l EXIDE j delight every woman und young null.DING AND LOAN ASSOCI­ ulmut the butteries. liriiud new most ranitury runditior.s. The MIL­ battery. Ask also about radio woman—the smartest creations is ATION. LER BAKING COMPANY is a.« Ford Batteries at a decided saving. butteries und send your ans­ afternoon und evening gowns, en­ Phone number lb'll. Tell im the neat and clean as the closest care wers in early. A well known und semble suits, sport clothes and ot­ (17) nrw range in price covering thu can make it. Those of you renders popular car is also represented. her seasonable merchandise. Mr. A new and importan' addiline. V. hat el*e do they sell? Tell who are not ulreudy familiar with Find out what it is nnd the range HAU.MEL has succeeded in com-j tion to the automobile activities their wholesome bread, or with U* nl-.. the number and name* nl hilling a genuine friendly interest Iof Hanford is the FIRST STREET their delicious and appetizing pas­ in price on same. thu Fold talesmen. in every transaction with an Intel- IMOTOR COMPANY ut til West tries, doughnuts, pies, cukes, cook­ ( 12 ) ligcnt understanding of your par-! First Street local deulers in the | ies and the like, ure certainly miss­ CD The giving of gifts is a gift in ticulur requirements, ami you ' well known und popular Maxwell ! The SEMINOLE FURNITURE ing some of the good thing* of life. itself. The appropriate gift, in its feminine readers will find shop- |und Chrysler automobiles. The' CO® l*A NY in an establishment You owe it to yourselv • not only ( ndcuvoring beauty, keeps alive th ping at the IIAUMELS SPECIAL- new models ure beauties to look. as a mutter of civic pride, hut for j that I always rrady to turn ymt memory of the giving and tho g iv -i’l’ Y SHOP a thoroughly pieusing j upon, and thi* is not all. They empty house into a iiappy homo. genuine pleasing satisfaction, to in­ sist on MOTHERS MILK and HUT Being a vigorous leudor in highj” glade furniture and house furnish- I'KRNUT BREAD and other Miller ing*. thry enjoy n reputation tor Baking Company products. One : Tell us, offering quality merchandise, hon­ triul will convince you. please, the cxuct location of their est dialing* and fair price*. They are pienured to furnish your home retail department, also their aver­ from kitchen to parlor and ut age daily output of bread. What ■ ai niancy-Having price*. Ju*t now you is their slogan? Hcnd your ans­ traders of the lleiald will find a wer* in early. Phone number D)r> wide (election of seusonuhlc' ■ ■ merchandise. Their allowing, Ik?-] (8) ■ : side* furniture, embraces rugs P. WEINBERG—Jeweler enjoys]* floor coverings, refrigerators, a reputation for reliability and fur {■ stoves, gas ranges und the like. Na­ offering the newest inquulity liter-|“ ■ tionally known items throughout. thuiidiie ut prices thut are well If ■ There is hardly n home that does within reach of your pocketbook. a not need one or more articles to Reliability is an important essen- * /• rnig/u fn igftfarut andLutxtm 'EuExtra add to it:, beauty und romfort. Y’ou tiul that enter.-| into the purebu- f j H urc sure of finding it at th? SE.Vj of jewelry of any description. Y’ou ]■ JNOLK FURNITURE COMPANY readers of the Herald are assured ! j Thru our childs educational endowment. It guarantees a col­ ■ establishment. Wc suggest un ear­ of getting full value in every ur- 3 ly visit if only to look around. Y'ou tide you buv at this modern up- i lege education whether you live or die. Its absolutely the sur­ ■■ owe it to yourself to ut leust see to-date jewelry establishment, und ■ Hl‘ ds" n Super-Six Coach costs less than half the what they liuve lo offer, Courte- after ull, that is what we are ull “ est way and so easy. P f , a " H u * the open models have sold. With the <i SERVICE always, with an looking for. MR. WEINBURG 3 ean.jst desire to make your visit adept in gift selections, und will stand J*i.«rKeSt: pr.°^u5:ti1on o f 6-cyiinder cars, quality is conboth pLnsant ami profitable. Mr. welcome the opportunity to uid you Lets talk It Over Handers is further prepured to o f­ in choosing what is appropriate and y mproved and therefore Hudson is more than evef fer attractive terms if you so de­ plcusing, A choice selection of the a sire. When you call, find out the in west and best in the jewelry line, price of UItelli'll cabinet* und the is now being offered, at the DIA­ The W orld's G rea test Buy range in price on the refrigerator* MOND PALACE and we want you and •ogoleuiiik. You will find the readers to at least investigate the SEMINOLE FURNITURE COM­ very unusual values being offered. ■ PANY’ conveniently located ut 31.1 A wide and teautifuk M?\ction of a HUDSON SUPER-SIX SEDAN E. First Street, Phone 180-W. wedding und graduation rifts. ■■ Find out, when you cull, the range ■ s Pu«..„ter S | (S9S *J79S)-7 Passenger * 1 7 9 5 (u'UJ ‘ 1S9S) in price covering the aUructix': IS d) Tlie Service Stations wf are go­ (bowing of wrist watches. Whut j ■ AU fr ,« « freight and Tax f^tra SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE. ing to tell you readers about here well known sliver ware is featured? ■ N eh) Funford are the leading ones in What watch does Mr. Wcinburg, >our city. Automobile owner* can­ proprietor of the Diamond Palacs, JLFFERSON STAN DARD LIFE INS. CO. not I,* too careful as tc th* quail- .represent exclusively—a watch ty ot gasoline and lubricating oil that President C'oolidgo recently { f FOR 36 YEAR! Fellows Service Sta j Bungalow for Sale! - Enroll That Precious Child N O W for a Guaranteed College Education *1250 Mu>Pricefor HUDSON COACH (Wast&45\ Office 112 Second St. Phone 611 J. H . J A C K S O N SEMINOLE HUDSON ESSEX CO. �th e 10 PAGE S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 1 1. I92 o O i \ ' DEARBORN, Mfch.,'May 11.— Would you trade places with the richest man in the world if yon could? There’ i one man in this old world, with its millions striving nud fighting for wealth, who says he wouldn’t. There's one ctshrdlet(ctae.tnoin And.this man is William' Ford, brother of Henry Ford. “ Why should 1 want to’ trade places with my brother, or any otto else?”, he shid. “ I’m happy and contented. "I enjoy my work and havo a Rood hurincss. 1 imve a nice, com­ fortable home and a lmppy family. That means a lot, so I don't envy any other man for anything else he has. “ I recenll" t^arcarod the nuniher.of men wor. .'>7 (or me to 10. That it not many . unpared with the hundreds of thou.. :tln working for my hrother, but I’m contented 'VAST,!;. TON, May M.—8oclct>’ Iced. of the capital, necustomeu i • moulding their tastes $'* Hx;:ic o, the first lady of the lnpt!, ■:.* stflmptd’ by the form o; diversion .-cieefid’ L'v Mu. CnolIioge. Four to six m ilc-o of walking Uiaii\ is the program of Airs. Caoii.ilti and this schedule standi, ro t.'.r n the demands on the time <t a president’s wife, permit, raiu or shine, winter or summer. . Mrs. Coolidge Jiaa refused to lx* |“jailed' in the White House..She |regard, the executive mansion as I®, home, and has maintained the 1."imtilc habits of •life sho nceun(tomcj herself to as the wife of n Massachusetts lawyer. Social funotnn.. 3l»c disposes of with grace and etthC, and pho enjoys them, but [tlsey are kept at anitnimum. Yob may think this puz/lo rather soft pickin Two walks a day is the favor­ your mind when you reach those ite program. The morning stroll of their four letters unkeyed. is confined usually to shopping. HORIZONTAL To line a vessel. Mm. Cuulidgc f. well acquainted Ocupant of rcented property with the stores here, and makes 1. Property. Yellow Hawaiian bird. 6. Appearance. her way about quickly. She knows A good place to get nnlrick pretty well what she wants before 11. Particle. Unit of work. 12. Male child. tailoring a salesroom, and takes Beautiful river in Italy, 14. Sheltered (naut.) little time in making her selec­ Point of compass. 15. To hem. tion. p>. Cake made of barley. Another walls in the afternoon i-o. Jo arrang* cioth in 19. Neuter pronoun. usually Jipds her enjoying the j~B. Unit of electrical ri 1?. Relatives. lu . item of oije of the numerous his brother is famous, but hern, !*!0. Organ of night. 20. Tiny vegetable. parks, but the strolls hro not cu.i- where one of his Brother. Henry's, •••• Reverential fear. 21. Pitcher. lini’d entirely to parkways. There [•T o. To incense. plantain located, everyone 23. Sixth note in scale. are few street^,in the wide neigh­ greatest •Id. Dabs, knows him nu "Uil!.’’ . 21. A cleansing agent. borhood abc-.it the White House, lie nlwnys has “ stood—on bis 23. .Old. . . v i i-If. Dogmnr. settled by every class of people, own feet,” and he prefers not to be (*10. Wanted. 27. To decay. which she hr. . .no. traversed. 141. Deity. called "Brother Bid." This doesn't 29'. Long, smooth fish. **n t i n w a l k i Mrs. Coolh mean that there i ; ny ho tility 31, Animal guaranteed tojmake n .12. To assist. ,u.uu:ll\ is in.oiupanied only by between the two hi >thvrs. They ! II. Uuiileil. ' woman jump. a ecret som e .man.. .Urn Haly,. uro the closest frlea . i»ut Hill id3J. Wherover a traveling salon- jdo. Point of compass. who itai been assigned to look ui- ways has preferred to make his IT. Exclamation of r.orro ■ man bangs his hat. tr her protection ever since she own way. ■ at). One thing which str 34.' Sliced cabbage in', a fealnd. ■ntered the White House, la tall with nge. S3, ilirif similar to an ostrich. “ Make it clear," he said; “ that ami naturally lakes a long stride, I don't sell Lincoln, Fords or 52. Hole. 36. To place. / 'j* 1 but Mrs. Coolidge apparently nev­ Ford.,on tractors. I cell only npt*jl. Second note in scale, 33. Sty for pigs. er finds the pare ton fast. plinnee? for th*.* b'oril.-.na tractor... Horses harnessed together. |f[»* To prove:.t from rr. Very often the first lady is i*)T. Whet a child never 4X Otherwise. “ I started in thi< business in r. ; when vou ask if it warn rerognixed by fellow pedestrians, little shop on a side street in 46. San god. particularly by the children, for Dearhorn. but. the bu Inc :« pros­ 4*. Falsehood;^) whom she nlwnys has a happy pered arid I moved to larger quur49. Bmn. i'» l,« !ntb <**»IllUtillll.t a ANSWER : I'CS". LB DAY’S •eer, unawhre of her identity, CROSSWORD IM /,/,l.I*: 31. A vervi High mountain. hails Ijjp* to ask u question. Kite 53. t halleugud. t::k •■ delight in nnswi ring these S3. An oiler at an* auction queries. At rare Intervals in the ly p p t a -1-M 56. To Profit. J tf 1U| I ID M ( ^ 1 AM tlE lt.’lrkN •!■ re», too, u clerk innocently 58. Yo son t flag. . ii' l.s ot whom tho goods ahull be 59. Narrow* rnltVkV-: ' Cilery nun m eal fop May 12. icharged. A Baj 11 • itcppclL Wnycti 1f. It takes extremely severs* wea­ 61. Accumulated. .'I .t ther to deprive Mrs. Cooltdge dt VEl’TICAl/ Pol Yard , .............. -I her walk. In the midst *>i Iasi I V .M . winter rho walked one night v.ill Chicago ............... .. 2 S, Let • mi.*I. I her non John, to tin* Union Stut Utica ........ .... t 3. What Hdrsea are aide j ion, more than n mile from tin Baltimore ................ ........ L for autos, ■Unite House, to meet some Intim Richmond ............. t 4. Part of vArii :»t* friends, and then walked baF Florence 3, To elude, U» the White iloiise. .Sho duok Dutlaq: - ......i l *1 Yearly, ml >* 1 . 7, Dad. i *t L I n go deer. „ Tolu I ters, at Highland Park, just arrosif from my brother’s plant thcr<j.” There is a striking resemblanco between the two brothers. Roth are tall and. angular, with long arms and feel. Both have gray hnif, pnd the same dedp-jct eyes. Both have comparatively few wrinkles fo$, men their age, for Henry has.passed the 60-ymr mark and nl» brother is close to it. “ Pill” never seems to worry atm^t. anything. Many n day you will find him walking around his plant.singing or humming some of the same old songs which were favorites when ho and Henry wero b<Jyp, together on tho fram. WHY ’ SHOULD 1 WANT TO TRADE PLACES WITH M Y .P C ’O T H E ^ ''Bill. like his brother, hn$ dabbled in politics only once. A few years ago when Dearborn was ruled as a tough town and tho hangout of .crooks from Detroit, “ Bill” was elected village presi­ dent and police chief—a combina­ tion job. The town also was noted fdr- fleecing motorists. Cleans lip the Town Tbe new .president cleaned out the cr«>ok«, stopped the fleecing of motorists, organized a volunteer fire department and introduced a model traffic system of safety soncs which since has been adopt­ ed by mnny other cities. He declined to stand for re-elec­ tion. “Politics don’t interest me,’’ ho says. “ It takes too much time from business, even in a small town.” With his wife and three chil­ dren. “ Bill- lives in n modest, red brick house, just o ff Yhof mnin street of Dearborn. You can walk right up to the front door and POLITICS DONT INTEREST M L" — \ H RECENTLY IHCREASFD THE catittu of hi* brother. Henry I* forced to maintain three sets of guards which you have to pass be­ fore you reach the front porch. 'Bdl" Li n member or almost every lodge in Dearborn, nnd he’s a special favorite with the town kids, lie probably gives away I»Vop<* bifkels nrtd dimes to children , t..ar. .'oh;; D. Rockefeller. N \Th \ MUtt&tR o / MEN WORKlMO EOS? ML .’TO 4 0 " Feeds That Pay Their W ay Celery Shipment: SUNSHINE Poultry Feed D A IR Y M A N ’S DELIGH T For Y o u r m on ey b u ck it y o u uro n o t aatiaflc.tY A trial will convince you POULTRY .FEED / f ’ hoite 530. m y rtil' .tv c . anil ith SU. :Hl«* Tam pa M a y or G ives W elcom e to U .C.T.’s TAMPA, May 11.— Mayor Perry f!. Wall welconiod the Florida-. •. ,t; • i n * I’ nltM f'nWtmcrcilii Travelers in annual conven­ tion here todny in place of Gov. Martin, who will not arrive until Saturday it is understood. The convention, attended by about 500 delegates, continues in session th,- ,.11-hiniL tomorrow nnd .Satur- impa Franchise In Florida Stale Ball ; League Sold to Opre THOMASYIl.i.E.—Bank of Tho tnasville t-> erect new building. May II.—Announce* TAMPA ade today tlmt the! meat was Tampa fri •hise in the Floridu State Lea., i* was purchased yci)r. II. icrduy by Dr. II K. Opre. local hportstpiin, AI Lang, president of Inc league turned over the club to Obri* upon receipt of bis check In payment of all obligations of the Tampa club lastt season when holdings to tbe it forfeited, its I; league. '} HOME BY SEA! " The Comjort R ou te' Fares From Jacksonvill •Mlitnti ■ . ! llalllinoro $;U) | •Chlcano t" •hotroli t> t.NIngni -m* M*,»,if • i ISth I.nili’d FOR BALTIMORE X. S. JUNIATA 1'OU PHILADELPHIA s s. Mi:UItlMAC*IC • •21 j ittit* 1*11 n - U -S 3 .hint t -I S -f* K S. I'l'ItS IA N t -H -;x .luru* - 1s - 21* I s ih »uciii:s t i ; ii .III we -IS -;*' ■*.ll»rk(Mro -.from , - - Miami to Phila. June v m lia lt lm o r o . uhil fa ll. tV la 1 ................ . ............... all.I rati. 'U -w .iirr via 1*1111.i■l\ t i>li l:i—d ir e c t 1 -iiiiritliiup, o r via 1t.t11l«m*r«-—-3 ; 1‘ - i.,\ „>vr. All NO BAND COM ERl On account <*f the liigb ay, v hfch in to be present -ht, doe ReUfUstcin. due^ ... municlual Wnd. announc down F re n ch Beal K illians In Series oC Fights 1 RABAT, French M0^ C0,. J I“,y_ 14*—Abdel Krim's* It. . now be re a d y to reap y o u r profit the F a ll lize w h a t this will m e an to y BANDITS GET C A .M JIR IIK IH , Ma* ,x marked robbers ibbcd two messrng ■t(ium<*r>i via f'*'Miiaaii l'\ir,x Inclu*!*' m oo In t*,xh i k i t , f,,r Hitvuiuiuh). ImlaJilj* 1 - > xir:i. Sealing* tim e C t'. M. U**0 \ \ l t.V | UM II f i ll tO t'H H •Imi I.,,, 1,, ||iaIIAI.TIM OHK v* '•'*11IN,ITON. A N N A I'O l.ld. J "M>- h>. it day., Ilte .lt. \ Good Thing - DO* Send your n«n» written, together w th l coin fund V>.‘" Mcdinr.c Co., lies M oi"ccivo in return a trial 1 Hll.AhKt.PUlA. Atl.ANTIf <MTY. CHAMBEKLAW oTAM June IS. II 0.1 VH. ts s SO. N i:\ V Y O U Is. troublei’ . IndlRMt ou. t V VSIMNCTtlN II A I . T I M o u t:. crowd tbo henrtj b‘b-"*y* - ■ i *. n <*..,.. ______ tn lu u in k lir, TrH U tfrrrd jHarehoea hlm •■}’ *; maeh and bowel*, int. .t ar.d.li*rrfcoca:CBAM »•* Infc.-nutlan Writ-, rtionc r.r Cril & MINERS iransportation Co. m erchants P »r too E. Bar M . Gold Beads On Frock’ s Hem SAN PEDIJD, Calif.. May l| — p.Um tunjwt", hi jackers and •«* inf.irc.u3-1 td«J *ri> in u triangular war for control of San 1edm har­ bor. L'oru-g and prohibition officers admit.they;have hu.l Bttlt I hiicci <. in itcminiod ‘ be flow of il L licit liquor from' u rum tleet reported to be five vnwida but deJ.|, uad they had evidence t<> show Pi juckers are inaKing it hot for the smugglerH. ■oiioicr i:\rur-U u. |-*nrrt )' c .ecl 550,Odu buiiding. San Pedro H arbor Is Scene o f Rum V/ar i ave t’llllclllctIitila ni.71 ! Pavantiah • n,«. FROSTPROOF—Citizen TckplMWe M » JjritwmUb.'VIlrMa Kills Girl And Fires Bullet In Own Brum g!.4>r wf ithu sat in I luded count r ot tne u. *>, here walked to icni of thin |u'iiilcd,»tiii£(oh U trimmed with gold- bcsuK g rot only a distinctive .yrlny l,ut holding.it down in the lit close line that thv style uls. With it in worn »h« N. H. GARNER, D eveloper �H O N ,, i^!4 •nr ’- ICE FOUR ^ The Sanford Herald Do It For Seminole County A WORD TO THE WISE. ETC.— As Brisbane Sees It KS S£L|6V£ Mj OLP MAM, IF )bu r n ' i v5o BE£ VP M V G old WORK PfieTlY Goon. Toofce Gonna slo p i a frC S* .* ,' ~ rI.'V1 ■& & !m W ? ft Warm enough now u n, • ve«t to patch your trouxau. ^ 1 ' . ■ \ Wc predict a hot summer v.l always do. It always is. ' 'I Snoring is dangerous. U W.1 burglars know you are asle^ ■ & Women firgive more otun uai men. .They have more chance^ Most succesful men are too kail to think up any secrets of \*'a1. v Dodge the moonlight, or spring suit may be one for jj,| mony. “ V\. A ? Tipping over the salt u king fun of your wife's spring h». net are signs of a fuss. Spring has hit Anniston, Ala_| full! force. Man there broke ley jumping off a burn. The crown prince of Italy i, ^.1 ing to Japan. All these princeUjj| have the spring fever. Prince of Wales spoke to tUI Boers in their native tongue. Hoot the Boers were not bored m Gardens are good examples., if 1 you make anything out of the®I you have to get out and dig. When wnrm weather meets t lnzy disposition they go away nj sit down and chuckle together. r\- Uncle Joe Cannon has started smoking again, perhaps beau* the Christmas cigars are all go«. il. j Grow a Cover Crop in Your Grove I i Job was a patient man. He never pushed a baby buggy wkiU wishing he was behind a stcirisi wheel. THE ROCKS ; | Mr. and Mrs. * W. R. Bates, A Polkadot Picture formerly proprietors o f the jj Methodist Church Is Dinner Given Honor Fcrndale Apartments in Sanford, 9 11 M a k im r P n ss Mr. Adam s Last Night Ieftt his afternoon for Daytona Making P rr ee D p aa rr aa tt ii oo n Beach where they will operate the For District Meeting Mrs. ....... C- F. Adams and Mrs. 0. L- Colonial Apartments. Mr. and Smith entertained Wednesday evOn Wednesday evening the mem­ ening with a five course dinner Ij* ” , Rate" . RAvc *'*** Ji honoring lh ._U rtk d .jr . ( Mr. I l. ' r ” A " . bers of tho First Methodist Church TELEPHONE:—Res. 428-J a MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor Adams. Mrs. E. M. rpHON’ E: , . held a conference to receive re•\ Mrs. A. R. Key. _ _ The table wns beautifully decor­ ated with a bowl of pink roses and Galloway. Mrs. George Rice. Mrs. a°rsreT r^ t. ° por U ^ lhc ™ riou* ‘>eP»rt- tnll pink tapers in silver holders. Forrest Lake. Mrs. J. N. Whitner % • ■ " *“ *«' . v , . K ________ * - *— • »mcnts of the church, and to make and Mrs. D. I„ Thra«her are be­ During the serving of dinner, sev­ Mrs. Edward Mnrkell of Sanford, W O M AN ’S CLUB OBSERVES THE 80TH preparations for the district con eral delightfully enjoyed numbers ing entertained with a luncheon wu* sung by Mrs. J. C. Benson, AN N IVERSARY OF ORGANIZATION accompanied by Mrs. ABingham. ference to bo held in Sanford on were played by iVrgitiin De- today by Mr*. Lottie Twitched at her home in Daytona Beach. Foloriginal poem, written by Juno 4-5. )urui>. Elmer OF OLD WEDNESDAY CLUB--------------- ...Mrs.An Henry The pastor, Dr. T. J. Nixon, mnde Coursey. The guests were: Rev. T. J. Nix-1l“ .Li"“ '"A. , .Mrs. r ... Wight, wns read by i. S. O. Shinholser. L. P. Hagan. * t11J° luncheon. Mrs. F.lna report of his work up to date, -------------- V. n umiih K,pp w,!l entertain them with showing that 114 new members had » . C. DeCoursey, C. H. Smith, bridge party at tho Clarendon R- F ilip s. *. some further cordial greetings (By Mrs. E. A. Douglass.) At the conclusion of- the* •program I___ been added to the church during One of the mosv enjoyable af­ were expressed. Inn. ia large group of little girls, dres the present year. Tho treasurer Joe Hutchinson and Zeb Ratliff Thursday. Mrs. L. R. Philips gave some CVW.M ••• ^ c0, tunie _______ Df the Colonial fairs o f the club year was one *SIU •regular meeting of the Theo- given on Wednesday afternoon, very interesting reminiscences of o f the Board of Stewards reported California Farmers [gjosevelt Auxiliary Number when the Literature Department ' the organization of the club, stat- Days, very charmingly danced the thnt all obligations for the first minuet and sang "Aul Lang Syne” quarter had been paid in full and Lwill be held at the Legion ?.n^ rt* ln« <1, ‘ n h.°"°r o* th? thir-Jing that it was on May 13, 18D4, accompanied by Miss Vivian Cros­ Using Radio T o Go . |t 8 o’clock. tieth birthday oi of me the t,m r.ld WcdnesShe by. These dainty little maidens that obligations for the first quar­ ni-unn-.j that the club was founded. „ Fern Ward will entertain1day Club, out of which the L it-! spoke of the dark days in this ter had been paid in full and that t h is :-;........... — — - - - ------- . , Through Daily Dozen gcn Ton Bridge Club at her erature Department of the W o-1community following the “ freeze,"!0'*0 served the refreshments the church was in good financial The Sunday School, the Epworth 'when club meeting days werclwhich wn* on ic® course. Mrs. S. , Seventh .Street honoring man’s Club wns organized. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Ilayncs left SAN FRANCISCO. May 14.— 0. Chase, on behalf of the Wed League, the Woman’s Missionary l Sarita Lake a June brideTampa and the The director o f a radio broadcastcheering nnd long to lx* remem­ Invitations were sent to former nesdav Club, expressed pleasure Society and the organized clas­ Thursday for West Const. members of the iVednesdny Club, bered. and appreciation for the pretty ! ing stntion here says many Calif­ Fist Side Parent-Teachers living outof town, and a number The club motto was “ With all compliment paid by the nfter- ses. all made reports of their work, enrh indicating progress and Mrs. C. L. Derby returned ornia farmers nre going through .tion will meet ut the school of them were accepted. Some thv getting, get understanding.” non’s entertainment. „ Wednesday from a short visit in their daily dozen with the aid of rent greetings, ami for those who. Mrs. Philips paid a beautiful tri­ Some members of the Wednes­ growth. The following committee were the radio. Ltr Cla«* Piny, "Be An Op- had the pleasure of being there it ; bute to the late Mrs. A. D. Key, day club pichcnt were Mrs. S. O. . ' Jacksonville. Promptly nt 7 o’clock every nioririll be presented at High seemed like u home-coming or re- for her wonderful help and council Chase, Mrs. I.. It. Philips, Mrs. appointed to prepare for the com­ ing District Conference: Commit­ expert in nil matters, and stated that; ..i!*;,"* Mrs. and .Mrs. Wnlter wnucr S. *Coleman y* —---... , ining a physicnl culture ----- Auditorium ut 8 o’clock. union. -- .»* there wus still a vacancy felt in.}*- !'• ^hitner, Mrs. A. P. Rosslt- tee to provide homes, Mrs. L. P. Mrs Marv Hummed — spent ' groadcasts directions for sett k bn will lie a special meeting The Wednesday Club colors were .•ni-. • * __. i— __ __ i .knrai is n Hagan, Mrs. R. L. Griffin, nnd nesdav in Orlando. circles on account of her r?* J**® Kouwlllat, W s’ up exercises, nnd there is a manpian , Men's Club of the Congre- purple nnd gold, und these were club pausing (M. Marion of Jacksonville, Mrs. R. Mrs. J. C. Dean. ist accompaniment. Whole fnm u| Church ut the church ut effectively curried out in the dec­ Mrs. F. It. Munson was remem-1 & M*xwel'. Mrs Henry Wight, Committee on entertainment nt ilies appear to attend in the pri­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Levy in the evening. A full orations. quantities of purple bou­ bored as having been given one j ^ U°uglnss, Mrs. S. ^• the church. Mrs. . I). Parker, .Mrs. vacy of their homes the clnss in r is desired. The Indies gainvillea and all sorts of yellow splendid musical program each 1 >mhoiscr. Mrs. Ilm . Bcardall, W. S. Thornton. Mrs. Tom Wil­ Geneva spent Wednesday ns guest o f friends in Sanford. wnistline reduction. llowers being used in profusiun. year to the club. Ijrrve refreshments. ' McEwan. Mrs Edwards. Mrs. P. M. Elder, Mrs The only objection thus far re­ ,r. i Yeisor, Miss Guild, Miss m ice i liams, nums, Mrs. ......................... H. II. Heeren will enter- The refreshment tables were cen­ Of those who were me ‘ " " ’ IW ,*or- Mi»* 0 u '1'1*E. R,l*» Ahcc J. B. Crawford. Mrs. R. M. Mason, Roy Gano and George Cook will ceived by the broadcast director letherlv and Mrs. W. I>. Dunn |tie Idlers Bridge Club at 3 tered with tiny baskets of yellow leave Saturday on a business trip came from some farmers, who as­ Club ,,f Orlando. and Mrs. J. E. Spurling. lit her home on Union Ave. nndw hite flowers, the handles be­ have answered the long ked for nn earlier hour for their to Miami and l^ikc Worth. ing the years of Wednesday uuu i\ ing tied with ribbons of the sam; activity iv there inrei were ««:.«, five , . , c presidents; I The members of the Literature . daily dozen. They wanted their ........... i who acted _ ~ ~ % r _ E. K. Foster. Mrs. Alice CorDepartment, on comL O V e l y B l l t llC liiy P i l l t y i colors. Friday. As members of the Wednesday j Mrs. E. K. Foster, Mrs. Alice ». o r - 1 - ................. ....... G i v e n W e d n e s d a y F o r ! Miss Ruha Williams returned exercises before milking the cows. i George W. Knight will en- Club arrived they were presented |ner Brown, Mrs. C. W. Goodrich, ..................... mittees. and who helped to .................... J'"** W “ - .make r S : G i v e n W e d n e s d a y F o •r•iThursdav from a visit of sever­ But since the farmers ure in the i with the third o f a series with bouquets of violets, the dub Mrs. L. It. Philips and Mrs. Geo. the afternoon’s entertainment the minority nnd the radio funs con­ ------ L ittle M i s s C a n - o i l al weeks silent in Hastings. bouquets .................. * ' ---- L--— •—ssed I success it was were: Mrs. Fred R. parties at her home on withver. sider 7 a.m. early enough, the Receiving were Mrs. HenMorris; all of whom have pas...... Mrs. Frank Talbot. Mrs. flower Mrs. W. C. Stokes, Miss Ilnro- hour is unlikely to be changed. Wight, president of the Wo- away except Mrs. Goodrich of Or-j Wilson. Mrs. Frank“ Talbot. M iu Avenue. Mi-KinA delightful birthduy party wns |mv Stokes "• — ii*h ....... nnd... okcs Miss, »Hazel Hazel Sor i’» Club; Mis. C. C. Woodruff, lumio, and Airs. Philips ot thisiF. E. Bolz. Mi*. W. M. McK Many in other states pick up the reiular social meeting o f r.v ..................................... Morton iven little Miss Cathnrine Car- thv Stokes nnd Miss SorIlian I l 'll _ umirman of Literature Departcity. I non. Mrs. Newby, nnd Mrs. Mori rell spent Thursday in Orlando. gymnast! broadcasts. The old- Navy blue georgette is trimmed ' - L- »«— i rell snent Thursd ------ Christian Temperf«m*ns 'temper chairman Mrs. IThigpen. Mrs. M. M. Martin, Mrs. roll on Monday nfternoon hv Mrs. t chorus, ledlanby a 7'J-ycar-ohl Civil War veteran in with disks of light blue embroidery The Club (Tub chorus. "* ” *’ " j Union will be held in the ment; Mrs. L. It. Philips, past 7 onian’ss Club l L. R. Philips and Mrs. S. O. Shin- C. W. Carroll nnd Mrs. Annie Bcr-| Herbert Reid of the Inter-City cst radio daily-dozen to report is and worn over a slip of light blue kjtrrisn Church at 3:30 nresident of the Wednesday (Tub. Leake, sang the W Beautiful,” falser served on the committee on rv. her mother and grandmother, Realty oCntpnny «f Tampa is the soldiers’ homo at Yountville, georgette that just matches the Mrs. M. M. Martin, Mrs. S. O. jsong, “ America thechorus "Beau- invitations and arrangements. nt their home on Holly Avenue. spending a few days iu Sanford. Cal. The youngest Is a five-yearH’ The bow in r-k.,u„ Mr« Alexander Vaughn [ followed by a lovely c Chase. Mrs. Alexander Vaughn Roy Symes will entertain Refreshments were served dur­ old girl in Bellingham, Wash. ,\. [I varying sized ‘l°(-'-light shade. Ger-1 --------tious Morn" written *— ...... the front is also of the Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Rowan of ing the nfternoon and at 4 o’clock ck Lovers Club at her home and Mrs. B. F. Whitner, charter man. mong tlje correspondents are wo­ Tiie sleeves are much more com­ Master Teddy Murkell is ill nt listrr Park at 12:30 o’clock. members of tile Wednesday club. “ Coloninl Life and Letters" wns St. Augustine arrived Thursday to the children innrched to the din- "Edgewnter" the home of his par­ men between 70 und 80 years of fortable for summer than the long The address of welcome was be the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Z eb,. __ where n beautifully deRichard Brown will entersubject nt a splendid paper ents, Mr. und Mrs. Edward Mar­ age, nnd some of them have asked tight variety. They will join Mr. and *nK .t?0?* ,’Y V held V r .L .u i , beautifully given by Mrs. Wight, the cordnted table the u birthdn ___________j writetn hv Mrs. A. C. Brown and1Mrs. Ratliff. |U bridge at her home on I in which B. A. Terheun Sunday, go»*'or.hitt-«l table held the birthday for more strenuous mat exercises. she expressed pleasure nt k’d I. cake with its five pink candles tr.d Avenue honoring Miss 1the u It is estimated that 20,00 are home coming of the old WdlWed- read hv Mrs. E. W. I). Dunn, of |ing to the Encampment of the „„,„ nnminir Rad news fn m l hina. Tier.* in Games were played and a con­ nesdav Club, ns it was recognized Orlando. A lovely poem, which Spanish War Veterans at West test furnished much amusement. i lake. Mrs. A. B. Wallace left Thurs taking the service. cooked killed 1*1 i>c* pie. !!■» did u«’li hv »»* ..... . Dunn, * -- Mrs. was Palm Bench. R. J. Holly will entertain as the mother of organized work in was written it with gunpowder, not baking Prizes for it were given Cathar­ iluv for Chester. S. (’., where she Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. Tru‘ As a man thinks, so is he. So lEntre Nous Bridge Club ut Sanford, and in the poem "Wei- rend bv ine Tillis, Elizabeth and Annie will visit her sister. Mrs. May |If he doesn't t’.iin’c. ho just isn't. powder. koiri on Park Avenue. Hell Methvin and Mrs. Charlie Dickens. (Junior B. Y. P. U. will give Marshal was awarded a prize nkir Partv" ut the Baptist ■■■■■ mong thepresent grown-uns. TO 7 A* I*. M HATI'IIUAV STOItK llol'HS Those were: Doris Rock-}i Mrs. Carl Yeiser. uf Shreveport,j Ufrom 7 to !» o’clock. Mrs. cv. Katherine Tillis. Dorothy * i» the guest of Mr. and Mrs.1 fird Mrs. F. E. Bolz will be U>t uusnv** •■»»>1 *. iq* If A. A, Newman. ,>V\\ 111*111. She will remain 1R. Marshall. Aden. Eliza|hp wcck.end. i»IIt i .<uui i, Katherine . .. |n«». both and Annie Bell Methvin, Jean Wo are now established in our new location Hughes, Catherine Carrol, Lilly Saturday. Miss Edith Tongue returned ■ • » ---•— io...,'_ 414 First National Hank Muilding Mills. Julian and Douglass Ston- Wed nesdav from Orlando, where ^ Story Hour will be held at v v r wrllr your aulr<i IfHrrn Junior Meyers, Edward the guest of her sis■ ] strmn. Library at 10 o’clock. 1 1 / £\ I 1n mltlrrfta your rnvrloiH^ Charlie Marshall, | she has I k'Cii .... ........ "'Marshall. Mrs. I f I” l i ^ || iniik«• yoiar mlilrcftauiiriiiili l»lntr«ft **’ •“ Catharine Teague, for ^ Reading Club will meet a{ tci Miss Mrs Inrrrnir >our tuliinir «il I!»«•■*• ■ j Mrs. Orwin. II. Stenstrnin, library at 10 o’clock. T h on e til.r» or ( ’nil to See Hh * I George Messenger, Mrs. Vern several duys (American Legion Auxiliary H Messenger, Airs. K. Berry nnd [?i lliir ^InRniii Victor Check is giving a yncniseet at the Legion Home ut ■ Mrs. C. W. Carroll. ing party on the Good ship Belle" ixk. Mrs. L. P. Chittenden ■ -------- wlio has been of Sanford, honoring his brothertin. J. C. Benson will be hosm Mrs. Eli Ulumpcrl in-law. Ben Nuthanson, of Top­ 1,. C. llelxiut. Manager. ■ the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. Victor eka, Kan. Tlu* partv left Wednes­ " Check, for some time, will leave *G.T. Smith will entertain ji day and will return the lust of ^ ■ Friday for her homo in Topeka, the week. Charles W. Brown is | Emy Week Bridge Club at J ■! Kansas. Mrs. Cheek will accomm bear on Magnolia Avenue. ! | ..I . ___ i - i - i i ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ UHn H■ ■ ■ ■■ • ■ Jpanv, her us_^;ir us Jacksonville, ■ ■■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ B ■ Monday ...................................................... ■ itijtles of- the •Presbyterian j .>{ . < -!• 4* will meet in the follow- Social Side of Sanford Social Calendar P e rs o n a ls I Avoid the rocks of extravagance, like an mariner—they cause financial destruction. experienced Have regularly and deposit promptly with the Sem­ inole County Bank. Interest Paid on Savings Accounts ^ S e m in o le (J [o u h ly l)9 n k Sanford; Fla. [ r ■ ■ Two SpeciaiBargains For Quick Sale Only /' ;j lots on Orange Avenue— sizes 50x145. Price $3,000— Term s ? / 2 lots on Oak Avenue— one a corner lot. $2,300— ’T erms , r 1 \ Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. Sanford, Fla. i, ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a ia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a iia a a a a ift ■ a Two Lots GLOSE TO NEW HOTEIz— REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Rank Building. , ' Force:— Miss Ruha Williams, Mis3 Helen linage. Tuesday |k Number One of the I’ rca* Auxiliary with Mrs. R. Gchairman, will meet at 4 with Mr . S. W. Easterly Pik Avenue. Music Department of the Woman’s Club will give M tea. m xr™ . $10 values for $8.50 Saturday only. A pearl gray kid pumps has one strap, baby Spanish heel, round toe, and short vamp. In black patent, one pump has a champagne quar­ ter, patent tongue with tun bow. Lucerne Crepe $2.6!) yd. Happy Homo Dresses 88c Regularly $2.95, 40 ittgh Lucerne crepe iu shades o f flesh, turquoise, dewberry, dark peach, coral, orchid, blonde, natural, French blue, powder blue, navy, purple, gray, white, and black. Sat­ urday, $209 yd. 250 Happy Home House Dresses on the second floor, Satrday, at 88c each. O f ov­ erfast gingham in all colors, in check, stripes, plaids, and plain, sizes .‘50 to 52. Mail or­ ders quickly filled. Peter Pan Suits - $1.49 Baby Rompers 98c ■ I-ATl’. K) CLA8BIFY D—Ht-liable middle aged o represent the NuBone [o., Sanfurd and vicinity, j It'TiiaiionuUy advertised— pimniL.-tiuns paid. B °x I —I’o.ition bv young lady i■ ■ hail experience as typ- ■ :*ral office work Phone 1SF.F. PAGE 2 THIS ISSUE Luncheon Sets . $1.95 White cotton daisy bleach luncheon sets, 45 in. square, with four 15 iu. napkins. Stumped for embroidery iu pastel pastci shades; hiiuuco, French ---------- knots. lazy daisy, and outline stitch­ es. Regularly $2.75. Lingeries Cloth New Pumps $8.50 Many o f these on the second floor. One, in size .‘50, is a flat crone in deep orange; small tucks trim the front. Straight line, with lace collar and cu ffs and ombre ribbon tie. $29.50 values fo r $*2.r». wash suits Boy’s Peter Pan sturdof fast color ginghant, stun ily made to save mending; in i every new new uni-incr spring shade Sizes here for boys from 3 to 8. Regularly $2. Saturday only for $1.49. II mv friends, I want to thank You," tor the lovever. and words of symthat were so freely givt'r'K my recent operation, lowers made my room ke a beautiful garden. |B.K B0I7.. daughter of V Mr . K. E. Bolz. Well Do You tow Sanford? LONG CLOTH, 36 inches wide, soft finished, 10 yd. Bolts, 20c yd. —at Dickson-Ives Springtime Frocks A M Rompers of gingham, c.•hamtight bray, and linen, both struight Low leg, and bloomer style neck, short sleeves, in shudes yelo f blue, pink, green — 1 Sizes 15 low, and white, months to 15 years, 98c. Bathing Suits $5.25 Surfline bathing suits for women, on the second floor, in purple, navy, red, black, red and white, purple and gold, peacock and gold, ami orange and black. Cape to match, 63c; shoes, $1.25. 2-14 Orange Ave. Orlando.Phone 1106 a aaaaaaai | In all the new light shades, •heck, Jersey, dimity and veils. 36 inches wide 50c yard NAINSOOK 36 inches wide, soft sheer quality, pieces, white and flesh. 10 35c yard yd. s: % ■ .I X j. > ■ ■ • ■ ■ * In small and medium size check, guar­ anteed fast colors. 36 inches wide. All colors. ■ !■ t ■ ■ * 5j■ M•91 * ■ f :■ ■ “EVER FAST” VOILES fine q u ality ,.................. ■ ■ ■ ■ t ■ £ •in all the new shades, 40 in. wide, extra ........................................... 65c & $1.00 yd. ♦ * • ■ ■ < y -.■ ■ II ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ :s ■ ■ £ i i + ■ IE X V Colored Crepes Beauitful new shades fo r summer weight, fast colors. $1.00 yd. Small designs 36 inches wide. Blue, rose, yellow and peach, guaranteed fast colors. 50c yard 75c yard ■ i■ ♦ ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ ■ Fast Colored Prints “Everfast” Gingham ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Broad Cloth in Fast Colors dresses, stripes and plaids heavy Silk finished in all the new shades. 36 inches wide. $1.00 yd. NEW SHADES in EVER FAST SUITING. 36 in. guaranteed fast to sun and w eath er.............................................................. 50c yard. % •I: £ DICKSON-IVES CO. dirge size Bath Towels, colored bor­ ders and plain white 18x40 in. 50c 25c Shop and Save Saturday l, chairman, will meet at hk Number Five— Mrs. 1L I kwith Mrs. E. I). BrownPalmetto Avenue. Number Six—Mihh May chairman, will meet at 4 with Mrs. F. L. Woodruff. ■kAvenue. 1» Niimljt-r Seven— Mra. W. Kinmm, chairman, will meet Week with Mrs. V. ( ’. Col|H Magnolia Avenue, k Number F.ight— Mrs. J. D. mT. chairman, will meet at «k with Mrs. J. L. Wells, t*molia Avenue. Htnrv Wight will entertain hcon the present chairman tiring chairman of the deitts of the Woman's Club. Social Department of the h't Missionary Society will H the home of Mrs. W. T. ton on West First Street at k. i 18x36 Bath Towels in plain white and colored borders. & m ? y g ^ D iC K S0N , IVES 1 E. F. L A N E 50c Towels 25c Towels ' j Number Two— Mrs. L. LI in. chairman, will meet ut (k with Mrs. II. it. Stev-] |K1 Park Avenue. rt!eNumber Three—Mrs. Fred |J lr-2 rV-aj;;. -i. v. nJ i:;eet at 5 horrh at I o'clock. Number Four — Mir. Howard, chairman, will lit7:30 o'clock at the church. |ft luck" supper will be ser- THANK YOU" Price $1,500.00 Each. PLUS imm |»!atf»: -STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS < ^ j i l nn S E R V I C E Valuable Prizes J E F F E IR S Q N S T X N D X K U d Pi Sanford Multigraphing Company OF EXTRAVAGANCE I I irst St. PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925 P A N DOBBSSa^ It is easy to find there isn’t any reward. \ inrrmwit m . , hat watch doeu Mr. Wctnburg, tor of the Diamond I’ulure, nt exclusively—a watch it Coolidgo recently A " accepted hrilies nnd confessed it. And he wns n foolish cheater, American Music spending in worthless show his dishonest earnings. Yet, «tv! to BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY VVc often wonder why our opern houses arc flooded with say, in writing his essays, nnd FOR GOD giveth a man thnt is particularly his Novum Orgood in his sight, wisdom, and the foreign element, why the best artists on the concert more ganum. Bacon did more good by knowledge, and Joy: but to the sin­ stage are from Italy, Russia or Poland. Is it because Ameri­ directing the philosophical specu­ ners he giveth travail, to gnthrtr cans haven’t thnt necessary musical talent? Is it because lations of ninnkind in the right and to heap up, that he may give “ JACK’S” GOES channel than all the work of many to him that is good before God. Americans do not receive the proper elemental training? Or thousands of absolutely honest PROVIDENCE NEWS This also is vanity and vexution of is it because foreigners can be more easily advertised in this men. country? spirit.— Ecclesiastes 2: 20. The world of vices, or defects --------- o--------There must be a good many Avenue to open n sort of fashionGreater authorities on the subject could be found than is MENTAL BARRENNES. To live in this world, having nn oppor­ who knew nblc tearoom and catering institu­ THE HOUSE INSIDE Providence people Feodor Chaliapin, but none could furnish an opinion more tunity to bo useful, and to pro­ “Jacks" in New York very well and tion. Delmonico’s went into bankinteresting to the reading public. In a recent interview in I have u house Inside of me— . ruptcy and was closed last year duce NOTHING deserves the A house that people never see; New Haven the famous Russian basso made the following curse that was put on the barren |who will regret the passing of so never again to open—a victim of It has a door through which honu comment on American music: fig tree. picturesque a hostelry. It was I prohibition. pnssr “ In America people are not occupied seriously enough with never, of course, to be compared ! But "Jack’s" had not been u vieAnd windows, but they’re not of A young Mexican girl of good music. This is not because there is no musical talent here, in social stunding with Delmonico’s ! *'m prohibition Jnck Dunston glass. family wished to make herself the says that has merely grown ............. Cordav of Mexico by as­ familiarly known as “ Del’s," or |tired. Likehe Prospero, "Where do you live?’’ nsk folks I but because music is studied privately at one’s leisure. You Charlotte his “ revels meet! sassinating the Mexican President Sherry's, or even Louis Martin's.! now arc ended." He wants to rest have often heard the opinion expressed that there is no| anwiinatir And then I say, "Oh such a street.” musical ability in America. On the contrary, I believe there tTwice she tried vainly to It had a place of its own; and if and to rest in Europe, fur away But still I know what’s really me the President. is a great deal o f genius here, at the present moment latent, | nul n'1 (?r„j, Ml* importunities o f greedy Lives in ft house folks never sec. The girl. Maria I.uisn Jnureguiy, the revels at "Jack’s" did not np-! fro™. but which could be expressed if music were studied the right n devout Catholic, is believed to peal to the uncoguid—well, there prohibition enforcement agents. I Sometim4s I like to go inside, have been mnde insane by brood­ is a great deni of hurmless fun Jack Dunston is well fixed in this And hid< and hide and hide and way, in the manner which I shall presently suggest. world’s goods and so are the ma­ hide,’ “ For the Inst fifteen years musical development in this ing on religious subjects, especi­ jority of his waiters and their help. And sometimes when I’ve l>oen to country, promulgated by a few ardent lovers of this art, has ally tile trouble between the Cath­ thnt mnkes life more l)cnrnl)ie but Tips were always generous in the olic church and the Mexican Na­ docs nut appeal to the unco-guid. blame wee, small hours of the morning, made tremendous progress. It is my opinion that this sue-................................ tionalist party. The latter seeks I go indoftrs and blush for shame. There wns never a time during And get my mind in better frame. cess could he magnified greatly, if such a program were adopt- U« "t«rt a Mexican church inde­ the thirty-four years of Jack’s ex­ nnd Jack’s waiters, most of them, knew how to save their money. Tjoicet my Heavenly Father there; ed throughout the entire country. My suggestion is that t h c jni'n'*ent °* alu* l,u' rupney. istence when tho food was not ex­ One of them, ut letxt on Mr. Dpn^ 'town to h»j|r my gopornmrrt establish schools aL which young men and wo­ BEADING HISTORY, you. find celleni „„d Ihc company the most.| ston’s tuthority, owns ^more than] prnycr, To smooth my brow, and cure my men, desirous o f obtaining a musical education, can purs tie that 300 years ngtr. wlien Ravafl- enli\tilin£ to be found in |Htntc nnd has iiddltTonnrmiincy inany phase o f tin's interesting subject they choose. Of course, lac. the fanatic stabbed Henry IV care,. York. To say this is to admit [vested in other ways. my And make inc brave to do nnd dare K"<»1 professors would lie required or there would be no VVotcsu'nL 'ordermf^the ‘ burnS that during its most colorful years To lovers of personal freedom Then nfter I have been made strong spiration for the students to attain brilliance. It this pro-1 ;,ijvt, „f Servetus. or today, when there were few nights when Jack there is something thoroughly sat­ And have things right thnt wore gram is to bo successful, it is essential that the ’government j radical and religious fights and Dunston. the proprietor, or one of isfactory in the knowledge that it all wrong, support the movement in order to give it prestige. I'mri in mnnynutlons , a religious ||e| I come outside where I belong. his lieutenants did not have to call was not the Volsteadinns who .drove Jack Dunston out of business, Then I can hear the people say, foiile “ Since music is one o f the highest arts, it requires intense h“' i h o '*!nont° blu.’ r' of ALL! the fn “ You’re u’rc bright and bonnic, good study just like chemistry or mathematics. 1he education ol f|Khts. This nation should keep Ition Inious “ flying squad" in ac- j Yet it may bo doubted if “ Jack’s" nnd gay,” one who learns music at his leisure will never amount to free of them. I ...... But the marvel was that in a |would have retired with Jack him -{ restaurant which hardly began to self had not prohibition reduced the And it’s because I feel that way; nuidi of belief it tin; realm of art at all. For example, I , , ... .. value of his property and put a But they don’t know the price I puy THE DAWES plan is working, be busy until the midnight Hour. |)re|nlum on thV speakeasy, tho studied hard at home during the early part o f my life; yet You have a house inside of you, Germany is paying. How long had chimed, so much order w i» i cret night club, tho bootlegger's | Where Christ will fight your bat­ I didn't learn a fraction o f what I absorbed in a few months and it will Inst no otic knuwa. ii kept aniid so much gaiety. j muster-roll and the hi-jueker's gun. | tles, too. of concentrated, intensive study under famous musicians in j depend on the Germans. It is several years now since N„ doubt those who still seek coun-1 God’s word will ten you whnt to do, Moscow. Atmosphere is a great factor in affording the stu-| doesn't In April, Germany paid the Al-1 Louis Martin's disappeared, the j scl from the wrath of the late An-1 And ni«ku your heart clean, kind dent an opportunity to put his mind in the proper attitude| lies more than seventy-five mil-1 victim of a c omhinatiun of circuni- [ thony Comstock, and who regard | and true. ion gold marks Franco got 33,- j stances, the most outstanding of j William 11 Anderson ns a martyr, S. W. Grafftin, in “ Bee Culture” for hard study. 000,000,00. To pay, Germany's in­ which was the disappearance of j will rejoice in the passing of thnt] "If this system of mine is adopted in the United States dustries and workmen must underthe old personal proprietorship joyous citadel which King Albert of | Failures in life may he termed mid supported heartily by the government, it is my belief hid ami undersell the Allies. that had made it grow. Then j Belgium patronized, and will lake) jj Germany can say only, "As long the world's wall flowers. that in a few years the New World will rank with the Old Louis Sherry -aw the liumlwritingicrtM|it of thoir philosophy is that -------- o--------in the realms of music. Furthermore, more genius will he |as you allow u» to lake the niar- on the-wall, the handwriting of Mr. , waywardness among It would seem that w«* "poke too discovered in tins field than has ever been conceived before. Ikets awav from you, we shall pay. Volstead, gave up lus old location I 1 We can pav you only with money soon concerning lyiichings, at Fifth Avenue and Forty-third I human beings is infinitely worse "Another aspect of this plan is thnt a pupil may become that you pay us. ---------o--------Street, and moved further up the |than a lot of secret vice. Rent estate moves no fast in accomplished in several phases of the art. For instance, he FRANCE SUGGESTS payments Sanford it’s hard to keep up with may acquire technique in singing, playing the piano, and of one hundred millions a year on H O TE L FO R R E ST L A K E it. possibly some other instrument, for at the school he has account .. of principal and interest many men who are authorities in their various fields. This Idue the United states. The French ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR Isn’t it funny how some people is ait opportunity seldom offered a young man under ordi-|',f ,i, nv* coun* think tho world wus mudu especial­ try SHOULD do everything posSanford is to hnve a new tourist i men and women yet live is the Rary circumstances. Isihle to make the paying process ly for them. hotel thnt will be a credit to that! time for a community to show its After all, musical education doesn’ t mean just the cm-loasy. ---------o— — thriving city. It is christened "Ho-1 appreciation of their service to the Loss than three more weeks of ploynient of mechanics. It demands, beside cold bruins and tel Forrest Lake." community. THE SUGGESTION of early the legislature. It's almost as sad intellectual capacity, a share of one’s heart and soul." Foriest Lake has been active in j Sanford, like a great ninny other payment comes in the shape of a ns the closing duys of the circus. — o-----------------He; communities in the interior of Flor- ■■ , . |hint from Cuillnux, to the United the development of Sanford. ■ - — O' - ■ THE MAN \V!I() cultivates and lives always III the opti- States Ambassador Herrick, and js has ls.>rn a leader politically and , idu where the productivity of the ■ Flattery is the praiso we hear mistie, cheerful, hopeful, helpful habit of mind, and heurt |weii-oined hv Washington. It is economically. He lias prospered, soil has been the chief source of given to other people.— Kustis can never fail.—Trine. the desire of the administration to and the best evidence of the worth- ‘ material prosperity, is just nwukLake Region. It's conceit if you cut taxes. Payment of those bil­ iness of Ids leadership is the fact ing to the fact that the tourist hear it about yourself. lions owing us abroad would help. that lie devotes his energies and his i rop is a mighty profitable crop a • ■ - ■■o ■ ■■money to the upbuilding of the and a pleasant one to hnve around, ■ SANFORD'S FORUM How doth the busy bee improve IN I’ AUIS. troops are needed to community that has honored and The money spent for entertain- ■ 1ment of the tourist is like bread maintain order while the crowds prospered him. euch shining hour? By stinging* It sa moritorius custom of nam-.enst upon the waters; it the hell put of someone trying to Editor Herald: returns jtiomd banner upon the day set pnv homage to the statue of Saint ijn^ hotels, business blocks [with good interset. get u fow minute's sleep in the There has been sonic comment apart to honor them. Vibrant with j Joan of Arc. The Communists. I public parks after men who From Sanford to the Gulf is a hammock. n o t allowed |eU(|erH in the develop- mighty interesting country; and nnd much speculation as to why'highest patriotic ideals which they Io,»i*.cie«i to to pnrnde on May DuyJ » - - ■ o ■■ a few homes in the city display-; have instilled into American child-1 objected ^ ri.>s p,| V any parade on Joan to I MU.nt of the city. Many cities different communities in this marIf you ure afraid to call him an cd tho American Flag on "Moth-1 hood; sending their sons into j n ,...... I have custom: v.d.m* productive ..F«iiiwii»« country re observed this custom; others I vclous —......j o f exHow puzzled the simple minded idiot, you muy risk culling him a er's Day." For the benefit of the j battle with sacrificial love und inornn.— Kissimmcu Gazette. And general public who have forgot- (caching their daughters love of ! maid would be. if anybody tried to are just coining to that viewpoint. I traordinnry scenic beauty arc so i ■ ■ built by com-[linked_ up good . with .— n —.. -roads .■••>(.. that the ■ tho chuneca are in cither case, lie's ten or perhaps never knew, 1 am Icountry and reverence for the|i make her understand what the Even though __I-.- .the l i i stock li - some panics under leadership of j tourists find a variety here that ■ word Communist means. All she an imbecile. glad to make the explanation. flag, it is a fitting tribute thnt knew was thnt Frenchmen should such citizen, these buildings serve gives rcnl spice to a winter of rest ■ An uct of Congress in UH4, dc- they should he so honored, be lovnl to the King nnd drive ns a fine monument to the memory ami recreation. In these day if : Police report no booze at a New signaled the "Second Sunday in | In the venra to come let our out the English. Now there isn't of men and women whose names fine autoing. a cruise among th May ns Mother’s Day," provided j papers send forth the clarion cull Arourlc.n .............. thutt Ids banner might wave hc- n king, nnd without the English nro linked with the best develop-1 garden farms and orange grove and their cousins, the Americans, derdale Sentinel. No booze? Pro- Govornincnt buildings, homes and Iside every portal wherein their l'aris shopkeepers would feel sad. ment of the city at different peri-j is quite ns interesting as a eruD ods of its progress. While such'over a great expanse of water. other suitable places.” ] lives a mother or where her footbubly benzene. What greater tribute to our |steps may have trod. "Honor thy American mothers living am! i mother" and thv country upon the They are going right ahead with those who have "crossed the riv- j same day. the Yacht Club. Don’t wait to get cr" than the displuv of our nu-1 MRS. R. A. TERHEUN in. Call up one of the meml>erxhip committal* and tell him to add i your name to the list. M Y F A V O R IT E S T O R IE S . -o ----- --BY IRVIN S. COBB Old Mother lluhnurd Went to the cupboard The culler wns undeniably large. Iconsarn his picture!" To get herself a drink; When he walked he rippled und one j “ When did he call you this When she got there lluild up and maintain the fertility of the soil in your citrus nr avocado grove by hud the feeling thut should he sit |name?" The cupboard was bare, growing a cover crop on the land between the trees during the rainy season. down suddenly he’d splnsh. "It's going on two years ago." Which made her angry, I thinkz Dressed in the simple overalls of “ When did you first hear about a husbandman, he wallowed into it?" (live the trees an application of IDEAL FERTILIZERS just before the summer "A modern Calvin knows how to the office of u lawyer in the foot-1 "Thai very day." rains start. Send for our booklet—“ Ideal Fertilizers— Summer 1925” — which de­ steer clear of Geneva," says the hills of the Tennessee mountains. I "Indeed," said the lawyer; “ then | scribes the brands that we recommend for use at this time. Wall Street Journal. But his steer­ Having given his name- and his why did you wait nearly two years ing gear may make only the gentry post office uddress, he statist that to begin taking steps to bring suit! who read the Wall Street Journal Ihe desired to bring suit ugninst a against him?" feel good.—Winter Haven Chief. neighbor for $10,000 damages an) "Well, stated tin* the |f|11^|H*f j -- - -•. siili," ..... nsavcu WILSON &TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY K ■■■ o ....■iircount of libel. tivc plaintiff, "until that there tE The Glades County Domocrat; "How did he libel you ?" asked (tingling Brothers' circus showed ID* Jacksonville, Florida. printa column called "One Child’s the lawyer. I yiatiddy in Knoxville an’ I w e n t ;® Paul R. Forbes, Sanford Branch Manager. Opinions." If this is the child’s child's i “ will , suh,” stated the aggrieved down fur to see it I'd thought all opinions, we’d like to get a few party, ‘ he up ami called me a hip-1 the time, thnt he wuz paying me a I ^rd* of wisdom from the old man. |popotumua—that's wut he done, I compliment." ------------------ o------------------ ( J ^ THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925. flk lh M tT»rr ittm *M fictpl Old City, Same Men. Motorists who drove to Florida last Fall before the frost I n lip at lu ftr l, Ft*rU« What’* (he Worst Vice? Entered aa Second Clan Matter, had killed the flowers in northern states told about the im­ The Worst of Fights. October ST, 1919, at the Foatofflce Germany Is Paying. at Saaford. Florida under Act of provements they had noticed in several sections o f the coun­ March J. 1197. By ARTHUR BRISBANE try in the matter o f road-side beautifying. In numbers of P (Copyright 1925) « nai.t. a s n i» o B tB . i : . __Editor places they noticed that farmers had bordered their fields R. HOWARD nF.no----- -Maaaser THEY HAVE dug up another along the public roads with asters and dahlias. One man very old city, thanks to tho genI'll. tea told o f driving for five miles between hedges of waving gold­ 111 Macao!la Atraao erosity of the Intc Marshall Field. en rod and purple grass. “The most royal avenue I ever And they find that human nature atrim cnirrios ratf .* One Year—17.00 81a.Month* . .fl.RO traveled” , he declared. wns about the same in fertile Wellrere.l In Cltjr hr Carrier, ner week. ISc. Weekly Edition $1.00 Mesopotamia, 3,000 years before Going back North these motorists, who did not start too per year. early, found spring flowers blooming. Some farmers plant a ! chri#t ns il is to<,a>’1 The powerful man of that clay nJ^earlAVd2t^ \ ^ n k l,Vea°oVuttJln« i mile nr more o f phlox, or larkspur— Rome flower that grows built himself a homo with n hall and n'ltleca-cf ,nlrriainm*nt» where rharcea ara Made will ho charged rather tall nnd has showy coloring. And the consequence 700 feet long ami thought him­ fir at reculnr n.lvertlalnc rate*. is that travelers slow down nnd take a look at the country self greater in consequence. His wife painted her face, wasted time MF.Mnnn tub AftftociATKn rn s it through which they are passing. The Associated I’reae la rictus* on her nails and her mirror. His It is this thought, we confess, of something to make Ively entitled to the uee for rechildren played with toy dogs pulillratlnn of all newa dlspatchrs erectile* to It or not otherwlae cred­ travelers "slow down nnd take a look around” that comes and toy horses. ited In thla paper and alao tha lo­ We have changed a little, but we cal newa piihllahed herein. All rlcht* first in The Herald’s often-repeated plea for roadside beau­ of repuhllcatlon of apeclal dlapatch- tifying in Seminole county. It would be "worth millions” KNOW more. When the character ea herein are also reser-ed. and brain of n man catch up with for Seminole county to have its roads bordered with flowers. the progress of science, we shall THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1923 l>o a very respectable race. We It would pay from every point o f view if Seminole county know much, and of wonderful THE HERALD’S PLATFORM farmers would take the trouble to plant flowers on the road things, collectively, but individu­ ally we still amount to little. 1.— Deeper water root* to Jackaon- side o f their fields. Even the celery and lettuce farms that STUDENTS OF Johns Hopkins Title. in themselves are so pleasing to the eye could be made start­ in n test prepared by psycholo­ 2. —Conatruction of St. Johna-Inlingly beautiful through the plunting of thick-growing flow­ gists, vote cheating the worst dian River canal. vice, out of sixteen vices named. ing flowers along the boundaries of the fields. 3.— Extension of white way. The report doesn't tell what 4. — Extension of local amuaementa.In every direction from Sanford the highways should be kind of chenting is mennt, cheat­ —Swinnlng pool, tennia conrta, beautiful. There should he border trees and shrubs ami ing in examinations, at cards, in etc business or what? 5.—Augmenting of bnildinf pro­ flowers. There should be some systematic planning for this Not thinking AT ALL, however, gram—houaea, hotela, apartment beautifying work, with some energy in charge o f the pro­ is a worse vice than chcuting — hnuaea. if not thinking can he called n 6. — Exteaalon of atreet paving pro* gram thnt knows how to get things done— and get them (lone “ vice.” quickly. Cram. 7. — Conatruction of boulevard THE GREAT Francis Bacon was "Seminole county has the prettiest drives in Florida"— a cheater around Lake Monroe. nnd a shameless one. In Why not? his high place on the bench. he i 0.— Completion of city beantlfleation program. -, i i■ + ■ii £~* The Yowell Company ■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaainiaaaaamftNaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaa s S a i naaa i i a iaa a aa a aB B aa a aa B B i M Bacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa �' 'T1 ). THURSDAY, MAY 14,1925. THE SANFORD HI ^GE SIX * = A' , *♦♦♦4 ►*♦♦*+*•:****+♦*<»♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦+♦*** i ! ALVEKSON HOLDS HIGHLANDERS TO 6 HFTC, 1 T A L L Y Lir* J Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE ft . Petersburg I; Tampa 3. Hanford 4; Lnk'land 1. j SAINTS WINNERS M0GR3DGE BRINGS;! § O VER TAMPA :% s OVER TAMPA 4a-3 8 'AND AND 11 VirTORYl VICTORY, i fm WITH HITS EVEN OVER ST, LOUIS i i Strikes Out E ight Men A n d Estrada And Fisher Are Un­ Frowns Are Unable to Hit £ NATIONAL LEAGUE Hurler for Senators; I)e- •> able to Hold Champions of Is Steady In C ritical Philadelphia 6; Chicago 5. Iroit Get Throe H i t s 'f d|) Pinellas; Brower Keeps Ili*: P laces; Craig la Hit fo r 12 Bouton 4; Pittsburgh f». O ff o f Washington Pitchers % @ Opponents’ Hits Scattered Safeties W ednesday’s T ilt Brooklyn 9; St. Louis 8. Cincinnati 0; New Jforb 3. ST. LOUIS, May 14.—Mogrldgo % TAMPA, May 11.—Thu Saints Aiverson, on the mound for the AMERICAN LEAGUE v. r.. In for • nml the Was hington •> beat Tampa In a hard fought 10Celery-Fed* Wednesday afternoon Detroit I; Philadelphia.! . •cr.atora cl •.it. ! the- St. Louis 1£ inning game here ycatorday after­ Browns ycitvie .y, ;i to 1, In the % proved Invincible, holding the Cleveland C; Boston I. noon by n 1 fd 3 score. .•ectnd game \.s - iier. •> Highlander* to nix hits, three of Chicago 4; New York 0. Score by inning.i: £ Tho Box Score. them acratchc* nnd /truck out St. Louis I; Washington 8. ST. PETE 239 001 041—8 ? eight men, defeating Lakeland by AB. R. II. FO. A. B. Wellington ... A. Alien, m. . .. 5 0 1 (5 5 0 St. Loui-i . . . . 030 00U 010— 1 £ aocort of 4 to I. Lakeland s lone * AMERICAN ASSOCIATION i. 5 0 •» C 0 0 tally wa* made in the fifth. Me* Indiana;). :i 3j Mliwnulceo 1. Edwards, r?. ue hit safu by second; Doyle Colli mini 2; .Minneapolis 7. .. 5 •> 1 I 0 u VrilLLTICB DEFEAT TIGERS I M.’fumer, 2b. .. 1 0 1 1 0 0 njrlcd by first advancing McQue; Louisville 11; Kan n City 1. DETROIT, May 14.— Detroit gnr Brown, if. .. McQve stole third. Brarier hit to Toledo 9; St. Paul <>. .. 5 0 n i) 0 0 ltd but three hits y::. ter day off Dickey, lb. second and was out at first and 1 0 '!•'_• offering:; of liaumgavtner, Jhirr.ea,. lb. a rhanco v.'B* lost to double on SOUTHERN A HHOC IAT ION 2 ‘2 j (ii uvea and llnrrr-'. and the Phil Doyle when he hesitated between Birmingham 18; Atlanta 9. Block, :: .. 0 •• ,..d<Iphia Ati.1' ii- \ in, 3 to 1. the bancs. McQue scored on tills Mobile 4; Liltl Itoelr .'I. Kelley, lb. .. 0 0| by innings: out: Craig was an easy out pitcher Chattnnr.i m i; Nashville 7. Doyle, 3b. .. 0 Philadelphia (100 . il 010— .’ —7— I to first retiring the aldo. Beane, c. .. Now Orleans 7; Memphis 3. Detroit .. .. QOu 0,11 000— 1— 3—3 Lukelnnd got the men on in the Brower, p. .. Batteries: Grows, liarria and first with only one out, but Aiver­ ( rrlirnne- and Perkinu; Collins, < 1 son struck out the nrxt two bat­ Tnlill:' ........ .. 42 •I 13 30 1(5 ter*. In the seventh, Lakeland got TAM I'A AB,, R. II. I'd , A. E. I on with no outs, but Aiverson Hneail, 2b. . .. 4 n *1 ft 1 1 struck out the next three men up. .lesHnier, lb. .. .. 5 0 3 7 0 0 CHICAGO, .May 14,— Charley I •> Sanford began scoring in the Hunt, a.......... .. 4 I 1 i •1 1 Ucbcrt.con lot New York down £ second, Hailey singled by third and Lee, rf............ .. 5 0 ♦> i 7 0 wus advanced on u uteri fee by Allen, cf. . . .. 4 0 1 4 0 0 icngo hit opportunely behind Cusack; Htanzak doubled to cen­ Pittmnn, If. . .. ft 0 0 •> 0 0 iyt'a wildnu:;- and shut out the ter, scoring Hailey; Murphy sin­ Welle, 3b. . . 5 0 «> 0 1 0 , Yankees, 3 tn 0. O 1 ! 8 1 0 gled to left, advancing Htanzak to Glnntf! Tnhc First (in me r.f IIiiKBinr., e. . Score by innings: third and going to second on the Estrada, p. .. .. 3 1 1 0 3 u throw. Aiverson was nafo on er­ Lope, :;jc . .. 1 ii il 0 0 r Cblengo .. 110 032 OOx— I—(5—1 ror of Buckley and Htanzak scorFialior, p........ .. (1 0 1) 0 0 0 Hatter i, .; Hoyt, Ferguson nnd <<1;'A l Vet nun vvun caught* » {f fia t; Uy Ilcnici *»> IvJdie Brinvit Schang; Itohcitfon nni Hchulk. Curley was safe on error of Mc­ • > T otnln...........38 .3 13 30 (1 Que and Murphy scored. NEW YORK, May M.— Art x Battrd for Harm in Cth. INDIANS DEFEAT HUSTON Hanford scored again in the Nchf shut out the Cincinnati Red:: xx Hatted fonK trnd.t in !M!i CLEVELAND, Ohio, .May If.— | was advanred on a sacrifice by ! Tlie Indian i drove Ray Francis, reou • bit yiMterdny, tho Giants ,nnJnf,1 st! third, Went to second on a put ill withI oil r. , , , , bt. Petetnburg .. 010 000 Oil I ! ceiuly obtained by Huston from winning ball; Htanzak was out to net-ond; )J> Mil 111. t ffllfllO of tho SO- Tfii.nin .1 0 Tam pu.............. If. ioiI O.i/I ooo fout I New York from the box in tho fir.:! Murphy singled t„ center and Km- i leu, .3 to o. Summary: Three I him hit.-, Hunt inning li.'.e thi:i nfternuon, neoring I i.ey scored. Alverr.on went out to Brown. 5. tolm bn Score by inningrt: Hli.'innoii, fivi rii. which helped them to i|c ! Juft and Curley,third to first. acrifivci feat the Red Sox, 0 to dj Kvory one of the Hanford men Cincinnati . 000 000 ooo—0—1— I Katrndn, Wcik, Jeasmer. bn«:uu. Double |»!n>, R. Ai ire by inniiiga: got a hit, Murphy leading with New ’York 021 000 OOx—3- (5 o ilatttrk ,: Donohuo nnd Wingo; ! to. Unrnoif. Li ft on banc, Ft Boston 010 no 010—4—12—0 three, and Kinsey coining next Peter! burg 11; Tampa 10. Bam i , Cleveland 519 fiiiO OOx—(5— 10_0 with two. The other got one each. Ntlif and Snyder. ______ on balls, o ff Brower 4; Estrada I; Butterie:: Frnncin,, J|__ /.nhuni/icr. 'Die Box Score. *• Hi t , off INtred.i II in Ri. * nr.d IR v : y; Uhle r.nd L. F LAKELAND AH. It. II. po. A. E. BROOKLYN WINS ON HOMER ' BROOKLYN, .May IL— Eddie !'. i!?nm^v- Fisher 2 In I. Wild well. Dunum, 3b . 3 0 I 2 :t a Losing rwiuas pitches, Brower, Fish* r. Browh'ii home run wilji *Ke fr,..__i Bd«lrb>y> «« •! Umpire jPioh. full in th< ueventh proved' to bu pitcher, Piahor, Surface, rf. the blow Hint gave the Brooklpn Time, iim‘’ 2:10. Bryant, c. Itadger ; u !i t-, H victory over the elch, If. St. l.oni>; Cardinal! yesterday. McQue, cQu 2b. BEST ROOMS— BEST RATES Score by innings: Doyle, lb. BEST FOOD Bt. Louln ........ 200 Oil 010—8 Bratier, rf. 2 0 0 N a iiri'xi'riplliin fur w i n i e n o t mk inn Brooklyn............ 000 C20 70x—9 Eiy, rf....... I 0 0 Mohirla, ('hills tint] Fever 20 Edgemont Rond Ciulg, p. 3 0 0 Near Axheville (.'ounly Club l)e‘n;:tiL> or IlilimiM Fever. PHILLIES DEFEAT CUBS Tel. IH15 I( It 111*4 ifir KPrniH, 33 1 <5 PIIILLADELI’IIIA, May 14. Totals Philadelphia cainii from iK'hind in HANFORD AB, R. II. the eighth inning yesterday, r.nd Curley, rf. 4 1 0 by nearing two riinr., djfcnted the Friable, sa. 3 0 •1 Chicago Cuba, 0-5. Walzuk, 2b. 4 0 1 Score by innlngr: Gunnek, if. 0 1 .V -^ 9 ' j Chicago ... . ooo fed2 plO—5 Bailey, lb. . 1 0 1 1 - v; i hl.n It Iphl i ..'u 010 02 2 Kenney, cf. .. 3 1 Stunnk, 3b. .. 3 1 r PITTSBURGH HALTS BOSTON Murphy, c. 4 1 3 BOH I ON, May 14.— Pittsburgh Alvcrsuii, p. .. 4 0 1 yesterday halted Bo:iton\i winning ttrenk which had reached five Totals 32 games by taking the first gamu of Score by innlnga Lakeland ooo oio ooo—t the aerie i lien* 5 to I. Score by Inning*: Hanford . . . 030 100 OOx— I Summary: T w o ban- hit, Stun Pittsburgh 200 002 (00—5—13- 2 * !• *<• T* *-**''»'**k i itciiM 'y, r nail it*, Bo-t),., ^ 0C0 FJC f(V>p— i_ Batteries: Yde, Kramer and F. suck. Stolen bnsc, Hut fare, Cur y, Konsey, McQuo. Left on haee, f mi(l>; Cenowicli, Graham nml Sanford H; Lakeland (5. Double O'Neill and Gilemn, ijlayn Curl.-y to Balby; Wnlzal; to Bailey. Bu«o on Imlin, off A Ivor hoii 1; off Craig 1. Strike outs by Aiverson K; by Craig 0. Firxt bane on errors, Lakeland 2; Snnf.ird 2. Passed ball', Bryunt 2. Umpire:: I I ORIIJ \ 8T \1 E LEAGUE Ross and. Ware. Time of game Sauford at Lakeland. 2 : 00. Tampa at St. Petersburg. S ART NEHF MOLDS REDS TO ONE MIT B Today’s Games How They Stand \MHRI4 AN LK AGUE Washington at Ht. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at Clovi land. New York at Chicago. FLORIDA HI ATK 115AGUE Won Lost Pet. NATIONAL LEAGUE 18 (J .750 8t. Petersburg St. I.ouia at Brooklyn. LnkHiiitd 12 .500 Sanford 10 HI .385 Chicago at Philadelphia. T a m p a ............... .. 10 11) .385 Cincinnati at Now York. PitUhurgli at Hi l ton. NATIONAL SOI TIIEILN ASSOCIA I ION Won Lent Pot at Birmingham. New Y o rk ...... Hi 0 .727 Atlnnln Little Rock at New Orleans. Cincinnati 11 .522 .Memphl i at Mobile, Brooklyn 12 11 .522 Philadelphia 12 12 .500 Naxltville nt Chaltiiiiuogii. 1' 'Mil 11 12 .178 in t i i i : <m i i i i * n t n i o r s m i m ii .s: i oi Ni t. i eon 111 Chicago .......... 10 12 .455 ' ii .in vck i Pitfcihurpli 9 12 .129 IAAI14S MinAC‘ < •\skti.i., Ht. I.oui i .. . . .. .. 8 11 .301 i *••!!»|»l*lIllil lit• III l*iirll* i <lalieliig Int•-r.»l In m,. AMERICAN LEAGUE Inlot1* ami in,-mis- ■ In* ,>iv,,| in miWon I " ' !' : soli ns i n i ilevlsei , , ,,.|,. . nml i'IImt rlnliininii* utill*-r Tllmi Washington........ .. 15 8 .(552 AM I. IIIM l>. i|. c,-a». ,|. nr |. Chicago............... III 10 .dUr " I■*»’, mill all a.t>i«-r pailirs InHt. I.oui* . .. .. . 12 15 .III I••r . K t I n iIt«• luiiil* meI priniiIni Invnllv-il lii lIitm ill, Pittxbiirgli .. .. .. .. 9 12 .129 Iwfeitilutits. 8 Cleveland . .. .. ^ . II 2101 •Ullil'.tt n r 1*1 lll.lfATlii.V New Y o rk ....... .. 7 15 .318 Tin: STATK ill* l-'l.i ill 111A Tn; All imrllrs r Iittin1iik lulirnt In Boston ........... .. „ 7 III 3101 Ininlt .in i iirnmliti* In i, injilDetroit, ............. .. 8 19 .2915 ill** ler it* .1II,ml mi,It , (in ,\| \.: | IM»VI». «!••*•<am'il. nr ulhurw Iin. nml all oilii-r imrtlii clnlinlng Intnn i KOI III CUN ASSOt MATH IS III tlm Iitml m uinl pin inInn liernlllWon laint Pet. nflur ilimrlIkiI: Nofthvillc . ....... 1(1 12 M l ll npin a11iiu iiy the mv*urn Mil n( In lln< nlinvn *ntitlr>il Bimiiagiium . . . . . . . 15 13 .535 rumillntiit nt urn Hun yen may ln> Inti'i i Mml in Atlanta .................. 111 1t .533 llmt ei'rtuln Ini, plri'n nr p.Hi *I New Orleans........ 14 13 .519 l*llii nlttlllln III Hi liillinlt' (‘niuily. Mill i Clorlilii. uinl ili lii l,<it .ii fnl lut* i*. Chattanooga .. „ .. 15 15 to-wit: Memphis.............. 15 Ili .4K4 I Tim HuntImimt ijuuilir nf i|nIriiE iie . ............ 13 111 .115 |Nnrilienst llnart 'i' i f tlm Hinilliwr-1 Little* .R o ck ........... . 12 17 . I t I Ouiirlrr of Hrrllnii .lit. Tim nnilI|i |u. tinulll, Itmuiu SO. Cm . I> II il,, ram m flit lliereuf Autos killed 19.000 last war. got Ii ii ttirrSf i. . nit i •*1 in a *tm counting thoso who worked them­ nml nii’h of you lira renulriil in nep<*4r In tin' bill of iiuiiplaltit In Hum selves to death paving bills. rullmr nl the 1**tit11Iiittl»«.* ul Saoforil. Kuitilnolr County. Klnrlil.i mi ituaUay, tlu> stti ilui of Jni>. tsis. ItherWise ilrcrre pro eiMifn*ii will •t In: n|nre«l II. M.llll rnlMn 4 -+ + ***+ *« I helng u suit In i|Ulit HHn In tiniihi)Vii-<lenrr|li<'il luml ami pr iiilm i I In t|ii> nhnvii-linim it cmiiplmnnni. IJitnuH .11. Mct'.i'klll. lluiii n I'urMblr I'hiiuu^raitlt fur u IT IS CfltTIIClt itilliKttKIi, that frimi iliifft uni III* this orilnr Ini I'Uhlluhi il llhi’n u IVu'l; I fi.r t iny eonsoeutlvu uit Uh .in llrnr lb«* %«•%% Huiiff the ti'tnfonl IIITralil. I* n«w*|ot|irr puhllithi il In Hanford. Hi uilimlo Cotini v. ylnrldn. | n ) \ t . A .»I • ' i l l t ' K I t K t i t h i s ti ll itwy of Mn*:, Iti-ft. V C IWUTII.AHU. I'.vrli «'l lllu I'.'rrolt f’nilll. ,V|. tVi.ilAp, Iipuiy 'jlri*. (IJCAB *n -ir a r i.c i iu ir iKiCHBOI.riKlt VII. tju.5 ii4»K»: r for Comulnlnuiii. ......................11, IS, ^ * < r * * * * * * * * * * * * * * j^ * * < ^ \ l]/ :> j^ ^ Ju,‘ HIKE'S ’•^ • t * '/ Present Low Introductory Prices •-" . ..Y i r In 10-20-40 acre tracts at Boyette, Hillsborough County, Florida, on hard roads 20 miles from Tampa, and 18 miles trom Plant City, we offer 7,000 acres of land divided by main line of Sea­ board Railway, including a (500 acre townsite. P art of this land, when properly prepared is ideal for celery cul­ ture. The following: i--> a copy o f u letter received from D. M. DovTdell, one o f Hillsboroiig’Ti County’s most successful and prosperous farmers, well and favorably known in Florida also as a large operator in lands. • Wimauma, t Hillsborough County, Florida, April :10th, Inter-City Realty Co., 205 Ferlita Building, Tampa, Fla. 1925. ; Gentlemen:—This confirms my conversation a few days since with your Messrs. Helms and Strout. Some years ago, in partnership with Cant. C. H. Davis and H. G. Add, operating as the Floridli Naval Stores, Lumber & Cattle Co., I was one of the owners o f 250,000 acres o f land, which tract included the tS,(JOO acres now .owned by the Boyette Berry & Truck Lands Co., in Hills­ borough County. , In my opinion, there is no soil in Florida that will average better than this Boyette tract. Bv this, I mean this land for the raising o f vegetables, citrus fruits, berries, etc. will ill aaverage as good soil as any 8,000 acre tract o f land in Florida. Boyette is on the highest ground on the Seaboard A ir Line Railway, between Plant City and Sarasota, and has an elevation o f 80 feet above sea level. It is higher at Boyette, than here at Wimauma, where I now own 200 acres under successful and. profitable cultivation, and I consider the Boyette acreage equally as good as mine. I have many times, in past years, been all over the Boyette tract, and I know the lay o f the land and the character and value of its soil, although now I own no part o f that land and have absolutely no interest in it. ^ Many good things are heard about the fertility o f the land around Sanford, Florida, much o f which is highly and profitably cultivated, and it is mighty good land too-none better; yet in my opinion, the Boyette land, when prepared for cultivation in the same manner as the Sanford land, will be equally as valuable and desirable. country both as regards a cash buying market and shipping facilities, for produce and lor the obtaining of all kinds oi necessary supplies, amuse­ ments, etc. Here a real town or city is needed to care for the wants o f the rich hack 1 hese wants Boyette will supply Boyette has been designed lor a modern city, with wide streets, parks, and designated sections tor public, business, and residence buildings. Boyette now has a railroad station, post office, store, packing house, etc. Business, factory and residence lots may he advantageously and profita­ bly purchased. Wash Suits with Two Pair P a n ts izJ tp $15.00 Oil a I t m i n l . When lands equally as fertile for celery culture and truck farm­ ing- can be bought for $100 to $150 per acre at the Part o f this land will grow celery; part will grow varieties o f vegetables; part is well suited for strawberry culture. A considerable portion o f the berry crop shipped from Plant City, the largest winter strawberry m a r k e t in the world, is grown in the Boyette section. Part o f the land is ready for the plow— all only awaits the labor o f the farmer. I.KAI IJE 12 Florida $1000per Acre? © |2 Hi H' W h y Pay nn s /■■■ •( i :c is rending auto loads oi iar sighted buyers daily to Boyette for inspec­ tion of these farms. ^ . ■ >* ou sh mb! see Mr. Reid, at once, and lor a tew days onlv. Special introductory nrices 1m had Qvwqn»n for.. trip. Special introductory prices mav may he had arrange Inter-City Realty Company U : MfiWOOfl F ir.UIicra to Men Wh Bur representative, Herman Reid, is now at the Valdez Hotel, Sanioid. ( all on him tor mlormation. lie has maps and photographs. EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS, 205 Ferlita Building. Tampa, Florida, P. 0 . Box 2697. �: * •r r ^ •*,* ; y TH E SA N FO R P HERALD. NOTICE u f . Is f.errby g iv e n that th e f o l l o w i n g d es cribed lands „ r JWMf •*, „ ill be n e ce s sa r y to pay th o am oun t dua foV “i n ™ . .■5»S“W',r. fK'-pf,'.,-*S’***! Land 0% 0 C J, Pf(»crli>ll»u L.iud of i n n a it f- r,i « be c n «• Total Taxes nntl Costs 1* A!|0 rti*Oi. 4-U11 1k •> All [lloclt Tr. 11Tr 2 . . All Illock 6 Tr i s Lot I and S i , anil M f. fr ttf ij .. V* ,,-r lS J s ^ « B of ,,n8 [ • C l r l “ vy d t. I n ..... I *“" » M U de*. t:. <704 i r "lir*M cleg, ) " to 8L itivrr NtVty a l o n g S ? « to m.-uth o f W o k lw u W’/ / r sly. along sam e t o K ‘ Mii ft N, w ofHK. Cor o f M ost* r<. u t r (r . s r r * H i 8 J ' V M ' i tfeg- » ■ to W e SJv Itirrr HVVIy a l o n g Ht.r f> Sly. l,n® ° f ? a , ‘ * 5. 5 d -g . K. to heir. f t V t B ? eh N of HH 19 10G4 L«jt l lllk t T r I I I* -j of l.oI 7 lllk « T r I Uot lllk x T r I ■95.2<J JjoIh 1 and !» Hik h T r 7 U n k now n Kav. ,5, ft of' i* tY . W 19 ICO 19 & « » . * ft Of l.m I aii 2 and 3 HJW v Tr 11 iaot t'» nik 0 Tr 1 };,,t < a n d s i , o f . J ft " f ' "t 3 »lIt 9 uO.lj £L Tr X U n k now n 23 Line 10 eh tf 8.(*i En i <>2 ft. N 132 ft. W tlJ ft S 132 ft ------- . £11 acres o f NK H o f ' . ^ ,,f ->t 10 lllk 7 Tr V y j t i 9 and in n ik 7 Tr 10>fTr'" * ’ {«% r ' S 71 V h '- V i s T ’ cti" o f jffeU i? Ja.t 9 Jllk ; Tr i 23 5 IP 19 23 29 19 29 8 29 '* '""l 10 ,*'k Lot 8 lllk 111 T r 7 L ois I and '. lllk II T r 2 or Lot 3 an,I all lots I 3.32' and 5 lllk II Tr 3 Lot fl Rlk 11 Tr I .la Lot 7 lllk 11 Tr I 1 t-O.i I Lots 1. 2 and 3 lllk 11 *®3 line o f . '" t o r tit. M » tk|!l I'f^HW1, Y V ft of U t ’ f .t S a ' 7 n,Var 1 r> t n0| « r 111 * ft. N- 2 » « l •** «* lllk 6 T r 1 ^ot 3 atul N Unk now n Uiinknown U n k now n 1.23 K. D. Clroen .... » d is si <1 u c rt ten • U O < U V a Total Taxes an d C osts D escription Land of 5 U n k now n ........ <1.13 U n k now n .......... .... Hoy ft Daisy Arm lI hk o ............................ Painter F e r tilis e r Co. 53.13 **. i t . I.ow ls ........... • .Mrs. j . j . I’ urdon t W id o w 's e x e m p t i o n a l lo w e d ) ........ U n k n ow n .................... J. II. lY ru g gn ......... C2.33 37.13 37.15 35 03 71.14 37.13 MIDWAY As llr e o r d r d In Pla t R o o k 3 s . !• P a g e 41. Xrralaetr C s i s t r || Lots 21 & 32 _________ ____ Hilliard H op k in s .... 10.84 Lots 31 ft 33 .................... Unknow n ........... 1.12 laitx 55 k 58 ....................... Jam es A. Austin ...... 1.15 Lots 118. 147 and 141 Frank C ox - ............ .. 13.81 Lots |si. ) « s !?3i 15,1 tss ........._............ ................... U n k n ow n 10.84 Lot 111 Unknown . . 2.4! Lot 238 ..................... la itlle 21. R oe •»«»..•• 1.1s Lots 2s3 & 284.................. Hen Drown ................ 3.19 Lots 291, 293. 293. 295 and 298 ........... ................... Stsve laiw ery ............ 34.55 J. O. P A C K A R D 'S DlllHT AIM). T O M I D W A Y As Iteenrded In Pin t Hook An. 2, P a g e 101 Memlaale Cnunty Itrrords. Lot 134 ................................... Unknow n ............. 5.21 Southern U tilities Co. 136.73 Unk now n ....................... 31.J5 W i g h t Itros. Co. in.*,; r . t l . t . t l An Ueeordrtl In Plat H ook 3 a I. Itreards. •fohn Musstin ............. 73.13 It. II. W u ltliou r ........ 102.13 Lot a Illock 2 Lots 10 * 11 Rlk 2 Southern U tilities Co. 183.93 Lot 1 Uloclt 3 ............. Lots 1. 2. 4. a * 6 tfoutlo-rri U tilit ie s Co. 109.55 lllk 4 . ......................... Mrs. Merry R o b e r t s . 85.43 lads 3 * 1 0 lllk 4 . Lot 7 * 8 lllk 5 ....... la d s 3 * 9 lllk 8 ..... U n k n o w n ............ .. 52.05 Lot t lllk 7 . Lot t Hloi-k 7 ............. Mis. W. II. Peters 61.73 Lots 3. I. * 9 lllk 8 ..... Unk now n 61.45 W 19 o f S R U o f NF. Vi-32 19 31 Unk now n 31.09 K U o f n i : •, (Less li) ) 10 ....................... j : 19 31 t\ K. H en ry ......... 225.11 Arrei In NAV Robert n i n e s 41.81 Cor o f ,tfWSquare u nf NAV 3 32 19 31 Mrs. W. II. P eters tf 66 ft o f K U o f NK u ( W i d o w ' s H xeiu pilon nf NK U o f HK U 32 19 31 a l lo w e d ) ....................... 86.01 K U o f NK U o f tf K U ....... 5 uf NK Vi L. P. M cC u llsr ............ 201.32 Hen 877.8 ft N and 791 ft 32 19 31 W of SR Cor. o f tf W L 33 19 31 P. A. M sro ............. 61.65 Run N 219.1 ft W 199 ft Ile o r g e \V. Me R ory .. c m : tf 219.4 ft I'. 199 ft 1 tf. K. Ilarrett ............ 10.88 K'-j o f W I Aere o f B 2 II. W. J oh n son .......... 45.33 Aeres o f N '4 o f NK H o f 19 31 U o f S W U ....................33 tfw ope-PnitKla ss Ine.. 38.1 N WInt. In K I A. o f \V 2 Orlen D. Farrell 85.(15 o f NH o f NK H <*>f NW Un k now n 51.U. A .30 19 of 8 \V*i ........................33 Melsrli R ea lty Co. 3.16 L >i Int. In K l A o f W 3 20 18 ■I. .1. D ick inson N ‘ i o f NKH o f N W Un k now n 17.45 A of ,50 of HW U ......................... 33 19 31 W«s A of K 3 A of NH A. It. .Smith 105.85 of tfKH o f N W U o f » W ^ U n k n ow n 102 11 l 19 31 O s c a r J. W . F o r d 37.15 lads 5 anil 6 131 . ... ..............23 IS 32 37.15 U n k n o w n ...... 10 33 SW U o f N W U o f S W U . 31 19 ■tin-. U nknow n b.-g it .s cii js ot a w c o r J. I - Llndley 37.65 of NW, 31 19 S3 3.(0 Run N 87 Iks K 49 ch S U n k n ow n 37.85 U n k now n 17 Iks W 40 eh .............. U n k n ow n 24.25 " f N W U o f tf W U J. L. Lindsey 21.54 NWU (Less I,eg 50 ft tf and 25 fl K of N W Cor Run K Malile Hosier . 11,06 288 ft tf 100 ft W 162 ft U n k now n 20 18 tf 75 ft W 136 ft N 173 U n k now n 7.26 31 19 33 t i l l l o r t Htokes 10.C6 f l ) ...... P a g e 103, Semlnale Cennly Anna W allaee ... Andrew Morgan U n k now n ............ 1.83 1.80 3.19 Unknown Unk now n Unknown U nknow n ...... U nknow n ..... Anna W allace U nknow n J. AV. Mtprs ................ 7.66 10.81 7.91 3.19 7.2« 9.30 6.58 29.88 41. L. Slpca ............rt*. 85.71 Sam 10.91 lltnea ................ U nknow n J. T. .................... Illrkaon —...... 2.13 37.95 U l i 3 and 4 Block 1 J -I Lots 17 and 18 U lo c k 2A t lads 32 t o 28 B l o c k *3 ... Lota 15 t o t s Uloek H - . la d s 35 and 38 Illock 36 la d s 19 and 30 Uloek 37 la d s 33. 3t. 35, an d 36 Block 4 4 ............................... 'm ___^ _ <4IIKB.M.BA6* St W II.IOX'8 AOUITIOX Aa Heeoaded la r i a l n, r a s e * ga aad 27 Srmlaolr C oaaly Hresrda. Lots 70 to 15 an d Iatls Lot C ....... .............—■ . . Beg 29.07 ch W o f N il C or to Run M 39 d e g K 9.11 elt 8 89 d e g W 18.1 cli W 11.33 c h t o B line o f B y . NKIy a l o n g lly t o N line o f See. VV- to b e g — S W U o f 8 W H o f S W U 10 Beg 3.9 eh tf A 6.23 ch W o f NH See post ................. .tO Run \V 12.77 eh H 20 oh K 1.2 eh NKIy to Iteg. ------ . Beg. N W Cop .....................10 Ituu K 2 2 H eh S 23.9 ch K to R y SW Iy u l o n g Ry. to W es t line o f sec. N to lirg ( L e s s b e g 913.2 ft H and 623 ft \V o f NK Cor o f N W U o f N W U ............10 Run S 408.8 ft W, 30t ft N 108.8 f l K 301 f t ) ----All land d e s cr ib e d In Deed Hook 133 P a g e 4*6 ttrango C ou n ty R e c o r d s ..tl „ „ ..... O t o r g n K. W i l s o n K l l l o l t and Krnest W ilson 20 30 20 30 tln n tlc Const Lin e 30 97 29 .... 1 1 35 H elen 11. V e r n a y ___ _ U n k n o w n ----------------- fSt 20 .. 30 H elen II. V crtia y . 1(8.43 Honthern U l l l l l l r a Co. 11.26 SOI T i l S A N F O R D HWClHTS ADDITION As Iteenrdeil In P in t n * a k X s . 3 P n gea IIS unit IIB Seminole Cnunty R e c o rd * . I ait 53 ................................... K. O. Beider . ..... 1.83 N H o f N W U o f N W U and .fiR t 4.79 Henry Ilotler ............ F. 2*1 o f tfKU o f N W U o f N W U and K 2-J o f . „ , U *0 30 Unknown ..............— 18.64 John Daniels 2.42 NKU o f S W U o f N W U NU o f N U o f N W U o f . . . . • ,• BBU ............. .................... ....13 20 30 3 I n k n o w n .............. 2.13 7.16 DR BAY’ S S I IIDI VISION As lleeardrd In Plat n o o k M«. 2. P a g e 40 Semi­ Horace W o o d nole County llr e o n U . 7.34 u. H. D u n c a n 7.86 Lot 7 .... Hubert Moore Beg 7.96 rh tf o f W U 17 20 30 post 4.76 Run S 12.05 eh K 7.85 ch Henry Rosie r tllll.HIMS Unknown •••assees••••*•••••♦ 31.97 N 27 U d e g K 9.7 ch N 13 H ch H 7.35 «2H <>eg W Unknown IT. JOttHPH’ 9 As n e e o r d e d In P lot llook Mu. I P u « r I I I Kemluule Lot i; J'lk \ Tr 11 1 1 U d e g AA 2.72 ch to County llr r ord . Uiikmiv.n ... Lnt« 7 X 5 Ink » i r K 10 b e g ........................................... V.ulb * »eres or Lot 4 unit Lot I Rlk 9 T r It Beg 7.95 eh H o f NK Cor L , s\V i.’.ir of Lot 3 run Lot 3 Itlk It T r II .ts 20 30 y ’ i p ft i: 21« ft. S 8 4.81 o f HKU Unknown ••••«»••••••••••••*• Lot 8 lllk !• T r D Run tf 27 U d eg AA' 9.53 ch1 i.r, Ji tnln. W 338 ft. W 4 & 5 lllk 9 T r K H t I U deg K 4.96 eh Nt F. II. Itlnek C9.r,t , Lota to bfj? ...................... .. Unknown W 30 ft o f Lots 1 . 2 * N .1 10.74 eh ............. ....— ••••.••» 54 , f Lot 11 and all lnt« ' r o f 3 lllk 9 T r II Un k now n Beg MB Cor o f N W U *'7 is tLet- 2 7 \ In NR C o r ) 12.3 V Lot 8 lllk 9 T r II . 20 29 30 Unknow n L 8« 14. 17 and 18 ........ . N B U ..... 2 2.19 , Lot 3 lllk In T r C 1 lei* 19 2'». 21 and 24 8.16 Unknown 8 89 Knin I- Hull Lot 9 lllk In T r <; IS da-, that part sold tot 7 Vs ch K 20 oh 11.05 20 t.’ n k u o w n ......... 21 20 30 A c L It. IS Co.) U n k n ow n . .. SH «»f N W U o l . 1.1.09 IN »i o f Lot In Rlk ll > Unk now n 54 i.f Lot 32 ................ Lilia W il liam s 12.31 4IAti.AOI.IA I.4IIK1B As llreorilrd In Pint Hook Mo. 3. Page 417, Semin ole 15U o f HKU o f NAVU « f 85.01 T r D 10.71 U n k n o w n ........ 5 Lot 7 Rlk 12 T r C 5 IM ft. of H .Via ft. o f Unknow n 10.88 Uaun(y Itrrords. BBU Hini.ni ••»«•■■*•H*•••IS!•*••->ss- 22 29 30 i i . 48 D. U Tlirualier 49 L* o|a Weld, V I.'.* ft « f Lot 34 .. - ■■ Pearl C * . I*. C. 7.38 HWVk o f N W U ............. i t 29 39 s ft. of w i.v> ft. o r 4 KLKHA A A K M i : AltlllTIIlN TO S t v n i l l l l As Itrror.led In Pla t llook lad 22 2.15 AVH o f NKU of H W U and1 Hamervllle 8*73 Ula J. S a u cer Mo. L Pours 123 on if 126, tfrmlnolr I ' o o o l t R ec ord s. 30 K. A. O steen Ut H 22 20 30 Albert A. * 15mmu 6.20 Utl 37. 38. 39, 4<*. 41 Lot 15 lllk A John M. ( lll lo n ......... 41.65 Lot 23 .................... ............. 2.15 I*, tfomorvllle ir.i| 12 ( l.e^s tial't Solfl to Lot I lllk II . R ea lty Trust C o .......... 3.86 BBU o f N W U nod NKH 111 It I5K.Y II.A At AIOCK Aa lleeurdrd In Plat Mask No. I. P a g e 100 # r m l A T (. It. It. < o..) U n k now n anle 4 ou aly Heesrds. 82.05 Lot 3 Rlk It Mattie O. Paeo 4.34 of tf AA- u .............................. 23 20 29 80 Holly Randolph ..... 19.80 U n k now n Em n ....... T o m Murcdlth ............. 8.89 NU o f N U o f N W U o f Lota 23. Jl. 23. and 28 f, ' I n c e u t ....... I Bj 15 42 la d s I * 6 lllk C U n k n ow n 13.42 ut y —MS .......I nknown ....... ........... *****1 J. N. Daniel Heirs 6.20 Lota 130 nml 131 •HH Ut.*1 IS of N W U ..... ........... 24 20 39 I I I A P H X N * T l (IvUIUS ID D IT IO V TO S A M 'O lt II As llr eor ilr d III Pint Ileg 915 ft B o f N W Cor 114IIIII4 A LAND A UOI.OA 17. ATIt»\ CH.'S ( M l.K it A P M M A T I O A S l l l 'M A .V S AIIDITlrt.X TO KtTIK KA IIAAIMOt'K As lleeneilrd la H a l llook Ao. I Page 21, Sem in ole C o u n t, llpeorils. 35 20 29 of Lot 2 .. l l I f r f i H e l In PI,if Hook Ao. I. Pom* 129, Semin ole C o,in ly lleeiirils Lots 8 * 9 Rlk 2 .......... f . if. L e ffle r llnok Mo. 3. P a g e 83. Sra«l«ole County R e c o rd s . (*•451Uun B 49 ft tf 1073 ft W j Brown 4.(1 ’ H arriet W. Fish ut : 37.8 1 la d 2 Hlk 9 ......................... Sarah Stanley 46.33 10 ft N 1973 ft 3.05 Tn,l 1 U nknow n ..... ........... Lot I’1 ft. o f Mouth 139 15 ’ j or L ots 9 D) tf<i o f Lot I and AV H o f NU o f NKU o f HKU o f It. uf Lit 48 Joh n M. Hunter 31.80 lllk II . P n k now ii 1.55 NWU ami NH o f N W U Lot 2 and HKU o f l*ot 2A.0S ID, ,f KU and KH o f W 50 Unknown • .................................................26 3« 39 of tfKL o f N W U and S W Unknown 10.84 t, N of Fla. Land & C ol. 10 .1. 15. P A C K ’S SIIIDIA ISIHA HI' III.HI l\ f . AIU.I.I.HA A l l . 1.15, As Itrroril 20.40 NKU o f U t 3 •■•IHOtUMIMM,, 28 20 30 47.50 AV. M. Morris 26 SO 29 U o f N W U Co. I’ l.mtutlnn ( L e s s 15.43 U'tlkliuw n 29 •d In Plul Hook An. I, Piige III Sriiilniilr ( 'o o n t y llr r o r d . P. J. (Irecn ami Lot 3 37 29 30 t.s 4L fl N and lf*87 ft. H o f Lot iti . ................... Unknown . .. 41.2 6.53 S W U o f 8 AV 1i (L e s s b e g NH o f t f W ' i o f tfW U 28 20 39 20 tleurge Kerr W (f 8R C ir .. 22 ID 30 SW C,,r run N 192 ft K lleg. SW Cor o f N W U o f n« .v »:i ft w 8 43 rt. h 36.10 M. F. R o b in s o n . 112 ft tf 192 ft AV 4 12 f t ) 39 20 39 31 29 2U ............... 151.1. A A’ PA I K’ S P|,AT HU P A R T HU NBU. 341, T I ’ . Ill S. It AAtlll 31 K. As NKU 4!4 ft SKIv 991 fl K. 169 T h o m a s s t . e l o Hr. ..30 39 30 Run K 537 ft N 405 ft W HKU Heeorili*d In Pint Hook Ao, I, P a g e PI, Sem in ole Comity Iteeords. Ill ft. ami l>-H.s land sold 29 T h o m a s tflcrl* Hr. 2.73 NAVU o f NAVU o f NKU 31 29 30 C. tfturhlrd 5.20 *.:7 ft tf 105 I’ n know ii 168.02 Lot 2 (L ess N 150 ft. o f A. C I. n R. C o . ) ............ 22 19 39 Beg 25 ft r: o f N W Cor 171, o f N W U o f NK U Of W 109 ft. * tf S2 ft. o f 15 29 39 1.15 of HKU o f HKU 31 C. Hlnrldrd 6 .............................. .31 20 29 5.8. " I I I ll's HI'IIDIA ISIHA O F SI5t TIHAS As llreurileil III Pint Hook 117 ft.) ....... .......... .. U n k n ow n ..................... 18.05 BBU Run tf 198 ft B X66.4* ft SW U Of HKU o f HKU Ao. 1 P a g e 33, Semlnoli- Comity Hrenrils . Lots 3, I, 5, 6, * 9 ( Leas 4.78 3.39 U n k n o w n N 194 fl AV to b e g ......... Blot 1J . ............... . U n k n o w n ........ ........... lo.42 N. 75 ft. o f B 117 ft o f andlleg. NK Cor nf tf AA’ U Beg HW Cor o f HIV!, of .31 20 29 U n k now n NWU of Dlock 65 la d 3) 1-5. />•’ . I,aim H.85 29 30 HKU 81 t n u n N mo rt k 630 ft tf l 6 1 DM I l l ’ S T H I R D SIJIIIIYTSIH.A As tteeordril In Plat Hook No. 11.i t U nknown ItOSK CHI ItT A s Iteenrdeil In Pint llook Mu. 3. P a g e s 3, 4tm il 3, 4 49 ft AV 439 ft ....... ....... 20 29 P a g e Mil H rioloolr Uouuty llrenrils |.f,2 ’ SrotJtioIr Uuuilty llrrorits. Iteg 1130.4 ft W o f MK C or U n k n o w n ... «Mt< \ Run XV 29 30 ’ Lot 28 ..... ............................ <1. McCall ............ 109.51 of N U » f N W U 31 ) JY'i r,f HRU o f S W U 9.88 Midi AA' to AA’ line o f Hoc f . Kliirhlrd 27.60 -Ul 20 29 eh N 20 rh .... 4M W . of HRU o f tfK 28.05 ! AA'. tl. Hell k .'f* W . .21 19 30 15 N 364.7 ft B 112 f l N *1.3 NU o f N W U (L c 21.15 ft 11 l u pi N o f beg tf C. h'tarhlrd I SIM II 1,1 A K’ S ADDIIIO A TO S A A FO B I) As Rreiirilnl In Pint llo o k .Am 485 ft o f S’ 46* ft) 91 .31 20 29 IS of NKU of S W U nml 2, I’ e g e 117 S rm luolr County llrrurils. M i* 11 Uf/k h o lin ’ |o b eg . ..... ........... . »S nf S ' , of NU of C.50,fa»t 4 llloek A ................ tf. S. Iliilimel ........ 5.90 U n k now n JEH -if SWU _____ 29 19 20 IT. AA s p i l l ABS As l l r r „ r ,l r , l In Plal llunk Mo. 1 P n g r III Hrmlnolr I,OMR W O O D As llreorilrd lu Plal lluuk No. I. P a g e s IN l o 31 S fm lg u le Lot 6 n i o c k A ----II. C. W a s h b u r n ...... 3.84 E».- n o t rh S or NU Cnunty Rrru rds. I Lots 6 * .8 Illock It U n k n o w n ... ...... 7.26 Cuunly llreord*. fcr. pelt ..................... 31 19 no Lots I tn X and II tn 20 M i ... T h o m a s \A llson > It 91 ch AA’ . 10 rh 2.79 , ot 3 , A. C. Htarblrd llloek 2 l.u 10.87 Unknown . 15 Lot 61 '.’S'.'. n eiw k < 5 11)1 rli K 10 ch .......... SK.HIAOI.l5 III5IGIITS .As Iterorilril In Pint Honk S o . 3. P n g e 17. Semi­ Lots I to 13 and 16 t o 20 34.4s ............ l ,« r» <-'obb ........... 2.79 Lots 113 to 146 A. c . Htarblrd nole Cnunty Hrenrils, Block 3 4.54 D.10L.A A* Itreorded In Pint Bonk X o. I Pngr I Sem in ole County llrenrils. All B lock s A A II O* 1 !\c h ' i r r '* ----2.49 Lots 211 lo 216 .............. .. A, C. Htarlilrd U n k n ow n ..................... 31.93 .\n Block i 3.8* bti i. 2 and 3 llloek A !*• **• L ld r ld g o .......... 62.01 Lot-* 7 (o 12 llloek c ilr * . Ll u c k o r .... 2.19 Luts 295. 397. uml 299 A. C. Htarlilrd Unknown i.si Lots 1 to 29 Block 6 ..... n*r HW Cor o f NK U o f la d s 632. 631. *36. «34. „ „ „ . . Lots I to 5 and 10 to ; Lots I to 7 B lock D ........ U n k n o w n ......... —........ 9.30 4.84 SKU 32 19 30 u * U n c h u r c h ......... 2.12 6 io and 643 ..................... A. C. Htarblrd 10 Riork 7 ......... ran t. is eli N 12 eh W ti Lots 1 to 7 ami II to 29 rh 8 7.16 . h W 5 eh tf In Pint llook Mo. 2. P n g e 73 Seminole III.H'U x 2.79 .1. A. IIIXTI.INK’ S ADDITION T o I.ONtlAA'OOD Aa lle e u r d r d In P la l l i n g A. C. Htarlilrd 2.35 SKAIIA4II.K P A R K As llreorilrd Unknown ( It eh . ....... .. No 3. I’ a a r 9. Srmlnulr Cuunly Ilr e o rd s. ( (Hint) II.... . Lots II and 13 ................. j ____________ W e s le y tl. O r r u l t . 3.1! 11 s.» ....... .. « nik 10 T r tn Unknown , n.u> Lots I to 12 and 16 to 29 2.79 A. C. Htarblrd Block 9 ................................ I ag e (L Sem in ole ( nun, 7 „ n { )n T r , ;J Mrlaeh R e a lly Co. 3.19 AI3VII‘ s At. A As Itreoriled In Plot Hook An. Lots I (o 5 ami 9 to II ly R ecord s AV. l l l l l ' T T ' 8 ADDITIO N TO I, ON BAA OOD As Itreurdud In P in ! lluuk No. Mclxch R ea lty Co. 51.45 ami 16 lo 29 Block 19 2.13 A. C. Htarlilrd 12 01 1 Lots 8 * 9 Rlk 10 Tr 13 Joseph Naval NS nf Lot 48 I. Page 33 Seminole Cuuuly R e c o r d s . M ilsch R e a lty Co. 8.29 Lots I to 12 and It to 20 8.29 1 Lots 10 X II lllk lo Tr 13 let $7 F. F. W es t ,, _ Lot 12 lllk 10 T r 13 .. Rom an .Mosley .......... 31 45 Block II 2.79 tf no ft » f n non rt ot v: A. C. Htarblrd X IV«| "f NKH o f NAA’ U •'Vi 259 ft o f Lot I Illock A ___________________ R o y Hauur ............ *.lla ds I to 7 idol 9 to 29 v 1 ” ■') of NKU o f NB 2.79 Ilell .14 A. C. Htarblrd \A*. 15 I tf NWU MAItTIA 'S ADIII'ITH A TO MANFUItll As llreiirded In Pint llouk n io c k 13 33 19 30 A. AIKC h KII'S SI HIIIVISION OF SBC. S3. T P . 30. B A N liM SO. A s K g s 3.86 A. (.'. Htarblrd All ill.,. Its 13 and 11 -----................... ................... .... , No. I. I’ nge US Sem in ole Cnunty lleeiirils. curded lu Plal llook C, Page l » O ra n g e C u u nly Ilr eord s. *1- <1. " II T IC S SI5COND SITIDIA ISIHA Ah Itrriirilrd In Pin! llook An. j o ||||t |H .rr m I* s. X .Mary .Saucer 31.75 All Blocks 17. 18. 19. 20. ,, . .e X.90 K 300 fl of that part nf A. C. Htarblrd , I P a g e ItMl Sem in ole County lleeiirils. |,ot 2 lllk 11 T r 10 Mrlaeh R e a l l y Co. , 10,61 SI « n d 31 Lot 9 tf nf K. M. lly. R a y m o n d A. Hmlth 1 IS 1,11 to 81 ............ ' nknnwn ................ ,0'*B i.. ( 5 mu u Tr n> Uni.... .. 19.84 Lots I to 6 and 16 to 20 2.79 AIAIM5 .ADDITION TO I.OMLAVOOI) As R e c o r d e d In Pla t Hook Mu. 8, A. C. Htarblrd m ,, . ----------- — — --------r;— 1 . 1. ............ . v .. laita 1 x 9 nik 11 Tr to Unknown ............. 15.71 lllk 2 : 2.49 *• ’I. " I I I II'S SKUIIAII St HIIIA ISIHA i w R r r o r d r d J i i I Ini llook A o. | ( [ , „ , „ k , , T r , 0 U n k n ow n 10.61 Lots I to 17 Blk 21 - .......... A. C. Htarblrd P ag e 23. Xrm lnolt County Itrenrds. 5.90 A. C. Htarblrd All Block 25. 26 ami 27 U n k n o w n ... ................... S.I9 12.71 ------------------------------------------l/li 10 {, 7 Block A U n k now n .............. ...... 1.83 Lota 6. 7 and 8 llloek D A. C. Stnrblril Lots 13 to 21 Block 28 ... U. J. AA IItTK'S SI H i m ISIHA Ah llreordeil In Pint llo o k No. 2, Page IS K S o f N 10 .A nf KU o f .. , , „ „ L,t< It i 5.90 A. C. Htarblrd and i ’ to All B locks 30. 31. and 22 N W U o f NAVU 3 20 31 5 U n k n o w n .............. 21.11 Sriiiiuule Cumily Itrrnnls. (I.MO ads 61. 52 and 5.11 Mrs. BUna O. McU n k n ow n ..................... tl) Work •A . Lot 3 B lo ck 2 ................ Culler, et n l........ ....... . 6.51 AIRS. RKOI. A A. II 14,4*1 NS* NITIIHVIStON As Hrrurilril In I’ lnl llook No. S A N F O R D CKLIillA IIKI.TA As Itrcnrdrd lo I’ lnl lluuk No, I. I’ s g r s TS »’ < 7)S«t] D. AA’ and 190 3 P a g e 13, S r m in o lr 4'minly Hreurd#. Lots 8 to 14 (Leas H 60 and TU Sem in ole Cou nty R rru rds. ft 8 nf NT ' Cor . J..... ........35 19 30 II. F. R u ssell and Lota I l o 1*8 ..... ■■ _________ A. C. Hlnrblrd ........... 15.12 lUn .8 47. ft AV 535 ft N ft. o f 12 * H 80 ft. o f W , T. F. A d a m s . . 272.70 tfemlnnle R e a lty Co... 52.31 18 ft. o f Lot 10 ) llloek r, , **» ft K "••• f t ................. Lida IA , 2 A nml 3.A..... OF C L A Y 8P I U N 0 S As Iterordrd In Plat llook Lola 9 A uml DIA (Iwaa o f HAA'U o f .. |o 2 ____ _____ _________ ______ ________ _______ W illia m tl. A Id rid go 35.35 (iltOA 1*5 l l l l . l . DIVISION ru No. 3, P a g e 37, Srmlnulr Cuunly Ilreords. 68 75 J. (t. Ifnyilrri . Unknown -— 19 30 tf I eh o f Lot I0A) . 14.04 U n k n ow n NK llOltl A SON'S SI'HVKA HI’ AA A DIMTIOA t i l SAAUHIIH As llr eor ilr d All lllks A l o II and J to Lot 23 of A. ( ’ . Htnrhlrd 15.73 »K', „r > AA'U ofo f WV4 61.45 J I* M onroe P * R. tf. * T 30 19 In Pla l llook Ao. I. I'ngrs 92 and 93 Semin ole ( iiunly Itrrorils. A V j o f Lot 4 3 NB U 3« A m le m n i * W llsu n. 61.65 non s •». 7 ’ ft AV 185.33 27.61 It. L. O r e c r 35 20 2'J 160 NKU Lot |4 W 218.35 ft Of H 72.09 ft. f>. S 267 H B to b e g 11.95 , , U n k n ow n ............... ..... o f tfU o f U n k n ow n ..................... 4.16 KU " f NAVU Ilf li'lt 1 ....................... • lull 67 tf anil AV o f Christ Bu rural 4.t* Lot I and HWU o f N W U *nr " f HAA'U o f Hi ream ............... . Ir. ir. ft » r AV 231.35 fl of l.'nknown .................. .. 3.09 33 to 30 nf HU o f Lot I 36 30 19 ... 3* U n k now n . — ....... . 1.75 Beg 915.3 f l tf o f NAV !tf ” 2.99 ft o f Lot I Rj'i c , . Beg tfW Cor of N A V , 36 20 2'J • I S 361 ft. AA’ 7 tr I Lot 2 ( le ss K 117 ft * AA I’or * 2’ 31 fl X -74 ft ................ ,50 U n k n ow n —— — Run N 753 ft B 462 ft tf Run K 138 ft M 191 ft W 59 fl o f B 176 ft of tf Anderson & lATtsun. 3 03 SJX 8 4 16 Prince JfcK In u sy . . ft AV 11»2 (I "C H 'j ofHAVU U n k now n .......... ...... .. 16,513 ft ft I'll ft ............... 11 08 117 ft.) J. ll. & J. W. H u rk ey 36 19 30 U n k n ow n ............... — 7. 36 llog 9.IX cli N uml 19 ch K 18 ft o f Lot 4 KU o f NKU o f NAVU of S'* so rt ■S■ SKU U n k n o w n ....... —.... 48.83 mil 15H AA* o f H " f a w Cor 2 20 ao NKU ( I .ran R y ) t i t 31 AV 30 ft o f 15 316.6 ft o f Xi: f , . r ,, NAVU 36 19 30 ' '• PW J. 15. lating . . . » ........ 4 16 linn tf 42 d e g 50 mill AAr NAVU o f HWU and AV «60 le d I .............. ■-R'J'I N ft W to Ry. 1.66 ell tf 47 deg. 10 mitt — Lilli.. >: O re o n 19.81 ft of NU of HWU «f NW 9.10 ' AV 132.88 ft o f fait 9 ... . *E In III., U’ n k now n .......... - ..... •» *r F e l i x M erritt ............ 12.01 I OK 19 eh H <2 d eg 50 mill ft" U (Less tf 14 ill of NAVU Lot IS ................................... AV X I rh N 4 7 d eg 10 mill IT.tV J. It. I l a y d c u - ...... Rllinger Lee (Kx* of HWH) • 3® 31 •IXFOIIH l i c i t . I I T S As llreordeil It, Pin! H«,,k An. 2. P a g e 63 Semis AA'. 10 eh N43 d eg 69 min etntdlon u llo w e d a r ­ HVi o f N K U o f tf AV U of tf 50 ft o f N 170 ft of AV Liinlr C n m ily Itrrnrrts. K 2>J ch N 47 deg 10 into U M. Lu ca s ......... 22 . 1* i l Inst l e g ) 4.16 HRU 4 20 31 4.54 ISO ft o f Bill IS ................ I'tikpnwn ...—— — W lo rh N42 d r g 50 min AVI, o f N B U o f tf AA* U of N 109 ft o f AA* 120 ft of S47 d e g 10 mill II. J. tftarlln g J. II. B r on son 17.75 K 7 ' , <h ___ L ...... 4 20 31 l l h h l l \ ,| I ' x h k 11 Ilf HIITS. As llr eor d rd In I’ lal ll o o k Aa. L Pag e lllk J. T. Il(rknnn 33.77 tf K u IS K 10 ch to lirg tf 573.5 ft o f 15 752 ft uf 7 s. s r m i n o lr County lleenrtls. 19 2 73 Iteg 29,67 ell A A ’ nf NB Joh n AA'. F u l l e r N W U ” f NKU 5 34 31 A\. >1. C l . A l l l i 'S s |IIDIA| s |HA III' Itl.H IK 11 T ll'.ll II AAD III.UIK •A Smith o f t f * *14 Mrs. T. J. 15. AVcII* lu h> Cor 3 29 39 VS 15 A o f HAA’ U o f HWU 6 20 21 • AVer! nf I’ n l . .. „ II TTI7R 15 .As It,-corded In I'lnl Hook At,. I, P ag e Ink Sroilo.d e Run tf 5 ch AV 10 cli N II. I . l ellnWS ... T.S.j I ouiily Records. 2.13 H 267.1 f l o f HKU o f HKU u u "; UnkHOMn k ,' A'. 15. D o u g la s s -----7 25 L, J. R. Ilu y d cn .... 3-7) of NBU * 29 21 .t 3Blk II T r 11 U n k now n 32.99 5 rt, B 10 eh Ui, 3 Reg. 10.7 eh tf uml 17.61 • •> Block It Anna M. D eForreat ..3I.X-* KV» o f NKU o f SKU Lot I Blk II T r 15 Chan. K n ig h t . 31.45 eh West o f NK C or o f • • • k k . . . . . __ U n k now n ----------------ex.-e (l.eaa tf II eh uf KU o f |.,.t 2 lllk 11 T r 15 » ■ U n k n ow n ----------- ... 14.05 t : HKU uf HWU 3 29 39 l <J J. R. Ilu y d cn NKU Of H K U ) .......... 5 20 31 1 ' and N 50 ft , , *f L.t 17.75 D KFO RU UST’ S AIIIIITTHN Til SHI T i l SANFOItl) As llreorilrd In Pint Run S 55 d eg K 17.3X eh l.tek i| ............. .. r>. H T h ra sh e r 3. IP | U n k n o w n . . .. H W U o f NKU o f HKU .... i 30 31 X, K 26 deg W 3.71 eh A V led 6 uml nil . _ ... . ,, llook Ao. I. P ag e 1.10. .Srminolr County lire,,rtfs. All HKU " f HWU Last of “« J III. k i; j . I). W o o d r u f f N W ly to b e g In U n k n o w n ___ 3 IIS « 30 31 Lot I. ... J 0 *1 l ’ « w e l l Heirs 7.26 I. 9 cli 2.95 M c l l o n v m e A vo. F. U. A’ arn ey ........... 3 20 Sees 10 ami •II. (iARMHII’ g ADDITIHN T O M A R K H A M PAllU II l-.K.II I s As l l r - M. AA. Cl.A UK'S s i l l HIA I * I d A OF F.'k OF III.OIK X", AAD A l l. III.Kg. KU o f HWV; o f S W U and it. It CSsKI.I.’ S .ADD F O R T HKF.D As llr e a r d n l In Pla t Husk Mu. 1 I r"r-le.l I,, |.|ll( ||„„k A„• I. P d g e SI Srmluale ( ininty Record s. AAD 39 OF IIOIIIASOA'H SI IIA KA .As Rreorilml In Pint llook An. II. .g tfW Cor o f S K U •>£ I’ nge 07 Sriutnulr County llrru rds. ‘ I 111 .. ' k Fred AA Ight *-J I, I’ nge IU7 Send,lole Cuunly llr eor d s. HWU .............. ........ ......... 3 20 39 l7nktiow n Lota I to 8 llloek 3 n nn R 2 U eh N 10 ch AV rr ss as R e c o r d s I L ot 6 B l o c k 11 h o w n 7.16 R ea lty T r u s t Co. l to io Dlock 4 . 4.31 A. llr r o rd I ^ . J||ork Unknown 3 J 6 2 tj rh tf to rh. 23.30 Ilalen II. A'ernay 35.03 ' "• 1 'H A IT I'S 2 A D AIIDITION TO AI.AI t l i l l AAl IIKIIIH B 53 ft o f Lot I nml K , In Plat llo e k An. I P n g r so srin ln .d e County Record s. I 20 34 Lot 7Block 36 ... U nknown -------------7.24 Iteg 55 eh AA’ o f NK C o r 55 ft o f N 30 ft o f Lot & ' ’ led 15 Riork K . 15.ivl Field »• 11 I Lola 10 * 11Block 34 __________________ U n k n o w n .................. - . * « Run AV 5 eh H 10 ch K U n k n o w n ... ...... .. A*. M. D ou g la ss 4.13 Illock X 5 5 eh N 10 rh Lot 3 uml N 30 ft of l«ol ■ACHKI.’ m PI AT, As llr r o r d r d In Plat B ook A„. 3. P n g r 3s Seminole R. AA. C L A R K 'S s r n i m i s I d A HI III.til It 31 OF HHIIIXSHA'S s | | l- Beg lo >Ti tf and 29 cli AA' • 2.47 U n k n o w n ............. 6 Ulaek 9 Co,inly llrrurds. L> • 20 IU.66 A KA As llr eor ilr d lo |T:*» llook A o. I, I’ n gr loll S r m in o lr t m ini) Records. uf NK Cor 1.13 l e d , 5 and X llloek lo U nknown >4. tf. R.iumel Unknown 20.83 II ll ti 15 10 eh tf 15 d e g K Lot « ............ ... ..... All Mouth 2.4 rh •>< NW I rh tf 7.17 rh AV 32.83 ch MrllutivRIe 8* M| A " it IIKKIIIT s t s R ec ord ml In Pint llo o k A... 3 P a g e IS ........... .. Rust o f 168.3J U UtUtnow n U. II. H.A A l l's AltDI'ITHA TO sAAI-'HIlD, .As ltreor,le,l In I’ lal llo o k Mo. N 10 ch K to rh to b e g .............. ....... 7 30 31 U n k n o w n ....... ... 4 7i Ave. ('••only llvrorils. ' " Ilr"cords. I I'liKr Kit. “Srndnnle County eords. tf 15 uerrs o f tfAV'i o f NK I 11.97 AA'. R. F l i e r All N 7 eh o f NAVU K a o AVI Ilia lam M cIntosh 12.01 55 R. R. B ld rtd go .... 58.55 7 2<J 30 Lot U and NAVU o f tfKAi t (A 7 30 31 Unknown .. . <>f Jlallonvllle A v o . ' " H i s s| IIIIIA ISIOA As nrrortlril in I’ lnl llook A„. I. Pn gr S3, Seiul- STKA IIIF O R D ’ S AHIHTTHA TO SA AFH IID .As llr eor ilr d In Pint Hook tf 50 A o f HU o f NAVU K U o f S ' , of HU of NW 31.18 90 30 N. II. F e n w i c k ... s 20 and NKU o f tfW'.l 1 L 73; ____ 14 !,.t i. n,,le Uouuty Ilreords _ .. 34 31 S Christ tlucural U o f NAVU Ao I. I'nicr 119 Srnilitole Cuunly llr r o n l s . ' 1 ....... Unk now n -------, ss t ss ' U n k now n 12 01 Lot I Wild all N K U o f HP. 9 20 30 31.75 h>, o f HAA'U o f NAV'i Of 18 lis ten II. V «rn a y U NAV o f Ity ........ U n k n o w n ............. !3. IP l ' ot -.g ........ . U n k n ow n ........... 17.45 --------16 20 11 1 N VV'. Rrg. HW Cor o f HKU o f T|,‘ N •»** SAAK O ltD As Itrronlr.l In Plat Hook No. I. "*1 0 20 30 L.,, . 1 * « d 113. I Ch M3, l i d and 117. Srm inolr 4 o o u ly Ilreords. I i I, I I I A I’ l ’ C l . ' S S t IIII IA TS IOA .As l l r e o r d r d In P l a l l l o o k A o . I. P a g e HKU 4 .A llI5HO.N A s Itrrurdrd ia Pla l lleuk I P a g e PO, SeoU aole Uuaaiy Itun AV 132 ft N 627 ft N 71. S r m i n o l r I o u n t y I t r r o r d s . j Tr :• *• 9 and 19 Rlk Iltrords. 540.79 1 17 d e g 10 min W 237.6 ft Unknown 5 1 . ( 5 1 Lot Dl IHuck 41 Unknown ............ 5-99 t o R y NK u lon g lly 132 ft Lota I. 2, 3. t. 9. 6. 9. 19. nik 2 T r 4 * ------- Mi J.23 tail 11 B lo ck <5 U n k n o w n ... r,.»* si ___ j r 71. L tlreer ami 15 Ulock I ..... .....— — t o Id 662.7 ft N o f b e g Blk s T r 9 , J n . AA'ntle 4* 8 21 Lot 41 B lo ck (J ynhnown 17 ^ Hi: 11 J C Itlrh Unk now n 23.41 Lota 7 and 6 Ulock I tf to beg K. ll. D a r n e r _.. .... i i j . l l Lot 60 Illock K * Blk 3 T r 3 H r, ( V"* J TA lle n L 8 I It L. O reor Luts |l and l « IHock 3 ... la,I i m k j »|.r 3 N 4*5 f l o t tf 1320 ft o f f! L Tliraaher 3.49 Idita 1. 3. 3, and 4. Block IS U n k n o w n ..... .............. • 29 30 • • ■ ‘ •‘d X lllk 3 SOI TH S A N F O R D As Recorded In Plul lluuk No. I, P a g e 01, Srmlunlr Lot a U O rear 3 Al l HKU o f SAA'% o f H K U I W. Philip * ...... __ Cl I'liuulf l l r n i r i h . ] i. A. U. D u k e 1.45 Lot 10 Block 3 —----- . . U n k n o w n —— ......... — 9 20 mi Lola 5 * 6 Illock A __________________ U n k n o w n ......... — 31.45 N o f A. c . I - Ry 1 Tr .J'-rsa K io f t ) ' inic .... 4 F. R ob in son — lirg NK Cur o f ............ 9 29 39 Wi 51. I’ ALAI HAM MOCK ALLOT 1II5.VP .As R reurdrd la Plat llo e k No. I. P ages 4 nil ,,r. !_"< 3 and all lot SI 3< FLO RID A LAN D A I IlkOA l / A T I O N CO.’ S .ADDITION TO S O IT II s.AN- Run AV 8 rh tf 8 91 c h AV 101 and 103 Hriuluulr Cuunlv R rrurds. j . L. Jlllbir FOIID A s Itrrurdrd lu PUI « » « k I. P a g e 73. Srm lnulr l .iuuly Iteeords. 9 rli tu Hanford lit. Ilna K - - •• »,j It of I-eit 7 9 _______ —......... Unknown 0 ,4 1 Lot 5 Blk 41.95 Lot 30 «,<■» Jl I* IVrnald 2.19 65 d e g W to K linn o f Hccto w , l>. l i n g # • • • • • U n k n o w n ----------- -----3.15 HKU o f NAVU uml U 14 8•" 69 f 3'2 I-lorn Burnett ......... 3 16 la f, .. l# AV. PhlUpa A: Hoii rh o f HAA'U o f NAVU 18 3» l l i 8 U n k n o w n 71. 91 n,l 7 Blk 1 T r :i — 3’« r, 3 P, It Am lrcw n .. . to 31 N 5 rh o f H 30 rh o f lot Lot 8 37 19 St ! ’ . It. A n d r e w s .......... 3.49 • . i lad •»* ld« t 3 Blk 4 U n k n o w n .................... 1.1) 20 20 99.34 I tf ||20 f l o f Lota 1 * • f 4 t N .R o b s o n 8TF.I5.A MKl.XON'X a l HOIATs|()X Aa llr r a r d ed la Pla t Mo*k Ns, I P r « < 40 I*. i l A n d r e w * .. ._. 338.02 75 34 19 31 eh nf NK U to S K ' , tJ .4 ?!tL ea * AV I oOIU f t ) », ■1 * |! k \ ;r 1 f AV II U elert Mein* M Peaalaolr C on ate Iteeords, 2. JO U n k n ow n ..... . 30 39 o f SKU MS k l Tr Unknow n . 1 V i B*I7 ‘ ' : ® f « N * 363 ft I'. N'i uf Lot 8 .______________ ;.i» Ndsaa '-3 S XW * 1• U* — .. 24 1) 31 17.lu ,,f tfli tfee. Host .......... is- II. Rrltt ------------»•# V 'h • T r *( . ■ ■ __ wM | ID, HRS St n i m i x i o x ,(< K rrarded la Run N I detf 3* min AV, O. F. 8 W 0 P U LAND CO.’ » P L A T OF S L A C K H AM M O CK I s Itr r o rd r d |j ' d all lot I’ lst lluuk No. -j . P a g e s I I ) . 113, aad 118 Seiulnole ............. Rrrurds r *; * 177-u- u o l ft N* * 8 U deg K *61 | s i Uni >\v n P la l Ituak No. 3 P a g e s IIP aad IM Xrmlnulr Cnunty Heeerds. 30.11 Lots 15 to 18 B lo ck 13 J. k5. Hlnylclary . f ft tflv t t l l H ft tf *3U Of l.ot n ■ 4.93 IT Lot 2 4 Ulock IS ..... Ularenc* tf. Harlow .. M i Lot IA 29 A. V. tfmlth ........ dep W 74* ft to beg. N 70.29 n It I'ttkm I : ' Lota 173 to 770 • Lota IS. 31 und 32 Ulock Kdward H lgglna j j ' D* s j l ” 1 f t AV 2b it K », o f NAV U o f MW U 274 I'nkhv Lota 373 to 305 _ 13.61 17 .... ......................................... Clarence S H a r lo w > 19 It. C. B o w e r . 39 19 31 »» 11 ft tf 40 ii* (Lea# K 2-3 ) 10 Unkmi I-ota 37 4 to 381 Clarence tf. H arlow . Lola M and 2“ Ulock 13 .. l i r , lUir n T. Tliraaher —— . 110.13 3.10 t'aknc i ar.,1 I At A J— . » — Uora J. A V r a t ____ __ P L A T OF 8 RC. 31. TP. IP S. HAN OI: 31 CAST Aa lleeurdrd In Plal lluuk Lota ,4 und 15 B lock SO _ SfV#. U. a Hrown. f t 1«1 ft o f X \y I . 71.11 Unknc U U Lota 31. 22. 37. nnJ 38 <w illow 's ex e m p tio n »r 11 Mo. 3. Page N, trailau lr t ou uiy llrrurds, 1.49 7»9 UphB(i »K U e. Unknown I allo w e d ) w l a U o f L ot A •VtL o f Lol !• and 1 *'*■ JJ-.fl ft " f Lots 8 and 7 lllk 12 T r 2 IMH 19 i' cr,‘!, of3i 42 H. II. UldrldKo 75 11 ! ,ot * ,,lk *;! T r 2 Lot 3 lllk 13 Tr 3 I f f , n k Cor o f L o t I Lot fi lllk 13 Tr 7 ........... l gto.'k A of Paola In ........38 n 54 ft o f Lot 10 u ik II E Y s f t ft. W 323 ft. Tr I . It. It. UldrldKe j i D ft u 325 f t ............ Lot 2 Itlk 11 T r 2 1ll!4P0 lt!>**'ARM* ns Iternriled In Pint Hook Ao. I Pn aes 127, I2.H ntul Lot 3 Rlk It T r 2 UJspj, Sem in ole Uouuty Itrrords. Lot fi lllk It T r D* Crstrr Part "f U t l Lots 3. I and a Rlk 15 T r 3 ,|Uts J ft. road) n io c k A ( . .. Hell ................ 31.35 Lots « and 7 lllk 15 T r 4 1st 1 lllm-k 3 . .... ........ M l llam H en ry A llen 3.151 lad 8 \ W >, „ f |,ot 7 let I p l o t : U I nki.owi, 33,45 W k N Ut« 9. 1 1,11,1 •* IHock 9 .:, H a w k in s 6So| Lots t x- 5 lllk 7 Tr \ Ut ! Block 13 ................ _________________________ U n k now n 7.93 Lot 8 nik 7 T r <’ & HM �■ THE SJ EIGHT. __ > A Y , M A Y 1 4 .1 9 2 5 . Spurious Examtaatton Aids Sold to Pupils ' ym u • *yu., * D e s c r ip tio n . L an d of D esc rip tion o f Land T o ta l T a x e s and Coats 6 OQ 0 I — ol U BH Af Kh 'tt At Hit % 2 fL o f NW "i nf N W H ........ of SB V i . - 6 6 H 20 JJ 20 32 { » « \\ H 20 •&*R o f NTT C o r o t SW * d W a d s Tlauleraon tl. I* Hprrr M. K. Dooley Unknown Unknown 32 M l C f . t n n s O V S A D D IT Irt S W I. ! ’ ■ * Lots 3. 13. 13. I*. 17. I t 19. 22. 23. ft 21 He*c NW C o r o f H >4 of N W U o f SW14 .................... 5 Hun K 20 Hi H 9',4 rh W 99* ft N 136 ft W 322 ft N 2.03 4.00 3.74 10.13 3.74 ,, • U c 3 5 T o ta l T a x e s and Coats D escription o f Land • t V < i W M D | B « 1 ^ A ^ A » | W I . P la t tW ok J. J. M cilllUin Hun W 413 ft H 104 W ft K II* ft N I0U4 f t HK 44 o f HK U 24.36 K ' i o f HK U o f N W «i Of NK <4 sss»,sesee•»#>»», H er NK Cor o f N W % ....J Hun W 350 yd H 210 y d R 350 yd N 210 vd .... 55.55 K 350 yd N 210 yd ....... Dr. ft. L. /A n d er son .. IS 20.29 B e * N W C o r o f 1 o f HAV Vi ........................... ...... 5 • S 4 S F 4 0 N r f f l ? ' * • R e c o r d e d In P in t Bunk So. 3 l’ s * e SO, Sem in ole Hun H 466.62 ft K 466.62 1 It. F. C ook 5 8.84 ft N 166.62 ft W t o her.. C o u n ty Itrrm-il*. > Lot 30 . ---------- — .. „ — K. It. Moliley 4.30 H e r 121 ft W ft 372 f t H 16 20 33 441 Unknown ••••••••••••••••••A* 3.74 o f NK C or o f NW* >4 of HWH o f N W H ' ...n 21 30 » n t : 1* .............. • H 126 W l t r r r O M i r s M * 11 T . * ! ! , , , T , 2 i , . T # . Ae » receded In Pla t flun W e s t 66 ft llnnli No. , a I ' m 30 Neutlnnlr Connty ltrr»r<l«. ft W 116 ft H 1*0 f t K 1*0 Unknown 3.02 ft N 303 ft to h e r ---------7<ots 4. 6. 1* and 19 n . 1 __•..................• Unknown .... 3.23 S 4 2 ft o f H '4 o f N B U Lot 1 B lo ck 2 . , | Unknown .. ............ .. 3.91 o f N W '4 o f N B U (L ess Unknown l.ot* 11. 19 and 20 IllncIC 1 Unknown -------4.60 Bast *1 f t ) ....... ... * Lot 3 Block 3 ........ • Unknown ............... 1.34 H ' i of WVi of NBU J. H. C olem an o f N W ' 4 ............................... 6 WHITCOM B'S 3%II ADMIT.'*** TO GK.NKVA As llr r o n t n l In Pint B ook All HB ' i o f 8K H W o f Unknown 21 30 Nn. 3. Pane Ml S e m i n o l e C ou n t! Ilrrorils. A. C. L. Hy ............. .............. • I Lots 1. 2. 3. V 10, 11 nnd lira * : o ft I*, ft 126 ft S Unknown 13 o f NW C or o f N K ' i ____ * 21 30 ts 13. I!», and 30 Block Him K 60 ft H 140 f f W U nknown Unknown 60 ft N 140 ft .......... L ots 2 to 4 and 14. 16. Ileic N W C o r o f NK *4___ t 21 30 21. 32. 22. 2« nnd 27 Block Bun It 120 ft H 266 ft W Unknown Unknown 13.27 120 fl N 265 ft ..................... >1 II. Dooley 23.07 Bj l.ot* 13 and 20 B lock 6 .. Her 3.10 ft N ft 3 1*.It ft Unknown 3.71 K o f HW C o r o f K '.4 of . Lots 1 t^ 6 Block 7 ......... Unknown 10.13 N K 'i o f H W ' « .................... 7 K W H o f N K H .......... ........17 20 32 10.13 Itun W 3 1V 11 ft N 136 ft Unknown N B tt of NK H ............... - 17 20 32 40 l i e s 4.93 rli NOf HW 4,'or 17 20 33. "A K 271 ft HH 136 ft HW 60 I Lnnle T u r n e r Bun N 4.99 cli K 12 rli H *T fl to h e r ............................. Unknown 13.49 H V. o f NK Vi o f NK Vi 4.99 fh W 12 ch ................ 6 2.50 U n k n o w n ___ !l 8 E tt o f N K ' i <l. ess beg. o f HW ' 4 4 HE f o r Run N. 14 r|i W 6 Her 6'4 eh N ft 9.76 rh 7.96 K o f HW C or o f NK '» Unknown rh H 14 rh E 5 c h ) -13 20 33 s' 33 lien V. Williams 12.20 o f HW 14 ....... .•.......... “20 “ 20 “ *32 40 H W 'i o f• HB*4 ............ 7 21 3U 1 B e r 376 3 ft K o f HAV Cor Hun H 1,42 ell W 11 cli D. T. H o l l o w a y 4.96 o f NWU of N W U ....... -11 20 32 N 1.33 cli K 11 rli ... . I Hun H 417 4 ft W 203.7 ft lleK 2*7.1 tt i: ft *91.6 ft Bt a486.7. ft K 313.1 ft N a t F ww< * as N o f HW C o r o f KK V4 of r. so H W , Calvin Itcdillck >74.1 V> ft to be*. ......... 7 : 1 no 10.13 Itun K to Brick Bond HW Unknown 34 20 33 H W 11 of HW 14 find HAV‘ 1 n lo n r m in e to pt H of U nknown _ Unknown ................ I1.lt ber. N to b e r 36 20 32 3.69 o f N W '4 o f S W U M ............... 13.02 Iter 25*7 '.-4 ft W o f HK 27 Unknown HB'4 -7 20 32 James H . Andrews...., 20 33 17.72 21 30 HW*4 r.f HB14 ■ 23 I Cor. 7 Unknown 3.91 Hun West 130 ft N 335 \ H W h <f NWV4 4>f N W 44 34 20 32 Unknown 1.51 ft K 130 fl H 135 ft II. It. MITCIIF.I.I.'N K t'llV K V OP T i l R I.KVV IJMANT As B r r o r d r d In H er 6*3 ft N o f HW Cor Pint B o o k So. I. P n r e 3 Hriiiltiiilr County lleeords. M 30 o f Lot I ............................... 3 Heth W o o d r u ff 7.15 Itun N 625 fl K '663 fl H l.ot 3 Block B ................... >ss«s•s•»«*••*| 11.55 626 ft W 653 ft ................ * s - « • ninrli I! I n k »«*»«*• n Unknown *4.07 Unknown 41.36 I). 1C HOT ft N o f 1xit 16 Block ll ............ HW Unknown N.63 Cor o f Lot 4 ......................... 8 Lot 9 Block II erSeeiitmuttrsk* 343 ft N and H by 600 ft Itun N 1527' j ft K 9*4 V4 K and W In N B C o r le.t ft HIv 206.1 ft W 226.2 ft link iiowii 2 12 N 525 ft W 653 ft to h e r ii*tttrtti«rt«rtrii 66 Block D •*•»«. •••• sees as It. II. M ilrlln 15.25 NW « f B 20 A o f Lot W 44 o f NK '/, o f NW I> If. Ilowler Ant. Cl Block D ........ Albert \V. .Smith '4 o f NW U ................. * 21 30 ’ Unknown ........... Lot I0J Block If — » —« »r — .» H erbert it. I'eltes... K '4 of M '4 o f Lot 3 . N 21 30 , N R '4 o f HW ',4 ft W '4 I Tl'S C A W II.I.A As Iteroriled In Pint B o o k So. 1 Pon e 5 Sem in ole Conn* o f N ' j o f I.ot 3 (Lens 4y Con n ty lleeords, It. I . Nh«>len ....... 9.50 A st|. In N W C o r ) 8 st so K. W. Thompson 1.96 1 ij Lot 10 itotttnttfMistttitiot .1. J. McM illa n 22.90 of HK tt o f HK U 19 21 30 H.60 H 40 M p. Boblnson BWVi o f M J f j t T ] 21 29 Nathan ft Herthu H 206 fl o f N Vi o f HW Unknown .............. 6.21 >. of HK *, o f HW Vk 19 21 29 20 o t H K 'i Fram 'la 6.50 3 21 29 .if N K ' i Hualn M. B n w k ln s 2.99 NK 4 i.f HE 14 o f NK 4 2 t 21 N 652.11 ft A. C. C u i t I.’ ioii 2.99 ' , o f HK 4 o f N E Vi .21 21 30 • A..70 Unknown 1.75 HK M Yr 247 ft H to b t eear . W 4 o f NK 14 of NK < 4 ............................. o f NE <4 ’ N A V . of N. o f NK *4 ft W tt -----4 o f NK R Unknown ............ .. 2.79 21 29 HW Vi o f NK1* .......... .3 Hubert H. Hawkin s.. 30 0.99 of n k 4 2 1 21 o f NK '4 o f NK >4 o r e 7, Semin ole C o o olr E A l.T A M O N T I: A* llrrorilrtl III Pint B ook No. I o f NK 4 ft HK Vi o f NK Itreenla o f NK tt ft N H » f J. (1. Henrbnrn 1 M2 Lol 11 ............ ........................ | N W VI o f HK Vi o f NK K 4 o f NKV* o f N W 4 nf It. F. H aw k in s 21 21 30 2 • 5 Unknown . - 12 i - , MU. HW ’4 , 3 21 29 •1 Of NK »4 o f NK K 4 o f NW 14 o f N W 4 of lllruiii L Hmltli Unknown 2.12 htt 4 o f h i ; Vi Of NK Vi 25 21 30 b HKH < 8 21 29 21 29 iilrn n i I.. Hmltli o f NK 4 25 2 1 30 Hun N * rh K 6V4 ch H Uukniiwn 2.12 Ilea 5 cli N o f HK Cor 8 ch W 6 Vi ch . ................... 5 o f N K ' i o f N K ' i ............. 25 21 30 Her 6 eh W and 15 ch N Bun W I" rh N 7 ch K 10 21 29 of HK Cor ..f N W '4 3 Hlrnm U Hmltli eh H 7 eh ............................. H n n -N Hi ch W I cli H H 4 of K tt " f HW Vi Unk iiowii 2.72 4 10 cli K I ell J. II. M. C olter Unknow n 10.5H of HK 4 ........................... 35 3< 30 4" XI 29 HWV4 Of HW V, 6 7.25 Unknown 1" WVi Of HW ',4 o f NKV4 H 21 29 W 3-1 o f H 4 o f .NK'i pint ii.Mii. 1. I'ntlr 31 Nrmluole Caun ty lir e 15 I'. K I .eland 31 35 IIA Al MOCK .Aa llerortlecl lu o f NWVi .................. 9 21 29 ord«. U.4 " f H W 'i nf NWVi AV. C. H ollid a y ...... 10.90 6 W Vi o f Lot 7K 11 Unknown .... 4.16 Lot 16" (Lean 9 A In NK Cur) 9 21 39 F lor id a flrovrj* Co. 1" 22 10 ..................... H ck 305 fl K and 30 ft \V 1" F lo r id a ( ir o v e a C o ..... *7.02 Loin 219 to 252 of NK Cor of HWV4 of 4" C. K. H o w e l l ............ *7.02 Lol* 253 to 366 NWVi .................................. 9 2! 29 UitUnown •......... ........... 2" 43.75 l.oln 392 ft 333 . . Hun H In U M tty W COS fl I.otn .13*. 339. JIU ft K N to pt W of be|{ i: to Jatnrn C. Daltlinan 35 99.15 4 Unk nuwn 3.09 Vf of i l l 5 lien. 4* It. W. Harr . 33.94 tt <>f Lot 312 I t.or. K A. K. HJublom 9 21 29 35 W ?■•3 of N K ' i o f N K ! i I f .; W tt o f Lot 312 ft All Me 1 U n k n o w n ..................... 15 12 *5 II. D. FI'I.I.KIt'H HI II III i IAIO \ Am Hrriirilril In Pint Book No. 1 I'nyr I.ot 31.1 .................................... Frrnl II. FlttliiR ......... 14.39 1" Lot 13" ............................ ....... 2il Mrinlnolr Uoiinly llrrunta. 27.65 Lota 1 to 10 ................... . Unknown .............. VAN AII sl» AI.K UNBOUND IIIIOKKB.AflF. I'll'* NKG'ON'M .AMBITION TO In Plat llouk No. I, P e a r lOS, SrinlPLAN OF T U B ttUlllll VISION OF I.ANI1 IIKI.ON f i l N d TO A I.T A MONTH •II.ACK II \ M MUCK A* Hrriirilril inilr County Itecorda. L A M ! IIOTKI. A N D N \ V Id A T IO N CO.. A s Hrriirilril In I'lnt B ook No. .10 Jumea C. Dabtm an 65 69 Lota 335. 336 ft 337 I, P a a r s 0, 10, mill 12, Nrnilnolr C m i l l Ilrrorils. 40 U n k n o w n ....... ....... . *7.02 3 21 ul Lola 315, 317. 369 ft 371 IMItli B. Tyler 3.17 HW V, o f N W 4 N 4 o f HE Vi of NK Vi L..tn 6C0 to 563 ft 6H6 to 5 U n k n ow n 28.30 * 3* 21 593 Unknow n 12.31 •if HE 4 to K. C. A t k i n , 15.32 HE 4 o f N t; 4 9 21 :>l Lota (ill to 61* ft 632 to NK 4 o f NE 4 o f NW 102.75 1 637 . ............ Unknown 2.50 U n k n ow n 21 .11 117 of NW tt 119. txita 6(5 ft 659 ft 360 • Unknown 30 K. C. Atkina 11 89 N , of HW 4 nf N W 4 10 21 31 West I Are,. «,f 1.0, 11 !»• h 9i« > .1 V. o f . . I , Cor CIO l.vlllR fkiUtll o f Lot 361 J. B. I louaer 10 21 31 Of NWV, III HKV4 I IJ ft H .172 D L FROST'S AMBITION TO \l .TAM ON TK An Hrriirilril III Pint B o o k No. I U'OI " J. II Lee 2 It l’»«r II Sriiilnolr County ItrroriU. I ! 1’ ... Un k now n ..... 3.17 !»••« 31, ft N o f HK Cor Let 11 .. ______________ I o f NWVi o f HBV4 U> 21 31 FIIO S T S AMBITION NO. 3 TO Al.TA MONTH Am llrrnrdrd III P ln l llmik I B on W 288 ft N 135 ft K Fred MrttunlK 16.22 288 II 1 4 135 fl Nn. I, Pnar 13. Sriiilnolr Cniiiil) llreuril*. ll.'if 7M3 fl N o f HK Cor N 5o fl o f H ton ft of 2.13 o f NW 4 o f h i : 4 10 21 3t fait 15 ............................... W II. Ilnymnti 7.26 1 Itllll N I 16 fl W 288 ft H Lot 12 ...................... I'allle L. II01 toll O. (I. W o lc o t t 2.11 llll fl K 2HS fl ...... ......... FROST'S AMBITION NO. .1 TO ALTAMONTE An llreorilrd In I'lnt llmik I l b ) : 1*3 ft N of HK Cor Nn. I, I'nar S, Sruilnole Uiniuly I tr r ord ,. 1 of NVV', o f HK'i I" 21 31 :Lpl ll I n knuwn 3 *6 1Bull N 225 It W 2HK ft H I ri ,, , ,, , . _r I O c o n t o du llies H e i r , 2.85 r -----------------------------------------380 D E 2*9 ft IIAV.MAN’ S AM BITIO N TO A LTA M O N TE An lleri.rdnl In I'lnt Hunt, . It.-i; 13.73 ell N A 3.MM rli Nn. :i. Pnar HP, Srioliiiilr I m m ll llr rnrd*. W o f HK Cur o f H W o f Lota I ft 2 Block A H. II. Ilaymaii 2 13 HW Vi lu 21 31 A STS e r a 3-7< rh H W 1.74 cf* r T o ta l T a l e s and Costa bi J. B. La Ink f E 4 o f S R 14 ......... „ ..31 N B U o f HW 14 ...............36 H e r HK C or o f N W 14 o f 8W14 — ........ .......... .. 3 Hun W 600 ft N 161 f t K 600 ft H 363 f l ............. HW o f NW '4 ............ 4 Unknown Unknown 10.36 5 Unknown 2.99 31 21 21 31 31 21 31 15 20 21 21 31 31 *0 40 21 33 Unknow n Bedo Krult Co. . Church H om e ft Hospital Carrie C. S litr u n k 5.13 9.21 'c o l HW 14 .......... ........ .......... 4 32 32 5 40 1G0 Hamunl T arran t Unknown --------Unknown NW '4 of HE 14 21 32 150 U nknow n 21 32 120 Unknown 21 33 156 Kmanuel M. Hush 21 21 32 13 12" 40 Snmucl W h itn ey Klla V in s on ------- HK 'i nf NK 14 ft N 4 Of SK 'i ............ 5 N B 1, ( L e ss I A ac| In N W Cor) ............................... 9 N W 4 o f NW 14 ft K Vi o f NW Mostiue 1 HW «f NW H 5.07 31.15 NOTICE Notice i* hereby Riven that the following described lands 1 much thereof ns *nnll ho necessary to pay the smount {0! ? H herein set opposite to the 8an,t*t toRether with costs of *uch ni. ndvertisinR, will be sold at Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon y 1 June 8th, 1925, at the Community House In the Town of Alt 4*1 9.43 31.93 D esc rip tion s o f Land 21 21 N 4 o f NK '4 o f NK 14 ft HK '4 o f NK « o f NK 4 nml 8 4 o f NK14 and MANILA. May 14— Thousands « 3 * « 10 wpu« When the pupils . of pupils in the public schools learned recently that they had examination they dU^oiiS" the questions been deceived by an enterpriaine * .. — former employe of the bureau- 0 ] from those which the, ». 1 2.11 education. H e had prepared a set j purchased. 1 40 21 E 1-2 of NK 1-4 of NW 1-4 N 1-2 of SE 1-4 of NF, 1-4 sssseseesesseea. N 1-2 of SE 1-4 of NK 1-4 reassessed for 1921 BeRin NE corner of SE 1-4 Run W 1320 ft. S 459.3 ft. A M U M IB I) P L A T OK IO W A UIT V Am llresrited la Plat Hook .No. 3. S 5fi d c R r c c s 45 min E P a r e s 107. in s, snJIfrO S em la olp County Iteron ls. All West o f Ditch 24.26 chains N to beg Block A ................................. 1.90 W. C. Field ................ 3.31 Lot 2 of Simms sub-div. All Hast o f Ditch Block A ............................... .60 U nknow n .................... 1.32 Lot 1 of Simms sub-div All Blocks B. B. C. D. SE1-4 of NE1-4 f». 11. I. ft J ..... ............... 9 50 U nknow n .............. i...- ts.tn 3.79 SE 1-4 of NE 1-4 reas­ All Block F _____ 5Rr.^„... 3 U nknow n 22.14 sessed for tax 1921 All Block O ....................... 7.70 K. It. Moore All Blocks T. U. W A X BeRin 13.18 chains S. of and W 4 o f Block V ........ 36 Florida d r o v e s C o..... 69.16 NW corner of NE 1-4 Lots I to 1* (!.ess I^its 6.99 of SE 1-4 run 10 ft 11) Block 10.._____ U nknow n .................... 7.94 S 14.64 chains S 70 de­ I»ois I to 13 Block 11 .... Unknown gress 45 min E to E line K t.nillDA CiltOVKS CO.’ S I AT AUDIT IO N TO B LA CK HAMMOCK As of section return to beg Brenriled In Plat B o o k No. 3 P o r e 74 .Urmlnole County Ilrrorils. point nnd run E 37 de­ Loir. 15. 16. 17. 37. 38, 39. • S»«SSS..f 77.03 67.40 J. H. Huhl ft to gress 30 min S to E line K ' , o f L ots 24 ft 25 ft of section 142.46 23.30 Unk now n .. All 17 ft 8 6.6 A o f 46 . 15.26 NE 1-4 of NE 1-4 10 U nknow n ... Lot 27 ................................... 25.15 SW 1-4 of NE 1-4 9.30 J. II. Until Lot 44 ............................... 7.35 W 4 o f Lot *1 .............. • U nknow n ... « 13 SW 1-4 of NE 1-4 rcasUnknown 5 N 4 Of L p t , 99 ................. 71.73 U nknow n ... 4 ft N 4 of NK 4 1 21 33 10" nasrsxod for tnxea 1921 NR 4 o f HK H o f 8 W S 1-2 of NE 1-4 ofNW 1-4 2.99 11..................................... 13 21 32 U nknow n 10 4 *0 19.77 S 1-2 of NE 1-4 of NW tt of HW V« —............ 14 21 •If U nknow n 10.13 Unk now n 1-4 reassessed for 1921 : '; of s k H . .... 15 21 32 4" NK: u o f h w Vi ft w •i Beg SW corner NW 1-4 s w >; * n Vj ot HK II. lr W illin g h a m of NE 1-4 nf SW «i ................. 16 21 32 38.20 llelra ......................... 110 V '.i of HK Vi ft N «i Run N 203 ft. S 87 de­ NW Vi ft H Vi o f HK tt gress E to brick road 38.20 HW Vi ....................... ... .16 21 - . Un k now n .............. M0 S along brick road to SE B. L. Wllllmclinm NK: VI o f HK Vi ......... .... 17 21 32 40 llelra ...................... 10.12 corner NW 1-4 of NE 19 21 32 Unknown : tt » f h w vi . 40 10.12 1-4 thence W to beg tt I.f SW tt o f NE tt Reg SW corner NW 1-4 SW ' i o f HAV Vi of Unknown 21 32 30 *.49 : ’. ..................... .....19 of NE 1-4 •i o f N W Vi ....... . 19 21 32 U nknow n 10.12 40 19 21 32 »'f S W 'i ____ 40 Unknown 10.12 Run N 263- ft. S 87 de­ tt ” f HK Vi o f NW tt grees E to brick road SIf* K V| i ........... ......... ■ 20 21 32 • 5 Chaa. D, n ru m lr y 8.20 S along brick rond to S W 4 " f NK ',4 <Len» heir E cor. of NW 1-4 of N. .150 ft N o f HE Cor o f N 4 Hun W 450 ft N 433 ft B. L WIIIInKham E 1-4 thence W to beg. E 150 ft 8 433 f t) 20 21 32 75 llelra ....................... RC'dascaaiiiciil fur 1321 SW o f SK tt o f N W W 1-2 of SWVi of NW'4 1; ;o 21 32 U nknow n 10 K 4 of N 4 ot NE 4 o f W 1-2 of SW 1-4 of NW HE 4 ft N ',4 of 8 E Vi 4 1-4 reassessment for o f‘ NK V tt Of* HK 4 ........... 21 32 20 7.75 A. H. P r a y . Adm N 4 '•. of 1921 21 32 20 N. C. J a c o b , ..... of NK ' , of HI 56.16 K 4 of HW Vi ft NW 1-4 of NW 1-1 4 o f HK 4 21 32 120 Unknow n 30.47 NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 reas­ K4 of 8WV4 and NBtt HK ' i ft AV tt o f sessment for 1921 h i : '.I ...... ... 20 21 32 200 Unk now n ..... .. . SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 and E « of K Vi Of 8E ' vi" o f Vi of SW '4 of NW *4 v; ..... 27 21 32 15 W illiam W . Jacoba ' i of NW tt <>f HK tt SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 and E • » * * NK V I ... U M «f 27 21 5 W il lia m W. J a c o b , Vi of swy* of NWV4 K 4 of WVi of HK tt Of reassessment for 1921 NK 14 ...................Z .....*7 21 32 10 D. W. S im m o n , S 4 of NK 4 o f HE H Reg 3G8 ft. S of NE cor of HW tt .....- ..... ~ .i.... 27 3t 32 5 Stover ft C ollin , of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 P. E. C u lle y A HK 4 of HK 4 of HW Vi 27 21 32 Run S 58 3-4 degrees W 1" Blanche I'arttn SK 4 of SW 4 of HK 4 529.8 ft. S 122 1-2 ft. »» 50 A. C. H a w k , o f HK 4 ............................ 23 21 32 5.22 E 438 ft. N to beg U l l t L C O T A A , llrrurdrd In Plat B ook No. 3, Pane 31 Semin ole County Beg 368 ft S of NE cor SE 1-1 of SW 1-4 Itrrord*. l.ota J. 5, ft * IIlock I)..., Un k now n ........... 2.99 Run S 58 3-4 degrees W Lota I. .* ft (. Block k .... U n k now n ...................... 2.99 529.8 ft S 122 1-2 ft E Lot 7 Block J ....... K l i m C. P arlrc ........ 1.95 •138 ft. N to beg. reas­ NOItTII t l l l l . I OTA Am llr r n r d r d In Pint B o o k No. 3. Pnarn 5 h l o as sessment for 1921. .................. . , . . Sem in ole Cuunly Hernrda. L ot 13 Block II ................ (»_ |)_ iiriimley . ....... 1.94 Beg nt S 1-4 Section post Lot 7 Block I. ................ Alonzo llrow n ......... 1.91 Run W 40.8 ft. N 335 ft E 40.8 ft. S 335 ft. V ILL A .MILLS AW llr eor ilr d In Pint Bonk No. 3. P a « e IWI, Srmlnole Coun­ Beg nt S 1-1 section post ty Itecor'l.i l»ola I, .1 ft 5 Block A Un k now n ............ 3.73 Run W 10.8 ft. N 335 ft Lot 11 Block II William w. J a c o h , 1.21 E 40.8 ft. S 335 ft. reas­ Lota 13 to H Block C w illi a m W. Jacoba 45.33 All Block D .................. sessment for 1921 U nknow n ....... ...... 4.17 Lota 3, 5. 6 ft 9 Block K William W. J a c o b , 2.99 Beg. 617.2 ft. E of SW Lot 8 Block K ............. Unknown 2.69 cor of SE',4 of SWVi NW 4 o f HW 4 ft K V o f HW 4 o f HW Vi ..... 29 SI 32 60 Unknown 15.62 Run K 210 ft. N 210 ft N *i „f 1; 1, „ f .MR i; W 210 ft S 210 ft re­ o f HK 4 ................. 29 SI 32 15 Unknow n 4.47 assessment for 1921 N * ch o f W, 4 of HW 4 o f NK 4 A W 6.M I k , o f Beg. 617.2 ft. E of SW NK 4 of HW 4 of NK cor of SE 14 ofSW 1-4 ...33 SI 32 A. C. Hart 19.93 Run E 210 ft. N 210 ft Hea NK Cor of HW Vi o f 1 NK4 33 SI 33 W 210 ft S 210 ft Itun W :* 33 < li 8 10 ch K Beg. 10.8 ft W of 1-4 sec­ 9.32 r:li N Irt i ll 9.3(1 ftrawdy ft Dotmlan 3.59 \V V* uf si: *i uf HR tt 33 21 32 tion post on S line 3(1 Cltaa. M. Zerho . 16.80 Itun W 2.26 ell H 1.65 ell n 1: 1i ft NAV, Vi of NK Run W 130 ft N 335 ft 111 MSIIN I’ MHIv A m Itrrnrdrd In I’ lnl Honk No. I, l ' « « e HU. .Nrmluole K 2.2* eh N to belt . 3 15 *4 4.f NW 'i T. L. Cuahliia 34 2t 32 170 Unk now 11 37.90 IttB . ' 'no n 11 ll-riiril*. Ilea 2UU fl H of NW Cor E 130 ft S 335 ft uf H E tt uf tt N A V L n 'l a i' 1 3 . A I to 6 ft 8 I toy at Fern of HW'i of HKtt 10 21 31 34 •21 32 20 Unknown t.92 Beg, 40.8 ft W of 1-4 sec­ r ■ lii |6 / 18 In 31 CiiriMirntliiii 850.9U Itun N 300 (t K 2354 ft \v tt uf NAV Vi uf HK •i 36 21 32 20 M. V. Mutildln 5.65 tion post nn S line of 3 59 Adam (i)der HW to lira......... ..... P L A T IIP TH O M A S SIMMS I.A M l An llreorilrd In I’ lnl II.ink No. *2. I'uae N'4 "1 N w Vi <Lean lira Run W 130 ft N 335 ft II, Sriiilnolr liiu n ly llrrnriln. HE Cor of AV4 Hull K All of the l.ilida deacrlheil In the f o r r a o l n a ly lu a and being In thn E 130 ft S 335 ft reas­ 2n..*........ ................. 1 ol.nown 1v On 15 cli N 5 rli W 15 ch • nunty of Hcmllioln and .State o f F l o r i d a . W h e r e the word "Tow nalilii" 72.50 T ln . 111.1n Johanuaen sessment for 1921 216 AO '•r * bbrcvlatlon th e r e f o r o rcu ra It sh a ll be held to m m n T ow na hlp South 72. H 5 eh) ....................... It 21 31 . I M l til'l l I'AIIK An I t r r o n lr d In I'lnt Book No. 3, I'nar IS Sriiilnolr Urn 3 69 cli E of HW Cor o f Tallaliaaiee. and w h e r e the w o r d " H a n a « " or abbreviation therefor Beg. 647.7 ft E and 210 County I’. renril*. tl 21 31 of NW*i "f HW'i oociim . ll shall be held to mean ltan ae East o f Tulliihasai'e. Min 9. 10. II. 12 ft 1.1 ft. N of SW cor SE 1-4 Itun N 164 eh K 10.15 ch J NO. D. JIN KINS. T4WV t . Unknown I Di 16 .1. 11. Lee Jr., 66.73 of SW 1-1 1*4 eh \'i to lira Tak C ollector. Hemlnote County. Lolll 5. <1. ft 7 Blin k It 1 nt nuwn .117 h H 4 of W 4 of HW Vi Run E 223 1-1 ft N 457 1 inn I- tilock 11 Unk iiowii 1.15 of 4.11 NE Vi ....... It 21 31 1-2 ft S 59 degrees W H 4 of N 4 ol NK 4 of 10 Pr.t'I.AT IIP AVINAVtlMII I'AIIK A* llrronlrd lo I'lnt Honk No. II I’nar HK 4 2 99 .^♦♦♦♦♦■•‘♦♦'♦♦♦♦♦++++*++**+++++*+++++++->-i'+-}.+*++<>*+++ Flu nk. Janiva ............ It 21 31 260 ft S 323 1-2 to beg •Ml .Sriitlnnlr t'onnly Hri'oriln, Beg. 617.7 ft E nnd 210 ft In *I . I III II Unknown 5 21 UIIIES SI IIA E A' III' L A K E I’ ll AII At An llr r u r d r d In Plnl lluok Nn. I T. J. Miller, II. It. M'even,. A. 1*. Connelly. Iieoriie DrCnttea. ln>tn 15 to 21 Unknown I'n a r ll Srmlnule I'minty Iteeurdn. N of SW cor SE 1-4 of 2.(9 Pree. Vtce-Prea. Hec'y ft Tn-as. Ally. •■. 11 Unknown 7.9 I Lot Ll Block A ... T h o m a s Jo h a n n ,e ll .. 11.89 S. W. 1-1 Lett: Ci lo 51 Unk now 11 U n k n o w n — -------— .... 11.59 3 17 Lot It B lock A Run E 223 1-1 ft N 457 1-2 Lola mu lo 7* Unknown 6.58 Lot, 7' I•» Ml I'nk now 11 2 19 A LEA AN Mlt I A lilt IIA I Kill) As Bernrded In Pint Bnuk Nn. I, I'na r LA ft S 59 degrees W 260 Lota 85 io 93 S r m l n u l e Cuunly Itrrnrdn. Unknown 3 17 ft S 323 1-2 ft to beg 5Lfjt3 11 to 98 ..................... . Cnknow n 6.39 I'nk lion 11 1.62 I...I t Block A I... •1 ... I l l t I reassessment for 1921 Unknown 5.21 Lol.i I U> l o 133 (Lcaa A. A l LIN’ S PLAN OF OVIK I'O As llr rurdcd In I’ lnl Bunk No. I. Poke Beg. 200 ft S of NW cor. II, Sriiilnolr Cuunly llrrnrds. Lota 137. 12 A ft 129) I'nk now n 5 Ml K 1-2 of SE Vi of SWVi Loiu 131 to 157 l.ots I ft 2 Block C M. H. McCall 123.03 I nk now 0 * 6 2 Kalnhllshrd I0OS NKtt of NAVtt 13 21 N’| 20 Unknown Run S 200 ft N 74 degree 15.43 I 105 I JOHN J. KU AN'S AMBITION TO OA IK I'O As llr r n r d r d In P ln l Bunk HK 'i of NE Vi 14 21 29 20 Unknown 30 min. E 702.1 ft N Nu. 3, I’ uae 93 Srtnlnnle Cuunty Itrrnrdn. ! Cor uf HE tt M SI 29 C A P I T A L STOCK 0I.5OO,000.0" 105.4 ft SW to beg. Lot I Block 1 K. A. T o w m r ............ 1.21 Hun VA* 1320 ft H 159.3 ft \ *.20 15.32 Sanford Building and Loan Association M d e g IS 21.26 rli N ■ to I.. U. -V«-.V9.. ». Ill a II I" Pll 8 o f NAV Cor o f NK Vi o f HK >/, 14 Itun H 11.64 eh 8 701, 26.21 21 29 dec K to K Hill Of Hi . Belumi to bea pt A Hun “ V . dca H to K llll.. *. H to Intcrnretloii 26 |t Bur 'A of HI. 4 of NK 1 of NW V. |5 :i Nat part of NK 4 of HW Vi HK of A. C L l(> lU u N 6 acres) NL. 16 21 23 29 UnUnuwn 171 I Morrla Unknow n 2 79 51.73 As Hrriirilril In I'luf Hunk Nn. 3, I'nar AD. S m ilu u lr C ty lli'rnrdn. L o tu 1. 2 ft E o f 3 .. Wlllla K. NowrU 38 16 Lota 1ST *o 16" It..illy Trust Co. 7.26 Loti. 5". 31 A 32 A Thai part of Lots 33 ' to 37 Kmjth of A p o p k a Hoad Iro'n 65 ft Al.u Quucknnbtmli .Standard Orowrra Each.inaii Uiiknown ...... 66 .......1,.,.^.... Lot 6* ................... ........ ; ■LOta 119 to 191 of N AV 4 <Lean N Til >d I.f AV 2J.I" y yil.) d .). 17 lie* KAV C or o f NK V Vi o f NK 4 _____ ____ JO Hull K 9»« N 136 It W 96" fl I It 33* ft ‘ i o f NAV 4 K uf lake ft S of CrerW .. - .3 1 K t i ! ft o f NK tt o f NK Hfc •________ ................ 32 ’ . «.f NE ........... ......JJ rf 4 •>( Ntv o f NK '4 33 tt .; ..Jl I'ra HW C or o f NVV ot NK 4 Hun North 363 ft Huuth *7 d c * K. t o Brtrk H ood 8 to HK C o r uf N W ', ; o f OfVi W lu beg Itt Unk now n ....... ....... 5 it 27 65 33.90 (1.29 77 Unknow n is. s 1 6 Unknown 3 0} 39 3 Unknown 10 9 21 29 * Unknown 3.(7 it 31 31 39 19 39 M 2" 49 Unknow n ..... ... U nknow n Ed W. Mitchell • 2" 21 39 21 32 21 1} In I’ lnt 15311 51.83 A. II Hill NSO N’ S AMBITION TO OVIKIIO An llr r u r d r d llmik Nn. :t, I'nar 7, Srmlnule Cuunly llreurda. 6 ft 7 . . O. St. Arln John ft Huaunna L n l .u_. . . IrOt K tt o f S 4 Of SW 4 o f NW ' 11 NWVi Ul — 11 AV 39 J» 1 2" 4" Unknown IL W. Mitchell .... Ed*. N. Mitchell r 1— DlltKCTOHH: 8 . O. Shln holacr D. I.. T h ra ah rr it F. AA'nitncr T. J. Miller II. It. Kievrli, A. I'. Connelly 20 eh H 165 ft N tt Of N Vv of HAV . 11.61 cf HW V4 ......... . ... HJJ . m .ti H.'K 75 ft AV o f NK C ur t 10 . ... JJ 31 31 Jl 31 15 II 31 31 31 1159 Cem an J o h n ( ie n n k o 6.39 T o ta l Capital nnd S u rplu s 117 TOTAL Unknown 3.95 J. I. llcuton Unknown Forrcat l.uk« John Mi'l.ii'h It. II. Chapman Balance Hkevt A , <17 March .11. 1171 assktu Currrnl A m cM j Cash— Flrut N ational Ba nk .......... AVASIIINf.TON IIKMillTS As llr r u r d r d In Plnl Bunk No. 3, P n a r 37 •• Cash— Hanford Bank anil T ru st Co. Sm ilu ulr Cuunly llrrnrds. C u ,h — Hemlnula C ou n ty Bank Lota 25 to 29. 37 In 16. Acrnunta R c c a lv a b l* 69 lo 73, 76 to *1 and Total Current Asacta 81 lu *8 ........................ U nknown 6 35 K 1, o f 8 tt of NK V, of I n i m l mrn 11 1! O v ied o Fruit Co 13 Jl 31 HW Vi • 23.05 Loan On lli'.tl Katatu N 4 o f NK Vi of HK 4 I.oana On Slock ............ tl. M. Arln _____ o f HW tt 12 31 31 Beg ,'iltVj ft H o f NAV Tota l Investment* ................. Cur................... II 21 31 F l« r d Aaaelkt It L. Wllllnabara Itiio K 256 ft H 66" ft W Furniture and Ktxturea 1.60 lle lra ........................ 258 ft N 650 f l .................. 13.98 IL L VVIItluKbam . . T O T A L A8SKTH 10 lle l r a ................. 15 21 31 NK 4 n f NK 4 21.26 lleg 2" ft N ol HW Cor I.I.ABII.ITIBA 16 21 31 o f NK*i "7 N K 'i t’ nrrrnl Llu h llltlrn Huh K 42" ft N 216 ft \V Notra Payable .......................... 420 ft H 31" ft Ham Jackkun XI" Due o n Hubacrlbcra’ Loans .... ...... ...... It. K NW Cor. 16 31 31 Suhacrlbera' D cpcalta ............................ lion H 9 ', •*» H 2.27 cb H I " p o s i t s On Untkaui'd Hlnck . 9 cb K 1.51 cli N 9 rli N 3" d. a K 7.81 rli N 3 4 cli T o ta l Current Lia bilities Unknown W I cli to Uca 1.66 Capllnlt Stock O utstan din g .. T H E SLAV I A COLON A CO.'S SCHMIVISION A s llr r n r d r d In Pint Bnuk Undivided Proflta .. No. 3, I'nar Tl, Srmlnule Cou n ty llrrnrds. o f Nk:V4 o f . Vi 34 tl ... Ji Jl S AMI' Kl. Lola Boynl Fern Corporation FoiLEMT I ' l T i IN- 11 „ 2U .AMBITION TO O AIK I'O An llr e o r d e .l In Plnl lluok .No. I I'nar 12 Srmlnule Cuunty K rrnnl* . H U K laeh brrg t.92 A n d r e w Atilln .. 2.69 Lot Lot . 2.50 AV. C. II I , II. It. s u l l i e s L IA B I L I T I E S I301.J97.J3 No better Investment. U o (t«rcii TUao o u r I per cent preferred stock. --- * a s 3 $ w 1 Owner 13 21 14 21 14 21 29 20 29 20 29 20 14 14 21 21 29 29 14 21 14 21 23 21 29 29 29 40 PeerlessFcmCo. P. Phillip, 23 21 29 40 P. Phillip, 14 21 29 20 A. W. Mullen 28 C. D. Haines ' " C. D. Haines • 23 21 21 21 20 Royal Fern Corpn. 29 40 C. D. Haines 29 40 E. W. Mitchell 24 24 21 21 29 29 40 20 E. W. Mitchell E. W. Mitchell 24 21 29 20 E. W. Mitchell', 21 21 29 8 21 21 29 E. W. Mitchell khf- 3• [i v * r 1P 6V X, A tt 24 21 29 8 20 f A 9f e •f • • ■■ tit 11 a Miicneil Dr. I’. Phillips 24 24 21 21 29 29 20 40 Dr. P. Phillip* E. N. Mitchell !ii 24 .21 29 40 E. N. Mitchell 11 24 21 20 60 24 21 29 60 7 21 30 7 7 21 30 7 21 30 7 21 no * su Dr. I*. Phillips :iu . ■ t Dr. P. Phillips, 11U Ur. I’. Phillips i’ 7 Dr. P. Phillips 7 21 1-3 L. G. Stnrbuck 1-3 L. G. Starhuck 30 1 Jos. Stark 7 21 30 1 Jos. Stark 30 1 L. M. Dnics 30 1 L. M. Daic, 7 21 7 21 7 21 30 2 G. W. Cook 2 G. W. Cook 2 Magnolia Me PhcRson 30 30 3- DAYMAN’S ADDITION TO ALTAMONTE AS RECORDER.!' SEMINOLE COUNTY RECORDS IN PLAT BOOK 3. PACE i> Lot 5 block B Ola M. Bentley ^ Lot 7, Block B Josh Stanley Properly in pian of subdiviHion of land belonging to All*inon*f ^ X Hotel & Nar. Co., a, recorded in the Plat Book No. 1, P « f* *• 10 12, Seminole County Records. ::.i2 3 .u - ’• . l ots 111, 412 nnd 413 A. W. Mullen ‘ Lotss 560, 561, 562, 563, .:7*.too.oil 350 no + . 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591, 592, 593 611, 612. —-r 274.15". 00 I 613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 121.05 + 618, 632, 633, 034, 635 JU Kate L. Haines t , m ' 637 • 1J.» wi.39T.S3 I Lots 645, 659, 660 C. D. Haines l.fi 1 acre in lot “ D” south of lot 361 J. R. Houser LU s.’ioo.on Lot 541 G. C. Atkins 6.973.97 H 91.299 71 Frosts Addition to Altamonte as recorded In Plat Book No. 1- 1** 15.00 Seminole County Records jj 109.317 st [.ot 65 G w Cook j) 1*5.600.40 , Arthur James • i. 179.42 i-ots 79, 80, 81, 83 Elizabeth Robinson T ti. at.nvo Htutimmit prrp.ir .il hy J. II. C a lh ra r •’» , Auditors. Not earn ing* o f atock h u lder* f o r t> mon th s period . . , 11. . March 31, t»J5 ara Jl0.33t.00. -nnint, __ . . . > Q 2 u 3 2 3.X29 71 11.03 123 a ••• .9.1*4.17 Ml 157 .4,491.69 I9J.079.I2 . school year, and sold g L Jj, l W u C *ant*8 Joacrihed in the foregoing lying and being jn of Altamonte Springs. County of Seminole and State of FlorW* , CIO* 0^“^, • 11 ^erever lho Avord Township or abbrevistion therefor shall be held to mean Township1south o f Tailahassee, and * “’ ‘ B£ja the word Flange or abbreviation therefor occurs it shall be b«1J Range cost of Tallahassee. SHADE CAP-TER Tax Collector Town of Altamonte Spring* ‘ �THE SANFOfrD‘HERAT,D, THURSDAY, MAY U, 1925, W9 « M M Read Every Classified for p r o f i t haford Classified Directory nera,* , « ^ T AD. RATES will be r*satrofia and colImmediately (or ac« Typo ___ He ■ line __ Bo n line _____ lo ■ line do u b le a b o v e , CH rates are f o r c o n j, WIGHT PRINT SHOP- Printing Engraving, Embossing, Sec u» first. We do it. I’ hor._ R. R- Avc.-Commerclal St, fo r J. f ir s t Irtislng is restricted to classification. _ . „ ,rror Is made T h o Ran­ ald will be r espon sib le one Incorrect Insertion, trtlie r for subsequent . The office sh ou ld bo immediately In e s s e o f ) AnVBllTISF.nS ild representative th o r imlllar with rates, rules Sflcstlon. will g i v e y ou information. And ir AdvertisYiipr REAL ESTATE E. SPURL1NG, sub-divisioi LEARN ABOUT YoT* County and specialist. Subdivision to Or Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ lando, Florida, and F l o r r gram. Best advertising medium In Heights, Florida on Dixie nigh South Florida Published mornings. way. Star-Telegrsm. Lakeland. Fla. TIN AND METAL WORK OHIO—Xenia. Make your snles through the Xenia Gazette, JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural of Tir. and Sheet Metal Work. district. Want ad and display Water and Bout Tanks. At Onk rates on request Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. cor.tT.Mcra i o s . ) T,nnor.R—c l a s s - Building: Material Ifleit nils havo *n« largest c i r c u ­ la tion In Southwestern Georgia. Ilatn Sc fS - w o r d ) line. MIRACLE Concrete Co., general TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volnsia cement work, sidewalks, building blocks, irrigation boxee. J. R. county advertise in the DeLand Tcrwillcgcr, Prop. Dnily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. IULL LUMBER CO. House Service, Quality and Price. MAINE—WatervTIlo, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ Lumber and Building Material erty. Reach them through th* Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 565 Sentinel. Rate card ou applica­ tion. Kfflclent. IIMMl A LITTLE WANT AD In The Herald will bring you big re­ Real Estate— Insurance sults. Advertise those old articles All kinds of property listed for snle you have stored nwny nnd have RAGS WANTED — U rge, clean, linen or cotton rngs for clean­ Park Avenue nnd Second Street no use for. A litle thirty-eent ad ing purposes. Bring them now mny bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will to the Herald Composing Room. cnll to sec you. Jacksonville — Local syndicate announces plans for $2,060,000 sub­ FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo division on Atlantic boulevard. morning Scntir.nl; largest cissnified business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 21c cash with order. FOR RENT house nnd garage, in quire 1101 Elm Avenue. OUT OUR WAY For Spire In This DIRECTORY I’HO.NE 118 led Directory 5SKG — Multigraphing, * ir.il mailing—as you 8-vhen you want it. C3. II. E. I’orch, First nl Bank I31dg. ITl’RE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. • URT ELECTRIC SERVICE I Eipert Elcetricn! repairs. W. Central Ave. Orlando, iMOCII.ES FOR BENT A.REEI. Car. Drive it ulb Oak and Second St. HIRE 5 AUTO SERVICE Day rit Meets all trains. Batr*?ff*r. Phone 551 nnd 63-W bell c a f e **best in Service and Qual tint Street and Park Ave THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho accepted want nd medium in Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word Do you know that swelling feet can bo instantly reduced? And nn insertion. Minimum 23c. that feet can ho kept small enough to make dainty shoes comfortable? ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. Do you know that one ntuy walk Johns County is reached through all dav or dance all night without the St. Augustine Evening Record. foot pains or aches? Quick results. Two cents per word. Do you know that tired, aching, Sample copy on request. tender feet can always be instantly TAMPA, F L O R I D A — Tampa Dally relieved ? Times, tho great home daily, MiRions do know. They avoid these troubles. And they save in rnto IY jc per word, minimum thnt way countless unhappy hours. charge 25c cash with order. Write “ Tiz” brings relief “ in tr Jiffy, for complete rate card. and it offers prevention. Many of W E S T V IR O IN IA — ClarKsburir. The your friends now use it. You Clarksburg Expon ent, m ornin g In clu din g Sunday, m or n in g Issue envy their comfort, perhaps. Ix:t us send you a test. It is t c e n t per word. minimum 7*e. free. Some night when your feet PALM BEACH COUNTY—The arc sore and weary, note the quick scene of stupendous developmentrelief it brings. When corns and Rend about it in tho Palm Beach bunions hurt you. note how the Post. Sample copy sent on re­ pain departs. When feet swell, quest mark bow quickly “ Tiz" brings them back to normal. ADVERTISING gets resultu If It Then learn how its use prevents reaches potential buyers. Pathese troubles and what daintier iatka Dnily News is circulated In shoes you can wear. nn industrial nnd agricultural sec­ Do this now. It will he a rev- tion. ___ elntion. You are suffering hours TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of of trouble you can easily avoid. Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent u Wvhu UtLr Didst C«. cent n word daily, two centa a word : ess Madison Ave. Sundays.________________________ )_ How York City Trial ADVERTISE in tT.u Journal-Her­ Moil Me sample •HZ'* ald, South Gcotgiu'a greatest newspaper. Morning, nfternoon, a weekly nnd Sunday Classified rates & 10c per line. Y/aycPoss JournalHerald, Wnycross. Georgia.______ STORE — Pre, Sodas. Wo Elton J. Moughton a r c h it e c t Sanford, ------------- Floridn Contractor and Builder s t a t io n s a n d j SUPPLIES UrHTchreo *tnll°n8- Mag- iH AStCOn ' Firit nn<1 KIm. ^Avenue and 10th Street. ^L^rvice. ____ FLORIST £ , T.ilE FLORIST” n/IV,for aH occusiona. I Office in Huilding Annex. 17-1, 3. AND | Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST Corns. Iluntons. I n g r o w ­ in g Nalls. H e a v y C a l l ­ ouses or tired a c h in g feet. | 1*11. C. I - O I » M » i Y ow ell D rew llld g . Phone. K le v a to r Orlando. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year $8.00, 6 months $4.00, three moaths $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 ccnta to your t t d e r . _____________________ •’DO YOU WANT to buy or sell If so advertise In anything tho “ Gainesvilio Sun. D E V B L O P ^ IIS ATTK NTIO Jf— P e n ­ s a cola I* b e g in n i n g m e g reu ta it dev«lo|imant in Glorlda'a history; a half m illion d o lla r h igh w ay to tha g u l f beivrli Jtiat ftnlnhe'.l; » two m illion dollar b r id g e acros* Hscarniiin liny atarle d; quurtur million d o lla r opera liouea under c o n s t r u c ­ tion ; t w o millions bein g spent on h i g h w a y ; g rea test cha nce f o r live d e v e l o p e r s to g o t In on ground floor. W rite D evelop m en t D epart­ ment T h o P en sa cola News. [**Rous b e s il v e r e d f .’ p I URk T0 SELL?— i & T U R E CO .-M irxonj v ,**•«Fair prices paid ^■'•hanj furniture. Call Hardware Invl Fxatumc ScRviCKCreat Britain nghl%rc»crv Jus.i feel sorry for him, but no rglnny. hollow checked spindle hanked lath is going to sail the voyage of life with me.” Cheer up, Ed—things aren’t as Many hundreds of skinny, gaunt, emaciated men looked even worso thnn you do till someone told them nbout McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Com­ pound Tablets (the new .way to take Cod Liver Oil) nhd how it would put pounds of 'good firm, healthy flesh on their bones in just a few weeks. Nothing like these health creat Ing weight producing tablets for skinny, underweight men, as thousands enn testify. Start to take them today—60 tablets—<50 cents at Bower’s Pharmacy, Union Phnrmacy or anv real druggist anywhere in . North or South And listen; If they don’t put 5 pounds of good flesh on you in 30 days, get your money back—that’s fair qgmtgji. hut be sure—very sure that you »got McCoy’s Cod Liver Oih Compound Tablets—the origin­ al and genuine. — Adv. im ia v T c o t ’iiT n r <q;x COUNTY, Fl.nitIDA, IN CIIANCKItY. laurlh Williams, Complainant M em ber JL L 4 . n o s e Uullillng Orla ndo, F lo r id a K\ 11, T o m lin so n , at nl. Defendants. ORDKIt OK I’ ll II1.ICATION Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware Not long ago a man told us there was no Santa Claus. Now scientists snv the bee isn’t so busy. I’ hnrn? S SOUTHLAND I M IX T T h e Paint That Haves Y ou Money. M anufactured by Rhrra nn -I.l uil.lrr Paint Co. Hold by I . O I M M ) PAIN T COMPANY II J VI a,; mil In Ave. Phnue -’7# G. TA YLO R D YER Paiulini;— Decorating p h o n e aoa mmam B Y CONDO EVERT TRUE N O , -t h a n k Y o u A S x S A I D , 3L'M . Iv eL L S U p . ' PLV<3Y>, A N O T'cn’T NGCD A IN V o u f c UtfSCS. a— N O , TH /A T N K - Y O U I Tim 8 tuto o f F lo r id a to: K. M. T o m l i n s o n , Kruamua If. Tninlljwon. Jasso A. Ironhotir, John K I! r.rard It. K lm lmii. I s m . o c l O. lU w s o n . an d Annlu K. l t a w son. an>l ’each o f suld parties If llvloir. and If drail all parties elalmliiK Interest la tho land amt premises In volved la this su it un­ iter the suld U. II. T o m lin s o n , K raamus II. T om lln a on . Jesse A. IcenItniir. John K. Htuui, Howard II. Kimball, I.enttiel O. Itgvvson. and Annie K. Ituwson. nnd each o f them deceased o r o th e r w is e , und all p a r \ tie'. Interested In tlia lands and premises In volved In this su it: It ap p ea r in g b y tha s w o r n bill nf com pla in t In th is cause that y ou may tie In terested la th a t .‘er ta ln lot, place o r p a rcel o f land s itu a te lo Sem in ole I'lVUnty. Florida, und it- erlbeil as f o l l o w s , to W it :' The North IS a c r e s o f l. o l 3 o f .SiTilotl u. T o w n s h i p 30 South. Hung* ju Kant, ... , , . . . I iu <• ■. p It Is t h e r e f o r e o r d ered that y o u n od each o f yuu. are required to .•niio.ii to tu,, 1,111 o f co m p la in t In tills cau se ou .Monday, th e Slh d a y I of July, 193.1. at th o Court Jfotiso nt Sanford. S e m in o le Cou nty. F l o r ­ ida; o t h o r w ls o D eeres I’ r o C o n f e s so will ho on to r o d oauinat y ou. sa id cause being a suit to quiet title tit tho nliovo d e s c r ib e d tr act rtf land in tho cnniplulhuut, Mrs. ' K lfia b otli Williams. It Is fu rther o rdored th at thin order tie p u blish ed OftCC A Wc—«» .. for eight c o n s e c u t iv e weqltn In th o Sanford II.'nil.l a n e w s p a p e r p u b . ilslied In S a n ford. Svmltiolo C o u n ty , Florida. I mint: nml |>1U>F.IIKI> this 7tlt d ay of May. 1935. V K. DOUHL.AHH, t’ lc rk o f tlie C irc u it f o u r * . Herniaole Ciiunty, Florida. Ily A. M. WHISKS, tleihity Cferk. (SEAL) W ilson A llotin h old er Hnlli ltora f o r comt>lntnant. May 7. It. 31. 31; June I. II. 35; July 3. (U G C C , N O W , BUSINESS BLOCK BUSINESS BLOCK Union Ave., nnd Cypress St. 185 ft. x 225 ft. Magnolia Ave. Modern liuilditii; 53 ft. x 117 ft. c o m p a n y nts WAREHOUSE Laurel nnd Com m crciu! S ts. It. It. S idin g 101 ft. x 117 ft. m a k in g Re* so O P i - c . R '3 , t o - - A BUSINESS SITE V-— '— ~ A L c. R I C 3 - H T -------- / NOtvJ, I P T l + O Y 'C L . O/MLY 3& A JD OUY 11, J. G. SHARON * $50,000 , , In New York a man, is charged with wrecking hotel forniture. A hotel bed wrecked us once. C lS Y e s N / ^ Attorney-at-Law Will practice in all the courts Examination of Abstracts o f Land Titles given especial attention Offices in Seminole County Bank Building f * W. H. LONG \ / y ^ MEAT DIAKKET 410 Sanford Avo. Sanford, Fla. SALOSMCKl i i t i J Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez, SMITH, MGR Bv GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER ^Ujy {I1 lyp*W1 t^ orn for u‘nre "15, supplies, e\oe Paints For the Home 1 By Williams AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum IM C O tsN A C U T O U T VH»*> MM-K. DIE.Y A m C.O O U T /SK’ C.IT tjO M U . R E .A L F O O O “ Quit kidding rac. Agnes; when I get ready to Pand a man, he’s got to be n real nmn with plenty o f good healthy flesh on his bones.’* .. “P^ C|V,irse. I dance with Ed; ARCHITECT FOR RENT — Attractive apart­ ment with all conveniences. Two FOR SALK: Iluick Six, five pas­ senger car; a-1 mechanical con­ adults. Phone 308W. 316 Oak dition with good cord tires. For Avenue. Demonstration address II. L., P. FOR RENT—Three room apart­ O. Hqx 711 or call Smith garage. ment, furnished— 218 French FOR SALE—320 ncrcs splendid Ave. l trucking land on a beautiful I lake. Come in and lets talk it over. L. Simmons. Fcrndalo Apt. LMEFtBuODN BUT PRwjult -fOCi X7ALOOT “ Why! He’s N o t h i n g But Skin and Bones” “ Marry Him? Never” I D A V ID B. H Y E R Free First National Bank Bldg, J ’ SERVICE s t a t i o n . o**’ .®iIi Tires, Accessowrvtco with a smile. Elm ■ j ^ J o n e 147 ^ FOR RESULTS REAI. SILK HOSIERY. WANTED to buy three papers of FOP. RENT—Ground Floor Elks FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ February 25th, and Mnrch 14. Bldg., 205 Onk Ave. Inquire up­ . Call 64DW and representative out meals. Reasonable rates. at once. Cnll at Herald Office. will call. stairs. C. T. Smith. Lincoln House. Have you rooms to rent or some FOR SALE—Space on tho pnge You nro wasting time and mo. second hnnd furniture to sell? FOR RENT— Large unfurnished for classified advertisements. ncy if this pngu hasn’t your cias Uso Tho Herald’s classified pago homo on Park Ave.. close in. Im­ Why not rent those vacant rooms, sified advertisement. Phone it ir mediate possession. Sanford Real­ or sell that second-hand goods? today. No. 148. ty Co., I’ hone 657, Ball Bldg. SALEMAN WANTED! FOR SALE—75 Rhodo Island Red FOR RENT— Furnished house, 203 WONDERFUL opportunity for n and White Leghorn hens and real go-getter to connect him­ FOR RENT nt Daytona Beach. pullets. Cackleberry Farm, I.ake E. Third St. Very desirable summer cottage self with a fast growing, reliable FOR RENT— Attractive front bod apartments. Robert Gray, 804 Mary. Automobile Cocem which is go­ anti Auditorium Bldv. P. O. Box 21, FOR SALE—Steam Pressery— room in a desirable family. Men ing nn annual business of over old establishment and enjoys one only. Either cnll nt 305 Park Ave. $1,000,000.00 right now. Only live Daytona Beach. Phone 1065-J. of the largest trades in the city. or the Sanford Herald. wires that can sell both New ami Used cars need npply. Pomeroy FOR RENT—Two room apart­ First street location. Reason for ment, privnto porch. Lower selling, other business. Bargain Overland Co., Minmi, Fla. . Lost And Found floor. Reasonable, 31(5 Onk Ave. price and good terms for quick WANTED— t gooil Inthers. Ap sale. Apply Sanford Development ply Jack Collins. Phone 568W FOR RENT— An apartment, 311 Co., phone 528, 112 1-2 Park Ave. LOST—Child’s ring. Smnll din mond. Reward Mrs. W. W Park Avenue. Brady c.o. Yowell Co. WANTED— A good lot for busin css purposes. See me. L. Sim FOR RENT—One three room a- FOR SALE—Two one horse wag ons and one horse. Tom Mur FOUND— Modern Health Crusad­ mons. Fcrndalo Apt. partment with private bath and phy, Gindcrville. er’s badge. Owner may hnvo by calling nt Herald otTicu and WANTED TO RENT from June one two room apartment. Inquire FOR SALE— Soda fountain, good paying for ad. lath to Sept. 15. Furnished house. I at Herald Office. location. Owner going north. 4 or 5 rooms. J. F. N. Huddle­ LOST — Collie pup — 0 months ston, Phone 680, Forrest Lake Ho­ FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchen' Inquire “ B” e.o. Herald. nette, Shirley Apartments op old— tan and white— nnme “ Dean" tel. FOR SALE—8 room house, hath, 314 Magnolia. K. II. Bennett. posite post office. * city water, five blocks from WANTED—A milk hand. One who FOR RENT—7 room house, 10th I’. O. nbout 2 acres. Some grnpes Reward. knows how to milk. Spencer Dairy. oil vet, between Magnolia and in Orange City. Price $3,000.00. Phone 400. Miscellaneous Palmetto Ave. Unfurnished, $50 Other bargains, J. O. Donaldson, Box 165, Orange City, Fla. per month. I-eo A. Conoley. WANTED— Brick work of any ANY ONE wishing a practical kind by expert mason. Correc­ nurse, call nt 8 St. and Oak Ave. FOR SALE One Share in Fla. FOR RENT—Furnished or un­ ting smoking chimneys a special­ upstairs. Vegetable Corporation. At a ty. Satisfaction guaranteed. "G” furnished house. Six rooms and Bargain. Write P. O. Il«x 393. bath. Improvements, 708 Laurel. c.o. Herald. JOHN E. FOX Tnis [SLNESS DIRECTORY I Rooms F or Rent PRINTING le n gth Too Automobiles SHOE REPAIR'NO IIOPKIN’S ELECTRIC S H O E SHOP—We turn out neat work, with quick service and \v0 use the beat materials. Cash in Advance __ 10c a lino Herald Want Ad3 Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance I U l- O O R fiO 'w TaQME. N O N E N F R O M MACOIE. AO'*’ C O T o O trsT'k'b AND F I L L U P * I F*N H R e D O F M X O O C T O R ‘e> 17 r ; . , | ? ,i------------------ ---- xn O R O C R 'b - N O ! \ TH OU ^AH D T lH E b N O - M O T rOHEL C E U S T - r------ ' IN t r r iU L O N , M N ^ N I L K .’ O IE IT H O V/ A R E T O O T H »b N O R M INC D A D D Y ■» � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 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/75da5563aaede0163f5ec3537690d308.pdf ba8a0c5b97783082c2e186c2fc4442fa PDF Text Text v m , - ** ■ ^ N B ffS P A P K B . . In Florida’s Ileart, ff“,W'S Greatest V.Betable ' iU Richest Garden Land rUJlN XV. ©TRAINS ^rvision Of Sale If War Instruments >ot To Be Included Ijfations’A greem cnt S, AsksArms st Be Published Unsettled Tuesday and Wednes­ day, probably local snowers ami thunderstorms; cast and southeast winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Y a ch t Club M eeting To B e Held T onight Adoptim of constitution anti oy-ln\v3 to r the Sanfctd Yacht Club is planned at a meeting ri the beard of governors and niemberr. of the standing com­ m ittees to bo held this evening a t 8 o’clock In the office of Judge W. B. White. HOI First National Bank building. In addition to this husiness, of the d u g , plnns will he made, according to the officers, to continue the active drive for members. The membership now is over 70, but it is expected to of the club, plana will be made. Flans for tiie erection of n clubhouse will be launched just as soon as the membership list is completed, it is said by the officers. blicity Idea Lauded jyFrenchDelegates U Geneva M eeting DAWES PLAN TO BE BASIS FRENCH [NEVA. May 1 3 .-A fter 1er forersic fight in the FINANCE SCHEME v committee, armed PRICE FIVE CENTS SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925. More Consumer Pull And Less Selling Push Is Now Needed, Says A d,Expert Declares High Cost of Dis* trihution Can Be Cut By Shifting Initiative From Buying To Selling Public St. Petersburg B ids For 1926 Conventioi PROPOSED PAY! FOR GOVERNOR F O U R -T E A H K ft^ ^ W® Refuses to Cut Sum CLUB LEAGUE IS! Senate Fixed By Committee And Test Vote Indicates Appro­ ORGAMZED HER priations To He Liberal NUMBER 211. Rum Row Blockade Increases A ctivity On Canadian B o r d e r LiquorRunnersSwltoh FLETCHER TALKS Seer* o f S m u g g lin g h t W ith Dry * TO LEGISLATORS AN savj1 igGblsTooW arm IN JOINT SESSION Blockade Running Wocdbridge, New York Mai. Kiwanis and Junior Chumhc Singletery Proposes Is Elcdtcd At President Will Season Tomorrow A ft­ Pay Be Made $8,000 of Body at Houston Mqet ernoon; Program of Field E tents Ls'PianncdThursdu Summer Teachers’ Salary BUI HOUSTON, Texas, May 13.—The of $40,000 Adopted By Sen­ high cost of distribution cani be reThe organization of Sanford’s ators Without Any Debate I dueed by shifting the initinti itintivV* (Civic Baseball club league wan per­ Mown To Minimum * ® A rn.orA£ & French \ « ei Arrive; Gnarlca F. innate, Boston, Mass., from buying to selling, John m Bcp- fcctcd at n meeting Tuesdny night TALLAHASSEE, May 13.—I.ibson of a...............«Chiengo advertising 0f representatives fro from the Ju n ­ rality in appropriations was indi­ widely known lawyer, is being con­ — jrtising of -----r i Load* To G unw ale sidered for solicitor general to suc­ ugeney, told the American Anaoiia- '|or of* Commerce, Com " Chamber ’ KiTALLAHASSEE, May 13— Disp ; r • ted by the Senate Tuesday in a ceed Jam es M. Heck, resigned, ac­ tion of Advertising Agenciea nt trie wanU Club, American Lcgion and tis t vote on the appropriations eus.ung tho Mellon plan of taxnW l i t ! V iiO lC L I z l f J u O i cording to rumors In Washington. world advertising convention T uAh- 1Knights of Columhus. The m eet­ tall which was given virtually th*f tion; the folly of chnnging rules day. "We have got to build lip'tng s ' ing was held in the salesroom of entire attention qf thpAipper chain of the Senate ns advocated by N E W YORK, M ay 13.— Rnmore consumer pull and have less the San Juan (Jnrage and was at- te r during both morning nnd a fte r­ v ic e -lW d e n t Dawes, and other :f-auffc o f th e blockade o r H um selling push all along the line," Me. tended by a large number of en- noon sessions. The action was tak­ velopment of the state of Flor- H ow , liq u o r ; m uifKl'’. w — added, : thusiastic fans. en' in defeating an amendment by steamed figuratively Finance Minister Says Plan Ilcnson idu, Duncan U. Fletcher, Senior INK a lo n g tile Cana'H.iM no f’’There are too many dealers and Those representing thu four or- Somrtor Singletary, which propos[of the League of Nations Is Only Hope for Restora­ too many jobbers,” he continued, gunizutions were: LeRoy Chittcn- tui a sninry of 88,000 a year for tho United States Senator from Flor- del* a r e in c re a sin g i-heir IU.‘ida, addressed a joint session of t iv itic s. M eanw hile H unt « Tuesday night. By a tion; Scheme Contains No "Relatively few of them arc cflic-jdcn for the American Legion, C. L. governor instead of $10,000 ns rec­ the House and Senate of the Flo- jim v Htj|| (liapla ya s, nv> life , l0f 13 to 11 the governRadical Plans as Expected ient. There is not enough busines^ ilritt nnd Sid Rive for the Knights ommended by the appropriations to go around. On a small volume.Vcf Columbus, Edward F. Lane and committee. t represented at the eonUlUr° hcr° rucaday iso la te d c ases o f b lo ck ad e ru n PARIS, May 13.—The Dawes retail overhead eats up the profit.' L. C. BeBout for the Kiwnnians Discussion on the amendment aceon the control of trafThe gross is very high; the n e t'a n d Floyd Palmer and Dr. A. W. Thcs peakcr based his rem arks' n l,'« h,lJ ,nJ v ^ v ^ A r 'i ' . was lengthy nnd included impas­ plan appears to be the backbone of n arms and munitions, the j Epps for the Junior Chamber of sioned ’appeals to the Senators to Ex-Oermun Red C.oss Nurse, on the expressed opinion H ut this! ID® NeW ^ " r t u rm of Finnnce Minister Coil- very small. on the military committee, iaux plan I' ttCIItR .Murder Charge, Is country should get back to tho I today any Nr-rmnn s. II HI \ “The chain store------has made a re a l, Commerce, which organization --------.....-----; • ------ Provide a salary for the State's for the financial restornti.|i J that the tale of these in- f F "t beginning in the right direction. *startcil the movement for the or-j Jhicf executive in keeping with th e 1 Said to HavcDashed Babies rrnrtitution. The government a t: day landed l t '> o amt! of war would not be sub- 1 r rnnce‘ The movement will grow. It nhdj gnnizalion of the civic league • of his office. WnshiVigton is ’ getting Yop-heavy. fr,’m tlu* ' ' : it ;. 1 .. pick1 Hrains Out Against Wall dignity In 'the course of declarations be­ to international supervision he said with 010,000 federal , m- »>onts nrr pair, bini; Rum •» the mail order house will force ih’ . *| According to plans mado a t the f’enntor James E. Calkins, of the fore the finance committee of the plnyea and an annual expense of *be present b. » kud". m : " tiue or publicity. less efficient tradesmen out of bu^imeeting the teams will play a NEW YORK, May 1.1—Re­ Sixteenth district, (Iceland that it lour billion dollars. I.ina.ln Andrew;, a ■ ! r *5, armored ears or trnim will Chamber of Deputies Tuesday M. ness. Local stores will bcconi'v, double-header each week on Thurs­ cords of the Itiireau of Vital M*ed on the same footing n» Caillnux referred to the Dawes more nnd more supply depots for day afternoon when the Sanford was n serious mistake to leave tho Statistics were made public •’There is a tendency in the na- Ur^ h®,*. J .a T S iu r d officials were on basis so low that it virsubmarines, nnd air- 1’lnn proceeds ns applicable to the the service of the public. They will league team is net at home. The Honnl government to deny nnd W- I announcing that Rum Row gr.i.l’i* porcluded the possibility of | today showing II babies died Kiwanis club has entered the loop nore the right to acizo ami aa- n), Wl|;, ^-undding un.l.r t - dry in two "Baby Farm s” con­ * moderate means for srekducted by airs, uclen Aug­ I sume powers by the federal gov- nftVy'B j,|, ernment which rightfully belongs . tl wc.,^ . -,- tb.'.i uste Cei/cn Volk in this city to tne states. *.ith every bn- ; |i,,u„,- carrier k I :g since HH8. She is being held rcan of the government reaching French tcainsr, had urriv I . :t the under a $3li,UI)0 bond on char­ out for extension such a tendency roWt , the possibility « ges resulting from the in­ irv recently protested on the! 01 a new loan which he expected ... . . . , . should be checked." he said. | *'• |y* o.-w steamer w 1 ;udc I to w align himself j u'«i »lie^lit-iatlf undue Hu Loat for an immediate final limjj- J"any sectional meetings of the at th.> representatives made provision [ d\ man who would vestigations. Ecr.aU.- I’lc-tchci ould th at he 'th e gur.v.-z!c ’*It!’. ■•"•••• ••••■■■ ,u'with lug interests that are willing! a treaty had been forbidden Jdarion of war damage claims. ternoon session, the morning scs- to lake in tut independent icum. notable to understand the o b -*cording to nu- -ig - ut by win The civic league season will be to finance a campaign for the priv­ NEW YORK, May 13—Court or­ was ploy them. i Additional taxes and n sterner ! . . a . ? ! . " t i-litlI d st'-ite , formally opened at tho Municipal ilege of dictating policies of the ject cf the propaganda spread lers to til ■ c i t i, aid I e;-dquurders for the exhumation of the b<>dtommittee inn.le no pro- collection of the existing ones was | b . ^ _ L: of Con' Athletic Field Thursday afternoon executive office in return for their groctr nv/ i ,Y i- r u 1through the land relative to Cdn- ters. She rreceived .civcl a wnrin Krovt * « 0f its Views as to the burden of M. Caillnux* lo n g ! { X , “ h S S n « « m Tin when a game between the Junior investment in the race.” * lih - J ! ? i gress and e ,penally the Senate. I ing from the bloclnders, for ... ■r flame throwers should bo awaited declaration of his financial i ^ coum ry is pincticaily atin\d Chamber nnd the Kiwanis Club will \In urging the adoption of the h.iHt^ hi^hty-Sixth .Strut t ha* 1 j ||% expressed thu funr thnt it i s ! *ooncr had nhc tlroppod hui anther hur I is airfare, but confined its projects. increased -lujutin. An oil reused taxr uon n to | tcCHUMO it is• not supported. Avia, bo played. Dr. Epps is manager amendment Senator Singletary in- farm” of Mrn. Helen Augusti for thi. purpose ecntrnlising a.. tlnnf our of th dry navi vigilant — of .................. .. i to excluding them from con­ (ieisen-Volk were issued Tuesday cffwriive Thursday1"1 W‘ l,econ,c : tion he regarded ii sa conaideratilo and captain of the Junior Chamber aisted that the report of the budget by Supremo Court Justice Cotil- colony in Washington, as there • pilot bouts were ‘ou--’'iig ot-mii her, must Ik* some reason why Con- ringing her In a circle <!• igncd >-• team and he is urging nil his men commission should be adhered to, fact or in world progress. ch alone remain as tho sole Senate, The absence from the finance In[gress, especially __ ____ _ the _____ ___ _ .is re.. endure ns long a the big . up. to be on band. The Kiwanis team “Stick to the budget contniinSt. Rite Makes Rid. estative of that original line m inister’s program of anticipated ' may remain. A* riatant District Attorney Ity -' furred to as inofficiont ur incapable btyn’s report, or repeal the law unis managed by Mr. Lane and ^■r'(ment.s of war which figur- radical measurer, came ns a suvMexico City today hid for the Uurke Stsele is captain. In a terse communique reminis­ an in charge of the investigation, and given to too aoominablo pr.icdtjr which the commission works/ ithe draft convention under prise to the general public, which i"®*1 meeting, Philadelphia and « . cent of war time communication he urged, slating that he believed told the court he expected to get]tire known ns a fillibuater. In addition to the game tom or­ "ting, in the contrail- has been expecting nnything from Petersburg, Fla ., also m e seeking C'apt. W. V. E. Jacobs, New York Tukcs Rnp At Dawes |#t«K(iry, however, there i ra confiscation of 60 per cent of tho it. A committee , it was annmmccii, row’ a program of field events will the tax rate of seven mills, propos- ]evidence for. a grand jury indict-1 commander of the c a s t guard, an­ .ri in tho bill introduced last week, m int nga'i’ , the woman «m a “ F., n the Vlcv-Frcal *it > election touiorrowv be given, in which members of the _ ' other instruments of Treasury bonds to a snle of Indo­ will make a selection nounced that several ef the mm two teams will contest prior to the wnu"* 1,01 produce sufficient reve­ charge of Fomlcido. I he I hh IU: i United Stutes, who was^lieucoruln Mich us artillery ami mu- china to the United S'mtcs. fleet musters Uolatod from shore " .u—i.i.— . r v...., I game and a prize will lx* awarded nue to pay the increm-ea provided to he exhumed are thorn of Agues, | v taking n nap in his room whon j LVL*1', ",'“.0^ ' iinw "ueru • eiirhimr in the bill. L. K. \Voodhridge, of New Yow .| f0 lllP dinner. The events will he; M. Cnillnux admitted that the es­ ■larriran Plan Pleases i'.,.a iy:..C,Mhtet,^ . m0" th.< °u!;H-V.h." *,h“ . .on.,v time possibly, when he „ llchors nnd h u n jn g now today „was nominated as candidate]I 100-yard dash; 60-ynrd dash; shutFainting cut died Inst...........Dec. 15, and William 'could have voted during his term waters. 11 » tu . . . that the , bill ,made , .............. ........ i the delegates wondering tim ated , receipts of the lP‘J.ri budget , would fall short of the 1,2-10,000,000 ^ nu--; * to relay; long distrf.ee ;l »«umber of increases In salaries Winters, six months who died last of office, is going about the coun-ry would make public opin- f * "The rum fleet it; gradually dis­ U was said, is cqulvnant to Hirmving; circling the bnscs, fungo ,,vof ..... the budget- commission’* - .......... . re.v - [j February. re Witnesses hum told try advocating the necessity of ti^mtand the reasons ‘ for francs or presenting the expected which, e: jcti| n. port, Senator Uowo declared that | jjyn„ that Mrs. (leiscn-Volk, a changing the rules in order thnt integrating," he said, “and tho s it­ hitting and many others. cxclusioii.-;. there was eager proceeds from the Dawes plan uation is practically the sume as Charles F. Harfield, president of After Mayor Forrest Lake pre- '! rVV ."i1' 1'.0*.. }" - .j1? ,ncrca:<lj I former Cornian Red Cross nurse leloituro may be established.” !;on l:i,t night of another which lie said h? had decided nut to the community advertising depart­ it was yoatt riluy.” as place in the regular budget but ap­ which plainly caused nents the prizes to the winner i»'^Wni hoic'im n!» where" llimr.." in adopt­ ni ‘) t,"> .wi,!‘nY ° f I’russian army He cxprear.ed tho hope that clotart here as any Jacobs declined to give ment, urged that the United States officer, had dasiutl the TooheyjUiro would never be established in theCaptain gratification in con- ply to the devastated rt glons and government “launch a formal ctun- Held events, lie will throw the first ing a policy of economy. number of rum carriers still amortization of inter-allied crrii-.. j|1(, Aniericnn drl- to ball in the onrninir trninr. Field , . -. ...ii. 11 I i m-.-,, . »Ji . 1ii.a («» .»•» rhildV bend ntrsio’il wn|| when I the Senate. «nving Hint i» his on- p.,.. --- tlin p!nrfc-«!itr pi.lgll l'l il lllO Llliil.i tlUle-1 to debts. Expenues, M. Cniiiuux de­ r'" ponribb- for thia iventn will Is-gin at 3;IM) o'clock jActions of Senators Singletary and angered by iu . uitinwil crying llnioi* it would be a. most dangurous 11 1"was ^earacir,"however, that uvthe American people, as well .is to wprfirntntive Theodore E. clared, would exceed the estimate-' nnd baseliall game immediately a f ­ Howe, declared that the appropria­ the night before its (loath. thing. vry ono jj10 contrahami cavrisr;. announced that the United of 1,150,000,000 francs. Added to 1the p.oplc of other countries, terwards. Miss M argaret Toohcy. mother of I The sneaker went Into a lengthy1that had weighed anchor nnd left tio n s committee had taken the hud­ this ubout 1,250,000 francs now car-1 "Why shouldn't It? " he asked, to join in a con, g( l commission’s report merely ns the dead girl, told Ryan today t h a t!explanation of some of the phnaes for friendlier waters l ad been fol3'‘huh would compel all tied outside of the regular budget |"Subject to your approval," ho (le­ binds for its bill. Tho committee Mrs. (Ieisen-Volk had Induced h e r| of the Mellon plan of taxation, lowed by one or more dry navy * 3k slue., to publish stntir.- as extraordinary expenses* would ; dared, "next week ut lid not feel, he stated, that tlr re­ to buy a grave far her child’s body, to the present session 01 the Leg-, craft, to see thnt they kept moving ,500,01)0 franca I purpose taking up the mal.tcp ot ffprtling armament ;. When mean more than from Jacob llarrich, an undertaker j giving his reasons why he wuh op- and did not lube up new p< iRiona port was binding. pf-Ur. of the conforencj ap- which must be raised' to balance co operation of odr department Speaking fi-r the $10,000 salary, of East luighty-aiNlh street, for | nosed to tho plan. Ho oaid tribute | within striking distance of a poswith the chamber of commerce and the* full significanco i f tho li>25 budget. t’elkulor Kitsscii said he thought thciwiiicb she paid -i•*•*. ISho lutei ulr.turc, iiayltig that in bis Iru- nibtu now wliissey luiimii;; ;,outv. •s-umcnient they broke out The creation of sonic sort of oil with Secretary Hoover. I have si­ From another source it was (Jovernor of Forida should bo paid i learned, the mother raid, that lior!v®Ni» throughout the statu in the hirom applause. monopoly while guardedly referred lently been in conference with learned that the blockade had more than the manager of u Ja c k -'baby had been buried in Mm. llei-'im st month, he Imd heard nothing ®J' wmething tho nmaller to in the official document of the United States Senator Seidell F. Joe RiezenstMn director n n d ! «>nvi!lc Hotel who he understood en-Volk’s private mjrinl plot in Ibut. P™**® f'»r the body of men sprung on tiny leak during last ;7i- v*J^un intending for minister, was made clear to the Spencer, who has promised his co­ on? s tr.nb dor ....... . ,lf m ..h L i ...... ,|r‘l w **.?00. . . . | St. Michael’s Cemetery. Ryan n,ak,"« l" ’ thla ' , • t hey are willing to finance committee during the infor­ operation.” he lltt le fugltlvi 1 nu th ra’igh. . * . , ", , There is too much of n tendency has subpoenaed several unilertak-' T « „ r i , t.:,. a ri'^teni of control and mal talk which followed the read­ Women Are Recognized. 1 to Wiliter too :iliali orchestra, who broadcasted th,- by the people of Florida, declared rr:, known to nave interred tho r e - , T p f t R h i I o V i ,>. *kich revealed to the ing of the declaration, when M. ucru* 1nvasion. Women in the ml vet Lining field •’Sanford Night” program Monday Senator Wicker, to want something mnirs of many of the twenty-three , V 1 u jiv n iiiJ « « * » extend of their anna_ r .................... Cuillaux said "I would seek, withwore lauded by Unrl Hunt, general evening from ) tattlon \\ DBO, Rol- 1 for wbirii tlu-y were unwilling to ,-hiblren v:ho died after having | \ l Iv I W i l 1 1 1 * 1 A f ial!i-niiMi,.,, . 1 [ out expropriation of any kind and manager o f ,the advertising men’s Ijns College not only are receiving pay. Spending from tlm slniu pomt , ... „ in;m tc, of thu woman’s place 1 U . I V i H llnor i :n^agcme: ^ Hi 1^'- uicfi ty nrmnwithout bureaucratic organization nnd by Lou K. Hoi- the e x p .,led p r m e o f home folks, of « former, he said ho had a ways I KANSAb CITY . May 1 wj|, k t , jf M ri‘Gel. T n f I « v »o I n n p h p n n t»y the big manu- in any shape, participation profit- ] organization, |nn<ja „( Kansas City, its president, who listened In, but cmigrntula- lieen ashamed of the salnry Moridn a„n_v«lk made a general practice » I j U I l L I l c d l l present bln •hade of rani r rr-K countries. I able for the treasury in certain o u -; Women, Mr. Hunt said, are sue- lions arc coming from throughout <paid it:, (Jovernor. mtic roast is " ink delegates tonight charac- per-profits.’ A fter the roll call on the first " f ‘llU Procedure, cceding as well as men in certain the country according to Director ’ ami v. American offer us a An ndiln "s by Jeff Dailey, editor minor ri’i- 11 advertising fields but are not paid Danforth. of Rollins (’oilege. amendment, othrrs were iiitriHl.ice.11 K>'“ " T ' \ *" "'w stig atin g 1 n f tho Eur-tis luko Region, and followc. »i *n ... 1 n .... II li • impetus to world disauercssion nnd voted on nur?,'*r utoriru th a t Jrs. (»ei* , - . H , K. in proportion for their ability, tho Mr. Danforth han written Direc­ in rapid Snme interpreted it little debate. Many of these 1**n-v «Hk had m altreated many nth- ■ ,,r ‘he Sanford Kiwan wnrfaro" w coin ( ’. Andrew speaker thought, because they lack tor Ricnz.cnatein asking for a ro - 1with • 'Ward the goal of con• . . ! 1amendments 1 •f th,re private manufacture of confidence in themselves in "u,ny J turn engagement. His latter is a_ provided for slight, in er Imbies. Miss Rose T. Donielly,! (lluh wa*lltho ^'«»luro bf thojvd. Uol. 1.1' , tant •hich many countries and escuxes. 1 followscreases for clerks, stenographers a social worker at a l.nby hospit- ‘ ^ ^ h o n -m c c tln g tmlay noon. M r.|sU raid hen id in I.eluxgton Avenue, told the “ nilcy .fo.C.° "um ber of yenra was I*"/ trance "□nt to see estabMr. Holland would give ndver-T h ed irecto r of Station WltltO ' ,thcr ,in ,h" cupItoL .•ail ft I t i ilx.b an rccompaiiimen; of tising women the honorary degree jn v;iih(;M tll th-mk you for your ,1 , , y i,il 11,0 lncrt‘asca woru azi istnn. district attorney to d ay , 1 ho that one baby. Mat y Dobbins who | ,M.Hl known mcm)>oni of thu orRIin. • 1 the traffic in urms. of A. W.—advertising women. ‘It |c}lu| ncHa m providing our program 111 T1’ . •ul nent *P<'kesmcn_ luuded the Advocacy of a city ordinance re- should be recognized as a title of ,Mgt cvcn|nB| ulll| „t the aaino time , „ m " Introduced by had hern rant to Ihrit institution u „tlon in th# country. Mr. IJailey j t;( | ., •s, . ....................... nuogus, n Pronouncement and said quiring draymen and transfer com- dUHnerion distinction and nnd recognition of uliil-l,...... «hll-i to extend to you u cordial invitation oinaior * , ? which provided for from Mrs. (.clsen-Volk »p lace m s,1()k,. on tin- work and aims o f' -q >.. , ... . 1 ... » ■ 1 reason why -. t - panics to repoit all movcnientr\ of Ry," he raid, "to render an invulu-1 . , , t ,ur us again. 1 a * 10,000 fundd for teachers snln- December. 1323, hud welts and 1 Kiwanis in the community. • - service to commerce ami1 •t o- •; lu 1,1 lu,cw h 1 r les in the M atos Summer school, discoloration over her entire body j The Civic Affairs* committee of ‘•ulii nut n« attached to furnitue, household goods and all able * *• "It U tt said the colonel ” Wt have received many favor-; was udopted without debate. liindicating ho hud been severely ( ention cnitiodying the c h a ttel, from one addreas to an- humanUy." Q T , f Wl».h,ngi able comments in the playing of huw the rut 1 run* Wo want to r. • - Proposal both uv t» pro- other within the city or out of the dealt with. This chil i did not die. [of travelling peddler* opurutiog n e n will defend ihcm^elveift a i y°.ur musicians, and csjwiiui ially kjki< the J* the exportation of pois- city and one regulating the ped-1 ton, c.hk’i of the Latln-Ar.ierican Hospital record revealed, Ryan in Sanford in competition with I, Hits treatin’. - t t _______________ MARKKTS Master John S'clitaku 1 publicity a . to ths home diiiig of merchandise in the city division bureau of foreign and do- solo woik ofhisthe raid, Dial that Mrs. Golson-Volk Goisuti-Volk had lealI merchants. merchants. 'brothiT- thc Viano -------thco ffenslv • lixuinntw h stover i *I*r u* arms. was the feature of tho bi-monthly | mcstic commerce, told the interna- ,H|0 by Mi#B i;(, |,ion went over CHICAGO, Mav 13.—Wheat, on a number of occasions given an discussion, it was decided to do movethev tnaken nil r.«Ki n intit it *) 'nil (doom Prevail meeting of the Sanford Retail C re- iiio n a llra d e and Ia n Aiaortcan con- hj am| |)(.r trrbni„„,_. Iin,| bril- May, Ukl to 1.01; July. 1.60 to assumed name on leaving babies lay action unti until thu question could acorns that wu r. m uneratcii i ‘, two other outstand- (lit Men’s Association held Tuesthe City Com­ them in u icnliv SUl’CCjl**fill N fercnco that l.uttn-American ui • | inncy 0f at tack was most applaud- 1-51'i; Corn, July, 1. 17->i to 1.18; rntrusted to her cure a t hospitals | ho brought before bo !>f l<Mll,Y> “cssion, one day afternoon. I vertiaing is a specialty and that ad­ able." mission. i for treatm ent. it.i it you Oats, July, 3 5 n to -15*i. "Whon that li. 10 n u . . ‘aj* "d satisfaction and vertisers should organize accord\ Jesse I'crlan. executive director, The attendance today was rc- Will ree a n il naval IhpK {’resident W. E. Watson was au. ». L ’n'cb generated pessiof tho Jewish board of guardians,' ported by Secretary Rcbout as gugl’iuent going. thorized to name a conintitt:e to mgiy. .. ^ ’ “ntiifying action was ' bring after j i told Ryan th at 15 children out of! being 91.1 per cent of the memberthese questions before the I Tomorrow the conventionsessions Jn ol the conference tnat I tttu 1 ,, r>, 1firty-cight sent by that society t o 1'•hip which Is considered us an in0j "• mu-vt, cither by the City Commission. It was also nug- irorta“°.n n .f v_ ,.fin fnr ,.n outing D unkle I f > Ml l i t j u b t gcated that the transfer ordinance J moves t o Galveston for an outing ao “infnntoriiun" hud (tided. | dication of unusual Intercut on tho ...* 'cense of some other D in v ____________;_______ | part of tbc members. ••••• aesunu responsibility De be made to require individual* 4o _ _____ A 1 ) o u t ^ ippointr I1NI v▼ aC V { ' naSPS S A f l /A\ rr e o T1r1i ICCl o r l l ,insular K. l:,U' ( oruimny lr ■ ,,f lh" |v" ' (’.ported to foreign report removals of chattel* from B i y A I i 1 0 I lO H L C ll-k, Klcctriu w a a olBo An Optimist,” tho four act 1Is in love. Mias Velma Shipp hur. one address to another. Many cip V n lllH n n T p R c h P l' JACK&ONV1L L li; May 1" 'I IkV U lI U n' „ I C U C m -i III M u n ic in n l ( ! m i r t ' #elwl l.° VURorM pro I­ V . F. Dunkle, presiding cl ed the pe.--iimsra. tics have laws requiring reports of : ' O l--------comedy to be presented tonight' the part of ns«ther-in;I«w. ^ * ' lent tislay in uddition tu Mr. Uuilcy, the Jacksonville Ilistrict 0f t 111 by Rumania, Fo- furniture transfers, it was pointed — Eustifl wiro Juil^c Noiniith uf Florida Confers n.«,* uf \L, In T en nessee ( nn,j tomorrow night a t the HiKh J nnj £ k ju H tn whatJ the mime" sugp ‘!nU'.'f “,l amend nent out. I. Golv five cases were disposed of Rirntin-ham, F. Ellin of Atlanta, School auditorium by members "f j gusts. Harry Wodruff assumes The meeting which according to fo4 * W Ka, y nu’ans that she MEMPHIS, May 13.—William in Municipal Court thin morning. ||. k . Wood of Pittsburgh, Floyd Church, South, who wtut init • '"r,.),. to the essentials the secretary, was the largest at- , . * j need, but Brynn who. announced in the renior cltiis, promises to be !tho role of a "friend in ...... 1thu presidency 0f Southern CpH ,(i« ,. . . . ' c" ar Mclntiru was fined SIO nnd pHFmor, president of the Junior ■-«! onventijn while tended meeting in some ‘‘me* dis- j i.iltii)UrRl, ye t«rday. ho would re- so funny that the management is not in deed" and Miss Jean Max­ [ the denominntio n*a school ut 1” ,|V, rat.,r ’ !i?JtH c ,a r‘-’° ° r Hghting nnd i chamber of Commerce uml W. li. lund, by thu boarii of trustee ncighl)or, has not ad* cussed the question of prompt pa> advising all weak-hearted people! well it* the "interior Christian Funcation. Poland j ment of 30-day uccounts. It wa to remain away or bring along j in the story. Miis* Murirarot ri,torKe _Hwwktns, charged with the Myers of Eustis. p. Hie ' ^ g t i o n in the pros announc ed today ho ho defies^ Members present were: K. 1). | terday, their doctors. The management ] W'ight is "Ethel” who defies love love 1K ™ ' ,l' l," » , w u dtsmisned. t that ebser-1 pointed out that many custom.ra a . f j T S co | kss , of Dayton,I not mnke his de ciiiion on tht f th conventio • V ylor. charged will, sol|irownlec. It. H. Berg. L. C. Heg f’hargod with ' furlH announces thut it will not | to affect her. John Hrumley is » 1until he could h obligations |cith er thought! |y or intention*, carion o r ^ for the welfuro ■"paid guest" and Miss Olive New­ citing passenger* by usu of voice, bout, C. A. Byrd. A. C. Carter, A. ! with the hoard. had so .erar..VIni,.0 rta I ally allowed 30 day accounts to run 1 I c “ n|>°f,; ho‘ n .centIy enacted bo responsible fo, nas fined Iff and costs. U . W. Connelly, B. 1). Caswell. It. U ., . . . . I man is "Madame Goophor," dis- Fittman. charged with being drunk c hapmni)> T. advised J. Edj ^ur Wttlh Vs r,t | CO and DO daya and even longer, . #jnst teaching evolution in , ofthoao made ill bby laughter. Uumas, Kay D u r-!i “L. of ‘ ' • >nvrivet u :',y 1 pu,bllcAty- ! “ Pd thut this was an Imposition . n * achcols. attacked the ■ Adam Applcbud,. the author, has penscr of spirits, and disorderly, was fined $ 5 a iid ’(|oll| Geo. De Cot tea, R. G. Davey, !1chairman , a 0 the board, unkir many amusing lines' Guests at the ball: the Misses costs. to B set the *(Into for iuch a u tomorrow ‘ W furth(!r the retailer. . , ; thJnchliig of the theory of cvolti-1 written in so man Tho «10 bond of Will ( .a i vv H Kntzminger. I»ngwood. a . J to t' 1 lho , schools In an i andaituatlona _ -- — ’ Th? meeting time of th? u««ci- “ * t„ x 8Unportcd that the prusenation! Grace Gillnn. Mary E. Puleston, vin. clmrgtdw ith speeding wax |C. Fort. T. It. Higgins, Howard nip I 0 u T T " “Don hus been changed from 7:30 (W“n- m “ThmaMnd | to cause a roaring riot Georgia Mobley, Almo Tolar. Ir- estreated. »h (V' n/Ui U i nli jy |Hulick, J. C. Hutchison, M. il. Hut- ; Balm Beat.11 1 *8 U e b a t i n s r O’clock in th t evening to 2..I0 ,an-c,,tali .ts here last Sunday.. of laughter from iKgimiirg to . ml. ma Smith. Anna Kanner. inra E. 1 tan. J. D. Jinkins, J. !L Jackson, \ n n r n n ^ J .,( • I » -I 1 o’clock in the afternoon, »n hour j t, 0„inion th a t!The story opens in the Isaac Williams, Louiso Harks, Dorothea V otes [b ()A (!s 1 1E. F. Lane, T. W. Isinglcy. T. W. F l 'F O p r i a t l O n Bill which is bciicv«l much more cun- j . aro , „ ching modern-. GoldiUh antique ahop. witli bain Ray. and George Wlljon, Warner Florida U n iversity (lij,.. —-— , - IvcnienL for the merchants. I*1-' . ■• , *10111)011 ’ Ilyril playing the part of "Isaac Sci ggan, Hnrton Mnbray. WEST PALM BEACH* ^ [ay 13k In Cuba Field M eet G. Uw",n' s c’ Uw J. Marshall. E. J. Moughton, ^JJHASSEK. M„y 13 l x Cm ----------------- . !sm should bo atopped.______ and Miss Tillyo Benjamin the part Act. I—In the Goldtch Art Shop --------jJ. <». Michael. II »L McCaaltn, G f /.''f th« creation of I FRENCH I’LAN ATTACK TROTSKY GIVEN OFFICE . f ’’Reck” his daughter. John —Morning In the Golditch A rt] HAVANA, May 13.—-P resident[E. McCall, G. E. SIcKay, W. M pec ted to »|cn rf;-r fish and game com- ' --------! . , | Schlrard plays the Part of an ItAct II. 1 Alfredo «-aya* Mnd i:residenc-eiect 1McKinnon. T. J. Nixon, iiuwarc igtiiiKM tu cu&uv4tiuft o.vt cr;pM;uiMorocco, Ma} x m c r n t f u , v i s _Leon Trot-lnlian, whose name is too long to,;jhop- 10 hour iater. RABAT^F d: III,_|n Mrs. Clinton’s CJerardo Muchado ure to be honor-lOverlin, II. H. Putlishull, A. R tion i« aim- ’• a cevraiev waa re: with llttr4* by the 13.— French troo|) began a move­ 1 ‘ (j' cjoviot army head to-j write u nil whose job L» to pu- vmnnAct Morning. ; sry tiferflw lu a triungular field A. k. Rossctter. A. Raff**li|, L fi 1veated today aa unofficial rukunus . . . 1, . . . jn unti(| UC* | Herbert Me Homo. , l a •kbate^—opp0*‘^ on an(1 l “e measure pro- m ent last night fur the______d Wns selected a member of tho hole |from prcincta in yesterday a (leailr*. Clinton’s meet to be staged Saturday be-|Ste«Io. C. W\ Stoud !nnu(if 1 surreundex presidium ^ •• - v i e t cabinet by the -.c r has the role of “The Poor) Act IV.—Still at ^oimufioner to have the heseiged outposU | tion show lan:« plurnlitio* in favug I tween the universities of Florida, WinSharon, E C. Smith, R. tiff/’Miss Mildred Holly plnya 1—the next evening end ponds where by Abdel-Krim’s Rifftan tribes federal congres of the soviet Sthe (leorgiA vtnd Havunu, •tog. Orchestra, part of "Mildred Clinton’’ whoj , •* sniorcunicut uf men, rays an official communique states, Uwa. issued today, 2 BABIES’ BODIES TO BE EXHUMED BY COURT ORDER .Wa±i,i i ^ School O rchestra j Asked For Return Program at Rollins R etail Credit Men Discuss Flans For B etter Protection “Be An Optimist” High School Senior Promises Roaring Riot Of Fun II f �-----._• *■■>=»• i'* ‘ •v'Vav^ THE Si *' V \ ■>< **>'*■- *> •• '* \* AUD, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1923. lit nent on Fourteenth Street from Sanford Avenue to \ . .. • »• -• 246.21 fi 03.1 2f Court Inc. s 101, culture ami contains some poisoii I ages of this kind arc unheard cl nue, Fifteenth Street from Sanford Avenue to Ma*n0U ,T 253.63 r Alleged W hipping ' •harm ­ in this county. If Wny will iwonu Hose Court Inc. 24 65 . — a r __C n t i f n v il A ntiM 4 m i l _______ ■. ***' but when properly used• Is 102 273 14 cut warrants for arrest or identi­ 70 less. 21 Of N ortherner Rose Court Inc. 103 fy his nllegod assailants, I am Advised to Leave t ’lly. 273.14 accept^, 70 24 104 Officially D enied "Way Is apparently sore because sure they will be prosecuted to Rose* Court Inc. 273.14 City 70 24 105 I the growers wouldn't buy from limits of law. I think Wny is suf­ Rose Court Inc. The following is the Final Estimate of the cost of plr ;. 273.14’ 70 24 i him. He is said to have written fering from complexes because Rose Court Inc. ion (Continued from Page One) ___ »o.i f«nt in width with sheet n«nk»n kiuvt«.r* wouldn't use his spray.” 273.14 mnyor rerented the implication that • many letters north aadvising 70 24 Rtn-e Court Inc. 107 K. I,. DEAN, ORLANDO, M.y I!.—Tt Fior- the citizens of Sanford approved of friends and markets not to eat or ... 183.39 47 24 109 Editor Snnford/If’rald Rose Court Inc. Ida Furnituro and StoraRp.'MO'ji- such an affair if it hnil taken place. ' seli Sanford celery as it was pol300.45 77 24 Btfon will hold its nnnunl inven­ His wire in full says: 123 Rose Court Inc. I sonous. A fter advising him to stop 310.81 tion here Wednesday and Tuxday Sobring—Combined plant of Se- Rose Court Inc. 81.2 21 “Yours of eleventh reached me I letter writing, a committc of grow124 neat, It has been nnnouncjdy the late last night. Knew nothing of 1ers warned him to leave town, bring White Wny and High Land;? 312.16 1820 Cu. yds. Grading @ 40c 80 24 ---125 Rose Court Inc. joe*] committro on nrrsnfnents. alleged whipping of Bcnjnmin T. 1350 Sta. yds. overhaul HP lc “Local |*'»pie are unusually law163.88 42 21 120 Activities of the convenln will Wcy nnd wns surprised to henr 1abiding arid lynchings and out- proved, Rose Court Inc. 25U i j n, ft. concrete curb & gutter (a) 7fic rida consist of talks by lcadln mem­ sue h charges Addenda to Rose Court, Sanfor have been preferred _ 879 I.in. ft. flush curb @ 35c ..................... bers of the business on ibjects against the good citizens of this 327.75 112 87 ROSE Rose Court Inc. pertaining to the differenphases city. The citizens of Sanford are TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ! 2887 Sq. yds. rock base < 8 > 80c ----------------228.20 78 89 Roso Court Inc. of the industry, includinfndver- law-abiding, honorable people and COURT: 2887 Sq. yds. 2-inch sheet asphnlt top @ 1.02 254.59 87 ■ tlslng, bnnking, income t pro- do not believe in any such method. *1*1 k i> Notice is hereby given that the construction of tho surface Rose Court Inc. 2190 S*j. yds. concrete alley returns < 5 > 30c ... 222.11 iccdure, merchandising, chnlatorea From thorough investigation made 70 93 treated asphalt pavement on the following described'streets in Rose Rose Court Inc. 1-590 IJn. ft. li-incii drain tile @ $100 per M. ... j, and legislative work. 203.37 90 this morning through police depart951 Roso Court Inc. Election Kloctlon of officers otttccrs nndhe nnune scsc-j sheriff’s office and county Court has been completed nnd the completed work has been finally 204.85 1 70 97 Roso Court Ine. lection of the next annui meetJ j U(|K,-'s office, I enn find none thnt accepted l.y the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. legal expense, etc., 2 per cent 497.481 170 . ... •he-----j . .» ......................alleged 99 Rose Court Inc. ing place will made a t le «*..-« final <knew anything nbout The following is the final estim ate of the cost of paving follow­ 5 per cent ... 201.85 70 meeting Thursday afternoi when crime." 109 Rose Court Inc. the main topic will be *ar the Sharon Sends L etter To Mayor. ing streets in Row Court with a 5-inch rock base surface treate. 204.85 70 110 Rose Court Inc. Good or the Association,” which Total Cost ............................................... ....... .............. . In a letter addressed to Mayor witi^ asphalt: Grand View Avenue, north from Sanford Avenue to Lily Rose Court Inc. 70 ' 204.85 DJ 111 all member, will be a t lltty to UkCt j ad){0 Sharon declared that Court, Hughey St., from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court nnd Grand To lx> borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 201.85 70 112 participate at round .tablllscus-, Wny wnfl in hbl offIco on lh„ View Avrnuc “South” from Sanford Avenuo to Lily Court paved -^M Rose Court Ine. 201.85 Number of feet frontage ..... .............. ........ .... ............ _ 70 113 *'on* ‘ imerning prior to his departure feet in width Hibiscus «’ourt and Lily Court paved a width of ."2 Rose Court Inc. A banquet will be heid ednes- | r„n, Sanford nnd declares Hint the 204.85 Assessment |>er foot frontage ......... ............................ 70 111 Rose Court Inc. day night. D. E. Ridge! chair- jnn pr made no reference to the nl- feet (Id feet in width on each side of Central Park way strip). 201.85 FRED T. WILLIAMS, K„ri» 70 115 Cu. Yds. Grading Cd> 10c ..............................................* r,,r.50.HO Rose Court Ine. man memlHrrshlp commit), will wliipping. and Temurked he 10392 1 DESCRIPTION 201.85 70 1IC bo toastm aster. The incipn! t wnR called north iiy the illness of t 2 100 Stn. Yds. over-haul & 1c ..................... .......................... 2I.0« Rose Court Inc. K. It. Trafford's Map, Sanford 201.85 70. speaker will lie J. A. Glbre, of ; h|8 wife. A copy of Judge Sharon’s ' 117 IJo.c Court Inc. I Charlottesvill * 201.85 70 Feet 'tte s v iiiT « • r r ‘" ; UV’ * / uttor • 7 C c ....................... 118 Rose Court Inc. »n “ Retail Fum iturAnsoci-1to the World, is as follows: Lin. flush ctirli (ti> 35c ................ ,............................. i9.80 talk on 201.85 NAME Front 70 119 tt.|l>(,rnm t „ yuu f ro,n p,,. 12801 Sip Yds. rock haw 5-Inches thick (?i) 70c ................ 9,73101 Rose Court Inc. ations , Past, Present anduture."| n; 201.85 Meiseh Realty Co.. I-ot 5 Illk 15 Tr. 1 70 120 Roso Codrt Ine. At the other sessions m»c of ,f(lW York World, having l»een 17dl Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns <f0 30c ............................ 211*..'!(i Chris Blunis & A. P. Courakis, Imt 10 Blk 15 Tr. 1 117 201.85 70 121 Rose Court Inc. the speakers will be J . W f11*’ shown mo | wish to state that I i ^7k.'1 Sq. yds. surface treatm ent @ 30c ............................... 3,8:11.90 117 201.85 Meiseh Realty Co., Iait 1 Blk 1C Tr. 1 Jacksonville, Legislative \rk; A. ,, ,m.Wnt Mr. II. T. Way, in a suit ... 1 70 122 420.00 Lose Court Inc. Type A Inlets OH $35 ........................ C. Martin, Jacksonville, A inker s ' f,,r (h,. r covery of some land, and “ D. T. MncCartney, Lot 5 Blk 10 Tr. 1 117 234.11 80 127 R om Court Inc. 120.00 Type II Inlets <a $80 . Idea of Installment Credi W. T. I be wus to see me the m om -' ; Meiseh Realty Co., I.ot C Iilk 10 Tr. 1 117 292.6-1 1(H ) 128 Rose Court Inc. Catlnhnn, Miami, Co-operon Be-1jn(f he left that afternoon, 1UK I.in. Ft. (1-inch drain pipe laid @ 50c 81.00 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 10 Blk 10 Tr.1 117 292.64 100 tween the Furniture Dor nnd - „n,| he told ine thnt lu was leav 129 Rose Court Inc. 1,012.20 Lin Ft. 12-inch Storm sewer (0> 1,05 Storage Man} Willlant J . II, New | |„ jj (hat day, having bc.n called .' Meiseh Realty Co., I/it 1 Blk 17 Tr. 1 117 75 219.48 130 Rose Court Inc. 300.00 Manholes -1-0 (fii $50.00 ...................... York, Modern Morchand Ten- nnrth by the condition of his wife's 0‘ 5 Blk 17Tr. 1 117 190.21 Meiseh Realty Uo„ Lot 05 131 dencies and their Valueii You; 11,,-nlt h. 05.00 Roso Court Inc. 1 Manhole C-H .......... health. 292.61 C. W. Clark. Lot 0 Illk 17 Tr. 1 117 100 132 Russell II. Tnrr, T am pa.’0 Fur­ Rose Court Inc. “He did not state to me that» in; 2851 I.in. Ft. 8-Inch drain tile at $ioo , !»•.*-I )-Ih« t *r»ti-♦ »-M Kel 05 r jy .21 C. V*. Ci.ii!,, Lot 10 Illk 17 Tr. 1 iii * i .'*.'* had been mistreated or abused inf 1780 Ft. BM Iuni 1st in trenchen <g> $75 ... 13.1.9- Rose Court ine. vertising? 292.01 I). R. Urisaon, Lot I Blk 18 Tr. 1 117 too nny way. lie sat lu my office and Extra work ..... ........................ - ....................... 134 Rose Court ine. • I talked to me for a t least, fivo or 292.64 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 18 Tr. 1 117 100 135 105.0’ Roso Court Inc.’ ill minutes, or possibly longer, lie Laboratory Inspection of materials .......................................... Public School, laris 5 & 10 Blk 10 T r. 2 231 The above nnd foregoing final assessment nro payable without showed no signs of liaving been Advertising, legal expense, etc., 2 per pent ....................... 003.49 1 Blk 17Tr. 2 117 beaten, nor did he make any com.- Engineering 6 per cent .......... j ,05h.7t ■’■:* ** ■' "i1 In JU N E 15, 1925 and from nnd nfter such date said Meiseh Realty Co., Isri plaint of having been mistreated. ( Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 5 Blk 17 Tr. 2 117 Total cost $35,-190.02 1i-ecial assessments will be payable only in fifteen equal annual inf'hiel Williams, in his message Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 17 Tr. 2 117 To be borne by adjacent property except cost of paving adjacent .-(aliments with Interest at 8 per rent per annum on all deferred pay­ said, " lt’*|ilylng to your telegram Meiseh Realty Co., lari 10 Blk 17 Tr. 2 117 of tlie eleventh, had heard nothing parkway in center of IlishiscuH mid Eily Courts which is ama-iutd us mi ments. Wltners my hand ns City Cleik and the Seal of the City of San­ of alleged whipping of Benjamin Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 1 Blk 18 Tr. 2 117 addenda under resolution No. 120. RERUN, May lIGeorge T. Way until receipt of your mes­ Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 18 Tr. 2 117 ford, this Htli day of MayA. I)., 1925. Rrandes, the Danish crit recent­ Number of feet frontage on 21 ft. pavemeent ....................... 4881.2 ly lectured in Berlin of Europe sage nnd after careful investiga­ Numia-r of feet lot frontage on 10 ft. pavement The above nnd foregoing final assessments arc payable I.. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk. 3109.-3 tion, I ayi convinced that tlie as it Is today." Despl his HI interest up to June 15th, 1925 nnd from nnd ufter such date la Publish May 12, 19, 20 and June 2 and 9tli. 2448.0 yeurs, the speaker’s mol keen elmrgo l> unfounded nod uinvar Number of feet parkway frontage ......... cinl assessments will he payable only in ten cqunl annual inita runted." TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FOUR­ ness and elasticity are iprising. Assessment per foot of 21 ft. paving .......................................... $3,902 Sheriff Hand wirisl the newspn Assessment per foot 'frontage of 10 ft paving TEENTH STREET I Ito.M SANFORD AVENUE TO PALM ETTO with interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred paymnti Rrande.n is not infntutf with ............... . 2.92*'-1 the Europe of toduy. Cure, he per a follows: “ Knew nothing of AVENUE, FIFTEENTH STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City« FRED T. WILLIAMS. City Engineer. believes, is a thing of e past. the alleged kidnapping of Benja­ ford, Florida, this 9th day of May, A. D-, 1925. TO MAGNOLIA AVENUE, SIXTEENTH STREET FROM SAN­ DESCRIPTION In 1918, he snbl th* fit of the min T Way on Apr 15 ns explain­ FORD AVENUE TO MAGNOLIA AVENUE. I*. R. PHILIPS. City Cl«| Impending world eorgration ed in your telegram to Mayor Rime Court Addition to Sanford, I’la. were glimmering everycre in luikc.” Notice is hereby given thnt the construction of the asphalt pnvePublish May 12th, 19th, 20th, June 2nd <fc 9th. Final Feet Width Herald Conducts Investigation. Europe nnd quite ns nuiei* Paris A< ("merit Front Lot NAME ns elsewhere. When in* ule this An investigation of the case con­ 154-2 3 21 39.6 declaration there was ncad si­ ducted by The Herald tills morn­ S. I'ule.iton lence in the crowdcil >1. He ing revealed the fact that Mr. Way Mrs. A. E. Hill 408.21 1 21 120 continued to speak of tlpornic- for several years lias been trying Forrest Luke & Key It 312.1ft 21 80 lous Influence of the pr every­ to induce local celery growers to < ; Key 21 331.07 Forrest Lake & 85 where in bringing about • World use a celery spray of his own in­ 7 630.13 21 War and was scathing Ids re­ vention. One of the lending grow­ A. L. Bqtt 137.4 marks .when lie bronchede ques­ ers hero is said to have‘tried it for John Kihirnnl 790.01 9 201 21 tion of cultural dcvolopnts in one season and found it to lie F. E. HnumilluL 29ft.:.’. n 78 21 Europe since the war. worthless. 219. IH M . W. Anderson 13 10 75 It is declared thnt Mr. Wny be­ Ho mentioned that a v known 219.18 15 10 75 French journalist hail ted his came angry when his spray found W. C. Hill opinion nbout the intntiomil no sale hero and then is said to Harry Walsh 10 670.17 24 1 10.2 dtnte .of culture. **Ci| e" he have written letters to friends of W. C. Hill fi07.61 17 21 155.7 hint re p lie d “ Is dead, (drefuru his In the north, tolling thorn that 200.90 17 10 W. C. Hill 70.7 tho celery grown hero contained there can lie no questim? an in18 670.17 21 1-10.2 tcrnutionul culture. I.t ut the poison, coming from it spray which T. W. Jones Frnnce of today. Shewn no wns being used nnd which was Henry Ileus 19 21 007.54 155.7 longer stnml criticism, er heat found to have been recommended Henry Ilea:, 200.90 to 19 70.7 friends remain silent, iny she by tho United States Department 10 21 75 210.48 has become the heir olrussinn ef Agriculture. This spray is said It. It. Dens 219.18 23 1ft 75 to contain Home poison, enough to 1 -'tik & (N-lclough militarism." . • 25 75 219.48 Ift Dr. Brandcs admltteilnt Rua-1 kid worms and insects on the Hose Court Inc J l$!lt:', and -to ll l l n i l pi opel l y , i sia, Japan and » ninu *kd sym­ 27 111 75 219.18 . Hose Court Itu ptoms of cultural progs. But declared to lie harmless. 219.48 ! Laura P. Caldwell 29 75 Ift Mr. Way's efforts to disparage wherein wus Europe |mt**ing 219.48 31 75 1ft in the world's culturnlevolop. the local product, is said to have Laura P. Caldwell merit? he linked. Dir he still cctno to tlie attention of local J. K. Wat hen 33 Ift 75 219.48 play a part in the coni nf the growers, who nro declared to havi V . E . Douglas 35 75 1ft 219.48 nations? If so, srnrcclyire than warned him that his letter w rit­ 219.48 V. E. Douglas 37 75 h ; ing must cense nnd advising him the treble. Aral thu ague of 39 ift 52 152.17 Nations? With n disputing ges­ to leave town. Mr. Way is raid Rose Court ln< ture he declared Him* irtution a to have left the city Hhortly there Rose Court Inc, 39 92.09 23.0 21 nftei. farce. •II Rose Court Inc. 21 72 2x11.94 Whipping CorapIcUly Denied. 13 2H2.fl 21 In its investigation of (lie af Rose Court Im 72.3 G erm ans Said ’> He f i l l . , Tile llernld found complete Rose Court Ine. 11 21 20.3 102.02 nial of the alleged whipping I Hose Court Itu 45 363.52 21 90.0 A id in g R iffia iu o o p s ihaifiaissioiis wero made that J Rose Court In 210 47 819.42 21 « -------Way was requested to leave I 50 TANGIER, May 12—-port* to city because Iris presence here a | Rose Court Ine. 21 ft 19.29 100.4 the Havas agency suys German Iris alleged efforts to destroy It. A. Newman r.t 1109.88 I 1 21 •submarine recently laid explos­ market for Snnford celery, wi 1 It. A. Newman 51 Ift 2fi5.42 l 00.7 ives. telephonic inuteriiind food­ characterized as being dvtrimen i It. A. Newman 52 20ft.90 Ift 70.7 stuffs on Riff roast of wh coun­ to lire community. In Ids message to tho World 1 L. A. Newman try and El Krim is invaof l-'rvncii 52 21 135.7 529.50 anNWtr to its several questions, R.• l!o i- Court In % zone of Morrocco. 53 21 217 9il3.79 I.. Dean, editor of Tim Herald, •e»i1 j It. C. Maxwell 2011.90 1ft 70.7 larizes tlie implication that (’ooimunirntinn Neal Spain 51 6_*'.i.r»0 21 135.7 PARIS, May 12—Frio ii ask­ citizens would sanction such an al It. C. Maxwell ing Spain for authorit in bom- leued incident and reiterates s Lose Court Inc. 55 21 135.7 529.60 liard or attack concemtions in belief that if Mr. Way will swear Hose Court Ine. W 55 Ift * 70.7 20.1.90 Spanish Morrocco of Rim tribes­ tu t warrants for Iris alleged 50 . John Leonardy 75 Ift 219.48 men now engaged in -'a»ion of rallnnls, that the case agi 75 • Hose Court Inc. 57 Ift 219.48 French zone. The Spmli furtli- thpm will lie prosecuted to er are uskerl to stop (visioning limit of the law. Thu mcssni ijltose Court Inc, 58 -.184 1ft 75 RilTiuns through port Agadir. full is us follows: Hose Court li r, 75 59 1ft V 219.48 L0 . Hose Court Inc. Ift 75 219.48 Tarpon Springs vot to ex­ nttaek on Benjamin T. Way tend cltv limits from event a r­ lows: Way him been trying r Hose Court Inc. 01 75 Ift 219.48 ea of four square m s to fif­ several years to introduce a sp )' Hose Court Inc. 75 02 Ift 219.18 teen square miles. for celery to local growers. 1 ‘ Hose Court Inc. 03 7 » Ift 219.48 lending grower tried it for a i Hose Court 1lu » 01 lt» 7-*i 219.48 W idter Haven—latkoilver pro­ sop and found it worthless, perty, Nubdiviilcd into 225 resid­ spray used ut present was rec ... • Hose Court Inc. <;:» 1ft 75 219.18 ential lots, to be thorolhly devel­ mended to tlie growers by tin** Hose Court Inc. 00 75 Ift 219.48 oped. Itose Court Inc. 07 1ft 76 219.18 Hose Court Inc. (18 75 1ft 219.48 1 2 Hose Court Ine. 09 18 75 219.48 4 ; Hose Court Inc. 70 75 ut 219.48 - 1 m•* J ! 1• -- #• 1 1• ~• i1 •ID 40 IU.i.O| | [j | Rose Court Inc. 71 21 1 12 5.51.08 1 Rose Court Inc. 72 hi 70.7 2011.90 H Rose Court Inc. 72 21 149.3 582.50 [j Rose Court li 73 1 C * 24 160 .30 P reserv e you hom e and pay a little at a 74 21 H | Roso Court Inc. 03.9 219.34 # time. il Hose Court Inc. 75 21 00.3 235.29 70 D Itose Court Inc. 21 00 231.12 II Itose Court Inc. 77 21 55 211.61 LET US CALL 78 1) 1Rose Court Inc. 24 55 21 1.(11 D Rose Court Inc. 79 21 55 21 1.61 80 U Itoae Court Inc. 21 55 211 ill and help you elect the coloring* make an 81 p lltu se Court lac. 21 55 211.61 estim a te andexhlain our term s. 11Hose Court Inc. 21 82 55 211.01 «L Hose Court 11C. 83 21 45 175.59 81 n Itose Court Inc. 21 171 007.24 IT WILL PA Y 9 Itose Court Inc. 85 1ft 90.7 . 205.42 -1 Rose Court Inc. 80 1ft 75 219.18 Second Urcct and Sanford Avenue Il Rose Court Inc. 88 75 10 219.48 H l|n«p Coilr• | 1C. 1*0 10 75 219.18 3 Rose Couit Inc. 02 Id 75 215.18 55 ■ I.'o e C.i'.u > !• . . 91 75 Id 219.48 [J; R-se Court 1Y 90 10 219.48 76 PHONE 270 i Ituso Court I lc. 98 Id lftj,00 55.7 • loo 21 90 301.18 \• * i • 1 h i. • ri PAGE SIX _____ e Furnmre Men To Meei In OrlandoWedneday I 1J Culture I s .D a d , Says I)r. Brades, Aged Danish titic Every Day Lessons Y our ortunity To Buy " lw r jj - t t" 4 Vi *1. 1 t f < ■ i 1 Prompt Action is Necessary If You Would Profit Paint N»w—Pay Later SLE # ' jil N . H. GARNER, Developer Lossing P a i n t Co., Inc. ^ 1 1 ■ _ ■ & ' .u -Mu io S .- �' V T, •• r. Hv 1 Bftv > 1 . POUCE TRAINING SCHOOL BASED ON CAREFUL STUDIES Celery Shipments Furnished through courtesy of Atlantic Coast Line Kailroad. Celery movement for Mny 11. Potomac Yards ..................... ft WaycroM ? New York ............................. 3 Florence ............... 1 Chicago ... 1 Cincinnati ........ 1 Inspector Noonan, Of N. Y. Department Spends Year In Europe Before Hluecont "West Point Is Started NEW YORK, May 13.—A piece of detective work appropriately underlies the newly established Po­ lice Academy which Commissioner Entight has dedicated as the fu­ ture West Point of the nation's bluecoats. Last year police headquarters was ngog over the mysterious and prolonged absence abroad of In­ spector John J. Noonan, now the academy's first commandant, lie had slipped away with no one knowing it. and the question was: Who was he after? The question was never answer­ ed, for it developed that the in­ spector’s secret mission wnH mere­ ly to do some quiet and corres­ pondingly freer sleuthing the police the world over, in order to make the present Police Academy the sum of the latest international ideas in police training. Inspector Noonan, it has been explained, wns sent nversens by Cotnmiiloner Enright with creden­ tials to Scotland Yard and the polico chiefr, of Paris, Vienna, Her- Total .................................. 1" iin, Rome and other cnpitals. He was ordered to keep lips sealed and eyes and cars open, and saturate himself with the best in training facilities and methods to the end that the "West Point" dream might be realised. Commissioner Enright announces that the academy will open not only to New York police and po lice recruit1*, but also to those from D rought Is Dam aging other cities. A limited number will in Southwest be accepted from outside New York Crops who iU;'te train-d to serve as In­ Florida, Is the Report st; u?torz at home, * The academy will have special WASHINGTON, Mny 13.—The department < devoted to training U. S. Department of Agriculture's men ns police clerks to do the high­ report on Florida crop and weath­ ly specialized police paper work; er conditions for wcqk ending yes­ to prepare traffic experts to meet terday shows progress and condithe growing complexity of motor | linn of cotton very good; rein Inst transportation problems; to teach­ i day in west very beneficial except ing the art of fingerprinting, Ber- ! west and south, where drought is tillon measurement* and other | acute; corn fair to good in low phases of criminal identification, ; lands, suffering on uplands; cane and to tin* special training of of­ 1 and peanuts fair; oats poor; melficers and Instructors. 1 on* a t standstill, some shipments from central portion and other j truck shipped in good quantities from central portion; citrus fruits • dropping badly; in some localities trees are wilting; tobacco i* dably damaged. TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Flys Own Ship 'I HORIZONTAL 1. Small instrumental to open locks. 4. To dnmngo. 7. linking dish. U. To rap lightly. 12. To press, U,«Lnnuiit*. lfl. The front. 17. Wonder worker. 10. ftttrftyw grass. 20. Wftaing birth 21. Decorated. 23.'Rpt»U'< ton rti ■>*). 2ft. Ell hern partner. 20. Epoch. 28. Ben i agR’. 20. IWirtnv word for Gml, 32. of the navy. 30, Dug lor ore, 3i>. irtjh in .ic , 40. T il t nm iH. •S3, (i it/pcilcr of u bout. 41. YMbn. 45. What tho boss said when I asked for a raise 4(1. Wipit. 1 wanted him to say. 47. Illiicfconed. 4<J, To piece out. ftly i Iqvv U‘ land in Jail. ft:!B,Htuango. ft'kifih’lf nti cm. fihlB lfnt of n sheep. iwrTuxi. • I r l ’ntd publicity. 02.-California's fruit, tiftf' To ,tnv. 07. Foretokens. OH. Wing pnrt of a seed. 70(' Inclined. 72, Elevation. 73. C. i inieul which yields sugar. 7ft. To cook slowly. 70. To perform. 77, Unit. 7tf. Vessel used for Eucharist (i ] is nnkeyed letter.) 71', What tin) chicken gets In tli ri net >.. "VERTICAL 1. Young gout, il Mi take. Ill Form of you. jft. 10. in. 20. 22. 21. 2ft, 27 30 31. 33. 't I 3ft. 37. III*. 41, 4u 17. 43. ftt). ftl. ’>2. ft I. jft. ft?. ft‘t. I’ll. •it. 03. 01. Ob 30. 07. i '* 71. VI. sty •'ofir and five. Energy. House plant, V ( ImllongwlT A draft animal. Light brown. Old chicken. Unit of electrical resistance. I'art of the mouth, Sheltered. I on. Wiser. Animal similar to rivets. Stratum. Klvetricni particles. Hefore. To Itnock. To observe. Wrath. Officers in college. Shrub used by A mbs for ten, A ruseuI. Accomplished. Tatter. Frozen water. Ojipolite of phonetic. Woe nr pest. S(opil. to attach. To deep. To relieve. F og, A particle. English money, Hi hold, Upon. I'rinter’s meusure. ANSWER TO \ ESIEKDAY'S ( ROSSWORD Ft //.I E 'tnoiiHtrativo pn mimin. !l Rent tvcili). Ilk t'piUllg up. rr‘ 'T # Steel Upright Filing Cabinets ,E 3 —• • (11 CJ U f B3 u n In Buttery Formation u —* _ . J — X— era _ -i.—- * 1- -0 COLEMAN’S ’'Everyth ing Vut The M B S lc tc ^ e n n c k c '& > / i' W i •, 12, —A WASHINGTON, May — Spanish anarchist 1 once knew had been living in exile in Pu nch decided to deport him. Tte> shipped him across the Channel to // m * D“w »»>■ n o w ! " g MlMj ministration ought to name them. So there’s a radical difference be­ tween the two, you See. Hut i ts the only one there is. The New EbbitL just closed and socn to he torn down, not only wasn’t a new hotel, it was one of the Inl’lest' ln' the country It i> great gathering place of notabili­ ties during the Civil War. Presi­ dent Lincoln often conferred there with various Union commanders. J t was the scene of nutnerouse his­ toric social functions. It s crys­ tal room” war. world famous once, r e s id e n t McKinley, Chief Justice i Don t Just »* i ‘tic-loved Thief" . .. esffig1 acraia an were among itTSL Speaking of rcaus, Argentina’s their embnssy r wouw"‘ Judge E. H. Gr ■pen,. a South Amcrii■ican some time ago, until ho couldn’t possibly h«,:on*. lie charge mhiie in th npsife; TOO LATE TO CL 5® - • * * * - a sou," he confessed. or not. Nor -------. -- „ . “Then we can’t admit you, the * < officials ruled. " H c re T am,” re­ • s joined the anarchist, “with no way ■ 'i of getting anywhere else, what u c ■■ are you going to do?" “ Well, wait h ere" came back the officials, locking him up. “ We’ll wire to im­ migration headquarters in London and find out." Pretty quick back came a tele­ :: gram from London: "Good gra­ cious! Don't you know political refusees aren’t in th esnnie class with ordinary immigrants? Apologlze, and let him right in.' How does that compare with the immi­ gration bureau of the Labor De­ partment here in Washington? Nobody is better fixed to broad­ cast smallpox than the conductor f of a crowded street car. The health authorities have been pret­ ty anxious ever since they discov­ ered one engaged in doing it, on the Washington Railway ami Elec­ tric line. He’d been nt it for sev­ eral days, too. Rounding up all his “contracts" is impossible, of course. Right on top of this in came a big batch of New York papers with an anti-vaccination story on the front page. Newsboys imme­ diately began selling them, yell- i ing. “ Vaccination kills many!” as I loud as they could. "Not as many j ns smallpox,” said Health Officer j Fowlei, telephoning the police to . shut off the yelling at least. More than a third of Washing- , ton's present smallpox patients die. j ■J T The popular idea is that there's j no difference between Republicans and Democrats any more—-that | Maria Esther I’onmr, one of Mexico’s prettiest comic actresses, is plan­ thero are conservatives and liberning tn visit in the United States soon. She is shown hero wearing a a Is, but that n Republican is j u s t . nr, apt to be one as the other, and 1 lint trimmed in white ostrich feathers. so is a Democrat—and so, while you can tell conservatives and lib -. 4:■ •> ♦♦ •> ■> 4irals apart, you can't tell Republi­ cans from Democrats—they wear party labelsc but the labels don't mean anything. “Oh yes they do,” says Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota, the a f f il ia t e d w it h upper House’s lone Farmer-Luhorite. “ A Republican believes a Re­ T iil ; S a n f o r d G h £ d i t A s s o c i a t i o n publican administration ought to name all the federal appointees. A Di mnerat believes a Democrat ad- Miss Eleanor McCarthy, New Or­ leans InOrcss null moiety girl, is one of the first women in the fur souqc3.fr,vvnniid opera d*Jier own nirpTmfef foi.* has just .Tpplied for n government license as a profes­ sional pilot. j .7 ■’ Big Difference Between Political i Refugees And Ordinary Immigrants Is Opinion Of English bays Stewart TtEHS V V ASSlFt W ANTED—Reliable mid^T woman to represent the Corset Co., Sanford and Goodn internationally „iw, Jjbcral commbsiens « r t\ m Wl\at lowhome andpayin’io ' months," i‘T \ J ■J DEVOE 7 ’E SI I just heard about it— X isn’t it wonderful I Now we can have all the painting we want done and pay later—just as w e bought our furniture, vacu­ um cleaner, piano and washing machine.” Ask us about the Devoe Home Improvement Plan whereby you can paint your house—inside and out—and pay for itintzuv-^nth-, ly installments. * 'MIXMLW-HUR reoouen \ J BALL H A R D W A R E CO. | "fl I'hone 8 A Muffler for Freezer- Know Your Bank Balance W ill Cover Your Check! Edna It. Willxcy, known to police ini tin- “beloved tliic-f," liecuuse she ; j lias smiled herself out of a dozen *or so roblsiry charges, . i t now , 4* awaiting trial u'j New York ehi»rg-,T c-d with taking jewelry, furs and I gowns valued at $4000. I’oli e | soy she took valuables from (lie Inline of .Mrs. i’earl Myers, Rive ivv r • tide Drive, wiiere sin- had Ihx-iru ;i guest. FOR WORKING I’EOI'I.F, The liest iif workers get out of sorts when the liver falls to act. They feel languid, half-siek. "hlue” uni diseoitraged and think they are getting lazy. Neglect of these synqitonn might result in a eirk stu'll, therefore tile .eiisllde course Is to take a dose of 11or bine. It is just the nH'dienio needed to pur­ ify the system and restore the yJj.j a..,t ambition t>f health I’ri.'. t ’1' hv I.in. ,'. Drugstore. rf; Exlsi*. j’ She’ll P a y U s a V isit Lyle’s R esolution Would Allow Vote On Riparian R ights TALLAHASSEE, Slay PL—The House of Representatives of the Florida Legislature started the ball rolling today with the pa'*ag> of two important concurrent resultition*. One by Representative McKenzie of Putnam, would allow the state to accept federal aid under the provisions of the recent act of con­ gress for rehabilitation of disabled veterans. The other by Represen­ tative Lyle of Seminole calls for a committee to draft an amendment to the constitution r dative to re­ parian rights which would be pre­ sented to the people at the next general election. The riparian res­ olution provides the amendment be drawn so as to carry out the prin­ cipals in the bit! on riparian rights passed nt the last session. •: THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925- *+<•■{••>+■-> •>4" sei- rFhc LAW provides strict punishm ent 1 for the “ hat individual check who presents a this A ssociation vides a moral stijvnja still worse. O il for a way to make ice cream without cream! Don’t you long for a big dish of it, in hot weather? But cream is so costly. pro­ An ounce of “ KNOW" is worth a pound of “G U E SS!” A -j •>•;•-h The Opening of n AiinotiiK’iiiK Summer C lass Here’s a secret—lots of women make delicious ice cream—straw berry, orange, chocolate, peach—without buying a drop of cream. i4 Bad” Check Leaves a Dangerous Trail B e h i n d It f o r the Giver! . for Beginners Our em blem may be seen in all o f the IN VIOLIN better stores And what is so popular! (§> S pecial Rates Prof. 1WV. W hitehurst Apply on Thursday ntui Sat­ 1 urday 3 (ili N a tio n a l Rank BI cIr . -j 4 f : v >-irv v vt ^^a U •G* f . , ^ e iiit^ 'L n ^ y i^ ic c ia lw f ri> !K S , \ N r o R o G k i j p j t A v 4* <-+■:- ♦ I n l '..... AFFILIATED WITH | A v s s o c l v t io n One youngster who had to turn the dasher, used to say— “Gee, I’d like to put a mu tiler on this freezer.” For all the kids within carshot dropped over for a dish ot cream—and got it too, his mother being kind. But the family portions were much reduced. Finally the neighbors also learned to make ice cream without cream—and began to order Borden’s Evaporated by the dozen cans. You see half the water’s been removed, leaving a creamy milk which can well be used as a cream substitute. Scald Borden’*, then cool and use like cream. ‘Borden's come* in two sizes; till (16 oz.) ind inull (6 oz.) O r J tr f r t m year grater’i by the tijff- J iZ ja er mere tern. | j V44S �pwwiM* iimJri-l Irf HvV.tu' ?‘™ 4 * i £ »n,l M. .I J i l t t n k i i m , u. ft 'vl**.; nIt,i „n ()tt, laii!u iiittl lnt«*rosts in ttio icPnf.Mi1rM ,?it J 1V ?Xn:ff1#; r • * tr. Florida. t!f?n-,B *T",!,,dle C,1-J"- Duarti-r of til* ;v!‘,rtln’^ !h;AM , ..f Action «. Fa*t -I,1 «ip <*»". lianit** an ’;* 4',,s; i«olnir» Addition W “X ■*'• Morlila. nn.l l*~* road.) r > ^st "< tdalnt havlnir brrn flint for thi M«».ou-» Addition Il» L«ni*WoJd. purlin*** of i|ult'\ltm till** to th< Florida. ni'nirilinir to flat tXiutC “I i'Vt tract of limit tu 111 of of record In tho I'tfbtlr lire* romplalnunt, Wallace »*. l*«w. pn1» r,f tk*ralnu1r> County, FlorIt lit further ordered that thl» 1*1n. Ill flat rtonk I, pm;** U. or(t.-r he ptibllrltnl oner h w*«?k fnr eluht ronneeutlve week* In The !i npprarfntt l>y tnr aarbirn Mli Hanford n nowanaptr pub* of coRiiiUlut heroin that ;'i*u may Hi*l.id inHerald, rtemlttolr County. Flor'ila. •>* Intrn-jtvit In tlionr certain tract* DONK AND ORDKRHD. thin the of Inml <*ltuuti'<l tn Srmlnolr Coun­ Slat day of March. UJJ ty. Florida, an 1 il.rcrlhcd above, (8*n1» V, H DOUllI.A8.-t, you ami •rh of yon are lu*rrb> Clerk of the Circuit Court oi rommumlrd unit rnjuIrM to nnprar Seminole County. Florida. to naiil Mil of romplalnt ot the A. M. \VKKK*. I>. C. Court linn*., tr. Sanford. Hratlnob* WILSONIlyt A HOl'SHOLUF.It. County, Florida, on Momtny. th<* firnt day of June. A. 1>. ISIS; otli- Solleltorn for Complainant. mvlei. nit’ll till! will ho taken ■**» Apr. 1. s. U Ji S'J. contcimed by you, raid bill of com- i.May «. 13, SO, !*. VI Tt f? , M j .#■6 ^ . - . v ‘ ifciH u* rR Dependable ten years ago, and five years ago, and more dependable than ever today, Dodge Brothers Motor Car simply represents th e latest phase in a process of continual betterment. P m i* IK-vear-olJ n J .n Amherst Hl- is telling th a t he Choose one of these tires according to your n< H inrluth F* ami K f ’iikf t» K yeer. “>f KnSIish’ French, tripnum etry. He take more Greek CIIANCKrtV. •">’ fathcr ithinks ». n ila e r I , IN . Dm*, C,mi|il:iln;ini vs. phrase recurs whin Lhc Jullut Mulnar. If llvlmr. ete.. et ah, IItf.lllluhl 1 U 4vs he is h'oiuK during one 8CIT TO qiti:t TiTi.i: rrh hi * vacation to a citir,,r Fu1*1lent lira. / Lnit--v training <*mi> and Tiik Still.* uf Flur.il.i Ti. .lollus .Mulnar. lullns A. Mulnar F Khid to upend port of the ,Henry Waltlouiiil. Iimry WaluvnC in ir-‘lime stuilyinjr music— Kel; ChnrlinM June*.. M. I|.*atnh. »rd piano—ot the Boston V\llll;.jn I.'li-rtuii l.liwnlr. tluulir, Imliv lilu.illy ami ns irimti i- fur twrvatory, "if f«thev consents, •'hurl.itti IJQtiKluss Inull* M. IMltu t. viers to a newspaper I "ntir. «’liuriuiti ItutiKlae liralh. afiicii had toll! of John fiunk- Ue.r lm.ll*, ClturluUe It. i}. ttiijd ;•r It-1 - . 'Ji'cHcy. Jr.. Nettle Unlit LL French and reccfvimr forth- 1E jn*»t Mftckvy. si I • knmv!i hh iii-i[h an <ri!er from the president tie Mackey. k„■ II. lilixa*i KUssell. iliimiab lli>rm n, l.m-nd mure time on studies mid Mury llilii'i ll. .Mnrv.iret llfaslus uml L q, parties. There’s nothing Juineii lltasliis. In r liusbntnl. Mary HmUh nnil Iimry Mmltli. her hitsfit icnirdini; to John. Ljjy w.’ckly magazine printed L it -aid was a copy of,father's Lr l0 me," he soys. “It was nut L j imitation of his style. It ...... .mliliiiL". If hs had writ- Imtii! Kll**n Uli*K tint! l% hnrlt*M Dirk, h«*r htiMbainl. <*an»llni- »:»::*?» ami I.! .*!r‘* Ct;*1n. I»r luisl.atnl. Aunt itAil w. J, Welslii |i«i JtJlMil. ('Utll«»rlnt* llnhiml :im| I.muIr I••ilfiTHi. h»*r Imsliaml. i*ath< rlim Tubli iiimI ('liftrl»*H A. T.ilili, h«*r hunb.tnil. Jfihn S. Ball, fJ.rtrK** It. Fuctcr, James A. .Marvin, l.nurrnee lluvnesi A. I. Kiirvtn I’nliiissUy. A. I.. Kur. will I'nhiiitskv ami Cmirail A, Kurwin I'ubusMky. I* l„ V.ay, ami .Nat Cnyiil* ami e;u*h .,f nM'in, if itv• jnif. anil If il*rul. all thirties rlatmIna Interests in the l.tmls ami primisi * Iill ul Veil In infs suit, as heirs, tlevlsees. Jfranti-en nr ntliei' rlnltttant* nailer tin- ,uii,| Julius Mulnar Julius A. Mnln.ir. Il.-ury WuMi.im.-i, lluni v Walilviu,. I. rii irlt- u June: M. II--.Hun. iM.ui.nii Ktri-riuti i,hieoln Hunter. ImlIvbluntly ami tin trustee fur Clurliitle Dull)*ills* In* tills. M. K'Ultli limit.•r, CharlnU*Inniitlass In. im. Weir ItirIIm I'harlot11* I*, il. InalM. U J Hartley, Jr Nettle Itlilll. Uny.t Mnl.iy. nlsn Known us Ib-ttie .Mai-key. Mnnnle l!uy ell, bell. Itusu li, llaiiii.’ili Itrennau. .Mary Itussell. Mnr<;ir.t 111rial tin. uml Jana- lllaslus, her liusji.iml. Mary Smltii amt Heut-v Mmltli, her lutsbariil, Kll. n III. I: ami Cimrl.n IMi’it, Imt IiimIi iml, * ar*iliiii< Kunn ami i’lhvaril K:.*n. Ii.-r Imsh.iml. V'int Welsh ami vv. 1 Welsh h.-r hlmbaml, Catherine Itulainl ' uml Itoiils Itulainl. lu-r liiishanil Cather­ ine Tnlib uml Charles A. Talih, her Itunhiinil. luho .s. Hall. ijeur«e i: Foster, .1aines A, Mary In. l-aur.-nee Haynes, A, I,. Knrvlti I’utunsky. A. 1-, KuryvIn I’liliuH-kv ant CmirmitA Kiuyrln I’ulmssliy. her liush.iml. H I*■ Way, illiil Nat I'uynix, uml eacll of them ileeease.l, or utlieruls**; ami ..II i*..i lie* vlaitiiiiiu Interests in tl.e j 1■ ERE are two tires that give the car owner a chance to choose intelligently, according to his re­ quirements. U. S. Royal C ord—the extra ser­ vice tire. Built of Latex-Treated Web Cord —and the standard of tire value today. United U SC O C ord —the high-value medium price tire. A full money's worth of dependable service and cash value. Doth made by the U . S. Rubber Company and carrying the trade* mark of their makers as a warranty of quality. StatesTires I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS In 30x3 inch and 30 x 3& inch clincher, and 30 x 314. 32x314, 31x4, 3 3 x 4 and 3 4 * 4 Inch •traight tide. In all tixea from 30x3Vt lnchce up, Royal Cord low preuure Dalluone for 20,21 and 22 Indirimi.and Royal Curd Balloon-Type Tire*. I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS start more power HERE Is n new DcIco-Ught—a T Dclco-Light that places electricity within file reach of every farm in America. It is lower in price than any Dclco-Light Plant has ever been. And it can be bought on terms so easy that no farm family need wait any longer to give its home the wonderful benefits of electric light. All that electric light means in com­ fort, convenience, safety and economy is now available to the million farm homes that have always wanted electricity, but have felt that its cost was too great. Always B etter ;|l*. IW.-hilantx"• qi'lC T TiTi.i-: " *it I’iilillratIan. |, 1 1 • . Nutii'y l.«*«v. Ill* '••lit* J I Iran, ir 11\- * '• l. .ill iiarll.-* rlaltn' i|iul*-r llif Halil Nain-y l.-w. I )*• v. Juhti J, Jiujtt, ‘L-vIs.-i-a, oi- uth- II i,* Hi* tiillnwIrK ili- lluatn an 1 l;<lan In tn-wii: • "f 1 N \V i ami III* V.-’t I*f III,' N \v q i ", 3 *,>\vn.lil|> ; i , '• 3 '» Kant. ' Ui.il > ui, a n . | , a,-!i ' [' •'y .ti]nr» *‘ln»f • -,ho Every time you buy a gallon of g a so lin e, you pay 3 i- 6 * cents Florida State T a x . !V• r.r, "r,|,'rr 1 that ml* ii- i.-il in ThiSan.’nril I’ahxr |iuhlIitii-.l In Flt rnla. -m r . a i'onu,-,*uilv* wnaii i. • "ainl uml n«aj nf .* I' rh i f t itc Uir• -'In ,.c C*.uii4>, - |„ r . i- u'.1 la Sanf i/.L 1 I'-rlJa. »l.u tim •* *<II A. I* 4ji31 , y m. nounL.vKi. , "' thi* t’lrcult (• mr* Ih.iLiV wkricb , L>. C . ,J',I j i i o l d b r •wr Cijiaglalnant. T hat important im provem ents in the comfort and appearance of the car are made from time to tim e, implies no basic departure from D odge Brothers traditional policy o f p r o g r e s s iv e rather than sea so n a l development. U SCO Cord I the *tvnn, hill ,,f n ril.-it ui, „r ln-t.ivi ••• Jam*. A. U. a Ugl,- Day of TI,U "r|- nrnl in , 1,'fault •The first cars Dodge Brothers built established a world-wide reputation. T he cars they are building today in­ corporate the accum ulated refine­ m ents of those ten intervening years. are Good Tires (mmi hi-ti* tin nut live in fraty hmi.c.i, and John think.; Hill tn-u year lie will remain th e i* in.tend uf moving tu P4i (iiuiiinm Delta house, ry havt a study and bedroom ii There is a built-in lounge anil a talking machine, be* -Lotiki'if and tables. On the t them are n gaudy Chinese r ca|' and u purplo Amherst htiant :.:.11 a few photographs— hu if g i r l Hut there in no plcrt- or Mtrg tion connecting the pci with the White House ot the isiditfil’-i family. The itho*t uf Lord Jeffrey Ainwhirh i-nlnri th*> campus tut can iitai ■ungenial haven it) h rnom. John Coulidge always 1‘ for mi \ntln-r.it for himself, il rov,- li.- i gind to h? here. He | | 1 ( in tlm sninll college uml Vi.inl in No Cu-rds. He is Irtiniliirly Amhcist. fit might be, II content ' that it is nsnotwall n co-ed ri''l Mt. Holy..........a Pr’ : a’- . "Fellows can go ad Ui.* time. Hut l1 -n tit* la tte r work withcumpua. Of course, i irtluya and Sundays, r 1*1" 11 I "f tlit* time 1 have to pretty Intsy. ^ha: i.ind of girls for me, you ^ ‘dl, lu'inj! a hlornl thyself. lAr 11n-in with ilark httir and These light-headed -r'- Mini-Iniw grat<> on me." Thru atid; of persons, unbe‘ ihetinmlves, have heard I 1 n'dtdge’s voice over the rab**ru uf ih,. Amherat ' ■-u.j. I he club’s eoncerts sev'. linn-, (,-ive been broadcast. first baas. For din* uinl the campus, he ebull and conaltfer>1""'. Aft»r finishing here r7 1t,f■• will enroll in the lia r­ 'll1 law rliiml, ■ 1,11 a lory here which inf'i'u: or tlm informal!'• "• relations between the . 1,11 !U’d the test of the , l 1 h was Inst fall, and " *11 l'“ Iges tu fruternities *XWBI * 1tv E N T O C rtiY i An Amazingly Low P ric e For months we have been working on the development of this new Dclco-Light. Our years of experience ns the world’s largest manufacturers c. farm electric plants have enabled us to design a plant that will give dependable electric light to any home. And our enormous manu­ facturing facilities enable us to build this plant at the lowest possible cost, and to sell It at a price that makes Dclco-Light a real economy. A Non-Storage Battery Plant—600 W att Capacity The new plant is a genuine DclcoLight In every respect—full 600-watt capacity, strong, sturdily built, economi­ cal in operation. It is equipped with a standard Delco starter and an economical starting battery. And its price is only <195 f. o. b. Dayton — the lowest price and the greatest value ever offered in a Dclco-Light electric plant Completely liiitailed at m , Small Extra Cost In addition to this, special arrange' malts have been nude whereby the Ddco-Light Dealer in your community will install your plant and wire your house for five lights to be located wher­ ever you specify. You will receive with the plant five beautiful spun-brass light* Ing fixtures complete with bulbs. And all of this—plant, installation, wiring, fixtures, everything ready to turn on the lights—will cost you only $53, in addition to the price of the plant Itself. A Small Down P aym en tBalance on Easy Terms Finally, we have arranged that this new low cost for Dclco-Light, completely installed, can be paid on terms so easy that anyone can take advantage of them. The total cost is only $248, including freight (a little more west of the Missis­ sippi). But you nuke only a small down payment. The balance Is payable on easy terms, arranged to slut your convenience. 4 A ik for Details Never before has such an offer been made. Never before has Dclco-Light cost so little and been so easy to buv. It means that any farm home—your home —can have Dclco-Ltyht today. At the bottom of this advertisement appear the name and address of the Dclco-Light Dealer for your community. Call, write, or telephone for full in­ formation—specifications of the plant, illustrations of the futures that come with it, details of our complete installa­ tion and wiring plan, and the figures that show how easily you can now gee Deletv Light. Delco-Light Cumpany, Daytun, Ohio, Subsidiary of Qenerul Motors ^ A » ! p s t t e f c fc. s i V. . . . . . ... . �rW i '((' t.HT ^•vT1 THE SANF01 - ; >j L±LL 1 H ----- — Mr.AVay .Vibrates J h e Sanford H erald T-U IAY, MAI fills “T H E CAT.WITH UNLIM ITED LIVES. As Brisbane Sees It It \ J Mali! r i k l h M every mltermaam rie e p t I flwwiar mt n a n ta rt. Flw M a Old Wall Street Day*. Sanford people are much aroused today over the an­ Mother’* Hay. nouncement of the New York World that th at newspaper t e r e d *■ Second C la r a M a t t e r . They I’raycd, It Rained, nb*r 17. 1919. at the Poatofric* would print the story of an alleged attack made in this city W£Ugaafnrd. Florida under Act of Vieu. .Mieufly ARTHUR BRISBANE J, 1111. on April 15th on the person of Benjamin Way, seventy-four (Copyrlaht 1915) I1.UM 1 I„ IIHAX-----------Kdltar year old New Hampshire man. The cause for this alleged ItOUAItl) 117:11(1 Mannire attack is stated to be letters which Mr. Way had written ARE TH E good old Wnll S treet dnya th a t followed the Coolitige 111 Tlaaaella A trnur I’bune HH to his son advising him not to eat Sanford celery because a election coming back? One million "-*¥----------------------------- poison spray was used on it. “ MJjnSCnilTIO^ IIITK I shares of stock were bought ami V/AJ2A f e w x * £K v§) dne Yewr—I7.no HI* Month* I I SO Sanford people must not fall to realize the s e r i o u s n e s s sold Saturday, and there is plen­ Delivered In City hy Currier, p« irrrk. Ur. UVraly Edition I lM of such a story being broadcasted about this section. They ty of cheap money for speculation. her year. X\ . — ■ ■ .—-— — -------------------------- lnust not fail to sense the hnrm that such a story might Railroads give encouraging in­ UPFl'IAI. MOtlrKi All obituary cause not only the celery industry but aiso the tourist trade, formation about profits. Many no>ir«. card* nf thunk*, resolution* ml.notice* nf entertainment* where which Sanford is now endeavoring so earnestly to build up. are destined to imitate the lillien i** are kiailn will he charged of the field, and to become rich reKutar advertising rate*. Northerners, reading in the World of mistreatment ac­ and rare, without toiling or spin— *■■ a ....................... ■ — —— a. J (A MI'.Mnillt TIIK AOSOCIATKI7 IMIKM corded Mr. Way, regardless of whether it may be true or ing. Many more, alas, a bigger num ­ The Associated I'res* I* eiclu*. |*e|v entitled to the no* for re- not, will seriously wonder if we are not a community of bar­ publication of all new* dl*|iatehee barians. Certainly any northern man will hesitate to make ber by a t least 100 to 1 are des­ V o tined to lose all their gambling credited ta It or not otherwise cred­ ited In thin p a p e r and nlao tha lo­ his winter home in any place where octogenarinns are taken money, s ta r t all over again and cal new* ptihllnhrtl herein All right* of republication of aprrlnl dispatch* to the woods and whipped. Whatever the offense might be, learn, ns so many have done of th at profits on stock specu­ ee herein are also reserved. only the most cowardly of scoundrels would hit, much less yore, lations are not for the little out­ beat to insensibility, a seventy-four year old man. sider. WEDNESDAY. MAY I I. I»2r. Further, northerners, reading that intimidation was used Where lambs and wolves play in x 'S m Q to prevent the circulation of the method of combatting the the same pasture, the lambs do T H E JIERAI.O’S IM.ATFORM celery leaf tycr, will hesitate to put celery on their tables at not Inst. I, —Keeper water route to Jackson­ dinner parties. Regardless of whether it is true that Paris TH E VOTE of Florida’s legisla­ I ville. v yv Green is used in the spray, regardless of whether it is true tors against ownership of land by £ r —Construction of Ht. Johnx-Inthat not enough of the poison is used to sicken a fly, north­ Asiatics is based not unon pre ju ­ dian River canal. erners will think twice before eating celery, if they think dice or any arrogant sense of su ­ J. —-Extenafon of while way. periority. 4,—Extension of Incal amuHemrnta. that a man was beaten for having written his son concerning To admit Asiatics, especially —Spinning pool, tennis courts, the method of treatment for the tyer. the intelligent and efficient J a p a n ­ etc. But The Herald cannot bring Itself to believe that intimi­ ese. to land ownership ami cultlB.— Aujjmrntinir of building pro­ dation was used in connection with Mr. Way. The Herald vr lion would increase enormously gram — houses, hotels, apsrtm ent cannot believe that in an unusually law abiding community the value of Florida’s land. \*.vy houses. The reason for a constitutional P.xtension of street paving pro- of this kind there could be ruffians who would so manhandle amendment concerning land owner­ i an aged visitor. Where lynchings have long since been for­ ship, far from being a selfish one, tram . 7. — Construction of boulevard gotten, where murders and rape are practically unknown, expresses unselfish desire to pro­ around Lake Monroe. where hold-ups, burglery and the lesser crimes an* few and tect the welfare of the nation in 8. —Completion nf city beautifica­ far between, it is almost inconceivable that this assault lht> Inny run, even at a sacrifice great immediate profit to the tion prugram. worse, with but one exception, than them all could have been of a »rv •tats of Florida. committed almost under our very eyes. No. It is the belief of The Herald that the World has JA M ES CAVENDER, chief of BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY in be a Moines, hns a new FEAR THOU NOT: for I am gotten hold of the wrong dope. Mr. Way was offended be­ police plan for bootleggers, lie will cause his introduction of a spray of his own invention was with thee; be not dismayed; for I round them mt once a week nnd am thy God: I will strengthen thee; not received by local growers as a blessing sent from Heaven. yen, I will help thee, yen, I will Mr. Way thought he had something which would relieve us parade them through the city on JU D G E D BY YOUR N E W S P A P E R Uphold thee with the right bund of forever from the scourge of the celery leaf tyer. He ex­ trucks, their necks nnd hands in ..stock in old Puritan fashion. my righteousness.—lelah 41:10. HT. PETERSBURG TIMES pected great things from it. He expected to be hailed ny the The idea is virtuous. Everything ■------- o--------should lie done to discourage vice. farmers of this section as n Savior and a Redeemer. Hut in view of the public attitude I KNOW Outsiders judge a community by and publish those thugs. A newsThe only trouble was, as is frequently the case with in­ toward It . h, ,«* . o the prohibition amendment, its newspaper*. National adver­ pn|H'r cannot Is1 successful and I don't believe ventions, it didn’t work. His spray was tried for one entire will the parade be a punishment Thnt I’ll receive tisers, other newspaper editors anil prat the things that the readers season by one of the most successful celery growers in or a good advertisement? do not want. Nor can it succeed Greut help from groans nml atrTfe; Florida. It didn't work. The little bugs simply thrived on it. workers and those subscribers who and withhold from its readers the I only pray, ON WEDNESDAY, led hy the live in other parts of your state sort of reading they want. They multiplied and grew fat. And it made Mr. Way sore. Rotary Let come whnt may: ub, the business men of i or in other states have no other Ho long as education is free in But there was no reason why he should take his spite out Denver, Dstanding 1 know that 1 am LIFE. in silence for. , , , this land of liberty and people in on the local growers. They weren’t to blame because his two minutes, prayed for rain nnd w,,v "f knowing what sort of town all classes can read and enjoy f (|n f)n( ,(.(• inventions were childish and worthless. They would have j«-aI night, in ufmont cwiy parti v-u Jl*« In exeunt us they get their reading, the successful iu,ws|ni|K*r That poverty m* been glad to use his spray if it would help them against thei nf tho statu, rain full m turronta I impressions through the local publisher must Iry to please nil la better than much wealth; tho weather bureau announce newspaper. The copy of the paper classes of readers in the news he ancient enemy. But Mr. Way was just old enough to have and I can’t be ill, i more. they see and the occasional refer­ furnishes. A newspaper filled with reached his second childhood. If he couldn’t sell the growers l\ l,ct come whnt will: ence to your home in the tele­ stories of crime would be about ns I know that I am HEALTH. anything ho would see that they' didn’t sell anything either. NOTHING COULD lie more edi­ graphic dispatches are the only iu- acceptable and successful in a fying. hut farmers in Colorado are furmution they have on which community of average Americans He would tell stories out of school. I don’t declnre puzzled. They cannot understand their estimation m your home as would a newspaper filled with So Mr. Way wrote his friends telling them not to cal Thut yet, somewhere, Providence should answer the town. Bible lessons. Yet there nre count­ celery. The stuff, he said, was sprayed with Paris Green why My carea und toila may cenae; prayers of business men that only newspaper is what its rend­ less renders who would rather read p and we wouldn’t he surprised if he didn’t declare it was more deal in crop* after ignoring the ersA make I do avow it. There are few husi- Bible stories than stories of mod­ a Thnt here nnd now, dangerous than German gas. prayers and heavy losses of the iii , institution* which are more ern crime. The news columns of 1 know that 1 am PEACE. As a m atter of fact the celery leaf tyer is treated with farmers that raise the crops. How- easily swayed hy public opinion! a successful newspaper cannot Is^ a t W'i ,. *f tji.r »i "Itile wav- of I’i evidence are. . | the newspaper, The o ld -I used to force the people to read a spray containing Paris Green, considerable water and other evei. I do not try beyond human understandings, and was directing and molding public II {what I lubnt they I hue should. ubnlllil These Tk,.. ,. column* •olumn i chemical ingredients. And we are informed th at if a canary farmers ought to know it. To think that I fashioned editor liked to think lit [should he a m irror of the day’s af-1 Must wait for heav’n above; bird ate a crate of celery, which hatl been propertly treated, ,, , .,, g ... . . , || 1,0f>i;UWl. t | I. but,■ in I»» - .more, ||||’-(X-' often HI VC•• i fairs in the world ami line render Iw ,wu « All Jqy Is mine, ho might suffer from indigestion for a short period of time. Gl AND DUKE Nicholas of Hus- .sanyi-d by the piddle opinion and Anil light divine: Incidentally, the treatment now in use by the growers was I know thut I am LOVE. recommended by- the United States Department of Agricul­ — Fergus Mucivnr. ture. ,/ -------- 0-------As far as we have been able to find out through the Mr. Getaen has driven the last sheriff’s office, tho office of the chief of police, the county null in his own coffin. V . , , ... . n u t I > H .H U Ml M l ’ 111 l U l i l l , LII judge’s office, and every other source of information avail­ -------- o--------at the last moment, would like the ith(. iM. , „ f 1|it „ b ||ilv to product efTiciimcy. There is still great need of a p a rt­ able, Mr. Way was not beaten as he alleges, but was quietly Amor Iran army nnil navy tn art waited upon by a committee of three men and asked tn leave itrt ti itjiivi 11Dr, iiRriivy. ment houses in Hanford. ■ u — town as his spray was not wanted here. “SO BIG” If you are looking for something Mr. Way should have calmly gone home and said no more, THE GRAND Duke Nicholas KEY WEST CITIZEN classy, ace our classified page. does his fi-'hting for the throne but there is a certain lure about publicity. I’ ii ris. He will have to go nearin -------------- a--------------to Moscow und Leningrad to . The novel by that title written i typical heroine of former days. Have you learned to wiitt? If not, ..III Bolshevik fit 1*1 Ifif IIany Hi* t , ... I • . .J WURN ORDINARY MEN allow themselves to be worked or wipe out rule, by Edna Ember was given the who used to sit around in parlors this is the time of the year to up o v e r common everyday difficulties into fever-fits of pasman takes the power from the So­ Karri. prize in the Pulitzer awards. and seek to subdue and fascinate lion, we can give them nothing but a compassionate smile. viets, it will lie someone used to 51,000 men by her charm ,»f face and It is interesting to consider the the manner. knock* und haul work, i»roVan Ilindcnhiiru lias the people But wt* look with it kind of awe on it spirit in which tho seed qualities ijini |ni to the award of A different point of view is com­ of Germany with him. That ulvus of it great destiny bad been sown, which must abide the un­ marching westward in the old way. this hieii honor ing over our people. They admire •dm n chance to make good. folding of the germ, and neither (lure nor can do anything to t h e bookshelves contain that whether women or men, who -------o------precipitate either the good or the iii, either the happiness or LADIES, ASSEMBLED in n a ­ deal With -e\ questions ill ail un­ those, go mil into the world and do things tional convention at the capital, wholesome way. These are pas­ that are needed, and render use­ You can't tell hy the taste or the misery which is to arise mil of it.—Goethe. MY FAVO RITE STORIES BY IRVIN S. COIIIl A man may think lie’s got the inside dope ond then come to find out thut the thing is wrong side « b ring gratifying information. Thanks to the women of America, men ami women nro coming near­ er to the "single" standard of mo­ rals" so long desired. More and more the human race begins to realize that what is wrong for one sex is wrong for both. You take for granted, and correctly, that the change means more mnrnlttv among men, not less morality among women. sed hy in this competition, in fa­ ful service, even if they get their vor of a novel that stands for hands mtd clothe dirty. The old clean conduct and high standards time novelist tried to make his wo This should be a suggestion to | man attractive, bv putting their many "advanced" writers who think bzauty with elaborate word picthat tlie American people arc tores. In this prize winning novchiefly interested in exploring tli 1 1, we may nut have much idea how morbid dde of human nature. 'he heroine looked and much of the The woman who was the hcro- lime “he did nut look nt all well. me of tin* hook, accomplished But w<- knew that *ho had unseticwurding career, hy going into fish aims and was doing suhstantruck running, in which she toiled tial work, nnd we [piked her fowith the tinniest manual lalsir. her si peer it" and service and That i* unite a contrast from the .courage. The wife, who was u tired-out, The man wTin told me this one, faded out creature, complained to os we stood together on the rim out. some of the ranch hands of lire of the Grand Canyon, swore it was h n id u e s of her lot; and the fore­ ------- -o If France wunts to know how to ____ true. .1 ______ believed_____ him,, .for he hod man look it upon himself to re­ pay her debt to the United M a l e s . ! lhi. reputation all aver the South- monstrate with the husband for Ms why doesn't she try applying some west of never telling an tinneees- indifference to his wife’s welfare. thing on the principal so as to cut sary lie. ...................................al "The old woman ain't got no Contemporary Comments down the Interest? tie said a typical “mover", shift­ kick com in'!" said tire bus hand less, restless and sockless, was when he had heard the foreman’s Well, they seem to have thought 1 Machado got nearer the White spending a short time a t an Ari­ lemurka. “She ain't got no kich at „f everything i ntlm way of social House than McAdou did, •‘- -Sanford zona cow camp preparatory to all. She s plum pa in pored--only events excepting a revolver show moving on into the desert on a siie don't appreciate it none. Why. ,.r f„r the bride-lo be.—St. Peter*Herald. ......... of ...tf ... ' ■ mu His when we 1is,.. fixin' ito.. camp You forget that McAdun did his so-called prospecting tour. mrg Times, courting in the White House.— chief earthly possessions consist­ night many a time I've drlv- the ed of a pair of slab-sided mules, team half a mile out of the way Oca I/. Star. Tin' hoys arc Iicing lam; lit to tie a rickety prairie schooner, a wife, no'* wood and water would be Inin- all kinds of knots, which i* com­ four children and six hound dog*, dy fur the old woman t ofetch!" paratively simple until they get to If there's anything in that "the tying matrimonial knots.— Key better the day the bettor the deed” West Citizen, saw, it is to he supposed thut Ger­ ELI W A G N E R ’S N E W SPA PE R WORK many would huve elected William Many girls emulate the “cling* HOLLYWOOD NKWS Hohenzollerti president hud her ing vine" type, but it is dangerous election been held liny other day to the public when they wind their than Humluy.—Tuinpu Times. Young men who have journalistic | its executive branches require high- tendrils about tin- automobile driv­ o ---- aspirutions are reminded that Fred -1 developed intelligence, long ex- er.- Brook*ville Herald. it doesn't mu'.to any difference erick Roy Martin, until recently w 'k‘ knowledge. , l thorough education, exceptional in how much money you have, what "How to Keep Your Automobile general manager of the Aawclated Duitive faculties, great tact, ikilted Running" political office you hold, what is the heading to u col­ street you live on, wlial social po­ Pres* wan compelled to resign he-1 diplomacy, and must puinstaking umn in a farm jautiml. How to sition you occupy, which plllur of cause his salary was too small, industry; thut th erevenue it of- stop it on occasions is of more iir.tlx* church you urc, or w'.iich drug Perhnps that salary was not le s s 1fvrs is all too poor, and th at in portmice.—Orlando Reporter-Star. Store you trude at, there is always than 5^0,000 annually. A.* salaries many instances the pay for laying go in this day R wo* small fur the bricks is greater tliun tiiat offersomeone who will snub you. Georgia newspapers are urging big mind capublp of solving diffi- cd for laying the foundation atones their readers to stop people en cult problems, but, after all, Mar- of sound Americanism and con- route to Florida and interest them kee in tourh with tin's newspaper experiences equip- structivc citizenship “ Tlie wa y to keep the world U to re*ad newspapers." pc«| him for u bigger service, and If your boy has newspaper bees in Georgia. But a man with a said Chauncey M. Depew, who re" he is glad he went to the reporting b u llin g in his millinery, do not tick* t to Florida can’t be stopped. *' “ '“l" cently celebrated Ids ninety-first Job when the lure of fame was in try to nursuade Mm to kill them, —Turn pa Tribune, birthday in N*w York City. “ When his youthful blood. but rattier encourage him to coax 1 first began re oiling newspapers, >. Newspaper men, as a rule, are them to make honey beneath his A. the European events were three poorly paid. A rth u r Brisbane, th hat, His remuneration may be days late. But now the heart of gieatcst of 'em nil, says thut a small but he will have the s a tis ­ Africa is leached instantly hy ru- man wlm cannot ca m 8K1.000 u faction of knowing that he has Our Rij? 4 dio." year In newspaper work should contiibuted hi* mite toward mnk---------o--------Peanut Specials louk for another job. Brisbane pro-[ing mankind better, Then, who Pi: 7 N1 T IIIIITTI.r, The amendment to cut the gov-|hably eurns a y ea r with I knows but that he may, through s vi. l 7-.il p i : VM I S ernor’* salary to eight thousand is his pen, and it ia most natural for)bis newspaper eyes, e.. un avenue si i; vii n»iT v :n P7: v u r* tiw kind of thing tiiat is hurting: Mm to look upon anything under) vhat will lend him to greater forp i : v m r - u i Trr.it s v uivv n m ;s p o lftin today. If you want ua|8DC,‘HJ<) ns “poor puy"—as i n iu f - , tunes—to gold-spouting tountnlns. Made frenli dally «ight thousand dollar a y«nr man, ficlcnt revenue for big brain ef Eli Wagner, who Mild il.UOU,the chances urc you will get him, forts that must lie put forth in 000 of Hollywood property during V J F 'i L hut If you want a ten thousand newspaper production 'th e past six n-mth*. learned hi.* f f a l C l S i Y a f l Q V IVI lC HB H dollar a year man or a fifteen Th* P« the first lesion in sail monahip buy» thousand dollar a year man. y o u . newspaper busiittax make* M«h do-ting g<«*d news stuff v,-;}, ^ourtosy Can have Mm too. i maud- ou tho .e who pursue it; that I In WushingtoU Lily. ' *’• • > » % , % ♦ % , % . . __ I LUM BER YARD A complete line of Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding • Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings ; Lath i Brick Lime Plaster W h i t e Rock Plaster il„nrd Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Dows Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order M W e Will build your hnutt iSue.. lunell uny more whether it is the rarest of imported ilaiit nnd Haig or carbolic acid. tnew Complete—o r Furnish muJ rial Only " T he Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO.I W. S. PRICE, Mgr, 710 W. First St. Phone wJ E lton J. Moughtinnl ARCHITECT First National Bank m Sanford, ----- ------ Flo The Man Who Rays Prom ptly Is steadily and surely building good credit for the (uture. Merchants anti business men appreciate such a customer. Your Check on the Seminole (’minty Dank promotes jimr financial .landing. S e m i n o l e ( I f o u n ly T ^ a n k S a n f o r d ,F l a . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS * m « i wo Special Bargains For Q uick Sale Only lots nn Orange Avetum— sizes 50x1-15. Price $3,000—T erm s M ■ a J Inis mi Oak Avenue—one n corner lot. $2,300— T erm s m : Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. 5 m I irs l S t Sanford. Ha* y • m i i a r N H i i i t x a i i i a x i a x i i i i R i K i a i i i i i i i i i u 1111 ................................................................................................................................... 11 wo Lots Don’ls for our depositors DON'T draw cheeks in pencil—use ink. IMaj safe. DON'T forget to make out >our own deposit ticket. || saves our lime and >ours. DON'T fail to watch vnur account so you won't overdraw . We don't like to refuse payment on checks — su.netimes we have to. DON’T d estroy a paid note or a signed check b> rump. ling" it. Tear it into small pieces. DON'T endorse checks for stranges. FIRST NATIONAL BANK I I M ' I I I I I I , 7*1.A. CLOSE TO N E W HOTEL— Price $1,500.00 E ach. E. F. L A N E REALTO R v l t + :• " Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 I irst National Rank BuiltlintfSales Force:—Miss Ruba Williams, Miss Helen linage. V “ » « « « * « x u * . , a u a « l u l l l i l u | | l i B m i f > | | | ) ( , I 1, i « i i i | Don’t Buy J. H. JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Merriweather Building 2nd SI reel. Phone fill N e w Parts SEE US S A N F O R I) U S E D P A R T S CO. Geneva nnd Sanford Avc., Sanford �for lots 11 and 12 of block 6 of Allen’s first addition to Washing­ ton Heights. No stamps. MISS KATHRYN WIL KEY, Society Editor Calendar Wednesday. „ u « Wiggins will entertain Bridge Club a t her Magnolia Avenue a t 10 ■Gf- the morning. J?k literature Department of Ir a n 's Club will give a birth' far the old “ Wednesday Js 3:30 o'clock. J#nnie Spaulding Circle will ,he home of Mrs. J. A. rf.'ham Fourteenth Street SSrtt Avenue, at 3:30 o’clock. ! ■. Play, "Ho An Opwil) be presented nt High Auditorium at 8 o’clock. Thursday, ru regular meeting of the ThcoL Roo«eveit Auxiliary Number 1 -ill be held at the Legion -. it 8 o’clock. r,. Fern Ward will entertain Bon Ton 'Bridge Club nt her on Seventh Street honoring y Sarita Lake a June bride- £ ^ Ea.«t Side Parent-Teachers action will meet nt the school | o'clock. . _ giior Class Play, Bo An Op,•* will be presented nt High Id Auditorium nt 8 o’clock. yre will be a special meeting •it Men's Club of the Coiigrekk-j I thumb at the tlo itio at atk in the evening. A full aijinte is desired. The Indies jrrve refreshments. ln. II. II. Heeren will enteri tie idlers Bridge Club nt 3 stk at her home on Union Ave. Friday. fo. George W. Knight will entiin with the third of a series kridge parties at her home on solia Avenue. i# regular social meeting of Woman’s Christian TemperI'nion will he held in the ibyterian Church a t 3:30 k. lo. Ray Symes will entertain Buuk Lovers Club a t her home Tinier i’uik at 12:30 o'clock. In. Richard Brown will enter­ ic bridge at her home on blind Avenue honoring Miss ti Lake. In. R. J. Holly will entertain Entre Nous Bridge Club nt tome on Park Avenue. Saturday. » Story Hour will be held at library at HI o'clock, k Reading Club will meet at lirary at 10 o'clock. "»American Legion Auxiliary [we: at the l.qgion llpmo nt "deck. Mrs. L. P. Chittenden Jirs. J. C. Benson will be hos- TELEPHONE:—Res. 428-J Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hill Social Departm ent Of E ntertain In H onor o f W om an’s Club H as v l o u u r o x i w m r \ t l c l l l l t l i me resting Meeting No. 8 6 A NEW TRAIN P e r so n a ls Frank Miller is spending the week in St. Petersburg on busin­ ess. j Condensed News Public Record Richard Dunwondy, of Jackson­ ville, spent Tuesday on business in Hanford. * Compiled and Prepared excIumOcIc fur The Hanford Her­ ald by the Sanford Credit AsHiwialiun. N o. Amount 13 $10,509.0<) R. K. Conveyance* 0 R. E. Mortgage* 1,735.00 Satisfaction of MortgngeH 1 1,000 on A^ignmt-ni of Mi;;* 2 D.ilMIII Article* of Agreement I 5,500.011 Plats Record.‘.1 City License* issued L Suits filed County Court 1 Building Permits 3 031.00 Plumbing Permits 1 Electrical Permit* i Marriage Licenses 3 Dishonored check* Reported 14 130.47 lughter Mrs. B enson onoietl al U n iversity Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, of Montezuma. Go., are the guests of Mrs, W. T. Mitchell at her home ridwb hen- ,,f Mrs. J. C. Hen- on Silver Lake. will Iv delighted to learn of Mrs. Lula Clay of Jacksonville at honors which have been is the guest of her sister Mrs. i'ril upon her daughter, Miss Frank Miiler. Miss Marjorie Clay u Patterson, who is a stu- is the guest of Mrs. James Ridge. *’ the L'«lv*.-i»ity of MonMrs. D. A. Kelly is spending a Mi** Patterson has been ”1 preodeat of the Asocint- few days with Mrs. Fred Wil­ liams a t her home on Crystal Studeatsof the Univers- luike. Mrs. Kelly will leave soon *Eich i- the highest honor a for California. 11:1 student , nnrecclvc. 11 Patterson, besides being Mr. and Mrs. John Markel an­ ««nt hi this organization, is nounce the birth of a daughter, Pirriilent (.f (he junior class, Mav 10 at the Robinson S anitar­ ium. She has been named Helen roman to hold this Lois Markel I. in tlir ihstory of the tni ’ ;1 well as being the first ^ I,‘ also u member Mrs. Heyward Walker arrived recently from Roanoke, Ala., to join Mr. Walker who has charge of the Seminole Creamery. They will make Sanford their home. is.tr .. a -iiphtnnoro honorary M i l | elected president of ■lutinn win secretary .if the ’ rwiutive Ivoard is in the S " r,‘ via--, a member of the The many friends of little Half ta-m, .mmi-j| an,| [„ presid'IrJia Phi, national social Wolfe, tno son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wolfe, will he glad to learn, ............. , . . . P't.tr.on will receive her that he is improving nicely a fte r i Scnorita M, L. Montoya m regnrdcil wr of \rts degree in Busi- an operation for appendicitis. He i as one of the most graceful dancers h m the Fcmald-Laughton H o s-'o f all Mexico. Wherever she up. 1Admirustnithm ln j une> pjta j pears she attracts lorge audiences. ] M'" l“-r mother in San* ;nng- the- .umia.r summer )rt■Mellon M arker to e Unveilled May 28 « dot.- f„r •he unveiling of “Wriu-r f„r *Mii Fort Mellon 1 ’ihanged to Thursday at”• The final plana Tuesday evening a t a We r 'L t*u‘ Gallic Harrison ttf. v ’h' . Committee on Ar­ tie l' ' ' ■ 1'• A. R. which met 'l a Mr>- A. R. Key. itr V 'f 1 Fort Mellon the < » .l!!', * ’h?11 it is preserrnt.-rest throughj min •••impunity and it Km i 1 mvitatlon to all in s?!ulv to c°mo to the hki; , #ml take part in the <»f the "tension. lHlNf; UKE IT ON EARTH It v , ‘'"" "t for torn llesh, p s (,r lacerations £»*h h.-'r.i *u.h wonderful work l,(g is the Boroxone ler1 combination i' . I|t>‘d Burozono is l i e * ‘^ p t i c that purirtiovu'.. 11 n** Poisons and t^ l*'Cr r'\LW,lUo lht‘ Special Florida-New York Train lo He Operated By Atlantic Coast Line hi., thus giving n person almost a half day for business to be trans­ acted nnd yet leave in time to be in Sanford the following day. With the inauguration of the through train service between here and New York, the Atlantic Const I inc announces n local service be­ tween Sanford nnd Jacksonville which will supply a need long folk by citizens here, it is declared. Leaving here a t 10 o’clock in the morning he liupm.: iimn reaches 31r c’cldck and Jacksonville at 1.3! luis until 2:45 o’clock to transact business anil return to Sanford at 0:30 o’clock. This is the first train over operated between Jacksonville and the immediate points, giving a one day ie r « in A t tfas announced. Speaking flintier of the New York service, *ATr. Bumbo said: “The dining car service will he a feature, as nil stewards, chefs is an and waiters have been selected for tinue the Tampa Special, the ra il­ road has made is possible to reduce their courtesy anil competence. The the running time between Sanford number of passengers carried will New" \York three and a h a lf ! lx- limited to sleeping ueo.modaanti New ^*IW i tion, hence service will be prompt, hours, it is declared. row ding. " e The Atlantic Coast Line today announced that effective May 11 there will be inaugurated a new train service between Havana and New York with trains number 7f> and 70 known as the “ Havana Spe­ cial’’ placed on this run. 1rains 85 nnd 80 now known as the Ha­ vana Special will be renamed the West Indian Limited, it is an ­ nounce), and will continue to op­ erate on the present schedule, aerving the same territory that it has in the past except there will be no through car service to Florida East Coast points. The railroad’s announcement carries with it the statement that the Tampa Special on the territory serving Sanford, will also be con­ tinued, thus giving this city nnd others along the route a through service to New York year round. In addition to its decision to con­ a* “ D.ithP i”. hvitlvr. C '■! ' l’J:c it on .-urtii -(V* 5 " d dficency. '*dv.nnd $1.20. ford to make the trip with only the longest through train operated the**loss o f om- business day- Th« S -C I, L.t"'1!? u "- train icavaa New koik at 11.40 n. east of the Mississippi Jlivar. »r3iv , BL WEDDED SOON TO DETROIT MAN Building Permits Issued. Meisch Realty Company for oncrtory residence $500; Josephine Hill for nddition to residence $31; A. Janies for addition to porch Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill enter­ The Socinl Department of the tained the Eight O’clock Bridge $100. Sanford Woman’s Club met Tues­ Club at their home on Magnolia Avenue Tuesday evening, honor­ day afternono at the club with - .. —— ing Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McLendon, Mrs. W. SI. .Scott as the gracious Common Interest in Church Jr., and Miss Ruth Burroughs of hostess. 'I he ejub wa3 artistical­ Affairs Is Hond Which Atlanta, Gn., who are the guests ly' decorated with ut*p purple pe­ Unites Happy Couple Whose of Dr. and Mrs. B. D. Saswell. Engagement Is Announced Beautiful deenrntions of pink tunias and yellow daisies. poppies and lavender larkspur were A brief business meeting was used. Mrs. Robert Hines, for mak­ held at which Mrs. W. S. Gard­ DETROIT, Mich., May 13.—A ing high score, was awarded an .common interest in church affairs, ner presided. Rome splendid re­ Italian cut work towel, J. I). Wood­ which led gradually to a personal ruff wns awarded a pearl handled ports were given of the past year’s interest in each other, was the bond knife for high score. Mrs. Mc­ work. Mrs. W. T. Langley, as the that united Mrs. John F. Dodge, Effective May 17, 1923, between ___ _ was _„ presented luw, , chairman Lendon with a for tow-the next pear, gave widow of the automobile m anufac­ el, Mr. McLendon "a knift "ami Missi “ ''vl'shtful and enthusiastic talk turer, and Alfred G. Wilson, busi­ Tnmpn nnd Jacksonville, in connection with Boroughs jar of Van- ■ , depnrtmcntp Ians. Mrs. K. ness man of this city. , , received a jnr M. Galloway outlined the program tines hath salts. Engagement of the couple ha? H avan a Special N o. 75-76 A fter the game delicious re­ for the coming year which includ­ been announced and the wedding freshments in two courses were ed many unusual and pleasant fea­ will take place in the near future. tures. Mrs. Henry Wight gave Beginning from Jacksonville May 20, 1925 served. Work has been started on the a short talk on general club plans. new $3,000,000 Dodgo home in Those present wree: Mr. and Only All Pullman Train between Florida and Now York Following the business meet­ Grosso Point, which was left un­ Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. McLen­ ing bridge was played a t seven finished when John F. Dodge died. don. Jr., Miss Ruth Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Woodruff. Mr. and tables. A lovely amber glass bowl The wedding ceremony, it is be­ ONE NIG H T OUT SERVICE Mrs. Edmund Meisch, Mr. anil Mrs. and basts was awarded Miss Wilkey lieved, will be held nt the home. for high score. A delightful ice TO Wilson is a deacon in the F irst Edward Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Em­ mett McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ course in yellow and white was Presbyterian church, where Mrs. Dodge is president of the Women’s ert Heins, Mr. ami Mrs. W. W. served following the game. N ew York, Boston, P ittsburgh, Etc. Foreign Missionary society. Potter, Dr. and Mr. B. |). Cas­ Through church work the couple well and Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins M rs.R oum illatH ostess Nos. 8fi-7(i Daily Schedule Nos. 75-85 were often together and in time a Connelly. t T o Duplicate Club romance began which will carry C>.R0 am Lv. Tampa .............................. Ar. 10.25pm them to the altar rail. Mrs. Raymond Philips Mrs. F. E. Roumillut delight- Wilson is 42 years old and was 7.07 am Lv. Plant City ........................... Ar. 9.411pm in Lnwreneeberg, Hid. lie 7.-5 am Lv. Lakeland ....................... Ar. 9.20pm E ntertain s A t Brid U*ei fully entertained the Tuesday Du- born was graduated from the literary -------j plicate Club a t her home on Pal- department of Beloit college and i .00 am Lv. Hat low The Friloha Bridge Club w aslm eto Avenue yesterday nftornon. engaged in the lumber business in 7.:i2 am Lv. Winter Haven pleasantly entrtained Tuesday a f ­ The colors of lavender, yellow, Rhineland, Wis„ until lull), when 8.00 am Lv. Haines City 8.41 pm ternoon by Mrs. Raymond Philips and rose were artistically combined he came to Detroit, 8.02 pm 8.35 am Lv. Kiasemmee . at her home on Magnolia Avenue. He was n partner in the lumber 7.30 pm 9.05 am Lv. Orlando A profusion of gay soring flow­ in the decorations, roses and petun­ business with his brother, with of­ ers were used in decorating the ias being used. A dainty ice course fices in the General Motors Build­ 7.15 pm Lv. Winter Park attractive home. The prize for in the chosen colors was served at ing. 0.30 pm 10.00 am Lv. Sanford high score, an embroidered lunch­ the conclusion of the game. Mrs. Mrs. Dodge Inherited the bulk 5.50 pm 10.27 am Lv. DeLund ...... eon cloth was won by Miss Sar­ RoumHint was assisted in serv­ of the vast estate left by her hus­ 11.50 am Lv. Pulatka 4.15 pm ita Lake. Mrs. II. F. Whittier, ing by Mrs. Alice M. Peters and band. sharing it with five of his Jr., was awarded a box of powder Mrs. A. II. Mahoney. 1.30 |>m Ar. Jacksonville 2.45 pm six children, one son, John Duval for the cut prize. Mrs. George Knight. Mrs. Fred Dodge being cut off with $150 a 1.50 pm Lv. Jacksonville 2.15 pm Following the game a delicious Walsma, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. month for life. 10.55 am 5.50 pm Ar. Savannah .. salad course was served. . Those J . ('. Henson and Mrs. Howard The estate later made a settle­ 0.40 am Ar. Richmond 8.25 pm present were: Miss Sarita Lake, lluliek were each presented hand- ment with the son for $1,500,000 9.50 am Ar. Washington 5.15 pm uting for absent members and Mrs. embroidered breakfast sets for When John Dodge died in 1020 3.30 pm Ar. New York .. 11.45 urn and Miss Florence Henry substit- high scores and Mrs. Percy Mrro his estate was valued at $315,942,B. F. Whitner, Jr.. Mrs. W. (’.Hill, was presented nn embroidered T27. This has vastly increased, 12.00 n*l 10.05 pm Ar. Poston Mrs. James Ridge. Mrs. Emmett towel for consolation. however. The recent sale of the 7.00 am 8.34 pm Ar. Pittsburgh Hunt, Mrs. Leo Rockwell, Mrs. Dodge Brothers plant indicated Edward Betts and Mrs. Deiisil the heirs of John Dodge would Graceful have approximately $75,030,000 to Stafford. Tickets, Reservations, Information from divide. Mrs. Horace Dodge, sister-in-law Maurirc Copley, T. A. A. (’. I,. Station of Mrs. John Dodge, who also lives here, is expeeted to figure promi­ PHONE nently at the wedding ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Spooring re ­ turn wl this tCt-ek from a visit with’ h. C. T, Smith will entertain friends in Live Dak. Every Week Bridge Club at J. G. Ball, R. J. Holly. Edward borne on Magnolia Avenue. Higgins and E. A. Douglass are spending a few days in Tallahas­ issMarciaPatterson, see. v Civil Suits Filed. Rose Vcnutis versus Joe Saucer in petition for removal of delin­ quent tenant. The surest signs of worms In children is paleness, lack of in­ terest in play, fretfulnoss, variable appetite, picking ut the nose nnd sudden starting in sleep. When these gymptons appear it is time to give White’s Creani Vermifuge. A few doses drives out the worms and puts the little one nn the road to health again. White’s Cream Vermifuge has a record of fifty years of successful use. Price 35c —Sold by Laney’s Drug Store. W arranty Heeds Filed Seminole Realty Investment Company to Francis E. Bolz for lots i> and 7, block 13, tire 3 of Trafford’s Map. Amount of stamps $3.50. Sanlanta Investment Company to Randall Chase for lot 7. block 5 and lot 12 of block 7 of Sanlanta Sub­ division. Amount of stamps $3. Mark B. Dodd to Znda It, Lee for property beginning SE corner of S W 'i of s W li of section 27, township 21, south range 30 east, i un north 408.5 feet, west 349.14 feet, north 11."6 feet, west 310.81) feet, south 420.39 feet and east till feet to beginning. Amount of stam ps $3. T. II. Morley to Albert Hilterbrnn.l for WVj of WVj or S E 'i of N E 'i of section 35, township 19, south range 29 cast containing 10 acres. Amount of stam ps $1.51). Fred T. Williams and Tony i’itchford to Bank of Unndilin for lot 25 of N'ornmny square. Amount of stamps $1.50. 11. 11. Lewis to Katherine L. Bentley for nn undivided half in­ terest in ami to the W ti of S E 1. of section 0, township 20, south rango 32 cast leas 10 acres of land located in northeast corner there­ of. Amount of stamps $1. Nellie Dooijng to Leona llinehaiigh for EVj of SE'» of section 15, township 21, south range 32 east. Amount of stamps $1. Janies B. Johnson to Clarence Cranston for property beginning at HE corner of lot 1, block 8 in town of Monroe uud run south 30 feet, west 150 feet, north 30 fret and east 150 feet to beginning. Amount of stamps $1. B. T. Tiller to T. I). Morley for WV. of \V ', of H E', of N E 'i of section 35, township 19, south range 29 e a st containing 10 acres. Amount of stam ps 50 cents. Alary D. Brown to Frank Evans for Tot 30, block 20 of Crystal Lake W inter Homes. Amount of stamps 50 cents. George H. Voorhees to Glen C. Voorhces for un undivided half in­ terest in lots 253, 254, 255 ami 250 of Black Hummock Tract. No stamps. C. h. Hinebuugh to Nellie Bool­ ing for E 'n of HEM of KW', of section 15, township 21, squ(h range 32 cant. No stamps L. T. Alloa u J,- i \ Atlantic Coast Line -*i;- dreams Profits Can be Fulfilled in .'71 K.j-is Lots can be bought fop $800 on ea sy term s. Buy d uring the sum m er— P rofit in the fall. INVESTIGATE Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. INC. The Standard Railroad of the South :: ............................... ................................................................ •:•* :■ •> >• $• .y-:-•> 1;..y^ . y s*.-t-.,*•.y i axia ■ ■ a n a a ■■■■ mb n a a n a n n a n a a a a a a a a a a a n n a i in B a a a n a a a B a a n i l ;. .•..;..;..;..;. / i >; >. .y.;. .v. j 7^•> >■:•■$-F* > ■ : • + vs <■ +■> ^ •> ! •j, ly.;. Special Sale on Dresses 25 FAST COLORED LINEN AFRICA AND RATINE DRESSES TO CLOSE OUT AT 1-2 PRICE TWO DAYS ONLY Thursday and Friday New Summer Styles in “Modart” and Gossanl Corsets Also boneless g ird les and reducing lu bb er corsets. $2.50 to $12. New “Royal Society” “ Embroidered P ack age O u tfits” L adies’ underwear, ladies and cliildrens dresses, sca rfs center pieces, b u ffet sets, runners and van ity sets. 35c to $1.75 , NEW MID-SUMMER DRESSES From “C oed” D ress M akers. Plain w h ite and colored voiles; plain h eavy fla t crep es in all the high shades. Sizes 16 to 40. Every sty .e d ifferen t. $15.5(1, $22.50, and $25. The Y owell C ompany Ltif.'--t I _____ * -................... — - ^J * Vs Is �T _ |M «* -v**» *mr,m . A , f -3' U ^ W H i ] ' V/ | How They Stand ! *j LEAGUE LEADERS I WIN SECOND TILT FROM TAMPA 6-3; FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE W. L. Pet. .739 fit. Petersburg „ . . . . 17 fi .622 Lakeland .. ............... 12 II T am pa....................... 10 16 .•101) Error of Judgment And C* rnr Sanford....................... 910 .SCO Knight Yields 10 Hits To Smokers, Hut He Keeps In Play Contribute to L ons NATIONAL LEAGUE | in Third Inning When VisThem Scattered Except. In W. JL Pet. l to r a S co re Winning Hun New Y ork. . . . . . ........ ir» r, .711 1st Three Innings of Came .660 . _____ Cincinnati .......... II !l .600 11 II 'An error in Judgement by Hailey 1 Brooklyn .. TAMPA, May 13.—St. Peters­ .60(1 burg made it two straight from th« 11 II and an arror in play by W alEak [,”^ ; p h i a V ; ; .478 Smokers by winning yesterday a f ­ 11 12 were the contributing causes oflcH cago ............ 10 11 .170 ternoon's game, (5 to 3. Knight Sanford’s 4 to 3 defeat yesterday I Pittsburgh . . . . __ _ 8 12 .400 kept On* ten bits that lie gave will afternoon by Lokeland, it being St. Louis .............. 8 13 .381 scattered in the first three innings, w y p ofasble that these cheated when ail the Tampa run w ro AMERICAN LEAGUE Cusack out of n victory. scored. W. L. Pet. The Highlanders made all of The ItoX Hcore. . .. 19 6 .7112 ST. PETE their four runs in the third inning Fliilnd phin AB. R. H .PO .A . E It 8 .936 WariiiiiKtnn , .. and here’s how it happened. It. Allen, ns. 6 (i a 1 2 13 8 .919 Shannon, cf. With one out Dumas hit safety Cleveland 2 l I 2 i) 16 10 .900 Edwards, rf, to left; Buckley hit a little bound­ Chicago I u .6 12 1 1 *tl!2 Me**iu.r, 2h. er between pitcher nnd first base. .St. Louis 6 I 2 New York ............... 7 14 .333 Cusack fielded th ebnll, but Hniley 6 Brown, If. .. I 0 ................. 7 16 .318 Baines, Ih. had left first uncovered by going Boston 8 II 6 after the ball also, und Buckley D e tro it............ ........ 8 18 .308 Doyle, 3h. . r» 3 2 was safe, Surface was out to sec­ Block, e. 6 <» 2 SOUTHERN AHHOCIATION ond; Brazier walked. Welsh hit 4 I 4 W. L. I’ct. Knight, p. for two bags to left and Dumas N ashville........... ........ 16 12 .660 and Buckley scored. McQue then Atlanta Totals .. .. II (i 13 27 12 3 ... 1G 13 .662 it a awift grounder which Wulzak Rirmiiiclinm........... I t 13 .610 TAMPA A B . It. H . P O . A . E . Rowed to go by and Welsh and Chattanooga 0 3 2 0 16 11 .617 .‘■near!, 2b. .. ler scored. Doyle went out on New Orlfans 3 17 0 I 13 13 .600 Jcsstner, lb. ly to aecond retiring the side. Memphis . .. . .. . 2 2 8 1 16 16 .600 Hunt, as. Lakeland had piled up four turtles I.ittte Buck 3 u U II 12 Hi .120 in the frame, which proved a suf­ Mobile . . 0 0 (I 12 Hi .120 ficient number to win the game. EVInula, If. :t 0 II 1 n 1 Sanford began scoring in the 3 0 1 II 3 u Wcik, ;iii. first Inning when with two out Htif'irins, c. .. .. 3 0 0 ;i 1 II a 0 0 1 **#» 1) Wslzak singled to left und stolo Pittman, p. tscond; Abell hit n two-bagger to l T 0 II it 1 0 Cooper, j>. left scoring \Vi Was safe at first ........... ............ Totals .. .. 37 ••1» III IH .3 ley a t short and Bailey singled by Score by innings: short filling the bases, but S tan-1 S't. I’l d e r n h i i r g . 2 0 0 110 101— I ink was unable to hit safely re­ Tam pa 111 900 0 0 0 — I tiring the side second to first. S u m m a r y : T w o Im s e h i t s , S h a n In the seventh inning the Gel- Cardinals Lose I'lnnl Of Se­ n o n , D oyle. T h r e e h a r o h i t s , E d ory-Feds put two more men across ries to Chints .‘1-1; Huston w a r d s , d e s s m e r , W o i k . S t o l e n the plate. Kinsey was hit by pitch­ Takes Doulile Header and1hams. It. A lle n , B r a w n . S a e r i er and Cusack followed with a Tnkes Series From Cubs ! 1Ic"* E s t r a d a . D o u b le p la y s , D o y lo double to center scoring Kinsey; _______ ( t o B a r n e s t o S n e a d ; H u n t to J ohhCurley was out short to first; Frlsincr. Left on base, St. Petersburg NEW YORK, Mny 13—The (iible singled to right and Cusnck II; Tampa It. Biijob on halls, oft' scored; W aliak fouled out nnd nnts made it three out of four Knight 4; Pittman, 2; Cooper I. from the St. Louis Cardinals by Dean, who was put in the game yesterday's game 3 to I. Hits, off Pittman ll in 7 innings; when Thompson hud to tnkc Abell's winning fit. Louis . ooo oo uo| i t; u Cooper 2 in 2 i n n i n g s . S t r u c k place behind the bat, was one pitchI ' i t t n i a n 2. W ild New York 010 200 OOx—3 i! 0 o u t by K n i g h t ar to first retiring th cside. P iiu m an 2. Batteries: Deekerman, Sherdeo P i t c h ; .., L ine,id In the ninth Sanford got two men . . ,, . .. In r i n g p i t c h e r , t ' l t t m n n . U m p i r e on; Curley struck' nut; Friable uml ‘.n i ^ W .Sn.lt ami Gowdy. I ’ieli. T i m e , 2 :0 0 . walked filling the bases, but I.uS lA ,*, ther struck out the next two men ' A ’KL ,IA * , M.' v . u “ New Belgian Cabinet Formed #|<0 Pittsburgh split n double header BRUSSELS, May 13— M. Van De Cusack pitched winning ball £ 1U* “ "i, ,‘1,,1IU*" vestonlny los- Vyvere today ruecctuled in form­ throughout with the exception of f t ,! firnt h“l lakm« u ' ing a new Belgian cabiiut to sucthe third Inning, lie mode two M qnl11' A'!'1’? ' l“ H‘ cerd that of former 1‘rentier T h e score: hits, one of which a double scored " ‘ 11 010 000 031_r» 11 ojTheunlo, which rerigned several Pittsburgh n run and he himself crossed the Philadelphia 100 007 OOx -8 13 0 w.*ekn ago. plate for a tally. Butteries: Aldridge, ColloLoti ami The Box Score. L O R D M IL N E R D IE S (ioeeh; King and Wilson. fiAKELAND AB B It PO A E L O N D O N , M a y 13- -L o rd M i l n e r , Second Game: •) . .... 4 1 0 1 l) f o r m e r s c c r t d n r y o f w a r , w h o linn .Scare l»v iliniilgs: l« •* *. B 1 T 8 3 1 Pituburgli b e e n ill f o r . m m t i m e , d ie d t o ­ . 213 002 020—13 0 a u 0 0 f.........4 d a y . lie it.ill h e n i . u t t e r i n g f r o m • *+ •• *1 i 1) 0 a _ .. *1 I i 1 1) l) BonIoii Wins Two McQue, 2b.* *• •• 3 0 1 3 4 () BOSTON', May 13 Boston took Day!*, lb. „ .. .. 4 0 <i 12 l i) games of the rerics from til Bryant, e. .........4 0 i 8 l) 1 the double bender am! the four L uther, p. «* •• •# 4 1) i 0 6 ll cago Cuba yesterday, winning 2 to 0 and 3 to I Totals ., .. _ 35 4 H 27 14 2 Score by Innings: SANFORD AB. R. II. BO. A. E. Chicago ooo 001) 000 1) 0 () o 0 i) Boston Curley, rf. .. .. 1 0 1) m ODD 001) 11 x 2 3 1 Frisblo. M. 4 0 O 2 5 l| Batteries: Kaufmann amt D'Fai tyalzak, 2 >• .. . 5 1 1 3 2 l rell; Cooney and Gibson Dvan, If. ......... 2 0 0 0 r. 0 Second tillllH* «> II 1 <1 3 0 Abell' Si Score by innings: •1 Tliompsoii c.-lf. 1 0 1 0 1) Chicago ..................00) 000 pilO—1 .........3 0 •1 M ti i II B o s to n ....... 000 102 OOx- 3 b........ t 0 0 4 0 l 2 1 1 3 0 II Vance laisea Hit Came BROOKLYN, May 13- Two run - .. .. 3 1 <1 1) 3 0 BYLAKELAND4-3 THREE OF FOUR' ON HOME FIELD 'T o ta ls . .. w 33 3 ~10 727 7T 14 ~I0 Score liy innings: Lakeland „ 001(100 000 I •b’anf'irti-. . 100 002 000 1 Summary: Two base hits. MeQuo, Abell, Luther, Welsch, Ft i■bis, Cusack. Sacrifice hits, Buckley, Cusack, Kinsey, Bailey. I,eft ou liases, Sanford 10; Lakeland fl. Stolen bases. Cusack and Alverson. .! the Bruoklyu Dodgers yesterd. .^i Epna Rixcy, opposing Duzsy Vnm <■. i Store by inning: Cincinnati 0 0 1 Kill 000 ' H : Brooklyn OOO.OiK) (K)l I h i Batteries: Itlxey and W im n; Vance and DeBerry, . ... . . _ SlHlClay F l S l l I I l f f Is O a n n c i l U n d e r D ill Luther tt. First bane on rrror, Lake­ land 1; Hanford 2. HU by pitcher K i n n e y , Time 2:16. Umpire*, R o ss and Ware. . Introduced In House T A L L A H A S S E E , M ay J2 S id l­ in g in a n y r i v e r , la k e , p o n d o r creek in the .tat *** 1 Ini bio oii the | | , n. wi* have A. \ \ . .lonci, captain 'Sabbath would hi* iinluv.'fid under llf ,u.asc„v tentiix lentn at Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Hanford 3; Lakeland 4. Tdtnpu 3; St. Petersburg (1. th e proviitiom i o f n lull i n t r o d u c e I y , , | . He'., i j p u t e d t o hi......... o f tin* before triu Morida l«eifislnture by | In -1 nu'iiipjt-wielderrt in earlrrii iU prcMinUtlve Fucker nf W •culleisinte t ire*-%4t und followem of kulltt. Provl ion **i ilu* bill would ||| ■Blue * ■!*.■ t him to bring i u nj in c lu d e t h e line o f h o o k a .........la o r . v ic t o r i e s to t h e i r aehm il, reciit. _____________ i ■ _______ NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 2-3; Chilcngo 0-1. Philadelphia 8-8; Pittsburgh 6-13. N*w York 3; St. Louis 1. Brooklyn 2; Cincinnati 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 6; Milwaukee 8. Louisville 3; Kansas City 2, (10 innings). O thers postponed, rain, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chattunoogn 9-2; Nashville 5-C. Mobile 5; Little Rock 1. New Orleans 1; Mem phis 3. Birmingham 7-19; Atlanta 3-1). In M e rita you can absolutely depend on quality and pu rity . Never, do we save on ingredients, (or w e warn it tu be the purest and finest m ade. W hether for tiny babes, the aged or the man who is young and strong, M erita always brings purity ami whulesonicncss that builds health­ fu l energy. T w o sizes, IOc and I Sc. D a m m r « r t « b l * f*b.,ii4>uriipa f u r a Florida o r d e r b o put.Ushe.1 'nr* e lu l lt colisec Ullve Pun fo rd H ern M. tl J n«i..d in s . Y n i v ; . .«Pr : " i_ I'Mile nnd I.r,|.ri-d ’r* FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE •'v of A p ril, ,*•'•*, ‘ 1" ‘ It, i (S eal) v. V* Lakeland at Sanford. St. Petersburg a t Tampa. Ol*rl*.. Clrtuii cl(UL 'M S AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington a t St. Louis. Philadelphia a t Ditroit. Boston a t Cleveland. New York a t Chicago. NATIONAL ‘i*1 t, LEAGUE St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago nt Philadelphia. Cincinnati a t New York. Pitt .burgh at Boston. SOUTIIEKN A8Rf>CIATION A tlanta a t Birmingham. Natihvillc a t Chattanooga. Little Itiiok n t Mobile. Memphis a t New Orleans. carload o f celery received u y ; A . M. VVKKKH. I' «' Sanford, Fla., has U en Seized a n d ; v' l l f f i f f i ,. ih ttoyed by the Louisiana Statu Apr. i.. * It*. X*. '• May r,. I a mt Si . i June. Loatd of Health btcause it had l.t n sprayed with arsenic, Dr Os­ iv t ih : Tinwh T it iT r nT c n iiiT o r car Dowling, state health officer, M P I I M l l . t : I'O I NTV, l-T.OIIIII v. declared today. A second carload c h a n ,-h u t . not so thoroughly sprayed was or-K v, ,i MinVlde. oiriip'i.,iu:»nt dered washed. Dr. Bowling said 1 Interests In thut sevt ml years ago a number of f Al1,||t‘ Aam:’ atol pnonL • . lavolv. d cases of illness in this state were In Ibis a lt tindef* h r II II. K. Mu: f " d . ■tereased. o r o t h e r w i s e . >* a l . i . 11need to arsenic treated rclery. I l.(r.||ifilli:i, mile i oCitf. l-lorPH. f *0 W. E. WHITE. A |I |»*S. lit Hie 1-i.urt li o osu i l u y S. 13. 50. i: . T a m p a Special HITT T'» B B F O tt M l)KK H ANI I ijI T KT T I T l.i :. ( I n te r f o r 1 *1111114.1111.11:* n n m r o i l i o v s T l t l «T i o n o f T!i*' Hint* *‘f d o r Id a In: < o \ i i i h t k 1*11.1 m ; Alt p a r l l m clulinl.ii- l o i e r f s t s In y. ;ilr<l oriiponala w ill In- r« re iv ed Hit, loud a n d p rem lu e i b«-r■-1n . f »• 1 liy tin- C i t y t'ommiMsIiin o f Hanford. I torid.l, a t tl ie l r o ffice ill III*' CUV I'cyrrlbeil ns h e ir s . d< vis* ■s, |-:.i!: Hall llf o r before* :l p.lli., .11lli -J. 1 l e e * . Mini o l t i i 'C e l t i l m i t t i l o u n d e r II. • l*.Z-, f[ o n r tlltc h e Cnitsil *.f 1,000 c o i a i u nti ee !t lIoolnl of 1.0"" 3, Hanford, d ie e i i .i i d o r ot t o; vl e; In tn«\ * <•<«ni r • t .* Iilliim t o lie used III Hie •til ii a ri l' H i'lalin iu if lnt» r» I uliHtrui'l loll of flu* Hunt Side Hulk* la mi * nnd pr**tntms lu-irlauM* :• it*-•MTltieil in lo irs. d*vl*. | .*. •grorite* H | b e a d r e t u ln l m c w a ll. Tin* p il in g to In* d e l i v e r e d a t a a n d u tl ir r c l a i m a n t s u m ! r ( i n rii tdi 1 ini d* -In ii.'itrd I. \ lb** I'lty la KUen Him[iint, ilcceaseil, o r Miller-1 I l>. v ic in ity of tile N ew H o tel now w ise, a n*t a l t tfiirtleH r i a l m i n e *u* IcreslM ii n i I i t Mr*. Kill n I’niy iteI and- r l o iistrin 'tlo li. Kueli propori.il m u s t b*- a renin - ci*aH*il. i.r n tlic r w lfi., ..ml all i i t l 'e r l 1 puul-il bV a c e r t i f i e d Check f>>r p: rtl.'ri i l a l m t m : i n t e r e s t s tn l •»**, _____ t Hide p a y a b l e t o t h e City i.im li an d |iri'*mlses h e r e i n a f t e r i l » - 1 , , >: f,, i A u d ito r a n d C le r k o fH an fo rd . Klor- ■crltieil: It u p b e a r i n g by (tie s w o r n tilt! o f , Dollvcry Of Zncjary Solved m,,. com pliilnt tier* In tli.it y o u u,ay tie n e i ; hi ni A A 3u iI tf eo Th**, ,r ilci'i “'■fnl i b i d d e r o r „bidders au nn ral tf il rr oe igr ti r: ft«ne.s i„ ,„ i in t e r e s t e d in t h o s e e .rta ln lo ts.) lief Hut Harris-Men Unable eijual t o Co p e r l e n t of Ills o r th e i r pieces or p u r c e l s of lam l Hlliiat.- In , ,, • 1 i.|ii. ,.* .e ii ii ( i by u .surely < oru* Heinln«»l<- J "•inn t : . Klnriiln, uml il*-t o O v e r c o m e S t . I . o u t s I.eo ci j 111-,-kiH. .1 to iiu iiu'-io-'- * to iii* serllii il *ei [iitlow s: l.ot I . 0*1 it*** No 111 l ‘l f* ■.( o f m a l e iif l-Torida mill s u l l s f a r t o r y j Mit J. of It Itick G of T i e r 5 o f tb,* ti, itu* C ity Com fill sal idi. ST. LOUIS, May 13— The St. C opies of Hie plmiM an d s p e r l f l r n T o w n of H anford . Klorlila, a c eorU lna to !•;. I:. T rii f f o r d V Map I ouia Brown solved the shouts of tloii t iny lie se e n ill t h e ultli’e of tile H i m nf of r> eoril in t h e pu lille I'll; .Mullilger o r III tile offlee of Zachary in the Wimhington Senat­ I'red T. W illia m s , K u a iu e e r. o r may r e r o i .It of .*-'•m l n o l e C o u n ty , or:! yesterday mid won the first I., o b t a i n e d Ml e i t h e r o g l e oil ll e Klorldn. lit I'lut I; ml. I. poceM posit or tlo,m i w h i c h w ill be r e ­ Eli-lit, torn t h e Went M l fe e t o f game of the horlea, *1 to 3. Ken Is m a d e rn Jil bits. William::, Brown left fielder, lilt l u Tml oe i C iri t y bid C i i t u n i l - l o u r e s e r v e s i b e y o u and i eh of you a n I n n . T«y rn - i j r U h i t*i r e j e c t a n y o r n i l b i d s , o r •111j re d to a p p e a l i .. u.> b ill o f c o m ­ a home run. a e c e p t l i n y b i d l l i e y i|< • In I n b e f o r p l a i n t In i b i s c a u s e o n M onday tie*' Score by innings: II • be.lt I n te re s t of tile l'jt> . firHi d a y o f .lu n e, ia;r,. a t tlo* e n u r t : Washington bill 100 100— 3 9 0 i \Y. II.W lt.lAM D. h o u s e in H an fo rd . H emlnnli t ’o i m i y , ' <*lty Mnuai St. Louis tiUD 310 I lx — 0 8 2 IT u rtd n i etberwlMi* mild lull of e o tn -1 pi.iint will be utIiitt~a-> ro lif. t o ] Batteries: Zachary, Gregg ami *"*«tdiwi' M«v i-’-i3-M-)a-ti* u '■ liy yen., ra id n u ll b e i n g f o r th e p u r - | Uml ; Davis mid Hovercid. --------------------------------- -—— po ' nf i • f o r m i n g d<• *l t : oiit It. H.(I hnfont a n d '■ if" t o Mrs. K lim ........ , , .... . . ,, ... | \ T ill: fTIICI IT I'OITIT tir H J r a y of l.ot i o f tin* a b o v e •l.-j I loSh / i 'c ** Vi **I.HIMll.i; till Ni l . I 1.411(11*V- srrliieit p r o p e r t y , um l o u l e t tb * till** Dl, litOir, May 13—three orin i m a n i KHV of miiil p c o p e r t v hi tlii* ro t it id n I n ­ a n t. W. .1 Meltrld*rors by mein be ri of the Athletics' --------It In f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t . I b i s ' infield cheated Grey out of a shut •.••land M rtmtili, Komplnlnnnt. o r d e r be i u b ll s b e d o o e e a w e e k for ou: victory horo yesterday, at iioigcTJ’ir living. wic„ et als.. elllllt rn tls o c u tlv e W eeks III T h e Hnri-j fo rd ll*ri]ld n n e w s p a p e r puldlHtit hough I'hilmlelplmi won over DeI >. f< iiiImmih. rd in H enijnele i'< n n i ' , K lorlda, truit, I to 3. HITT TO QUIKT TfJT.lt JjiiNK A NT t i i I t t i i i t t K I i i b i s ib e Seme In innings: " r',rr l ‘uv ................... l«t d i\ ul April. laSS. iHenli V. li. l>uUia.AS.*l * Pliiladelphia ttlt) 200 001—1 7 3 Tl. ,lf ,.|,irll,.7 T), • T.-r I. Detroit 100 02U lion— 3 X ll ; . .............. . ......... Mini. If I.v. A. M \v r .l ik r i . i I l n t t e r i e . j ; Grey um l C o c h r a n e ; *»■■-*••■ «>* part I d .luimii.e I ni . r - M* w i l h i i n iiMi s i t t i i . t i K i : , 1 I I. , | ‘ 'fit Ui*' hui»N hiilI i t r i »tit• Sutlciion* f*>r t 'o m p la t im n i. U P , IIfill Uiioflli' 1. | j . « * r tti«i rlLi t! u ih I i t tin* wnld J •*ttfi A pr i. v ir.. ■:>. t j . (lolAtii. i»r nthopwH»*; nil i I* a r l a l m l n i ; ln‘«ra»*i*» In tl** Slav il. 13. in. 37 Sox Defeat \iinki ..m l* ami iiromlHTi lt»f.*iiiaficr «t«*• t h i: (iiiritr i nine o; r i H C A H O . M a y 13 T h e C h i c a g o • IM« il Iiihlor Niiiicv .N iliiMb.t *1'• i s s k u i m i i . k r o t v r v . r i . i i i t 1 1) \. i 'I, i , i* Utliofu i:<t\ nrnl nil nlli**r W h ite Sox d e feated N ew Y ork 6 i n <t i a .*.■(•)•:n v i*Ia 1in 111it tut t4,r<*Htw In tliM It, At. Map4w i-o i i i i a t e n i n n i n g p i t c h i n g b a t t l e i ”«»!' iit)iI o r t h , U oinpttilnan t, |irt*iiiif*«-'• Ih fi*lmifM r il* ■ VH, b etw een T h u rs to n a n d S hocker. uI IIhmI ; a w o rn blit j W a l t e r W c t t e r u r c n . If liv in g , n u t It app«*arlmr hy th Score by innings; If dead, th e lielrs, i|**vlsi**.s, c r . m (nt in u n i th a t y o u may N’t w Y o rk 200 000 0 2 0 — 1 8 2 • t c<ini|ila b ' M nn*l o t h e r rln lrn n tits. uml* r 1nt«*runt»*«l In ih.it cf*rtnln t r a r l tile w ill W illow t V e l t e l g r e p . ill \'i .. \ ml: 200 1)00 1)20 ll - 4 8 '.! Iif 11*1 til I Ii.lt ft III Hi'ill 111nil’ I'till If* F Inr hi i, atal tlu un fol * • ■used, o r o t h e r iv‘si*. In. L. - . <■I it, L h icag o 0 0 2 000 200 1—6 7 0 ' til*' l a n d s ittvt I m l ::*■*! im o l y . d l*i»wltt B a t t e r i e s : S h o c k e r a n d S c l i a n g ; liavn, In ib is n u ll: phiM i i'l i r l 'd r i i on, if Thr ijunri«*r o f tlm llvlllg. IUI'1 if dnlllt, tile 'lull'll. fivVlT h u r s t o n a n d S c h u lk . N«irih\Vf*iit <4ui»ri**r of hcuilori ,,*.* . uraiit* * * a n d o t h e r e l a l n i a u l i To\* ti ill||i 2\, Hfiulllt ItahU'* u iid a r Ih*1 s a i d ITilllp Karl* s i i u . u u 30, Unit. Indians Defeat Bo .ion ,t, rtT sm i; o r n th e r w m e . fiiw r. il . a ymt riml Kit’ll of y o u a m hrr**hy In t h e IttmlH a m i p r e m i s e s in v o lv ed CLEVELAND. May 13— Smith " t o . -•**4,.rii!it>k«*4lei all* o t h e r <p,.#»-t T v V K'i Dk cl.ilm lm , a n y r i g h t , fill, o r ! SENATORS GIVEN 6 AND 3 msmzmwxmzsz Permanent Toads are a good inueitment — an O 'T -'T Parlor (Ibrcrvalion, Dining Car, TJrain Between Jacksonville and Tampa (Through Pullman Car to Sarasota) Siiicdule, Effective .May 17th 1 v. f) 05 nm I.v. Jiuksnnvilfe ...................... I .v. 10 25 am Ar. Palntka 11 47 am Ar. Del.and Lv* 12 20 pm Ar. Snnff>nl ............. ........... IiV. 1 02 j>ni Ar. Orlando ...... ......... Lv. l.:’*2 jim Ar. Kirnimmcc ........................... .. Lv. 2.15 pm Ar. Ilaiue.s City .......................... Lv. 4.10 pm Ar. Scoring .............. .................. Lv. a2.!12 pm Ar. Auhurndnle ....................... Lv. 2.50 pm Ar. Lakeland -- Lv. .",.10 pm Ar. Plant <‘ity Lv. 4.00 pm Ar. Tampa .............................. Lv. 4.20 pm Lv. Tampa .......................... ........ 0.05 pin Ar. Palmetto ............................ O.It) pin Ar. Hradenton 0.10 pm Ar. Sar:1. n t n ................................ Lv. a —Stop 7 r>* r, ™ 4.32 ra *1.05pa !!.05pa 2.33pa 1.55pa 12.05n'i al.17pa 1.20pa 122il pc 12.15po 9.25aa ! a r.rrr.mmndatc* through pasRcngcn P IN E L L A S SPECIAL Observation f’arlor, Diniujr Car Train nctween Jacksonville and St. Petersburg (Via Lakeland) New ttoiili* Effective May titli 0.00 aj)i Ly. Jacksonville Ar. . hv. 7.-‘o)po iiupn ...A r. 1.00pn . hv. f 12.071■ I.v. 11.55a: 2.ui) pm .*\r. Iiuiw iam l !1.10 pm Lv hakulaml ............ fd.O:: pm Ar. Dade C ity ........ *1.20 pm Ar. Trilny 15.35 pm Ar. Tarpon Sprinua ti.ii') pm Aw < luai water ........ hv. I.v. IOmOu Bt.'iTn- 6 .4 5 p m I.v. 9.30U A r.y S t. F o t e r a b u r g Tidipfa and Infermatinn frani Maurico Copley, T., A. A. L. Station A t l a n t i c C o a s t L in e The Standard Rail read of the South T ir v r r o A T /'T n T l O I U J L ^ U D jr tL lV E J l Millions now recognue the automo­ bile as a necessity. It i*. no longttr a luxury lor the few. Sixty per cent ol its use is for htisintss. Because of this the modern paved highway has become an economic ne­ cessity. Yet although the mileage ol Concrete Roads anil Streets 1ms been steadily in­ creasing,our highway system today l.tg3 far behind the automobile. The great majority of our highways are as out of date as the single-track, narrow gauge railway of lifty years ago. i T h e T fc iv Standard Six ‘Brougham $1465 f . o. b. Fa c t o r y , .. T f the boJy of this new Studebakcr Brougham were but A- hy an outside concern—as is the practice with mostotw automobile manufacturers—its price could never be Hut Studebakcr builds all of its own bodies in then*13 modern body plants in the world. Thus Studebakcr**** the profits which other car builders must pay ft> ^ makers. This means highest quality at lower prices. The new Studebakcr Standard Six Brougham corobiW emart appearance with brilliant performance and sterh0 dependability—at a price no’other manufacturer can approach. Conic in and see this new car—then you'll unJc^t*111 why it is that Studebakcr values cannot be e q u a l l e d L o u r u-kl« d o o r r . F u l l u-idih j e n f j . S i n e r t ai'pC‘lr<l,u'# w ith lot)if, i.»w i i IW3. Ovid te a r w i n d o w * a n d <’rn“' m e n t a l to p b ra c ct. F u ll-tize balloon tires. Brtllta** K * r/o rm un ce o l fa m o u s s o h. p . Studebaker r » r ' ,u* PO R T L A N D C E M E N T A S S O C IA T IO N M AD E BY T H E A M E R IC A N Today’s Games Your highway authorities are ready to carry on their share of this great public work. But they must have your support. Tell themyou are ready to invest in more anti wider Concrete Highways now. F R E S H D A I 1. V F R O M A L L GROCLRS . (Inin uul». Near U r » • * Suns nril**r no putiUsltcd.O UtP a w re lt fo r ei'flU c o ii-e r itllv e W eeks la " lie Hanford H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r puli*■•.,.11 ■ i>. 'L.t.ttlu.v.i *'* •■•mf I, r ’it i - Highway building should be con­ tinual and enlarged upon. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • M e t + * f r + ♦♦+•> ♦ $ 15.00 ----- ------------------- In tha.l*nd» suvl. premia- *J In. itia r!lv llf , 33f - f 53^ -----I------n -------r r - r ami r.qulr».l to app^nr. fiiTSU ‘ "It. v. ttoae nanw.. n r! J., *gS>l..| ; kept Boston'ii hits scattered yester- er.mmnml**<» to m !iI hill of om plnlnt at *'*^1 ..r, inltuowoy ln li'iitltS la ' ' '-a lt; tfi.Au.j, iiiu ► dflv while Clovalaml took ndvanU ™n« ,boa** »'« Httllthr.l. 8-r.lru.ta I- art JJJJ*"’r’ r iMbllrallon. ptnlnitft. *.Lk W* County. Klorlila. on Monday, the T(. „f t'lnrica. t i W i- tin t <■<rUiu, |,l(' , ,oria ege of Wingfietd’s wildness and hit r,,Unty first day «■< J u n e /.1»ZA*. ulhorwl**? • \\>tt<r>rrt*n. If Ihtlntr.1L*' "/ M*ml ^Uuat,. p uppoituncly to win, U to 4. **-ltl 1*111 will 1>» fakrtt on cnnf»**** I T*t. Wall r . |r». 1^nttnty. rn « rrti : ay . A . you. ' . . sAlit I.Ill nP ..amhCitn l u m f ilrU il.'ID” « ... under r.i i . ivh: T!.., v * . V na d t* Score by inniiiga: Mil or complaint i ami It •*(•■*'*• * t" r n,,*V'r minianti| Ttu* NoVthw to.via,l.**n fl.tod S.,r mpurr^" am! -lo-r _ .... a. M "'*“ ............ I lie tnititliw . t ClnaOri ’*"*cm,' Iloston ..........200 001 001— 1 12 1 of qulatl.................... • • tltly to, the tih(rtf '!• , h - A l L m li rw l--. i n t e r e s t e d in 3?. Township ClovcIam' ... 201 061 OOx—9 12 2 ie \c m m . . ™ Uv , t -u , rrll»« I tfOC .of le n d In tloceased. ,' r n, , ..V, i.I-i m Involved ir. Lust, rontatnlnj; «„ ac5‘ U,'0 Batlerlc*: W ingfield,Ross, hallto Llalnanr. i *rnmi SI, f'tiuM* ,l Ms “urt* V hlllP r a r l s i r o e m . If Hv............... “ • ■ — v | | I , f u r t h e r o r d e r e d Hull t h i s :nd I’icinich; Smith and Myatt. It N further nn1rr*.i « Such a condition not only seriously handicaps the progress of the automo­ bile as a comfortable, profit.ible means of transportation, but also holds back commercial, industrial and agricultural advancement in practically every sec­ tion of the country. It is costing tax­ payers millions o( dollars annually. &t. Louis tl; Washington 3. Detroit 3; Philadelphia 4. Chicago 6; New York 4. Cleveland U; Boston 4. %ZV ___ T H E SANFORD H ERA LD , WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1923. BAKERIES COMPANY On m JirrurU. RINE’S \ San Juan G arage Co �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925, React E v e r y C la ssifie d A dvertisem ent on This FOR p r o f it Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Im portance | FOR RESULTS ■■■nBnaaaaB aB aH '.iH aaH aanaaaaaaaH BaH ||aaaB aB B aH R B iaaaB B aB B B H B aB B B B B B aaB B B B B B B B aB B B B IaB B aB aB aK aaaaa,la a a B B a a a a a a a B B B a B a a a B B a i aaB B B aaaaB B aR aaB B an i Classified Directory i Daily Herald :ad. rates C«h in Advance M'S*”** n n 't r o n . n n . l v«<» + * U,T Immediately (®V ..... 10e » llnr ---------- _ Nr n line IW*» _Or a line ■ ........... 4r a lin e ^■^"^"Typa dntiblo a b o v e rate* »r« <OT con* *Stii of avara*# length J ,« aneharn 30c for rir.t •^R*°rti*ln»v I* r e s t r i c t e d to _ „ r eU*»ltlr*Hon. r,i error J* made The Rnn- ‘ «.r l |d will be r e s p o n s ib l e Mir one Incorrect In s e rtio n . jlTirtlser f ° r s u b s e n u o n t J L , . The office sh o u ld be Jirl immediately In c a s e of *■To t n v r . n T i s n n s .Htrald representative tnorsir familiar with rates, rules r,!ujlflrstion. Will give you Lat* information. And If K„h. they will nsslst you LrJIiiif your want ad. to Lit m‘ re effective. arouT A ST x o t ic b Millers should k Ivo their ^ or postofflce address as 1 it their phone number If . |,nrn result*. About one out of a thousand has a Jlenr »nd the others can't ®«lcat* with you unless f mow your address. S l l i o i l l n e i a r , MUST be jj, j, . . . . . . n nt T h e N an itl a . r a l . l elTlee o r b y l e l T elephone r t l . r ^ l l s i i h i are n o t r n l l i l . Service srtMUf. Prompt. Efficient. SHOE REI’AIR'NG IIOPKIN’S ELECTRIC S H O E SHOP—Wo turn ouv neat work, with quick service and \ve use tho best materials. PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printinj Engraving. Embossing. See u; first. IVe do it. ['hone 417-W R. R. Ave.-Commerclal S t. REAL ESTATE J. E. SPURLING, mib-divlsioi specialist. Subdivision to O r lando, Florida, and F l o r t Heights, Florida on Dixie High TIN AND METAL WORK Automobiles inu l—llmlicc Tiinrlns. llotlc,. *rdntt. mu>—IlixlKr Hrrf.H Trurk* H»'-n—Mmlci- Tnnrlmr. ^Vlnml I*■»,,r Touring. IIIU:*— P o n t Ton T rn rk . I. W. PHILIPS SONS Dodge Sales and Service Advertistnp: LEARN ABOUT VnT* County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ gram. Best ad v e rtin g medium in South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. 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. B u ild in g M aterial C O M tM C tia t o * . ) l . r . n n r c n —C l a s s ­ ified nd* have in* large*! circu­ lation In Hmilhwmrro Georgia. Hat* Sc f<-woriJ) tin*. MIRACLE Concrete Go., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia ing blocks. Irrigation boxea. J. B. county advertise in the DcLand Terwilleger, Prop. Daily Nows, rate lc per word, cash HJLL LUMBER CO. Housa a with order. Service. Quality and Price. MAINE— Watervflle, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousand* of Maine pcs Lumber and Building Material pie nre interested in Florida prop­ Carter Lumber Company erty. Reach them through th. N. Laurel St. Phone 565 Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. 'w ttM b u to buy three papers ol FOR RENT—Ground February 25th, and March 14 Blilg., 205 Oak Ave. at once. (Tail at Herald Office. stairs. C. T. Smith. Have you rooms to rent or some second hand furniture to sell? FOR RENT—Large unfurnished Uso The Herald’s classified page home on Park Ave., close in. Im­ and get results. mediate possession. Sanford Real­ ty Co., Phone 657, Hall Bldg. SALEMAN WANTED! WONDERFUL opportunity for n FOR RENT nt Daytona Bench. real go-getter to connect him­ Very desirable summer cottage self with a fast growing, reliable and apartments. Robert Gray. 804 Automobile Cocern which is go­ Auditorium Bldv. P. O. Box 21, ing an annual business of over Daytona Beach. Phone 1065-J. $1,000,000.00 right now. Only live wires that can sell both New and FOR RENT—Two room npartUsed ears need apply. Pomeroy ment, private porch. Lower Overland Co., Miami, Fla. floor. Reasonable, 316 Oak Ave. WANTED— i good lathers. Ap­ ply Jack Collins. Phone 568W FOR RENT—An apartment, 311 Park Avenue. WANTED -—A reliable cook a t 601 FOR RENT—One three room nPark Ave., Three mcnls a d a y .. pnrtmcnt with private bath and one two room apartment. Inquire WANTED TO RENT from June nt Herald Office. 15th to Sept. 15. Furnished house. 4 or 5 rooms. J. F. N. Huddle­ FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchen ston, Phone 680, Forrest Lake Ho­ nette, Shirley Apartments op tel. posite post office. JO H N E. FOX WANTED—A milk hand. One who knows how to milk. Spencer Dairy. Phone 100. WANTED—Brick work of any kind by expert mason. Correc­ ting smoking chimneys n special­ ty. Satisfaction guaranteed. "G” c.o. Herald. A LITTLE WANT AD in l*he Herald will hrlng you big re­ All kinds of property listed for sale sults. Advertise those old articles RAGS WANTED — Large, clean, Park Avenue and Second Street you have stored away and have linen or cotton rags for clean­ no use for. A title thirty-cent nd ing purposes. Bring them now may bring you several dollars. to the Herald Composing Room. Phono 148 and a representative will U nbobbing A Bob call to see you. Real Estate.—Insurance THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ptlfird to plncr w i t h i n rn *y I ,f Ike people o f Hnnfurtl Mnlee* mt o ft e n n eed ed . •II Oil. Hat w h en n n r ■pe­ nult e W tr a il Ired , t! !i ud N lp h n b rf lrn llr fur raa<e*lenre. OUT OUR WAY For Space In This DIRECTORY PHONE 148 THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want nd medium in Dnytona (Fa.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 26c. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johns County la reached through the St. Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two cento per word. Sample copy on rruuest. iified D irectory USING — ftiuHigraphing, l and mailing—as you it—when you want it. 1 673. II. E. Porch, First ulilank Bldg. KENT ^ AUTO SERVICE Das niftt. Meets all train*. Bap'ftTihr. phone 551 and 63-W ADVERTISE in tte Journnl-Herald, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. ?/aycross JournalHerald, Waycrcsa. Georgia. BELL CAFE ^'t best in Service and Qual Ltst Street and Park Ave- TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand It to your local dealer so you can read Florida's greatest new rrrpsr. Ono year $8.1)11, 6 months $4.0C. thice months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your ■ 3 DRUG STORF.— PreBLns, Drugs, Sodas. W« ** near you as your phone. IW, ___BLKriRICAI LVTORD El KCTRIC CO. to (iilion & Platt olia. Everything elechone 422. Electragith “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so advertise In tho “Gainesville Sun." ,U!.V(; STATIONS AND _^lto s u p p l i e s i. ,,^rc* stations. Maglf»d ASeC°nd’ Fir!,t nn'1 E1^> *'ul ‘"''h s t r “ l___ flo r ist T,IIE F[‘°B IS T ” Uw.,M, r occasions. —«/rt!e. | Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST C orn*. U unlon*. I n g r o w ­ in g Nall*. H e a v y C a ll ou*ea o r t i r e d a c h i n g feet. I l i l t . C. I.. filS I.K K ' T o w e l l D re w tltdg. P h o ne. K lo v a to r O rla n d o . 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L ost A nd Found LOST — about April 27th, y Airedale, large ears, name “ —Valued for association, ward. II. S. Long, Phone 657, LOST—-Child’s ring. Small dia­ mond. Reward Mrs, W, W, Brady c.o. Yowell Co. FOUND Modern Health Crusad er’s badge. Owner may havi by calling a t Herald office am paying for nd. LOST — Collie pup — il month!* old tnn and white—name “ Dean” 311 Magnolia, E. II. Bennett. Reward. M iscellaneous ANY ONE wishing a practical nurse, call at 8 St. and Oak Ave. Upstairs. h o p t i i i .a n i i ”. r.ti.v r Hu lot T h a t H;**o* Toil Money. M a n u f a c t u r e d by K b e ra u n -t.ln ila lrr I. y I’a l n t <’**. I . O f t M I M J I’ A I M T C U V t P A N T I I I M m i u i l l * A**. Y O U P . I NTUI - I'knnr 2T« T (O N "TC.CL.T, T o o , 'P o e : ? ; I T * f v e o c , D o N ’T YicSC 11» y e . e y ty o i 7HINC Y ovi H E A R ----- r D A V ID B. IIY E R A RCH ITECT Mnmbar A- L A. lin n nullillng O r l a n i l u , I ’U r l i U \ BUSINESS BLOCK E v ery th in g For the Sportsm an At B all H ardw are BUSINESS BLOCK I'h tm e 8 /p* WAREHOUSE BUSINESS SH E 1 T iiD MEAT MARKET ' C o u ' o n o . v /c -c t HAPPY Mi ----C O riC ; / N A M O S i/iW T u t T o o f t |'i 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, Laurel and Commercial Sts. R. It. Siding Sanford Ave., and 9th St 104 ft. x 117 ft. 114 ft. x 117 ft. T ry S m ith ’s Barber Shop for good barber work. L adies w elcom e. N ex t to Valdez. $ 1 0 ,8 3 0 G. TAYLOR DYER 11 E. FIRST ST. Tainting— Decorating AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest Classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per lino, minimum RHONE 303 By GEORGE McMANUS I'M C O N N A. CAT CMN T T T O TAOr^e M E ‘S O M E . WHE15.E. b O < I’LL- FO KiClT IT* 1----- 3 D O N 'T T a ,L K . A B O U T IT - THAT'S* A U L I HEA.R IS5 M ILK . 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Thu ADVERTISING gels resultu if It reaches potential buyers. PaIntkn Daily New* is circulated In an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. _ __ TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent cent a word daily, two cents a word fo r h ir e J Cxi STATION. i b ! ’. '• ^ires, AccessoI FimVlCnk'Vith J‘ Hmil0- E,tn Phone 417 . *. AT i f uPSiCE v POVIM. J PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRend about it in the Palm Bench Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. EL Car. Drive it Oak and Second St. [_Al’TOS -Tun-* “fHC PAPtO CUUH Am oSt TDe M CoTf Nl, K im aufJM R oom s For Rent FOR RENT—Several cool, clean offices, double and single, on First street, nenr Post Office. San­ Apalachicola—$250,000 bond Is- ford Realty Co., Rooms 10-11. Ball sue planned for construction ol Bldg. hard-surfaced road across Frank FOR RENT—Furnished house, 203 tin county. E. Third St. WE HAVE in stock a new paint th at we will guarantee equal to any paint. We sell this paint for $3.60 per gallon. it is a ready mixed paint and for the exterior. Call for sample cards. We also From Which Kentucky Man Suf­ have an interior paint for $3.50 perg nllon. Sanford Faint and fered Two or Three Timej a Wall Paper Company. Phone 303, Month, Relieved oy FOR RENT: Two apartments. 112 W. First Street. Beautifully decorated. Five min­ Black-Draught. utes walk from business center. FOR SALE—Two one horse wag ons and on® horse. Tom Mur­ Call at Snnford Paint and Wall Lawrenceburg, Kv.—Mr. J. F. phy, Gindcrviiic. Paper Co.. 112 \V, First Street. Kevins, a local coal dealer and far­ —Soda fountain, good mer, about two years ago learned FOR RENT—7 room house, 10th Owner going north, of tho vaiuo of Thcdford’o Blackstreet, between Magnolia and c.o. Herald. Palmetto Ave. Unfurnished, $50 Draught liver medicine, and now per month. Iwe A. Conoley. FOR SALK—8 room house, both, bo says; “Until then f suffered with se­ city water, five blocks from FOR RENT—Furnished or un­ vere bilious attacks that camo on P. O. about 2 acres. Some grapes furnished house. Six rooms and bath. Improvements, 708 Laurel. in Orange City. Price $3,000.00. two or thrro .times each month. Other bargains, J. O. Donaldson, I would get nauseated. I would FOR RENT house and garage Box 165, Orange City, Fla. bavo dizziness and couldn't work. quire 1101 Elm Avenue, FOR SALE- -One five-piece Anicr“I would tako pllts until I was FOR RENT — Attractive apart­ icon Walnut Bedroom Suite. worn-out with them. I didn't seem ment with all conveniences. Two Will sell cheap for cash. Answer to get rollef. After taking tho pills adults. Phone 308W. 316 Oak I*. O. Box 1001. my bowels would set, a run pin or Avenue. three times, then 1 would bo very FOR SALE One Share in Flu. constipated. Vegetable Corimiatitm. At a “A neighbor told mo of Black* Bargain. \\’rite I*. O. Box 303. Draught and i began its use. I nover huvo found so much relief II ACRES & LAKESIDE GROVE ns It guve me. I would not bo O n I m p r o v e d ltd., E d g e T o w n without It for anything. Section fast developing, few OCuOlLvviH f \ “It seemed to cleanse my whole steps heart of busy town, desirable system and make me fed Hko new. c.OifcPoOOwk > lake frontage, good 5-room bun­ I would lake iv tew doses—get rid EUM AFisiMT-ilT galow, big shaded porch, ham of tho blln ami have my umi.il clear AlOIARET BAl CG garage and poultry house; 0 1-2 head, feel full of 'pep' and could am oof if Back acre* fur money-making crops, all do twice tho work," 1 CltlltR Guo cent u dose. NC-IGt fenced; 30 orange trees, 10 peach­ -a.cm a-g-c.1; es. tar.gerines, lemons. Bright fu­ DowT chjm im ture here and big bargain pt $3,\ ODDER. 1 000.00 only 1-3 cash. Herman Corrirn'ton, 10 1 First National Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. W R S T V I R G I N I A —C l a r k s b u r g . Th« C lark ih u rtr K x p u n e n t. m o r n ln c I n c l u d in g S u n d a y , m o r n i n g l*«u«. t r e n t p e r w «w l, m i n im u m li e . 'ART ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. W. Central Ave. Orlando, fo r Nl - I M lo ck in ’ TALLAHASSEE, Mnv 12—Mar­ FOR SALE— Space on the page for classified advertisements, ried women who reign in the Why not rent those vacant rooms homo will have power to check up on expenditures of “ Hobby** law­ or sell that second-hand goods? fully, if it bill introduced in th» House of Representatives of the and {Florida legislature today be1-ake iconics a Jaw. It is a measure by 1Representative (larrctt of Oknl_ loosa County th at requires that any L ’rj check or draft on any bank. Issued T bv n married man must be signed 1 .!• jointly or endorsed by his wife. By Williams TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Times, the great home daily rate l ^ c per word, minimum charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate card ITURF, AND MOTOR IlK WINDING. MOBILES "j ***i3l] r'w-wi- vvi- V TUAO rf i^ l ^ NOPtiTutra REAL SILK HOSIERY. Call 619W and representative will call. W ives G iven Pow er O ver H ubby’s Bank Book In H ouse Bill milk MEN5 � 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, May 13, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, May 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c6e373e2fb55f9a1218e844cde5d38bf.pdf 8a1bcf0c495f0ebab57ef25d480be443 PDF Text Text Florida’s Heart, day, probably 1' thunderstorms; east and southeast winds. Greatest Vegetable Richest Garden F j ^ N Xv. ___________________■ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES w ar L o r d A s s u m e s Murder Charge is Facing “ rj, J H e a d O f N.Y. “Baby Farm p r e s id e n c y A O ^ a y A ft e r institution’s Pro! Hero Of Verdun Is Claimed By Death Excutive Sworn I n gy Paul Loebe, Head of Rditfhstag, Before Biff Crowds iommunists Shout A Brief Protest iscutive Will Work For Recognition Of Nations Of World ninst Mrs. Helen Auguste GelWASHINGTON, May 12.— As n l-Volk, the former German Red result o f the foreign trade and finnncinl exchanges o f 1024, the sum of American investments abroad has been increased by about $ 1,000, 000,000, to n tolul in excess of $9­ 000,000 ,000 . Announcing the figures Monday in the third annual report of the commerce department on the* "vis­ ible and invisible" foreign trade of the United Stntes, Secretary Hoov­ er declared that “ the United States i iiuw the world o greatest invent Rcvival Of Informal Conver­ sations on question Fails I d Hring Out Any Plan Al­ Though Funding Is Certain WASHINGTON, May 12.— I)evclopments during th«» dny with re­ gard to the revival of informal conversations in Washington and Paris as to debt settlement ques­ tions failed to indicute that any concrete plan of settlement ns yet had been advanced by cither gov­ ernment as a basin for discussion. A guarded admission at the state department that tho informal con­ versations were in progress, coup­ led with a reiterated statement that the Washington attitude against tho direct assignment of German reparation payments un­ der the Dawes plan to liquidate were debts to this copotry hnd not been changed, was the only author­ itative information obtainable <>n tho question. Behold this retic­ ence, however, lay the strong im­ pression that ridded pressure for a settlement by France hud been exerted recently in several furninl ways. H now appears thut Paris officiala who conferred with Under­ secretary Winston o f the treasury during his recent vacation trip to tho French capital, did not fail to receive tho impression that the Washington government wns desi­ rous that a French debt commis­ sion he sent here ns soon as pos­ sible by Secretary Mellon. No sug­ gested basis o f conversations, how­ ever, wns included by the Ameri­ can treasury official in his various informal talks in Paris. It is said In diplomatic circles that the discussion o f the debt mat­ ter has been in progress between A e U -a d o r Hcrrlch n r! the French foreign office at frequent intervals over n pVriod of many months. If there have been any iiuil.tr conversations here recently between Ambassador Doeschner and Secretary Kellogg, as indicatid in dispatches from Paris, care is being taken on both sides to see that tho fact docs not become pub- (forr a crowded house. imanifcito the German peou thii afternoon the presijdcnt iij-Truf to the Oath, I will defeill "f «iy energies to guarding » constitution and laws. Let us lire through honest and peaceful wlt to gain recognition of other itior.j tow hich we are entitled. The nc.v cxe-utive did not arrive i Berlin for today’s ceromomes Bti] Monday evening, so great was . • ltd / . li.uhiUsJ *••*'• n t)0r«l|t* •• HHfhl f fret prior t<» bin induction into Ifict. , . An uneventful ride o f four hours inw! the presidential party to b<elgi of Berlin shortly before o’clock Monday evening and in ,St than 10 minutes Germany h wldicr pre ident, who craves ahsion and liallts at th eadulaloa of the friendly mob,, found iairif engulfed in a vortex of mud men. women and child- lui'jn and the air was redolent ot p)UI-U4ll» IOI liuulullll.* ot IHIIIlh I date anil wardrobes had yielded lip the a -o rtment o f gaily be- 1 |asgied uniforms and other gala] iippsrel, which went into seclusion i with the revolution o f 1918. I niforms Brought Out. T'rr igh II all. Field Marshal Von Ilimlcnlturg sat rigidly beside Chncellor Luther, his face immo-1 liic l • arked by pallor while Li tight hand automatically touch-j *4 the rim of his top hat, as ho mponded to the vociferous greet­ ing to In • right and left. With mure than militury promptat the pti lidential train arrived •’ the IIfT,trai e station where I'r. Luther': 10-ycar-old daughter in \ bite stepped forward­ ed aj tin field marshal alighted •p ie .i \v;... of welcome, nnd curt•)>"g low. handed him a hunch of jf!e w ro.es. With a faint smile held nmi-hal thanked her nnd *’ n turned tin* flowers over to his i'.i r-'ii law, to whom, Ghillieelr. I.uthii I,.id prcsuiiled a cluster! lilie. ,.f the valley. War department officials turn­ »un itiiidentiurg wore a black ed their attention to the need for Dtrcoat ui adorned with medals strengthening Hawaiian air de­ How cane. He fenses. ’ "1 hand, with the other digniPI uiik for “ muster day" to he ho bowt 'I to tlnr held on the anniversary of tin* 1 'enii.i. ,| reporters. At that mo* armistice, wero laiil before Presi­ ?,nl 1 'ighty shout arose from dent Coolidge, " '"i 1 of the embankment where John T. Cain III, o f Logan, great :,,;vd had assemhled. Till* Utah, was appointed head of the ' •■md cheers were repeated packers and stock yards adminis­ ^■h nicre t ed volume as he left tration in the department of agri­ - 'tatiun to step into an automo- culture. The international council of wo­ red With Flowers, men completed action on its dis­ arty got under way a armament resolution by adopting ie airplanes rose from the section urging study o f the sodnd the station nnd net- called "Geneva draft" protocol. icort along the way to The supreme court decided that -*c. They showered proceeds from life insurance poli­ the presidential motor cies vested before enactment o f the 'illy dipped so low as revenue act of 1918 were not *uuthe crowds straining i....* Its federal estate tax. to gel a glimpse o f the W ashington News Russia Is Made Crux Of Arms Conference GENEVA. May 12.-S o v ic t Rus­ ' siu today was made the crux o f i the situation faced by the internationa! conference for control truf! fie arms. Poland filed an amend­ ment to the proposed convention to the effect that countries bor­ dering on Uusbia would not be bound by that agreement unless the soviet government ulso was Isiun-l I by i t . ___________________ More Charges Made Against Stock Body in hopeless minority.! Greatest Investor Of Liquor Chasers Are .. World Is U. S. Claim Also Very Successful NEW FIRE CHIEF IS APPOINTED BY Total Amount o f Holdings Is No Liquor lias Entered U. S. Mack Cleveland Is Named To NEW YORK. May 12.— Evi­ Since Beginning o f Eight Said to Be Over 10 Billion; Succeed Paxton W ho Gets nce on which on indictment Government O fficers Claim H oover Announces Report Appointment O f Building irging homicide will bo sought Inspector Effective May 15 IlcSoto County Representa­ tive Would Fix Penalty for Conviction As That for Un­ lawful Hale and Possession [BERLIN, l i n y 12.— Field Igshall Von Iliiulenberg was gugurated President o f GcrBny today ami except for n r;ef shout of protest from fcmunistn the inauguration iucarried out according to iedule, the field mashall be­ l l sworn into office by Roibstag President Paul Loebe BIG GAIN MADE U .S M Y FORCES A l l e g e d W h i p p i n g o f R INVESTMENT VICTORIOUS ON N o r t h e r n e r D e n i e d OF U.S. ABROAD LAND AND SEA B y S a n f o r d O f f i c i a l s Investigation Into Deaths Of Twenty-Three Children Brings About Indictment o f Form er Red Cross Nurse As Result o f Foreign Trade Land Operators Especially A ctive When T h ey Seize And Financial Exchanges. Officers May Exhume American Holdings Show Distilling Plant And Rum Bodies Of Victims Increase O f About Billion Valued at Sum $100,000 Disl.Ict Attorney Gives An Account of One Killing A s Bela ted I!y Farm Employees Mack Cleveland was appointed fire chief at the meeting o f the City Commission Monday after­ noon to succeed George W . I*, l'axton, who was appointed build­ ing inspector for the city. ^ The two changes become effective on Mav 15. Chief Paxton has been perform ­ ing the duties of fire chief and building inspector for some\time but the commissioners announced tlita the duties of the inspector are becoming too numerous and too arduous to permit one person to take care of. them and ulso to act in another capacity. The chief has been head of the local department for III years during which time he has seen the growth o f the de­ partment from a one-horse truck to its present fire-fighting strength. In announcing his appointment to another position, tho commis­ sioners lauded Mr. Paxton’s work and praised hint ns being one of the best and most efficient fire chiefs in the state. Ills successor sis for a homicide charge, Ryan ed foreign liquors; tho increase in said after he had Interviewed the j deposits o f foreigners in American infant’ s parents Monday. banks, estimated for tho year ut Ryan said application would be 2111,000,000; the remittances of immude to a supreme court justice j migrants to families in the old for permission to exhume the bod- j country, which reached the surprisios, said to have been burled in ing total o f $.100,000 ,000 ; utul the Mrs. Geisen-Volk’s private plot in Imissionary and charitable expendi31. Michael’s cemetery. tores l»v American religious nnd In the death certificates the philanthropic individuals, which cause o f the Toohey child’s death accounted for $55,000,000. was given as mastoiditis and that When the balance was struck, of the Winters baby as congenial the nation was shown to have set heart disease. up n credit total in 1024 o f $5,970,Henrt Disease Given. 000,000 for goods nnd services ronWitnesses told the investigators dcred abroad, while the countering today that Mrs. Goisen-Volk was total o f credits earned in this coun­ moved quickly to anger by the cries Itry by foreigners which included of the children committed to her the credits arising from the lend* enre and that she often mistreated j ing o f Americans to foreign borthem. On several occasions, o lowers, wns $0,182,000,000. The nurse and former employe o f the difference was largely accounted “farm” said, Mrs. Gelsen-Volk b ea t 1for by the reports o f hanks that children whose parents were bo- foreign borrowers nnd trades had hind in the payments for their left $ 210 ,000,000 on deposit itgninM caro, * future drafts. Assistant District Attorney Postion Stronger. White, working with Ryan in the “ The year’s developments gave investigation, was told by Mrs. the United States a stronger poMnry lieukcis of Philadelphia that sition than ever in international fi­ lle r ’orphaned grandchild, placed in j nance,’ ’ Mr. Hoover said. “ The inMrs. Geisen-Volk’s rare last He- ] creasing importance o f the invisicembcr, had mysteriously disap-.hle items in explaining our interponred. The child, a boy o f nine national trade is shown by the fact 0 ;.*!>*, hnd been «<mt out of tin that in 1924 they were equivalent city by the woman, according to I roughly to 22 per cent of oui toMrs. Honkers, on tho plea that its tul exports, whereas in tho period illness called for tho services of n between 189(1 and 1911 they were specialist in Sarasota Springs, N reckoned as only 8 per cent. But Nearly a score o f mothers were guests today o f the Rotary < luh at its luncheon-meeting at winch a “ Mothers* Day” program was given under the direction of Ldwurd L. Marshall. The mothers were welcomed Rotarian D. L. Thrasher, who clos­ ed his welcoming address by recit­ ing the poem, “ Mother O Mine . Mrs. Henry Wight responded on behalf o f the mothers nnd also quoted a poem appropriate to the occasion. , ,.. . Mr. Markell introduced Charles Scott, of Orlando, who sang "Mother O* Mine" and several other songs. Dr. F. D. King, pas­ tor of the First Baptist • hur.’h, made a talk, taking for his theme, “ What Mothers ftgean to tho Comniunity." .Mothers present were Mrs. H. M. Easterby Mrs. L. C. Glisson. Mrs. Mary Hommel, Mrs. Sydney O. Chase, Mrs. Appleton T. MosIseter, Mrs. George D. Bishop. Mrs. H. R. Stevens, Mrs. C. S. Williams, I Mrs. C. W. Shinhulser. Mrs. Henry i Wight, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mr*. It’essandra Schultz. Mrs. Puieatun. c- - 1 r*nlA-v Eat Sanford Celery N. Y. Story Brings About Local Probe Growers’ Refusal To Buy Spray Said To Have MadeManSore answer to ouorics sent by tho New York World, which announces thut It will publish a story, giving nn account o f the alleged manhandl­ ing as related by Air. Way in un interview with that paper. Mr. Way claims, according to a mes­ sage received by The Sanford Her­ ald from the World, thut he was spirited away from Sanford by three men, who drove him into a Wucdcd section and beat him ir.ta unconsciousness, after telling him he was being punished beenuse of n letter written to his son warn­ ing him not to eat Florida celery because o f poisons used as a spray. The World’s message further states thut its story will include correspondence between W. F. Car­ ter, New York Attorney for Mr. Way ami Frank P. Forster, presi­ dent o f the First National Bank, in which Mr. Forster is declared to have said Mr. Wuy was equally as guilty ns the men who beat him. Wells Examined in N. Y. An Associated Press dispatch says thnt tho World story will .also assert that the welts on Mr. Way’s body wore examined upon his re­ turn to New York by Charles Evans Hughes, Jr., Allen S. Hub* burd and Mr. Carter and that later in answer to Mr. Carter’s letter complaining of the mutihandling of Mr. Way. Mr. Foster condemned “ the outrage" and quoted nim as writing, “ you have given me tho first ease where u northern man bus ever been mistreated in Nanford." Mr. Foster, when appraised of tho story to npneur in the New York paper, said he had noth!!!" Liquor Offered Cheap GLACE BAY, N. S., May 12 Two ships, their decks piled higli with casus of liquor, mudu port Monthly, presumably from Rum Row off the New Y’ ork and Jer­ sey roasts where the American dry navy is maintaining a blockade. Thu cruft hndn't been hero an hour liforc members o f the crew were offering tho cargos at sale at prices fur under the market. Rum wns offered at $5 a gallon and whiskey at $12 n ease. Cham­ pagne also was offered at low prices. There was no business transacted however, for two Can­ adian revenue cutters kept a sharp vigil on the ships. Radio Program Of School Orchestra Is Given ..Praises CKNSORSHII The Sunford High School or­ chestra members uni! Director Joe Reizcnstein wero receiving con­ gratulations today from radio fans on their concert program brood* tasted lust night from Rollins College Station WDilO. Mnvor Fiirr«jit Ijiliu also was being congratulated on his brief talk about .Sanford, "the City Substantial." Tho first number on the pro­ Dwight F. Davis, said Monday gram was a march "Flag o f Truce" that no attempt to determine the and next came a Romance num­ priority question would bo mude ber, "Homeless." A cornet aolo, "Thu Trumpeter" until Genera! Hines' report had been received and digested. Since by John Schirurd, Jr., received the first planes under thu $2,000, ­ many comments o f praise as did 000 project approved at the last the suxophonu-Cornet duet by John rersion o f congress will not bu de­ end ilernard Schirurd and thu livered for six or eight months, he piano solo, by Mizs Pearl llobpointed out, there is no necessity I son. Other numbers of the pro­ for immeilintu action on this point. ' gram were u gavotte, "Dancing The first $ 1,000,000 to he expend­ ! Dolls,” "Bohemian Girl." waltzes, ed will go into observation (dunes I "Sobre Las A las" and march "U n­ which hove a demonstrated speed i Bed Liberty." o f 130 niilea an hour nnd a "ceil­ ing” o f more than t 20,000 feet. Eighty-five ships o f’ this type, ten to lie built by the Curtiss Cumpony nnd seventy five by the Douglas Company, are nlready on order. TALLAHAH 1K, Muy 12— Crea­ They were selected ufter coin- tion of a st&to fire marshal's de­ j**ir«i;iv«< .c.itj o f mode* p.o».c^, the partment is provided fur in i» bill Curtiss Company receiving a $70,­ passing the House o f tho Flor­ 000 prize and the Douglass Com­ ida legislature today. The State pany a $00,000 prize for the per- treasurer is constituted as e x ­ officio fire marshall. faction o f their designs. rican Overseas Stations May Re Given Priority In Plane Deliveries WASHINGTON, May 12.—With the beginning of deliveries luto this year o f new army observation planes o f long range scouting types, war department officials ex­ pect to consider the question of giving priority to the Hawaiian and other overseas stations in bringing air service equipment up to date. The manouveurs just concluded in Hawaiian waters demonstrated so clearly the mod of long rung* nir scouts that officers ure satislied, even before consulting the re­ port o f General Hines, chief of staff, and one o f the two chief um­ pires that the situation must he corrected at the earli«**t poMlblo moment. While it was not an un­ expected result of the war gsr><c, tho practical demonstration of thu Fort Myers— Church building to weakness in scouting equipment, ■ erected here wjth seating ca- was such as to make prompt action icity o f 2,000. He W as Beaten For I The "sjx'cialist in Snrnsota” has figured in the case before. Wiilinm Angerer, tho steam fit­ ter's assistant, whose complaint to the police resulted in Mrs. GeisenVolk’s arre t, ntiil he had ih-vii told Funding Regarded Inevitable. the ante story by her. 11i.« son, PARIS, May 12.— I’.iris heard in Stephen, seven months old, still is quick succession Monday first that mis-ing. Mrs. Gei en-Volk i: held the United States government was in $.'15,000 htuul, charged with nn going to ask Franco to pay her attempt to substitute another baby debts and. second, that the authori­ for Angcrcr’s missing son. t y at Washngtnn denied this re­ port. Tho report nnd denial hnd about on equal effect for the debts have come to be looked upon as a Mirt of llanquo’s ghost, which will not down, and early funding ne­ gotiations are regarded as inevi­ table, if not already an accomplish­ "W ar" on slot machines was launched today in Sanford by Po­ ed fact. . „ , 'lhire* i« oviMi li?8S talk of un lice Chief Roy (i. William« nnd hi.i eventual scaling down of the force, and as a re*suit three ma­ amount France borrowed from the chines have been seized and one Aim lie-nil treasury. The late tier- arrest muih*. riot government, it is learned in Chris Isniuix, who operates a diplomatic circles, abandoned ul store at Orange Avenue and Elev­ claim to eventual reductions, and enth Street was nrresled, hut ac­ it' is understood present govern­ c u s in g to Chief William*, the case ment has given no indication that probably will bo dropped on prom­ it oroposea to despute the payment. ise to discontinue the operation of tho machine. Mothers’ Program Features Today’s Rotarian M eeting NUM BER 243. PR IC E FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, TU ESD AY, M A Y 12, 1925, lie buildings $89.89; engineering $187.18; public* health $722.70; publicity $.1, 100.00 ; Inspection $5i:t.:i9; pound expense $9.85; Btrwt lighting $1,030.00; depart­ ment of finance $215.04; records and taxation $542.:S0; store room account $89.10; bills payable $7,­ 075.00; athletic field $778.76; lib­ rary $250; charity $09.80; hospit­ al $1,110.55; sewers and drain $ 1.20 ; gas and oil storage $388.40; liurroughs adding machine $ 101.* .77; tax refund $2.25; city plan­ ning commission $ 100; tax refund $15; discount and interest $245.50; Fire Marshal Bill Passed In House SOFIA, May 12.— Execution of eight men sentenced to death y«»Urdav U r participation in tho re­ cent bomb explosion probably will ment as to h occur at the end of the week. The are false and without In his niessi igc to the sentencea were accepted quietsy by (Cuntiuu;cd ua paj tho pqbllc. �I *t*VU ■ m, «ni WP>BH V yWt*- 1 • t ,.h V' >p* ,a r — RESCUE WORK OF NORMAN VICTIMS HALTED FOR TIME r IO 14 « »t> 19 'b II - & 31 |37 41 •- 46 ♦3 m l« *7 ' 44 Vt>5• ♦ s* t« Ik5 1*7 W ■K mi' J '' •V r r F-r r 44. 45. 47. 49. r.o. 62. 63. 61. I OKIZONTAL Brought foot down noisily. Filling hold o f n ship. Loose earth. Minerals in natural shape. Correlative o f either. Preposition of place. Part o f verb to be. Paid publicity. Jumhlcd type. The head. Molested. Merriment. A prophet. Made of ontmeal. Spikes o f corn. Bone. Expression of surprise. Guided. Exist. Sun god. At sea. Precipitation in winter. Lying beyond the Atlantic ocean. Baking dishes. To erntain. Interjection. Sixth not in scale. Dined. Behold. The family iienil, 2000 p o u n d s, (pi.| 66. Those who inhurit property. 68. Invalid. 60. 61. 63. 64. 05. 06. 67. 69. 70. 72. 74. 75. m fig:: Anger. English title. Sun. Upon. Mane, pronoun. Anybody. , All right. You and I. Costly. Lunch. ' Raged. Beavers. VERTICAL 1. One who binds himself to an­ other for another’s default. Like. Bird similar to an ostrich. Fiber from century plant. Hebrew word for God. . Townrd. To marry. . Subsists. . To contradict. I. Public avowaia. I. Female deers (pi.) I. Angle between outer and in­ ner margins o f insects’ wings. ). Looked on. 1. To murmur ns a cut, 1. Substantive verb. 5. Negative. I. Half an cm. 7. Fourth musical note. I. Suits hack. I. Feeling. I. Whul makes red hair red. 1. Record of a single event. (. Skill. ). Man who makes n donkey of himself. To cut wood. I. Humor. 1 Soldiers’ daily food. B. Vales. 8. What a goat butts with. D. Pertaining to air. I. Ecu eagle. J. To till. 5. Poipt o f compass. \ B. Exclamation o f laughter. 7. Point of compass. 9. Personal pronoun. 1. A ray of light. 2. Digits o f the foot. 6. Feminine pronoun. 8 . Shrub sometimes used for tea. 9. To accomplish. 1. Musical note. 2. The chief cook. 3. See. HOME BY SE A ! “ T h e C o m fo rt R o u te " Fnres From Jacksonville I Atlantic O ty MV.’. : illusion 11.51 •Clc viland 3S.1I •Morn i .. 1 1 50 50 i n . u- Vnrk M.Bfi •I'lllslitirgli 3S II •Toledo 39.31 •Washing Ilnltlmore lan.sc •Chicago •Detroit tNIsgrit (1.41 0 .9 3 Falls riilinilel- 41.11 pli Ia ni is ton 31.71 Havan 11ah 6.0 0 SiiHiilirr I: %t'ltmloil I'nri-a Jl-OeclJ'* May IStli l i o n e t T r ip •141.11 U n i t e y pi i i 1*11 it. « i i i i \ -„vnii Ilf iv| n\ " " " 'V I -J FOB HAI.TIMOBK May •May Muy 8. H. JIJNIATA -11-23 Juri. IIIMI 3 •13- 8. H. HOWARD S-IC-17 June 8. H. AM.KiJIlAfTV t'-lM-.tii Jim,. r, •17-27 :t 8. (IM H'l'KHTEK - - Juno JIItin H. 8. PERSIA N iu.- 20 - ■2 I• FOB I'lllLADELl'IIIA H S. ME RRIMACK • 11-21 Jiiii" 1- i t - : S. S. E s s e x May <* • i ■ Jiiii" • • 1a-2 S. S. I ■e k s i a n May 7 -•11-2S J 1111" -H -! s ih m e n e s t e r J Ililf -ii-: S Ih •rk« lilro May Ir rrt fro m ' . * • Miami Phila J ii in -18-2 •Via Italllni'irc and i Via llallloii<ri in I'htlndclnlilu iilul i ill t A II- » liter via I'Jilladeliihlu—direct eolilP •lions, or vl.i It.ill liner. ^ d a y s lu> over. All stenniera via S.iviinn ill Fares Inelude m ea ls ( e x . cepl in k. Is for Siivilttnah). (lutiddo room s extru. Sealing llmv b I*. M I'C IIM I) tl.1,1 (IIN III T ltlt TIII It** J n r k s o m l l l e In IIAI.TI.1IOIIE WASH INI 1TUN. ANNAI'i l l , IS, May 2o. .lane In. II davii IS" I FHII.AI'UI.I'H IA. A TLA N TIC CITV . May 21. June IN, II d.iya. 1X1.00. 1 *1 1 1i . a i >i : i r m \. N H vv v n it K. WASIIINUTHN. II A I . T I M O It It. Ju n o lx. l l days, f 113 \ o lo o o ih llrs Triiusf r red Women Of Maryland Oppose Woman For Governor Of S t a t e ‘ UNDKKVVOOI) TYPEWRITER CO. Transportation Co. 15 South Main St., Orlando, Fla. T r lv p h o iie 6.lt Pl*r WO K. Jlijr K l. L lL u llt lliii, Hviilirt Phone ! 551 i f i r c i i l t Court o f th e Seven th tho City ot New Ye* Now York. tk- j , Sai(* v Ine denomination of ry and ($1,000.00) Do|llr, “* maturing ns follOWl. Bonds numbered f m a jJ maturo July 1st, lay * Bonds numbered fmm a to mature July l ,t| Bonds numbered fr ^ 4, to mature July ilt> 1J2g ' Box 1212 n c - v c ^ 0 fu r fa o and t save all j Lasting Protection for Your Home J, ■I rpMiR h o m e y o u built or i bought with hard earned d o l l a r s n ee d s p r o t e c t i o n against weathcrund decay. It’s something that can’t he put off, for decay never loafs on the job. So as a thrifty home-lover you’re going to save it. And no matter how far you look you’ll find nothing that pro­ tects and lasts like P ec Gee Mastic Paint. A buffer against weather, a foe to decay, it also holds its enamcl-Iike gloss for years. ere Where else for so little as $400 can you buy a lot in an improved development as close in as O (i a k H il l ? ere Ask to See a Pee CJee Master Color Chart —and where is there a more attractive spot for Sanfordites and w in te r visitors to live than at LOSSING PAINT CO. (Inc.) IVnsadrla— Work to start at] VQce oa $133,500 paving program. ___ F o r l nforra*(ian Wr l l o, l*hon* o r Cal l MERCHANTS & MINERS O ut Man... sanronl. Floilila. —— —— laiy an Underwood. H I'ropoaals sis ur* ur to In presst-tnl In a u .a l. d " i iv r lu p " "iiip.rsfii on ih " o u lt la s . ‘Tllil f o r Suction l l r n l i * , ” ami t l i . nnnif o f tin- I>i.l. 1 r. Earlt p roposa l inuM !•»• aeeom panii'il hy u n riirii.t c h * c k fur 1699.90 m a d . p a y g lil" at slvtit to ih» order o f the CRv Auitllur .m l Clerk o f Ssn/oril. I lur Mu I'uv nu-tit lo lo, m ade aft- r call»fn< tor) tr st o f leu d a t a has keen inadi' T h e City C.-rr.smlxslcn'rcn-rvcs tl'.r right to rrje rt an y or all bid* or t.i art-fiii any l,t«t i h . v d . m i lo lo> f o b the best Interest o f t h . City. W. II tV IM .lA U H C ity M anager. May 11•11-25-Juno l a x — UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS: » i'll AOVEHTIM EWKNT Hmlri! p ru h o.iils will b* r .e s lv .il liy tho City ('o m n ilss lo ii of Sanfunt. Kluriiln. at t l u i r utric" io> tin> i'll) II n II at or b s f o r w 3 I'. M . Juno 16th 1SJ5. (nr th* p u rrlisa* o f s 12 Im-li Suctio n ilri'ili* o r 'a r g e r , ilallv. r"<i rom u lste ntiA r « 4'lv * lur up. roil'ii, — T1II7 u m c r i T C O F H T O F T *, 2 l <5* 'r lr e u !* ,,f ,h P 8 la t e o f fK V K N ^ J ^ ^ I A h F I R C C I T | J y J i f j ; 1 ,f„ Kne,Vd f o r th e C o u n tv o f OF T H E S T A T E O F f « I I » A . H o r h U . lno I n " ' h l i 0 the *5th dav o f |V F O It UF.M IXOI.E lO ti.N V' ’T T~ DOU'H.AHH. IN r H A N C E R T . .. . « ... c i t y of Sanford. Florida. A M u ­ « -i.rk o f the Circuit Court o f nicipal Corporation. !'/ ihe Seventh Judicial Circuit o f through F o r re s t Lake, S. U. Chass Florida. amt C. J. M arshall. coirtprUIng OEO. A. PeCOTTES. the City C om m is sion o f tho t-ity A ttor n ey f o r Petltlonsr. let of, Sanford. Florid a. 27. May 4. **• Apn______ State o f Florid a, ex rel Millard B. Pi THE CIRC FIT CO FH T. 3 E W Smith. Slate Altorm -v f o r Hut y o u : fo t'J iT ), S T A T E O F Seventh Judic ia l Circuit o f the f i .o i u h a . ____ _ Stale o f Florida. CIT ATIO N 1M ward 8. Anson & H. Ileynold*. partner*. T o th e Cltlxens and Tax Payers Bonds numbered fro® n o f the City o f ftanford. Florid a: D am a ges to mature July Ut, vs. W hr reax. n petition w.is filed In. 1500.00 the ab ove entitled cause on tills the Bonds numbers-) fr-22th day n? April, A. I*y U rnrse If. ' V r l r u v * 1’ O K D K Il OK injBj*ICATION. City o f Sanford. FlorllMi « m u n lcli 100, to mature July j,. npiegato and nit T o : (ifor g '* H. Appiegn pal c orporation , by i/nit th roug h Forrest laike. S. O. Chale and V . J. persons Interested In the Bonds numbered frem Marshall, as th e City Commission described property s>un d liHemlo f the City o f Sanford, iflorlda, a- nnln Countv. VlprWa. tb-Alt. T t o to ^nature July l,t, l ^ galnst th e State o f FlurUIa. e x ret Southwest Quarter (S'VH ) o f the Bonds numbered frott * Quarter. (SV> ', ) of Millard H. Smith, prayin g f o r the Northwest valhlntlou o f c erta in 'einds o f tho Section 3. T w p. 21. S. K. 31 hast. 140, to mature July 1,* This Is to giv e notice, that u pon City of Sanford. Florida. In the » » " ' Bonds numbered fro’m o f T w o Hundred nnd Four T h o u s ­ the 20th da y o f March A. D.. 1935. and (1201,000.110) Dollars, fu lly d e ­ tile f o r e g o i n g suit w a s c o m m e n c e d ICO to mature July lit u scribed In said petition, nuthortxed In this cou r t und the property d e ­ I.v a certain resolu tion duly a d o p t ­ scribed herein before h as been l e v ­ Bonds numbered froa said, however, that an effort might ed for paving several miles of city I*. 1528. ed by the City C om m is si".i o f the ied upon In pursuance o f the \> rlt (Heal) V. B, DOUnLASS. 180, to mnture July ilt> jj City o f Sanford, k lorldu. on iho 13th lie made later. o f A ttach m en t Issued herein. Clerk o f the Circuit C.nrrt o* streets. T h erefore, you and eu cn o f y o u th e Seventh Jiidiciel ( 'l i r u l t o f day o f April. A. D. 192'.. u i l l e T Bonds numbered fro® Work of getting the bodies out "A resolu tio n Provid in g f o r an nnd all per son s c la im in g nnv In te r ­ the State o f F lor id a . Ip and fur o f the bull will, until the current in t i i i : i t i u t i t m i i t r o f t i i i : Issue o f llonds by the City r f S a n ­ est lit th o a b o v e described property 204, to mature July Ut, li. Sem in ole Countv . ford. Florida, In the Sum o f l vro nre h ereby erdered to be nnd a p p e a r subsides, be confined to efforts to Ilv; A. M. W E E K S . I*. C. « F \ i :\ t i i j i o n i v i . riitctir The full faith and credit] VIiiii<lr«*<I nnd F o u r Thou*»nnd I'Oi- before th e Circuit Court. In and f o r OF I M ill III \. IS AMI F o i l (1. W. S P EN CE R. J l t „ tear away enough of the super­ jar*, ill** l’ r o c« * d * t«> l*»* l»«*rlVid Seminole County. Florida, nt S a n ­ City of Snnfonl, Florid*, S olic itor mid o f Counsel f o r the HEMIM II.i; ( I I I \ TV. IN CIIA N structure to permit the current to from th e Hal*- T h « r ^ o f **» !••• ford. upon th e 1st ilny o f Jim* A. Complainant. « Hit v. tf> Kina nr* In Kart the C o i l C e r ­ |>. loir., the S i u n e be in g a Rule P a y vocably pledged for th* wash bodies out where they may Iiriin-ll.-ra C-irporalton. a coipora- Apr. 20. 27. May 4. II. II, tain Htrrrt Im prov*mrntn A*ni*»nJune I, I. IS. of this Court, and full not, o t h e r ­ lion, (.'onitilaliiuiit. he recovered, It was said, a der­ «d P r lv n tH y o w n r r P r o ­ wise Judgment by d e f a u lt will bo of the principal and perty Frontline mid Abir.tinic *nlti rick bont was anchored over the Joseph F lnv*. said issue of bonds. i n t e n d 11 gainst you. cgnn. rt at.. IWemtjuuH. l\ T l l l l ClIIFI IT COFHT o r T H E Strr**t Im provem ent*. IT**irrlMiuc It Is Ordered that this notice be sunken craft. CITATIO N SE VEN TH J l IIIFI t|, ( I It FI IT tin* Form nn«t Condition* »»f This issuo of bonds t» published In The Sa n ford Herald, a United States engineers in charge OF F l.O lllllt. IN ANO FOH Ilond* to lie iRStM’d. nn*l Priivlnltiif T o Joseph Flneunn unit w ife. lie* puhllslied In Sem ln olo ; r p «5« subject to the npprovinj, NEMINOI.E COUNTY. IN C H A N - for a SI nk Ime Fund o f the work are doing everything h e w n |'ln"gnn. .Imu-ph M. Arren on ce j-acli w e e k , o f tin* Frlnrlpul and FEIIY. ,„d in terest o f } ; « < « • * ptiV.TA “ f tw o months, n ext o f Caldwell & Raymond. J uml w ife. ---------- A rremion I i. in theic power to recover the doiula — I Raid Honda." " I i o s o Christian name lx u nk n ow n , im media tely su c ceed in g the d a te bodies, it was said Mnj. I). If. Samuel Chap man and w ife, — . — J._ N. Hobson. C om pla inant, Lind to he Is.ued pursuant t o » e r - hereof. New York City, to be ................ v„ • ' tain o n ir r * nnd reuolutl«»nn •»» tne vs. ! Connolly, in chnrge of the engineer Chapman, w hose Christian name I s / IN W ITN E SS W H E R E O F . I h a v e by tho City of Sanford, unknoMu. Joseph W o f f o r d T ilrk "i/ \\\ C. M cl.estrr. et al.. Defendants. [ »■»>; C om m is sion o f ' corps fleet here, and who was on mid w ife, Em ily AiotUHta T u ck e " , ford. Florida, du ly had and a d o p t ­ this 20th da y o f March A. D. 1928. All bids must be scad CITATIO N. ed. said bonds to he o f the tlen >m- affix ed my hand nnd o f f ic ia l seal the ill-fated craft, hm been at the A uk h s I ii Isain-1la I'liapmaii, O e o r a o W. C. Mel.e ster and w if e , — — Irmt Dm o f One Thousand 1(1.000.00) o f this Circuit Court, ut Sa nford. by a certified check for scene virtually all of the time, lie H ow ard ffeave and w ife, A u g u s ta — TMrl.ester. Sem in ole County. Florida. w hose Christian 11111110 lo.llnrs encli. h ea r in g Interest at Isabella N-uvo. James How ard E. DOFO l.ASa. returned to Memphis last night Tlirk cent of the nmount of the | er, T r u s t S u r u u - I Clinpumii. Is unk n ow n , nnd Miirtlu E. tluin pert the rale o f six per centum per a n ­ (Seal)Clerk o f V.Circuit Court, S e m i­ for a few hours rest and returned Triisteo. .1. W o f f o r d T u c k e r arid and w ife , ---------- ilniniiert. w h o r e num. Interest p a ya ble s 0111 - a n n u a l­ be sold. nole Cou nty, Florida. In nnknoV'ii. and ly. on i lie first d a ys o f J i n i i c i v and 'l i f e . Emily Aiigimlu T u c k e r , J o s ­ chrlstliin name nt 8 o'clock Sunday morning. Seal) eph W o f f o r d Tu ek er, as A ttorney in •aeli nnd every o f th e said a b o v e July o f each year, said b on d s to (C lerk 's Hy: Bids mny be submitted | A. M. W E E K S . D. C. Probably that bodies may he dis­ l-net f >r Samuel i 'liniunati. Oils .V named defendants, if livin g; uijd hd If I he date January 1st. 1HJ3. an d to Mar. 23. 30. Apr. «. 13. : o . 27. alternative ns to rate of covered many miles down the river, Chase mnl w ife, Martha A. Chase. •itlii r. a n y o r all o f snhl defeju Hints lo. numbered c on s ecu tiv ely f r o m I May 4. II. IS. 25. 1925. as T i ' m l c e f>.r he dead, to all pa rties ela lm l4c In •to : m . hot Ii num bers In-.'luatv •. anil perhaps as far ns Helena, Ark., was O srtrudc Chase. bonds arc to bear, the tlti Mart ha Cliniii- and her Success irs terrsts under each and every o f tin­ to mutitre seria lly In :liu f o l i o w in g expressed by river men. Others, In Trust, mul Alice O ertru do Chase. f o l l o w i n g deceased diTeiuiantd, tn- mntiurr, to - w lt : bids to bo based on a rate 1 llonds numbered from I to 20. to NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS. however, pointed out that there T r u s tee and her Succi ssors In Trust, w lt: W. C. M cl.ester and • w ife, cst loss than six per cent, • ■ McLexter. whose C lirlst- mature Ju ly 1st, I92«. awas a big eddy a short distance •trill • neb mnl every o f tt|« llonds numbered from 21 to 10, hm< named d< fendaiils* if liv in g; l.in nam e Is u n k n ow u , nnd .Martin from the scene o f the sinking and mul if >ll In r, any or all o f said ih E. (lu m u ert nnd w i f e . ---------- «1miii - to mature July 1st. 1927. Notice is hereby Riven thnt up hid for said bonds must llonds num bered from 11 to 60. to that it was probable that some of f e o d e n t s he dead. to all parlies iicrl. w h o s e Christ inn name Ih o i i to nntl until 2:00 o ’clock P. in dollars and rents. cla im in g Interim s tinder each and iuiiiwn. o r oth erw ise, 111 unit t o the mature Ju ly 1st, I92H. the bedies were in this place. llonds numbered from 6i to SO, to M. on the 20th day o f May A. D. The right to reject anj 1 ev ery o f the fnllow liu: ilecensiul i|e ■ f o llo w in g tlesi rlhrd land situate, l y ­ Tho Nnrinnn sunk in probably lendilllts. lo-W it: Joseph II linn'll ing and brin g In tie- County o f ttiKluro July 1st. 1920. bids is reserved. to JOI), llonds on inhered from si o f Florida m ore 192.*), .sealed proposal:), will lie r e t'-o worst stretch of wnter between mnl wife. Hi beecn Flliegan, Joseph Sem in ole and piirllrtilnrly dcxrr l r I as fo llo w s . to muturn July 1st, 193(1. M. Arreinhiiida mnl w ife . . Proposals shall be tddn Memphis and Helena Ark. The Arreiiilonilii, Forrest Ijtke, S. O. llonds numbered from lot lo 120, ccivcd by w h o s e Christian name t o - w I t : current nt this point runs at the Is unknown. Samuel Ch apm an mnl Tlo> North i l i l f fN 'i) o f the to mature July 1st, 1931. Forrest laike, H. 0. Chase, | Norlli H alf (N* it o f Hi' N orth Ruuds num bered from 121 to I 10, Chnsii and C. J. Marshall, as the rate of nine miles an hour and the u lfe, ----------Chapman, wlmpe Christ J. Marshall, ns the City H a l f ( N ' j ) o f Hi" Southeast Q u a rter to mature July 1st. 1932. Ian name Is u nknown. Joseph W o f ­ of City Commission of tho City banks of the strenm are high and ford T i n k e r mnl w if e llnilly A u ­ ( S E * t) o f Section 12. T ow n s h ip 20 . llonds numbered from III to 1110, composed mostly of sand. The gusta T u cker. A u g u s ta Sanford, Floridu, and Ex-Officio mission o f the City of to m ature July 1st. 1933. Isabella S0111I1 o f Itnngr 30 East, ISO , llonds num bered from 161 nnd to n ny nnd nil oth er persons, l i r o r g r I Iu w a r d Ncnvc swiftest part of the current is near ichapinnn. Bond Trustees of tho City o f Florida, and as Kx-Officio| l mnl wl(r. Augiisla Isabella Nenve. whose mimes nre unknowu. c ln l m - lo m atu re ./illy lHt. 1331. the east bank o f the river. Ilondh numbered from Pil to 2(11 Sanford, Florida, ut tho City Hall Trustees o f the City of JnnieH H ow ard T u ck e r , Trustee, Ir.g nny right, ti tle o r Interest in An <dd story o f how Josie Harry Sit mil.' I ciuipmnn. Trustee. ,t W o f ­ and l o the property herlrnnhu'.-o - l o m u lu ro July lat. 1935. at Hanford, Florida, for tho pur­ Florida, at Sanford, Klor part ur p a rr e l a ud. Island, near the end of which the ford T u ck e r mnl wife, Ctnlly Angus- serlheil. or nn) Whereas. It ap p ea r s Irotn said thereof. in T u ck e r . Joseph W o f f o r il Tucker, WITNESS our hands ut hull o f the Norman now rests in as A l l u r i n ' In Fact f o r Hamuej It Ih hereby o rdered ttint y o u petition flieit as aforesnhl, m a t all chase o f street improvement bonds Hi feet o f water, was formed was Chapman, m i s N. Chase and wife. "lid eurli o f yoll lie ll.'ul appear b e ­ steps ta k en In c on n ection w ith tho of the City of Hanford, Florida, Commission of the City fore o u r said Circuit Court at Hie Issuance o f said bon ds by th o City < 1 1 1 uda Cha recalled here today. The story is Martha A Cha Trustee for Martha Chase xml ICourl Hons., at Sanford. Florida. 011 o f Sanford. Florida, have been r e g ­ said bonds being general obliga­ ford, Florida, and as Et-| that after the Josie Hurry of the a" |(lie fitli day o f Ju ly, A |i. 1 i.'i. ular la every respect, ntot 1:1 strict lo r S u e r , -sura In Trust, and All Memphis and White river line sank 1!< rtrtitle Chase, T r u s tee ami her and then and th ere make iiiimv, er rnm forin ltv with law, and that all tions o f said City, in tho sum o f Bond Trustees of the City < In Trust or oth erw is e. In to III" Idll o f t-omillullll ex It I111 11 d acts eoiidltlons anil thlugii reiiillred Two Hundred nntl Four Thousand ford, Florida, and the seal 1 about tliirtv-five yenrs ago, sand ........ .. li> law to exist, happen Ulid he to the f o llo w in g descrliietl l.nei ugaliist y o u In tlila ruilsc. accumulated about her hull and mul authorized City/ this the 2uth day It Is fu rther ordered tout this perform ed, precedent to ■iiel In tho ($ 201,(100.0 0 ) Dollars, situate, lying and be in g In the f l u formed the island. " i Sanford County o f Sem in ole mol o r d e r be ptihllslni' In The S a n fo r d issiiatieu of said bonds, have ex isted, A. D. 1925. state of Florid a, more lu irtlculaCy •Irralil 11 tiee x|ia?ier iiuhllshed In have happened it ml have been p e r ­ by a resolution o f tho City Com­ d* *,Tilted as fo llo w s , t o - w i t : Sanford. 8 " nlnolo Counly. F lorida , form ed Iu re g u la r and due lim e, mission of tho City o f Hanford, (Seal) FORREST If macaroni, fish, water and cat lleg ln n ln g at a point o n the North oiicii eurli Week f o r eight C on secu ­ form und muntier, us reipiired hy law. Florida, duly adopted on tho 13th meat disappear, why not artificial line o f I'uloll Avenue till feet Cast tive Weeks. S. 0. CHASl WITN ESS my blind and the seal Now. T h erefore, In pu rsuance o f the I nt i rsect lop -i* th e Hast Pun fruit? See Spencer the detective, ooff Chapman 1925, pursuant to C. J. MAitSl A venae w ith Ihn North o f the c ir e u ll Court o f llle Seventh an o r d e r of the Court herein m ode, day of April, ill the Senior I'luy May 13-11. o f notic e Is hereby g iven that the Chapter 9897. and Chapter 9298, Hill o f t ’ llloii Avenue, rtlli tile lie. .lu dhini Cpl'lllt o f tile H-.lt" As the City Conimistitgl I'lo-'dn, Iii end f o r Si r loot.- C« o n ­ Clllxcn s and tax pn iern o f tho City ly. on Ih Ih the |sih d a y of April, A. o f Sanford. Florida, ure hy Hiild Laws o f Florida, 1923. Hnid bonds City o f Sanford, Florida. I> IV25. o r d e r required to he nnd ap p eu r j befor e the Itlrclllt Court o f the to bear interest at tho rate o f six Ex-Officio Bond Trusteei | (Seal) V. K. DOlfH.AHH. Clerk o f ilia c ir c u it Court of Seventh Judicial C ircuit o f the Stum per cent per annum and arc to bo City o f Sanford, Florida. the Seventh Judicial c i r c u i t o f o f Florid a, oil the 2nth duy o f May, the State n t Florida. Ill and A. l>. 1925. at the hour o f T e n o ' ­ dated January 1st, 1925, interest Attest: Sem in ole f o iin t v . c lock A. M. at Sanford. In the C o u n ­ * L. R. PHILIPS, City tv o f Seminole, mul State o f F l o t - payable semi-annually on July 1st Itv: A. M. W EE KS. D. C. nl.i. then und there to show c i u s e . and January 1st o f each year, both IS W. SP EN CE R Jl!.. New Machines, IUr Ii Class Kcntnls, A -l Service. City o f Sanford, Florid: Sulleltor and o f Counsel f o r the It nny they have, why xutd b o n d s I Vmplulnuul. hIioii IiI nut l>u valid ated und c o n ­ principal nnd interest being pay­ GEO. A. DcCOTTKS, Apt 2n, 27. May I. II. 1.1, 25. firmed. If it is speed, accuracy and duraliility that you want, City Attorney. WITNESS my hand and (lie seal able at Chuso National Hank in June I. 1. 15. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE . bc\ IA Y 11, 1925. North and paraJUt w ith i he K s s t line o f Ch ap m an A v e n u e 120 feet, thence Hast p a ra lle l w ith th e North lin e c f t n lon Aren ue 5S'4 feet, th e n c e South 120 feet to n point on Union A v e n u e GS'4 f e e t Hast o f the p oin t o f b e g in n in g , thenre W e s t e r ly a l o n g the N orth line o f Union A v e n u e to the poin t BALTIMORE, May 9.— A pro­ ot b eg in n in g . posal to nominate a woman* for und to a n y and all oth er persons, governor of Maryland is meeting whose n a m es a m u nk n ow n , c l a i m ­ any right, title o r Interest In with strong opposition from wo­ ing slid t o th e p r o p e r t y h e re in a b o v e Current Becomes Too Swift men. described, o r any part o r p a rcel thereof. S w ift'F o r Divers to Work An effort at the recent conven­ It Is h ereb y n r(l«rrd Hint y o u and With S n fcty ; Will T ry to tion o f the United Democratic Wo­ each o f y o u be mid appear b e f o r e our said Circuit C o u r t at Hie C ou rt Tea.- Away Part Of Hull men’s Clubs of the state at Salis­ llaiis» at Sanford. Fln-lda. on th e bury to obtain the endorsement of* ( I k d n r o f July. A. D. 1923. and then ticn u m ifa TVnn MAv 11.— i Mrs. W. W. Iiubburd o f Chester - ( t t i j f th ere m ak e a n s w e r t o Uio hilt M EM IHIS. Tcnm. M-iJ " town, for the gubernatorial hon- ' -loippiuint e x h ib ite d against y o u Ilfs cause. Divers endeavoring to jj 1 Nnrmunf01) failed and subsequently the Is f u rt h e r o r d e re d that this hull o f this iteumor f •r be published In The S a n fo r d which rapsized near Coahoma* Haiti more Federation o f Demoaid. n news"p a p e r pahllshrd In ralic Women nut its official ford. Hemlnoale County . *** F lorida . Landing, Miss., 1°);" ^ o!.*i!i„o i stamp of disapproval on the nomie encli week f o r eight r o n s e c u los* o f probably 2 .'t lives, Sunday w eek s. were forced to forego their efforts nation of women candidates for the W IT N K 8 S my h an d nnd senl o f the Circuit Court o f the Seventh for a time at least. The current office. Judicial Circuit o f the State o f was found too swift, wireless mes­ Florida. In und fur Sem in ole c o u n t y , sages from the scene paid. It was Salerno—Contract to be award­ on this th e Util d a y o f April. TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE « f t f i- r r ' J;v H <r*i TH E S > s ix K w jS B B S w W ' * Second St. and Sanford Ave. MaH I Oa S IN C t l l l e 7 k H il l ? ?|ASLEt; - G a ULBERT Co -•SEE- w h it e ir N. H. GARNER, Developer �THE 8ANF0HP HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 12,1928 PAGE TWO e Sanford Herald To .Whom It May Concern A Sanford woman tells The Herald that ahe has with­ drawn her patronnge from the grocery store she has dealt a t th e P o i t o f f l c e with for years because she cannot stand its unsanitary con­ dition. « I like the proprietor and I like the location o f the store, and I find the prices as fair as any store in Sanford" she said, "but I just had to give up going there because things are so far from clean." acn sm iP T in sf w atbs O f all stores, a grocery or a meat market— nny place One Y ear— IT.00 fits Month*....IJ.SO Wllver*<! tn City by Carrier, per handling food supplies, should, o f course, be scrupulously week, 16e. Weekly Edition *2.00 clean: and The Herald would thoroughly approve the decis­ ion o f this woman to take her patronage elsewhere, if we Sl’ Kt lAI. NOTICEt All obituary didn’t happen to know that the store which she is forcsnking loDre*. card* o f thank*, r esolu tion * ind notice* of en tertainm ent* whert is not very dirty. It is merely disorderly. We told her this, fia ra e* are M u t e w ill lie ch a n c e d and also told her that she would find just about the cKfartest kr * i r egu lar ad vertisin g rale*. refrigerator she had seen in many a day, if she would take a MKWIirn Tilt! AAHOCIATEII I’ ll ESA look into the one in the so-called dirty store. The A ssociated Press Is e l c l u a Iv cly entitled to the u s- for reTaking our word for it, this well-meaning woman says she pu blica tion o f all new* dlsim tcbe* And now The Herald ert-dileo t o it or not oth erwis e c r e d ­ will give the grocery another trial. ited In this pniKT uml also the l o ­ wishes it had a way, without giving offense, to tip off that rn I n ew s loihlisfied herein. All righ t* o f repiihllratlon o f speri.il d is p a t c h ­ particular grocer as to the probability o f his losing a valuable es herein are a lso reserved. custom er if he does not spruce up his store a bit. We should like to tell him to get hiH windows clean and sparkling and TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1925 keep them that way. W e should iike to tell him to make his THE HEIIAUD’B PLATFORM assortment of vegetables look more attractive. Clean white paper is not expensive. It woidd pay him to make a back­ 1. — ltreprr water route to Jackson­ ground for his vegetables twice a day. We also should like ville. 2.— Construction of 8 t. Johns-In- to tell him of the effica cy o f a vacuum cleaner to take the dian River canal, dust from his shelves, and suggest that counters scrubbed 3.— Extension of white way, now’ and then, and floors scrtinned regularly urc considered 4.— Extension *f local amusements. — Kwinning pool, tennis courts, part of the requirements in well-kept grocery stores. The Herald candidly believes that that particular grocery etc. 5. — Augmenting of building pro­ is reasonably clean. We know Unit the refrigerator is all gram— houses, hotels, apartment right, a most important provision as any housewife will tell houses. A.— Extension of street paving pro­ you. Hut we know also that the disorder and unattractiveness o f the store does not make a discriminating customer gram. 7. — Construction of boulevard desire to hunt up the place to do her buying. Site may go, around Like Monroe. hut it is "in spite o f the unpleasantness” o f unsanitary IL—Completion of city beautifica­ LOOKING surroundings. tion program. Dealers in food supplies o f any kind should know the value of sanitary conditirfns. If that Sanford woman buys THREE POEMS just one more lull o f goods til that store, and then quits, we won’t blame her. We ju st wish that particular grocer would By Edwin Markham Who wrote “ The Man with the line take this plain tip, and pul tilings in orderly places. THE IMPERISHABLE You tell me that your name will fade, Will vanish from me ns a shade— That you, in worlds to some, will pas* As vapor from a shining glnss; Thut in my spirit you will be A mindrup melted in the sea. No, Love. I might forget ymir brow Dream-lighted uml immortal now; I mi»ht forget your shining hair Thut is my wonder uml despair; I might forget your shoulder’s lurve, That cryptic smile, that old reserve Yes. even your soul so touched with sun Might sink into oblivion; Yet something beautiful would stuy To gladden my immortal way, Dm thing to stir the eternal yeurs— Your ryes that nre so close to tears! THE PANTHER The inoon shears up on Tahoe now: The panther leaps to the tamarack bough, Rhe crouches, hugging the crooked limb: She hears the nearing steps of him Who sent the little puff of smoko th a t stretched her mate beneath the oak. Asleep At The Wheel Automobile accidents, we read, killed 19,(100 pcr.tons ami injured <100,000 during the year of 1921. In .spite o f the fact that these figures represent an actual increase in automobile accidents of four per cent over tin* previous year, the in­ surance men tell us that the "frequ en cy" has decreased, since 2,000,000 more ears were in use during 1924 than dur­ ing 1922. Nevertheless as more cars are built and put into use anti as city streets and country roads become more anti more con­ gested, the "actual increase" o f accidents will continue, re­ gardless of what the "frequ en cy" may do, unless the im­ portance o f careful driving receives greater emphasis. When then? were two or three automobiles within a city, a man might get by with carelessness; but when Ibis uumiter is augmented to thousands and hundreds o f thousands, drivers must be wide awake continuously. Practically all accidents are due to the negligence of some driver, or his doing something that he has previously been cautioned not to do. As the New York World says, "Killing people at the rate of fifty-tw o n day, and maiming them at the rate o f 1,180 a day is an appalling slaughter, x Moat of fhe.se accidents would not have happened if somebody hail not done something he was previously admonished not to do.” "A sleep at the wheel" is almost always the cause o f any accident. It is not the woman-driver, the under-aged hoydriver, the "speeder", or the tremoiing octogenarian, who in­ variably receive the blame for some accident; it is the being of any age or sex who for one single instant forgot that he xvas driving a car, and hadn’ t tin* luck to miss what suddeatly loomed before hint. llcr cyrn burn beryl, two yellow balls, A o Fate counts out his Inst foot­ falls. A 'Hidden spring, a demon cry. M Y FAVORITE STORIES Carnivorous laughter to the sky. BY IRVIN S. COBB Her teeth nre fastened In his throat (The moon rides it> h-<r «i!ver boat) And now one scream of long de­ In onr town years ago we had of the stuff you immediately had all the sensations of having swal­ light for a city judge a fine old gentle lowed a lighted kerosene lamp. Be Across the caverns of the night! man, typically southern in manner Hint as it may, it was fighting and air anil voice and huhit. Il< wldsky. Guinea pigs were prone Hilt I.OVK liked a toddy before bis dinner; to insult foxhounds after u swig Conte in, Hr Love, uml hide awhile: Minctinies he liked one after his of it. On n certain day our Judge was Your wings nre wet with tain. dimu r. He was a first-rate judge decanted against the edge o f his Rlt in my chimney’s twinkliuk <f tli- merits o f distilled liquors. favorite liar. Court had adjourn­ ant lie. I’ciImps that was why be look­ ed and he was refreshing himself But do not bring your pain. ed witli privute disfavor upon the with a toddy. In came a friend. products of a little one-horse dis­ “ Judge,” said t h»newcomer, Como: very empty i* my heart: tillery which presently started up “ have you ever tried any o f the Conte with your sturry lore. These products stuff they’ re making at that new But It av«, oh, leave your Imw and in (he vicinity. were more famous for fire and po­ still house out op Mayfield road?" durt tency than for purity or mcllow"No, son," said the pudge, "but Outside my little door! ne.‘ *. 1 heard n seasoned imbiber I reckon I’ve tried nearly everyAral then I heard him cry, “ A;licu! say once that when you took a slug dohy that did try it." I am tl»e cryptic boy: Unltm I bring my grief to you, I cannot bring my Joy!" Federal officials charged with I Even then tin* still nnd moonshine enforcement of prohibition have raiding wu< done by the department Three men nave signified their liven stirred to activity, and they of justice through the various Un­ willii: ;ni ss to run for governor announce their purpose to come to ited States marshalls. The treas­ o f Florida in 1028. They are Sid­ Flat Ida and uttempt to stop the ury had mi hand in running down ney J. Cults as usual, Frank II. “ leaks" along the coast line of any law violation except tux evas­ Rhutt i of Miami and Dr. McKen- Pinellas and other gulf-front coun­ ion. The Crumpton hill- lost in the *ie o f Leesburg. O f these Dr. Mc­ ties. The way liquor has been Kenzie is the only logic,,! con- Coining into Florida has been a shuffle of the last congress— re­ national M-amlul and Rl. Petersburg cognized the uwkwordiiess of try­ |$Mtf<3V, has been getting its share through ing to make the treasury depart­ As we understand it there is smugglers who land on the desert­ ment an adjunct of the judiciary MM>po.wd tn be n baseball gum<' ed shores of the keys along the nnd sought to unify the various between the Junior Chamber of gulf. It is to he honed that the law enforcement unite under a Cimnicrtc und the Kiwanis Club new movement will be more than revoltsIble head subordinate to the attorney generul. This effort fail­ on Thursday of this week. Are n political gesture. Radical changes made at Wash* ing, the president seeks to rectify there who are going to play get­ ting property Umbered up? If ington looking to more effective the inept situation through tho nut, it Plight I*1 u good idea for enforcement of the Volstead net appointment of Lincoln ('. Andrew. tin* dre~ stores to lay in a large appear to corroborate the con­ Mi. Andrew must work from the tention of MVs. Mabel Walker U'il- offices of the treasury department, iupply <». Sloan’s liniment. lebrundt, assistant attorney, that Imt he will concern hinixclf sole­ Monoe mid |>enp|e are flowing the treasury department has not ly with a prohibition unit,—three into Florida like water through u Ico-operuled whole-heartedly with agencies in the enforcement work. broken dam. Development work Ithe department uf justice. This That will leave other officers of h going on at every point, vast, is not a reflection on the person­ the treasury free to perfnrpi the pi oje. I* requiring the expenditure nel of the treasury department us tasks which more properly full of money in amounts to slugger much uh it reproaches the mcthml under their purview. the inui"ination. This capital is of administration. It is the fuult The president has made the best being planted there where it will of burvnucrury thut the prohibition ' ho could of mi incongruous situremain.— Observer tn Macon (Gu.) unit must work under the treas­ [utiou by dividing the tasks. Con­ Tele graph. ury department. Their work is or gress canlmprove conditions even should be as far apart as the poles |more bu putting the enforcement —especially so when Secretary I Melton is reputed tn at the head YOU’RE A BETTER MAN THAN I AM, HUNKA TIN Transcending The Law DOBBS SAYS ------------ --- w.nuvraiia compj her happiness by getting »ljft PALM BEACH POST Many a young daughter semblea her mother because paint alike. ’’The right of the people to be secure in their person*, houses, papers and effects, against unrea­ sonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrant* shall i*sue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, { and particularly describing the j A grocerymnn tell* u* i * „ an ant looking at his books t who ordered augur. Police report no home »t York party where a man sot, and fell o ff a building. Mexico City’s strike of ] linkers is news. We thought ienns lived on hot tamnle*. the Constitution of the United States. It is aimed to safeguard the peace and security of individ­ uals, to save them from the spying and the prying of innumerable per­ sons clothed in legal authority, and to stave o ff invasion of those sac­ red rights which surround every man nnd every family in the hallowciiness o f their homes and in the joys of their common vocations. It is an amendment that was written ami in effect before the] nineteenth century. It was writ­ ten and adopted at a time just fol­ lowing the obnoxious visits of British authorities to homes and business houses nnd shops and conches, who, nrmed with general warrants issued by the crown, and under some real or avowed pre­ text, snooped through the colon­ ists’ homes and store rooms from cellar to gurret at nil times of the day nnd night. The people at that time did not fnri-c. thi* rising of ii situation in America making such r.numend- The radio set keeps *)« home and so does the onto but the society set doesn't. T h - early bird gets the ■ hut we had rather get the anti go without the wottn. ,»* trsioui uuoui wnut you Hampton (Va.) man wrote a pow “ I Want a Wife," and got on<*. The king o f Bulgaria has a rtti hard job. He has to get up eitij every day and foil a few plot*. Monkey Run, a Missouri village has changed its name to Plena Vnlley— another Bryant victory. Government will take a crmuii insects, but we don’t want the je o f counting mosquitos' children. THE SCIENCE OF FORGETTING MIAMI TRIBUNE Don Byrne writing in a new ser­ ial in the Ceutury Magazine des­ cribes with unusual felicity the fire and romance of Ireland, and also the philosophy of old Irish men who find in Dublin a place to for­ get the disngrenhle things of the past, and learn to laugh ngain. "It is only in Dublin,” he says, "that an old gentleman can live within himself as Mr. Moore did. In America people would huve in­ sisted on being kind to him, societly trying to take hint out of himself. In England some manless superior woman would have woven a romance about him, and in her superior way would have mar­ ried him whether ho liked it or not. But in Dublin he was just one of Dublin's old men, whose stories are forgotten. They come buck to the gray city, nnd the sil­ ver mist, and the purple mountains. There is a crooning: “ Ah, sure, what does it matter anyway. Life is short ami God is good, nnd begob! The devil, he isn’t a hail fellow!" Life ambles on. The hair giuys. The steps are shorter. The warmth o f sun and the fletness of incing horses take one’s mind from the epic failures of youth." There n science nf forgetting a . well as u science o f remember­ ing. Many nf the woes of life come from people not forgetting enough, covering their past mis­ takes witli new diversions mid laughter. It used to be the cus­ tom at revival meetings for people to drag out their old sins and ex­ amine them for new repentance sake. There scented to he a kind of morbid pleasure in remembering one's shortcomings or in dragging some old ghost of failure out of the dim tortuous alleys of the mind. One of the great attractions of places like Florida resides in the fact that the State reminds of hap­ piness and pleasure and mirth and cher. People roll off their cares burdens when they come down here. Gloom, like germs, seldom thrives iu sunshine. Every year people come back from the strife and struggle and worry nnd failure of this work-n-dny world in the North to smile nnd to forget for a time at least the dark pus ages in life, There are many lights that play upon the countenance of life down here. One of these is the light of forgetfulness. Men and women are prone to live in the sunlight of to­ day, forgetting the shadows oft their yesterday-. rung nut- them mixed. Salted peanuts were is play win- always popular, and suited aim... ends, but now they don’t have to 1 ’ be suited—they uru salable just its o f nuts p|ain. tuny varleGovernment lists of exports and d are even imports indicate the increase in gift-boxes the nut trade in the last ten years ves. Importations of Brail and cream xany years nuts for consumption in this courtsiness in a try almost trebled, unshelicd til commenced berts from eight uml n hnlf milover town, lion pounds jumped to fifteen; shelstore nut- led filberts from a million and u ;er of one! half to six millions and u half; g into bar - 1shelled walnuts from ten million s, "you see l to more than l ighten million s o f nuts! pounds, and unshelled front sixteen Rome take!to eighten million pounds. W HEN YOU WISH TO SEND A REMlTTANCr to any part of the United States or abroad, come la and get a draft of us. It is Safe, Economical and Convenient. When you tra­ vel, carry our Traveler’s Checks, and you will have no risk of loss. {jEminoIe (fourth S a n f o r d , F la STRENGTH - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S 0 = 3 lots on Grange Avenue— sizes G0x!4 Price $3,000—Terms $2,.•100-Term s Sun ford, Fla. HOW ADM IRAL FISKE WON THE W A R NEW YORK WOULD When the pursuit of pleasure lints beyond the limits of reason nnd contrary to the public wel­ Sonto persons huxre pretended fare, the law is obliged to inter­ that the British Navy won the war; plains it, “ was that when it be­ vene, regardless of any discussion some that the French Army did; came necessary for the navy to fet about making people virtuous by many more, nearer at home, thut the army across the ocean the navy * Had statute, la some of the Florida Pershing’s army did. They an* ail was aide to do so. * cities gambling, particularly ut wrong, it seems. It is to Admirul there l>een any delay whatever, horse races, has been rampant. In Bradley A. Fisko that the credit had the navy's work been even n such places thoughtful citizens belongs for winning the war. He little less efficient, our army would huve arrived In France too late, have depoted the prevalence of says so; thut settles it. and tlis war would have been won amusements ho conducted as to It is all reully very simple . Ad­ by Germany," cause thousands of people to lose all self-control iu a mad scramble mirul Fiske outwitted his superiors Matty years ago Mr. Dooley told for wealth, nnd to lose much good by huving the navy in a state of Imw another military hero, “ alone money in the effort. Now the Flo­ preparedness by the lime th« Unit­ in Cuba," defeated Spain. It wa. rida Legislature seems ready to ed States entered the war. That not nearly so humorous u story as was his doing, und be did it by him­ tin* Admiral’s modest car.ft,-»^;.,n, *•»»«#•» ii «|rustic law against self. ling in all forms. "How I won the War Aguinst Ger­ “ The result," as the Admirnl ex­ many." Following urolonged and bitter debate, according to the Associat­ ed Press dispatches, the House passed ii bill to end nil betting on horses or anything else. No doubt Do ^ our Unstamped Eggs Come From Georgia some good citizens of Florida will say thut this porspective law will drive away visitors xvho have been pouring into Florida with plenty of money and ubundant willing­ ness to part with it. Ructi fears about destruction of Florida's at­ tractiveness to the people of oth­ er States are groundless. The majority of tourist who will be alienated from Floridu by the EACH ONE STAM PED AN D G UARANTEED abolition o f wide-open gambling are the people who nre in the long run liabilities and not assets to that fust-growing State. Floridu is a great winter resort, n land of A& P Tea Co. Piggly W iggly sunshine and tropical beauty, u Fischers* Market. Popular Market. laud of great agricultural nnd M . D. Gatchell. Roberts Grocery Co, cohtmereiul possibilities. Its facil­ Gonzalez Gro. Co. ities for amusement will not be Sel-Rite Grocery. injured but permanetly improved M erchants Gro. Co Stampers Market by the elimination o f these feveri<h amusements that are uncom­ Trade with the merchant who trades at home promising enemies to the construc­ tive building uf commonwealths, i Don’t Take Chances—BUY E. F. L A N E REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Hank Building. ?orce:— Miss Ruba W illiam s, Mi33 HeRn Hoage. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■**** Seminole County Poultry Association SANFORD USED PARTS CO Geneva ami Sanford A v e „ Sanford �the MISS KATHRYN WILKEY. Society Editor SANFORtt HERAtDjneUESa) ‘ “Bodwell Properties Offer Sure and Certain Profib” TELEPHONE:—^tes. 428-J HlGPI SCHOOL ALUMNI PLAN TO HAVE Eastside P. T. A..To .... A N N U A L BANQUET JUNE TWELFTH 1 .. Elect Officers A t Meeting Thursday It was decided by the Sanford alumni i t :,i ffenartinent of the P-f^riiih trill have a call f c L ^ f e S l o c k . T h eb u siP **L "j w;u be followed b y I ^ J r b r i ' U Party. For irtP * members are rehostess. M * . h 'Tu.'iny Duplicate Cllib ^ tSL,r-e 0 1 Palmetto Avenue. Philip. > « » « • ***■.v/Frilohn Bridge C.Iub. pj5 % . »» Hat their home on A!agiK«SSe, honoring Mr. ami Mrs. ^UcLanilon. Jr., and Miss * ibrwoehs of Atlanta, who • J S E . ( »r . »»d Mr*- BfjJJircH. Wednesday. L ,, c Wiggins will entertain m ••' I*-T.^.t /'Ini. l .n* if»dne*o*> Avenue at Iff Jig. Department o f B foM n’TcFob will give a birth■ w a v for the old “ Wednesday R - V 3 :^ o’clock. _ K . Jennie Spaulding Circle will W ? the home of Mrs. .1. A. Fourteenth Street E ^ ! c Avenue, at 3:30 o’clock, fla-’s Flay. “ Ho An Op7;n b<‘ presented at High C l Auditorium at 8 o'clock. it'll School Alumni Associatloi at a meeting at the tijr h school Monday night to have it* annual bamjuet on Friday njtt|t. J u ri.1 * This, it was pointed Out* w illg iv e nlumni now attending Hu* Univ- able, then* I ! ll> SL'nt 1 tio n '^ R cu -n th rou g h A c The citefls w pla»{, fJ , ti5c have proved ve/y enjoyable, Oc­ casions.* It is hoped by the ntesont officers to make this years' ban­ quet the greatest ever held. A dance at the Sun ford Country Club following the banquet last year was an innovation which proved very successful and it is planned to repeat this part of the entertainment this year. The place where the. banquet will be held has not yet been <decided : upon but it is expected that the committee in charge will give out this information during the next few days. As soon as sufficient informa­ tion has been obtained by the com­ mittee. cards will be printed and rent to nil of the local high school urer John AIojM { HlttiiVai ■niation. William ^ H h c H ^ W c t e d to take his phta>‘i j k{ ' Kssume the duties o f th;tt. oWce at once. It was voted to have the officers o f the organisation ((institute the executive _ committee to have charge of preparations for the ban ip let and the dance. This committee Itulud s C. L. Walker, chairman. Reuben Mason, MDs Frances Dutton and William MeKim. As t sub-committee on decora­ tions Miss Itutli Gillon was appoin­ ted chairman to net with Miss Kduu Chittenden, Miss Fern Ward and Kordyce Ruir.ni. A meeting held a t‘ the home of Miss Frances of the executive cnnimittco will be nt 7:.’!0 o’clock Tuesday niglit, Alny Dutton nt 101 Magnolia Avenue 12, it was announced. . Mrs. Henderson And I\Irs.. Sharp Hostesses To Pipe Organ Club Personals s Don’t Wait for the Fall Boom Attention of the members o f the Enstsidp Pnmit»Tcacher Associa­ tion is called the meeting to be held Thursdny. niternoon at .3 o'clock at the school. This is tc be the annual business meeting with election of officers and many matters o f exceedingly great im­ portance to the association arc to b e ’discuss. ! nt this lime. An at­ tendance o f all the members is ro* •lucsted. ^ It4a WHERE LOCATION ASSURES SAFETY WITH PROFIT •ui I f . ■• D. A. K. Committee To Meet With Mrs. Key Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A. 1!. Key. then* will be a meeting o f Committee on Arrangements from the Snlliu Harrison Chapter N. G. D. A. R. The final plans' are to Ihj made f«jr the urtveiling of the marker which will be placed by the chap­ ter with appropriate ceremonies on Old Fort Mellon. The unveiling will take place on Friday, May 22. High School P lay Will Be Presented 2 N ights This Week Protective Restrictions Adam Applcbud blossomed forth .With many original situations and : Thursday. bits of- business ns centipede lias meeting of the Thcoo rednl extremities when he wrote , R ^m lt Auxiliary Numlier I “ Be An Optimist," according to ^xill bf hetd at the Legion ecting the - play — t those who are d ir......... it 8 o clock. of Oviedo, spent which will be staged here Wednes­ Ci! Fern Ward will entertain ss in Sanford day and Thursday night o f this i Ben Tm' Bridge Club nt Jier — week at the high school auditorium, M on Seventh Street honoring home from the by the senior class. n Santa Lake a June bridcrida for u few Funnier things happen than any­ one ever, dreamed of after n mide. . fb East Side Parent-Tenchcrs ■— _ night encounter with a wetah-rabKtution will meet at the school rby visiting hit. An instance in the manufnet} o’clock. Ure olf a mummy with a love-sick join Cln.’ s Piny, “ Be An Op. awnini, surgical bandages and a nail list' will lc presented at High of coffee as c hief ingredients. Tliis uol Auditorium at 8 o’clock. and many ure, situation a.™ ___ ,, others --------— guaranteed t« k ,cp those attend mg the play in a continuous up­ Friday. roar throughout the performance. In. George W. Knight will cnRehearsals for tho play have been l»in with the third of n seric3 Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brown, in progress for several weeks and it Saturday bridge parties nt her home on Goldenrod spen is declared that the performance ipclii Avenue. guests o f Mrs. W B. Wiil’uins will he one of the best stnged it regular social meeting of Woman’s Christian Tcm pcrLouis Rietto iiaa as his guest here for some time. t Union will be held in the Following is a cast bf charahis father wno arrived Monday ibjterinn Church at 3:30 , . from his home in Laurence, Maas. tern: Isaac Gulditch. Antiquor, o f the ft Gold itch Art Shop— Sam Byrd. b. Roy Syntcs will entertain Beck, his daughter, Tillyo Bub>|ork l.nver* Club iff- hep. homo fitter i’ark at 12:30 o’clock. jfomin. Pietro D’Angelo Cncclulino, Egpert Worm-holer— John Schiru’rd, P f ■Saturday^ r * • , , •■Mr. «nd Mrs. Paul Keoley hive dim mie May mu d, "The P<*AC x i i i a j i i i i B i i i i : i n i s ] t : i u i : 3 r . i : i i R i i M i a i i i i u a i i E i R a i i i s i i i i i a i n i i s u m u i i B i i i m i i i i i i i > i m R M M U a m i > fa Story Hour will’ be'h old nt as their guesti JIrs. Preston Miillyrhert ,Mn»aer, t ..iT Mrs. W ight Hostess ; 0 *hcWy"’Artil Bull* daughter, *>f Stiff"— hlibrnry at Iff o’clock, — .Mildred Clinton, who is in love lie Reading Club will meet at To Club Officials Tampa. and likes it.— Mildred Holly. (library at 10 o’clock, Mrs. Clinton, "W hy Mother-ink American Legion Auxiliary taiw Jokes Are True"— Velma Combining social pleasures \vi*h |ji“ t at the I.cgiun Home nt Shipp. fcoct. Mr . L. P. Chittenden du n business, Mrs. Henry Wight Mike, just what his name sug­ IMrs. J. (.’. Benson will lie hoa- charmingly entertained with a gests—Jack Flint. , lu. luncheon Monday at her home on Roy Hudson, a friend in need, In. G. T. Smith will entertain Park Avenue, the guests being the Mrs. U. G. Smith, Mrs. Theodore but scarcely in deed— Harry Wood­ Every Wn k Bridge (Tub at retiring vice-presidents and the present vice presidents o f the Atdin, J. N. Thompson nnd J. A. ruff. .Miss 11uii. interior dvcwrul»i — (Tnrk of Oviedo spent Monday in Gunford Woman's Club. Jean Maxwell. The beautifully appointed table Sanford with frjetuls. Maggie, not green— for “ green­ had a cover o f grey linen embroid­ \V. IF. Hart line o f the West Side ness" wo are off, so eall her stu­ me, ’.ini; iff Royal Neigh- ered in pink and blue. The centerlill be jiostponed until the piece was a bowl o f apple blos­ Grocery Co., left Sunday for a visit pid— Dorothy Meio. Ethel Peabody, who defies love Lr the next regular meet- som clarpia and blue lace flow - with relatives in Atlanta, Gu.t nmi to affect her— Margaret WighL e r s . T h e rh h in w a s also in the Chattanooga, Tenn. ....Spencer, a paid guesL—John colors used. Rrdiert Thrasher and I’ icrcc Brundey. During the serving o f the delic­ Philips Hostess ious luncheon many matters of Griffin have returned from Hnsl- Madame Goophcr, dispenser of clul> importance were di; cussed. ings where they hare been work­ spirits— Olive Newman. >St. Agnes Guild Airs. Guests at the ball: Grace GilWight was assisted in enter­ ing for tho past month. Inn, Mary E. I’ulcaton, Georgia taining her guests by her daught­ Arm Guild met Monday nf- er Airs. Ik it. Kirtley. Miss Mary Wicrcinski entne Mobley, Almo Tolar, Irina Smith, Linen finished, large and small designs guaranteed fast colors. 30 inches wide from Kissimmee to spend the Anna Kanner. Sura E. Williams, ® at tti*’ homo of Mrs. RnyRay, week-end with her sistor, Miss Louise Sarlcs, Dorothea Ilandblocked. Phiiips on Afagnolia Avenue. W illiard Bebout Is George Wilson, Warner Scoggan, Anno Wicrcinski, in Sanford. : il.-.vir. wore deligii^fidly Ilnrtnn Mabry. Birthday Party Host Norman DcForeat and Mr. Wid- Act. I— In tho Goldicli Art Simp h ilerornting, ner iff Forest Hills, Long Dlnnils,i — Morning. regular order of the buainAct II.— In ti»e Gulditch Art will arrive Wednesday to bp the was followed. Tho —op** hour Inter. guests o f Airs. Anna M. DcForeat., .import.cat discussion was terlaining a number of his young Act III.— In Mrs. ( ’lintun’s o f Pittsburgh, Tri., 11ui no. Morning. die play, "Tho Flapper friends at the home of bis parents his brother-in-law,i ,\ct IV. Mill nt Mrs. Clinton’s bRolher,” which Die Guild is on Pnlraotttt Avenue Monday a f­ Mr. Wood will viail• —the next evening. cmg under tho directions of ternoon. Now colors, guaranteed fast to Games worn enjoyed ns was tho a before returning! Orchestra. ‘ In iduii. The electinli ice cream and cake which was ser­ “ everything” l("r' was imstpancd until tlie ved late in the afternoon. Cutting John Thomas and A. Shelly left Mrs. Lurilc Simmons, of Or-• Sunday for Auburn, A la , where ■■mir the business meeting, the birthday cake with its three mil * .i uted by Miss Sar- candies caused much pleasure. Iundo, has recently leau|l the they will attend "C ollego Ween" Fcrmmle Apartments and will openi and u reunion o f Alpha Tan Omega *• rvn| a ilainty tea. a real estate offu u in the lobby. I fraternity. pa "nt were: Miss Sar* V. R. Key, Airs. Airs. George Rice returned Tues­ ,a,J*1r. Mrs. |». M. King. I bet be was n regular sheik in |■ day from Tangerine where she 1 l enmirily, Airs. R. \V. has been the guest o f friends his day. 1 could elope with him J !!■ . M. Alinerak, Airs. where she has been tho guest of on the spot. Senior Play May 13- ■ s and fancy stripes. :i(> inch silk finished, all shades Ahitman, Jr... Mr*, J. - N. friends for several weeks. ■ ■’>'■■■• Walker, Miss Afary T r, Wilbur McKee nnd ward Uverlin. The regular meeting of the Pipe Organ Club was held Monday - at tho Hapti.it Church with Mrs. HenBowls and baskets of lillics were placed about the room. The regular routine of business was followed. Mrs. Allister ask­ ed for more work on hand-mndc handkerchiefs ns they are In great demand. Plans were completed for the Musical Ton to be given at the home o f Mrs. Frances BoD on Magnolia Avenue, May 22. The following committees were .'ap­ pointed: Program; Mr* R. L. Glenn, Miss Margaret McAllister, Mia. Leslie Uryun, Dishes; Mrs. Forrest Gnichell, Miss Marina Fox and Miss Jeannette l-ning, Decora­ ting; Mrs. Kent Uossiter, Mrs. Winston and Mrs. Henderson, In­ vitations; Mrs. It. F. Cooper, Mrs. Alary Maines and Mrs. W. D. Gardner. During the Social hour little Miss Gladys Henderson entertain­ ed the guests with a number of readings which were enthusiastic­ ally received. The hostess served delightful refreshments. Next Monday the dub will meet with Mrs. It. E. Tolar on Magnolia Avenue. n EASY TERMS O u W Cn Cretonnes For Coats 75c to $1.50 yard. Ever Fast Suiting 50c yard FAST COLORED BROADCLOTH $1.00 Yard •"■at those stockings v S12. There is no Airs. It. G. Methvin entertained 1 describe them. I’ll Gcr.ior l ’iu>. Iltgli ’.rith a “i* o’clock dinner at her lovely home on West First Street, Monday evening. Tho rooms were artistically decorated with coila lilUts and carnations, the color scheme of green and white being carried out. V Covers wern laid for .Miss Ami Inn Pearce,‘ Mrs. L (Tnrk. Mi * I H. Lamb, Mra, Walter Renfroe and Airs. U. yTE TO CLASSIFY • M e t h v i n . _____ ■i’’ liable Middle' aged represent the NuBont* •anfnrd nnd vicinity, nationally ndvertised— nmin Iona paid. Box Four Sanford Girls' Graduate as Nurses Four of Sanford’s girls are be­ ing graduated today from the Memorial Hospital of Roxborough. p„ They are Alias Marion Deitn o t ic e h Miss knte Brown, Ml*. Vir­ < hapter No. 15 I). A . ginia Neely and Miss Margaret hhet i unight at 7:30. G#OfKthe 10 who entered four years Vrch Degrt'i* will he ago, four of the six who a r e to t Urand High :v,ll be present. All " c«rdially invited to High PrleKl ' ■ LINENS bix rooms and uam on ljuui er nvenue Good lawn, bananas and guavas in thriv' ‘ tfffTOidition. Vei-y fertile soil. ^Vide sport stripes and plain color in every light shade, shrunk from 45 to 3G in Guaranteed fast colors. Special for 4 - $5000.00 Cash or Terms. OWN e W ^O X j ’l, SANFORD, FLORIDA $1.00 Yard ’ New Embroidered Voiles and Batist 10 to 45 inch, in all the light shades. Solid colors to match BY THE WAY when walking through any of the local cemeteries, give a glance nt the varieties of monu­ ments and markers, many of which are samples o f our own work. Or, if likely to be inter­ ested in such things, cornu ultd see tho samples of plain and ornamental stones and marbles for monumentnl purposes und get our estimates o f cost. $1.25 to $2.25 Yard Seminole Marble Co. is» * q** w * SttKt GOVE i llr ik l*b,iii.. .T«3-j‘ T II. T u n * _____ ‘ !^ �POUR THE — ----w » ‘tn*** HHI'H \r .. ; l*(r * 1 I-1 *<*. t ; » < i « mi » m» f ^ 'ATS Mf M M H M t ' i ' i I. #■ ■ • i *»»r Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Sanford 10; Lakeland 11. Tampa 2; St. Petersburg 3. Jorida Y .M . C. A. im u u w im u im m Is l a s i | ( i r i s a * * « « i s « n x M *«•* • *unri Convention Meet In Lakeland LEAGUE LEADERS m DEFEAT SMOKERS Be BY SCORE 3 TO 2 Civic Club Baseball League Schedule To Arranged Tonight ITmarl 1t u - i j a rr, Celery-Feds Stage Gallant Hewitt Holds Tampa NATIONAL LEAGUE Rally In Seventh, Rut Are H its, vv hill- HlS M a tes W e re M a k in g Unable to Overcome Rig Chicngo-Boston (postponed, . wet grounds)* T h e s e B ein g Bun Headway o f Visiting Team Pittsburgh-Philadelphia (fain )* rp To schedule of a city baseball league composed of teams from the Junior Chamber of Commerce, «» the Kiwanis Club, Knights of Col- .1 umbus and Amer{ean u .Kion wiU Team * be arranged tonight at a meet8 and ing of committees from the vac h e d ri« u» organizations, according to the announcement of President TAMPA, May 12.—The League Floyd Palmer, of the Junior Cham­ tending Saints Rtopped the Tnnipa ber o f Commerce, whose members Smokers’ winning streak here yes­ have been responsible for the or­ terday afternoon by winning the ganization o f the league. The first game in the proposed first game o f the scries by a 3 to schedule o f the league will be 2 score. be­ Hewitt pitching for the Saints, played Thursday afternoon had the Smokers at his mercy nil tween the Junior Chamher and the through the game and gave up only Kiwnnis Club. The game will be thr«* scattered singles, none of called at 4 o'clock and President Palmer of the Junior CJhamber which resulted in a score. and the officials of the Kiwanis are The Box Score. urging nil their members to come AB,.R . II. PO. A. E. out and either take part in the ST. PETE R. Alk-n, s«. .. .. 4 0 0 7 2 I game or merely to act os “ root­ Shnnon, cf. .. .. 4 3 3 2 0 0 ers.” Edwards, rf. . .. 4 0 0 2 (1 0 Lots o f comedy is promised, ac­ Messnor, 2b. ,. 4 0 3 o 2 II cording to the management of the Brown, If....... .. 4 0 1 4 0 II two teams. There is going to be Barnes, lb. .. .. 3 0 1 r, 0 1 n whole lot more than merely play­ Doyle, 3b........ .. 3 0 0 0 0 0 ing ball, they say. Block, c......... .. 4 0 0 5 O *• 1 Hewitt, p........ .. 2 0 0 0 2 0 Fort Lauderdale— J2 .000.000 bond issue planned for highway con­ Total! .. .. .. 32 3 » 27 8 3 struction amj erection of county AB,, It. II. PO. A. E. court house. TAMPA Snentl, 2b....... .. 3 1 0 o*4 o 0 JcBimer, lb. .. .. 4 0 0 K 0 0 in iii ru n r o v s n iM tid y op CONCRETE I'll.INI) Hunt, ss........ .. 2 0 0 3 1 II Healed proposals will h» received Lee, rf............ .. 4 0 1 I () II b y the c i t y Com mis sion ef Sanford. C. Allen, cf. .. .. 2 1 0 2 0 0 Plnridn, tit their office In the City at or before 3 p.m., May Si. **) 0 1 3 0 1) Mall Estrada, If. .. M • I a s i for tlm c onstruction o f l.noo fl Weik, 3b........ 0 0 0 1 c o n c r e t e [illltot to lie used In the n s t r u c t io n o f the Hast Hide HulkHuggins, c. .. .. 3 0 1 ii 2 1 choead retinnitiK wall. Alvnrez, p. .. .. 3 0 0 u 4 0 T h e |>l 11rise to he tlcllvered at a 6 ^ Investment 2 apartment houses lo­ cated in a nice residen­ WALTER JOHNSON PITCHES TEAM TO 9 TO 0 VICTORY weeSUSJSH WtBf f i M g & T n « . « a .n i . n L l t f , g f I,p,L f t u u i i r u ^ i | # 'W oi **wM'ir^m rTiniif it m p '® * this the 30th dar of Msrcn a . u . may “LAKELAND, Majf 11.—The .State Young Men’s Christian As­ sociation will open its eleventh an­ nual convention here tomorrow morning when delegates and lead­ ing Y workers from throughout! Florida will gather to discuss th e; work of the organization during | the past year and to outline work for the next year. The convention ! will continue through Wednesday and (he sessionk *81 bt* hekliin the I/irst Methodist'AAtirch; ‘ * Negro delegates wil),al^o Jjc prebent and will be entertained by the negro churches of'th e eity. *• ' > •(Only two scheduled). tial section, paved The lucky seventh wnz not quit# lucky enough for the Celery-Feds AMERICAN LEAGUE street, side walks, ga-v yesterday afternoon and after mak­ Detroit 4; Boston 7. ing a gallant rnlly in that frame St. Louis 11*; New York 10 , T i l K C lt t C B I T C O l ' f l T OF rage, large lots. / •tttix to overcome the five run lead of Chicago 0; Washington 9. T IIK X K V F .Y T ir J i n i C I A I . f i l l ­ Cleveland 1; Philadelphia 2. e t IT OF FM IH ID A . I.\ A M ) FOIt the Highlanders, they lacked just XKMI.MII.K COUNTY. one tally o f ticing and the game SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION IN C H A N C E R Y . went on to -the end with the score New Orleans 6 ; Memphis 5. J. H. Harvard and (Jeorgn D, Hlsltop, Cuniplulnunts, 11 to It) in favor of the visitors. Nnshvllle-Chnttanooga ( post-poned va. The Highlanders scored one run rain). Moses J. Taylor. Jr.,' c l n l; D e fe n ­ dants. in tho first and Sanford came back UlrmingimmAtlnnta (postponed, CITATIO N. in ita half and scored three, but wet grounds). T o Moses J. T a y lo r . J r ., and wife. in the second, the visitors jumped Mobile 5; Little Rock 4. Taylor, w h o s e C h ristia n name Exclusive listing^. Is u nknown; Mary N. E s t e s and h u s ­ on Jackson for a total o f three band. ---------- Estes, w h o s e Christian hits, which aided by n free pass AMERICAN ASSOCIATION name Is u n k n ow n ; Surah E. D e n ­ and an error netted the visitors Toledo 6 ; St. Paul 13. Dennis, nis nnd husband. ----------whose Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; five runs. The Cel cry-Feds failed Indinnapolis 3; Milwaukee 10. Will bear strict inves­ Frunk S. Lewi*. T r u s t e e and his to score in their half of the sec­ Louisville 14; Kansas City 0. Successors In T r u s t : M ar ga ret \V. ond and In the third, the visitors Columbus 8 ; Minneapolis 7. Itamaey and husband. ■ ll a m tigation sey, whose Christian n am e Is tinot two men on with two hits and k n ow n ; Hilbert D. M ills and wife. ackson was relieved by Snowden. —-— — 51111s. w hose Christia n name Is unk n ow n ; Louis O ttam un HhoeuThe first man to face Snowden helt and wife. ----------- Shoenhelt, went out short to first, but the whose Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; next, Johnson, thu opposing pitchMuses J. T a y lo r und w ife , Annie It. T a y lor ; Charlton Jones and or, hit safely to left scoring Mcwife, ---------- Jones w h o s e Christian Que; Dumas was out second to first name Is unknown; A r th u r N. Conley and Doyle scored on the out; Buckand wife. ---------Cooley, whose Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; Mayley was out catcher to first. ilerle Kaufman nnd w ife , —;------Lakeland failed to score in the Kaufman, whoso C h ristia n name Is fourth and Sanford added one, but unk n ow n ; Albert G o o lh e r and w ife. ---------- Hoether. w h o s e Christian in the fifth the visitors scored Senators Hunch Hits In Game n«i.io in u nknown; It. L. F a r r ell and three bringing their total to ele­ ---------Farrell, w h o s e C h r is t­ wife. With White S ox; Yankees ven. ian name Is u n k n o w n ; O. A. P e e ­ Lose In Wild Contest With ve r and wife, ---------- R eever, w hose In the seventh, tho Cartcrmen poin t d eslg Mated In tile City 111 Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; D. II St. Louis Hrowns 1!) to 10 T o t a ls ........ 26 2 3 27 9 0 the vicinity o f tile New Hotel now staged a rally, which netted them McMIllen & Co., a c o -p a r tn e rs h ip , u nder construction . four runs bringing their total and each nnd ev e ry o f th e c o - p a r t • Score by innings: Kacli proposal must accom ­ whose names are u nknown, have listed ’ 20 wtiers, hv a certified check for We within ono o f a tie. With one out, CHICAGO. May 12—The vet- St. Petersburg .. 101 000 010—3 panied ho were on the IKtli d a y o f S e p ­ IftOiMiO m ade payable to the City Bailey hit for two bases, Stanzak cran Walter Johnson held Chicago Tampa tember. A. I ». 1901. tr ailin g and d o ­ .............. 000 101 000—2 A u d itor and Clerk nfHutifurrt. F l o r ­ ing business under th e c o - p a r t n e r ­ walked, Kinsey was safe on field­ to flvo hits yesterday while Wash­ Summary: Two baso hit, Shan­ id a. homes ranging from ship name and style o f l>. II. MeT h e su c ce s sfu l bidder or bidders ers choice filling the buses; Snow­ ington bunched its hits and shut non (2). Stolen base, C. Allen. Milieu & Co., und ea c h and every w ill lie required to g|\-„ a bond den struck out; Curley walked forc­ out tho locals, 9 to 0 . above named ilefendnnt*. If Sacrifice, Hunt, Estrada, Doyle. et|ilal to 5d per cent of bis or their to any ol lft l nthe g ; nnd If either, an y or all o f ing Bailey to score; Friable hit to I-eft on base, St, Petersburg 5 ; bill, ex e cu te d by a Surety C o m ­ Score by innings: said defendants be dead, to all p a r ­ right field scoring Stanzak, Kin­ Washington ....... 043 010 010—9 Tampa 3. Base on balls, o ff Hew­ pany lic ensed to do business In the lies cla im in g Interests under each S ta te o f Florida and satisfactory sey and Curley; Craig relieved Chicago ................. 000 000 000— 0 itt 4; Alvarez 2. Struck out by to the City Commission o f these may be han­ nnd every o f the f o l l o w i n g derenn<id defendants, t o - w l t : M o s e s J, T a y ­ C opies o f the plans and s p e c if i c a ­ Johnson and Dean went out to right Batteries: Johnson and Rind; Hewitt 3; Alvarez (1. Passed balls tion lor. J r . and w ife, ----------- T a y lor , niay be seen at the office o f the field. Cucngros, Mangum and Crouse ami Huggins. Umpire, Pich. Time of City .Manager or at the office o f dled on terms— small w hose Christian name |,i u n k n o w n ; Snrictxcr, a new man on tho San­ UuachofT. Mart N. Estes and h usband, gnino 1:60. I-'red T. W illia m s, Knglnerr, or may Estes, whose Christian n am e is u n ­ be obiuln>*d ill either office on d e ­ ford team, who played left field posit o f I Hi iia which will lie re­ cash payment. k n ow n ; Sarah E. Dennis and tins, was taken out in tho sixth, Thump* tu rned If hid Is made band. — Dennis, w h o s e C h r is t­ SIX HOMERS IN GAME son going to left and Kinsey being th e City Cnmmlslon reserves the ian name Is u n k n o w n ; Fran k H. ST. LOUIS, May 12— Six home r igh t to reje ct any or nil hide, or Lewis, Trustee and Ills Su eerssore put in at center. a c c e p t any hid they deem to lie for in Tri.st; Margaret W. R a m s ey anil Frisblo made several sensational runs and IS liases on balls fea­ th e best Interest o f the City. husband, — —— Itumsey, w hose plays at shor land batted in three tured a wild game hero today in W. RWII.IA.MH. Christian name is u n k n o w n ; Hllliei-t Which the St. Louts Browns de­ cltv Manager. i> Mills and w ife. — ------Mills, runs for his team in the suvonth. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Pu blish MuV IX-l.l-l t-13-1# A IK. v hose Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; Bailey led his team in hitting; feated the New York Yankees 19 Lakeland at Sanford. Louis Ottamun Shoenhelt .,p (| w ife, to 10, The visitors used six pit­ ■ ■- Shoenhelt. w h o s e Chrlxlluii etting three, one o f them n twoSt. Petersburg nt Tampa. i n t i i i : c i i t i ' i i t c o n t T n r t i i e name I* u n k n o w n ; M oses J. T a y lor , agger. Thompson got two hits chers. Georgo Sisler, Brown play* seventh j i i i h i a i . t iiiittt and wife. Annie it. T a y l o r ; C h a r l­ In his n r r t . ( l i m i t . in ,\nii roil and ono each was made by Curley er-managpr, hit safely ton Jones and w ife, ----------- Jones, NATIONAL LEAGUE twenty-sixth consecutive content. NiMMNtii.i: m i v r v . whose Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; Frisbie, Dean and AU-lt. St. Louis nt New York. Score bv innings: Arllmr N. C ooley and w if e , Walzak was hit in the head in Chicago nt Boston. Conley, w hose C h ristia n name Is IN CHANCERY. 310 121 200— 10 hii first time up in the first in­ New York Monti'xiiinib C om pan y, a i-orporntlnn u nk n ow n ; Mayderle K a u f m a n and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. St. Louis .......... 403 126 3Ux— 19 orga n iz ed ami existing under thu wife, -------------K aufm an, w h os e ning and his place at second was Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Batteries: Ferguson, Jones, la w s o f thtt State o f Florida, Com* Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; A l ­ taken by Dean. plulnanti bert Hoether and w if e , ------------Cusack was put in to bat for Shawkey, 1.. II. Johnson, Beall, vs , Hoether. whose C h ristian name Is AMERICAN LEAGUE Seining; u nk n ow n ; It. E F a r r ell and w l f t , ■Curtin K. Arthur, <>t ul. Dufundants, Snowden in tho ninth when two llqyt and O'Neill and Washington at Nt. Louis. CITATION. ---------Farrell, whose Christian Dnnforth. Girard, Ilusch and Sevmen were on, with no nut, but ho To Curtis K . Arthur and wife, name Is u n k n o w n ; o , Re.-v.-r and Philadelphia at Detroit. crled. .V^e have several failed to dejiver in-lho pinch going ' ------— Arthur., 'VhJM- I’ htjMlau wife. ---------- Ib-ever. w h o s e C h r ist­ Boston at Cleveland. mime Is unknown: I’iiHs. T*:. Arttnir ian name Is tntkmuFn; D: 'ft. Mcout second to first. New York a (Chicago. and wife. .Maggie Arthur; Joseph Mlllen A Co., a c o -p a r tn e r s h ip , and BYRON HARRIS IS STAR The Bos Score. M Arreiidotidn und w ife, ---------- Ar- pieces o f trackage lo­ each nlld every of the c o -p a r tn e rs . CLEVELAND, May 12— Byron SANFORD rondomla, w h o s e Christian name Is Whoso names are unknown, who All It. ir. PO A. E. SO UTH ER N ASSOC IATI O N u n k n o w n ; Damon l i r t i n l e a f and J. Were on the 13th day o f S ep ten d -ei. Curley, rf. 3 1 | 1 rt » Harris not only won a fine pitch­ Atlanta at Birmingham. II Croshy, J r . ilolug business un­ cated in either central A. I>. 1901, trailing und d o in g le.islFrisbie, ss. 3 O A* i «» 6 0 ing duel from Joe Shnute here to- Nashville nt Chnttanouga. d er i lit- firm nano* and style of ness under th e c o - p a r t n e r s h i p name lir e e n le u f tuoi C r osb y ; — Hml tli. Walzak, 2b. and style o f l». M. Me.MRIen te Co.: 0 1 0 0 0 rt. day, which gave the Athletics Little Rock at Mobile. —-— — L y on , and — — Field, or e. In and to the f o R o w Ihcir third straight victory over Dean, 2b. .. 4 0 i rt 3 "1 districts, Itigotherwis Memphis nt New Orleans. "h ose Christian names are im- ov business described lands situ ate, ly in g Abell, c. .. 6 0 i 4M O *-» » thu Indians, 2 to 1, but ho started k n o w n , c o - p a r tn e r s tradin g and d o ­ nnd being In the C ou n ty of Hc.nling business us Dm It It. Lyon an t and Stale o f F lor id a , more Thompson, df-lf, 6 2 2 *» l ■» Ithe rnlly in the eighth which that will Hole F ie l d ; t l r r tr u d r V. French. W. T. at a price imrtleularlv deserlhed ns fo llo w s , Hailey, lb. .. . . R 2 :i 14 i 0 brought victory. % K ia la . Alinl* » 51. i „ i n i , II, tu -w it: o c o t e o v in n in g s : o U lu s t, >ib.' . 3 1 0 -1 i (i ° , H c h leffr llh . Will. N C lark: William The Northwest Q u a rter o f tho 000 000 020— 2 r| 1 „ a • a p- S lersoru u ; William I. llruwn; turn. Northeast Quarter: th o East Bpreitze, If,*.. . 3 0 rt ll ii ii Philadelphia V I O I l o t m i l VV,,I J Mi'll laf r,-llr> anil lli'nrv H. Three-Q uarter* o f the N orth•» 1 II l 0 0 Cleveland ............. ooo 100 000— 1 I t O I H I P Kinsey, If. i u w ,l l h 1 ,1 D C U U l t C lark , and each mol ev ery of the West Quarter less the South Batteries: Harris and Cochrane; I l _ , Jackson, p. .. . T rt 0 11 0 0 • si.ul a b ov e named defendants. If Eight (S) acre* o f the S o u t h ­ west Q uarter of the N orth east Snowden, p. ., i> V u | )C C lill 1 r i l l l l said *,V.I!IIC .: fciulnnts -l,l" t. If "l.tber, anyloorallallparot <i rt | •1 A* (1 Shaute and Myatl. ib !>•’ ili-ml. Quarter o f the N orth w est Q u a r ­ Cusack, x. _ i 0 u (1 rt rt ib-s claiming liucri'sts under i-acti ter. all In Section 26, T o w n ­ IIOSTON DEFEATS DETROIT ami every of tin- following deceased ship II), Mouth o f Range 29, ORLANDO, Mu y ll ,—Arrange­ »» defendant*. lo -« lt, ''urliH E. Arlmir Hast, and to any ami all oth er Totals .. . 38 III 0 27 ir> (U DETROIT, May 12— Boston won and s i f ' . -----Arthur, shoa« persons, whose names n r « u n­ ments are iieing made for two front Detroit yesterday 7 to 4. x Batted for Snowden in 9th. <‘lirl.tiI.iii tiaim- Is unknown: <’hrl» known. cla im in g any i i Khi, title special .tnj-.is fioin Juvksotiville Boalon ................. 410 010 010 — 7 K. Arthur ami wife. Maggie Arthur. or Interest in and to th e p r o ­ LAKELAND Alt 1it II PO A E perly herelnubove d escribed , o r .000 001 111— I to Detroit to carry the represen­ Joseph M, Arreiidonda arid wife. — Dumas, 3b. .. ..'6 3 *'! 1 rt Detroit ------Arremlondn, whose t'hrlstlsu any part o r parcel th e r e o f. tatives of the Florida Association Batteries: Quinn and Piclutch: Buckley, as. . .. 3 2 1 T 3 rt nanu* Is unknown: llamon llrrenU Is hereby ordered that you nnd of Real Estate Boards to the Na­ leuf and J, II. I’rnsbv. Jr., doing Surface, rf. . each of you be nnd a p p e a r b e fo re 1 1 1 •t rt n Holloway. Johnson am! Bossier. tional Convention which will be in buxines* under the firm name and our said Circuit Court at th e Cou rt Brazier, cf. . .. 4 (I 1 *> rt 1 of iireeiileaf •ml Croshy; — House at Hnliford. F lorida . Oil th e session during June 23-26, accord­ style Welsh, If. . .. 4 0 rt 9 0* () •i ----- Hinllli. —- — I.yotl, a n d ----1st day o f June, A |>, 1 9 * 5 , m „ j ing to an announcement of J. N. — Field, whose Christian names are then and there make a n s w e r to the McOue, 2 b. . .. r. 1 2 | 4 rt Mnsek, secretary of the Orlando unknown, co -part’ll'rs trading kiid hill of com pla in t exhibited against . 4 3 9 *# 11 rt rt doing hiislnexs as Smith l.yon und you la this cause. Realty Board. Bryant, c. _ .. 6 •9 «• 6 rt ii Field. I let l rude V French: W. T. It Is fu rther ordered th at this FLORIDA STATE LK AGUE W ll. A special meeting of the State Illaln; Allster Met.end; Order lie published in tlo- Sanfo rd Johnson, p. _ .. 4 0 T (1 1 ii w L. Pet. Hchieff.-llri: Win. N . I’lurk; William Listings on property Herald, n tiewsiinper pu blish ed In Transportation Committee o f the Craig, p. .. > .. 1 0 i 0 0 0 St. Petersburg .. II) 6 Hanford. Hemlltob- County, Florida, .727 association was held in Orlando S M.i ■"•ran. Wlliluin I,. Ilroun; __ __ __ Lakeland .. .. Win J Hihleffellti and llenry 8 —m---one.each w eek lor eig h t c o n s e c u ­ II 11 .600 at which the route to the conven­ I'lark, nr other wise, In and to the in all sections o f State, tive weeks, 10 11 14 27 9 1 Tilth pit T ota ls........ ......... III 14 .417 tion city was mapped out . Those following deHcrlhrd land situate WITNKHH rnv hand and the sea' 4 ning* and being In the I’ lty n* Hitao 15 Sanford of the Clrrult Court >•; th e Seventh | .375 attending the meeting were Wal­ lying fnril I'nuilty of HeimHole, and ittate Lakeland Judicial of Hie State of .. i52 030 (100— ll Timber, Grove, Truck Florida. InCircuit nnd for S e m in ole C o u n ­ ter W. Rose, state president; Nat of Florida, uinra parl'culurly dcSanford . . . . . . 302 100 400— 10 NATIONAL I.EAG UE scribed as follows, to-wlt: ty. on this thu 2 l*t day o f March. Claybaugh, chairman of the com­ Summary: Two base hits. A M I, lots One tl) anil Two til, of A l> 1325. W I,. Pet. Farms and Sub-divis­ Hlock Five li). of Tier ........ mittee, both of Orlundo; W. J. ( S e a l) V. K DOliU LASS. Du mas (2 ). Surface. Bryant, Cur­ New York , . 14 rt .7(10 Kerrick, Nt, Petersburg; Arthur C. t.u, oi Hanford, Florida, acenidClerk o f Ho- Circuit Court of ley, Frisbie. Sacrifice, Stanzak. Cincinnati ............. . to Ing I" f: It Trafford's Map of .626 Gundy, Nurnsota; I). P. Nius, pres­ the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Hanford, Florida, its per plat Stolen bases, Kinsey, Buckley, Bra­ Chicago . ............ the State of Florida, In ami f o r ion. Any size from 1 Sem Id 9 .526 thereof duly of record, in ole Countv zier, Welsh Left on base, Sanford Brooklyn .. .. 11 111 JJ24 ident Orlando Realty Board; E. P. and to mii> and alt other persons, Ry: A M W E E K S . I). C, Klwull, Orlundo, und J. N. Mnsek. I I ; Lakeland 6 , Double piny, .Stan­ Philailtd|diia whose names are unknown. •■In III II .176 KKOUOH A DeCOTTES and to 150,000 acres. It was planned to have two spe­ Ing any tight, title or Interest in zak (unassisted). Buses on bnlls, Boston H, \ \ SI’ ENCKR. Jit,, S o l ic it o r s and 0 II 150 cial trains leave Jacksonville Nun- lllld lo III" property hcretnahoYe de­ o f counsel for C om pla inant*. o ff Jackson 2 ; Snowden 3 ; John­ Nt. Louis H l_2 . Rill day, June 21 routed by way of At­ scribed, or <iii) part or parcel there­ Mar. 31, Apr. 7. It, 31 son 5; Craig 3. Struck out by- Pittsburgh .. „ .. .. 7 it May 5. 12 , 19. 26. .389 lanta, Chattanooga, Lexington, Cin­ of ll Is hereby ordered that you ami Johnson 2; Craig 2. First bnse on each of you |,e and appear before IN THE ( IllCt IT i III irf. HHVcinnati und Detroit. urron, Sanford 1; Lakeland 2. Hits Can Deliver. AMERICAN I.EAf .UK oar said Circuit Court at the Court k m t i Ji mi ivi. ( liter i f ,,r o ff Jackson 6 in 2 innings; Snow­ The trains will be equipped with House at Sanford. Florida, on the OF FI.OlllII \. IN (M i FOIt W. L. Pet. Ini day of June. A. ll.. 1325. and SI'MlNOt.12 ( lit ST). don 8 in 7; Johnson 8 in 0 2 -3 ; Philadelphia .Ul, 15 5 .75(1 club and observation cars n n d 'then and there make answer la the Craig a In 2 I-II! Wild pitches. Washington ',5(57 Istandard sleepers and dinners, u n -! i.Vii f complaint exhibited against 11 7 .067 IN CH ANCERY, 'o n In this cause. Johnson 3; Snowden 2 . Hit by Cleveland 12 8 .6(1(1 dor the plans. W. It. DUPREE. Com plainant. It I* further ordered that this pitcher, by Johnson (W alzak); by- Chicago 1 1 10 .583 Order be published Iti the Hanford ROIIEUT T. LFNDQI 1ST. c l Jackson (Surfure). Umpires, Rosi* Nt. Louis Herald, a newspaper published In ll 14 .440 D - f c n d a .u s . THE BEST Hanford. Henilnole Comity. Florida, and Ware. Time, 2:40. New York . , 7 13 o r d e r of Pu blication . 350 once each Week for eight consecu­ ff T o Robert T Lunilqulst. if ll-iing Boston i 11 .333 Automatic Windshield tive Weeks. and If ileail, u'l p a r t i.* claim in g New Smyrna—Drainage district Detroit WITNKHH niv hand and the set I .. 8 11T 1 .320 ll,t.**«st u r '*.1 I'.ob. n l*. 1, ind-iiilet Cleaners of tins Circuit Court of the Heventh comprising 5,00 acres to he 1 deceased, or otlterwl*.- in n,.. t,,\ Judicial Circuit of the State of tublinlit'il aoiith uf city# { in g described proper! i slittal- I SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ■m r 1 i i x n s n •o•w Florida. In and for Hemlwde Coun­ $3.50 in s and (icing in Seiiilniil.- C o u n ­ ty. on this the ;tist day of Murcb. W . L. I'ct. ty. Florida, to-w lt A l> 1525. Sabring— Bond# totaling J2J600,- A tlan ta............... leit Thirteen I 13) o f Rluck 16 ll .592 (Heal) v. K DOUni.AHH. Fiv e ( t ) . Tier One i l l . o f Stin. 000 to be voted upon this summer Nashville Clerk of the Circuit Court of 14 It .660 ford. Florida, a e o n ll n g to |the Seventh Judicial Circuit of for paving work In all new sub­ New Orleans 1.3 12 $ .620 I. f n f f t f t f i i l a p Sanford 'We have it, Will get it or, It's not the State of Florida. Ill and for division!. Florida, duly rwr.itdeti hi the Chattanooga ........ II 13 519 Seminole County, public rsef-rds o f Semin ole Worth White” Memphis ily; A M. W KKKH. I>. C. 11 15 .483 Ci on ly. Florida. In Flat u „ uk HKortflF. A. IteCOTTKH. and WANTED three patters of March Birmingham 18 13 " I " ut pages "16" tu " l i f . .481) H \V HI’ F.NCHH. Jit.. Solicitors to any pe.’ sou and all p.-rson wm.se 14 and February 25, 1925. Call Little R o ck ......... 12 16 .111 East Nero ml St and and of counsel for (he Complainant .441 name Is or. n ie u n k n ow n to c o o tnt Herald olfii-e and receive pay. Mobile Real Estate— Mar. II. Apr. 7, It. 21. J*. II 16 107 Idnlnt herein claim in g any right 1113 Nanfurd Ave. May 6. 12. 13. 2* t i t l e o a i l l Hi r e * I i n a n d t o t h e n l e . v e J V /1 .r**1 ;. iAND TAKES FIRST GAME OF SERIES 11 TO 10 ■ •• I* ' Prices $7,500 and / $6,500 / Homes $2,000 $15,000 Today’s Games I '• t R Trackage Florida Realtor? Acreage How They Stand M Parking Lights 1.10 E Dutrihubir: Hmt'drd Butf/rr Sutt/erJ, fltaxL*. T V AKLL 1 . I 1LLD F. P. RINES Investments Feeds That Pay Their Way SUNSHINE Poultry Feed DAIRYM AN’S DELIGHT For Out* cow or it lurifc herd. trial will convince you. “ Your money not satisfied’'. SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. Phone 539. Myrtle Ave. and itli St. Sanford, Florida. In the Heart of Sanford Sanford in the Heart o f Seminole County nty Pforld.t Flo Heart of Florida In the Heart of the People f ♦ ♦♦♦♦+♦<*++♦»»■» t / W . latida. or a m pari or p o r i| o « lh e r e * t | It app.-urhig from Die s w o f n bill o f Coinpluliu liei.li, filed Inst you. Slid each of you hava o r claim some ini.-r. .1 m and in the property in v o t v .q |A ( „ i » suit, unit that your p ig . , „ f r> J dent* nre u n k n ow n ; IT i s v i i f i i i -t ’ I’ON OHDEItKD, T h a t * oil u d each o f you. it-* he and ymi are hereby required tu a p pear i -i the bill ..f com pla in t In thl* eon*.Monday, the 1st day of J u n e A Ii 1923. at the Court lloiuse In' Semi n.d. County. F l . - i d . , ; , 4ltl {J,,” Ing n suit to cancel, Vacate jud set aside a certain - h A d - r f cnfiv.a slice fr o m laiul.sa NWond A x i l T LundtioWt and A. T. LumlijuUt t.. L o lo rt T- Iriinjiiiibi. dalei) tictnb t 2nd. 1913: « n d you e - „ i h W . - L T (here required I .. n . ..... c on fes sa will he entered, against you. nn.l each o f y „ „ against| IT IS FFK TIIrH l <'l:l ■: ,’ KRl> rh 11 this cljs H o n b s publlshWrSS9i,o,^ ,jl' - nil llY /t llu ll Ul.ll �m iiiH iiM n n iiH iin m l^ALP, TUESDAY; MAY 12,1626. n iin y Classified Advertisement on This Page OR PROFIT Classified Directory 4 D*a? f AD. B A T E S SHOE REPA1R*N0 HOPKIN’S ELECTRIC S H O E SHOP— We turn out neat work, with quick service and we use the best materials. is Advance . TXTwni »• T*T £ SwMIaietr f* PRINTING __ _ 10* a Ilaa — -----T ” H r a Mb * a Ma* __ ___ 4* a Mat WIGHT PRINT SHOP— I Engraving, Embossing, first. We do it. Phone R. R. Ave.-Commercial St. ;■X19* double » w »* tl r*t** are for con* length average REAL ESTATE J. fer«* 'lie for first lilnl t» restricted to jjMlflcathin. * * f if Ruidd The San■ JE V i .1 be re s p o n sib le f*07. incorrect Insertion, LJpJrr for subsequent „ f^aedlatelv ln caM of m ipvr.nTisr.Hs __ iv« thorirtli rsprtsentetlve th o rrate*, rulas palllir wliti w"*- *** - will *lv# you aiiflfallon. rVnf'omitlon. thay And in* your want . mere effectivem If « • '» * ad. E. SPURLING, sub-dlvisioi specialist. Subdivision to Or lando, Florida, and F l o r i Heights, Florida on Dixie High way. TIN AND METAL WORK The office should ba I Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on A ll Sanford Business A ctivities o f Importance JAM ES H. COWAN— All kinds o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. to Building: M aterial B T .O T N O TIC E ) IiLri ihnuld give their w poitcfflcr sddrsta as ithtlr Phone number If Li, 'results. About one of a thousand hae a * m i, others can’ t with you unless yw your eddres*. tort.ilne.er* M I S T be I, *< T h e S a a IrnU eBIre or b f •*«yrlr»S"»r Sle e * «tla » , ,r, eat **IM> k>i Service Prompt. MIRACLE Concrete C o, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boiea. J. E. Terwllleger, Prop. HILL LUMBER CO. Houae a Service, Quality and Price. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel S l Phone G66 Efficient. JO H N E . F O X Heal Estate;— Insurance T1H8 All kinds of property listed for sale ®.NESS DIRECTORY Park Avenue and Second Street lf„4 I* p ie r * w i t h i n e a * T rl I l f pr op!* o f S a n f o r d inl,»i nflrn nrrilrd. n ihi, tiot w i n * » y * s * ,n ii, te r r i u l m l . p4 elp h eh rlti-allr lettralearr. If I* for Per Space In This HR E C T O R Y PI10NB led Directory BING — Multigraphlng, t and mailing— as you I—when you want it. K3. II. E. Porch, First ■ Bink lltdg. !E AND MOTOR KE­ VIN DING. UtT ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. T. Central Ave. Orlando, MOBILES FOR RENT A.REKL Car. Drive it nil. Oak and Second St. il ACT0S FOR HIRE ! AUTO SERVICE Day (lL Meets ail trains, liatzbufff. Phone 551 and 83-W hr vvn- w o r k Iok the m m u t BELL CAFE fibeit in Service and Qual Lnl Street and Park Ave DRUG STOKE — Fre;>■ brugs, Sodas. Wa :«»r you as your phone. Ill* Jii-mui tn vv Ivli, lint f o r vvlint In- vviiiifril. Iiul fu r vvlint he neeil|( n frlluvv iltlln u on l-i - rlnhi. nr the left, either, for lh.il m i ilf ir . tin* lo u r k h m » . f o u r q u ern* i-ie vv III Ih iu*t n* iiiurh lev* lh.ui niilh I11X n* 11 inilii hnv the nerve In lilry Ik e. 1*. Anil * 11. Ihi* (lire in nil lia nrril nut n very « Imill* »ulutlon to ih r aiSul A n ierirn u a nine nf |iniirr. It h • Itniily I n have vvlint » n u neeil. out vv Ii it I y o u w a n t — n o mure nml un le**. Xml the moral nf till* »tnry *lnml* nut lik e n mire tne on n Imre **•••*If you have vvlint you nrrit. u liy he n hole f If » « » haven't u h n t you nrrit. It nvv run you help helmr n _ELECri(lCAL ELECTRIC CO. ffuors to Gillon & Platt fliolta. Everything elecIbon* 422. Electragith Elton J. Moughton tT,;STATI„ NS a n d J t TO SUPPLIES ? ? ' SKKVICE STATU ‘ K O 'I . Tires, Acces ' C TlcL with 447 “ Hmilc‘ I hune ^ 1 stations. M Sseont First and E ^ Avenue and loth Str, __ I’LDRIST Vir' 111,!.], -!L rtle- W AftTM ) to huy three papers o f FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks , Tebrtiary 25th, and March 14, Bide.. 205 Oak Avc. Inquire up­ nt once. Call at Herald Office. stairs. C. T. Smith. D m U r TnurTnc. 1D*»-U—lltxlccfs Hrtinii. ■ . Have you rooms to rent or some {"HI — Si »rrrn Trvmk. second hand furniture to sell? FOR RENT— Large unfurnished 10*D—limlm* TiMirftiie. Uso The Hernld's classified page *255“ 1 Tr "r 11"rrk ,T,” irlaa home on Park Ave., dose in. IniI I J l — i*V?2IW t- ii r»I: IFI«in and get results. mediate possession. Sanford Real­ L W. PHILIPS SONS.' ty Co.. Phone 857. .Ball Bldg. WANTED—800 dollars at 8 per Dodge Sales and Service cent on 1st class security for 3 FOR RF.NT at Daytona Beach. years. Address W. W. Gibson. Verv desirable summer cottage Route 1. Box 84. and apartments. Robert Grny, 804 Advertislmjr Auditorium Bldv. P, O. Box 21, Daytona Bench. Phone 10G5-J. LEARN ABOUT YoT* County and FOR RENT—Two room npartLakeland, through the Star-Tele* ment, private porch. U w er gram. Best advertising medium In floor. Reasonable, 310 Oak Ave. South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Ukeland. Fla. FOR RENT— An apartment, 311 SALEMAN WANTED! Park Avenue. WONDERFUL opportunity for a real go-getter to connect him­ FOR RENT— One three room aself with d fast growing, reliable partment with private bath and Automobile Cocern which is go­ one two room apartment. Inquire ing an annual business o f over nt Herald Office. $1,000,000.00 right now. Only live COLUMBUS tO e.) T.KDGRH— C lass­ wires that can sell both New and ified nils h ave the large*! c i r c u ­ Pomeroy FOR ILENT—7 room house close lation In P ou th w esteru Georgia. Used cars need apply. in. 8 th and Palmetto Ave., $55 Mute So fit - w o r d ) tine. Overland Co., Miami, Flu. 12 room house in edge of town on TO REACH the prosperous farm­ WANTED—A good lot for busin Mellonvilie Ave. $25. Thrusher St ers and fern growers of Volnsla ess purposes. See me. L. Sim Garner. county advertiso in the DeLand mons. Ferndale Ant. FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchenDaily News, rata lc per word, cash Wa n t e d — nette, Shirley Apartments op with order. posito post office. MAINE— Waiervttle, Morning Sen NOTICE FOR RENT: Two apartments. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo All persons indebted to us are Beautifully decorated. Five min­ pie ure interested in Florida prop erty. Reach them through tm hereby requested to make prompt utes walk from business center. Sentinel. Rate card on applies settlement and nil having hills u- Cull at Sanford Paint and Wall gainst us will please present same. Paper Co., 112 W. First Street. Hon. Hutton Engineering & ConFOR RENT—7 room house, llltli A LITTLE WANT m ) In The street, between Magnolia and Herald will bring you big re­ Palmetto Ave. Unfurnished, $511 sults. Advertise those old articles per month. Leo A. Conuley. you have stored awny and have no use for. A title thirty-rent ad FOR RENT— Furnished or un­ mr»y bring you several dollars. Contractor and Builder furnished house. Six rooms and Phone 148 and a representative will hath. Improvements, 708 Laurel. call to see you. 2108 PALMETTO AVE. FOR RENT house and garage, in FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando nuire 11IH Elm Street. morning Sentinal; largest clnsslfled business, rate lc n word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. USED CARS FOR RENT— Two. two room a- FOR SALE—320 acres splendid partmetits.d CldN ih. Mm. Geo trucking lund on a beautiful A. L Cook, 210 Park Avenue. lake. Come in and lets talk it over. I„ Simmons. Fcrndale Apt. HEAL SILK HOSIERY. Call 640W arid representative RAGS WANTED — U rg e , dean, will call. linen or cotton rags for clean­ ing purposes. Bring them now FOR SALE— Space on the page to the Herald Composing Room. for classified advertisements. Jacksonville — U ca l syndicate Why not rent those vacant rootns, announces plans for $2,000,000 sub­ or sell that second-hand goods? division on Atlantic boulevard. FOR SALE— ?& Rh.de Island Red mid White Leghorn hens and pullets. Cacklcberry Farm, Lake Alary. a r c h it e c t First National Bank Bldg. Florida Sanford, Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST orn*. Ilunlons. Ingr.iw- ig Nall*. H e a v y C all,u,e* v t ti r e d a c h i n g What My Neighbor Says FOR SALE— Steam Pressery— old establishment and enjoys one of the largest trades in the city. First street location. Reason for selling, other business. Bargain price and good terms for quick sale. Apply Sanford l>evrlopment Co., phone 528, 112 1-2 Park Ave. FOR SALE—Soda fountain, good location. Owner going north. Inquire “ B" c.o. Herald. FOR SALK —8 room house, hath, city water, five blocks from P. O. about 2 acres. Some grapes in Orange City. Price $3,000.00. Other bargains, .1. O. Donaldson, llox 185, Orunge City, Fin. When one has had the misfor­ tune to suffer from backache, headaches, dixzincss, urinary disorders and other kidney ills, and has found relief from all this sick­ ness and suffering, that person’s advice is o f untold value to friends and neighbors. The following case is only one o f many thousand, hut it is that of a Sanford resident. Who could ask for n better exam­ ple? W. A. Stafford, plumber, 408 Holly Ave., says: “ I had kidney complaint, and my back ached so badlv I couldn’t stoop. 1 had dizzy Hindis and felt generally run down und tired out. I doctored, but did­ n’t get much benefit. I used Doan’s Pills and they completely cured me." (Statement given Mar. 22. 1014.) On February 2, 1022, Mr, Staf­ ford Haiti: "Mv cure has been per­ manent." 110c at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. Johns County is reached through the St. Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two centa per word. Sample copy on request. TAMPA. FLORID A—Tamps Daily Times, the great home dally, rate JLVfcc per word, minimuo. charge 25c cash with order. Write for completo rate card. FOR SAI.E—One five-piece Amer­ ican Walnut Bedroom Suite. Why have nervous women used Will sell cheap for cash. Answer Dr. Pierce’s remedies for half a P. (). Box 1004. century and still call for them? The answer is, “ because they have FOR SALE One Share stood the test, are nil that they Vegetable Corporation, churned to he, pure vegetable remBargain. Write P. O. Box ediees." Peculiarly adapted to woman’s diseases is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, which tones up the enfeebled system, makes .the nerves steady, helps drive nwuy backache or headache and rejunenates run down and worn out wom­ f« n p r e n e r l p t l u n tu r en. It has helped thousands. Ask iMuliirlii, Chills und Fever your neighbor. Send ilk: for trial pkg. to Dr. Dengue nr nillous Fever. Pietro's Invalids* Hotel, Buffalo. N. It kill* the aerimi. Y. (ndv.) BY CONDO !tH T T , ful-t A T I^G>------- 2 , 0 /*/e o l d or f FOR INT—Furnished house. 203 E. Thilst. FOR iNT •Three room apart­ ment) furnished— 218 French U t And Found LOST .about April 27th, young Aired*, large ears, name ‘‘ Pep’’ — Vnliii for Pa ward, i S. Imng, Phone 857. LOSTChlld’s ling. momfteward Smnll din- .Mr*. Brady . Yowcll Co. W. *9 B 9 I |f*$ appear like magic, without injury todalleal* fabric*. You need Ccnol Cleaner In your home every day—for aulta, tlreeem , laces, tie*, h ats, glove*, d ra p a rle a , furniture, autom o3 bile upholstery. The quick, safe, econom ­ ical. cleanar •rug Store und Itonmillat A. Anderson « Innufarturetl by K h * n -I.lm l* lry Solti by I'a tn t t'o. CARS STOI HERE a u in. null .1 A y r . I'hnne 37» ARCHITECT U<-mb«r Jl L k. Ilna* Uullillng Irla n d o , F le rld a whn CtT^T G3 AY. Ivery thing Foihe Sportsman At 111 Hardware Phone 8 BAT MARKET 410 Saird Ave. Sanford, Fla TrySmith’s Barber Shop )r good barber work, ladies welcome. N ext \ Valdez. (!) houses ami 1 store) DEVELOP'-: K9 .XTTKNTION— P »n mtcolu l» b e g in n in g tne grvateet <le* volopm rnt In Glorltlu’ s h im ory: » half million itollar h ig h w a y to the g u l f beach Ju*t nnla hed; a tw o nillll.m d o lla r lirblge a c r „ * * Kni’iirahla Hay aitirteil; q u arter million dollur opera hou»* under con*tructiun: tw o million* being ipen t on h ig h w a y ; g rea test c h a n o o for live developer* t o g e l In on ground flour. W r it e D evelop m en t Depart­ ment T h e I ’e n » » c o l a New*. G. TA'LUR DYER 1'ainnK— llccoratlntf HONE 303 W. R. SMITH, MCI ’ LORI ST" occasions. * huna 260-W L— l a w y e r By GEORGE HcMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER 1 Y E L L N O U I M C i T T l N 1 " 3 1 0 - a j -x T 1R E O o r O O C T O R ^j TH lti THIHCv O F W A LK .IN ’ TEIS M JK N A H r e p a ir s * typewrjjers for for rent, also ’ »upplies. Room 1) (SU IN ' O N A. M I L K DIET lt> OOTRACtOOAa * »>A C.ONNA. C lT A H O T H F R , D O C T O R - T O T -T O T * D O C T O R -( 6 E N T FKP, T O O T O tiE E i r T O O — ■’ Ax M IN U T E l m O 'd T s t u d y T O O K C A v^ jE - 1 MUtiT R R 'o T 5T“ | * r iH D o o r ------ 1 __ V/DAT --------------"j C X, \ W D /1D B. HYER TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or band It to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest ncwnpopcr. One year $8.00, 8 months $4.0C. three months $2.00. If you desire $ 1,000 in*urance policy add 75 cents to your "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?" If so advertiaa Id the "Gainoavillo Sun." FOR 1NT—Several cool, clean otTie< double and single, on First siet, near Post Office, San­ ford Rlty Co., Rooms 10-11. Ball 1.0M l I'A l.v r <M>MPA8( ADVERTISING gets resultu if it reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated in nn industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. ________ TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of Florida real estate ndvert'se in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two centa a word Sunday*. ADVERTISE in me Journal-Her­ ald. South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycrosa. Georgia. FOR ENT Garage— also bedroonknd sleeping porch. 808 MagnoL Money. EVERT TRUE WEST VIRGINIA—Clarksburg. The Clarksburir Exponent, morning Including Hominy, morning Isiu*. t cent per w->rA. minimum lie. ♦ Youpe wasting time and mo­ ney if ii* pace hasn’t your clas­ sified m tixenicnt. Phono it in today, lo. 148. Your Health and Good Looks! By Williams i THE MORNING JOURNAL is the nccopted want nd medium in Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. FOR It»'T— Rooma with or with­ out inis. Reasonable rates. Lincolrfouse. Is of Interest to Sanford Folks WE IIAVE in stock a new paint that we will guarantee equal to any paint. We sell this paint for $3.80 per gallon. It is n ready mixed paint and for the exterior. Call for sample cards. We also have art interior paint far $3.50 perg allon. Sanford Paint and Wall Paper Company. Phone 303, 112 W. First Street. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palpi Beach A n i l m n n y t i m e * h e i cnl t h e v e r y Sample copy sent on re­ curitn !,r nt-ifie-t ■»» hnril fur nuJ hi Post. f 1111 ui t I h n t It u l i t e n n t h i m » l n l quest. n l i iinni'y t n l i m e t h n a e enr il *. Till* hnptouiril tlm r nml tim e n au ln . H r u u iilil, hn v e th r e e ipieen* u l i r n the lint u n * r r a e k r i l . n m l h r u u i i l i l I muc ) r n . h r w n u lit y r i i r n , f u r n n u l h r r • l u r e n . Ani l h r u u i i l i l a r t l l i r o t h e r i l i i r r n n m l *nine o t h e r t r l l n n u o i i l i t h n e r f o u r k l u u * nml Hint n u u l i l i f h i i II lii t h r n i r e ’a r e e e U T t i K n v e r y e n r n e t t t I r r l u r e un e r n n n i n y . Ami * u It i r e n t . I I1111II> iiur Irlmil lenrnrit Hint FOR R1SULTS Automobiles OUT OUR WAY Till* I* n futile, lull mil In alimn. mill it line* nut *ln rl n llli "iinrr li|iun n tlm r." It i* n fnlilr nliuiil a nice man u lin ii«ril lit , Hiriril in a r t l l n a i m a ) friini the iiiIm d , nliuiil •me r criiliia n tv rrk nail iioakina Up n ilellrlim* time nt u «lnn l>nrl> i n n m ip n n ) u l l l i rniiEenl’il oplrll* n I’ u hml Irarnril In thrlr lerua that t u n pnlr tliin’ l net yuu u i ) inuny pink nnr* In n *r»*l»ii o f thl* kind. T h r * r inrii iippiil Ihi-lr rtriiliiic* renillnw. lint nut huukn, \ » r ill,I th e , reml the item*pn|ier*. iiur ItuinmcnalneM. T lie , *liullril llir iiiunlirr* iirlntril In the e n r n e r , nf ■nine amnll nlri-r* nf rnnl lionril, nniue artuleil In .red null Mime In lilm-k anil e v e r y little flicure biivlmc n inennlttK nit tin mvn. V iiu you h n*e gue*»eit If. They cvere |,ln > inir n Ktune o f e n r U 11*m lllnrly k n u n n n» Inrk pot. Itie ■niur lielmt line nf Ike innil pnpulnr forum nf the aren l Anirrlean npeele* «.f tiuker. Anil fur nlonic time lh l« nice mini u e ure urltliiK 111111111 ivuulil atrnln hi* u la h e r , faiiplnic Ihnt he n unlit fci-t Ike riiriN he u nn leil on the ilrn u. | [ i T ’o v J U ^ T 1 T » \ q o .c * H T - t o o W » \/S .T S h o u l d V A L K ’T C H M I L L ' D N D A ' t A .r4 D C O OLA A . r - A i u x , 0 1 E . T - [ T O O - TO SELI. , _ • o S R 1" 1 c o - m i , . fend-ha.1 f^lr fricea paid *47. furniture. Call Olt25 by Int l FtaruBB Sgrtvicc, I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, May 12, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 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/44b806d24d6a689cdd3ab16e37708c64.pdf 342717782f2ea26bb4b60895a230842c PDF Text Text yOOK NEWSPAPER iBshed in Florida’s Heart, , World’s Greatest Vegetable non Its Richest Garden Land XV. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Solon Aims Blow At Old Maids, Bachelors fle a v y R e in fo rc e m e n ts Sent to N orthern Front As Fighting) Increases In Force TALLAHASSEE, May 11 Old maid* ami and bachelors will v crowd the new famous “flapper” from the limelight in the House of Representatives in the Flor­ ida legislature this week. Representative G arrett of Okaloosa county is to introduce a measure which would require a tax of 55.00 annually on single women in the state designated as ‘‘old mnids" reaching the nge of 25 and all single men who have reached the 50 mnrk. Moroccan American Officials Leave For Conference to lie Held In El Paso; Assistant Treasury Chief Heads Delegation WASHINGTON, May 11.—An American delegation, headed by As­ sistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury, left Sunday for El Paso, Texas, where they will meet repre­ sentatives of the Mexican govern­ ment May 15 in a conference on border questions. It is the hope of the administration here that tre a t­ ies can be marked out for tho co­ operative handling of smuggling und other border problems. The American delegation Includ­ ed representatives of four govern­ ment departments: H. S. Creigh­ ton, in charge of customs at Nan Francisco, and Col. L. G. N utt, chief of the narcotic section, for the treasury; William It. Vallanco, assistant solicitor, for the the r.tate department; A. W. Hender­ son, special assistant to the nttoney geneal, and Ii. It. Gambia, assistant United States attoney a t El Paso, for the department of jus­ tice ami Assistant Secretary Hen­ ning fo the department of labor. Since the negotiation of border treaties with Canada, a year ago, government agencies here concern­ ed with law enforcement on the' Kd ionic of the French pouts still borders hnve been working to es­ tablish a similar arrangem ent Ur hcjcigcd. 1 It i* expected another 10 days with Mexico. Mr. Andrews is jrj pass b.’fore the French count- optimistic as to tho outlook, be­ l« offensive develops. Militnry lieving that the Mexican authori­ litki have uve r that the officers ties arc anxious to join hands with mdrir the tribesmen in tho field the United States In view of thu lilt maneuvering line veterans nnd fact that law enforcement will bq lit they evidently acquired their made easier for each government Ingricnee on the European battlc- satisfactory treaties are agreed up­ on. [fseti in the World War. Central Niessel, inspector geneThe smuggling problem on the nl of aeronautics, arrived in Rn- ...__________ Mexican border___ has___ had_to do chieftoday and immediately went . ly with narcotics, with thej smug■to conference with Murshal Ly-[ glirtg of uliens a close second. ut*y. Dispatches from Rabat say Liquor running has Ix'cn increas­ tut reinforcements arc arriving ing lately and Mr. Andrews will -Ovk e lv e r co-operation among th" various government agencies hav­ front sill take place as son us the ing to do w’ith law enforcement Frtnch feel they have sufficiently there to cut clown this traffic. " > ■to continue the ac­ He said today he would press for t nuntH the tribesmen nro driven understandings with Mexico look­ »to the mountains to tho north. ing to join action by the two gov­ A regiment of Senegalese and ernments in suppressing all kinds j*o batteries of 75’s i*?ft Toulon of smuggling operations; exchange A transport also sailed of information between the two nations with regard to internation­ al conspiracies and extradition of persons violating tho narcotic laws of either government. Questions of traffic in gold, arms ar.d ammuni­ tion nlso will lie taken up, hut of­ ficials here were unwilling to dis­ cuss these features. I 1 - •• « /< /-H I|IV Rollins Station To Broadcast Sanford Program Tonight Hanford’s radio fans arc expected to be at their posts promptly nt 8 o’clock this evening in order to "tune in" on Rollins College .Sta­ tion. WDBO, when the Hanford High School orchestra will broad­ cast a “Sanford Night” pregram and Mayor Forrest Lake will “ put on the air" a brief recital of what "Sanford, the city substantial" i* and what it has to offer to the homeseker. the tourists and busin­ ess of every kind. The wave length of Stution WDBO, Rollins College is 210, which insures listeners in this city they will be able to get clear tones. The program is well -balanced nnd radio fans are assured that there will not be u dull number on the iist. The program is a* follows: March. "Flag of Truce” — L P. Laurondenu. Romance, "Homeless, —Charles The* Trumpeter,’ (John Schirard Debt Question iin Discussed XCTON, May 11.—In^errationa relative to c. t settlement are again '• it was disclosed today ■ille Department. Conh,‘ f!,rt of negotiations •me the departm ent re••‘t the Washington gov'*4 jsent no formal com1 °? the question to * T A1U‘ May 11.— Radio ^nd u tepon lhjkt Majro, town important -in Yukon on i ‘i T '»»e*t fcrtlv i Stew arl R*ver bus destroyed by fir?, General Staff Program Has Heen Completed And Now Awaits Coolidge Approval: Details Are Being Withheld Day Is Designed As Time To Take Stock of IJ.S.Defense; Special Committee Named Chieftain Is City Manager W. B. Williams, In uccorilanct) with the instructions of the City Commission at its meeting two weeks ago, began ad­ vertising for bids for doing 325,000 yards oi bulkhead work which will extend -1,005 feet from the present end of the enst side bulkhead to Mayfair subdivision. The city manager also is adver­ tising for bids to furnish a dredg-, the plan being to compare the cost of contract work and work done by the city. During the week, the city man­ ager, city engineer, and city com­ missioners are expected to consid­ er the plan of dredging now being used with success a t Kissimmee, which is to but through the bot­ tom of tho lake the soft sands thnt can be pumped without cuting a t u much less expense it is declared than by tho old method of cutting the hardpan of the lake. WASHINGTON. May 11.—Gen­ eral staff plans for making De­ fense day a regular annual event to he held each year coincident with Armistice day exercises, Nov. 11, have been com plated and nwnit only White House approval to be put in motion. The project is ex­ v u i ju pected to be presented to the pres­ ident soon for final action, with urgent recommendations of the re­ serve officers’ associations that it be approved. Rending such approval, details of tho sta ff plan are not avail­ able. It was formulated, however, after a cnreful sttudy of reports Report To City Commission from ull corps area commanders Shows $1,0(51 In Fines a n d and from National Guard and re­ Costs Collected; Is $1,273.45 serve officers all ovo rthe coun­ Increase Over Month Before try, and is belie vest to follow close­ ly tho recommendations of the nsA total of 201 ncascs were han­ rociation of reserve officers. During tho recent lour of uctlve dled by the Hanford police depart­ duty in Washington, attached to | ment in April, according to the re­ the general staff, of a group of | reserve officers drawn from a ll , port of Chief Roy Williams sub­ nine corps areas, a comniittc was j mitted to tho City Comniissjon named to look into the defense day | through City Manager W. B. will­ question and report both to the war! iam* ihi« ofternonp. The t ntn! department and the association. | amount of fines nnd costa collected Tho committee report, which' urged selection of armistice day as was $1,061. In March tho total the proper occasion for tho pro­ number of cases handled wns 232, posed annual “muster" for the pur­ with $2,087.55 fines and costs col­ pose of “ taking periodic stock of lector. This shows a decrcaso in our national defense,” wns unani­ tho number o f cases in April 2H, mously approved by the full group hut an increase ia fines and colits and also by the association, which of $,273.13. has caused it to be widely debuted Cases disposed of in municipal among it sofficer members. court were divided ns follows: The specinl committee was head­ Traffic violations 39; disorderly ed by Col. Hurry C. Jones, of Bal­ conduct 61; resisting arrest one; timore, commanding officer of the gambling, 23; larceny, 5; drunken­ 319th infuntry, organised reserve. ness, 39; possession of snle of li­ The first test Inst year was on quor, 12; driving car while intox­ Nov. 12. commemorating tin? battel icated, 2 run-nwny boys, 2; carry­ of St. Mihirl by direction of Gen­ ing concealed weapons, 6 ; assault, eral Pershing. 6; vagrancy, 2 ; no parking lights, It was first suggested to conduct I; operating car on rim , 1; con­ it the following day as a tribute tempt of court I, allowing sanitary to General Pershing on his sixty- nuisance, 1; suspicion, 2 ; total 201. fourth birthday, when his active Of the 201 cases disposed of, 29 army service came to an end, but we red dismissed nnd II sent to tho he preferred that the anniversary county court. Other items con­ of the first American major offon- tained in City Mnnngcr W. It. Will­ ■ j i i t i p u i u l i u o u l t ile V» III III ' m u iams report to the commission be observed instead. Commenting were: on the desirability of shifting the Building permits for April, date this year and hereafter to $139,130; April year ago, $25,811, Armistice Duy, Nov. II, tho re­ showing an increase over that serve officer committee said: month of 5113,329. Electrical Armistice Day Ideal Time. permits totaled 33; plumbing per­ "Armistice Day provides the mit.’, 25, of which 16 were for sewideal time, it ia sufficiently his­ 4:i lonntfctiuiut. torical and is a legal holiday in New bridges built a t Tenth and most states. It comes at a time Mnngoustine Streets, one St color­ of the year when climatic condi­ ed ball park in Goldsboro aiul one tions are favorable, when schools on II Ini no S treet in Goldsboro. units can be assembled with the 1here were? 412 loads of garbage least objection, nnd near the end of and 342 loads of trash. There the training period for reserves, were also 331 miles of streets Nationnl Guard, R. O. T. C., and r.weept and 325 yards of sand C. M. T, C., units. dumped. Costs of garbage reinov"The reserve officers committee outlined certain points for central action a t Washington on which the centralized acts of defense day by army contingents, whether regular, National Guard, or reserve, should be based. These are: “Tho president’s early and vig­ orous announcement of defense day. PRICE FIVE CENTS The engineers who are doing the Kissimmee work under the new method are expected to come here this week to explain to the commssion the ndvuntngcs which they claim for the new method. City Manager Williams and City Engineer Fred T. Williams went to Kissimmee several weeks ago and were much impressed with the dredging methods being used and they essert that there is no> doubt but that Sanford can make a great saving in the bulkhead work by adoption of this plan. Tho city it is announced Ims a l­ ready started the work of install­ ing water and gas mains and sew­ erage on tho First Street extension which will bo completed before tho bulkheading is started. These ex­ tensions will take cure of tho new Hotel Forrest Lake, which is ra p ­ idly being completed under the di­ rection of Howard Hulick. Program Provides For Operntion of Vessels by Ameri­ can Concerns; Would Re­ duce Number on U. S. Hoard on the part of the war department regarding details. “Proper publicity on the purt of the war department. "Systematic appointment of state and local chairman nnd commit­ HOUSTON, May 11.—Advertis­ tees by the governors of states." ing ax a means to world progress was the them e for Advertising Clubs of world at its convention here as outlined by speaker* at to­ day’s sessions. Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce, developed JACKSONVILLE. May It.—The the topic in an address on the in­ irew of 2t men of the Clyde Line fluence of advertising in distri­ freighter .Mohican is now on board bution. of the Tanker Tulsa bound for Tampa a fter beaching the freight­ er off Capo Canaveral following a fire in an after hold late yester­ day. according to advices reaching H. G. White, local agent of the BERLIN, May 11.—Eleven per­ steamship company. The crew sons are reported dead und several wns transferred to the tanker du­ seriously injured when the Frank­ ring th** night. No estimate is fort Bn*de express train today ran given of the damage. into an nutonujbilu carrying 25 pesons. Named Chairman of Commit­ tee Cantphell-Lossing Post To Raise County Quota of $d,0l)(),()0()KndowmcntKtind ration of the essential steamship services pending liquidation. Extend Law to I’hlllippines. Other recomnumdiitions include extension of the coastwise lavfs to the Philippines when tho president deems it expedient, exemption of coast trade from Panama Canal tolls, freedom of ships to transfer to foreign registry except in na­ tional emergency, reduction in Pan­ ama Cannl tolls, extension of the present construction loan fund with tho stipulation that vessels no henofittod must remain in foreign trade until loans arc repaid. Tho government is asked to re ­ linquish to nrivately-owned Ameri­ can iHimVlu) qpyiage of govern­ ment supplies and troops In timo id peace and to convey nil govern­ ment officials ami employees und all government cargoes in such ves­ sels. Tho secretary of commerce, the postmaster general, tho secretary of tho navy, tho director of the budget, und one or two other Amorieun citizens experienced in shipping would constitute one of ih.» ngnpcios recommended To the second of these agencies, the chair­ man of the shipping board would be added. Determine Extent of Service These groups would determine tho extent of tho services to bo carried on by pusaengor and by enrgo ships, essential to nationnl defense and promotion of foreign trade, nnd nlso the amount of di­ rect national aid accessary to main­ tain the mall, passenger nnd car­ go service* of the merchant marine in overseas trude. With theso aids the sale of fit government ships to private owners would ho nsmircd, the associations contend. They recommend thnt laill-up ships, for which tho gov­ ernment has no present nor pros­ pective uso be sold for scrapping nnd that tho belter vessels bo pre­ served until they can ho sold to American citizens. Celery-Feds Back On Home Grounds For 3 Tilts With Lakeland Crew of Freighter . Rescued By Tanker 11 Killed In Collission Of Train, Automobile Britain Will Take No P art fn Riff Uprising Every Bomb Plotter Except One Confesses SARASOTA, Mny II—Tho hoard of county commisioners has set Tuesday, Juno 16 ns duy on which citions of Sarasota county will vote on the $2,257,000 road bond issuo WASHINGTON. May 11.—The coast guard Is ready to settle down to n summer’* work in its campaign to break up the runt fleet off New York. Its efforts may bear fruit sooner, hut it wns said today thnt Hear Admiral Dillard, coast guard commandant, will be satisfied if apprccinblo disintegration ot tho fleet begins within a month. Some of the ships in rum row have sent word thnt they are not quitters, nnd so coast guard of­ ficials expect u few of them will not dip their colors and retire until their supplies hnve been exhausted. To those persistent skippers, the admiral replies that coast guard crews will stand by as long ns necessary. Vanquished in this portion of the Atlantic Scnbonrd by tho blockade, rum row is breaking up. Some liquor ternft remain off New York hoping for fog to aid them but with Idockitdcrs having on duty 38 craft it wns believed smugglers will have great difficulty in get­ ting ashore even in the mist. Instancing efficacy of blockade In tho story told by seamen of dry navy when a const gunrd bout cut in close to a rum steam er there came a hail by megaphone front bridge, “ We need water, how about 100 oases of whiskey for 100 cases of w ater?" Officials have ncceptod reports of departure of some of the rum ships us nicuning thnt the smug­ glers are looking for wenker spots in tho const guard blockade. Lieut. Commundcr Yeandle, the commnndant's aide, also secs in the man­ euver* an attem pt to draw some Of tin? dry fit at ».Aoy amfsVhu. i>«rmit fast motor craft from snore to establish contact with the liquor laden vessels remaining. .Such tac­ tics, however, won’t work, lie in­ sists. New Landing Places Sought. Evidence has been received that new additions to the rum fleet would go to other points instend of waiting off New York nnd con* tigous territory. Several ships not iMonday Total 18; E i g h t Dismissed The capture of n car containing six gallons of moonshine liquor by Police Officers A. I If. lb yk with and J. II. Green Friday night nnd the arrest of Gardner Mininrd, re­ sulted this morning in Municipal Court of the forfeiture of Minlard’s bond of $200, Out of 18 cases on his docket this morning, Judge W. K. White dismissed eight. Cases disposed were ns follows: A. D. Rosier, rccknes* driving, dismissed; C. Clark, reckless driv­ ing dismissed; Floyn Shnrp, speed­ ing, $10 bond estreated; G. It. Will­ iams, speeding, $10 bond estreated; Gardner Miniurd, possession of liquor, $200 bond estreated; Maude Delainch, reckless driving, illsioinBi*il, H . *V. hill J -too, t u b * less driving, $5 nnd costs; W. H. Sheppard, speeding, continued to Friday; Johnny Brown, speeding, $10 bond estreated; Joe Roberts, operating for hire without license, dismissed; Indiana Power, suspic­ ion of arson transferred to coun­ ty court; Will Howard, drunk. $7 bond estreated; John Phot field, drunk, $10 bond estreated; Hntroy Lufton, disorderly conduct, dismiss­ ed; C. A. Ross, drunkenness, dis­ missed; E. Rivers drunk, dismiss­ ed; E. Bob Cameron, drunk; Eu­ gene Early, loitering, $25 and costa or 20 days. I- —— « . —-■! 0 r- a I I. m ** i •»•••» o i l •I »»jit»-rU|IU.IS.U t u t lilt. C't _ I I . !-« . io construction of 133 miles of hard surfaced road and bridges. The original umount of the issue wax placed a t $2,200,000 but additional LAKELAND, May l l — The an­ roads necessitated the increase, it nual convention of the Florida As­ wus suid. sociation of Clothiers and Furnish­ ers will bo held in this city dur­ ing Mny 20-27, it has been an­ nounced hero by'the ronunittco on arrangements. The members of the committee expressed the belief that this will he one of the largest conventions that thu association and 10 days of tho year to $3,201,­ bus ever held due to the fnct that 450. which indicates, according to keen opposition is being shown in real estate men, thut n total busi­ he contests on attendance nmong ness for this year will bo ubout the vnrious cities. $15,000,000. W. I), Ruilcy, of Tampu, will The record* show a steady in­ present the city, of over 10,000 pop­ crease In every month of this your ulation, that wins the attendance until March, when the total was contest, with u silver loving cup 312 transfer* representing $1,238,­ while Arthur L. Johnson, of St. 500. In April the number of tra n s ­ Petersburg, will award a cup to the fer* wus almost equal to th a t of city, under 10,000 population win­ March, but there was n decrease ning the contest in its class. in tho umount involved. April im portant m utter pertaining to business, however, was heavier the clothing and furnishing busi­ than expected, it ia declared. ness will be discussed a t tho con­ In January the total number of, vention, it waa stated, and ad­ transfer* was 164 involving a to­ dresses on advancing the volume Palmetto — Tomato tal of $474,04)0; in February tra n s­ of bucinass and on system economy house* throughout district fers totulcil 291 involving 1643.000. for 1925 season, ««<tl I m L •• l t t S . l t Real E state Transfers For F irst 10 Days Of May Reach .$270,450 Real estate transfer* in Semi­ nole county during the first 10 days of Mny totaled $270,450, ac­ cording to figure* compiled by A. C. Carter, m anager of the Sanford Credit Bureuu. If tld* rate of transfer* maintained for the re ­ mainder of the month, the total of transaction* are exported to Teach over $800,000 which will be far in excess of the total for April, VIENNA, May 11.—D isptches j which wus $678,000. from Holla say that all pnwcipnh j T!iu total number of transfers charged with responsibility for re­ during the first 10 duy* of May cent bombing of Sueti Karl cathe­ was 111 compared with 309 for dral in which ICO persons were the eptire month of April. The transaction* in May, with killed, have pleaded guilty with tho exception of one defendant named only one third of the month gone, bring the total for the four mouths Kofift ~ . ... ........» Sale Price Announced At About $250,000; W. D. Rogers Heads Group ofPurchasers Coast Guard Settles Down To Summer Campaign Against Rum Armada; Liquor Run­ ners Now Trying New Ports COURT CASES IN HEADS MONTH OF APRIL LEGION • \ definite and positive attitude NUMBER 242. V a ld e z H o te l B o u g h MAW? aPO/ UPP L iiim tLi u9AJ \ ) t nMAVOO ia u /H LONDON, May 11.—Great Brit­ ain will not interfere in th«* French Moroccan situation, Foreign Min­ ister Chamberlain told the hou.-e of Commons today in reply to n question. He snjd Britain sympa­ thize* with France but the uffuir is purely a domestic concern of that country. Waltzes. “ Rose*. Piano Solo. —Mendelssol son.) March. “ C MAY 11, 1925. City Advertising For Bids OnEastsidefeulkheadWork, Also For Municipal Dredge Maneuvers Planned For Armistice Day French Alarmed Over Situation S A WORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY toiitieiM meet At Lakeland May 25 Big Improvements Are Being Planned Twelve-Acre Tract Is Sold to New Yorker Saturday for $25,000 Sale o£ the Valdez Hotel by the Valdez Hotel Corporation to a group of Oriando capital­ is t s heu tieu by W. D. Rogers was announced today by H. S. Long, through whose firm, the Sanford Realty Company, the deul waa negotiated. The purchase price waa not given out but it is understood to bo between $225,000 and $250,000. Tho negotiations were formally consummated Saturdny. Tho new owner* of one of San­ ford's lending hotel* contemplate extensive improvement* to bo made on the hostelry before the opening of next winter season, it is announced by Mr. Long, who stated thnt nmong tho group of investor* nro several experienced hotel men, who plan to make it one of the finest commercial hotel* in the state. The renovation work is expected to be started within a short time. ('■instruction Started in 1917 Construction of tho Valdez Hotel wn* started in IDI7 when a group of nine business men associated themselves in the organization of the Vnldez Hotel Corporation and ry wns erected. The group of nino raised funds with which tho hostelmen, nearly nil of whom still re­ tained an interest in the hotel when it wus purchased Snturdny, were: L. A. Urumiey, Joe Cameron, John Moisch, Mayor Forrest Lake, H. R. StvYunj, if. C. DuDose, Frank L. Miller, W. C. Hill nnd L. P. M e Culler. Of this group Mr. Brumiey, Mr. Cameron ana Mr. Msiseh were said to be the largest stock­ holders. Tho hotel is situated on a site facing 150 feet on Commercial Street ami 101 feet on Park Ave­ nue. All of the space on Commer­ cial Street was not used, p art of It being left to take care of any addition th a t might U- mww a., the hotel's business increased. Tho building is n four-story structure and contains in addition to a large lobby, dining room, grill, several rest rooms and private parlors, 60 bedrooms. Purchaser* Have Faith In City. The n st’tre c? the transaction whereby the hotel changes hands is snid to be in n sale of the entire stock of the Vuldcz Hotel Corpo­ ration, which will give the Orlando Interests the ownership of tho building nnd the site. The negotia­ tions for the stock were said to have been in progress for the past several weeks. Mr. Rogers, who is n largo prop­ erty owner of Orlando, has long had confidence in the future of Sanford, according to Mr. Long, and ha* other interests here, which he has owned for several years. His decision along with that of his associates to purchase the Valdez, is evidence of his continued faith in Sanford, it was pointed out. Further investments in Sanford real estate by the group are con­ templated. Twelve-Acre Tract Sold Another transaction consum­ mated in the past few duya by Mr. Long f* the sale of a 12-ucrc tract lying along Luke Monroe and sit­ uated about a hulf-milu cast of tho business section, by R. W, Perry, an official of S. W. Strauss Inc., ono of tho largest bond firms in tho country. The property was s«dd by George W. Knight and Frank MncNtdll for u consideration of approximately $25,000. Mr, Perry plans to develop tho tract as soon ns the bulkhcud work in that part of the city i, com­ pleted, it ia declared. Mr. Perry already owns property hero which he purchased during the past few months through Mr. Long. Gay Colored Shoes A re Being: Worn By Women Of England �a — r~ [ of whom are well. IThey ior i missed at Sunday school, where AN ; fred lends lb s PI Me class Irt Kev. Clark’s absence. Tho Dorcar. Circle held n very pleasant meeting oh the 31 at the home of Mrs. E. Hunter. Mrs. liorel), Mrs. Ella LumlquDt, Mrs. nnd Miss KJIa Holton. Mrs. Willmiiv........ .............during mmwt thia ^ ____ Measure Introduced In Legis­ Arpjngfcnjcnts Ijnvc btcp com- • Sanford alumni year.jams, Mrs. B, W. l.undquist, Mrs. . . *. ' . . IAil 11 delegates I. T. .. >I - . of € Ithe ltd. ^Sanford! AI krail'll Vibleii, Mrs. Kennctli K'd'binB, Mrs. lature Affects Every Town plctcd whereby the alumni of the High school and members of tho Hullinger were the members a t ­ and County As Well As local high rehool will meet in the present graduating class arc ex­ tending. Two visitors were Mrs. State Hoards Sccurilic high school building at ’8 o’clock pected to attend the moating Mon­ Fargnn and Miss Ellen Vihlen. All enjoyed the Bocinl work together day night unless they have u rea­ Monday night to discus* and form­ TAI.LAIIASSF.E, Fin., May 0.— ulate plans for the nnnufcl banquet sonable excuse by reason of the and the fine cakes and coffee serv­ Every county and municipality, as to bo held during the next few fact that it I* desired to transact ed by the hostess. weeks. There will also be other all business necessary a t the first 1-m • V x v :« ' well as state boards, is affected by business of the association to be meeting, 'txcepf that tvhJeh will he given attention nt that time and done later by the various commit­ limit the rale; of bonds to n figure President C. L. Walker of the ters. President Walker expects to he organization urges that ns many of tho alumni as possible attend. able at this meeting to definitely ** ___ dollar of tli cprmcipal amount, and Mi. Walker, it is learned, has set the date for the banqust so In the Spring time the turnerin addition thereto all accrued inthat actual preparations may be­ called the meeting printnrily for the nppolntmont of committees for gin a t once. ’ men'rt fancy turns t« thought of tercst thereon to date of delivery It is hoped that this annual oc­ blue lakes, zhady streams and cool to purchaszr, and providing for the different phases of work which must be done. These committees casion in ll)2.r> tho greatest eve", notice of ouch sale, and terms he said, trill have power to acu but this, it is pointed out, can be camping places, and ho naturally ... ., so that it mpy be possible to elim­ done only through the work and co- is attracted by every picture or thereof. Section 1 m * the bill provides written word which enhances the epe ration of nil members. inate further maas meetings of the enjoyment of these fancies,—hence “ that from nnd alter tho passage S. . K .S S4t ^ ’t f a T s S W a. smfi ex%9 many -u k in c . f f « l * tb i. a t . . .......... board, commUsion, Isncc Waltons to the show win- cry official »•«"» enmw.lr.lon. trustees or like bodies in the State daw of the Ball Hardware Com­ „ .. .. . . . . -------- . . . and the new baby were cullers pany on First Street, which pre­ c,f Florida, whether of the State, Volie Williams made # bu»inuss Sun(lay nl the home of Mr. and sents a picture dear to the honit n county, or municipality, which trip to Tampa, Wednesday, Mrs. Walfred Pierson. of every man who ever enst a fly, may bo charged with the duty of Mrs. Tom Fortier is on the sick Miss E ||en Vihlen, a nistor of turned a reel or cooked his own tile issuance nnd sale of the bonds list. I)r. Denton being called out. (;Corgo is n guest at the home of fish in n camp of his own making. thereof, be and the Hame are here­ The Poultry Club members are |u.r uncle, Leonard Vihlen coming Thc window, which has attracted by prohibited fiom the sale of expecting to go to Longwood on u couple of weeks ngo from Stock- ao much attention shows a minia­ such bonds, for a sum payable I n , holm, Sweilen. Saturday. ture lagoon with ducks swimming current funds of lea* than ninety Mrs. Hodges and children of nimut'the stream shaded by waving five cents on J*° 'flo,J " L X ,nds Mr*. Jesse Lee nod children were From t h is ! principal amount of such bonds. cnller a t her parents home, Mr. Sanford, spent Thursday with her reeds and grasses. sister, Mrs. T. Belli. Mr. Bolli “fishing spot” a rond leads through and in nddition thereto, all accru­ and Mrs. Htcdt. The Willing Workers are invit- was advised to go to Wuycroas, n regular maze of fishing tackle, ed interest to date of the delivery cd for thc next meeting to thc having injured an eye. flys and halt to a perfect camp or such bonds to the purchaser Kilmer Lundqulsi spent last iiouse with thatched roof with thereof. home of Alice Vihlen. Prior to sale of the bonds public week in n bakery nt Sarasota, re­ Emil Magnuson returned home turning Saturday. During his ub- cooking pots and pans hanging notice thereof would be required Tuesday in his car having spent n turning Saturday. During his ah- about. nnd on one side of the door by publication in route newspapers Plaids also predominate in the is the old time drinking gouid. number of day* nt Miami, Fia. cbpc of red and white kasha with Renee, Ella and Hob Bolton kept his The lagoon, the winding road and of general circulation, published in the wide border of red all around, Ilev. Mr. Wahlberg will preach family company. territory offering tho bonds fur the camp house—all form u pn nt 10:30 and again nt 7:30 on May .ale, and in case no such paper winch is worn over a straightUne Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kricsnn ture attractive to everyone, hut were published the notice would frock or red faille silk. It is a 10th a t Uiu Lathe, an cltUfCh. favorite of Eleanor Hoard man. Mrs. Heck ami Mro. WesUrdick spent Sunday in UeLund at the doubly so to the man or hoy who go in one of a nearby city. called Tuesday tn see Mrs. Swayne. home of Mr. and Mr*. Carr, neither loves to fish und hunt. AL SOCIETY ■ - - 95 AS FOR BOND SALES SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ARE URGED TO ATTEND MEETING MONDAY Fisherman’s VVmdow .tbe bill latr0(juclrd lf1 the „0U1l. tB At Ball Hardware Co. tttra c tin g Attention >f not «•*» lhan 05,centa °,n th' U psalaand G r a p e v i l l * r i*) - . . mm2 s a . - i . ; i i . f . ft I 1 -■» * ' ; K | L __ ___ ------------------------------------# * ^ j n ■ \ /\ - it h a s been found necessary „ provision by airplanes a num ber i f French posts north of Ouerghn ^ which th . Hlfftans h are kept s u r ^ O A l l t O rounded* for some time. • ^ U X 1 U lU ! PARIS, May D .-Prem ier Pain- 1 ? ,. fltl ; leve who is also acting m inister!. 1 l l l l l X flla . * ..'J nflpr n rnKInat ^ (Cohtinued'fi'om Poge One) meeting that “a sevefe lesson will drove them outside the Spanish front line. Thc tribesmen lost be given those who have invaded GENEVA. .m», g . are in acttngtourist trade in e £ 2 heavily In dead and prisoners, says cur territory.'; in full accord with Spanish nndnut of their way the note. Tnn Spanish casualties number­ British governments. the movement of * _________________________ . — — «» p»naii ed about M>, many of whom were .. i j 7 5n ootomobiUa. f **1 only slightly wounded. Americans arc pani(.j r _ V n u c n D n o r T?ni?r»fi> take notice, anj * Expect Hard Fighting. PARIS, May !».—Tho French bring their car’, and t a r t h J S , K f l n L ' a n i “n ^ BERLIN. May % -T h«: U nited » " the invading Rif f inn tribAmen States loads the world In the num- conference will U . T ffom the F ^ n c h S i e in Morocco, her of newspapers pubiUhed wD h-next fall I t w i l l t h ^ Likewise the Riffiuns are nctive- in Its hordern .»0.°°0 accorilmjc to ia*ue double certiHcaJ 1, getting ready for hard fight- to the Germania. «nd on* f ^ :nr France is second with 10,000. thc d m e r can cj,3n The official French reports FriThe figures, however, tell a dif- motor without troXu. • day told of uo no clashes, but they the/ ferent story when vvher> the jmwnpnpers ? ^ ,!»;• newspapers ^to b° be «nt in ternational^ it ported troop movement* whiehjra compared tof.1f1c ‘ ‘ e n t cri n^ "ni i ' 2 t apparently confirmd urlir imlica-hab.tants. On this hasi« i>'m tw r a«d Icawng. toj tlons that thc Riffians arc gather-laml stands first withmf.;P nnB* “*®,.t 3 L n * wdll a R,II5 ing in force before tlic French col- papers for every m llion mhabi-mirns will be ndopuday umn on the west and that they tants, nnd the United M ates is «d to drivers, intervtx 'ronf second with 250. o.herv/isc be mill, still control the situation in front more agreeable. of the French center column. GRASS FIRE Two French aviation squadrons . .. «••'*“ “ •*•;** , , .... --------- arc reported to have been ordered The fire department unswered a ‘If she wasn’t yon., to embark from Metz immediately call to Fourth and Myrtle Avenue tell you that she is th». iiuiis afternoon iiiiviiiuuii on account of amot_her-in-law wiu'uiivi-ui-iaw jokes to stiffen the French air forces inthis grass fire. No damage was done.Senior Ploy.. May 13-it Morocco. _______ ____ FO_ S ARE SURROUNDED BY REBEL FORCE Switzerland Leaas 3 i f l n s i s i i i i s n i i i s i B » B s i s i i i a a ! i s a m i a i i i i m u a u n f l 2 B i i i i i a„ )|t 2 Locate Buyers " -'ll. 9 ^ of everything m \ . jjl I WANT ' f t "!'4> • J. I V ; fgi.M I m ■ ft £ The Bridge-—A Symbol of Progress N U I ! M u Tiio progress of Hollywood By-the-Sea— fronv its beginning wilderness •if 1021, to its present development may be reflected in the double-leaf Haseule Bridge being built over the Inland Waterway Canal. The bridge, a pyjnbol of progress, is at Hollywood Boulevard, and connects the Holly­ wood Ocean Beach with the Lakes Section nnd thc Central Section oi Holly­ wood By-the-Sea. It unifies two important sections of Hollywood By-theSoa, opening the activities uf Hollywood Beach to motor traffic via Holly­ wood Boulevard. FACTS ABOUT BRIDGE The Bridge, artistic in ish the transportation Bench and diversified By-the-Sea as an A buyer is needed to\ make a sale possible I 5a itself, and n superb pieco of engineering, will furn­ avenue that will enhance the growth of Hollywood activities—pleasure and business— of Hollywood . I here is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole county there are people who need almost any particular article at all times. All-Year Resort City The new doulilu-leaf Haseule BridRu, over the Inland Waterway Canal will have, when open, a (JO-foot clearance, and when clotted, an 8tuut clearance. It will have a lO-fixit roadway a n d a 10-foot aidew alk on e a c h Hide, If an article is not a general neces*l sity, there are few buyers, but a m arket can be found) The bridge will connect with drives and streets of the Beach section, in­ cluding the Ocean Drive that will utlimntoly run from Miali to Palm Beach every day for anything if the proper effort is madetc ti a a U a ■ ift ■ »■ a * It will ho the way to Hollywood Ocean Bench—with the finest surf bath­ ing along the Hast Coast—with a Immlsonn; casino now under construc­ tion—with sr.o rooms, with sanitary pool, two wading pools and a spectutor’s gallery. L e a n tified w ith n n ia m o n la l r e in ­ fo rc e d c o n c re te m ilin g n . The bridgo will he lifflited by White Way liiflits o f five clusturH each— a type Himilnr to I heme now used on Hollywood Boulevard. It will be the way to varied sports—dancing, hand concerts, and many special attractions that will bo held this summer on Hollywood Ocean Bench. When completed it will offer at night a White Way from tho Dixie Highway to the brilliant lighted Beach. locate that market. - • .... . .— . i l u * . — «•*- Herald Want Special rates will prevail for the summer at the Hollywood and Croat Southern hotels, also in high-class furnished apartments and private homes. H O L L Y W O O D ‘ a - i By«The-Sea ‘ Distributed to thousands of readers offer an easyl Y ou’ll Enjoy the F R E E INSPECTION TOUR Take th c enjoyable Free Tour of Inspection to Hollywood * By-thc-Sea. Our Specially Designed 21-1’nbsenger Touring C oaches DcLuxe Makes Weekly Trips from Sanford .A t . means ot reaching all sorts of buyers economically and! Complctc information about the tour, together with Hollywood printed matter, illustrated will he sent to you tut receipt of the Coupon in this advertisement. swiftly. i i .f p a 11 Home Seekers Realty Company VALDEZ HOTEL, HANFORD, FLORIDA. Hollywood Land & Water Company DEAR HI IIS:—Kindly send me without oblltfntion on my part, full lnfurmatlon about the FR EE TOUR OF INSPJSCTION to Hollywood Hy-thv-Sea, ami Descriptive Printed M atter, illustrated. J. W. YOUNG, President. Sanford Office: Valdez Hotel Lobby, Curtis & Graham, Local Mgrs. —................. ...................... - ..................... FLORIDA STATE OFFICES: ADDRESS......................................................... - ....... - ...... . .i And the cost is smcA AGLNTS FOR CLTUTS & GRAHAM, laical Representative*. CITY No Obligation !I Clip, Fill Out and Mail This Coupon Today! NAME m Jacksonville St. Petersburg Tampa Orlando • C ....I I I . I _1 , ......... L<| .J . ........ West Palm Beach I ____________ St. Augustine Tallahassee Fort Lauderdale Avon Park STATE t A Daytona <2 ft Cocoa __ .... * PHONE ^ « a a j a a a a a a u a a a a a u H a a a a a a M a a a a a ia a a x a a a f ta f ta f tf tjia > * llilMliaai<X �SH flm W M ia u ■ !!W ~ t u i r « m iHM tttw m i l v r n r » T7T rr r /.w »tfr f,.V.flteilT etttHJlTHE ’SANFORD Hotels’Successful In Florida ie Sanford Herald w n y illtiM M ( i( i( l i t i m ((H . riotida 1 B nt«r*i) a» S eco n d C l a w M a t t e r , O c t o b e r ST. 1119, a t t h e I ' o e t o f f l c e a t B a a f o n t. F l o r i d a u n d e r A c t o f M a r c h 3, 1*97. E. D. Miller, treasurer of the Bowman Hotel Company, a concern which operates a chain of hotels in Florida as well as in New York, Cleveland, Detroit and other lurgc cities, has stater; some interesting fuels concerning the tourist trade in this state and the business outlook for next year. Mr. ___t ' d l t a r Miller, on the eve of his departure for Europe, declared that I W I U 9 D I~ D RAM ---h m iirt r . n o w Aim n n n e — the earnings of their Florida hotels increased during the I'hnne HB past season seventy-five per cent over the previous season. M a g n o lia A rena** "Our earnings for the Florida season just closed”, said HTBUCntmoif BATE* Mr. Miller,/"vvero more than seventy-five per cent ahead of O ne T e a r — 17.0# 81a M o n t h * , SO percentage of increase was also true of our D e liv e r e d In C ity l»y C a r r i e r , p e r last year, ISc. W e e k l y E d it io n IL H Hnvanrf liifsine&i. I think we can say th at percentage of in­ year. increase is applicable to all Florida hotels for the season just J C I A I . h O T t C B i All o b i t u a r y ’ . . re*. r n r d e of t h a n k a . r e s o lu ti o n * closed." "We are *HaniifWg no new developjrfvnl rip four chain of nut U r* o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e r e ___ rue.* a r e M ad e w ill Ik s h a r g w eleven hoteh other than the Coral Gable's which we will have f* r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g ra te a . [ -------r ready at Miami Tor ft ext season, at a cost of about $12,000,- noo/1 HEBinF.lt THE AMOt'IATF T h e A»»oclat*d I ’reea I I t e l y entitle*) t o t h e tl bile publication of a i i "«£• for re- tied m tbi*, and alsojh* inI* pnp-r pap __ ______ in cal now * I*u b llsh e d h*e re *■. Adlli s pr iagt hc t* of r e p u h llie i r a t l n n o f sp -ecial h­ e r s In a r e a l s o re s e rv e d . MONDAY, MAY 11. 1925 TIIE HERALD'S PLATFORM \s —Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. 2.—ronatrurtinn of St. Johnfl-lndian River canal. 1.-—Extension of white way. 4,—Extension of local amusements. —Swinning pool, tennis courts, etc. 5, —Augmenting of building pro­ gram —houses, hotels, apartm ent houses. f>.—Extension of street paving program. 7, — Construction of boulevard around tak e Monroe. 8/—Completion of city beautiQca tion program. SHE LAID HER GLORY AT HIS FEET Twns Mory sat at Jesus’ fret, And others too may sit there still; To serve Him most Is most blest Indeed, But first we need to know His will. Yes. she who sat at Jesus’ feet, H id leurned full many a lesson th e n . She deemed it privilege most sweet. To wipe them with her glori­ ous hnir. No perfume, howe’er costly, was To precious for her Saviour’s feet: To use her glory for her tard , Was senate Ip His heart most sweet. ^ H rd s h e been of her glory shorn, What blessed service had she lent. Could she to gratify herself, Grieve Him a t such a sign** cost Were Jesus in our midst today, tfVopULyou regret you'd lost the poweV? To lay your glory a t His feet, Ah! thntlndcdH were one sad hour. , v / r o 'W f j ,n "The hotel business is the best barometer of business conditions throughout the country I know of; nil our hotels are crowded and we constantly have to turn people away. (p^is leads me to believe that business throughout the country is good mid booming, and there is no occasion for worry. The outlook with us is very favorable, and our earnings point to a greater than thirty per cent increase for 1025 over 1021/ Any seventy-i.ve per cen, increase In business is an ex­ cellent indication of prosperity, but in the hotel business, es­ pecially in Florida, where such importance is attached to the tourist trade, it is double indicative of good times. The information which Mr. Miller gives out is particularly interesting to Sanford just at this time when the Forrest Lake Hotel is under construction. There may be some who surmise on its possible success or failure. If its business starts at near nothing, then increases and continues to in­ crease seventy-five per cent, as other Florida hotels do, there can he little doubt as to its success. And that is what can he expected of the Forrest Lake Hotel or any other modern tourist hotel that in constructed in Sanford, The Beautiful Side Learn to love everything that in beautiful and you will make your life beautiful. Many people think only of leading .i useful life; but those who lend a beautiful as well us a useful life find more pleasure and happiness themselves and afford more to all about them. If you arc ever seeking the beautiful side of life you will find it, while if you are always expecting and looking for ugly things, you will rarely escape them. When you think about your friends and when you talk about them, form the habit of shutting your eyes and ignoring their faults and shortcomings and dwell more on their noble qualities and virtues. You will soon find that this method pays larger dividends than you expected. If you form the habit of al­ ways contemplating the beautiful, and positively refuse to have anything to do with ogl.v things, you will find that your life influenced by beautiful things will soon become beautiful itself. The fountain-head and source of all that is beautiful is In beautiful thoughts. A great artist or imisieian with ugly thoughts could not produce anything beautiful. For as a mail thinks, so he speaks, and so he acts, and so he lives. A person with a calm serene mind is never quick tempered, nor does u person who thinks beautiful things ever made use of t/ n n ff an< HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 11. J925, F r " I" TT _ _ . I Oh Ych', Speakingok Disarmament C o n fe r e n c e s As Brisbane Sees It ; DAOS DOBBS SAT The sound of the laxy being heard throughout the We’re Meek, Says Inge. Is Ford a Trust? Air Prospector. A Big Needle's Eye. By AHTIIUIt BRISBANE You can't be wise in »]i Even a wisdom tooth has its Get your front teeth all ti ened up for corn-on-the-cob * son. ( C o p y r i g h t 19S5) DEAN INGE tells what he thinks of America sfter three, weeks study. He is amazed at our meekness, submitting to any­ thing tlint bears the rtnmp of of­ ficial authority, ta n g before the Been, Lord Northecliffe remarked, "the Americans a te a very, doclio people.” A H arsh critics of winter ginning to retract their »r« bd vUt«.l monts. ♦ all* The Wore we see pitttjret Hindcnburg Hie better'we hb/p^l nhing. :■ 1 < rfM * ■ IK i -1— »1—- • L I Most of our pipe ’dream, •{wonder whet-p ’ W? can a*, m atch?” « ¥ « ••• < •>"(* -------- ; One advantage the bos, tf,.., when In is too lazy to work h* J ! . think ho is thinking. THIS IS the happiest of coun­ tries, according to the Dean, and it is in no danger of revolution. He is right. A people that owns fifteen or twon',y millions of automobiles is not driving in re­ volution’s direction. Ire man was overcome by yM.| in Chicago, this being regards nl a sign of spring there. ' 1 THE STATE of Mississippi sues the Henry Ford Company, Ford dealers and banks, declaring the Ford enterprise a trust, accusing it of price fixing, cte. W hat would happen to the of­ ficials bringing the suit, if Henry Ford should say, "All right, gentle­ man. I am sorry to hurt your feel­ ing:. I shall not sell any more ears in Mississippi." Famous detective says wom« are poor investigators. \ye we doubt if he is married. Don’t worry about the future ofI radio*. Every infant has stltiel during its first few years. 1 writing The Prince of Wales U poetry, and poets seldom rtml bachelors for very long. The troubles of the world chiefly imaginary, but imagi ills arc the hardest to cure, THAT .SUIT against Ford will be applauded by "big business" that ordinarily would call an anti-trust suit as shameful as trying to hit an old Indy in the eye. But a suit against Ford is dif­ ferent. Big business doesn’t like him. Ho actually finances him­ self ami doesn’t give any deserv­ ing group of financiers u chance to reorganize him or name his board of directors. Cnn you imngine the surprise a Boston woman when a ju: found her husband perfectly s»a,*j Birds building their nests see happy. They don’t try to mi' them larger than they did year. A PARTY of prospectors look­ ing for gold soon to leave for Vanco'iver, on a trip to the northern •MIAMI IIKIIAI.lt part of British Columbia, will not jog slowly iloni* on donkeys. They The state legislature in to have not the anti-evolutlonista deceive | are going by airplane. Flying low me experienced for consideration a bill, introduced themselves. Such a law as they prospectors will spy out the land, bV Representative M ctaron of Su- J,f ,,v„lulion than ha, PVcr before descending at favorable ____ spots. [ 0,. Flying mu- wnnee and Philips of tavy, prohlb- taken place, and when that wider T. ........ hat’u ,.IUKi progress. chines above the earth and nub-liting the teaching of evolution in atudv is made the theory will be marines crawling along the bot­ any tax supported school. The more generally understood and tom of the oceans will find many legislature haa before it sufficient accepted. The alert young people mines and oil wells. constructive legislation to occupy in the high school wilt not calmly (11 its time without becoming in­ submit to being blindfolded. They JOHN I). ROCKEFELLER. Jr., volved in the bitter controversy will study evolution. If 4" ‘y do who distributes millions freely has which the proposed measure will not study it under the leade'ship of been elected a trustee of the Cath­ bring. A number of hill* have those who are sympathetic I" re­ edral of St. John the Divine, al­ been nresented which have wasted ligion, (iicy will study it from the though not an Episcopalian. some time, but which have been standpoint of hrthl materialism. Occasionally you find a needle simply silly. The anti-evolution They will develop a contempt for with un eye through which a rich bill will not only waste time, but the church, if the church is res­ v|j Uf UK[y la n g u a g e man can pass (iuite easily. if it is enacted, will place on the ponsible for the passage of the Only people with weak minds are unable to dose their Mr. Rockefeller moves that men statute hooks a law positively vic­ law. ponses to urn I refuse entrance to all things that are ugly. of all denominations be eligible ious. The legislature should let In an indirect way the adoption trustees. He thinks .that would it alone. of the proposed bill will be of ma­ Why countenance anything that is ugly? i f it is*|;ast, for­ ns imitate raising funds. ' The proposed bill, if enacted in­ terial assistance to those who are get it; If it is Present think of something pleasant and try nliThe motion should be changed to law. will lie deterimentnl to seeking to establish the truth of ) to crowd it out of your mind; if it is Futrua don’t contem- t„ r,.n,|( "Any man worth fifty idut-'iitionw 111"be" hampering to (.evolution. Most of the present ABOLISHING EVOLUTION Just a Fountain Pen and a Check Book These are the only two "tools" you need to pay your hill* in n safe and systematic manner. Why not carry your checking account nt this bank? F I R S T N A T I O N A L B ANK B t M ’O I i n . KI.,1. pinto it—everything we dread does not always come true, millions and up shall be eligible/’j■religion, will t<» rFlorida those who i I'ligion. w o t bring uru iK io i o r u m ithe n c oopposition p p o s i u m i is is ifrom r e m lo ose w o o know nn*i» I contempt of other states, will or- nothing of it, who have been led the Future is an uncertainty. 1 A ^convention ”r of w,,'H women Some people find beauty everywhere in nature; others t'n jn *n ,Tt n harrier in the pathway of by a few loud-spoken persona to progress. It can have no deslr- 1bolicvo that it is directly opposed find it nowhere. 1he ocean, the sunset, a storm are beau- Nll,i,„m| Association „f colored able effect. to ull religion, ami who sincerely As a matter of fnct such a law fear it on that account when they Then keep your glory for His feet, tilul to somr pcoplo, and to these people are brought joy and Women, complain of rnco dis­ happiness. The faculty to appreciate tilings that are beau­ crimination. They found them- will bo a practical dead-letter. The come to know tjiy truth they will Ye who are tempted with a tiful is a wonderful gifL I'eople, who cannot appreciate, are selvca crated apart from white governor <*f Tennessee in npprov- repudiate their would-be leaders, VgBMHHI■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HU whim — women nt a concert, ami 1100 negro tug a similar measure in that state : but in the meantime the state aN _ Which, wore v»u honest with your­ missing more than ludf their lives. singers on the programme refus­ frankly admitted that it could not Jwill have been made the butt of self Beauty oiul ugliiien.-* Miriuoiiii every mail. It is up to ed to appear. and would not be enforced. He nation-wide ridicule ami the state You’d know you did not learn of him which he chooses and which he ignores. declared, however, that it was de- will have done a thing morally Him. j twoSpeciaiBargains RACE DISCRIMINATION, un­ si ruble as a protest against a badd. because it will have adopted —II. McD., In Our Hope. fortunately is as old ns the differ­ theory "Which in his opinion was a law knowing it to be unenforcc-------- it-------ence in races. And it shows itself dostruefivu of religious ideals am i'able, Gelsvn got it, in the neck. even within the race. -------- o-------nf morality, He did not suggest The theory of evolution is not Certain classes of Chinese look what excuse there is for ethic opposed to religion, and it nneu Wonder where the local bonfire *~!down on *,;her classes. Southern will In* today. wooM permit the passage of , i)t. opposed mi that ground, ii can hardly be doubted that Britain and this country, she madci white aristocrats used to look tbst ---------n-------bill foredoomed to failure. The Almost nil the lending scientists Ambassador Houghton spoke fiv a sweeping gesture for pence, Idown upon New England nutmeg amost violent opposition of religion arc devout men of religion. They ' It lan't the fellow who throws mind of the nwrugc American, | Naturally Mr. Houghton’s speech vendors, and probably continue to 11 lots on Orange Avenue—sizes 50x1*15. is likelv to have an ethical stand- are not atheists. They do not bricks, but the fellow who lays tin* other dav la London, when he hn:t hem taken In Londun also a t :do no. ard higher than is indicated In the ,t.nch evolution as an atheistic doc1 2 them that builds a city, aid that genuine pence must In girding at France. The prevalent In tin* days of Spinoza, Portu­ ittitude of such un anti-evolution­ ---------o-------restored in Europe if American aid )*| inion in Britain is that France guese ami Spanish Jews would not ist ns the governor of Tennessee. trine. They interpret it in terms of religion. There are a few who Estimates for the defenso of itl t||u reconstruction of that bo­ i:. holding up the coming of pence associate with German Jews. The same ethics motivate those th® Hawaiian Islands reach $10.- ,|evllr<1 continent is to be contin- i n the continent of Europe by mnkThis writer has hear*! German who would adopt a hill which in are materialists, but Uiey arc not greatly influential if the church «0(),000, May be we bad better Hut it may very well be ing impossible demands for the Jews speak disparagingly of Rus­ 2 lots on Oak Avenue—one a corner lot. vert nature of the case m u st. brings about a prohibition i f the arbitrate. idoubted whether Mr. Houghton guarantee of her security. I’robn- sian, Polish and Rumanian Jew . the be • ineffective. * * * * , I . 1 teaching * ivi *** ik of ij * ' evolution. >"iiiiiuii, The l ill’ llitJBt. most ° ''spoke the American mind in the bly that opinion is held unite hon­ At. o i d * church for Negroes in it is assumed that a law can ■detrimental thing that the church A northern newspaper iw«k-- the sense in which Berlin jiat Intcrrup- estly by some of the British peo­ Washington some of the very black boIfenforceil in the universities anil ple, Bn tin evaluating its honesty nuesfion, "Are all men ta d s ? ' It ted his warning. According to its members protested ls*cause they the high schools forbidding the can do to the cause of religion will depends largely on whether they interpretation, Mr. Houghton was we should never forgut that the had to take seats in the rear, n- teaching of evolution that law will la* to undertake to stop legitim­ investigation of scientific doing something very much like traditional policy of Great Britain wnv from the light.nm lnttoes sit­ r.till he a dead-letter so far as any ate nie in the legi.diuoro or tint. th eories. -------- o--------rending the riot act to France, No j** to see that no continental power ting in front. practical effect is concerned, it Homo folks say we descended such thought surely its in the Amor should dominate Europe, For her Prejudice Is a part of human ig- will not touch the elementary Tin* proposed hill is an insult to | from moukics, but if they will just j lean mind, us|>eciully after that own safety Britain would prefer norunce. 'schools, where the sciences are not the fine group of nirn and women First St. Sanford, Fla. make it ascended instead, we wilt act of German defiance which was to see Germany grow strong, not taught, it will touch the high v.ho are the educational leaders perpetrated last Sunday week! merely becauce this would benefit stick with them to the limit. BEGINNING TODAY street car schools to only a limited extent. of the state, mid to rh.i line body when lllmlenburg was elected pre*-' trade, but heenuse it would help lines of New York will permit wo­ It will destroy the universities. in voung people whose* tin* s tu - J • z m s a a i a i u i i u a i H i i i a i i i i i s i i i i a i i i i i i f l i i i i i i i 111 't o offsvt the present French nu- men to smoke on open cars with Hut the law ennnot be enforced, neiitn in tho schools. It says by — Someone introduced a bill to ideal of the republic, have a likeness of General Grant I There was » time, during tin jpiemney on the continent. seats reserved for smokers. for all scientific study is based on inc'lication that these teachers carved alongside of General tae jd ay s of M. Poincare’1* premier..hip * It is certainly jti*l as well that 'I here is nothing surprising the hypothesis of evolution, not cannot he i iitru-tcil wi:‘, fin* ta:*k **■■■■«*■■■■■■■■■■■■■ III on Stone Mountain. Who is tlii.i of France, when the American pco- Europe should realize the nece i- about that. A politic opinion that Darwinism. The ignorance or the of guiding the minds and souls of man General Grant, anyway? i pie feared genuinely that France sity for putting Imr own house in allows women in private life and viriousneas of thoso who oppose the young people, unless they are -------o------wai falling into a militaristic at- order, and ii is well for Americans HO per cent on tho stage will not be |evolution is indicated by the cou- controlled by the regulation* of the Here's a man who has laid claim fiturlr* which would call for the to realize the undesirability of excileii about women so smoking j slant confusion of the two terms, legislature, amt that these young! to the world’s smoking champion- complete crushing of Germany, making large loans to Europe until on street cars. | Darwinism is simply one theory people cannot I n- entrusted to ex- * ship because he smokes twenty- But the French people, when giv- \ It is put In order. But it is a great _ --------Iof evolution. Evolution is the plore the universe in search of J| five cigars every ony. .Veil, Barn- en na opportunity, turned M. I'oin- pity, indeed, that the American YOU ARE told the new rule j principle that underlies practical- truth and must confine themselves u um fluid there was one born every care out of power nnd elected u ambassador to the Court of St. means cuunlity, and perhaps i t | | v nil science, and if it could be to such investigations a*, the kg*s- ■ .minute. Chamber of Deputies which Jam es's should have so phrased does. But there are two kinds of successfully prohibited all tho lature may permit. t, ------- o -------[brought to the premiership the pa bis first, public speech, on taking equality—one raises you up to n courses in science would bo elim­ These tenders have been pro> 3 It Is understood that t ’dtninis- tifle M Herrlot. The latter's re office, as to give encouragement higher level ns when slaves were inated from the universities. vided safe educational leadership a sioner Mayo is Blinking very Her- ginu* was marked by Prance’s nc to the organs of German nntion* set free or women permitted to Even if the teaching of evolut­ in the past. There is no reason " If Mr. vote. The other drngs you down ion is prevented in tho schools to iouxlv of allowing u recount of centnncc of the Geneva protocol nlisni ami militarism. assume that a crisis hns arisen " popul.itiun in Jacksonville and calling for the compulsory urhi- Houghton <liil not no,* what tho in­ muking you the equal of something that fact will not prevent it from which makes it impossible for them “ Tamna. Then how in the world is|in itio n of international disputes. evitable result of Ids s|«eech must below you. being taught in other ways, t a t to do su in the future. *" * he crolnt' to iiriiorn Sun ford’s claim France has a right to say that, in he, oven though he did not sped T hat’s fh,i ,n rt of (IHinlitv w**- * ft»r another enumeration? her acceptance of thin protocol,j flenity mention Franco, he i* poor men achieve when they are al­ even though it he uiuiacceptable to nmhn.mdorin! timber. lowed to smoke in public. Saturday evening Just us wo were They might also Is* allowed to TAMPA T ltlllllN K going to press something nlipiied chow tobacco, Perhaps that will and tore three teeth off imu of the be the next step. riia wheels. It took six (murs,tj> f 4V BY IRVIN S. COBB A full-page a<, appearing in cur- have tried shouting back, which is Rooms 501-502. l'honc 95 fix it and it wan eleven IdVto IniUbfj .MOHAMMED nnd Allah hiui rent numbers iff the high-hat maga­ worse, for no one can shout loud­ _______________________ h i ! 'j i i First National Hank Building. fJfroTthe papers were outt. Ye*. their chance to rule the world, hut zines offers this dubious advice to than a traffic cop excepting an­ 'im inline me into de membership Charles the Hammer, son of t’eptn, the fashionable niuturist: “When er Mi CyntptaB, wt lorn* u new pre-wyniyi j, other traffic cop. We have tried Saks Force:—Miss Rubu Williams, Miss Helen Ver felt iohrowhut irftla tid on rea­ in’ de rest 'of iki time dey wtir. fighting Frenchman of the seventh the hard-boiled traffic cop bawls the old actor's trick of pitching Dad« Gity is now boasting of ching his office at H;J() in th* 'omlurfing me into office." century, took it away from them. you out, be nonchalcnt—light a our voice under the cop’i. This Hoagc. "Ifln’t itra thcr unusual to con­ It won’t come hack. Frenchmen D— cigarct.” having the largest city in Florida, morning to find the fire in the is reputed to In* \,<r* effective, ft 9 ■■■**■■■■ ■■"■■■■■S9 3 S 3 a a iH iM a B a B a a a s B * iiaE S :!*"fl| ie* i suburb—.Sanford Merabi. Sure, grate uiikimiii-d **11*1 the floor un fer an office on n member fm- (if today fight «a well ns "The We have tried it. anil the fault is nothing uf the kind: it simpiv with Tampa only a little over un swept i.n.i the plr.ee generally In medialely after taking him in?" Hammer" did. And they have may _w _ __ moves the cop to lift his voice lie with our. __ air of_ ___ nonchnl"Nnw sub, dat's de stundin' rule brains enough to do their fighting anco or it may bo w» selected the an octave higher. We huve tried hour's drive and Jacksonville but | n tale of disorder. It was ncarfive and a half hours distant, the ly nine <»’cloek before Ike, his black ' in lint lodge—je»' soon ez you is from the nir, safe for them, hard wrong cop: At any rate, it doesn’t smiling blandly which infuriates 'niciated you gits a office.” largest city in Florida is bound to off in* lervant, appeared. o.o the human rabbits below them. work. We have tried other brands His Majesty, and have tried frown"Good Lord, Ike," said ^ Mr. j "What office did they confer lie our suburb, no m atter how the circum- , ing which moves him to GnrgantuO D Cii/m **on f tn o , .. , i of ........cigarets «------ in- the ' - same — -------controversy ta t ween them result*. Campbell petulantly. "W hat’s de-jupon you?" r KENi if l ICUOi S m Syria haw stance* but we suspect tin* coppers an rnjn?. Wo have registered hautallied you?" I "Imperial Supreme King." —Dade City Banner. been obliged to kill thirty-nine ami ,know it la a gesture of bravado, 1teur, indifference, anil slecn an.l "Mist' Campbell,” apologized j "W hat?" and “you must please, suh, 'scu.*'** no* j "B at’s whut dev calls it— —IniA reader of this puper about for being late di one time. 1 sort periitl Supreme King ,,f ,|e Uuni* of overslept myso’f. Do truth uf | verse. BERLIN’S REACTION I’llOVIllENCKNEWS For Quick Sale Only Price $3,000—Terms i j $2,300—Terms . I i Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc.; Two Lois CLOSE TO NEW HOTEL— Price $1,500.00 Each. THE ONLY WAY THAT WORKS MY FAVORITE STORIES to rn E. F. L A N E REALTOR �- Theodore Roosevelt school to be erected In eetlon ol thirty home* ing, hard-aurfoce roai •IdewaiL In Arcadia MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor TELEPHONE DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM IS RENDERED n m T T n n ____________ 1,1 U J J I X U U I SATURDAY BY THE CECIL!AM r r T m a a t r 'T h e Music Week program given Camp of Gyp by the Cecilian Club last Saturday Mai afternoon was well attended and Cloister ^clL much enjoyed. A short talk was p„n,„ > ! ..... Read JauniHt :McMullen, Doroth^Hainw! Waltzes *T ................ Schubert • ‘-aWnme G uthrie.............. , ’ Mary Elizabeth Toiar Field Day March .............. Russell Margaret Giles. M uttering Leaves.............. KoellinR 4 o’clock. •" • . H. C. McMullen. The piano selections were: Romance In F ................... Slbolins Mazurka ................. dachman. Velma Shipp Rebecca Stevens. Concert Polka.................... B artlett Judn Dance ....................... Dett . „ Dorothy Ray Pearl Robson. Magic Flute ...................... Mozart. Arpeggio W altz ............. Crawford Emmett Fox, William Morrison, M ary Alice Shipp Miss Winonnh McDaniel, of 1 Rionoke. Vn., to R. L. Hayes, of Sarasota. Miss Mary Morgan, of Orlando, to Arthur Newell, of Orlando. Miss Margaret Taylor, of Or* lando, to E. II. Rickey, of Orlando. Mr^. Mahlo Miller, of. Orlando, to A. T. Patton. of/Ortindo.-*- I Miss Mary Verdery, uUCaytbnn, to J. W. Taylor, of Jacksonville* ! Miss Marie Roobe, of Jfttkaon*' ville to C. A. Merwin, of Jackson­ ville. Miss. Erin Proctor, of ‘Tampa* to Scott. Coulbom, of Tampa. Miss Elizabeth Fisher, of Tam ­ pa, to J. C. t’lnre, of Tampa. Mrs. Kathryn Hodge, of St. Ptersburg, to F. A. Vance of Louisville, Ky. • Miss Bernice Austin of Jack­ sonville to Scott Williams of Jack­ sonville. Your Best Energy Builder Primary School Honor Roll Club D epartm ent Will Legion Auxiliary To Celebrate Anniversary Hold An Important Of Wednesday Club Meeting on Saturday First Grade—Clifford Baker, M argaret Bennett, Elizabeth Cam­ eron. Catharine Carter, Josephine Cheek, Mildred Garlick, Cleo Lee, Miverne Loftln, Juanita Smith, Marge ret Reitz, Bobby MnrThe Wednesday club was organ­ The Americun Legion auxiliary lowe. Jack Morrison, A. E. Raized May HI, 189-1 and the Char­ te r members who are in the city will meet Saturday nfternoon, burn, George Saucer, Clyde Walden, Charlotte Becstrom, Anna, and others who were members later Jane Gantt, Mary Willie Glidewill be the guests of the club. A well, Ruth Mcisch, d u r a Meisch, fine program has been arranged Louise Pnckard, M argaret Dick­ and it will be interesting to note son, Alen Cook, Euphalia Htnnthat some of the members are now lon, Herbert StoothotT, 1„ E. Tew, members of the Literature Depart­ Ollie Mae Beatright, Ola linnson, ment. A small admission will be Leroy Bledsoe, Harold Collins, Wy­ asked and it is hoped that there man Harvard, Roy Hershowitz, Urwill be a large attendance. ban May, L. P. McCuller, TalThu following delightfully unmadgo Metis, Francis Rnumillat, UHual invitation has been issued: Elwin Squires, Robert Wilson, Ju st thirty years ago Johnny Wynn, Lillie Mae Abbott, In the fair month of May Fannie Riggers, Anna IJrown, Caro­ The infant Wednesday Club line Hill, Virginia Merriweather, First saw the light of day. Hockey, Eunice Tyler, Mary Went, Mnrtha McDonald, Doris Adelaide Forerunner of the rest, Evelyn Wilkinson, Mnry Alice Wil­ A sturdy pioneer, liams. it gladly gave its best Second Grade—Dorothy Gnrrctt, Throughout each passing year. Marian Haynes, Eleanor Hickson, Louise Merriweather, Julia Bell Merged in the larger whole, McClelland. Klin Rioye, Lucille One sister among four, Sellars, Margaret Squires, ClnrIt works with heart and soul encc Collins, Bert Hickson, W at­ As it has worked before. son Shannon. John H. Talbot, Wil­ a Fern Ward will entertain On this Thirteenth cf May— Of particular interest in Sanford liam Vililen, Betty Wbeeless, Kolots Ton Bridge Club at her will he the announcement which Be sure to mark the date— cn Seventh Street honoring We urge you each to come appeared In the Times-Union of Sirita hake a June brideSunday of the marriage of Miss And help us celebrate. Bernice Austin to Scott Stovnil Williams. Mrs. Williams ns t, C. P. Smith will entertain And since on n birthday Miss Bernice Austin was n resi­ rkome on Magnolia Avenue. Presents give no offense, dent of Sanford for many yearn Drop in the birthday box Friday. Your gift of thirty cents. ___ ami was a member of the gradu­ ating class of 1921 from the San­ rtGuorfc \V. Knight will cnford High School. s with the third of a series The announcement appeared ns . sanies at her home on follows: lEa Avenue. Mrs. Ida Austin ingular social meeting of announces the marriage of her fwian's Christian Tcmpcrdaughter. Csim will be held in the Third Grade — Mary George, C. N. Williams left Monday for Lessie Bernice, Ijterun Church a t 3:30 Dorothy Carter, Evelyn Porter, Fort Valley, Ga. to Florrie Duncan. Dorothy Monger, Scott Stu\ul Williums, Clay Williams, Hurry Bower, Miss Mary Shelton of DeLand, Thursday, April HI, 1925 Charles Britt, Braxton Perkins, * Saturday. spent Sunday with friends in San­ Jacksonville, Florida. i Jury Hour will be held a t ford. Mr. and Mrs, Williams are pleas­ Hurnid Hamil, Katharine Johnson, library at 10 o’clock, antly located a t 1125 Enst Adams Grace Huggins, Alice Harvey, Ha­ t Ending Club will meet «*, Joe Hamilton, of Lakeland, spent Street, where they are receiving zel Harvey, Gertrude Porter, Vir­ ginia Weckiey, Nancy White, Nora library at 10 o’clock, Sunday the guest of friends in San­ their friends. Powell, Lois West. Guy Allen, Boh i American Legion Auxiliary ford. Clements, Richard Dens. Melvin at the Legion Home a t Mrs. J. IT. Lee and Mrs. T. W. Taylor. Martha Bishop, Georgena d«k. Mrs. L. i*. Chittenden H art, Marion Lundquist, Dorothy fr* J, C. R-n-nn will hr ho*. Lawton, of Oviedo, spent Saturday Murshull, Mnry Nicklc, Kloiso in Sanford. Winn, Mnllcy Fitzpatrick. Miss Ruha Williams came from Fourth Grade—Gilbert Duncan, SPECIAL NOTICE Literature Department of Hustings Saturday to spend the Miss Charlotte Arnau, of Jack­ Donald (.undress, («. P. Sharp, Ver­ sm»n’s Club will entertain week-end a t home. sonville, to C, J. W nrrincr, Jr., of na Bandy, Helen Colbert, Lillian Douglass, Beatrice Hickson, Glad­ laesday„ nfternoon, a --- -- - ----- , ngiving ....... n — Miami. McMillen, of Cocoa, w ys Henderson, Katharine dowers, program celebrating the nn- theJames Miss Sarita Lake, of Sanford to guest <>f Mr. and Mrs. W. Mi Lottie l.cc, Edna Mae Lamb. Kath fary of the old Wednesday M. II. Hutton, of Snnfurd. ton Thigpen for the week-end k oat of which the Literature Miss Mary Phillips, of Winter urine Morrison, Adelaide Itichter, Mary Elizabeth Tolar, Samuel fitment was organized. Miss Katherine Teague spent the Garden, to E. M. Turner, of Win­ Knight, Nell Aly, M argaret Da* Garden. week-end in Sanford with Miss Mil­ terMiss Lucy I.upfcr, of Kissim­ in Martha Brown left Satur- dred Simmons and Miss Edith Tea­ mee. to C. A. Crisp, of Davenport. iij|ht for Philadelphia where gue. Miss Frances Kennedy, of Tam­ will attend the graduation of pa. to Hollis Pemberton, of Tamlister, Miss Kate Brown from Curtis Barber left Sunday for Xiirses' Training Hospital. Haines City where he will be lo­ Mis, Orroll McLeod, of Tam­ cated for u short while before go­ pa. to Ira Williams, of Tampa. « know a mummy’s hud no ing north. Miss Nellie Cubbcdge, of Chiphr the last 3000 years, but the ley. to George Carter, of Orlando. u»T in the Senior play ccrtJudge and Mrs. W. E. White an­ Miss Pauline Mitchell, of Or­ I hu -ome fun miexd in with nounce the birth of a son. May HI. trouble -. May 13-11 Senior He has been named Weyland E. lando. to R. G. Summers, of Or­ lando. White, Jr. Miss Addie Welsh, of Jackson­ ville. to J. E. Crosby, of Jackson­ rt Pal-n Beach—Local wutci Mr. nnd Mrs. 1). P. Cobh were kntu be improved and extend called to Live Oak Sunday by the ville. Miss Flora Davis, of Little Riv­ Btnst of *250.000. death of Mrs. Cobb's sister, Miss er, to B. Cisky, of Ix?eshurg. Elizabeth McDaniel. Miss Leola .Mae King of Sanford, | to J . Paul Edmunds, of De Land. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Loftier nnd Miss Minola Bryant, of Bowling daughter, Miss Cornelia Leffler of i Green, to A. McKown, of Booth* Miami spent Saturday in Sanford j bay Harbor, Me. Iwith relatives and friends. Miss Lola Duval, of ncksonville, ranut Specials to II. D. Graham, of Jacksonville. Judge Max Issues has returned Miss May Aldrich, of Jackson­ i* nitrrTi.r, • I 'l a p is to Sanford from New York City. ville. to J. A. Moore, of Juckson'■Ml III I 'U I M Judge Issues has recently acquir­ r-tu r ’riai s tM i' ed tmbstantinl interests in Sanford. Weddings Lit.- fr.'dt Unity Miss Natalie Peters, of Jack Mrs'. It. J. [lolly, Miss Mae Hol­ ville, to H. D. Mobley, of Jack ly, Miss Mildred Holly. It. J. Holly, vilio. Jr., and Master Jack Holly return­ Miss Anna Hausman, of J DELAND, May ,11.—Application ed Sunday front Clearwater where sonville, to W. A. Brcdow, for a charter of chapter member­ they were the guests of relatives. Jacksonville. ship has been mudo to be national Mrs. H. M. Jenkins, of J headquarters of the Iznuk Walton Miss Sarita Lake, Paul Lake nnd I sonville, to R. G. Hatfield, I untrue of America by a number . i r / v v - y v v -h-h4*■J’*h"t*4 of sportsmen of the city. Enough Chicago. Miss Mamie Woodward. signatures pledging taking of in­ ounciiiftTho Opening Barnwell. S. C. to T. W. D dividual membership have been se­ of u »- . cond, it wus stated, and those Jacksonville. Miss Augusta Wadsworth, fostering the foundation movement Macon, Gii.j. to J. F. Morton expect th at the charter will be dacksor.vtUe. grunted within u short tlntc. -------- -t-J -h — i i ___ Where do y«Wi wflnt t^ g<j[on your honeymoon? Thu'hotels a t Niag­ ara never buy rice. They sweep [it up. Senior Play. May Ll-il. 1*1 — u - tin district at coat of - -- - P e r so n a ls To avoid being always tired and “loggy’:—eat bread of proven quality. All breads look good, but there is much dif­ ference. Merita is evenly balanced, rich innutrition and*easily digested. That’s why it builds good, healthful energy. Ask for “Merita.” Two sizes, 10c and ISc. FRESH DAILY FROM GROCERS M A D E BY T H E A M E R IC A N B A K ER IE S CO. Is so located that it is ideal for a homesite It is priced so low that a profit awaits all lot owners in resales. W H E N Y O U W IS H T O S E N D A R E M IT T A N C E PROFIT! to any part of the United States nr abroad, rome in nnd get u draft of us. It is Safe, Eronomiral nnd Convenient. When you tra ­ vel, carry our Traveler’s Checks, und you will have no risk of loss. :minnie([[oimnj jj)ai Sanford,Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS ic> tul V NEW LINGERIE CLOTHES 15 light shades dimity and cotton Jerseys, 36 inches wide. Stale Weddings And Engagements Summer Class beginners THE BEST Automatic Windshield \\ Long Cloth and Nainsook 116 inches wide extra fine quality. ___ 25c yard NAINSOOK 36 to 89 inch, soft finished nainsook white and flesh, NEW SUMMER SHADES IN SILK HOSIERY Fullfashion, pure thread silk in all the new light colors $1.50 All sizes. $1.00 Pheonix Hose Heavy silk in 15 necl shades. Also “Bobbed Hose in all the new colors for R aalte Full Fashion Pure Thread Silk Hose In all the new shades for Children’s Silk Socks 'V \ leigth pure thread silk in all light shades, pink, blue, yellow, green Phoenix 3-4 Socks Fancy ahd plain colored tops length, heavy rib.« Light and 3 • 85c Pair Cleaners $3.50 P arking Lights Rates M.P.W. W hiteh u rst Special - $ 1 .1 0 p on Thursday and S at­ urday . . . * Saflutuil B ank B ldg. ' ft 1*1 -- PIETRO D’A,i “Vernj llolur lor play, May 1 * 311 East. Second Sjk and H13 Sanford the Y ow ell Co N IK K IH U IS lIim M H IU R U IIfH m pa q H n i i M a H m i l i i u M i a a M H m ri *i■'i i u■it/AI i i i It> u 1iHi m #itj �ih v ^T.'-O t .rfcfc v Sfcr~ f ’ 8/ m — —------------------ w s g ia a g a g s . p iic jirin ia i* ca vG niCp »p InraW ' ers yesterday ? *pitching 2 M (orJ S I.htr S "? and Detroit belaying j WodrufT, „e J 1°“ w on TAMPA SMOKERS DEFEAT SANFORD BY SCORE 13 TO 0 How They Stand FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE TV. L. Pet. St. P e te rs b u rg ......... 15 6 .714 LakelAnd ......... 10 11 .476 <435 .301 Wright LEAGUE LEADERS SHUT OUT 4 TO 0 BY LAKELANDERS E . Cincinnati . .. . ./ 10 9 Chicago . . .. 10 9 B ro o k ly n ............ 11 10 Philadelphia........ . ..1 0 11 Boston .. 9 11 St. Louis ........ . 8 12 P itts b u r g h ......... .. 7 11 1 o rd ered TH'S t • MORNING ? J FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE None scheduled. J>26 .526 .524 .476 .450 .400 .389 AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 8; Chicago 10. New York 13; St. Louis 1. Boston 5; Detroit 13. Clevelund-Philudelphia, postponed, rain. S oul'llK R N ASSOCIATION Memphis 1; Little Rock 11. New Orlenns-Chattanooga, rain. .Mobile-N’nshville, rain. Florida’s marketable crop pro­ duction in 1924 valued at $90,000,000. mem for 15 hits, smashed out a !•* was not in his usual form them 2. Passed ball*. Swopej 3^t* to 5 victory. Three Boston errors pounded heavily, the Mayo and Grier. J Ln also> figured ■ in scoring, Kcv-lC|uding ■■ the me »tvri"». iciuuiuk in th e ir hits -r n , num i,n„.. Score by innings: c„ three bases were mad" during two baggers. The local nine howSanford . . . . . . . . oi)0 too , the game, which was played under i ever, made a number oi p - -y Orlando 1leaden skies th at added to the ef- fje|,j plays, which gave trui erowp • • BM) 0520 00-L Washington Makes Seven fectiveness of Stone’s fast ball. __ many thrills. F ort Pierce — New Score by inning: R. H. E. «vhirurd, left field for the CelT allies In Sixth, But White Boston .. 010 100 0 3 0 - 5 12 3 or;..fed* wnH the star of the lo- bridge across Indian rh tr Sox Even Up In 'Seventh Detroit 731 001 lOx—13 15 0 > when h„ n,ade a sensutional pie ted nnd opened to traff*. nnd Eighth Frames Sunday Batteries — Kallis, Ruffing. ; , cutch in the first inning: Sucey, Zahmser, Ross nnd Stokes re. CHICAGO,. 7*iay II.—Johnny and Heving. Stoner and Bassler. ,»B. R. IL PO. A. E. SANFORD Mostil'b home rur^ drive ^ir.to thy 3 o oao R / i <m>er, 3b. :. LOUIS, M aym tl>^FiV v 4 l U J .0 0 left field blracn#r* Hvilh a runner unable to |}iggln*. ~ Brown pitchers were 4 o i•(# on base broke u p .a twelve inning stop the Yankees 3 0 0 7 10 FLORIDA STATE *3 game yesterday and gave Chicago day’s game, 13 4. ^0 1 O 4< 1 w kelaiid a t SjknT6raT 1 ankees' uuu held it ....... 3 0 I 3 0 0 St. Petersburg at Tampa loimccn .u ten to eight victory over Wash- early lead the Y Ingt on. The world's champions throughout the contest, collecting bcnirnra, 4 0 0 5 0 11 . 1--------, went on n batting rampage in the three home runs by Pipp, Meusel Wilson,1 cf. 0 0, n atio n a l . LEAGDE iru nat* I)-...*_ *■' j! sixth inning, driving Faber off the and Paschal. 0 0 Chicago Boston. Score by inning: R. IL P*. Russell, c. hill and with the aid of Connally’s wildness scored seven runs. The New York .. 304 102 021—13 19 1 „ 31 1 •J 27 . 000 100 000— 1 9 1 Totals .. locals plugged along and tied the St. Louis AB. R. !! PO ORLANDO , v AMERICAN LEAGUE count in the eighth when Gregg 1 New York at St. Louis. .. 3 1 1 7 ). .. stepped in and checked the rally. •i A Boston at Detroit. 1 •• .. 1 0 0 Gregg weakened toward the finish. 1 •i 1 .. 4 Philadelphia at Cleveland Seth, cf . . Lyons pitched great ball when he 1 0 W ashington at Chicago. Railsback, 83. .. 5 •1» ■ went to the hill. i 1 .. 5 Tinker, 2b. Score by innings: R. H. E. Iloefler, 31)'• •• ’.. 4 2 •i 4 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Wash’t. 100 007 000 000— 8 13 2 .. 5 0 1 0 A tlanta at Birmingham, Gentile, rl. Chicago 200 200 220 002—10 15 2 Stansbury if’.’.... 4 1 1 0 u Nashville a t Chattanooga Batterich — Ruther, Marbcrry, 0 j Little Rock nt Mobile. .. 3 2 1 12 Swope, c. Sanford High School was de­ Gregg nnd Ruel; Faber, Connolly, 01 Memphis nt New Orleans. .. 5 0 1 0 Lyon* nnd Schalf, Crouse Bisehoff. feated in its Inst game of the sea- i Ellett, p. Todays Games Local High School Baseball Team Is Beaten By Orlando BENTLEY PITCHES HIS 4TH STRAIGHT WIN FOR GIANTS MOM’N POP OLGA - HAVJE THE Yesterday’s Results ’•But**” Fry I’nWed Too PuzNATIONAL ^ . piling For SaintK Who Were Cincinnati 8; Brooklyn 9, (twelve Able to Get Only Two Hits innings.) W. L. Pet, St. Louis .*!; New York 8. In Saturday’** Fowl Game Only i t n .700 two scheduled. ST. PETERSBURG, Moy IL— "Bugs" Ery shut out the league loading Saints here Saturday a f­ ternoon, Lakeland winning 4 to 0. The Blockmen were set down with two hits, both doubles not n man reaching third base. Ery likewise AMERICAN LEAGUE led the batting nttnek of the High­ W. L. Pet. landers with a single, a triple and Philadelphia . .. 14 5 .737 a sacrifice In three trips to the Washington . . 13 7 .650 plate. Cleveland 12 7 .632 Brower, on the mound for St. Chicago .609 Petersburg allowed only seveg Kt. Louis 10 14 .417 safeties but two triples nnd u New York 7 12 .369 homo run spelled defeat. The lone 8 10 .333 error made by Allen was responsi­ Detroit Boston .300 ble for one run. Ery did not is­ sue a base on balls nnd did not SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION strike out n man. Only 29 men W. L. Pet. faced him in the nine innings. A tla n ta ............... .577 Brower hit a double with two out Nashville ....... it n .560 in the third but wns retired when Now Orleans .. . .. . 13 12 .520 Allen popped t>uL Allen came C hattanooga....... . 14 13 .519 up in the ninth with two gone and Memphis .. . 14 14 .500 slid one over the firs t bnse bag for Birmingham .480 ]another two base clout but Shan­ .. .. IS 13 •48” Little Rink 12 14 .462 non flied out to Surufce. M obile................. .. .. 10 16 .385 Eighteen batters flied out in the game, nine of them in succession in the last out of the third, the fourth and fifth nnd the first two outs of the sixth. Welch was hit by Brower in the Recond inning nnd stole second MeQuo hit n home run to deep centerfield scoring Welch ahead of him. The next Lakeland tnlly came in the fifth when Ery tripled to left and Allen let Buckley's New York Taken Third Game center grounder go through his legs. Of Serien From Cardinaln Many remarkable fielding plays By H-.’I Score; Kelly IliLs by both clubs speeded up the game Homer With One on Base Brown grabbed Dumas’ fly in one hand after a long chase in the NEW YORK. Mny II.—The New first play of the game. In the York Giants won the third game third inning, witli a man on sec­ ond. Welch misjudged Allen's long of the series from St. Louis yester­ fly but recovered to make n suc­ day by the score of h to .1. Jack cessful catch his bu rr right over Bentley pitched his fourth straight hissliouldcr. Buckley nnd Dumas victory. Kelley hit a home run made many sparkling plays in the with Young on base in the third in­ infield which robbed the Saints of ning. what might have been hitH. Score by innings: The Box Score. St. Louis 020 001 000—3—11—3 LAKELAND All R II PO A New York 004 000 40x—8— 14—1 Dumas, 3h. .. 3 u 1 0 •> Batteries: liny, llallihnn and Buckley, ss. .. .. 4 0 0 4 4 Gonniea; Benttley and Gowdy. Sill fare. rf. . 4 0 0 4 n Brazier, cf. 4 0 l 4 il BROOKLYN DEFEATS REDS .. 4 l l 6 0 Welch, If. BROOKLYN. May 11.—Brooklyn Mctjue, 2b. .. 1 l 1 0 0 36 n 8 24 8 •1 defeated the Cincinnati Reds yes­ Gross, lh. Total* J .. 0 (1 0 4 0 TAMPA All . R. IL PO A. e“. terday 9 to 8 In tint 12th inning P. Doyle, lb-2 b. 4 O 0 5 •1 Knead, 2b........ .. 8 2 2 2 3 0 when three runs were scored on a Bryant, c........ .. 4 1 1 0 0 Jcnxmcr, lb. .. 5 2 1 6 0 •) p air of doubles nnd two singles Ery, p............ 2 l •I 0 1 Hunt, xx........ .. 3 2 2 1 4 0 with two bases on bulls. Allen, cf, .. „ 1) 2 l .0 Thu .Reds knocked Osborne out Totals .. _ . 30 4 1 27 9 Lee, rf. : . 7 1 1 .1 ii fit of flu- box mid overcame ii six run KT. PETE AH. R. II. PO. A. * n 0 lend in the eighth nnd forged Allen, ns. Welk, 3b. . 4 1 0 *O 4 0 1 0 •» Extradit, If. .... .4 1 3 1 0 (I nhend by two runs in the 12th Slum non, If. 4 0 0 3 1) 4 ■> 2 11 1 (1 when Roush hit u home run with Edwards, rf. .. 3 0 0 1 1 Hugginn, c. Peterson, p. _ .. 3 <2 2 0 1 0 Pinelli on base. Messner, 2b. .. .. 3 0 0 6 3 Lutpie, Red pitcher was remov­ Brown, If . .. .. 3 II 0 •> O •I T o ta ls ........ 35 13 15 27 9 it ed from the game in the fifth in­ Ilnrnes, lb. .. .. 3 0 0 8 0 Score by inning*: ning when he threw n but a t Os- S. Doyle, 3b. . .. 3 II 0 «, 1 Snnfrrd 000 000 000— 0 hnm-po nf*?r being hit by a pitch­ P •» II n 5 5 r Tumpu 311 221 03x—13 ed ball. Brower, p. 3 I) 1 0 1 Summary: Two base hits, Lee, Score by innings: 1 0 0 II 0 Dickey, x. . Snead. Three base hits, Huggins, Cin 000 000 330 002—8— I I—I Peterson. Sacrifices, Ino, Peterson B’lyn 030 210 000 003—0— 14—0| Totuln 29 0 •> 27 12 Snead, Hunt. Double Dean . . . . plays, . . . , Butteries: Benton, Rixey, l.inpie,! x Rutted foi Hesse i n •th. to Walzuk; Hunt to Snead to .less-1Sheehan, Hiomillcr and Wlngo; OsScore by innings: mer. Left on bases Sanford 12; •borne, Green and Hargraves. Lakeland 020 010 100— I Tunipa 5. Base on balls, off Pe­ St. Petersburg 000 000 000 0 terson 3; AI verson J; Walsh 2. Federal reports up to April 9 Summary: Two base hits, Brow­ Hits off Alverson 8 in I innings; showed excellent cotton planting er, Allen. 'Hire chase hits Ery, off Walsh 7 in 4 innings. Struck conditions through most of tic llryan. Home run, McQue. Stolen out by Peterson 10; Alverson 2. South. Planting was continuing base, Welch (2). Sacrifices, Ery balls, Huggins, Abell ,Passed , ,, (2). **• California and Arizona, with an ami Dumns, Double plays Allen, loosing pitcher, Alverson. Umpire increased acreage inn ight. Messner and Barnes. Left on Ware, rime of game 2:0.>, . buses. Lakeland 4; St. Petersburg Belleglnde—Brown & Company 12. Base on balls off Brower 2. West Palm Beach—At least five of Portland, Me., starts develop- Struck out, by Brower 5. a. Hit by new hotels to !>u erected here with­ ment of 70,000-acre tract near I pitcher, Welch. Umpire, Ross in next six months. Hillsboro cnnnl. (and Plch. Time 1:35. TAMPA. M jjT.ll .—The Tampa fourth straight 8 moker* wan n< fam e Saturd. Saturday. afternoon when they smothered the Sanford Celery Feds under n 13 to 0 score. Peterson, on the mound for Tam, was invincible throughout and nford managed to get only two men past second and only four past first. Pete made ten San­ ford batters whiff the air und none of the eight hits record'd ogainst him Went fur extra bases. Mont of them were infield rollers. AIverson took the mound for Sanford and lasted the first four innings when he gave way to Walsh after giving up eight hits and having seven runs scored on him. Walsh fared little better, giving up seven hits and six runs. The only threat that Sanford mnde was in the eighth when they filled the bases and failed to score. Walrak, Thompson nnd Abell singV'l in succession but Carter forced Walzak at the plate. Stam ak fouled out to Weik who made a sensational catch off the fence and Frishlc swung at three. Tnmnn fulled to «rnre in on? in­ ning only, the seventh. Every man on the Smoker teum hit safe­ ly a t least once with Estrada lead­ ing with three singles. Lee hit safely in his sixteenth game when he doubled in the fifth. Peterson got n freak triple in the eighth when he sent a high fly into short right. Dean, Thompson und Cur­ ley all went after it and let it drop between them. The bull rolled into right field and the three players stood looking at each other until the runner had reached third. It should hardly huvn gone fur a single. Four sacrifice flies helped Tampn in the scoring. The Box cirnrr. SANFORD AU. R. If. PO. A. E. Curley, rf, .. .. .. 5 0 1 3 0 0 Dean, 2b. . .. .. 3 0 0 4 2 0 Walzak, lb. 5 0 1 6 0 1 Thompnon, cf. _ 4 0 1 1 0 0 Abell, c. .. _ .. 4 n 3 3 1 0 Carter, If. .: .. .. 4 n 1 4 0 0 Stanzuk, 3!i. .. _ 3 n 0 2 0 1 Frlnbie, »*.- .. .. 4 0 it 1 4 0 Alvernnn, p. » .. 2 0 1 0 1 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 Welsh, p........ GROCERIES BEEN DEUUEREO that IN TWELFTH WINS TILT FOR CHICAGO ®!SKSd".”.*' tt'T ’[ ' ]J Peterson’s 'iMtfctftt# Responsible for 4th Straight Loss by CaTter’sCelery-T’edS u: MM Who Stilt Are Fighting Jln^ VNow York . . Totals .. . .. .. 39 IodT I ^ BY TAYLOR SASMUM-BOT THEV SAN MADE A MICTTARE ON THE ORANGES-WOO ORDERED A DOZEN AN' THERE WA5 , ONLV TEN - f NES BOT TH6 W DIDN'T VOCGET T o CHARGE A DOZEN *XO M E — J U S T VM 'T TH A L (SET T *A T CLEG * ON T H E P H 3N G ITII th e sig n in g o f th e Act o f Incorporation, Coral C aliles becom es a C ity. T he estab lish ­ m en t o f th is new order m arks not only a n ota­ ble m ileston e in th e progress and grow th o f Coral G ables, but also th e culm ination o f long and carefu lly worked out plans for the b et­ term ent o f th e suburb. No city in Florida, perhaps none in the South, very few in this entire country, have made an entry into political life under such unusual auspices as Coral Cables enjoys. It commands now—at its beginning—the things which charac­ terize cities of power and influence. It has its own bank and postoffice, trolley lira*, business and industrial sections and fine residential districts. Coml Cables has been conceived and developed into a city along most exceptional lines. It has been the remarkable achievement of one man. It has been beautified along a uuilied plan nnd scheme. And it is only because this has been the case that Coral Cables is today America’s most beautiful suburb. That the work will be continued along tb.o name harmonious lines ir. future—nnd th at here will be found beyond all question or doubt America’s finest city— the present incorporation insures. When our great work is completed—when the program of fur­ ther beautification is assured—then Coral Cables will real­ ize what has been its first and fondest ambition, and become a part ol Miami, giving the fullness of its matured beauty and strength to make greater and better the Mi/'flM of the future. L e t its ta k e y o u to M ia m i a n d C o r a l G ables w ith n o cost or o b lig a tio n to y o u . O ur D e l u x e H ig h w u y P u llm a n C oaches le a v e each w e e k fo r Coral G ables, making a d e l ig h tf u l s ig h t-s e e in g to u r .u lo n g th e In d ia n R iv e r a n d B is c a y n e B a y p a ssin g th ro u g h P a lm B e a c h , F t. L a u d e r d a le a n d th e m a n y p o in ts o f in te r e s t in M ia m i. T r a n sp o r ta tio n is fr e e . F o r fu l l p a r tic u la r s a n d to m a k e r e n o v a tio n ca ll a t th e lo c a l C oral G ables o ffic e . CORAL GABLES J BUT MUM-lT ISN'T [ The GROCERY CLERKS E FAULT 'THAT TH£- , 1 OCAN6ES ARE J T h e n moo Ta l k e d t o HIM ABOUT . IT ? > MAS'M - HE SAID HE HAD T'THROW TWO OFTVIEM. AWAW BECAUSE THeM / y . \jOCR£ BAD ------ 4 0 M B e s o f V a t e r F r o n t s S. W. BRADFORD, Milane Theati (Insert Local Coral Gables Office Address Her#-) A y~%m w * — S . \ l » L i' �TIlM siftto R D fftiRAL'f), P f* m PAGE .................................................... Read E very Classified Advertisement on This Page P R O F IT PO R I—^era^ Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business A ctivities of Importance Classified Directory AD. r a t e s '■■iron* ' 0,“ [■H edlsfrlf fo r _ lOe ■ lin e ... Ht n line flr ii lino ...4t n line :»D. 'double above j Jffj r»tM are for conlength £**(£»,«• for first It res tric te d ^(Unification. to |s made The S a n ‘ *i> will be re s p o n sib le K L . incorrect In s e rtio n . 2,rti»»r for s u b s e q u e n t j"” The office should be Junmedlately ln cn*a of M inVEflTMIUtS i representative t h o r ■fimlllir with rotes, r u l e s S p rtilo n . will g iv e y o u „ information. And ir Sh. they will a s s is t y o u E - , 0ur w an t ad. to n » r e effective. L,BTt>T SOTICB Z L „ , should give t h e i r O KSlofflce a d d r e s s ns . tlalr phone number If ujirs results. A b o ut o n e i* jour »udress. n i l l i i o r t Ml'ST k* ■ fer«ss el The S sn rriltl sltlre nr hy le tTrlfShiiBe ill.ri**tln- ar, net Tslld. Service m Prompt. E fficient. THIS LVESS DIRECTORY inH in *i*vp w itto* rn « r ,1 i t , p t o p l r o f S n n f n n l rntrr, in nflrvi needed. || ill, tut when nilr sp e,n!r, la required.1 I t la i,7 ilphahctlraltr tot M frslrart. ' / SHOE REPAIRING HOPKIN’S ELECTRIC S H O F SHOP—We turn out neat work, with quick service and we use the best materials. LVG — MttUigraphing, ud mailing— you -when you want it. n. II. E. Porch, First Bank Bldg. IE AND MOTOR RE WINDING. Advertising Building Material JOHN E. FOX NEW LUMBER YARD Cypress anti Pine Framing Sheathing Sitlintr Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Hrick Lime Plaster White Hock Plaster Hoard Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Frames and Screens Made to Order 'MOBILES FOR RENT U1EEL Car. Drive it itl. 0*k and Second St. for h ir e 1 Meets nil trains. Hturafer. Phone 551 ami 63-W CAFE By Williams The Price Is Right SANFORD SOUTHI.AND IM1NT Tha Paint That Saves You Money. Manufactured by ns your Phone. ELECTKICAI R b e m n n - I .ln ils lrr P a in * !’*»• Mold by UI.Ei i Ric CO. ' f *Ui l l on & Platt :lu. Everything clechone 422. Elcctraglth LOSSING PAINT COMPANT >13 MnKnulln Ave. Phone 2ia FI ton J. Moughton ARCHITECT Cs. STATION, e . T i r e s , Accesso- THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want nd medium in Daytona (Fn.) One cent a word nn insertion. Minimum 25c, ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johns County Is reached through the St. Augustine Evening Record. Quick result*. Two rents per word. Sample copy on request. nw Me. oc t s r w o S tts s*c*«o> Oo im ig gtal. mon ^ c s WNN — *2gX cOoAm Sh ct/hd (UntCtKvn 'ptlud; -CscL MuiJi tO dtAtXafcnd . UnihCttT ^W>to7 \ CJV»W —, XU/Jbirf - d a a i/ltw - 6 A/W- f l f wouT WORK l*y -tUft ARKSl DO . MOO R6UZEL VJ2 O N dor out pRw'jrt. '*4 c u n siTorSN ? v j e O i r e t "TfiRowM*Our K/LU APMH OUtN I k ' j A u w t TUPn". / TAMPA, FLORIDA—T j Times, the great b rate lH c per word, charge 25c cn«h with «i for complete rate card. WEST VntntNtA—ClnrksburK. Clnrksburtz Kxponcnt. mori Ini'ltulinie Sunday, rrtorttlnr I" 1 cont per w*rd. minimum He. PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho scene c? stupendous development* Read about it In the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. It ACRES & LAKESIDE GROVE On Improved ltd.. Edge Town Section fast developing, few step* heart of busy town, desirable lake frontage, goes I 5-room bun­ galow, big shaded porch, barn garage and poultry house; !' 1-2 acres for money-making crops, all fenced; 30 orange trees, 40 peach­ es, tnrjtcrinos, lemons. Bright fu­ llin' hero and big bargain pt $3,non.00 only 1-3 cash. Herman CorriiiNon, 101 First National Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. In just a few day—quicker than you ever dreamt of—these wonder­ ful flesh making ranking tablets cnlled McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will start to help any weak, thin, undernourished little one. After sickness nnd where Tick­ ets nre suspected they arc especi­ ally valuable. No need to give them any more nasty Cod Liver Oil—these tablets nre made to take the nlace of th at good but evil smelling, stomach upsetting medicine and they surely do it. They do put on flesh. Ask Bower Pharmacy. Union Pharmacy or any dniggist for McCoy's Cod Liver OH Compound Tablets—ns easy to take as candy and not nt all cx|>ensive—00 tab­ lets 00 cents. Be sure and get McCoy’s, the or­ iginal and genuine and give thr child a chance for 30 days. If you aren't delighted with results ju st get your mqncy back. . t l l V t a i T I S K VI I'A T Heated proposals will lii" received I*v tlie i ’lly I'ommlssiiiii nt Miiiiiurii. I’luflil i. »t their offb’e In the t'ltv Hull, at nr before .1 1’. M, June Ki, 1936, for the construction nt the r*>talnlng Wall nod the Inilm ill* fill In tin HAST Him-: Ul l.lvllKAI* IUSTItIl'T. COntallllliK till" following up" proximate i|uuiitltb's: IOS.ri lln. ft. eonerete sheet pile relitlnlhK wall, nlili anchor* anil i-opinu, eontulnltut lln< fol­ lowing iiiiuiitiilcH based on piles IV* long. and hydraulic fill. gooi* eu. yds. concrete. ■ITT.ooo pounds relnforeiuir bars. 925,0011 eu yds. Hand fill. I'roposals are to tie presented In it Healed envelope endorsed oil the outside, "llbl for Hast HI*1<» ItulkUenii I>|strict. .Sanford, Klortiln." nnd the name of the bidder or bidders. hlneli proposal must be accom­ panied by a certified check made payable al Might to tin- order of t !;.- (*lty Auditor Cti'ii, *»* 6-iie ford, Klnrldii, for :i per cent of the umolIMt of till' bid The successful bidder or bidders Wilt be required In ulvc a bond *<|UHt to 50 per cent of Ids or that,* bid and sio li bond to be executed try a Silli ly 1‘ompuni licensed to do buti­ llers In lit,- Stnte of Klorlda. said bond to be approved by the City <'ommlsslon. I'hides of lln- plans and npcelflcations may be seen nt 'tic offclc o' tile i'll! Mummer or at the of­ fice of Fred T. William-*. Kmilneer. or may be obtained' at cither ofTIre on deposit of tin.on which will lie returned If a bid Is made. Tin- f i t ' I’oinmlsslott reserves tlo- right to rejeet any or ail bids, nr to ai-eept ant Idd they deem to It,• (nr tbe best Interest of Ilia City. \V. II. W11.1.1AMS. I'llv Maun Ker. May Il-lK.-ifl-Junn I-#. First National Rank UldR, Sanfurd, ----------- Florida K in I Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST ‘Corn*. Bunions, Ingrow­ ing Nalls, Heavy Call­ ouses or Urud aching feet. I lilt. C. I*. GIHI.EIt Yowetl Drew Uldg. , * ^ 10nfl M“K* C a. nA 1‘lr!,t Elm, M Arenue and 10lh Street. an<1 ilPLORlST FLomsT'- tion. ___ TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estato advertiso in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two centa a word S u n d a y s . ____________________ ADVERTISE to m c Journal-H er­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per lino. Y/aycross JournalHerald, Waycross. Georgia. TAMPA MORNING T R IB U N E Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida's greatest nowspiper. Ono year M.llU, 0 months *4.UC, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your «filer. __ . “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sutl anything?" If »o advertise to I * ^ v°e I’aints the Home aN Hardware , You are wasting time and mo­ ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ sified advertisement. Phone it in today. No. 148. FOR RENT Garage—also bed­ room and sleeping porch. 800 Magnolia. FOR RENT—Several cool, clean offices, double nnd single, on First street, near Post Office, Nanford Realty Co., Rooms 10-11. Ball Bldg. FOR RENT—Furnished house, 203 E. Third St. Lost And Found LOST—Pocket size, loose lent ledger. Return to 1st National Rank and receive reward. J. K. Svnder, LOST — about April 27th, y* Airedale, large ears, name “ —Valued for association, ward. 11. S. l*»ng, Phone 057. whose If your feet swell when you walk or dance, ask us for the way to nre vent it. If dainty shoes pinch you nt times, ask us bow to make and keep feet smaller. If your feet grow weary, sore or tender, let us show you how to quickly bring back vuinfufl. It seems to act like magic. The way is “Tiz." It is sav­ ing people millions of hours of discomfort. Countless people who walk much nr dance much get joy in a jiffy from it. Ask u* for a test. Watch “Tiz” draw out the soreness, end the swelling, quel! the pains of corns or bunions. Prove to yourself the quick relief it brings. Then vou will know truu nil this torture is unnecessary. Relief and prevention can be bver at hind. Prove this for your own sake. Clip coupon now. "PfCoOliASTi NVCtiON [TV)i tiF - O'P T I M C / c TOv I DAVID B. HYEB ARCHITECT I M tmbwr i . L 1 Iton* ltulldliut O rlaado, I 'la r lJ a \NMEN A G-EMEWM- COunT Evcry tiling For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware MARTIAL IS TOO GEMtPAU- Phone H M E,U’ .MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. (!) houses ami 1 store) OKVKLOI**5KS ATTIvyTION—ren* •acola l» beginning tne greatest tievelupment in Glurlda'e history: a half million dollar highway to the <rlf bench Just Pnlthed: a two inlillan uo;Ur bridge neroae KscaroIda Hay stnrlext: *iuarter million dollar opera house under construc­ tion. two million* being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to g«.t In **n ground floor. Write Development Deparloienl The Pensacola Nuws. G. TAYLOR DYER I'ain 1ink—Decor at in ff PIIONE 303 K lev ato r * : TO SELL?— ftF. CO.—Mir. alr Prices paid furniture. Call > ' .f .t* : i -j TCr-tN , *u t*--. | * ". 'U By GEORGE McMANUS t -— — --------- * ----- — — ri‘ B R IN G IN G U P F A T H E R typewriters for ms- for rent, also Gupplie*. Room U FOR REN T— : o u t mea)?, 'R« Lincoln House. C A Y 1*T TV C O P lC . fM iwwer p L rsifs a nd r e p a i r s Rooms For R ent BY CONDO EVERT TRUE Il- -_ FO R R ESU LTS Watch Your Frail, Puny Child Grow Strong—Take on W eight We will build your house ADVERTISING gets reaultu if it reaches potential buyers. PaComplete—or Furnish mate latka Daily News is circulated In! nn industrial anti agricultural sec­ rial Only ’ DRUG STORE — ProDrugs, Sodas. Wc ■ * Wf W T ruck. jft!I(u.t)iHlgr Ten*ring. ]225” Uv,■ n', Trmk, r,," r T«nrln«, 10,.T—V nnlT.llL Ton I. W. PHILIPS SONS Windows cf.L W l t l ‘ i n ^ ’U - U t t i l c p T m i r l i u r . lf>2.’!— t i m l f f r P r iln n , I J - 1— PRINTING [XT ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. I. Central Ave. Orlando, D o jts C^^_Dh.jno 447 Have you rooms to ren t or some FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks FOR RENT—Two. two,, room cond hand furniture to soli? partm ents. Close in. .Mrs. G£ Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ so The Herald’s classified pnge stairs. C. T. Smith. A. L. Cook. 210 Park Avenue. REAL SILK HOSIERY. WANTED—000 dollars a t 8 per Call B40W and representative cent on 1st class security for 3 home on Park Ave., close in. Inv years. Address W. W. Gibson. mediate possession. Sanford Real will call WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Rush ord Route 1, Box 81. ers n specialty. Phono 417-W ty Co., Phono 057, Ball Bldg. FOR SALE—Space on the page 0 Railroad Avenue. WANTED TO BUY, small place for classified advertisements, Dodge Sales and Service of from 5 to 30 acres, must have FOR RF.N’T—Very desirable fu r­ Why not rent those vacant rooms, REAL ESTATE buildings and price reasonable. nished home, located in subur­ or sell th a t second hand goods? E. SPURLING, sub-divistoi Give full information a t to price, ban village, modern improvements, specialist. Subdivision to Or terms and location in first letter garage, reasonable rents. Strout lando, Florida, and F I o n LEARN ABOUT Font County and addressed to box 10, Herald Of­ Farm Agency, Inc., Natinonl Bank Bldg. Heights, Florida on Dixie High Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* fice. way. ernm. Best advertising medium In South Florida Published mornings. WANTED—A lnp-dog, male mu TIN AND METAL WonK very expensive. Address " J" care Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. Herald and give full particulars JAM ES II. COWAN—All kinds including price, age, breed, etc. of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. W ater nnd Boat Tanks. At Onk SALEM AN WANTED! Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ WONDERFUL opportunity for a phone 111. real go-getter to connect him­ self with a fast growing, reliable COT.trMETTS t o *,) U E r m i c n —C l a s s ­ Automobile Cocem which is go­ ified nils h a vs t h e la r g e s t c i r c u ­ ing an annual business of over la t io n In R otith w .staru G e o r g ia . $1,000,01)0.00 right now. Only live MIRACLE Concrete Co, general R u le Sc fS - w o r d ) line. wires that can sell both New am. cement work, sidewalks, build­ - , . ing blocks, irrigation boiee. J. K. TO REACH tbe prosperous farm ­ Used cars need apply. Pomeroy in thu city. ers nnd fern grower* of Volusia Overland Co.. Miami, Flu. Terwlllegcr, Prop. Reason for county ndvertlsc in the DoLath] s. Bargain ANTED 1 gcctl lather:. Ap r US; i’.r.N r Ur.c three room a HILL LUMBER ------- CD, — House a Daily News, ratu Is par "rerd. cash ply Jack Collins. Phone 568W partment with private bath ami Service, Quality and Price. one two room apartment. Inquire MAINE—WatervIHe, Mnmlng Sen­ NOTICE nt Herald Office. Lumber and Building Material tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ All persons indebted to us are Carter Lumber Company FOR SALE—Movable lunch wag­ ple are interested in Florida prop- hereby requested to make prompt N. Laurel St. Phone 566 on. M. (J. Bradford, Sanford erty. Reach them through thr settlement and all having bills n- FOR IMCNT—7 room houao close in. 6th and Palmetto Ave., $55 Sentinel. Rate card on appllca- gainst us will please present same. 12 mom house in edge of town on Hutton Engineering & Con­ Mcllonville Ave. $25. Thrnsher & FOR SALE—1 sanitary cot and l tracting Co. Garnet. A LITTLE WANT AD In The m attress for 3-4 bed. Ill Palmet­ HenI E state—Insurance Herald will hrlng you big re­ FOR KENT—Rooms nnd kitchen- to Avenue, or phone 54!). All kinds of property listed for sale sults. Advertise those old articles nette, Shirley Apartments op WE HAVE in stock n new paint Park Avenue and Second Street you have stored away nnd have posito post oft ice. no use for. A litle thirty-cent ad that we will guarantee equal to may bring vnu several dollars. FOR RENT: Two apartments. any paint. We sell this paint for Contractor nnd Builder Phone 148 nnd a representative will It is a ready Beautifully decorated. Five min­ $3,60 per gallon. call to see you. utes walk from business center. mixed paint and for the exterior. Call at Sanford Paint and Wall Call for sample cards. We also have nn interior paint for $3.50 Paper Co., 112 W. First Street. FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo 1prrg allon. Sanford Paint nnd morning Sentinnl; largest classi­ Wall Paper Company. Phone 303, fied business, rate lc a word, min­ 112 W. First Street. imum 24e cash with order. 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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>, May 11, 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/e99291e4f3279477331c9068ec766cd3.pdf ef6ea116acb0e1f07772aea18ba26e1e PDF Text Text fOOB NBWHPAPJM u h ,A in Florida’s Heart, G reatest Vegetable Its Richest Garden Land yQLl’M ^ 1 .1 Maximum Temp. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES NUMBER 241 PRICE FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925, Found WASHINGTON. May 9.—O, ( onsol to hear the views of John E. Oldlor niinoritv stockholders who ...» arc I ham. Boston investment banker, n< “ a c i n i c the Van C. Sv.-cring to the publle m erit and financin' Nirki«l Plate consolidationi pii,,.,.. pro ject! aspects of the plan. ~ petitioned Interstate Commerce I p Mr. Oldhuiu declared that the President Says America Has Thrce “ Commission Friday for an ortlc.' Van Sweringen ” lan was in the W eighty R esponsibility In divwtintr 0 . p. and M. .............. .... r>nb!ic intcrc«t and that the r J. Van Maintaining Own Welfare Swt ringen and their associates o f j; changes of stock and financial And Promoting World Peace control of the Chesapeake £: Ohio , 3tructure pronounced was fair na and Hocking Valley railroads. I between the constituent corpora* The request 'vr.s based upon de- Horn. Attorneys for dicsentinrr Says World Looks toned alienations of fraud and of stockholders asked for time to To U. S. A s Savior conduct tending to su study his data before beginning cross-examination, end nfter his peake & Ohio stockholders” of) rights ant! property, which Thoman testimony had been completed, the H. Guy, attorney for a minority j hearing wus adjourned until Wed­ nesday. History Is Reviewed. The entire history of the acquis­ ition by the Van Sweringen inter­ ests of controlling interest in the Chesapeake (: Ohio was reviewed in the petition returned by Mr. Gay. The subsequent preparation of the merger plan and its npproval by the officers of the rail­ road repeatedly wore declared to have constituted u fraud on Clu'sapenke & Ohio stockholders, nnd to have been "an abdication of their duties nnd functions towards the stockholders." - Counter Atack Brings State Of Guerilla Warfare Along The A tlantic Seaboard Long Summer Job Ahead Of Officers Blockade Comanders Assert They Intend • To Push The Fight WASHINGTON, May 9 — The rum smuggler’s armada on the Atlantic is fighting Mobilization of the coast guards’ fleet in an attempt to drive the supply ships to ?.ca and destroy runt row has been answered with a counter-of­ fensive. Const guard of- Sanford of the F ire National cn Apr. 30 were $ 2 ,,0 8 0 .0 7 ns compared with $2,172.270.02 on Apr. 30, 1024, a gain of $.5015,805.00. Deposits of the Seminole Coun­ ty Bank on Apr. 30, are reported Ct SI,COO,720 tu compared with $1,440,410 Apr. 30, 1024, showing a gain of $200,310 or approxi­ mately 2° per cent. The re­ sources of the Seminole County iutlffe .1. E. I’eaeock, of Do- Gain of 15 I*or Cent Over Re­ Dunk «m April 30 thus fur this ceipt?; of April, 1021 Shown Land. Tells of Woman’s year were $1,830,020 against $1,­ In l'ig;iirc:i of l’ustimistcr; Duties to Nation In A d­ 005,100 a year ago, n gain of $31,. Money Order 11itsi ness Good Dress On Friday N ight 330. The Sanford Rank and Trust Relief Columns Are Unable to Receipt a fur the Sanford poatMothers in the home and mothCompany’s deposits for May 8 Supply Aid Until Reinforce­ era as a power for law enforce­ offico during the month of April were reported to be $030,008.82 ments A rrivejR iffiansH ave ment was the. theme of Jtldgb J. E. .'•mounted to $ I,‘.>72.02, accord.ng against $007,833.30 on July i t, today by Destroy One HloeUhmi.se Peacock, of DcL-uul, in his address to figures submitted 1024, the date of organization, or p. Halt who '• Friday night ui tne MoMiiTb* Du> a gain of $132,100.47 in the first pared them with the receipts f exercise; held at the First Presby­ 10 months of the bank's operation. RABAT FRENCH MORROCO, April Inst year when the total wan This is u gain of approximately 20 May 9.—Five French blockhouses terian Church under the auspices • 1,398.74, Tho h reatta of j of the Sanford Wownn'i Christian per cent. on the northern frontier where Temperance Union. Mrs. Francis month anioiintii to $073.71 or 13 The resources of the Sar.ford Gen. Colombnt and Col, Freyden- U Nixon was- chairman of the Dank nnd Trust Company on May Lurg are attem pting to force hack Receipts for tho first four 8 were $000,040.40 as compared the Riffinn tribesm en are still sur­ committee in charge of the pro­ months of tho present year nwith $540,207.73 at date of organ­ rounded and relief columns will he gram. in tnc absence from the city of mounted to $ 17,049.': I, but do not ization, a gain of $102,788.72. unable to reach, them until rein­ •Mayor Forrest Lake, .Judge James rhow as largo an ir.cren. c over the With deposits (>f local financial forced. corrennondls" A Hod of last yenr G. Sharon introduced the rpeakers institutions showing such a large One Freni h blockhouse which of the evening, Rev. Dr. E. D. ns lli mouth of April did over the increase, heads of the several banks was held by- five Scngatcz a:t u name month in U‘2 L Kccciptn for R •. T. J. Arm I are optimistic about the financial part of the French outposts near Brownlee, tillfirst four months of 1924 toJudge I’eaeock. The meeting outlook nnd beieve thut the excel­ A leulayhns been destroyed by the and talcd $17,049.07. Receipts for the was called to order by Mrs. T u r­ urged tlu* special importance lent condition of the banka is it Riffisn artillery. ner, \V. c. T. U. secretary and rr.nio period in 1923 amounted to of "Ido.ely studying mtr institution:, . ; • ^ ‘iliulloatiou 0f the goncrnl Cl ',227.83, u further comparison then turned over to Judge Shnroti. in order th a t the people might yiowtli rind prosperity of Sanford. MADRID, May 9.—It wns offic­ lie introduced Dr. B r o w n w l m F recitation:) thut Sanford will he equipped intelligently to defend ially announced here Friday eve­ gave the scripture reading. Dr. A tabulation of the roccl th ui. Since that suggestion was have a summer still better than ning that the Spaniards had in­ Brownlee was followed by R *v. January, February, Man advanced, we have litrrnly taken that of last year, were sounded flicted a severe defeat upon the Armstrong, who made a brief talk April of tho pint throe year a national referendum on the sub­ Riffinn tribesmen in a battel near appropriate to the occasion. follows: ject of our constitutional system, Sidi Mcsaud, in the Melilla sector. Mo. ' au.I 1 uni glad to he able to report The Riffinnu are said to have suf­ Jan. $3,800.30 $3,950.42 $i that tlie verdict wns overwhelmfered heavy casualties. Feb. 3,139.01 3,920.78 1 ingiy In favor of sustaining that The m ilitary dlrctoratc Friday sy.-tem and going on to period it. Nation's Voice Heard. "Fifteen hundred rebels who at told of the great work of mothers $1 1,327.83 $17,049.07 $17,1.19.21 ‘‘The voice of the nation has first appeared to bo marching to in ilia home; how their influence The total receipts for the first been heard. It spoke with em­ ward the Ouergha battle front to began at th? cradle and ended at 10 month of the present fiscal phasis that none could imssihly engage tire- French forces, sudden­ the grove. Ho said they were al­ year amount to $39389.10, which misunderstand. It declared for or­ ly received orders to attack tho ways a power for good nnd that is declared to be an excellent In- dered liberty, for constitutional SpaniHi front in the Melilla sector. they could nnd did do much good crca-e over the business i’*»r the I rneredinira, for the maintained During the* night of May 0 and iif toward the encouragement of law- same period year. Mr. Hull suavity of the court the rule of dawn the following morning the enforcement, an encouragement no expressed the Inst belief that b.niness l u l l , •be MlUllty of Tno speaker tribesmen penetrated the Spanish much needed b o w . during May and June will ran th? front near Sidn Mcsaud, and en­ urged mothers to obey nil the laws total up to a liguro which will the sacttdnoss of hu: Measure Regulating "Mr. Goolidge sai( trenched themselves with the in­ them: elves so thnt this influence show a substantial gain for the amazed to learn tl tention of a still further advance v uld not be lei sent I. He t rid th-cal yenr ending June 30. Appointment Notary tin nr thry should not play cards for school children in U into the Spanish zone." The money order business dur­ Tiie Spanish forces consolidated, prize for this was against the law. ing April also was heavy, accord­ were the survivors in a nation-wide P u b l i c s Introduced Following the address of Judge competition in which the number In half a dozen instances off the note adds, and with the a r ­ Peacock, .Mrs, R. A. Tcrhcun mov­ ing to the postmaster who an­ of b o y s and gills taking part had TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 9.— rival of three flying columns and Lr-x Eland, whin patrol boats ed a vote of tlinnks to the \V. C, nounced that order were issued to reached the total of 1,400.000. Re- Regulation of the appointment of tare anchored in the darkness to a reserve column, they dislodged T. U. for the program rendered, .the amount of $30,808.38 with fees feiring t o the subject of th coru- aotraies public in Florida, of whom asait rum running craft, sudden the rebels from the trenches nnd dating tiiat all the women should totaling $28*5.73. I» April 1921 tion:: the federal Constitution— there nro many thousands, is pro­ (Continued on I’agc Eight) Jolleys nf rifle fire have broken mere fully realize what the organ­ the total was $20,739.13, bringing vided for in * a hill introduced in from the >horo. Some of th? cutization wns doing. This was cn* in fees amounting to $225.15, the House by Representative Hun"Turning our eyes to the future, 'I hese figures indicate n gain of t<r; brar marks of th? a. .mulls llnrdn itiraly voted. who can doubt thnt these students Ur of Mnrtiun county. Provisions »•"'! 0R,‘ guardsman wan slightly The congregation before the hen. $ 1,0159.20 in the money orders and ( f tho underlying elements in our «f tli enieasure reud: Hounded. rdirtion which was offered by Dr. an increase of $(51351 in fees. Section I. That n person to be Money orders cashed during last guvi i niiunt con.dilute a pledge of eligible Brownlee l ong "All Hiil the Power B<at»v,a.n Gustafson died under to bo appointed Notary security for these institutions nr of J e . a u Name" and "America." month totaled $i 3,109.97 ns com­ all the years to come?” Public in the State of Florida must J: laid to haw be on The church was decorated with a pared with $11,919.21 for April, rnular. His patrol, chasing a rum I • a citizen of the United Stater 1924. This shows an ittcreuso of profusion of flowt r end a large of America, and must have resided Ran*r, wan lending the cutter past $1,250.70. Prospects for continu­ Florida Legislators number attended the exercises. in the State of Florida continuous > mull island. Another rum runMrs. Nixon today stated that she ed good business during the sum­ ly for a period of twelve months irr wan waiting there and the trap mer months are bright, uccoriling Quit For Week-End and the other conmiittcewomen of next proceeding such appointment, *** sprung with machine gun fire the IV. T. U. wish to express to the postm aster, who pointed out must be twenty-one years of age, >■ the patrol passed. The boatsTALLAHASSEE, May 0.—Roth and be of good moral churacter. their appreciation to tle> c taking Dial this probnbly indicated the *un died immediately and two trend of business in every line of part mi the program, the render-< the House and Senate nr? restin'; Section 2. A person wishing to r^mli.rn of the creiv were wounding of which received much praise. over the week-end after one of the be nppnintnl Notary Public must im t strenuous weeks of the pres­ •late in writing when making ap­ ent session. Tin- 1louxj basted it­ plication for nucli appointment Caillaux Keeps Mum TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 9.— self largely durlto; the past week that the applicant possesses each with formulating and passing tic of the qualifications above named, Flans Governor .Martin has signed the anti-gambling ashore—tho higher- White refused to answer question* O n Financial bill, the adoption of must state the place of residence act passed by the present b'gisla* international whiskey j,y attorneys for Van Patten. I no., PARIS, May 9.—Finance Minis­ tine to legalize) and validate all a resolution for propose I amend­ of such applicant, und must state ire the big lo.4 rs as advertising agents, who are in litment of constitution tu n in g Ja p ­ the raco to which such applicant Uncle Sant’s blockade mat ion with the committee ns 1° ter Caillaux today wns empowered proceedings iu connection with anese owning land in Mm state and elections in the St. Lurie Inlet ili.s, coast guard officials tj,'e n-nort that Jones, through nl- by the cabinet to make Ids financ­ prohibition ! Jc-jod disloyalty to the Presidential ial plans a question of confidence tri t. St. Lucie und Palm Reach passage of general bills. * <• foreign liquor trad-«>andidntc, curtailed tho advertta- before parliament. Th • cabinet np- ci unties, Getsen In Gainesville, nrovc I tin- outline of his propo .3 i thc liquor w arehouseshnt, appropriations. Atlantic const who! *rt.? *••« miinatiun wa.i h*‘ld by at this ntorning’a -casioti. M. Cail­ Won’t Give Testimony V 4 l| y’re playing nlrno3 t ufthe Van Patten attorneys m pro* laux, utter the meeting, stitii ha according to the gov- p!iratiun for trial of ruits brought htd promised not to reveal tho GAINESVILLE. May 9.—Sam rials, who Friday e n d - t | l0 committee and th® adverti-- exact nature of his plans until it W. Getzen, representative of Sum­ h day of the country’* | n), company against each other appears next Tuesday befor* the ter, who introduced a resolution in ve runi blockade since lu-ard by a referee n-r.t finance commission of Chamber of the legislature Inst week propos­ rial flight has demonstrated th ing an investigation of conditions ion iaw was passed. ' u-0 nth. The Van Pattr.n company Deputies. MIAMI, May 9.—Th Diriiracticubility of commercial diri at this University of Floridu, came i«m based on their rum j contended th at u nntionnl comgihlc lara Angelos enrm tr from libk-j in utich service under almysi hcr>- lust night to testify before Porto Rico to Lakehuryt ilrriencea of tho past few mitt(M> assured them $t)00,0d Earl of Haiowood’s 11 kinds of weather conditions. cled over Miami -40 minutes roven thnt when o deal I uuuJil !>*) sneut in newspaper ndthe Board of Control but today de­ Brother Kills Self before heading northeast at with foreign rum sell- Ivcrtising, tu be placed at the usual clined to testify because b.u de­ WASHINGTON. May 9.—Tho i clared hn was reuliablv informed 13 per ernt pommjsalon and that 7:30 o’clock this morning. dirigible Los Angeles, which left that i he students had burned him this cum was not paid. SOUTHAMPTON, Eng.. Mny SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. May 8. Mnynguuz, P. It., Friday on the in effigy and thnt n proposal hud White said the npjwopru- —Hon. Francis John I.nscciL-.q half H ons'for Mr. Woolley's depart- brother of the Earl * f Harewood —'t bo United States nuvy dirigible return flight to Lukeiiur.it, N. J. been made tu ridu him on u rail • i* r nil forms •#! pubtiiit> was found dead in his home at I os Angelos sailed from Muynguez informed the navy departm ent in The students deny the assertion. waL I l ’ioOO and were made con­ Runiscy today with a gun beside at 2:30 o’clock Friday afternoon a radio message Friday night, j tingent on the ability of the com­ the body. Th? Earl of Harewood for Imkchurst. N. J.. to complete tiiat she expected to arrive off the New Kind of Death mittee to raise the money. He is tlu father-in-law of Princess the first round trip of nfi airship Florida coast nt Miami, nt 0 A. Might between the American con- M. today. She then will proceed ! testified that the committee M l Ray Is Invented northward, she said, along the east | tiru-nt r.nd the West Indies. rhort and that Mr. Jones v.as uitTne Li.s An'tclcs laid her course coast. r.tle to meet the demands e>f tne WASHINGTON. May 9.—A new N. Y. Jewelry Store The nii-sKugc said the dirigible from .Mnyaguez toward Florida would not bo able to make detours kind of death ray exceeding in de­ and it was planned to follow the Cr<s .iW h ite said that $oOJ)tiO \.as Held Up and Looted roast nortliw art from Miami to the to unpear over Key West or Pen­ structive capacity any previous *; i Li Mr Van Patten. The »ui. <■, was reported today to tho sacola, where tho residents hud ex-1 NEW YORK. May 9.—Three rob­ Com mere® Department. The devico > p.*r.t«n pressed a desire to view the big bers held up tho jewelry utoru of od whim i vcrtisiiig airship, because h*?r margin of | i* tho accomplishment of a Ger­ J. Ro.«* in Grand Street, thi* mornCarnicui ■obtain an fuel wus insufficient. The I>os' man invenler. who claim* it U Capi:;g and escaped with $90,000 worth ; nt the*mount.^ • Angeles now is expected to rcnch cht fired did uot her hanger a t Lukchurat Saturday. 1 binding four employes, ubers of eiter ’ UI ___ __ 0 * iriT ! MfYTni?P’Q fWVrtjrD rpnonn a? D P P K B T J ifiuiiiiLli $3 ! w r m iii u a m L KiiLLIr Id AS UPHOLDER OF FOR APRIL SHOW 5 FRENCH FORTS LAWS IS OUTLINED.STEADY INCREASE ARESURROUNDED Campaign Fund Of Democrats Causes Squabble In P arty American Dinyjblc 5-lics Enroute Porto Rico Miami ,akehurst Yacht Club Plans To Be Made at Meeting OnW ednesdayNight A meeting of the board of governors nnd members of the several standing committees of the recently organised Sanford Yacht Club, will he held Wed­ nesday night at 8 o'clock in the office of Judge W. E. White, .104 F irst National Hank Build­ ing, according to un announce­ ment made today. The meeting is regarded as very important since the offic­ ers will consider the adoption of n constitution nnd n set of by­ laws in addition to going over lilans for the proposed club­ house to be constructed on the lake front. H ans will ulso bo discussed for adding more names to the membership list, which has over 70 names at present, it i« declared. Members of the board of gov­ ernors are: K. 1.. Dean, Col. George W. Knight, R. J. Holly, Randal! Chase and Dr. A. W. Epns. Those composing the standing committees nre: Membership: It. I,. Dean, Ed­ ward L. Murkell and C. E. Hoiil v. House: Arthur E. Yowell, R. if. Derg and M. II. Hutton. Club flag emblem, uniform design and ceremonies: A. It. I'latt, Elton J. Moughton and II. R. Stevens. Victims Include Some Of Most Prominent Men In Engineering Profession In South Ship Capsizes As Landing_Is Tried Vanderbilt Instructor Ami yg the Missing, Authorities Report MEMPHIS, May 9.— Caught in the swirling muddy current of the Mississippi River as she attempted to stagger ashore the U. S. Government Steam­ er Norman of the Engineer­ ing Corporat on fleet here this morning lies in 35 feet of wat­ er ju st below Coahoma land* ing, Tenn. With her in her watery grave lie 20 of the gay excursion party that yesterday went for an outing down the river. Among the men, Toni Lea, who happened to be the Norman in a motor cnderH In Explosion IMot assing oat when she turned over, saved Sentenced Friday Hut King the lives of most of the rescued, Hasn’t Given Sanction Yet W. W. Delianl, of Memphis, t®Id K tho Aisocistcd Press. Few per­ SOFIA, May 9.—Bulgarian mil­ sons on the vessel managed to itary courts have passed 20 death swim ashore. There was no explosion when sentence* on conspirators against the boat sank, the survivors said. Jack Cothrun, engineer, having turned off the fuel oil, under tha llers when the boat began to sbehave. Thu first news of the accident reached Memphis when Georgo Foster, of Memphis, who swam ashore, reached the K. R. Armlstend plantation on the river near Lake Cormorant, Miss., and tele- » Local Legion Post To Begin Campaign For Funds Monday At a luncheon-meeting on Mon­ day noon el the Seminole Cafe at which Field Secretary Edmund Chester will bo guest, the Camphell-l.ossing Post No. 03 American Legion will prepare to launch its drive to raise Seminole's quota of tho orphans endowment fund, which is being rinsed throughout the nation. Secretary Edmundson is coining here it is announced, to outlino the plun of campaign and inform tho local peal of its shurc in the state’s quota, and oil members ure urged to attend the meeting Mon­ day. Post Commander, Adjutant L. C. Hebout, Vice-Commander James Huff nnd Finance Officer Robert W. Deane, us well as committee members of the post, have Lv«n active within tho past few weeks getting ready for the campaign nnd ut n meeting of the post this week, Field Secretary Edmunds was in­ vited here fur the launching of the campaign. Belgian Miners Vote To Go On Strike Soon miles away, traveling part way on mule buck, part on boat nnd part in nn automobile, to obtain wire facilities. The government steamer Choc­ taw, which also hud taken a group of excusionists down the river, started back with doctors from the Memphis city hospital ns soon as she had landed her passengers. LONDON, May 8.—Europeans of tho present day huve smaller brains than formerly, according to Sir Arthur Keith, conservator of tho Royal College of Surpeons' Mus­ eum and England's best known an­ thropologist. In a lecture on man’s evolution nt tho Royal Institution recently Sir A rthur said th a t from the lim­ ited A rthur suid that from the lim­ ited data at the ills ial of scient­ ists, it may bo inferred that the people who occupied western Eu­ rope nt tho close of the Ice Age stood distinctly above their suc­ cessors of today in tho m atter of tho size of brains. BRUSSELLS. May 9.—Ninety l>er cent of 01,000 miner* in the Alleged White Slaver Belgian coal field* today vote dto Tries T o Kill Self strike if mine owners reject the uicii’l proposal to accept five per TAMPA, May 9.—J . A rthur cent reduction in wages provided a second five per cent planned for Jones Alias Frank Smith of Co­ lumbus, O.. in jail here on a chargo June 2 is abandoned. of violating the Mann Act, a t­ tempted suicide today by taking MARKETS poison, jail officials say. This i* said to be his second attem pt, th« other occurring in an Orlando jail following hi* arrest there May I, to the authorities, �V •' ■ ' • :A a4r«M •«*«»*•»• * « « « « » ■ •)« « •'» (* > •« • 4 » tn ig fiifK a * As They Work In Kleig Light, Glare I ■ ------------- HOLLYWOOD, Cal., May 8.— I maid and unpleasant gown. "Music 1n all its variations, from the I’'**"."* were tried, but found im.oothing tones of the classic com- ^ tV ilil^ut\he°Iitudlo. a^d h ^ t o peritfonj to the whine and cra:h },c abandoned altogether when the of the iazr. band, has become an. company journeyed to location, essential accompaniment to th r'p c ih a p s hundreds of miles away, steady clicking of the moving picWith the innovation of “sidcture cameras in the studios and on . line" music, the duality of the niuthe production lots here. i Me and the musicians began to im­ . Temperamental actresses, whose [prove. Then came th edemnnd for best mood**fnr the day's work may }nnuirnl combination!, which unIfitvc been upset by a clumsy maid ually consist of a violin, organ * ' >R th«, rind ■oji ’pv a‘‘h m r . i f t j t -t- *. / r ; itjake-up period in the itv Tile uniitvd rcwrrtoire *>f the many directors in desperation un muricinn* part. Monotony has de­ til the innovation of “sideline’ stroyed it* usefulness. Now the niusiclniuf have-ll“ thorough kjlffwIcdge of cMtnic'fcod Jpopul ___ this adjunct ___ to __ __________ M R I tisic n ___ 1916,, when temperament was introduced, the to fit the star’j comedy antics or instrument was a rickety portable dampen the eye* and tears. The organ, but it served to soothe the directors have unanimously ndnptctnotions of the actress. Us deep1cd the musical "gag" as nil Importsonatas the directors said, drow n-! ant thread in weaving the enter­ ed the actresses' meinorhis of th e : tainm tnt for the silvered screen. Condensed News Public Record Compiled and Prepared ex­ clusively foe The Hanford Her aid bv the Hanford Credit As sociation. May 7. No. ♦22,000.00 iL E. Conveyances 12 Quit Claim Deedn 3 R. E. Mortgages 5 Satisfaction of Mtges 2 Assignment of Mlges 1 .Suits flled-chnncery 3 Suit filed-clvll Damages 1 ElectricM permit 1 W arranty Deeds Filed. Thornton Whipple to Hay Trovillon for lots -124 and 425 Alta­ monte Land. Hotel Navigation Co., Amount of stam ps $7.50. Overstreet Investment Company to Fred A. donga and F. E. God­ frey for W 1-2 of NE 1-4 or HE 1-4 of HE 1-1 of Section 28, town­ ship 21, south range -10 cult con­ taining <10 acres. Amount of stamps $5. W. W. C. Smith and Edward Higgins to If. 1.. lam - for tirdncily a t igiitcr o i .I d fonvlllc Avunue at a point 83 feet south 4 degrees west of intersec­ tion of the center line of Mellonville Avenue. Among of stamns 50 rents. (ieorge E. Ilutcs to Itay A. Trovillioit for lot 123 of Altamoiiulaind. Hotel Navigation Co. A­ mount of stamps 91.50. Mary A. ilennlon to H. K. Kaxarosiau for un undivided one-half interest In north 22.91 acres of NE 1-1 of HE 1-4 of Section 31, ... • '• * * *->*« l*Ar. • Tomlinson, bill lo quiet title; Jns* M. BlcCaskln vb. heirs of Thomas. I. Uoyd, bill to quiet title. Civil Suits Filed. American .Manufacturing Conccrn vs. E. F. Lane for damages of *99. Have you taken advantage of the opportunity to buy in The Seminol* Board of County Commirsloncra a t its meeting this werk went on rcconl as being op­ posed to any plan of routing tho Dixie Highway through Sanford w rit to Park Avenue. This is, taken to mean it !•> said, that tins’ board fnvors routing by way o f the proposed tnkofront boutvvanf to i Park Aycnpc, thence to First Street. First Street to Snnfon^ Avenue and Snnford Avenue t ‘> city limit* os advocated by M W P nl of the civic organisations of th« city. The board’s action of going on record as being opposed to any route west of Park Avenue wart taken. It is stated, oil account pf rumors that certain members of the bodv were. In favor of a west of Park Avenue route. The mo­ tion was made by Chairman trwnihtp 19. south, range III cash Mt-iscli. Amount of stamps $1. 0 . W. Canada to William F. Tin­ Movie producer has married. Or­ dall for N 1-2 of SW 11 of NK dinarily wc wouldn't mention it, 1-4 of section no, township 21, but it's his first one this year. south range, 32 cast of 20 acres. Amount of stamps 50 cents. Mary A. Honck to Alice Leeds Hurdle Victor for lot* 163 and lf>f» of lumgwood. Amount of stamps 50 cents. T. L. Long for property begin­ ning at center of Mcllonvillc Ave­ nue at a point 83 feet south I dogrccr. west of intersection of the center line of Mcllonvillc Avenue. Amount of stamps 50 cents. II. H. Long to P. II. Wnllhout for south 25 feet of lot 8 of Longs Addition. Amount of stamps *»0 cents. T. C. Cnllnway and W. P. Cole­ man to J. A. HUtllnc for lots 7 and IK of illock 9 of luike Wa“ inan Heights at Lungwood. A­ mount of stamps 50 cents. Chultiota Company to Lute lloWtll for lot 8 of Illock A «f North Chuluota. Amount of stamps 50 Many residents f Sanford who know Florida values, ■• t •- * - and are convinced of the . j» ' * ’ economic soundness of FlorGait Claim Deeds Filed. William F. Tindall to Lute Ho­ well for N 1-2 of SW 1-4 of NE I -4 of Section -Id, township 21. south rango, 32 emit containing 29 acres. Amount of stamps 60 cents. George Vdlllanis to Lute Howell for lots 5 and » or Illock 2 of Al­ len’s Addition. No dam ps. J. P. Musselwhite to Overstreet Investment Company for SW 1-4 of NE 1-1 of section I. township 21, south range 31 cast. No stamps. Chancery Hulls Filed. Swope-Douglass Inc., vs. Wood­ bury •*£. Dana, a bill to quiet title; Mrs. Elizabeth Williams vs. E. II. r * * i v • A* • J * ida property, are buying at Introducing Lord llurghley, Eng­ lish nobleman, who won the 40(1ini-lvr huidiu event ul the Penn relay games Inst week. laird llur­ ghley defeated some of America's licit timber-toppers to take down first place. He was unable to rope with American speed over the short­ er distance, however, being shut out in the 120-ynrd high barriers. He was the firat nobleman ever to complete in the Quaker carnical. An Oxford for the mnn who wants the bent. Of light tan calf with wide extension edge, its smart styling puts it ovc the ordinary. Mother Again TIu I'm combination thut’a hard lo heat. Von men will recognize (lie line leather and luipcrior workmanship which produced thin Oxford. And you’ll appro* ciatu its smart cut and latest style details. Nanr.v Jordan met Lieutenant F. G. Warren of Kumau City during tho hysteria days in England fol­ lowing the w |r. Then Wsrren came home to the United States, leaving Nancy with an age-old problem. * Mrs. Warrun, hearing about It, hud Nuucy come to this country with her linby l>«y. Soon Nancy married Claude II, Clarke, u Chicago suluMiiuti. Hu recently divorced her. Now Nnncy, after being missing five days, hu» been located In n Katina.) City hospital, where u daughter was born. Lloyd ShoeCo I Enroll That Precious Child ■ 1 - - j \ B vi ■ i -i • < ' . NOW for a Guaranteed College Education ', . • , , . Thru our child** educational endowment. ■ surest way and so easy. 5 m * * y* ” '■/ - Its absolutely the , Lets talk it Over v :V ! s Office 112 Second S t o rtu n i u * y. * « J - Phone (ill J. H. JACKSON SI'KCIAI. Itlil'ItK SpT A T IV K . N. H. GARNER, Develops JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INS. CO l iif / / i o u n u r n /n > * l u i u v /. n m *• i �: *•'» l' n w V M V .n > » SA NFO RD H ER A LD " s k Romantic C onn er LONDON. Eng., May 9 —The meat romantic love a ffa ir of tho England of 150 yeara ago will have Ha dramatic climax shortly in the House of tarda. Here before this stately body, the deacendent of a solocn keeper's daughter and a gallant and arirtocratic soldier will take his place as Duke of Somerset. Thu* will be crowned the efforts of Brig. (Jen. E. H. Seymour to establish claim* to dukedom. A legal *eal will be placed on n rtory that I* far more romantic than anything novelist* imagine and far more dramatic than the pt eduction* of film maker*. In 1878 Colonel Francis Comp­ Seymour fell violently in love g/ . ' ton with Leonora Hudson. Seymour wa* an officer in tho army, n member of u noble and ancient family which hud intermarried with the royal family of England. He WAi. u son of u great digni­ tary of the Church of England, no less a person than the Detin of Wtlla. He nas nephew of the then Duke of Somerset and hi* succession to the dukedom was not veiy remote. Mother of Six. The beautiful tanora could di­ play no armorial escutcheon*. The neureiit thing approaching it was X X But singularly enough i„ H in t pariah, same street anH neighborhood, the taxbook, of*!v? day showed that there “L1*? Hudson living there »tle* ,*» flora's marriage with Colonel aT" mour. “ • Moreover, he did not die 1891. * **>J] If this John Hudson »4, tV itm o mail as Leonora's John ,lZ her marriage with Colonel £ . I mour was no niarriuge and iL children were not legitimate “ l The court said that in crd*., attack Leonora's marris-e it , I , necessary to believe thi*t A” I , Hudson leturned to England acted like the Eicch Ardent Tennyson's famous poem. li*in. ° J .-errecy until he died. 1 Hut the court smashed thi, y saying that the age of the wc«J John Hudson, as recorded, hurt J resemblance to that of the rJ. John Hudson. Whose *o the Duke- Giving hitn a Conviction was forced that there who was wooed, Bri^. General John Hudson, British Saloon- A were two men by the same tuis, < L dome was established. in th e House •won by Colonel Sey­ keejier l e f t home leaving an living in the same street and id- after yea 15 o f search, Lords mour L __________ behind h is wife Leonoraj in u few years of each othtr hi was a striking coincidence ur.d nJ thing more, the court ruled, a sign that her father had on tho Morcovci, she was a widow who age. caste nnd wealth and the col- ed by tho Committee of Privileges And tbo*c who had counter of Marylebonc London. claims of General Seymour «frt door showing that in Woolwich he had home nix children to her lius-jonel and the pretty widow wore of the House of Lords, is descend­ claims to the dukedom attacked Two John Hudsons. approved. wa* the owner of a bar, where hand, t h r e e of whom were living, married ijuleLv in a country church. ed from the eldest son of this ro- the old-time romance by one even The new Duke is 05 year, ^ It was claimed on behalf of Leonora waited on trade. Her (un-band had been an unatie-j They hud three sons, of whom inntic couple. more romutic. Leonora that this first husband end had a lUstingui.dicd curwr a And Leonora wa* no longer in ccs*fill saloonkeeper who had (up- the eldest was christened Fruncia Hut he only established his title Leonora’s first husband, who died in India in 178*7 and that, on tho army, thus following in Edward Seymour. her first youth. She was UK. si:: P-‘d for India and died there. after one of the most searching„ went out to India in 1785, was proof of this, she probated his will footsteps of th at Seymour years older than her soldier ndniirBut in this story of old times, The present duke, whose claim nnd painstaking examinations i n ‘John Hudson. He was a dweller and took possession of hi* house married the saloonkeeper's dati»S ter. 1 • love broke down all harriers of to the title has just been affirm ­ th<- history of England. in Paddington street in the parish' as her own property. - X X 4 /. X X -v X - X - X - .‘.j .j X X - X - X X X X - X - X X X X 'X - X X - 'X X - X - X X ’X -X -X -t X 'X - X X - X - X X / X X - X X - X '- X X - X - X - X - X X X J X - X X - X X X - Warning! I f you don’t act quick you will be the loser, not us. Here, in Oak Hill, is the place to live— gloriously and to profit greatly. Another Special Feature Down give you Y o u r remaining. Choice o f the -See-» a k a * f c a a f tf tg o a * v a tj« ♦ ♦ ^ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ •*»«•■ »•«■ » ( .ja r* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ x x x + x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x -v m -frx x x N* H* GARNER, Developer �Fpr. •- mot SATCp o r B T W tftA ttK fiA tim D A Y , W AY 1 fllfc m. .1. a . so. L. 1’. M aco n v e r s u s nil p n r t i r ctnhnlmrmc:, nitnlmrrtc:, uiifh'r'CHrTfc-TindaN ____ ___ r........... i Public Record < nmnilcH a n d P rcpikcd *1 nl —Mil u» p u i c t t i t l e . •'TSi;.*.! D a i ■ *u'*Uu C u r a CStya for d lv o u e . W. 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N q j U '.j r o i Y* ll* 4 10 a n d . . . » 1 J V " '5 r.T b ><JfO IN All For Quick Sale Only lot.', on Oruhtfc jVvfemic— stew 50xH3, iimc tim e. Price $3,000—Terms lot8 on Ouk Avenue—one n corner lot ^FWPLEDGER LOAN AND G.E.MTALL P R £51 DCN T m fJ A C K P COMPANY ‘a.3i t J. t'otik I'iiniltheii ItibHflbilt J. II, faUlritf K <!. H rt'cii T* T. l l t t v u oi5y:bQ ';.;W H /l> i) 2Q„j> MAM21 ll ll l ,h a r d H e rd iCcfiaijcr L«« ******* ,3,i: k»' .,* "" *- * ■' ‘ • ;• " ■ - - * * > •?*.■ v• 82.300— Terms A �: .•“v THB SANPOBP HERALD, SATUBDAt, SfcMKV-i '■ to - ^ 3 z r z .£ r ' J Second Class Mattar, .J t7, fit th* PMtWflM ifortl. Florida under Act of 3. 1SSX LT.AWI) t» lilt AX_______ Kdltnr V. no«.v.tnn n m n 3 t» x ri 111 Magnolia A rreer I 'h n n e HA •tT»»rnil*TIOX HATTA i Tear—17,00 Six Month*-. IS.6 Ivsred In City hy farrier, pc E, 15c. Weekly Edition $1.0 per year. J BMCCIAI. AOTHTi All obltnary noMcea. card* of thank*, resolution* and notice* of entertainment* where rSarvea are uaitr will lie eharawt far ait regular advertising rate*. MF.wnrn t iik a sso c ia tr d piikaa The Aeenclated Pree* le eselu*. feely entitled to the n*e for republlcallon of alt new* dispatches credited to It or not otherwise cred­ ited In (hi* paper and aim the Incal new* pub'OHabed herein. All rlitht* dt of republlcatlnn of epeclnl vpeclal dispatchherein are also n-ser-ed. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 19Z5 THE HERALD’S PLATFORM le—lx e p e r water route to Jackson Tflle. I —Construction of St. Johna-In dlan River canal. 3. —Eitenalon of white way. 4.—Extension of local atnuaementa. —Swlnnfng pool, tennis courta, etc. Be—Augmenting of building pro* gram— houses, hotels, apartment houaes. ( a—Extension of street paving pro* gram. 7. — Construction of boulavard •round Lake Monroe. Completion of city beautifiesHon program. <■>f I He had intended to fiend a telegram. He really lovetl his mother and often thought o i her as he lay In bed at nights before the mysteries of sleep had closed his eyes in for­ getfulness. He would recall th e perfect contentment of those,days when he used to sit by her chair in the library whife she explained the secrets of right and wrong and quietly lead him into the paths made by His footsteps. He would recall the unselfish devotion of a hundred thousand nets o f hers during the eighteen years of his life spent at heme. He couldn’t forget thnt cold February night in the North when their coal supply hail become exhausted and she had spread her own downy comfortable over him ns he slept, risking pneumonia herself. He never failed to think of the time she slipped into his hand a ten dollar bill from her o»'n savings, ns he left for school the first time, because she though Dad’s allowance wasn’t sufficient. Yes, he had really intended to send thnt telegram be­ cause he knew it would fill his dear old mother with a thrill of delight, hut som ehow everything all day long just seem­ ed to prevent. In the first plnce he didn’t wake up until late. It had been such a noisy party the night before and he was so tired. Then when he did start for the telegraph office, he ran into some of the hoys who insisted on a few hands of bridge. He just couldn’t break nway from them until nearly two o’clock and hy the time he had grabbed a little bite to eat, he was already Into for his date. lie and his pal had plan­ ned a little swimming party nt the beach. Well, you know how it is, you ju st can’t keep people waiting forever. Be­ sides he could send it when he got bnck. About eleven o'clock he stumbled up the stairs to his room. It had been a great day. There had been a big crowd at the beach and the girls were so full of pep. Nice girls, they, both of them. They had wanted to stay for dinner, and well, you couldn’t ir.nmc them. It was a beauti­ ful moonlight night and no girl nowadays likes to spend Sunday night a t home. Besides maybe he was in love with one o£ those girls. He reached his room at the end of the hall. Leaning against the door, he turned the knob and pushed. Some­ thing fell to the floor. Slowly he picked up a yellow en­ velope and even more slowly he opened it and rend: “Mother died tonight. Come home at once. Dad.’’ TO MY MOTH Fit 8eatod tonight in the twilight, ---------- o----------With only tho silvery moon, And the atnrs that shine above me Memory Gems Are Real Treasure To brighten the gathering gloom, I hear, from my porch, the laughter And shouts of the children near, Many of the more Huccessful school teachers set groat Engaged In tho games of childhood, store hy "Memory (Jems.’’ Each morning in some school With never n fret or fear, rooms there is a new “i?em’’ on the blackboard which the Backward doth memory take me To years that have long since flown; Back to the days of childhood, Back to the denr old home: And there, I am once more num­ bered With brothers and sisters dear; I join in their shouts and laughter, With never » fret or fear. 1■ , Vividly, Memory paints me The scenes of those bygone days; Till my old heart leaps within me, As into the past I gaze; While Time turns back for tho momerit. Restoring the scenes of yore— For tho years have fallen from me, And I am a child once more. I share with my sisters and bro­ thers The pastimes nnd toils of each day While at night n hush falls o’er us As father kneels down to pray; I confess my tear# are falling, As thnt brave soul now I hear Outpouring his faith nnd pleading To God—whom he felt so near. And ? then came bedtime, and mother— This lifu cannot hold greater bliss, Than when we were warmly cov­ ered, wl™ s « » u UK ill -1 g o u t i - n i g h t k i s s . But never a "Lecture’’ she gave u* Nor ever she lifted her hand, In anger, became of our badness, Though we were un unruly band. But, O, how we loved you, mother! And O, how we love you still! And never we think of you, mother, Without a throb and a thrill Alas, to your teachings, mother, Not always have we been true; But God knows the best within us, Wo owe, mother dear, to you. ...... As Brisbane Sees It ( • o------- Now th at Kanford ha* a tennis court under construction with pro­ bably s4veral others contemplated, are the stores laying in a supply of racquets, ball*, etc? -------- <>-------After watching one of our h a d ­ ing golfers working in u trap tile other day, we have about come to the conclusion thnt the niblick i* a dangerous implement on any golf course and should be irrevocably banned. Grantlund Rice says that Jack Dempsey lias spent something less than one hour during the post four year* in the actual practice of hi* irofession. Recalling the recent ncome tax Dempsey was listed as paying, Jut’s done fairly well for one hour's work. J CANT fHIS BIRD C DANTjPBBS SA1 L -x v p - v r Y Another Happy Day. Mr. Brown, and Mr. Winter. Lucky Japanese Baby. He Rid Seven Hearts. By ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright US5) ______ n v\ an> tin; days 4))e very hard to He serious ahcJ! thing except the weather. - iS We have a great longing irvii4, to drive n fire wagon so we « pnrk by u water plug. n ODBCS'. / r y x v ANOTHER BRISK and happy dny in the atock market. Money was cheap—if you had collateral —stocks were dear, and going up. W heat Jumped six cents when Spain sent in an order for 2,000,000 bushels. Many stocks beat their high records for the year, in­ cluding railroad*. Seaboard Air! Line, which is run by a fallroad man, not by stock jugglers, made a new high record for all time. 1 The broker, homeward plodding his weary way, defied anybody to say this isn’t a pretty good coun­ try . He even stopped in to buy something for "tho little lady." 'V/ 11^ ° Thebe AUe rC ttttS Or EXE2CISE WHICH I AIM” GO NO A W E 2 I N ' W E V E £/ In Washington an aviator «r»i* cd his ankle while flying a Judging by the noise you wwiz think the United States haj ! many vice presidents as a railroad. $ ' j ARE YOU one of many convinc­ ed that we should keep out the foreign element," re-orving our land and opportunity i for »he na­ tive born? Consider Frederick Brown, of New York. He came here from Czccho-Slovakin with his father, not long ago, bringing no wealth, except brains nnd character, lie has just given one million to char­ ity, promising fifty thousand a years more, ns long as he lives. Tho old Talmudic writer said: “ What you give in health is gold; in sickness, silver; after death, lead.” Mr. Brown is healthy. May ho remain so. children memorize during the day. in a school term of eight months a child thus learns one hundred and sixty hits of literature, culled from the great sayings of the world’s poets and philosophers. Often, too, the pupils are required to answer the roll call each morning with a quotation, thus giving a child a chance of memorizing three hundred and twenty gems in HOtV MANY of tii ' native born the school year—quotations that he is very likely to re­ ran you mention, off hand, th'it member all his life, and derive lasting benefit from its pos­ have made and given away a mil­ session in his mind. lion, in a few years, adding a prom­ In the days of the good old copy books, many a proverb ise of $.r>0,000 a year more. Vincent A*tor, very much "Nunnd many a beautiful sentence was unconsciously learned as llvo born," bn* sold hi* big New the child carefully “practiced” the copy, and then painstak­ York house on Fifth Avenue at u ingly inscribed it on the twenty lines of the copy hook’s price thnt would make a good sin­ page. And good teachers today frequently encourage the gle taxer shed tenr* of fury Ben­ use of note books in which a daily collection of choice quota­ jam in Winter, buyer nf the house, was not born iu America. He will tions are written. tear down the Astor residence nnd Perhaps you have such a notebook among your old school- build in it* place n huge apart­ books, Perhaps this reference to “Memory (Jems’’ has sent ment hotel that will keep hun­ your mind hack to the time when you learned “My heart dred* of mechanics busy and pro­ vide home* for hundred* of Amer­ leaps up when l behold a rainbow in the sky," or when you ican*. mastered, “Laugh and tin* world laughs with you; weep Isn’k th e man that builds jis u s e ami you weep alum*,” or ‘Sow th o il sorrow -U ml thpU 'ahftlbffufH o this natton-ar dhc Winn, that inherits. Don't we peed it build­ reap it; sow thou joy and thou sluilt keep it.” ing class more than an inheriting Some of those "Memory Gems” may have been learned class 7 a long time ago, and yet you know them perfectly. And If so, don’t keep nut the good it would very likely please you if in some fashion you were men from Europe. Such men came required to m aster a helpful sentence or paragraph every here and built THIS NATION. day. It is really good fortune for a person, no matter how There are more in Europe like long he has been out of the school room, to have such them. JAPAN’S PRINCE Regent, Hiro "Gems” thrust in tho way of his attention. The wayside I Urn. tell* ihe empire officially, pulpits in many cities are said to carry such messages tolthnt hi* wife expects an heir. The actual millions of pussersby. Many business houses make Princes* cancel* all engogements, a practice of posting a worthwhile sentence where all may She will devote her time, liofore after, to thnt new little “Son read. Even the old-fashioned mottoes that stayed day in and —or daughter—of Heaven," and and day out on the walls of old homes did good. will think herself well rewarded It would he great, wouldn't it if some families had to re­ for all her care when the baby peat in concert: “ Blessed are the happiness makers! Lies- »mile» «t her. sed are they that take away attractions, that remove fric­ NO ONE will iiersuadc her that tion, that make the courses of life smooth, and the inter­ "in juntico to your own health, course of men gentle!" nnd looks, my dear, you mu*t not THINK-nf minting the baby." And ----------------o--------------- she won't be smoking cigarette* THE FRIEND thou hast, ami their adoption tried, bed three day* after it is born. Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel.—Shapespuaro. in Both things happen quite often, among the prosperous m our "sunerior white civilization." IN JAPAN if you raise your hand to a little child, frowning, ( and threatening, the child will laugh, knowing that you pretend. No one there over strike* a child T hat’s one reason why the Jap­ anese fight *u welt, when they do fight. The Japanese spirit is not broken in childhood. THIS WILL interest millions. t)i. Jcnney, of the learned Trian-lo Club, at the Chicago Uni­ versity, held thirteen hearts at bridge, bid "seven hearts," and, of course made hi* hide. The extraordinary thing is that holding a perfect hand" has, with­ in a short time, happened twice nt the same club, although the ma­ thematical chances, calculated hy the university* mathematicians, are six hundred billion* to one against it. Don’t hope for such a hand. Playing five hours a day, dealing ten hand* to the hour, in the ordi­ nary course of event*, you would have to ptav bridge a great deal lnn'**T tbse three theusstid yearn A SOUND CREDIT PLAN to get thirteen hearts. ST. PETERSBURG TIMES You have heard, of the man who did huld just that hand, aud fail­ Individual* and institution* in exception. They have dug up un ed to take a trick. He trumped many sections of thu country are instance or two where wage earners his partner's ncefc because he had becoming concerned over what have pledged themselves to |uet|t to, and the partner shot him dead. they describe ns n popular tendency mi ij.hly payments in Kxceia of THE PRESIDENT hopes, and is to go into debt for common satis­ their entire incomes uml on the faction of life. T heir concern fre­ trength of them are condemning determined, to cut $ 100,000,000 more off the nation’s tax bill. quently assumes the proportions of I the ntire system. alarm, | If there were any truth in the That comforts the “bettor element,’’ When these ulnrmiata speak of a charge* of those who would le- which means the richer element, struggling middle "popular tendency to go into debt j prtvo the masses of their present and also the for the common satisfactions of \ ex leaded credit the "easy payment class man, with only two or three life," they are referring to the plan" would have “blown up" long million*, or even less, the man who growing tendency of or the millions to ugo. The mere fact that thu plan expects to b j well off in the reul purchase uutoniobiles, phonographs, has been almost universally adopt- American sense of the word, sume furniture, radios,. jewelry _ . and good id in this country is pruof enough day. clothes op the purtiul or deferred j that it is sound. Fur further proof payment plan. They believe the ask the credit men what the perAT PRESENT our very best mortgugiiig uf incomes is contrary [ rentage of loss is ami a*k the aver* element feel* toward the tax guth-| to economic law*. | age family whether the system ered as the faithful dominlrk hen Every preaching reformer must j benefits or work* n hardship upon feel* toward the farmer, gather-1 have hi* "horrible examples" and j it. Thu credit man and the family ing her egg* us fast as she Uys | those who harangue against the] are the first defenders of the sys- them, and giving her u door knnh "pay while you use it” plan ate noj tcm. when she wants to set. Even if Hindenburg is preside of Germany, we used our tine htl met for a flower pot long ago. They claim a man in Hermud, had five wives, so everyone in B»r * niudu doesn’t eat Bermuda onioni : Justice prevail* in Chicago, vrhv. the originator of the one-arm lunch rooms fell and broke his arm. Two men in a ennoe near Boston tried to change seats in a caw* without first learning to swim. A. B. STOREY, president of the Snntn Fe, another railroad, with a real railroad man running it. dropped into the Wall Street sec­ tion for a few hours, nnd comfort­ ed inquirers about the Southwest, as the lovo sick gentlemnn in the Bible wished to he comforted with npplps. Tho drought in Kansas, Okla­ homa nnd Texns is definitely brok­ en. Kansas will shi/i about 125,000,000 bushels of wheat, and the pessimist is a donkey. And now, as I *lt in the twilight, With only the light of the moon And the stars in heaven above mo To brighten the gathering gloom. For all you have been to me, mother— My heart goes out to you, mother, There used to bo a southern born vice coat, grabbed n lint ami de­ With n rushing, tender flood. For all you have been to me, mo­ cotoiltd of one of the negro regi­ clared himself into the game. "Now, then," lie stated, as he ther:— ments of the United Htute* army advanced to the (date, "for just so The most precious gift of God. whose first name was James. He long as I've got no shoulder strop* A. Arnold Rosa. was a small, dapper man, very dig­ on I want you men to treat me nml very much aware of the a* if i were one of you. I'm not “God couldn't tie everywhere, so nified importance of the position he fil­ your colonel—I'm a player. Let's He made Mother*." led. He was a great believer in got" athletic* ami ho organized three The pitcher aped the hull ucros i Bradenton citizens are fighting ha 11 teams among member* of I the plate and the colonel cracked for sixteen cent gas. Mix it fifty, base hi* battalion* and started a ■erics nut a three bagger, lie tried to fifty with water—that'* tho surest of games for the regimental champ­ stretch it into a homer. As he way to reduce it. tinned third base on the dead run ionship. — ..........u ■ • One afternoon two of the dull* the coacher for hi* side opened A friend in need were playing an important game up: I* a friend Indeed, of tho series. Tho commander, "Run, you pore lie sitwedolT, popIf ho"ll bust the conference, watching from the side line thought eyed, Imw-legged, homely white When It’s time to feed. the rival* were not showing suf­ runt! Run!" he shouted. “ Now I*ast year COO colleges nnd uni­ ficient spirit, considering that the slide old Jintboy, dudgum you — versities graduated about 75,000 score win so close and the champ* SLIDE!" The colonel slid and gut there. students.—Miami Tribune. Thu* ionshio nt stake. He decided to Then he went over and put his coat show both outfit* that ginger win was the great army of unemployed requisite, lie yanked olT his ser- on. augmented. The hill to prevent the teaching of the Darwinian theory of evolu­ tion ia the most backward measure that has thu* far been introduced Into the legislature. fl ioi: 'ft 1 J------ jr ta A fter a Los Angeles »tranj*r sohhered up he found he had married, but nothing seems to st0p drinking. E A man shot himself in Logan*. ort, Ind., because nobody loved im, but that didn’t help any. Form er senator says he ntv« hn* been in jail. Police forces don't claim to be 100 per cent efficieht. Bryan says he has made only about $500,000 in Florida, which sounds like California propaganda Experts say a third sex will re­ sult from women’s entry into bunness- Then, men using cigaret holders will make a fourth. New York sailor was awarded $75,000 damages, so now he can spend n week or ten day* ashore. JUST IN PASSING LET THE FLAPPERS FLAP BY R. J. HOLLY My old friend Harry Neal of the Cowsimmee Gazette must have been eating n lot of .sweet potatoes. In a front page article he heads "I Am Music" ho goes on to stnte a lot of stuff th at we never knew was music, art or literature. Harry i* the cow’s horn nnd the pig’* whistle. That bill introduced in the legislature to have tail light* on all cows was not so ridiculous at that. Tail light* nnd headlights on the cattle that roam the roads nt night* in those counties that allow it would bo a protection to the motorist. There is more sense in having the cow* "lit up" than having motorists "lit up" aryl driving cars over bovincs. Orlando want* to he made a station on the new air mnii route through Florida. With our aviation field here, Saulord should also be a station and if we are a station, let thu world know it. Our own High School orchestra will lie on tho program for •• broadcasting from the Winter Park station Monday night. They have arranged a fine program and Mayor Lake will "t<dl tho world about the City Substantial at the same time. This ia the right kind of advertising nnd we should keep it going. Effort* will be made to bond the stnte for twenty mil­ lions for good roads. This will be all right if they cut out the gasoline taxes and other taxes that we are paying now and reimburse the progressive counties for the road* they have already spent their money to build. Our counties down here in South Florida should not be penalized for the uttprogressive counties that hnvc never built any road*. BY MAKY (.ARDEN Flappers should ‘flat" ait they r young married girl who goes to the l altar rail to escape the dinuy ofwish. They should cut their hair as fice and long hours over a typowriter. short as they desire. Drca*? Well, abbreviate, then Probably she feels a sort of i until the law yell* whoa—and tip- 1protected freedom. She is the stick, rouge and other ingredients “flapper wife," who fails to study for youthful appearance can b j litr problem of married life. daubed or. with abandon. \ uu can't emne home, inrm» But if n flapper wants to m ar­ off your corsets, cat chocolate* and ry—well, that’s different—we ju3t keep the figure necessary to hold can't have "flapper wives.” admiration. Nor will late houn But we do not have to reach )im| dissipation be tolerated by i back to the Victorian age to find j body or mind, the solution for all the problems' . now attributed to the flapper, their problem in the - face, and solve Mary says. it—just as a business meeti For if your present day girl his daily problems—justman as 1 meet meets life with reckless abandon my problems before the public. it is because *he is now coming And how am I able to hold my into the freedom of thought and public?—hy keeping nler» and action long denied her. abreast of the tim e—my youth, 017 Greatest Girl in World. She is the greatest girl the world figure and my voice are constant­ has ever known—and all she will ly watched. have to do is to mix a little intclIf I was to marry, ami pause ligent thought with her problem* remember I didn't say I bad any to become an excellent Wife. ruch thought. I would meet the You wouldn't want to put her problems of married life in th* back in the long, sweeping dresses same way—adapting myself to raj of years ago. They were nothing new surroundings, eager to hrinf but dirt catchers, trailers for my happiness with me. germs. But flappers can’t be "flapptr And where do flappers get their wives.” ideas which seem so shocking to They m ust leave behind them it adults ? Why, i*nt it from their thu altai iait the Leant of jaU married sisters? solve their new problems. Hip flask*, necking parties, etc., In this way they can kcup their are not the invention* of the flap-] youth, and hold the admiration «f per. My, no—they come from the I their life mate. Property owners in Sanford who want to have nice lawn* should have the city water free for sprinkling purpose*. Just now we are going broke trying to keep the parkways green when tho parkway* belong to tno city and can he torn up at any time or made into street*. We should get cheaper water for all purpose:; and free water for sprinkling thu lawns. Otherwise we have not gained anything by municipal ownership. Our bills are higher for water and gas instead of lower or nt least mine are higher and my current hills prove this assertion. Modern Service— Old-Fashioned Friendliness Many folks have come to me regarding the Saturday half holiday nnd none of them are against it. Many would like to see it tried out and »ee how it will work. This i* only for the summer months and much of the opposition regard­ ing paying olT and other items will be dissipated when it i* learned that we only want the half holiday on Saturday dur­ ing thu summer months. There is much to commend it nnd nothing against it so let us have it. Only one actor out of fifty thousand achieves stardom, say* a report from Hollywood. This could also be xnid nhout almost any business except that of the real estate men in Florida. If there are any unsuccessful real estate men in this statu we have not learned about them us yet. I U r r j ( t i l i i i c In fin * tan ? o f t l i r i u i i m I ( i i o i l r t i l **»(nl|» m r u t I** p m i l«Jf»tl l o r I In* rw«almi«rr<$ N n llo iin l It Jin k, H im \ * r hn% r t i o l f i i r n o i i n * I hr* o l i l * r n * l i l « i u f rli*tii)«h 11* m Ji IH i r i H i i r * r r u n i i b r h i - u r i it m l r t i t r r o i f q l i a r f h i r t r f ) n»*l of illliu : n r r v l r p . Tlirrr* I* i»>> wlllfiir* I lr>i %it l Uitifil lliiiil* r *** 11$ml i Hie !i p o n r r tit mi > 1 ' ill fhr ' "ii t t lll f i n d till* In r i i T ) rrx|»rr| it inn* It.inking #*hnitir** FIRST N A TIO N A L BANK ja m n u n , ri.A . F It is my honest opinion that there will be more real es­ tate Sold in Hanford this summer than there was during the past winter and I believe that present results will prove it. Just now there ate more folks here looking over property than thcro was in the winter season. This is the result of the recent advertising of the Chamber of Commerce. The bond issue for good roads in Seminole County went over in the usual style and tho same folks voted for them nnd the same folks voted against them that have voted here for many year*. And anyhow we are all satisfied with tho result and thnt is something in our favor. Now lot the roads be built of the best material and no one will kick when they arc finished. Value of farm land* and buildings in Seminole county increased nearly three million dollars during tho five-year period ended December .’ll, last, it is disclosed in data compiled by tho federal censu* bureau and made public at Tallahas­ see. On that date the value was fixed at $9,0U:j,7fi7 a* com­ pared with $ii,2l7,:M5 five year* ago. Land alone was worth $7,489,753 against $4,952,110 and buiding* $1,1104,034 against SENIOR PLAY “Be an Optimist” $1,265,235. The Orlando Chamber of Commerce will sell its present building for $60,000. Many years ago I advocated the San­ ford Chamber of Commerce buying a good site here for a regular home but thu folks could not. see it and we have lost a glorious opportunity to make enough money to keep the Chamber of Commerce going for many years to come. Even now it would be difficult to make sonic of the member.* see the possibilities of owning a good -parcel of ground. The trouble with so many people i* that they are and don’t know it. They were well satisfied with things as they ore now and as they have been for fifty years and they do not want to bother with newideas. They just want to rest and rest and rest. Heaven help us when that same brand of inertia strikes all of us and we decide to rest and rest and YtSat May 13 - 11 8 O’clock Hitfh School Auditorium SPACE DONATED BY Hill Hardware �*: a ~ [JT/S tiv. > n _ x o i t E t n m o S A i C H O R cn " ___ ihonwt the train dispute! Special ureparallchi aW b*lfq! ly tele and.* notified the section <for*m Tfid'fg<t th a t the train was late V X 1’ Uv t il J O i w*.* } gatioiml Church. . . I_____ >{■ l^jdvu&wdiyr prevented., a serious .In <pniH«i i »r , 5JP>IP* r The choir will rrnder nppropri- nccident. B0SE:J-6(Tice 148 ate selections and the pastor wlili The Lake Mary Chamber of MISS KATHRYN WILKEY. Society Elltor deliver na M Mxlhor', rmiinieree held its regular riu'iilnr meet* TELEPHONE:—Kci. 428-J other's Unv Day iprmnn serm on.'' Commerce meet [The Ladies Union is invited to a t- 1 Ing Monday evening nt the schooli tend the morning service, nnd it'house, with about seventy-five! is hoped thnt th eentire member- present. An interesting talk was Cnrial MRS. DEEN AND MRS. BAGGETT ART? I ~ v given by C. II. G arrett, of Orlando, ship will be present. J ° Cial HOSTESSES A T rLOVELY n u m v BRIDGE D m iiiRE King-Edmunds district m anager of the Bell Tele­ HOSTESSES AT phone Co. D. L. Thrasher, of SnnFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. and Mrs. Fairley D. King fotd, was also an interesting speak­ PARTY AT WOMAN’S CLUB Sunday school D;30 a. m. announeci the engagement and er nnd his sentiments on co-opera­ Morning worship nnd sermon 11 approaching marringe of A beautiful party Friday after-1 Mrs. John Sneed and Mrs Fred a. tr... subject: “ What Is Your tion were greatly appreciated. The j their daughter members voted to amend the by­ Nam e?" ™ °" ^ a\ . KiVCn. H ‘ho Roman’s Daiger assisted w iththe Ycoro Leola Mae bo held at Club laws of the chamber to establish a bv Mrs. John C. Deen and Those present vvr>ro \ ? „ ,i* Young People’s Unions 7 o’clock. .ftorr' 1 10 o’clock. to of governors of nine mem­ Mrs. Braxton B. Baggett honoring Mrs. Baggett Mis M n/JF«i, pfnn Evening worship nnd sermon 8 board ber!', and t,o .change the annual m y L H. nnd Mr,. J. lU M u i nK Wil I t! o’clock. u. * oil) .)> meeting to,, the first Monday in Pyle, Who have recently moved to Ritz Mr., i n n.V There scr- only* May; -" AV vote <?f confidence W was .......... •will .l>e •a ■baptismal f . 1, tm r V * iw.iiiiiviuztl ilS j Sanford fro inf- hhour l t lc uf t u e\*% given the retiring di fleers, and thf? Miss Nonie ing following.i^fCigfsnrti ttWctcsl to govj j f i studio of Mrs. hnn- ing her horn The Senior Union will give a Deen nnd M [ Kjnjon.____ ito th er’s Bay, program at this m«r; , n ^ i.b m t^ VW.''" .^S.. e vuv r s ..«y EVuh*. ^ ppresident; Douglass, Gi yT^’’ * . i n t * • i I SeWcll, first 'vice 'president; 11. D. Monday Mrs. \V. Mol_____ Thigpen ! rayor m eeting and Bible study i)uralU> ^ c o n d ivic, president; J.l Hawkins C on n rilv .V M ti-V v AV fjdici Union of the ConTlic hostess and hbnor guests The presbyterinn’ ‘Church will K Singletary, treasurer; t \ n. ^ Church will m eft at were most becomingly attired. Brown. Mrs. Edmuml’ttrlWHTMw. hold a Mother’s Day Service at Wednesday evening 8 oclock. Emmett McCall. Mrs. l.eo Conoley, ---------------------—— Ellis, secretary. The board of govMr?. Gus Frank on Mrs. Deen wore an attractive lace 11 o’clock Sunday morning. Tlig That's tin encore. I don't have errors consist of Messrs. A. E. jH*i*rhta at 3 o’clock. Mrs. dress trimmed appricot flat crepe Mrs. B. F. Whitner Jr.. Mrs. Percy services for the day will be as fol­ to dance with knock knees yet. Sjoblont. Dunn, W ester, Whitaker, ■W Mrs- Jennie Munson gown, Mrs. Baggett was charming Mero, Mrs. C. It. Kirtley, Mrs. J. lows: WHEN YOU WISH P. Ridge, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Miss See Ethel in Senior play. May 13- Kemp, Peckhnm, Hopkins, Hotelcr, in a gown of peach georgette trim ­ t>:45 A. M. Sunday School. and Singletary. li. ' kS]ftea business meeting med in lace; Mrs. Peit's gown was hern Ward, Miss Kth.j Henry. TO SEND A REMITTANCE 11 A. M. Mother’s Day Service. Presbyterian Auxiliary at a handsomely beaded frock of rose Mrs. R. E. Stevens, Mrs. John 3:15 I*. M. Junior C. E. Sneed, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. at 4 o’clock. rTorgettc; Miss Williams wore n 7 P. M. Senior C. E. L^*.ke Mary Sharon, , «pc Organ Flub will meet becoming frock of green georgette Emlor Curlett, Mrs. J. e o t m o r e ic e c r e a m te any part of tho United States *>r abroad, come in and 7 P. M. Intermediate C. E. Mrs. Ivor Culpepper, Mrs. K. F. „ L i l t Church at 3 oclock artistically embroidered; Miss U nc, Mrs. A. ( . Fort, Mrs. F. get it draft of us. 8 P. M, Preaching Service. J. K. Singletary left Monday for fj," Sharp and Mrs. Mender- Sheldon was delightfully gowned The session will meet n t the 1 a visit to Douglass, Georgia. Fancy, Mrs. T. L. Bunins, Mrs. F. It is Safe, Economical and C unt cnlcnt. When you tr a ­ . Mtesscs. in tan crepe with trimmings of V.. Roumillnt, Mrs. E. i>. Mobley, close of each preaching service for Several' carloads of locnl citizens vel, carry tmr T ra v eler’s Checks, untl you will have no c* A*nen Guild will meet blue nnd Mrs. Pyle wore n most | Mrs. \V. J. Thigpen, Miss Kathryn the reception of members. attended the meet a t Geneva on risk of loss. f/n" Raymond Philips nt 3:30 becoming gown of ashes of roses | Wilkcy, .Mrs. ti. D. Hurt, Mrs. 0. The Auxiliary will hold its Thursday. faille. Mrs. \Y. M. Thigpen in n ip . Herndon, Miss Florence Henry, monthly business meeting Monday Mrs . Campbell, of Cleveland, w of Sanford Mich School gown of lavender georgette, had; Miss Sarita Lake. Miss AlHo Gil- atternoon nt 1 o'clock. A budget Ohio is the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. iTt high school at 8 o’clock chargo of the tallies. for tin* coming year will he pre­ Pecknn m. jlt*n. Miss Ruth Gillen, Mrs. W sight. May 11. The club was n vision of lovli- Hill Mrs. Ralph Wight Mrs p nv- sented nnd n program fo the so-1 At a recent meeting of Boy ness the color scheme of green and id Caldwell, Mrs. F. S. Daiger, cial nnd cicle meetings. Scouts, Clarence Priests was elect­ Tuesday yellow being delightfully carried Miss Lottie Caldwell. Mrs. Howard ed scout master. lSocial Department of the out in tho decorations. Graceful Overttn. Mrs. John Gillen, Mrs. J; Rev. G. V. Albertson, Sunday CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY For Sunday's Dinner ,*. club will have a call asparagus fern, Interspersed with B. Coleman, Mrs. Pnul Riggers, school organizer of the Presbyter­ Christian Science services are ian Church, I _# it 2:4a o’clock. The busi- California poppies, was entwined Mrs. John McKee, Mrs. U. A. New­ was a visitor last Sun­ Tho dessert that pleases KdinL' will be followed by about the balcony rails and col­ man, Mrs. George Wells, Miss held every Sunday morning at 11 day. ,Ur bridge party. For umns grent bowls of the golden Edith Teague, Miss Mildred Sim­ o'clock in the Woman's C'luh. Dak 1). L. Thrasher of Sanford, lias everyone— our delirious ice STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS ntfeiti, members nre re- poppies and Japanese sunflowers mons, Mrs. G. Irving Loucks, Mrs. Avenue between Third and Fourth purchased the old Sundnll home­ Streets, Sunday school at 10:1)0 cream packed in a 100;*' | to call the hostess, Mrs. were placed about in a most a r­ Fotrest Lake, Mrs. W. M. Thig­ stead, and is erecting a new home o’clock. Subject for tomorrow, there. 1leak-proof Seal right Liquid.Sertt____________ tistic manner. pen, Mrs. John Leonnrdy, Mrs. “Adam and Fallen Man.” Mrs. <’. J. Fortman, of lloopes- Tight Paper Container. And A group of Sanford's lovlicst Clark Leonard)*, Mrs. K. G. Parks, ■ ■■■■■■■ J i i i n i a D B i H u an i i B O R i R i o i i n i a i i i u i i i m i i i Wednesday evening services, tun. 111., who has been visiting Mr. L THE SWEET GIRL younger school set assisted the Miss Jerrv Muriel. Miss Love Tur­ which Include tvstiiuuiilun of heal­ so convenient ami easy to nnd Airs, A. F. Kemp left Sunday GRADUATE hostess in serving a dainty ice ner. Mrs. A. L. Betts, Mrs. S. M. | the Modiste Shoppe design course a t the conclusion of the I lovd. Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. ing, nre held at 8:00 o'clock in the for Palatkn. serve in attractive round iit your graduation dress. game. They were: Miss Irma R. W. Penrmnn. Mrs. Edward Reading Room. Mrs. Cory Whitney, proprietor This society maintains a free of the Everinghnm, Old Orchard ( slices that tempt the eye Fair Shoppe. “In the Mas- Smith. Miss Claire Zachary, Miss i Betts, Mrs. Raymond Philips, Mrs ’•Jr* rending re »n where tic* Bible and M argaret Cowan, Miss Emily G rif-|J. G. Ball. Mrs. J. 11. Lawson, Mrs. all null .ized Christian Science Bench, Me., accompanied by Mrs. 'and palate. Order il today . fin. Miss Lena Bell Hagan and W. \V. C. Smith. Mrs. R. R. Deans, literature may he read, borrowed Cooper of Franklin, .Mass., spent or carry it home with you.,! with Mrs. M. V. Evans, Miss Carm etta Barber. Beautiful; Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. Carrie or purchased, open Wednesdays last week N * of Mrs. Whitney. old-fashioned bouquets of straw Marlow, Mrs. James Hawkins, and Saturdays front 2 to 5 p, m., mother of* About twelve carloads of local flowers were given each guest as Mrs. K. B. McCracken, Miss Mar­ room 517 First National Bank people enjoyed a weincr roast on! favors ion Hand. Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Building. ■ -* the shores of Lake Mary Tuesday, CLOSE TO NEW HOTEL— ■ The prize for high score, n hand-I T. I Mundy, Mrs. A. K. Powers, ii i Kmti, of Jacksonville, spent evening. The bonfire could he] AH are welcome to attend our lay on business in Sanford. some plague was won by M rs.! Mrs. It. C. Rower. Mrs. John services and to make use of the seen for miles, ami the blowing of: ■ ' :’ ■ -I Hawkins Connelly. Mrs. James JSchirnrd, Mrs. L. P. McCullcr, reading room. i Price SI.300.00 Each. hortu and cheering could be hear I ) i Sarita Like, Paul Lake and Ridge for second high score, was Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. A. E .' all over the village. The cccnsloii t S ab.t Hutton will motor to presented a pair of lovely pottery[Hughes, Mrs. Henry Wight, Miss' wits to celebrate tile bond issue vie- 1 To remove leo er«*»m, hold cm>l»1n«r } 3 •* candle holders with candles. Mrs. 1Bobbie Chnpntnrt,® Miss 1:1a Grey,! FIRST METHODIST CHURCH tury ... Lake Mary, which earrte.il ^ 's the week end. :cli wattr ”an.l “:stOwn » ....... . < “m t ■ rrmrw rn»rr prm* Ralph Wight, for consolation, was I Mrs. Zeb Ratliff and Mrs. J. II. Rev. T. J. Nixon, Pastor, ■ hen* by a voto of more than two bottom w ith thumb* and cut cream Intel* ■ 'VI wUr-ictivD run ml ulicea. Colclough. This Smulay is Mother’s Day, to one. L. H. A. Shuhlger, of I)e L and awarded a Coty’s compact, ___________ ___________ ______________ _______ {and it will he observed nt all tho Flavors in Cartons REALTOR • ( Tpitjt of MIh Leola K in g n t Melvin Dt.,in, n local youth, who - services of the day. n THIS WEEK ( s c on Park Avenue. is a Sanford High School student, Rooms r»0t-ML\ Phone 95 ■ services wiu i>e hetdas Vanilla, Straw berry, Chocolate, was instrumental in averting a tra: McDonnell returned Snt■ probable railroad wreck and possiFirst National l!:mk HuitUlng. Pineapple, Cherry Nut d b hle It>ss of life by quick action in fwm Palmetto, where he H Tr- a r p _ ri „ , , _______ I .Mottling Worship with sermon sounding the alarm when he dis­ Seminole Creamery safer the past few weeks. Sales Force:— Miss Rnlm Williams, Miss Helen r i r t .kl Pftimu*r One of the All by the pastor 1! a. at. covered a broken rail about one-, linage. Company pbof.Mrs. It. S. Holly will „ --------- , , Souls Catholic Church with Mrs. , Seniot, Intermediate and Junior half mile front Lake Mary station.) Tlu* announcement of *hc en- . . . . . . , . ,, League*, * p. in. n i.-is iin iB iB is iiis tiiiE n a im B U 4 « iiiiD iu iiiiiia iiiiiM iB He ran to Die postoffice and noti-j ! D learn that site is iniPhone 031 A. Uerncr a» chairman, held a Preaching by the pastor, 8 p. m. k frun her recent illness. gngement and approaching mar-* , bridge party and dance nt th*.* | New members will be received tinge of Miss Leola Mae Iving, the Knights of Columbus Hall Wcdncs- ,nt the morning service. Conte and a a z i B i i i i Z R i M i a i a i n i n i B H i a a s i K i i a i H a M i s i t i i i s a m i i i i H i i B X D a i a a a a n H i R i a M R B i a H i i t a e i i i N i s a a i i i z a a H z z i z ••vr L | Mrs. B. I). Caldwell, H ■ Jf. E. Houinillut and Mrs. lovely tlnughter of Rev. and Mrs. day evening with several tables of i,worship with us. ■ <**;• -t*•’e *v •:**;■ *t*•> ■:*-:•*:•+*:• *:**fr •>v ■;* *J•:* ■:*■:* '• •>' *>•*t** ;•*;■ *i* ■:*;• :• %• •> v ■> •>-t ■ F. I). King to J. Paul Edmunds, lEauiuillat spent Friday in players present. Will, he of great ,jn.terc,M in t*atl; (^w ild er petunia*. . were ..used.',...v, , A*'F SOt LS < HI W II . ilitv* - effict in decorating • Fourth nfLr Eastter*. * -----— Sunday - ........................ font anti throughout th i'n ta te i" 1 with’cliarming ■A.P., Key nnd Mrs. Lottie the hall. An ire course in shaeft s Sunday m hool begins promptly _ ■ Sliss King is a dainty brunette *11motored to Tange rone ■ of lavender was served a t the enn-1 nt On. in. |3 ■ hj there they spent the tiny type, whose charming personality elusion of the game a fte r which M*18** 'V,H he ci iebrated at 10:30 ■ M in. George Ki e. endears her to it host of friends. dancing was enjoyed. ■ n*P* , „ ■ ’the prize for high score, *dlk I Sermon on the Gospel of the Nhe is a graduate of the Gwynne ■ V L'j Mr*. I.. R. I.efferson, hose, was won by Mrs. F. E. Kou-|Sunday May devotions nt 7:15 p. •y ■ terk City are spending a High School nt Fort Myers and inillat, Mrs. .1. Schirnrd was award- )"• + ■ N W* m Sanford, they are received her B. A. Degree from cd cards for second higit score. 1 Locality meeting after tho evet I of the Valdez Hotel, Hutson University in Du L iiiu<IViiiiuni Shepard was presented mug devol.tiua. ■ Mass on week days at 7 o’clock silk rocks for high score among with the class of 11)21. ■ Mc( rory left Friday for a, m. the gentlemen and A. B. Mahoney L)uring the last year in Stetson "1, attend the funeral she was tho president of tho stud­ was awarded cignrn for second Boy Scouts, Troop Four will *> * »jfof hi! grand mother. Mrs. ent council and was prominent in high score. meet promptly at 7:30 o’clock <• U imiih who died Thursday. Monday evening at the K. C. Hall, all school activities. She is a ■ Was it the ancient Egyptian; by order <>f Scout Master Philip of the Alpha Zetn Delta ■ -Bntt it spending the week- member Miles. who buried food for thetr dead, ■* Sorority. Miss King has been a J i; 5' Beach and Miami. ■ First Communion class a t l p. Maggie-.’” member of the teaching stntf of V 9 ^ T-rr.et and George Spear “ i don’t know mum, i never was m., Mondays unit Ft!days* All Mruy for a business trip to the Sanford Schools during this in Indiana.” Senior Play. May 13- children over 3even years are ro■t past winter and has been a most •> $ a * quested to att. nil. ■ popular member in church and so­ 11. $ S.J. HnUy, Miss Mae Hoi- cial circles here. ■■■ Mr. Edmunds is the son of Mr. His First Public Appearance !' Minlnd Holly and Master nnd Mrs. 1’. D. Edmunds of De V + *■7left Saturday for Clear■ i Were they will visit Mrs. Lend, formerly of Jacksonville. ♦ X a i’er and ,\ji . Hesse Brown. He is n student of Stetson Univer­ M •0* sity and is a member of Delta ■ **• Sigma Phi fraternity. He has been ' M. IIvKo returned bj fro'oi *t triprest : *:* ■ to Washing- prominent in school activities and ♦ ■ (.an) xsew York -* - City, church circles. Ho will join tho * jV1 h’ a‘t-ruled the Con- State Mission Board in June. •> , ' r' ( the D. A R. IQQro fA ? E m u :%w Calendar SSfSl SjeminolG(![ourilijlj)ank S a n f o r d ,F la . Personals * A E. F. L A N E Engagem ent Of Miss Bridge Party Given At K ing To Mr. Edmunds| KnightsColumbusHall1sLi»VrinVI.naonlLn*:: / a. Is Announced today follows: Is Palm Beach and Seersucker Suits F OR MEN Genuine Lorraine Seersucker Seersuckers—Small pin stripe, in lig’ht g’i'ey. Sizes up to *U>. Price— $ 10.00 X z 4 Tropical Worsted Suits ■i* Light grey, tan and brown. All sizes and styles. X $22.50 to $27.50 T 'N . k, ;'1 | any who enjoyed l’t l.a 1;L» Apopka " r- >nd Mrs. B. Miss Blister Will Wed ElmoreHolmes in June John WHtnrd Brister, who is the <• Mr. and Mm. w .c . Me president of the West Tennessee Of Atliuita, Mr. and HiU M?P,T;S” Mr’ :,,uJ Mrs. knua,‘,V\t ‘ Uurriuighs. I’ ditii Teague. 1 Normal School, nnd Mrs. Brister. are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Virginia, to Elmore Holmes, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Elmore Holmes, the wedding to take place early in June in the home of the bride on the Normal -*rj-r.cinyf 'I ile Opening School campus. of a Miss Brister received her A. It. degree ut the University of Ten­ nessee and is n member of the Chi Omega, fraternity. .Mr, Holmes, who is a graduate of Princeton University, is instruc­ tor in chemistry at the Crockett (technical High School, Mr. Holmes and his bride will spend next year in New York, f |r Beginners where Mr. Holmes will take special work a t Columbia University. The above announcement which appeared in a recent issue of the Memphis Commercial-Appeal will la? of interest In Sanford as Miss Bristol* mndq made mnuy iuy mends here J Special Ratca while visiting heKauntt, Mfsa John Itobert .Suchor La. b’ollciui. 5- .tuvnihr 4 i . in thown h«r« making hi» tit' firat public ^ppvurnrtc<r.vv»th Jibi granjlfullH r, pStmutdjr' lloborV*«M. *a j Mhitehurst W. Sneed. Eolb tje of Wisconsin. Itohcrt Jr; is.thi* wtJy gtamlehUd^. . , ‘hursilny and Snt-J-LiV Summer Class •i* <• a n a a * a < a •> u a a :• a a a a a u <• M a 2 v ♦ WVIOLIN I !JackAycockandIrving| = Fleischer Give Dance unlay Sjtio"al Hank Illdg. ' w '*' ;’v ■:* ■;* <- |666 * , or / * ! lb nnd Fever 4 l!ll,oua Fever. ^ IW Jock Aycock ami Irving Fleischer; were the genial young hosts to a number of their friends Friday evening when they entertained with a dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall. M is s Drnne Roberts served punch throughout the evening and at u late hour a dainty ice course was served. Music was furnished by a local orchestra. The young hosts were miniated in entertaining by Mrs, J. C. Ay*..kk. Miss Albcrtta Aycock, Mrs. C. H. Walsh nnd Miss flrV - >*■***» V 1■ *m <• V <r <• ❖ + <• + M *1 (Ink Mm, ttlflrr l'h«tnf AI L Ci * + II T»m»* itr*. i*u••!»•• l*l»rt)ts ln .ta n t - _ $4.00 to $5. New Golf S ock s Large plaids in fancy color stripes and nlain white. $2.50 to $4.50 V <• Seminole Marble Co. jj __ _ New colored check linen, plain, white, and tan linen. *:• Wills It E IIE SLEEPS |»lj>rr owr i*f uur utna n If Ircul ^ IIInrtilr <*f uiriivihr 111■■na.iifrlii(•*- I'1 || ii ark Ibr <|Ni(* It*! Il It** *!«*• M l«If mikI atltirrrr utiit M«****f**n*.»- u Illin o is lit* %%u* In H(«’* i f.rl it* tlr*I|fn unit *•reel It fwr M >oii. t*i rvitaftltt iticrr fur t'br ff ' Golf Knickers ___ Boys’ Knickers Linen and fancy black and brown check. Fine quality linen. $2.50 and $3.00 • The Yowell Company ____ _ ____ �«" • Thediford*« Yesterday’s Results Today’s Games VCARLOAD JUST ARRIVED FLOP IDA STATE LEAGUE fiver Medicine am pa 6 : Sanford 2 Came Which Was Lo» Cilery* F/mIs Said To n a v e ... B * » o n . or t h . SBB1.P..HI f e Gartten on Tampa G ru .r.i3 :'* ■ t. PiUnluiUT G; Lakeland 1. .3lv.‘LHtr,QiV*t Made from selected medicinal roots end herbs—Natme’3 own Billy StfiitHworUi It Tlc.'o NATIONAL'! HAGUE When lie Hits With Three On and Two Out * Scoring Tltilad' lphia I” : I’ltUbflnth 7, i. Ljiiii;. 2. ami Victory New York in„i _____" t Btooklyn Gift frtrrntl 2. ’ vV ------NATIONAL LEAGUE ol (VE w ryv; 1mrJ . Boston 5; Chicago 2. v ^TAMPA, May 9.—Tampa wan "*t Louis at New York. NEW YORK, IJk1 Mtond pnmo of tho series frn n I' :teago «t Boston. South worth, (ipt field of lac ttf-v* Linford here yesterday aftorneon Cincinnati at Brooklyn. York GlnnU, wtn the It ro m one i ’EU DD/.ICN M the score of 5 to 2 in one of ^ u r g h at Philadelphia, of baacbnll'B grent fct’.unlions yen* Meet King Solomon, heavyweight r.tviuipioh <»f Centre( apd Smith •fho snappiest exhibitions of base ' .c< .n iF .ItN ASBOClATIf $1.50 am! up per btuich terday—ninth Inning, three men Aroct iia, who is recking bouts with is l l sren this year. What the game on, two out- und two run needed •lack RoflnttU, Bartley Malden, ^Thursday lacked the one yesterday to win. II® drove n !«'*j.. run into West First Str intntnq (,1111)011?, lia n y Wills and had, ns snappy plays were pulled AMERICAN ASSOCIATION the rle;l»t field ntoncl . :*i ini: hi i :I era. He ho|}g i some day t •» win 4jy both team*. team n .*> to 2 xFt.iry over St. T< Indo 2; Minin m.-li < *>. listiana’a highest honors. The Ho* Score. Louis. Louisville Mllwaul • 5, ■SANFORD AH U H PO A E C.Iumbui G; Ft. Paul <3. Score by Inning C trley, rf. „ .. .. 3 0 0 2 0 0 St. Louis . 000 100 0|0 2 —7—0 Indianaprdbi-Kan.a. City, rain. Dean, 2b...............4 0 1 . 3 G 1 New York ..000 OKI m l —5- 9—0 nB2 B B B ae:iiaB aann«nB H B H B asanii*B «M njiB xxixxauiJ /fVnlxnk, lb. . . . . 4 1 110 2 0 Batteries: Diekerinon and Gun* SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Thompson, If. .. 3 1 2 2 0 0 zalcs; Durnca and Snyder. A i.antn 11: Mi mi ’i; ■ ;. 7AMI, c. .. - .. 4 0 1 :j l o Mobile 2; Nashville*. 1. 'Stanzak, 3b........ 4 0 0 1 1 0 BRAVES DEFEAT (T B S New Orleans 5; Chattanooga 2. KEEPS IT'S 6EAUU! Ffisbic, ss.......... 4 0 2 , 2 2 0 BOSTON, May l b - Tim Itord n Birmingham 9; Littl ■ Rock 10 111 the first “twilight" Imsel,all L IK E Leighton, of....... 3 0 0 1 o 3 LI NES WC Braves defeated Ehinirro 5 to 2 game nf the scjuumi, n team comCarter, x.............. 1 0 0 0 0 0 hero yesterday, in th^ Golden .hi* pc - I of high -chool players Fi i Chsack, p. . . . 3 U 0 0 4 1 By Defeating Indians Anil Idlee Rfimc of the National League. iluy nfPrtim n defeat d the Kl------- ■_ J_______ Score by Innings: Loss By Washington Tn S O T H M EED C O M ST A M T v.-iirii flub team by a score of 5 .Totals . . . . . . 33 2 7 21 10 2 000 002 UOO—2— 8—l Spring' T n “Dress Upv While £ox, Phitiidelphin Chicago it, i a t the Municipal Athletic TAMPAA n . R .H .rO .A .K . Boston .... 001 112 (Mix—fi—Id—0 R E P L A C IN G Piii It, The game b* t ■<1 el t imilng Team Ileal I,eng tie Lead era Batteries: Alexander. Kreu and Bunt, ii. .. Season beginning at T , o'clock and KiwanJenanwr, lb. 'H artnett; Clcnewich and O’Neill. ians are circulating an alibi llial Kr.ond, 2b, 0 CLEVELAND,. M ay, ». TliilaIf miother inning had been played Lee, r / ....... 11 ddphin wop role ponre ilou of CHILLIES SWAMP PIRATES they would have won—they don’t 1 Alien,cf. .. PHILADELPHIA, May 9.—Phil­ first place in tho Ainoicnn League however, explain jii.it bow they Estrada, If. adelphia buried the Pitt ,burgh PiSaint* Break Their Losing icneh this c- nCllHon. ll race here yesterday by defeating Walk, 3b. . , rates under n 15 to 7 score yestcrStreak Dcfcatinjf Highland The Klwanls team was compon0 Cleveland five In three. Huggins, c. Fish* i>, p. Team fly Scare nf (i to I : ! ed of Merriweath r. lb: Steele, 0 Score by inninga: Srnrn bv tnnlmrs* i'liilmielphia iizu tot 010—1>—9—2 P i t t s b u r g h 100 031 230— 7— 1 2 -1 Gross Hit for Thirteen llils p.; Orerlin, c.; Bebont, i.: lint, h- j I iaon 2b.; Byrd. 3b.; Beil, rf.; Aina - I C Cleveland .. 021 000 000—3—7— 1 .'hillieit . 523 210 ( ) ( ) * - 15— 17— t Baltcriea: Gray nnd Coehrnnt; Batteries: Meadows, Creme r, ST. PETERSBURG, May 9.— >n. ci.; McCall, If. Players fori Uhlc nnd* Myntt. Songer, Colloton and Smith nnd Edwaids liehi Lakeland to a c . a the high school were Byrd, liig2 -------K«n . IJ.irbcr, Schirard, Wilson, Gcoch; Carlson nnd Hsnline. hit-, here yor-l-rday nnd the Lain1. King, Hu -.ell nml Duren. 5 SOX DEFEAT SENATORS Our Work Guaranteed Kiwani s CHICAGO, May The White jrako their losing streak of tv * Bat to t ic ; wi ro: STOCK’S SINGLE WINS Three Sox defeated the Senators 4 to 'I BROOKLYN, May 9.—Stock’s 7,1mei with a G to 1 victory. Gv<" Steele nnd Overlin; High Svl Stolen her® yesterday In the first game n«le In the ninth inning yust-vr* n the mound fer tiie Highlander, I Duren rtnd llu. -ell. Tin* i iv inn pulled a double play, lb 1 t\\ c*. H"f'':irv. O n lev. Sacrifice Washington hn:i played in the 'ny ecored Brown with the run waa touched for 13 safeties. to Ihitrhi.-oii to Merriwekthcf ■ 'fleSlu to !)•»« West since winning the world’? hnt gave Brooklyn a 3 to 2 vic­ The Box Score. ^ ? -tib b to \Vhl title Inlt fall. tory over Cincinnati. IV® trim tin* car, ne.t the owner LAKELAND AB. It. II. PO. A. F American firm v.-iil build :i w, t Sanford G; Score by Innings: Ecoro by inninKa: Dumas, 3b.........2 0 1 1 0 1 , :■ Hn.i- >ii Imlln, off Cu Wadi’ton .. 200 000 0 1 0 -3 —13—1 Brooklyn ___ .. 000 001 011—3 B Next to Dodge Garage. 1 , . ,0 11 1 1 0 tcr-tvoikfl in Aflicni, Grcfiee, th W .k’ t ; off Fisher 2. Struck out Chicago . 300 000 01 x— I— 7—2 'lineiimati ........... 000 001 001—2 •Surface, rf. . .. 5 0 l 2 ' 0 0 being a fair r.’turn for her rtiltur ' • •• aFI In r 3. Umpire, Batteries: Zachary, Mogridgo Biitteri-"!* Ehrhntdt and Taylor; 3rn;],r. rf. .. t 0 t 1 0 l 1 - -i f game 1.45. ar.d Hud; Thurston, Lyon; in-! Kixiry ami Yv’iiigo, WvUi, !:......... 1 1 1 2 0 “ tlcQue, 2b. . .. 4 0 O5 0 0 Doyle, c. . 3 0 2 4 1 I May — 'ft»ir>' ii i FORESTS A WOMANS MAKEUP- W/UfHPPOOFNESS EDWARDS YIELDS ONLY SEVEN HITS i Have you neglected Your Car j Let us Look Over Your Car Polar Flight Wiil Be How They Stand FLORIDA STATE . S’ • l1 .#11 burg Lakeland Sp'ufA'rd . . .. „ Tempt SA.TIONAI D e la y e d S e v e ra l D ays Tctnin T. PETE Vilen, rS. tlirtnnnit, rf. .Mwards, p. It :rnci, 2b. Irovrn. If. larnoa, 11). I. Doyle, 31) Hock. c. . I.EAGUI W. L. P 15 5 o il 9 13 , 9 13 1 f.ag fp, w. L P e t 13 G .732 10 7 XKH Cincinnati 10 H Aid 10 1(1 ’".fiOj 9 10 .471 8 It .M21 Brooklyn . II on St. Louis . Pittsburgh Tcc Ci’cnm , Cold U iir.k.; :m<l G ro rc rie s . Totals .. * . 3 7 ’ Score by innings ’.nkt dand *’;. Putt 1 burg Sunuiiar.: Thrri iij Ic. Ftnl**!) ba u cy, fiurinr.'. Si Glnsscs Mav UNDERWOOD imv'!». HiicL- 2 fitv, ’A llrii. a ti-r l iirg 3; JJ n balik, off h i. r.irikii 1a : G r" j . Hit " Umpires, R 2: Ml. » AMERICAN LEAGUE \V. t„ Pet. Philadelphia .72 tjievtdriMM , .Ml, VViiflhiugtnn . i t . Louis Chicago New Y’ork Detroit _ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION .U(] .fii .51 .&( rv irr, 11 '*mm tr.inf I’hone 555 SANFOKl). F 1.011!!’ A REWRITE , ( Irlaiuii). 1'la j a n m u B - a f i a i i s a a s i c j a a - 'i s a s r s a c s j . - : v a B u n c ia a s a n n a u i) w t. rot M) 10 11 13 myr or for .some repair work, i Ltimbor that will fit 5’otir need.* tomi hen* to* haiiillu only (iiiality mal'-rJi* jilJtvi.Vf.ieNperiet\Cft! .’AVlul/ hit hiifhei’, you iret real economy ovet years. Y PE WRITERS Ni-w M u e h in r . H ig h ( la s s K- nla! , A-1 F11 Training1 A tla n ta ............... > .. 15 Nushvillo .. .. It Now OrlcaiiH .. 13 Birmingham Id Memphis . . Chattanooga Little Rock Mobile . . . W IIKTIIKR youi* joli lit: otic for :t 111 GtNDERVILLIC FILLING STATION xinRxnznuxttctHanBeinBn .. ^ Miitsit. .. 1 I,,, near Uu; i,,t mi unidentified girl at Cb. i, rton, lad., nr which inny lend to solution of th® murder, thu Franks murder caao nt Chi ago for ,v serving life sentences. non* usnf»:i,iH w iiaaaB ^.i uit l Dui t). u tiittiy t), aniinrtl fur rletv r Weed MOM’N POI IiY TAYLOR VtCU.0 OLGA- MOM AND I ACC CNKH AT DOGUONIT1 MICKT HAVE EXPECTED /}I * "IT 1 A ir r^Lir- » .. . I r ^ CSC* * «• That s h e w o u l d f o c g e t to LEAVE W E K Pf FOR LIS KORTZ’S AND L FORCcH* THE KEV FOR JC THE FRONT DOOR- i f WotA CaO OUT \ 1 . B e SURE AND LEAVE VOUW kfEV / v. L UNDER *1UE POOR MAT D O r ff W l VIE CAN GET IN '- I L \j a I’Imm* “ IS. H anford. Fla a H nnxnnB»*trtr:*!Br*i*«iwnBsa!Dav:B33asnam i ’-'i(« aan n x « n x 3 n x ii aBnanr.irr "T iB K uaam u x ea R rn a cr.i Overcome the Rent Problem ny Owning Your Own Home In Mi'- c a i ** I" iiuli-iHTiik-mo tin: tfrenf inajufilyl u tniisl f ir s t overeonu* th e re n l nlKstacle ti*J l u lh . U l . h ’i llu* m u st d if tie id t ta s k in the w'H t veil if i:u r iip-unto is j u s t th e a v e ra g e . Ami you’ll itovrr get the genuine joy el living “J til you own your mvn lumie—-a lioute m rlinscn iieighhorliuud, [)lanit'.wl to vour own ‘*1 o f f'Jin lV rt. SHE’D FcR&ET HER HEAD IF IT WASN'T FASTENED 1 ON jA YOU HAVE A LOT OF > ROOM TO TALK.- IF YOU HAD THOUGHT TO p u t a key in wour rOCKET \M t 'NOULONT r T T i\ HAVE TO StT SL'RE iZirS>v iNTVifpDAD r V lE ’U e B E E N VAJAITINU H E R E AM HOUR - WHY DIDN'T YOU P O T TliE KEY UNDl £ THE h / DCOR MAT X. AS -v t'TOLDKCU? J Bur l pa n A e'mtrael*>r llial njiorates a novelty mill tthlt* in do th e v . 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KATES C«h t" Advance will k* r«r | 0* a ll«* __ ___ n « » , , n P — . nr * line m llu *JitTtrP* 4°ubI# ahov* ralM are for conS T ' wE w ' ' n*th '» c for first m en. JirtlUnr I* reetrlcl.d to i ,nor I" mad* Tho ,??. • ill be responsible H*riH one Incorrect Iasset lun. ftjp subsequent l*i’*rtlThe Iirtlce should b« * immtJUtely In case of l »o A D v r . n n s p . n s u.jlJ repreeenlntlve thorialllir with rate*, rules 'SSeitlon. '*ni five you Information. And If . they will »**>« VO'* , juur want ad. to i“more effect lye- _ eu n ro T v o rirK rtlur* should *lv* tnelr cr poiiofflce address as . tf'.eir phone nilmber If irtirt re.nll*. About on* ! jt of a thousand has a „ md the other* can t .siciie with yoil unle»» Kjow jour address. to,.sti*aa»«-* **• [j, <• oroin nl The H**' l U.r.U •»'*•* ,, r " r }•*“ , Alt' »*** 9* I III* S«rvk« .M» prompt* Efficient. THIS [SI.NESS DIRECTORY lie* I* pises rrltMn en*7 It, prtiple of Kmif.ird an often m-eiJeif. (hit Hat «hen nuy *pelanlo I* required. It I* iti slpbshellesllr fur For Spire la This I d 1K R C T 0 R Y PHONE MS sified Directory SING — Moltigrapbing, and mailing—as you it—when you want it. I<73. 11. K. Forch, First Bank Rldg. HIRE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. E AUTO SERVICE Day Wt. Meets all trains Itng«der. Phone .5.51 and 03-YV CAKE BELL CAFE 4• beat In Service anil QualRnt Street and Park AveDRUGS Cypress and Pine Fra mtnj; Sheathing Siding Flooring Celling Finish Mouldings Lath Hrick Lime Plaster While Hock Plaster Hoard Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Frames and Screens Made (o Order J c " * stations. Magsecond. First and Elm, «A»roue and luth Street. P **rvic». florist i 2 «TfI,E f?L0 RIBT*’ * mi,. *11 occasion s. 1*1 I’honx 2C0-W law yer O'BRYAN. LC . *reu‘,d‘ne Hum* 417.1, .1. Ann« plRB ^™LS_ ANII REPAIRS 1 bi o. typewriters for | Tjf.trrms, f(ir r,.nt- a , )0 I i ,! ,0 f r 'c’ s u p p l i e s Boom 9 t Home Hardware THE MORNING JOURNAL i< the accepted want nd medium in Da vtun a (Fn.Y One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c, . WIN ME *3(1-2• TP'ht. A STPOlL OV’JM *V ME ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — Rt Johns Countv !« ’•cached through ♦he Rt. Augustine Evening Record Quick results. Two cento per word. Sample copy on request. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tntmia Daily Times, tin* great horn** dally rate tM>c per word, minimum charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate card WRHT VlflOINfA—CliirUsburir T*i» Oinrlt*liur«- Rxponenl. mornlna Incliullnr Similsy. ini»rnlnr l»*u* t cent prr »iM . mtnlimmi He. HONS. By Williams FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meats. Reasonable rates. Lincoln House. You are wasting time and mo­ ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ sified advertisement. Phone it in today. No. 148. Lost And Found PARTY FINDING new grip on Celery Ave.. Please return to Herald office. LOST—Pocket sixe, loose lent ledger. Return to 1st National Hunk and receive reward. J. K. Syndor, Spanking W ives lien 1 11 . U n llltn ll. F e l !o w s , v jl'u . fERCi^ESvi VsE'i LF *hv/IA. uo IN AM' ' j Ij .O A cu r avujm u s . ef so UVriT OonRO'N G*,c tiu w it :r OM oP ■ Wm FflOb' iT .'-ED Err^ . v r y.Ati T V t t t t -MOBD Sttjcul viMT fQtliD wE. , el....> 4 ^ PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous development Read about it in tho Palm Reach Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. CASH LUMBER CO. SOL'TII I. A\ II I’AIST Tti* Palnl That Wavu* You Mnnry. Mann fact a rod t.y Ib*r*un-l,lmt»loy 1‘mIiiI Co. Snlit ny LOBSI SO I*AI XT COMPACT III ll ■■*uulld Ave. t'hoiir 2711 Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Hank Bids. Hanford, -------- — Florida Chiropodist fo o t s p e c ia l is t For the O UT O U R W A Y ADVERTISING gets resultu if i* reaches potential buyers. P’B*i latka Daily News Is circulated in ! Complete—or Furnish m ate­ an industrial and agricultural sec rial Only tton. • TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of The Price Is Right Florida real estate advertise In i the St. Petersburg Times. One cent SANFORD cent a word daily, two cents a word Sundays.______________________ . ADVERTISE in tne Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, W. S. PRICE, Mgr. weekly and Sunday Classified rates per Hue. Waycroas Journal710 W. First St. Phone 172-W 10c Herald. Waycross. Georgia. F E Sre?V|f:K N A TIO N . L ' ■,l'' Tirca, AcccssoM yue wiu, „ Bnlj|et E;1in J™- ‘ hone M7 .. ev°e Paints H. A.SPKIR Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware We will build your house J®®STATION8 a n d AUfj SUPPLIES I) c A lE S f f l NEW LUMBER YARD to Uillon & Platt elccjr*®-.Everything - — ■-■«.i >iiuuk eiccl *^Qr;<; P-2. Elcctragith A n(!dTI-R-K -MS r. i». Sriiilinili* IIimI, iiii- | ; , „ v Co.. Snnlnril, t'lnrlil*. 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D riv e In iiiUll llii n fi%«-> rnr-nlil lo mimri Or T i r e s , AcceaHorien itol lift %Ina nil) fli Iiik lo iirn r i* Uro* lir r (Hr Hiu ImmhI iinitfn lo KII l|M1« iilirrr. Or riiltltus Her irlp lo *Hr ! Phone 117-1. ... Sanford, Fla. wiiiiiiurr rrnirl I no urrk* whorfrr High thr plfitinnl. Or iiwUlim, Him I i Ini ni£ in inr plrtiilrH In llir hnuif ii Itr n lir f*ti** mi nf lr moon off. ,1ii f uf Ihr nr f HIitif %, 11 urn n% I«t !»•r, tt mi 111 Hr mi If 11’Ir n I it ru ii ni(*■ for II Hti*sVmitit lo nir lili MNinkinr pirrtiunllir. If hr Itnil Ihr n r n r In do It, lint n h r «|»rrnlMlr on nil flirwr fhln««v iihrn nil ihiitirillr Infrilrlilrw run Hr •*<• prrfrrlly arlii **l hy Hnilnic mi Khnrt Ciinrh In Ihr liinilly • II ii■■Iicin«l itml iilfr trill hr mi Hupp> In ihr r n |t*j ninvl tfiiti nn Iwwii Cofirli ntvor if* Ihot flirt nlll n rtrr vrl ........Ip rnoimli to Hmr 8pti nk Imi t|nr»!foti« r i rr rotnr itt«, 1 oitr«», lllll ITCHKILLED CO. .^Pt'ftVrr iT tlR R* TO *SELL*— ^LLT" Rl f’0 *~M ir. Itotul-hs.i fai *l,r ences paid ••MT. "d furniture. Call Rooms For Rent Motor Insurance Pko»«- “ *''RS RKSlLVKltKD rBS ? ht a,"» "nM. Call ' I‘hone No. USED CARS Buildincr Material b le c t k ic a l e l e c t r ic WANTED For Sale Advertising 2 BRUG STORE — Prc~**J> Brugs, Sodas. Wo [jjMr lo u a s y o u r For Rent DREADFUL PAINS unOBIi.r.0 H u t It EN T UT03 FOR HIRE One of our hig cities is getting rough. A public official there was reprimanded for taking n bribe. Have you ruonu t.» vent or some FOR KENT—Ground Floor Klks FOR SALE—OiTice counter, cheap second hand furniture to sell? —Title Guaranty uad Mortgage Philosophy is usually about all Bldg., ‘JUS Oak Ave. Inquire up­ Use The Herald’s classified page Company. a philosopher has. stairs. C. T. Smith. |ln,1Kp Ton rlnc. and get results. |tt2:t—lln.lt-i- Sfilnn, FOR SALE—4 room house and • o tt—MiiiIbc Screen Truck, jot—lath and French— $390.00 WANTED— BOO dollars ut 8 per t nan—nm| re Tiiur'n^. PRINTING FOR RF.NT—I^trge unfurnished cent on 1st class security for 3 down—$717.50 at $15.00 monthly. !IIH iJ—t*V * * I*'V1 * ' *■ ■ ""* Tnnrlnc. home on Park Ave., close in. Im­ years. Address W. W. Gibson. No interest. W. K. 1-ants. WIGHT PRINT S IIO P -R u sh ord­ • K.V-PnriI Tun Trnrk. mediate possession. Sanford Real­ Route 1. Box 81, ers a specialty. Phone 417-W. I. W. PHILIPS SONS ty Co., Phone t>!»7. Balt Bldg. FOR RENT—Two. two room a9 Railroad Avenue. Georgia Lady, Who Had Lost Too partm ents. dost* in. Mrs. Geo. WANT TO BUY—Good one horse Dodge Sales and Service wagon with P. O. OiTice lt*5, REAL ESTATE Much Weight, Was Advised FOR RENT for the summer a cot­ A. I.. Cook. 210 Park Avenue. Sanford. Fin. tage furnished. Close in—reas­ to Take Cardui and Is J. E. SPUItLING. sub-division REAL SILK HOSIERY. onable—Phono 121-J. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Call 649W and representative WANTED TO BUT', small place Now Well. lando. Florida, and F l o r a LFARN ATYC.UT Yolk Count* sud of from 5 to .10 acres, must have FOP RENT—Very desirnble fu r­ will call. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Ijikelsnd. through the Star-Tele* buildings anil price reasonable. nished home, located in subur­ Columbu3. Ga.—Mr*. George 8. ban village, modern improvements, FOR RALE—Good mute, cheap. I. Give full information way. gram. Rest advertising medium in at to price, South Florida Published tnn-nlngs Hunter, of this rity, writes: A. Remind, Park A 22nd St. I term s and location in first letter garage, reasonable rents. Strout TIN AND METAL WORK Star-Telegrnm. Lakeland. Fla, After I married, thirteen tnontha Farm Agency, Inc., Nntinonl Bank addressed to box 10. Herald Of­ FOR SALE—Good used car. Ad­ fice. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds OHIO—'Xenin, MnVs you" rut** ago, I suffered with dreadful pains Bldg. dress Box 25. Luke Mary, Flu. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. through the Tenia Ge*eHe In my Bides during . . . My 8ido WANTED—A lap-dog, male noi W ater and Boat Tnnks. At Oak Tnuin. Ohio, Ri,.h igrlf’’Hn*al hurt bo bad It nearly killed me. I FOR RENT—Cool first Door fur­ very expensive. Address “J " eare nished 2-room apartm ent. 202 FOR SALE—Space on the page Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ district. W ant ad and display bad to go to bed and stay some­ Park Avenue. phone 111. for classified advertisements. Herald and give full particulars rote* on request. times two weeks at a time. I Why not rent those vacant rooms, including price, age, breed, etc. could not work and I Just dragged or sell that second-hand goods? FOR RENT at Daytonn Beach. rro».f»vnTt<e t.m n v tn — n«1ft linx®* Ift# around tho bouse. Very desirable summer cottage In gmithw#«Ara OfOffflAMIRACLE Concrcto Co., general Ij Hflofi “1 B°t very thin—I went from 12G and apartments. Robert Gray, 804 FOR SALE—Two new houses, five H«ti» (ft - w n n l ! ' I n * Bldv. P. O. Box 21, rooms and bath, finished and cement work, sidewalks, build­ pounds down to less than 100. My Auditorium papered. Call at Gindervillo Store. ing blocks, irrigatioD boxea. J. K. TO REACT! the prosperon* farm ­ mother had long been a user of Daytona Reach. Phone 10C5-J. ers and fern growers of Volusia Cardui and she knew- what a good FOR RENT—Two room apart­ Orlnudo road. Terwllleger, Prop. ment, private porch. Lower county advertise in the DeLsnd medicine it was for this trouble, so floor. Reasonable, dpi Oak Ave. FOR SALK—Baby buggy in ex­ HILL LUMBER CO. Housa Dally News, rate lc per word, cash she told me to get some and take It. Service. Quality and Price. cellent condition cheap. Inquire with order. I sent to tho store after It and boFOR RF.NT—An apartm ent, .111 1208 Park Avenue. foro 1 bad taken tlio first huttlu MAINE—‘WatervOln. Mo»nlng SeoLumber and Building Material Park Avenue. ^ C arter Lumber Company tlnel. Thousands rtf Maine pen­ 1 begun to Improve. FOR SALE—One Ford at Lltli and “My side hurt less and I heimn to ult* m e !uI•>)eidt-d In Florid* prop­ N. laturel St. Phone boo FOR RENT—One tiu c r loom uFrench $17.00 Cash, YV. K. erty. Reiieh them through llw Improve In health. . . . The Cardui pnitineiit with private bath and as a flue tonic ami 1 do not I.a nt/. Sentinel, lints card on applica­ *cti'd one two room apartm ent. Inquire Del like the same person. I am in :m tion. no much belter, I am well now. at Herald Office. FOR SAIJ'l—Movable lunch wag­ Protect your motor by using m inutes A LITTLE WANT AD In The I have gained ten pounds and am on. M. G. Bradford, Sanford V m lol Oil. Special VeedolSIT1CIDE for r,()c at Drug gaining. My sides do not FOR 1DCNT—7 room house close Ave. Herald will bring you big re­ rtlll Porv.ol for Fords. Takes trouble me at all. in, hth unit Palmetto Ave., $.5,5 Storc*H union, r»r»c by mail. sults. Advertise those old articles 12 room house in edge of town mi you have stored a wav and have kJ w S » ^ ft' rIn8 woman Mellonville Ave. $2.5. Thrasher & FOR SALE— 1 sanitary cot ami 1 i 8ITIC IM 2 CO„ Commerce, fia. no use for. A Idle thirty-rent a d _____________eiu rou All The Chatter Garnet. m attress fur 2-4 bed. 411 Palmet­ may bring vou aevernl dollars, i to Avenue, nr plume 540. out and Insures you cool, Phone 148 and a representative will FOR RENT—Rooms ami kitchensmoothc operation as limj* as call to see you. unite, Shirley Apartm ents op­ you use V m lol Forzol. W OM AN/ TONIC posite post of I ice. FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Oranrlo Lot us drain your crank case morning Rent inn): largest classi­ i today. fied burinese. rn!n 1c n word, min­ Contractor nml Builder imum 24c cn«h with order. A complete line of ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. D ojts Iff. Central Ave. Orlando, Windows A-P.EKL Car. Drive it *!f. 0»k and Second St. »L Automobiles SHOE REPAIRING HOPKIN’K ELECTRIC S H O E SHOP—We turn uuv neat work with quick service ami we use the best materials. fOirns. lluiilmi*. Ingrow­ ing Nulls. Heavy <,altousra or ilr.*l feet. m i. r. i_ iiis i . b r Yuwell Drew tllilg. UrUmto. l-lioltn. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or band it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newEfsper. Ot.c year $8.00, ti months *4.00. three uioaths $100. If yon desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 eenta to your c rder. _____________ “ DO YOU YVANT to buy or sell anything?’’ If so advertise id the “Gainesville Sun.” UKVKI.OHWMS Phone S ■ p e ^ o i e e Opportunity Knocks! $42,000 Block No. 10 Sanford C g / y v c . — W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET •110 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. B Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. IMG f t. Union Ave. X ‘-2i> ft. C y p re ss Rt. (!) houses and 1 store) A T T K yT IO N --r«u - Liberal Terms aaruli i< bealnnlng tne *rear«sl tie valo|irnpnt In lilt.rlila's history; * Imlf million Oollar hl«liwuy lu th* gulf bvac*' lust IlalaheJ: a l*c million mdlar brlilg* across f’sc«raIda llay »tnrtocl; quarter mlllloo j„H ir up«ra lions* under construc­ tion; tw.. millions bain* spent uo highway; (trnttesl chancs for Uv* devslop.r* to get In on ground floor. vVrllo Development Uupart2 I t K. FIRST ST. tut.ut The I'ensscnl* News. W. K. SMITH, Mt’rR. AUGUSTA rnilONICLF. — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest clnsnlfied medium, rate cash .O'Jc . s a i g s u u s i s i i M i n s n s i i i a a i J s i x i i i i ^ u s i m i i u u i i t x u a i i u i i k ! chnrg«* IiV n»*r linn, minimum BRINGING UP FATHER 'f o u -d o n ' t y o u f ^ C M G n / ^ c R tuHi'VT FM PPC -N C ST> ONC. TIM C 5 OYM T O Y ^ ,---- Bodwell Realty Co., G. TAYLOR DYER HaintinK— Decorating p h o n e aua JO H N E. FO X Heal Estate.— Insurance All kinds uf property lieled fur sal* Park Avenue and Secund Street By GEORGE MciVlANUS A 7------- � 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. 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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>, May 09, 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/1fed54435fbef463376d35051473fd52.pdf ca26d8013b8aa72108233ef0ae2d5997 PDF Text Text ■aw. t 0CR NEWSPAPER ■d in Florida’s Heart, fid's Greatest Vegetable Its Richest Garden Land Fair Friday And probably Sat­ urday; modernto coat winds. Maximum Temp. ----- — BS Minimum Temp. ~— ------W> ■■■ — a sso c ia te d pre ss d is pa tc h e s SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1925. NUMBER 240. PRICE FIVE CENTS rhL New Chief? MADElRadio P i c * 11*"® T r a n s m it t e d RUM BLOCKADE English Cause FI F r o m H o n o l u l u T o U . S. IS W l l T C i p By Asking Omission L o n g e s iD is jta n c e O n R e c o r d S U cretary Says Naval Forces Necessary For Protection Of I fountry’s Interests Members Lo«or n ousc Legislature Pans Measure After One t:f Hottest Fights - wiled During This Session Penalty Of 5 Years Or 5 Thousand Fine •—— ■ told Develop A ir ]i Water Forces tiserts More Thought Should Be Given To » .. Protection Question w W„w........ Closing Of Places Permit ling Gambling js Provided V o : In Hill Uy An Injunction TAI.I.AIIAS.SEE, May 8.—After a hitter fight which lasted the greater part o f the day the House of Representatives late Thursday i ~~ “ ,f Colo., is one of those mentioned as HARTFORD, Conn., May ». probable successor to Solicitor passed, by vote of 52 to 29, what is believed to be one of the most Uny reliance solely upon air- General James M. Hcck, who is re­ drastic anti-gambling bills ever c t o r defense purposes was UrinK t0 Private life. dtaftod. It was introduced by A lU d A H U n iJ K ; BY II. S. FLEET W arships From Pact •Negative Is Recorded In New York Within 2D Minutes After Ileing Dispatched In Honolulu, 5,130 Miles Away Activities of Liquor Runners Arn Cheeked and Fleet Con­ IIAVAN A, 'Jay 8.- Henry V tinues 100 Per Cent Effec­ Morris. 3t, formerly of Har­ U. S. Radio Firm Has low. Fla., unit manager of tive, Coast Guard Heads Sny Charge Experiment Forrrrr Harlow Man Is Killed In Havann Swift L (Vimpany here, was shot mid killed late yesterday by Daniel McSwlnoy, 27, a ste­ No Human Hand Intervened In Process Rut Four Relays nographer. McSwinoy was captured by office employees Were Necessary fo.* Trials as be uttemotod to escape. Witnesses an id Morris was NEW YORK. May 8.—An ordi­ seated ot hi: desk when Mcnary photographic negative Swiney entered and opened fire Thursday was placed in n radio with a revolver and then is a photographic machine in Honolu­ struggle, stabbed Morris, who lu, a beam of light placed through died before he could be taken it and the apparatus begin click­ to a hospital. ing. One-fourth of a second later Morris is survived by a wodanother machine in New York, 5,ow and two children. Motive lSfl miles away, began dotting and for the shooting is uni noun. dashing out a copy of the negative. ■Twenty minutes later the machine i in New York had linked in the Proposal Falls Like Bomb On Delegates At Geneva Meeting; Japan Backs Britain On Sick List Drive For Recruits Made Over Country Burton Wants Ban On Poisonous Gas Mure Ships Arrive to Aid In Ridding Atlantic of Hum Ships; Fleet TotnLsAbout .30 Admiral Smith Gives England’s Plans For Disregarding Ships N E W YORK, May 8. — New York coast guard officials, claim­ ing that their three day old block­ ade o f the Atlantic rum fleet con­ tinued 190 per cent effective, put G E N E V A 7 ~ M a y 8.— Great the* stamp of seeming permanency Britain dropped a bomb on on this new phase of the nnti-wet war todav by issuing a call for Geneva Thursday Sareti insufficient by Secre­ between 100 and fiOO guardsmen she proposed before cy Wilbur in an address Highlands, and was recruits for the local district. i taken up for immediate considera­ national conference iursday nitfht before the J IIU M U L H U nf n vh„,,.erapl> by Illdlo tion. It became known, too, that the control of nmi« and necticut chamber of com­ ocean. drive for recruits is more or loss that wnrshops be process was re­ a national thing, uinuiar campaigns 1 11 L betting on any contest or trial Seven Gnies this tepictures of perfrom the category of being in preparation t at Norfolk, , " t speed, power or endurance o f ___ . ami seven •To defend America we Virginia, Washington, Baltimore man, or fowl, or beast, or any perIf\ l |\]>(?W V I ? N T I l R F i ?!"** an‘1 cVents coi»rn*cte«l with'the ments which will be Ut be prepared to defend its ran receiving money or anything i l l llJ U T f V C u l 1 U f i l l u Hawaiian maneuvers o f tho Amer- and Boston. to urr<tj and our flag in every corlean army and navy officials ap else o f value staked on such con­ The hloekr.de was tightened nn the British r0f the globe,” he asserted. “ The Mornccan Natives Are (living tests would lie guilty of a felony. ,, peared in early afternoon editions Thursday, a scute or more rum ... “I IT-,. , .. move. jrition that the United States o f New York papers. This was chasers leaving the local and oth­ Upon conviction such violator shall Io r ,,,c r • »W »V \ N IU «Iv O w m * More Trouble Than Was An­ “ We nro confused," commented i be defended solely by aircraft the first attempt to transmit pic­ er nenrhv bases for the line o f ac­ punished by imprisonment ini a delegate nt conference on arms ticipated at First; Airplanes be jntiri; from our shores is born tures by radio and telegraph over tion. the state prison for u period not I Most of these boats wore ijcorancc of what constitutes Are Supplying Provisions exceeding five yen." nor less than' ■uch a distance. The promoters said to be replacements, being sent Christy Mathewson, famous as a and munitions today regarding the British proposal that warships he ; nation and of its vast and of the test, the Radio Corporation one year and by a fine not exceedto the row to relieve some o f the star pitcher with the Giants years omitted from the list of arma­ jU-widc interest, and also o f the ago, and now president o f the Bos­ PAItLS, May I*.— Latest reports ing S.i.OCO and not less than SI.OOD. t i r w i ’ l'lit t .,,,, si,,,, o it,,.­ of America, with the co-o|ieration .... . 1, , « .....__________ ....... e ,t. , ,,, . hit..Ml .... . I m il., ll.l.. P.— llO\ <’i' the United h’ tntes army .hailed smaller, which have been on heavy ton National League club, Is hack ments subject to control. This feel­ |ni»c enthusiasm for one feature from the troubled zone in M...... Moroc­ Fcction 2 of the bill provider . . . , seas and bleak weather stirred by at Saranac Lnku convalescing from ing is shared by many others. f aational defense.” its success as another stride for­ n near gale. co are regarded by technical ex­ that if any owner, lessee or agent l,,s w,ft’ ' ,lM brother-in-law, and Delegates, who are a heavy cold he caught at the open­ |An sdequste navy is necessary perts in Paris a-) showing that of the same slinll knowingly allow i Memphis friend hacked hint n ward in the development of radio exports expressed Almost simultaneously with the Bational defense, he declared, the Riffiar.fi are giving tho French any connection with uny race forming the Clutunic Haundora coi transmission of pictures, similar announcement of the department ing game. It was at the same re­ that tho exception should be arc the United States is a more trouble than was expected, couise, jockey club, sport fic-li], I r.orntioit after lie had been ud attempts nix months ago acros? o f the reinforcements and replace­ sort that he made his great uphill sought for such a vital branch fight for health two years ago. the Atlantic also were successful power with a -world-wide The French General Colotnhnt’s gymnasium or other places where I of armaments as . 1m.i.r. ,«1 Fi '1 teat presented no 1, ments. the destroyer Cunningham Entire fandom is now pulling for itrciai inter eat und with in- v'liusiiii column •' hlill in uiL ihu reg contests vim i.-> ifitii.li.ig ik iiiiiit, isi *■’ '»• are * nv heid, iii| fir. such ii lilsH place v *> »hnll,J 11(111 " ■>• » %»/: . I. control for nrtillcry was returned to her base front the his speedy rcrovory. •listnnco nor difficulties as today's api1 .!-.' committs and ob'.igu- ion of Djebal Ilibanc, where it he deemed and held a place detri-! { * * * stl^c* W - f 'Vf !n t*^ a t ' • hlockailo zone to report that four tained. feature. ’ 05. came to grips with Ihu invaders a muital to the morals of the com new contraband carriers hud joined A Mi-tween H-moluht nnd New York mini ity, to be a nuisance nnd such hearing here lhursdny b;few days ago, nnd several French I.t Chinese wall around continentthe lino of he-leagued ships at made lint it human hand intervened in |United States, lie continued, posts in that sector, and farther n place shall be abated without , ,nrcnc<! founders, anchor nil the way from eighteen dorr ; lit* attornpti'd to ltd] what hat the process, although four relays irthcr of stone, of const defense east where Voloncl Freeydcnhurg’s delay. to 10 miles from shore. One of ed nn were neccs ary each accomplished L ' j \ ‘ Whenever such place is declared .bc-ome ;,’ -'*dl 1’ers.unn itterier, or bombing planes capa- column has been violently engag­ mitomalirnllv by linked receiving tt,w f,,ur* ‘ o a r in g a!>°V e the othi if attacking ships 2.70 miles ed, still remain surrounded by a nuisance, under provisions of the ' I’ossesslmia hut Special Referee K traffic in urd transmitting devices. « " • *".* a b“ ? t*e,r.'1 nnn bill, the sta te's Attorney County M- Barton who l considering « #nd oar coast is no defense ofj tribesmen. Tho ;ra.lionhotogranhie inaehim .fro.m lla 'T" hurg. All' J prcaumal.ly Solis;r. p i J U k a S L S T U ;-*-•» ky » r . tor a t a c i.-jJ Ti™ ..... S S S;.„. S T S Airplanes are endeavoring to fir flung commerce and in,, inl(, , ho ,.„vi.rn. 1of the United States. World keep the detachments holdinh thi any citizen, through an attorney, I f r‘m» bankruptcy halted him when •'! Honolulu, with its night beam nn,, %v Had become v--0 lllcnt>M n#l M i)r , lht.jr iptui.m i interests require a world- posts supplieil with water nnd pro­ may file a hill of complaint in I he tried .l “ .J*-’” a lock.ail shaker. ! a,1 "' "hades of Hu ncgaliw start. cou|j wurnc(|. i defense. visions. The airmen Thursday got chancery and pray an injunction tntives o f Franco, Italy, Brazil Value «»f against the continuing of the nuiA week ago the hearing w a s ," 1,K’ "cries oi dota, daaliea and ui,.„« u - .ir i- j Hungary, Poland and China. Thu Rum Ships Watched. 1*1 wire ami sane development water to the bescigcd garrisons by the first lay of their suits Obtain resolution was rvforrcd to a com* Their anchor eliuir.a hadn't fin|fc«rmy and navy are reason, dropping cakes of ice on or near fiance, tin-operators and agents of adjourned when Snumleni refused. miles by telegrahp tho building anil grounds upon to tell wlioro he got ilia money .to ' I’ ",0’’’’, , ......... ' - - - '- • — i- . . , , pl .. l, ,ilpI111„ h ,u_ Publicity mitteo of technical experts, irdvance along lines of apply- the posts. ^embers of llrllaln'a Plan Outlined. , ' i” 1 l' i» f 1- * " , .’i] , 7 M f n t u ' l ' r h l u w l i - h .iU iH-tnrv o i l M -I lied tii! means of national defense The turn In the hostilities indi­ “ T h 1 r n ,,ui' n,“ c , .T h o .M ..... n r i a. . n l r o t o - U f r c . M a l l lio l»W m d ,U »l J ™ , '" ' f f i ” ' A u fo m S S lIy ttH S . « ’« M M l » U . held in « n Rear Admiral Aubrey Smith, Intiiiove serious thought of ag- cates that one feature of the Ififis trench fighting cd with but few amendments. Those I but at the end lie w as ordered to wire curi'inls were changed. !to for just such an emergency, Imd ■ion by others. Let us seek ftan Indies Tlie question of advertising Sem­ British delegate; outlined to the adopted were to clear up technical-1 list the Saunders family household darted forward to greet them. Two inole county and Sanford to the conference committee on military nnd pursue it dilligently, which is considered likely to pro­ ities. An amendment providing furniture, which radio waves fo ra 2,372 mile leap in storage. Ho why his dj and persistently, nnd may long the struggle and increase the that the law should not ho nppli-1 contended that this furniture W- aero ; the emdern I’acific to a n*- ot the 75-foot patrol Imnts at­ outside world was tlu* mnin ques­ naval and air matter* pace rebound to the peace chances for political complications cahlo to the offering of prizes at I longs to his wife. cciving statimi at Mar.-liatl, Calif., tached themselves to each of the tion discussed nt today's meeting country favored taking warships iKtur.iy o. all nten.” at home. Already the socialists widch turned them again into tele­ liquor carriers mid nettled down of the Chamber of Commerce, out of the list of armaments which Elute, county or district fairs was i Sanders said that In- opened a organs are demanding a full ex­ graph current for a 19 mile wire to tho hudnosn of keeping them which was held in mi informal under the draft convention aru |TWwvy secretary, speaking on Adopted. ^ Jlunik account aftur being ndjudgway due to the absence of I'resi- subjected to a system of liccnso relay to the transmitting stallion isolated from the shore. fierce nnd the flag," asserted planation ns to just what the gov­ 1 hi* fight on the Gilt began a s , ,-d bankrupt with $<10 bin wife hud Estimates of tin- ruin fleet’s dent Higgins and Secretary I’eur- when sold by one country to anoth­ ernment intends to accomplish on nt Bonilau, Calif., where once more fou r nation has been knitted soon as it was introduced when Rc*i;,aved from In r household allow- t h»* |” *np«**,t slri'nirlh vnrled from IS to 3(1. iiiun. Y L ; President A. t\ Con- er. He Hrelied that the chief ntm rrpented f,> »tl»r in its material nnd mom! tho border of the R iff country. Ab­ p r t . » l u i !uicd 1I1..I till.-,nnee. Iiis wne mortgaged some patch the picture on Its trans-con- * a0t. A. V. L. Jacobs, New \mk nully piesided and an there was no of the conference was not to pre­ uts by its interstate com- dcl-Krim. tho rebel lender, who ha:’, tlouMi* resolve itself Into a eonnnit-| piopcrty she owned in .llinoia and tinenud leap to tho radio station I vomninndant of tho coast guard, order o f business, he colled upon vent illicit trade in urniumenta, but t w it ha* been Joined by itH intelligent representatives in nil *’ " the whole to consider the; his brtoher-in-law and a Meiupl’.. in receiving station at Riverimnd, rJ‘fused to discuss tliin piiaace of member) to express themselves on to control and, especially, make it WT>«rInternational commerce.” th,! Kuropcnn countries, is said t<> “ sure. This motion was w ith-1friiml sold I'iggly W iggly stock Long Island. Into wire current I i " “ hject, as well as most oth rs. any suitjeet looking to tho better­ public. hrc fully pasted / All 0ranchc4 Needed. bo fully po‘ st;L on lall possible tUr ‘ * . |!>o- / , * later after nn explanation they owned and turned over the once more ami tho pictures w e r e 1 '" 5 0'»llcv of campaign secrecy, lie laid stress on the fact that ment o f Sanford. money to him to start tin* first delivered at tho offices of tho rud- "•RKWlive of war meusurci, which the object o f the conference was «t all nations m'J S S ? ! ? ,l!l l-’ - n U t i , , Ija.is. George A. DeCottes made a not to reducu armaments, but mere­ of the new chain stores, he said, io corporntioa, Broad Street, Ne w ! was inaugurated with Ihu opening brief talk on the dangerous law ly to throw everybody about their P f c S S t r r L f i;'i R ^ t tonatcho. rent ” ................................ rd b> such a move duo ................. to the fact Answering a question as to who York. or tho offensive Tuesday, still was enforcement hill now before the bonds Eyalltey. governor general in ,, _ .1 sale into the light of publicity. I. 3m • “ lUttat ana incim- Morocco, ns fully iisaured ns to that it would l«> oossihlu to form - . : i ,i. . , ., Tli." t r . . , - i w r . of e«ei. o f the emitinueti. tile4 right Now. nououy, nobody, he aaid said could con, , giving , * officers i.l * Now, a i ilil.aster that could he mndo h ^ .i npartment in which he liv- thousands of units making cadi ( aptam Jacobs denied, however, icgisiaiure the ultimate outcome o f the nituacoall ‘the u warship. warship, and ex.q for Six months. , (1 linti| rce. nlly when iu.- iiiom .1 picture across ocean, plain. moun- that anv seaplanes had been ad­ rants, lie saiil that tho provis co“ hV ::nle »*c of ot a rAHtricins have over twenty tion; hut in the absence o f more to •Speakin/r ol the hill, Represen' ............ hence it Hcemuil unnecessary to ded to the coast, guard's Imat fore. , 4 1 . | into a rented house in a fai himi-1 tain, forest, took about one-fourth i ions of the hid violated the let­ of ton., of the inerelmndi-*. detailed r« ,n»rt - and the po««ihlliiy tur.c I a,, lor stated that noun „,.iKhborh... I. Saumfent snid o*’ in second. <econd i' • buk unable, he Raid, tu ter and spirit of the national us keep warships in the category o f * -ippmg to carry the com- jo f a Lmg drawn out fight, there i turn war materials to be supervised. ago when a similar measure i ,,|ut |1M wjft. (u*i<l the first month's tar apparatus, which began (|t). ' explain tho presence o f M number i uc apparatus, which be pin III!1 well as state constitution. ‘ ‘ the world, worth three , some anxiety concerning the cost was intinduced, which wn unsntis- j re(,t im)| that thereafter Japan supported the British view flyers over the he carol i process in Honolulu was a porta-1of government W. M. Scott spoke on the re­ for the siinie reason, ami Italy fo l­ factory, many member.) of llv for it. lie produced letter;) ami |ble machine, sent lust month from ‘ blockade zone ut various limes yes­ ,i ,U,‘ hav? ,onn:, « » d involved. sults obtained from the page ail- lowed suit. No nation opposed tho ®«t u n r°V’ I Official reports represent the lion .• tat ot that if there should broker;' records to hack up Ids'N ew York in charge of Alfred E. terday. c!i a tiill it should have loot* statements. Cuptain Jacobs said he was elat­ veitisementa carried ip Florida British suggestions. The Ameri­ [ dollars |f ICn..bi ,?!1‘ 1Riffiuim as being well sheltered Ho also asked that I Kotoing, year old wireless cxpapers several week.) ago, and said can experts took no part in last - in it. c ? ", u a v -s. " v :-un auditor he appointed to go over I pert, who four years ago was an ed at tho result of the blockade. on his visit to Miami he heard night's discussions. Tho French v i v w , Ur .l.y . lii.i |M»rsonnl ami liUHinesH_ nffairs j office hoy in the New York o f­ much talk of Sunforii and Seminole spokesmen said Inter they wanted »,->_< V atr ten billion I weerving struggle again-1 similar •xeept the business o f the Clarence fices of tiie corporation. Today's county nnd expressed the opinion to think over tho British proposal. tnU4| nn„ nmount positions in the World War whc. , Sounder: C'irpor itom. such isful radio photographic test I. ! l“ 'he entire property1 heavy toll in lives was takcen that this was the rc.-.ult of adver­ Tho draft conventions sets forth is till- great impoitoocu to the ar­ “ * United .Stats •m IrilW. . .. ... and u,. u,.f k tising. throe categories o f arms. The my, Alaj. Gen. Charles P. SumnierI to this the 4-ight billion ' Mr. Nichols, of tho Coco Cola first cutcgory includes arms and '•',e U-1 from foreign gdvCompany, made a short talk on the and munitions that are exclusively Lyautcy Arrives at Rabat. A t [urea. said. It was proved that by tZnj h a v e a total of 31 value of advertising und said that designed for sen, land and aerial RABAT. French Morocco. May la slight shifting of tho ncuding 2 ,* inS “ bout equal 8.— Marshal Lyautcy, the French he hail mailed booklets about Sun- wnrfarc, whatever their mode o f A Mother’s Day program, par,1. dial units of military maps eoulil ............. | .............................| Willie Lee Smith, 10, of Lake KATONTON. Gn„ May 8.- yj. ... ford ami Seminoio to his friends employment. The second category lit;/0** Wfa tb ,,f tho nation governor general in Morocco, has County v\;i') treuted nt the Fernnld- v;(.art><>rougli. Tampa, Fia , youth be cent which would he unintellildo lidpati'd in by all the churches of in Georgia ami that this lutd re­ embraces arms and munition) arrived in Rabat from Fez. III" city and given under the aus­ Laughton .Memorial Hospital thin today was fouml guilty o f tho j enemy, hut which the receivsulted in three new citizens and which arc cupablo of use both (or bitvreits must lie A message received from Tang­ morning for a pistol wound in the ( mu.,i,., ,,f \v. c. Wright. Superinpices of the local chapter of tho apparatus could correct automilitary and other purposes. Tlw T / fl!'' ••■we tftlk of defond- ier tells of a further concentration mntically, producing the correct Woman's Christian Temperance many inquric*. Howard Ovcrlin side which hu claimed was su temlent of I’utnuni county schoohi stated that something should he third mentions arms which huve no Mtiih ^ ' bnvc nlwaya ral- oi Moroccans. Khcrio C.'aiii of luinetl accidentally. Union, will In* held tonight at 8 map for thtreceiver for which it and was sentenced to life linpns^ ........ done about the fishing laws to military value. I |lf V‘ 0 " ( our flag even Djebel, is installed near Dar Ben o’clock nt the First i’resbvtcriuii was intended. Smith drove to the county jail (jnincmt The first category o f arms, in­ tfds' tv' hboro when at- Knrricu. where u i tiong liilfi > this morning am! informed Heputy! with Mayor Forrest "i!nko ! Prevent cleaning the lake of game Church cluding "ships of all kinds design­ . -nc World War with all contingent previously had taken up thi* miwifimr. With net*. ed exclusively for war, umor<g t f i i r n i ' nMI* historical ba­ a position, Oudl, El Kurfu, who wmw h through them submarines and aubmersi'.'J c|car instance of is camping around Rio Martin, ha > a swamp and that the limb of n| hle.s." arc not to he exported und­ In s o lv e n t! riKhts and o f received reinforcements from Oued lice caught tlie trigger " f Hi:* pi•»- j — ____ ■ — ■->( .. u 'i | ' Jbereof. We fought Laou (Wadla). Theae two contii tol firing it from his ltii*tler. He iiit >*ii i ii l' c t iDelaind, who is declined to ho onu Hotel• “Forrest Iuikc. .Mr. Gruhuin er the draft convention, cidgupt ■ aw T . ' " ' “ “ any invaded or gents seem to be preparing for wu staken to tlie hospital, but re-1 NEM YORK. May 8.— I ho I A i, i ,V I1 o f tho most interesting ami fluent told how ho wus impressed with when accompanied by a license, a | to invade America, but nn eurlv offensive, A native rcI American Kumartra Tobacco ComLulgurian situation nnd the oatspeakers in the state. S|>vclal! Sanford. II. 8. Long, made a talk which is to he granted by tho ex­ ntained only until his wound was I ttc B;" ‘' *t»uek at our com­ port says that two freight steam­ dressed. j puny, r. $7,000,009 concern wu. do- l,( !,n|u l !ro': !',1'.,l. aL m u s i c by thu .Sanford municipal on the necessity of the city own- porting country to the p'trchasiu ; tion will receive rial eondderugovernment, and full publication Sheriff Hand telephoned to tho |clared to be insolvent in a pe i t ... tion at the conference of little cn " bnml wiU 4 to o,1Rh°K.north Rt'rt- anil de­ ers have landed barley nt Oued ^m ishe.l for the 'oc|ln*. »ho electric light plant. He shall he made of all tho dctailrt union. |declared the watei and light Yates T .',* ,M’ ".“ uo °A u,A uJnu al w, ,(/, aruJ our citi- Lou to provision the Riffians and authorities in Tavares asking if «" bankru. ^ . ' . 1‘ N .. hiKh sens tjic protec- also havo put ashore war material. there had been any report o f n ;eoinP:mv n federal court today by " ? . , h“ " N . l ha tq m o r r o ^ a t^ ^ R u m a ^ 'foreign i ;ir r a r 'lr e !Iw'n^ Progran, has been |he.e were too ■ .I*. n « — j formed by Mr. Connaily that ttC-1 n,’,° « m.br,CC8 »i™hips tanks and tk,t tL uemanilr, «hc* al^o ibn.ii im- there, and they Informed I redi tor concerns. _____ ll'fi.-. i* Dfnt * ■ lion hud uirvouy bee., Ukeu iu the ?rnlor,!'1 ™T* ««lu s lv o ly designed or.^, utuer neuI Music by the municipal band. him they had heard nothing, and [ ----- ■—-~=~ . - r r ^ = — l:az. for war, as well as other mater­ Scripture rending by Dr. E. I) matter o f acquiring the light plant. following this information. Smith’s ials plainly intended for war pur­ I Brownlee. story of the wound was accepted, pose". Brayer by R. A. Winston. it is declared, nnd he was allo.vMusic bv tlie municipal hand. W ASHINGTON, May 8.— Chair­ ed to return to Lake county. Short address by Rev. T. J. Arm man Hutior of House Naval Com­ strong. mittee suid today he would urge Mu ie by the rnuniciii.il baud. JACKSON, Mi p., May 8.—Tho.would formally bo mnde by puldilegislation ut the next session of | WASHINGTON, ^lay 8.— W il­ Reading by Mrs. J. II. Sharp. suit of the state o f Mississippi I cnUon* according to Mississippi I otat,'! Flagler Coun-;congress to make Hawaii an Island liam Jennings Bryan luiwhed with Music by tho municipal band. , laws. y if- 'L * . , ry in thL' House i the "utrongest military outpost in i Sanford High school baseball President Coolidgu at thu Whitu against the Ford Moto t.ompany, | Address by E. The bill o f complaint was based ur »Judge “ « * « jJ.. c - I’eacock. , Orlando tlicrK in. House. SARASOTA, May 8.—A fine ofj charging criininu r * f> ir4*'l,iVt ^ morning the world.’’ Member:) of tno House f conspiracy t o , on cuntraels entered into by the i Song by audience, "A ll Hail tho afteraoon at 4 o’clock nt H i. upr,,, ,L, “ “.............-solution ed a resolution naval committee, he said, wouiu 31,000 r.nd costs or one year ill jail »'*«■ Tho International Council nf violate the uhti-trrust laws of tho Ford company and its local dealers, j Dower of Jcaus Name." Municipal Athletic 1’ark it w . ■^Uin directors o f Stone leave early in June L*r Hawaii to was imposed fotlay on Ralph Ripy,1 Women considered reports front stale and seeking “ f»l|ju,,# m" r|al A tsociution to obtain fist hand .infomatloii on o f Tampa, convicted of nianslaugh-i ki various national councils. .12,000,000). filed •’> • Gio states anti-trust law.*; _ , _ ------- —-------is in Ua ; " f General Grant What would be cquired to accom­ ter TuAuay. Rlply was allowed |ties of is » «, i. I sldvra ruiirs that mat Ida ms team team is in good good The navy department awarded tale revenue agent in the'that they operated to restrain trail) three months to pay the fine and Mbier, U * ‘*long*jdc thos,i plish this. form, uml u splendid game la a contract for erection of u morn­ He was!chancery court o f Hinds County and that they wore inimical to the • “Other,I lender*. Aft- [ -------- ---------- ----- . was released on bon<I. F o r IIXlorn L i n tr P lo lh »r promi*c<1 to lhw fan* who •tttad. ing mast for dirigibles at Pearl charged with having caused the I here, threw a surprise bomb into public welfare. i UI Iin m ilR i lO lie r j Orlando has a good team, it la llarbo-, Hawaii. »Puns Ir.nih ..f Thomas Mixon, 18, whojlegal ami financial circles through-1 The suit a'>ged that the Ford death of . . — ... reported. The appointment o f John B. was struck on the head with pie.) out the state. .company ur.d its district dUtribuSOFIA, May 8—The public pros­ Stetson, Jr., of Philadelphia, sou All Ford dealers in the t ile to- tots, the Itiuff City Motor Com -11tutor in uddressing a court inurof tile alleged to haw been thrown of the hat manufacturer, us min­ gilher with hanking institution.! pany of Natchez. Miss., required j tia! twtay. demanded the death penNF-W YORK. May 8.— Bond-j by Blpy . ___________ ____ ister to Finland was announced. with which they do business were ,).i agreement with local lord deal-j ally fur four o f the prisoners be­ Officials declared one of tho Joot (.f)0T|., ACKS 0 U gT t UUISEHS made co-defendants in the suit ers were forced to sell at the price: Ing tried upon charges of comthat formed the part “ f F,on> Florida Lands o f Gerald rimpr.ian onvictcd rour- HAVANA, (day 8.—The A smo- which sought to attach funds al thus fixed In the agreement, u copy |pticity in tho cathedral bombing greatest counterfeiting conspira­ cies ever disclosed was involved in dcr mail bandit, we reeovered t >i.l(in .if Shoo C!!.!an-rs is the lat- the Ford Motor Company, on def which accompanied the bill o f|it*"* » « ly rseantly P * IW lu s ~ nv.niv reeantly which resulted rcsuiUd in! irJ P H ILA I'E L PH IA Muv 8.- In- j Indictments returned nt Pittshtirifh day with the ynr.il )»f Juhlt J. gst orgaituanon to in various banks tu ‘ j tho drutlis o f ICO persona [ VMligutiun nu» and 4><m in* iu-1 »*-*-j4«4»4«44 of iii tho ...a entire aircraft I again eight men. tent o f ponulties or a proposed i I'helan. Pheian had put up som- Havana. The purpose Li to present the state tuvenge agent a ls o 'jury to man others. Hearing in j situation under the direction o f ~ tolcn bonds u.i collateral The special oil counsel said U.v ant section of thu ! o f the is sustained. a solid front on the part o ( boot (Ught to nltach Ford automobiles) the case Is vxp«ct«d to end today |Uyrbert Hoover urgrd by a coin government would not object to The r-iiica m thu stale known an the j for an IS.O . Oi) loon ami when he 1blacks who have regular stsamb in transit• in..tho hands of after which U understood the rnittev .. common , -it 4 it ** aaswina w iiv , ...... . **» Wli ftCrulUlUt 1'.* \ uf thtf t (he meet the Interest he fllliflkT filling Of of fl&bitt naval oil tanka at agent refused to discuss the ,. as to exclude failed to caauj curriers in th I on tho street corners, and to pre­ thst ir ..Vvr?«!lL thin i I ra^Guullyl court will taka 21 hours dcliberu-1 American Etigiaeeriug boclety I l»«o tl Haibor by Kdi investixation of the ’«arl Harbor Edward L. Du‘ ■••P o f lard in |cnarges and vent perambulating shoo dsaneri lute today other than to „ nr m- i1 bn: 'i / " I wus i tion hvfore nnnouncing its ver- * headed by Professor Joseph Ro$ of heny, but could not t ^ l!cPted by tiles blouse ' cCiT*"crnl revealed them to be a Urom filing uf th?■ suit on the strvgU, _ 1until lent ion uf ( suit mad.* a co defendant in the ?ujt, |dicL _ . __________ ^ _ fihw Y«rK Unircralty, _____ ^ Ifo r the uiL ~ M • v •*** to 0, _ l nnrt of tlw :''5'l R IFFIA N TROOPS SAUNDERS TELLSi;::^ ■ ' .ssSsr ENGAGE ct .Uo rv m ?1? cd tI Aa bll 'T^, L1,UnUlj ERE NG H ^ t:- hi! i»°*idv.. that ar.y K1. M til U ! um ii"-' i,«curc IN STIFF BATTLE rol. Jap- Halted b> Referee* When H 'I’ritv-i Iti Tell Tali* of Whal Became of Cocktail Shake- INFORMAL TALKS ENLIVEN MEETING OE TRADE BODY rti.sintf And He­ ed by Sanford's Discussed By Senlf* VJU»4iibcr Lake County Man Is Accidentally Shot Tampa Boy Gets Life As Limb Hits Gun For" Georgia Killinft’ Hni'Mh.u’S 'S S ButlerProposeshawan As Military Outpost Mother’s Program Will Be Presented Church Tonight IBig- Tobucct) Company Foreign Ministers Of j Th<*prinripnl i.il.Ir.'.. >.f tin- t-vi.- Il«»wt»rtl Htiliek i.itr.i.lucv.i Juhp Declared Entente to Hold Meet Y t S A l&SS't.?'™. .VuSiS Mississippi Suit Against Henry Ford For Twelve Million Startles Bankers W >!caSl,re Causes lurr>In Lower House Sanford High Team Will Play Orlando Tomorrow Afternoon Sarasoia Killer Gets Light Sentence or Fine .1",vo!l'.c‘ >"»> ■><*- !"»"«)> «i-, »»*»«' '*>' “« (•• »• »*. 222SJ S Heath I enalty -Asked "re,,,lfrl,mns? «“* Bonds Stolen By Noted Bandit Are Recovered f —... liar Japs Probe of U. S. Aircraft Situation Beintf Urged Washington News �THE SANFORD HWU1.D. THU BSPAY, MAY 7. PAGE EIGHT 5 B S ,f i § f b t k r a p ejjattB ffialaB aB g m saw S wmk®!w w t Tragic Scene as Japanese Fvoigi ----- J BREAKS SECURITY RADING RECORD Mr*. E. A. Moffett Is at hom? from Haslingr. after »evornl week' spent there with Mr. Moffett, who has hia trucks thrre working in the potato fields. ket’ thui cc.aaioned," “ waa singu-1 Inriy free from those financial cxGlen Hughes loft Sunday for hi* ectr.ci to which the deep-seatid op- home in Long Beach, Calif., and tirri'm of the American people has Tom Ashton has gene to Eng'nnd in the pnst sometimes led." to visit hi* mother after bein;; Tnc first utock. exchange tabu­ guests of Mrs. Fall and family o3 lation of list aecurt'n with their Camcrcn Avenue for some time. actual market value and average price quotations showed that at ih« Mi. am! Mrs. 3V. A. Raynor nr firs, o f this yaar there were listed leaving soon for Hampton Boys, L. $3', 4 ir».M.|,C72 pnr value o f bond* L, to remain for the summer. Mr. with - market value of $33,399,2.7 l,-i and Mm. Miller, their young son 290, nnd 4.'13,29^,j ! 3 shares of end daughter! have come* from with n market value of $27,059,,J 7 V Winter Haven to live nt the Ray­ /82. The average price of the 1,-1 nor homo during Mr. and Mr.'. ! ' t.*-y» dealt in on the ex-! Raynor's nbs^h’ce. * r a me u , .J/, u ’ oi ,j. a., ic • »' • . ..ic .S. S. Homeric, the Inst throes of the •■ • < t> u." r> p " ; . i. . .a .-.coiin, carrying to the depths with her, officers nnd crew. .. . !. y, t..c women with tears streaming down their ch“cks, ns they watched the doomm jiuiiuc appeal for the nid that could not be given. Mil* Young ^ d M * ” P ' r " orc shopping in Orlando Saturday. Mi. nnd Mrs. Frank Pin. Mr. nnd M ^ T p T T. Wakefield were in Orlando Tuesday oil busi­ Edward Evans nccompaniJ L and Mrs. P. b. Parker of ^ 7, ness. rpent Wednesday at Layton* Barney White from Georgia wm-k.end here with his The barbecue here Thar*1., wt.l attended. The C \ riol solil ke cream, cold drink, nuts and popcorn and i ! about SI00. Additional Soeietv m Geneva Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Ballard wer nt Titusville Inst Sunday. Jack Wicks was brought home Judge Peacock WiV ° to W. C. T. U. JUDGE ANDREWS Chain Theater Firm IPRESIDENT’S WIFE Leases? flync3 Block Anti Milane Theater SAN FRANCISCO, May T>? rc (: nt death ol Hcmhard Rern(Continued From Page One) haid, known to two generations o f firm's properties in this city, it is .San Franciscans as the owner und announced. Letter.-; of incorpora­ Mrs. Coolidgc W ill Have First manager of tin Palace Hotel bar­ Opportunity toDr«v,: I p the ker ship, recalled the many celetion have already been upplied for Executive Mansion When biitiea he shaved and looked after and tlu* company in now factionother tonnorial ways. Furnishings Will He Secured ir He iag. was past l>0, and for .30 ycar.i Speaking of the ncf|u»ition of the I had missed scarcely u day at hia shop. I I ' trimmed the beared of local properties, Mr. Sparks declar­ i icsidcntn Ulysses S. Grant and ed that Sanford's future is partlcBenjamin Harris and shaved Presi­ uir.ily bright because of the pro­ dent* William McKinlev Theodor** gress that has been made in the Koorevell, Woodrow Wilson and Warren G. Harding. Among other last, lie probed the progns-l notables in every walk hi . list in­ tlvonesr. o f the citiscna und stated | cluded Enrico Caruso and John i.. that it tiie same spirit of civic i .Sullivan. pride nnd enterprise continuer, to dominat • the people horc, there i:i no icn.'.on why Sanford should n ot' grow to In* one of tiie leuding citbs of the i attc und a powerful factor in the development of Flor-j ida. . Sanford Advaiitugcs Praised. Mr. Sparks recognises tlu* nilvantage: of Kanfoni and cxpre.> id fnitli in its future um nu Indus, trinl and shipping center. It Here ia a gift to people whose uli.ndy i-riiwili in hnniness linckcil feet hurt. To people who walk by a HiilKit.mii.il funning see linn much or dance much. will ulsn guarantee n bright fu-| To people whose feet grow tired tui.*, he declared. or tender. I )r those whose feet Iri conclusion, Mr. Sparks do* swell, making dainty shoes a tor­ cluicil lie was delighted to become. ture. interested in Hanford in a financial | You are doing yourselves an in­ way us he bus long beon InteresUd justice. All that suffering is un­ in it in n friendly wny. That hi necessary. A touch of "T iz" can continued faith mny bn shown in end it. mid "T iz” can ward it off. additional investments in property I et us prove that, ns we have | 11111], sin negol to millions. Send the coupon for tions an* under wny now which a test. Some night, when feet may mukc him the owner of more . hurt, watch bow “1 ir." corrects the rail i date, he mid. trouble. How it chutigcs pain to Joy. i Not how swelling disappears, nnd how it is prevented. Think wliut Ilnurs of extra pleasure such help can bring you. The test will tell. Don’t suffer this discomfort. Clio coupon now 4. WUlt, LatWr D*J|« Ca. (Ill (1 ft«1lf>ii Avt. To»k M ftll.U ftftftm pUTfZ" KftW t Men’s, Ladies and C’hil dren’s Bulbing Suits Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kilhn »P*ni Sunday aftcruccn at Osteen. • ClOO unit . ui me a snare of the 920 st*parnte stock issues $02,47. 7»vtm . League of Women Voters In Session at Altamonte Hear Addresses by Two Judges; Keutinc Bualne&j Hispo eJ w ; ! * Saturday * £ £ &nt 1 . cur At tli? ‘ Mothers boy" Meeting to Ik held Friday evening at the l ie byttrinn l.'fiurch under the ii'.i*pic< i of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Judge David Leacock, of Be Land, will deliver the address o f the evening. Mayor Forrest Lake will preside and there will he a splendid ar­ ranged program of music both insiruumintal und vocal. Tin pubii. is cordially invited to atli.id. ing and people are fast learning that they can get better results with McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Coin­ ' pound Tablets, which Bowers . Pharmacy and Union Pharmncy 1and druggists nil over the ’ country nr** having a tremendous j demand for. One woman gained 10 pounds in Mrs. Leslie Bryan will return 22 days and if tiny skinny man or l!.i week from Barnenville, Gn., woman can’t put on 3 pounds in when* :.lti* was called by the dentil 30 days, vour druggists will gladly of her Bist:r, Mia. Porter Pitts. refund the purchase price. He sure and get McCoys, the Mr: . George I.epper left for her original nnd genuine Cod Liver Oil l’<me in Chicago last Eunday af- (.(impound Tulilcts—tiO taldets— tn being the guest of her sister, CO cents. East Sanford O range City is Boom ing SEIZE THIS OPPORTUNITY NOW. Five acres in Orange City, with four room bungalow, gasoline filling station and small store, with 250 ft. frontage on Dixie Highway. I-and includes 50 fine young orange trees and an acre of grape vineyard in wonderful condition. Better Kind of Shirts Are These Manhatians ORE attractive to the* eye, more* soft to the* touch, more pleasing to the sense of fitness—such is our new Spring Stock of Sport Shirts. Just as right in quality as they art* right in style And both points assured by Hie master makers— The Manhattan Shirt Company. In the most exclusive and fash­ ionable shirtings. M Tips exceptional bargain available for .short time* only at $5750.00. Act NOW. J. A. Donaldson Free Trial Furnishers to .Men Who Know - Scout Work Shoes Genuine Cow Hide Suit Cases Ladies’ Silk Dresses Ladies* Muslin Night Gowns >ne 1’iece Overalls Black or Brown Ox fords with built in arch Support M e n ’s a rs ic a a s B a ii Ladies’ Crepe Kintonas Men’s .Muslin Pajamas ALL LADIES’ HATS REDUCED Ladies’ Muslin Princess Slips , ■ n a u 3 C 3 3 S D ija a ja a a c s i j i u l U ***** a r y ■ ir ir i �A meeting oJthoEqualizing B w d o f the City o f Sanford, F lo r ,..Charm Branch .of A, ,C. L. R. B. ..Run. NW ly parallel to P. R. track 160 ft. S. 01.7 SEIy parallel to R. R. 150 .ft N. 61.7 283.38 ft. tO IlCg. ............ Notice is hereby given to any and nil persons interested in the M INNEAPOLIS. May 0.— Meth­ special assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ ods of promoting a professional scribed that raid special assessmenta nre payable in full within thirty Interest in the study of business ■ml business system in an effort day.i after the above and foregoing apcclal assessment roll has been ■ i pbwe *<’hi «i of commerce on the equalized, approved ami confirmed, or in ten equal annual install­ и. ii” i |i i)fV.*Jqna] basis ns fttho-d LOS ANGELES, May 7.— ments with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and after the of l*w and medicine will he dUJoe Smith, two nnd half years Vnui.l :it ih - annual convention of oil!, who h’ rlly after ihittb time said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. tlt.« Alpha Kappa P I fraternity in Oakland was made a ward A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Flor­ r f the Children’s Homs Society iter* June K*-22. ida will Lo held at the City Hall at 2:30 I\ M. on the 25th day of o f that city, has been given . .Mi :.n«- r.l»o will Lc discussed by Slay A. I). 1025, at which meeting raid board will hear any and all P R E LIM IN A R Y ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER t,, r. French Marchioness for i. Ii !ho bt animation can boH « inuMier. She is Mnrqulso (complaints and objections na to such special assessments and will TH O R ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 203 ADOPTED BY ‘TRE к. *u.c r •* ~’ y affiliated w ith 1 ,I«ii.n t li u v I«. La Gou..r«y, at i ciJ time adjust and equalize bald hesessments on a basis of jus­ CD.M.MISSION ON APRIL 13, 192',. .. »;«• n h -d* i f - nxrtrree throughL itter known ■'at Gloria f'wan; 4V.i lh Putted St at <.4, It is protice and right, and when said special assessments arc so equalized voh, ,f he film*. Uml'-r tothat JitqUi-: - ind inci-timr' r l i djusted, same will then atand confirmed and be, npd remain dn; - formal adoption proceed* The foll'iwdrtg ir th ■ timut'-d rout o f p; ' i- held at * huh prominent I acilrg-.i h- wn* riven tht imoii o ' Thiitrfii'h Street, wiu!h !•• il gi; Street a vM 1 n lien* • pon thr property against which said assessments arc then would iidlrc tit* Iu».Jo.-t |.h Swan-on and the same a fihalt on a r, Inch rm i i>.i- • i 'wit I paid in uccoidancc with the provisions of rcesloution No. I C I t l i l } ultl whi !i t 4--* StVII- i l lieb-gul itniu- a:- :»i-» fust* i -i. roi i • -i until"*- i • itli l v 'inr * 900 Uu. yds. girding at ’>0 c ....... ........ ;o ; ..doplcd April 111, 1925. ter, Gloria second, includin', ,-VnrB u::d netlu-.i.i before tig it - f Inheritanr--. (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. l'.'tO Lin ft. K iicrete curb and gutter at 85c jtie *?••»*■- through <• P«, 1 in. ft. finch o iib m 33c t------------.'I .y 8th and May 16th. [jy^lphn Kappa I*fi. thi first pro- ! 210(1 S yds pavbg at 32.00 ........ ............ univan ty » n » i v a r a n l e e i t h e r ;0b Lin. ft. id inch storm newer at 51.10 I RELIM INAKY ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER M't ,1*1* if- ''-ii students registered , , ,. , ... , , m r> i I inlets at 115.00 ..... . . .............. —.......— THORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 201 AN D NO. 293 AI . .- I: i'll of Commerce. Ac- H a l f s I* h ' f h t T o P o l e 1 manhole .................. .......................... —---ED ON THE I3TII DAY OF A P R IL. 1925. toiuit* and Finance. Its inembsr— —. ship nov includes dozens of promtNEW YORK, May 8.—Unfavor- 1200 Lin. ft. 3 inch drain tile at 3100.00 ..... ra nt deans of uni-ersitie„ noted abi,. W(.„th(,r j8 bolleved to he hold- Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc. The following in the e-tminted coat of Paving High Street from educators, bankers and nccounti _ . i i Bnl3 ,ng up the Amundsen Polar Aerial Fark Avc. west to French Avo. Paving the street from Park Ave. to The twentieth anniversary o f the Expedition ul its bass In Kings Oak Avc. a width of 1G feet and Oak Avc. to French Ave. a width founding of the order will lie ob- Hay near Spitzbergen. A nrlcf To be home entirely by adjacent property. ef *2! ft, with sheet asphalt on a 0 inch rock I;as6. served at the convention and more message from the explorer last Number of feet frontage ....................... ~................130 From Park Ave. to Oak Avc. 16 feet wide;— than 150 delegates and officers night to the nbservntory at Oslo, Assessment per foot frontage ................................... $5 350 Cu. yds. grading at 60c ..................................................8 175.00 FRED T. W ILLIAMS, Engineer. 700 Lin. ft- curb nnd gutter at 85c .............................. 50;,.00 PiMii Nrttue llr*i<*rfl|if Inn l'n » 500 Sq. yds. pnving r.t 32.00 ................................. 1,200.00 E. It. Trafford's .Map, Sanford Engineering, advertising, legal exp...... ............................... 157.04 PRE LIM IN AR Y ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AU­ Wclakn Investment Co., Lot 6 I Ilk 15 Tr. 4 ..... 5 THORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 202 ADOPTED ON THE 13TII Welr.kc Investment Co., Lot 7 Illk 15 Tr. 4 .... 5 DAY OF A P R IL A. II. 1923. S M. Schwartz, Lot 8, lllk 15 Tr. 4 .... To ho homo entirely by adjacent property owners, jS. M. Schwartz, Lot {» Illk 15 Tr. 4 ..... Tho following Is the estimated coat of paving Fourteenth Street Number of feet frontage ....... - .......................... Assessment per front frontngee............................ from Magnolia Ave. to Oak Ave. n width of 21 feet with sheet as­ S. M. Schwartz, I,ot 10 Illk 15 Tr. I .... Melseh P«n!fy fV , lv»t I Rlk 15 Tr, 6 l-ruin Unk Avenue to French Ave. 24 fe d wide:— phalt on a 6 inch rock imse. 800 cu. yds. grading nt 50c ................ ..................... 3 400.00 Meisch Realty Co. I-ot 2 Illk 15 Tr, 5 .. 1600 Cu. yda. grading at 50c ................................. B)00, ftp, ft. curb nnd gutter nt 85c ... ...................... 850.00 Mctsch Realty Co., Lot 3 Illk 15 Tr. 5 . 2(i00 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter at 85c ... i$00 Sq. yds. pnving nt 32.00 ........ ................... 2,400.00 Metsch Realty Co., Lot I Rlk 15 Tr. 6 32UO Sq. yda, paving at 32.00 .................... .......... 1260 Sq. It. alley returns at 05c -......... ........ ................... 441.00 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 Illk 15 Tr. 5 1100 Lin. ft. 12 inch stuoi ni sewer at 51-10 HTOO Lin. Ft. 3 inch drain tile nt 10c ........ 100.00 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 Illk 16 Tr. 4 .. 2 Manholes at $60.09 ....................................... Engineering, legal expense, adv. etc............. ........ ............ 335.00 Meisch Realty Co., Ix.t 7 Illk 16 Tr. I .. C Inlets nt 335.00 S. S. Shinholser, Lot 1 Illk 16 Tr. R .. 000 Lin. It. drain tile at $100.00 per M.............. S. O. Shinholser, Ixit 2 Illk 16 Tr. G.... r.of Sq. ft. alley rcturna at 33c .... .............. Wellington Addition, Sanford Tr bo borne entirely by adjacent property. Engineering, advertising, legal exp. etc.................. Number of feet frontage................................. C. F. Teague, Lot 20 ............................ Assess meat per foot frontage ........................ J. T. Allen, Lot 21 ............................ • a ,, ' J. T. Alton, Lot, 22 ................................ To be borne entirely by adjacent property Xnmr— iit**<*rl|iil«n Prim J. T. Allen, Lot 23 ................................. E. If. Trafford's Map of Sanford, Number of feet frontage .................... C. G. Kreley's Addition t< Ralph Ben Ellen. Let 5 Illk tr. T r 3 117 S. O. Shinholser, Ixit 11 ................ Hal Wight. Lot 10 Rlk 15 Tr. 3 ............... 117 C. W. Cannon. Lot 5 Hlk 15 Tr. 4 117 Gertrude C. Hart, lo t 8 less that portion Orange Heights, Sanford lying east of the west lino of Ouk Avenue ex* B. M. Schwartz, Ixit 10 Illk 15 Tr. 4 117 Marge ret H. White,■, Lot I Block 1 ........... T . E. Wilson, Est. Lot I Illk 10 Tr. 3 117 tended south ................................................ . 'V Margaret H. White, Lot 0 Block t ... 12H V. E. Wilson Er-t. U t 6Illk 10 Tr. 3 111 Atlantic Coast Line II. R. Co., Reg nt the Margaret II. While. Lot l Block 2 .................... 128 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1 Hlk 16 Tr. I 117 Intersection o f the East lino of Oak Ave. Margaret II. White, Lot 6 Block '2 128 Myisch Realty Co., Lot 0 Illk 16 Tr. 4 117 with the Nly lino of the R-W of laike E. J. White's Subdivision, Sanford, Fla Notice la hereby given to any and nil person: Chaim Branch of A. C. L. It. It. then SF.Iy Thoraaa E. Wilsun Est., Lot I Block 2 ............. ICO special assessments against the various pieces of | parallel with It. It. track 150 ft. theiro H 61.7 K, K. Appleby, Lot I, Block 2 ................. 05 scribed that said special assessments nre payable it ft. thence N’ Wly parallel to R. It. to Lust line _ A. K. Appleby, lait 11 Block 2 ........................... 85 o f Oak Ave., thence north 61.7 ft. to Reg..... dpyn after the ubovo and foregoing special u:> W. Aldridge, Lot » Block 2 ....................... 05 been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in toi Atlantic Coast Line It. It, Co., Reg. at the W, O. Aldridge, E. 17 ft o f Lot ID, Blk 2 ...... 47 Intersection of the *W. line of Oak Ave. •All. (J. Herring, «0 ft. of W 18 ft with the Nly -lino of the R-W ^/-.Lnke • hit* a i z ii* w G. G. Herring Tho H. 60 ft of Lot 12 ....... 9H*,nQ nitnaaaai>aH aH M aaaaaB»H nRaaHvanH(ainaa(iHii9i(HraaaaaxaHaxaaaaaaaaaM aanxaNnanBDa>iaRM anncEaaanBsn.'i I he Daks, Sanford aternity Plans To Discuss Raising ■' Standards Of Business Institutions “ :^.h Total Estimated cost ---- ------- -------- *****— To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Number of feet frontage. -----------------------Assessment per foot frontage .........-------------Plumosa Drive. ]°00 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c ........... — —..... 42«0 Lin. Ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 85c 2860 Sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 ---- ------------500 S<j. Ft. concrete returns .... ...........******** mn I in Ft. 12-inch storm sewer @ 1.10 .... To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Number of feet frontage ............... ---*....... ........... 13 Assessment per foot frontage .....—......— ................ FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engi DESCRIPTION Ft. Ftg. NAME Sjnl.anta, Sanford, Florida m L in ta Investment Co. Lot 1 Blk 1 64 . Marchioness Gloria Adopts Orphan Boy Engineering, advertising legal Expense,, etc beg. ........ . i Read the advertisements call you to better things. Re, regularly. T o he informed newest and best in everythin make the family purse do a and better job. Celery Avenue Addition, Sanford, Fla SanLanta, Sanford, Florida ...................... 183. ( ’. Keelej's Addition, Sanford. a Right of way of Lake Charm Branch of A. u C. L. It. R. between the East line <>f Oak }j Ave. and the West line o f I’ark Ave, in [f o f Sanford, Florida IllLtiri 1.618.97 r? the City t ie Notice i;i hereby given to any and all per.-- nr. intcreitcd in the it t puvlnl assessments against the various pieces of propeity above Sldeicribed that said special assessments nre pry able in full within [j thirty days after the above nnd foregoing special as t acmerit roll has « been equalized, approved nml confirmed, or in ten equal annual inn Mullnienls with Inttreat at 8 per cent per annum from and after the ^ tim e .mill special nsreaments stand approved ami muRrmed. A meeting of the Equnliztiig Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., j will le h' hi at the City Hull nt 2:30 P. M. on the 23th day of May s 1A. I>. 1925, r.t which meeting suit! Board will hear any am) all earny plaints and objections as to sueh special assessments and will nt ” said time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice j* and rigid, nnd when said special assessments e.re so equalized und m *adjusted, sunn; will then stand ton firmed and be, and remain binding a liens upon the property against which said assessments ate made Jj until puiil in accordance with provisions of Resolutions 201, and 205, {{ adopted on the 13th day of April A. D. 1925, by the City CommisM siotl of the City of Hanford, Florida. 2 (Kent) L. H. PHILIPS. City Clerk, s, May 8th and .May 15th. PR E LIM IN AR Y ASSESSMENT ROLL THtmm in RESOLUTION N 't BY THE CITY COMMISSION ON a mice is hereby gi ven to any and all persons interest •Mi-i ia! aoersments against the various pieces of property 1 * n>.it said special assessments are payable in full w <> days a'-. r tho above and foregoing special assessmen «icen equalized, approved and confirmed, or In ten equal i -i,li. t.t with interest at 8 per cent per annum from ; sc time -aid special assessments stand approved and coni flbe ti'Ubwihg ia the estimated cost of paving the following |J fttreejjS ia th« plat of-Fan lainta. 1’ourtctnth iitreoct to he paved from Eaufofd Avenue cast 4 1060 feet; Cypress Avenue to he paved from Fourteenth Street 2 couth to Valencia Street, und Valencia Street to be pavnl from Cy* press Ave., cast to a point HJGO feet east o f Saiaunl Ave., 21 feet A meeting o f the Equalizing Board of tire City of S*n* a in width with sheet asphalt oil a 6-inch rock base, W'M U’ held at the City Hall at 2:30 P. M., on the U5 jjl Plumosa Drive to bo paved a width o f 32 feet fiom Sanford ’ " y A; H * ,y23 at which meeting said Board will hear JJ Ave., rust 1060 feet with sheet asphalt on a 6-inch rock base. c- mplainta aril objections as to such special assessments »' Fourteenth Btrcct, Cypress Avenue and Valencia Street. "•,l adjust and equalize said assessments on a bssix 2600 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c ..........- ....... 1100.00 1 1 6ht. and when sai«i special assessments aro 80 e7u* m, 2880 Lin. Ft. concrete curh & Gutter <S> 95c 4386.00 jutjustad, same will then stand confirmed and be, and 6710 Sq. yda, paving at 2,09 .................. 13420.0'J l, |s* , ’n;' ui>on the property against which said assessments 1050 Lin Ft. 12-Inch storm newer nt 1.10....... «... 1155.00 " / ' T 1 ‘n with the provisions of resolutions 91 iU IniuU (,Ll ^..... ......... ............... m.„ (i50.00 ,in* “° 7 **duDted by the City Commission on April 13th. 1 ■ t, ■. 2.. Manholes ti»> 60-00 4 120.00 p, m * , . L- R-PHILIPS, Cl J? 5000 Lin. Ft. of 3-Inch drain tile* @ io5.WT Per J u 500.00 Publish May 8 and May 15th, m �B .;.$ .>}«4"M - ❖ $*>*M” >$44"H*<' •i*■:•<••:••:•i v * -j-•:••>•> ._ .,_ > r .>.;. ,j, , :•: <•■:•■:••>■:•4-•:>* * * >+* •>.;.+.;..:.N < Curls and Freckles Win for Her AT « H . • ” • *•- *> • it •. iihH /•• • • ■ ' rv 'I1 * <•.>.; crator on behalf of the f'.mdntncntali.Us, hut refuses to r.tand fo r the, office representing a divided church according to th e .view here. An-, icihcr likely candidate fo r modera­ tor Is Dr. Wtutnui i t . thompspn of 1 ojimjbim, president o f 4ne Oliiti Sta!e university! He has been for •to year* in tnts office. The 1‘reshyivrian General As­ the sembly will be officially nttcndul by l.Oilil newly elected commis­ sioners from the 290 presbyteries throughout th* United States ami by board secretaries and other oflieials totaling nearly 2,l)!>0. Annual reports will be submit­ ted by all the boards nnd agencies. (A special committee heath J by Dr. MEET TiiHPule Which Arcse OVer • ' , be unwilling to receive German goods unless similar fnvtirable treatment he accorded th?fr goods in Germany, the customs union ad­ vocates a rg w that Germany shoulvl abolish t a r i f f . harriara as far a » possible. This nmy^ncuit the ruin­ ation o f some' t 6\v !German indus­ tries. they admit,v hut on the whole Germany will bo benefited. Question Of High Tariffs. Will Soon Cohfroht fierntans G RASS C ATC H KS K IR I The fir e department was called out at 1:30 o’clock this afternoon cn necount of u grass fire on Cel­ ery Avenue near Gate hell'* store. No damage was done, It was stat­ ed. * ** tkinford. ikmlnoii* County.’ t**l«rldu .hit nuil that your r*"ttl#n>*i> nn.I *dof unco i Oi'll ivr<*k for right com w il’ |iltfid In Alihrvlllr. In tin* that Un*r.> In no iirmnn In UVr w**'*k*. , * , ., ' .. ... . of Flor.tln. 0t>r.i ■•■ upon WITNKSS my hand and ll«* n*<«1 of i t.r L'lrvtit Court «-f ill.* Hrrnith whom tif xtinpo*n:i .'III hi nil JTOU, jiKlIcfHt cirm lt ->f «"• MM** •'• th- ilrfendant. ami ihpt.it In his brFlorida. Jh und for tUMnlnwn iMiiu- lo t ihm yon ar* iM*r«* thr .■■<«■ of tj. on thin ih*» 3rd day of April. ttvnntv.nna r u in iii.n IMHawBHBP M itt t.rtirr of 1‘UhUcatl >ii d!r<*<Ulfl ,\ li i » : i, (SortM ■ V. IT. TloroLASH. to yon In tk1« ranno—• i *|«*rk of till* Circuit Conn of You art* thorofor ■ fi*irrhy molilrthr Seventh JuUlclol ('Irruil of t-rt to upprar t- 1H** hilt .»f «tdnFlorid*. In nn.I f«.r H*tmln«i«* liislnt ln*r-ln fllo.l nauno vnu. u» •hr Court l|tvt*u In Sutifi.rt. I'b lM l. County. M j A. M. wr.r.Ksv I* <•on Iht* lot tUy o f Jcii-*. I?1J. **nw* u w. Mi*i;Kc>:it, .m . , helm, n nth' itaj- of »>>-< Court, or Hollrltor nnd of eoun*M for th.* tlr.-rte |>rit cimf»t.i» will i *• rnlrrert itrulrut you and th<* ciiitie pro* cnnfpttiiffanti*. . . . . . . Apr. .1, in. if. 21. May l. R. I». I* t. i it i* tpa ft t*. t ' T-A; H In. further o r l . r ’tl Hint this t\ i uu i r r c m w t sc.v k n t h notlrr l»t* puh'i*h*'l ttorr it wrrk .it m e u t . n i t c t i t m k h im h .i : lot tour. ftin*r*iC.W ■ *'it'kn prior I III M l , K l.im llM . IN C IU M - to thr nuhl ihit.- in Til- I'tllifurd iter.tId. a newapanir p-anl iMint tn ItllV. ftrinlnole Cbunly. Florida. W itn*»s my hand and thr* offlolAt In the name Wf ;'i"e Wial.* tif Plnr•eat of the Circuit Court, inlir th* Ida:, Me i*. Cnrraway \*. Arelil haM It. ItinseH **t al. Illll to t|itlrl 'r ule. Krank C.r*it-r **>. il -rt .ir. || y.wtlet- :*« ! i.-ii. ght-it. to nil t* tioin It it.n.t .-onee-ti jh-it on .he - it li day " f hint-. I'i * i xlinii mi- To Art'll Itmlil It. ItUNSrtl: The Coiiililnitiaiit having slult-tl In Ul« sworn MU tlirt yon nre re*t|'l*-nt „f antilhi-r *lal*-l halt the Slate of Klor- IIIv t o the l l o r o r u : l<* las. 'I. Sl’ .ar- Mil Jlllljl- Ilf Illll |-M|.|’I, IIH ll|.|K|* I'rul. i-.- *.*11 ri . i i - .t rnml ill*. one. Heavy -industrial concerns i•tintt'ttr* n< -iliiiliilmi'.iiiit ,,f tlii- . . . 1m e found fighting shoulder to lilt” tif i-'- ■ 'Viin,.r in, ili axi.l, unit Him in i- - .inn-* iiin- ! u-lll j shoulder with one group of mamilin-HPiit in milil ■-••lire my flni-l ue1factoring industries. ii -ntit -t ns Ailnilni-ttniim- of -uhl i-aThose who favor a high protec­ (Blv. ami ii*-'* for their noiiroMit. tive ta riff argue that so long a s 1 Hated April. 3Hti, pi'j:., KlUtllKST t.AKK. Germany is fettered with repatnAdinlni*iiriitor. i lions payments, its production Apr. II. May I. T. It. 21. -Illin* t II it, ! costs will continue In be so high i\ r u n e m i t i t c o c u t n r t h r that there is danger of dumping HRVI.NTIt .11 Hil l tl, I llll I l i op r i.im u iv . in \n i > p im i by foreign countries. Therefore, k i : ii I n t ill: i im \ T 1 . in i it u r . | the <*nly w ay to help German it: i-:in. ! tliislry is lu protect the home in­ It. A. NVwtnnn, W. P. Illll and « dustries by high tariffs. W. Hnviifi-r Jr.. Pompliiiii.uiis, Th.* other argument in favor of Vs. customs unions runs as follows: Itifluinl II. Murks, 11 nl„ IVfctolanl PIT ITItlN. tier ninny has become so crippled by To Hlchard II. .Marks. If llvlm the loss o f Alsace-Lorraine and her anil tv I ft-, .Maty Addli- Marks. If llv ninnies, tin* slicing o ff of Upper I'm; Pliirp.ii t* Amlil. r. n liClot Silesia, anil tin* placing under for­ mol li its hti ml. l 'mill-1 ti. Xioldi-r, IIntnir; A lino- t: Itaivsui. ir lit no eign administration o f the Saar and Itmtluiiiil. l.*-iti-.irl it. itatrson. ami Memul regions, that the only IIvtme. nnd it • liio i . any or all i said part It t l»- di*atl. to nil partis ■nlvntion o f her industry- lies in ilili- lint Inli-i.-Mii midi*! Ittclinr branching out into foreign coun­ II. Marks, iP-r.-.is.d. und wile, Mur tries. Hut ns other nations would Atldlts .Minks, deceased I Pkiri*sa i Vmlder, tlei-eusrd, und liui>liun< l*nnlel '! Amldrr. it• •-•-.*-*.<■(: Ann 11-:. Itmvsnn, ik-i-i at -il, nnd Imsliuii nivncnt assumed control. Nearly ! I-eliiuel 11. Hutv son, drii-'i«i-tl. ur $'1,(100,000 realised from produc­ Jismi- a . i.-onhi*itr. di'et-.i it*ti. nr oti |i-rwlsi*. In iind in in. ii.ilotvinir di tion in the disputed urea since tin* I .n'rUii-il lands slitinii. Itim* und i» govt i uni cut took hold is being Held - inu in ilti Pounly of gem Iinil*< m of Klttridn. iiinn* purlli'nlarl up pending the outcome o f the ll'lati I il* si-rllo-d ns f i il pi v. s, i.iTflt; cure. tloTi-inniriit lots Two PL'> nr snne inclined to there trou p e anil freckles won over if southern beauty when Klizuhoth Cainplioll of Lynniho'.en liy popular vote as the most bcuutiful co-cd t;f Chnttdiioogu. She is a sophomore. iE\’ER mBUSY M NEVER w iSizeK of SHis SKingdom S ITill... In Employed in Underivrit-: rrs Lain rat cry Work at ' Task of Combating Fire Demon.Try ing Experimenls < ■ ■ ■ (■ .'laBaacinflatiaaMaaaiaaaaaHiiaKaaaNaRNHaRHaaH, W . H . L O N G i Western Meats Exclusively. & P. Values have engineers and t » mcrlianics who test everything iannit-ii for lumdting water tor Dr prr.tcttiim. inventions and ■pnmnents art* sent t*> thqm rich day in tin* fi,*ht against llic great destrnyrr. Valves nnd tanks fill a huge »Mm. I'd valves uf all sizes from tiny r f with a bore of one-thirty krror.i nf r.n i*»--h to o*o.if pieces •f mevliciti in which require the hfting |»t*..,-r of u 2 1.ODO-pnund travelir_ crane t.i swing into -I -iit-foot i.night length of rubhr lined fire hose IhrowinT ii ' •iftam thn-ugh the standard one ***l "nr-i-ightii inch nozzle loses i 11 pyd* ''i i'i- ure, they sny, and are i died wiui l * "f ju.t wlmt water bask-. M Ir, air in-- tup will do. 'li'h of ih.i■ir work is dune on ' 1 nit atop a 25,001) galk'l nmcnite usterp and two I,UUI) rj.'- u prc- iin- tanks. ,. I»rv*c*nt they are working on P‘5>' val-. Miiitrulling the flow to | ■ head*, dm- giant valve 1 1,1 srrangi-il that the air preiKrc I®0' 1' ** will hold back w a t-1 - Pie ure six times great- I e -Li* ni" n'cnt one tiny melted will send' • r the area immediute•••I prinklt i head, -i -P in in designed for u.-e 1 • iiitling. in which pipes of \vu- is well as low prices IONA Hit AND Full Hack Nice Fat Mark oral a COMPOUND * 1 9 1 6 f| PORKCHOPS rjocj 6 0 lb ! LB. 45c Genuine A&H Elifin Creamery StHckly fresh Hound N. Y. Stale, Full Cream FLY-FLU Destroy Early Flies 07 N o w ......... o * .. H Extra Fine Quality MILK Borden’s, Hel or Carnation, Tall ran A&H or DeliMonte Brand No. 1 can Brands of Satisfying Qual t .. ities idt-tt’ haV tcrtijjri- Hoi tar Her Hound Iter Circle Her Hound 8 o'Clock Her Hound W h e r e B u sy H o u s e w iv e s Buy a n d Why SERVICE ECONOMY QUALITY 1 A. & 1*. Brand, I-at'gt* Hf)tt!c Superior (]ualily. Small Hot Icna Brand. Hink Alaska 1Q/» Tall can IO C ei»nut Specials 2 lbs Nice Juicy Prunes ....... AT TH B BASKET PORK R0AS1 24J! 201! - CHUCKSTEA 1 LARGE SOUR PICKLES uaaBaMaaaaaHMBaHiiauaaaaaaiiaaaaKaHaaaiiaaaaiMaa SEL-RITE SurinyReld H-ox pktf. S E L LS IT FOR LESS Delicious and Refreshing Iced Thca Nectar All Blends Fotatouj s Butter ( ’amphcU's Large Cans 3 R o lls Waldorf 21c Creamery I*ouml Snowdrift | 1 Salmon *'t blame him since m money there. 2 rims Hip Hominy S K s r OF 8E E F 1 5 « 1 8 i£ l A&H BRAND T A E L CAN IWJ»|IT4 I Hi Mumwnll House Coffee with other goods........ i j EVAPORATED 10c | ■"1Dig 10 llis (Irannlaicd Sugar with other goods. .. 1 drsulic laisirutory. They ar- three '.■ B a a iB a a a a a a a B B iB M ii«a a a a a a B H a H B «B (n ia a iiio a H a B 110 Sanford Ave. ! BRISKET STE» BEEF « V *11 * ew* ” the fire demon.] and deliberately their task), always » lb* mmst itniosphero of a hy- t.i). less till- Sill til Tll'i-I- An rs of la 11 til, in gi-at Inn pit lie ). Town skin Twenty iSii), Sum " ( IlniiKi- Tltlrly taut rontuli i log tan nris a limn- or less, m id In niiT and all other pcrNoi , wIvone name* ;tr*- unknown, i-luin ins any rliiM. nil. nr luirrest I land in the lauds tp-rclnatiovi- d< I scr Ilied, nr an> pari or pstri-i-l then 2-1 lb Pillsinuy 0 -1 - S A Fleur ..................................................... V l * ® V ■ ■! a ■\ 82c ? A 10c Rar Octagon Toilet Soap with the pur chase— 3 liars Octagon Soap.......................... 3 Bars White Laundry Soap ....... 1;m 1 Rkff. Fah 124 42e Value �i.rv? •_44A ITT //S#B*Or*A,I i »»kV»r>0»Dv „.o ” SpeaKffig'Sf'"Careers ’ 4 fTfrr nltrrniMin i ’ . 1* n'Ht << i i ;< TH E SANFORD HERAXD: FRIDAY, WA CER y .K v •i\P im fiK .'ii » f r a g R K nnija IT’S NO USB THBY CAN’T READ As Brisbane Sees It Be Our Guest On a Free Sightseeing Too,I Wall Strut Cheer* Cp. When a baby is strong enough to sit alone, his fond re­ Head ( ’allinlcus. latives like to place him on a blanket on the floor and put Falae Economy. •M r m s . at th* l'ostorfic font Florlila uniter Act u( within his reach, a book, a dollar and a bottle. The youngster One Raphael. *1**0.000. reaches for the one that attracts him most, and his rela­ IJy* AR TifU R BRISBANE r.tllnr tives shout out the “ career” he has chosen! If he chooses , (CopyrUht 1911)^_____ | . n « , U M I 4- I1K1X V* a book, he will be a professional mun ot some sort. If he R. lio n Aim im m '..M a u n “ T H E STREET” and other cenchooses the dollar, he will be a business man and a money111 MaxHolln A I’hnnr MSseeker. If he chooses the bottle, woe betide, he will go the tres of investment nnd specula_____________ ________ in „riotous living. „If , the -you n gster is a, bottle-fed baby tion were nil cheerful ynterelay. _ j> c n * rn iP T lo * i m t i :* T pace , , , r nn* T*ar—i7.«o su Month* ij.ro he usually chooses the “ riotous living symbol. But the re- Money for speculation eould be [,, w^e'x*rr;c. ''VieUy'^Kdmon r'ii!ooI Stives never take the trial very seriously. It is merely borrowed ut .’I 'j per rent. Stock.*, y i»r. ’ >n ceremony that’starts a conversation as to what the career went ahead for the iourth day In of tho important young man should be. ipBor ■ruccersion and the respectable IAI. M ITIl Ki All obituary card* of thank*. r**»lutlon* Ive you nevdr listened to people talk about their British pound sterling went up And , Imv 'tie** of t>nt<Ttnlnment* where , , e . * nr* Mnd* win i.* charged childrens futures? Parents who lay out the whole plan above f t.86, the biggest price since regular ailvcrtUlriK rate*. ■for their children’s lives, and often do their level best to the war. A prosperous Grout Hritnin M»:ttpi:tt Tine AsnociATRo rnr.nt! bend the children to those plans regardless of the natural Th* Associated Pres* i* *xcio*. Bent or inclination the children may show for other pur- means a cheerful Wall Strcot. *«**<!■ r at Haafar4. Fltrlta tin SkowI Cl»«» StMlt tvelv .entitled to tli* u«* fur re-1 publication of all news ,ll*patchcs s o ils . cr*,||tf>v in It nr not otherwise rrrdIt is doubtless the “ ownership” idea in a parent’s mind nl*o the In ited In th lf Ittiwr nnd n ral n«wa publlalird I.-trrVai diaftatch* Oiat leads him to bo arbitrary in this matter. People get of r-piihilcati>.n *>r a e* h*r*ln at* * I mi reserred. the idea that they “ own” their own children and endeavor to Goihg up/ / To Winter Haven 0?^B P Florida “The City of 100 Likes” 1 ill*’ i!-. You’ll sec. the Seven Wondfnl of Florida and oppohunifiJ 1vihnatimr ” 1 vibrating with with en*liu«ia*nj Ask For Free Ticket whul entitles holder to entertain-l ment, including luncheoc They owe us money. It looks like a Wall Street boom, so perhaps the tidal wave i of prosperity, is going to sub­ merge us after all. Hut don’t 1 gamble, or you will be sorry. This glorious country wants war more humane." The President is annoyed because Europe pays little attention to our suggestion that nations tarn u over. Mi. Houghton, Ambassador to (Jrrnt Britain, warns Europe to he more peaceful er they cannot bor­ row our money. It’s a hint that the President will control loans made by our bunkers, That would lie a good thing, ANYHOW. Hus Leaves at R:lin Tuesdays and Saturdays Phone Valdez Friday for Reservations move them about, pare them down or wind them out quite as they would do any inanimate possession they might have for barter and sale. They choose a "calling” for a child and T IIE H E RALD S PLATFORM shove him into it when the child has never heard the voice Deeper water route to Jackson- or the innermost urge that should have told him he was Till*. 2*~Construction of St. Johns-In- "called. dian River cnnnl. If people who want tn give their child succcan and hapgKM 3. — Ettenalon of whits way. plneHH would only make a practice of training him for life 4. — Eitrn«ion of local nmusement*. instead of for Rome set career. If only people would show a — Swlnning pool, trnnia court*, child that for the privilege of living in this fine world, even etc. u little child .should perform some service for the world; and 5. — Augmenting of building propram—house*, hotel*, apartment that on through the years he should give the bcHt he could give, and know that in return he would find his best hap­ TH E PRESIDENT wants Eu­ home*. fi.-—Eztension of street paving pro- piness. rope "to check the barbarism of tram. Instead of training children to think of fame and money, war by putting n rh:cl; on the 7. — Construction of boulevard if parents would train them to think of the glory of serving use of poison gas.” around Lake Monroe. If that be true, it is respectfully A.—Completion of city beautifies- one’s fellow-men, great souls, great leaders would stand up suggested that the President read from nut of the crowd. And the "careers” would he made, "Callinicus," u little bool, by .1. jtion program. the names written for all time upon the stars. II. S. Haldane, a British piofessor of bio-chemistry, C.illiiiicu* Give a child a character built for unselfishness, built for |i BlBl.K THOUGHT FOB TODAY honest work, built for kindness, built for service—and the *" the Syrian Who invented Gnvl; „ . _ ■ ... , I re, of which the r-cret is now And some of them of under________ |0«t! With It Call! .bus destroystanding shall fall, to tryf them, j t’nreer IH ™ » ,e certain. FRI&AYL MAY h. T bM and to punge, and to make them whit**, even to the time of the end: ____ beenus** it is yet for a time ap> pointed.— Daniel 11:.’g». * - o -------- SELF , I f you can put yourself aside, And for the moment just forget The profit o f the touch of pride, Or o’en the added weight of debt, And for another smooth tin- way, Yon will have lived a glorious day! K Haven-Villa Investnient Company • Captain -\muitdscn is north for the summer. going — — o—----- The French will thick |h*«e It iffinn* are ruffian* all right. -------- o-------Most common licudlm* in any Florida newspaper: "City Block Soils, for Large Sum." -------o------- Orlando Elks are planning a new $160,000 cluli house. What's hold ing up the Hanford Kilts? •a -■ O—- One Miami mun nny* he is tinonly one who made money on the her** race*, lie didn’t bet. Why docs u man commit suicide when his girl turn* him down ? She Won’t love him any more after he 1* il-ad. $3.50 Parking I,jKhts $ 1.10 F . P . RINKS .111 East Second Si and I I 13 Sanford Ave. id a fleet sent by the Saracens against Constantinople more than twelve hundred years ago, and, ac­ cording to Haldane, “ saved it gient Here comes .still another “ Week” for the nation’s observ­ part of Christendom from Mo­ ance May 2.’J-.’10 is to be "Flag Week", with patriots in every hammedan domination." WIIAT IS PHILANTHROPY MIAMI TRIBUNE WHKN YOU WISH TO SFNI) A itF.MIT I’ANCK It is Safe, Economical an I Convenient. When you tra­ vel, carry out traveler’s Checks, and you will have n» risk of Ions, Ouniinoln (J[ounlij|)ank S a n f o r d ,F la . STRF.Xr.TH- SERVICE - PRO G R ESS ^ BY IRVIN S. COIIIl pensive pleasure limit such as net Don’t Take Chances—BUY t THE DEMON DOUBT REALTOR m I I* A | Seminole County Poultry Association A&P Tea Co. Fisrhors’ Market. M- D. Gatiholl. Gtmzaloz Gro. Co. .Merchantk Gro. Co. P ig g ly W ig g ly P op u la r Market. U ohcrts G rocery Co. S e l- Ilit c (irncery. S ta m p ers Market I r.ide with the merrlutnl In,hi.' » n « a B n u « s i a a B M B : i i i i a > i r a a a m : B * s a * j s H f l « u « : » 'j UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS: N’ *‘ u .Mmliinos, Utah Class R en ta ls, A-1 Ir a is Servicr. accuracy ami durability that you want, buy jib Underwood. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. I'hnne ,:,r»l ' l"» South Main St„ Orlando. Fla. Ho\ ji TwoSpeda! Bargains For Quick Sale Only l"i.- on OraiiRe Avenue— sizer. ."»0x 1-I-”». Price $11,000—Terms Don’t Huy New Parts SANFORD USED PARTS CO. |s c I K.U H ONE STAMPED AND GUARANTEED ( LOSE TO NEW IIOTEI. I’rice SI.5UII.IMI Each. E . F. L A N E PEDIGRERI) EGGS A till h ive tin'ir then let-pit**. i, ,»' It will oiitinue to lie true that most .htirthei will retain ih-ir ,i.,« |at there will l»- j,ii increasinir 1 n.imbn ,,f churches which will 1;l’i , _ ini«* the down-town eelions o f ttiei r,.Kulatinn great cities, .nrrving the Y’enr* ago, whci I earned m y. Greater New York city was all |thcr Washington nor Lincoln ever t dwl lo MU|l|)|ant gospel the world he knew or cured to had, ^ ,.nm on « l ‘ “ jtype o f chureh In most cm,muni- int** «h- very h..ir« V the con,-. daily bread amt occa*lonal beer oil The legiilutor who introduceil h,,y " cw " traw ,utNHies, it i* intemled to provide t . munlty. the "flupjier" bill nny* he’* xeri- I'urk Row, one Andy Horn tun a know. liis sitter marrinl a German -------I r*us. Well, loosen up, brother, PRESIDENT COOLIDGK tloi --------- ] cozy l>ar in the shadow of Brooklyn market gardener over in New Jcrloosen up. l bridge. All sorts ami conditions i *cy, and when his -umniertime vo­ not recommend foolish ecoiumiy iH R s n a u s R s ie o iu iin iH iia a iiia a a c a u a a B s a n s -u The recent uirplnn,• record „ f of men frequented the saloon -sad eution enmr •Snntt)- went to visit! but wise lwireconomy. As for the recent uirplnn 28Ik hours of continuous f|vmL, oi*. new paper men rich men. poor le i „i two weeks. Ills new In o AL»> IIow, r th, lounti > is rich will have u big influence »oon,o me", policemen o ff duty, artist, Iher-in-luw had liouglit a cur and enough to let the I resident enjoy or later upon Florida’s tourist cr„i. •ll" 1 commuter* from over the riv had promised lo tour Siuitty nhou. the fiehli air, and is glad to giv • n ler. over the utate anil show him tin* him whatever he can wisely use. As regards spending, the wistperson umiwn ;r sights. It means a lot to Hanford to huve 0 V . ............. At the end , f a week Smitty man’s plan is to buy what lie at Andy's. fixture big outside concerns Investing In I ?.,n,tl» “ . T ',w A U l i, wan back at work. One o f the needs when lie needs it, rcuicni irroperty here. It Indicates that "Vm'“^ i ' "L a tiering that a good appearance hi IS T n W ’s "substantiaB“y " ^ " ^ "n g counter, did mid jobs and in rush regular patrons hnile.l him: "Hey, Smitty, I thought you a wise investment, and that t lie re ' I .hours floors In-Ip helped to serve the trade. recognized. Smitty was to Munhnttun whut a were going to stay longer. Didn’t is nothing mum costly than FA1.SE ECONOMY you cure for country life ?" cockney in to London. Tri-Cily M<'tiring N,-ws "N ix on ilnl stuff for me," said B Tho , ||>t b,,m un t’ln-iiy hill. AN AM ERICAN name unknown, V ! * ~ ,l0. Xh* " " U' wh" * rigid around the corner; he had Smitty. " I ’iii often in fur life. E S f f t o Perfect an untomoh,I,• u.pn ltMril, „ „ the bowery and he Say, dal Joisey -uitinly it on* fun- luis bought from the aged Get man ft? "« t,gh‘ ‘‘Very '"‘'I never ranged furthar than ny place. Why, ull deni towns j hanker. Iltildschinsky, Raphael’s time tho driver docs. Ifoney Island or Fnr Rockuvvuy. over there is got different names! pci trait of Gitiliuno di Medici for It’J.TO,llllll. If a good Raphael is Prominent Mexican ,,f Tampico, worth that sum. how much do you clipped on u cuk,- of soap the other oppose one of Michuvl Angel,*’' u I... day and broke his I,nek. Well, it best productions would be worth? | NSW VOUK HCItAI.lt TKIIIUN’ K u Itiioms AOI -."OH. Phone 95 is at lean Interesting to know thut It is only SUPPOSING, for no It they now have soap in Mexico. u ---------- - **i r - - |money eould buy it. Ho was paint- j First Nation;il Hank Puildini'. I ing magnificently when he was) "Doubt i* n benefi'ent lemon", the bettci* for him. u. After \vaiting u half hour at a crossroad* o f tile lllliete nth ten-' In honoring Huxiey i„r the fine' '"iieh older than Huldschinsky, the( Sales Force:— Miss Rubn Williams, Mist Helen n Weit First htreet crossing th*Whut u at the lucidity of his mind and liis grout' "ctogcunrinn collector. IIOURC. other day we were inclined to feel wrote Thomas Henry Huxley . in . services to „eli'ir* th, ■• should In- chance to invest in "u lt," if some : differently toward some uutomn- tiny. And And coUHtlens cpuntleti* intelligent 1) ( b|ul„|rrinK t lurlnng this by- Anunicaa millluimire coul.l have n in K B B D a K iiiu ia M iia ia L in a iia n is x ia u B a iiH t ia B a in a f la wl Idlist* who try pushing trains off folk, accepting the dictum, sought pr, duct of his career Th' Huxley gone t„ the Vnticun early in th,the tracks. to ihe best o f their rupneity (,, ia n|0 u-iialf „f douht was a . islxteonth century, when Michatl substitute this new negative faith |raVl. UM,j nrce*k.ir> campaign. Angelo and Raphael were both Harasotn holds the world's rec- fur 'heir old-fashionBd religious when it was fought. It has little working there! *,rd for riininhcr of Commerce emotions. ( place in minds of today, an I it only •Irive*. Practically one half its I lie most striking fa il that ,|.|-ve* to confuse the issue of inTROTZKY IS said to have I total population iu now enrolled grectn the present celebration o f . tcllertual freedom that ,s still l,e- Ixiitglit a Iteniitifiil castle at San and 122.00li of the $2W.KK6 mem- lluxley’a centenary i* the complete injr ra|„Hj j„ „ f, - , „|aU.,| ar.j R, mo, oit the shores of th ' blue iter chip feet,, wire paid ill cash. dii.fuvor into wliieii tills scv-rnllficI backword coinmiinitirs. The world ' Mvdilci .............. runeun,. .... and intends to live I -o recognlxed u< ncr:es*ary In certain today neeib* ull tIn- e.-entiul ele- there from now on. , see us ^hrni 1 ooprr, the new manageri agnosticism hu* fallen. Doubt i« ments of religious faith, MdornHon,! In that east,* the conference o f 1 * , } Al* . Mi,‘ g e n tly hours and era*. It U ben#flcent as humility, prayer, a-.pir.uion, hope,1the Atli-.s was held in 11)20. rsld. You know, and I know, that the sLrgeon’s knife U beneficent; i|,«t ii can mu,Ur. Th,- notion' The bankrupt, down-and-out. th srrU no material wealth uwale- but to liv ey c a r after year doubt-, that science in ,nu. f.„hi.,n nega- penniless Russian (irand Duke, ing pi m In the <tJ|fM> ,s|Uiv. cquiv-; UyeB mg yx liw true performance ing everything would wouki p m-ine , IV, « such HUlh feeling f,cling* wa-, » „ unfor--.and others thrown Into iwverty b> ^ ---- -7X-’ • duly, ‘ * ‘buljalent of lifetimo pas*«T up, ----n the Iui)atc ............... -f »ar — newspaperman nii*un,ler.,tnmlinK horn ofTlu- Tiotx!;y-I.en!n rovolution, livGeneva and Sanfdrd >\vc., Sanford Htei e liwiCjU wealth of richius* in th<- o|*cratlng table. Ih e operation* th« nineteenth century wur between ing front hand to mouth on the nHigpcUon oofl having 1--------- done *— our'i — 1_».« *.. - ulurioti* suevus*. - v--*i ■ «• religion •• — ratiaiurUon might ho a butlsdencc mil .I., 'Ih* sooner Kivlvru, tvill study Trotxky’.t new duly fuith/uljy.” •the aoonrg/hp,patient wa^ dcud R ja fjrgurcn the IctUi. 4 Dc \ our I nstainpccl E g g s C om e From Georgia? plain that Mr. Coolidgo'x pleaching rky*rraper church would ho ail n,„ „ „ u|y j„ larger, growing rides something of the kind is a practical necessity, to meet the full r4.|iKi„u.s newls of the community The skysei'u|K*r cliurt li in not in- I It* any part of the l nited Stales or uiirnad, come in .ind gel n dr:..’ t nl v i . \\ HO WOULD LLA \ K out till! assassination ot Lilli olll. <aa,| practicing of economy have The editor of The Macon Tele- a ministry in nmc . omniunities Gal field or McKinley? All that was crime news. Would ! hurt Itusines*. They *uy, “ If Pro*. graph i.-t greatly diaturhed at the that lotild not pocitdy lie given you refuse to print the strange case of the Tichhorne Cltiirn('oolldgc »uy* h* i-; having |U,WH jpo ...v,.rni 4.t*i,.B „r the' l,1> i'«"v»-,ntiona| luirchea located in -ectlons. ani, the beheading of Louis the Sixteenth. Maria Antoinette, ‘h‘ ‘T ""'w I proposed erection of skyserap. ' Vrohlhi' n,,,.'I ministers w,ml,l Charles the hirst, poor Jane G reys late m the lowei, the 4nt. nol„ M|v wii| i.uy a new ehurehes. In the course of Ivin la- pri.f.., t<* itri-ueli in a church!)killing of Marat by Charlotte Cnrday, the guilloting o f Dan- „nr.» „,cnl h. preaches » touching acr . « -ipii* lleighlioi IiOihI, ton and his enemy. Unbesquiurre, tlie burning alive of Gior­ limit on the power of tin- old type where Vitriol loo of hocinl servEVERYBODY KNOWS thut „f church, and incidentally speaks Ice would not lie demanded, it is dano Bruno, or John llnss, the execution of Moore because of l,r,,l,Perity tor all clunse* depends a gmsl word for the ul*l type of nut a desire for -im-thing new or his Catholic religion, the murder of Mary, (Jtiei •11 ,iof .’Scots, i ,,!| CIRC’t I.ATION nl money. If |preneiiing and ministry. I’ctlncuhir that leads to th- crecby. .her the "Virgin Queen,” m . cousin . . Elizabeth, r . ,,ut,ur.e decided to save up water There is undoubtedly something { '" « 'h'’. rumbinntion nnd office gins treatment of various gentlemen after they had ceased and keep it all in th,> ocean, inb(, saj|) flir ,hiH vipw ilU bllt l> , building. It is a sense of obliga­ tion to the cnniimmity. an obligato be attracted by. her royal virginity or bad been f a i t h l e s s «’ f -catterms u around in ,lhill ln ;h ti • . >. > • *-••I•t nn.iil.lo I I... i*,...il \l itn ■ lh:,‘ » «iii»*t l„- met except by to it? Could you 1,-ovo all that out? CVrtaiuly „ol. althoughI S ' ^ . r K a ^ ' ^ S i . ’ SS, from the ii* druhility of the new " type of lmiltlinc in Inom* nituationn 1a orjjunitulioP, aiui with) it s nil crime news. Men want the news. 1hey want to un-,'Ill to clops. where it i.s calculated to teiido.- a provision for srlf-rupport. tiersland human beings, and to understand them they must real service to the community. 1 h«- Macon editor re.oir-s that ONE ANGRY merchant know what they do.— Arthur Brisbane. . , mir Macon i* n me*?, quiet city, where a m., * of the ehunhes i„ i-w .-i*v MY FAVORITE STORIES TH E REST Cleaners “Flajr Week” For Real Patriots gest.<: toi set an example In economy the best plan i* not to have an old straw tint reidoeked , . ............ nnd advertise tlirtt. it wmild he better to u»y up th* Mayflower, the ex- <■ Automatic Windshield part of the United States, and American patriots in foreign H ALD AN E UNDERTAKES to lands, taking part in programs arranged by The United Is llunry Ford a philnnlhropi't 7 • Mr. Ford is now turning hi* ntprove that poison gus is u more States Flag Association. I'* ientirely mil <t j upon tin.* i Ii«t**ii l<* Hi* .11 I'M MI | *l IMlirill, II Thnt depends how ' tout ion to food problem. IP ■ , humane weapon than bursting The programs are planned with the idea of impressing :.hells, shnrpnel, etc., and he suc­ ,>’011 define the won! philanthropy, know that ail elficieHt engine is I Ford pays the workers in k" l’t 'unmiig by using only tli.the patriotism of peace. It is desired to bring to tbe con­ ceeds fairly well. Men bate what’s hi.Ilinry eonl fields 16 to 20 per ccm s* fl" 1 «"»• lubricating oil. Il„ sciousness of Americans everywhere that "Old Glory” stands new, and call it brutal. Bayard, m„i, Mian lilt- »v.d,. for miner.. N..- '"'Ii' tes that the truth np who rode in armor and rated gun­ for peace and safety, for the every-day pursuits of law-abid­ powder, murdered every enemy worker in liis factories reeeivert less plies to the human engine. I f you can give whut you may need ing, peace-loving, happy citizens. And everywhere, it would caught with a mu ik* l in his Ilian V6 a day and that only during “ I believe,” ho says, “ that most Because another needs it more a .’Ml day |»-rioil o f training, after human ill-: are directly traceable bands. seem hearty co-operation will he given for the "Week’s" And never your advantage heed, wlilili lie receives a minimum of to loi d In niaruifiu'eture you canOr count the cost of giving o’er. observance in the spirit in which it was conceived. six ilmlnrs nnd is transferred from not make your product better than THERE IS LOTS m * real mon­ That conquest over self shall be True patriotism is peace-time patriotism. When the .sol­ ey in tin* United States. department to department, if nr- the materials ynp put into it, and A sk Your grentest earthly victory. diers are marching by, the martial music ringing through the Comptroller Craig, of Net. York. m •:.! >. until there in found fo r , food supplies the muterinis from >4 Mm a job at which In' inn make width tile human holly is Imilt up. I f you run learn to think in tciYns air, the flags flying to the breeze, and loud-talking orators II** offered UK),000,000 New York From proper foot! a strong body reOf service rather than of gnin, ringing the many changes of tin* usual patriotic speech, the City bonds at Dj per icnt inter\i .In* !!*n:y Ford Trade School, lit . from improper food a weak i t, t:;i!iiipt from all ir.vome lax. Cnn grasp the teaching which at- excited populace imagine that the emotion they feel if* i . .. hoy*, win* because of lack of erlu-|i<0ibfirms, rn'Io • •••'-pi I lie likely to r?mnin "Our organization is preparing That world!- pomn nml nri.i. nr. ” lin t th* kin,I of loyalty that cou n t, m oat |.t AT. 'v a in rI P°mP nn*1 pri.D un ,j,0 UV(jry.,|uy K00(| citizenship that builds up instead ot lS i , a prosperous. imrer*, are given a to tncklu tiiis nil-important food f,*'l..!» their ruholding pii.blcm, and to s.ilv, solve it. In our Tweuly-thrru biiidviu uifered la » w7T.'. } ' *” ’• •' *bctr • hooliitw pn.liicm, Then you shall find beyond ull destroys, that provides for substantial, steady growth on buy a totul of five hundred m illionsp'-il* ‘ hey Barn money ami leurn a| laboratories we have huve tile facilitier doubt the nation's strength and goodiies/t. of bonds. The Nntinnnl City Blink * lrn«l»-. to ..erfgrpi the n.'ce.-i*snry resrarcl). Peace lies within and not with­ Tlio Herald has not been, informed of any local, plans for group got thr- entire’ issue at im ‘ *Af tii '.,000,000 Henry Ford and through our organization we out. observance of "Flag Week", but the occasion will offer an interest basis o f -1.046 per cent. Iho.tpilal lit - best nvailuble medical have the mean-, of applying tinopportunity for some excellent programs dealing with the There is lot i of money ill this and ji n i. al treatment is ottered knowledge gained in the laboratory I f to your neighbor* yo irrun be All you would have them be to "flag of peace” . The symbolism of 01(1 Glory’s” .stars and I country, if you will give it a to ail who are ill, rich ,»r poor, at and pliieing information un the food i|ueiition v. here it i> n -iled.' stripes oiftTS lr«*miti 1til topics for lessons in the better kind 'j. im, to tome out in the sun a flat rate you, C. Cun $hut your cycj to self, yet sec ot patriotism —the patriotism th a t needs no call to a rm s to i,aving It* wings, neck ami feet How much fur th«m y<»gr life make it display unselfish love of country and u n fa lte rin g ,n ,i „ff t,y tax coliertnr*. THK BUSINESS CHURCH Can do, You’ll find in many a greatful |loyalty. .MIAMI HERALD MERCHANTS AND other* com ■nmr Pr^»of that your toil has been worth while. •><•* •>❖ - Inis on Oak A v e n a ,— one a corn er lot- $2,000—Terms Brill-Chillenden Realty Company, Inc’ | lir' 1 S » l « i i �nrid Miss Ruth Burroughs of A t­ Scrap Iron Class To lanta, Ga. ■ Ruiple bougainvillea was nrtis'tl- H ave Special Mother's callj combi noil with lavender lark­ spur to decorate the sun parlor ami Day P ro g ra m Sunday liviir- rooms where the game of jbiidjjt was played, Mrs. Robert Tlie Scran Iron ('lass, which MISS K A T IIR Y N W IL K E * Society Editor i Hines was awarded a beautiful meets at the Milam Theater Sun­ TELEPHONE:—Rc*. -TiS-J I white beaded bate for high score day morning at 10:00 o’clock, has I and Mrs. Edmlmd Melach was an united « special program com­ ' awarded Coty’s powder for the cut memorating Mother’s Day. it is B R ID G E P A R T Y G IV E N ON T H U R S D A Y I lire. The two guests of honor the desire o f the class to have this ! " c i . each presented silk lingerie, auditorium filicd at this -irvicu, B Y MRS. H O L L Y A N D MRS. LOUCKS i A delightful salad course in the «r.(! n sjM*cial invitation'is evtend­ InHonorHouse Guests colot s of lavender and purple win ed to every man in Sanford who IS M O ST D E L IG H T F U L A F F A IR *.« ned at the conclusion of the has not a regular appointment foe E'ihday morning nUcij,| thb1 (in.. <>f the !r.v!lcr,t,pafU*s o f the irnnw*. ! Beautiful it* . everv perfectly! Miss Martha V .,r \t. ,, 'Ihost- present wero: Mis. (‘ns- meeting, ami h\ Irts pfOseiie';* do season was given Wddhevin}?." :*f;planned dctniRKvaj tin* bridge pai -i jjr.. Mr* A . ‘ ft Fort M r ‘ \ W '• ‘ li, M rs IV .ill, Mcl.cndnn. .Jr., llWriraiu Union ty given Thursday afternoon; (rtufcnp*. Mrs. f i f l b (Jallowayi Mrs! tcrniMin by Mr^.ReiE-lt^'tuswcH Fnworth League will the Womans (Jub hv Mrs. (5. In - \V. 1). Gaiihmk Mr„* t c Gihtn c.t her home an Mag noli a .VW-nue I Miss Ruth. Euuoughx, Mrs. \V. t*. , There will he two or three fivehouse Hill. Mrs. .1. I). Woodruff. Mrs. minute addresses, and Mrs, HecnMtV Vi lL pi noting her attractive £ (:hurch inr Loucks and ' Mr . Rol rt d. Mrs. F. Jv C-n . Jsuerts’, Mrs. W. C. McLendon, dr.. Edward Betts, MV*. Emmett Mc- Idoh has prepared a tifiisiciiT' proin (he evening, t -nit, Mt*s Edmund Meisch, Mrs. j * ram that will onltule ,|mirtPtU's, Th i i ' u- , t i l*m * *Mfa* A ,,i‘i,v ilf'vkins. Mt.t. l" a mript dahei at The club, whtvhjjtnds it if *n dames TlnwlBlW, Mr*, t j; I Tearv Ibdr.H Heins. Mrs, lb H. Roggatt. ..d>->, and choruses. A very Intern„ Tea SWp. beautifully to .(tecumting., never Miss Ethel Henry, M r; Flore nee : Miss Edith Teague. Mrs. Edward csting meeting i; nritieipatede. looked lovlier. .The color scheme Henry, Mrs. O. p. 11, rnilon Mrs. i.ane. Miss Saritu Luket*i Miss Eth-1 While the S i:;rp Iron class is 'of green ami white was exquisite. Harry Her run. Mr . (J. (;. HcrrinU. «■' Henry, Miss Florence Henry primarily a men’s class, an open ^ o r r K w i i M i e h e l d at ly followed; the hnlmny rail n(»d‘ Mrs. Edward Higgins. Mrs. W. C Mi ;. Hawkins Connelly. .Mrs. doe invitation to the meeting Huttiluy -t 111 0clock. columns were entwined with grade- Hill. Mr*, d. H. Haitiridi.rter, Mrs. Chittenden, Mr.i. James Ridge, Mr; " >. i; i nrdiallv extended to every fa d in g Club will meet at ful asphnragua fern and great wax- I’ Miert Him.;. Mrs. Howard’ ilulLet. Rockwell, Mrs. Richard nudity __ wife and dim-rliter in the |on cnlln lilien wore placed about ick. Mrs. K. S. Holly. Mrs. E. F. lit own, Mrs. I. ’e t 'onolcy Mi-, rit', and it is hoped that a large S i a n (Tub will give a i in tall wicker baskets. Th» irnnch i IG-ushuldei, Mrs. M.sVv MomtncG Fein Want. Mrs. Raymond Phil delegation o f wonun will be pivsweek program at d : table was lovely, having a green j Mrs. H. A. Howard, Mr ;. Claude Ips, Mrs. \V. W. Potter, Mrs. B. cnt. JJthe stutiio of ‘an’ [cover fernarranged with a larga Howard. .Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. F. Whitney, dr.. Mis. Percy Mem, 1 The featufe litu-i al number viil ” j|cnson. I bouquet of lilien fastened on one I- 1’ . Hagan, Mrs. A. K. Key, Mrs. Mis Clyde Byrd, Mrs. .1nines he• a quartette. " Mother' O My cornet. C. R. Kittle;-, Mrs. C,. W. Knight! We.!: ami Mrs. Emmett Hunt Heart.” Honda) The Iwcominglv attired hoslfMi ; Mis Forrest Like, Miss Snrita i i«jie; Union of the Con- received the guests. Mrs. LoUelts, Lake. Mrs. E. F. Lane, Mrs. W. T. liS rh u rch will meet ut 'wore a gown o f white taffeta and1Langley, Mrs. d. it, Liwson, Mrs. W t Mr Hus trank on gorgette, button-trimmed. Me . W. A I.effler, Mrs. dohn U'oniirdy Holly’s gown war. of green geo.-g- Mrs. 11. It. l ewis. Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. Mrs. .Iconic Munson cite, trimmed with ostrich tea‘.It-. .Mrs. W. S. L e a k .................... .... Mrs. John Mcir.rlt, The Alathcan Class of the First 1 ^ U llC ’ ll Mrs. d. (5. Sharon greeted Mm. Edmund Meisch, Mrs. Jolm a business meeting era. Bapti't church met Tuesday af* the guests at the door ami Mr . Mi rponjihl Mrs. Edward Markell.j L*Pr*jbyt«riaa Auxiliary at tf , riM,:n at tile home of Mr.-, ti.or The intermediate i hristian Eii j thane Turner had charge of the Mrs. M. Mint in Mrs. M. li. MnK( Huff on Laurel Avcnui for the deavur of the Methodist Church Eirch at I o’clock. j tallies. brev. Mrs. Perc;. Mi ro, Mrs. E. 1>.; rtgiilni business ami social meet- was pleasantly entertained with a Lpj™. Organ (Tub v.-ill meet The guests were directed to their Mnhi>*y, Mrs. E. i’. Morse, Mrs. F. 1 ih: with Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. nicni.: Wednesdav hv Miss Mae l Baptist Church at ’oclock places liv Misa Sarita Lake, Mr L. Miller, Mrs. G. K. McCall, Mrs., I’niM, and Mrs. Pltehford as hos- ILdly and Miss Kittie Dullose. hlr-. Sharp and Mrs. Hendcr- B. F. W’hltner dr.. Mrs. tlawh 111*- I. ! McCulIer. Mrs. R. A, New ^t,sis-’:' . Eighteen of tan ymiri'- memhorn Connelly and Miss Kathryn Wil- man. Mrs. Howard (lverliti, Aiis Routine liusinesr, was disportd of eiHoyed the aftermmn spent at key. Mrs. \V. T. Langley served Emma Owens, Mrs. It. W. Peariiml Mu. McAllister was appiiat Crystal Lake ami the delicious pil­ to the SWEET’ GIRL nunch throughout the aftermvm. man. Mrs. Fioyd Palmer, Mrs. It. ed i liairniaii of tli el loral tom- nic lunch. Games and Rwimtniiv? craih a t k Mrs. Forrest Luke anti Mrs. A. it. I . Perkins, Mrs. W. \V, Potter,i mil tee. Mis. ( ’ . il. Pierce was up- i fainted the •’ leu ;ant diversioiu of . Mndiste shoppe design ' Key assisted with the scores. Mrs. A. K. Powers Mrs. Samuel point d divas reporter.____ the nftemoon. rour graduation drpM. A h'*yv of Sanford’s lov!ir-i Pulestoa. Mrs Raymond Philips, Fair Shoppe. In the Has- members of the younger .et assist- .Mrs. A. M. Philips Mrs, Henry ed in nerving th<* dainty ice co«v a Purdcn. Mrs Alice M. Pi ter*. Mrs. which further carried out the c l- George Rice, Mrs. A ,1 Rich'ardor scheme of green and while, • n. Mrs. .!. I’. Ridge, Mrs. Kid C O M M ! Share in (lumi* choice Leo Rockwell, Mrs. F. They were: Mm Mae Holly, Mi,-. I’ tve, Mr i Mildred Holly, Miss I mils,- Kail.;, E. Rouiaill.it. Mr iJeir/dl StafMiss Mary Elizabeth Pule .tun, ford Mr:. lulitr, Schultz, Mr::. \V. , Miss Naomi Seng m u , Mis. tilndy- E. Soggne Mr-. W. M. Scott, F A S H IO N A H L E Wilson, Miss Caro! Stone. Mi - ' Mb Mildred SimiHimjt, Mrs. das.T • (inter of ih.' Easier Star Sara Evulva Williams Mi -, (!enr- Stinron. Mr- ( i. F. Smith, Mi.,.; FR O C K S! gia Moldey and Miss Dllve New- dohn Smith Mrs. .1 W. Sneed, Y a lu is I p T\» sail.OO G. A Spier, Mrs. W. A.! man. Lovely silver basket: were pie-, Stringlollow Mr-. W. d. Thigpen, I sented to Mrs. Jamei (}. Shai'oii Mr . W, M. TUiujwn Mis. I). L i Will You of the many a. -i tiTdf tn filiii ■ If not, why not ifaSkST. :■..ywi. LJiM tetses. Prices Cut Again—for the Wind-up ler Eastern Star olds First MeetingNewMasonic Home and hirst. Walter K. Colcmnn fm Thrasher, Mrn. H. E. Tnlnr, Mr*. I wonderful tanking the two high score; u'dlW. !). Turner. V,r<. W. H, Tunni- cx(|tlisite n j, itii'aul pi ;iam l»y airs, for coiisolntinn Mis.; Kathryn Wil- cliff*. Mi. . Edith Teague. Mr-. A .':^ .- j.L.key was awarded a beautiful be \augliii. M» Irnnk \crnay. Mis. j V,« .*( v , tor Davis was given on the ket of cnlln lilies. , 1. M Wallace. Mg*. A. II. Wallace, 1,1 •n :s ’ ' ° jura whe h wa furnished for Thi)*o invited were: Mrs. G. i). Mi . Many Walsh, Mrs. Fred t-'l lllt'tTl tin n bll hv tin local chapter Bisliu-. Mrs. H. T. Hmlwtll, Mr;. Walstna, Mi Ik f . Whltnu. Mr V**11 :'t*P ill jFjitcrn Star The bonuti- d. G. Ball, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mr - Ik C. Whimei dr.f Alb For.: Ward, UuMl' m a r sl iatpio---ivc initiation was Riihn'd Brown M v.lt. <’. Betti ,'d. N. Wiggins, Mrs. Henry i-u'ili fg scrcn new members. Mr*. Edward BotU, Mr*, d. C.[ Wight. Mr*. Hn| Wight. Sir*. U. n !r*irr the i* n-mony a splen- Bennett, Mr*. It. C. Bower, Sira. B Wi7ht, Mrs. AVuHer Wight, Mlaa *■— . * ai«ul program was furnish- C. L.Britt, Mi , Mabel Bowlcc. Kathryn Wilkey, ..b Fred Wil- enwotl tOGi Kr< A. C. Glenn and Mrs. Mrs. S. S. Hntimtd, Mrs. P.rnxta i liams. Mrs. Iltrrv V/dsmt, Mrs. ,a il(l CVCMli I' f. Smith with her two Buj-gult, Mis. S. n. Chus", Mi ” ! 'VBson. Mrs. dames W ells, j .silR.q, ;,|| l daughiots. Refreshments ... . ■11. Mb. Ix'Uu* (aid- Mrs. J. I). Woodruff. Mr;. Don-' t. J). Caswell, Mrs. d.lnld Whitcomb, .Mi“. Sam Yontz mvcl at a late hour from well n. Mrs. E. 11. f ’ lcnuna, and Mi . E. Wntson. Those it which was uniquely decor-11). < rh five small dolls oath Mrs 'hittendeii. Miss Edna j invited from out of town were: dip the different colors of Chit Mi' d. 11. Colenhin, Mi . Wull-v lt< .* _ut:d Mrs. Ilov ister Star and jnidi holding , Mis j - (Inn Mr;. A. J’. : F. Syiijts^ nf Wjuiet Park, Mis. 1! t* ytln , i C. Jti'o-ici. Mr.i. R. it. Tiro — e iiiihts'l i.ii ’T* ■ 11ue table , Com lloiidnry, Mr.i. d. Ik |.Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mi.. M. b Para H fm ihi- ten worthy Mrs Fied Bfliger, Mrs. u*. ItTis. Seth Woodruff an I Mi *1 of the chapter who were Dee. DeCoiti- . Mrs. It. It- H ire llirksa i. of Orlando Mr Wt Geoi A. M. I JeForest. Mr--. W . I. M argil i and Mr*. Lott I.- Finest prime “ Alien A ” pun .Mr.:. E. A. Douglas], Twit •he'd o f Duyt.ua llcailt, Mrs tli read silk hose in Gluck only, Drummond, Miss Ah- It;., e Uichiusnn ami .Mrs. S. E with hit till thav. it Gluck dux . Mia. T. L. Dumas,* Barrett, of dark.- mim IIo.i All si.-.is. Jonft’ Party Given M issNaom iScojfganTo li*s. Victor Check Mold Story Hour ! urncr Circle icet Thursday; Queen o f Apiilelantl rsonaJs "i; I'iiii-innati, ().. businosH in 'I Wedi 11ip to Kew insure ;t !ai e profit. We Suggest Stationery, Candy, Perfume, I'mvder Let tis help you make your selection. LANEY’S DRUG STORE In UlWCl ......... in i i n l r f I ft n o l v n a li i , i ... ... i ............. .. ■> :• v :■ -k : :• :■ :■ *:• t S T U N N IN G H A T S jj t *p I'o 90.50 A select group of dozens ot ilic :casou’s prettiest models in a sweeping pri -u cut. Ilurry for (In first choice. n « a J Silk finished •>() inch fast colored plain and colored stripe. S T U N N IN G DRESSRS I Values i p to 925.00 This umtoll net me ut pronunts a delijrlttliil htiyinjr opportunity! ( ’hnlecsl styles hijth in Fashion’s favor are now yours at :i must ordinary price! Street and afternoon frocks i of cvceptional heauty, ilcveloped of exijui.-ile silks, new* csl season shades. Now A large ofTcrhur of I ’m sc ; newest rage in novelty hags. The colors a«e lijfht, solid : white nnd li/Gl shade::. They match the Sittniuer costtjm e. If you don’t come'early you’ll lie disappointed. anil Wins Nell D‘*I and Thurs‘ 5 "R h Mr. and am*. nnd fathday from a visit ' They were ucl l Mrs. Weldon k *k *:■ •>•{••:*•>■ > v•>•: <• flin ch es wide with floSal designs Liirhl and d a ik patterns $1.00 yard $1.00 yard S « , “ Ever Fast” Linen u *i *! !{ « »* $1.00 van! £ • ■ a 2 rose mteed la st colors. Shrunk 4“ ycllow, pink, orchid.' Special “ liver Fast” Voiles Alligator Crepe In :il! the new high shades, guarnn tecfl fast colors, fin e quality, Heavy imported crepe in stripe and plaids. In all the new shades $1.00 yard JJ j| Guaranteed fast colois, in all the new shatjes, G(» inches wide m $1;00 yard « JJ a J Silk and Cotton Crepe fl inch in colored prints and black anil white, fine quality. inci-at McDonald, ehiltlren and Min* nmtorerl to Winlf-lay afternoon. k Stripe Linens ' "her;. ..ho will -iwlark, Mrs, J. E *:•v Sport Stripes fast colors, Rose, Lavendar, Blue, Green ’’ “ ’aid 1-ft Thur*- rh j. :■ $1.00 yard l#r 1*5 hit family. ionic . p. ■ ..... Colored Voiles ■'r ''••xv, . Friday fur • «n lniiin<*R«. He wilt l^'lfmd left Thurs^ •• Kxtra. $1.00 vard I; I r**"1 OeiiyW ia ■,i . $1.00 yard The Post Office Is Next Door To ( h. h i i'.'tn orcustogriaacncir;auar:*Kn j x a H K K t iiP a iiJ U i)B a D * D iiu ia iiu n m ? a a ii3 K a i]s ia iia a u * a * «ia ii I he du‘ __________ Future Improvements Importe I ( repos ■ ' and fm* luwUp^ children taking part: Ado Sin nntly «• w.is awarded, »|L,tury, Margaret Cartel. N -ttle in A* i"1 Mrs. Ruse Ul- C’nrtcr, Ruth Pc nr man, Jane Juck- rare of ll '-*• Kan., p iuseiit-!f 0lli « ; j . jg.jtb dv. Walter Rivers, noon the '' *1,,GG‘r* Elizabeth Cnnterou. The Reading lev sev *ra! wa. eru*d at the c|u|, an ailiers enjoyed the tales.mimical p ■ game. Location— P rice- Colored Broadcloth ni<"in Mrs. vieTile Jitorv Hour on Saturday f ‘T()|(|S Coned the O iig- \yjJ J j p. chnige •■f Miss N’ iu>mi V' tii'. Point Mi»h Scoggun. All chiljlren *•**» <ord’he home «>f Mri. - jj-, i „ vit,.d („ attend. The Read Tfc;* v> a Oila.ulo, honor- j,^., j'lul, will he under tin* direr- llnuti't i ' R"*v LTniuperl tiun of Kenneth Halt, ami an utter- « p*: d-tl {eating hour, is prnniised, In m ln t Mi I ,u- was pleasing- week then* v.as a •* mil at tendance r i.r , *n n the ileeoratinn* j:l biuli ruom.. Each m nlmndance of til-. jjrrt> s, O. Shinhol,.-i delight**! rit*d *utm* ■"iighnut the low- the littli on-s with some well-told lunch, vh 1 •• tn* inatlng torie*. (tending* and - : w.t. awarded an ^unu-i were also given, tim follow- Only a small amount o f capital is needed. 45-inch Voiles N ew colored bordered voiles new patterns $1.00 yard The Y o w e l l C o m p a n y <•-> [j �K "jtf « 0 / ' -•• • PAGE SIX ^ M w = = s e « i« M = = > M g f y w i , . M* * * '«« * ' fvi.iijj, u who hour 1 -0 5P00H^3. HITS, 11 RUNS IN PHILLY CONTEST Yesterday’s Results IN 13 TO 8- 1 .LO ~ r--. n S — FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE TnnipA HP Sanford 12. fit. Pctersmjrg 7: Imkcland lit. Jjikelonrl HiRhlandoi!* jj-'. in Herokril (ttnu* From d.tnii re j Lenders; Called THfl) j ArgiuiicfU NYilh tr* I.’jnpYe •/-’ ST, iKTF.Br.CRG. 31ay Lakeland took iuarctmd str,riant .victory over the Saint* here yes terdrty, 13 to 7. in a game which" wns played undt r protest after lit * fourth inning wh a Umpire Pleii changed u decision,*’* Manager To i' ChIled hall up Pitcher Knigh which forced in u run, Tltft Ro.x Score. L akeland ab.r. h .po.a . e Uuouw, 7h, 41 1 0 2 I Jlatkley, • * 0 .0. -I -I 1 Surface, rf..........'• 1 -t 1 0 1 Ilraier. cf. fi 7 7 2 0 t Welch, cf. f. 7 2 » 0 1 McQur, 2b. , 01 3 2 5 l V. Duyie. I k . fi 0 2 12 0 1 Hrynnt. c. . 11 2 7 0 • CrailvV-' 0 4 '» 0 I 1 Totals' ST. PETE Allen, }S. Shannon, cf. Edward-, rf, Meswrifu RY T A M P A 18-12 2h, Brr.rvit, If. How They Stand FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE i fit. PeterM urg U*. L. Pet The* entry of |. j \nni\n Von thin! ptac 23 minutes aml 43 MeG raw’ s Men Enter Ninth With Score o f R to 2 Against Them, Hut Pound Out Nine Tallies To Victory Thursday .47 ' 1 PHILADELPHIA. M iw 1 8. - *• J ■ .! 1 -. 1 l IP J»_ •1lYallng. lix .M.t man when they; . —— ---- rra-n------,—/ TyT •■P 11 r r li‘ •'il^thP ninth: tlf** New York ,, . 7^/^B T"' Chdnfefng IMtchers And NATIONAL LEAGUE , t.'i; rts paunded theePhiadephitt . rr^fi * 4 * ' NATIONAL ** r too 7; Brooklyn 3. <Ittmc Was Anvhody’s tTi> Pc». mtchris out <f the l>ox and -core.! E H i ~ I Pi .tdlphia H; .Yew York 1 Until rinal * Out Is Made :,;ne runs c.h It lifts, nine of them ■ — i . I k. irgh 3; St. Louis HI. 31 i, •i1-'* rov.-, l«> win by tlu* final count ’ Jl . < n > three achedued. The Tnmna fimol.fr; heat the' *|7 .* It to 8 yesterday. Ring D<*cn- ----------- iV.M*-----Sanford f'clery-Fci!' t .day af­ ,'*.1 in ('ouch and Plsrte were tent • 24 -'l wJ ^ S i-' 111 H AMERICAN LEAGUE ternoon ut Plant Field If t • ad Chicago 5. •41- ugainst the Giant*, whiio Ncht ____ _ , _ _________ -fg Detroit 5. of 18 to 12. •2 y-. who wan knutked ’ out of the ho;: J H R 28 , I hedulcd. It wns juit a nut lion of which ..... in the fifth inning hi* th** Phil* ____ iS fij________ ___________ S team could olam the .71 harden 44 !if , wes follower hy Greenfield, 4 f3 -3 •*-* M|B 4a CAN \SSOCIATinN AMERICAN LEAGUE and ofli nest and hov, long th*( Pet. lIunlzitiRcr and Scott. . 7 KanM U City 6. W. L. string of pitchors wodld la t. Tam­ Philadelphia .70o I*core hy innings: 4e txJT$LvJ «j lilv/uukee 4, 46 -.70.; New Y01I: !Hi 000 003 -11-22 -O’ ^ £ *& « pa hit safely 21 tim . e,*i i1• !' ut- Cleveland It icnpriHs 2. rsr*.-; iiiiiiics 010 121 000 h- ic—c _____ ________________________ £ fore irnriH red nniy <■ n i T h e Washington du!?d. .Ooi* Ilatteries: Greenfield. Huntxing ffjflBWgx winner used four pi * aer.i to th‘* Chicago . it ;, . Siott and dowdy and Hartley: Sfil’iSS St. Louis I ' three. Si sor n r a s s o c ia t io n .231 Ulnar, Decatur, Couch Pierce and ' ----- EUau---- -------------ehnlked tin nguiiiet finnford, while New York 0. 31. To ltnrdcn ta. t.i Inno). .231 J. Wilcon. HORIZONTAL Trmpn got off with iv.-o. F.'ery Boston New Ot.enns 2: Chattanooga 8. 73. Warning. I Iclroit man whop laved through th ■ game 2. See pteture. Birmingham 17; Little Ruck 4. 35. Kind. (OGNFA WINS IILS GAME foi Tampa got at leant one hit, Mobile fi; Nn hville 17, 37. Limb. BOSTON, May 8.—Johnny Coon 10. Like. except Snend, second base, who SOI.TilERN ASSOCIATION Braves t.> 12. Polite-word for addressing man, 23. To fly as a hird. ey pitched the l!.. Boston T... v.v. charged with only ■'>e tin* '.t SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUI 10. To satintv ( om. night in pris­ u 7 to 3 victory over the Brooklyn j;; Moving truck. hat n* he walked twe e anil .11*- Nnrhvllle Coiumida 7; Knoxville 3. on is enough.) Drdgcrn yesterday. In the fiftli j j , ri fitted twice, Father. Atlanta Charlotte 5; Asheville 4. 11. Territory watchc.l hy a con. inning, the Braves bundled four Only one Sanford player failed. Ntv; (Uler.nAugusta 8; Spartanburg (5. 12. Person opposed to something lids off Thormahlen and Hubhel! ! Hi. Electrified particle. All kind; of litirchall wn -eei*. and Iliimingham Mrci.it fi; Greenville I, and with the nid cf three errors, 17. Pushed ahead of another car. 44. Sun gml. it was nnybotly’s game tin* Any Mt tpphin IQ. Sun. 17. Preposition o f place. scored four runs. thi y were placing. Chattanopjra ill. Premonition. ■!'* Correlative of Score by innings; INTER NATION M, LKAG1 I The • ore stood II to II when j l.ittle Itffck I_, ' 2 1 . One thld* > an do in jail. itt.-.Vlee -'C2 COiJ 173 51. Half an em. Balliinore 4; Buffalo 8. tin* Smokers came to hat for the) Mrhile /t None mythology. Hasten 01U ID OOx—7- 12—1 Reading I; Syracuse fi. ! th in th ■ . ; Funeral pile. Batteries: Thoffuahien, ilubhell. .in ne t tty i>; Rochfftcr I. ■■ut four more over the plat ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S i » accomplish, flsliorno ar.d Tayiur; Cooney and Ni -w uh Toronto, raid. cinch It. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Measure of area. The Box firnro. Exclamation of disgucst. Ajkii SANFORD 110. Largest deer. Gut ley, if, c a r d in a l s d e f e a t p ir a t e s 111. King of Ila* Inin conquered by PITTSBURGH, May 8.—St. Dean, 2b. More*. Lr.tii-. came from behind yesterday .72. Hebrew word for Deity. AI verson, xs and (’or'ng six run* In the eighth 74. Part of the. leg. Wiilxak, Hi . defeated Pittsburgh 10 to !). The 70. Instead, Tin lupsnn, c DAYTONA REACH, May H. t u.«ai*k,rf. ■. 3* A lar*'<* number of th-. friends of featurr of the grime was a triple 70. Instead. 1 play unnrdsted, mud<- hy Glenn, Its. Not o much. filmr/.g.k, 7h. 0 lu llin-i t olleye and the Unvtrsit I li .hir, ,ts, , \Vtight Pittsburgh shortstop, in 11. Nude. 1 t.f Uli Vlda aii* ox]K-ct«-,l - lu-re' t With Cooney j 17. To weary of. f Ahell, ct . . 1) morrow to witness wlint is pu- Hit ninth inning. I dieted will be- one ,,f the grrati 1 and Hornsby on base Bottomhy hit •In. Made of oak. Cleveland Wins Front CltirttRo {Uartcr, i f. fi water -port contest ever »tng< t v liner into Wright*. hands. II- •10. Liquid. mttl ( iintli.4 ihtek I n i n U uh:h, p. .. , tourlml necoml, letiring Cooney •iH. Fourth note jii scale. •htrkfim, p. fi in Florida. Triple Tie With Hetuttors Hijnut, ji. O' The wime.iing contest* will In-- who htnl started to third and then 13. Grain. .. mttl Athletics For Ton i’lnce i fiowtlrn, w f i . gin nt 7 o'clock in Pepp’s pool touched Hornsby who had dashed 50. Devoured. Cr1r Mi'iHifl . r<...jwl. Sente hy innings: • ‘1. What 2 Itohinor.tu! i doing in : Louis find 301 0(10—10—20— 1 p.ifSln tom. II r1jw0!- gaiiud on even picture. Pitt burgh 004 230 000— 3—15— 1 liienk in their ret!. ? with the I» \ ERTICAI. ButtoiU-s: Ilium, Sothormi, Duy . !. Imprisoned. trod 3 i" rii hy winning ye id"rIierrlay. Ilnllalmn and Goiu.il.- ; 7. Hone, dny' . .inn- in the final Inning, fi Yde, Adnm.i, Morri*oo, Aldritlgc !. Thread-like mark. and E. Smitir and Gooch. to fi, George Sister Brown play* •"». To preset. 0. At any tiiue. ill". .0.10.1,1 1 , Lit h.mly in iii.-i 22n.i 1. Manufactured. Bird, i nlcrrd by the Seminole Colincniiic gan 0 cf the auiton. 0 . Indefinite article, Pacing Pigeon Club were winners firm 1 hy Innlnt ?; 3. lie i.i sometime.* a "jay." i tadselsRrtri 1Kanfdia Moth Sides Wert* Kepi Kus\ Tampa _ . m Rollins Swimming Team To Contest W i l h University r, Knight; p. Jlrowcr, :x T*ti»V • 72 7 7 27 - fi fNote game |diiyod under pro} ert id* St. i'f\«sljUl|y . mnitager Red 'in fourth Imifnir.) x Butted for H - in 3th. t • xx Batted for knight in th. Score hy innln : 7-aIceland .. . 104 21 1 Iflu 11 St. Petersburg 005 i«cit U20 , ' Summary: Two hunt* hit-. 1* Uovlo. Allen. I hr •* Uatm hit', Shannon, Welch. Home run, Surface(2). Stolen hnsr-i, Surfnc.*, WVIch, McC|ue 12 , Bryutit. Sncrifiee. I’. Do;j , P.n . 11. B.u.i . Double plays, Mr tie tn Alien t . flan* : -Dunne to Mt ^11 ■ m l* Doyle. Left on lip-u-i, Salnta 7; t Lakcldruj II, Hu r on hnlls, ofl Knight K; Cnlg 7. Struck put hy Knight fi; ( rnlg 2. flit < df; Kelly 5 in 2-3 Inning; Knight 13 ip 8 1-7 Wild pitch, Knit H. Bulk. Kiiigti: l.osInK pitcher, Kelly, Umpire-, Detroit I'lch ami Ro -. Time 2 .Ilf, TIGERS IN FINAL iSanford Pigeons Are Winners Over Orlando E n t r i e s 107 003 100 5— 10 2 020 110 "I I 0 II. Therefore. 12 n Bait-''ie:<: • Wf.Reliill, D.iu» . n du- ami Bacf.!. r; Diiv'D, V.’ iigr ut.l and Scy. ii< d mol Dixoa. Today’s- GaMW Th*» - who ted i;;r!.e tin trill m vf'tr. the Unasl iti-linh Fleetwood IV 1 FLORIDA fiTATE LEAGUI Sanford ut Tampa. Lakeland at St. Pit.mliiug. IL 10. Hi. 20. River in Italy, Uow of the head. Roll on eye, See picture. SvMojikUia•J# p i #*i i#*V •ifi«n,«n 21. Moiuy t vi yuur fine. ‘2'i. Garden tools. in th.* recent content with the Pig eon club of Orlando, which wns tin* first race ....... Id birds. The race wan from Ftorahome to Or­ lando. a distance of 75 miles, •). A. Sands homed a winner with ;n aivdy-g' speed of LltlO.'ld yard.; jier ValmiU- covering the dis­ tance in one hour. 51 minutes 10 AMERICAN LEAt.UI New York at St Louis. Ttoitnn at Detroit Philadelphia at Ch-velund. ,w a«m n gton nt < m in g o . NATION A1. I KAG4JK Srj(.l.'< I I I •* . Cnlcigo ut lb. .1 Cincinnati at Hr■■■ n. Pitln^y«>) .at, ,P|i|l .!■ ,'tdn. SIM It It*. It N \Shui I AT if Little Rock nt llirinin ■In. 1. f ’Memphis ttl Atlnnt,, I I Naidivilh- ut Mobile. : Clintt«U'Z*Jfn- at N> »h I l Only two cores were dh'|io<o.J r,n t miir.iclpnl court thiii a rninr" Thi sum b ind of (leoig N. All m clltirgcd with operating ear -vJid- intoxleatc * w.i . it 1c iied. {Henrv Juyrwr, >. -d with i>.*lng ‘ drot.k mol tli orderly M O A f’N 1- m I. CHt'ind Wild p't.'li(2) I. »sing tiand Wary. 1 *0 1 pi;.dii' I nut' versus rA Y L O I •i : COYC C ') f r«CW NCD D. 7H£ Di5Hi5 Civ/c f;?vr -' . WOW-TH MK SOME OF FLO RIDA’S GREATEST DIVERS AND SWIMMERS AT PEPP’SPOOL ‘'.StPE HtT ? J V.'rT/t /gjst.LtM€» H tA j cc r«vVt<biiM £Kr r AUdlsV WA5HIN0 _ D is h e s r< ~ I lip Finest Swimming Pool on the World’s(Jrealesl IJeaeli ,1i?*1'iwv-’ ^’“•U ,I lL' v’A4 I4hu ii aiiCTiiooii and Rvcninjj ru to 1 • fl& ttrU fO l* ’ �. . -a*.’ 7 ***- j - ' PAGE SEVEH LHEJULP.^RIPAY^ M A Y 8 M925 * ^ H iin h n M iiiih iU H iiiu g n n iH iB iiiir t iu it n iu n iiiiin n iH iH iH iiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiM Read Every Classified Advertisement PROFIT for Automobiles SHOE REP AMP VC IIO P K IN ’S ELECTRIC S H O E SHOP— We turn out neat work with quick service and wo u.<Tc the best materials. Rooms For Rent • .2frrr’» Truck. Toitrlitit. V ’1 V " " r Tonrlnu. 1039— r r r-t ’il ' Ton Tmr.a. WIGHT PRIN T SIIOP-Rush onl ers a specialty. Phons 417-W 9 Railroad Avenue. I. W. PHILIPS SONS Hodge Sales and Service REAL ESTATE Advcrtistner E. SPURL1NG, sub-nivisioi specialist. Subdivision to Or lando. Floridn. nnd F l o r e Heights. Florida on Dixie High way. LFHRV ABOUT VnT» Promt* and T.nkel»nd. through the Star-Tele* "ram. Best nd'-ertUing medium In ‘"'■•nth Florida Published mn-nlnga S*nr.Tctoirrem. t,*'Vp|and. FI*. T IN AND M ETAL WOBK Building: Material r o i.r u r r ^ 10*.! #r.i * t m o r n —H u m . K « f »i |he h»(»p|» ’■’Mnn In SniitVr^iiBfn n«oriia MIRACLE Concrete Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R. TO REACH the rmspecon* farm­ Terwilleger, Prop. ers nnd fern growers of Volusia oonntv advertise In the Poland H ILL LUMBER CO. House a Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash Service. Quality and Price. with order. MAINE—Waterrtite. Morning $•«Lumber and Building Material Mnct, Thousand* Mnlne i«oCarter Lumber Company n|o aro lntor<««tpil in Elorlds nro-' N. Laurel St. Phone 505 "My. Roar'' Miem through t!S Sentinel. Rnte card on annBcalion. A THIS aipkwkr 1 1, tolly till i rasreslencr. lisificd Directory HSSINCI — Mnltigraphlng, ml mailing—ns you a it—when you wnnt it. » • « 673. IL K. Porch. First fc»t| Rank Bltlg. ilt'UE AND MOTOR HE WINDING. ART ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. W. Central Ave. Orlando, FOR RENT EL Car. Drive il Oak and Second St. AUTOS FOR IIIRE IE AUTO SERVICE Day ifflit Xfc^t^ nil train" H i*, tn-iffsr. Phone 551 and 03-W j mn.' is. i», i •». Ju ly •• SOL'TIII.ANU FA IN T , Paint T h a t Saves Y o u Money. Munuracturtfl by Sold by SSINCi P A I N T C O M P A N Y 11.1 M agnolia A » e . Ph an * 27S •puors to Gillon & Piatt Everything elec- Phone 422. Electragith SERVICE STATION. Oil, Tin s, A ccchsoice with a smile. Elm Phone 417 a First National Rank Florida Sanford Chiropodist FOOT SPE C IALIST « ik > It IK* d u n , quick, sure w «|— with CUNOL ROACH DESTROYER. Po.llUsly hills f o u h t i. C U ani out Ihslr breeding place*. Conr.nUnt to us*. 'orns. ilunhms. I n g r o w iig Nalls. Heavy C a ll iu.es or tired ach in g •* i. r Iraw fin ' “ U Avenue ami 10th l ervic* O rlando. ell Drew Phone. \11 The Chatter j- °CCMi0l Building fcjjtsn e 4I7-L 3. AND REPAIRS as» l yP®»riter. iln. of« fRlI# ^or L«M, suPP!ies. for also Room 9 By Williams Contractor anil Builder OF ME - f = DAVID B. IIYF.P ARCH IFECT BY CONDO Everything For the Sportsman vP; 110 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla *----- -— na Liberal Terms G. TAYLOR DYER —A 1'aintinR— Uveorat inj; P H O N E aiKl JOHN E. FOX 11 E. FI Real KxtnU— IrLsuranre All kinds of property listed for aaU Park Avenue nnd Second Street By GEORGE McM ANUS IH ima . j: jfr*:: M l HuSltn ro S E L tJ •> s a J L 1? ™ ? CO.— Mir. f elr pf lcrs Paid ’Ws Rani1 funnturc. Call Jev°e Paints For the Borne le Hardware by I nt o F ea tu re S erv ice . I r ' Gtest Britain right* reserved- Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Yraldez. • i ^ R0RS BfcSlLVERED W pnb U ,Bht an,l f-old. Call ^ "rnituro Co. Phono No. Doctors proscribe it for rlckcU and anaemia in children and for tuberculosis, malnutrition and convnlenscence In grown tin people. As a producer of weight—good healthy flesh—there is nothing in the worltl so good. But it’s nasty tasting, horriblo smelling stuff that often upsets the stomneh so doctors now arn Kim ami 1st. St. Drive In ordering end liver oil in tablet (las, Oil, Tires, Accessories form. You’ve got to take on weight Phone 117-1. Sanford, Fla. when .McCoy's ( ’oil Liver Oil Com­ pound Tablett are taken regularly —you simply can't help it. It's so good that if it ilocan't put nn five pounds of good healthy flesh on nnv skinny man or woman in thirty flays the McCnv laboratories of New York auth­ orize— A — nnd nil druggist to re­ turn the price you paid for it. Be sure to ask for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets— sixty tablets—ftll cents. One woman put on fifteen pounds in five weekt uml they are especially vnlunblo to weak, thin children. Service Station c T H A N IS . C O O O IN E t i'o TplAvTtJ O V E R - I S O W FER. M E C R A C K E R A.rs cL l.Av’b t ) O F : f,,r>v, m iu k : ,— TVtUb TH\tSC» O F B D N 1 O r s A^DIET AvM W /N U K irs’ T E tS M IU E ^ J As DAMF E R M E H EALTH I^ d M A vK I M ’ /XN q IN V A L ID O Q T r i Why Skinnv Folks Take Cod Liver Oil minimum . M M H a a a a B H n a g H a a n B i a a a n n i i a 'W V M - jr Offi LOST— Pocket size, loose lent ledger. Return to 1st National Bank nnd receive reward. J. K. Svndcr. Uxuix . BRINGING U P FA T H E R Uhonj 2C0- FOR RENT at Daytona Beach. W ry desirable summer cottagn ami apartments. Robert Gray, 804 Auditorium Bldv. P. O. Box 21, Daytona Beach. Phone 1065-J. out nnd insures you cool, smoothc operation as loan as you use Veedol Forzol. Because it is rtciter in vitaminen Let us drain your crank case than nnv other food in the world. 11*2 T.I1E ^ W S T lit 'I v h I ° f FOR RENT—Two mom npartnient. private porch. Lower floor. Reasonable, 31ft Oak Ave. PARTY FINDING new grip on Celery Ave., PIcnse return to Herald office. jE — Au- jj greatest a cash .09c H B ld g . K lev ato r FOR RENT—An apartment, 311 Park Avenue. LOST—Small collie nun. brown and black ! hnn«« Thursday. Please notify Dr. Park, phono ft13, reward. Protect your motor by iisini? Spccinl Vcedoldovalue lunch xvag- Vcedol Oil. Brndford, Sanford Forzol for Fords. Takes FOR S A L E — 1 snnitary cot uml 1 m attress'for 3-1 bed. -Ill Palmet­ to Avenue, op plume 5-19. _____ You nro wasting time and mo­ ney if this page hasn’ t your clas­ sified advertisement. Phone it in today. No. 1-18. Lost And Found FOR S A LE — Baby buggy in ex­ cellent condition cheap. Inquire 1208 Pnrk Avenue. FOB SALE French (.nntz. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln House. W ANTED— A lap-dog, male not FOR RENT—Two cool sleeping eery expensive. Address “ .I" enre rooms and one light housekeep­ Herald and give full pnrticulnrs ing room. 109 E. First St. including price, age, breed, etc. Block N o. 10 DKVKLOI’ WHS ATTEFTION—Pansucola Is hoKlnnlng tne areatesl devulopmvfit in fltorltla’s hisiery; a half million dollar highway to ins yv't beeeb Jt:3l Pnlahsd! a ,wo million uolUr brhtgs across Kscurnl>U Day started, quarter mllllftn dollar opera house under omslructlon; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developer* (o get In on ground floor. Write Development Depart­ ment The Pensacola N e w s i. c. I.. Misi.nn ______ f l o r is t " W ANTED TO BUY. small nlnce of from 5 to 30 acres, must hnve buildings nnd price reasonable. Give full information at to price, terms and location in first letter addressed to box 10, iterntd O f­ fice. FOR S A LE — Two new houses, five rooms nnd bath, finished am! papered. Call at Ginderville Store. Orlando rond. AD in The “ DO YOU W A N T to buy or sell nnything?" If so advertiso in tho “ Gninesviils Sun." Elton J. Moughton a r c h it e c t - N’G STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES \t1 rrA Nuisance* TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year $8.00, <• months $-1.00, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your rriiiN-Muil.ler I’ elnl Co. ^ Roach. / W . e . Davis. F r e d -Tick W a l s n . i . TTernld will bring you Mg re­ Caste Martin mnl Mike Salt*. C o m ­ sults Advertise those old nrMclcs plainants. vs. you have stored awnv nnd have Joseph M. lim ner, et al. D. fi-n,hints. no use for. A litle thirty-rent ad O n l e r fo r I'nlillrtilloii. may bring you several dollars. The S la t e uf Kloriilii. to: I.aney’s Drug Store Joseph M. lim n e r . If IIv I ii k . and Pbone 148 nnd a representative will Meisch Building If (lead, the heirs, devisees, graute.-n cnll to see yoM . ■nc nm nlc Iron—Nutated Iron. Look for i<nil o th er claimants under the said Knumillat A- Anderson llie I.-tiers N. I. on cvety tablet. A t all Joseph M. Ilurnor, deceased, or o th ­ 100 E. First St. • erwise. Interested In lie- lands and FLORID \ _ ORLA NDO — Ornndo liuy-guts lu totLt fotrn uuly. premises Involved In •('.!•> ru !t; morning Srntinnl: largest classi­ it list a A. Sirrltte, If llvimr. and if dead, the heirs, devl.o-et. griltllaes fied business, rate 1c n urnrd. min­ and o th e r claimants under the su'd imum 24c rn«b with order. A u g u s t a A. Hlrrltte. dcc-aseil. or otherwise. Interested la tit-* la n d s' n ifl premises Involved lit this s alt;! THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the nnd all other persons W iJ k ii o k anv 1 pepepted wnnf nil medium in LOOwCC CN> CUuCXv UO+* vst LC\ right. title nr Interest t-r the lamiaI Dnvtona (F<*.1 One rent a word CfovX. vjP n-a luctM u»T and premises Involved m this Mill. 1 nn insertion. Minimum 25c. f WV.V7L • TeOLK M v hone names are unknown. r f ! s<x» rtq 3 i n. and elicit o f you ar • hc-olij* M (JO SLOOON: I PAvUM' CVDW'l, required to a p pe ar to th - hill of A U G U STIN E . EI-A. — St s o x . C NXCM l riiinpluiui in tho ubove • m ille d At4' ut Johl)3 Countv is -««rVe.l tkrnnrV ->• ourT:/ X C MOM. cause, on .Monday, July tit It, I ' ' .To - uLTOta Scxj at the cuurtholise la the e|ty of *Ko Sf. An«*u«tlne Evening Record. Manford. Seminole t'ounty. rlo r h l a . OttirV results. Two renin per word M*V suld cau se he IItit a salt to uttlet t i­ Snmrie ropv on re<vie«t. f Pi7 tle In the complainant XV. I'.ivts. OCn»»* In und to Hon ce rta in pit;*** i»r par­ cel of land Kltiiale In Si-ntlnole TAM PA. FLO R ID A—3 amps DniW Timp«. the great horn" dnllv t'onnty. I'Morlda. described an f o l ­ lows: Tint Southwest Q un rte r of rnte IH r per word, ntinimun. the Southeast Q u a r t e r of Section ». charge 25c cash with order. Write T o w n s h ip 2a South, It itiee .11 M.ist and In the c >mplnlu:int Kreilerlel: for complete rat* card W a ls m a . In and lo that certain piece YVV.CT V i n o i N f ^ — rinrHuhiirir. T h * or parcel of hind described as f PlnrU *l*ii*** rtponfm mn^nlnf lows: T he Southwest Quarter o f the Southeast Q u a rte r of the Southeast InHuff I n r Hnrutny. m»xrnlnr Iniiu^ Q u a rte r of Section H. T o w n s h ip 2u 1 rent n*r w d H . minimum South. II.Hike ni Hast, eontalaliu; ten acres, more or less; and Itt tit P a 'l M BEACH COUNTY—Tht complainant O is e Martin. Itt at: I to scene of stupendous developmentthat certain piece o r parcel of land described as fo llo w s : The Soiitn- Rend about it in tho Paint Bench C x m r l a rn nv nn rf'. - .: a the St i l at I f>a *» Q u a rte r of the Southeast Q u a r t e r of Section H, T o w nship 20 South. R a n g e 31 Hast, less a strip 2."i feet ADVERTISING gets roaultu if R wide o f f the South side fo r f i l l reaches potential buyert. Paroad; and Itt the eomplulnanl Mike Satis. Itt and to that certain piece latka Daily News is circulated in or parcel of land described na f o l ­ an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ lows: Tile North halt of the Southeasi Q u a r t e r of the Southeast Q .ia r- tion. t i r o f Section *. T o w n s h ip 2t» South. Itam-.o 31 i: ,st eonlalnlmt t w i u l v TO REACH It US’ EIlS or ssllers of 1acr"!t. mure nr !err Florida real estate advrrtlso in kHT, V4E. O l lKt. To LiqC CNt-G it Is further ordered that thi t the St. Petersburg Times. One cent A FIED T STO PM e r d - r lie published nitre a w e e k for cluht consecutive weeks. Ill The cent a word daily, two cents a word Sanfo rd Herald, a new sp ap er p u b ­ Sundays.__________________________ lished In Seminole F o a m y . F lo rid a finite end ordered, this the 7th ADVERTISE in rte Journal-Her­ <1 ty o f Mny. I ald. South Georgia’s greatest («.f!,|i V. K. ..............XHK Morning, nfternoon, F'er!; Flrettll F o u ' l .,f S.ntl- newspaper. weekly und Sunday Cloasifird rates nole Fo un tv. Klo'lJ t. W R Y M A N H. W H I T E . 10c per line. Waycrusa JournalS.'leilt f ’>r Fompl tin ttfa. Herald, Wuycross. Gsorgia. Mnv v IS 22. 21 •T,S DRUG STORE — PreJhom. Drugs. Sodas. Wo iVm W jou as your phono. **ino!ia. End the OUT OUIt W A Y For Spare In This DIRRCT O B Y PHONE 113 ctomohii.es became paralyzed by a blow on the head in infancy was, “ Father ___ and mother. I can talk." KOI Eleven years ago Ray Pawlow-) h ski, Milwaukee, then four years of age, was struck on the head with 3K S A LE — New 11 ft. row boat a hammer. The shock caused the $25.00 115 N. French Avenue. lirnin to reverse the natural co­ FOR S A LE — One dozen orange ordination between the nerve cen­ ladders. 20-22-21 ft. Write Wm. ters nnd the muscles of the throat, E. Smith. Sanford, Fin. whenever the hoy tried to speak, his mouth, instead of opening FOR S ALE — Good mule, cheap. I rigidly clenched. A. Remind, Park & 22nd St. A shor time ngo Ray was plnced under the care of Prof. William Huffy of Marquette University, who taught the b FOR RENT—Cool first floor fur- FOR SALE— Space on the page of mind and body nished 2-room apartment. 202 talks in monotone, for classified advertisements. Pnrk Avenue. sons will be in the Why not rent those vacant rooms, distinctness. or sell that second-hand goods? ROACH DESTROYER | it ike people of Sanford lenlm often needed, nit till* list when any apeMttlrr I- required. It Is ip t T.1TTT.E W AN T Have you rooms to rent or some Floor Elks FOR S A L E — Office counter, cheap Inquire up* — Title Guaranty nnd Mortgage second hand furniture to sell? Uso The Herald’s classified page Company. and Ret results. FOR S ALE — I room house and lot— 13th ami French— $390.00 FOR RENT— One throe room npartment with private bath and down—$717.50 at $15.00 monthly. one two room apartment. Inquire No interest. W. E. Lnntz. at Herald Office. FOR S A LE — Forrt car at bargain. Owner going north. Call at 207 French Avenue. FOR RENT—Ground Hid»r.. 205 Oak Avc. stairs. C. T. Smith. !»••••— ||„,iRp T'tnrliiir liwrt—iinii.ru PIUNTINli IU8LNES3 DIRECTORY This Page] Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance I FOR RESULTS [ " 1 '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a q aBaBBaBaa>an>BI|aBBIiB||||J|aHi(BBaBBBaBM|BBBBBBHi|aaBi ij| B B B B B B j| M M M B > H M B M n B jM iB B B B M B B M B > «J>BBBl||BBBllBJI B a a a a a a i i i i i c B i i a i i ^ i a a D i m s i i i i i i i a i i a Classified Directory J. iiiiiiin iiiiiN ii . OH’ I FO RCO T TO t e l l t o o • th e M I L K M A N O lD fS ’ T ^ H O W O P TODAcs 'COO’L L H A V E TO W A L K . 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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>, May 08, 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