5 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/20725af20f4dd155f30c650d2d20024f.pdf e8abd307352735fcddc518f1f2cad0e9 PDF Text Text paper in Florida'8 Heart, ft 17 M1 , Greatest Vegetable ^ TH E WEATHER I I R ich estG arden L a n d Generally fa ir Thursday and Friday; gentle variable winds. v [k x v i. a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA, rTragedy A re by O fficials fr Victims iSlim Chance [ion Shows T h a t Boilers W ere [Worn, Patched P R IC E F IV E CENTS NUMBER 18. ^ . DAf^ ulliee Del^ ,, EXPLORER HASLarge School Bon Facing Charge O f Murder FINALLY G IVENE lection Schedule ship Under W ay; ath List Now 41 Investigations kResponsibil- D AY, A U G U S T 20, 1925. V’ ffort! l f ’«hTen/B*AU»B' 20— [yesterday identified Sheffey a* the t& * $ K ssh r FRENCHBODYTO It SOON VISIT U. S. S ri °VCr,nK W est Its First TO SETTLE DEBT Ciave Onc-Cenl Newspaper :;i ~t x 'V . t T n V ,C‘ r Ii l Vson I’assoH Away A ter Eventful Newspaper Y e a rs ; late Wednesllnv r lt,,nPorurjh' animation remained unmoved from ....... ...... . ia , h Due to HcarlTrouble .tlleged murderqua midnight prowl-! Terse Statement Given Out Made Newspaper 11u^c* SueHy Mellon as Aftermath of res-s Appealing t„ Women Belgian Negotiations; Na­ Readers; Helped Start A.l*. tion May Get Concession row. Sheffey, 32 years of ag^. atnl a former nnny officer, is on trial in mount county criminal eovirt here for the murder of l.uthee Wells. Four other indictment, bending against him relate •feht-tlm. felon Its h - j S M l with which the defendant ii charg­ ed with another murder, two at­ tacks on women, and housebreak­ ing by night. Defense counsel will submit to Judge John lllair n brief protestine against the introduction of the couti stul evidence before the sour, sh ill render his decision tomorrow. Widow's Testimony Unshaken the widow of Luther Wells, who Mrs. UP POLE FLIGHT Exploration Work in Green­ land Will He I I is Work For The Next Few Months; Society Advised This Step * wChl»r'ih»t ‘it allackt T. t . . ..........- had said: j Secretary W ilb u r Is ........ AJ: 1 wi» -* hurt K een ly Disappointed you. “ 1 he issue over the extent o f the iiehl of testimony was raised in the Whether Undertaking Will examination of (’. F. Hasset, who He Renewed Next Year followed the 20-year-old widow on Remains To He Derided the stand.Ta^'t.'a ‘friend"oTSheT HOUSING SURVEY TO BE SUCCESS, SAYS SECRETARY Drnminent Attorney to Speak lo Local Chamber During October; Publicity Com­ mittee to Meet Tuesday $150,000 Issue Comet A s Result Petitioi Signed By O ver P er Cent o f Voters N ew High School To Cost $250,000 W ASH ING TO N, A « . 20.-1.,, Expect Bunds W ill Be & f fi, ? " "" WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—(/?)— - A ters«$ announcement from Sec-'er of thTehlcaVo v \ 'I told Sheffey," Basset testi­ A victim of unusual weather, the Sold By Dec. 1; WUI Thosp working on the housing rctury Mellon that French commis- at his home here V after fied “ that ho in general answered MacMillan arctic expedition was di­ survey o f Snnford for the Cham­ B/unura empowered to Negotiate an illness of two , f Be Dated Jan.1,1926 the description given in newspap­ rected Wednesday to abandon itr |0RT, It. I. Aug. 20. a plan for refunding their nation's! Mr Lawson - haddays. ber of Commerce this week are suffered heart effort to fly over the unknown pol­ er accounts o f the man who at­ -Four separate i li­ war debt to tile United State , attacks in recent y.:ir f , „ m over tacked Wells. Kheffgy just laugh­ ar sea and to concentrate upon sup­ Hireling with unqualified success Tho election in Sixyial ed.” ons were under way would said September 15 followed work and an attack of myocra.litis plementary explorations and inves­ in securing the necessary data to School Tax District No. I, r e -. i Wednesday on the heels of the H-|. with acute dilation, which cullu. Bassett's narrative was interrup­ tigations in Greenland, Luhrudor show tho number of people that1tpiestcd several weeks ago by determine responai- glnn settlement made yesteiduy. yesterday, proved fatal at ten ted hy defense's objection when nml Baffin Island. Ir thetrageily o f ex­ Otherwise there was no official " clock tonight. Hi. ,u.urpst re|a. lie Is'gan to tell what Sheffey had The action was taken hy the Na­ may he accomodated here under Jmore than 25 percent o f the boiler on the ex- statement on the funding situa­ live, his niece, Mrs. ( h.rke K. Tasaid about attacks on other per* tional Geographic Society, sponsor present conditions, according to an qualified voters of the San­ v,,ne, or ( hicago, summoned when Iteanier Mackinnc in tion. aims in the community. of tho expedition, with the assent announcement made this afternoon ford district, for the purpose m Members of the American debt or Tuesday evening, commission expressed conviction it was plain his illness had be of the navy department, which hv the secretary of the trade body. of determining whether or come grave, was at his bedside. Contributed the planes and person­ At a recent meeting, the Board IS claimed <11 lives that the Belgian settlement hail Mr. Lawson would have been 75 nel and was based upon recom­ of Governors o f the Chamber in­ Hot the people iu this area kith a dozen other been in a way associated with tin years ' old next month. Earlier in mendation of Donald B. MacMil­ structed the secretary to secure will Loud themselves to tho khting their lust .slim French approach, hut there wa the year and two or three times extent of $150,000 for tho lan, commander of the expedition. the services of some one to conduct life, with the probubil- considerable variance of opinion within the lust decade he had suf­ While Lieutenant Commander the survey. The work has been purpose of acquiring, building, en­ as to its effect upon French ami them. fered from attacks which kept Byrd, in command of the navy sec­ placed iu the hands of Mrs. Mitch­ larging, furnishing and improving |th list grew by the hour, Italian sentiment. tion, remained silent, it was assum­ ell and it is alreadv well under school buildings and lunds, will h i him confined for a few days but Large sums of interest, accrmsl rndaiit at the naval hosed hy the navy that Commander way, according to tho announce­ held on Friday, Sept. 4, according after brief rests he resumed his most of the victims and to accrue, were drawn off the vigorous activities and refused to MacMillan hud not submitted his ment. Actuul work began Tuesday. to announcement made today bv was oa duty and work- Belgian account in that agin turn over the burden of direction recommendation without consult­ A printed form is being used in Supt. T. W. Luwt..n. fcsly. As many of the pn- meat and loans made during tin* Dime Dwellers of The Gobi Invitation Is Presented To ing and obtaining his assent. tin* Dally News to his staff. tlie survey winch, if filled out pro­ Notice of the election is being actual fighting were made ob­ Iroultl be removed were perly, will give the information duly published und the progres­ Desert Are Believed To He Wilbur Is Disappointed Victory Frcemont Lawson gain Government Hy Minister to |the Newport hospital, ject to no interest charges bccuu-i* Secretary Wilbur confessed him­ usually required by tourists who sive people of the Sanford dis­ ed fame and fortune by bis fore­ Earliest Vet Discovered; This Country; Hrings to u self volunteer nurses minis- o f understandings that nation's "frankly disappointed” that seek residence in private homes, trict school tax district are expect­ sight in anticipating the success Shows Evolution, Is Report representatives had with tinlate heir needs in wards that Head Preliminary Discussion the expedition could not complete apartment houses, Iniarding houses ed by the school officials to voto of a low priced paper. Ilia Dally The . Holguin with flowers brought President Wilson. its mission because of the unfor- and bungalows. A grading system in favor of the bonds on the elec­ anions of Newport’s so- cabinet and parliament, ami tli News was the first wester., palter PF.KINd, Aug. 20.—(/P)—Stone WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-H P )— seen harriers, hut he appreciated is also used, showing the percent­ tion day by u large majority. to make a success as a penny United States congress, yet mimi implements and weapons of a race China's invitation to the United that considerable valuable knowl­ age of efficiency o f the rooms or rrs. sheet. Already a large tract on French of men who lived thousands of Slates to participate in the special edge had been obtained. Whether apartments according to their ar­ kstcr, the worst in Rhode ratify the settlement to miikr- it Avenue has iNien secured from He later gained hosts of friends valid, but tbc impression grew i., years ago, among smut dunes on Lam since the steamer easterns conference provided for another attempt will be made next rangement, location and condition. Mrs. W. F. I.eavitt of this city |t went down with be- day that these ratification- u. , iii the newspaper business when tho shore of ;i lake since swallow­ by the U-power treaty was present­ year to explore the polar sea, he Kelly to Speak Here where a new $250,U00 high school arul 175 on hoard in legarded in responsible qourici. hi- foresight again came to the ed up hy the Hold desert, have ed formally to the state depart said, eoulii nut bo determined so It was further announced today will be constructed early in 1026, •rout and enabled him to supply ns assured. been foul'd far iu the interior meat today'by Minister Sze. lt sets far in advance, as much would de­ that during the month of October |1907, was the direct re­ The reaction in congre • to tin hundreds of publisher, and small of Mongolia by the third Asiutie|Oct. 20 a, the date of the confer­ pend upon detailed reports and John M. Kelly, Chicago attorney, provided the bond issue carries. A defective boiler, Assistsum o f $15,000 wilt go to pay for liey General Oscar A. Belgiun settlement, which ii.vi i ' r newspapers with print paper expedition "f the American Mu­ ence which is to be held in China. plans brought back by Comman­ will make a visit to Sanford and the high school property, making 'luring the paper shoitage of war seum of Nnturul History, Roy tin* Associated Press i have the aproval of both »-n»it< while here will deliver nn address the total cost of the new high Presentation of the invitation iu der MacMillan and Byrd. < hnpman Andrew , leader of the t was a coincidence that and house before it can become h time days. to tlu* Chamber of Commerce nt school and the grounds $266,000, M Washington, Tokyo and other iu Commander Mac Mil Ian, realized in Peking Mr. Lawson was one of the ex|n'diti"ii, di'lo.ed one of the regular luncheons. Mr. trVay, captain of the feetive, remains to be developed. •ere .led capitals has brought to a the futility of attempting to com­ To Re Sold By Dec. I. t which sank after being Most uf the lenders are away trout "in i influential puldi hers in the Wednesday, - ■{ ■ plete the mission In the face of Kelly is attorney for tlie Ringling Tin* remainder of the sum will These primitive men bored the I T . ’ ' 7 li,ni,1:' ry • ,Uc‘'Mio" '» • Brothers Shows and other large p . . Ly a schooner during a Washington, but those <>u the I lilted States ami friends were n I .. , . .. . . “ .1 tween these governments ns to uncommonly early encroach meat ■I y & fc i ground appear convinced that the ever proud to assert hi paper al­ shells and made ornaments of the their course if China raised, as it of winter, with only a few days enterprises throughout the coun­ he expended hy the school hoard storm. us follows: $50,000 will be used for eggs left hy the dinosaur, the giant Island attorney-gen- terms given Belgium, when sent ways was constructive. He was reptile that roamed the Asiatic up­ now has done, the question of re­ left for operations so fur north, try. He is also interested in San­ the completion of the South Shlo •|># ? r * ford property with II. \V. Otter "He "f the founders mol always a to the cnpitol with tin* weight of T ff > v. storation of Chinese tariff auto­ did not hesitate to recommend to Iment will continue ita Primary School, $50,000 will ba lands "inc ten million yiutrs ago, of this city. leader in the affairs of the The A:tthe administration’s approval be­ n nomy for discussion at the confer­ tho society the modification in |xa to determine whether used for the construction of a Mr. Andrews said. They Used for > i ciated Press, being one of the ■Much Activity ence. Tho Chinese call for the con­ plans. This was received in a mes­ tViiminal culpability in hind them, will encounter no pro mo i vigorous udvoiiates of co­ the same purpose the shelln o f a ference stated flatly that Chinese sage Monday night, and was fol­ During tlie ensuing several weeks high school building for negroes, 'to the .Mncklnui'. Fcd- longed opposition. $10,000 will lu* used for the repair­ Both congressional and diplo- operative news gathering, lie was gigautli ostrich, long sine extinct. pur.Hned to bring up the subject. lowed hy a conference at the navy there will be a great deal o f activ­ Aip inspector* mid Newing und replacing of the heating I’.irlicst Type of Maj. pri-!.i(l nl of the Illinois Corporaity among the various committees >uo i ni..< pentl- m:.'i- ris-Jcii v re lnunjri"lly »m Mr. Amiri „ r behove* viepe- <» 25' Wushbijgor. v.jv-‘ta»weut has department yesterday in whieh it nnd brunvhea of the local cham­ systems of the primary and gram­ until P.100. IIe*lt:ri virtuully was decided to accept the fUriUims today. United l,rir’t‘d ut some features of the ti"ii from taken the position in exchanges mar schools, $10,000 will he used' ...... R. Metcalf' settlement, it had been said time been a member of the hoard of di dition lias uncovered traces of the with the* Japanese government thut views of tho leader of the expedi­ ber, said Secretary It. W. Pear- in rojiulrlng the present high I'lmtor .tense earliest, type of man yet discovered, ms of the present orguuizutime nt the treasury and in'rector fcrrtary of Commerce lionthe conference should he authoriz­ tion. Definite announcement was man, Jr., today. The committees school building, $5,000 will be used lart an imnn nciliatc inuuirv ,,lh,,r officiul quarters thut •'"•' 1 ntinunlly since December, lie lias named them "the dune ed to disco n the matter if pre­ withheld lending reply to request nn* beginning to meet to get or­ iu repairing and replacing plumb­ dwellers of Shabarack Ussu” using you. ' the United Slates could reeognizi I|l‘1 1" sented. The Japanese government for n report from Commander Byrd ganized thoroughly for the year’s ing in the grammar and primary | the state investigators Mi. Lawson learned the rudi­ the name of the site of the find. however, was represented in unof­ hut ns nono was received today, work so that no time will he lust. no special ntatus fur Belgium h y school buildings, $45,000 will be d the Mackinac's exploiled "In these dime dwellers," lie said ment . of the newspaper busine.s On next Tuesday night, he said, ficial advice. today from Tokyo announcement of the abandonment used for furniture mid incidentals kty found it was an old one, virtue of uuratified coinuiituicul. "it a-4o wspaper which his father "we believe we have found the ear- as being unwilling to have the con­ of the polar sea (light was uiude. tin* Publicity Committee will meet fur ull schools in the Sanford dis­ innile hy President Wilson durin kinl hy wear anil thinned best type of man in his develop­ in the offices o f the trnde body hud an interest. He began early Before the «luy wus over, word trict, Special school tux district ference undertake discussion of the i certain places," suit Mr. tlie peace conference. This proposition has been roit to ucipiire the experience which ment from the ape." was received (mm MacMillan of to map out a tentative program in No. I, und $15,000 will he used for tariff autonomy uuestion which What occurred at the Mr. Andrews, who has been in their line of work for the year. A era ted in the strongest possible biter maided him to develop on« wus not specified in the treaty to additional difficulties through the the payment of paving liens on the xplosiiui was a rupsuccessful and widely Peking for several days, was mi the go on its agenda. Since the Juti-I virtual destruction hy fire of one number of advertising men from school property in the district. da* plate in the cross way up to the time tin- negotia-11,1 ....... . eve of Ins return to the expedition, various parts of tin* state will meet utors went into conference, but " :."J newspapers on the continent, nnesv upncnr, however, to be will­ " f the wings of (ha NA-3. The .Mr. Lawton said this morning toiling from the right lb. was horn in Chicago, .s>.p which I"' left uboot 2IKI miles ing to refer the matter to a su! NA-3 had previously lieeii damag­ with the committee at that time that if the bond issuu carries, a.« in the final agreement, “ u weighty uf the fire box to the! iiinthwi' i of Kalgau, the original in connection with tin* extensive tember IH50, the son of Iver conference conferem-c ed hy rou;'h weather, mid thus only advertising program Hint is to be is expected, the bond sale will be k fheh oiler alongside ofj ; moral obligation'1 growing out of and Meting II. Lawson. Mr. Law- jiliiip-"ff point for the expedition sequent tHe war President’s promi ■ at there seenis little iluuht that u i.it olio plane was left in service. The carried oil by the Sanford Cham­ advertised und thu bonds sold not Siiitial scam. in Northwestern Chihli province, Versailles was recognized by the mil, Nr., who helped to found the later than Dee. I. It Is highly pro­ China. (This locates the pri sent en­ isfactory iigreeintn mi th • point j speed with which the wing can be ber during tlu* next 12 munlbs. h'ti often Patched. American government in peeific repuldieau party in Illinois, was bable that tin* bonds will be sold can Is* reached. .replaced will determine largely the campment " f the expedition in f^rtiidinal earn was very language, a great mlmirer o f John ( ’. Freesometime in November. The Itoiul* The Chinese invitation was tak- l n,KhlH I*1""* ifte opening was 'ix or i,milt and In named his son Victor Southeastern Mongolia.) will he dated Juu. I, 1020, und will cn under consideration hv depart‘" < 1 for_ regions farther south, since fcdlei wide. extending upSiam entering Mongolia last Freemniit Lawson. Mr. I .aw sou hear interest at the rate of five merit officials, but no formal slutj ", l" send out none spring they have traversed more the iviir of the drum, it i i complet' d Ins schooling at Phillips and oiie-ludf |>cr cent a ycur from merit was forthcoming nor wasi"* l'"' plane* mono, than 1 ,(10 0 miles, penetrating as I that from time to time Academy, Hanover, Mass. II that date. there any indication when a reply j Plane Catches Fire, r bad been subjected to e x -! father, who came to Chicago from far as the Altai mountains, m far Clerk*, Inspectors Named. would be sent if any further reply The message reporting the Inl•Pair* by the addition o f 1^ Western Norway, founded with western Mongolia. Clerks and inspectors numed by test accident said: should he found necessary in ail The scientist-explorer described others, the Scandinavian Univcr-i tho school board to look after the "The navy pluiica are having ty and was <lected to the city coii.i other rare finds including traces of ditiun to the fact that the Amer­ tough luck. Another Liberty motor According to an announcement polls on Sept. 4 and to count the ican delegates, Minister John \an other primitive humans, lu more eil and 'ate legislature. ? T 1' a Weakened con-1 ------- votes following the election are as dinosaur eggs to add to (he col­ A. MaeMurray at Peking, and Sil­ out of commission. The last spurn made Wednesday, the Sanford follows: t has bis-n intimated to* William .1. Itiidlnnd, manager of is now being installed and our work liasehall team will through special as Strawn of Chicago, have been lection of 25 brought out "f the n,7'jt«v«rar» department On* war loan organization for the Precinct No. 1, A. I*. Shoemaker, has not really la giiii, since we have arrangement, play iu Tampa dur­ Cowan is Appointed Gobi two years ago and skeletons appointed. Mr. Strawn will confer at a !,()()() mile flight to place us ing the remainder of this week in­ Mrs. Ruby L. Phillips and Mrs. ■1K C,.0r e .H '1 have tie. Sixth Federal Reserve District with Secretary Kellogg Friday pre­ two men who came after tlu* . " m'hb"n by the use during the Third Lils-rtv Loan and his departure for lieymul the point iu tlie polar seas stead of in this city as designated Cassandra Schultz, inspectors, and Assistant Chemist of -tone age humans but Indore the paratory to •1,“ ' r bammer tests. until recently a resident of Jack­ reached by my Jog teams in PJ11. hy tho leuguu schedule. It is un­ II. K. Tolar. Clerk. Chinn. Mongolian race iieopled the upper l i ' i ,hl'• victim, was kill- sonville, has removed to this city Precinct No. 3. !„ T. Ilryau, Mrs. OT I'].\peri men Body Asiatic planes. The Hkeletmi.s -Imw“ A fire last night in the water, derstood tlmt tho Tampa officials have offered tho Sanford club ball Virginia II. Glenn nnd Mrs. Vir­ I 'I n i ' bh l, of >‘ «*nm. where he will lie managug reprecaused hy thu spreading of gusoisl definite traces of having U>en Trotsky Appointed 1,1 ,A' ‘ idle uf Con- aentative fur Flanico Estates" at line on the surface, burned one of of the gate rccipts from the games ginia M. Douglass, inspectors, and CAINKSVII.LK, Aug. 2 0 - (/V) buried. G* E. McKay, clerk. ‘i f . Th* others Pierson. tlie wings of the NA-3 so badly today, Friday and Saturday. The aiiiioiiiiceiiiciit has been made Head Economic Body The American scientist also liu">* or from inIt was further learned from Mr. ife has just returned from a by Di. It. W. Ruprcht, chemist "f Tho Celery-Feds lost a double thut a new ouu must U* substituted. found tin* skulls of two animal laiwton that the first work that header to tho Smokers Tuesday a f­ trip to northern and mid-western Two plunes are now temporarily the Floiida Experiment Station, of tuariri<T WARSAW, Aug. 20.—(AO— Ad­ ternoon lint redeemed themselves will lie done after the sale o f the tonight said |points where he went in the iuter- the app"illtment of E. W. Cowan lynea which Mr. Andrews believes out of commission. illustrate the evolution of animal vices from Moscow report the re­ bonds will be the construction of f the ( vt* ! xtrL,nely l°w cat of his concern. He is onlhus- to the position of assistant chem­ life from the reptile to the mam­ turn to power of Leon Trotsky "Fireman on the Peary strolled hy playing almost perfect base­ ionist *. 1,Mt ,n" r'' than instic about the big development ist uf the Experiment Station. Mr. mal state. These were primitive with the appointment of the form­ uwoy over the hills last to hunt ball iu two guinea Wednesday, the proposed addition to the South winning tlie first contest 4 to I Side Primary school which includes *' the ' program o f "Flanico Fitates" own­ Cowiai i a graduate of the Uni •Ifmi , U t..........1 11,1 heard i 5i 1 ••if . er war minister as chief of the arctic hare. To his surprise tiiul by and holding tho leaguo lending 10 rooms. The other work will be Li ‘ !l rr‘'<l farther ed hv Florida latnd Investors Uom- •versity uf Missouri, having receiv­ beasts about the size of rats. Their gulls, fossilized, were found em­ economic council. The restoration uuusuul luck he got u polar bear, Tampa team to a I to 0 score til started us soon as posible, it la P.*1 1 had tli,. men 0f the pauy. Inc., o f which t'arl W. Zimed both the It. S. atlll A. M. de­ bedded iu a roek formation which was expected ill Polish circles and succeeding in killing it at the the sc the second contest. Local fans ex­ said. h-tj,|,r | ' •»' near ...... -scene merchild, vice-president of He nor- grees. is dated two or three million years when* it was considered that Ids first shot, with an army Spring­ pect the Celcrymen to make a good '" f hr.. V" , V'Hicient, al Motors, is president anil princi­ He ha« had considerable exper­ before the age of mammals. strength ami popularity was too field. Wus read to run if his first showing during the rest of the 1 l,r'' prohably would pal owiycr. ience in station work, having been Seaboard Proposes A F ITrenter. The exjieditlon also found a few great to permit keeping him long attunipt failed." week. Mr. Rudland has opened an o f­ assistan t iheniist at the Missouri iniolcmenU which belong t" 'he under probation because of the FJ , ft‘r has vtrtually crip, According to tlu* official sched­ New Connecting Link '’awtucket police force. fice at 305 First National Rank Station; Mr. Cowan has also had Mouatcriun classification, older j possibility of his becoming the Kidnaped American Is ule, the Sanford team will play police m<'ii were nhourd building and in n short time plans experience in nuiiiuctim/ field ex­ even than the “ dun> Iwcllcrs" tools i head of some anti soviet governiu Lakelund the first three days of WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 0 -(,D — periments, having worked for a I which are likened to the imple-j meat. Trotsky returned to Mos- Located Near Kucliow next week but will come to this j to move his family here. ltd. ■*:<l '"ding ns guests ufler Another link in new construction fertilzer cnmpaiiy looking Mr. Rudland has Is Mpaiiy or | AirIs-en promm,,,,-nt ; of the Azilian culture found cow last May after u viituaJ exile city Thursday, Friday and Satur­ in Florida was proposed to the In­ 7 Hi iiry* i)i«Lp_, ,,umlH'r*1ently identified with the work of tluir field experiments. in Europe. , in Caucasus. 'ii.i ' v Dickerson Dickerson ami and |mftn'y mnn„ ,-ivic • • organizations . . . through. PEKING. Aug. 20.—(AO—Dr. day for three tilts with the High­ terstate Commerce Commission to­ Mr. Cowan’s work at the Ifni lander and their finul series of Uk,T «re dead and Day- 1 Ilnrvey J. Howard, American, who day by the Seaboard Air l.ino .out the South and for several years versity Experiment Station will was captured sometime ago by tlie seusun on homo ground. n an* in b ' verved as executive secretary of deal principally with the larg" Tiie Celery-Fed* will end the through the Urooksville and Inverbandits in Manchuriu ut same time nes, a new subsidiary of the Scu1‘ Were buriis ■uffer- j th0 Georgia Forestry Association. number of fertilizer experiments season with a three-game series they killed Morgan Palmer, form­ rd, which will construct PJ j which he helped to organ ize as a ,„,vv being carried on in various with the Suints in St. i'etersburg erly of I'latLshurg, N. Y., lias been miles from a point on the Tatupu branch of tho Southern Forestry sections of the state. 1 .. definitely located in u bandit cump on August 31 and Sept. 1 and 2. Northern at Brooknvillo tc u con­ dements M ade Congress. He also aided in the or­ some 40 miles from Fuchow lisieii. nection with Its present line at of 23 chambers of com­ SAN QUENTIN, Calif., Aug. 20. sed out of rifle range. Sun Fran- Ho is reported well. A Chinese lissmnary M eet ganization Holder. The new construction will IVlaj. Barnett Speaks merce in tho state of Georgia. lA'i—Six convicts of the (ate j cisco police put out from that side prisoner, reluscd hy bundits, recog­ Fire Causes $200,000 materially shorten the distance be­ here, taking R. O. Miller, o f tip* bay with shot guns nnd nized tho picture of Doctor How­ Damage to B ig Hotel tween Inverness To Local Kiwanians prison and Tampa over Jrr N. C.,• Aug. 20.— telephone messages resulted in or­ prison shipping clerk, along as ard. Negotiations for his release Pennsylvania Man Is Li ’ "iiiigeinent ......** i the Seaboard Air Lino as v.-el| aa has just ganization of possess in Contra hostege, escaped in u launch from I lU'le.l |,y are proceeding. OCEAN GROVE, N. J., Aug. 20. open up a new agricultural area Members of the Sanford Kiwait- '.he waterfront gang of the prison {Costa and Alameda counties, Prominent lend- T i U T e d D IU l F e a t h e r e d -(/P)—Fire of undetermined ori­ and sources of phosphate rock. is Club mill their guests were des."Uthern Presbyterian in a hail of bullets from two guard j The convicts put out again when |"r ih,. •'ohliiig o f a large ligh'.eil ut the regular luncheon "l towers Monday and were captured! they found they had tried to land at Havana Publisher Is gin originating in the hot bath BURGETTSTOWN, Pa.. Aug. room* on the first floor o f the •1 L V S ",v*ntion, to be 20,— (/p)--Rohcrt Norris, proprie­ ,1„ organization in the civic room later at Mulatu uoint, on (he Con-1 a point where u posse was nwaitSouth wing rnvuged the famous Arm s to Settle The the Seminole Cafe Wednesday Victim O f Shooting C<mvititjon .h "* Mis- tor uf a cleaning establishment, tra Costa county shore, three miles) ing them hut were turned hack by North End Hotel toduy at u dumMoroccan Question ,u l|, an a . l l i " ' •'>' M‘‘j- Harnett next I)«*c. 2‘J bullets fired by a deputy sheriff J ,* Place i yet to he sc- was tarred and feathered last ,,f < irusota. Mr. Burnett enter- away. age o f approximately $200,000. All H AV A N A, Aug. 20.—(/P|— A r­ Miller tonight was near death1on a trans-bay ferry boat, night on a lonely road near her# of the 350 guest* escuped. PARIS, Aug. 2d.—<AV-Franc* ithl-'i ‘H‘, some ct‘ntrally after he had been lured into an au­ tajticd the club by talking mi n from bullet wounds received when) Nineteen convicts were in tho mando Andre Y. Alvarado, age 52, 91 number of current and interesting the tower machine gum. were turn- prison waterfront gang and almost publisher of the newspa|ier, El Dia and Spain have broken uff peac** » <*JU to I ,r»oo delegates11IS 1* tomobile) hv a group o f men hiding their identity behind musks of 1,1Those attending the luncheon ed on the launch and George Gray­ nll o f them are believed to have und former Haviinu port police Miami’s M ajor W in ter negotiations with Abd El Krim. Kiffian chief, and the plenipotenti­ by purticiputcd in the break, although captain, was shot by two men n* burned cork. •verii also delighted with several son u guard, who was slugged Sport S tartin g Early aries ordered home from MeliHa he left nn automobile in front of critionly six got uwuy. was in a vocal solos hy Raymond Nixon of the escaping men •S|,|f ASSASSIN!K!) where they havo been awaiting Two nrmv airplanes from Prissy his home at 3 o'clock this morning cul condition. Fmorv University, Gu., son of Rev. M arkets MIAMI, Aug. 20.—UP) —Jui Alai, Abd El Krim a month. The gov­ UN, Paul Luce, one of the escaping field responded to an uppeol from und died u short time afterward ami Mrs. T. J- Nixon o f this city. on un operating table in an emer­ one of Miuini's major winter ernments decided the chieftain had the prison und drooped a note in Ulcer " i ’ 20— (A*)— An tnen, sustained a shattered arm J Three new members to the local UKrapI, dispatch from the prison yard while the chase gency hosoitul. Six bullets struck iport*, will open Saturday night been given sufficient time amt ^CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—t/P)— Kiw mis club. I*- P* Hogan. R. L. from machine gun bullets. wus still on, saying they had lo­ the publisher. The ussuilunt* are two months ahead o f schedule, jthey have decided to leave the betWheat. September 1.GIU to Posse Ix Formed Chrisenberry and J. L. Murentette. •he Cantonese December, 1.00Qj to 1.01. Corn, cated the launch with the fleeing said to have been u white man ami Thirty players from Mudrid, Spain tlemcnt of the Moroccan question IT f . The course of the launch wus fol­ " , received into theorgamzatlon tnt' has been u negro, assassinat- September, 1.00 l0 LOOVj. Oats, have arrived for Ihv season, I to arms. _________ f' lowed bv field glasses after it crui- prisoners. at the Wednesday meeting. September, l l si to 41 T». SCIENTISTS F IN D AMERICA INVITED RELICS IN CHINA TO TAKE PART IN OF ANCIENT RACE CUSTOMS PARLEY a I Am ■nt jit Celery - Feds Play 1 n Tampa Instead On Home Grounds Jacksonville i\I a Opens Real Estate . O ffice In Sanford t Six Escaped Convicts From Quentin Prison Recaptured A fter Hot Chase .8 •• •''';y • -- - ; O V - �m iG E e i g h t V 'd p f/ v fp j /wr-f ’fi<: , DoHiie numberetf 29' l o ) 1 2 .'hir.li ] J943 ; • . ' . • * V Inrluelve. for (1000.00 each, ahxll I Ttowt* numbered 3(1 to 36o, both be. due nnd puyablo on January I . ! Inclualve. for (I.OOO.OO eacli. ahull JSJ1: i be due and payable on January I. Honda numbered (3 to GO. both 1950; Inclusive, for ( 1000.00 oncli. aim 111 Honda numbered 301 to .180. both be due nnd payable on January 1 . 1Inciuaive. for (l.noo.oo each, ahull 1932; I lie due und payable on January I. Honda numbered 57 to 70. both! 1951; lnclu«lve. for (looo.oq earh. ahall' Itotida numbered j a i to ( 00. both to due mid payable on January 1,, Inciuaive. for $1000.00 each, ahull 1913; be due and payable on January I. Honda numbered 71 to 8 (, botu . 1952; Inciuaive. for (1000.00 each, rhnll 1 Honda numbered (01 to (20. both l.e due und payable on Jauunry l,| Inrlualve. for (I.OOO.OO each, ahull Hill; I be due nnd pnynble on January I. Honda numbered 85 to 98. both 1 1952; Inrlualve, for (1000.00 enrb. abnll Honda numbered (21 to ((o . both o Open In Selma, Alabama On Sept. 1 j SELMA, Ala., Aug. lD.— fyp)— The fourth annual conference'Nof the 600 Methodist Sunday schools of Central and South Alamnha nnd Western Florida will open here on Tuesday night Sept. 1. Sessions will continue through the follow­ ing Thursday afternoon. It has been announced that the first ses­ sion of tho conference will con­ vene at tho Church Street Meth­ odist Church. In addition to the regular confer­ ence. Dcpjeram. four federation m«£ttmr*.Jhrt r ill be held during thd !>m4 df the conference have been announced. These sessions mH(I he* ft#* follows*, elementary, Miss Mary Agnes Stewart, Marion Alabama; adolescent, Miss Irene Glover, Mobile; adult, Mrs. J. \V. Knight, Montgomery; nnd admin­ istrative, Ulny W. Black, Gcorgiana. Ala. These federation meet­ ings will consume nil of Wednes­ day afternoon and an hour and n half on Thursday morning. Local Methodists nrc making plans to entertain about one thou­ sands persons during the confer­ ence. Sam A. Fowlkes is chairman of tho local committee on arrange­ ments. J. W. Andrews, superintendent of the First Methodist Sunday School of Pensacola, is president of the conference. Ft. II. Mnngum, of Sclmn, is vice president, nnd S. II. Ulan, of Montgomery, is 8econd vice president. F. T. Hetlong. of Greenville. Ala. Is secretary'; L. G. Branch, Mont* Hunchback of Notre Dame,” where she played Esnicrnldn opposite Lon Chaney, docs some of the best work in her career in “ Head' Winds/ to t h i Ciinnty IioClfd M Hubllo Jn* at ruction h r S l S i H . 1<l,” OT,,.y.vf. I T five H'.’f ' rant of tho dUlV' ituallfied •lertnn realdlna within the Special Tux School District No. I, Seminole County. Florida, aald dlmrlrt helm: alao known an Sanford Special Tux Hr Itho I Platrlrt. nakluj nnd petition* InR raid Hoard to call anil order no election to be held within anul ,ll»trlt*t l.rInK » l » o known fnrit Special Tax School HiHtrl.i to determine whether nr not „:,|,j dlitrlrt ahall l*nuo hond* In jk,. ,, ' ‘""'t Nutn of H50.000 00 to lieur inter* ”e,VM c»t at tin* rato of flvo nnd -in«.|,ui* ’it* per centum per annum, intcreii . payable xeml-niinunlly. lmn.li to |„. i dated January )«t, 102*!. and to in.. . 'V»l inclusive, mi iiuwu.vv t'ucii, shall be line uml payable on January i l 929; 3Hands numbered '*? to llonils nuniborrit 15 to 23. but), Inclusive, fur (1.890.00 ! Inclusive, for (lUOO.oo each, slim! be due und payablu oa J bu iluo uml payable on January i t93i>; Homls numbered 17. t“ llotuls numbered 2 '.' to ( 2 . both each shall Inclusive, fur II ’■iioo.oo ■ on January 1. Inclusive, fu r* (luun.oo pm-ji, ahall be due and payable be due uml payublu on January t 19(1; , ... . fiends numbered 19a t" 12 , hot a 1931; i:.unis numbered i j to i.r., Imt.i eaeb. shall Inclusive, for (l.ooo.oo Inclusive/ fur (1000.00 each, shnil bo duo uml payable on January I. I... ituo and payable on January j 1002 ; fiends numbered 13 to 230, both 1932; I Sunils numbered 57 to 7o, bulb Ineluslve. for ( 1 ,000.00 i :trli. shall Inclusive, for Jlono.uO each, shall bo due and payable ion January 1. lie line uml payable or. January 1 19(3; 1933; ' llomls numbered 2*1I to ! H . both Itunils numbered 71 to 8 (, |,i,,n Inclusive, for jf I‘ ono.oo inch, shall Inclusive, fur liooo.uo each, sbull b>> duo and pay lido on January I. 1 1 . due and payablu on Junucry I. 19(1; llomls numbered 219 til 00, both 1931; llomls numbered 8.5 to 9.3. Imtl, Inclusive, for 1 I.OOO.OO « acb. shall Ineluslve. fur * 1000.00 each, -ball on January lie due and payable t... be due und payablu on Januaiy I 1915; _ 1935; ' to 28I. both llomls numbered 2‘. ■ Honda numbered 99 to 112, both Inclusive, for (i.O'io.ou each, rhnll January I. Inclusive, fur (luoo.UO enrb. shall be due uml payable eti J be duo and payablu on January l 13(0; Heads nnmberid 2s.> toi 302. both 1930; lb.mln numbered 113 to CM, Imlb Incluslkv. for *1 oon.no ■arb. shall be due and eoyablo on January 1.1Inclusive, for *1900.00 each, sitnl. be due and pnv.ihlo on January I 1917; Itouds number I 303 |o 320. both 1937; Homls uambereTl 127 to 110, both ., .... Ineluslve. for ( 1 .000.1" ’ eueli. tdiall shall iie duo mid payable on January 1. Inclusive 'o r ( lono.no each, be due ami payable on January I 1 P«M; . . , ' llonils numbered 321 III 310. l.olli 1938; liulids numbered III to 158, both Inclusive, for *1.000.90 each, shall Inclusive, fur (1000.00 each, shall be dun and payable on January I, in. duo and payablu on January I 1919; Honda numbered 311 lo 300, both 1939; llonils numbered 159 f t 17*1. bulb Inclusive, lor XI .mill....... . nlillll shall be duo mid payable m i January I, Ineluslve. Ini ( 1000.00 each, be due and payable on January I 1950; llonils numbered 35 f to .130, Imtli 1910; Inclusive, fer 11 • arb. shall • Hoads iiiinib. red 177 to 191, Imtli due mid payable on January t Ineluslve, for (1000.00 inch, shall l.e due ami payable on January I I9M ; Pends numbered nil to ( 00, belli I9 H : Pends numbered 195 t„ 212. belli Inclusive, for ......... ........•>. i . be due mid payable on January l. Inclusive, fur (I. non. in eaeb. Khali le d ie and payable on January I 1912: Honda numhrreil 213 to 230, boll. Ineluslve. fur 8l.000.0o each, shall be due and paynlde on .laiiunry I 1913; Honda numbered 231 to 218. both Ineluslve. fur ( 1 .000.00 enrb, shall In due and puyablo on January 1 1914; , Honda numbered 219 to 206, bulb Ineluslve. fer $1,000 00 eaeb. shall be duo and payable mi January l 1915; llomls numbered 207 to 291. belli Ineluslve. for (I.UOIt.llO eaeb. dial! due mid payable on January l 19 10; Hotels numbered ••a.5 to 302 belli Inclusive, fur lt.qno.00 eaeb, «b iii be| due und payable on January i. f Ineluslve. for (1,000.00 each, shall be due and payable on January I. 19 !<•; Honda numbered 1*7 lo 191, both Inclusive, for (l.ooo.oo each, shall be due and payable on January I. 1911; Homls ntimhorrd 195 to 212. both Inclusive, tor ll.o'io.i") each, sbull be due and payable mi January I. 1912; . Hoods numbered 213 to 230. l.olli Inclusive, for II (inn.oil each, shall be due and payable on January 1. 1913: Homls numbered 231 to 213. both Ineluslve, for ( 1 .0110.00 (ill'll, shall be due uml puyuhlc on January I. ( • f w , 1# v * f « v ’ (vs 111’ III” l| III | |» i f I Iiir nnd rrpInelnK plumlilnK In the Mramit.nr und Primary School build* session, of the County Hoard of Pub­ lints. lic Instruction for Seminole Countv. 8. (15.000.00 to l.e used for furni­ Florida, this tile Ith day of Annu l ture nnd Incidentals for nil (ha A. D. 1925. schools ill Special Tax Helmut D.rFit HI* T UII.I.IA.MH. Chairman Irict No. I (Hanford). !. J 11A ItTI.K V. 9. 115,000 00 f.i l.o used for tile County Hoard of I’ubllc Instruction payment of iiavlnc Hons on acliool f..f Seminole County. Florida. properly; nnd Attest; (Official Heal) TV 111' It HAS, This Hoard h i . d . T \V. I.AWTDN. 1911; Read Story hy Universal* Cotton planting in the Punjab Honda numbered j|9 to 258. both Superintend, ut of Public Instruc­ Ini lull ed that more than Iweii’ v tion ami Ilx-Offlclo Secretary to five |u t rent of the duly qiiuUfl d Denis W ith Unusual Situn- P rin c e » f India. I»a* begun under Inclusive for » l.ooo.oo rw h , shall ebrtora resldimr within the sail Hoard . IS„ „ i»_.. , ,, generally fnvnrnhlc conditions, nc- l.e due mid payable on January I. UTIJ4DN * MorsiTOf.DI'jrt. Special Tax School District did la 1915; fact elm. sold petition nnd tion In nn Unusual Manner |cording to « cnblcgrnm received Attorneys for llie Hoard. Honda numbered 257 to 2*1. both j A uk 5-13*19-26. 1* II Fltl-JAN. This Hoard in . I.v ---------! by the United States Department Ineluslve. for II noo.iMi ench. shall resolution this day adopted, d.t-r“ Head Winds," the Univ ersal of Agriculture from the Interna- lie lilt,, uml pay able Oil January I mined that bonds In the «nn of lll'.sill.l TION P lin V IlllM l F ill! feature co-starring House Peters tinnnl Institute of Agriculture at 1910; Is required for tlm :>urItllM IIM i .99(1* 4,19 I \ I, H5u.erf.ou Homls numbered 295 to 302. hull. I T i l »: with Patsy Huth Miller, which Lome. The monsoon started a week Inclusive, for (I.OOO.OO eneli. shall | MtTICK OF A SPKCIVI, HUM. ■I..H. a set forth In said petition nod in relfii.bovo enumerated, ami tbm UI.KITIII.V TO II It lll:|.|i |x opens at the Milano Theater Wed- ‘■arlier than usual this season nnd l.e due and paynlde oa January I. slid bonds shall bear Inter ut SPFCIAI. TAX SCflOdl. I lls . 1917: the rt te of five mid one.half I ei nesilny, is a thrilling story of the l>I* to the present time has been T i m r r a o . 1 , sf .i m a o i . k m i a - rr llomls numbered 301 to 320, both iitum per annum, inter si u iv.iMe ren, its people and its romance, generally active nnd well distrih- Ineluslve. fur 11.000 no rneh, shall TV. FI.OH 1119. SAID III STII11 T s.'i.d-nnnunlly; ihnt said 1...1101 lir.lAC A 1.5*0 K A OVA A AS S9A- -ball be llnteil ami be due and payable on January I. thanks to the able hand of Iliroc- 1uted. Jlltioarv 1st. n ; s ; 1919; FOItl) sl'FI I VI, T . w HI IIIHII. a id that aald bonds shall ,n.ltll,‘e. tor Herbert Blnche. ! The acrengo planted to rotton iiis t iiiit . Honda numbered 321 to 310. Iiolli ta-v.'lt: W'llF.ltKAH. Dll the 7th. dav of The keynote of “ Head W in d s " thi" y''nr •" to be 7 rent Inclusive, for *1 ooo.no ,nch. shall llomls nilinliire.t I to ll. holli u petition w a s p repent til be due nnd payublu on January I. July Is novelty, for it deals with an " ," ’Vc th,,t " f lni,t |,c," on- Th<* first Ineluslve. for Ilium.on eaeb. shall I f due mid puyuhlc on January I. unusual situation in an unusual acri‘a K« estimate for Indian Inst 1923; way. For Instance, in the story »“’a ' " ,n was 12,71.1,000 acres and Honda numbered 15 lo 29. boll. Ineluslve, for |lom. on • aeb. shall le due mol payable on January I, 1930; Honda numbered 29 I). 12, l.olli inclusive, for (limn no eaeb. shall l.e dun uml puvnl.le 011 January I. AFFILIATED W IT H 1931; Miami New $1,260,000 home of Homls numbered I) to 50. I.oil. "Miami Daily N e w s " formally op­ Ineluslve. for III...Olio .mi'b. sill'll ened. he due mid payuhl.) 011 January I. 1932; Homls numbered '.* 1 1 50. both IIIMOI.I TIIIA IIIIIIKHI.9I1 .9 A J ncterixntinn. Inclusive, for vl'Mo.oo earh. slm'l C I.C IT H IA Til lit: lli:i.ll IA j he duo mid payable 1 . J .unary I. "Head Winds," adapted front the 1913; SI’ F.CIAt. TAX n i l 0 ( 11 . I lls . SI brrexy Snturduy E vening Post llomls numbered 7 1 I" 91, l.olli Til It T Ml. I, 5KNIKOI.R cni:,9. ■ Inclusive, for 9 iu00.an eaeb, shall story of the same nnine from the TV. Fl.nillll.v. SAID IIIS T IIIIT ■ l.e dim and payablu on January I. pen o f A. M . Sinclair W ilt, is the i m i M i VI.SII HAIIVVA AS SA A - ■ 1331; third production which Peters has Homls numbered *5 to 91, both 1*01111 Sl’t'.f IAI. TAX *111)11)1. J made for Universal, his other two IIISTIIIIT. ■ being "The Tornado" and B a ffle s ." ll»« It IIphoIvpiI, II) t lm €Toiinl > ■ In “The T ornado" Peters was seen Hoard of PiilillcI rmtrurtlon for . in the role o f n lumberjack who Mfiitliioli Counfy. KlurlrfN Th it mi . «ctloii lo* mid tho nam«t H h#»rpli> H battled the elements to save n 11 ordcifd Co In* held In and throiiuli* ■ smalt northern village from utter otil Hpi rial Ta* Hrllf»ol IMKirlrt No. ^ devastation from the havoc o f n 1. H*»rulnoli* PoilMty. Florida, n.ild H alflio liit"V% 11 a** Kmn h tornndo, while in " B a f f l e s " the Tn* Hrh«»ol hlmrld, 0,1 f ■ star portrayed the role of the i' of Hrpfrmlwr I•••»:*. |o ^ .......... or not tlior** ■ suave Amateur Crncksmun. His ilrDrmjnn wluther . Ini Tax h diall til IdNiiid liv paid Hp versatility is well exhibited in Hrlidiil IMKtrlrt No. : In th< ■ "H e a d W in d s" f « r the role calls ncirn f firiO.iMiOHO to Im :m Inlcnnt ^ f flv ill i In ? rati * '' f o r a difficult interpretation o f a ntifiiini. rt*nl inn . difficult character. paid ^«*rul•nittiuall) ; I d a t e d January I Patsy Buth Miller, who plays the mature an fo llo w *: leading feminine role opposite Holliln im nibfred Peters, plays the part of Patricia IfollIHlve. fo r MHOli In etui mui puyublo UO.MKIInW ilit’Hi! words seem huiflh to her, i»ut in Van Pelt, the headstrong, impetuoub shrrw, with whom Peters is in ^ tier heart she knew that he was right when lie re­ love. Miss Miller, who will he re­ marked, "W e can’t afford it.” membered for her work in “ The Cotton Planting1In India Is Favorable '•pkjat'H d«» J »n » S a n f o r d C rkdit A s s o c ia t io n “ Heeds numbered 3n:i to 320, l.olli Inclusive, for II.IIIIO.IIO eaeb. shall be dm mid payable on January I 1918: Hands Ittimbered .121 to 3(0, both Ineluslve. for 91.000,00 eaeb. shall by due and payablu on January 1 ''“ lust” due .* J no VI ! » - )M •b’" Wut,, " f Sv;'JS liol. . .J* plner, nnd p. J cnmniiij! apertorj ' i. ft. Don aal.l 1 "I". tl T.'ir,1, ■b. JV '■"'V 4(2 '•"'I .ItrtlMi •: r'D> is»s tier. t,y '•lerh a tut P* I' Fur*|fl *■' " 1*1' I•171 |W| 1,1 'l" S-Tf/wfl **'1J.11?it. |,aJ w|SI 1 I lx.I i J for Tbli t■9, ly j •"I 111 i*/'i!*f|J I'ouril i.f f j g S**inin..|r c$3 1 Hit •I\ r,f i n 1 1 : 1 : 1. t . « § I .1 111Krill •11inv l;>vefS) I". S. miodtj 1, 1 I'AtnoB ip' rintrnjntf j *"U ".1 cca II ■1-■! " I f f l r t l l «^n, We Can’t A fford It” If you want a suit it will pay you to buy it at once. I f you do not need a suit now it will pay you to buy it now for next summer. See the values at W hiddon and Hodges, 110 Fast Second Street. T O D A Y there isn't any one habit that is more cost a ly or one that is undermining so many happy homes as that of buying merchandise on the antici nation and good intent of paying for it in the fu­ ture, even though "w e can’t afford it." I T is a habit that has sounded the denth-knell of * many happy homes. Polks merely forgot to reck­ on with time. Days are ushered in and are gone before they know it. For Florida Property * would be no over statement when voi 11 that our 100 broker-members have cases many more than GO buyers each. fiend us your Listings and Assure Yourself Quick Sales and Top Prices. As soon as your listings are in at ithape 1lie Morida Resale Lxchangc pu before its Hit) broker-members. Kx shows that this method assures the s< prices and very cpiick action! Mail us your listings now to desk No U T H U tick of tiic clock, as time passes on, is terribly * accusing. We buy something today promising to pay for it I’KOMI’T I.V — hut— the hands of the clock go 'round and 'round and point to the eloping hours, and e ’er we know it the account is due and must be paid. To often there isn't any money with which to pay. Miami, Florida Flagler Street ii h I SA V E on d T H R IV E T D maintain^your self respect and GOOD CREDIT you must— W ater That Is Surging With Ambition if E tu i i Pay You r Hills Prom ptly Hlram iu merely *vatrr , ha, |„ Hli r « i n g with It haa u n h id it tin- ( orri. * hj , h k h fnmmrrrc. Amhiliun Is Hip force in life which * vnu t» do ihc big Hurrrxxful thingx , „ u would niE R W TSE your record will he spread before every merchant in Sanford. Ambition rxiirraxcd in a gn.Ming hank account you ax a winner in iifr. H a w you an arcoun j i f F i r it, Ntliunal Bank? It it W f i n g f , , < C row n C a s o lin c is always the same— u niform ly good irom the first drop to the last. FIR ST N A T I 0 N A 1 ' B A N K x f i f / l h i / { I U A F F IL IA T E D W IT H iu> C i o s d i t A s s o c i a t i o n 1* III.41• s of �w m the Christian public Is sincerely with you In the great conflict." Jeannette M. King, Murfrees­ boro, Tenn.: “ Ignorance is rank enough around here now." t/. Liebschutz, Louisville, Ky.: “ What the newspapers tell o f your quibbling when signing that asi­ nine bill of your legislature proves my favorite definition of the Chris­ tian religion as practiced by you and your like.’’ Rev. F. B. McDowell, Pauls Val­ ley, OkU.: “ I regard this as the most retrogressive act that the engineering, University of Ten-1 state has even committed." nessce, “i I i do not tee the need of \ Thank God . t ii it such legislation.” I.. II. I’etree. Knoxville, Tenn.: R. W. Douthat, Huntington, W. " I thank God for you." Va.; “ I have the honor of offering John Cranston, Wyandotte, you my congratulations for your Mich.: “ No doubt you have receiv­ approval of the act of a brave leg- ed congratulations from Wilbur islatuA* to cut off the dragon Glen Volivn, of flat world fame." head of evolution (devilution).” Charles L. Hyde, Pierre, S. D.: “ .Sublime Ford” R. E. Cantwell, Chicago: "U n­ "Do you honestly believe that the der authority verted in me ns a first woman was made from a rib search. I herewith creat you, sub­ taken from tie* side of the first lime damn fool of the universe." man? If so, God pity you and E. J. Beck, Detroit: "la 'lennes- Tennessee." George F. Crawford, Newark, see civilized?" E. D. Chaffin, Nashville, Tenn.: N. J.: "I hate and despise ignor­ “ I aopenl to you in behalf of hu­ ant, lying, bigoted, fanatical re­ manity and not tnonkeya for God’s ligion that has mused more trou­ ble than anything else.” sake save the children." "Common s*nse," Mobile, Ala.: G. W. Gox, Chattanooga, Tenn.: "The scientific world extends its “ Anv attempt to fetter the human nympalhy to the governor and his mind is dangerous In a free coun­ companions, In the find bereave­ try." ment recently suffered, losing G. T. Fltzhugh, Memphis, Tenn.: their renton and common sen e “ Hope yon will not veto M«* evolu­ joining that long procession of tion contrary to Bible bill." anti-evolutionists traveling to the 'great beyond* via the pons asin W ork to He Started oruin." G. L. Mohr, Wohnsaft, Stuttgart, o n Am erican Germany: " I read here in Europe Soon of your efforts to preserve the I n Bulgaria version Klux Klan seems to be of School the same or the Bible on the crea­ SAMAKOV, Aug- 19—UP)— L. F. tion. The Ku opinion.” Leonide Joy, Detroit: “ The uni­ Ostrander, principal of tin* Samoverse h too immense to be easily kov retinol, conducted by Ameri­ conceived and explained by any can missionaries, is hopeful that half learned mortal man, be he work on the new school buildings on the outskirts of Sofia will be even n Darwin or a Darrow.” Wild Gould, Los Angeles: “ The commenced next spring. His hopes scientists may develop potatoes, are based on favorable reports re­ ceived from America. but they will be potatoes still.” It is unlikely now that the re­ Is Develisli Doctrine Rev. J. C. Coggins, South Nor­ moval of Robert College to the folk, Va.: “ There is absolutely slopes of Mount Vitnshn. in Sofia, nothing that so paralyzes the mor­ which had been talked of, will take i al sensibilities nn this devilish doc­ place. It is explained that Robert Col­ trine fathered by European infi­ lege, although somewhat harrassed delity." Eph A. Karelscn, New York: by the Turkish goverhment, is re­ "The middle ages gave us heratier, ceiving belter tieatment than the witches burnt at the stake, filth other foreign schools in Turkey. In opposition to the removal of and ignorance. Do we want to re­ Robert College from Constantino­ turn to same?" II. E. Rarber, Hollywood, Cal.: ple to Sofia it is pointed out that "It ia the greatest constructive law r.uch an event would make the col­ ever enacted by any state . . . You lege a distinctively Bulgarian inhave bit the root of yotir present : titution, urn! not international as it now a. The proposed Sofia site Ills." R. T. Perry, Washington, D. C.: will be devoteil to the boys’ and “ To be consistent, I think your girls' schools of Gamokov. schools ought to teach Jehovah's iv c o u n ty u n ci:** r a n iT , justice—‘eye for nn eve, etc.’ ’’ Dr. Frederick C. Wabster, Chi­ HF.lllVOl.i: COIWTV, FI.OIIIIM. In ltd Fatale (if cago: "Go slow! Matthew, Mark, Jennie ITxvntt, deceased. Luke and John are only book titles. Notice Is hereby given lo nil whom U may concern that I, B. II No one known who wrote them, Kllbee, executor of the estate of nor when they were written, nor Jennie Prevail, deceased, will oti where. Peter and John, the alleg­ the lltli dav of September. I'lIS. sell public out cry In lleneva, FInrId*, ed author of the Gospel and of at where the '-aid land Is sltutieil, the Revelations, could not rend or following described real eitale In write.— Not one single line is in nnld county, to-w it• The West Half (U'^s) of the Bast existence written by that trnrti- Half i BV») i.f l he lioiitliwest Quarter i tional, person spoken or a Jesus." (R W I, | of I lie Poiithvvest Quarter (51W*,) less Wert Thirty - five “ Good State to Avoid” ( H la) Links. Rectlon IV Township Citizen of Michigan: "Since 2o floiilh. Range 12 Bust I'ontnlnlntc reading ropy of your telegram Nine (!i) Acres more or less Witness my hand this the loth commending A. T. Stewart and A l« i i ! ’i Bryan, I am convinced more than day of Auicuct, k. h . Kii.tiBK. ever that Tennessee is a good Brecutor of (lie estate of Jennie state to avoid, where ignorance Is I 1‘revutt. at a premium and intelligence is a IV T i l l : I Mil l IT t til 111 III' SB«|. crime.” IVcI.B. t III MTV. I I.till III \ Rev. Vernon Hays Cow:ert, TOWN O F LONOWOOD. FLO RID A , Glovis, Gal.; "The great hear of n inuuUTpal corporath.u. lo and ennessee O fficial ooded W ith M a il n Evolution T rial; Praise In the Highest to Ridi* cule Unprintable Found In Letters Received by Gov­ ernor Peay o f That Slate I W an ts Statem ents People Published M ajority o f Letters Art* CornMandatory Hut Many Are Very Caustic Criticisms NASH VILLE, Tenn., Aug 20.— (A’l —Drain* in the highent to rid­ icule unprintable is found in let­ ter* received by Governor Austin Peay, on evolution from the Unit­ ed States and foreign countries. The governor opened to the As­ sociated Press a mass of commun­ ications. little of which he had read, dealing with the action of the State legislature in passing the Butler hill barring teaching of the theory of evolution from the ublie schools and with his approvig it. Peay's only comment was: "I want the country to know what kind of people is in it." Though a majority of the let­ ters are commendatory to the gov­ ernor’s action, causing criticisms are contained, directed toward Tennessee and the South, written by “ evolution file " greet the chief executive of Tennessee with such expressions as "with respects to your office," "to the Borrowing governor" and "Governor? Aus­ tin Peay.” Excerpts from one of the letters in the fil" mnde public by Gover­ nor Peny follows: Congratulates^ Bryan William Jennings Jenning: Bryan, “ Please cent my cordial congratulations accent on the great service you have ren­ dered in signing the anti-evolution bill. The Christian parents of the Stste owe you n debt of gratitude for snving their children from the poisonous influence of an unprov­ en hypothesis that given man a jungle ancestry and chills his spiritual nature. The Smith is now leading the nation in defense of Bible Christiallty. Other States North and South will follow the example of Tennessee.” White E. Gibson, Birmingham, Ala. Some nno should start a cheap side show and exhibit you (Judge Kaulston) and Pouy an nntidiluvinn speciments of Intoler­ ance . . . .It appears but a nhort while before you will be praying to Bryan instead of u Deity.” J. II. P.uggsdnle, Fort Myers, Fla.: “ It would be well to order a tail for Scope*: from Sears-Roebcck and send him to the woodn.” Wallin White, Dayton, Tenn., Scopes’ former superior: “ I uni of the opinion that this in the greatest step Tennessee has taken since the saloon was abolished. The Right Rev. James M. Maxon, bishop of Tennessee, Protest­ ant Episcopal “ I consider sm-ii re­ strictive legislation not only un* fortunate Imt calamitiouo.’’ N. W. Dougherty, professor civil S W H EELES3 K W ELSH W H EELESS & WELSH A Fisk T ire and Tithes Sr V- & A Phone IliJ-J Corner Oak ami Third Service Thnt Miikcs Erlendn GAS W H E E L ESS & WELSH Praia. U. H . _________ / - t j " it# (I*i|ii bona'* and 1. H. Menlch. comprising the Town Council ot the I-on*wood, Florida. Town of of Longwood. authurlilng said j own u, w i i , - v». S T A T U OF FLORIDA. K« Rel. 1|||. lard H. Smith. State Attorney to r the Heventh Judicial Circuit of the Stale of Florida. matte* To: CITIZKNS AND TAX PA T R R fl O F T U B T O W N OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA. ‘ W IIKRKAS a petition ha* been filed In the above styled cause by the Town of l^ingwood. Florid* by and through J, A. Rletllne. C. ri Sea rev, o. II Fraln. O. K. L a V la n * and J. H. Menlrk. rnmprlalng' the Town Council of the Town cif L o n rwnod, Florida, setting forth the fact that an election waa held tbrouvhoiit the Town of I-ongwood Florida, on the loth day o f Juno* A P. 1935. lo determine whether that certain ordinance entitled* such real and personal proper­ ty as niay be reuulrrd for th» waterestablishment of work sysrem and to. enter in­ to contracts and do all tilings necessary for 'he establlslimeu: of said waterworks system^ providing borrowing K , - sum _,.L. for _of . the ■tnw v ek uneti fv. ^ the - oi n ;*; THOUSAND (111.(100.0(1) D O L­ LARS, by me Town of Lbm:wood. Florida, and the Issuance and sale of us uonds evi­ dence of Its Indebtedness for said loan; Hi-» proceeds of the sale of said bonds to ti*> used for the establishment of raid w j u r w o r k * system: railing and providing for an election lo de­ termine whether slid bonds shall be Issu'd and sold nnd O il W IIE E I.ESS & W ELSH MOM*N P O I1 ' 1 JflA. $u/nu - t C-l?* eh»(! t i l l JUMUA c i G liU j i f U l U/9U (»!(/ f j r tA i P i l i t p u r /irwnth} Si.u>€ /t l n .u il’/j.. to O u f lf iij t/uL rforruincL (lo> L’j i i i i w f o w v n g to i f c u t oo m lc U ij r T . o I wAwNrt Bow j£ * ( * A F v • R-kp ,1*} k/ y V J- oc £ (siva'iexv^:-- m * * r-rr.-j a Si;**"Pi A it id . ushicAs Ju.<3 M m l iid , tm a to £<±'U fry ifijL GuttuLiunis ■io GrufbokJfWuturj cvttd tAttj &nqJkijhAs ifioA t a n ij u w a u f < 3 jv c i J u c u y ld '1)1 ■^uooniQJ a o ct/nd, a> X o iiu iu .cO cioauau L m u -io v i n t o didoou&nt. ---------- --------' * ! CA Inole County ' 1 n * A. it. Wv-virJ wilhon * noinSSF Attorneys for I uh. July jo A* y « * V ‘ ‘v *, i , Conservatively Speaking — *s. , if. Miami should have a population of 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 . i • ’ •- ‘' . * , *• ’ V *• to 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 in three years. . : •' > ' ' ■' : 'V i . * :-" A t that tim e M iam i Shores should have, on a basis o f equal distribution— approxim ately 50,000 people. .. . * W hen Miami had a population o f 50,000, F la gler Street prop­ erty sold fo r $0,000 per front fo o t. • Do you know what business p rop erty at Miami Shores selling fo r today? I f not, why not? is Mia ml Shores is 2,800 wres in extent. It fronts on b«u* tiful Hiscnyne Hay for and two-thirds miles, and in addition has more than four miles of frontage on lakes, canals and natural streams. .Miami .Shores lies across every principal artery leading into Miami from the North, and has a total frontage on main highways of 10 miles. It will pay you to inves­ vestors in Miami (m any o f w hom are investors today at M i­ ami Shores), you w ill undoubtedly prove for you rself the fa ct that Miami Shores presents an unusual investment op­ portunity. And don’t ever forget this More than 60 homes are un­ der construction now, and contract has been let for the erection o f 50 more by the Shoreluud Co., developers of Miami ShAcs. Other corpo­ rations and individuals are building homes and apart­ ments in this great develop­ ment. Miami isd etin itely back o f M iam i Shores. Miami's grea t era o f expansion makes it necessary that Miami Shores be developed to care fo r the incom ing thousands. unalterably established that tact. T o make M iam i’s trem en­ AT ^ t-v tu fi/ u , ‘IKk o /. llb xcl i'lL ititw n L ' ” 'h 5** . / 'a0° ^ mi" JSEAL) •' dous grow th and expansion m ean the most to you, invest — Cl<J tCXnm, ao ^ ,Oaxu- tjotci, axL * iiltxnq fyfaA- i t >rnj a a - f a ntLiC Judicial C r e t R i ' T S da. In and for K i ' S * r-sae.- place it in a supreme position — Nature has com pletely and ^ and eonf.rmed Sf" ’ E A U T IF U L Apartment House to be erected .this summer at Miami Shores. Robert L. ’ Weed, architect. M iam i’s incomparable location and natural advantages alone A CAraftRV^_J *hey t e M lt U rt R U A N B A X * - B Y TAYIdO R >', V.-VH-SWW oemmoi* t’otiniV"C* ;M IA M I SH O R E S: ' A bl £RIC A ‘S & £ Htniuru Interest becoming due trto Imu* . f - l o . i flvs Tears from .the .Issu... the ?tl» ine#'thereof.yboth principal..Hid Jnduly passed and adopted on should be f e r e s t cf sald b o n * to be. payable day of May. A. D. ISIS, *j,” *-i bv '**■ *d. approved and conRrm«l “Y ratified. ectors of the Town of (ha electors , wood. Florida, and w h eth er the bunds provided In said be \\ ff EHRAS n* catirft'wr ©£ V*Should e issued Issued by by th m ee T » w n of shouldi b Longwood. Florida ln . ,h* .'J1,"rji* tiirn* «»f *elC election htiow* nrlju* and f o r t W p u r p o s e ;J n # aalJ «r d j m h m i n a V tSr result of said r i n iion was In favor of the adoption, nance provided and *#t f“ «*J* W H K R K A 8 u l 4 ordininr pr approval and confirmation of said ordinance and In lavor of the Issu­ ance and sale of bonds in (he su.i| 5 S T J S a M S S a V f f l f o K „» tiloOOOa by the Town of Long, w , i d Florida, In the manner and of the denomination of for (lie purpose provided fur.In said each, bearing interest at ordinance. of 8 percent per annum. Interest NOW. T HEIIKFORK, In pursu­ p a y a b le semi-annually on ih* tit ance of an order of th*_Court here­ in made, notice Is hereby given that day of January and July. *"lv* ° the clllietis and taxpayers of the the raid h >nds to mature ten years Town of Longwood. are by said from the date of Issuance Ihcreuf. tigate— and then, based upon the experience o f the early in­ VULCANIZING V through J, A. outline. C. cy, O. H. r v 5 MIAMI SHOttF.S A M E R I C A ’ S M E D I T E R R A N E A N �^1 -■ fj*4 s' . . .Tr.»* ■ \ V » - rsr ’ r=-r ■h------ boniMltit tie k n o w n ' an SBltlHS' A, HUtt’ FK H Mid. M3Ui£HI T A U ^ H A ^ S H E . A y r 20:±-f/p) — Principal highways of the stale j i ^TrhnersIty W ill will be marked by a system of £ Season at Home on interstate roads and a series of standard dnnjrer, caution, direction £ Will Play 4 Con; and information sijens, ns will the W e ’Games This Fall highways of all other such high­ ways throughout the United States, rffSlTYr^ii*8- Auff> 20*~* ns decided upon hy the Joint Hoard’ 1 ffliuerence elevens, two o f Interstate Highways, meeting ttin1*! one Southwest- in Washington. I). C., during the "Lntf eleven, and three early part of August. teams nrc on 1925 The standard route marker will 4 0i« Mias eleven, be n typical United States shield *» tif official schedule •'ninted white on which* will ap­ {jttly three of the pear, in black, the name of the will bo played appropriate state, the intials U. S. j* trill be played at and tne route number. If possible .jj* others nt the the route numbers will be limited **i the opposing ele- to two digits for easy reading; and rfjtepHiwill:b.o _taken .to tpruv*^ i l . , .use* of* ‘tho» standard ‘ mnrkar ..‘ for V*:. Al?fri** ‘•'WHLibofui ■for the first game any purpose other than for the JJJitcst to be waged at of the selected system in inter­ r*# next Saturday, the state roads. Other standard signs adopted hy \ If# will take n long Ijetin, Texas, and engage the board were; A white shield in n smaller size Vnity of Texas Long­ ue dedication of their than the route marker on which tm. This will be the will be printed letter It and L as mt played on the new r. precautionary warning on the approach of curves or turns in the ( die Texans. inference season will open routes. A similar sign with the addition of an arrow pointing in population* y f tl counties. (hodtff,. the • state then shoot 70,000 people. had " ‘ Sepift is ft rich brown pigment prepared from the ink. or black se­ cretion. 'Of' various cuttlefishes of IhO same,name._________________ SKINNY MEN ♦ 1: • ■* ■ ' Thin M en Run Down Men Nervous Men C ■JRJT :> li £'*<* or tmnitii knm vil an A JO I't* tW 'fh i* siirtfof^l'SO.COO.Oo «n-l IW M* 'Intel! JtllF l » t (. 13*5- W } W>"S AK 1‘ontN Known ns HK|tIKS II to l>" f or Ho* sum uf »l*i0,nto. unit to l>« *U («1 Jbfy 1st. tbli! • T h * tsshi* of lotwln known .is H K IttKS C to '•* f«<*" tne stim of M JM 'iM 'O . anU t * Im .'lut'U July 1st. 1917. A ll " f tin* -ttiovv li'imls t i i ' m ature ’s -rln ll/ o 'e r a perl>«l „ f th irty y e a rs *:•"»» and a fte r the date o f the lsw.tnnr" tlteieo f and the proceeds it e r l v i l »r»K> the sale ther.-of to he us-il f " r the purpose o f eoustruetlm r. rreeiistructltur. pavliiK. te-p avln tf. hard nur* fiielnir, re-haril luirfniMii f and wld<nlnu the rua Is Iti *fentlnole < min­ ty. Florida, nurticttm rl v des-Tined in that 11 rtalti resoU illon ;u l"r ti'l hy the II.mnt o f fu tility Conimlesloners of S iin ln ote County, Kloreln. "ti th. :ith day o f March A. 1* 13-'*. uiul Whereas, n canvnns of tin* returns TU T H O S E iJEsm lNC, XOCATIONSf IN THE I iH *: 'I N 'B !\v ‘ A 'K Now urnidr construetioh nt tho corner Af jFirst SL‘^^1 anci Snnfdrtl Avt\, ar6 requested to ice ' ' Britt-Chittenden R ealty Co., Inc, 211) E. First St. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a NERVOUS ty. Klnrldn. Orleans with Tulane. The, , ... . -J ■were not met by the “ Ole the Proper direction will be posti«t season, and this y e n r.cd immediately at the turn rk a resumption of foot- A n n iversary Magna Ctions between the two uniC Union University will Charta Is Celebrated i Oxford for a contest the pek. This institution also LONDON, Aug. 20—</P)— A cr[to the schedule after a vice held recently on tlia spot Lienee. where the barons met King Jnlm tinker 24 Mississippi's font coniDvcmnnilcd1the 170th annivoriiic will bo staged in Jack­ snryt-tif the signing of Mngim in the Red and Hltio of Ole |.Charta. * 1-Ihm with the Maroon i pud Many members of the clergy. i% t u n rim i rr i h i n r o r Tin: if Mississippi A. and M. Buy Hgotits, fife fightejs, rqpre.*■* w u t v r i l .n I'll I vl. I IIKT IT * nr- Tm : s t a t i : n r f i .o i i i m v , tnc is scheduled for feature sfcntatives'tif friendly Hocietie,i and •1\ t x ii f o i i **i : ' ii m h .i : i in \ !>n of the final day of the u.,„.i-0||3 0f Hthcrs mafchi 1 fo r1 t vt * ri,’t>t rn‘ V OF SKMlNot,I: li enrpbrConference iraincj. will lir. Tot-Vlwo ‘miles- from the village church ) ' *ilKm, t>v fii<l ilirxiiuli M” lsa row after the ASfttie'*' o f Kghnm n'cfos's tho Mode to tin eli. f t ' F . WhreliT. t: It. Ktlii. *>.| f W l!tiiinitui£«T. atui (inttimi journey 01c Miss will t o 'Old Wihdsn'r Kn.l,' where sp-cch.■« While pHrylng in ,he street near the jail Tammy Ford. » left and SI h Ip , w * Hi *- ltnanl nf j Ic to einount r Vanderbilt were ere made m.the enclosure by the V.rgial Matthew . I of policemen saw five me. slug their ja.b ttnmmi**<lnm>r!i •>f Scnilihcr .11, and Si wnnec will j Bight imlu t 'minty , 1*1 1 *11tl.t . iglit Kov. Bishop I)ariingt,,n. of and escape from jail at Knoxville. *IVmi. The l.„\, nuc.l with the *■mivx H in ( ’liattanooga in No- Harririiuig, I'n., and Sir ...... vicls, two of wdio,., mrdcrers. and stood guard over a house when* -TV IT. n r I'MMUDA r. I Mil Cook, the High Commissioner for; the men took refuge until officers arrived. A reward i, being collecth«ri| ll Smith. State A ttn tm y fm lh*' Hovt'iiih J mficial t'ktcult u( Australia. etl for the boy . [Miss" returns to the State tIi** Stale «*f Ftt»rlftii. Nearly 10,00b attended and \virii __________ for Mi sissippi honors on I IlMtUlll . -------------------------- — - V ' y 11>: fTITI/.KNH AND T W HAY cr II. when she meets bowed heads they repeated the fu|. rpi College at Clinton in a lowing prayer in unison: “ We praise Thee, 0 God, for tin Fl o r id a f a c t s hieh will Ik* tho major ntIII fit I lh tliu iilMiv*' m v IpiI '.'iiho |»y for - , i i o S i S T w « * , « . a i d h, .hi, nl.ee -m O .* ,, j 1---------------------------------------. Hint * i»f | During the Mime period there 11t** (''Minl v i f ‘lchrnliim. logo, 111 I d u J *U 1 telebratiun. j « g " : whereby w hereby the laws and liber- t I r l L l l l v ri ’i iri.t hi iiitu* i ftrum;1! i ll# luMnl 11 mw in n „f, -,i f - lies of this realm were defended ,*r j ■ n • j were 172 Tint while children in the ( f %,ii (t\ i %nnf||!41 'hi''1* im*1* i" <i(inly. Hi triil i, 4**tlih« f**rlli , tui game on1November ‘»1 tyranny n.id a victory was | 3 6 p t 6 m l ) C r 1 V S t L'r‘" ’" " l' r "f the state ind fill* fiM 't til'#4 1 1 1 »’lr**l M ill vv|M Lrltl 1 0,201 negro children. t « ItI '1"inhr lit lb- i ill.lt % ’ «•» S'fliimm*, me which bus usually' lwen r<>u;’ 1U f,,r jU!,tice Hn,‘ .4l.it.* Kliirltli • i Ih * ‘nb «l»' »' urlj in tho season it.t i . n , if .|nif ml*** hi i It*! DAVIDSON i itl.l.KCK, N. higlt school attendance in \i.*\ \ i* i ‘i .r t \ lu* M eh» * «ed up this season. Tim Am erican and bl uish Aug, 2tl.—bl’i--Fall f mil bull prac- theThe public schools of the ptnic du­ * -,| r* ,* »»» ml nf mm »*• »i" ' ring tlu* term 1'.121-21 was 122,28‘J rinrhlu. Ifiiiih In llii< Film of ft .Mill.. | »! I >e concluded at Ja:k- « . r i ..f P n n t r n e t e Dee at Davidson t’nllege will begin I ri lute students and IM1 negroes. OliM. Iti bs-llf Ilit*‘Trsti 7(1 |1d‘ 1'ill OIlf IIV*' If pi ri’riit per nitm ini, Conches kit it Turkey Day bnttle wit.i 1' i r m S U C l L O l l l i a t t.tm! S ..it* u,0lm,-ir!St (lf September. William L t.r. T |n(\.llifp Krml •.Mlllual l>. Hlllil (Monki Younger and • * * D. (Tex) Tilson will arrive. The enrollment at the University 7 T I \ ATHENS, Aug. 20.—(,Y) One tho Kfifl Husband Is ni die most important contract* shortly to arrange a training ucheil- <>f Florida at Gainesville awarded by the Greek government "b and begin to make prepura*[session 1021 27. regular session pl For Branding'V iH that given to American and tions for whipping the 1025 Wild- was 1.181. At tlu* summer school H ie I n n l n i i c v British capitalist* recently for ini- ,:“ 'i in*" "hape for the opening the enrollment was •• 17. " 1 sill I l i a xlx,<lIO U Sj( , ,movements in the Snbniiki district, guna*. with Finn t "liege on Sntur» I The contracts provide for the nbol- day, Sept. 19, A law of th i state nf Florida reft GOI Aug. 20.— (/Ti -E n - ishment of lakes in that district A siptad of eighty candidates and Ruires tiiat all jtlans for the erec* ItA 'we iittentlim 'Ya.l^f t M d for changing the course of th** several l**tter men went through Don « f hotels, apartment houses, n w f v T W n . . MH i* *• Vnrdhr Kjver in Macedonia. two un-i, of **t*rimr liaining last uui rooming riotisjtig be subniittgil age hyuOianJ, VL*. l t j3 expected that the work February on Richardson Field here1 the state hotel eotnmis ion for imicil |ffp ini tills “ V; U,'’ on xvheji completed will result in ini- in (ireparatiiti for the rigid work approval ii) the official architects, m cheek .jvitli v - ' "d t proved health conditions for tlo* of the fall. The pring training tv;i, ca* Cktpte np the v’ctiiu, qntire district by the removal of in charge of touch filson and the ; rhool year ending June lha,l i " n« f’’“ * • I the sources of malaria and that Foarit Raw oi i.O. 193» there wore cnrtdlnl in tho( rmcn It. aid th- .f.ty when j 400 square kilometers of land will h rll.,| that Ralph Jlogg . •iul.,|,‘‘ *' Yhts faei* seat,*,! tv.th tlire*;! have been reclaimed. The amount eaptain-eleet anti guard, will no. " S , . In the neiro tters. 11111,lfM Into tho of capital to be furnished by the ^ j,.t( ti M.|u,„i this fall. Should ". 7mi mUsa” Utiun. They I lli'V sent fm* \f **j A inor Iran u n nil IIHtnins 4 sjihl It___ *p,ii .. I .Jv-iLL* ... ‘ , f (,r .Mrs. Americans and Britain* 1is stiid t.» to rj{ultk.s return, It it L is ... probabb . *Xka* ‘ ' UTili *111f 'i' l ' itilessed the be $20,000,000. The contract was tjKl( \Vjt*k Black, fullback. u‘‘" “ ,t's* r ,.,| linker, tackle will la* elect 1 ,. .. ...... , . .. . V, ' odd not be signed for Amerirnn interests by 1 - id Johnson said ™ w i n * ...... " u? . „ , . a > “ 1..7..-1 , ; V , Sd * '' l,’d her anti she * 1 1 1be D.iudeon schedule is still vvnrk on the construction of 27 r 1 1 “ ' I later n tutn- " ____________ _____ |Incomplct tis to several large j,n(lti3 U(I.| other buildings epming ludM< lined a divorce. Let I game* 11. • tentative schedule fob j urn), r its jurisdiction, for erecting ifoti* to Johnson were In 1005 the legislature changed low s: .v ' |i' nber 19, Elon at Duv- w tlha.ut perntission and aproval o f IV a.n"tht*r woman who the name of the Seminary \Vest of itlsoti: September 2ti, \V**fl‘ord at ,|1(1 t.oinmi'sion. Th ere's relief for you the Suwnnee R iver to the State Rock Hill. S, i ., October 1. Wake -------housewives who suffer from 12nd! Ul,y' Mm lht‘m t0’ College f o r women and it became Fore,-1 at • harlotte or Dai id on; Florida is one of the pioneer aches and pains. strictly a female college. The October I". Guilford at Davidson; Seminary East of Suwnnee River October H. Presbyterian College W h en lack o f fresh air, ^lino and was changed tu the University " f j ttt flintmi. S. or Asheville, (h W A R N IN G w orking over a hot stove Florida, made an institution ex­ tuber 21. Furntatt at place to be loct Separation clusively for male students anil determined later. October 31, I notice electrical work' lie aijjjl the odor o f cooking later moved to Gainesville. The K ? 0 ^ a ; i f . . Aug 20 net effected these changes was Ilampdcn-Sidney at Davidson; No­ itig dune in this city by uib t- make your head throb, vember II, University " f North known ns the Buckman Law. I lie Carolina at Chapel Hill. Novem­ Riilhomctl pursonti ntil'ami- you r back ache, your limbs state experiment station is operat- ber 2tl, Duke University at David­ liar with rcquirontcttls. This tremble, just take I or 2 i'J ifj c*»nnH*tion with the IJfliveris usually addititinal worK <>u son. . D R. M IL E S ' sity of Florida. , t»n itlri installation* and will sel-1 r of us are b'.ltlr:’ a 'lit dom pass inspection. I'hc or« suit/’ lie A t the Florida State College for B e r l i n C h i n a - T o w n Women in Tallahassee the enroll­ ( b m tin* ’ public attention is directed to ( 0 1;1 111 CI 4.1*11 F u i U , |)L, onlinanet'8 of the etly.ri:ment in the regular term of the T'licyH relieve you ipiickly 1021-25 session was 1,208. At the fer N G areth (jiiiiing permits for building, find safely. BERLIN. Aug. 20.—(d’l -Tlie plumbing and electrical work IK;(trv Well•a " r> rends a summer session it was 520 making •Your druggist sells them at ‘ f Nazareth. a total o f 1,734. China Town" c*f Berlin, tlmuifb ^re-war prices— 35 doses 35 jl should lie seen th a t, numbering only about 50 ifthndi-! IU1( cents. Economy package, 125 been cotTltantM lepresonls something of a these laws have Eddie O f f the Field doses $t.oo. s Chin.... commercial Center for all , plied with. of Central Europe. Six Chinee HowaiT! o f paarr tic s ai irm pt- ,i NERVOUS Condition Dr. \V. l*j. M acDougall K p C G ld lR O P R A G T IC Sanford Feed & Supply Co. Myrtle Avc. & dth St., Phone 539 Horse. Poultry and Dairy Feeds GOOD GOODS. FAIR PRICES H r e s plus aPlan Davidson Football I « '« , I Your Money Back If You A te N ot Satisfied Give Us a Trial I f you are like most car ow n ers you w ant those bi g, easy- riding Balloons -a n d ft pur­ chase plan equally easy and simple. t*f H..... ............ ............ MAKE YOUR LIVE STOCK f * Y DIVIDENDS ALGRAIN HORSE FEED • Bring an 657, Grain Ration, Is th* mostreo* nomical. as well as the best balanced hors* feril on th* market. W e h a ve both the tires and thcplan, and both are as original and different from w others as d ay is from night. G e t tlie details now . IX IX IlS IlllH IIIR IIS S n llS IS IR IIIS S S S S S lS IS IS S IIS II Beach Property WightIruuBros. Co. fpKi ilfd IS SC A R C E Sun Iuid, H o n d a A N D (SETTIN G SCARCE It A L L TH E TIM E YOU W IL L H A V E TO I*A Y PER FOOT IN T H E VERY N E A R FU TU R E W IIA T IT COST PER EOT NOW New Smyrna Beach Housework and Headache li atim t.•N eSP0,1m h r' ...... ....................... ............ .. plnyi th” '1cofc;;i p u w t t o « t » » k from hiTi* the dealers direet their or permit from this city. Tho interests in "'.her parts of tilt* cmi- very f a d th at they offer tu ljm*iil a lirtt' thoUMintls of the t\- work outrtiile the law in a l­ lestials liv . most a giuiraiitee that it will The Berlin China Town is doini-' bo poorly done. nated by an old-fashioneil ion over C. I*. PAXTON. ' which one Herr ,'Kocrncr prisiib * ami to whom his patrons refer a* | Inspeilor ••Old Fnthir." D is in this (|uarter that the Chinese gather fm their frugal meals anti modest en* C o o k B ro s . tertainments V \ j GKN’ F.RAI CONTRAt UMtS haglyt vifiaton»’W (*f the fishing^ Kspeeially K'luipj ed for lav.FcImi'if t<ider the jurbulietioii Remodriittj; '.i-of-Fholl Kwh tkyarnissioiiee T.- It. tit:U 1-aurgl AvC.n.-'TeU*phu11e *591 -fiuriget wrrc-.a'jwt -and :«tnvtctoU ■ photo •w?®■takafwlast week. Four others will be in tho east Just brought into court during this | after the Whtto wevk -for rimihir elr.trges. ‘ ! Sox had finished .Mrs. Claire Everetle a tough serlca. T m r l i r r *if Irllnll** l*lniinf«iFlr Eildlo seems to I* III J ill IC 11 in I .HI 11Hill 11 IC bo In (lo o p V ilmdilu puni‘m(*h Hi riU'ilcm ■*!thought over tho •■lUKhi fr o m *•!*n u -o ta iy *, ;ncxt play* * lo Lin* Ktrimlortl. ,* *£' E<1 <1D \,yi II. B S C H U L T E R E A L T Y CO., Inc. M A K E R E S E R V A T IO N E A R L Y ...................................... R R I I R R R R R R I H H I R R R I R I I M R I R I I I I I S B R R ^ W righ t, W arlow and Company Are Now Receiving Appllcatimt For | First Mortgage Loans f l on improved KusincHs and Residential Property in Sanford Collins, 6 6 6 EGGS portance S W e H a v e th e B e s t SEE ■ : 1111- DultOSK A N D H O L L E R ! “ w in ter eKif«— S REALTORS S 112 Park Avenue 2 M ■ ■ ■ R R lIR R R R IIIIS lIlim illR S IR IIIIIIIIIS IIS R im im tirnek ■an much ns tuimmer cgg.s, ami the big factors o f health in y o u r flock. You w ill readily uuder.-Uand why Red C o in h IO j c k M a s h Ni*-v |. lh, Iti* *1 , lm« (nr « vnentinn o i f i g . In tb, N»rfh 'ft » 3i.k.<.n»llle, t s t h e I5 e s t j ACKEAGK, BUSINESS. HOMES [ Mflfb .n l• it.,I Mm. I. SUanKf lm“» tuui „| lln j. a w.vk In IS XI I IM O U i: and P H I L A D E L P I I I 1 All .to,, m S.-ivnnnjih. Al«u a lb lh f »■>* Iv-Mrn lo lloftim. It ill innnfrltnB. to W»»Mn»(un. Atlnnilf ('l l , . N.W Vnrti un.| oih.f |*>iaU. Un>uf. yRf. <1 m .,1. ami w r*lr«. Seminole Feed Co. Attornejr-at-Law i'huiMt 727 Will prnrtlre in all the c?art» 1 j Rtaminatinh of Abstract* ot u n d j V ald es Kcally, Co- — 1 cfyctCPfigclx nttmtirtn - , . Vulder Hotel nfdg. " o S ' i h svmlnula County Bank^i H . i i N t i x s i M i i i a i i i a s--------n D i c 11 Building A P P L IC A T IO N S FOR A P P R A IS A L S they are w orth tw o or three Buys J .G . S U A I t O N of F ikicIh immediately available subject to title examination. R ;ilH link A i r , Malaria, Chills and Fever g a n x a B x a a n a c a x a H a c s e a a 'ia Dengue or Dilious Fever. I, util. (Sr ■ W hcn you ronsidcr the I. n prr.crlpOnn for ,v\ For Further Information. Call at Montezuma Hotel. Anti°Pain Pills manag.r of 'ho Chlaigo Whtto Box. enjoys nothing better than _ a good game j of soil, -talro after u hard day on ,ho hall field. Ho tlnds It restful recreation. Ed* die. by tho way. is gulto a card ehhrk and can hold bis . own w H h * any of Tba sbotf.j *1 When your nerves are on edge your whole body is subjected to illnuss. A chiropractic analysis will find the reason and remove it. Lot us help you. “ Yours for Health” Booms .107*108 First National Bank Building. Hours, to 12 and 2 to f» tinil by Appointment. Balloon [ Phone 708 " f S lid e le c tio n sh o w prtni.l f.O'le 'h u t the rrs u lt o f s a lil e le c tio n " m In fa v o r o f th e Issu a n ce o f tint l " m is u fo re -a ld by He n il note Ci uti- No« tlicr* fute, puritinnt to an or* 'll’c of Hu fm irl jlorciii made, tintire Is hereby Kl'Ott that the cltltens ami lax pnjers of Seminole fo il'll». Florida, arc hy said "tiler reuulred to he and appear Indore the Circuit fiw rt of the Hd'litil l Vmi probably' know that Cod Liv­ Judicial Circuit of tho State <>f er Oil is the greatest flesh prb- Fiorina, on tie list iltiv of Aiik nst A I' IS'.';, at |ii:O0 o'clock A dticer In the world, M at Sanford. In the County " f because it contains more Vita* I Seminole and State i f Florid i. then mines than any food you can get. *•"* there to show euiis.'. If nnv V.,11*11 ..in,1 1.. Ln.in. ,u„, »• ,; they have, wliy sahl tmuils should I 1oil II 0* glad to know that (od 'i,,,, lie validated mid confirmed. ■l Ivor Oil comes in sugar coated \\ ITNF.SS my hand as Cltrk of tablets now, so if you really want I he Circuit Court of the Seventh Circuit of the Slal*i of Fio­ to put 10 or 20 pounds of solid •ludicl.il rina. In and lor Seminole Fount', healthy flesh on your hones and and the Seal of said Circuit Court, feel well and strong ask Bower’s on this the 3"tti tlav of July A. I* F'jr.. I’harmacy and Union Drug Store,! !st:\t.) or any druggist for a box of Me-' v. i:. noFui.Ass, nf tlu* t'lri'tiit tVtir! of tl**' i'»y ’s Liver Oil Compound TubHvvonth .Imliiinl t'lruiiit **f Hu* lets. Hunt* nf Kl'it ULt, i n ii tut f •>r rfoiitOnly 00 cents for fill tablets ami Itin1« (*Minl\ 1 ___ if yon don’t gain five pounds in '*i:*> A. UcCoTTFS. •'III Inner. •*P days your druggist will hand A" ,,rnir tor ivinm you back the money you paid for [ them. It isn’t anything unusual for nj person to gain 10 pounds in ;’(>l days. “ Get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.'* ^ 4i h - Fanford KI'MMKR It A TCX! K.rr ».» Pailonnm tar In.l.nf*. la onl» #;i»J»t f iin J 'flp i w . x i ! t*»ll»*l»>l)bla r i ( - * * r *11nd Inti Mfnl*. berth liiflialfd. fnim r*(tft*l. f- i i 'l tor ll'-.i fiifU (alilff. V**; a»a nt.,.11 ilv. ,M ,I-RXPRNXK T O IIR A Am.jnn.bir |lnl ai lua fatra. Wflta of tih.xu InJa*. Mrrrhanta and Miners Tr.inxpoi'tation Co. 1*1. r AOO K. It*. HI.. i » f XfnavlU, dlto milihai /f^m Huml in Mir*, fiffll lf» ilavt. fh a n , «W " '* un �v \ ite m r m n x So far In August the records show a permit fo r a new ■t l a f ' r f i rUrMa irtd *a Bfcnnd Claw Mattat. home in Sanford has been issued every day. In other nt*r IT. tail, at tha PoimfUca ' T **• “ rSA??nfe g $ & & * s a : RSING FOR T H E N E X T BIG SHOW Wm ' Great Days W Development Plty Abed-el-Krim. Rolling Them Down. - a BY ARTHUR nnisnANE |W I <CoptfTpTH Phaaa *iH 4 r-~ y- I l f Maaaalla A , AiffiD S E D-EL-E L d ® t hi* brave community. ’ lV u Arab followers, arc learning that JllinM'niPTlCs tlATKS Great surprise is manifested by those driving throug it ia hard to fight on the ground Oita V m t i;"» Bis Months I J tlh frril in Civ by Carrlsi, par the residential sections of the city. In every direction and end resist attack from the air. •week. Hu. Wsskljr Edition 11.00 on every hand arc seen new buildings under construction; French airmen arc getting won­ par j«**r. derful practice and the Arabs are I P K C M I i M I T K R l All obituary new houses are springing up, additions are being made to discouraged. Many Moroccdan nortcra. rsrits of thanks. reaolutlona old houses, garages arc being converted into tw o story tribes that were fighting with nnd notices ot <enter:alr.—**n1■ * h • r ’tsncsi ara wade will ba fbaraad apartments, fresh paint is in evidence and yards are being Abed-el-Krlm. now abandon him, Str at regular advertising rates. beautified. As quickly as it is able to do so, Sanford is and offer to fight with the French J i K M n P R T l l K A S S O C IA T E !* I ' U R M dressing up for the winter time, and for its fin it big tour­ against the R iff leader. Tha Associated Preaa la exeluB. tvaty ant Itied "> Mia use for remblleatlon of alt nawa dispatches eredJtea to It or not otherwise cred1*1 In thla paper and also tha lo­ cal nawa published hsreln.. AH rights of repu ‘totic ll cation of apeclal dlepstchaa herein ara alao reaer-ed. THURSDAY, AUG. 20. 1925 THE I1ERALD*8 PLATFORM 1.— Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. . . 2 r—Construction of St. Johna-Indian River canal. F.atenalon of white way. 4.- -Extension of local amusements. — Swimming pool, tennia eourta, 4.—-Augmenting of building prom— houaea, hotela. apartment inea. t,— Eatenaion of street paving pro­ gram. . . 7^-Conatruction of boulevard around I^ak^ Monroe. H.— Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. ts—E*pension of achool ayatem with provision for Inereaaed facllitlea. C BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY A VERY NEED FUL PRAYE R: — Shew me thy way a, O Lord: teach me thy patha. Let integri­ ty and uprightness preaerve me: for I wait on thee. Paalm 25: 4*21. -o NOTES ON THE FOURTH He held a cracker In hia mouth, Did Abner Athabasca; They found a few teeth in the South, And others in Alaska. —Charlie Lecdy in Youngstown Telegram. li p m m . b ist season. In the business district new buildings are under way. The actual beginning o f construction yesterday o f the new arcade at the corner o f First Street nnd Sanford Avenue, marked what is hoped will be an extensive e ffo rt to pro­ vide sufficent store space nnd office room for those firms desiring to enter the business life of Sanford. Other badly needed downtown store buildings will no doubt make1their appearance before the first of the year. With a force of about one hundred men at work on the new Hotel Forrest Lake, this big building which will pro­ vide first class accomodations for about three hundred tourists, is taking permanent shape, and is causing much favorable comment on the pnrt of those who inspect it. Plastering in the east wing has been completed, nnd a few more weeks should see all of the plastering on both the interior and the exterior o f the building finished. Then will conic a few weeks of putting the finishing touches on the structure and making it ready for the opening ac­ cording to the schedule which was adopted several months ago. Dredging operations on the east side have begun. In­ terested spectators may be seen watching the filling opera­ tions as they are under way just east of the Clyde docks. Big pipes are being used nnd when work begins in real earnest, it is thought fast progress will be made on this important part of the improvement work. The Her­ ald hopes to soon Hee the dredge shift its position to the hotel sector and get that pnrt of the filling done so that the beautification work of the hotel grounds can he fin ­ ished by the time the hotel itself is ready for business. The retaining wall, between the hotel building and the lake itself is practically all in place nnd it seems that nothing remains to hinder the filling nt that point. Go where you will and things look good in Sanford. Wonderful strides are being made. Developments in ev­ idence on all sides are convincing proof to the outsider and investor that Sanford not only has the largest per enpitaChamber o f Commerce in the world, hut it has a people who are doing things in a big way, building a city of in­ dividuality and of substantial characteristics that are sec­ ond to none in the whole of this great state. It is a great development program that is going on in Hanford today, and the coming months between now and the beginning of the tourist season will bring many chang­ es in the appearance o f the city. 3 • ,4 r i *, - f 1 i I l H o w DSTb M -T h s S EA S O M 1 WE CWLVGeT,A0OuTWIftE' VbTertS ouT £ Because dan __ cm ALgiar-BNE-now m first, t h f o T t ^ carr is wonder wk» A ® " « 'I * the ! „ ! * ! ' t hows • a s ? ILL SAV TO Nbu, V W WAS t A aT You may tat fch.’ it, too, by matin?]!* akiWM After wa " hang f S S t t a hot oven instead.** LACY I SAW YoU tf/ifa T A cT I S A U - O I P S I u F F - W E jusTGoTfa geTscwe big flEW STunT WiHA WHALE Or AWCK/N »T L A & , tl*.| V A S . ftfT ? the C»ker, , ; fy touch off a j under the blame f One reason huiWj vacation, is, who , to feed the canary ■\« A few hatpin, fcj wi" keep u from i more than a second 3 THE FIGHT that France makes is necessary. Our civilization ia nothing to brag about, but it's better than the Mohammedan brand and the job in North Africa must be done thoroughly. Nevertheless you feel sorry for poor Abd-el-Krim. What chance would our forefathers have had in 1776, if the British had been able to bombard George Washington from the clouds? AMERICAN LADIES, It ap­ pears, entertain Parsian* by wear­ ing their stockings rolled down, showing nil of the knee nnd part of the leg bare, below n short skirt. Such women would represent the United States more usefully at home in front of American washtubs with their sleeves rolled up instead of hnving their stockings rolled down in Paris. NEVERTHELESS, the Pris Ma­ tin is partly mistaken in its criti­ cism o f these ingenuous American ladies. Tho Matin enys: “ Having shown us their throats, arms, shoulders nnd legs, women in America now determine to show u:t their knees. Tho French paper says there is nothing hygenic in wearing gar­ ters below the knees, ns compared with garters above the knees. That’s true. No garters nt all should be worn. They prevent cir­ culation of the blood. Stockings should bo held up by a sort o f har­ ness running down from the waist. the children can’t fad Human nature your dog seem to lit,, than any other knot?! Just ns the boy,’ I for college a resigns to becon-t » »I i " *]a! s ^ccotne ii gland discovery’ » many old men V’xr We never retd, | Hong Hong lk»t *( J sounds like nnwtoh^ , 1 •CkS man was arreted!* ing in n Chicago t k j think ue huve iff it. N in e men were usafej fish off the coast ot J where booze is throid Marry a Monde notice hair in the *3 nnd you won’t noticl steak. S A V IN G G A S O L IN E TAMPA TIMES According to a professor of the supposed to exercise, and put to University of Pittsburgh, lazy nu- bed at a decent hour, instead of BUT THERE is n hygenic value tnmobile drivers who fail to shut being allowed to run wild over in bare knees. All Esquimaux off their engines while their cars the streets nnd highways, wo Hia adenoids were found in Cork, women, even in coldest Arctic are standing still wnste thereby would have n saving worth while. Tonslla in Androscoggin, wenthar, arrange for nn opening R0,000,000 gallons of gasoline per And it would be a saving that in­ H ow ’s Y o u r Health? • Hia eyea in I’ nris and New York nt about the knee to let the air in. nnnuni. Of course he thinks there cluded morals and reputations as They never found his noggin. well ns fuel. If they didn’t do that, they would ought to he a law to stop it. — Houston Post-Dispatch. Instead of self starters for the Truly that is a lot of gasoline die for lack of oxygen. You are no doubt well nnd feeling flnr. And that's going to waste. And just think of automobiles, we suggest parental They found a tooth in Tlmbustoo, CHARITABLE AM ERICAN Jews the things that might be bought stoppers for the youthful shieks way to be. However, if Hicknrs* s.imi.it attacs An elbow off in Burmah; are asked to contribute $16,000,000 with all that money—not cxclud- ami flappers who abqse the auto So fnr above his poor nose bluw, mobiles. prepared—have a rrserve fund to pa) ilnctnr* bi|[,J to help 180,000 Russian Jews set- ing joy rides. It ain’t reached terra firms. "The country would fare much tle as farmers on land in the StepBut if you can’t make a law — Birmingham News. d ru ggist, etc. Keep an account with the Scminnli! more home laws o keep from burning I better of <* Russia. Ilies til iitioi»*• lthat lit) l "will 111 IV V1 1J tthem lit-ill |,V,M - . if we . had ,, „ T n m n tim r M ie fo e h m o D , i h i : « G „ 7 ' It appears that Jews, driven out up the road how can you stop and fewer legislative enactments. ty Bank. They found a foot in old Kentuck, -L C n i p t i n j, I V I lS t O lt U n G 01 O G G K in jJ I U u l i c i t y , 'o f Russian trade by high tnxation, them from burning up gasoline; Sure.^ Sure. That That'sa logical. A hand in old Virglnny; Soviet monopolies and subsidized I that they have bought and paid I But it brings up at once the They didn’t try to find his brain, From Chicago a few days ago came an Associated Press co-operate concerns, are co m - 1for? There is about as much [common conflict between morals They knew he hadn’t any. i Per Cent Interest Paid On Savings Accoa polled to turn to farming. 'waste in laws in this country ns and business, out of which morals — Macon Telegraph. dispatch telling of the methods used by three couples to mostly emerge with n lhrtp. there is in gasoline or any otlur i defy all manner of superstition. Utilizing every possible Over against this plan it will THUS THE hour glass o f his- Commodity. In Boston they found a sock, means to stir up the displeasure of Mr. Jinx, the six people tory is turned upside down. Centu­ The Memphis Commercial Ap­ lie put that the more people you In Los Angeles a vest; can shut o ff from using automo­ A pair of B. V. D.’s were located went from one foolish stunt to another without success, ries ago, the Jews, forbidden to peal has a remedy to suggest that biles the less gasoline that will would be just about as effective own land, herded in cities against unless it is that misfortune is waiting a more opportune Awny down in Key West. their will, were compelled to con­ as trying to stop a man from doing he either wasted or used, and — Avery Powell in Timcs-Unlon. time in which to make itself manifest. something that not even the high eventually the fewer automobiles centrate on trade. A t thirteen minutes after one o’clock, the thirteenth I Now in Russia they are driven it „ t of, gasoline frightens him that will be made or sold, Ills pipe was found in Ghirniro, o f Friday, they married back to the land. Many will wel- from doing. It says: | The scheme suggested would S T R E N G T H - S E R V I C E - P R O G R ffJ .minute of the thirteenth , . .hour .. , • were- ----------The tobacco down in LaBclle; "A substantial economy could b e ' undoubtedly be good for morals, Lord knows where the matches art m Death Cell Number thirteen, of the old British convict conic the change which will take ship Success. Thirteen guests carrying thirteen black cats them back to the condition of brought about by limiting the nu- but it would be had for business, Guess they must he in—Well! his ! tomohile to its proper uses. If, for , therefore wc don't expect it to --------o-------witnessed the ceremony which was concluded amid the shat­ Father Abrnhnm tending illustration, the boys nnd girls of get far. flocks. What has become of Hiram John­ tering o f thirteen mirrors. Ench bride carried a coal-black ! tender nge who burn up gasoline in I Wouldn't this be a different son? kitten. The jinx-defying sextette was selected from eight FOR EVERY 100 homes in the midnlitht joy rides were brought country, though, if we did have --------------- o — — — lion-superstitious couples who applied a fte r advertisements United States there nrc (> ROOM HOUSK wash­ under <he .restraining yileuenc., more home laws and less legislnIt’s just nn easy to boost as to which parents and guardians are ture-madc ones ? were published in the newspapers. ing machines. That shows prog­ knock, so let’s all boost. One happy couple received one hundred dollars in thir­ ress, and room for more prog­ ------- o-------N e x t To San Lnnta at aReal teen coins and a diamond wedding ring with thirteen dia­ ress. Headline says; “ Railroads Need The family without a washingMACON TELEGRAPH Money.” Haven’t got a thing on monds, Another received fifty dollars in two dollar bills and machine, unless the washing is us. B a rga in a hard luck opal ring, while the third couple received a fifty "sent out," proves that sonic wom­ --------o-------Time was when the most out­ candidate for another term. Sen­ an is condemned to needless slav­ dollar money award and a plain gold wedding ring. standing and aide members of the ator Underwood is a man of cour­ Dresses are becoming smaller all Easy Term s Perhaps the three couples really wanted to show they ery. the time hut the prices aren’t get­ An electric washing machine United States Senate came from age and convictions, a levelheaded, were unafraid o f had luck, and then against perhaps they ,' and wringer, costing a few cents the South. The days of Henry faithful public servant, a credit to ting smaller. Calhoun were his state; an honor to the republic. --------o-------were iust seeking some publicity. Frequently there are a day for current, makes of wash­ Clny and John The namo of one Tampa realty those who will go to great lengths in their attempts to get ing an amusement instead of hard great days for the Senate but Hia country van ill afford to lose scarcely greater than those which so high-miiiued a son from its halls work. firms In Long-Green Company. in the public eye. followed the Civil War. In that of legislation. With Underwood's Wo suppose they are making it al­ It makes it possible* ill a large ----------------o----------------family, with a busy mother, for period Gen. John B. Gordon, L. Q. passing, save for half a dozen exright. REALTO R TO D A Y IS NOT yesterday; we ourselves change; how the growing hoys nnd girls to do C, I.amir, John G. Carlisle and ceptons, th- South is represented ------- -o------George Graham Vest were senat­ n the Senate by narrow partisans A friend of ours says Isn’t it can our Works and Thoughts, if they are always to be the the greater pnrt of the week's ors from the South, and there were Rooms 501-502. Phone 35 and second-rate intellects. Change, indeed, is pain- washing and relieve the mother. funny how men never impair their fittest, continue always the same? First National Bank Building. others of like caliber with them [ W hy this change for the worse The cabaret type of growing hoy eyesight by looking ut those "see- lid ; yet even needful; anil if Memory have its force and from below the Mason and Dixon in the South's choice of senators? nnd girl won't like the idea, hut more" dresses. worth, so also has Hope.— Carlyle. S A L E S FORCE millions of the better kind of boys line. These men were aide, in- It cannot be for lack of material, fluential, several of them men for there are still big men in the and girls will like it. The one-piece bathing suit is M. M. S T E W A R T D O U G LAS K of unusual brilliance. { South big of mind and vision. C O D NEVER GAVE man athing to fo concerning which said to tie fast disappearing from More recently John Sharp WilHut the South's best nnd biggest IN AFRICA, nt Wimzn, in the i i i i i i u i H n u i u u i i i i i i i i g i i i n i,l,IR I> l our Florida beaches. Surely is— it were irreverent to ponder h >w the Son o f God would have Tanganyika Territory, ft magnifi­ liams preserved in the Senate, the men, save here and there, are not little by little. done it.— George MacDonald. ce nor runnng for cent new diamond "pipe" has been traditions of the long line of ilia- j in public office mama ■ au ■■ auKRHa ■■■■ ex ana a ■ * a a * * l,l>t tinguished Southern senators. He — found. The diamonds are unusu­ brought a classical scholarship, n the same. Why? Most likely be­ “ Sleeping Sickness" is declared cause the spirit of intolerance lias ally puis*, large nnd plentiful, thoughtful, penetrating mind nnd to he n disease hut our office hoy \ which will interest the new diamond a personality to the Senate. It infested the masses and no really „y i u v i n s. c o n n says it isn't a disease with some nitf man larrs to enptalize that trust. was a sorry day for Mississippi sort of thing in order to be elect­ people, it’s just a habit. / ------- o------A green recruit was having his , “ Sir,” said the sentry, in his and th>« nation when Senator Wil­ ed oven to the United States Sen­ A DIAMOND "pipe" is tin* name Experiments are now being first experience nt doing sentry newly-acquired military manner, given to a soft cluylikc mixture, liams left the Senate for tile quiet ate. 1he South needs to look to fields and hook-lined rooms of his duty ut one of the .Southern made to determine whether whis­ can- "my orders are to be vigilunt.” formed hy some ancient volcano in villago home and retired to private its political leadership In Congress V and nick men worthy of the line key can be made from onions. tenements in lit 17. Toward him! "What does vigilunt mean?" which diamonds are found. life. It was likewise a sorry day of illustrious statesmen who tit! TJhey ought to make strong s t u f f . 1through the darkness came u cap- said the officer. Diamonds are the product of tain. "I don't know,” said the sentry. intense volcanic heat. Who knows for Alabama and the country as a tne older days helped to make the An editorial in an Atlanta paper "Halt! Who goes there?" dr "Call the corporal o f the guard what explorers will find some day. whole when Senator Oscar W. Un­ Senate a place of power and intel­ derwood decided not to become a lectual royaltv says: "Atlnntn Leads.” Yeah, maiided the greenhorn. and well find out, said the offi- jo the depths o f volcanoes? A ton leads nil the rest of Georgia in "Officer of the day," came the ce^;1 ; or so of diamonds would upset the sending future residents to Flori­ answer, I he corporal of the guard came,, diamond market, and the diamond da, and saluted. trU!lt conip|otely> "Beat it ho, before I run you in," ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD "Corporal,” said the officer, Today’s best laugh: "B iff Mur­ said the sentry. "What the hell “ this man here doesn't know the IN ONE year the assets of thir­ phy says his idea of Heaven is ti would the officer o f the day he meaning of the word vigilant. Sup­ ty-eight insurance companies have “ During a recent rather extend- arranged the town intelligently for place where u fellow will ho al­ doin' bangin' 'round at night?” ed automobile trip " says the Can- present use and future growth, as pose you tell him." increased eight hundred millions, This story is matched by one lowed two weeks in which to get "It means, sir, to bo alert." an­ and their total assets are more ton, N. V , I Inin Dealer, "the wri- wise householders arrange their over his vacation.—Johnny Spen­ that I heard from u retired chap­ swered the corporal promptly. than nine thousand million dollars. ter saw two kind of villages. One family home. The other towns had lain who vouched fnr its authen­ cer In Macon Telegraph. entire y commercial- let everybody do ns they pleased, "And what does alert Of this large amount New York! !un<, ticity: -o >.'••..,v V. said the commander, anxious that State owns more than half nlf which !ZC< ' Un^ lnip ' n M gepodgc. seemIn one set o f towns, everybody >• ■V A Washington man is seeking u the officer of the day was tu- the lesson should la* driven h Pnde ° * c,vic ■P1” 1» b't o f spiritual satisfacshows that money in America : -VvL & / *$ ! Oft 1 1 1 IT (kl......... " divorce because his wife pinyed u spccting the gunrt to the pupi turns to New York as it con­ The other kind were the opposite, turn from the orderliness and benuukelele at him. If they allow a ‘ What are your order? he re "I don't know," said the corpo- centrates in London, across the They appeared to point with pride ty, nnd also material satisfaction. man a divorce on those grounds, quired of a drafted man. . ral. to on« 8f ct o,‘ ""t* *®y t0 thc vW * ! Property values were higher, as a water. they certainly ought to allow a tor. This is our business section,” ! rule. Visitors liked it there, staywoman one from n saxaphoneIF P. T, BARNUM were alive and to the other, surrounding sec- ed and spent money there, and ofplaying husband. tion, and say, “ Here are our homes,, ten decided to move there’ It isn’t j this would interest him. -■ ■-o - - RUSTIC LAKE-REGION our lawns, our flowers and gardens.; likely that anybody lost anything Professor Gorodkoff, learned The Turn pa Times slinking of Russian explorer, has discovered This section is sacred from the in the long run bv co-operating Crawford'* feat in pitching twenty Community advertising as, that has broken the world records in western Siberia a new race of sordidness of commercialization.” with hi* fellow-citizens for plans Innings against the Smokers Tues­ known today is a relatively new , on a per capita basis. Starting What made the difference? The looking to the good of the comday, says: "It was a great pitching development hut Is making tre-,out to Increase its income from men called "Forrest People." No­ beautiful, orderly, obviously self- munity rather than the individual. ROAD TO N E W SM YR N A feat that is unexcelled in this lea­ niemlou* strides and a number o f ; $5,000 to $50,000, it raised in n body in Siberia can talk their lan­ respecting villages, says the writer Zoning started with the big gue ami the Sanford tftirler has [nationaly-known advertising agen-! great community campaign J87 guage. The forest people call were zoned. The ugly ones, with towns, and is most necessary there. nil of the earmarks of a com in cies are giving much attention to *000, lt,u| the city voted an nddit- themselves "Nashen,” when means homes, gas stations, hot dog stands But no town is too small to adopt men. They think they are the only major league star." That’s giving inm praise of modern advertising, ional 120,000 - 7 0 Rcies in h e a r t ot* p re se n t high clu ^ credit where credit is due. California ------- o-------community ii' HANFORD, F L O R ID A . “ The C ITY s^ Company D of Sanford in the scale and recent machine gun competition in just now Fli II A L ,” with lake frontage, $700 per acre, cilJi camp at Jacksonville captured the <»m raised or appropriated advertising the Turck Trophy for the third succes­ sive time and thereby came into returning permanent possession of it. The :re are S C R U G G S R E A L T Y CO. hoys literally and figuratively side of “ stuck to their guns” to win the what Masonic Tem ple or Hotel Monte*uW* coveted award, 'ocatcl* _______________________________________ g i<*1 S e m i n o l e (J o u n h j S a n f o r d , Fla. mm m TH E SOUTH AND THE SEN ATE E . F. L A N E ■t ' MY FAVORITE STORIES [T , CJ ( ZONED AND ZONELESS TOWNS Sanford’s Public Spirit Will Pay Dividends 29 IIIIUM mm riuaW* aVrt: ■a ' v - at-*/ m i �r rr. 7 *f II » . "" I - : : - r amor 0 MB •.......... ........................ .. *—i --1*_ l 1 •'hit Vj ’ ir.i' X • '*li * tlPJ # >(f .ii-jdl '(dlltall i'. *v >il»* ihiuvn •?»({ JuiriiiA »if •f.Ji ynDvo .■•it; •; MUJG Iltkl liln liff i *' ill ■m» • J4 l' >0< J en d a f Tk»f!d*rvrjH entertain W *lB/ » 'Kid Party” E*jt Third street f ,\W will enterJwt her home w m ,i»w a x _ _ Miss 0 j■ honor of who is *J £ S a rc t Zach- .|i ' ir‘ isiJSvV •** ' fc 1 y.n ® ‘ ■ ti' * _ -------- detou. „ - Springaito'Suwnnnee * ild.tl , a, , Suwapnee 'Valley thru atu.' •« Lake City, High Springs and on Veil ■J*.Si ■ ,tdh Jib. P im P ■hiU > to Gainesville excellent asphalt and concrete road. First ten miles south of Gainesville, asphalt sur­ face, very good. F.nd of asphalt to Mica nopy 5 miles rough. r Hicanopy to Lowell asphalt surface, excellent. Lowell to Ocala, as* phalt surface under construction, Rhort detwurs. Ocala to Bellevicw nnd Leesburg, excellent asphalt surface. Leesburg to Eustis and .Mount Dora, good. Monnt Dora to Fort Myers generally in good con­ dition except detour between Olga and Ft. Myers and rough clay for four miles south of Zolfo. Read No. .1—Georgia IJne to to Orlando 1• Wilds Landing to Yulec sand clay road in good condition. Yuleo to six mile south shell rood in fair condition. From this point on A delightful trip right through the h eart o f the Citrus Groves and Fernerinto Jacksonville and Green Cove . Springs paved road, brick and ies. treated rock base. Green Cove I K ® Springs to Paiatka graded and im­ i t proved road, rought but passable. W e want Sanford Citizens to know what is actually being accomplished 3® Brick road from Rice’s Creek to in development. San Matoe, good. San Matoe to E ® Dunn's Creek, fair. Asphalt sur­ e 3® face from Dunn’s Creek to Sisco, Seeing is believing. Crescent City, Pierson and Lel.eon e J® Springs, excellent. Streets through tv® Absolutely no obligation. Del.nnd to Sanford and Orlnndo, fair. Detours between Deland and Sanford as good as possible to keep sand detours. Rough but en­ BUSSES A N I ) C A R L E A V E tirely passable. 3j® Road No. 1—Georgia Line to Miami c J® Hard Surfaced from St. Marys River to Jacksonville with asphalt S ® and brick, excellent. Road under SJ® construction by Ihivnl Co., from Bayard to St. Johns Co. line. Du­ e 3® Mrs. Flora Myers Gillentinc, Murphrnsboro, Tenn., has been appointed val county line to Bunnell 62 miles, e j® member of the Tennessee text book commission. .She will purge school 9 foot brick road with rock shoul­ tj® books o f evolutionary theories. h der. fair. Bunnell to end Reilly’s asphalt road 9 miles asphalt sur­ e J® face, excellent. Volusia county r M A K E Y O U R R E S E R V A T IO N S N O W .......................... .. good .....S f county line to Daytona very Daytona to New Smyrna 15 miles, j l >.® one mile detour, remainder paved. [ “ ® Rhone 349 Vl....° ‘ ” ' rJ r 11 >3 dKf xi1 -LSeir r if ai­ PIERSON, FLORIDA i ^holser will cn* 'j, honor of Miss [*? port Pierce and Kit!! of Tampa. rsonals „f Columbus, Ga., _ for a few days on 1. Etfceridlfe of Geneva of Mrs. Sam BradwrBell of Orangeberry. Uptcd a position with Ratliff. ,rie Griffin of Mobile, I attractive guest of her Cecil Frisbie, awn of Bamesville, Ga., lit of friends here Wcd>oute to Miami. L Brown and children |„r Daytona Beach where emain for a week. 1 i 1 Saturday, August 22, 1 From the First National Bank Building Rollins Campus Is BeingArrangedFor Forty-First Y e a r STATE ROAD CONDITIONS lion has returned from O ffice 305 tst Nat. B kBldg. D. C. where he spent with his parents. _A ed. Titusville to Cocoa IS miles, Road No. 1.—Nunez Ferry to W IN TE R PARK, Aug. 20.—(,Pi all paved except one mile in City JnrksoniilltiDuBose is spending sev- — With the opening of her forty Daytona Beach with first year only about a month in N'unez Ferry to Pensacola, from. limits of Fau Gallic. Molbnurn to Mrs. H. C. Dul^se. the future, Rollins College is get- Sage Bridge, 3 miles east, old Sebastian River, 17 miles. R miles remainder paved. ting her campus in order and ready earth road, condition, fair; detoour shell road, Wilkey has returned to greet the students, who la-t to left 1-2 mile. 1.1 mile; concrete Sebastian to Miami 1-TO miles all ami where she has been yenr came from 22 different paving. Detour I-if mile, nine paved. Road No. 5—High Springs to friends for the past states in the Union. miles concrete, excellent. I elisn. ___ _____ T. H. Lam ar State M g r Ft. Miers. \V. G. Broadhurst, Mgr., Treas. Ctoverleaf Cottage, the large 1'da to Kscombia Bay, county road Hight Springs to Newberry and three-story dormitory for women, b' ,i(ir shape. Milligan to Mossy K, Swope ami Mrs. S. which lias been the home of Rid- |[*‘l,d. county road, rough. Mossy Archer under construction, short W. J. Rudland, S an ford M gr. W of Oviedo were the lins girls for more than three , ‘ "'ad to DeFuniak, under eonstruc- detours. Archer to Williston and , Li Nell Williams Wed- scori* years, has been freshly paint- 1Dob. and rough, no detours. De­ Romeo, fair. Romeo to Dimneled. The old front porch has been ''uuink to ('aryville, good sand lon asphalt surface, excellent. ] and [ torn away and a new entrance i(aryville to Cottondnle, ■Dutiiiellson tBRuieuson to Inverness |[. Shuman and Miss being completed so that a more f-«nty mad in fair shape. Cot- '1*5 rough with exception of Oviedo were hospitable entrance may he pre- t,,n,b»}e to Marianna, sand clay of I-■ n»-b*s nevi bast just conii city Thursday as senteii The cottage faces on I ake riiu‘l hi K0"'! shape. Marianna to Pb'te'l m’ar Inverness. Rond unsenteil. m e cottage laces ,tfIl mj|M oust i(‘f Chattahooshee, llt,r••«n>truction from Holder to ffonids. V’ irginin. Brooksvill- through 3 ■ ■ ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! I l l l l i m i l M M B U X ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n i l ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • * * county toad in fair shape. From Hernando. Lyman Gymnasium, the fir.-t col wrt Barnes and Mrs. lege gymnasium erected in Flori- point above referred to to Quincy, Tampa. Bradenton and Sarasota to Murdock good except for 12 miles fcMindo spent WedM of road sotith from SIX Mile Credit' da, has »H ^ o -ryro ^ -«n d --o H > ..r cwu|ll, ,vhch i< in fair shape, •#J11111»•» M»f>U ’* Ml****♦*»''* 1 of their par- buildings oh Hie */• have been (iullu.\ t„ , 0 f f n^ y under construction. Traffic should hud Mrs. W. A. Fitts. .painted and improved in tunny .... . , |;|V Kron point above ! t,u‘ Bayshore road. Tampa to i ways. referred to to Tallahassee, county }Ir««bnton. From Murdock to airs. W. S. Hand left The Phi Alpha fraternity house, road in fair shape. Tallahassee !’un,a ( " ,r<b>. g'>"d except two Jor Hendersonville and in North Carolina, which is the first new dormitory |to S mib s cast on Wadesboro rond, ,n'.b‘14, l’un(a Gordn to F t. Myers, iaway about six weeks. in a number c f years, has been en- <county road in fair shape. Take f“ 'r. tireiy completed ami will be oecu- 1new road s miles east of Tallahas- . Road No. H— Haines City to Fort Pierce, mtroni has returned pied for the first time this Sep-1see to Aueilla River, goial sand tember by the members of the fra-1 clay, \ucilln River to Greenville, I Haines City through Frostproof, J tnonville, N. and It is a brick structure sand day road in good condition, i Sehring, Avon Park etc to bake I of interest where he ternity. |th* past three months. costing §35,000 and is located near Oil leaving Greenville follow the |Annie, good, bake Annie to Palm |? m the Dyer Memorial Amptii theater new State R »ad N’o. I to Madison, i Circle, mad it open to traffic but overlooking Lake Virginia. Live Oak, 1ake City and points rough and somewhat dangerous m •• klUdison nnd children The big horseshoe lawn is being. Hast, excellent sand clay road, especially in rainy weather. h tuorniug for Cocoa entirely irrigated and new plants There are no detours. Lakt citv Road Nil. 2.1— Helleview (i> IrUbe the guests of and shrubbery will all completely to Jacksonville, excellent. Plant City ku’ prenta for several be set out by the time the students This road is excellent in Marion, Road No. 2—Georgia to Fort Sumter, Hernando ami Pasco coun­ Myers. return on September 21 for the fall term. Georgia Line to Jasper <snnd ties, hard surfaced all the v«y. l»n Powell "f Tampa Is clay road in excellent condition. This is the best road for travel to N " Miss Margaret Zach* Jasper to White Springs sand clay Tampa from Ocala. Ihere Miss Powell will AgedSoottihmanFinds pient of many social SC RIM —Plain scrim, with ruffles, o f th e best quality m aterial— N iw ly made. N a tiv e Land Strange It ■ BELFAST, Aug. 20. f,Pi—The ISmith. Mis. Cecil FrisI 'A I H *ig Thompson and li t - ! sa* ,M t -n?nn 0,1 tl".' liner Cedric ■ • BeUy, spent the day which arrived here from Liverpool foeoaeulay on a show- recently enroute to America was |■ John Neill, an 86-year-old Scot.; J ■ •• ■'on. v v v -t-■?*;•<•■'* v ->•<■v <••> v^v v +<>- n - ^ o ■ ■■ He left his native Glasgow for ( ■ the United Status m 1861 uml 1■ ■ " N O N E H E L D IN UI5S E K V K Evans, who ha, tiecn fought in the Civil War, and tliis a Minnie Janis was his first trip to the land o f 1■ B E A D Y -M A D E F IL L E T N E T Several designs on the best qu ality net nionih, left today for Itis nativity. ,p ° f ,*!'•»“ « » cf her *‘ I did not meet a soul 1 knew,1 ■ Some with fr in g e - - A ll nicely made. I f e.-«rJ Willi*. he said. "Everything was ehang * ed and I was like a strnngur in a Hagan and daughter, strange land. Now 1 am going TW O DAYS O NLY wile |fn— ’ A IK gan returned hack to Honolulu to spend the re­ |Joni Hendersonville, maining days of my life.” Saturday and Monday (hey spent the’ ’ Pleasantly. Among other dogs used by the ♦ •}++>++-Jit-'>,>vvv+ vvvvvvv-J -! Department o f Agriculture to fat­ I Merriw,-ther n „ d ten fleas was a bull pup that was » . D " , ve , l turn- found to be immune. As fast as E V E R Y F A S T G IN G H A M , , where they the insects were placed on the dog 0( Mr. and Mrs. they hopped off. Scientist.-, are try­ •or several weeks. ing to find out the secret of his aa * » ■ ■ « * ■ * Dainty Pin Checks—Just the cloth fo r kiddy clothes and appropriate for defensive armament. Ifrionds „f Mr*. Jf. ||, school wear— Best Grade— 36 inches. laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai] L£ ,„J l.'* b'arn that she ■ y r,:ii'lv after having fderation at the FerY A K !) Hospital Wednes- fjm Florida Land Investors Co., & NEW SHIPMENT OF •I Liffled C u rta in s Summer Hats $ 2.00 $2.25 Mi-lady’s Shoppe ^rod nnd family of r* the guests of Mrs. ,* Ball, Thurs10 Daytona Beach ■ '"1 bf the guests of of Thanks rthank I ou»* many JlatiYe.s for their ‘ •oral offerintfs ■avenit-nt for our 7 n(> and father. Carraway p '* ( ilrr a w ay La rra way s n 1,1 c’a|raway s' p ‘ p* Carraway nm' « Carfavvay »'ISonL “ rr" W" y ^ ; ■ Tyler. M. T e lfo r d Willys-Knight ‘RuggedWater’ A Paramount Pic turn ‘- j ■i/ #■ . # on the K & L Plan W ith Lois Wilson Wallace Decry W arner Baxter Phyllis Haver 65c B ALAN C E M O NTH LY to Explain the Time Payment Plan From Jusepii C. Lincoln’s “ best-seller” novel of the *'ape Cod lifesaving service. Best sea thriller yet. M o to r Co. Milane, Friday Phone 58 [■■■■■■ Sanford, Fla. ’V ' lU 'i: YARD • r V1* itSfcP i TfiJr T v i n n SOLID COLORS—36 inches wide in b est grade. S M A L L DEPOSIT A gripping nielo-drdama of the sea with a big, all-star east. 75c i,v J' 4 �.)< r^ n TH E8J ders b y ; 'Cf Yan- York. t's ICS __ H Jch REVERSES the second inning the visiting fhritl wpnt' tw p te c w f "Wlth^’thrrt error* that allowed the Tigers a* ■.* ... .. , ;• • i , ■ many runs. u-unviK i- •a m St. L ou ia T rim s PhiU delphia Score by Innings; ; Club W h ile D odgers l a k e New York .. .. 000 100 110—3-8-0 Niim be:* o f P itts b u r g h tr e w Detroit .. .. „ .. Oil 000 OOx—4-0-1 Butteries: Pennoch and Benu r CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-(/P)—The Rough; Wells and Woodall. progeny of William Penn, desirous !• » u of barring the descendant of rnihCHICAGO 3; BOSTON 1 CHICAGO, Aug. 20—( ^ —Char­ er Knickerbocker from any more ley Robertson nut-pitched Howard world’s scries, took u couple o f lus­ „ , ,, n . Khmke in a twirling duel Wednes- ty socks flush on the jaw WednesI Aa a !i result, t. COIUlifl day. As Connie MllClC A Browns Trim A th le tic s 9 to day in which Chicago defeated Boi* Jmr Dazzy Vance Stops Pirates Athletics nnd tho Pittsburgh I i8 ; Detroit T ig e r s D ow n ton, :t to 1. The White Sox bunchanil Dodgers W in Game Yank s Score 4-3; W h ile Sox |e‘* their hits in the first and the rates are possessors of rudely un­ 8 to 7; Phillies B cxt Reds ,, i itnui on Crow 't In 1 seventh innings. Rolmrtsnn allow - itrevia ted leads in the American Heat Boston C rew .1 to 1 , only two 8crfltch ,,ita until the and National Leagues’ pennant As Braves Dump the Cards “ * ' eighth inning when a base on halls races. Sanford Team W insFirsl(\ r • CLEVELAND, Aug. 20.—d/P)— [a single and n double gave the visNEW YORK, Aug. 20.— (/P)— George Slsler’s unusually docile test By Score I to 1 With The Ginnts chalked up their fourth Washington made it two straight Jitors their lone run. Browns jostled the Mackmen into K elly Doing Mound W ork: straight victory, defeating Chicago from Cleveland Wednesday, win­ Score by innings: n virtual tie for first place by de­ Team Plays Perfect Ball 7 to C in the second gnme o f tho ing 12 to 8. Reuther helped u> Boston ......... 000 000 010-1-5-2 feating them 9 to 8 in a hair r*|m* series. The Cubs tied the score win his own game with three hits, C h icago........ 100 000 20x—3-7-1 ing finish in the ninth while after being five runs behind in tho including a home run with one on. Butteries: Zahnizer and Bis- Washngton was measuring UevcSmokers Shut Out second inning, but Test in the six­ Smith retired with n lame ankle, choff; Robertson and Crouse. land for a clean 12 to 6 knock-out. th when Limlstrom singled and but Knrr, who replaced him was Three pcr-centnee points separat­ Feds 1-0 in Second knocked out of the hox. With the scored on Snyder’s double. ed the American leaders tonight. Brown’s Triple Followed By buses full and two out in the ninth. Score by innings: Their stnndins: Three Hits In How In Fourth S. Doyle’s Perfect Bunt Chicago .. . O il too 000-0- 9-1 |Reuther gave way to Mnrberry, Philadelphia .......... 72 39 .M.) Inning Give Tampa Team Washington............ 73 40 .MO In the Fourteenth Inning New York .. 330 001 00x— 7-it-a who pitched Iwo halls to retire Batteries: Alexander, Bush and McNulty. Third Baseman Hodapp, One Run head to Win Game The Giants, repulsed a mildGives Saints Game 5 to l Gonzales; Bentley, Winner, Dean, recently purchased from Indiana­ game assault on the Chicago Cuba FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE polis, joined the Indians today and lluntzinger and Snyder, Hartley. for a 7 to 0 victory, which ena­ TAM PA, Aug. 20.—(/PJ—TumSt. Petersburg 5; Lakeland 4, (14 ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 20.— made two hits, one a double, bled them to shave the Pirates pn and Sanford broke even In their innings.) Score by innings: dwindling lead to two full games. double-header here Wednesday af­ UP)— Brown’s triple with Steve DODGERS TROUNCE PIRATES BROOKLYN. Aug. 20.— <,V> - Washington 120 025 011— 12-20-2 Tampa 1-1; Sanford 4-0. The Buccaneers, although mining ternoon, the Celery Feds winning Doyle’s perfect bunt on a squeeze 002 020 103— 8-IU-2 blows an the debonair Dazzy tho first 4 to 1, and the Smokers piny gnvo St. Petersburg n 5 to 4 Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh, 8 Cleveland N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Batteries: Reuther, Marberry Vance, were subdued by Brooklyn, egtting a shut out in tho second victory over Lakeland in a 1 l-in- to 7 Wednesday and as the Giants humbled the Cubs, the lead of the and Sc verier!; Smith, Kurr, Cole Chicago (5; New York 7. 8 to 7, late inning rallies failing 1 to 0. Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia 5. to overcome the weight of decis­ Three singles in a row in the ing battle here Wednesday. Thor- Mi (ate a in thu National league and L. Sewell. with self stripe:!a oiirt neat jl Pittsburgh 7; Brooklyn 8. ive punches administered by the fourth inning of the second game born went the route for the High­ scramble was reduced to two M. Louis 8; Boston 5, ST. LOUIS, Aug. _’0—f/P)— PhilRobin in the fourth and seventh put tho only run over for Tam- landers, giving up only ten scat­ games. jacquard figures Pnzzy Vance stopped the Cor­ wus narrowed to tthrue points rounds. The National standing: pa, the Smokers being retired in tered hits, although his wildness A M E R IC AN LEAGUE sairs, and although he was bang­ w— as narrowed to three points both the third and fourth with the frequently put him in trouble. Pittsburgh ............. 00 44 .000 ed for 11 hits, he fanned eight here Wednesday when tho St. New York 3; Detroit 4. bases full. In tho seventh inning New Y o r k .............. 07 49 .578 The Box Score Washington 12; Cleveland 8. hatters. The Rolans chased l.ec Louis Browns registered their sec­ McQue led o ff with a two-bugger I.AK ELAND Boston 1; Chicago 3. AB R II PO A E Meadows of the nairind in the ond straight win over the league Philadelphia 8; St. Louis 9. nnd Bailey beat out an Infield hit Kowalski, 2b. .. 0 1 1 r. •i 0 Even the shrawdust judge of to put him on third with none out. Buckley, ss. .. .. 0 l •» 3 (5 1 fourth inning when they scored leaders. The score was It to 8. four runs. Oldham replaced M.*uA belated rally which netted tho The next butter fouled out and Welch, lf-3b. .. 4 1 O SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION *» 4 0 0 shirts will adm it that these are spk Culbrcath grounded to Weik, Mc­ Brazier, cf. .. .. « 0 t 3 0 0 dows and heltl the Robins in Athletics six runs in the ninth nnd Little Rock 1; Ne*v ■''■.'leans a. check until the seventh when they put them two markers ahead went Chattanooga f< 3; Memphis 3-5. Que being held on third. Casnrcs Edwards, lb. .. n 0 2' 19 0 0 values. T h e quality of the Madnt made a great catch of Hardy’s P. Doyle, 3b-c. .. li 0 I 1 I 0 scored their last three tallies. for naught. The Browns retaliat­ Nashville 7; Birmingham 5, Sheehan finished the game. It was ed in their half of the Inning by drive to left field to retire the Surface, rf. .. .. 4 0 0 3 0 0 Only three scheduled. excellent, tho workmanship nnd finjj Vance’s eighteenth victory of the scoring three runs. aide nnd end the game. Francis, c, .. .. (1 0 2 3 0 1 season and his third strni&ht. Philadelphia used twenty player Tampa’s loose playing played a Cusnck, 3b. STOCKHOLM, Aug! 20.— UP)— „ II 0 0 0 0 0 down to tile minutest detail arc rae Score by innings: including five pitchers. Al Sim­ SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAGUE Jnrge part in Sanford’H victory in Therborn, p. .. .. fi l 1 0 7 1 Situated between Finland nnd Asheville 12; Augusta II. Pittsburgh . 200 002 021— 7-tl-l mons, Philadelphia centerfichler, the first. McQue tripled in the Norway, both partial prohibition etl with nil the care and precision us# Brooklyn . 001 100 30x—£-13-1 hits his twenty-first home run of Knoxville 13-0; Macon 7-4. fifth and scored on a passed bnll countries, Sweden, a non-prohibi­ T o t a ls ........ fit) 4 12x 11 1 Hi 3 Greenville 9; Columbia 8. Batteries: Meadows, Oldham and the season. Rice, of the Browns with the squeeze play on. Three ly confined lo higher cost shorts, x Two out when winning run Gooch; Vance and DeBerry. Spartanburg 5; Charlotte I (12 in­ tion country, claims to be th sob­ more rups were scored by Sanford scored. also hit for the circuit. erest of the lot. nings.) Score by innngs: in the sixth, two of them ns the ST. PETE In Finland and Norway the il­ sizes in neckbands and sleeve length!! AB R II PO A E PHILLIES BEAT REDS Philadelphia 000 001 105— 8-14-3 legal consumption of liquor is said result of errors. Morris, rf. .. .. ti ii •> 0 0 0 Women participated in French PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.—(A ) St. Louis 100 230 003-9-11-2 to far exceed the amount legally The Box Score Mcssner, ss. .. .. r> 0 It 7 7 ti Batteries: Harris*, Rommell, elections, for the first time, May used, while the amount consumed Mitchell, 2b. ,. .. 0 1 •> « FIRST (JAMB 1 1 — Philadelphia wall the third gain4 I. in Sweden is steadily decreasing, AB R II PO A E Brown, cf. .. .. ti I <» 1 0 1 of the scries with Cincinnati Red ., Gray, Quinn, Groves and Coch­ HANFORD o •t f» to 4, here Wednesday. The di figures show. The Swedish policy rane; Gaston, Girard, Vapgibbr 0 •* 0 (1 1 0 it .. 4 S. Doyle, 3b. .. 1 .. 4 1 Dumas, cf. M is said to he toward reducing the B L O O D S H O T EYES Frisbie, *s. .. .. a 1 1 5 o II Barnes, Hi. .. .. 0 0 1 d ; 1 1 feat marked the end o f .Donohue’s and Hargrave. consumption of liquor, rather than 3 0 1 3 0 1) Cox, Jf. ......... .. 9 1 *i 3 li 0 string of twenty straight wins Joyner, It. .. Are cured without pain in one day by ! u •* 0 over the Phillies, M 4 0 Hesse, c........ .. r. 1 I 8 «» McQue, 2!t. .. .. i 1 1 O Ltntnrdi’s Golden Eye Lotion. No t°U proh'hit on. Lach household ho DETROIT I; NEW YORK 3 After tying thu score in the liquor n 0 0 1 M t) Stngg, p....... .. 4 1 0 O 3 II Bailey, 111. .. .. 4 DETROIT, Aug. 20.—(A*)—.De­ other eye remedy in the world as ■ !L0W“ . VI Vf . Kinsey, rf. .. _ -1 0 II <* l 0 Brower, p, .. .. i 0 (1 0 1 0 eighth the Phillies scored tin* win­ troit evened the erics with New cording, healing and strengthening for month and the supply for restau­ FURNISHERS TO MEN WR0 KN’QT| ning run after the first two bat­ York by taking the second game, weak eyes. Insist on having "Lcoti- rants also is restricted. Culbrcuth, 2b. .. 3 0 1) 0 1 0 During the period of 1911-13 T o t a ls ....... . 19 fi U> 12 23 ■1 ters in the ninth fanned. Sand I to 3, behind steady pitching b> ardiV Alford, c....... *4 *1 1 1 1 li II It makes strong eyes, At SAN FO R D , FLA. nnd Leach singled in succession Wells and with the aid of six bltih- all druggists. when the system of restriction Score by innings: Hardy, c....... « 1 0 0 1 0 II *1 0 0 0 fi 0 Lakeland was new, consumption of liquor in 102 000 100 000 00— I and the former .-cored on Cy W il­ Kelly, p. .. Stockholm averaged 25 liters a St. Pete 000 300 100 000 01—5 liams’ safety which dropped in ■ ax at?rt uaiBi year for each person. Public o f­ Summary: Two base hit. Morris. left for a single. Totnls „ .. .. 30 1 7 27 13 (1 Score by innings: fences were 17 for each 1,990 in­ All u 11 PO A E Three Imse hit, Brown. Home run, TAM I*A 2 1 1 4 4 0 Thurborn. Stolen bases, WtAch, Cincinnati 002 100 010-- 1-10-2 habitants am! drunknrd.s treated Hneml, 2b. .. 110 000 1)21 .">-13-1 In hospitals averaged 12 for 10,Hicks, 3li. .. " 4 0 1 0 3 0 Brazier, Mitchell. Sacrifice, Welch, Philadelphia Butteries: Donohue and Har­ M U00 of population. Estrada, cf, .. .. 4 II l 3 1 0 Buckley, S. Doyle 2, Brown. Left ■ > 3 1 on Imses, Lakeland II, St. Peters­ grave; King and Wilson. M Weik, ss....... .. 4 II l < ■ 0 II burg 13. Base on balls, o ff Stngg 0 Lee, r f.......... .. 4 (1 i E R1TUCIFOIIUII I S E M E NIkl T S T E L L I YUO m . Power ., alcohol | t is ,being , r' distilled nAuDVVDiv U U AVI M Casa res, If, .. _ 4 II 3 1 (1 t) 3. o ff 'I hcrhorii 7. Struck out*, by BOSTON"3 ; s r. Mrt'LS 4.' ' * r S f i l u f f i i ? [' X 'M y m r;K * M AN G E OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR Y( 2 1 Thei btini 2, by Slngg 3, by Brow­ Nance, c....... .. 5 0 O It IJ BOSTON, Aug. 20.— (/P)—The Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property ■ I = - - = —: ---vzrrzr: ----- — — ~— ' ‘ 0 0 1 ) 10 er 3. Hit ■, o ff Stngg 12 io 11 in­ St. Louis Cardinal* lost their third Jesmer, lb. .. .. 3 ■■ _____ Cobb, p.......... « 2 0 n 1 0 0 nings (none nut In 12th», off straight game to the Boston (W elch), by 11rowci Braves, 5 to 4, W ednesday, when Htockrnnn, x .. „ 1 0 0 0 0 II Stngg V Peterson, p. .. .. t) 0 0 0 0 II (W elch). Wild pitch, Thcrhum. the Braves nicked llnine for four Winning pitcher, Brower. Um­ r)in in the second inning. Gan-' T o tn ls ....... . 30 t 8 27 11 3 pires, Wore, lloii! ton nnd Fry. treau's single with the bases fail « We are permanently located in Sanford Time, 3:00. followed by Welch’ triple accoun­ Score by innings: ; ■ Sanford ............. 000 013 000—4 ted for these runs. Three fad B OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS Tampa ............... 000 001 000— 1 double plays by the Braves’ infield — K x Batted for Cobb in 8th. helped Boh Smith to iris victory. Summary: Two base hit, ens­ Score by innings: ? We guarantee Satisfaction. HESE low prices arc not for new cars built fine northern white ash xz4 hard nuf ures, Three base bit, McQue. Stol­ St. Louis tltld 20U 200— 1-10-0 to sell at new prices. < extra gauge steel for which *t pi FLORIDA STATE LEAtJI E en bases, Dumas, .Jesincr. Sacri­ Boston . I 10 III)!) DU::—5- 8-2 glass, walnut inlaid with belli (Second Hall) They arc for Studebnker earn identical with those fices, Kelly. Double plays, Weik I f you have Property you want sold— List it with us Batteries: Haines, Dickerson, j ments. In short, these aretteunafc Won Lost Pet. which have been in tremendous demand at higher to Snead to Jesmer. Left on bases Tampa - every particular—only the priceta ■ ............ .. 37 It! .098 It hem and O’ Farrell; it. Smith and and kiss it good-bve. prices during the past eleven months. ■ Sanford 2; Tampa 0. First base Lakeland x You can’t appreciate wlut i hapia 35 2! .925 O'Neill. They arc for Studebakcr cars so well built ot on balls, off Cobb 2; Kelly I, Hit . St. IVtei shtirg . cars are at these new prices until jz . 153 I 21 29 such high quality materials that net profits during o ff Cobb 0 in H; Peterson 1 in 1. Sanford ......... them point by point with others. 13 43 .232 the past six months have averaged only $140.64 » Struck out, by Cobb 4; by Kelly 2; Remember tlia- Stu-.IcbaUer carslun per car. The rest of the money the public paid us Peterson 1. Passed bulls, Nance, AM ERICA N LEAGUE constantly up to date. Improveaesa went into making a car with scores of thousands of u Alford. Losing pitcher,- Cobb. Won Lost Pet made as soon as developed — M* • miles of excess transportation. Umpire, Baxter. Time 1:00. Philadelphia . 72 39 .919 spectacular announcements under I These earnings arc a triumph for the one-profit Washington .. 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. .919 73 HI * new yearly models’’ designed to dq \ SECOND GAME basis of manufacture. No manufacturer on a leas Chicago .1 52 .552 already in ib.c hands cf owners. ■ All It II PO A E 1St. Louis .. . HANFORD clficient basis could have made a dollar selling cats 57 .590 ii i n avB aaaB aaaB aaaaaitaaaE H aaiB B aB aaaM cxaB aaB B aB B iaii * 4 NASHVILLE Temi., Aug. 19.— 0 ii t II 1) Detroit Dumas, cf........ of Studebakcr quality at Studebaker prices. .. .. 59 fist .491 OP)—“ We will cnurl nu irivestignSti/jcnc; iiit'3— KiJcL’tt cm Frisbie, ss....... 3 l! u II II (l Cleveland .. 99 52 .10 5tmle/iiiLer is the only onc-firo/it car In (he fine car tion of the rumor: that Nmdivillc Joyner, If........ 3 11 II *1 II 0 New York .. .. 49 91 .131 /it (< 1 . Only Ford tint! NmdcMlu-r make /or all ihcir v Many of the most important superierrt <1 Boston . .. McQue, 2h. .. 3 1) •i •f .. :t i 78 .Hill liusebull players weie ’npprouehed’ curs till bodies, all engines, all gear sets, clutches, baiters are hidden until revealed by to leave tin: team,” .). A. G. Sloan, Bailey, lh........ 3 11 3 9 <1 li springs, differentials, axles, steering gears, gray iron miles of usage, but here are some president of the N.i-hvillr HamKinsey, rf........ 3 1) ii «f II it N ATION \L LEAGUE castings and drop /orgings. 4 to prove our statemeut that every^ 3 0 l 0 1 n Culbreth, 3b. Won Lost l ’ct. ball Association, >.iitl l.ite 'l uesdny. Thus we save and pass on to purchasers profits ■ more up to date than the newest 11 1 1 1 0 Pittsburgh Hardy, c....... “ We knew nothing about it and mm 99 11 which many other manufacturers must pay to out­ jA On all prevent Studebaker 1 1) II 1 1 1 New York Mason, p....... r.?a when our nlteiitooi was culled to 97 19 side parts and body makers. ^ automatic spark control, II il II 1 1 Myers, ............ 3 < iininiiat i 91 52 r. d» the rumors we deeiiled to ask the steering uhecl, 8alay clock a—. St. I.OIli-1 Cnmiiiissioiicr K. M. Ijuolis to look No 57 T il* l .mi yearly m odels” m akes sales ju m (» the dath_ improved one-pie. r a irulw*M T o ta ls ........ 25 (1 7 IK K •t Itroollyn 53 57 ' . 182 into the matter for the of tho cidenta/ lock of ignition and ilem*/1* Thus we were able last January to reduce prices Alt R II PO A TAM PA K Philadelphia .. 51 i;o | I.V.) gome, chi mil crankshaft, coud W slB o W j* already low. 1 l) l) ■f •I il Hii-ion Snead, 2h, .. .. “ Selllenient will iest with Prc1-I III 51 95 and oil drain valve beside the espu*) I Then wc announced that Studebaker would have (i 1) Chicago Hicks, 3b. . 3 U it 111 9 t t It 1 ideht .lulln D. Martin ut nn iiivm.■ t C l Studebaker pioneered the . no more “yearly models’’ to artificially depreciate it (l il Estrada, cf. tlgntioo to be held tomorrow when Top with roller side enclosure* T cars in the hands of owners. 3 (1 l 4 1 u Weik, ss....... SOI t HEIt.N the players ore summoned in ap­ LEAGUE — /?) eloaed car protection to open vU Sales instantly started to soar and have forced Lee, i f ............. »! 0 II (I (l 0 Won 1.ust Pet. pear before him. seconds. the vast Studebakcr plants to maintain peak pro­ 3 1 11 1 li 1) New Orleans Casa res, If. .. " I f there is nothing In the ru­ ,5lili 99 53 duction tliroughout the summer, in the face of Studebaker pioneere:d the use ot Lopez, c........... *1 u 1) 3 3 0 Atlanta 79 59 mors, the players should lie ex.550 declining production for the industry in general. tires, for which steering mechani Jesincr, 11*. .. . 3 u •) 7 1 II Nn -hvillc one rated," lift fi'.l .521 body lines have been especially ui Swanson, j>....... *1 0 I 0 3 II •l<’lltplt i, . To one-profit savings wc thus add savings due ti.i li.t .508 \ii investigation was welcomed to long continued peak production. These savings MuUilu Come in and see these sturdy, A* •it 91 . IKS al t< by Juno- Hamilton, manager wc share with customers in the price reduction Totals .. .*. .. 21 l li 21 III II (’ hattnnoiiga profit" cars. Today, more than ex® .171 m the team, who declared that he 57 91 announced August 1st. x Snead took first on call•her Studebaker is a big money’s worth Little Rock i m would have ito formal statement Intcrfercncc. . We still use genuine leather, mohair upholstery, 51 99 Biniiitigliain .139 until after Martin arrives. Ask about our liberal Budget ftJ* Score by Innings: g - " ■ :--------------Sanford................... 000 000 0 Tampa ........ ........ OIK) 100 x— I IUH Seven iriniiig» agreement. R 1 Summary: Two base bits, Mc­ li Que 2. Stolen Iiiiros, Gasan**. ft Sacrifices, Lee, Lopei. Left *>n Onset, Sanford 5; '1’anipn 8. llusos Standard Six M odels on bulls, o ff Mmsun 3; Swanson I. _ N«w Price Old Price 5«»iaa Hits o ff Mason 1 in 2 1-3; Myort Country Club Coupe $1295 $1345 $ 50 Fmntinjr ott CViory Avritue adjoining two gtorea tiiat 5 in 4 2-3. Struck nut, Swanson I; Conch . . . . 1195 1295 100 Mason 1; Myers 2. Passed ball , Sedan corner on Celery Avenue. I f taken quick can lie purLopez. Losing pitcher, Myers. . . . . 1495 1595 100 Umpire, Baxter. Time 1:25. V- SENATORS B E A T GIANTS CHALK U P C e le ry -F e d s S p lit 4TH WIN IN ROW; SPEAKER’S CREW Double H eaderW ith TRIM CUBS 7 TO 6 BY SCORE 12 TO 8 G i, \M Tam pa W ednesday K LAKELAND LOSES 14 INNING BATTLE TO ST. PETE TEAM Yesterday’s Results Madras Wet Sweden M ore Sober Than M any O f Dry Neighbors McKinnon-Markwoodl Alien & Brent r A T A U C T IO N ISa m e F ine Studebak Prices Reduced H ow They Stand T Southern League Baseball “Scandal” To Be Investigated ALLEN AN D BRENT crowded cltaaed at $75.IM) a front fool on easy ternia. .• Trs/fic incrcaifcn a third every ticemk, -. x ____ BuicKShowrooms Special Six M odels thefirstshowingof haveYm seen ■ | Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. 2102 First St. Hcni tors. Hanford N*** Ptico Duplex-Phaeton $1775 $1 Coupe . . . . 2045 245 2195 Brougham . • 2195 257 Sedan . . . . 2?45 Bcrline . . . i 2325_2os| Duplex-Roadster $1395 $1450 $ 55 Sport Roadster 1 5 9 5 1645 Duplex-Phaeton 1445 1495 Coach . . . 1445 1595 Brougham 1695 1795 Victoria . . 1750 1895 Sedan . . . 1895 2045 the B etter Buick A t $610.01) per front foot. Big Six Models ,N N N . « Price Old Prtce Series Between L’irat and Second Streets on Sanford Avenue N A TIO N A L LEAGUE St. Louis ut Boston. 1‘ ittsburgh ut Brooklyn. (Mncinnuti at I'hiladelphia. Chicago ut New York. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at Chicago. ."hiliuJi Ip)iat at St. Louis. New York ut Detroit. Washington at Clrvelaml. at til) F e e t * -f. ■ New Prices Effective August 1st Busy Americans 12SFeet f_ FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE .Sanford at Tampa. Nt. JVtersliurg at Lakeland. r NOTE—A l l th* that bumpara, apart no longer aapplurd >t U h B i t St* ^ f. o. b. factor?* M^af tax gntr** TheBd/erBU ICK II SANFORD BUICK .COMPANY;,. _ M >1 V H 7i n u V n ra- . , a a a x s s �i t AUGT - IV one _______________ __ ___ _______ ;____________ _____________________________ here is no Substitute for Results J48 Classified Directory j d. hj Advertising PR IN TIN G 'ad. ba tes For Sale For Sale Wanted FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in F n a g n e , ---------------- ---- • --------- ---------FOR SALE: Three adjoining fill WANTED: To buy a nine or ten the FORT LAUllKill>ALE Avocado pears. Fresh FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE DAILY N E W S -it covers U in Ad**0** on tho trees. 305 Park Avenue. 1 foot lots, close In on Celery Ave. room house close in, suitable for tirowSEMINOLE PRIN TE RY, W. N. nrd County thoroughly which i« TWO 1<>T<4 i t U M - i o» T ~ 7nn Twenty-five for roomers. Will pay $1500 cash, bal­ ,w‘‘my-tfv«* hundred hunureo dollars aonars tor will “ Lumley, Prop. PRIN TIN G TH AT one of the most ft sVmth ^ lht‘ ,hr‘‘e' hundred cash- *50 ance in monthly payments. Price PLEASES, at very reasonable sections must be reasonable. P. O. Box 1-1. ons „on the i 'Florida KTrCoast.'Sidewalk T . ? ! S ld L „l,LUt„\..fr.?.tff_et dM,H’ » month. Address Box 82. City. *?r',la and street paving paid! prices. Remington Portable Type­ Sample Sample copy and rate card upon *»• H. Hutchinson, ‘ P ’ 1020 I-aurel FOR SALE: Sect! potatoes, Spauld- WANTED: Carpenters and labor­ writers. Telephone 93, Weluka request. Avenue. ers for new ice plant. Apply on i ing Itose Four for fall plnnting. Bldg. Price $1.AO per bushel. F. F. l»ut- J“ I* nt ltfels Garage 4e ■ *5 *bl» »*>«*• W IGHT P R IN T SHOP— Printing LEARN ABOUT Polk County and WINDOW. In the pines over- ton & Co., Sanford, Fla. W ANTED: lardy cashics. Apply Ukeland, through the StarTit* Engraving, Embossing, See ua looking Sanford. 4 lots, 1 corner, . for «onmanager of Union News RestauTelegram Best advertising me­ FOR SALE: One pair mules, har-l first. We do it. Phone 417-W. 1 south front. 2 East front. Must «, r*'*4 dium in South Florida, published ness and wagon. Hay rake ami rant. A. C. 1 Depot. R. R. Ave.-CommerclaJ St. Sn»*n^5a» ' ,n* th « L t?freth* r‘ J- H. Hutchinson, mowing machine. W. E. Betts, Ball mornings. STAR-TKLFGUAM— ?1020 Laurel Avenue. Ukeiand. Florida. Yd ‘ «|M for fir** WANTED TO KENT: 5 room Hardware Co. R E A L E STATE house. Rent not exceed $25,00 FOR SALE: 12 acres, four acres irWtrlc«4<J to FOR SALE: Two L:ast front lots per month. Will leaso for 12 OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales cleared and fenced, $1200 cash. Vi.’. ' o'" V ” on Sanford Ave.. 00x125 feet, months. .1. 11. II. Care Herald. The 8*n* J. E. SPURRING, sub-division through the Xenia Gu**tte. Zen- Iletwron t n -i... i , ^.lary, Sanfoni and j Om> cortu,r> j.;nsy terms. Address f r f , rerponolbl* ia. Ohio Rich agricultural dis­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Orlando road. Mrs. IL 1L U w * m ! ^ S ly . liuMtrllon WANTED: Orders for awning. lando, Florida, and F Fb r a trict. Want ad and display rates i* T . ,ut)*«<iuent Will be ready to start making on request. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ FOR SALE: Two new houses on v m . c _ within 5 or 0 days. J. B. II. Care n*£l, in or Two East front lots way. Sanford Ave. Three miles out.|*OK SALE on Sanford Ave., (’>0x200 feet, Herald. COLUMBUS (Gu..) LEDGER — Ginderville Heights. Ixtts from (TMR>, s $200/ “ up. Easy terms. A. C. Gin-; T!,ri'e 'ni,e* ®uV.uE“ *y terms. Ad- WANTED: One or two rooms with T IN AND M E T A L WORK Classified ads have the largest 200.00 r'^Mnlu*!''* lh?r* ,drrus Box J82, ( it}. pwltli ral«<. rut«» circulation in Southwestern Geor­ det*r, Ciindt*rvi||t\ Fla. private bath from one to five i, will ■ » u.u. IAMES II. C O W A N -A U kinds gia. Rate 8c (G-wurd line) line onthi. P. O. Box 828. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. FOR SA1.F’ : House and two Io U lF0R SiVLI?Int “ *“ rW |n. “ tock of •In «•“*« Water nrd Boat Tanks. A t Oak 1 0 REACH the prosperous farm­ WANTED locally, im­ 50x127. Will sell cheat) for cash merchandise and store fixtures, MAN r,v«r w.m *d- ,0 I 3 e CM O o £ I T '5 mediately, sell shoes. Hosiery di­ Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ ers and fern growers of Volus­ Apply E. 1.. Killebrew, South Sun- ?mou,u “ b" ut 0 .500,00. Will trade *i.>T ItoTICS phone 111. ia county advertise in the Dcl-and ford Avenue. Pinecrest Subdlvls- f,,r, K""'' t o « 11ns c“,sh l'»yment rect. llig permanent income. Re­ l/ J iT ie c y f ? c - A 'P — — V.huul.1 * ' * • *hV i [and terms on balance. Rent reason­ peat orders. F'actory prices. Pro­ Daily News, rate lo per word, cash ion. Mtsfflcn »d,lr«** •; ,1, phone numb'>r ir a b o u t A a n d a Have other with order. _ able. --------- business ---------- reason tected territory. .......... .............. .... Write, Tanners, . rrtult* About oni for, selling. A real bargan for some [321-8 C Street, Boston. Mass. FOR SALE: ..,\ real bargan WI1,„. |ot ,1 i thon»»ml M » » TO O IV lD d TO corner 1(ltu, Fltr fltrthl,r information call I ------------------------------ — MAINE — Watcrville, Morning Ud ih. there « ■ * *ol< dwelling, brick store buildon |,r wrj(t> y FL McNeal, Oviedo,(WANTED: Truck farm on libera! M IRACLR Concrete Co., general f, with »ou unlit* Sentinel, f olinriiq w i m U Hi*lit'IlCt'tl t r i l f k * cement work, sidewalks, build­ people nre ihmisamls of Maine |nig. An unbeatable combination K Tjouf tddf**«* interested in Florida I«r home and business. Bayard — _________ _ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. K. property. or, with references to larui ■» acres Reach them through Really Co., lit’, S. Park Avenue. Terwllleger, Prop. .first class drained truck land with «• The »«■the Sentinel. Rate card on uplarge flowing well, larml on F.ast Lu *«!<• ur b! if*" plication. ,|,phoat d U r * * * 1* ' FOR SALE: 2 caliber Winchester Const Dixie Highway four miles HILL LUMBER CO. House <x repeating lifle, 12x15 wnll tent, Bouth Daytona Post Office. Tools, Service, Quality and Price. Prompt- EttlolWH \ LITTLE W ANT AD IN The 22-20 Smith & Wesson revolver, implements and some fertiliser on Service HERALD will bring you in big and some house paint nt $1.96 pe land. Have unusual retail selling ! results. Advertise those old ar- gallon. Apply 50t5 Sanford Ave. proposition. No living quarters. tiCes you have stored away and Ample help available on short no­ FOR SAI.E OR TRADE: Grocery have no use fur. A little ihirtytice. J. M. llovve, Box 14. Daytona. Three adjoining lots in Rose Court THIS store for city or country prop­ ARCHITECT cent ad may bring you several for $lt)5D each if sold before Telephone 2404. DIRECTORY dollars. Phone 148 and u repre­ erty. 301 Sanford Ave. Uambar 4. I X Thursday night. Only $1*70 cash WANTF.D: Wanted to buy a few sentative will call and sev* you. F'OR SALE: Late model Uuick six, Hoaa Building lots in either Hollywood or Coral on all three. You will have to act t. flare WIIM« in perfect condition. Will consid­ Otlando, Klailda l u » . « » l r Ol « • ■ * » " * Gables, Fla., for building purpose. FI, 0R1DA— ORLANDO— Orlando quickly on this one. er teal estate for trade. Box 203. ■u a llr a o e f 4ea. What have you? O. M. Lees, Gen. Morning Sentinel; hugest clasai-1------------- ----------------------------Mat n h ra mmt Delivery, Sanford, F'ia. , Is icqnlrTil' ■* 11 fied business rate lc a word, minF O R SALE: Gas stove and double lo t iipkiuiu»nr mmm _lc cash with order. bed. 304 W. 5th Street. WANTED: Girl to do stenographic •■eta work. Two afternoons a week. , TO REACH BUYERS or aalUra of B .S R D E Il' S H O P Lost And Found r“^ K 5 ” £ S T S i u m • t t l W * 9 A I-K ;•• W'H 'rail, (or Rhode *»o 'W r Bo., Cowl lot_ odW oln. Address L, J. Care Herald. Space la This Florida real estate advertise In 113 Magnolia Ave. the St. Petersburg Tims*. One cent Daytona (Fla.) One rent a wor.L lsl“ nd ,P,ul'r.t*\lJ‘'1 t,8e>r beifer{, 4 'h ' ,hree * boVtf toT Ir R C T o B Y 6 First Class Barbers .in insertion. Minimum 25c. i months old. \\. \\. \ an .^ess, Box j,m,d chalice for someone to LOST: Three keys on brown cent a word dally, two cents a word For Rent PHONE Special Attention string. Automobile keys, on 1st Sundays. get four large, well located lots to148 Given Tu Ladies and Children. TAMPA DAIL\ 11.MLS, 'lampa, ONE F’ORD RAi'KR, new nrotor, gether. Small cash payment will FOR RENT: Garage, 210 Laurel Street. Mrs. M. L. Wright. Phone “ ** after * -* I ell- \\ Ave. Call t! p. in. Ela. Thousands reatl tlie dasnew tires, in fir. t class condi- handle, sified pages of Florida’s tireat tion. Price $liii)iii). Can lw seen at IFOR RENT; Attractive, large furied Directory Chinaware in English Porte Home Daily, tales 2 cents a wind. 709 \Y. 3rd St. Telephone 290-W. ni died room, near the water. Call between 5 p. m. and 7 a. m. la ins, Huvurian and Jap an ese ^ lll'niu,n 'v‘ll‘ " r,l''rPrivate home. Phone 671 ■). TH E R E 'S A NG — MuUigraphlng, __\ . . . * i \\ rite for complete rate card. China make lovely g ift* land mailing— ^911 FOR RENT: Four room furnished MisceTlaneouH 5 juts on Maple Avenue between v . •, j p a l m b e a c h c o u n i t — The Ivben you want ll D IF F E R E N C E house. Modern convenience::. Oil and F’ourth for $1500 each. scene of AlUpViniuus develop­ H. E Porch, First 9th St. Phone 9103 after 7:30 p. Th e Ball H ardw are ment. Read about it m the Palm ARE YOU dissati fiisl with your Third tf.uo cash on each lot. balance I, 2 m. nk ntdg. stocks, bonds, mortgages, or oth­ Beach Post. Sample copy sent on and 3 years. F’our F’.ast front and er investments? If you face a probM y prices *>u Tirea utul T u b e s request. FOR KENT: Furnished sleeping IBIIEH FOB KENT _______ ___ ilem that requires the aitl o f suc- one West front. rooms. Hot and cold water. 129 l.nwt lu lln* t l r l n h y n f I'miJii, Itlnrk inr i l l lint nl frtli )iiii|£-tinlrril iIiik, 11lit ure lower. ADVKRTISING gets results if i t ' ie8S.f.“ l M>* cialists who are thor VV. H. LO N G Palmetto Ave. ***•iti t* it l«l it* in i »• lic e | ii nil f nei|, |l ii w & SONS , nil lilt* pltilr Vi lift Iuwer f|ll Inn Hr* II. .caches potential buyers. Pu-, » l," hly " * vl ,“ H ^ ndi; Oil prices art* lower too. FOR RENT: Desirable g round 'I* V\vIotli, I Ir I ,rtm l, I "Iit., in i n i l IMr, M EAT M ARKET l.itka Daily N, as is eiieulatetl■ •in |toon and in intimate touch with all i Drive It. Ilnur, furnished apartment. ‘2ib! I n u t r r t i«i i t i r ii n n ir i*f 'IV«l. I I r an industrial and agricultural sec . 1markets, consult ns without obli 12nd HE nt H- Kn n r i l tt III In* |i ilit f u r I n f uriaiAlhiit gution. Correspondence confiden­ 202 1st St. Phone Foist Third Street. Phone 111). Iruilliiii, in r r r u i v r ) . l l . I ttrrl it m in t. 410 Sanford Ave, Hanford, FIh. tion. Anil there’s more push in the tial. State full pnrtvulurs liist let­ riMini If, N :il I im i :i I I f ii ii U lllilii. r i i t m r I UK BF.NT: * 1 mom uparimviD, n*i»..i, FOR BIBB _ gas. ter Henry L. Baxter and Company, ADVERTISE in tin* Journal-Her­ 1107, New York City. r .J iSKHVICE Day fmni^hi’fl. Call Ilc*rnl«l Offim. ald. South Georgia's greatest 1Rvsft* alt trailin' PseKOK UK NT: Kiirnhhcil npnrtmiMit. , I^hone 651 and 03- W newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Rooms F or Rent * Shirlry Apaitnu'iftn, *Jlt> Fint weekly ami Sunday. Classified R IN K ’S F I L L IN G IsiHTt. I'hom* DU. S A F 10 rates 10c per line. Way cross Jour­ CAFE Contractor and Builder F'Olt RENT -Rooms wlt'n nr with­ nal Herald, Wayrruua, Georgia. FDR RENT: Large Omit room in} out meals. S T A T IO N Reasonable rates. •99-M — Phone — 499 -M private apartment, next tl’ J'"1 .1 '; T.lncoln House. lily Urvice ami RU!■ T A MP A MORNING TRIBUNE— Ilm water nt all times, five block■<i ____________ __________________ Drinking W ater 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. KriglH Send in your subscription to the | 2108 PALM ETTO A V E from town. Reasonable. In'iidre |f o r RENT: Furnished apartment. Municipal Supply PI A C A 1’ U Tribune or hand it to your local Herald Office. Apply Sanford Paint and Wall Wnfflr llliuse dealer so you cun read Florida's Paper Co. 112 F'irst Street ( il\ O f Sanford It, Mgr. 105 w. lit SL greatest newspaper. One year, G .T A Y L O U D Y E U T ry Smith’s Barber F o il RENT: Otto finnished Imd '$8 Ui), ii iiionlln. three months E veryth in g ■$2.00. If you desire $l,UUo insur1 DRUGS Approved by P fin tin g — Decora! ing Shop for good barber room. Rent reasonable. 107, 3rd F o r the Sportsman lutuc policy add ?5c to your order.} Street. 111(1 STORE — Pra.10 ft. corner lot fa c­ t’ HONK m t A t work. Ladies welcome. DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell !■ lorida SI a le Hoard iDrugs, Sodas. We F’OR RENT: Front bedroom, 321 anything? If so adv* rtisu inj ing Lake Monroe, only I l f Ile a l 111 iDu as your phone. Magnolia Ave, Bali H ardw are Next lo Valdez. the Gainesville Sun. fgStfS 7*; r : |p Building Material DAVID B. HYEB HILTON’S LO ST ! R ew ard P a id Dean-Berg Corporation H. A. SPEIR ;-?T A I'honp H rillCAI. IhO ELECTRIC GO. V* Billon A Platt pi's. Everything eleckune 422. Electrsgith E arle T. Field IliS A I. K S T . I T K _ l \ V K S T J I K . M S l.oppy Puleatun-Urumley UUlg. gunforil Klorldv . STAtMNS AND |TO SUPPLIES Ihte« rui.onr. MngIStcund. First and Filin, Avenue and lOtb Street, irvice. ItenlUent of F’lornla slue# It**ferel|i*es: First National liank. 1 Sa<. J. II. HUTCHINSON IIK.1I, KS'I'ATK Aereugw, Farms anil nranas Groves a Hin-eialty 11120 Laurel Avenue, MemPei of MANFURl*. FI.A Florida Stale FLORIST [THE FLORIST** all occasium. Rhone 260-W F lorists A s s o c ia tio n Autom obiles fUWYF.lt DEPENDABLE USED CARS 8RYa N. Offica In [ Bank building Annex. 1924 Dodge Touring, 417-1, 3. 1925 Dodge Coupe. 1923 Dodge Coupe, 1922 Dodge Touring. 192.1 Dodge Graham I 1-2 (or M* Moughton Truck. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton T ruck ^C U lTE C f naJ Hank UldR. Florida I. W. Phillips* Sons Dodge BroH. Sale* and Service Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St i »E VE LO PE US ATTE N Tl ON Pensacola is beginning the a ■■••■■■■■'lasrA iiaaaa greatest development in Gtofgia’s ■ history; a half million dollar high­ ■ Business Sites way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge Apartm ent House across Escambia flay started; quarter million dollar opera house W ater Fronts under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. Tho Icns.rcola News. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au ■ gustu, till.. Augusta’s greatest J clusaified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. l(»c mini mum. m iM u a iM H M iia a iiiiv iiia M a a ix a iiia iM a m iiia iiia a iiiia M XI III l i ia iir r $ Mlir I'm n iltil l o * « lr> r r « * t » n i*t CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia's larg­ est daily. Want ud rate I l-2c per word! 4 insertions 1 I-4c; G or nioie lc per word each insertion. th e C/SN'Y V O U H E A R M E? •M T A .i_ K .trs ' u o i j D j//j e iir ill. Sj nt I „ r ||,|* iiK Ilu a ••KXJOS hiiMKRlf, rlc., m im Ik i I uMiit enn > uu n d u ril m il VV I \ H l l l l * Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. lu V A C V T IO V * nl 7 p i - n m i It E A I. T O it 3 Magnolia at Second. JJ 101 F E E T OF I N C H By GEORGIA M eM A N U S I M U oT T H E OGC.TGGI T O C A LU O ft T'VACr^vE v-WlfX H t.A K lM \*3 L ,tT T iM ■wOl’a.'aE t V C R - f J DM f— y, ^ o u q h -' I> pO CTO K CD >-il T 1 icr H E VsnreL w O R R lL O A C iO o t H O T CbEtM A f i l . E T O HtLAPC — i b O W E L U j" ---------------------------------------Y I n O IC a v iO H OF DOCTOR Hy— TO O HKD B C T TER t e l l HC.R. t h a t v____ T o o r d e u r J $725 per ft. and easy terms y\W ^ v O v ^ r s c im c i TEKW bi M E PRO PERTY on First Street at THU « 1jr c'' SANFORD REALTY CO, Inc. li H. S. LONG, Mtfr. 10 0 - jr <£. O r Sen.ict L*. £) 1925 01 ***T ,Cr**f or-us Br l— rfhi» iMtniH ’ mVCV'.V' -* r ** rill in v e s t m e n t s HaniiliMaanaHMHanHHnaniiHienannnMMMHuannaanMnHMMnnana V F U . HER. MOT VO W O R R Y iKXiOO 1 \A IT It} M E R E t-T rArx i l l i i ' i *fgm 1‘ ,r“ Phone 13 LO ANS W. U. SMITH, MGR. You are wasting time and mo­ ney if this pace hasn’t your clas­ sified advertisement. Phone it in ...................................... .. s e iiis iB iiis s a s a iis s * 1 tod*V- No. 148 T B I M W e w ill help you finance and develop the properties which we now control. Im .r r .i. A . P. CO N N E L L Y & SO N S 214 E. FIRST ST. W e H ave Several Tracts On U ik e •* . M onroe well within the City limits that o ffe r the best developm ent pro­ positions in Sanford. m i.I T v a n «| io r la lln ii. \V> I ll mi luuu r, .... - M A C C itE . ' tI I III I. im i r i *i i -i i ir mi-: I. \III IN I i \rl.iiNIJ i i non First Street Extension pNG UP F A T H E R ^ llllrc li, UKSf B§1§| 1 1 t 4a u i l $ 5.00 Mini tUr MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people are interested h. * lorida. Each of them through a classified aJ in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word fur six consecutive issues- INSURANCE. ttl-JAI. KSTATK Sites ■ one block from F o r­ rest Lake Hotel. $200 per foot. Term s. - j- lti.ouis 9-10-11 Rail R ld^. >* Rhong B57. 8 So- n s lilj mm � 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, August 20, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 20, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 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/bd3dfb4a857edea857e297fca462dcf2.pdf 5e5915c4a585d5ba89f9c5def364e0c1 PDF Text Text m r im m m \o v n new spaper , * in Florida’s Heart, [world’s Greatest Vegetable tiife w it h e r fTifl P artly cloudy, local th n addrshow - „ era; moderate emit wind*. Lon It* Richc3t Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD,; FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1925. His 50th Term [jst Continues fount, Doctors jictingr That It Increase to 45 is Are Taken [Naval Hospital fnirers Unable to rapeAsExpIosion rurs Last N ight NUMBER 17. VRICK FIVE CENTS t= I MacMillan Expedition May Be Compelled To Abandon Principal O bject Of T rip ENGLAND'S PART IN PEACE MOVE Discussed TOLD BY CURTIS Situation At Navy Department ------------- AND BELGIUM LIFE HISTORY A rcade Building I AGREE ON DEBT OF BOY SLAYER Commenced T oda 1 nltl Weather, Snow and Fog Likely in Keep Him From Looking for Lands Between Alaska and ihe North Pole Remission of Interest Upon Defense Tells of Walk Life Loans Preceding Armisiice Anil Midnight Orgies In And Part of Interest On Attempt to PrnvcRichntond Balance Is Offered By U.S. Youth Is Crazed By Drug for Ercctioi WORK ON HOTEL Contract $127,000 Buildii 1 FORREST LAKE IS Awarded to W. D. Gerbrick Comi Accused Weeps While AHEAD SCHEDULE His Mother Testifies Oxford Man Drchrea Great Hritain Must Make Certain Remainder of Time Will B e . “Moral Obligation” Devoted to Operations On * Was Recognized C onccsi-iiis ;n Order Thai important Scientific Work Peace May He Assured Superintendent Stvys ConWASHINGTON. Aug. 19—f/p)— Transfer of Responsibility His Wild Love For The Wife nt ruction Is Five Weelts W IL M A MSTOWN. Mass., Aug. < on fronted with exceptionally cold To Germany Is Refused By of Another Led to Killing Ahead of Time; Finishing IP. (/P)—“ Statesmen are coining WMher. snow and fog. th e MaeAmerican Commissioners of Three People Last July Work Progressing Rapidly to tli(| view that la order tnscronto Alillan Arctic exp* dition la s t night Arcade To Include Forty-Five Stoi Those Facing on Firf WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—f/P) in real sta te of peace in Kuropc ia ied the probability of abandon­ RICHMOND, Vh.. Aug. 19.—(/D ing for this year its primary oh- ■ Work on the Hotel F o rrest l»nk<\ — An agreement for funding the —The life history of young Ru­ Street To Be Rush­ land the world «t large it i» ncccz- Jict of attempting to discover’ land Belgian war debt to the United dolph Disse, alleged triplo m urder­ Sanford's new $.*>00,000 to u rist hos­ j : «ry for G reat llritnin t„ do what m the unknown Polar sea between States with remission of all in ter­ er, wm, laid hare in D usting’s court telry, is fully five weeks ahead of ed To Completioi IWPOPvT, It. I. Aug. 10. North . .Pole. .. eat on loans preceding the Armisj it dislikes doing just ns niueh as Alaska and the _____ Friday ns defense counsel present­ schedule time and will probably -A scalding boiler exAx the period of continued day- dec and P*rt of the interest on ed testim ony which they hope will be completed in more than ample the Democracy here dislikes doing, Work on tho McLandcr Artime for the stru ctu re to be tu rn ­ light is at an end thia weak, and the interest on the balance, was which brought to n .Riving certain guarantees to the the time when the expedition c a n , cach ed Tuesday between the save hint from the electric chair, ed over tn the Hulick Brothers on cmio huililiiiK to be erected nt to pay for the life of Henry Grady in close an outing of a various powers in central Kuropc J effectively operate so fo r north ’ American und Belgian debt cum­ t n rter, for whose m urder he is Dec. 1, according to J. F. N. Hud­ a coat o f approximately $127,­ load of 670 excursionists dleston, superintendent o f con­ 000 hy McKenny-Rylander, - frontiers, 1with winter rapidly npproaching is missions. with regard to their now on trinl. struction this m orning. hey were leaving the limited t<* seat rely moro th an two ..T h e program , approved by PrcsInc., of Orlando between First It was tho history of a wilful, guarantees whicii may in unfore­ weeks nnd' ‘it is still fa r from ident Cool id ge at Plymouth Vt., possibly even a "had” boy. It was The g re at progress th a t has been and Commercial Streets on ort harbor aboard the seen circumstances involve us in the spot selected for its advance Monday, was described ns rec­ an history illustrated with pictures made thus fa r in the erection of Sanford Avenue, was started Mnckinnck last night It w as nothing new to Al>« ... w ar.’* flying base. Indications nre that ognizing “a weighty moral obliga­ of selfish ineonsiderntion ............ ................. of his tho hotel is attrib u ted by th c con Wood to he elected recording Thus spoke Lionel C urtis of Ox­ efforts toward completing its maj­ tion" growing out of assurances aken a toll of 29 lives toown family, of a wild free love for I tractors to tho perfect co-operation this morning. The contract ro tary of the Jacksonville (ill.) ford U niversity in the last confer­ or mission will be tc n n in n tn l. given by President Wilson during the wife of another man and of "f the building m aterial compnnics for the building has been T rades nnd Ijibor Assembly. |! • ence on tile liritish Common­ In the face of a steadily mount­ the Versailles peace conference mail m idnight orgies held by boys "f Sanford nnd the local city of- awarded to the W. D. Ger­ Lighout the night and early is now s ta rtin g his GOth term in wealth of Nation while discussing ing file of radio reports from the and also the right of Belgium to and girls, crazed by the use of ficials. There has been no delay brick Company of Jacksonville [the deatli toll mounted. In th a t office. i lie proposed security pact between expedition telling of increasing ap­ particular and special treatm ent narcotic drugs, resulting in bru­ in securing lum ber, brick und other which also has thc contracts for In to the dead, I wo nre re(•rent llritnin. Prance nnd tier- prehension over the w eather and by Die United StntCft . tality and lending, finally, the de­ m aterials from tim e to time, the thc erection of the Hotel F o rrest htissing and 511 seriously many. Subject to ratification by Con­ fense m aintains, to the tragedy superintendent said. the short time available for effec­ Lake, thc now city jail nnd tho Physicians at naval ImsHaps Articles lit-in tive riToniii.i nine under grout dif­ gress and the Belgian Government the morning of July 2H when Although tlu* construction has new county jail in this ci*y. ‘ iaid that they expected the As lo whether the liritish do­ ficulties, the entire situation was the agreem ent provides that $171,- on (list to mount to a t least 15 The corporation uuilding tho minions might ratify the pact, “ It canvassed at a Navy Departm ent 7Hi),000 loaned to Belgium during three persons lost th eir lives and progressed during tho p ast two was seriously wounded as months a t a rapid ra te it was de­ arcade is composed of C. M. MeI the next few hours. the actual fighting with Germany another m ight be decided," he added, "th.it conference today. young Disse, in a fit of Jealous shall he paid free of all accrued rage set out “tn g e t” his sweet­ clared hy Mr. Huddleston th a t ev­ Kcnny and Emory Kyiandur of O r­ tin- best thing is for Great llrit|i will pass liefore the more Less Important Work. erything was being done accord­ lando, builders and investors a t Sly injured are out of dnn'Die result was the dispatch of a or future interest. The Belgians heart and his rival nnd also killed a to specifications nnd th a t there th at city. They announce*! about n>doctors said. The m ajority . or disap­ message to Lieutenant Command­ had insisted th at the loans repre­ police officer who "tried to stop ing is not the sm allest detail of work n month ago their intention nf dead and injured were trnpprove. I don’t believe this would er Byrd, commanding th e nnvy sented in this amount should lie me.” th at has been done in a "slip-shod" erecting the arcade here following the first and second deck: disrupt the commonwealth.” section of the expedition, directing considered a debt by Germany to It was one of the most tense and manner. the lease of thc Sanford Avenue Atlanta Police Tipped (Iff Mr. C urtis also had occasion to him to confer with Commander the United States lncaune such a |the hoiler exploded. exciting days th at d u stin g 's Court property. This morning the p laster work in proposal "was accepted by Presi­ That Notorious Criminal refer to Articles 10 and 10 of the Donald II. MacMillan, chief of the (report was heard as the boilever known, a day which saw all three stories of the east wing Lima is being slacked for the Is Headed Thai Way ; Note covenant. “ I think,” ho said, “ they expedition on the advisability of dent Wilson at the peace confer­ has engine room gave way, the breaking of the spirit of the of the hotel was completed and the m ortar, concrete nnd plaster work ence.” are an unm itigated failure and an'concentrating therem ainder of the pt warning being clouds of Found by Orleans Police Such transfer responsibility debonair youth of tw enty years, windows were in place. All th at of the arcade and it Is expected unm itigated nuisance. At the mo­ time available for oiierntons on ; steam from which victim s from Belgium to Germany was who. when first arrested, readily remains for the carp en ters to do th at excavations for the pouring ment when Ireland was being ad­ supplementary but im portant scien­ ewcrlcss to escape, ATLANTA. Aug. W.—M l—At mitted by the assembly into the tific work awaiting atten tio n in refused by the American commis­ adm itted officers have testified, there, it is said, is to finish the of concrete foundations will bo i injure*! were tuken to the lanta police and Pulton County of I engue of Nation, I happened to be sion, but it declared th at while no that ho had killed three persons. floors and put in the base bourds. started within thc next day or two. I and tho N ew port ficers wore g uarding the road from there in the middle of the Corfu Greenland, Labrador and Baffin legal obligation rests upon the Today, this same youth who has This will probably take about two The arcade will be a one story I*Scores of passengers with Chnttanoogn on the watch for a incident. Tin* thing th a t im press­ Island. A reply is expected with United States in tin- m atter there heretofore given more of his a t­ weeks. The plastering work on stucco building and will contain IS hours when u definite decision does ronlinuo a weighty moral ob­ tention to his dress and toilet than the third fluor and part of the sec­ 15 stores with eight facing F irst Wisl wounds went to their man who looks like George ‘Dutch' 'd me was th at everybody there will he reached. ligation as a result of assurances to the developments of his trial, ond in the w est wing is finished S treet. Thc building will cover (liter being given firs t nid A nderson, pal of Gerald Chapinmi, " a s striving for pence, and there Aviators with the MacMillan ex­ given which entirely differentiates and who has not seemed to feel and the work of th at n ature in practically the entire half block, All the injuries were notorious mail robber and killer. was a general conspiracy of si­ pedition daily are flying over long this sum from all other debts due the overhanging shadow of tho th at wing will also be completed extending from F irst S treot to Iijrenli'ing.steam escaping Eurl Randolph, chief of police of k'nro with^ regard to Articles lt) It sketches of jagged snow-covered the United States from foreign electric chair, broke down. Commercial S treet and from Sanwithin a few days, it was said. >boiler;' here ___ Anderson u n c ie ,,.lad., w____ ____ is ;an,1 1®. Everyone seemed to fee peaks. However, if their m otors fail countries." from A/onuo to tho nlloy in tho SfrJj Jesse M ot, Miuncie, Youth Uric* in Court Approxim ately tw o-thirds of the will Ik ra m u s . . , ocrusvu of killing m> iniortr.eA ,n- tinctlvcly th a t if anyone nncenter of the square. The b u ild -. MxW Istann. was passing ag • In toof-eiplcncc, I7ie agreement Disse cried in thu court room, lath work is finished whilo over ain st Chapman, telegraphed pen led to t-ose articles the whole Unknown Lake Found aval training station in his laid down a schedule of rupnyment cried long nml loud. Unmoved until M per rent of the stucco work is ing will have entrances facing on Ire harriers that far centuries for the pre-Armistico lonns which today, his spirit broke n« his aged completed, Mr. Huddleston said. all three sides. [just ns thu explosion happen­ C hattanooga and A tlantu author!- ,hi,'R ";«r hopeless, * anada Breaks Away have guarded the F ar North from provides that Belgium shall pay m other—thc mother of thirteen The electric w iring for the hotel is Tho store spaces fscing F irs t ?put about and picked up two ties today th at a man answering , the* description of Anderson Iff♦ [*rihincnn M cArthur of (Ju n ih the explorer, prevent a landing on $1,000,(Mm in.B '2ti and the same children—took the S treet, it is announced, will be were floundering in tho the stand as tho practically completed anti Kingston, t n a d a , ;ii* the water and there is but slight anm un: in 1927, with increases in second defense witness and sought plumbing work is progressing a t n rushed to completion and will prob­ * I. Then he turned hi, yacht C hattanooga ths morning with an- tuniversity, here was an overwhel dug ol.jc chance of a safe lauding on the each of the next four years until between her sobs and tears, to tell rapid rate. Additional tile layers ably he ready for occupancy by |to the naval authorities in other man and a woman. on in Canada to being associated deep valleys und towering ranges in I!*.'I2 the annual payment be­ the story of his curly life. When huvu boon secured by thu plumbers Nov. L, it is announced. It is Local officials late last night : of the rescue work. with the United that stretch away on uncharted comes $2900,000. It will continuo she finally became hysterical and nnd their part of the work is being understood th at thu lease of sev­ had not apprehended any such pur 'V ';!'.' . ’ 'l '1*" i^«LU :»lo/.n Yachts Help Rescue wastes below them. ty ns described by the Mun. ie chief. '-l “r,t l’a it a "'l that ( nnndinns a t this figure until I9K7. warn a had to be taken from the room rushed. All of the hnthroom s are eral of thu stores has already been Id of the rescue work was c a r­ In a message Monday to tho final payment of $2,280,000 will be Disso could stand the strain no lon­ being finished in tile. negotiate*!. l e by naval launches from C ounty officers along the m ail‘ 'V .V /'u ! “ L A ’!"l£,C n Navy Department nnd one relayed due. Tho Hritt-Uhittcndcn R ealty All of the porches nru practical­ ger. And as he cried, his aged fa th ­ from the Tennessee city at Ati " I t ' l" K' hrehored in the vicinity of to the National Geographic Society The post Armistice debt was er, who litirl preceded the mother ly completed except for finishing Company has been designed by m ittig tL n J e lv m ' by a la-year-old am ateur. A rth u r pining station. Passing yachts ianta have been re.,nested to l * L j ithlltIft fixed nt $2^Id,Out),1)00 including ac­ on tho stand, cried too. touches. Work in the parlors, the tho Orlando firm to have charge | their services and n fleet A. Collins of O d u r Rapids, la., e x ­ crued Interest. While inicreu oil hull room and thc lobby is pro­ of rentals in connection with thu S M S * S -lti, ; ; « * *........ Then followed many witnesses, ships was soon at work plorers told of finding a heretofore this was fixed at the rale *>f :t'i hoys, anil one girl of Oisne’s age gressing rapidly. new building. Thc local company s believed to i»c nr cS ' « . ' . t !,“■ unknown lake, frozen over and of ner cent the Americans agreed to ■King the injured. Officers A n d enon I. M ie v .d In be It was estim ated by Mr. Huddle­ has already taken over this p a rt his wny to thu Florida Kverglade*. and Disse's set, who described to ( dm hunt soon a fte r tho outlrwcd by force, hut thin could flying for miles and miles over forego a part of the inti re.-t lor ston that approxim ately 100 In­ of thc contract, it is announced. »ml the workers had to regarded ns a hiding place and ren­ be ncrc.tr plished only by education vast areas of rugged land never the first ten years, and arbitrary the jury the kind of parties they borers and skilled workmen are nt had frequenty indulged in and tes­ TObonts to get the injured to dezvous for criminals. of popular opinion. before looked upon by man. am ounts were established, bringing tified th a t Disse had been an ha­ present employed in the erection boats to land them. PrnlY -or Smiddy, mlnisti c plen­ n reduction of nearly $Gt),000,0>)0. bitual user of narcotics. of the new hotel. These include Cheaper Beer Urged New Orleans Search Begins ipotentiary of the Irish Free State Thu settlement is compiler'd to ,■ Mackinac left Pawtucket the regular carpenters and labor- By British Brewers it NKW ORLEANS. Aug. 19.—M1) at Wa-chington, asserted ’.here rive Cases Arraigned ho effective from June last, | It was ou this testim ony th at ers of the Gerbrick Company th a t I I thu morning bound for Now_____ |*ith a caparit’, crowd aboard, —George “ Dutch" Anderson was could lie no settlem ent of the boun­ In Police Court Today and for the first year, Bclgi. m I'lofenao counsel laid g reat stress in will pay tin- United States $1 <•!», their desperate effo rt to save kngtrs said her departure WQ : being sought here today following dary di-put except through the ih(H)t) as interest on the p a s '.Armis­ M sho' h life by building up their nrc of a boundary. He- ho.ted | uti more than one hour while the finding of n note late Tuesday Fines, costs and estreated bonds tice debt, nnd $l,l»0.(lt)<) on Hi- theory th at ho was abnormal ami I vrpairs to the patch on tho signed with hi., name, which Indi- J th-if Ulster would nsk to com.- in,i* from cases arraigned m police principal or a total of $2,H ID,(Kill. therefore not responsible lioforo cated th a t Anderson, pal of (ierthe Free S tate within the nc«; ,.**** wade. Thu vessel de­ court this morning before Judge The second year, the total pay (he law for his netions on the ald Chapman, notorious bandit nnd five or t u years, nnd declared tl e ft from Newport at G:dO killer, may be in this city. The economic developments and I- w \V. K. White totaled $212 from five ment will he $2,100,mm of which m orning of the twenty-eighth of frigeratlon plant, is being p o u r - l'1""0 thc w*r • nded’ i | A t the annual meeting of stocknote, w ritten on cheap stationery, taxes planned for the free state rases. J. ('. Smith was found guil­ $2000,0(10 will he interest and List month when he shot and kill­ _ I ty of operating a motor vehicle $1,100,000 principal. ed Mrs. Vivian Tomlin I’eers, C ar­ building iId in 1- which is L i n e .... holder, o f t e n t,.k°Vhe fir 1 an‘> s‘* - w as found by George Vtdrine, at - (were xpected to nttrnct ulster. which is being constructed a large brewery recentI , !.n lh,> immediate vicinity torncy, in the front seat of his while under the influence "f liquor ter, and 1‘olicrmnu J , Harvey adjoining the , . b sir Total Is $!'.772.:>0f) u "\ ^ a ir m a n sai th at the counI " to o n tw ee, t hc fnore automobile which was parked in and was fined $l<>0 and c>. is while Tho charge for interest will in­ Burke. be finished soon. Only the founds?, ** " “ H tV V 'T * * ' the $luo bond- of Sam Jones was crease sharply in each succeeding t nr T n "' Th" •• »n the top tho bu incss district. It said: S an ford U n it W ins estreated tons of the serv an ts' dorm itory’ ,a « io" " n‘«was ,h* for he. cr„y Vbeer, ^ on a sim lar charge. maud today cheaper year, and the amount for principal l ui l , t r.... . ' ,rl urvived “To thu New Orleans police de­ have been laid. Tiie cases as arraigned were: | which, he contended, could only be will increase at a lesser rate, un­ »• . ■■ could partm ent: I hope you find ihix.” C om petition M atch D e a th O f V etera n lames Uoleinan, speeding, $10 til in the eleventh year, Belgium given hy reducing thc tax upon (Signed) “ Dutch” Anderson. “ I*. th at beverage. w W : t5' :1' charge S. Gerald < hnpman and myself arc InM achincG nn Fire bond estreated; Krnost I'repso, will nay $8,172,500 in terest and B ein tf I n v e s tig a te d Number of Florida loitering, dismissed; Victor Cads- $ 1,000,000 principal a total of $9.­ "c h find jjersonnel Thu chairm an mild that theta Ufic both innocent.” Farms Increases r>o, loitering, dismissed; J. C. 772,500. ,,n'i •'* n e w cif twenuro very few, including members B y C a ro lin a P o lic e Payment th ereafter will remain Company D. one of the Sanfo il Smith, operating motor vehicle thc government, who realise tho A nother “Note" Found During- Past Year of l L , / '77 0 " Hoard. units of the Florida National whilo drunk, $100 and costs; Sum in excess of $9,000,000 per annum num ber of industries which are IN D IA N A I’OLLS. Aug. 19.—[dh Gipud now in camp at Camp lohn- June., o;ieratitig motor vehicle until the full term of sixty-two BRANCHVII.LK. S. Aug. 19. dependent ution tho brewery trade, (,| r|--' 1 11 veascl which, V. TALI AHASSKK. Aug. 10.—(/P) and th a t reduced taxation on beer >n at Jacksonville, has come in­ whilo drunk, $100 bond •' treated. years has run out and the debt lias —G!’>—S tate, county and city of­ Uk..',.' ' ' “ ‘i'.n passengers, —A threatening letter warning him, to, ‘make peace with your t*od,‘i t" permanent possession of the ficers Inst night were endeavoring - T h e num ber of Farm s increase*! wou,(, not ' 0nly assist agriculture, been extinguished. I . . . ..... ..... »»• Wnulil go **■> some mimo way wav to to m On the post-Armistice debt. Bel­ to clear up the m ystery surround­ lust >cur despite tho fact th at hut would The cast coast moves the heav­ m eat eet o.jr.,i I, f| 1,1 N arragan- and signed "Dutch wnn received, I;i,.al|1,r i.mdsc Turck trophy for Tuesday by lln rry ( . W ebster, hine gmi competition by virtue iest portion of its crop *>f tom a­ gium will actually pay during the ing the death "f K. J . Thomas, there were 30,000 few er th ro u g h ­ the unemployment problem. out the United Stutes. A notable m ,*T‘ - r 1 sixty-two years $310,000,000 ns an com m ander of the Branchville post night porintendent of the protective di- f winlljlic ,t for t ,)c third time, toes by April I. The <)k<eehobeo interest charge in addition to the of the American l^'gion, whose increase in farm s inside tho state vision of the Indiana I.ankers A -' , :i«-,-or*liiitr to a telegram received section season runs from April $ 2 10.000,<*"0 of principal. f i I ’- ' H life body was found Inst night was made in southern Florida, a Rich Daytona Beach I ilrjiti. soeiation. W ebster has b e n seek , |,,| morning fr<*m Cspl. J. through May. headed for the ing Anderson who i ; wanted In eonreport made hy the United States hanging from tlie ceiling of his | |l|,(.,1jll>lin ,,f the company, I. listres s call was sent Operator 1 Department of agriculture shows. Realty , room. nection with bank roblmnes a t Ka-| S|Ml ). organization of the k.i n,,‘l dealroycra ton, Bourbon ami Brook. 1ml. I be v ll>r<,r,| IIMjtjl nf the mitional guard While the report shows th a t thc Although the theory nf suicide Held In Murder Case Sanfon ‘j i t I ,, , ’r *lonl loads of in ju r­ letter to W ebster, which was mail - , . , .n|) . „K0| t |a.y |„ ,ve „| Dry Arm y C om m an d ers A ssem b le In has not been abandoned entirely number of farm s throughout thu , , 11 l" (he naval hospi- ed in Indianapolis a t KSJU l> in., C. . bv officers, the inquest was order­ United Stutes decreased one-half I ways In ken an active part in the 'L 'l kup showed th at Monday, read: C apital To C o n sid er N ew P ro g ra m MIAMI, Aug. 19.—OO—Jo h n I y: V:k ed postponed pending a complete of one |>er cent, it ulso notes u I romp* -1 it ion matches nt the annual v *"'ranns were a t th** “ King comes first and then you encampment nt Camp Johnston investigation. S late detectives have sim ilar reduction of farm lands of Gobcl, wealthy Daytona real es­ P*»i 'r ' t i" " 1 ,,ino more at You hud le tte r make peace with WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—(/P) new enforcement nrmy. It wns thc been requested to ai»l local author­ one-third of onu per cent, or a tate operator is being held in tho I f 9.*apita|. T hree fire- your God, I’m in town. Dutch." lend have played a large part in Dade County jail as a suspect id reduction of l,20U,0()() acres. Leaving actual enforce ment of larg est gathering of federal dry ities working on tho enso. (the tale organization, having at connection with thc poisoning of i* ! e . ,i iarL> and The King referred to is probably times probably the largest contjn- prohibition to officers of lesser officers held since constitutional Th" increase in some sections of T hom as’ body, stripped of nil lily l" ^av*-‘ been killed Wm. J. King, a private detective oi Mrs. IL B. Hunt, alias May De^ iii the state on a per capita rank, the old field commanders of prohibition went into effect. clothing, was found early last the .sections of the country in tho Kvcn some of the 19 divisional night hy friends who went to his number of farm s, as in Florida, villo. who died early this m orning. the dry arm y assembled hero to ­ Columbus, Ohio, wh<> has received , ^ ( • r t III r 1'III., ? ' "Uiecrs and every The pretty 23-year-old woman is . y two threatening letters signed ’ Again this summer, running true day in council with their general­ chiefs and l!) directors who attend­ home when ho failed to appear in is attributed to the fact th a t the vicinity were call "D utch." _____ understood to have been fam iliar to to the hopes and expectations of issimo, A sistant Secretary An­ ed were mystified as to thc real town during the day. The body was cultivated areas uro being extendWhile r 'I. Tl..!* 11 ca r'OR for the W ebster scoffs nt the idea that the officers of the Sanford units, drews of the T reasury, to consider purpose of the meeting. ed by clearing, drainage,"w hile old " ith hia» »n,l 7rom !*“ «*■ found H i Ltori f . excursion crowd Anderson wrote the letter and that the guards have won what is con­ new lines of uttnek and the im ­ they wore not specific in their bunging a t the end of u stout cord which was attached to thu ceiling.' Yarr,i land, arc allowed to lie idle, today was in jail accused of huv fiml Ji.;!, ,n0Rt P art of wo- he is in Indianapolis. Police also sidered the highest honor that cun pending re-organiatzion of th eir comment afterw ard, they indicuted Thom us had been dear! approxl- H "* estim ated th a t over 25,000,000 ing stolen u $1,500 diamond ring th at it went over much ground mutely tw enty *h>, ' ' rcn; j'o p lc nmong are not inclined to believe Hint lie l„. | sto w e d upon a company or forces. from Gobel. hours physicians acres of old farm land is idle. Before the conference, it was ex ­ th at had lawn covered before and said. non , i inJu ry In the is here. A few minutes after Gobel was unit of the Florida National Guard The decrease in tho num ber of be veil to have added pected th at when taps were sound­ tht»t no hint escaped »* to appoint­ granted permission to see hep in competition matches. farms, though sm all, is general is l ta,,|jdty list. A physiciun who examined thc . • -— In the machine gun competition ed in t)ie enforcement camp to- m ents in tho new decentralized en- body reported th a t death wus not central und southern Gcrogia and alone last night, she came rushing ; eS r n tore the entire Much Dam age Caused 12 marksmen are selected from night, each of these officers would forccm cnt organization, Into the jail office crying th at be know w hether he was to become O thers saw in General Andrew’s caused by strangulation. It Wa* i southeastern A labam a, in much of hud forced drink on her and be­ ‘akle.i " l bo Iwmt a p a rt By Storm* (11 West , a, h company and these compete Michigan nnd Missouri, in m ost of stated th at tho m an’s nock was not 11 t|,l"sengeni and offiI for the various prizes am! honors one of the 21 powerful adm lnlf- rem arks un indication th at he felt broken. O thers who examined the Colorado, and in southeastern Ida­ gan vomiting into tho cuspidor. *,cr# ’" aTVB r the Nr; The metal of the vessel was eaten ' Nearly »"« cnK,nc •that are offered. Those composing trato rs, be retained in the service he was addressing members of his body before it. was cut down arc ho und eastern W ashington. CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—(/I9 Th from r. tho Passenger ! Sanford team arc: ('apt. Hutch- with a less exulted till", or be “ re- new s ta ff of 24 federal adrninistra- said to have stated th a t Thomas’ Tho increase in the num ber of away where the poUin struck. w cuther returned to the first page til C o " I’aw tucket. Am Scrgts. Michael. Muro. Gat- tired" to civil life. This did not to rs and assistants who will take .... . ... „ i wer. JUI ,>,,iieemen all of in the middle west while a rival i on. Giici , Bell; Corps. Stevens, develop however, nnd they were over tho actual task of enforc"- feet were touching the floor and farm s is noticeable along tho n o rth -, of the early Ju ly heat wave sent i hell, Icft to sleep in a quandary as to merit und this would mean, of it is believed ho could have adjust- ern and western m argin of the c o t-, B r i t i s h S h i p ( j W l l t M ’S Kennedy; Privates Black, * . /■•* their “mess" would be scrv- course, the retention of most if not ed his body so us to prevent chok- ton belt, where the boll weevil In- . . lion lcr“w'I on thc m ercury sky-rocketing to record j 1‘npc, Marshall. The highest score where festation is less service than to 1 C O l t i p C l C 1* O f l HTJEfOCS i a fte r «Beptcmber I, when the I all of those who attended for some ,n R\ aany beeame frantic heights in parts of Kansas and Bride. by Sergt. Robert Grier. re-organization goes into effect, i assignm ent under thc now policy. Thom as was 33 years of age. He the south, in thc lower costal plain yad.t, Mp<,t I,,to ‘be w ater. Missouri. Severe rain and had wai n,ai' ___ _to ^bo in good health ...... C***0!*"***, in southern Flor-1 LONDON, Aug. 18.—Shi; • e0or*i.,t 'ported •'ickinic up Mertinx Is Secret No fu rth er general conferences was said and ° 7 sr sj!ssa sss? X T !5 : ^ *,H* *n Texas. Much of M in - 1 freights are a t present in u Coming from every -talc and di ju re scheduled, altli»ugh must of th« s<» f a r us known hud no financial I .oulht.rn Ulinoi, - n t e n f a y ,'J* ('“ ".'“ J l i 'l..ur ,.l lli.- home, vision in tho United States and prohibition officers are expected troubles o r o th er difficulties. He! nMotu. eastern South D akota,.and j Wtty, lu te s have (alien to lc> N ebraska, also central and | below those of pre-war daya Porto Rico, the prohibition officurs ■to remain in Washington for a day canro here about eleven years ago mo*‘ i o n " 10 mot behind closed doors in the In-1 o r two a t least for individual meet- from Cleveland, Ohio, and was «n- ,oU!lh#rn CuM^.rntis likewise show represent losses to many shl an increase in the number of farm s. er>. loirge liner companies Cooler w eather is predicted to -1and Ocala , , Guincaville stat- terior Departm ent auditorium and ings with their chiefs, gaged' in th e tailoring business. [[Qago , thee near heat bolt where yesy e s-1Feeble o, S-, ,A uR- 19. — (A*)— day forr nearly m three hours m t o | uGeneral Andrew* wa> was uncertain -------------------------------' experiencing a great dearth of nay for tor m non wnere r ««>*«•- minded a t Um * institution in listened lo ree nuura en erai Amrew* n .,tm1,|. General Andrews and Prohibition tonight when the lift «of n d n in iiLakeland—Building perm its |§- mand for their space and cut Sobring— New $40,000 two-story W j& T*-n7 y-"to >•*1.G7 t - i- w terduy it was possible to fry* e g g s ! Pd that tnt 1-2. o n s tr e e t car rails. Damage t o ! Florida "a- • . , Commissioner Haynes, who will be (ra te rs would be ready for piddl­ a p a rtm e n t building under construc­ sued first two weeks of July to t-j to absorb cargoes which w ‘ tion. n th„ "uUo d> camp" In th e 'c a tio n , 5 % : v ° s to I.™, o a t ; ; crops and properly is estim ated | nr.i equal to ,nai “ alcd $331,725. _ _ i dinarily go ou tramj) stem to approxim ate $l,0C0.00l>, ^ United at****' * BELIEVED ON Ii!S WAY TO ATLANTA iSsJirjssrr.... . 4 m .r Z Z -Z j r f" t T, 'rr1 i s a Markets _________ t �■ ■•1!* RIGHT WHda Citrus Conditions * * if L i ■■ ■■ Are Improved During July; Crop May Be Rather Light TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 17.—(/P) -—Conditions of Florida citrus fru its improved during the month of July but witK no prospect of a hoavy crop heenuse of the light settin g of the fru it, the United S tates Bureau of A gricultural Econpfnics a t Gainesville, has discovorotl. The Bureau has found t h |t general farm crops are m aturIng under excellent conditions nnd yields will bo good, while the present demand for farm labor is light with r% possible increase during the harvesting season. .Ther improved condition o f ornrtgea and g ra p efru it during July relates more to the tree thnn to the fru it. L ight setting of the fru it is general over the belt with no prospect of heavy yields except in a few sections. For oranges the outlook is brighter, thnn for grapefruit, with the possibility thnt production will equal cr he greater than th a t of last year. The grapefruit production prom ises *« fnl short of Inst season with the lightest settin g of the fru it in belt. The Tangerine outlook is yenrs over the g re a te r p a rt of tho erratic. Some groves seem fairly well filled while others have no fru it in sight. It is doubtful is production will equal th at of Inst yenr. R ather light crops of Avocadoea and Mangoes a rc now moving from South Florida and the quality is good. Early grapes are moving and n light crop of late varieties ia ripening. Movement o f pineapples arc well ndvanccd on the east coast. Condition of |K*cnnn show n fu rth e r drop during July but growurs arc expecting satisfactory yields. W atertight Airplane Is Ready for Service LONDON, Aug. 18.—A single 660 horsepower engined airplane to sent 14 passengers recently completed Its trials and will Ik* used in the cross-channel service. It has a large roomy cabin with wicker arm chairs for the passen­ gers who will have n constant sup­ ply "f flesh a ir hy means o f s | h*cinl ventilation. Emergency exits nro provided in the room should it he neccssnt for passengers to emerge in r o ­ of landing on the sen, in which case the wheels, uxlc and under­ carriage stru ts can he dropped hy means of a lever in the pilot's cockpit. The body of the mnchlim Is w atertight and buoyant ami would float for several hours. ally nil field crops is indicated by the August 1 conditions. Florida fan n ers will have more cotton, corn, hny, sweet potatoes nnd tobacco than Inst year. Prospects for su g ar cane nnd other small acrcnge crons nre nlsb goods. 12,.188,000 bushels of corn are promiscd against something like 22,000 hales last year, of which about 1,000 were ginned outside the state. Some 123,000 tons of hay nre promised ngninst 118,000 tons in 1024. Sweet potatoes nre turning out well nnd a crop of around 3,680,000 hush-is will be harvested against 1,150,000 bushel* last year. Production of tobacco is tentatively placed a t 6,176.000 pounds in comparison with 6,000,00® pounds Inst season. Of this *he g reater pnrt will be bright Hue cured, as the production of wrapper, shade, tobacco has dccreased on a smaller thnn usual planted acreage. With a slightly increased acreage of peanuts for l(> run under last year on account harvest production now promises of poor stands. The crop, for hnrvest is estim ated a t 5!),480,000 pounds against 61,060,000 pounds last senson. Hon of wheat is placed a t 678,For the United States, produe000,000 bushels in comparison with 878,000,000 bushels in 1024, Corn, 2,050,000,000 bushels ngninst 2,117,000,000 bushels in 1024. Mont* 1,187,000,000 bushels against 1,542,000,000 bushels in 1024. Sweet potatoes, 85,100,000 b u s h e l s ngHinst 71,000,000 bushels last year Tobacco 1,214,000,000 pounds against 1,241,000,000 pounds last year and the hay crop 1)1,000,000 tons against 112 ,000,000 tons last A RESOLUTION No. 235 r e s o l u t io n p r o v id in g FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAY­ ING. HARD-SURFACING AND RF HARD SURFACIN G OF OAK AVENUB FROM HIGH STREET TO H I G H L A N D STREET, A WIDTH OF 21 FRET. Whereas, tho C ity Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, deems it d*dvisablc to imp.Dvc, grade, construct, re-construct, pave ami ro-pnvc w ith sheet nsphait on a six inch rock base, the following street in tho City of Sanford, Florida, to-w it: OAK AVENUE from High S treet te Highland Street. All e? said improving, grading, construction, rc-conatruction, pa­ ving and re-paving, to he done in compliance with pinna, specifica­ tions, profiles and estim ates of said proposed improvement of Onk Avenue from High Street to Highland S treet, now on file in the office of the City Manager of tho City of Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifications, profiles and estim ates have been heretofore approved hy the City Commission and constitute the plans nnd specifications for said work, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ able, as a necessary public im­ provement, to pave, rc-pnvc, hard surface amt re-hard aurfnee with sheet asphalt, on a six inch rock base, Onk Avenue from High S treet to Highland Street, a width of 21 feet; th at all of said If you need a sum­ paving, re paving, hard surfac­ ing and re-hard surfacing of Oak mer suit it will pay you Avenue, as aforesaid, shall Ik* to buy now. If you do done in strict compliance with the plans, specifications, profiles and not need a summer estim ates therefor, now on file in suit then it will pay the* office of tlie City Manager the City of Sanford, Florida, you to buy it now for ofwhich said plans, specifications, next summer. See the profiles anil estim ates have been wonderful values be- heretofore approved by the City and constitute the iii£ offered at Whid- Commission plans and specifications for snid don and Hodges, 110 proposed improvement of Oak Av­ enue, hot ween High S treet nnd Hast Second St. Highland Street, a width of 21 feet, and this Commission here­ by declares the necessity for the paving, re-pnving, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing of said por­ tion of Oak Avenue, ns aforesaid, la n |*rr«r rlpf Ion f**r as a necessary puldic improvement. .Malaria, ('hills and Fever HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Dengue or DilinuH Fever. That a total expenditure not ex­ II kill* III. Kr rIK*. ceeding Ten Thousand Four Hun- o f t he m ' o t Sanford, Florida, derm a i t ’ advisable to improve, grade, construct, rc-construct, pave cover the cost oi paving, re-pav­ end rc-pavo with sheet asphalt on ing, hard surfacing and re-hard n six inch rock base, the following surfacing of Oak Avenue between thoroughfares in the City of San­ cause copy thereof to be pub­ High S treet and Highland S treet, ford, F lorida, to-wit: lished two tim es ’ consecutively, a width of 21 feet, which said once each week, in n new spaper sum of Ten Thousand F o u r Hun­ CORDOVA DRIVE, COR­ dred Four and 10-100 ($10,-10-1.15) published in Sanford, Florida, a t­ ONADO CONCOURSE, RE­ Dollars, is the total estim ated cost taching to said special assessm ent VONA COURT, COMMUN­ of said improvement; thnti tho cn- roll so published n notice directed ITY WAY, COLONIAL WAY tire cost of the im provem ent to all property ow ners interested A N D AVENUE AMELIA, in aforesaid, shall be „ assessed in said special assessm ents, s ta t­ th e P lat of Highland Park. against all property a b u ttin g nnd ing in accnrdnnce w ith tlie pro­ fronting upon that portion of (Jak visions of the C h arter of the City All of said improving, grading, Avenue, between High S tre e t nnd of Sanford, Florida, a definite construction, reconstruction, pav­ Highland Street, to he so im­ time ami place w here complaints ing and re-paving to be done in proved by the paving, rc-pnving, will he heard nnd when the spec­ compliance with plans, specifica­ hard surfacing and re-h ard su r­ ial assessm ent roll will he finally tions, profiles and estim ates of facing of said portion of Oak Ave­ confirmed hy the C ity Commission raid proposed improvement of Piinlnvn /Mri’/i* Corolltlflo Collnue, a width of 21 feet, and j sitting ns an Equalizing Hoard. against all lota and lnnds ltd* | BE IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, joining and contiguous o r bound­ , T hat the special assessm ents pro­ ing and nbutting upon said im­ , vided for hy this resolution to be provement; (tint Ten Thousand made nnd entered n gninst the pro­ Four Hundred Four and 10-100 perty hounding nnd ab u ttin g upon ($111,1111.Hi) Dollars is the total said improvement shall bo payable estimated cost of said contem pla­ at the option of the property own­ ted Improvement in the paving, re ­ ers owning property hounding and paving, hard surfacing and r e ­ ab u tting upon such improvement hard surfacing of said portion' of ns follows: cither in full within Oak Avenue to be specially assess­ th irty days afte r said assessm ents ed against all lots nnd lands a d ­ shall stand equalized, approved nnd joining ami contiguous o r ltound- confirmed, or in ten equal annual ing and abutting upon said im ­ installm ents with in te re st at the provement; the : uin of $1.88 is tiie rate of eight per cent, per annum estim ated cost |>cr front foot for upon all deferred pnym enta front said improvement. end a fte r the time said special UK IT FURTHER RESOLVED, assessm ents shall be nnd stand That it is the determ ination of finally equalized, approved and this Commission th at all lots and confirmed, and, lands adjoining and contiguous or HE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED, bounding nnd abutting upon Oak That this resolution shall he and Avenue, |tctwcrm High Stoeet become effective immediately and Highland Street, will be ben- from nnd a fte r its passage and rfitted by the improvement p ro­ adoption. vided for hy this resolution, and Adopted this 10th A ugust, A. I). tlinl the special a: sessm ents to he mode nm| entered against nil lots FORREST I. nnd lands adjoining ami eontigus , o . CIIAS1 otis or bounding and ab u ttin g upon C. J. MAILS such contemplated im provem ent As the City C shall be made upon a foot frontage Cj*y „ f Sanford, basis; th at is to say, th a t in the A ttest: preparation of the special assessE. R, pJULI niont roll covering the contcm plat (SEAL) ed improvement, such special as- Publish Aug. 18th ses au d its shall lie determ ined and prorated according to the foot A RESOLUTION frontage of the respective proper­ ties specially beliefitted hy the NO. 23b said improvement. RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR T H E PAVING. RB-PAVHE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED, ING. KARO SURFACING AND T hat the Tax A ssessor and the City Clerk of the City o f Sanford, RE-HARD (SURFACING OF Florida, in accordance with tin CORDOVA DRIVE, CORON­ ADO CONCOURSE. REVONA provisions of Sections 101 arid 1**2 of the CharUtT o f . the Cit> COURT. COMMUNITY WAV. of Sanford, Florida, shall proceed COLONIAL WAY AND AYR. Commission hereby declares NUB AMELIA IN T U B PI.AT 1the necessity fo r the puvingj re ­ without delay to make a special OF HIGHLAND PARK. A paving. bard su rfacin g uud rcWIDTH OF 21 FE E T . i hnrd surfacing of said portion of i Cordova Drive, Coronado Con- Wednesday M orning Men’s Guaranteed All . ' A% course, Rav«W '.Cnurt,; fo m m iiiity Wny, Colonial Way nid* A vtm ie Amelin, ns afore said, as a nebessary public Improvement. BK IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, Thut a total expenditure not ex­ ceeding Forty-nine Thousand One Hundred ($40,100.00) D ollars . is hereby authorized to cover th e cost of paving, rc-paving, hard su rfa c ­ ing and re-hard su rfacin g Cordova Drive, Coronado Concourse, Rovona Court, Community W ay, Col­ onial Wny and Avenue Amelin in the plat of Highland P ark, n width of 24 feet which said sum of F o rty nine Thousand One* H undred ($10,100.00) Dollars is the totnj estim ated cost of said im prove­ m ent; th a t the en tire cost of the im provem ent afo resaid, shall Ik* assessed ag ain st all p roperty nbutting and fronting upon th a t por­ tion of Cordova Drive, Coronado Concourse, Revona C ourt, Com­ m unity Wny, Colonial Wny and Avenue Amelin, in the p in t of Highland P ark, to be so im proved by the paving, re-paving, hard su rfacing and re-hard su rfacin g of said portion of Cordova Drive* Coronado Concourse, Revona C ourt, Community Wny, Colonial Way and Avenue Amelin in the plat of Highland P ark , a width of 21 feet, and a g a in st all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and a b u ttin g upon said im provem ent; th a t forty-nine th o u ­ sand One Hundred ($49,100.00) Dollars is the total estim ated cost of said contem plated im provem ent in the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing and re-h ard su rfacin g of said portion o f Cordova Drive, Coronado Concourse, Revona Court, Community Way, Colonint Wny and Avenue Amelia in the plat of Highland Park, to be spechilly assessed ag a in st all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and ab u ttin g upon said im provem ent; the sum of $5.21) is rial to s e u M ^ j co n tc in p |* u H | t'pccinl termined a n d J to the foot ff0<a P ro p erti« l b>’ said itn p ro j HE IT F t y J T1,at the Taj J Ci,y Clerk of J Florida in ,UJ provisions o f j of the t'hartrrfl ford, Florid,, 1 °ut delay (0 J mcnt roll, , 3 benefits t0 8,,lt of the plated awin^H adjMininj. ^ ln* nnd .b -jtZ l prounu-n:, |ivo rm uf u j j ' J enure a cop7ti^ | ed two i _ | each in inK to : no PuHi hoi, J all property said ^ in nivordant, of tlie Cbarter^J ford, Florida, t d place whet; J hoard and t h a t ] ment roll will hy the t'ity an Kou 'bring g l HE IT KURtJ That tin pttjyJ vided for |,y ^ J made and i nterdH erty liounding said improves*^ Me at the optima(j owner* ownjnj n nnd Aliuttfaf up<i wont ns foltov,;^ within thirty diyJ cessment* shall k, ly cqualiitd, *ppt» firmed, o; ir\ tcci stalln i'nt.s withig, of eight percent, nil deferred f,j» after the time ments lull be n equalized, appnw ed, and, BE IT FL’RTHI That this rc*o!gjg become i'ffectir* |a and after its jauq Adopted this It] A. D. 11*25. FOKRlj s . o. d Now Is the Time to Huy Only—81x90 Pepperal Sheets Prices Cut Deep t* $2.50 Crepe DeChine- £ Per Yard itBlGTiUitm iiC a Well Known Brand Ik’1 tin—All Colors—Per Yar �N FdR b r f ^ I U t D .^ E D N ^ S d A Y / A U'dll8T 19, 1925 IJMI Twain M e m o r i a l *"» M” T",p '“ “ u l' P o Q f 11r o R Snr R n i l / l i n i v n r i u n u u . iuw«, AU^. U r - v r ; —A m emorial fo r M ark Twain will be included in the new buildin s of an insurance company here. The new building will bo locat— “ ... cd next door to the old print shop hers. Then I found my son w riting jn which M ark T w ain worked a s n a letter to Hssel. J , P.P*~ . 1 p rin ter d uring 1850 settin g type straig h t off and hid the letter he for a cjty d irectory, whicn his had started. Then I found a note brother, Orion, published. In this which Hazel left on the sew ing • directory the hum orist gives his machine Joey, 1 c*lim *in mnehine for Joey. occupation ns antiquarian, out on on 1the porch and told her tr ^ rootn or Hbr a r y | n which will out she didn’t stop this non-stnse sne bc j , C p t mBny 0f t b e rccord8 of and her mother would have to Clemens’ personal life is the memove.’’ m orial plnnncd. A p rin te r’s caxo, And Then It Happened photographs, au p tographs and But th at didn’t end things. An possibly a popy o f the directory on open window ahowed the route the ** * ~ elopers had taken. A letter from Hazel to her mother bid farewell. While Hazel’s mother is in tears, Joe’s mother Is optimistic. She thinks they are in the neighbor­ hood, because someone has been raiding the icebox. “Joe has run away before, and he usually slips buck to get some­ thing to eat," says Sirs. Sack. Hazel’s Farewell Note. Here is Hazel’s farewell note to her mother: t io v ok t i i i : co u n t y My Mother: I have run nway. itr.soM n o A i m o p i m i i i .i c iv H T iu rForgive me. I am nearly out of my T I O \ P O I I S K M IN M I.P . C O U N T Y . P I . O I I I I I A M K T Fill >1 1M NII W IIA T head. Don’t worry, because the A M O U N T O K B O N U S IS N K C K S good I-onl will take care of me. S tilt P O II SP K C IA I. TA N The hypocrite downstairs (M rs. s riio o i. n is T iu c T n u m iik ii 0 \K„ S K M IN O I.K . C O U N T Y , P l.O Sack) has the note I wrote to Joe llllll. S A I I I D I S T B I C T IIK IN T i about the farm . Fleasc don’t wor­ A l.so KNOWN AS X A N K O Itll SPC.rl A I. TA X SC IIO O I. IM S ry. I can hardly write. I haven’t n T I I I C T , T i l IS H A T H O P IX T K Ilcent, hut I will try to get work ns K S T TO IIP. P A I I I T I I K H K O N T H IS soon ns I can. and I will send you T I U P . W I I K N A.N II T H IS I ' l . A C K W l l l l l l i : I ' l l IN C I P A I, AN TI IN money for my enre and keeping all T K IIK S T S H A M . UK HUH A N II these yenrs. Oh, mamma, I don’t I* A V A M .K . A N II I'lt O Y IIIIM : want to go, but you would never P o l l \\ K I . K C T I O N T O I I K T K I I I I I N B W I I P . T I I 1-211 (I II N O T T I I K forgive me. Don’t send anyone to YOUNGSTERS OF 15 E L O P E WHEN PARENTS INTERFERE CHICAGO, Aug. 10.— Life a t 15 . la a momentous episode! P arents can’t understand. They 1 dub the bloom of rom ance as "p u p ­ py love" and threaten the rod and bed w ithout supper. Thus reasoned Hazel Mitchell 15, little Scotch-Iriah \g i r l ' when a week ago h er m other and the boy’s m other sought to sep arate her from h er 15-year-old sw eetheart of Jew •Jsh faith. l Today the Scotch-Irish and Jew jls h m others look resentfully a t .^ eac h other across the back porch. (For Hazpl nqd Joe Mcdycke, the [Jewish boy, have eloped—an A bie’s (Irish Rose a ffa lt in real life. * A ffair 'S tart* E arly The Mitchells have lived In the house where Mrs. J. Sack, the boy’s Smother, Is landlady for th ree .weeks. It was either a case of "puppy love" or love a t first sig h t ifor the youngsters, say both m oth­ ers. Or then again they may hnvc known each other before the M itch­ ells moved tho apartm en. In any event Joe was vnmpcd good and securely. The second dny the affair was on. Joe would whistle up the s ta ir ­ way and Hazel would come tip to e­ ing down. She would tell her m oth­ e r she wns going to s it an hour with Mrs. Sack. And while Mrs. Sack drank in the affair* off Cupid on the silver j . sheet a nearby picture show, her son and the little Scotch girl held hands snd promised eternal love In the seclusion of the Snck a p a r t­ ment. **\Ve thought we had It stopped," Mrs. Sack said. “ For a whole week it was peaceful. My son went his way and the Mitchell girl w ent S l l l l I II . S T H I U T BONUS. S IIA I.I. Inrttitall'n . How’s Your Health? ;l Bonds numbered HI ' Inclusive, for |1000.0'» enr l>e due and payable on Jar 1311; , funds numbered 159 lo } Inc uslve. fnr lionn.oo earli lie lue and payable on Jar I9l*i; . , Itonds .numbered In *'* 1 Inclusive, for I1900.00 I'Srl be duo and • paj aide oil Jai 1341; , , Bonds numbered 135 lo Inclusive, for iinno.os enci be duo and payable on Jar 1342; , Bonds numberetl 213 to Inclusive, for $10OO.no end be due am' payable on Jar 1342; . , „ Bonds ntimhered 231 lo Inclusive, for smoa.on end be due and paVablc on Jui 1341: , , Bonds numbered 2lb to Inclusive, to r HUO'i.SO ead be due and payable on Jar 1315; Bonds numbered 2" < t" Inclusive, fur lio o u t" cud lie due and pnynldc ur J ■<* 13l«: Bonds numbered 2< • to Inclusive, for linon.ui ead be due and payable on Jar 1317: Bonds numbered 3»> to 3 Inclusive, fnr $1000.0" end lie due and payable on Jm tslf. , Bunds numbered 321 to 3 Inclusive, for li.uon.nD esc be due and paynlde on J >> You a r r no doubt well and feeling fine, way to be. However, if sickness si-nutf . prepared—have n reserv e fund to pay druggist, etc. Keep an neenunt with the | 4 Per Cent Interest Paid On Saving S e m i n o l e ( j f o u n f ij TV S a n f o r d , F la . S<g3> STRF.KOTH-. SERVICE - PKOcito ISSUE WII Kit HAS. on tlm 7th day of July A. I». 1325. a petition wns present' 'I to iiml lilt'd with this County Board of Public Instruction for Mernlnolr myself up to n home. Such people County. Florida, sign' d by more than ns the liintliaily is what make* the twenty five prreent of the duly quailfl"l tlirlo rs residing within Hpecyounger generation what it is. lal Ta* Hehool Ulstrlet No. 1, HemYour daughter, HAZEL. Inole County, Florida, said IHslrlet being also Known as Hanford Spec­ ial Tii* School Dlatrlrt. usklng ami pellllonlng th at an election be call­ ed anil held throughout said dis­ trict t<> determlno whether or not STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER bond* In the sunt of HSO.uoo.00 liy CHARI.KS STEWART should I"- Issued by said dlstrlet for the purpose of ae'iulrlng. build­ ing. enlarging, furnishing, or otlterWASHINGTON, A uk. ID.— i wise Improving school hulldliigs ami school grounds, and for tint W ashington lias now probably the exclusive use of the | ulillr trie selmols wlllllli said npeelul tax school m ost rnmplicntcil traffic code in district. I he proreeds of the said the country. bond Issue uniountlug lo 1150,00"" ii in In used for me purposrs set Tlic original idea was to make foi tli In said petition and to be ex8AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.— which immediately attracted our 11In* capital America's model in the ttendi'd and ctiaburaed In the follow­ ing ta.inner, ti^-wlt: The U. S. b. Ortolan, n m in e -' attention because of the large handling of automobiles— a nice I 115,000.00 to be used In purch­ .*e for drivers nnd a paradise asing site for new high school . . . r r ,,0.11,1 I,y S ecretary I S 1l" " 1fur those who walk. bulhtlng. *“ i 12511.000.00 to be used In Hie Wilbur for tem porary duty w ith (jur Mexican companions informU nfortunately the code’s cumconstrttrlIon and erect Ion of a now the California Academy of H ci-|cd us th at they knew of no simi- I pliers put too much into it, in an high school build Itig. e ffo rt to make it cover everything. ;i iso,iioo.oo to ha used for the enccs, hns returned hero from a l»r fru it in Mexico and thus far completion I l f thb .South Hide P ri­ ‘ trip of several months to islands it hns not been learned even to They also followed the congres­ mary School. off the west coast of Mexico, whnt family it belongs. It is nhout sional method, in including huntert. liO,(100.00 to lie used for the construction of a high school build­ oils regulations which either mean whither it took n p arty of scicn- the size and simp* ami color <>f a ing for negroes. ’ • tlsts. The expedition brought dpo ollvi’ hut there the sim ilarity nothing a t all or else mean two or ». lloooo.OO to he used for repair­ back ninny rare specimens of ceases, because tin* pulp is sweet three different and conflicting ing and replacing the heating sys­ tems In the Ufjimmar and Primary 'th in g s, until they’re “ inturpreted." birds, plants, fishes, reptiles, foH- and delicious. It was very useful School buildings. The trouble is, the “ interpreta•lies nnd insects for the museum to us on some of our long journeys fi. 110.000.00 to be used In repair­ of the academy. [overland, where nil food nnd wn- 1lions’’ differ and conflict, too. ing the present high school build­ HiipiTlnti'tiilpiit t.r Pul,llo ing. tluo ati<l Kx-Offlclo Hccr _ The party, in charge of Dr. G. ‘or, h^ *° ‘,0 c»r rlcd on our backs. > J . la.ttOO.uo.to. Iuj uv.d iu repairing It».«i r,t All autoist ♦•f Dallas Hanna, curator of p a l.o n -- A io,nl Mirndv of >ac.|s of tlth «n*f 'irur»lanlng plutnhlnft In the lOftl-lnl Henll r. tv 11 .hi >n’ ,v Horsnoi.nrcn tology In the academy, sailed April *r,'° brought back for vxp5r? Attiirni'vs fur tinlio.irit. ' 15, bound particularly for the lit- (ntcnlitl purposes, Aug. 5-12-I3-1U. all told, all in their Sunday best, tie known V’cvillngigcdo isla n d s,1 "We found the region nhout the and young Sigurd marked hi t dis- j •100 miles west of the Mexican Rcvilingigedo islands Inhabited by approval of the proceeding in th ., ! mainland. many whales, m others and young, I way infants have all ov»r the ji "One of the most striking col- J""* " V " " ; f!‘Il,u’r \ ' ,1M in tl?,° ,1n.r ' y i world. He was much more ami- { lections made," related l)r. Hanna, °/t whiilir»K- Hiey called the able at home, where celebrations "wns of fishes nhout the cornl l"ncc t h° { ow I nature for that | were kept up until the small hours reefs of these islnnds. Here '■‘‘fl*011' I in a dense atm osphere of tobacco abound g rent numbers of gaudy j "A spring of fresh w ater wns LONGYEAR CITY, Spitsbergen ! rmake and an improvised one-man and grotesque species showing relocated on Socorro island and Aug. 18.— Bird life is prolific >jazz hand. •• close relationship to the fishes of marked in such a way th at hence- enough in these lonely latitudes, "He will he a regular Norwe­ Hawaii. Theso specie* nre slow It can lie readily found. This, hut a visit from the stork is a su f­ gian," his m other said as Siguid swimming and persistently live iri the only fresh w ater within bun- ficiently ra re event to set all the was finally borne off to bed amid shallow w aters. Tha question for 'M '1* ° f niile-i, was first found by wireless apparatus in tile archipe­ ' loud protests. the Ichthyologist to answ er is how Colonel Grayson, a California pi- lago humming. did they get where they nrc. Vn t oncer who was wrecked on the inA baby horn here enjoys the , In 1000 when the Florida Citrus unique privilugc of being baptized Exchange, one of the leading coin tho most northerly church on I operative exchanges in the state, earth (78 degrees, 18 minutes was organized, the per capita conNorth L atitude) and it was the i sumption of oranges in this coungood fortune of an Associated ; try was J7 and the price per box i Press reporter to witness the ' was |1.!M. Today the per capita Ichristening ceremony of Baby S i­ I consumption is 00 nnd the price gurd, first-horn son of a mining averaged for Florida citrus fruits Iengineer of the G reat Norweigian is $2.00 per box. Much of this in­ crease is due to the work, of the Coal Company. The little wooden Lutheran Florida (,'itrus Exchange^ This church was crowded to capacity statem ent issued by Commissioner E. M. Rhodes, of the S tate Bureau with the entire female population of M arketing, | of the village hardly more than 10 Many Rare Specimens Fish, Birds, Animals And Insects Brought Home B y Scientists J RO AD TO N E W SM YRN A 270 acres in heart of present liij»h class dovri in SANFORD, FLORIDA. "The C1TV til1 TIAL,” with lake frontage, ?700 per acre, ei< SCRUGGS REALTY CO. Masonic Temple or H e l d .Ifdrrfexunt, Jor Econom ical T ra n sp o rta tio n *t.: FOR HOME AND STABLE OUT OlIR WAY By 'Aie c a m t G t*r tv-Y B l o o d Williams VEIL LL O O \ ' hoouo ■ f Cv-VAGC. A H t R N A . CO u u O m vnvl m AvjC. T O O C A Q R v/ A B t * i t C.O PitCC, A MCAl" C.R S u M P w ' A m LC.T O P T hV V<\UD» U T /\ \ \ \t_LPnJ I K i \o u v a g T * \ )-w.«£,vL\-f! Go o d CtO S)-\! 'MCYTh a K G N im ' T DO ? M /W \t A C C M iC A U OvJTATvWS ‘OA O P L A v f ? TVs’ BlCC’DvKDo MGi HAv/IH v X t P o L LAFV-TM' / ‘EjKAVLUL n ' - A M U D - 1 - sMEKftWLM £ d \O D B £ / C R '-Z ltJ \ ________ - ' VMAiOAMiMl-T » \ T i U . 1 MAV<C. ' AnoWCP MUvlI'A ICC., I GOT A MOwlLn B o x AM A V PA PCP. J The extraordinary Borozone treatm ent for flesh wounds, cuts, sores, galls, burns and scalds is ju st as effective in the ntnblc as in the home Horse flesh heals with remarkable speed under its power! fill influence. The treatm en t is the same for anim als ns for humans. F irst wash out infectious germs with liquid Borozone, and the Borozone Powder completes the heal­ ing process. Price (liquid) atlc, liOc and $1.20. Powder 110c nnd GOc. Sold hy I.alley’s Drug Store. CTI-iA, If you need a summer suit it will pay you to buy now. If you do not need a summer suit then it will pay you to buy it now for next sum m er.. See the wonderful values being1o f­ fered at Whiddoh & Hodges, 110 East Second Street. m m *l Bargain Easy Terms • Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Bank Building. SA LE^ FORCE sJ .P vlLI ’EWART malt ing possible decreased r r’crJ on closed m odels and improve* tjuality on ail th e models. No’*4 C ne* rpler provides ’"Quality M Low C\>st" to greater degree than ever before. Nmv Chevrolet pri* sent* to autom obile buyerseveri* w hefe « nctv measure vf T h e R oadster - *525 T h e C oach - -^69! fcrt * h « J i n « n « w t o i c r - g u r \ m c » j l c r # v iinpnivrj qujifirv of cquir"1'*'1 forvnrt pfK<* S7H. Nr* «nJ im pnir,I uualiiy nf -- T h e T o u rin g - $525 T h e Sedan T h e C oupe C om m ercial Chassis • • Express Truck C hassis • 5^5 - - $675 tquipmtvM 5. F. L A N E U V ^ > \E ,S OOK s Nczv Price L is t Next To San Lanta at a Real PV -A W S A W £ . g Chevrolet represents the Nighe-t type o f ipialitv car f ilin g at a low price. Public a-:knoi\lcJrtn ic n t o f th is fa ct h a s b e e n e v id e n c e d by a great l y in ­ creased demand for Chevrolet cars. T h is increased d em and lias resulted in increased production 6 ROOM HOUSE REALTOR i DOUGLAS KING - - $77f AIL PRICUi f. O. a FLINT kUCIUO* �1- ,,t fJHE, gA W eather Conditions WASHINGTON, Aug. i 3_ (/ p ,_ Haven — Widening 0f « „ f th<‘ MacMillan Arctic expedition was described ns de­ *>ixth Street approved; work to be* i pendent largely upon weather and Rin immediately. ice condition encountered this week in a radio message received Mon- AN EXHII.AHATING EFFEC T A bottie of' Herbine on th e shelf at home is like having a doctor S td ,,y y The mesrajre. relayed by the 15- in the house nil the time. It gives relief when the digestion ycnr-old amateur. Arthur A. Col- instant Rets out of order or the bowels " •^ r & ?«r In., said: ,, !.lct- Gne or two doses is nioht V ^ va1*! n"1yet r#at,y fur all that is necessary to s ta rt thing* . m i l 1' T Vi ‘N,A’ nru Preparing for moving and restore th at fine feelanother attem pt t,. reach Bay Fjord mg of exhilaration and buoyancy nnd possibly Kureka Sound. If of spirits which belongs only p, fjo rd s are clear of |ie possibly th« work can K. ,OIH. ,f no |l|nd|n|{ perfect health. !»r|ce CUc. S«r.l by 1 aney s Drug Store. places cun bo found on water land success doubtful. The men are fly. " W ,unK stretches where, if the Liberty motors fail, results will be serious. The spow yesterday was n hard blow. The navy flier roar away to r.l learn ere Island and return with “ swish. Dr. Koeli is off for n 5day trip in a dory in search for specimens. Two K*kim«s. heavily laden, left a ptimitivc shelter of skins, nnd started over the 20-mile rocky road to Aneritick vesterdav. leaving behind two *lrdgt* dogs. The midnight sun makes its last bow this week. New j«. is on Ali.la Lake and mountain brook. t Hoy Lets Message. “ Cape Alexander appeared this If you are like m o st m orning in a new -now blanket ua result of yesterday’s storm. The car ow ners y o u w a n t crew of the liowdoin j.s busy am The Marne to nocrWheatCrop; In Time to ,ch Mill Going The bat* P 'l Marne, where th e I 0,UD*d the French tu rn seven y ears ago, r , v %bumper crop .o t The D epart»»d *be F u re w end of Ju n e a t er°P estim ate*, ^M*J^tfe<iinKly K°°d an ^ L average of recent three of the 80 de| j yLrt rated ut 80 to 85, officials are wonW f a r 'r they will not nguin Kv7bligvd to im port some ordinary require■ .*,1 experts say th a t K ro p s look Rood, th e ru s t Krtuch damage and th a t fcjnlv estimuto of 90,000,* Irk hundred weight or 34,KVihsU of wheat m ust now [ K about 288,000,000 [F ra n c e consumes ubout |000 bushels per year. t?rie,t which began recentbir< departments, is ju s t in ^e«p the mills going, the on hand having been pracso th at if the tartl experts ure nearer those big, e a sy - riding Balloons—and a p u r­ chase plan equally easy and sim ple. Look Bros. G EN K HAL < () NTH A ( T< IKS Lspi'ciulh I <|iiip|)i'd for H(-modeling 600 I.nurel Avc. Weather And Report Is Given F . L. Day lives on a farm m ar Topoku, Kun. When nobody would 50NVILLE, Aug. 19.— (A*) bulievc th a t his corn was a tall as ho claim ed it was. he had tin photograph taken. He i< fistfeet ten inches tall, and hu -on. standing on his shoulder, n finf»et tall. The corn tops both of __ m HAVE YOU BEEN KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH THE DEVELOPMENT WORK AT • Telephone «'.» W e h ave both the tiresandtheplun, and both are us original nnd different from others as d a y is from night. G et th e details now. (Inside City Limit of Pierson, Fla.) Development Work Now Under Construction calls for an expenditure of Nearly $175,000.00 Im•»!|»<italrJ Sanford, Tlorida them. F lorida’s shipping season for to­ m atoes begins ubout lH-eember 15 and ends ubout JuneJM . _ The Building Program will Positively commence before September First and Calls for Several Store Buildings, He and some Modern Homes --• A u o rh « .Ito s if T o u rt lot adjoining the three above for $1650. Here is a good chance for someon- t<> get four large, well located to­ gether. Small cash payment will iinndle. i-jiil ’•* •—■ •• II n • m V W • * •J 5 Iota on Maple Avenue, Third nnd F ourth for $1500 each. $600 cash on each lot, balance I, 2 nnd 3 llid-v- 'it n*over and praise y ears. Four East front nnd one M at the Methodist chureh ■mini! at 8 o’clock will have W est front. I feature! of special in terest Ifjbodv Th.* -'n-nt love chapf the HiLle will be illustrated, Uymond Nixon, of Emory Un­ 202 1st St. I’hone 7 ity, will sing n solo. IETIIODIST ( 111 |{( II Dean-Berg Corporation If you need a summer suit it will pay you buy now. If you do not need a summer It then it will pay you to buy it now for next limer. See the wonderful values being ot| d at Whiddon & Hodges, 110 East Second Prices will advance September First. Money is made in real estate by buying right, before the advance in price takes place. h'l :« .......... e i t . i__ i i____ • . v!. i « NOTICE 0 those: d e s i r i n g l o c a t i o n s in t h e NEW Buy a Block Today and a Real Profit ARCAI) E s under construction nt the corner of First 1 a|m Sanford Ave„ are requested to see Ilritt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc, 10 E. First St. Phone 7UH l-’REE BUS TKII* TO PROPERTY T HURSDAY—L E A V 1N G F R O M FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING SANFORD, AT ONE’ O’CLOCK 'Vright, YVarlow and Company PHONE 349 OR CALL AT 105 1ST N ATIONAL BANK BUILDING FOR RESERVATIONS. Are Now Receiving Application For improved Rusiness and Residential Property in Sanford * Unt,s 'mniediately available subject to title examination. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS Executive Office— Dayonta, Fla SE E DuBOSE ANI) HOLLER T. H. LAMAR, State Mgr Anna Q. Nilsson, Marjfnrii- Da-iy W. G. BROADIIURST, Manager and Treasurer REALTORS 112 Parle AV(*jiu « a ■■u* * *f t ■a sa ■au*«**«*»«*JM*AM nn 3*u«tMUL 1 II ft1 �Avoid Too' Much Sunburn .*■_;»• m ford Herald •w r ) " hm H KUtU« The duy after fa many tim es p a in fu l to the person who - ... t’oiinfiic* tries to'get a tfood’ a w e of sunburn while nt the beiteh or ifo rd ^ Florida v u ler Ac l of while on a picnic of one kind another. Home individual «l llllM l, «w .v ^ T B r i^ e S e e s It J _ . . I will l> .. T ^ i e j S h o u l d »nd ^vni r« J N F r o m J 12,50O*S8, 2 *MOO. W rit Siberia* Neshcn. Eye* T hat See Not. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE goes to the beach for the week-end and determines to have t Copy riatit 1515) a good sunburn to show those at the office on his return. And not very often ^oes he fail to get even more than he <« ■11 K i ( « * l l a UNCLE SAM nml Belgium a rc u n ­ goes after. able to ngree as to the paym ent of R C n p C H U T lU M I1ATKR A warm bath is all right; hut not one in boiling water. $180,000,000 that Belgium owes On* T u i r - l t M 'Mis Alumna . f t .10 O a l l a a r f a l In CM by C u n I n . M r w eek H o W n k ly t-Milloi, 110 0 Similarily a ‘‘smt-bath” is invigorating, hut in excess it mny this country. Its a small debt com ­ par year. be injurious or even fatal. paratively. Belgium did n° t g et ( Fishing is a great pastime in this part of Florida. We much when the Woodrow W ilson ■ PMCIA I. MITM Ki All u b l i o a r r A o ' l c o , r a n ] * u( t l m a k a . r e s o lu tio n * a n d nolle** i.t *ni<-r:alr....»uta w ii«rs have seen those who have gone out without exercising the adm inistration was handing out " ^ e * i a r « a a a r * M ad e w ill b e r*»»r«ed necessary precautions of wearing long shirt* sleeves or broad f a r a t r e g u l a r - i i l v e n l a l n t rale* the money of the United S taten brimmed hats and have been amused at the way in which M fcM B F tt T i l t ANNOCIA TRtl PHKM* so generously. T h e A ss o c ia te d P r e s s la e x c l u s ­ they manage to steer clear of nibbing shoulders with others However, President Coolldgc iv ely i n t i l led • -* *ha u s* f o r re- the next day. D u p lic a tio n o f a l l n e w a d i s p a t c h e s feels that money honestly len t Dr. C. F. Pabst in Popular Stience Monthly tells of some « r * d l t s * t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e e r e d I C I m t h l a p a p e r a n d n la o Ilia l o ­ of the experiences he has had with sunburn cases and among Hhoilld he honestly repaid. F o rtu n ­ c_ al _ a aw aj pt published^ lieraln . All r i g h t s ately a simple method of collec­ o f re p u b lic a Mori o f s p e r l u l r its p s tc h - other things he says: »« h e re in a r e elan r«aer**ed. “When you fish or He in the stilt for hours at u tim e, ex­ tion can he applied in a friendly WEDNESDAY. A UK. 19, 1925 posing skin that has been protected nil winter, you are invit­ way. Nations that do not pny th e ir ing trouble. The skin cannot manufacture pigment quickly TH E HERALD’S PLATFORM cities and industries will n o t he 1.— Deeper w ater route to Jarkson- enough or in large enough quantity to protect you from able to borrow from the U nited burns. Hums may be considered in three classes— first ffflr. 2. —C onatrurtlon of S t. Jnhna-Indegree, when the skin is simply inflamed; second degree, Slates until they do pny. A m erican dlati River canal. when blisters are formed; and third degree, when charring hanks will not be allowed to lend. B*' I . —Extension of white w ar. In the case of Belgium. of F ran ce gtl '-t 4.- -Extension of (oral amuaementa. takes place. A burn of the first degree, covering the entire especially, and all of our E uropean —Swimming pool, lennli courts, body, probably would result in death. A blistering burn on ii#* debtors, payments should he m ade etc. half the body would be as severe, and a charring burn on ♦,— Augm enting of building pro­ a third of the body, equally so. That is, asuperficinl burn ns convenient ns possible, h u t It gram —houses, hotels, apartm ent is as serious as one that blisters, if covering twice the area. should In? made. bouses. '‘You probably have noticed that you have suffered your I.— Extension of street paving proEVEN IN slow old London, foal gram . worst burns while you were on water in a bout. That is .7,—Construction of boulevard because water reflects ultr-violet light and this reaches your estate values go up. London’s Foundling hospital, where th e around I*ok« Monroe. 8^—Completion of city beautified- face and eyes, even if they are protected from direct,rays great Handel once played the o r­ gan, was established in 17*10 by of the sun by a hat.” tiun program . Thomas Coram, kinil hearted s e a ­ t . — Expansion of achool system Avoid too much sunburn. The Literary Digest in a re­ with provision for Increased fa ­ cent issue suggests eight rules to follow in doing so. They, man who left hi.1 entire fo rtu n e, j $32,500, to provide a home for cilities. are: abandoned children. A place wns bought In Bloms1. Protect yourself front direct rays of the sun in July BIIILB VERSE FOR TODAY bury, London. It sold the other day and August. REWARD OF T H E UIGHT$8,250,000, The foundling homo 2. Huild up a coat of tan, if you can. This deposit of fur E G U :—Murk thn perfect mnn, nnd wilt move out into the country. behold the u pright; for the end pigment will prevent the sun front burning your skin. Here, if you know Imw. you need of th at nmn Is peace. 1‘siilni 37:87. .'I. Acquire this tan gradually Ibrougb short exposures. not wait 185 years to change $32,im P • -------- o4. If you have a skin that doesn’t tan, stop exposing r>00 into $3,250,000. Tito thing has 'I'll K nilOOK ijllK ra yourself. For you, every new exposure means a new burn. been done hy many in Id years and I coma from hnmitn of coot nnd less. It can Is* done by any in te l­ C. Wear a hat with a brim or carry a parasol. ligent man who has vision plus horn, •1 : G. Don’t go to sleep on the bench in direct sunlight. I make a sudden Huily, $32,500, in California, Florida and 7. Don’t go fishing or boating in the middle of the day half a dozen other places. And spnrko out ntnoriK the fein, ■ ill To bicker down n valley. |)o you wonder the single ta x e rs in sunshine. Reflected light front the water will burn you, rage,r even tbo you wear a hat. By thirty hills I hurry down. 8. Remember that 21 severe case of sunburn mny have Or slip between the ridges; ONE EDITOR wants “ Uncle By twenty thorpes. n little town. serious and lasting results. Joe" Cannon to write his autobio­ . M U .A K » m. I - l)K A X O B iin . how ahd ------------------ 0------------------ And half n hundred bridges. Till Inst hy Philip's farm I flew, Discourage The Professional Job Hunter To join the brimming river, F o r men may cornu and men may “ In out* fight In kuep our people front rushing to Florida g°. But I go on forever. wo feel that we are justifiable,*' nays the Park City News I chatter over atony ways, In little shrnps nnd trebles, I bubble Into eddying bays, I babble on the pehides. W ith many n curve my hanks I fret By many n field and fallow, And many u fairy foreland sat With willow-weed nnd mallow. I chatter, chatter as I flow, To Join thn brimming river, iuhI JU rininry f t F or K‘> But I go on forever. I wind about, and in and out, With here a blossom sailing, And hrru and there 11 lustry trout, And here nnd there a grayling. And here and there a foamy flake Upon me as I travel, W ith many a ailvery waterhrenk Above the golden gravel. And draw them nil along, and flow To join the brimming river, F o r m« may come nnd men may go, But I go on forever. — Alfred Tennyson. — .......o--------- E fv The Pittsburgh Sun asks “ what m akes popular songs liv e7" Do they ? -------- o Well we nil agreed with Mr. Browning on one thing, lie said' he was a damn fool. -oluitrst fashion note Bays, "next fall’s ftocks may seek the ears n t the expense of the limbs.’’ Say, Isn’t there going to tie a limit to th is business ? They say Dutch Anderson, Ger­ ald Chapman’s mil ami wanted for th e murder of Hen Bailee and his Wife, is headed for Florida. Better atay away or he might get in "dutch" here. Pnrngrnphom who find it hard sailing t<> fill their columns this tim e of year on account of scar­ city of inspirations, will find con­ solation in recalling that Con­ g ress will he reconvening in three months. ., ---------o ■■ Hanford’* building la-rndls are go­ ing to show a log total for this month. So fur permits for nineteen new homes have been issued for the first nineteen days of this month. A new home n day will soon, ntpet the house shortage. -oNew ‘York authorities who a r­ rested a man who claimed to have n dinner engagem ent with th e Lord at a ’fashionable hotel, declared ho was crazy. Now if th a t had happened in Chicago they would have had to cull in the alien­ ists. published at Rowling Clreeit, Kentucky. Continuing on this subject, the Kentucky paper saya: "It would not matter so much if it wns only the monied men who were ifoinif for they are able to stand the losses, which in the end might overtake them, but there are many going, not to make investments but in the hope of finding HomctltinK to do. This is a vain hop. "A mult who him been down there for months told the News that those who want employees turn a deaf car to all tourists w hi apply for jobs. They have found them unde­ sirable. They would not more than get lhutn.b&jknu.ukm>lil Tfiey *\Pmtld pul!"iilf ahn~gii bYsornr oilier point in the state and quit the job. "They have had so much trouble of this kind that they are giving their jobs only to natives or to those, at least, who have lived there :i long time and did not drift in on the bosom of t he boom.” The Howling (Jreen paper is right. If the natives are given the preference in jobs, it is nothing but right. Flor­ ida shoiild’t open its doors to outside workers until those of this state have till been employed. The state should first t.ike Hire of its own citizens and then if there is employment for others, invite them in. However, there is plenty of work in Florida ami to the man who comes here to make his home, there is w >rk for him. The home-seeker is not outlawed. Fat from it. It is quite natural that the business man wants employees who are here to stay. He has 110 room for the "fly-by-night," tail for the future citizen he has employment. Those who drift from place to place .'ire not deserving of consideration. The Kentucky paper realizes that for it continues: "Who can blame the Florida business man for not entp ln y in g th e m ? So th ill t h e m a n y w h o a r c g o in g to gel good jobs, will got no jobs. These* facts an* indisputable, lining job hunting jn Florida is a very precarious and unsatisfac­ tory kind of proposition. We only hope Unit after they gel there and fail to gel remunerative employment, that they will have enough to get back home on." The Herald is glad that its Kentucky contemporary has published the facts as they are. It will have the effect of discouraging the professional job hunter. On the other hand it will show that those who are anxious to locate here permanently will find a hearty welcome. If a fiiau eomes to Florida with plenty means and wishes to lead the life of a tourist, he is welcome, lie ean afford lo do it. Itul if a man conies here seeking work, ho should be willing to settle down and become a citizen. That’s ask­ ing very little. While Florida is developing rapidly, each will be doing his share, the one offering Itis money and the other giving his labors. ------------------o------------------ THRRK ARK 'l l I UK 1*1 wicks you know to the la m p of a nuiti’s life; brain, blood ami breath. IVoss the brain a lit Mo, its light Koes out. f«ll«w«l by both lilt; other*. Stop , l,J lm ait a m in u te, nml out go all th r e e o f Hie w a its . Choke tlieair out of the Iuurs ami presently the fluid ceases to sup­ ply the other centres of flame, ami all is soon stagnation, told and darkness.— Holmes. WK SOW OUR thought, ami we reap our actions; we sow our actions, ami we reap our habits; we sow our habits, ami we reap our characters; we sow our characters, nnd we reap our destiny.—C. A. Hall. MV FAVORITE STORIES r •»'o f !h Bradenton. j division „f the \] J ;? f , *'e Uonfckrnfyl nent part, the purcli:,.-,. nj by the members r.O tlon throughout th«] The mansion %hl j the state U)Kin lbTl h t he renovated l t j 1 Judah p. HenjsjJjj1 federate soldi,* established. The ID2f) I legislature aurrrJH for the re-coo2 h o u se-and gronjA, pervision of a * appointed by q, Governor Mttth the commision an early date upon tion of plan for of the man ifla. ] is composed id by of Bradenton, aon, of Palmetto, 1 ell, of Ellenion. The old mansion 5j southern urchitettimJ tifu l setting overdo ’ cellent view „f the 1 down which with his aid mid, 1 nt the lower end tl the bushe- mul uv«J his pursuers pns?ed \ JUST IN PASSING BY It. San Im nta nnd Pinehurst are taking th eir place in the front m ilks of S anford’s high cla.vi subdivisions and the own­ ers anil developers of these properties believe in making ex ­ tensive im provem ents and keeping the property in shape at all times. It is stieh high class development th a t will make Sanford a city of beautiful hum-; in the near future. Knight & McNeill of San I .anta and Paul Keeley, Raymond Key and F orrest Lake of Pinehurst are to he congratulated on th eir good work in these developments. I C h a p t e r '!'. book :il. conip|x ,in.H that plain* tlint ancient w riters of chnitiiclc* umlerstniiil very near as lmicli nf the history «f their tim e uh our peasant* know uf oura. WK HAVE men In public life th at unilerstaml in the liistnry of UU'a'i.pk"‘-a,.V! 'i'i’dU'Vkb. lu L UliT,• - - the Trench peasant understamta in modern French hlstoryi The French peasant is often a thought­ ful, intelligent man. THE LONDON Aero club, o r­ ganized to encourage British air supremacy, invites Britishers to join nnd learn to fly. The rush for memUTship surprises the o rg an ­ izers of the patriotic scheme, and they are compelled to order addi­ tional “baby planes" to tench the members "light flying." Members of parliament, business men, stock brokers, bookmakers, and mechanics are included among the members. I P. Connelly recently returned fro m n 'tr ip fo f'aruidiiis full of pep and ready to resume his good work in develop­ ing Fort Mellon and other subdivisions in which he Is in te r­ ested. A. P. Connelly has been boosting Sanford property foi tw enty years and is now reaping tin- reward of Ids labors. I am glad to see Sanford folks making good a fte r years of hurd work when it took neive to stay on the job. Among the younger men responsible for much develop­ ment is my Irish friend Charlie Britt, who though young in tin- hic inc I. ha . put oil some of the fir-*t ''Uhdivision sales in this city that started the ball rolling. Bis sales of W oodruff’s property south of the city did much to huihj up th at section and gave folks homes th at they would not have obtained closer in. J. C. Spin ling is another pioneer in this line nnd when he went out 1,u the Sunford-Orlamlo road year tgu unit sta rte d Flora Height and put on an auction a|(. „f | 0j H( people thought In- win wild, lint all of this property has cumc into hearing ami happy and contented folks are living out there helping to contribute their share of the big city of Sanford. WHO WILL sta rt such 11 club for training here? A young flying New York broker might leave ih* stock exchange at noon, fly down to Palm Hcucli in time for din­ ner. Many young |>ol» gentlemen now risk tludr lives and earn the applause that they deserve, on a saddle five feet above the ground. They might he interested in try ing something higher. They have the (ensure, the money tuid the physical courage. Ollier developers in south Sanford are Swope-Douglnss nnd my old friend, E. A. Douglass had u lot of faith in tire fu tu re of Sanford whin he built his bungalow* on Sanford and Geneva Avenue l.efor-* the m arch of civilization had really Htruck it - gait. Mr. Douglass is building many homes in S an ­ ford Heights and at Kdgevvood and doing his share itt build­ ing the <’ily Substantial, IN CHICAGO, three lirides were! m arried at the same time, e a c h ! carrying a coal Hack kitten. T h ir­ teen guests carried 13 black cuts. The idea was to show contem pt for superstition. At that wedding, disease germ s were more im portant than mu| h t stitions, which were defied by breaking 13 m irrors and in various other ways. ANY COLLECTION of 13 black or white cats is sure to carry a complete assortm ent of contagious disease germs. Ait experienced health of finer says “tin*re is mi hope of wiping iliptheriu, scurit long n* children are allowed to play with cats. They collect the discuses and tiring them home lu the chil­ dren." N. Ii. G arner is among the pioneer developers of property in Sanford and stinted selling lots in Sanford Heights and M arkham Heights some fifteen years ago. IK. him been going nt rung ever since nml hir Oak Hill property put on through the firm of Thrn her Burner is one or the successful devojm ents hi ■until Sanford ami Melonville. Southward the trend of business wends its way and there is no telling where the south division line .,f Sanford will really exist ill the next five yenrs. Harry Ki wis put on Bel Air last winter and made it n aureus* from t h<- start hut afterw ard sold it out to H arry Bodwell and now it in among tin* Bodvvell interests. This is s u f­ ficient evident,, that it will ho sold out this winter for H arry Bodvvell knows his "eggs" and also his acreage and it is a wise m an who knows his acreage th is hectic days. And *o I ought go on ad fimtum and maybe nd nauseam ror the readers of I he Herald who might, not U- interested in Ids stuff. A* f o r my part I live to see real men doing real business and it makes my heart glad to see so much develop­ ing in this city. There are many live wires here and many more coming here to help us huild a big city. They will find some of the finest people „mi earth, . here and thev are arc four four md they square and a yard wide. Having this kind of folks here we w ant the same kind of folks to conn- in und help us. EIGHT STUDENTS at George W ashington university have agreed to go without sleep for lid h >urs in a lest of brain and body fatigue. A man can live 10 days without food, if he. has water, lie can live about a week without water, ami only three minutes without air. Sleep is most im portant afte r u ir; then w ater, then food. The on y northern V i s i t o r who was aide to g et a room in | am pa Monday was At House of Toledo. Ohio, and a form er resident of lum pu. Al arrived in the city late in the evening accompanied by several of bis friends und was im m ediate­ ly taken to tl„. county jail where he was given a good room and where tie will receive accommodations until he cn*i be tried nt the next session of the circuit court for several rublivni1*. By IRVIN S. 0 0 BB A clsssfied ad la the Isle nf Pines N ews is us follows: F ur Sale: A fo u r passenger car, never went Distances, ns someone hns so |o f standard favorites 1ms to <K* YOUNG GENTLEMEN very uiiywhere and got hack whole. Good aptly said, ate all relative. Also , 1 with a Wyoming lunch foreman reg u lar about food are often indif­ fu r n deaf nml dumb man with much depends upon one’s point of! who was sent E ast by Ids employer ferent about sleep, mid consequent­ plenty of time on his hands and view. There is the story of t h e , in charge of u cur load of polo ly foolish. not frajd of Work, trouble or ex ­ Iexas cowboy from beyond ltlmills : ponies, lie was gone four weeks The Chinese, nmong other forma pense. Cheap fer cash if taken I**- vlll* who made a trip to Dallas j When he arrived buck ut the runch of to rtu re, killed men by having foru the owner gets out of p a ti­ und upon his return stated to a ha wore an air of unm istakable them roused from sleep every few ence and spends more .money on group of Ids friends that he didn’t pleasure and relief. m inutes until th*y died. it.’’ The Smithsonian Institute has believe he’d ever go up North "Gee," he laid, “ it’s good to g it attain. Bo fur us I’m conbeen known to buy worse things ag ain --h e didn’t care for "the loiue .............. THE TEST ntudeills weakened way them Yankees lived." | th an ihfd. corned, I don t want never to tru - by lack of sleep will be asked to l-rWjr Also there is tlit* little yarn r "i* n1,‘,re* . . .. 'ex p erim en t in driving and parking The podc City 'B anner will he- biting to» the VMley pro me Death Men idn t you like N,-w York 7.” ru ts , aw ay from traffic, of course, come a remi-wcekly Ik-cmnlnc peem r who, having made a it like, a "bed *>ne of thy hand n, ,* t>, study the effect on their nerves Septem ber 1 . We’ll fact It Won’t paid his Iir. f visit to Chicago and “tth , it's uy niSfcl -Ul itl Ilfs und their ’’co•brdiuatioin,‘ be Ipng. before it will he entering indors'd the place by saying: said, "hut I don’t lien K*i it * It in an interesting experim ent, th e daily field. Florida newspa- j “ She luukp to mu like the ought ’What tt thieliy the matter witli hut ti is likely that any student go­ pars urc making mare tupid stiiih it? " to make a permanent camp." ing CO hours without sleep will bo th a n thof« ul any other state iu I But >m u u this to rt tin-, mu* "Oh,” he said, it dad w eaker in consequence fyr the re^t * tb j Uuivu. II place first my own gallery blame far fruia everywhere.” j o f I-' life. 1 Vwn^.,, HOLLY Among the new residents in Sanford th a t are doing big tilings in developing high class property is W. M. Young, form erly of Brooklyn but now a resident and booster of S an­ ford. Mr. Young is doing yeoman service a t his Highland Park property, formerly the Swann estate on Hughey Street, and will have one of the prettiest developm ents in this part of the s ta te when it is ready for the m arket. Mr. Young is also doing good work in the Chamber of Commerce and takes an active p art in the upbuilding of the city. graphy because, “no other A m eri­ can statesm an ever had su ch , a golden store of historic memories." it spans American life from L in­ coln’s day until now. It does, hut Mr. Cun nan Is old nnd has seen everything th at has happened from Lincoln’s day until I now without, perhaps, seeing the .meaning of everything, W est Palm lies aw arded fur rn-rtioril t)0() [.like Wf)0< Tririftl o , l- ,, My 'dd fn e n d —not old in years but in friendship— Hon. I-rank I . h o rsier agrees with me in the assertion th at the grow ers should cut their celery crop in hnlf this season if liiii-h u thing is possible. Of course tin- growers will not heed this advice hut it is good, nevertheless and they can lake it or leave it fur what it in worth. • i 1 th at Kiri* grew lupidly but tout sixteen yeur old id girl adopted by Millionaire Browning grew five years in one one night. Amt all the fuss and feathers over his adopting_ this this girl reallv w w ants ants to i„ t , goes to show ,, that ,,, when ... -a millionaire - — Jtiaire really help some one. the puLlie will nut tel him. It is difficult for a rich man to do anything without being criticised, which is th e reason so many of them do so little. , Sanford can be made into a beautiful city if we can have n concerted effort all along the linQ to make our places hlostlom this w inter. All of us are prone to let the 'yard go at tim es and we get tired to trying to make grams and (lowOra grow where it seems they will not respond But alt of us w ant Poping u p ’ on this particular subject and we will g e t rig h t iu into, and do our best,. SHOUTING PHILANTHROPY! NEW YORK DAILY NEWS These rem arks concern th ree he unloosed t,y hij men. Two of them are m illionaires. Imps lie had a iiMn»| The third may b o a m illionaire, hut and a real cxiu-entiaj some worthwhile rom«|| we don’t know. We don’t even know tributinir his million n his real name. would do the must pd Edward W. Browning is th e first w as In error. nmn. His name is fam iliar to newsBoth are c.’isct of jLs paper readers. His m arital d ifficu l­ a nth ropy, with the pti ties first threw him onto the front drowned hy the d o rij puges. A fte r that he put him self The third man ii on the front pages hy announcing tinder his assumed Rita his desire to adopt another d au g h ­ . persons. That namt b ter. T ingle," and u chttka| An alleged blackmail plot, in is kept under the tutt which the life of Ills one adopted York bank. Mr. Tiaris dau g h ter was threatened, g ave him nam e may be "l)it|M fu rth er publicity. Now we’ll give tlirupic nietbul i are u!J him some more. not enlist any form d It is unnecessary for a rich man He becomes awttr, to broadcast his wish to adopt a or another, of urne child. It is harm ful for him lo elab­ ; a little lielw and cm o ra te mi his intention and ability money trill be be Inf to give the so-called fo rtu n ate child j to the needy urn*, every advantage nnd luxury th at large. In fact, we money can buy. It is b e tte r for .checks never are verj th e child which may bo chosen, 1 th is unknown iihilxnth and for the children of poor p a r­ ( th a t money iloceVt curtl ents, that such a tiling bo done 1ills; it n 1• r.■Iy help* < ■> quietly, with no fanfare of tru m ­ them more !rjraWe «<i b cate some of them. pets. He nu) >ml merrly J d The second nmn is Leopold Schepp, another m illionaire. He le tte r with 1 check n 'mill hail given aw ay considerable m on­ IVrhnps, 1 t » (hd* ‘>Pbf 1‘- iwnjr rn ey an d then was inspired to tell feels tha the newspapers that lie w anted ad­ I of Ins let ten « « 40 m vice on what to do with th e rest am ount of hiti ClA WM | vlction of the rlatmui of his cash, lie got publicity. We’ll not criticize Mr. Schepp sender. harshly. It is possible he was be­ 1 Of the thr<v mta,xhcisl wildered by the avalanche of hunk philanthropy de i"11 ^ ^ SPIRIT OF KINSHIP ■ s u n k i .s k m a g a z in k ill the not fa r d istan t p ast, the Frolic by holding*] *“ N orth Florida fought P eninsula queen contest and Florida; the West Coast b a ttle d 1 m ission t " the pageant. against the E ast C oast; neighbor Tam pa loaned lh* cities leaped at each o th er’s its fair and its expert thronts a t the slightest provoca­ to act as emtnry *» decorator, resp«t>"& tion. Each section of the com m unity, Frolics. in striving toward g re a te r expanDaytona llighka*di ,.n in the race of pro g ress, at- gave up it 1i f tilon I* It mpted to win hy tearing th e uth- the hack page of er_■ down rath er than by building m agazine t" the . itself up. A dvertising 1 luh. »“ Such anim osity is fast Uisup- ing a strong bid ' ur* pearing in Florida. volition for the The West C oast realizes th at Using Clubs of the the East Coast has ju st as many Lakeland expre*» advantages as it bus; Daytona ad in n spirited letter# m ires the progressiveness of st. h er of commerce «»i P etersburg; Tam pa and Jac k so n ­ recent drive outdfifl ville continue to fight for honor of and this section being the sta te ’s m etropolis, hut polk County city in each sees in the other nn ad v e rsa­ civic achievement*.. ry of m erit, and the riv alry is cities have also , friendly and gentlem anly. congratulations on Let a Chicago publication slan ­ the Daytona cunipM*' der Florida, und every city and Tin* great Florid* cross-roads town lines up side by is im partial, fa'* j side to see th a t tru th gains sway. T am pa nor Payt°n**A The sp irit of kinship am ong Jacksonville. "One % Florida cities is growing. S t. Au­ m akes the whole . gustine recently sent its com m er­ the cities of Florid* y cial secretary to Daytona to give been abundantly cs advice and lend aid in financing handiwork. J CONFUSION IN NAMES DAYTONA BEAUII JOURNAL There is an unfortunate duplica­ tion of names all over F lorida i which is very confusing. T his is true of many of the new developI m -nts ami nuburbun areas which must be named in order to be 1 platted, many of these a p p ro p ria t­ ing without apology names which had previously been given locali­ ties already prominently known. There seems no lim it to th e r,-potitions. Every tim e a iWaitor goes into a new locality he is con­ fronted with tlie siyne nam es he left behind in the last place v isit­ ed! With ns many U-autirul Indian names as may he listed, native to tie Beminoles and preserved in slate history; Spanish nam es, re!* lici of the earliest w hite s e ttle rs , cud the hundreds of lioneat-toCuodnets United S tates historic Baines, why should wo have so much “vain repet ilk * . zling query. Flond* • lacking in historic L one should have t** . nam e perpetual iitf and deeds of C done honorable J<r sta te . G etting out of alone names nlreanj , lookimr »*p ui) •historu I'irwniril? individual* or ‘ ' ,n F, communities a niUV gestive of certain hsti lei is ties would u u ^ nom enclature a ^, ,n■ nomencniLUMtypical ns Florida | A list offa Spanid* nam es with drfud a j ized Florida nan)*- ^ significance uurbf. ^ which would furni ” not yet applied thrtrf, a dozen time* state. �r *» .* f i‘ S o d a C . Ja it JGUST 1« t .,. Aug. , or 0 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. TELEPHONE :~B c3. 423-J. tab Rev. and Mrs. Nixon E n tertain League wmmsm ■ I Methodist Notes Goldenrod ___By Mrs. J. g. Ward . D, erv- v, U. E. Women to Announce Over NewTokyoRadio i -*»— i o come* k id of Win to r P . TOKYO, A ug. ; Tho tte r. P ray e r h supply for Rev. ;rvices Wednesdayy a t. 7:30 P. m. raucous-voiced nml* rad io anooun-r Mr. and Mrs. P ertal and Mr. err nray become a th in g of the p ast ami Mrs; George Wood, who have in j . f t , off|eWB o f lho lH.w spent several days here visiting _ , ' , , the family of S. Wood, left M on-jTok>'° hroa.lcasting statio n *ucday for their home in Tampa. They jCced in setting a new style. In wi re accompanied by th eir neice, fart, women nre to he employed Miss Anna Bell Wood, who will exclusively ns announcers in the spend n month visiting in Tampa. Real estate tran sfers reported new broadcasting studio. They are chosen by exam ination, this week are: 2d acres from C. E. Collicutt.to Clark Mothers, purch­ it is said, and only thoso w ith e x ­ asin'* price $,”1,000: ten acres fro n t­ cellent enunciatory ability will be ing on the Oviedo-Goldenroad high- i employed. One of the requirem ents way from George W right to a j is th at the announcer have the Sanford man, consideration $1,600.1 P.ure T?k>‘* so th a t the sta 30 acres from George Dyall to M r.!*1®" * i" "«* ! m istaken for the ifl/ J . H . J A C K S P N j .T . _ Long Tiipe Loans qiVResidences lutd’business Property! t ’Easy Repayment Plan i>W 'n l.f • /I Office in new Merriwedther Building Phone 611 2nd Street. J. Rouse and wife of Conway were callers here Sunday a f te r­ noon. | of OrUHdo w a « Jn The Etdriges were the guests of 0„ business. ■■■■■■■■■■I Mr. Geve, Sunday, to a picnic luncheon at loike Howell. f Portsinouth, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Sm ith of j* inter Garden were visiting the Tu" former'3 parents here S aturday 128 Feet night, ' T*., children , Harry Williams’ mother and cou­ ,n a t Dnysin of Winter Dark were plcasnnt Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two stores that callers at George Barker's Sunday afternoon. A very interesting and in stru c -[c’*'1 * corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can be pur- j , filliam I-ake Mv. and Mrs. If. C. Darker and five meetng was held by ’the Bap~—; ------u 1 in Orlando Mr. and Mr3. IV. l>. Smith were ts t Womens' Missionary Union n t 1D i i i i i i n i i i n i i i i i i i i i t R chased at $75.00 a front foot on easy terms. dinner Euests of Carl M ather's the home of Mrs. M. J. Collicutt family Sunday. Thursday afternoon. A very genWe Have the Best Mr, ami Mrs. George P ark er evens offering for foreign mis­ ti * i ■ ■Brown of 9 ° I “ nnoutllce l be birth of a son Men­ sions was given. Visitors from oth­ 1 i,v i„ Sanford Buys 60 Feet day, Aug. 1,, both mother and son er unions were Mrs. Phillips and Jitiott. are doing nicely ACREAGE, BUSINESS, HOMES Mrs. Martin of Oviedo and Mrs. ‘ , . ■ W. , T Jennings of Griffin, Ga., Tribble and daughter, Miss Mary, • i9 u Mrs. C. II. tx of JacksonI’hoae 727 ....... - verstreet ....................and ......... Mrs. w. B. _. J. O chll- to spend ua W€eK w eek'a„.” D a f' -u n d a y . ha*s been employed hy the Dodd from Chulota. Between First and Second Streets on Sanford Avenue few day* with dren a re spending several weeki guest of her two v a, , i Brothers to assist them in running Wilson. Valdez Realty Co. near Asheville, N. C. and Dwight Smith ' ‘,El1 Le0 ‘h a r d e n Lake Hairy. At $610.00 per front foot. West Balm Beach—This place to The Dodd brothers of Garden Valdez Hotel Bldg, Mrs. C. W. Henck who has been have new $4,000,000 Breakers Ho­ Lake are making marked improve­ whn Is *trend- undergoing tre a tm e n t a t the For­ I gow Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talbot and ments on their dwellin'; by the a d ­ tel. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a it Daytona Beach, mosa S anitarium is slowly recov­ family returned Sunday (n,m a ding of a new roof and Iront r . few days. ering. plea ant trip to Miami and other porch. Mra. J . E. W alker, wife of May- points on tlfe E ast Coast. If you want a suit it will pay you to buy it Mr. and Mrs. It. Crown were . McRae left Mon* or W alker, is visiting sons and the dinner gue-.ts of Mr. and Mrs. d au g h ters ip Sioux. Fall3, South We are very glad to have Mrs L ,t of Mrs. George G. S. Brown's Sunday. All m otor­ at once. If you do not need a suit now it will a.burg f»r « week. D akota and rep o rts cold w eather John Sneed w ith us again .she ie- ed to Avalon tak e Groves Sunday pay you to buy it now for next summer. See th ere. turm d S aturday afternoon froni afternoon. 2102 First St. Sanford Realtors. Theodore Tieo has sold five a c re s ; rennessee ami other noun „f Inirl left Tuesday adjoining his home on the Dixie tei, t. B. O. Hull, who has been here the values at Whiddon and Hodges, 110 East 1 01 in* D. C.. and Detroit, Highw ay in southern section of for two weeks, left Friday via the t will spend about Longwood and A lbert Buck has Atlantic Coast Line fur his homo Second Street. Miss Hazel Clore who has been in Cleveland, Ohio. He expecto to disposed of 10 acres near his store th.- guest of Misses .Marv Craw return about Oct. 1 to spend the on th e Highway. ford and Fanny Bell Driest, left winter. a B ia a a a a a fla a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a iia a a a a a a land his guest, John Mr. Fr.ir.ier and son-in-law, C. L >>“ri«in\ evening lor her hum, m ■ a Jacksonville, are Thom as, have disposed of a Dl Lady Luke. Mi. and Mrs. Wayne l.athrop 1 days at Coronado acre property adjoining their res­ and four runs arrived here last idence in the northern section of Mt J. B. Crawford and child- week, by auto, from Clio, Iowa. They will occupy their cottage on the town. This was . sold to | . Orloti» |r'Ti } | Were culled to llnrrisburgh. **• r i 'iiii ii i (11 <i returned to Tam* dob uyers for a substantial price, la., la t week becaure of the ill - (N orth Bear Gully Lake, purchased !e several days here M any real e s ta te deals have been **f Mrs. Crawford'a mother, while here last winter. is parents .Mr. and com pleted during the last few The familie of It. L Croon and s'. Weigle. Ucal Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your propertv G. S. Brown, were dinner guests days. The Lake Jessu p Land Com­ 161 ft. Sanford Ave., Business Front­ pany re p o rts the sale of a tract Th.' Senior Epworth League ser- of T. C. Brannons of Orlando on age. A beautiful corner. ►ill I-awton, Miss of 300 acres and another sale of Vu t' on Sunday evening were well Thursday evening and also th eir tan and Miss Elir.n- 40 acres, w ith m any inquiries by altended. Miss Rebecca Clark was theatre guest: to "The C ountry $190 front foot. Die leader oT a very original pro- Store" at the Beiuham. Ovieiio were the le tte rs and telegram s. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith, who __ _______ _____ On T hursday afternoon the Civ in .ini, the subject of the lesson beWe are permanently located in Sanford (h Tuesday. lc I-eague was entertained by M rs.|jng "Kindness." Miss Clark and have Iw-eii visiting the form er's Thin is a wonderful buy as it will double in value very Tavlor and 'Y . N. Searcy and Mrs. C. B. Sear- her assistants on the program nre parents. Mr. and Mr W. J. Sm ith, soon. Property has 8 houses on it at present—-all rented. OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS K. J lav for Rome ry , a t th eir home on Greenwood he complimented for this im - i'''11 Monday for K„ suth, Mias., Some frontage two blocks f urtlier out npw selling $250 [Thursday for a week’s visit with the la tte r’s fronti- foot • i* in Georgia. They Uike. E m broidery was done hy : l'r> - uve service. l mother before returning to th eir We guarantee Satisfaction. the m em bers and refreshm ents —-------------------(bout six weeks. homo in Nashville. Tenu. served a t the close of the afterAmong im portant additional imnoon. pri.veniento which the governor int. Lawrence Sm oot If you have Property you want sold—List it with us The general m erchandise store I b iuU to have inaugurated in the Mrs. Claire Kvcrotto *ft Wednesday for - verstreet‘ for detention schools, is a $fi0,000 T r n r l i r r of IrfUili* I'lititof n r l r und kiss it good-bye. conducted by ~II. J“. O (h where they will severul years has lately been i-'ilil printing plant to placed in the Flo­ l*t(i) liti; (inti Mt**ilo« of the summer. VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. .to O scar B ry an t of W agner who rida Industrial School at Marian­ V u h c i b lo I'n'ii'ii • in iii. rlt-rn putl* also operates several other stores. na ns well as a $:U),U0l! wood work iiKiM) latiKbi from . It iiu tuury Mae Sicg of Sa- The sto re is now under the able shop in the same school. These I ii lb«* li in; Ii * t wl.uuLinL II. G. WOOLWOIITH, Mgr. PHONE 727 :C1 it OiiL i i r , iBeatrice Karrel of win tu- established as soon as pos­ m anagem ent of Mr. North. Mr. >rre the a ttra c tiv e O v erstreet is giving more attention sible. i usl Mrs. David to road construction. T e rm s — $1,000 Hinder. Balance can he a rra n g e d . 116 E. Second Street, 1 *nford, Fla. Two or three miles w est of Long­ Wt Tuesday n ig h t wood a re the fam ous Balm Springs which have fo r v e ry ' many years ike and his fam ily been celebrated for the exhilarat­ — ; tv * f/jlurc home. Mrs. ing and medicinal qualities of its ........................................................................................................................................................................................... .. will Join hint hniling sulphur tyithlffg pitdl With * + + + + + + + + + ^■>+*+'>+-H--H-+*+>+*-H-+++4 ++++++.; ___ n tem pordtiire' of ‘73 degrees year louglass and daugh-! !',,u,1" 1' “ ml "‘‘‘‘"D-d in a most tropill leave Friday f,.r li al -s ,,Hing. Picnic p arties are weliere they will be the 'tom e to use th e screened pavilion. Joseph Phipps has gone on a George Fox for sevbusiness trip to T am pa and Fort Myers. Before his departure lie , who has been con gave a th e a tre parly in Sanford. proper way to cut pie is pi- Southern Bell Tel- Among those present were Mr. and i this city, has been Mrs. B. C. C lark, Miss Margaret i West Palm Beach. S tu a rt, Mr. R obert Simpson, of in quarters.” That’s the rul­ P ittsburgh, Pa., .Mr. Thompson, athletic d irecto r of Rochester, N. L ■ ing of the men-folks when Pecan dins, Ib-rhert Mes - 1 Y„ Mrs. H enry Menick and Mr. WWallace have re- Phi ops. 3 Many industrial activities art* e v ­ iumille and LakeMeringue is on the board. And the j b i e been for sev- ident in Longwood. The mill is busily tu rn in g out finished lumber Jime-■ . only way you can beat the game is to for building purposes. It. E. Cobb Iford left Tuesday is m anufacturing a device he has make a couple ol small pies instead Vernon. III., where patented for attachm ents and im­ Mrs. Pitchfurd who! provem ents on musical instruments M ■ fnding the summer and Mrs. Cobb is supplying the of one large. But not loo smalll M public with ra re varieties of plants 111 return in tin- fall. a and flow ers from the Seminole a You’ll likely want a man’s-size a Nixon, wui of Dr. G ardens. The handle factory is ■ J- Nixon, arrived running full time to fill its orders piece yourself—once you try this *'"1 a fortnight in from • ninny large business firms trnotorcil down fiorn throughout the state. Brieceno s bity at Atlanta an il'G ln rk has contracts for many a d ­ mixture of pecan meats with velvety 1 by hU cousin W. ditions to buildings in this neigh­ ahlosta. borhood. The addition to the Bap­ t2 * brown-sugar custard, made with U tist church enlarges its seating ca­ n [Zachary and HtU, pacity 50 per cent. cl Borden’s. And a meringue and « 0 J w*n bl boat * P,3; k " '“ 'lie wher,. m •’I' -V k. I'ow,-i N more pecans to top ofl! ■ nnting .it varintii m Mrs. L. A. Brumley returned « and lllimij-. 11,,. , m ur-d.iy. J F riday front a two months slay in P e c a n M e r i n g u e P ie H endersonville, N. C. n 9 ; V ,! Ginder arid . \V. L. Henley returned Thurs­ ■ tablespoonful butter M 1 cup Borden's lnJ Mr ,\ , Gin- day from A tlanta, Gn. J. W. Don­ ■ ley accom panied him for a short • and 1 lydc HuiriEvaporated Milk s )* cup pecan meats, ■ u,n‘‘d from i pleas- stay. chopped H cup water 54 INCH FLAT CREPE B. E. Stpiires is at home front a including the Blue teaspoonful salt ■ H cup brown sugar n*’ rredericksburg, motor trip to points in New York. * mgton, |). Mrs. S quires will remain in the i teaspoonful vanilla i>j tablespoonfuls Hour north until Inter. 4 tablespoonfuls Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller re­ iWin- H. Lansing 2 egg volks, slightly M ■> »r,|iil their iiiin. turned to D aytona Beach Tues­ granulated ^ugar $ 5 * 0 0 YARD beaten ‘ 1 ""pa. St. IV*. day for an o th er stay of two weeks :: a Baked pastry 2 egg w hiles, sttlily at the Colonial A partm ents. I'oint i and a re M •• John P eters ami Nick Zernovean 7 ir many friends beaten » ■ ■>paiim,.(ga. Mrs. accompanied G. P, Smith to Kis­ simmee for an interesting visit to '^ r marriage, wu.i 24 INCH CREPE SATINS Dilute rtitlk with witcr »uJ liring to the sealJing point. the banana plantations recently. The little child of Mr. and Mrs. M u brown lugif, (lour, anJ salt thoroughly together. Add Lee K inard died a t the hospital \ to the hut milk, slowly stirring until mature thickeiuj cook Monday m orning, having been ta k ­ over hot wster (in Joubl; boiler) fifteen minutes, stirriug en there for treatm en t while very ■ ■ ill. ■ ■► $ 7 .0 0 YARD oecasiuailly. Add egg yolks slowly. Best npidly until set. Mr. and Mrs, H arry lleener and Add butter. Remove from fire and coolj add tlrvoring aad hlfri.' The "iritiex have an- Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Ellsworth en­ joyed a trip to Ponce Park and nut meats. Dour into bdted pastry. Cover the top with me­ Si •• hundred other points Sunday in the Keener m •• ringue made o fe |g whites and granulated sugar. Bake iu a which y e a r, car. f by floods, are to <10 INCH PL AT CRGDE vtr> slow oven until slightly browned. Sprinkle with nut Mrs. l.ibhie Weeks and Miss I " of earth re- Annie Weeks left S aturday for a f '"'structi„n ,,f meats broken iu small pieces. water mains two weeks visit with friends in u ■> *1*. I he city J,aH W ilm ington und o th er points n ■ ■> North Carolina. m o i, ,"r '•oimnierutinn Mr, :nn| Mrs. George Elliott and $ 2 . 7 5 vam. #),,prs: »*ut it h as son Edw ard have taken apartm ent i!B orden ’s ■ at Mrs. Jennie Stevens’ home on , comes in two sizes; tal Mellonville Avenue and have ren t­ ed llm ir place on F ourth Streetfl ( 1 6 o z .) and sm all Hoke H unter received word last * at ■to,000,000 yi.„ ( 6 0 2 .) week th a t a son had been born to rEDi, jUffiCt “" ex Pect- him and Mrs. H unter at Charlotte. O rdtr from your [WffiBivnt earth to . * *e aid of the Mrs. H u n ter and aon will come to grocers by the haljtheir C elery Avenue home soon. ” *»ked in the , tiHum “ j ozen or more earn. |rk. Two new fam ilies moved here tlK i.t ux 1st >lnr last week from Mountain LaVte «J Ifiw >, and a re living in Nick Zernovean’s , hrogreasing tenant houses. A nother,,, family tu >u J building irom P ulutka moved into WUI a H a a a a a a a a a a a i n n i B « » M " * i > t i |> l" ,llllllialllllllll,IIIH lla" " i*|( MII" ll>l,lllll,IIIHa,ll,IIIIHI>ai,llllll,1>11 P rev u tt’a ten an t house. Rev. and M rs. T. J. Nixon en ­ Woolsey S turdivant of „ vi(M,0 terta in e d about 40 members of the In term ediate Leaguer last night A cabinet m eeting was held first and new officers were appointed, Mrs A. S. Abrams and Mrs C a fte r which a delightful program Coleman are expected home was enjoyed. Many readings and J. from A tlanta on Thursday. m usical num bers were given by the m em bers. Mr, and Mrs. P 11 / 1 ' *• Stevenson The guests especially enjoyed the left ^nl selections given by Mrs. Krnshnw t e ! v / ” r and a .n!V,“ M| W jf f tt York i '‘'- a e a . and Raymond Nixon, daughter and son of Rev. and Mrs. Nison. A Clarence Prie-i ..,„i v are t t"»• SK::Unicr,'“ w .t S ; ! received much applause. aa the h'uert of Mr. Bell s pal, nt9. L ate r in the evening a delicious ice course was served by the hos­ Friends of Mrs. Lonnie McMultess, acsirtcd by Mrs. Ernshaw. it-n wiH regret to learn he i i(U,te ill in the ^enjald-L a'uihi'm ii?U,*e tal. ’ ‘ n llespi- S e t p“"ton*“■> Longwood Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. I Allen & Brent \ A Real Pick-up 5 AT AUCTION Valdez Realty Co. ALLEN AND BRENT I Another famous PIE r T HE Mannish T rousers For Little Fellows We have just received a shipment of boys Tom Thumb Trousers. Made of the best grade wool fabrics in tan, ‘j Powder Grey and Grey. Sizes (> to l(i years. East Sanford NEW FALL SILKS Extra heavy quality in blonde, powder blue, navy, black Exceptionally fine quality material in blue, blonde, navy and black. [a> Reclaim r ‘ded Acres Best quality in all the new fall shades- Also black and navy. . "S„:r *“ VT' The Y owell C ompany ::I �C TV V , lY, T’ W fi — APCPST 19. 1928., jsuiftnVep. If d° Dot - -■-' • v < m > » i ■■•••M i rf.-i <.'AJ U L ,rl 1 »m a* ner. Groves ttu il Harris*. Tim f o D flJ f 01 w ^ .; g r . ^ . . l 11 theft it ™ '1 p a y y o u t o b u t t T A P I? Philadelphia .010 010-8-13-3 s u m r t t e r . . S e i e t h e w o n d e r f u l w S t' Louis .. .. 500 000 M x - 7 - 8-0 Quinn, Groves, Harris*, Rom­ f e r e d a t W h i d d o n & H o d g e s , \ \ B oston... - ~ 023 000 00x—B-6-t fifi f r mel, B aum gartner and ^C ochrane, S tre e t ^ »n ■ 1 BEDS BEAT PHILLIES TWICE Yankees Trounce Detroit Tig­ PerL ins; Bush, Danforth, Vnngil PHILADELPHIA, A ur. 19.— ers by Score 5 to 2; White d er and Hargrave. (jf*)—Cincinnati won both ends of Sox Bunch Hits In 6th and YANKS DOWN TIGERS Tuesday’s double header with Win Over Boston Score *1-2 DETROIT. Aug. Nr? Philadelphia here Tuesday, taking York leaped on two helpless De­ the first game 7 to 6, and winning CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 19.— tro it pitchers Tuesday and bent the second in eleven Innings, 11 to — — j0. Home runs provided th e Reds' (/P)— W ashington took tho game the Tigers, 5 to 2 in the first game of the locals’ home stand V-ii Heats Leaders of First Half margin of victory In both gomes. Tuesday In the series from Cleve­ opened Tuesday. Babe Ruth poled land, 7 to 4, knocking Uhle from Circuit blows by Luque and Smith Hy Score of 2 to I; Cusack in the sixth inning won th e open­ the box in the fourth Inning and his tw elfth home run of 0 “! sea­ IS SC A R C E Triples, Scores on Throw ing game and RotiBh’s home run scoring one run off Specce in tho son o ff Stoner in the eighth in­ :, K ■ ■ .. ,, In Ninth for Winning Hun with one on, followed by W alker's fifth. Cleveland was unable to ning. AND GETTING SCA Craw ford, p. .. .. 3 0 0 0 2 1 Score by innings: ", in the eleventh inning wo/) the sec- Bcora o ff W alter Johnson until the ALL THE TIME sixth, when the Indians made four New York .. - 000 001 031-5-13-1 ST. PE T E R SpU K G , Aug. 1 9 .Totnl* _ .. .. 29 0 8 24 10 -1 Lakeland made it tw<> straig h t nn<J' run*. W ith two out nnd two on in Detroit .. .. - 000 010 010—2- 9-1 First Gam e V B atteries: Hoyt nnd Bengough; AB It II E from St. P etersb u rg here Tuesday TAMPA the ninth and Speaker at bnt, Score by innings: YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY m Stoner, Doyle arid Binder, Woodall. Wrtoad. 2b. .. .. „ 4 2 7 4 3 0 winning 2 to l when Clusnck h it a Cincinnati G regg replaced Johnson. 050 002 OOd—7-11-2 (link*, 3b........ .. 4 3 2 1 0 1 triple in the firs t of the ninth and Philadelphia . 001 010 201— 5-13-2 VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT FT Score by innings: E strada, cf. „ .. 3 •> oto 1 (1 0 came home on Allen wild throw. Butteries: Lurjue, May and Har- j Washington .. 010 310 002—7-10-1 CI1ISOX BEAT BOSTON NOW * .f w in......... .. r» 0 0 1 3 1 Cusack went back into the box for grave; Betts, Couch, Mitchell nnd | Cleveland .. „ 000 004 000— 1- 0-0 CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—GP)-—Ted j w * 1 II 1 0 Ia-c , i f............. .. 4 I Batteriea: Johnson, Gregg, Mar- Lyons won his 17th gnme of the > Ilenhne. the H ighlanders today a fte r being Cut'llN- >, If. .. .. ;i 1 o 3 1 0 pounded to the showers Monday berry and Ruel; Uhle, Speece, K arr season Tuesday when Chicago] Stockman, I f . . .. i 1) 0 <1 1 0 and held tho S aints to six Well and Myatt. Second Game bunched hits off Fred Wingfield Nance, «•......... .. 2 0 1 r» 0 0 and defeated Boston, 4 to 2 in the i 5.core by innings: scattered hits. f n (1 0 L»p«jt, c. .. i 0 0 001 300 400 03—11 BROWNS BEAT ATHLETICS firs t gam e of the series. Lyons N either of th e Lake-land runs] Cincinnati <1 0 0 7 0 II Jcsiiicr, lb. Philadelphia .. 300 002 201 02—10 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19,—W )— hod only two bud innings before was earned, Houston pitching Alvnrcz, p. .. .. 4 1 II 0 1 • ' *s.* W ashington gained a full game on the visitors bunched six of their steadily in whnt should have been ; ,1 ' « EAT WIIALE AlKAT ten h its for two runs. the league leading Phlladephian* a shut-out. The firs t counter 1 ) 10 III 27 10 *Totnl* .. .. OSLO, Norway, Aug. 19,— (/?) — Tuesday when the Athletics drop­ For Further Inform^ Score by innings: came in the second fram e when t Score by innings: 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 ?,ur[nc,t‘’ ;vh." KOI on through n Whale meat is a jiopular farm of ped the firs t gnme of the series Boston .......... 100 000 010-2-10-1 Call at Montezuma Sanford .... ............. .. 100 003 UOx—4- H-0 ........'. . . . . .510 004 OOx— 10 Deid.-r * choice a fte r Doyle recelv- human nourishment am ong the to the St. Louis Browns 7 to 0. Chicago Tampa poorer classes of Norw ay. During B atteries: Wingfield and BisAlthough his m ates presented Joe .. n c'f| a bam* on balls, came home on Summary Two base nita ,,CnnaMenaner’a | 11. nni iw • a e v rro i i r and Cusack's sin- the spring months large quantities Bush with a five run lead in the choff; Lyons and Schalk. H . B S C H U L T E iR E A L tt res, 2, Hicks, Kstrada. ,Moh-n of this food was shipped to Trond- opening inning, he was unable to base, Hicks. Sacrifices, Hicks, Es . . , ,, . , hjem, Bergen and Oslo. Only the hold the A thletics nnd was suc­ S ebring—Work started clearing count MAKL* RESERVATION trad A; double plays Stockman, I . Tho Inf?f £Saints u,n1“ evened c ' ? n‘" the u,e J.011"1 " best and most tender portion* are ceeded by D anforth in the fourtn 430 acre tract west of Lake JnckSnei.il to Jesm er! Left .......... .. i]"‘ fifth when Barnes walked and selected for humap consumption. fram e, Vnngilder later replaced .son. gnnfnAi t ........ n it,.,,-, on eame Imme on ( ox s sacrifice, Sanford ,i. 4; Tam pa 0. Bases balls off Alvarez 3; Crawford 5. Block’s infield hit and Hou-tori’ S truck out by Alvarez H; Crawford sacrifice fly. The Box Score 3. llm pile, Pische. Time of game AB it ii PO A LAKELAND 1 :f»0. 4..----•%CA Kowalski, 2b. .. r» 0 i 7 1 Buckley, as, .. . 3 0 «» 3 5 SECOND GAME Wei*h, ir............ a II 0 3 0 AB R II PO A SANFORD Brazier, cf. . .. 3 0 0 1 0 5 1 1 3 0 Duma*, If. .. Edwards, lb. 4 0 1 r> 3 1 3 0 II Frinble, ns. .. .. 3 I*. Doyle, 3li. 1 1) 1) i li Myers, rf. .. . 4 0 1 1 II Surface, rf. .. 4 I II i II McQuc, 2b. .. .. 4 0 1 1 1 Francis, r. .. t <1 0 0 3 4 0 II 12 I Hailey, lb. .. Cusack, p. .. 4 1 •> 1) 3 Kinsey, rf. . .. 4 0 1 3 II Ery, |>................ 0 II 0 1) 0 Culbreath, ,’lb. .. 3 II 1 1 0 Hardy, c......... .. 4 il 1 III 1 Totnl* .. . 31 2 8 27 15 Crawford, p. .. .. 4 0 0 II 7 ST. PETE All It II PO A Allen, ■»*............ . 3 II l 3 5 T o ta l* ......... . 37 1 0 31 13 Me**ner, 2b, 1 II ii 1 2 AB It II PO A TAMPA M ibhell, r f. 4 II ii *1 i u Snead, 2b........ .. 3 0 II 4 l Brown, cf. 4 II •1 1 a U Hick*, 3b......... .. 3 II 0 1 II S. 1Jnylv, 3b. 4 (1 | •* *i il Estrada, cf. .. .. 5 1 1 2 II Bn rue*, lb. . . 1 1 n 9 0 II Weik, K*......... .. 4 II 1 li 5 Cox, If. 1 II u 3 II U Lee, rf. ......... .. 5 0 1 II 0 | <1 i 5 1 <1 IHnck, c. Cnsnrt-s, If. g (1 l 1 3 II .. 1 1 0 4 1 Houston, p. Nance, c......... .. 3 0 0 i; II xBe.me i l) 0 il (i u If II 1 7 3 Jesm er, lb. . .. to 0 II II 0 0 ii xxStagg Foley, p.......... .. 3 0 0 3 4 Totals 25 1 r> 27 1 1 Total* . 32 •“f -l1 33 ,l,‘ 13 “ x Rutted Baited fur for Burnett Bur nus in Dili. 9th. Score by innings: xx Balled for i Jo in 9th. S a n fo r d ............ 100 00(1 000 00—1 S*on* l,y InningM: Tam pa . 000 000 100 III—2 Lakeland 11(11 HIM) not_2 , x Two nut when winning run Saints 000 010 000- - I scored, I Summ ary: Two ha.se bit. Brown. Sum m ary: Two base hits Weik. ' ' l,lu ' ’’V . l,l,V 1, i"s u lo .sto,L'n Three base bit K truda. Stolen ■,,,’.r.U ,‘l l|'* l!,i ' kley 2, Brown, buses Snend 2. E strada. Dimms. ' a, rl.V1'!'' H. sM.er 2, (.ox, llnusi. i J i.. . ■> L U S fc I Itolten Suppn.t ind ,Smt*korH Win ____ _______ jjFD (o 0; Holds is.7 *J Tampa to Four H its in 2nd IU pi ---------- • . ! Error Gives Tampa Edge In The Second ; :i> ______ Sanford Pitcher Holds Smok­ ers Score 'Until Seventh Inning of Second Contest 5 > TAKES Crawford Iron Man LAKELAND SECOND GAME IN For Celery-Feds In ROW OFF SAINTS TwoGamesTuesday New Smyrna TAMPA, Aug. 19,—The league leading Smokers feel much more secure in their position nt the top of the list a fte r th eir doublo vic­ tory yesterday afternoon Over the 1J4 Sanford Celeryfeds even though Lakeland did win again from the Saint*, And there was a great eleventh inning finish in the second gam e t h a t made it well worth while for th e several hundred fans who were in the stands to have turned out oven If th ere had been nothing else to make them excited, ngnlnst him. This so peeved the big gam e for T am pa In the opening b attle, holding the opposition to th ree singles and strik in g out eight b atters and had the situation well in hand nt all times. Two Sanford tnen reached third base and one of those w ithout n hit but that was as nenV ns they came to even m ak­ ing a threat, Pitching Ibdh Game*. Crnwford was the real iron mnn of the afternoon and the second was certuinly a tough one for hint to lose. He pitched well in the first one but was afforded rotten support by bis tbnm. The Alfonso and Gaston act was pulled four times and the ball fell between two players each time for hits th a t should not have been counted him. This so peeved the big felfellow Unit be asked M anager H a r­ dy to let him pitch the second gam e ns he said he could show the Sm ok­ er* th a t he could beat them , and he came entirely too near doing it to please the Tam pa fans. F o r ten innings he held the heavy h ittin g Tam pa men to two hits and hud a one-run lend for seven inning. Hut his center fielder m uffed one in w hat would have been the la st in­ ning and the runner later scored. Satiford had put Its only "run over in the first inning two Tampa errors It up. Break* it seems th at figures In every gam e th at is brok­ (Snend). (W eik). Struck out en up in the last inning and it Foley 4; C raw ford 8. Wild pitche* was the Cuban who scored the w in­ Crawford 3, Paused ball. Hardy. ning run witli two down in the Umpire Pieh, Time of game 2:15. eleventh when It was so dark the hull could hardly be seen. Jesm er bad gotten a single in the third and Weik had delivered a two-bagger in the next and th a t FLORIDA STA IK LEAGl was all th at had been chalked up (Second H alf) ag ain st Crawford. Hut the C elery Won Lost Pet. fed hurler made the m istake th a t pa 15 .Tub so many pitchers make with K stra ­ Tam Lakeland .is.'ti; 35 21) dii a t the bat. lie sent oao over 23 29 .112 about shoulder high and Oscar St. Petersburg •IM 12 42 landed on it to send it into right Sanford field. With an ordinary runner on AMERICAN LEAGUE the paths is would have been only Won Lost P et a single but Kstrada kept running .555 72 38 anil slid into third base just ahead I’hiladeljdiiii .1113 72 III of the throw. Only one was out W ashington . ii!t .VJ .5 18 but Weik landed a high foul t r y ­ i ’hieago . im; fill 57 ing to put over the sipiccxu play St. Louis .. . 55 58 .187 nisi it looked ns if the game wotiid 1letrnlt 52 115 III have to 1st called with the sr^re Cleveland 49 ikl standing one all. Hut Leo \va ■ next New York .. .137 31 77 Up anil ho crashed one to right Boston . .. ,3(lG field that would have been good fn a tWo-lmgger but all he had to do n a t i o n a l LEAGUE Wits to touch first base as the Won Lost Pet. gam e was over when K strada Pittsburgh . id; 43 .bin; crossed the plate. New York Hit 49 .57 1 HI 51 .5 15 And while Crawford was pitch- 'hie in un ti .19ti m ing his second great game Foley St. J.ntii* 57 58 ■ was really doing just as well if Brooklyn 52 57 177 ,177 51) Uu .155 ItOt it little better. II,- gave up I Philadelphia .. .. 155 19 (13 nix hits ami did not issue a single <'hieago 137 511 5ll . 135 base on balls. None of the hits Boston w ent for more than singles and he should not have been scored s o i i n f u n 1 1: \ r ; i i ; against ns no two of the hits eame Won l.oslL Pet. in onu inning. Weik and Hicks New Orleans (W 53 .5112 loaded one each in the first in ­ Atlanta 7o fit] .55b ning and Dumas scored on Me. Nashville . ill 59 .520 Quo’* tin g le to right. Casarcs cut Memphis . (14 Ii2 .51)8 off u second score when he caught Mobile III 154 .185 Jiniley’s short fly to left ami threw 1 hat taimoga r.« lt.‘| .171 to the plate to gel Frisble. It wan Little Rock .. 5(1 (18 . 151 a close piny and Nnncu bad to Birmingham . ;.i i;h .113 innkit a dive to tag the runner. Tie Score in Seventh, The Smokers tied the senro in th e Seventh when Kinsey dropped G a sa n s’ fly In renter field and the and scored on two sacrifices, ' The Smokers started in the first FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE inning of the first game to put Hu­ Tampa, 10-2; Snnfnrd il l. ;> go me gn lye whoa they scored five St, Petersburg I; Lakeland 2. runs on as many hits and a sac ri­ fice coupled with an error. NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday’s two victories put the I niladelphiu 5-10; Cincinnati M l. Smokers hack with a two-gume (2nd gam e II inning*.) lead over Lakeland as both have Brooklyn 4; l ’itt:,burgh | | , Won two games this week. With Boston (J-5 ; St. I .on in 2 -2. .the double header to lie pluyi-d to ­ New 1 ork 7; Chicago I. day (hero is still a chance to add to that lead by taking belli ()f them . The first game today will AMERICAN LEAGUE s ta r t nt and will be followed < In. ago 4; Boston 2. by the second ten m inutes a fte r the St. Louis 7 : Philadelphia C. firs t is over. Thu second gam e Dell oil 2; New York 5. Cleveland 4; W ashington 7. will lie seven innings. The llox S tore Flit.ST HAMF . f. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION AB It II PO A E m m . SANFORD r,; Atlanta 4. Dumas, If. 4 0 0 1 0 (i Alubilo 3 ; Rirminghmn; 0. IJ F risble, ss. 4 u I) 4 1 to Noahvillq 8; Little Rock 3. M yers, rf. . 3 0 1 0 0 5 ( hattnnooga-Meuiphi*, poatjioiu'd, ruin. McQuc, '2b. a 0 0 1 4 0 Hur-ily, lb. 4 11 ,.L IP 1 1 K insey, c f......... 3 0 u 1 0 0 . — New switchboard being C atbresth, 3b. i. 3 0 1 2 o u in: talieii in local lefepbone office, o 0 D 0 p to. uapruvu service,. u.1.« M «*<■ i How They Stand K ,‘lfi < Yesterday’s Results Ji>» out by Houston | ; I'usack 1. Hits off Ciisuek 5 m N innings; Ery l in 1. H it by |iitelier, by Houston I Itui klcy); i,y i muck | Measner i Winning pitcher I'usack. Unipin , B axter and Ware. Time 1: HI. PIRATES WALLOI I lrn v e s L ick ( ’ijrciin als T w ic e , (»■-. n -’J jC iiu 'in n a li R e d S u \ T a k e H o ih E n d s o f T w in Hill F ro m I 'h iin e s 7-">, 11-10 BROOKLYN, Aug. I'j,_(d*) — P ittsburgh In-Id t„ jt . tWll „ ltli Iiulf gam e lead in tlu* National League Tuesday, defeuting Brooklyn, I to wlul. tin- G iants couquered ( huugo. Tmy Osborne was knocked out ot the box in the third < 4" ,r‘ d eig h t run V* f t! lv*' .,t ' ' l,,M*Ker rally sent , **' *'» the showers in the Jhiril, but Vie Aldridge held Brook lyn scoreless thereafter, Score by innings* lining* Pittsluirgh •'ox out in j —j i . jo.ij Brooklyn 913 Out) 000— |-lo*2 Butteries: Y,Il‘. Aldridge and .................... Gooeh: O.boni", lltibhell, Elirluu.lt Cuno. ll and Taylor ,.,«’L \ n t s b a i t e r t p u s NEW \O R K .jA u g . 19.- (/!’)— Excellent pitching for eig h t m'!> Nyhf and a *ix-run nil •v '!' t,u* eighth gave tin* Giant* n victory o v .r (Tiicngo Tuesday, ■ t„ I Nel.r relieved Scott in the 'e m ,| and Mnranville tripled im ­ mediately. Th...... . other hit off the New York left-hander was ;» "ml by Hunthcote in the tiiulti. Dish Mcu»e| hit u home run with »oung tui base, , S o u e by inning*: Ghica^o .. |„ 0 „„„ •New York 0 ' D ddge B rothers * ' 'i*1' ; non •fnt*ti»tlpnt|,n | MOTOR VEHLCUES Dodge Brothers,' Inc.; announce a reduction in %the *prices of their motor vehicles, both passenger and commercial, with the exception of the Roadster and Chassis, effective ' Monday, August 17th. ]\ These new prices come at a time ( w hen Dodge Brothers product has reached the highest peak of mechan-' ■ ical perfection in its history. |T h ey cannot be overlooked by anyone who has the slightest interest in the value. his dollars. buy.**' 000 Oo| ut'.x—7-U-O ' ""I"'1' :,'"i Gonzalca; Ncuf and Hartley. ' ’'m lt,,s ' w i f e HIisTOM bslO N 1*11!' , Aug.‘ v19.—(/p)—The ,,r »VbS .elehrated the tenth anniversary tin* opening of Brave* Hold with n double vic­ tory over tlu. s t. Louis ('urinal* 1Uesday by More* of ii to u and 5 '' 7' llu ' v<*itor* were unable to I , , 1* *nurn than eleven hits in ‘"th gnme*. Hornsby going hitlei*, rite vonow, a form er Syrsi‘■u*e player of tin* le„,„7 "'.,V *'“* International I. W. Phillips’ Sons * .— ► i. f Corner Oak Ave and 2nd St. ’ . Y!r*t (iaante I 1 ,0’nihg-i: f‘ i bun ooo 0 1 1 - 2 - S-'» U'lMtun *' • ... 'kill 010 lOx—G-12-5 Battei Genew i * *and ,tYi"(> l'.aNeill. r t «ntl O’F nrroll ciciuw nh st i ,. • ^Pfnnd Game - , » t. Lou:* .. _ jyy ooy 0 l\)—2-fl-S , \ .** , T~i ~ ■ i. r �’ T- lb fltrtld T H E sA N P O lO ) HERALD!1’vfr'EtJN i f> fj - • ______________ F A G E J i;'! i t 6(1’ »!i a' Phone 148 Classified Directory rates Wanted PRINTING EVERT TRUE BY CONDO Advance FOR SALE: T hree adjoining GO WANTED FOR QUICK SERV ICE, try THE A 1 R 3 . ~ r< ?u < s, T H C . L o n C -c k ^. Y a u K c . e p r i r L n , . r 11 eu °,vcr8 Rrow-Ioob: Half cash B U n p o n C -t T \ u , f n f e l ' r y Ave. Occident and sick b enefit insurSEM IN O LE PRIN TERY , W. N. H'lOUSG TH C le -3 3 O R P C R Y o u K G .C P cash. U. H. B.. I . O. B o x , Twcnty-five hundred dollars for nnco Costing only ten riollars n Lumley, Prop. PRINTING THAT nni S ,uty thorou*tHly which is 273 , . . . 4 r»lthc m.08t W W ly g ro w in g ___1__________ l thc ihr. " . Si* hundred_cash. $50 ycnr. Good commission. 121 W est i COMe HCR.tr.- T o TH PL E A SES, a t very reasonable tor prices. Rem ington Portnbie Type­ Sample* copy1and 2 S t t / ^ lF « 5 SALE: 3 l ,- „ L o M Avo.. f a U a d , F l . r l J . . _ _ I N a lla* RG-Fr7:iG.C-f?^TO^ r-OC. - O N C * w riters. Telephone 03, Wclaka request. tn a l i n e sale at Lake Mary. Call Sanford FOR SALE: Seed potatoes, Spauld* WANTED: To buy a nine or ten THING. 1 F/1MT> IT P.ACliC.'S? Bldg. te »'. l l a a Paint and Wall Paper Co.. F irst ing Rose F'our fo r fall planting. room house close in. suitable for «e a lin e Price $1.50 per bushel. F. F . Dut- roomers. Will pay $1600 cash, b al­ lATCH A T H O U S A N D T h l N f i S I.EARN ABOUT Polk County and S t ’ Sonfor,t- Fla, Phone 303. ala a b o v a W IGHT PR IN T SHOP—Printing __ , U r I', 1 F n n s i i i ' , ii. 7 . . h '1' ^ Co„ Sanford, Fia. / N C O N R U G fo N Hi -M I m i — -r, ance in monthly paym ents. Price Lakeland, through thc Star--------------r u i t SALE. One fine grove, lake ------------------------------------------------E ngraving. Embossing. See us iV* tor e o n l est advertising me* front near Sanford. Caldcr & *0 R SALE: One p air mules, har- m ust be reasnnnhie. P. O. Ilox 121. ■ first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. Telegram length dium in South Florida. Published ’TUridge. R. R. Ave.-Comtnerclal SL ness and wagon. Hay rake a n d ' WANTED: Carpenters and labormornings. STAR -T E LEG RA51— mowing machine. W. E. B etts, Hall ers for now ice plnnt. Apply on fo r O r a l Lakeland, Florida. F 0 « S. u I'K: Avoca,I° pears. Fresh Hardware Co. ___ job nt Reels Garage. R EAL ESTATE the trees. 305 Park Avenue. FOR SALE: Two F'ast front lots I I rtotrlctad to OIUO—JCcnia. Make y0Ur sn| e3 HltlOOon Sanford A vc, 00x125 feet. WANTED: F’or sale o r rent im ­ !v,a» Tho S an ,A t sacrifice fine team J . E. SPU RLIN G , subdivision nhr°OM tho.,.X.pnin Gazette, Zen* mediately one well located store 1 i, re»pon*lhla One U00 pound mules, also complete H , , corner. -Easy - term s. Address room and four residences. Caliler Rich agricultural dis* ■pecialist. Subdivision to Or­ n. Ohm ,pKt Inaertlon. outfit of farm ing implement* j ^ L 352Clty* 'let aubaaGuant lando, Florida, and F l o r a trict. W ant ad and display rates & Eldridge. , affle«* should be **" request. 1 «nd_tool*. Call room 11 Hall Bldg, ‘f OR SALE: Two E ast front lot's H eights. Florida od Dixie High­ on WANTED: lauly cashier. Apply *l«ir ln c*"* of way. T\vr» i fiTo ti: », . on Sanford Ave., G0x200 feet. manager of Union News RcstauRTIRr.IM COLUMBUS (Ga..) I.EDGER - 1 MO LOTS Highland Street. 120 Three miles out. Easy term s. Adrnnt. A. ('. I , Depot. Krf«ntatt»* thorTIN AND M ETAL WORK It. South front. 12G feet deep, dress Box 362, City. Classified ads have the largest "*|th rate*, rule* Sidewalk ami street pnving paid. ----------------------------------------------circulation in Southwestern Geor­ „it. Will a lv a you And It •IAMES H. COWAN—AH kinds gia. Rate 8c (G-word line) line. “ • H. Hutchinson. 1020 Laurel FOR SALF? nt n bargain, stock of WANTED: Wnnted to buy a few Avenue. merchandise and store fixtures, will m l l i t you lots in either Hollywood or Coral of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. went ad. to amount about $1,500.00. Will trade Gables, F'ln., for building purpose. W ater a r d Boat Tanks. A t Oak TO REACH the prosperous farmr«(re«tiy"- _ A vti.ue and Third Street. Tele­ . . the - ■■' I’HIVX VI f rs and fern growers of Volus- n A1 Y ' V,NI)(>"'. .In pines over*Ifor, *WHl For‘, 1a> c" h Payment W hat have you? IxT .XOTItB ------ advertiso in the Del^ind ,U,U5 i„„t.~ „ Sanford. i’--» . . I. lots, .1 corner, .and terms on balance. Rent reasonphone 111. ooking lih.iuld *h«lr in county kofflca ad d rasa a* Daily News, rate lc per word, cash 1 south front. 2 East front. Must nhte. Have other business reason WANTED TO RENT: 5 room Cb«ne n u m b e r It with order. house. Rent not exceed $25.00 J - n - Hutchinson, for selling. A real Imrgan for some I n l ti . A bout o na Building Material one. F’nr further inform ation cull per month. Will lease for 12 1020 l.aunl Avenue. T, thousand haa a on or write F\ E. McNenl, Oviedo, months. J. B. il. Care Herald. the th e r e c u n t ilth you unlaaa MIRACLE Concrete Co, general MAINE •— Walcrvillc, Morning FOR SALE: 12 acres, four ncres F'ln. Sentinel. Thousands 0f Maine ar address. cement work, aidewalka, build­ cleared and fenced. $1200 cash. WANTED: To rent 5 to 8 room Lftaee Mr*T ka ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. people are interested in Florida Between Lake Mary. Snnford and For Rent huuHo for year. Two children of property. Reach them through [* , al Tkr *•»Terwilleger, Prop. school age. Write J . F. P.. Box the Sentinel. Rate card on np- Orlando road. Mrs. II. H. Lawson. [.Hie* nr b r let* FDR RENT: House. See John 1054 City. ».ae d lee# « tlB -, plication. FOR SALF',: Two now houses on r..t ralld. Mux*nn. H ILL LUM BER CO. H oum Prompt* Efficient, Sanford Ave. Three miles out. Service, Q uality and Pric*. .pries A LITTI.F1 WANT AI) IN The Ginderville Heights. Ixits from FOR RENT: G arage, 210 I-aurel WANTED: Orders for awning. Will he ready to s ta rt m aking llF.llALI) will bring you in big $200.00 up. Ensy terms. A. C. Hin­ Ave. Call after 0 p. m. within 5 or G day*. J. B. II. Caro results. Advertise those old nr- der. Ginderville, FTa. F'OR RF’.NT: A ttractive, large fur- Herald. you have stored away and DAVID B. HYEB tu-.es ni‘h?d room, near the water. have no use for. A little thirty- FOR SALF': House and two lots 119 WANTF'P: One or two rooms with Private home. Phone 571-.1. A R C H IT E C T c u t ad may bring you several private bath from ono to five 50x127. Will sell cheap for cash. DIRECTORY dollars. Phone I........ IS ami a APARTMENT FOR RENT: One ........ . repre­ Apply F'. L Killehrew. South S an ­ months. P. O. Box 8.18. U rm bir i l l apartm ent of two bedrooms and sentative will call and see you. ford Avenue. Pineereat Subdivis­ kitchenette. flare w ltb l a e a e r R o n Bullittna One apartm ent one MAN WANTED locally, Im­ ion. J prtiplr nf S n a t o r d O ilando, F lirld a bedroom and kitchenette. Location mediately, sell shoes. Hosiery d i­ „ iiflrn need ed . FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando | u ( n b r n an y »»»• Morninir Sentinel; largest classi­ FOR SAI.K: A real Imrgan corner cool ami shady, rates reasonable.' reel. Big permanent income. Re[, rrin Ired . I t l» Apply to Mrs. Schmidt, 218 F’rcnch j pent orders. F'actory prices. I’rofied business, rnte lc a word, min­ jlfbebelleally lo t lot, dwelling, brick store build­ Ave. terteil territory. W rite, Tanners, imum 21c cash with order. lire. ing. An unbeatable combination 321-8 (' Street. Boston. Mnss. HILTON’S for homo and business. Unynrd; F’OR RF1NT: F'urnlshed rooms. Hot beta In This rilK MORNING JOURNAL is the RCa ,ty s. Park Avenue. ami odd water. 120 Palmetto. n .tR itrm s h o p WANTED: Truck farm on liberal TO R E A C n BUYERS o r .a lie n of Lost And Found •i opted want ad medium iv . CT 0 R Y shares wants experienced tru ck ­ 113 M agnolia Ave. Florida real e sta te advertise In Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word ^ ,, ... . . . FOR RF'NT: Kitchen, bedroom and er, with references to farm I ncres LOST: Tliree keys on brown the St. P etersb u rg Timea. One cent 6 F irst Class B arbers ION B an inset lion. Minimum 25c. K - ‘ a| Nt Winchcstcr garage, M. Schneider, 1101 Film first class drained truck land with Special Attention ___ ___________________________ • 1_ reiwatmg rifle, 12x15 wall ten t, Ave. string. Automobile keys, on 1st cent a word daily, two cents a word US large flowing well. Mind on Fiast Street. Mrs. M. L. Wright. Phone Sunday*. Given To Ladles and Children. t a m ii i t im iv I .’12-20 Smith A Wesson revolver, 1 l-i A A . FI MF.S, Iamp.i, nnd some house paint at $1,115 per FOR RENT: 3 room anarlm ent •)ixic’ Highway four miles 170-W* Fla. rhousxnds read the c l a sgallon. - ........................ ................................................................. I S°u,h Daytona Post Office. Tools, Apply 500 Sanford Ave. furnished. Call Morale| Office sifiod pages of Florida’s Great ------------- * ' ■ ' ------------ - r r ', ’ - . ---'im plem ents and some fertilizer on *;U' • Have unusual retail selling CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES C h in u w n r e ill E n g lis h P u ree - Homo Daily, rates 2 m .ts a word. F’OR SAI.Fi OR TRADE: Grocery F ,\R ItF.Nl: I ui-nislied apartm ent, j store for city or country prop_ Shirby Apartments, I J First |irojWg|tjon> \ ' lt living quarters. Minimum 25c, cash with order. — M ultigraphing, lains, Huvnrinn nnd Japanese Worms mid parasites in thc in­ Write for complete rate card. erty, 301 Sanford Ave. _[ ° lrt‘,,< *hone WL j Ample help available on anart no mailing—-as you testines of children tindcrminu THERE’S A Chinn make lovely gifts RENT: Mtrge front room in Dee. J. M. Howe, Box 1 I. Daytona. you w ant it. health ami so weaken their vital­ PALM REA< it COUNTY — The M iR c c Ila n e o u B private apartment, n u t to bath. Telephone 3-104._____ ____ IH. E. Porch. First scene of suit ird o u s develop­ ity th at they ure unable to resist DIFFERENCE The Ball Hardware Hot water at nil times, five blocks STUDENTS ENTERING th Bldg. ment. Read about it in the Palm tbe diseases so fatal to child life. from lown. Reasonable. In'iinre | Illlt,..Southern Dental College in Beach Post. Sample copy sent on DUPLEX shorthand course by The safe course is to give a few _______ I October should m atriculate nt once. mail means success. Pay wh?n Herald Office. FOR RENT request. This is the last year it will be pos­ doses of W hite's Cream Vermifuge. My prices on Tiren nnd Tubes you succeed. Cost one-fifth others. R o o m s F or R e n t W. H. LONG sible to en ter dental college with It destroys and expels the worms AI)VFIRTISii«G gets reaulta if it National Shorthand School, Lake1 SONS are lower. only a high school education, and without tile slightest injury to the reaches potential buyers. I’a - j land, F'ln. ftire It. F'OR RF!NT—ltooma witii or w ith­ M EAT MARKET increase enrollment m ust Isp ro­ Intka Daily NV.vs is circulated in Oil prices ure lower loo. iafi St. at IL IL out m*-als. Reasonable rates. vided for in the new luiiblin? now health or activity of the child. an industrial and agricultural sec­ WANTED: Expert floor sanding— Lincoln House Price 35c. Sold by Laney’a Drug under construction. F ’or fu rth er in­ tion. old or new floors. Apply 300 \V. 110 S anford Ave. Sanford, Fla. FOR TURK Second St. Call between I and d F'OR RF'.NT: Kurii'.-'OetJ apartm ent. formation write Dr. Anderson M. Store. And there’s more push in the 0 SERVICE Day Apply Sanford Paint and Wall ^Scruggs, 155 Candler St., Atlanta, ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er­ p. m. W. D. F’illmon. . goa. Paper Co. 112 First Street. ' Georgia. cets all trains Pawald. South Georgia's greatest Phone G51 and G3-W newspaper. Morning, afternoon, ARE YOU dissatisfied with your F'OR RENT: One furnished bed . ... VT7.n . u- anted to buy a few H. A. SPEIR room. Rent reasonable. 107, 3rd I ; ‘ weekly and Sunday. Classified stocks, bonds, m ortgages, or o th ­ l o t s in either Hollywood or Coral A F E Street. rates 10c per line. W ’aycroas JourCaFK er investments? If you face a prob­ RINE’S FILLING Guides, Fla., for building purpose. ! C ontractor and Builder nal-Hurald, Waycross, Georgia. lem that requires the aid of suc­ What have you? < > . M. Lees, Gen. FOR RENT: Front bedroom, 321 STATION cessful qieeialistn who arc th >r,0'J-M — Phone — 499-M Ire mid Quality Deliv ry, Sanford, Fla. Magnolia Ave. TAMPA MORNING T R 1 B U N E - oip’hly equipped to meet all condi­ Drinking Water Rrisns Send in your subscription to thc tions and in intimate touch with all 2108 PALM ETTO AVE. WANTFH): Girl to do stenographic 1113 Sanford Arc. Sanford, FI*. I\ CAF E Municipnl Supply Tribune or h m*l it to your local markets, consult us without obli­ work. Two afternoons a week. dflr House leaier so you .’an read Florida’s gation. Correspondence confiden­ Address I.. J. Care Herald. V 10*. W’. 1st St. City Of Sanford greatest newspaper. One year, tial. State full partculars first let $8.00, G month*, $1 iii!, three month* Everything ter. Henry L. Baxter and Company. 'Pry Smith’s Barber HUGS $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ 11117. New York City. Approved l»y For the Sportsman ance policy add 75c to your order. IVint ing—Decorating for tfood barber RI1 STORE — PreFOR SALE—Space on the pngAt Florida State Hoard PHONE 303 Dn*s. Soda*. We DO YOU WANT TO BUY or aell We Have Several for classified advertisements. work. Ladies welcome. foa a. y iur ohone. O f Health anything? If so advertise in Why not rent those varnnt rooms, Bah Hardware the Gainesville Sun. or sell that second-hand goods? Next to Valdez. Tracts On Lake Phono 8 DEVELOPERS ATTENTION ErruirA l Pensacola is beginning the Monroe greatest development in G torgia’s F.l.F.aRlO CO. history; a half million dollar high­ IN S U R A N C E REAR ESTATE to Gillon A Platt S well within the City Business Sites way to the gulf beach ju st finish- _ F.vcrythlng eleced; at two million dollar bridge ■ n i Electragith h i : a i . r. s t a t u — in v k h tm i : \ t s Apartment House Sites across Escambia Bay started ; ^ limits that offer the q uarter million dollar opera house ■ Lobby I'uleston-llruiiili'y flldg. Hanford Elorl-la under construction; two million* JJ Water Fronts STATION* AMI best development pro­ being spent on highway; greatest \ BUPPLlEa chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. W rite Devel­ positions in Sanford. fee nation*. Map;tend. First and Kim, Itesident of Florida sloco 1SHI. opment Department. Tho Pensa­ It-fcrrneea: cola News. fr-'j,' and 10th Stre-t. F irst National Hank. fRo. rim. J. II. HUTCHINSON AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — A u-| 1 111:1 T We will help you I'll.I i:il M at: IIIJAI. KHTATK gustn, Ga., Augusta’s greatest j HI IS! I. Mil E M Acrcngo, Farms nnd "rnneo classified medium, rate, cash, 9c 1 \ 1 m in i: Urovea a Specially finance and develop F I . (Mill charge. 10c minimum. 1020 Laurt-I Avt-piio. FLORIST** Member of SANFOUP. FLA. »JI occasion*. Mini I h r i i r r l t * n f > 11« licit I I n n n i n l I f u 11 •• p u r 1111I n n . Florida State MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people the properties which L_Phon* 260-W Florlsla Assoclntlon. f u r llil« l r i f l i m e « uiti r . u i y m i n f f n r i l m i l In are interested in F’lorida. Flach of them through n classified ad “t:\JIII IN l> H | lli:il \ M \ T l o V * IWTF.R we now control. in the Morgantown POST. Six Automobiles U r Innn iimiir? n l 7 | i r r r r n l I n l r r r v l . cents a word for six consecutive D EPEN D A B LE USED CARS issues. k K n . O U i c a in 417 L ^ n* Anncx> 1921 Dodge Touring. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT 1925 Dodge Coupe. _Centra! West Virginia’s la rg ­ J923 Dodge Coupe. It K A I. T O It S est daily. Want ad rate I I-2c per 1922 Dodge Touring. word; l insertions 1 1—lc; 6 or Magnoi.'a at Second. Phono 48 1923 Ifcidge G raham I 1-2 loi more lc per word each insertion. 101 FEET OF 214 E. FIRST ST. ( Truck. I,() A NS INVESTM ENTS JITECT 1921 Dodge Screen t-2 Ion Truck W. It. SMITH, MUR. You m o wasting Gmc ami mo­ 1 N C O M.E ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ I* \V. Phillips’ Sons Hank Hldg, sified advertisement. Phone it in Dodge Bros. Sales and Service H o rid a today. No. 118. ‘ h">»e 3 Oak nnd 2nd St PROPERTY Directory S G. TAYLOR DYER Shop E arle T. Field $ 5.00 First Street Extension Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. A. I». CONNELLY & SONS Houghton By GEORGE McMANUS ( P IP A r m iir ir * AL-L tb O T on First Street at I H E /X C O - \ O O R O C X . b N E E i E \ Y H ih K , ME. i^> C>S,TCFUt~t’ C .O L O $725 per ft. and easy terms xr REALTY CO., Inc. II. S. LONG, Mur. Rooms 9 1 0 1 1 Hall lllilt,'. Phone 637. � 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, August 19, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 19, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/bdae3d1adc538ce232626c2566def66a.pdf 01814751d685167e30fede160186455e PDF Text Text LSX.fr A - ftS S S fim .» j ASSOCIATE) PRESS DISPATCHES ='if AX REDUCTION IS PROMISED BY G.O.P. LEADERS r*** Mwm . i i ! i ■ H ere la Im perial Wizard Hiram \V. Keana, center, and hi .i.ins in silken robes lending the parade of KIan men down lviii.avlvl.n n Avenue in W ashington, I). C. “nsyivania Couple Was ed Enroute To »al Gang Plans £8 Prosecution Rests Case In Trial Of Richmond Killer; iNAPOLIS, Aug. 18. IVhilc Muncle police Insanity Is Defense Plea ivrare county authori­ Bryan Memoirs Are To Be Printed Soon RIAMI, Fla.. Aug. 18,—W V Vhe personal memoirs of Wil­ liam Jennings Brynn soon ore to be released for newspaper Publication through a New Vork syndicate. This was an ­ nounced a t Coconut Grove fol­ lowing an agreem ent between Mrs. Bryan anti a representa­ tive of the syndicate last night. Smnot, Molten and T llsin Promise President Enact­ ment or Tax Cut Bill Be­ fore March 15 Next Year GROUND BROKEN Income Levy Likely FOR ERECTION OF To Get Biggest Cut Plan (n Make Reduction Re'l INEW COUNTY JAIL Ireactive In ’Phis Yen:; Other Taxes Also to He Cut • ' w i l j 'r : fj m n . ry 'ilUa u fe r T lriftt f WKATIIER ,, ", . , 'j. ■■■. . .»I 1 . . Parti*' cloudy Tui-iday nesday, probably local th u n d er' showers In south portion; gentl* to m oderate easterly winds. PRICE FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925. Wizards and Goblins Parade . Successful jdinir Police [ThinkHeSeeks in ’Glades [rOffersNew ,ry In Killing * . I' • *7»; i I t , R ich est C a r d e n L a n d SLAYER • "W „ Grid's Greatest VegeUWe E XVI. • NUMBER 16. FRANCE WANTS United States Stan H) PUTFRANC On Belgium's Deb ON FIRM BASIS Is Fully Determin French Danker in Speech Be­ 07845788 fore Institute Of Politics Says Nation Is Determined To Revert to Gold Standard CAROLINA S T IL L Present Deflation Is Explained In Address PUZZLES P O L IC E Polish Corridor Between Ger- W. W. Ormond Was Victim of Gun in Hands of Wealthy i many and East Prussia Is Cotton Manufacturer; Hun­ City's New $50,000 Jail About Again Discussed at Meet dreds I’cople Visit Grave Completed; Ihiilding Per­ WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., Aug. mits Thus Far This Month ROCKINGHAM. N. C., Aug. 18. Show Erection Many Homes 18.—(/!’)—France is determ ined to —(/P)—Attended by what is said to Coolidge. Mellon arid Smoot Hold Coiifer- > ence When Mdttfc Is Discussed Freely ,; N egotiations Will l BeReopenedToday President ConlWent Agreement Will Be Reached at Meeting : PLYMOUTH. Vt., Aug. 1R-—l/P) —Knnctment of a tax reduction, revert to the gold standard, Rob­ have been the larg est num ber of bill before Mar. IS, when firs t paymeats of tin* new year a rc duo.j Ground is being broken this week ert Masson of P aris, French, bank­ peopto ever seen a t the funeral of was promised to President Cool- or. the first unit of Seminole coun- er, said last night in bis fifth lec­ a private* citizen In Richmond coun­ PLYMOUTH, Vt„ Aug. 18. idgo Monday by adm inistration fi- , now *7r,000 jail, l.imo has tu re a t the In stitu te of Politics ty, burial services were held here — (A P )—The ataiui of the on the Pence Problems of Franco. Monday for William W. Ormond, nuncinl lenders. been slacked amt already some of W ______ _ _..v ..... , to .revert .. .. .. . to .„ .... government on hether she was her 31, of Raleigh, N. C., who was shot American Substantial reductions in the in­ sed their search for the excavation has been completed pre-war standard of stabilize the and killed on the street hero S a t­ terms for refunding Bel­ Rudolph Disse, Charged With come taxes, both surtax nnd nor­ i n«| ready for pouring of concrete franc a t a new but lower value, urday hy W. R. Cole, w ealthy tex ­ gium's $180,000,000 debt was inderson, former pal as well as elimination of ninny foundations. was yet to be decided. Murder of Henry (i. Carter, mal. £d Chapman and n o tile m anufacturer, who in held In determined at a conference miscellaneous taxes were declined The various building m aterials "In either ease wo m ust begin jail here without hail for superior Was Doped On buy nfSIay- possible after a conference here boyer of Ben Ilance here Monday between Presi­ ing.lILsCmmsi.iW) HContend tween the executive, S ecretary Mel­ necessary for the construction of by stabilizing the currency and the court Oet. 5. Iwifc on a road near dent Coolidgo and Secretary the jail are being unloaded from prelim inary m easures nre the fi­ A lovo a ffair between Ormond lon, Senator Smoot, of U tah, chair­ IFriday night, word man of the finance com m ittee, ami the Atlantic Coast Line tracks nal balancing of thu budget, which and Cole’s daughter, which nrnused Mellon and S ciib j ir Smoot, Dm private detectives the present governm ent is detorin- objections, is given ns the reason of Utah. Eye-WitnessRccounts Repre-eniative Tilson of Connecti- " hi<* Jjc °f it Amlcson probably cut. Who will be the Republic Republican VV* D* Gerbrick Company of Jack- ined to see through; nn increase in l fnr the tragedy. Business houses Wliat term s the adm inistration Details Of Shooting floor leader next session. Muiville anti Sanfortl wns recently taxation to atta in thnt object, ‘ were closed for one hour during would Ik* willing to accept was not Sctl pursuers anil was awarded the contract for the ron- which is being voted; a careful the obsequies and friends and rein disclosed, although the statein sn t toward Florida. The Doth Sides Await Outcome of Cut Income Tnx rtrurtlnn of the bare jail without financial policy, avoiding nn in­ Intervention bv Federal And l‘*Perls Are Expected to lie the country sitle gave Estimates of the treasury were the cell work. A contract for the creased public debt ami making tives from many p arts of the state was made th at the president e x ­ brides no new clue but Summoned in an Effort to presented hy Mr. Mellon, anil the steel ami cell work of tho in stitu­ provisions for its reductions; a set were present at the local Methodist pected an agreem ent to Ihj reached Stato A u th o r i|e s; Del.. which lacked space for the when negotiations between the Bel[ the theory that I lance tnx program begin to assum e def­ tion will he awarded later, it is tlomcnt of tho international debt church, Prove That Youth Is Insane Ration May Visit Govern'.r | nrK0 crowds. The fnmily insisted ginn mission nml the American life were slain while cn inite shape, Mr. Mellon made no said. question, and a continuation of on the simplest of services, w ithout debt commission aro resumed to* flndiannpolis to revenl in­ RICHMOND, Va„ Aug. 18.—</P> definite r>cninmcmlations but Chair TAM PA, Aug. 18.—(/P)— The Seminole county’s new jail will habits of th rift among th e public.•eulogy o r hymn, but friends made dny in W ashington. relative to the presence —The state rested its case against | n,nn Nmont and Representative Til Is1, it is declared, one of tho most VII this is eith er done, being done, an unusual showing of floral trib ­ Issues Statem ent dit gang long sought in hatchet wns buried In the Marc * . . . . E. Disse, charged with son Inter declared for a cut ill the modern nml finest buildings of its or likely to be done in the near utes and the casket was covered "lost land” fight Monday, but it Kudol» ,h A fter Mr. Mellon, who is ch a ir­ itliana. surtax rate, applying on Incomes Monday a fte r many gruelling hours future. Practically, the exchange with the national colors. nature in the entire state. It will m ay lie unearthed nguin. m an of tho American commission, ranee New Theory the m urder of Henry (!. C arter of $12,000 nml over, from the mini­ be well ventilated, tool proof and will be stabilized or will fluctuate Comrades of Ormond in service and S enator Smoot, who is n mem­ S ettlers on Marco Island, win mum of 10 per cent to 20 or IS it suggestion of the Mun­ here last July 28. at 1:10 p. m., overseas were pallbearers. Rev. C. ber, hail discussed with him for will Is* provided with all modern only between narrow lim its." i that Banco was killed have been restrain in g the niu bail been consumed in the piuscn- per cent. They also proposed a re M. Masson described tile present M. Hawkins, D. D„ Rev. C. L. Read two hours tho situation grow ing iluction of the normal rates from ^n v rn len cw needed in any Jail. bers in tho disngr. ...................... ................................. ........... It gave inform ation which m ilitan t m em , . . . „ tntion of testimony from cye-witinflation as due to Uu* mivamv > pesiding elder in the Methodist out of negotiations ulreatly held, City Jail Nears Completion rs. to I per rent on incomes of $1,. kapmnn’s a rre s t ami con- m ent w ith Interests of Lamm G. . „ . nml made by the Bank of France to the conference, and Major A. McC'ullen the executive issued the following Construction on the city’s new io rk advertising Cross-examination of state's wit* noil nnd under, from I to II per h Connecticut last w inter Collier, W W treasury during the w ar and a r ­ conducted tin* services. More than statem ent, w ritten in pencil In his jail which will cost $.rd),0<)<) when Jonntetl today by H arry. m»n and Florida developer, over , „ , s n by defence attorneys tndica- cent on incomes lictwccn $1,18)0 nnd mistice period. The root of the dill) automobiles were in the pro­ own handw riting: completed and furnished is licing th e lth e poscssion of certain island $8,000 and from to f> per cent superintendent of ted they would rely entirely upon evil, Ik* said was in the exchange, cession to the cem etery. "S ecretary Mellon and Senator rushed by the Gerbrick Company division of the Indiana lands, w ere apparently join: d b\ the plea th at the youth is insane incomes over that amount. ami la* outlined the reasons for its Pals Semi Tribute. Smoot have reported to tho presland is expected by local officials the Collier ag en ts in their <TfurtEarly action on the tax reducAssociation, who has hanor that he was "doped up** on tin Tho Wilmington (N. C.) light •lunt tho details of tho W ashing­ that the new institution will bo depreciation. The French govern­ ivate investigation of the r t peace when members of th> mortimg of the tragedy when hejtion hill which will the m ajor do- ready for occupancy during the ment, in co n tra st with the govern­ infantry reserve corps to which O r­ ton conference. Tho progress la noting. He advanced the Collier faction, a t lenst, conceal" I lmt and killed three persons nnd niestie issue before the next con.- c..,,i,„„i.,.r ment of other central European mond belonged among scores of satisfacto ry . No deadlock has de­ wounded another. gress, is predicted on tho position u " > I'* * ” r hoplomber. t llnttco ami bis wife th eir arm s in th eir patrol of countries, had alw ays considered organizations, nml individuals send­ veloped. Tho secretary and sen a­ Jails when Willis Britt, who was wounded '<»f Chairman Green of the house Doth city and comity JJ1 wte to Indianapolis to Island. inflation a terrible evil. The pos­ ing telegram s to Ormond’s fam ily, to r came to inform the president 'latest plans of tho AnN ew spaper correspondents who by Di* e a t thu snnie tim e 'he kill- ways and means committed to enll completed will Is? of the same a r­ sible solution of a "m anaged cur­ wired the following: o f the proposals before making thu jr to private detectives n n sten i'l tr* tho little town, <10 cd Mr . Vivian Tomlin Peers, hi < that committee in Oetolier for con- chitectural design and finish. rency," wns objectionable, and " I’lvase accept our tundorest final agreem ent. Tho conference Building |K*rinits Tor the first tills lif t stabiiiatizon as the means sym pathy in your bereavem ent, our will rcconvenu a t it p. m., TuosHa” dp tai l itci’eeptad them mileji belnw' F o rt Afyer *, on the sweetheart, and Detective llarvey \ side rat ion of the (hcaiuru. Prcslx/tdeU* the E ver-1Burke, Hihpeillnto court today atul j dent Coolidge will leave W this 17 days of this month, not includ­ to bo adopted. iii-«t ok /!*. H ^Kit Ue.t lost nnd n loss to the many friends when It Is expected final a g re e ­ htut topentoiUy during the glades following first publication was placed on the stand. B ritt, the j committee and treasury experts in '' a permit for the new county of Rill Ormond. Wo loved Bill for m ent may bo reached afte r which a "Corridor" Causes Friction. jail, the fi st unit of construction told of thu movements of of the details, found no guns in sole survivor of the shooting, gave mo. t of the work of drafting exTho Polish "corridor" between himself, because be was him self full nnd complete statem ent will of which will cost approximately Germany anti E ast Prussia, acquir­ in parlor <>r oh battlefield, and nev­ be given to thu press by tho rson band. evidence, but both sides alike ox­ n detailed account of the tragedy tracts nud legislation. If the committee hns prepared $:i(!,000, total $1MI,7.VI. The largest ed by Poland under the peace tre a ­ e r was bo forgetful of considera­ Am erican commission." time* during the last few «r«*««d the opinion that the arm which preceded the shooting of Carter. its hill hy the opening of congress perm it secured for any one struc­ ty anti a present cause of friction tion for others. Wo cannot under­ S ecretary Mellon nnd Senator Vi Inter nml bis ojicrativcs »nay be only tem porary, Jealousy of Mrs. Peers led Disse in December, Representative Til- ture during tin.* month thus far | between her and Germ any, was stand why nay man, rich, poor or ■Smoot acting for tho commission traps for the* gangsters Tho lull follows nn announce^ j again discussed today a t Dr. Bern- otherwibo, would snuff out the last which wished to acquaint tho p res­ time something occurred m ent front the departm ent of in- tu shoot the restau ran t man, the son raid today he would give it the am ounts to Perm its for PJ residences have a,j,llto j^j S chm itt’s round tuhlc. | hreuth of a man among men, the ident with tha exact situation with s a m e right of way on the th» house same the plans. tcrior th a t T. C. Ilavell, acting -tato contended. Commonwealth’s A ttorney D ave'cnletidar, believing it can bo sent been issued by tho city clerk "Ut |>r. Schm itt asserted th a t the P u l-1peer of thousands In many ways, a view to ubtnining his sanction rm Fpselting Coup eommisxioner of public lands, with 'Satterfield characterized the killing. j„ the senate by the first of the of a total of 10 permits for the | |sb claims to the corridor were un- Wo further attest our reg rets by to any ngreem ant it might see lit k*tcetives wen* waiting ’} A-deral engineer, will visit the i,f Carter as a "w.......... ilful, •prem eilita- .................................. 1 year. This would leave two months I.MOIIII soon soon in in an n e m pt ia i» niron u n .— - ................... 17 days of the month. The answerable and th at tho only mls- quoting thnt ’to live in the h earts to mnkc, arrived here shortly be­ ink, the gang was prepar- island an aattem to 1m ,| ted murder." Defense Counsel.1f„r a, lion by the senate nml for fig u res show that construction '"' take a t the P aris conference was wo leave la-hind is not dying.’ " fore 10 a. nv. They motored this Ih. Thnt night a heavy ‘ l #• I...... i l « . . 1..a .w l r a n t.title .f .1 1 f f . . m l i . * n .. • t t V < • l » t l list i u i e O m i t l l P i . t l l II I t f ) l l f ) P H - I I . . . l u l l III At i .. . . . I*, . III. n . ... f . . a. an naverage of Hmore than one I ry?‘ |t " draw thu boundary line Atoo far It has been well known here that evening back to their special car ('. IPage declared among j ironing out . of difference I lx*twccn krm forced the bandits to idonco n dnj i being started this h ,, thd west, Tho reason for tins Ormond nnd Miss Elizabeth Colo, n t Ludlow, planing to reach tho r 'other tilings thnt his client was "nn ' that body nml the hoti Jir plan and the following W ith the expected return of a|1||ii., , dope" and th a t there were K(.dur(i„ns Retro; month. According to 'epoits made rv^cnl eviction of Germ ans from 21, hud been sw eethearts for a long capital by noon tomorrow. Retroactive. I Were informed th at offi- Govt Both the treasu ry secretary and jo v ern o r John U . - Jartin t ••many circumstances in connection Altln.uKh tho pnymecut due Mar. recently by local real estate anil Poland ho suggested, was the time, la recent months it appears their intentions, state date capital Wednesday. It '• witl) .unseating affai. that , 5 K „n fncomex of thi this year, it is Investm ent companies permits for breakdown of Puliah-Germun com­ that Colo entered objections to tho Senutor Smoot declined to bo dice* have private advices lieveil romanco. It Is alleged th a t letters draw n out on tho nature of tho income tnx -a large number of .U..UL “ - - f„e tio" " f f„r *huul.t l.e accepted in m itigat.on of |m| lo ,„nk,. the ........ - — . additional , f resilho mercial negotiations. wr*un is on route to a Flo- who are asking, in a petition, for this young ninn’a punishment. reductions retronctivo to this year, dences will be taken out Is f *rc the Alfrctl V agts of the In stitu te of were exchanged between Ormond American demands, the Belgian the removal of S heriff W. R. May­ Mtlndes rendezvous, Changes ...... of -- the month. International A ffairs of llam berg, a t Raleigh nml ( ’ole in which proposals or the possibility of con­ ClainiH Youth \Nns Doped. hangr in miscellaneous rateso . end rri also an* seeking a pal nard and hi?; deputies, agents of would become cffectivt upon o n -* If the figure for the county jail attacked tho economic argum ent th reats were made by ench. In the cessions in an effo rt to reach an Tli ’ate anticipated the de­ | was shown with the permit . t tied for Poland’s possession of thu cor- soring Fred W. Bynum, attorney I agreem ent. They went over the ►nmn. known at the "Big Collier will be given an appoint­ fen ' drug plea w ith t< tinmny nctnu nt of the law. I who wi . ion here shortly m ent for the hearing. • of opinion existed o n ith e total for the first half of the ridor. Only from four to six per for Cole, it is understood, carried Iquestion thoroughly with tho nreaof two police officials wb<> declar­ Difference M eantim e, flags of both . idea ed the youth sw ore to them at whirli iIn* mi . ellanmonth would be nearly -'I (, «nt of Poland’s exports, he said, a paper to Ormond to sign, w h ich jUlent and, like him, appeared oplh ■duel murder last Friday, tin* extent t It is believed locally .......... ..that’ cm■ «■ hud passed through the port of he did, Bynum being quoted as tlmUUc th a t a settlem ent would be r : Turk" i well known to are furled with an occasional < oi­ headquarters a fte r a rre st that he .oils taxes can be cut or wiped• *........................ ilctoetivi working on tho lier patrolm an in right within the |, id n w r used any kind "f drug. out. Both Senator Smoot ami Mr. tion of private residences tin Danzing in recent yeurs, the g re a t­ saying to Rev. A. L. Ormond, fa th ­ effected. They w ent back to W ashington ft has long Ik' i' h a friend fenced nrea. They iid there was nothing in Tilson believed many could be month will reach a record mark. e r p a rt of her foreign trade pass­ er of the dead man, "this now ends prepared to gtvo th eir colleagues ing over tile laud frontier, while tim m atter; everything Is nettled i Antler.son and Chapman Every p art of the island except Di*<e' demeanor t<> bulim ic lie Imd completely elim inated but withheld the benefit of tho president’s views of Daazing's im ports, hut eight to and there is nothing more to it." l heheve*! to have lived a t Hie towns of Marco and < axnut- ls*t a using either whiskey or n ar­ definite de-larntions pemiing re ­ Hospital Is Robbed Motive Is M ystery. before the final stage of the nego­ twelve per cent were going to Po­ y e home la t year with the bias are u n d o fence with igns at cotics. To them ho appeared nor- ceipt of final treasury figures on Ormond’s friends insist th a t he tiations with the Belgian mission land proper. T" bandib. au ilu |ilii intervals along the fences warning iii ill) , .lio and i clf-i"> Of Alcohol, Whiskey ' the amount of surplu expects to sail for home “ A.i fur as Poland really need.v respected th at agreem ent S atu rd ay i which The defense indicated it would for tax reductions. "N o Trespassing," and "Tre pass­ W ednesday. Thoro was nothing, he un.l his brother, Allison, came e rs will be prosecuted to full ex­ s u m m o n experts to back tip te tiNEWARK, N. J „ Aug. 18.—(/V) access to the sea," he asked, "why hen* from Raleigh cn route to Myr- howovor, to Indicate whether tho not secure it in the same m anner te n t of the law." They are .*igned niony of other witnesses to the ef — Si?< men tai.led St. Gerard's Ne­ tln Bench, 8. C. Orniond went to n adm inistration would be willing to feet that Di c began taking di ug wark Italian Hospital today, t us <!zech..-Slovakia, l.y nationaliza­ swimming reso rt with friomla and accord tho Brussels government Ifcim/on AKempt "B aron G. Collier." Only one road, the mail route, alioot I k months before the duy caping with liquor valued nt $ !.l-*'> tion of the Ell..* and creation of a returning, about 5 o'clock, made » liberal term s than thoso granted (Continued on Page Three) through tho island is open. Other nnd with $1,800 in jewelry anil $510 free city of H um burg?" telephone dute with Miss laturol G reat B ritain which were accepted highw ays are clo.ed with gates, I in cn h taken from Dr. ('h:irl<*. I'. |*uge to call within u few m om ents. by congress as a satisfactory preNEW YORK. Aug. 18. </P)— Giinst. The plunder includes -ID He then got into his ca r when Colo cu.lont fur refunding settlem ents > Knglnnd, Aiig. |R.._r/i* held fa rt by tw i.trd wire. Small Tex Rickard, fight promoter, and cam s "f assorted liquor and 20 approached from behind nnd be- with oilier debtor nations. dri ; eomnottqi! guards havu In en erected inside ( ,V ■ i ik a • Jack Kearns, m anager "f '««‘k cans of alcohol. «fan firing without, so fa r ns ' "’’ "'Pt to swim tho fenced area and there art known, speaking a word. Ormond Opposition of Free '"•I this afternoon beaten paths along tiio Inside A fter holding up the doctor tv • I forfeit this afternoon for a Dcmpdied in the ear in a few moments. 1 'fiver*, weather enndi- where Collier guards patrolled. This action ta k ­ whose apartm ent was in a section No weapon wns found on him or Two deputies, who were ousted State Is Almost Nil h' "f her gallant efen immediately after tl»* New of the ho* pita!, a loin* robber cut h)s car. Cole's friends insist that from thu Marco Hotel, owned by the phone wire and was joined by ik " *’■ when two York Athletic Cnnimi -ion bad re ­ A visit to N orth Carolina a t the n man of bis commanding position ^ ' "'*/ ,,rr"ss tho ch an ­ W. O. William It »lcr of tho | .Members of the Sanford Rotary instated Kearns and granted him five others wearing masks, cotton DUBLIN, Aug. 18.—(iV)—During " *' foreeil to quit he- tie rs’ faction, have taken up their r,iili w e r e delighted n t the regular a license to do business within gloves and tennis shoes, lhey re­ present tim e inakeM on© A ppreciate! und Intelligence vnuat nave neted the session of the Free State Parnan­ Sanford more, according to W. K. with sufficient justification, but iiam ent, which recently adjourned, tho combisalion lunch. -*n «f the organization at 1 !,,"l seasickness resilience in moved the liquor. W althall, who returned Sunday I no statem ent hns been Issued clear- the government wns not faced by "" by -wallowing salt wu- j school house and church on the i.- th** Si'ininoli* 1 life toilny with <t this state. night from n sh o rt trip to Bonder- ing up the immediate cause of the serious opposilon. This was duo to land. i-iiis of aestbtlc dances int.-rpr**souville, Asheville nml Hrevnrd. homicide. N ew spn|ier men Monday went tj* t t,.,j |,y little Miss Virginia lludgthe refusal of the Republican p arty Mr. Wulthnll made the trip by mo­ Aug. “ II p a rts of the island unmolested. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to rccogniio the Dail or take any li.IHS-Wz,* *France, 1a nee, .*vug. tor, joining Mrs. W althall and Miss Webster Gets Letter p a rt In thu government proceed­ r ^ r t rude Edorle, 17-ycur while the deputies watched from ^ ^ j» Hu.lgings. Mr. ltudgings Helen W althall at Hendersonville. js „wiier and m anager of the Garings. : ’• aii'rninid, U*gnn her v antage points. According to Mr. W althall. North From Dutch Anderson The Labor party, which, to somo W illiam s told reporters he asked t).r i.mnbcr Company of this eity. ' swim the English ehanCarolina is suffering from a extent, filled tho role off an opfc.,,ture of the program wav rMrning. entering the wa- S heriff M aynard if the deputies ' Thu Sanford police force made treated ; E. V. Duncan, reckless drought th n t has made many of INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 18.—fd*) j position group, was dissatisfied " clock. A fte r break- tra ilin g him ubout tho island sus­ secured by Dr. A. W. Epps, a war on thu liquor dealers and "rum driving, continued to Wednesday: •ai.l 'Tn, uU ready for"ft. pected him of anything, ami re­ member "f the club. II. W. Wheat, speeding, transferred tho rovers und creeks dry. In — A threatening letter w arning wit>v t h„ handling by the govern, Rctarinn George Babcock bad hounds" of this city during the to county; Jam es Coleman, speed- some places it h asn 't rnin.-d for ),iin to "make peace with your m ent of th e unemployment prob­ ‘■nnnncl. ceived the answ er thut “ we su .four m onths, he said. When i t 1<;7m|’* and signed "Dutch'* was in ­ lem and acrioualy consider'd w ith­ charge of the rem ainder of the past week-end and a t the .Monday inir, continued to Wednesday# j V!a,’l .^rorn this point is pect you o f'in ten d in g to leave th comes to heat, Sanford is cooler, jcciyetl today by H arry C. W ebster, draw ing altogether from the pror e l,. ln widlh . | t *„ whjft. road some time, and we’ll n rr '.t urogram und put on whut he doja h Barton# carrying conceals morning session of municipal ■n" 'ey currents have haf- you if you do." Williams declared ftcribed as the "goat g etter stunt. seven liquor cases were tried be­ weapon, $H) bond estreated; »• dj he dcclured, expressing hia delight superintendent of tho P rotective reeding* in Parliam ent as a pro­ in lH?ing buck in Sanford. Division of the Indiana B ankers’ test. Thomas Johnson, who was the Hi* ;nk»» ! every mem ber to tell of > '*"mnn swim m er in the he evicted the two deputies from fore Judge W. E. White. Receipts Davis, reckless driving, $H) bond "W ith plenty of hot w eather and have been abie the hotel “because they followed ...me’ one thing th a t got Ms gout. from fine*, cost and* estreated estreated ; Ida Mae Morris, drunic* no w ater available, resort places in Assocation. W ebster had been seek­ Ijib o r p arty leader, favored w ith­ : 1, record crossing me nnd watched my every action. <ome of the tales which followed bunds for the liquor ease* alone icnness, $l» bond estreated; J- »«• thnt section of the country aro of ing George "D utch" Anderson, ul- draw al. hut the party decided to legcd slayer of Mr. and M rs. Ik n rem ain and he abandoned (he ‘ roved to Ih* very interesting and were $117 while total receipts B urt, reckless driving. 515 and m Aug. to 2;t t,y t)H. ,.\r . I finally got tired of them ." leadership. amounted to $537. I coats: Charles Bivins, possession fertng no inducements to the tour- n aru-e, near Muncle, Ind. One of the overt acts th at p r e - , were enjoyed by the Rotariuns. ’ ’ i‘,,”an. Tiraboochi, in w ere: George ‘ Charles Bivins was found guilty*of whiskey $200 amt cm . o r M fats,” Mr. W althall said. "The fav Anderson is wanted in connection •xinl ^.t nunutes. cipitated the hostility was the fellThose prv-e W. Brockbahn, of possession of in- days in jail Ernest Slplin, pos orite sport in to talk about Florida with bank robberies a t Eaton, V-1 ar],i “ fte r the ing of a palm tre e on the Collier ip.bcmk. f"® K« on ■a .charge o f**wbiskeV. whis'k'ey. (ll dismissed;' Boland believe me, I told them n few Bourbon and Brock, Ind. A le tte r • i:...... .. and m u fined fini.d M<ss"ion' h(*h«Ioii .if land bv the settlers Inst June when |(nn.liill Chm*c, II. G* ,u {. ’ l ’ . / toxicating c.'lcrle was Jo u r miles was liquor I lif nannel. to W ebster which was m ailed In they attem pted to resurvey to e s - ! A. tv. K|?P;* F « o k J- ^ a l c z , $200 and costs or in dofnult of Wliite, disorderly conduct, $25 and things ab o u tS an fo rd . coats; Jesse B. Smith, drunkenness, Mr. W althall declared he met Indianapolis at 5:30 o’clock yes­ payment sentenced to serve '*'0 onyn tabltah Uielr cUlma. __________________ M .- ' I .S 5 J ' . i $5 and costs; Roscoe Jones, operat- an endless stream o f cars coming terday read: “ King conies first || iv ,11 . \\ llll.l GRAND FORKS. N. I>.. Aug. IH. on tho streets or in jail. Erneat ng motor vehicle while under tha | to this sta te nnd predicted th at and then you. You had b e tte r make pjsey Threatens ; - l v ' Robert J . Holly. W. _MPI--A. B. Skinner, age New Sipiin, who was arrested with him, A. K. Key FranTt was exonerated nnd bis case dis­ influence of liquor. $100 bond es* th* peak of the coming w inter sea- pence with your God. I’m in town. York anthropologist, louring this Aside Gloves Coolidge Lingers At Butchii'^un. treated; Roscoe Jones, carrying,son would see the g re a te s t ussom- Dutch." \i cNi ill. George \ \ . Knight, v\. state and collecting Indian r r ll r i Home of His Father i. rt..e F E. Rouiniliat, S. missed. , for the Hoye Foundation of New The $100 bond of Roscoe Jones, conceaied weapon, case dismissed; | binge of to u rists and home-seekers , Aug. tR ._ (^ » )_ Morton Frazier, reckless driving. th e.h isto ry of the state, Fhhihoiser, H* »• «Uvj*n,, A. !K York, was killed last uight when Markets 'b a rg e d with operating an a u to ­ (A’l •anis persists in his efPLYMOUTH. Vt., Aug. 18.Yowell ami Leon L. LcRo>. mobile while under the influence| tran sferred to county; B. W. | | heard a num lair of fine things his automobile turned" over near repr,.,,."1 j Bck u , nubile whi — I’resident Coolidge lingered t*' mobile " " v/as estreated. The $100 W heat, disorderly conduct, trnas- about S anford in connection with NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IH.—(>!*) Tokio, N orth Dakota. of whiskey. •,nu f"r n bout with Hur- day ut his fa th e r’s homu ap p a ren t­ geryiany’ aids t o u r is t s I j wi*. charged ferred to county; llertha Goins,. tho S anford ( ham bor of ( ommeree -Uotton, Steady; Jan u ary , 23.01; Ib‘ n'1 of Fnnni ■** ‘ l, '‘ 7 ° eoutender. the ly undecided as to when he will FRENCH STALLION SOLI) will, possession of *intoxicating U-, disorderly i n d u c t . $M•« «-** — ‘- 'c a m p a ig n ," !t^r. W althall said. December 22.1)8. champion will cast re tu rn to Mie sum m er W hitehoure Everyono seem ed to marvel nt the HKiillN. AUK18.—( zP) Uni­ Kin*4- - and- forget a b o u t!a t Swan<i»hCott, Having devoted formed inti rpreters fo r the conven- quor, was also forfeited when she . sentence suspended on j fact th a t a city of 10,000 people failed to appear in court to ana- ior: Zcna Ab-xan.lor. nf ’ ^ CHICAGO, Aug. 18.—UP)— I BERLIN, Aug. lH.—< have been sta- wpr • * ^l!* present contract one day hm e to an em ergency conof tourist to the charges. l ond costs; kri*«i Williams, disorder could have a trad e body with near­ Wheat, Septem ber, 1.58% to 1.5'J \i famous French stud ataili j ,.1' * ip ifli^ Dempsey , ference w ith S ecretary ulcllon und | ien .,i ..* the three principal r«llly 1,50(1 m em bers." The cases arraigned w e re:-ly conduct, $1« and costs; F fn rla December. 1.58 to I 3 8 Mi ; May, M l , has been sold lo a •ci i ?r« '* d s U m tiit to i S enator Smoot on th j Belgian debt UOn terU nals in Berlin. 'They Archie Washington, reckless drtv-* Lewis, possession of . A* "ted Press. situation. He again nguin dismissed dismissed tne 1 » hand at the arrival and in.'. $10 bond estreated; Nnoh liquor. $100 bond ^^renteilI; Emp a C learw ater— P erm it issued for m m to 181% ; Corn, S ep tem b er,[stu d for 260,000 marks. lUi l*0^ % t o WMj O a U , rtlu»©A lo d lv u l^ o Uu of tho ............ government from -------- .imuffairs w i w * ........... .................... t i n ^*V nil trains nnd their Mraahlngton, allow ing, m inors to ,J<m. «, p<)sse»sion b M n oxkat!ng co n stru ctin g now $110,i)U0 junior JT^tork under to ________ L*r wny en j?tu- hi* mind nnd gave him self over tu jileporeu ^ Kjven to tho trnveluig lihgh school. i,Pirate automobile, $ld b«»d « • Uquor, continued tQ We<lncs<L>. Ion lino ca rry - . t b ^ reervutinn r.ffortkd by , ^ unts j pyjjjc without charge. he knew V) a boy. I . ' (; r .. . . 1 ■■ ■ •'Hi ESTABLISH TRUCE ON LITTLE ISLAND K 1 h i Forced "n?iiiiiii^( 'Daniiel • it Rickard and Kearns I'nl U|> l*i« Forfeits Virginia Hudgings H eights Kotarians i................. With Her Dancing f.y wmsmauh. » *£.» “There’s No Place Like Sanford,” Says LocalBusiness Man ■r ■ LA If . I - • I <| l«(i '■**0 Te t l - m 1 Police Force Makes Raid On Whiskey Dealers And Drunks Over Week-End r Collector of Belies Killed in Auto Wreck i i u ' i I . ife ; ■ �mmsimsmi s A num ber of g ifts frojn the Gen­ eral Educatioh Board were during the year 1023-24 th a t went direct to the school and not come thorugh th e state education departm ent. -— Tbo Jurist conferred la te r with Governor M artin upon proposed improvem ents in the institutions. They laid plans fo r general addi­ tions of system and activities to the “already modem schools.” 1 . Polk county had the greatest .taxable wealth back of each pupil, enrolled in its schools during 192324 ten d bhafcd on approxim ate val­ ues o f, nny county in the stato. Dade county was second and Palm Beach county was third. » y F V " <■ ::r frfffTf THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. A U G U 8 T J J L 1925. Final Action On Tax Scientists S t u d y Reduction Promised Traces Of A ncient , PLYMOUTH, Vt., Aug. H .-U P ) —Final action on an nttock reduc­ ing the bill by the House before* the Christmas recess or soon there­ a fte r was promised President Cooiidge today by Representative Til- Polynesian Race is ,, If you need a sum m er null it will pay .you to buy, it now. if you do not need a summer suit then It will pay you to buy It now for next summer. Sec the wonderful valurs being offered at Whiddon and Hodges, 110 E ast Second St. 1325. 5SBS&K for r.-llef A solicitor for ■ C o m p la in a n t . ^ F O Il P t m i i lC A T W J l Serial N«>. 1 D epartm ent of ' liir In trrlc lr • U. S. !.«"<• O f f l o e a t I, C n ln r .v llle , F la .' Ju lf ih. m s 7 n''ri«Vu*i; •'■***e JL.S te is C j «n th.. .M* NOTICE Is hereby s lv c u that n u u e l l C. Klioaden of Borrento, Florida, who. on Jnn u u ry 30, t#23, matin Homestead E n try . No. 017130. f,,r \V 1-2 of NW 1-1, Bcctlun 7 1 WHEELESJS & WELSH or sK U l.sn i.B . Fisk Tire and Tubes is C I I A M 'K I ll. Em ilia U. A r r r * . Phone 462-J Comer Oak and Third Service ThatJHnkes Friends Com ptniiiant • vs. M. rrlit P. ISoblnson. and nil un^ , nown parties clulmlna Interest |',r jinil to the Inii.ln involved III Bryson Takes Of Robert G. *hU ' U" Defendant* W HEELESS & WELSH WHEELESS & WELSH fliilrr «»f PoMIrnllow To ;my j»«r*fjn. and nil pernu:) regional m anager of the Veterans Bureau with headquarters a t Jack­ sonville, Fla., effective Sept. t« succeed Robert G. Glover, resigned. Mr. Bryson has been regional man­ ag er nt A tlanta, Ga., and his place The S tate of Florida was aided by the Julius Kosanwnld fund of Chicago In tho building of nine nogro schools throughout the state, during ... the • .year 1023-24 „ These schools were located at Gnincsvillc Cocoa, DeFunlak Springs, Salem, Snrasota, Oak Grove, S tu a rt, E atonvllle, Shiloh. Mr, Itosenwnld has aided in the building of iqoro than C lcnrwator—C harter granted for 2,500 negro schools in the South, constructing $4,000,000 bridge over Tnmpn Bay. Governor Mnrtln lias appointed Chnrlcs W. Hunt, representative If you want a suit now it will from Marion county in the state pay to buy it at once. If you do legislature, to make n tour of in- not need a suit now it will pay you npcction of the detention homes to buy it now for nest summer. See fo r juveniles throughout the state the,values at Whiddon and Hodges and to report to him the needs of 110 Cant Second Street. the Institution. * It is possible for Floridn to in­ crease its citrus fruit production as much us 35 to 50 per cent based on nn ostiinnto of the bureau of mnrkots th at says tho state has from five million to nine million acres of land fitted for growing citrus fruit. nw orn bill lied, that v. K. riOlintiAhS. o perron a. c le rk of the Clreult <° urt * f involved innle County. Florida, n. whoso . . .. WBKKS. Deputy clerk t i i i : m u ' »• ' o m i t , s m ­ i s t i i j i m riA i. r f n c c i T or k m iiiiim . in nnii f o h t h e i n i >Tv To My Friends And WASHINGTON', Aug 17.—</!’>— Mi sell Ilryson today was unpointed ; Customers: Collier county led nil other coun­ ties of the state in taxable wealth back of each pupil enrolled in the 1923-21 achool term •based on the assessed valuation. Hendry county wns second nnd F lagler county was third with Sarasota county only n fraction behind, in fact the coun­ ties were almost tied. ^ S cien tific opinion is Inclined to hold th at the rare form o f M arae points to n more ancient race, driv­ en inland by a tom iuerinj; wave i f Polynesians. F u rther invosN*ntion is under way, w ith a view of determining the ch aracter of the lost race. _________ • In Tt» eonsei cluht <*> . k hand »" lakeland—Bank clearings for first weeks, of July totaled $(i,2T>2,107.71, nn increase of 180 p er cent over ssme period Inst ycara t > The larg e st appropriation thnt covered nre two desolate islands to the north < of the H aw aiian N O T H 'B a arc. u»- jinpor published nt herein, tv. Florida, for rlilhl. tltlw tlve week*. Final*, ." r W ITNESS my k a n n u i H - jn s u a a s i s a n a r a u n * “Answer To Cross­ word Puzzle” r o i \ tv j i d u e 's n i l iit O f MDIIMII.I: H H 'N TI, it .o ii m .t. IN ||K: Kxlutn of Timothy Keans, lire, n*l »i: Nolle,* is hereby alven. Hint I as Administrator Of the estotr of Tim­ othy K,n in*, ilerrnseil, will toll at public sale, before tile court lion,'* iloor In Hanford, Seminole County. Florida. between the legal hours of sale, on I lie 27tli ilny of August, 1325. the following person.il prop­ ort}. to-wit: | KiilrhunkH-Mors' ttin ciiRiii.', pulleys, si,aft anil coupling. IWo belts, I W00*1 spllter, I Wooll Uf r lii IS a i j u i p Ia It a l oi ni M saw ,inil table, usHortcil tools, I horse. | wagon. mol all wood now Saturday's paper •III limul, lieloilKltiK to tile estate of Appearing in pertaining to the photo-play. Tlinotby Keane, dereiised This. Anuusi 17Hi. 1325, J O H N I*. K E A N K . Administrator, estate/ of Timothy “ Learning To Love ” Ken lie, deceased. s n a a u a c a a u a u n a i t 'i n - j i i a u n a Pub. A iik- 17 and 1*. in t h e Whtfit your nerves nre on your whole hotly is subjected to illness. A chiropractic analysis will find the reason and remove it. Let us help you. “Yours for Health" The XhamtBiltmott C ountri/fluh at Coral CjbtetCMiamt'TFIa'Verertfd a t'a 'eo tt'o ft iTOOOTOOO s been made.by lotlunate inveitort who bought nearby before the, c(Iko ^ (N E R V O U S Delicious Roasts For Less Money 'C d M D IT IO N jL/t • ?». ij. MacDougall Itimms :tn7-:tos First Nallonal Batik lluiltlinr. |loura, 'I to 12 and 2 .to li and by Appointment. JESSFj a . l e e & BROS. / * " 110 Miami-Biltmore Country^Club is now PcoplcJfrom jall'thciw orld^vill be drawn to Cord practically completed. It is the first ’unit o f Gablcsjas^a dirccCresult of.these developments aloce tlic $ 10,000.000 program projected at Coral *— pcoplc'of culture,^leisure and wealth— people who f tables by John McF.ntce Bowman. _________ — desire the best in life, and who itt Magnificent in conception and do-] a b lfito .p a y for,it.' When they sign, it is the first completed step ccfotmancr\ * f succnmb ’h o 4the lure of Coral in fulfillment o f the famous hotel C on! Giblcs is noird for^carrying to~rjpid Gables:—which is~the lure of the completion grrat^ public and semi-public man s pledge to build here in the building projects that enhance the value tropicstintensified by intelligent of surrounding property many timet over.* 1hoiccst portion of the American direction jof. man’s efforts— they A list of some of its more outstanding I ropics the most splendid hotel .developments % of 4reccnt^months ^includes: will look around them for homes. anj sports center in the world. Fortunatejthcn.i s ,the forcsightcd I investor .w h o ’possesses a holding Vv'ork on the second unit of the in the Riviera. •* Bowman project, the Miami-Bilt-' r- mere hotel, is a.w eek .ahead of schedule, and the promised open-' ing next January probably,will' be advanced. I he wings o f , the huge hotel, which is to have 450] rooms, already are up to the eighth story. Eventually, they .w ill go' to ten stories, with, between them, a beautiful campjnilc towering a full 300 feet. Standard Coastwise Pa* Mml.rn oll k u rn ln s .Iriim rr. Wl.b* •undanl of rui«in«>. TrBiMimit.itkm t ■((uiiiiiumUIIoiu or tirvhmJ limittm SUMMER EXUUHSK) T he third unit will be the MiamiLilimorc Casino at Cocoplum'; Beach. Huge dredges are busy; tins summer excavating for the ten miles o f waterways and yacht' basins that, winding through the, beautiful Riviera section, between1 A JaniPR C’-xurc Production with 1-ois Wilson,' W arner Baxter, Luke , Coxitravu Shake with lauchter funniest a t all coniediea American Home. Cruze marie it! * p ,The carrying-out of the huge B ow m anJprojcct is not the only activity in the new Riviera district of Coral Gables. Here are assured great institutions such as the Uni­ versity, o f .Miami. the University H igh‘S School, ^thc x Mahi 'Shrine Tem ple and]the*Tallman Clinicbeen drawn Hospital. Plans b 44^' fo r t the ^erection o f nearly one thousand iiomes costing from in S 10.000 toyS 1 00,000 each in the next year.’ These arc*the factors which guarantee an assured present 11 and a great future for investments ________made now. in the Riviera section at pre-development prices. » For full ation and also to learn how^youTnay visit and Coral Gables free o f all transportation all at our local office or clip the coupon below. CORAL GABLE Dntrict Sj Im Munigcr. C oul G ib to M ilan e T h e a te r B u iU iT Ymj miy send m e’<ompl«tc^infortnR^i ing Corat Gablr* aa home or inv*r(fl'cnl bow I can o r Miami anil.Cotal4Git rt all tramportation cott^ 40 Miles of Vater Front a Ocorge-F. Merrick Addrra WSlijt B,r3y..Bradford, Milane Theatre Bldg �THE SANFORD HERALD, M O B TWO Hard rock phosphate comet *1moit entirely from Alachua, Mar. ion and Citrus countiet and it mostly exported. Pcbble phdephtte cornea from Polk and HlllsborouRh owers iw To Be Fully Enforced; Hear Address By Pledger . GAINESVILLE, Aug. 15.—(/P) —J . Hinton Pledget, supervising Inspector of Citrus F ru its, De­ partm ent of A griculture, in hia ad­ dress here before the F ru it grow­ e rs attending tho F arm ers' and F ru it Growera’ Week, declared th a t the new citrua law would be literally enforced, and th at the full cooperation of all producers weuld be necessary to obtain the beft results for both officials nnd producers. . r 'M r. Pledger sAid in p art: “I wish in the outset, if you please, to convey to you on behalf of Commissioner Mnyo, his regrets in not being able to be here in person nnd address you on this Im portant subject. Development of other im portant m atters, over which he had no control, prevent­ ed his attendance ami he asked me to come and briefly discuss, in my limited capacity, some of the prob- 8 E l‘- t 6 f S 1-2 o f E ss aald carU nU M ' ahali be 'ret* Twp. I W i t n e s s 'm V O f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e a n d U n l e s s i i il t h l i . t h e 21 d a r o f J u l y , A. D. d e e m e d It %“ j Will I"™ Clerk v. b . DoyatiAda. . . C r . lilt Court- S e m in o le County. Florida. • |y 21. J*. Au*. «. I l l 1». 2*. of Aug« Wltne » , n l thli UJ5. more than 30 days before the pre* ent o r next shipping season, and cnch owner or m anager of n pack­ ing house is required to give not lass than 7 days w ritten notice to the Commissioner hi J Intention to open and operate such previously registered packing house. With this advance information we will be in a positiont o fam ish inspec­ tion service for nil packing bouses. “All packing houses will be fu r­ nished a certificate of registration upon application, on blanks fu r­ nished for th at purpose. This reg­ istration certificate, a pink paper, must be conspiciously posted In the packing house for information of the Inspector, otherwise the inspec­ to r will not bo authorized, under j the Inw, to make any tests or is-! sue certificates of m nturity of any J fruit stored or being prepared therein for shipment. m o t ic h o f A F F M C A T 'O " ro n TA X n K F .n CNDKO * B C T W » BT1 OS* T i l K G K X K IlA r S T A T I T K S O F T U B STATB O F 1 l-O- „ f N w V J Hec. U T w p . *1 a . n a n * . 31 p u « t 1.J6 Her#*. T h o MAld l a n d b e i n g a a a e a a e d a t ihe d a te of th e Ireuance of su c h certificate In t h e n a m e o f U n ­ known. . . T h a t O. O. W o l c o t t p u r c h a a e r o f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. J J * 1dA*if d a ,it .4mv o f J ump . A. ! ’• l “ 23a nil* f l l i d r t » a ld c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e and h -e m ade an p llc atlo n fo r T a x n e e d t o la a u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h i.w Hold c e r t i f i c a t e e t n h r a c e a t h e f o l l o w ^ x d e .c rll.e d P ro p e rty a llu i t e In Seminole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a t o - W 11e NotlcS Is hershsr a1' / nT*h‘ t W o l c o t t p u r c h a s e r o f T a r J-JCU f l c a t e No. 27*. d a t e d t h e 5 t h daJP*»* J u n e A. I>. 1»2*. h a s f i le d **JL tlf lc a te In m y o ffice a n d h s* m ad e 7 M idw ay n e a r O viedo. T h e . a i d land b e in g a aa e a a e d at th e d a te of th e la .u a n c o o f su c h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e of Un- _ rpotemed "Nlu certin Rcrorrlin* H eed w ill I .M i^ ih * ‘ “ ii-iV i A " >N Urtrnn my nffu»u se .M h ls C le rk n v A. kl*ThVt O O. Wolcott purchaaer of July C lre u lt° c « H-21-21, AuV M IA M I S H O R E S ~AH E R IC A 'S > f y p /r £ A « A .V 8 A A '> O rderir/r Stam ps. “ All orders and rem ittances for ) e l i r i f S i u i t e "lust be madeofto AgriculNathan the movement of citrus fruits this Mny<^ Commissioner .* A. 4l ,. . turc, nnd it Is suggested that “ Prior to the time the wise men sUimps be ordedred nnd kept on This is n picture of the chap in the E ast journey to Bethlehem hunt! bccnusc no certificate of ma- whose face adorns the Buffalo to pay homage to their Lord and tu r|ty will be issued unless stamps nickels now in circulation— the M aster, the great S tate of o f tn rc jn tho pnrking house at the late Chief Two Guns W hile Calf. Flyorida projected fa r out into the tim e of inspection stam ps will not H" was the originul chief of the g ulf of Mexico ns though to ex- be mniled out C. O. D. For in- Glacier National Park reservation. tend the glad hand of welcome to gUnce they will be furnished for When ho died, in W ashington, the citiicns of the other Innds, in- Use on single erntes and for lot President Itooscvelt sent his body eluding Columbus, Ponce de Leon, shipm ents of ten boxes, as well ns home under m ilitary escort. the red men nnd others, to come for 300 and 300 ernte car shipand enjoy her m agnificent clim ate 1ments. and to feast upon her alm ost i n - j « nn,nir« well-informed, experienced in poli­ numerable sub-tropical fruits. | A|, wl„ ties, has punch, knows how to Tbc last legislature, ns you . consist of 15 average sized oranges make a first-clnss speech and take know, enacted a new citru s law, or grnpefruit, fairly representa- care of himself in debate and which has for its prim e object t o ; tivo of the fruit under inspection, shows n wonderful capacity for prevent the shipm ent nnd sale of drnwn by the inspector in the pres- landing and standing up under inim nture oranges nnd grapefruit, cnee of the owner, ngent or nmna- som ; mighty hard knocks. The present "standard for oranges gcr. He wns elected governor of North Dakota three times. In the is identical with the old standard l»r«.i*.r«il.in nf u in i„i,., f l i r t j y U » U .IW I S l.t « , Food * » m J S ” X cut- midst of his third term he was re­ No. 1«2 but tinR f t om lhc gtcm blosson end. called by 1101! votes. If th at wasn’t tho new standards for grapefruit nn(, th(J Jlllcc exlrnctC(, from onc n jolt wiint is? In spite of it, the f* f ,” d ** ‘he recen ly enacted hn|f of P(J|(.h fruit the casc of very next year he was elected to S ir ' . ' ,hK T u0m ,ho oranges the same methond is to tho senate by a m ajority of 8H IK. A comeback like th a t—and so ! \u l r 1 h hav# ° P* I ho used nnd the juice t.. lie straincrated in the past. C(l through chrcio cloth. quick—suggests a stro n g man. •1 am sure that it is the desire | No „ lt of frutt wi„ con,|PMI. Perhaps there's no particular : h' ' r r 0t “<• <>» “ »■’ first test. If the first i . H|«» trUi'i ^n '#1 "i*1 ‘he new nm| second tests fail t shw tnnturi- reason for predicting lie’ll bo the law be i.ternlly enforced and l am , n thir(J tcxt , hnl| ,M. mJM,Cf nful next radical tamlard bearer in the r kl.haV hC 0ffic: In ™*o cither f the three tests senate, but this constant Republi­ i f Ik. ' ’ v V",nrc" ncnl show the lot to 1.0 m ature aver- can old line repetition of “ Oh no, c L , S ..! ; „ ’ v ,: r * « H ™ u n„.cMT . ................ ■ v“ ,M .......... . of course not,” sounds queer. It sounds as if the old-liners “ hoped" not. It alm ost hints th a t th a t’s E 8 |b„y ||? r^ ,r J l i n f , Ur C»°u*0p0rn* Federal Inspection. ' lho new I would urge every packer nnd ju st what he will lie. innneeif.n l l Z " L T l n ^ "hipper to nsk for Federal I,.specSn T .n ^ , 0U,,, rer «on This service will be gladly 5 iffir V . i u T '" " . I ? 1* furnished upon application. Our Germany Orders Free W ,r?i while - n T r t i . n" y h ' ,lk' departm ent will work in co-opera- Visas For Sportsmen n ™ r » i i ? . P is u earnestly ‘ h " '1solic- tion w “ h the Government Inapcv full cooperation n,PllBP1, STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEW ART WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.—Ask an old-line Republican, “ Who’ll be th e next radical lender in the sen­ a te ”—for you know tho ohllinera arc thinking a lut about thin— and the ehunecs arc he’ll reply, right of thu bat, " it won’t bo Fra»iri* nnyway." Then he'll take time to any redIcalianitta completely gone up, so it won't need any Icndoi. E iifo p e'an d 'NuIUi* America -to g ra n t visas freo of charge to all foreign sportsm en coming to Ger­ many for sporting competitions of any description. The m easure is the result of a request by the German Sporting Union, which also had asked t h a t I tho foreign office take up with | other governments the question of .reciprocal passports for German j sportsm en taking part in foreign competitions. Three men are furnished the edu­ cation departm ent of lliu State of Florida by the General Education Maybe he wouldn’t make a good Hoard of New York Pity which radical lender. Hut it seems prem n-!handles the educational funds for tu rc to any “of course" he would-1the Rockefeller Foundation. These n’t. | men were tho state 8Ut>orvisor of To a nonpartisan hyntnndcr it negro education, the state high seems as if he might make a f a ir 1school inspector, ami tin* professor A fter hearing substantially this ' stall a t the job. lie isn't spectncu- j of secondary education a t the Unsamu thing about two dozen times lar, like I.aFollette, but he's able,1ivornity of Florida a t Gainesville. ON’T WISH you had been in Miami I o i i k ago. You would not have bought any of the sand dunes and palmettoes inyway. DON’T WORRY about the fact that the opportunities of the past, that you have read about or heard about, have pone by. Probably you would not have recognized them, had you been here then. O PT just far cnntiKh from Ihe center of the great city of Miami for the creation of a new environment, lies Miami Shores — America’s Mediterranean— with its hroad acres being rapidly dotted with henutiful homes, hotels, apartment houses and business blocks. DON’T WANT as a result of wishing: and worrying-—and because of miss­ ing* TODAY’S opportunities by hav­ ing: your brain and your vision befud­ dled with regrets. Miami Shores' frontage of nearly six miles on up­ per Hiscayne Hay from the very beginning in­ sured success and distinction for this projccl. THINK, ACT and WIN! And the Shorcland Company is adding to the un­ questioned value of this superb location by in­ AI>RM PUSH BUTTON RULAY 15 TWISTED WEATHERPROOF "IRC 4 x 2 0 00Y CELLS “ DRH.LHOLE ON AHage. SO PAIN Will. HOT PUN INSIDE . ' PORCr.lAIM BUSHINli 11/IIK N you want tho chauffeur * * and tho garage U at tbo far •ad of tho lot, there is an easy and •conomlcal call hell device you can Install with a minimum of cost aud labor, and which will savo your voice. If you happen to be a farm­ er, and waul to call the man from thu ^aru, tho same appliance can be used. Most people hesitate to Install a rail h*H controlled by a direct curr®«4 *h»n the distance Is great bo c a « * Lof tho erronoous Impression that It takes too many dry cells. They figure twelve or more No. < .cell* m neooesary sad then dofide against It because a| the cost. Ax a n n ll- r of an fx«*t’IU?nt call In'll nyatniu ran h" P'lt lain nper.atlon with iivi< dry o *IIh wlih but a lilt in rnnru cxpi'imi' than If tho liht.inco wi re 100 fact IniitcBil nf 1000. A little ilovlco, known m a rubty, aolvi'a lho vnibloin. It la M'lultlvo I'aoiiRh to react to tho ullliiteat current ami will close a second circuit in garage or barn which will In turn ring a l«!l with enough vehemence to awaken the s’ooplest chauffeur or farm baud. Appliances Required Tho diagram above shown how It Is done. Ail you need Is the fol­ lowing: Five No. 0 dry colls; about 2000 feel of No. .8 tw itted water­ proof wire; a relay; a push button ua alarm bell; two three Inch por­ celain bushings; a half dozen.por; ceialn Insulating knobs; and sev­ eral dozen Insulated staples You will And all of there In any electri­ cal supply house. Tell the electri­ cal dealer your distance nnd num­ ber of culls used aod hu MR tell you what •Isa relay you need. In making Installation cure should lie taken Hint the wlrej leading Into the house and Into tho garage or •arn are not Inserted In holes which Hope Inward and, huiictt, let lu tho min. The diagram shows how- tho hirditngs should lie tilled down­ wards toward the outside. In pracllcally every window frame there Is room at the top of ttie weight hox where tho bushings can ho placed. A gtanrn at tho diagram will show how tho system work*. Two dry cells la turiva supply just enough current, when tho circuit Is closuil by pushing tho bn ttq n .-to activate the seosltlyu relay iooo yards away. Th* relay, | n turn. THINK of the many opportunities n?t only knocking at your door but literally staring you in the face today and opportunities within your means—backed by a real metropoli­ tan city, built upon a permanent and stable basis. augurating a development program of a very high ACT—that’s the word! Think out your plan, and then work your plan. Act along sane, sound investment principles, and watch Miami outstrip your fondest dreams in creating profits for you. golf courses, one on lho mainland and one on nn order. Miami Shores’ great area of acres makes possible the inclusion of many important features impossible in smaller projects. island. It will have two There will also be a magnificent club house, lakes, inland waterways and a causeway to Miami Ileach. TO Win in the Greater Miami District, is to be on the side of the majority— for the majority in Miami are think­ ers and doers. Miamians think and act—and it is an interesting fact that MIAMI SHORES is attracting many of those who have heretofore profit­ ed by investments in Miami, and who see in Miami Shores a replica of Miami, and a replica of the opportun­ ities Miami presented a few years ago. Sec Miami Shorea n.s our Follow the lead of investors of ex­ perience and success, and you will invest at Miami Shores! KucHt. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. Make reservations at our office. 210 E. F irst St., •j 1i vj 1jrj OW Sanford. �P ro secu tio n M ill'd Announced By Chamber »n>ree commitr f f0®» year as ap^ “^ e e tim r «f th e jeer*1I t "**" t £e bo(ly l » ^ 3 b ‘ the sec re^ “'w n tio n . These • ^ m m itte e s , it is j « £’ subject to A-irinr the y ea r demand such.' a ^ n , tees have ’ ike’?*!" for instance W althall, Joe Bender, Floyd Palm er, W alter Hand, A. E. Yowell, R. A. Newman* T R A F F IC AND TRAN8P0RTATION COM M ITTEE: W. A. Leffler, C hairm an; It. It. Deas, G. D. Bishop. J. C. Hutchinson, W. M. S cott, H a rry W alsh, F.' F. Dutton, L. A. Br«m bley. u TO U R IST AND ENTERTAIN-VENT COM M ITTEE: J, G* Ball, C hairm an, Will select others. >bnC N d r R e s ts it ii i U jic o lt where n strike now is inV o ™ * ; ' * * The resoluton authorised the c°“"ct>* *f" etory t<> communicate, hat the tLrCpresent n <iCnt,Cr li'!jl‘ “inand orderj that iiepre.«.ion its! now for next summer. See the values at Whil(lon and Hodges, 110 East Second Street. ,, m.al*o iwas ynteil to start'an inens.ve „rKamrine campaign for RETAIL MERCHANTS COM- the United Textile Workers of 'flrneru'n'in -order that iiu, r^cnerinl commit- !?M ' ®*■ *«well, S. M- Floyd, b-oftVd■tPrtth'r tin «uth.fflSS£ K.ven t in 1920, may take action against fifty mills tmfiircintj n ri?* Mrs. Claire E verelle T r a c k e r of A r t i s t i c IM n i i o f n r tr I ' l a r l n a a n il S i n a l o a *Kalttaltltt Itourrrji In niittlorn pert- poreliAser o f T a x C r r tlf l■ nw . z is.' d n t u t t h e 1 t h da> June, A. f>. issJ, h a s filed *»ld ccrtlft<-utb in my' o f f ic e , unil h a s made TOtdraatlim for t a x deed tw w»’J< <n arcorttAneo w ith la w . Bald rertlfl* c it e t m b r u i r s the fnllowlnit de*crll>rcl pn.prtt) s||nnled In Semlmde wmiity. Florida, t « - w l t : HH l - l id N i l l - l o f NIV l - l of S\V 1* 1. Section 3. T w p . "ltt. Itunn* ll Hast Witness mf nfflcUl Rltrnatnri' ami stall t h i s t h e ‘\ t« the III Khr st it.lllil.ini ___ *.K* acre*. The aa’ld land lielmc a*«e;avd at the date of ll,« issuance of HiKit c>-rt l l l n a * In ti<« nam e o f Unknown. Uldtiaa buhl c e r tific a t e s h a ll he reareoritiiK to !*«• tax deed Will. Istole thereon on the 11th day of Adxnst. a . 1>. 11*15 j ■Tamnv-- iouh Iii . -fotui aU m m tury proved fn tn l ~ N o tic e U l / e r T i iv r t l r r n t l m t O, ll. 2 0 0 0 0 ^D en r ? ^ N e s e n ta tlv ^ 'a f ajjnnst a wage reducton FOR SK«-Ti«n STS O F T I I M i t J K X F J I A I , ST1TI T K s o V TilVt m t K O F F I . O - Case I n Trial ;0 Richmond Y o ti t This action was tikpn -* _ .\rl*ttVATION T.iV nviKt? • t Silfcii Hat day o f,d u ly , ,P I5 V. K, IH HM.LXBB: Clerk I'lrculi Court Hem'lnole c o u n t y . Florida. A. th is e m la lrr a te h r a l a n l a x t* s i t e ■ rrlo n s n t l r n l l o n to t h e m o r e t h a n IO h ltl l o n d u l l a r s th at th e o th er n a tio n s of th e tio rlil o n e ta rlr Sam. I ' a r l r S a nt e i l d r u l l r h a s n n r a l l r r l t d l l l r r e u l p u l l e t In t h e r o l l r e t l a a of h | s m f o u n t s aw ay from ho m e frooi th e pollry t h a t h e u s e s a t hom e. If s o m e p o o r I r l l o t t I k n l s p r n l n e a l Ills p o r k e l h o ' i l t a l t I n c t o t k e l i e d t r u s s nml linylna l.l h e r t r l.o a n s d u r l n c I h r «»ar o t te i l t ' n r l e Hnm t i n f o r Incom e t a i . >onr olil u n r l r n o a l i l a e t II If h e hiol t o h a r e I h r it old r i l l t n a s e r t r n r t e d f r o n t Ills r ? r t e e t h , l in t t h a t ’s a ao th rr sto ry , sn d ns I t 's t r u e . W hen n rllla e n of t h r I n lte d s l i d e s o w e s M a i t i n . I n e l r H a m Is n h n u t tk e bent r o lle e tn r I h e w o r ld has r t e r Itnm en. W h e n Ih e e it l a r n o lit a ll I k e O t h e r c - n u a l r l r s o w e h l u t III hllllitH d o l l a r s , h e Is I k e n t i f s l ■o l le e li i r In I h r n a n n l s o f h i s t o r y . R R t k * if ,|l f lr trly a h U e ad * Si* h a t h , lit ' p o n r r r . a a it - J e h u W . KaVla r a a t e l l ) • « hots sa fe f a r d r a r l l M f Ik e w o rld a in 't. ,r * . < I t u t II r e r f a l n l r la t i m e w e w e e * i t i i l n * a o m r t h l n a t o a r t o a r h a a lto •« tl> M ' l ' n s d o l l a r * , e r e n I f i r e . h a v e to hire « ' t n r C u llle F a u r e a i , so iiee to rm . P erhaps, n r ro ald m a k e some s o r t of a e ltlr m e n ts . F r a h r e ■ l i l t R a r e r to sto p P a ris fro m aendtaft o t r r an m a n y f a s h i o n s . T h a t R l l h l t o s t t a a r e I h e F r e n r h d eb t. I t a l y lu la k t p ro m ise to send as ao m o re a r a n d o p era s i n n e r - ■ a sod s e ttle n i r n l of t h e I t a l i a n d e b t , t l a a l a a d e n u ld a a r e e to h e r n h e r leetarppa h o m e . T h a t w o u l d l e a s e ua e » . I n c K u a l a n r i a s l l a h t h a Is a r e . T h e o t h e r n o t i o n s en u ld I n s t p a r u a t k e l u l r r r s l f o r e s e e a n d I r t It I * a t th at. > o o a t l o n , n o l a d l r l d u a t ouakt i n u » In d e b t , u n l e s s lt*o a m a a t o k o s t n n l s In pro v id e th e h e a lth aaC IKAIj.) r A. M. Week a. D. C. a i a link A ir . lly 21-21. Amt. t -11 • 11-15. ommerce ,OU*SIANA P ro d u ces of th e f ne t i i f t r in ihe U n ite d S tu trs . ( la th e dccoiui laryc.it lu m b e r S la te , la liie Ur^eBt p ro a u c c r of cy p ress. Is th e lurgr.1 t g utn lu m b er p 'c c u c e r . H ta th e m uat e x te n s i’ e u d p u re s t salt d ep o sits. h a s th e rccc 1 l p e r t in th e U n ite d S ta te s . !*'.jd*iceB 5 0 & of th e rice in th e U n ited S I H a th * O £ » j M = ; of American Fcd[ Of Uibnr Will Make t c f N e x t C ongress; -e Aid l!cin« SoiiRht » ks fotr;!t in nil production. 1 tducw* U . 0 0 0 ,0 (6 w o rth of p e lts an d v7.l/JO.0C0 w o rth of fish a n d o y s te rs a * -n r. ~t.e v J u e oi p ro p e rty in cre ased from M K f 13.000 in 1012. to J 3.416.860,000 A S K C O O L I D C IT S A ID PAWTUCKET, U. I., Au\r. ! i* 192.2. If i r,f!X) i les of im p ro v e d roads, i lus 170,800 uutrj'iio) iles ( 1924). 1 *,nk depojits, 1924, $ 341,3t 19,540, lh.uk deposits, 1923. . 330.386.010. rO t T O H j ,lp iXCATEWAY TO SOU* a n d c e n t r a l AMERI R E P IN IN ^, cj ° f o r e ig n e x p o r t CO TTO N. TOBACCO,OIL W HEAT Imado for the south. K’e the sole akency for iifil, if does not blister, r in the hot sun. Km.* Hr* largest stock * ' ‘innshes, kalsumin, •per mill f/rtishcs in ** nmnty. ()ur prices Can You Force A Woman’s Love? Sho had n million dollar tomper mid hoiseil everythiny; and every­ body—until n six-foot blue-water man with an iron will kidnapped her, and when she woke up she was miles ut sea ami .a wife. And then the fun biffin! Enough comedy and thrills to last a month! The whole Pacific Fleet waa called to her rescue! Why not sell our goods there? Consider/What a rich purely Louisiana's destiny to become a great portal, not only for tlu Nation. 2,000 miLs of coast line; *4,700 miles of n.wiga: f.. ississ'opi running the entire length of the State -these give reeds for her multiplicity of products, and the inlets for om Lie :jreLt river have touched 26 States before they wash by Orleans, the second port of the nation. *hey hear not onV rich alluvial deposits that have made the famous della lands, cane a nd rice are produced in enormous quantities. 3,Of .umber come from her forests each year. Copulation, 1923.................. . / / r*:a, square miles........................ True property value, 1923......... V ul'.e of manufactured products Lumber cut, feet. 1923............... Value of mineral products, 1923 Number of farms.......................... Va'uc of farm products. 1923... Cotton crop, b&i;s, 1923............. Corn, Innhels, 1323...................... Railroad mile e ........................... K'ghwuy ?xpe i * lures, 1 9 2 3 .... *1 he surface of her lands is so rich that Louisiana hardy oi wea.th lay beneath, yet her salt mines have produced $ l6 ,0 t twenty years. In a like time Louisiana has become the world d sulphur, $1 19,000,000 worth having been mined. \\u 24,( 00,000 barrels a year and an annual production of 60 L gas. i These Newspapers Will Si Our Goods to Louisiana t , M| 11 the farm croDS are produced in abundance in a climate th Myrtle Avc. & ’4th St., Phone 539 pfiSHEM I- algrain A ( •r f i Horse, Poultry and Dairy Feeds kHQR5E feed/ Your Monty Back If YouJJAre Nol Satisfied Give Us a 1rial MAK£ YOUR LIVE STOCK PAY DIVIDENDS NASHVIUI UNb B<lna an 85T. Grain Ration, is thf moatreonomical. as w«U as the best balanced horse feed on the market. 1,849,746 45,409 3,416,860,000 479.400.000 3.386.000.000 75,519,000 135,463 194.700.000 365.00C 24.702.000 5,d65 5.142,000 ouismna Baton Rouge State Timea LaFayette Advertiser Lake Charles American Press Monroe News-Star New Orleans Daily States New Orleans Item New Orleans Times-Picayune Shreveport Times �f 1 <= 1The ’ *Sanford V W \\i: If inn, 1m WLk n ■8 [ I? m ! : That HoUr on the Back Pordh ■»«!>TOR BAlffOBP hewaubi As Brisbane Sees It frW • II- *1'.* 1' K fflM o H iS S IfiB iH H H H H H rhiil Mbm Ederle’a Ckwt- . ( , When you go out on your back porch in the morning and Going to Kill Somethin*. -a 1 tu b e r ST, !•!» . a t th a l>vitoftlea Ret your bottle of milk, how do you know thnt some cat or p ^ l j M f o r d ^ F lo rid a v n d e r A ct of Will Inner!n Conquer Ua? dog has not been licking the top of the bottle? I1Y ARTHUR nitlS B A N E Modem dairymen all over the country are spending ..editor M U A lin U D l* » . (C o p y ru iit l* i» ) R . IIOW AHU llK IIU ___ _ . ? l thousands of dollars to protect their milk from disease fk n t • « germs. Many safety measures are being taken. Their milk t i t M u a d la Aveeee . . . . . i YOUR STRENGTH in in your m 'lm n tiP T io t h atk s and their cream are scrupulously clean when they leave the jun ail(J heart. a French doctor, On* V c a r - I 7 . n o Him Muntha t l . l t Gertrude B,J—'* Ederle. So are the bottles. But the milkman cannot con-' exanting *Mis* *" U t l l i r r H In CHr by C a rrU l, par dairy-. arack. Ito. W eak ly Edition 1100 trol conditions as they exist on your back porch, nor can he marvelous young Gorman-Ameripar >aar. swimming champion, is “a s ­ stand by the little bottle of milk, shooing off insects or the enn tounded by her lung expansion." n i‘i: r i A L All obituary the Three times h« meusured her chest n o * rarda of th a a k a . raaulutlona neighborhood pets, until you get out of bed and take notlcaa ol ani«r:alr....»n«a w h ere bottle to the kitchen and the refrigerator. unable to believe his eyes. • V a r i e s ’• f a Mada w ill ba emerged fa r at reg u la r a d v e r t i s in g ratal What good does it do for the dairyman to exercise every THE YOUNG girl's prtwerul ■ r.M n rit T ina ahiiociaticii r n r s e precaution in safeguarding the purity of the milk If housechest expands eight inches. The T h e A sso cia ted Trtaa la amclualr e n t i t l' d In *ha uoa f o r . r a - holders pour clean milk from a bottle whose mouth has be­ average atronjf man doea not dx■tvelj . pulilleatlnn o f all n a n <tlspatal.es come soiled? What o f the dust and the dirt and the germs pand three inches. Ilecause of this .arvd liaa in'H or n o t otharw lpa eced irrent lung expansion many are " .u -; I . i k | * " -n o r and alao tha In- that kettle on the brims of the tnilk bottle? _ _ ______,____ _..ed herein. All rig h ts cal n* betting thnt Miss Ederle will be In 1924 the per capita consumption of fresh milk in homes , Of rop tib lira llu o .o f eperlal rtlspatebo f r o * _ , -----M P I the first womnn to swim the Chhn. M herein a r e a ls o ressr-*Sd. amounted to two hundred and nineteen quarts, a little less TUESDAY", AUG. IS. 1925 than a quart each day. More than fifty-eight billion pounds Every American wishes her su c­ ta of milk were used by manufacturers in making all sorts of cess. And after this swim the * TUP. H E R A L D S PLATFORM young womnn should m arry some 1. — Deeper w ater route to Jackson- good tilings such as milk cholocate ice cream, cheese, con­ very intelligent man of about densed and powdered milk. Milk is used in almost every ■ vllle. forty, with good character, clean household. It can easily become a germ carrier, if precau­ blood', blue eyes, a dolicocephalic 2. —Conatrurtion of St. Johna-Indlan River canal. tionary methods are not employed by all who handle it. skull and a natural fondness for I . —Extension of white way. children. A Chicago man named Tevander has perfected an ingen­ 4 - •Kitenbion of local amuaementa. —Swimming pool, lennla courta, ious hood and Heal for milk bottles. Its use has already IF MISS Ederle could give to «tc. npread all over tiie country until more than nine hundred ♦*— Augmenting of building pro­ dairies are daily users of it. This hood not only keeps the the world such a son ns Nancy Hanks created in Ahrahnm Lin­ gram —bounce, hotela, apartm ent coln. or ns “ Herthn of the big feet" milk in the bottle as does the little cap which has been so houses. I.— Extension of street paving pro­ commonly used for year, but it covers the brim of the con­ created when she hore the g reat that would add more gram . tainer and thoroughly protects if from the necessary han­ Charlemagne, to her permanent fume than swim ­ ,—Conatrurtion of boulevard dling of the milkman, the exposure to dust and dirt and con­ ming the Channel or the Pacific around I-ak** Monroe. Ocean. -Completion of city beautifica­ taminating contacts. tion program , It is impossible to exercise too great care in matters of THERE NOW exists a solid d ia­ Eapanaion of school ayatem this kind where the health of our families and our commun­ al with proviaion for Incrraacd fa ­ ities are at stake. The Herald would like to see the dairies mond trust, with branches in L^n,.n, . , , . ., . -_ , e ... don and New York, controlling 95 cilities. of bominole county use the improved method of sealing their j p*,. cent of tht. worid's diamond « « r Lf - Herald »! ! v tw il V iflm tm •« ♦ * < BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY PEACE AND S A F E T Y :—Thou turor to any who may bo interested. w ilt keep him in perfect pence, ----------------o------whose mind Is stayed on*the*; be­ Necessary to Label cause he tru sto th in thee, Isaiah 20: 3. Them — . TUNING HER UP i; 1 t T 4 \ . 1 in' ^ G thing 5 the possibilit^A WorrY y«u mueh,^ humph! lv®n,y t i m e a ^ ' £UN IFH= LEAVES o^ all (Hose B,cTs? cd with it forever!" ' They are g o in ,: i m "ney out of K>» against tho 9 ^1 / This is the urns. And wh ^ | tu rn s front fruit tr~ //■ 0 A man’s face mi No may womanYl case holds a lot off If you could f. up ns tight as , all the burglars t'y®n,der „ mTTi little feet l>ccau,« | they ex|»eit to be, Burglar badssCiJ eon wear giwj liable to get hole, People whot ^ T , ! have matches tBj ,^ 1 h air never <••■, ,rr\ wtRb, Modern mane point where ,* * neighbors are -'Vulisj • j - O F u rs will le ^ com ing winter e f f " anim als which ! ped yet. Horses and cowt, such are valuable aaaea are the laughitj world. A V -vr.A I'lltlt F o rt Pierce—At* purchases ten-acre t S t. L udo and InJrwl, new $100,000 rotxR^ tile manufacturing i Z Why Florida Values Will Be Justified FT. LAUDERDALE NEW S Commenting on the visit of ;i look eu it nx "madness." Hut if the Obaerver’n editor could visit local banker to Florida on a bus "I am not going to Florida, I believe in Atlanta,” will no- onc“ r'",t * > “ GeIi nes t mission, tho C harlotte Obser­ l^unlerdale or Sarasota, o r T am ­ They were so rpteer, so very nuecr, pear on the automobiles of those (.eo^gians living in the big pa or Miami or some of the other ver in a recent editorial said: for $10 n pound. I laughed ns I would die; “ Heing a banker, ho got some cities and note the solid way they city from where rumor lias it thousands have started for Albeit, in the general way, this state. Seemingly alarmed at the rapidity with which Mnc Ml LEAN’S FLYING mncli- facts about, the . increase . . in , hank , de, are building, he would likely choose As sober man am I. sonic o th er term than madness, lie , , , , posits toiil he_ was able to relate their fellow townsmen are striking out for Florida points, mes m the Arctic pan* above lands L uni(I am az| n„ Incidents along that too, like the Charlotte banker on 1 railed my servant, and he came; the American Business Club at its luncheon a week ago never before seen by w hite m e n ,j,ini. , :,u.cka f t purchase of Florida whose visit to Florida he com m ent­ How kind it was of him, .f by any man. Hi; describea towh;m . ,R.en int(l that ed, would Im* able to relate some urged the adoption of the booster slogan. To mind a slender man like me, ering peaks, rugged wastes. W hat | from t>very lta tp | n the „n- “am azing incidents." It was decided, according to the news story, to have a wealtl. may Is- hidden M o w t h n t ^ ,,, T,„. |)Ui|,|i„ K program is nnlie of tho mighty limb. Some of the prices which F lo r­ thousand of the signs printed which are to he given to mem­ frozen soil. other development of consequence. ida property a re bringing are a s ­ "These to the printer," I exclaim- bers of the club and to the public. Distribution was sched­ rim Rockefellers have p ro v ed . jf"" "lhe contracts now under way tounding to a great many people ed, that there is oil there, th e re m a y ! r„ M |||( |„ |0 mnny millions. There who have not studied Florida's pos­ uled to take place last Wednesday when representatives of And, in my humorous way, be gold, diamonds na well. h o r jU UIH, j ttVelopnient near Miami on sibilities, hut we cite them and the club were to lie stationed at Five Points to place the Where 1 added (ns trifling je st), the north pole IS now, t h e , whjl.hf a|onw | 7r,.000,«00 Is to be the C harlotte Observer editor to cards on the Atlanta cars. “There’ll ho tho devil to pay." tropics were once. Him old ea rth ,.X| t.ni|,.,| j„ erection of residences. no less an authority than the Hu:d And all the tinio Florida continues to get free advertis­ gradually shifts its position ns it q , a r|,enters w ere in a hurry j ness Condition Weekly of th e AlexHe took the paper, nnd I watched, ing from the Atlanta club. Kvery sign which appears on rolls iiround the sun. like a fowl tW|( w,.,.ks aKO_ Pressed for expla- nnder Hamilton In stitu te th a t “ in And »nw him peep within; the spit, turning nil p arts to- „ alu„, „f their hurry they said the long run, alm ost any of the At the Brut line he reud, Ids fnce Atlanta ears telling that the occupants of the cars are not waril the bent. they were wanting to get off that current values will ho ju stified." Wan nil upon the grin. going to Florida, is giving this state of tints valuable pub­ Of the II0.000.0QQ people in the 1night ‘for Florida.’ Asked if they licity, hut it seems as if those Atlantans don’t realize it. THOUSANDS OF Englishmen. had secured jobs, or were only go­ United S tates, three fo u rth s of He rend the next; the grin grew Some Florida c l u b ought to h u i k I a contrihiirion-to t h n f (PpMsenlillfli fiiunlal II .wealtik, cuL- i n g -In hope of g ettin g something them live east of the Mississippi brood, to re and refinem ent," are in Scot­ to do, they stated they were under river. Of these th ree-fo u rth s, m il­ And shot from ear to enr; Atlanta dub with the notation that it is to help pay for the land. or on their wny there, hent contract. So the sto ry goes, n story lions have an am bition to own He rend the .third; a chuckling publicity they have so freely given. on killing something. that is applicable to all sections of boines in Florida, if not all-year noise The something is grouse; the the country. Thu Florida madness homes, then w inter homes, nnd a I now began to hear. good many millions of them can season is open. The first bird ‘exists everywhere." MY FAVORITE STORIES Tho only thing nbout the Obser­ afford to. Nowhere else can they killed is sent to the King. Ten The fourth; he broke into a roar; lly lltVIN S. COHO dollars a pair, ten times the usual ver's editorial to which anyone in find such a wonderful clim ate or The fifth; his wuitshnnd split; nrice, is paid for the first lords Florida m ight take exception is to such productive soil, nnd w ith the The sixth; he h u ist five buttons This, in effect, is in explanation With the pencil, on the table- brought in hy flying machine. call the rush to Florida "madness", added incentive of its easy access­ off, of why n rulher well-known N ew .cloth he sketched rapidly what The future will gauge tin1 1925 j when when wo consider the nmnz- ibility, several millions of them are And timhled In a fit. York politician gave up free-hand I seemed to him nt least n very civilization hy this happiness in ing growth of the state and the going to seek homes in Florida. draw ing. Although without any Ten days anil nights, with sleep­ artistic training, lie rath er fan­ d e a r and graphic likeness of a killing nnd eating the tilings kill- *eagerness of thousands of people T hat is why "in the long run any domestic cow, nnd, squatted down all over the country to locate lit of the current values will Ik* ju sti­ less eye, cied him self a pretty fair am ateur alongside the cow, his conception d. Flqridn, and the fact th at two to fied," so tlust what some of our I watched thnt wretched man, sketch iirti.it until a certain inci­ of a conventional milkmaid engag­ And since, I never dare to write, A PLAGUE of butterflies, ,„ „ s . five million are expected to head friends term III* Florida ‘m adness’ dent, which I uni now about to re­ ed in the uct of milking. As funny ns I can. ing motor engines to become over­ this wny during the approaching is nothing more than a very n a tu r­ late, came to pass. ---------o--------As lie made the finishing strokes heated, hy clogging the radiators, w inter season, it is not surprising al and sensible desire to make In coiiipuny with a newspaper th a t the more conservative and th eir purchase before pi ices go Tampa has a House problem all man he was louring Spain. One the w aiter, who had been watch­ suggests a gruesome possibility. snid sections of tho country should even higher. ing the operation over Ids should­ of Us own. If the insect trllie* with their m orning in Malaga the two Amer­ icans (Implied into a little cafe for er, hurst into a delighted cry of horrible fertility, should get out Our Office hoy thinks Al»l-el- breakfast. They knew no Spanish "Si! Hit S enor!" nnd, tucking up of control, they could fill the air, THE HOME NEWSPAPER Krim ought to make a good real and their w aiter knew no English. his apron, dashed from the rest a u ­ destroy all vegetation, starve, xuf. FORT PIERCE NEWS-TKIHUNK ra nt and ran across the street into foento and devour the human race •sta te salesman because he's no Largely hy signs they made him tiie shop of a tobacconist. and all other animals. persistent. Uiulerntuiui that they wanted cof­ We never knew of a newspaper without the cordial hacking of the “ Hold on,” said tho politician, Two specimens of a certain cab­ fee and rolls practically constitut­ Phil Arm strong says, “ Some ed the breakfast menu of the e<- to his friend, "see what a knack bage pest, if all their children lived so yellow and sloppy and inaccur­ locality it represents. In towns flappers are quite satisfied with a tahllshm ent. Hut when the news- with the pencil will do for a fellow for a dozen generations, would pro­ ate th at it did not have one good where merchants don’t advertise “bare existence.” Phil, can’t you paper man decided that lie wished when he gets into difficulties in a duce nu insert mass bigger than side, its interest in home better­ much, and people borrow their ment. It has become a fundamental newspajier copies of n neighbor, also a glass of milk difficulties foreign country. I’ll venture I the earth itself. say that with flowers? tradition of tin* newspaper profes­ public journals do not give an a t ­ lould go all over the world, makarose. Singly and in chorus they pr.i-|"l*? '"Y m eaning clear hy dashing NATURE FORTUNATELY at- sion th at it must give its cordial tractive picture of tho place when Today’s best laugh: “ If some Support to any proposition tending people should pay ns they go, n.mured the word “milk." Then " v " i 1’*4’ liUI" illustrations of tends to these things. Even the in­ to advance the interest of the lo­ they circulate about the state. what I m eant und what I wanted, I he more liberal tho hacking they s|ielled it out. Then they sect plagues of Egypt sent to pun­ they'd he forever harking into cal community. and never have any trouble at all given a newspaper, the more it can shouted it loudly, a* one always ish sin did not kill all Egyptan.1. some tiling.’’—Sunshine Magnr.ine. If tin* yellow newspnper feels improve. In our experience of newsdoes, somehow, when using one's about getting along." Insects kill each other off, just ■ ■ O ' ■■■"Maybe so," said the new spaper as the less intelligent tribes of this obligation, how much more l,ul**r life we have found th at most Our idea of a stingy man is one own language, one is dealing with a stran g er who doesn't understand man, "but why in thunder did the human beings kill each other. Joes It rest on the heart of news­ publishers put the hulk of increas­ who wouldn't pay ten cents to see paper workers who take a serious ed return hack into th eir proper­ President ('indulge ride hiH elec­ that language. The waiter merely w aiter go to u cigar sto re for Mankind can look down in se­ view of th< ir obligation toward the ty. An increase of sales and adver­ shrugged Ills shoulders and spread m ilk?” curity noon the insect* ns a hand­ tric bourse. com m unity? Hence publishers and Ilia fingers in a gesture of help "Probably a custom of the conn ful of llritish look down upon their editors feel n keen desire for heart tising means more up- to -date lessness. try, said tin* a rtist. "The mail' iI00000,000 subject* in India. There to heart talks with their readers, presses and typesetting m achinery, Exchange carries the following was th at ju st as soon us he’d Mohammedans and Hindus kill to know what suggestions they can cleaner typographical anpearanee, The man who wanted milk imi­ headline, “ Will Congress Spend tated the action of one milking a point more money spent for reporting, had a good look ut my draw ing each other, Imt don't unite to kill ■nuke us to lines of town better­ correspondence and editorial work. The M oney?" Why not ask ii* if cow, meanwhile mooing plaintive­ Englishmen. he was on his way. lie'll he hack m ent for which their journal might we would like to he presideltt. As a newspaper thus grow s in ly, und then, to round out the il- here iii a m inute with your glass ex e rt its influence. —onttractiveness, it grow s in power. of milk." ilutrution, went through the panto­ A SCIENTIST says th at the We might, therefore, take this It is read with keener attention in New York City's mayoralty race mime of em ptying an imaginary The prediction was partly true. young people of today have U*conm occasion to sayj that if any of our newspaper offices, legislative hulls will ho held this fall and we can glass. Still the wniter stared at The w aiter was hack again in a “ motor car wise.” Hy instinct readers have suggestions to make and the u* business places fur and see where all but one of the can­ him iincouipreheiidingly. minute or less, hut he brought no they avoid automobiles and adapt didates are scheduled for a big "Hold on,” said tin* politician, milk. Trium phantly, nnd with an themselves to traffic. Oldei peo­ tending to the upbuilding of our near. An impression is given com m unity, why not write us a l e t- 1around the state th at the city it fall "I ve got un idea. I cun draw nir about him of having acconip ple seem unable to learn. ter for uuhliciition, or come in nnd j represents is grow ing more prosabout us well us the next one. Even chickens nnd dogs have talk it o v er7 [porous. Hence, every tim e you ail-' There was un old ludy from Wheel- Lend me a pencil; it won't take a jished a desired errand with s a t­ isfaction to all concerned, he laid learned something. They stay out As the relation between a com-lverti.su or subscribe for the local jntfi m inute to make this fellow under­ down in front of his patrons two of the road nnd lire killed less m unity and tlu* newspaper is a r e - j newspaper you at the snme time Who had a very peculiar feeling; stand what you w ant.” tickets for a bull-fight. frequently than they once Were. ciprocul one, so the newspnper can | heln to build up a far-reaching In stooping to sneeze, not accomplish the largest results ngency for community promotion. She felt a slight breeze, IT WOULD Ih* good news if the All because of u banana peeling. DISTRUST young people of the generation NT. I'KTKRSHUKG TIMES Warnings, Friendly And Otherwise would he "whiskey wise” in addi­ . Headline in the Asjicville Citition to lieing m otor wise. I’ALATKA NEWS oen says, "Havjhg Hut Time N am ­ All this talk about the brother- the honesty of Judgement of each During the next few years there ing Woman To Ptuce," Now how will Imi more young people killed ill the duccc can we “ Keep Cool hood of man" cuuses one to won- ether In many of the sm aller cities "It's nicer in your car than in With Coolidge" when he won't dor if the foundation* for such an Is man us fuilhless and u n tru s t­ hy whiskey than old people killed and towns, warnings are posted our huosegow.” hy automobiles. keep cool him self? idealistic relationship have yet worthy as he appeurs in Ids own I he m otorist who d isregards such at the entrance to the corporate -------- o--------I he liilde counsels man a sign as any one of those listed lieeii laid. It is a fact that the eyes? Aa n result of a log membership that " It is better to tru st in the i IN HRITAIN, justice has long hpuudnriea that tlu* "Speed Limit has only him self to blam e for civilized world has long been In-[l ord than to put cam paign the Sanford Chamber of confidence hi been within the reach of tin* poor i i i 12 Miles an Hour.' How many whatever may hap;>en to him ; for Commerce has been increased to 4,- boring on those very foundation*, man," and man seems to have in­ men. Tho upper classes know it m otorists pay any attention to tlu- men who word ami place such 200 members, which is a splendid hut do they now stand Completed? terpreted that counsel to mean pays to keep the lower classes sat­ signs are men who mean w hat record for n city t lie size of Nun- From the evidence in the case the that mull is nowise to he trusted. isfied. They haven't discovered that such signs? Not many, it’s a safe they say. Yet a fte r all, the same bet. Hut consider tin* following and ford. Hut when they u tutt any­ People do not trust their neigh­ yet, here. thing can Im accomplished in a thing In the Celery City they gen­ verdict must he that they are not. bors and place less trust in their In America it wouldn't pay a see if you don't believe they will different way, and th a t’s how an A "brothi-ihood of inuu" must Ik- public servants. Mutual distrust poor man to sue n railroad if In* convey the message: et ally finish it in the right way.— Empire S tate town does it. Posted preceded hy a universal fuitli in is pniliully responsible for the mu hud a just claim for $5,000, fur Times-Union. "Stop, look—and live." nt tlu* entrance to n town stands man. A n long ns individuals, u* , lorist |K*destriaii, fundamentalist- $5,000 wouldn't even pay for tiie “ lA>ok oirt; you may meet n this greeting: It now devetopcs that a Chicago tions and races can not—or ut modernist, capitalist-labor and ra-.lcoiil fight. In England $5 would fool around the corner." "This i*j Peekstill, a Friendly g angster gave William 1). Shep­ least do not tru st mu* another cial controversies. This particular'pay for it. ’Hold your course; you can hold Town." there can he no world brotherhood herd seventy-Five thousand dol­ uge has also generated a luck of E n g lish 'ju d g es now propose a your girl later." IPs hnrd to think of anyone lars witli which to fight the "Look before you weep." Mutual distrust seems as In­ confidence between young nnd old. “ 6 pound divorce ease.” Poor peodriving recklessly through a city charge of m urdering young Mc- stinctive in inun ns in the jungle "Stow up and See the city; speed th at extends such a greetin g , for Peihaps there is gr ater lailii in ! hi® entitled to a divorce will get Cliutock. Tin* agreem ent wn» heiisM. .The „ ... world war wns a man today than at dny other time I people who take advantage of for u total cost under $25. i UP and zee the Jail." th at If he Won, th* gangster wos 'w a r distrust nud ' international in refolded history. Ttierc is much I •Roads are expensive; It costs friend.,hi,."an-."indeedi' m ighty' few »«*• * to be reimbursed while if he lust, fear. Nations niulnluin ’large ur- to sustain such a eoiu'lusioii. Hull St. Augustine— Work ntartcj itymiey to burn tn tm ; up. |an d• far »between. U wns the gangster's hard luck. I mies und navies because they disman nti lacks that universal unlaying curbs and gutters on Mag-5 A m T ? n T IC l,’\ii;’V T g ^ fPPi --But w# don’t figure that was any j tru st their neighbors nnd men puss tlerstauding and faith which i* t s - 1 nnlia Street, preparatory to pliv-2 JL . T L L t \ O U W I I A T T H E R 0gam ble a t all—not in Chicago. laws because they lack faith iu aentiul to u brotherhood o( tuutC’ 1ing. J M A N C L Ofr B U S I N E S S IS D O IN G F O R \ 0 U 1 M tx.. w .... , ’ . . . , 41 - *» - .D A N j iO m HCW'S \\GQHHK production and absolutely controlling prices, but you need not fre t about that. Diamonds are not ne cessitics. RUT THOSE thnt own the mo­ nopoly, the Rarnatn, Johannesburg, A perHon who does not intend coming to Florida must he De Herrs Jogersfontein. and other T H E H EIGHT O F TH E RIDIC­ «o scarce in Atlanta, that* it is necessary to label him. Igreat diamond mines, may w orry ULOUS In its issue **f August Fighth, the Atlanta Journal tells ••’o m ed ay . Gne of those Germ an I wrote some tinea once on u time In wondrous m erry mood, of the adoption of a aign hy an Atlanta lataiacaa d n l. to lamiSE'up-rt“IS. w l,£ And thought, an usual, men would used not only hy the members or tho organization but by the diamond business by making dinsay. generul public of the city. monds artificially. A perfum e that They were exceeding good. a*- t; vC5 pvs Loyalty To A Good Object A person can accom plish good results by loyxhy I good object. Select th e object — open an accoutl the SEM INOLE COUNTY HANK and thfn m li| regular habit to deposit weekly or monthly. •1 Per Cent Interest Paid On Saving* Acta S e m in o le (fo u n h j ]j)i S a n fo r d , Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS: Allen & Brent Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your vtty A T AUCTION We nre permanently located in SanM OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS We Ruarantee Satisfaction. If you linve Property you want sold—List it t and kiss it gootl-bye. A L L E N AND BRENT l IH E. Second Street, J stiford, litmin 50, 000,000 F Property W anted $ S. It would be a small and speedy matter | loo broker-members of the Florida clmnpe to "turn” this vast amount of real? provided it was listed with ua cxe limited period. Send us your listin gs now, or. if y°.u ^ write Disk No. 20 for complete infornuiUoB Florida R e-S a le Exchange East Flagler Street Miami, Florida AN ADVERTISEMENT IS THE SILENT SALEM AN OF COMM# �rjr-jrjw . UK? 5 ■ .*> '? ?; fS W Z * J S T iif r: cia ~~ l .df •^-Office 148 {ONE Si ‘- . / i n T e o or MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. Pope W inter fo rm er v isito r W icker, salesman of tha Ilnven Development Co., resident of Sanford, was a here S aturday. TELEPHONE :-B e a . 428-J. Wedding: Miss Russell w Ray Of 1 0 George Interest construction, re-construction, pavun<^ re"Paving to fa» done in compliance with plans, spcclficatlons,, profiles and estim ates of Mr. nnd M rs. F. P. Itinea have re tu rn e d from a motor trip to said pro pored improvement of Of cordial interest nn.l great sur T am pa, T arpon Springs, St. Pe­ prise to the many friend? of t,*nh Katharine Court, M nrgaret Road, te rsb u rg and C learw nter. i mVi M* Avns ,narr»age of Mias Kditlia Circle and Arcadia Road, J * ^ 0f Wesley will Miss Mildred Rosi,-tyho has been wn To' ,,,:|nchard, Io- in the plat of Highland Park, now »***? weotin»r n t th e the a ttra c tiv e g u est of Dr. and cm file i n ,Ur. office pr the City M r, nnT T n ,t ay <,f thi city. M » 5 h t o'clock. A M rs. J . N . EobSmi. left Tuesday ' r 11 T ^ l u mbered a Mhnngor of the,.City of Sanford, •* .. desired<I e caualde director Bor» »v fb r her lwoie in A tlanta, (la. on in Sanford under the au?PE s Hnrlda, wldch said plans, specifi­ im m ediate Cabinet M cctMiss F lora McPhaul of Tifton, o f t h o F.pUcopnl Church, last fall cation-, profile., and estim ates * , social m eeting Go., arrived r Monday to take W hile m Sanford Mrs. |>;,y n,,,,u have been heretofore approved by frrsonngo n t 8 charge of the inillim ry depart­ a large number of friends uho will the City Commission and con­ welcome a resident „ her, as :....... ident. m ent in thO 'Speer & Rons store. stitute the plans ; and specifica­ T " la bee.n “ resident of tions for said Work, therefore, M rs. It. L. Jones nnd Miss Hos­ SanTord for several years He is HE IT RESOLVED, 3 h a t the kins Jones le ft Sunday for De­ prominently connected with Ray tro it, Mich., ami other points Brothers* on W est First Street anil City Commission of th e City of w here they will spend a month. | ^, r e, .* who. . . w i i r*K ' > Fla-1 " wn'1 ‘‘,se' Fanfoid, Florida, deeina it advis­ to learn of Orlando of bin wedding and will wish him able, as a necessary public im­ Ijrfiwsy Mr. nnd M rs. E. McConnell left S a n f o r d Monday Monday for W nycross, Ga., where nnd his attractive bride every hap­ provement to pave, re -pave, hard piness. 1 surface and re-hard surface with M rs. McConnell goes to enter the Mr an«! Mrs. Ray will be home shu t asphalt on a six Inch rock . uft Sunday for De- A. C. L. hospital for an operation. in the Let* Apartment un West r htre ,he will rem ain base, Katherine Court, M urgarct F irst S treet. Mrs. It. B. Ja rv is, worthy ma­ Road, l.dithn Circle nnd Arcadia tron of the local Eastern Stars, ,jn 0f Jacksonville is has returned from the Internation Sanford Leaguers To Road, in the plat ,,f Highland Rail., a width of 1H feet; tlyit nil |*for several days on ul Convention n t Toronto, Canada. Enjoy Box Supper ot raid paving, re-paving, hard Mr. nnd M rs. Francis Harbor of surfacing and re-hard surfacing of Woodruff of Jackson- C harleston, S. C., are the guesti ''J* members and their friends Katherine Court, M argaret Road, ding a few days hero o f the la tte r’s sinter, Mrs. W. F. tJ"‘ Mentor Epworth League of ltnvenel nt her home on Magnolia ‘,,an , r}! uve urged i>. m-ct at the Kditlia Circle and Arcadia Road, Avenue. .Methodist t hurt'll at 7till) oVlook n t aforesaid, shall le done In strict I Mrs. C. W. Culpepper _____ . tonight, where the leaguers will compliance with the plans, speci­ ,pent Monday in S an ­ .M r. nnd Mrs. George Brockhahni Prior 10 leaving f,.| a lake fication.., profit, s and estiniut-.-H nnd d au g h ter, M iss Maxine, m otor-1," ar * mdn, about five miles lin ­ therefor, now on file in the of­ ta ed to D aytona Bench Sunday. where they will have a box I Hardin has returned w here they sp en t the day very "I'l'cr picnic and a swimming fice of tin- t'ity M anager of the party. bna Beach where he pleasantly. * ity of Sanford, Florida, which Tli® girls will carry the box said plans, i^-cificationi, profiles al daysv i r m Newliv and n itr ic- I'lnches nnd these will lip auctioned and c-dimntea have been hereto­ Iritt-r has returned from five daughter, Miss Lucile Newlc..; “ff to the boys for pennies. Lots fore approved by the C ity Com­ Lrh where he spent tho have returned from Black Moun-1 ' . ,un an " .a tune is promtsmission and con tituto the plant leeks. tain, N. C., w here they spent the d to all who attend. nnd specification t for said pro­ pust month. M Wagner is spending posed improvt nit-nl of K atharine If you want a suit Mt. Dora, the g u est Mrs. M ary A. Neely nnd lit11. Court, M a m m Road, EJitha Adams. d au g h ter, M ary Elinzbeth have r.- now it w ill pay to buy Circle and Arcadia Read, in the tu rned from Ocala where th**y If you do plat of Highland park, a width I Fox left this m orning have been the* guests of relative, it at once. « trip to Fort Lnuiler- for the past m onth. I8 feet, -in-1 Ibis Commission not need a suit now it of veral days. lioieby declan a iln- necessity for Mr. and Mrs. J C. W illiams and will pay you to buy ii the paving, ic-paving, hard r.ur{Iverson left Monday E. C. Kelly le ft Sunday for At Ga.. after spending lan ta, Gn., a fte r spending seviial now for next summer. facing and ic hu d surfacing of said portion ..r Katharine Court, nths in Sanford. days here the guests of Mr. and S e C t l l C V a ll l C K t i t W l l i l .Margaret Road, Fditha Circle und Mrs. C. C. Dabney. . »» i , |Mrs. W. A. Radford of Arcadia Road, at aforesaid, a -----don and Hodges, lit) the guest of M rs. O. Mrs. R. I,. G riffin and attractive a necessary public improvement. for a few days. d au g h ters, Misses Emily and U. East Second Street. HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, E. G riffin, have returned from That a total expenditure not exdys McCuller of H ast- D aytona Bench where they have cccding Fifteen thousand Two A RESOLUTION i ittrartive house g u est been spending the sum m er. Hundred Se m l.-five and 30-10(1 nifred Strong. No. 237 ( $lf>,275.30) Dollar is hereby Mr. and Mrs. C raig T h o m p -m : IS. Wilson is spending and little d aughter, Betty, Mr. | authorized to c.uer the cost of RESOLUTION PROVIDING It Daytona Beach as the and Mrs. Ned Sm ith and Mr. and paving, i.'-pavin . hard surfacing FOR T IIE PAVING R F .P W |n Hess Brown. Mrs. Clarenco Powell motored to ING, HARD SURFAQING and re-hu>d uifacing Katharine Orlando Monday night to attend Rankin left Monday the show. AND RF.-H VRD SI UFACING < our I, Margaret Rond, EJitha I ivr e she will be the OF KATHARINE COURT, Circle and Arcadia Knud, in the la for n week. Mrs. B. F. W hitner, Sr., and dauMAIttiARKT ICOAO, EIHTIIA plat of Highland Park, a width W h fe r..iltfi|f f u l f i l l CIRCIF. AND AHCVIUA 18 Cent, which said Mini, of I ilr«.;n w. : J . I W i 1 i M * <spending this m onth in Asheville, for u several days ROAD. IN TH E PLAT OF I boll and Two Handled SeventyN. C., as the guests of Mr. and wn the west coast. HIGHLAND PARK, A WIDTH live and 3" D'U ($15,275.30) Dol­ Mrs. S. O. Chase a t their lovely lar 1 the total e tmintvd c • t of OF I i FEE!’. Mrs. George MeGalin- sum m er home. aid improvcnifiil; that tin* entire kmily left Sunday to co t of tln> improvement afore iiJ, Miss M arion Belk of F ort Pierce nl weeks in Brevard, N. Wln-rea . the City Commission is tho g u est of Miss Killian Shin: L.’ill be a ■eased against all ptop-,f the City of Sanford, Florida, h olier. Mias Belli is enroute to her erty abutting nnd fronting upon pi. of Augusta, Ga., home in F o rt Pierce afte r spending deeii'H it advisable to improve, tli'it portion of Katherine • -urt, t of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. the sum m er w ith her parents in gi.i-l-*, o n truct, re-construct, pave |iir home on Park Avc- Hendersonville, N. C. and r.- 1 aw with .“hpet nsphalt on Alan; u t R-.ail, Kditha Circle and a six iin h r-.ck base, tin* following A1 nidi,1 Rond, in the plat -.f High­ Miss Fannie S. Munson returned llioioiighfar--. in the City of San land Park, to lie so improved by llmiiy ha:; returned nf- Sunday afternoon from Scranton, the paling, le-pnving, liard uifa n i fortnight in Edge- Pa., w here she has been attending ford, Florida, In-wit: KATHARINE COURT, MAR­ ing ami re-h:inl surfacing - 1 ml L»nd other points of the M aster Classes m Pipe Organ under Cliurles M. Courbom, not- d GARET RO\D. KDITHA CIRCLE portion of Katherine Court, Mar­ Belgian and Am erican organist. und ARCADIA ROAD, in the pint garet I'-* ol. K-lilha Circle and iff Robson has returned Arcadia Road, in the plat of llmhof Highland Park. Beach where ahu luiid Park, a width of I* feet, and Mr. nnd M rs. \V. E. Walthall All of ‘aid im proving, grading, ti« guest of Mias R, E. and d a u g h te r,Miss Helen,returned I Sunday n ig h t from a motor tiip including Asheville, Henderson­ I "x f aitrr, Miss Mary ville and Brevard, N. C., where ’J Merle Douglass of they sp en t the p ast two weeks. nt Saturday in Sanford [Social ialendaf <onals »rd Harris has return'Pending a f„r t_ "•»ake City the KUesl of Ufa u Mahomy returned I "! , a,« k a whem ,ho r 5t * evk “ ■< the guest George Redfenrn of Leesburg spent Sunday in town the guest o f Mrs. I*. D. McRae. He was ac­ com panied home by Ids wife und tittle d au g h ter who have been the g uests of Mrs. McRae for the past week. Mr. nml Mrs. Frank Donaldson are expected to arrive today from G eorgia w here they have been vi ' ' f “n.l Sam iting Mr. Donaldson's parents. The T U" ‘P«nt th- week- m any friends of this young couple tnc guests of Mm. will ho glad to know that they will live here insteud of in Miami. a,|d Cardinal returned from 1 where they F oster, Sr., spent a few ays hero, greeting his old friend'. lived here but .............................. 1r, F o ste r form erly h as not been here for eight years and was g re atly pleased at the K 'elft for his homo in rapid grow th of Sanford. He was i ‘ ^ :,fu‘r “Pending accom panied home by his young L 31 ,f|e gu est of d au g h ter. Miss M ary Foster, und Miss Ann Robson. i (i ROOM HOUSE ndoinlnp and place f prhf qgalnst a l| lots and lamjs ndoh '4nd, eonlfguqus . v l i W T 1'®* and [ be heard and abutting upon said improvement; assessment roll will be finally con­ that Fifteeh Thousand Two lluti- firmed b y .th eiH C ity Commission died S«w.KtVi«ts and 30-100 (515,- sitting as an E dnalfcing Board. 275.30) Dollars, Is the total esti­ BE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED m ated, cos^ of said contemplated That the special assessm ents pro­ improvement In th e paving, re­ vided for by th is resolution to be paving, thanl su rfacin g und re- made and entered agninnt the haul surfacing of said portion of property bounding and ab u ttin g Katherine Court, M argaret Rond, upon said im provem ent shall be Kditha Circle and Arcadia Road, payable at the option o f tho prop­ in the plat of Highland Park, to erty owners owning property be specially assessed against all hounding and ab u ttin g upon such lots and lands adoining and con­ tiguous or bounding and abutting ppon said im provem ent; the sum of $3.94 is the estim ated cost per front foot for said improvement. HE IF FURTHER RESOLVED, That it is the determ ination of this Commission th a t all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon Kath­ erine Court, M argaret Road, I Kditha Circle and Arcadia Road, • in the plat of Highland Park, will 1 he Ivin fitted by the improvement provided for by this resolution, “i>i| that the rpecial assessments to Is* made and entered against all lots nnd lamia adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abut­ ting upon such* contemplated im­ provement shall lie made upon a foot frontage basis; that is to say, th at in the preparation of tho ■pci-iol assessment roll covering the contemplated improvement, uch special assessm ents shall be determined and prorated accord­ ing to the foot frontage of the ie.p.i-tivo properties specially hciH ittrd by said improvement. IIF. IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Tnx Assessor and tho • ity Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, in accordance with the provisions of Sections 101 und 102 of the t'h a rte r of the City of San­ ford, Florida, shall proceed with- ul delay to make a special assess­ ment roll, assessing the special benefits tu be received ns the rcult of the improvement contentl,l ‘l,'d against all lots and lands adjoining und contiguous or bound­ J : •H3 Sanford Ave. 'Ll THIS WEEK EVERY HAT • ing and abutting upon said inipiownicnt, nml upon the comple­ tion of sni-1 nssersm ent roll to cau e a copy thereof to he pub­ lished two times consecutively, • nc> each week, in a newspaper piildi bed in Sanford, Florida, attaclnng to said special assessment roll o published n notice directed In all property owners interested 111 mid special asjcrsnicnts, s ta t­ ing ui accordance with tho provis­ ion of the Charter of the City of Sanford, Florida, a definite time $ 2.50 Ml \f t S OHtii ii i A complete set of $8.50 attachments F R E E temporarily. s The world’s finest Portable e l e c t r i c cleaner —bar none, at an appealing price. ■ Ask to See It. A. GREENE : Complete c a s lt / • /$ Announces Price u JJ j* -11 i • i Phone 253-R. Box 402. m -a Sanford Electric Co. Inc. Phone 142 M la s y te rm s jf d e s ire d a n H R U H H H H a H M K u a H iia n iia a iM a a a a a a a a a B a n a n H a a a B n H H a B a a a n a n a a B a a a B n H a a a H H B a a a a i ............................................................................. .................... + * ♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ '> + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦<++++«++^+ + + + + ♦ ♦ + + + + + •(•* * + + * + * ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + + 4 ! S u g g e s tio n s il Bedroom ' 'ZA CURTAINS— S :: Next To San Lanta at a Real The (JniitliiMl designs on tin exepptionally good i|tiality net, can lie purchas­ Bargain ed hy the yard—assorted patterns. Easy Terms 40c E. F . L A N E to$2.00 3 S J I BB REALTOR Koom.s f»01-502. Phone 95 First National Hank Building. BEDSPREADS S A L E S FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING B e a c h P r o p e r ty Good Quality Dimity Hedsprcuds in blue, gold and n>M- $3.50 Handsome satin i|tiilt hcclspread in bine gold $ 6.00 colored stripes L \ I $3.25 I.ady Jane reversible bedspreads in solid white and IS SCARCE .................................. L ».x AND GETTING SCARCER ALL THE TIME CRETONNES voir WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE WIIAT IT COST PER LOT NOW Iii assorted colors nnd a variety of patterns ........ 25c to$1.25 a H. B SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc. MAKE RESERVATION EARLY n •>i > For Further Information. Call nt Montezuma Hotel. pelt, k id a n d s t r a w s .. The Yowell Company *; v ‘. hi 4 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 v * 4 >4 » » 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 < -t-4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ -» '» 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 » 4 4 4 » 4 4 4 4 » 4 4 » 4 M B U flM B iB iiim n iiH H iiiifliU B iiiflilB U M iiia iiu iB iB iflB a a B iB B a iB B a B B iB ia iiiiB iiiin m iu u t \ i ». New Smyrna Price n o t h in g o v e r Improvement as follows: either in full within th irty clays a fte r said assessm ents shall be and stan d .jtio n . , , finally equalised,, approved pnd "Atfofeted’ this 10th confirmed; or in- ten equal annual gust A. D. 192a. i*.. •: j FORREST LAKE,1 ; * installm ents with interest a t the S. O. CHASE, . rate of eight per cent per annum C. J . MARSHALL. L upon all deferred paym ents from nnd a fte r tlie tim e raid special As the City Commission of the assessm ents shall be and stand City of Sanford, Florida. finally equalized, approved and A ttest: (SEAL) L. R. PH ILIPS, confirmed, and C ity Clerk. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution shall bo and Publish Aug. 18. ;------- ------------------------- i 54950 l*1*3 M1■ De Hat Shop * V<vv‘v-. i ' ,, . 4 ■ W * 't i •a �THES Helen-WHlsl Def eflse of £ m W' lW * f | V u i uy ML ■ g / you t o ^ u y n <*v, .. . . need a_ summer hot suit then it will pay you to buy it now for next summer. Seethe wonderful v a l u e s be- FOREST HILLS, hf. Y., A uk. 18.—Mis* Helen Wills began the defense of her national tennis title successfully Monday, when she vanquished Mr*. Helen P. Falk, of New York, 6-2, fl-3, in the first round of the annual women’s tournnment. Miss Kathleen McKane, form er ing offered at WhidI British champion and rival of Mis-t Wills, swept throuKh her first don and Hodges, 110 match nKninst Mrs. J . 9. Taylor, IEast Second St._____ of New York, C-2 6 - 0 . _____ * Together Again {Smoker, Celery-Feds Contest j Rnined Out;Pete Doyle Hits ft Home Hun in Tenth to Win t Hectic Gnmc for Lakeland mer sunH I w jll p a y ' '4* Wright, Warlow and Company 9 t . PETERSBURG, A uk. 1H- i !to Doyle, Lakeland third, has. Jttnn, h it the first home run Irt t h e 1 F lorida S tatu I»nguc in the past five weeks to defeat S t. P etersb u rg 8 to 6, in u ten inning battle here i M onday afternoon. Doyle brouKht in Edwards uhoad of him to end n S truggle which saw the two s ta r t­ in g pitchers hammered from the box w ith lengthy rallies ea rlier in Jh« game. The Box Score LAKELAND AU it II PO A E Kowalski, 2b. .. 5 0 1 1 4 0 Muck ley, *s.........5 1 3 H 3 0 •Welch, If, p........•> 0 1 1 2 0 F razier, cf......... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Edw ards, lb. .. . . 5 22 15 1 0 Doyle, 3b...... 3 2 2 1 3 0 S urface, r f ........ 5 1 2 0 0 0 F ran c is, c. . . . . 4 1 1 3 1 0 Presenting Eddie Collins, m anager of the Chicago White Sox and Dick­ Cusack, p .......... 1 0 0 0 2 0 ie Kerr, left-handed hurlcr, of the sam e team . K err recently returned fThornburn, p. .. 2 0 0 1 2 0 to the fold, a lte r an absence of n few seasons following a disagree­ m ent over salary m atters. Kerr wns one of the heroes of the I'Jl'.l . T otals . .. .. 40 8 13 30 20 0 world series. Collins expects him to turn in some good games for the P A IN T S AB It IIPO A K Pale Hose during the rem ainder of the campaign. Kerr is depicted (Allen, as. ............. 5 0 1 1 2 0 on the left in the above photo. I f m in e r, 2b.......... 3 1 0 4 4 0 M itchell, r f .......... 5 0 2 0 0 0 F row n, cf. . .. 6 0 3 1 0 0 ft. Doyle, 2b........5 t 1 1 2 I F a m e s, lb. . . . 3 1 0 10 1 0 fttngg, If. . .. .. 3 1 0 3 0 n Cox, If.................. 0 0 0 0 0 0 E esse, c. ... . . . . 3. 2 2 t» 3 0 F lo w er, p. .. .. 3 0 2 1 1 0 M orris, p. . . . . . 1 0 0 0 2 0 , T o t a l s .......... 36 6 11 30 15 1 Score by inning*: Lakeland ........... 100 000 500 2—8 S t. Pete . . . . . I l l 000 000 0—11 Sum m ary: Two huso bit, Hesse, Frow er. Three base hit, Surface. Homo run, P. Doyle. Sacrifice, I’. Doyle. Double play, Cusack /to Doyle lo Edwards; Cusack to Buck ley to Edwards; Doyle to Edwards to Buckley; Welch to Buckley to Edwards. Left on base, Lakeland 5; Saints 5. Base on balls, off Cusack 3; Thom hurn I; B row er I; M orris 1. Struck out by Brower 3; Morris 2; Luther 3. H its off Cusack 8 in 2 2-3 innings; Welch, 0 in 1, Brower in II (none out in 7 th ), Thornhurn 2 in 2 1-3; Lu­ th e r 1 in 4; Morris 4 in 4. Wild pitch Thornhurn. Winning pitcher L uther. Losing pitcher Morris. Um pires, Wure and Baxter, Time 2 hours. How They Stand FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second H all) Won I.ost Pet, Tampa . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 I .a k e l a n d ................. 34 St. Petersburg .. ..23 Sanford . . ............... 12 .6111 .1131, .451 .231 15 20 28 40 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P ittsburgh .. ........... 65 43 New Y o r k ................. 65 40 Cincinnati .. .. .. __ 50 51 fit. L o u is .................... 56 67 B ro o k ly n .................. 52 56 P h ila d elp h ia............. 51 58 C h ic a g o .................... 40 61 B o s to n .............. .. .. 47 67 Pet. .60‘J .575 .6311 .401! .481 .468 ..j |5 .412 Mcu.sel Takes Two liases on Had Throw and Scores on Single liy Lindstrom to Score Winning Run Monday Funds immediately available subject to title examination. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS Approximately 200,flOO a rm s of land in Florida are planted in c it­ rus grove; which contain about twenty million trees of which 12 million trees are h e a rin g About 175,000 acres of groves are b ear­ ing in this state. If you fire like m ost car ow ners you w an t those big,easy- riding Balloons—and a p u r­ chase plan equally easy and simple. W e have both the tires and the plan, and both are jis original and different from others a s day is from night. G et the details now. Sliooly. lb. I I 11 I 0 2 II 0 I Falk, If. Hooper, rf . Kamni, 3i>'. 3 2 4 » 0 1 u 2 0 u 2 0 I 11 2 S c h a l k , c............... 3 0 Blankenship, n 2 it 3 t | Valdez Realty Co. VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. . WOOLWORTIl, Mgr. Terms— 51,000 Hinder PHONE 727 balance can be arranged. ilJjiitw 1 u j 11 itn j* t t.piai urti Distributor: - v +* *++ *+•:•* •:«*+* HOWARD BOTA/A'/f, ■ +**+**++*++*++***4*+mf Sanford, Florida 3 3 This is a wonderful buy ns it will double in value very soon. Property has S houses on it at present—all rented. Some frontage two Mocks f u rtlier out now selling $250 front foot. Incurpor *lr«J 11 I l l 112 Park Avenue Wight Eros. Co 1 1 11 I REALTORS 164 ft. Sanford AveMBusiness Front age. A beautiful corner. $190 front foot. 0 Mu n til, cf. DuBOSE ANI) HOLLER A Real Pick-up ankenship. Sox Iinrler. Pitches 7 Successive Wins; Drives in Winning Score of Coolest in the Till Inninif Ihivis, «:l. . Collins, 21). .. Washington I l 1 < 1 1 1 n 2 1 17 Totals . .. 33 3 0 27 PI Score by innings: Philadelphia .. (WO nun <1211 New York . . nun 2un 01 \ Summary: Two Imso hit, I berg, Lindalroiii. Three base Sum!, Young. Stolen base, Y01 Frisch. Left on base, New Y 8; Philadelphia in. Base on lo off Greenfield 5; off Carlson Struck out by Greenfield 2; Carlton ( Uin/oic*, d ’l Sweeney and Pfirmau. Time I Cleveland New York .. Boston .. .. 'A tla n ta ........ New Orleans Nashville .Memphis .. . M o b ile ........ C hattanooga Birm ingham L ittle Rock .. Today’s Games Charlotte .. S partanburg M a c o n ......... 'Augusta .. .. A neville III YS C. S. CARS NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis at Boston. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at ewN York. Greenville .. Columbia .. , Knoxville .. Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE St. Petersburg 6; Lakeland 8 (10 Innings.) O ther ruin. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 3; Philadelphia 2. Only one game scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 3; Detroit. Only one gam e scheduled. EXHIBITION P ittsb u rg h (N ) 5; Philadelphia (A) If. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION New Orleans 2; A tlanta 4. Mobile 8; Birmingham 2. Nashville 3; Little Rock 2. Chattanooga 5; Memphis 6. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Ma«M at Knoxville, Augusta at Asheville. ChurluU) a t S partanburg. improved Business and Residential Properly in Sanford CHICAGO. Aug. 18.—'Ted Blan­ NEW YORK, Aug. 18.— New York turned hnck the Phillies kenship registered his seventh suc­ Monday, 3 to 2, gaining 1-2 a gam e cessive victory Monday when Chi­ on the league leading Pirules. cago defeated In tro il, 3 to 2, in Metiscl took two bason In the the final gam e of tin- series. The eighth on a wild peg to llaher, a d ­ vanced to third while Perry was visitors made only six hits off being thrown out at first and scor­ Blankenship hat a hnse on halls ed with the winning run on Lind- and an erro r hy Davis gave tlieni Htrum 's single. Kent Greenfield a two run lead. The Sox came held the visitors to six scattered from behind and Blankenship hits. Tlie victory placed New drove in the tying ran in the sev­ York within three games of P itts­ enth inning when Ilia long fly en­ abled Kamia to score. burgh. The Box Score The Box Score AB It H PO A E PI III, A AB It II PO A F. DETROIT I I I H 0 0 Sand, n s . ____ 4 0 I 2 I 0 Noun, )h. Burke, 2h. 3 •()'• 1*1 l (» Mokair, xxx .. a I 000 M0 I 0 0 2 0 II Leach, cf......... 5 0 2 I 0 0 Manush, cf. 10 2 7 10 Williams, rf..... 4 1 I I « <> Wingo, If. .. 2 0 01 H arper, If..........2 1 0 1 I) 0 llcilm nnn, rf. 2 1 0 3 0 0 l 3 0 W’ghtatnnc, Hr. 4 0 0 5 <1 (I Jones, 3b. .. 2 0 0 Kimmick, 3li. .. 3 ( 1 0 1 I 0 Tavener, ss. . 3 0 11 Bassler, c. .. 3 0 | 3 0 0 Wilson, x ....... I 0 0 0 <» 0 .. 3 u it 0 1 n Huber, ............... 0 0 0 0 I Holloway, p. I u I 0 0 it Friberg, 2b. .. I 0 I 6 3 I xTodil ... | o n 0 0 0 Henline, c........ 3 0 O 7 2 0 xxltigm y I it 0 0 0 0 Carlson, p...... 2 0 0 0 I 0 xxxlilne . Hawks, xx . . . . 1 0 1 0 0 0 Totals . .. 32 2 6 21 6 (I x Batted for Jones in Oth. xx Batted fur Tavener in 0th xxx Haiti d fui llnlinway in Oth CHICAGO AB It II I'O A I Philadelphia Chicago . .. St. Louis .. D etroit .. .. Arc Now Receiving Application For * BALLOON Can make you a big profit—if invested in at once AMERICAN I.EAGI'I Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York a t Detroit. W ashington a t Cleveland. SOUTHERN I.EAGUI Memphi* at Chattanooga. Birmingham a t Mobile. Little Rock and Nashville. A tlanta at New Orleans. 12S Feet The prices in Bel-Air arc low compared with other Fronting on CVIory A von no adjoining two nton-s Ihat corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can be pur­ subdivisions in the same vicinity—The terms are easy. chased at 57a.UO a front fool on easy terms. Orel) Outclasses Burns In Benefit DETROIT, Aug. 18.—(/P)— Solly Seaman, New York, knocked out Jimmy Brady of, Detroit in the second round of a scheduled ten round boat here Monday night. They urn junior lightweight*. The match \vn* the first of three Ill-round content*, feature on the A m er­ ican IfCgitm benefit curd. Harry Grid), world’s middle­ w eight champion, won from Tommy Burns, of D etroit, in their 10-round hunt. Greb oute la te d Burn* throughout the c n lin l m atch. 60 Feet Between First and Second Streets «>u Sanford Avenue At $1)10.00 per front fool. Phone 453 2102 First St Realtors, 214 First St �tiie sanford Classified Directory i* Herald j. bates PRINTING U, Adrsoea FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEM INOLE PRINTERY, W. N. Lumley, Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEA SES, a t very reasomiblo prices. Rem ington Portable Type­ w riters. Telephone 93, Welaka Bldg. » length first rt'trlrtrj to ■ j i i ' l a The Fan- . E. SPU RLING. sub-division specialist. Subdivision to OrJando, Florida, and F l o r a H eights, Florida oa Dixie High­ way. H g | i respon sible ^ C r r t c t In sertio n, ■Tfrr subsequent K slice should be K g ilr In case of COLUMBUS (Gn..) LEDGE Classified nds have the It circulation in Southwestern JA M ES H. COWAN—All kinds gin. Rate 8c (6-word line! of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak ivj tibA U ll the prosperous farm ­ Avenue end Third S tr e e t Tele­ ers and fern growers of Volus­ phone 111. ia county advertise in the DeLnml Daily News, ra te lc per word, cash with order. ■ rU T tsr.ns Krtientatlve thorf r »ith rate*, rule* f i t a. will (Ive you ErBjtl'n And If Ey will assist you h i r want ad. to I tffKtlve. TIN AND M ETAL WORK L tr .voTtca IshJuld Klve their Ltofflc* addreea a* f phone number If Leulte. About one k a thousand ha* a d the there can't with you unless oar addreea Isaac* MP.IT he Wasa at The SaaI sdlee or by let. *»*««. itlscMtlasat ralld. IPrompt. THIS 8 DIRECTORY b pleee w l l k l e » b « t i «f S a n f o r d . oflrn n r e d rd . Hat when » n r "Ve­ la rm alifJ. II to Ilphnhrlleallr lor Directory i 7- MoUigrnphing, 1 mailing—us you m you w ant it. H. E. Porch, First M Biilie. unit RENT Ll SONS Drive It. FOB HIRE 0 SERVICE Day leetw all *rnin< Rsi*Phone 551 and 63-W CAFE lice and Quality Ihigns IA C A F E raffle House (Mjr. 105 W. 1st St. PRIG STORE - Pre9rw«, Sodaa. We ir you ns your otnne. Earle T. Field IIKAL ESTATI3 —IVVKST.MK.VT.1 Lobby I’uleston-H nnoley lllilg. K anfonl Florida STATIONS AND I SUPPLIES ■iree itatmn*. Msglecond. First and Elm, fenue and 10th Street, •vice. Resident of Florida alnctt 1S(H Rffereiin-s: Flrat National Bank. J. II. HUTCHINSON IIKAI. KSTATB Acri-ago, Farms nnd Orange urovea n Specially 1L0UIST PE FLORIST" 1020 L a u r e l Avenue, Mem tier of SANFORD, FLA F l o r i d a S t rite Florist* Association. 1st all occasion*, t Phoni 200-W WANTED: To buy n nine o r ten room house dose in, suitable for roomers. Will pay $1500 cash, bal­ ance in monthly paym ents. Price m ust be reasonable. P. O. Box 121. WANTED: C arpenters and lab o r­ ers for new ice plnnt. Apply on job nt Reels Garage. Automobiles D EPEN D A B LE USED CARS Office In lng Annex 1921 Dodge Touring. 1925 Dodge Coupe. 1923 Dodge Coupe. 1922 Dodge Touring. 1923 Dodge Grnhsin 1 1-2 t« Moughton Truck. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton ’* rue l. W. Phillips’ Sons Dodge Bros. Sales and Service Phone 3 Oak nnd 2nd Hi DEVELOPERS ATTENTION Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in Georgia's history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach ju st finish­ ed; nt two million dollar bridge across Escambia Bay started; q uarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. W rite Devel­ opment Department, 'iho l ’eica- INSURANCE Business Sites Apartment House Sites Water Fronts L E ' b ’b T -p jT E L M T H A N M I H O T E 'b ’ TO REACH BUYERS or a«llera of Florida real estate advertise la tho S t. P etersburg Times. One cent cent • word daily, two cent* a word Sundays. My prices on Tires and Tubes are lower. Oil prices are lower too. BINE’S FILLING STATION 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla- We Have Several Tracts On Lake well within the City limits that offer the best development pro­ positions in Sanford. We will help you AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Augusta, Gn.. A ugusta's greatest classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. finance and develop ■ the properties which MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people | J are interested in Florida. Each m of them through a classified nd * in the Morgantown POST. Six J cents a word for six consecutive, ■ 2 we now control. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS THE CI. ARKSilURG EXPONENT — ( ent ral West Virginia’s liirgeat di lilv Want ad rate 1 1- Jc per worii 4 insertions 1 l -tc; 6 or more lc per word each insertion. 101 FEET OF You art* wasting time and mo nev if this page hasn't your d a s si fied ad vert i tnient. Phone it ir today. No. IIH. I N C 0 M 1) Ry GEORGE McMANUS I P A 'b T M A C a O l E ^ RC S I'L L e>E A T T H A T C H O W D E R P A f iJ T ^ f IN UKts- T t M T y e v c -te ^ iT Monroe GUP FATHER \l notvJ jpo WANTED TO REN T: 5 room house. Rent not exceed $25.00 FOR RENT: House. Sec John TWO LOTS Highland S treet. 120 per month. Will lease for 12 Musson. months. J . B. II. Care Herald. ft. South front, 126 feet deep. Sidewalk nnd street paving paid. FOR RENT: Furnished 5 room cottage. Modern conveniences. WANTED: To rent 5 to 8 room J. II. Hutchinson, 1020 Laurel Avenue. Plume 120. house for year. Two children of FOR RENT: A ttractive, large fu r­ school age. Write J . F. P., Box nished room, t e a r the water. 1051 City. Private home. Phone 571-J. Orders for awning, ready to s ta rt making APARTMENT FOR RENT: One R o m B uilding ■6 days. J. B. II. Care apartm ent of two bedrooms and Otlanda, Florida FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando kitchenette. One apartm ent one Mominir Sentinel; largest classi­ bedroom and kitchenette. location fied business, rate lc a word, min­ cool and shady, rales reasonable. WANTED: One or two rooms w ith' imum 21c casii with order. private bath from ono to five j Apply to Mrs. Schmidt, 218 French months. P. O. Box 838. Ave. HILTON’S THE MORNING JOURNAL is the FOR RENT: Garage. 210 Ijiurel n .v tiiK ii s im p Miscellaneous accepted w ant nd medium in FOR RENT: Furnished rooms. Hot Ave. Call a fte r 6 |>. tn. 113 Magnolia Avr. Daytona (F in.) One cent a word and cold water. 120 Palmetto. 6 F irst Class B arbers MAN WANTED locally. im­ an insertion. .Minimum 25c. DUPLEX shorthand course by .Special A ttention mediately, sell shoes. Hosiery d i­ LOST: Three* keys on brown mail means sneers*. Pay when string. Automobile keys, on 1st Given To Ladies and Children, rect. Dig (HTinanent income. Re­ you succeed. Cost one-fifth cithers. peat orders. Factory prices. Pro Street. Mrs. M. I*. W right. Phone National Shorthand School, Lake­ tented territory. W rite, Tanners 170-W. land, Fin, FOR RENT: 3 room apartm ent, 321-8 C Street, Boston, Mass. Chinawnre in English Porce­ furnished. Call Herald Office. STOLEN: From in hack of the FoR RI-.S r Furnished apartment^ WANTED Truck farm on liberal lains, Ruvarian and Japanese shares wants experienced truekPalm’s Annex porch two one Shirley Apartments, 219 First HAVANA. Aug. 18.—(iD— More China make lovely gifls rr, with references to farm I acres than l.oon am ateur and prufessiouhundred pound kits of Dupont pure Street. Phone 161. PALM BEACH COUNTY first class drained truck land with rl hall team s easily put husehall white lend and zinc ground in oil. scene of stu; inil’ni.i d I irge flowing well. Land on East in first place as the most popular Black kit with white letters on it. The Ball Hardware ment. Rooms l or Rent Read about it in th< Coast Dixie Highway four miles rport in Cuba. The American n a t­ Reward of $25.00. Also a carload Bench Post. Sample copy of bricks less 1000 were stolen FOR RENT—Rooms witu or with South Daytona Post Office. 'Dads, ional game, howuver, is not the request. from hack of lot 2 corner of 3rd out meals. Reasonable rates. implements nnd some fertilizer on only one th at engages the a tte n ­ lunil. Have unusual retail selling tion of the youth of Cuba. Street and Laurel Avenue On Mr. Lincoln House W. H. LONG proposition. No living quartern. Kents place where Mr. Cook used All the larger social clubs have to live. $50.00 reward if returned F O R R E N T : F urn ish ed a p a r tm e n t . Ample help available on short no- athletic team s including besides MEAT MARKET Apply Sanford Paint and Wall j »iee, J. M. Uowe, Dox II, Daytona. baseball, swimming, rowing, foot­ to W. M, Tuggle at 503 West Third ITelephone 2101. Street. Some one must have seen P ap er Co. 112 Fii. t Street. ball, track, fencing and jni alai ■U0 S anford Ave. Sanford, Fla them hauling off my bricks named FOR RENT: Due furnished bed (Spanish Inmdball). loom. Rent reu-onahle. 107, 3rd Daisy, ‘cause daisies won’t toll. Try Smith’s Barber S treet. ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er­ If you need a sum­ ald, South Georgia's greatest WANTED: Export floor sanding Shop for good barber newspaper. Morning, afternoon, mer suit it will pay you old or new floors. Apply 309 \ H. A. SPEIR weekly ami Sunday. Classified Second St. Call between I and work. Ladies welcome. to buy now. If you do rates 10c per line. Waycroas Jo u r­ p. m. \V. D. Fillrnon. C ontractor and Builder nal-Herald, \Vnycr0s3, Georgia. not need a summer Next to Valdez. .99-M — Phone — 499-M Drinking Waler i TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— ARE YOU dissatisfied with your suit then it will pay stocks, bonds, mortgages, or oth­ Send in your .-ubscriptioi) to the 2108 PALM ETTO AVR. Municipal Supply er investments? If you fare a prob­ Tribune or hand it lu your local you to buy it now for dealer so you can read Florida’s lem that requires the aid of suc­ City Of Sanford cessful specialists who are thor­ next summer. See the greatest new»;aner. One year, Everything $8.00, 6 month.*. Si 63, three months oughly equipped to meet all enmii wonderful values be­ Approved liy $2.00. If you ileitro $1,1100 insur­ tilths ami in intim ate touch with all Printing— Decorating For the Sportsman ance policy odd 75e to your order. markets, consult us without obli­ in g offered at Whid­ gation. Correspondence confiden­ PHONE 303 Morida State Hoard At DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell tial. State full partculars first let den and Hodges, 110 Of Health anything? If so advertise in ter. Henry L Baxter and Company, Bah Hardware East Seeond St. 1107, New York City. the Gainesville Sun, Phone 8 iQ ELECTRIC CO. a to Gillon h Tlatt Ir. Everything elecL 422. Elcctragith YOUNG MEN wanted, V i t h or ■without experience to fill v ar­ ious positions in South Am erica. Big salaries, great opportunities. Enclose 25c to cover booklets, etc. P. O. Box 20-1, Stapleton, S taten Island. N. Y ._____________ _____ WANTED: Insurance ag e n t to sell accident nnd sick benefit in su r­ ance. Costing only ten dollars n year. Good commission. 121 W est Euclid Ave., DcLand, Florida. WANTED: For sale or re n t im ­ mediately one well located store FOR SAl.E a t a bargain, stock of room and four residences. Calder merchandise and store fixtures, A Eldridgc. amount about $1,500.00. Will trade fo r guodfFord ns cosh payment W ANTED: lowly cashier. Applj m anager of Union News Rcstnu and terms on balance. Rent reason­ able. Have other business reason rant. A. C. L. Depot. for selling. A real bargan for some one. For further information call WANTED: Wanted to buy n few lots in either Hollywood or Coral on or write F. E. McNeal, Oviedo, Gnblcs, Fla., for huilding purpose. W hat have you? MAINE — Walerville, Morning MIRACLE Concrete Co* general Sentinel. Thousands of Maine cem ent work, sidewalks, build­ people are interested in Florida ing blocks, Irrigation boxes, J. 8. property. Reach them through T erw llleger, Prop. the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ plication. H IL L LUM BER CO. Houae o. Service, Q uality and Price. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big results. Advertise those old a r­ ticles you have stored away nnd DAVID B. HYEB have no use for. A little thirtyARCHITECT rent nd may bring you several dollars. Phone 118 and a repre­ M em ber A. L 4 sentative will call and see you. GfTlelent. FOR SALE: T hree ndjoining 50 foot lots, close In on Celery Ave. Twenty-five hundred dollars for th e three. Six hundred cash, $50 a month. Address Box 82, City. BY CONDO EVERT TRUE Wanted FOR SAl.E: Seed potatoes, Spauld­ ing Rose Four for fall planting. FOR SALE: 3 lake front lots for Price $1.50 per bushel. F. F. Dut­ sale at Lake Mary. Call Sanford ton Si Co., Sanford, Fla. Paint and Wall Paper Co., F irs t St., Sanford, Fin. Phone 303. FOR SALE: One pnir mules, h a r­ ness and wngon. Hay rnke anti FOR SALE: One fine grove, lake mowing machine. W. K. Betts, Ball fro n t near Sanford. Calder & Hardware Co. r ldridge. FOR SALE: Two E a st front lots on Sanford Ave., 60x125 feet. FOR SALE: Avocado pears. F resh o ff tho trees. 305 Park Avenue. One corner. Easy term s. Address Box 352. City. FOR SALE: A t sacrifice fine team 1200 pound mules, also complete FOR SALE: Two E ast front lots on Sanford Ave., 60x200 feet. outfit of fnrming implements Three miles out. Easy terms. Ad­ dress Box 352, City. Building Material Service \ r u u m u RESULTS advertise in tho FORT LAUDERDALE DR SALE: 3 acres partly Improv­ DALLY NEW S—It covers Drow­ ed land in edge of Sanford. $1 ned County thoroughly which is iO. ro Half cash. B. II. B., I*. O. Box one of the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. SALE: A rug Sample copy and rate card upon FOR ister. Phone 571-J request. WIGHT .PRINT SHOP—P rinting LEARN ADOUT I’olk County and lak elan d , through the StarE ngrnving, Embossing. See us first. W e do it. Phone 417-W. Telegram . Best advertising me­ dium in South Florida. Published R. R. Ave.-Commcrclal St. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Lakeland. Florida. REAL ESTATE :* tor conK J »c fo r HERALD,’ AV\’. I M roA EC . O N PAT V /A T C iO L L Y - l L E F T M Y TICKET AT HOME. A M ’ \ DON'T K N O W V / H E R .E [ pa r tn THE i^ e u s ' helo C 1925 Oy Imtx F caturc Stnvicc. I*c. e A H M O V / I'M a v k i a s i o t o <; q VtO M C O N T I L r— 1 /V b U F lE :^ - / • PROPERTY on First Street at $725 per ft. ind easy terms ; Rooms D-llMl Boll UIdii Phone 057. � 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, August 18, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 18, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/7ca12f839db09d1fa52c2a57aac26092.pdf f7a5524951fc1300759d0b371ad1262d PDF Text Text THE w e a t h e r P artly cloudy with locan thnnilm ,honors Meriday and Tuesday} m oderate easterly winds. Maximum Temp. Minimum Temp. |.g Greatest V e g e ta b le , Richest Garden Land *riSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH E; \N r o itI ). FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 15. lie ’ll Preside S h o w s V a lu e O f P u b lic ity T h a t S a n f o r d Is R e c e iv in g n lu - ishows how they arc combine the ®ur- nepers for nny mention of Florida, an* All want to know if we have had l',,Wlc Will Know In 2 \V „ k , £ con- u!"r nnd I tell them th a t we tthdlKT II Will i v Mnde , , , nave had only a steady and sub­ stantial grow th nnd thnt if they I P ■"li'mipilon Of hi men of this country a ■nv t now they will net in on the Its Coni Supply l or Winter the ground flooi. -------of “ It is very hard to get down to Operators And Miners K hn dners and buy merchandise, be­ cs une everyone . wants to talk real Still At Loggerheads!!!? estate. *It will " probably take u.a two weeks lot ;er than usual to Neil hr r Side Seems Disposed attend to our bu.sine.as on this account. T» Resume Parley Wbirh “ We nrc buying stock for n city Was Broken Off August 22 of 20.000 people this season and carried stories of •’ rr Planning to come t»aek in Jan PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 17.— Only two weeks remain Im fore the [Sanford’s grent success in thd hit* *’arv b>r more. A satisfied custocountry is to know definitely forward movement, some of which n,rr builds a store nnd likewise a whether it atrain is to Miff,.,, inter. have already been mentioned, II l'iwn, a city am! state, writ. , of one article that appeared "Coming up on the Cherokee i in the New Ynk Sun, though ivory with 110 tiussvnirers wo heard only [small, was mentioned to him nhout «»<• squawk, and he was a follow -it) times hy New York business who elaimcd to have a home in nun. Ti e letter in part follows: j Hollywood. Calif., that cost him , *'t>!»'• item. I had worked in the *2tMl,(MM). lie can’t sell it now for •Sim. y.1.1 will notiro is very small ' '<>.••<m and he blames Florida for and yet w- have had la or 201men it- <».r> ipiawk out of t Hi persons. I mention it to m when they round th a t’s what I rail satisfied custoHint we were from Sanfordi* It mors, for F lo rid a H Ij^to Decide if E £ to Adjust C of Those In E Will Keep On I,Mellon To [Direct Repoi Hal Yielding > itinjf Dclcgath, II Be Ncccssarj IniNGTON, Aug. 17. Ljust how much fnrI American Debt Cnm■ is to R o in r n c f I ) ad ju st v io w p o in tH I p) B elvinn c o m n iis I ’xpccti*d to h e d e c itlc d fcy P resid en t C o ^ litlijc Ifjolh, VI., a f t e r has II a direct re»v Mrs. H. A. Kaune of St. Loui i on only 23 and she's been m arried mil1 Itistions. Lr Smoot. (It) " . loft Lay for Vermont ' with hr Mellon, will l dl the [fore the chi*/ cutive. [mission f*sds V has made | a concession in the negoas it should wi '.out spe[horization from Mr. Cool- ELECTION FIGHT)CLEVELAND FIRM IS SLATE!) TO GO [MAY OPEN PLANT TO SENATE BOBY HERE THIS FALL a couple of weeks, but she’s one f the leading real e sta te women i t the. country, .lu st a fte r her mar­ riage she sold a SI,ft00,000 hot. I, RtMiiig a commission of $-10,000. Since the lirenk at the neu horc Sn Close Is Kcrnuiit Bolwften Loth operators nnd m iners have Hronkharl nnd Slock Thai Lls have no *bought th a t letrcnched thcnisvlves in their an­ ( ’nminitlre Will He Asked Sklent will *«u*gest the ncnounced opposition to each other. \ of the terms contained Operators have reiterated the dan­ 'In .Make Derision In Case first proposal put forw ard cer of a public boycott if they let Belgian government. They the price of hard coal g<> any high-* shed that if the negntiaer. They have repeated th a t this * to he carried to a su'-prevents tiieir as eating to any f(inclusion there m ust be Weeds Lure President Who terms in the new contract, such as Ll yielding by the visiting Thoroughly Enjoys Tramp; the request for a ten per cent In. Attends Churca Serviceu wage increase for contract miners | cognizance of published $1 a day additional for all day With His Wife And Father anil U lt the United S tates workers, which would in any way I that the United Staten inena.-e present production costs. Icily to (ierm any and not PLYM OUTH, Vt Aug. 17.— With the outlook unsettled, the Im for the $171,000,000 Thu bald knob of Messer bill tow­ anthracite coal trade and public ■ the little kingdom dur- ering above tho sky-line back of are reported to lie taking cmerRnr period, some officials i his fa th e r’s home lured President Igency precautions. ■ lot only hod the llel- Coolidgc outdoors into thy sun­ Buyers Lay in Supply. Hfc no such proposition, shine bundny nnd he set on a Sun­ Work at the mines is proceeding I de Belgian representn- day m orning tram p which carried at top tqie.-d, word comes, in o r­ Wlht Paris -conference on him to its sum m it. der to alert* up every e x tra pound b<^»<i kwv*, Ml| SIS* I ’. i t In th e afternoon,* tTccTinTpanicd of coal possible in advance of any this country signed the by M rs. Coolidgc and his father, untoward developments a fortnight jreoment thnt there war. nttended non-denoniinutional hence. Anthracite carrying road » exchanging of the Rel­ lie it for a German oldign- services in the simple Union indicated increasingly heavy ship­ church ju st across the road from ments. ’ the treaty of Versailles the fam ily hom estead. Meanwhile fleets of retail coal T onight he re ste d , preparatory trucks rushing bulging loads •<• [r agreements, it was ex­ pat Belgians can nnd will to his conference here tomorrow householders cellars and to the .Germany to take rare of vvitli^ S ecretary Mellon and Sena­ *Yual pockets’’ of large industrial pr debts. Payments, hnw- to r Sm oot, of U tah, on the Belgian u -.i i .tie reported fam iliar siglus situation. Avoiding main travel­ i n the streets of large E astern ciled roads, congested by autom o­ biles of tourists who had Plymouth as th e ir Sunday objective, the iftcly after their confer- president, as he started for the In the recount so far. Stock Imn Ithc president today, Scc- peak of M esser hill, took to a curv­ made .unie gains but iwt emmgh to psi'in and Senator Mellon ing lane that is little more than u(e- 1 liriiokhart’s final ma *oity ►r Smoot plan to leave n wagon trail. The first and last which was approximately 1,20ft. skngtnn, arriving here If ti*-* senate committed* -hotild P**k>y afternoon in time rule nut the contented Brookhart Mother meeting with the ballot., it would nu-iin victory for on that day. WASHINGTON, Aug, 17. ftl’i Sti ck, Imt this outcome is regard­ lly working out electricnlly-limed ed Hi highly unlikely. Unless there SKI-S. Aug. 17.—(/!>»_ ilivlographic ap arn tu s, the Hui- ii- a change in Krpuhlienn p dicy lhc negotiation* at Wash*au id Standards has been cn- or tionio upset yet to lx* developed ‘•.fund the ll.-lginn d**ht iblcd to take a new scries of in the count. Brookiuirt will em ­ ftjted States fall through, (holograph* of rifle bullets, and erge the winner and to his seat. [■'erstood >hc question of Republican leaders fav >r M ilting ime tho release of gas and sound T K ^ / n t i r c problem to viivcs fro mt hi* weapons used. The Brookhart, fearing that to oust ’irst re.-udt of the operation do- him would only precipitate a new L i E L S . ilre i-riled I I’nilip I*, (juayale, lL* in urgent revolt in I'.ftti Ihat might I * «f calling an int-r- nlbeen to throw* new light on tie-* cost Senator Cummins his -eat. |ererec to discus, the debt un which inil- Moreover the Uemocrats are cool theory of hallisti itury expert have worked in de- toward Stock because, while nomin­ ally a Democrat, he was in reality vcloping weapons. S3 Mr. (junyale g**ts his photo­ the regular Republican candidate. "• «M h graph-1 by tile light of an electric spark which has roughly a dura­ l. •••«* on the (|m*«. tion «f a millionth of a necond. £■ }Z ? "■ "• * u ii< With new and speedier types of Suppress S m u i* ir I i n plat, it i* thus possible to gel a number of entirely separate pic­ ture* <>f each bullet, though tin* projectile >s speeding at the rat • of feet n second. Tin* sound wave, .the ilisturbniicei* in tho air from the bullet’s passage and the gas blast behind the bullet an- recorded on the plates. One of the ordinance theories t„ fall before the evidence of tin* photographs i* th at the speed of a bullet from an arm y rifle inciea-cs for some distance afte r it emerges from the muzzle. The ■ ' Kramlson, Richard I,la*t of the explosive cases in its ■ th,. f"te J "ilge John It. r.ai* was supposed to accomplish Professor, Students ■ 7* court „f domestic rethis acceleration, but Mr. (juaylc’s ■ ,hat il has Remain Awake Sixty photograph shows how the pro­ B r. i*:i'!t f,: r voting Richjectile drawing sw iftly aw ay from I f J| . immT u"»ual «l- Hours In Experiment the muzzle. Rifle Bullet Wave Photographed And Timed By I) e v i c e ( anada, II.S. YVantTo a? * ■ n* V- l‘ Ur ,K>y* ovnor I i “ *oHkr rnnch ° n l i r e *?{'• 13 rcPUtc(| to he ■ian V . ? ran,lm“ *hcr, as ti ^ 'r io n e d the court l * w ? ' n l<,W:,nce 16 $10,K L I P ‘I1? c°u rt th at t n . m P ,yc,! ln her home r s s r .n a a th?. hc ,ncroa«d annual re ofl |o 51q0Bj thorizwf “ ft ".e boy' , " ' 00 c o v e r tho $1300 vnration H amngtter rn‘r' 'stribution hi« an,'"ig the cm|pron»M “ runih whon l.e I■f _*n<* f ana cowboy*. V ,0, 1,0 thy Markets W ASHINGTON, Aug. 17.—f;Tb —The world o f science nnd quiet a few cuiious citizens aw aited to­ day a rep o rt of how one feel s a f t­ e r first defying the “ Su'.'lnuin” for Gft hours and then iumitginT in a 12 hour Snooze. A series test on this m att *r today raced eight studenia and a G o o rfo W ashington U niversity professor when they brought to a close such an experi­ m ent, the purpose of which w:i to ascertain the effect of loss of sleep upon a person’s physic;.! aiui meat al stru ctu re. The CO hour* continum WakefulHens cam e to -los? Fundav night w ith nil particip an ts reported in l>est of spirits, it was sai*! that no cross words h.tJ been uttered by any during the sk-iple** m ara­ thon which was enlivened with dancing, m otoring, walking and a variety of tests. 17.— GP) _ f 7-8 to 1.59to 1.57; May . September, Howey — ” Howoy-Iri-The-l!ills.’ ‘her, .40 1-2 votes $800,000 ,l>ond issue for pub lie improvements. f People Mourn ith Mrs. Morgan I oCUST VALLEY, ,\’. Y.— Aug ■_(.p,_Thi* little town was ir timing today as many prom in­ i r.*ons gathered for the funer\]r J. I*. Morgan, wife of the iiiuii r who died F riday a fte r i*. ’ jiim*- from sleeping sickn u s. \ than 200 |*rsons, ail rein,,f Mi Morgan, were to at■ ,h,. funeral, but many others arriving this morning. pi msrvices were to bo j)rivn,i** e simple funeral ritu al- of the Italian church will be read i i n Morgan s favorite hymns „n 'the organ in th-- little John o f I.uttingtown h i* pew space for 17U pernroof—Proposed highway will include 20 miles hurd I road*t Sanford May lie Selected As ife For Dig llnller Dis­ tributing Firm; The Low Hales Said to be Favorable Officers Unsuccessful In SeveralAtlempts To Ret Anderson For Recent Killing: French Banker Will Be Speaker Tonight New Eye-Witness To Crime Is Found .*#i *4 Round Table On Internation­ al Justice To lie Held TtlcsDay ;Di.«cuss Disarm t merit WII.IAMSTON, Mass.. Amj.17. —(d1)—The Institute of Politics is now i nterinjr the final week of its sessions. Sunday's speech <T Hear Admiral H arry M. P. Hom e, U. S. N., retired, in w idth he criti|ize«l the attitu d e of certain mein* ber* of the institute or applaudin? criticism s of American policy by foreign visitors now addressing the institute, has been widely com­ mented upon. There is a widespread feeling thnt the ndmirnl'a rebuke was merited. Prof, George II. fllakeslep of Clark university, who is conduc­ ting the open confercncu of ThRecent Foreign Policy of the Un­ ited S tates ,i» expected t o . pro­ vide an opportunity ) i hin re ­ maining two conferences to dis­ cuss the phases of American pol­ icy which have not yet been dwelt on fully, and on which p art o f the controversy hinges. The program for Monday in ­ cludes the evening lecture by Hubert Mason French, banker and director of the Credit LyiMii.ii.-wwho will discuss Hie inflation of tli" French currency, post warinflation in general and po dlde cuireney re forme. Other m eetings scheduled for to ­ morrow are the round table on International Justice, which will be conducted by |)r. Jc.tjy ;*,. Heeves, professor of political . i cnee in the University of Wi icmi• in: the round table on Mim nil Resources as a New Environment Factor in World A ffairs, led by Hr. Charles IK. Leith of the Un­ iversity of Wisconsin; the round •aide on O utstanding Problems in Inter-Am erican Relations, con­ ducted by Ur. Leo K. Howe, dir­ ector general of tin- Pan-Am er­ ican Union; and the round table op Some Political Problems in C o n ­ tem porary Europe under Ur. Hernuilmtc E. Sflcniitt, of the Univer­ sity of Chicago. F eatu re of the Hay Tho outstanding event of th*ilay probably will prove to l>o tigopen conference on The itritisb Commonwealth, under the leader­ ship of Lionel Curtis of Oxford university and also of the llrtlish colonial office. This m eeting will be uddressed by Sir Itobei i llordcn, form er prime m inister of Canada, who arrived at the in ­ stitu te today. Ur. Uuncau Mc­ A rthur, professor of colonial and Wolfe Alibi Becomes Tan £ led As IleTries To Secure Freedom MUNCIE, Ind., A ur. 17.— A.P.—Several squads of Muncie poilce nnd members of* tho sheriff’s force who Into Sunday received n “hot tip’* th at GcorRe (Dutch) Antlerson, named hy Ben Hnnce in it dying statement ns tho slay­ er of himself anti his wife, in a fnrm house near Hart­ CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LAUNDRY TO START THIS WEEK ( ’ontra/I; Awarded; Ground To He Broken In Day or So; It. L. Chrisonhcr *y Is Man­ age.’, Vlcc-i resident Firm Mirei. All of these men, it is point­ ed out, have had wide experience in tliii line and it is expected th at the new laundry will prove u complete success and th at it will lie an asset toiSanford. The structure will cover n ground ersity, King.slon, Canada, also will apace of I2tl hy $-1 feet and will speak. bo built off hollow tilu and brick, A special open conference on it will bo of a most modern type disarm am ent tiaa been scheduled and especially adapted to its p u r­ 1 ir Wednesday, under tho loudc.*- pose, it is stated, flic laundry will - nip of Mnj. Gen. Sir Frederick be ready for operation about Uoc. I. .da .rice. S ir F rcdurick tins been The now laundry it Is declared, i 'inducting a round table on Thu | will supply a long felt need in this Limitation* of Armaniunta tuning city bccuuse of the absence of n tin p ast .three weeks, but the local plunt of tiiat kind during the m eltings huVe not l.een open to |(U*t several yearn. Owners of the all membota now .iitemlirfg the in- proponed establishm ent recently Biitutc. This spec fid NVednc day i atnied th a t they believe the S an ­ conference, however, will perm it ford field deserving of a local lau n ­ the general to present his con­ dry ami that it is their intention clusions in a public session. to give t h i . city a first class plant. A change has been made in the The lot of the company is 117 program of the evening lectures, by 2ti| feet. It is bordered on the sen ato r Antonio t ’ippico of Italy I north hy Third S treet, on the south has arran g ed to deliver his final by Fourth S treet, on the w est by lecture on The Meditt rruncaii Cedar Avenue and on the e a st by Area ami Italy on Wednesday ev­ ti 15 foot alley. ening. Mr. Burman, president of tho corporation is formerly of Cleve­ land, ()., but for the punt six years i has been connected with tho O r­ lando Steam luiundry. He is also [owner of the San Juan Hotel of I th at city. Mr. Chrlsenberry came i t* Sanford from Atluntn ami for the pant four years has operated tbo Seminole Steam Uiundry Com­ pany in this city. Mr. Wingfall was UUHLIN, Aug, 17.LP)—MVrhe formerly of Charleston, S, C-. but fru it crop thi< yfiir Inc* proved al­ i for the pant 111 years has been in m ost a complete failure, the Free I the laundry business in Orlundo. S ta te departm ent of agriculture re­ ports. The yield ii tile nmulleat in ninny years. Seminole Woman Is * t’l l * m hand inform ation concerning th** ♦rrt‘at development th at has s ta rtII 111 cd in F lorida and thu g^ent influx of people into this state from all ie morn- l»«rU» of the United .States. lUml sary for [citato conditions cst»**ciiilly are lie'clock in j *n*T Investigated by the South CarTht* a ir olinn inun. eparture I They have formed n very fuvorm., and j able im pression of Sanford nnd at K: 15. other cities of Florida, it is declurOcean c l. wnd arc well pleased and t*n»t 32nd thnswl w ith tho progress und dcManhat- velopmcnt of nil sections of the [state. c meets I The personal investigation wus ers Ait j proni|ite*rby the general talk nbout or tw o I‘ h'rida which is heard throughout the re-1 South Carolina and the desire of In any j the S p artan b u rg Chumbcr of Com*h regu-1 nierco to supply the residents of vith ten I that city w ith first hand Informafifteen I lion. I NEW YORK, Aug. 1«-—<*) .Suburban nir service for week-end travelers had a preliminary trial here Saturday with a flight to and from Fire Island by a Curtk** am ­ phibian carrying two passengers. The experiment was made by th o Com muters’ Air Transport, Inc., a new concern, with u view to estab­ lishing regular air lines between M anbnttnn nnd nearby points which arc not easily accessible by Saturday’s Address o f Rear Admiral Harry House Gels Commendation For Rebuke Directed Toward Dissenters ford City, retured last n ight with­ out Anderson. E arly several squads of potico in command of Chief of Police Randolph and Chief of Detective* F red Puckett, armed with rio t guns, left headquarters for a farm half w ay between here nnd H a rt’<»rd City, Ind., where Anderson vns reported to bo in hiding. A r­ riving a t the fnrm the officers esuiously closed in on the place but ’ound th at Anderson, who has boon ought for more than n year by cdernl au thorities following his -serpo from the A tlanta peniten*inry, hnd evaded the drag n et they ’grand for him. Throughout the day officers ran down num erous "tip s” and took ime to collect additional evidence (gainst Anderson nnd Charles One A rm ’ Wolfe, who also wai mined in dunce's dying statem ent in a companion of Anderson. Anderson, n pal of Gerald Chap­ man, notorious mail roblier, guntnnq and jail breaker, has been •ought by departm ent of justice •gents and private detectives ever xlnre they escaped together from \tla n tn . Chapman I* now held in tho Connecticut state prison under death sentence for tho m urder of -I New llritain, Conn., police of­ ficer during the robbery of n mer­ cantile establishm ent in th at city. Chief of Police Randolph an­ nounced he had obtained the names of additional witnesses to tho I lance m urder and they will he called to testify at the coro- result of a coroner’s investigation. His atto rn ey , John O’Neil, stall'd he would not make u statem ent until tomorrow. To diite, O'Neil suid, he had suc­ ceeded in establishing a perfect alild for tho mnn who is accused of being a m em ber of the m urder­ e r’s party. Tlio law yer dcclnred hia client talk cd to a prom inent Muncie man in this city ju st 15 minutoo before tho slaying occurred, pointing out th at it would hftvo been impossible for Wolfe to have rcuchcd the scene of tho’ shooting in that length of time. In tips face of this statem ent i* the positive identification of Wolfo by a t least two prominent Yorktown men, who declared be was seen in th a t city ju st 15 min­ utes before the shooting. It is less than six mih'.s from Yorktown to the scene of the slaying. Anderson’s ac­ Charles complice, is held in thn county jail under bond of $100,000. He re­ fused to answ er questions put to him by officers, although ho has been grilled alm ost constantly since he was captured several hours a fte r the shooting. Appointed Dean O f Two Dead, Several Injured In Wrecks Women a t Stetson DKLAND, Aug. 15.— Announce­ ment has been made of tho ap ­ pointment of Miza Mary KstelliTrlkbie, of Chuluotn, as dean of women a f Stetson University for the year l'J25-2C. Shu will as-sume her duties on Septem ber ii next. Mi*a Tribble wus an instru cto r in the departm ent of English lust year ami is u graduate of the U ni­ versity. Sho served as president of the student body while a tte n d ­ ing. Two other appointm ents have also been niniic. These are Miss Marie Courson, of W eslyun, Penn­ sylvania, u former president of the Stetson student body, to lie desn of SteUnn Hull and head of the departm ent of homo economics. Miss Lurilo Newby, of Sanford, also u graduate of StetJun, to be dean of DcLuiul Hall. Other appointment* on the fac­ ulty will lie announces! n t un early Idate. JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 17.—bV) —Two persons, Mrs. J. H. Hilton, of Okeechobee City und H ardd T h rift, age 2-1, of Glen St. Mary, are dead und two others. Ethel Hil­ ton. the seven year old daughter of Mrs. Milton, and Jerry Thomas, also of Glen St. Mary utv suffer­ ing from injuries, ns the result of two automobile accidents yesterday on the lu»ke City-Jacksonvllla Highway. Mrs. Hilton died fellowng the accident. T h rift died this morning. Danmge Is Caused By Rainstorm In Japan lout rainstorm p arts o f,Ja p a n to* sons wero drowne tim ated between 20,000,000 yen. 15,000,000 and �V: I f f ifis "W v ' 4 m m * P ~ V n RPAY. AUGUST 15. U K THE'SANFORD H m ar i Rail Shipments Given in Chase And Company Letter s t o c k hn l.lt ro nj t*torl.t:i I.vm t sM^ris, r e a s rs l n!,it (•..|..|:U:itl».1 < <on|.an».'••••*»'*ti •!, n . : a IMuMaUd . earpuratlen, whosu rle.l, wh. s e n ir lp tla n warn., is unA. Aujlenrled known. Fi.imn the m n»r v h llilr o n of a x i n # t T K * ^ ^ . 4 i a : U n n rd ln n, „ f Aialciirlul: ft. • I.A r"tm rlstian hatfie. U u.l- W i l l i a m <5. Kmmn A. William Ainl.'nrlc.l; j j ’l.'vn: aii<l each nn.l ev 'ry of tlid A u . l e n r l e d„Ai.il'-nri'il; Irftulaa M. AwlX « iSme ilcfsndant*. I t living: M nry W. / . rl.il<1; A n n t i F. AlidtnrlMlj nml mi.I If .ith .r. any or ull of rmlil iinn rl* arini ret w . • itnrnsay) ,.'* " il.n n r,‘ nnrtlrs i" oh mi |iar|les part..’- claimriniiu- 1 M juarKiirci imrtir* I”’ titan. .1.- "1. t<: i„,. intrrcKls I....! under the fulKHVlnjc' les rlalmlng lni»r> ksis Under Mb nMl Ink' interests .. 15M: iSeorcis <** J.* J . Doyle. <1 Hrresse.1l defendants, .|t*fi*n*liints, t.’-wlt I. I; Nlcli..Ins W as. ll r a n t le y . dee. ■ w ife ,............... Kllxul.eth *V . I.imr: V-aniTam! UceeJaW.1 nn.l.1 rtnlwrt H .’IlnmI.ante nn.l wlfs, Fatrll sllleff. ll.iWiird A A. !■ “ . - ... “ Lang and wife, Long; Cart M. ..■■■■-. — ........ —— , « «t y de> e ased ; or n . —— Laud w h o s e C h r l s t l n n n a n . - Is i . / th e f o l l o w l n r d e s r r ll .e .l • la n d s , ......... (It-orga A ukuh I iis aim .' I ’dunknown w yii Sanily* IMW»«. iim T r u s l r e i ..f rtv;-* a s s w ^ s S y t r ifc .® Fl.irhls l-.nd and Colonisation Com* o.iny Umlted, a rorp.iratton, Wm. In a recent letter to the Florida Shipments from California, nlTirncs-Union a t Jacksonville Chrse though movinR through very mounand Company, extensive growers talnous country, which presents cx* and shippers, revealed a number trem e transportation difficulties, Al. send, r M iirhaiian. a s L l o t i M ; '» r Wit! I of interesting comparisons in the average approxim ately 15 miles of Plnrl.ta I.a ml a n d C nlonlxutiuit l.o ts F if te e n (15). S l s t p o n ( l r>)’ shipping of Florida fruits and veg- ncr hour up to the Mississippi C o m p a n r. M m lt s d . a c o r p o r a t i o n -f R eventrell ( l « ) F.ltrhtech ( I S ) , Nine* t r e n (ISK i n / T w e n t y (2 a ) o f F a c e K n a ia n d : all f o r m e r aU W khnldeta ctablcs and the railroud service River. Beyond the Mississippi riv* of F lorida l.an.l a n d C o lo n is a tio n L r" , nceordlntt t» f l a t t h e r e o f r e . which is given to shippers of this cr, physical conditions arc not so C o n ip io y . I d m lt .il , u llq d l.lsie il (<•'• m nle.1 I" r i a l Bo*1* 3, ",n !,1oii- of th e pnhlld r e c o r d s o f S e m in o le sta te whose shipm ents are in car- bad and shipment* average to the im,ra t io n w h o se n a m e s a m C ounty. F lo r id a ; a ls o Knowii; JgsePli M. A rre .lo n .la and lots. The letter, w ritten by the Or- Inrgr m arkets in the E ast between lleUlnnitK a t a p o in t o n t h e e e n t e r line of M e llo n v lllt A v^tinc «*. <■ Undo office traffic malinger. M. !,. 18 and 25 miles per hour. From Kt. f»et N orth ( d rirre e s l . 4 s l of the Cqllum, wns furnished to Thu Her- Louis to Detroit, the nvorage Is I n t e r x f ' l o n o f r th e r e n t e r lino of aid through the courtesy of RanSf.’llonvllle Aventio w i t h t h e 'Ho.iih il„,V „r Boctlon JO .T ownahip I 9 ^ . .u ( h d |)l Chase of th e Hanford office. Itntike at Hast. « e m : n « a ^ u n t y . per hour; from St. I>tui* to N e w iKfqllows: * k* KlorM a; III m i 1 parH lIrl York about 18 miles per hour, in­ flic SMtilh lift'* *>f unlit Kectlrtfi 3" IW'e are glad to note the TlmesId tite Vlnst line of t h e H antor.l , llnion'g rdcognition of the impor- cluding delivery. O r a n t tl.eties N o rth 25 tlc K re .s On the other hand, while pro­ tgoce t i H orida of good transporF *i nl-nir sal.l U r a n t line t» 0 ........... . fe a t m e a s u r e d .... a llni , ducts from Florida generally move talion service, as evidenced by your S'.,til. I ih iK n e s F a s t fr o m tint Houlh New through territo ry thnt is less moun­ iiUue of July 2fith, headed "I."... i..., ...id Se.•lion 20; t h e n c e Kn [ tainous, nnd presents fewer tra n s­ tint al lei w ith siild8 oU .U l lino <f Records for d a r Loading.” It.., lion «t« 33 fe e t to t h e een portation difficulties, the nvrrnge I t Is truly n fine thing for every­ . i t M ll o n tl ll e Av.’iiuo; th e n c e one th a t better transportation rec­ time to the principal Eastern m ar­ - t S n 'i t l i 1 oi’Urces » . - s . nioni; in­ kets is between 11 mile* nnd 13. . rr „ |. r lint Of Melon villa Avenue ords aro being established through-, i- fir. i (••< i to a point of licKtnnlnk. out the country. The carriers arc jnllea per hour. From lakeland, * I,.,* ii... F a s t in fe e t f o r s t r e u t l>ur- (’..aialnliiK 2.1 acres, moru ju stly entitled to credit for th eir _____ Floridat, ns a representative point, • to Detroit, Mich., the average time | .,r less, anti also endeavor to bring about b etter con- J" n " '“ ‘ transit is approxim ately 11 j li” it. i iniilri.: at His Intersection <•( ditions. ! >n I.ti tin tit’ i Hn” " f MelotivIH e AV­ miles |>cr hour; to Buffalo, about | I' t<liur u ltli tic 8 ’Mtlli li n e Of Hcetli.il Much ha* been done town. I im ­ J3 miles per hour; to New York, t|. TcWII’llIP F' Hlllllll. ItalWtt SI provem ent in service throughout ». ‘ i ’.,Mt mini'll «*..t»nt y .I’ lo rltla: the country, but there in yut much about 11 1-2 miles per hour, in- J I, i , , , ,,o N'ortP I ||” K I ’ i s F a s t aloiik i eluding delivery. . o J c e o l r r line ” f M .l lo i .v ll le Avto be done In this connection in recent statem ent nuhlirhi’.l by r.l .... in I f” t; (lu-ii.-. U <st parnlorder th at Floridn may fully en ­ j theA Union Iti '.I v i l l i tin- 8‘uitIi line of sal.l Pacific-Southern system joy its nnturnl advantages. In vlf.*|.,|| a illolnncn »•» C77.0 is very interesting. Notwithstand­ t.. th«. II?h* «»f tliif Hanronl Recognizing thnt the railroads f.r»tiit rliMio* 2* lU-uroi'n \\ i «t m ust hnve tho co-operation of the ing the difficulties which those ,.l ri|n„ ' - i l l i Irani l i n e t o t h e S o u t h ahipping public, the Florida grow ­ lines had to overcome, it i* claim ­ III I,., ...ill s . r l l " l i 2 " : l l H ’IICO Ivlisl • J,|, - .1.1 S'lUtli line of Her!Inti 3:1 e rs anil shippers have organized ed that approxim ately 70,nno car* Ii, IJl* S '.lill' • of Eastkound fruit were handled under the name of the Growers' bv them in 1921 without a com| . ’ . i ,„,l tl,. F a s t I" f e e t f o r n l ' i u ' tiiirii'isi's. (TniitaltilnK 2.1 a riis. anil Uhlppcrs* longue of Floridn, I .... ' ,,r l. s . :.n to any and all w ith the high purpose of co-opera­ hr n. rs.iu w hose niMiics a r e tilltin g with the carriers to the end r- ! I,.,,vn. .-l.-ilntlm; any riaht. title tif m i, r In i n i to He lirtuiu rty licreth n t transportation difficulties ........ .... ,i. rii.» .1. n r any p a r t or mny Ik? quickly nnd more easily . solved, through the com bined-elforts of the grow ers nnd shippers of this state nnd transportation lines. It is a m atter of pride thnt th is statu can (stint to the efforts, ' » ' in T i n ’, n n c t i t e n i n i T o r t i i i ; nnd the result of those efforts, on ■ '• 1 M|;\ P M II .11 l l l l i \ I. I Mil 1 I I O F ’I 1 1 1 ; « T A T i; o r r l O l l l l l \ . the p art of oqr growers and ship- *' IN ( M l r o l l s i ; til NOl.i: 1 0 1 VIA pers, in helping th<- railroad, sot ' IN t 71 IN I I’. m . n new record of service. Much tune lm " ' KVA A III ItNIiriN. 1 *o,,i pill I It. ol money and thought hnve been gen*'r*’ vs. cm usly given and tho good work be eas w i m . i a .m <; \ 1' 1 • 1 ::r 111 1: 1 *. .-i » i . 11.<f- liilntils r n ATHIN T o Wlltl.it 1 (I. A tn lt n rl fil ioel w If**, - A it'li’lirli 'l. V * ■■ • I 'lir 1st lull 11 ii Is tnoikfin'vo Fm inn A A ini. nti'Ol. ns liii.inll iti "t Him i n o r , lill.lr. n nf W illi.mi '! '"•! . n il . il; U 11 Ho tit (I A m l - t i r , • .1 . F in mu A. A uiliiirleil; Marv '• Allilt’lirliil. I.tnllse M A u •• i n r h ’il. Aun i F. A in lr n r lu l nml •Ntu rtta r i i W K ion sev; nml n ’li nml every nf Hu a l l o w n • in *•<t il< fe n ilan ti If tl v ii m ; nm l If i l i l n i n n t i.r nil i.f - 'PI 'I* ft ml HU In ■I. ml. In nil p a r t i e s eliilnilni; In I f rests miller the follow tin; tit Bodwell Re»1«y Bl^ 5 A 5" ROCK BASE 8IJRFAC1 Ira B. Davis, Lot - B lk & - 4 - — ......... __ Tlie following is th e final csl n a te for paving the above named W. T. Iarngley & C. F . T enguol Lot 3, Ulk 6 rock base surfaced with a s p h a lt.^ p . H. Schruggs, Dot 4, Blk 5 ...V......... ............ Street* 24 fe e t In width w ith n 5’ F. II. Schruggs, Lot 5, 5» Blk nlk 5.:..Y._..... ® - ..... vi-----10100 Cu. Id a . G rading @ 40c ! i r * 0,175.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., L ot 0, Blk 5 ............... 8125 Lin F t. curb a t 7Ctf„:.„...... _____ 173.25 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot i , Blk 5 .............— 495 Lin. Ft. H eaders @ 3 5 c .... ......... 7,891.88 Genevlcvo Chittenden, L ot 8, Blk 5 .......... 10388 Sq. Yds. Macadam foundation 6 thick @ <Cc 78.40 Bodwcll Realty Co., L ot 9, Blk 5 .........— 190 Sq. Yds. Brick I’avc (F la t) @ 40c — ••••--------......... 237.30 791 Sq. Yds. Alley re tu rn s @ 30c ---------------------Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 5 ....... 3,oi0.r>c 10135 Sq. Yds. surface trrn tm cn t nt-30c.........- ............. .... 105.00 Bodwcll R ealty Co., Lot 11, Blk 5^------3 In[cta Type A <p) 35.00 ------- --- — ----------------" I I I 240.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., I-ot 12, Blk 5 ......... 8 Inlet** Typo B @ 30.00 ..........- ......................—* __ 386.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., I-ot 13, Blk 5 ............. 859 Lin. Ft. I inch House connection a t 45c--- ------....... 29.W Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 14, Blk 5 — ..... 59 Lin. Ft. 0" Sewer tfD BOe--- ------—.............. ...... ......... 310.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., L ot 1, Blk 4 ............. 200 Lin. F t 18" Utorm Sewer @ 1-6G-------------------Bond Issue.) Bodwcll Realty Co,, Lot 2, Blk 4 ............. (50 per cent of co it of 18" Sower t» he borne by Sc' ___ 300.0J Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 4 —— .... 0 Manhoes @ 50.00 ..... .. 757.0C Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk 4 .......... 015.30 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 4 ............. ......... 803.25 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 4 ........ Bond Issue.) Bodwcll R ealty Co., Lot 7, Blk 4 ......... 1,200.30 Ed Higgins, Lot 1, Blk 7 ........... - .............. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2, Blk 7 ............. >1,095.53 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 3, Blk < ............. Sub-Total ••••••••••***•******* * •2,582.25 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk 7 ............. 939 Lin. F t. 21” Storm Sower <»-0 O 2.75 . 187.50 Bodwell Realty Co,, Lot 5, Blk 7 ............. 50 Lin. F t. 21” Storm Sewer 0-8 @ 3.75 13.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 7 ............. 2 Monmucnts At S treet In tersectio n s---. 591.91 Bodwcll R ealty Co., Lot 7, Blk 7 ............. E xtra W ork ...............................................—- — . 75.18 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk 7 ••••••••••••a, 1.at,oratory Inspection of M aterials .......— . 002.90 Bodwcll R ealty Co., Lot 9, Blk 7 ............. la’gal Expense Adv., Etc. 2 per cent .......——• .1,507.52 Mrs. Elizabeth II. Williams, Lot 10, Blk 7 Engineering 5 per cent .......................... ..~~*Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 11, Blk 7 ......... 32,268.75 Bodwcll Realty 1 o., Lot 12, Blk 7 ............. Total Coat ♦HiUMUMMtW.MW.WSWM****.••••*•************••••••■••••••• • Bodwcll R ealty Co., Lot 15, Blk 7 .......... To lie lairnc entirely by adjacent property owner. Numlier of feet fro n tag e ............................. •;.......... II. E. Jackson, Lot 1, Blk 8 Assessm ent per foot frontage M.uMt.ti i«»»ymi-H..««—« Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2, Blk 8 ........... .. ,_^J Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 8 ......... tj I F eet lit,dwell Realty Co., Lot 4, Rlk 8 ....... jJ Name; Description F rontage Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 8 ... ............j J M ayfair, Hanford, Fla. 216.80 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 6, Rlk 8 ..... Edw. M. Kline, I«ot 5 Rlock 1 ....................... ........ J 2C5.il> Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 8 .... Jeanette Dunn, Lot 0 Block 1 ........................ ' 'Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk 8 ..... ^1 265.15 Sydney O. Dickenson, Lot 7 Illk 1 ......................... 1 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 9, Blk 8 .. 205.15 i nnnto W. MeKirdy, Lot 8 III). 1 ............................ 1 ... J 265.15 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 10, Blk 8 .......... George K. B ridgelt, Lot It Rlk. 1 ......................... 1 Bodwcll Realty Co., I.ot 12, Rlk 8 .... _ jj| (’has. II. MeKirdy, Lot 13 Rlk. 1 .......... ................. 1 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 11, Blk 8 ......... .......... g 261.54 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 13, Rlk 8 ..... g 264.54 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 14, Blk 8 ...... ... g 264.54 gi 201.54 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 1, Rlk 9 Bodwcll R ealty Co., Lot 2, Blk 9 5J 264.54 ....jg 43.37 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 3, Rlk 9 ........ . 58 212.86 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk 9 ....... .... 242.86 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 9 .......... _J| 356.48 Bodwell Really Co., Lot (5, Rlk 9 ......... Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 9 ....... .. 55 355.62 Mellnnville, Sanford, Florid* 355.62 355.62 E. F. Lane, Beg. a t the N. E Cor. of Int. of Union Ave. nnd Mellnnville Avenue 356.62 Run N. on \V. line of Mellnnville Ave. 247.41 783.5 ft. w . 125 ft. S. to Union Ave. 2 17.76 E. to Beg. (Less R ight of W ay for 217.76 217.76 F ir t S treet) ............................................. 701J 2R 247.70 M argaret Wilnon, Rlk 22 ......................... 57.13 117 217.76 M argaret Wilson, Illk 28.......................... 57.13 The almvo and foregoing F inal as e menu art 8&J.01 197.13 246.50 up to Septem ber 1, 1925 w ithout interest; and 1 56.81 247.20 said a cs nn nt i are payable in 10 equal annual imtf 217.20 tc re st a t H per cent per annum on nil deferred p»n W itness my band ns City C lerk, and the -csl efj 217.20 247.20 foul, Florida this 31st day of Ju ly , A. !>., 1925. 247.20 1*1111.1 951.76 Publish August 1, 8, 15, 1 •>+ + + * + * + + + t)|+ rich N|N‘clmcns he had found. Hu •J*v *1**t**1*•> *!**!**•**2* *2*<• *J**t*v <•v v •J*•>*••*•*1 •C* *1**2* *2**2* *2*<• *•* <•*2**2**»• *2* *2* frozen to death four winters Rich Cinnebar Vein was ago. winter Reetles invc’tigntcd Found B y Beetles! theLastproperty extensively and localthree veins, lie found MiielhuiIn Southern Alaska ,<d nbl'H body directly over one of the TIIUUE IS NO NEED veins. in t i i i : r u i n i t i mi i i t o i * m . \ i : n *i 11 .i i i i m • \ •. < in oi* i i m i i n \ . i n \ \ n 1*1111 IN d l.i; 4 o i v r v, IN TllltOPCII SAVINGS ACCOUNT TO F O N D E R O V E R III i : ii \ . It. W. O T T I J l t . <*«3III|»lit 1III! lit • VP. J \V. r . \ l t l * K S T K I I *1 a l . I »ff«*fitlnnlM riT A T IO N T u Z XV. r « r | M iii«*r. un*l w l I* i *hi | m fit i t •»f Ti»> l o t t v III* . I ii ii o m ; •* It H«*w«*ll. **f N* > UiMiriclii. n 8 t i t i i i r i l l u i t «»f H< |. , | I | R ||i«*l f u r l l.4ttlkt , I. J I **• 11 w If i*. K I I i i i I m*II i l» I.- i i i k . It A l o i n * t i n d wlf«*. I Inti’ll** I I1 ’ | ||| ’ J NilI mIIIU, V%ll*»h«' I 'III |N ll.ltl III! flit* iv||«»*il’ . 4 I.MT4M AMKIIHII’i I i *.ii it.il I d h v v u Hu nil tr 4 l»aw* T i i r i . v n iif I- I mi I d a ( • a n I a n I • I t u l l a r i i*4»iu|»nii) i .»»•••« • •I • \N A h x aii'l*■*• l*i nil .in I . i n i i Id.il ot u f *-*!♦<• nl.» a n d 4'• d oil I f .«t ••I ll 4’ d IM|Hi 1M , l< 1 1 1 CMl |H«I a l lu ll *d I'll! '41 >l*l- Ml Now is tlu* time to plant cow pens in your groves and trucklamls, or new lauds just taken in. Cow peas is tho cheapest fertilizer that can lie had. And oneof tho host cove*' crops tohiiild up poor u’ wornout celery laud. We have Home fine stock al the following prices: llrahham $ 1,110 I’er llushel Whippoorwill SlL.'il) I’er llushel N ov Era $3.50 I’er llushel .Alaionl eterv one r.m Inoli down the t e a r s and sat what ’•tumid have lieeii dime. I he mail who rail look ahe ol and rta) whul he should do ami then tin il is the nlic tleslinetl to r sucres-t and hu|ipiiirs.-t. Ilnulsmht is ea sy ; (nr-ighl is profitable. Eter> older mail lookiat; hark will say savings it the easiest w.i> in build a runt pel nice. The yuiingrr man who will Itvirn mid a rt on lii-t advire livforr it is too late will he the gainer. You ran start today with a saving.'i acrount in this struiiu hank. fF-WPlEOGH P R E S ID E N T SAVINGS G . E . h fC A L L COMPANY KILCORE SEED CO Welaka lildg. I’hone 218 L'2?y . r l 7 ’gMr A .w a a r a r r ASSURES A STEADY INCREASE IN VAL UES AS CERTAIN AS THE PASSING OE TIME ITSELF ASK Bodwell Realty Co., Inc YOUR A RCH1TEC1TO SPECIFY 11 Retail Lumber Dealers Sell It Phone 453 Hold fe'in Jacksonville Florida 214 First St. W. R. Smith, Mgr- �■ V KFTV I -—• g?^r The SanfQrdEterali)' • •* V . ; ;A g a i n y h e - . g q n S u h i e r . P a y s r I 11i til I'M ' lit TH® CURIOS1 As Brisbane •Sees K ■ • i/ « H T ;i l; K fin a l’s Divorce. When the people of Sanford were told they were ta have T he Voodoo Price List. a reduced electric light and power rate, the iritprcsalon was T he Will to Kill. t>Mr I T / i 5 i i ; « t th * P o B to fn ee l o r d , K i o r i d a v n d e r A ct of given that therei wduld'be no strings tied to it. But recent A Hoad to Vrnicfr. f, ‘ ‘ ' *? ll>T. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE _Cdt«ar happenings seem to add a new phase to the situation and M U A l l ) i~ nBAh.. (Copynn*'t 15a.*> _£••■**** the consumer of electricity in this city finds that what was r . n o w A n u n r.n o . KEM AL PASHA 'bvorccs tho Pbnac 111 X a f i o l l * A r r a t t supposed to he a reduction of two cents in the rate has de­ young wife that brought him a SED M 'IU PTIO JI nATP.n . . „ veloped into if reduction of a Traction of one cent over the dowry of a million dollars. Tho O n e T e a r — *7.00 HI* M onth* I* *0 ■l M l x t r e d in C ity by C a r r i e r . |>*r rate that was previously charged. This, of course, is taking Indy wears riding breeches and no E d itio n « M k , I Be. T urks think a wife should into consideration the ten per cent "fine” charged by the veil. p e r year. w ear n veil and no riding breechas. ■ P K C f A l. MOTlCRt All o b it u a r y company to those consumers who neglect to pay their bills The divorce was simple, Kemnl ncvMees, e» rd * o f t h a n k a . re s o lu ti o n s during the first ten days of the month. Pasha, Dictator of Turkey, sim ply a n d n o ti c e s ol e n t e r i a l r . —e n t* w h e re ib e r g e e a r * M ade w ill be c h a r g e d Mayor Lake says that no mention w as made, at the time said ‘•You’re divorced.*- iimf Ii r a t r e g u U r i d v e r t l a l n a ra tv f. f the reduced rates were accepted by the City Commission, of settled it. •MKHIlPHTflK ABSOCIATISM FORM the plan to assess an additional ten per cent on those tbills l , , M i T h e A ssociated Treaa la e x c lu s ­ IT SEEMS ab ru p t and cruel, bat iv e ly en titled >n *h* tiae for re- that were not paid the first ten days of the month. And it’s an improvement on old T u rk ­ Duhlleatlon o f all n«wa dlapatrt.ea criNllleA to l l o r jn o t o th erw is e cred ­ some of those citizens who attended the meeting at the ish methods. When the Sultan it-.; In th le pan«r and also the l o ­ this cal new a puhllsh.rt herein. All rights city hall at which time the rates were discussed c a n n o t, ru.ed where Kemal rules now, thii o f reptihlieall.in, of a p eflel dl«P*tcn- remember henring anything about a ten per cent extra " a s his method when a wife dii• e herein are el an rrear-ed ____ charge being made. They were simply told the rate was i p x^Twife" suddenly_____ IlW - tow 1", standing ■ MONDAV, AUO. 17. 1925 to be cut two cents. ' .. Ibefore t^r her aa tall, btA-k blfck eunuch, According to the city attorney the power company is with- ! holding holding aa bowstring, bowstring, ana and she • T H E ItBRALD’S PI.ATFORM !.— Deeper water route to Jsekson- in its legal rights in assessing an additional ten per c e n tlkm‘w what vms comine* Thc a wns nothing to do hut screuni vllle. • , cl nrge as long as the total bill docs not exceed the maxi little, kneel down, and allow tilt* 2 .—t'onsfrnction of St. Johns-in- mum allowed by the franchise. And so the people of San­ eunuch to tighten the cord around dlan River canal. ford have no redress. They must quietly submit to the her neck, strangling her to death. 1 —Extension of white way. Her body was put in a sacK, extia charge if they fail to pay their bills by the tenth. thrown -Extension of local amusement*. into the Bosphorus and — Swimming pool, tennis courts, They must dig down in their pockets for the extra ten per th at divorce was complete. cent of the total amount of the hill or they arc threatened I etc. t .— Augmenting of building prowith having their service cut off. And undoubtedly the con­ IN TURKEY, as in Russia aif9 ' g r s m —houses, hotels, apartm ent elsewhere on the earth , things are sumer is tickled to death to pay tins extra amount to the ' houses. ccmpany that is so eager to furnish service and that is t o bud enough. Hot if you look back S.— Extension of street paving prr>■ gram . desirous of creating good will among the people. t . S ’Ini'h wo?»? which L encoui 7,—Construction of boulevard r I b S k 's W in S v iT /a p u J \ !:;i !•> •> 1--------------------------------------- -- THREE VERGE FOR TODAY LOVE MASTERS FEAR: i T here is no fear in tovc; but p iri feet love caste Hi out four. I John f -1:18. HOLIDAYS • From fall to spring, the russet ncnrn, F ru it bflovnl of nviKl nrvl boy* Lent itself beneath the forest, ' To be tlie child* *mt* toy. I Pluck it now! In vni.i,—tlioii ennst not; , Its root has pierced yon aliar.y mound; Try no longer—it h is duties; It is anchored in the ground. / Year by year the rose-llppc I maid­ en. Playfellow of young and old, W as frolic sunshine, dear to all men. More dear to one Hum mines of gold. 1 W hither went the lovely lim’den? Disappointed in blouse I wife; I Servant to a wooden cradle, Living In n bnliy's life, Preserve Them For Future Generations lum bi A Go Smm'J o loo Gf.ofXis ? my /to - a t e i couldn't Thinkof if. DON'TYou KNOW iR s d a n g ero u s c o m p le te , r d Sheathing io GOSlHIMM/N1 /M DOfiDAYS? / Siding Flooring Celling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster Screen Wire •" Ru’lders Hard* Do rs Windows Frnmes and$ Made to Murphy Ironing Medicine Cabin ! around Lab" Monroe. 8.— Completion of city beautifica­ tion program . 9,— Kxpnnxion nf school systrm with provision Tor increased fa ­ cilities. n The Price JgR SANF0R1 CASH LIlMj w . S. P R I c k f 710 w . First S t . r ! aging. ATLANTIC CITY police hav*C aeixed the price list of u colored gentlem an practising as a vood<H) Niagara Falls are committing suicide 1 So says Secretary Hoover who predicts that within the doctor! d u s t.r next thirty or forty years the natural beauty of this great | Love powders, ‘wishing " leans Itni,rms nni1 incantatbnft locimtathiRT nr ldgb wonder of the world will have been destroyed unless means •'harms and arc token check thc destructive process nmenus now now going trnintr on. pricis wi n. n ><■an< 0„l,r,, are taken tn to check the destructive on. IdurecxwHeia'rcsulL^ According to Mr. Hoover the falls tire rapidly wearing You can buy from th at voodoo away in the center and after that portion of the rock lia s b e e n doctor d u st made from the ankle worn down the great volume of water would simply go of4 ;il^ cfifV.BJJ”ri..r'",V;»r $loo. i rushing down ns it does now through the gorge, nut with 1 Many white men would be giad the scenic grandeur of the falls destroyed. We win th e international g o lf, to buy some of that. Of co u rsi, gimtiindy sym puthirz w ith the A modest amount of engineering work, in the opinion . Hit* voodoo poxvilcr made from the I’rci'idcnt i< thc av erag e icineliall cups, hut do they compensc for o u r , loss of the nineteenth hole?—Co­ marrow of King Solomon's fioitea unij.irv. A heville Times. of tho secretary, would maintain the scenic value of the falls was very rare, costing ¥1,000. I, t ______ lumbia Record. t* i * i and preserve them in much their present condition for a j l'i"po i d lojtan for any (Tiieag>i Critic says Jackie Coogan's u se­ long time. But if this is not Hone they will, at the present ' Tin* voodoo man soli many •‘bringing hack powders,” guar,illpaper: ‘Every .Mom fulness is at an end. Anyway, hia rate of working hack, he gone in another generation. tied to make u wandering husband I Rin g '1 lie** Violence." Little i arcer did a lot to abolish race su i­ Doubtless Mr. Hoover knows what he is talking about. or cid e/ New York American. wife came hark and h.’ltave. Rock Arkansas Gugzttc. If what ho says is true, no time should he lost in taking There was a demand also fur whatever steps are necessary and whatever measures can "tying down" powders to keep the i he put into operation to preserve for future generations tho lady of your uffeelions contented. M » « i H r s a * a a a * i » r i i i B i i B S . i B ■ scenic wonders of the world’s greatest waterfalls. Such ■ HE FORE YOU despite yuur cim-!* great engineering feats have been accomplished in recent ored brother ami his voodoo do e-lu years that there are in all probability many American en­ tor, com ider a while lady knowti J gineers who can handle the situation. to her custom ers ns the “ RcV," Mrs. Claire Ei T r n c h i- r iif Arll.il, I'lnrlnK nn4 | Vnlualilo courses Ini M * l» taught fro*. I d tin) am osi* i J — M Y F A V O R IT E ST O R IE S 11, IRVIN S. CHIU! M argaret Mortlock. This liuly sold no powders, bo* information direct from spirit buhl. .Mr. Max Philips, m anufacturer of ■ shirts and collars, got attyiyc from ■ ■ relatives th at have "gone ■ Allen & Brent Heal Hstate Auction Sales. Let us sell your propertv R' ■ a ■ AT AUCTION Loyalty To A Good Object A person can accomplish good resu lts by loyalty gl good ohjrct. Select the object — open an account vj the SEM INOLE COUNTY HANK and then matt j ] regular habit to deposit weekly or monthly. *1 Per Cent Interest Paid On Savings Aron The l'riic Smell of the Cirrus I hippodrome, freaks and the rest of H Harry Dickson, the writer, proh-)it. Ills widely popped eyes and the \V. K. REEME, Kansas City in- JJ We are permanently located in Sanford | Still thou p lay ed ; -short vacation ably known as much ubout thc S ou-1look on his face testified to his mi ranee man, wrote, tliront^Aitig Jo ■ Fate grants each to stand aside; them Negro ns any white man can enthrallm ent a t lictiniding all these kill Secretary Mellon liecause fie * 1 Now m ust thou be man or artist,-—• ever expect to know. Hut even so, wonders, but not a word eith er of was dissatisfied with thigJuttcc.'s " OUIt SALKS FOUL'D are EXPERTS T ts thu tinning of the tide, in his search for local color and commendation or adm iration fell enforcement of the prohibitiu J is r — Ralph V elde Emerson. 11 I1UWM, to x-r •« IMipr. ^ Jti il 111 ,1his 11,11 lips. .Bill* *1.1 was IV*1.1 1rath .1ill er VI *laws. A* „ quaint IIIIVO lines with .which,* ill«H urn from H arris , ^l rtf' mu » n t c o ftrtiK f n ett nit.— - - - - - - - - - b ' " rt '■’T T l'Tmr u x « ftf rT“ ? ir.'riTs",- m!?y ■*-I Our office hoy snys years a m Hie his Stories. htf-t-IMBtnntly 3ap f ! J D x > r * T M victim iilogically. girls were kissed against their will ntriklng a new angle of thought constant flow of “copy," Mr. Rceine, probably "ju stify ­ 1 but now they offer no objection, or 11 new angle of observation, on Still m aintaining his silence, UnIf you have Property you want mid List it with us STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS] which is another aig.’i of tin* times. the part of some one or another clc Jim trailed Dickson to him home ing’’ his plan to commit murder. and kiss it good-bye. of his dusky neighbors down in when the day was ended. He h a d 'sa y s: " it is h ettu r to uney II,i 'l -j dinner in tho kitchen with tho se r­ than man." : • J As the negro says, if we had our Mississippi. Once upon a time Dickson was vants and a little later was to hi; That - Internen t has bccA hack of a r “ ruthers", wo would rutlier uriiu ■ an ici* wagon than do anything else ' 11,1 11 hunting trip in Sunflower taken to the train which would ninny m urders before and since a . * county. While there ho met an obi carry him hack his home in Suna l Ravaillac killed Henry the Fourth during this hot weather. * t Negro guide, a boar hunter of su- flower county. Toward dark Dick-oa perior attainm ents and a person of son went to the back of the hou — There live; a man in oar tr«vn IT WAS a blow to_ romance r■ quaint and an original philosophy, to bid his guest farewell. A big drinker, s> W3 hcui; lib when cars heguti Running ■ Second Street, Sanford, Fla All his life the old man had been' Uncle Jim, with his shoes off, sat, from steam Killed a quart in thirty minutes a the m ainland across the buried at the hack edge of the enne-jon the lowermost step of th ■ But now Im's an h i' bier. 1. m arshes of Venice. WMM R R i M n a a i i a a s i n a i B X M s a a i s i s a i X K i i ; n s B M i M i s i i B brakes. Only once or twice had h e ,easing his tired feet. * — T— o-----"U n d o Jim ," said Dickson, "I'm the ^canaD^' Vo^nnetiiur 'u u h ' gon­ " F ar he it from us to say that been to a large town. Tho dream competing ’ c,,,n"‘ tl" u with " ,th the fashionable Chicago tourist ho 'o f his life, it developed, was to see afraid you haven’t enjoyed your dolas. And now an automobile , tel th at was held uj) and robbed]11 circus. He had heard of circuses,, trip very much.” road is to connect Venice wit)i was getting n dose of its own tiled- tie had talked with persons who| "W ’y, Mist’ Dickson," said Un* I’udua. Iclnc. I had seen circuses and he treasured cle Jim , “ whut nteks you think Nothing much will be* left ex’---------o--------a tattered program « fa circus per- d at? I ain't never gwine furgit The Maryville, Tenn,, News suys, formnneo which a white man had whut I seen today ex long ex I cept to put In one of our large "Uncle Tom Everett thrashed his given him. But the marvels of the lives, a n ' Use alw ays gwine to he modern machines to stick up the mud and sand, fill up the ennuis, wheat Saturday, also Mr. Tmn F.f red wagon and the white top never gruteful to you, suh.” filer." For goodness -mlc-i, l.nch* had revealed themselves to him. "Hut you haven’t said anything lay cobblestones and bring fn taxis. Venice, once the refuge of crim i­ Tim must have been un u rampage Learning of the old man's ambl- about the circus. W hat made you nals and other desperate men fle e ­ ------- o------IHon, Dlckaon had an inspiration. It so dum b?" ing from (ho mainland, late* made "Fret! Nauftis tort a horse yes-!was an inspiration horn partly of "W ell, suh, my eyes beheld ell.' ■-Doselfish 'm uch dat it seem Ink my tongue gigantically rich by cotfltn its terday by falling in a w ell.’ Du-1philanthropy and partly of selfish from all the seas, is now made corah, la., Republican. Hut we <md mercenary motives; for he j forgot to wag." w could fall in one and not lose any- scented a chance to get some prime! "Oh, that was it? Well, of nil rich by tourists. Voltaire said the oldest ’tmi> of thing except our reput ilio-i tor m aterial foe one of his stories. l i e {tho things you’ve seen today what nobility in all Europe was a Vc It vv*iuIxl Lo a small and speedy mailer for tho promised Uncle Jim that when next impressed you Soberness. ;■promised you mo m o st; the cirrus visited Vicksburg, hr, U"i l.rn|;;*r-iuiriiht*r/ nf tin* Florida Resale Ex­ "All of it 'pressed me—from dc netian title inherited from one of the original crim inals hiding m Th** little girl down the street Uncle Jim. should see it. sta rt to de finish." change to ‘Torn’’ lhis vast amount of real estate now beliuves th.ii one of the rea­ In the middle of the following "Yea, I know, hut there must the marshes. This saying nmutynl provide' it was listed with ns exclusively for a u nv. J . some ’ , ,thing • V ninny tioblea .probably because it sons why the wnt *r i- so snlty at summer (tingling Brothers runic■.have been one th at wus 1 limited period. D aytona Reach is th.i* it m mciely along with their show. Dickson sentl| stands out in your mind above nil reaction from s e j/n ; n many fr-.di Unde Jim money for his railroad >the others--*om ething that seemSend us your listings now, or. if you prefer, guys around. Contemporary Comment fare and bade him 1«; in Vicksburg i-d to you more amazing than any'4 : at daylight of a certain morning. thing else. Think the whole day write Desk No. 20 for complete information about "1 "W hat do you lliiiik," as!n a He met Uncle Jim at the train. over, now, and see ifg you cim tell You never heard of a chfeki ii , friend of ours, “of u m ;n who That day was probably the most me what that tiling is." starving to death. No m atter turn makes a fortune m a town and crowd.*d itay and the most eventful "Well, suh, M ist’ Dickson." said poor the ground it keeps ;^rqU^ then goes around kmcLing it nil in Uncle Jim ’s entire life. His pa- Uncle Jim , after a period of r e ­ , of the tim e?" Wed wo don’t use Iron took him up into the yards flection, “of it comes down to jus* ing.—S partanburg Suit. j th at l.iml of language and besides to see the circus unload from the one tiling. I’d say de thing w'ich hit they might put us in jail for it. cars, ami took him thence tn the me dr hardest Was dat air beast The great 7.cv line developed a East Flagler Street obstinate* disposition kH«'w lot to watch the raising o f , w'ich dev calls de camel. Uh, uh h-h stubborn, Miami, Florida Linotype* errors are the cause of '.he tents. Under escort of Dickson,1 dat cam elt” ami refuses to race any more n lot of tin* newspaper's Irouldtis. I ... the^ .old the m street .i .i .Negro .v Sy . saw miin n ipa>n- 1 "Why the camel particu larly ?" In tin , r*s|Hct he iu not uidik" a For instance we imagine the edi- ] rude, the afternoon performance asked Dickson. lot of other champion*. I aketor of tho Braver Falls, IV , Tri- ami the side show und heard the Mist* Dickson," said Jim , “ he's land Evening led g er. him* had a good fight tn h i i hands, concert, lie saw it all—menagerie, got such a noble smell! when the paper carried the follow­ American bishop, visiting ing item. "Mrs. W. W. I'o iti of don, asks the English to pray for A GREAT COME-BACK Fourth Avenue, College i I ill. will America. Those American who entertain the memberi uf the Col Providence News do not consider England |u»M prav lege DIP ijoub I'lub ut bur Homo' ing for are How requested to thisjVwIMng" Willinni M. Johnston, the dough­ It took Johnston fiva sets to win >1*1L'*ty tilth* California tennis star, has over Richards in the first of their retu rn the courtesy, — r’ayi villa Observer. • ‘ '• K^uiLiy’s CUUKfo of The Miami accomplished a great comeback. H<' -VT-Hc Ht' ch n fifty foot lot oh I act year h>* had In yield second special mutches, arranged by the Kil 11. San ford- A>V|p*%Busi ness Front­ KlaglfV 8trts*f, tlud *uy. being place in the national tennis rank­ Davis ( ’up committee, to decide ( 'alifornia tn advertising u *Jf bn. id on <l basis \if fifty thousand ing ami Hu* honor of representing the questirtl of supremacy. In the as the place w herF 'tne1‘ spirit i f age. A beautiful corner. dollnrs per itonl foot. Placing a America in the Davis Cup contests value of two and half millions t;i to the youthful Vincent Richards. SMio f refit foot. a lot fifty by one hundred forty This year, although no official a n ­ ,r - 4 r , r j r t - t r r , « 1 feet c'tnhlishes new record* for nouncement has yet been made, will a H r - Is if wonderful buy a* ifN iill i|(i«ltle in value very Florida realty prices. The first undoubtedly find him again ranked when the youngster was failing Nashville Banner. a with his service. Hut in Hie first soon. Properly has S houses on it at present_all rented. thing we know Miami property will next to William T. Tilden, Jr., ami borne lrootage two blinks f urtlier •ut now selling be selling for a million <] illars a hearing, with the latter. America’s match Richards played marvellous Euphem ism : "Loan,'* ns in In­ tennis, yet not marvellous enough. front fool. fro n t foot. ternational Loan.—Detroit News. tennis burden against the world. It is our belief th at witli eith er Under Mr. Conlidgu nothing hap­ Johnston's comeback would have Johnston or Richards p artnering Today’s in-it laugh: "We have been remarkable even if it had been pens but the expected.—St. Louis heard of the absent-minded pro fox reconiplished against a player of rilden, the Davis Cut* Mould he Post-D ispatch. safe in this country for another or who poured syrup down his his own age. Accomplished against year. Proof that Johnston is in 270 acres in heart of present high class devC back and scratched Ins punenckes, Richards, who is improving every such fine form, however, m akes World Power t Continental ileflin SANFORD, FLORIDA, "The CITY SI& and also of the one who put cat- year, it is doubly and triply re- the prospect doubly reassuring, for n itio n ): A nation that can't puy ■ VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. ■ m .P " A ! , "b'f.’' . B <'.ml tltd n>*rkable. Last year, evf-n the most Johnston is a past master of s t r a t ­ its d eb ts—D etroit News. HAL,” with lake frontage, $700 per acre, ^ hi* spaghetti, but we are here to conservative servativo and loyal of tennis egy on the courts. There will lie If. G. WOOl.WORTH, Mgr. ■ M ’HONE 727 slat*- that wo liclievi jjie world's pronhets J>lu‘U Q?iu«/ijed Johnston's stier natural sympathy ivu^ Ri.hurd-, Tii* old Idea th a t feminism hadn’t trail i ■ champion /nybfcnt-'U !iu^A iier.s i s l S / pp^rm , ‘ indjary U A l t wane. ’J. the guy i* ti/co m e s'U m;!f tY wbrtcl'tb)} .g rit.fo r 4 h i/i« ! iu 4 pocket Iii)r- in defeat, but F* \ j-ouag arid ft teg Yo sfittiA on* has heed n.... * , —----------- ,r- ought to have many years of tri- plctcly exploded.—Columbia Rec­ ■ ■ Ic rn is ^ l.ililt) L itu lc r. B a la n c e ca n bo a r r a n g e d . eules front California hasi always umpb uiuph ahead. Certainly' there is in- ord. hfvin noted, was gry-ttcr even .•ell th thirY W rp eviration ira for him in tin example Masonic Temple or Hotel Montcau1111 j| H J. his adm irer's knew. d o f -Johnston's .conic-hack, About tUo only iwniSi wh<s <'itit ' 3 i | i i | i r i i d * s i i * * i i i s i > . | a a a . . . a 9 a _ -»■»->- / a ■ ’ ‘^’i l ’ *1 * * H i i i i i i n i i B a i m i i i i Bi a i a B | i i i i i i i i i ^ i S e m in o le (Ifo u n fy J ' S a n f o r d ,F l a . (I A LLEN AND BRENT $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Property Wanted For Florida Re-Sale Exchange A Real Pick -up V a ld e z R e a lly C o . sis s- SCRUGGS REALTY CO. �Mwnwc.AU' '^ O ffic e SUSS K A tilR Y K WILK£ y , Society Editor ik s o n v ille M a n Saturday ig differant point*, in. I in. New York and C* Mr. *nd Mn. John. Beach. Mn Ball returned today.but Mrs. Ball and Billy *iU remain Katherine Melecti ah< tailed Saturday rrom there for aometlme. on\the Cherokee- for Judge and Mrs.;J. G. Sharon nnd little daughter, Jane and Mrs. Jane TELEPHONE:—Res. 42W . Smith left Saturday by motor for Atlantic Beach where they will J- II. Jackson left Saturday on tpcnd several weeks. a business trip to Greensboro, N. C., where he will be gone for a Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Steven* left Week or 10 days. Sunday for Jacksonville where Mrs. Stevens w ill'b e th e guest of Mrs. Miss Lilly Ruth Spencer leaves I.. E. Wilson while Dr. Stevens today to r Klfera to be the guest will attend Camp Johnson. of hen sister. M r* Paul Redfearn for several weeks. Miss Olive L^Zette returned Sun* day from Valdosta, Ga., where ahe Doctor Samuel Puleston left F rl- has been the guest of her sister WVight, Warlow da>Mo spend a week in Asheville, for several weeks. Mrs. Otto Dumas left Sunday for Claude Sistrunk and Shelton Sris- Bamesville, Ga., where she will be samon spent the week end at Day- tho guest of her parents. Mr. D u -1 mas will join her later. tona< Beach. J f o r - Meta York where they will' d i th e fell baying of The YovfWI eo n ^ pany. Miss Lee will go from New York to Canada to be th e truest of relatives before returning hunte. MgiJ and. Phone Qrurr*Fll|ed by Priscilla Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday August 1&-20 and Company ... Are Now Receiving Application For .* * •*% * ’ ■ \ 3C First Mortgage Loans Mrs. M. C. Tolar left Saturday Mr. nnd Mrs Harry Ifeeren spent to spend several weeks at Daytona j Ueachy Very P easantly « Daytona Beach as the guest of her daughter in law, Mrs. J. N. Tolar. ^ 4 *»-•' l } . I . -swA ■ft J. ,T. Hawkins of Moxville, N. Mrs. Mary L Strong and Miss ■ on improved Business nnd Residential Property C spent a few days here tran s­ Winifred Strong have returned acting business. in Snnford from Fort Myers where they spent Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Davis re- two weeks visiting friends. Funds Immediately available aubject to title , turned today from Miami whero examination. ■. . r. • Mr. and M n. Ned Smith, Mr, they spent last week. _____ and Mrs. Clarence Powell and Mr. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS Miss Katherine Teague of Orlan­ and Mrs. Craig Thompson m otor­ do was the guest of Mjss Edith ed to Cocoa Sunday for tho day. SEE Tongue for the week end. Dr. ami Mrs. K. D. Brownlee and H. C. DuBose returned F rid ay ' little son, Harry, have returned DuBOSE AND HOLLER from M ontreal, N. C.. where he from Daytona Bench where they spent several days last week. spent the past month very pleas­ REALTORS antly. L Mrs. P. Weinberg and children 112 Park Avenue have returned from a three months Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Miller and trip to New York and other points. son, Leonard and L. P. Hagan, Jr., returned Friday from points in Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Butts of Or­ North Carolina and Washington, * g ia a a g a a B H B iiB H a H iH H a g g K e a a H e B H M H H U n u iM 0 lando wero the week end guests of D. C. ■ Judge and Mrs. L G. Stringfellow. Mrs. Sara Gillon and Miss Sallio Hall Gillon left Friday n ight fur Mrs. M argaret Barnes of Orlan­ Various points in North and South L 128 Feet do spent Sunday here the guest of Carolina where they will spend a 3 her parents, Capt. and Mrs. \V. A month. Fitts. Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two stores that Miss Jessie Hutchinson re tu rn -ij ed Sunday from Miami nnd West ] Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Al>ernnthv corner oil Celery Avenue. If Liken quick can be pur­ of Miami spent tin- week end here Palm Bench, where she has been 1 the guest of relatives for the past as the guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Zeb chased at $75.00 a front foot on easy terms. M c r o , popular d a u g h te r of Mr. and M rs. J. W. Mero, . . . . . . 1 two weeks. the bride of Jam es l i t Jackson in a lovely home wedding 1 | •, y j, Mr. and Mrs. ,, of Percy A. Mero S atu rd ay , evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Herndon Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Baker and make their future home in Jacksonville. and son, Clnude and Miss Kmiha ___________ ______little baby, and Miss Marcello Spencer left Sunday for Daytona 60 Feet where they will spend sev­ -JACKSON WEDDING IS LOVELY * : r & ,pcnl Sun‘la>' ,’*y- Beach eral weeks. CENT OF SATURDAY EVENING Between First and Second Streets on Sanford Avenuo Mrs. E. E. Powell returned from Ralph Woodruff has returned where she active new home of Mr. g reen. H er corsage was of pink Atlanta whore she went to p u r-1from Hendersonville, N\ C., where At $010.00 per front foot. trey A. Mero in M ayfair rose buds. chase her fall hats for The \o w e llj he was tho guest of his parents, ene of a lovely wedding Handsom e ecru lace over rose ' ompany. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. L. Woodruff for n few days. Irvening at eight o'clock satin , fashioned the frock worn by Mrs. Eilwnrd Guig^ left S atu r­ Florence A ddle Mero Mis* Lillie Ruth Spencer. With a bride of Jam es Mann this she w ore a corsage of radiance day fur Daytona and Miami where .Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wheolcss and *'« w ilrjfe the guest of relatives daughters, Sara and Hetty left [f Jacksonville, tlu* im- roses. krtmony being perform Miss C harlotte S m ith's costume for several dajfs. Kumlay for Coronado Bench where I f. I). Brownlee, pasto r of soft w hite chiffon w ith ruffles they will spend the remainder of Miss Pauline Gilbert who has the summer. hkyterinn church. *»f luce w as most becoming. Her Sanford Realtors. 2102 First St. sof exquisite pink rail- flow ers were a corsage of pink | Been the guest of Miss Anna Kannei, left Saturday for her home! Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball nnd son, Umbined with feathery roo s. liras, transform ed the Im m ediately following the cere- in Jacksonville. I Billy left Sunday for Daytona ■ a a a a n a ia m a a u tiito u veritable flower many, nn inform al reception was living room, where held. Receiving w ith the hridjd bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbi Writ* wero Spolorr.- p a tty - wVro the bride's parent*, ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a B a B a B B a a B a a B a a a a B a a a a a R a a a a a B a a a M a B a a a B a a a H B a a a i Dtteil palms and t-'rdnd. Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Mero, Mr. nnd Jaskets filled with pink Mrs. P. A. Mero and Mrs. C. It. ♦ . . . i used to nn advantage. K irtiey. —. 4 lend of this spneim: mom In the dining room where the wedrich, dark biu-kg: .v l of ding colors of pink nnd green pre(rilmv, the im |.,".i. • a l - 1veiled, the refreshm ent table was Macud; hanked on i ther covered w ith a handsom e d o th and fltaadiinl.i l.o Im- .vicker centered w ith a silver basket f ill If pink K. I t ail.I fe rn ■= ed with pink roses. At either end t'.<rv:ils w, : - tall brass w. re silver candlestick* holding Jindelabrai huli'ing light- unshnded pink tapers, i'ink ami T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T lHtli white brick cream and angel food p r -i -.i r 1 assemb­ cake w ere served by Misses Leler.i I ; .ii cram uf nup- t ’laire Jones, F rancis Dutton, Sara I . red under the Evelyn W illiams nnd Dorothy (•' V i harlutte Smith Mero. Wed by Miss Lillie Ruth L ater in the evening the happy Bftanu, win* sang beau- couple le ft in their car for their r&tll" (Tescbcnueher) wedding trip , keeping thoir destin­ * •* t* r &** writing" (Cudninr). ‘‘The ation a secret. P rior to their de­ orus" frum Lohengrin p artu re the bride threw her bouAll boys short pants, of extra good quality will be sold «s processional, while ouet which was caught by Miss iihn's Wedding March was S arah Evelyn Williams. for one day at | recessional. During the M rs. Jackson is traveling in a “To a Wild ttme" <Mnc- chic costum e of poudre blue crepe, ► ’•as 'uftly lilaycd. .com bined with grey georgette eluAppointed hour the bridal i borntely embroidered in Idue and ^td. Mi** Dorothy Mero, m etallic threads. Her sm art hat is Arvo bride, entered alone, grey felt with n m otif of poudre k most fetching costume blue n t one side, w ith coat, shoes I vanity crepe, made with and o th e r accessories to match. fine bodice and circular The hi-ido is tin* talented daugh­ slippers were of gold te r of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Mero, ‘ fprieil n bouquet of who havo made this their home for tho p ast five years, commit lloe/itcied with her fath- hero from W ashington. D.t C. She Mem, who gave her in is a g rad u ate of Sanford High I Hey were met at the al- School nnd is a favorite among a itrooni and his best man, wide circle of friends. *ro. * Air. Jackson is the son of Mr. ) *'•?< lively in her hri- and Mrs. G. W. Jackson, formerly F «oft white taffeta, the of Brunswick, Ga., but now of Mi­ Fk ran.,, a basque, while ami. Ho holds u re ponsible posi­ Our entire stock of Men’s good quality u -'’ trimmed with tion w ith tho Postal Telegraph Palm Beach Trousers will be sold I prune., tare. Her soft Com pany of Jacksonville uml hun j -1® :‘rranged cap slinpcd n score o f friends both here and Tuesday for IV* t'L'U'e by a band of throughout the state who joitt in w ishing ho nnd his charm ing bride v ‘l!"V Her slippers r 1•' ku|. She earn ed a every fu tu re happiness. Mr. a n d .Mrs. Jackson will make LlV111 °f brides roses, their hom e in Jacksonville for the filh valley lillies. but hope in the near fuVw'* ‘ i ,n‘dher of the pres.ent |*tirs ,j jn 0 ( re tu rn to Sanford to make itu ro to Ptu* with touchea of this th eir home. * i . : v Fifteon Dickaon-lVea buyers, on their re­ cent trip to New York, planned this sale for their customers. Lovely - things — bought opportunely— the savings are shored yrith yoii. Remember—Tuesday, Wednesday to Thursday noon of this week. Something new each day. t 112 New Dressesr-Decided Savings! $8.95 $9v75 ■j • > ar. hnnd made voile dress­ es trim m ed with eyelet* nnd Inee. AH the favored pastel tiharies uf sum m er in site* HI to -Ul nt "C ountry Club" sports dresses in Jersey and balbrig g*n—shade* of Un, pencil blue, poppy, queen Bird, P eter Pan, terrapin. $11.75 Because we purchased so larg e a group, tho milker allowed us to have these frocks a t about HALF PRICE. And Just so are they priced to you. Fine silks—sixes from It) to 4U in shades of rosewood, copan, navy, tan, rose, green, henna. $14,70. VLoon x D-t 20 New Hats - i : Britt-ChiUenden Realty Company, Inc. ONE DAY SALE! Short P ants 1-2 Price 1 r Advance fall rnmlels in silk nnd velvet us well ns a)l silk. L arge and sm all h ats in black, violet, brown, blonde, almond, blue, grelin. * ■• - - •* T ' ■> FLOOR 3, D-l Satin for slip* and Jports dresses — light shades — us well an navy and black. $1 yard. Charmeuse $1.69 Usually SJ.fiO yd. A p u r­ chase of navy and black sella al fl.tiib Crepe Nome $5.29 . A $4.50 quality of this fashionable crepe in dark autum n shades—220 yflrda n t $3.20. Flat Crepe $2*49 . i H A 40 inch crepe in lau ­ rel rose, havann ta n ,' m a­ hogany, fog, cuckoo, sw al­ low, queen Bird. Teds, $1.49 Novelty cotton m aterials in rib­ bon and Inee trim garm ents— light ahniUi Sixes 30 to -*4. $1.40. ({o w n s , $1 Shadow stripe ntul cheek nov­ elty .m aterial* In flush,, blue, green, corn, peach shades. Hiiaa 16 to 17. Kimonas $2.95 $3.75 Bathing Suits Cotton Crepe kimonas (rog. $5) trim m ed with embroidery and contrasting m aterials. Side lie in light shades. FLUOR * Onyx Silk Hose, $1.49 All wool bathing suits in several styles, for men, ladies, and children, will be sold Tuesday at NuJe, atmosphere, toast, piping rock, gravel, bran, black, and white. 240 pair of Onyx Pointex heel hose Children’s, Sox 3 pr. $1 1 -2 Price MILANE TONIGHT Assorted colors in children's % length hose. t)0Q pair, reg. 50c ea., at 3 pr. for $1. *, .Ve liars Johnson Bros, lu ttu rn w ith blue deso­ late 36 pteration. Complete pr ees nt $15 Also special for this sale. Meakir.’s English pOrvulain for serving 6 a t $1'J.50. .MAIN FLOOR D-l The Y owell C ompany • n a t i o n a l ^ t v .r e - •- • ...................... ................ ........................................................................................................................ : , $5.95 PalraBeachTrousers M~‘d j > u c r u i n s KU0 nrc requested requeste to bring picnic n rk n „ rn . i lunches and these will be auctioned attending, P P t-l Luesclay Off to tho young men i F~T-----Those going aare asked to meet •hurch nt n t 7:!J0 o’clock to­ r , 7 ? . lir" ' League of a t the church from where the lea'lethodist church wilj m orrow night fro J*oci| swimming p arty gu o fa'wwill ill leave in a body for the time is promised apd ,!**r picnic” ut a lake lake. A big timt of tho league ne name of winch is all of the members menibi <. on Tuesday n ig h t.'a n d th e ir friends are urged to utoonk ladies of the lea- tend. . .. FUH>ll 3 O-l DICKSON-IVES CO. 2 -1 1 3. Orange, Orlando. I'horte IlO-L' �THE HANFORD B E B A L ^ J U p ^ p iS Y , A V g V j l CHENEY APPOINTED Winter H*vcnr£ ed f o r con stn ictB i A. Cheney or Orlando, o t‘ • the- Ju v en ile- C o u rt county. , I Classified Directory Hewitt Holds S a n fo rd To PERFECT GAME IS Three Hits While St. Pete HURLED BY CRAIG Gets 12; Win Game 9 To 1 AGAINST TAMPA Veteran Lakeland Pitcher In 1 1 0 2 0 0 Rare Form Saturday, Turn­ 0 2 0 ing In First No-hit, No-run 9 1 0 Contest Of The Season 5 0 0 2 0 0 LAKELAND. Aug . 17.— Red 1 1 0 Craig pitched the firs t perfect SaintsG oO n a Big 2 4 0 game in the Florida S tate le a g u e Rampage In Second Totnls .. .. _ 29 1 3 27 9 1 hen* Saturday when he sh u t the 1 ff ______ Smokers out w ithout a h it nnd won StSore by innings: “Kitnshlne City” Lads Win I S a in ts .......... ... .. .. 060 111 000—9 5 to 0, Opt of Six Contests From S a n f o r d .................. 000 000 001— 1 Craig was in m nsterful form , al­ Sum m ary: Two base hits, Mitch­ lowing only four Smokers to reach Sanford During Past Week ell, Doyle, lira nos, Brown 2, Cox. first base, three of them receiving H ew itt held the Celery-Feds to Sacrifice bits, Cox, Barnes, Block, a walk, and the fourth being hit th ree h its in S aturday’s gam e | M essner 2, Doyle. Double plays, hy a pitched hall. Only one was while the Saints gathered 12 bin-, Doyle to Barnes. Hit by pitcher, nblo to get beyond first base, Base on Snead walking nnd going to second glen off Kelly nnd romped n w a y ; by Kelly (M itchell). w ith the third gam e of the series balls, off H ewitt, 2; Kelly 5, in the ninth on a sacrifice. The here hy n score of 9 to 1, winning! S truck out, by Hew itt 2; Kelly 4. Highlanders gave C raig excellent fo u r out of six contests during the I«oft on bases, St. Petersburg 8; support and pounded Swnnson in Sanford 3. Umpire, Pieli. Time the early innings to take nn enrly week. lend. Their run in the first came Kelly wan wild in the pinches du-| 1.49. us a result of n walk nnd a triple rin g the early part of the gam e nnd n sacrifice. In the third a sin­ and St. Petersburg hatters hunch­ gle, a triple nnd three singles ac­ ed hitso ff him to score most of counted for two runs. th e runs. Several wnlk* nnd ono The victory gnve the Highland­ error, nlso figured in the scoring. ers five games out of the seven Until the seventh inning it look­ played this week with the smokers ed as if Hew itt would pitch a no and plneed them within two games hit, no run game, hu t in th at for the lend. The shoutout was the fram e Frishie hit safely and in second in two days nnd constituted th e ninth inning Dumas singled, nine inning:! of tw enty-four in advanced to second on an out and scored on nnother single hy Myers. Champion Senators How To which the Smokers failed to score Gotham Crew While Mack- a run beginning with the second Brown was the first nnd the last man up for the Snintn in the sec­ men Are Idle; TiRers Win of a doubleheader last Thursday. AII It II Pu A E ond inning. Consecutive singles Over The Hoston Red Sox TAMPA Snead, 2b 4 0 l) 4 3 0 by Brown, Doyle and Barnes scor­ ed Brown nnd a sacrifice by Cox WASHINGTON. Aug. l7.-Go«*d Hickey, 3h ..........3 0 0 0 0 0 scored Doyle. Block nnd Hewitt pitching by Shocker and heavy hit­ Ivstrada, cf ....... 3 (I 0 3 II 0 walked. Allen singled nnd Barnes ting by Gehrig enabled New York Welk, ss ..............3 0 0 2 2 0 and Block scored. Meaner was out to tnku the final game of the se­ to left field and Mitchell doubled ria l from Washington Sunday, 3 Cnsarin, If to score H ew itt nnd Allen. Brown to 2, the Yankee first hnsemnn got Lopez, c flew out to center field. four hits, one a homer. It was the Jestner, lh The S aints scored one run in the visitors’ Inst appearance of the Swanson, p xNnnce, c fourth, fifth uml sixth innings. In season here. xxIVfiorson, Score hy innings: ’ the fourth Block singled and went to second on a sacrifice by Hewitt. New York .. _ 010 101 000-3-9-1 Foley, p Allen groundisl out anil Messner W ashington . ooo uio oil)—2-7-1 Ilntteries: -Shocker and Ilcnwalked. On n play for Messner, who stole second, Block stole home gough; Zachary, Gregg, M arherry fo r the seventh run of the game. and It m l. In the fifth fram e doubles hy Doyle nnd Cox resulted in the next INDIANS NOSE OUT BROWNS CLEVELAND, Aug. 17.—Cleve­ score. In the sixth inning Allen struck out. Messner singled, stole land defeated St. Louis 7 to 6, Sunsecond and went to third on a bad clay, winning in the ninth when throw , to score on a sacrifice fly Speaker doubled nnd Sewell and to left field hy Mitrhclt. Iirown Spurgeon 'Singled. N either Buck­ doubled again in this innings nnd eye nor Vangildt-r, who started two men walked hut no fu rth er the game, was aide to finish. Score hy innings: scoring was done. The Saints se­ a m 'd two more hits in the eighth St. Louis .. .. 101 220 000-6-10-1 010 004 011—7-13-3 Inning hut nguin failed to get a Cleveland .. tu n across. B atteries: Vangilder, Gaston and Ju st six Sanford batters reach­ H argrave; Buckeye, Cole, Uhlc and ed first during the game and only M yatt. one of those got any further, th at being Duiuun when lie scored in thu TIGERS OUT.8LUG CIIISOX ninth. Kelly grounded out und CHICAGO, Aug. 17.—George Dumas singled to short stop, went f ’onnally blew up and was batted , 0,1 to second when Frishie grounded out of the box in the eighth in , °! out, pitcher to first, and scored in ning when the D etroit Tigers went Myers single hy short. Mctjuc on a hatting ram page and made Y .l’ " 1' flew out to center field, ending enough runs to defeat Chicago II BSwai the game. to 9, in n wild gam e in which nine The lint Score pitchers saw service. Umpir ST. P E T E All It II PO A E Diiiish' wildness gave the locals Allen, ss............5 1 1 1 2 0 an early lead hut the Tigers jum p­ Mitchell, rf.......3 II 2 II II (I ed out in front when they linth-d If ) M essner, 2h...... 4 1 I I 3 II Ted Lyons freely forcing him to "ill pa Brown, r f .........5 I .'I I II 0 retire. Dick K err finished the do not Doyle, 3h............ 4 2 2 2 2 II pitching for Chicago, replacing pay y« Barnes. lh ........4 I I II U I) Connnlly und stopped the visitors' summe Cox, If. . . . . . . . . 4 ll I 2 II II scoring. that ai Block, c............. 4 2 I 5 I 0 Score hy innings: Wiiiddi H ew itt, p. ,. .... 2 l I) 1 7 (I Detroit 010 240 040—11-20-2 end St Chicago 106 000 200— 9- 9-2 Totnls .. H atterles: Itausa, Collins und Talk HANFORD Bnsslcr; Thurston, Edwards and j torium Dumus, If. Schnlk. Incurim Singles Ry Dumas and Myers Are Responsible for Only Run Mnde by Celery-Feds; ^ elty Is Wild In {'inches Frisbie, ss..........4 0 1 Myers, c f-rf........ 4 0 1 McQur, 2b. . . . . 2 0 0 Bailey, lb. .... 3 0 0 Alford, c............. 3 0 0 Kinzy, rf-cf........ 3 0 0 Culbreth, 3b........ 3 0 0 Kelly, p................ 3 0 0 la A d « BC* , ■ 1 FOR OUICK SERV ICE, try THE SEM IN O LE PRIN TERY , W. N. I.um lcy. Prop. PRINTING THAT P L E A SE S, a t very reasonable prices. Rem ington Portable Type­ w riters. Telephone 93, Welaka Bldg. . & £ 2 u ..ir * •' __ IS* ■ !'■• p~-—“■' s« ■ — •» ■ ^ ---- <4« ■ I I I ! rival of our fall stock from September’ will have the largest assortment of gjj r received. r?o make room for these k<x inff a clearance sale for TEN DAYS. nati took two out of three gam es in the current series hy beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 1 S un­ day. At the outset they ham m er­ ed Morrison for two doubles, n sin­ gle nnd a triple, nnd scored th ree runs beforo he got his hearings, Eppn Rixey was hit freely but bore down in the pinches. Score by innings: Pittsburgh .... 001 000 000—1-11-0 Cincinnati .. .. 360 000 21x—0-12-0 Batteries: Morrison, Sheehan and Spencer; Rixey and H argrave. first REAL ESTATE Mtrlcted to t Tha 8 sn - E. 8PU R L IN G , sift-divislon specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a H eighta, Florida on Dixie High­ way. COLUMBUS (Gn..) LEDGER Classified ads have the lari circulation in Southwestern G JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) |i of Tin and Sheet M etal Work. W ater n rd Boat T anks. At Oak Avei.ue and T hird S tr e e t Tele­ phone 111. T IN AND M ETAL WORK Building Material MAINE — WoterviHe. Snlc Stnrts H IL L LUM BER CO. Horn* o. Service, Q uality and Price. ir.ns Smart Slippers Finish Summer plication. To highest u.uuci*. bidder. One FOIt RENT House. — . SALE: — —• — See John UodRe Touring car for repair Mutson. S ' , J r Br ProP«rty of Dove Lloyd, bale Tuesday 18th. Sanford G ar- FOR RENT; Furnished 5 room nge. cottage. M odern conveniences. Phone 426. rU K SALE: 3 acres partly improv *d *ai?H in edge of Sanford. $1, 000. Half cash. U. II. B., p. O. Bo: FOR RENT: T hree room furnish cd apartm ent. 815 P ark Ave. a. it), I OR RENT: A ttractive, large fu r­ A rug 9x12. Axniin nished room, near the w ater. P rivate home. Phone 571-J. ARCHITECT Member A. 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SEE OUR SPECIAL WINDOWS! W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET 410 S anford Ave. Sanford, Fla P /OR IHUK p KEKVICK Day leet* all lrn'»n«. Unir[Phone Mil nnd 63-W C ontractor and Builder 499-M — Phone — 499-M 2108 PALM ETTO AVE. 77./. a* rt'i'c* a n J a tte n tio n , L’G STOKE — ProIrugs. Sorias. We )ou as your phone. Everything For the Sportsman At Bab Hardware Phono R p ELECTRIC CO. ) to Gillon A Platt k Everything elecpns 422. Elcctragith Sanford Buyers E arle T. Field STATIONS AND [»SUPPLIES >ree itatiom. Msgpcond. First and Elm, rnuc and 10th Street, rice. S US I J. H. HUTCHINSON IIR.lt. KVr.lTB Automobiles ECTRICAL SUPPLIES • Moughton h it e c t Har.k Bldg. TO WRECKER o f F l o r i d a alnco R eform ers: F i r s t .National (lank, A creo R u , F a r m s a n d O ra n g o G r o v e s a S p e c ia lty 1020 L a u r e l Avenuo, M em ber of MANFORl). FL A F l o r i d a H tu te F l o r i s t s A s s o c ia tio n . IB FLORIST” r all occasions. Phons 260-W -----Florid* R oaident ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. I'nIntka Daily News is circulated in an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er­ ald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross Jo u r­ nal Herald, Waycroas, Georgia. H. A. SPEIR CAFE a lo n g w ith D ia m o n d q u a lity , g iv e e y o u th e g r e a te e t tire v a lu e In th e w o rld . D E PE N D A B L E USED CARS 1924 IMtdge Touring. 1925 Dodge Coupe. 1923 Dodge Coupe. 1922 Dodge Touring. 1923 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 1» Truck. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 (on True I. W. Phillips* Sons Dodge Bros. Sales and Seri ire ’hone 3 Oak and 2nd Si TAMPA MORNING T R IB U N E — Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local denier so you cnti read Florida's greatest nrwspnner. One year, $8.00, 6 months, $1.00, th ree months $2.00. if you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy n Id 75c to your order. STOLEN: From in hack of the Palm's Annex porch two one WANTED: laidy cashier. m anager of Union News hundred pound kits of Dupont pure L. Depot. white lead and zinc ground in oil. rant. A. Black kit with white letters on it, Rbwnril of $25.00. Also u carload of bricks less 1000 were stolen from back of lot 2 corner of 3rd Street and Laurel Avenue Mn Mr. Kents place where Mr. Cook used to live. J50.0I) reward if returned to \V. M. Tuggle at 503 West Third Street. Some one must have seen them hauling off my bricks named Daisv, 'cause daisies won’t tell. SEMINOLE CREAMERY SEMINOLE PRESSERY FOR SA L E —Space on the patr­ WANTED: Orders fur awning. Will he ready to start making DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell io t classified advertisements. nnything? if so advertise In Why not rent those vnennt rooms, within 5 or 6 days. J. B. II. Caro the Gainesville Sun. Herald. or sell that second-hand goods ! DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in G eorgia’s history; a half million d o llar high­ Business Sites way to the gulf beach ju s t finish­ ed; at two million d ollar bridge Apartment House Sites across Escambia Buy atarted; q u arter million dollar opera house Water Fronts under construction; two millions being spent on highway; g reatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. W rite Devel­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. IT 't) A I NT HOTEL MONTEZUMA LOSSING PAINT COMPANY. INC ' TAsK E A. l o t O F- BRING 4 RESULT^ MAKE RESERVATION EARLY SA V E and T H R IV E The Bank That Sanford Built The F irst National Bank is essentially a Sanford i duct. It owes its strength to the soil from which hits spiting And it in turn, has been a powerful factor in growth and prosperity of this section. For th irty ei year: the F irst National Bank has worked loyally unceasingly for the development of home interests. We invite you to come nnd work w ith us for bigger things ahem:. FIRST NATION AI BANK Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. Quickly recover tbeir strength if treated with Lconardi’s Golden Eye Lotion. Blood-shot, inflammation and soreness are relieved without pain in one day. Cools, heals and strength­ ens. Insist on having MLeonardiT." It pukes strong eyes. At all druggists. G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 Drinking Water Municipal Supply I' lorida State Hoard Of Health UEAJ. ESTATE 111.1 Sanford Ave. Sanford, I'la INSURANCE We Have Several Tracts On Lake Monroe well within the City limits that offer the best development pro­ positions in Sanford. help you the properties which we now control. MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Euch of them through u classified ud in the Morgantown POST. Six cents n word for six consecutive issues. THE CL \RKSHURG EXPONENT -- ( ent ral West Virginia’s largest daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per word 4 insertions 1 1- l e ; Q or more It per word each insertion. You nro wasting time and mo­ ney if this page hasn't your clas­ sified advertisement. Phone it in today. No. 148. INCOME PROPERTY r-\AvC,c,ic. CVM^LIH fer M A C ^ ie • on First Street at I Vy/NMT N O U T o tsE-C. THE FAE’W COAT \ CSQOC4HT \ ‘b E H T TH E PjI L L t o -A ) T O O K . O F F i r e Cl -ITT $725 per ft. ind easy terms I V O N 'T t o u ( L E .T M E 4 0 ^ O O T T O N '4 H T < ? B E *bORC WHN MV OCA.Q m »f '< 0 0 R e a l l y | | W A rs T T O C O O O T T H A T O AO Lf I T ’ t) Q U I T E /XU_RlC,V4T. W : P —- IN TH E HERALD H. B SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc finance and develop * \ L ESTA TE \N T ADS For Further Information. Call at Montezuma Hotel. We will C *O N IS A s J O H N E . EOX EANING, PRESSINl YOU WILL HAVE TO I'AY I’ER FOOT IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PER LOT NOW . Ry GEORGE McMANUS G O T I’M R a ^ jK L IE 1 KIM <»‘T O U T T o n i g h t N’S CLOTHING AN!) GETTING SCARCER ALL THE TIME AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Go., Augusta’s g reatest classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. nerve MODEL TRIM COMPANY FOR RENT: Furnished apartm ent. Apply Sanford P aint ami Wall Paper Co. 112 First S treet. Approved hy <;ONNA TOPS IS SCARCE City Of Sanford G IIP FATHER S E M IN O L E F U R N I T U R E CO FOR RENT: Front bedroom. Call at Milap* Theatre o r 321 M ag­ nolia Avenue. STRAINED EYES I[sire It. kind St. We will give away oi shoos August noth. let uh explain how win them. Beach Property WANTED: From five to 10 acres Money Back If It Don't Help You unimproved land within radius Why should any old person let of three miles of city. II. care The feebleness overwhelm them ill these enlightened days ? Surely bOR SALE: Modern fivo - room house, new paint, screened porch. WANTED: Unfurnished three- evervono know* by this time th at Double garage. Close In. Bayard room apartm ent, first floor, or Cod Liver Oil contains more vitamines than anything else on earth a small house. 11. Si. Box 981. and is the gicntest body builder in YOUNG MEN wanted, with or the world. without experience to fill var­ Any physician will tell you that. ious positions in South America. You’ll like to take McCoy’s Cod Big salaries, grent opportunities. Liver Oil Compound T ablets—they Enclose 25c to cover booklets, etc. are su g ar coated and as easy to P. o. Box 204, Stapleton, Staten take as candv and they ilo help old Island. N. Y. ■ people. i the pines nver- WANTED: Insurance agent to sell Why not try lieing yonrs youngI lots, I corner, accident and sick benefit insur­ or again—why not grow stronger last front. Must ance. Costing only ten dollnrs a in body, in mind, in vitality? Why II. Hutchinson, year. Good commission. 121 West niit take McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets nnd drop years Euclid Ave, Deluind, Florida. from your age in 30 days? We carriage and believe that a 30 days treatm ent will make you feel years younger condition. Call —but nt any rate try them for 30 davs and if you are not ratisfled get your money hack—60 ta b ­ Miscellaneous lets—60 cents at Union P harm ­ acy. Bovver’s Pharm acy or nny progressive druggist. Bo sure and ml course by get McCoy’s—the original and ess. Pay when genuine. —Adv. •lie-fifth others^ i School, Lake-1 .Eft FOR RENT A SONS W hen you bu y D iam ond Tirea fro m u s wo agree to do th is i —Keep th em In excel­ le n t co n d itio n w hile you ■re using th e m , —R epair any llttla cu ts t h a t m ay appear, —O ccasio n ally ch a n g e th e m from one wheel to a n o th e r to even th e wear, —Exam ine th e tire flap* to tee th a t tu b es are n o t being pinched. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates Lincoln Housa. FOR RENT: One furnished bed room. Rent reasonable. 107, 3rd Wildwood—Baltimore capitalists Street. purchase Bank of Wildwood; Wild­ Have you rooms to re n t or sonir wood suburb opened as result. second hand furniture to sell? APARTMENT FOR RENT: One Use The Herald's classified page rO R SALE: One fine grove, lak cj apartm ent of two bedrooms nnd and g et results. front near Sanford. Calder Aj kitchenette. One apartm ent one Fldridge. U bedroom and kitchenette. Location If you wnnt a suit now it will pay you to buy it nt Whiddon nnd cool and shady, rates reasonable. FOR SALE House and lot on 8th to Mrs. Schmidt, 218 French Hodges. If you do not need a sum ­ St. Price 950.00 ensh. M. Care .Apply Ave. mer suit now it will pay you to Herald. get It now for next sum m er. Sec FOR RENT: Furnished rooms. Hot the values nt Whiddon nnd Hodges, bOR SALE: Avocado pears. Fresh and cold wntor. 120 Palmetto. 110 E. Second Street. off t he trees. 305 Park Avenue. FOR REST: Four room furnished bOR SALE: At sacrifice fine team house. Modern conveniences. 611 1200 pound mules, nlso complete 9th Street. Phone 9103 after 7:30 McCoy’s Keeps Old outfit of farming implements p. m. Folks Feeling Young •and tools. Call room 11 Bull Hide bOIt RENT: Kitchen, bedroom nnd garage. M. Schneider, 1101 Elm Try This New Cod Elver Oil Pro partition To Increase Your Strength, Vitality und Endurance. Wanted DAVID B. IIYEB | pmplr " f Hnntard Service somethin atl«a t h o r rat**. ru lea II « lv s you i. And If ■salat you nt *d- to THIS ITICB |8 DIRECTORY s lv a t h a l r »> 1,,re“ ■.! n u m b e r If L plar* wllhla About •■•7 ona Choose from brogue or tlressy Oxfords, in black, tan, sunset and Havana brown, and sports shoes with or without crepe rub­ ber soles. Every pair is up to our regular standard of quality, and a m ighty good buy. Morning MIRACLE Concrete Co, general Sentinel, Thousands 0( Maine cement work, aldewalka, build­ people arc interested in Florida ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. R. property, Reach them through Terwilleger, Prop. the Sentinel . Rate card on ap- rm p o n alb la t in s e rtio n , subsequant , shou ld b s In caaa of means GIANTS AND BRAVES SPLIT NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—The Giants and Braves split a double Oil itoday, Boston winning thu fir.it six to nothing, while New York took the second, 6 to 2. Fred Fitzsimmons, recently ac ­ quired for mthe Indianapolis club of the American Association, held Boston at bay nnd also drove in three runs. Kelly made bis 17th homer of the year In the sixth. Jim m y Welsh drove in four runs with two homers, one of them in tlie third with two on. High also made a limner. First Game Score by innings: I:. 'on 113 olo 000 •'•-7-9 New York 000 000 000 0-3-2 B atteries: Cooney and O'Neill; D ean,Jackson and Snyder. £ for I.n .th Our August Sale is the opportunity for everjlJ your family to buy Rood shoes for less. e^J inen’.s shoes distinctive in cut. Women’s i-rartfJJ pers for street, afternoon and evening S lv j ^ swaRRer that will appeal to the young man. k slippers to suit the critical taste of the you*^ Sturdy play and dress-up footwear for thosnuD|i You will see at a Rlnnce that they were madeU| for considerably more than these special sale pj CARDS CONQUER CUBS ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17.—Pitching his tenth victory of the season, Hill Sherdel held the Chicago Cubs to fivo hits Sunday, and gave the Cardinal* an even lirpuk in tnc* four gam e series. The score was 0 to 2. Manager Rogers Hornsby clout­ ed his thirty-third bonier in the seventh inning off Blake with one man on base. Score by innings: Chicago 100 000 001—2- 5-1 St. Louis . . 020 000 :ilx —0-1-t-l B atteries: Blake and Gonzales; Sherdel and O'Fnrrell. PHILLIES WIN TWICE BROOKLYN, Aug. 17.—Phila­ delphia took both ends of a double header with Brooklyn Sunday, 7 to 6, nnd 9 to 2. Cy Williams led tin* assault with seven hits, includ­ ing a homer and a triple. H arper and Wheat both hit for the circuit in the first game. First Game Score hy innings: Philadelphia 001 OKI 200-7-14-1 Brooklyn 003 020 001—0-11-6 B atteries: Mitchell and llenlino; lluhbcll, Krhardt and DeBerry. f0f e°DO» I Rooms For Rent FOR BIG RESULTS nd\ the FORT LAUD DAILY NEW S—it cover an l County thoroughly one of the m ost rapidly sections on the Florida LEARN ABOUT Polk Coun W IGHT PR IN T SHOP—Printing Lakeland, through the E n g rav in g , Em bossing. See us Telegram. Best advertisim first. W e do it. Phone 417-W. dium id South Florida. Pu R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. mornings. STAR-TELEGI .b O Y . A LPHA h lid Advertising PRINTING l T O COM E T O b t ' E ME. BEFORE t o o C4O LZZ Rooms 9-10-11 Hall Hid Phone 057. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 17, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4afe106552eadebba1d36c50ed867a47.pdf ab7dffaf46ae4a70d062a2ffc4fae3e0 PDF Text Text *7 y .. \ i 'U M' M ►f* > r1 r ‘ t > ^ jr» * . I----------------- ^ g r i d ’s 'G rc a tc 9 t V/ K , , j | i t j R ich est G a rd e n L a n d Coolidge Lays Aside Work To ReturnTo Old Home On Visit With His Aged Parent l>rS i ‘,:.nt En lloulc lo . te Son at Summer Military Also Pays > h it to Grave »r Calvin Jr. I4atlier Is Recovering Rapidly From Illness T- j'> }° I'Jymoulh Made Amid Rain Storms; Aunt Visited In Iroctorville, Vermont Stricken Suddenly Preliminary Hearing , About Month Ago Waived By Accused Husband Notified Hut Loses Prosecution Will Ask Death m ‘.ace to t.et to Hctfeldc. | Penally; Arraignment Fri­ 1 n ,a) ,nK aside the ear,., „f office* Arriving ;{ Hours Later day Is Three Minutes Lang I i'stS n i!,l V ;00ln ," \ Wls , :" k "Knin , '" t "W fe, In ‘he hill Vermont I er Occurred Late jay Afternoon JIuncicRoadway fa Charged 10 PerCent More On Bills Not Paid By Tenth FINANCIER DIES BOY CHARGED AT GLEN COVE WITH SLAYING * ^ ' " 5 Sickness Is Fatal Everett Adams Will Be Tried Io M .s. J. p. MorAim After Upon First Degree Murder Lingering Illness; Cardiac Charge at Octobe.* Term Of Collapse Given As C4tu.se Court In Sedalia, Missouri >7 >nMissing Police Raid PRICE FIVE CENTS J'l-Y.MOUTiI. Vt. Aug. 15.— (/F ) Japanese Women Leap Into Valcano TOKYO Aug. 15.—(/P)—When “ young wornun in Jap an p.-issrs the m arringe nge without having neiiuired a husband, it is a tragedy. Hecently tlir»e Japanese women who believed Ibcy wero on tho ver™e of spinrterhood went to the Asnma Volcano and iiidilint; farewell to the world of unappreciative men leaped to death in the flowlog erater. They were Taknji Kobadnshi, 25, Shika Sonin, 21, i nd Kiyo M aruyuma, 25. A police inspection disclosed th at they had become despondm t a t the prouiK'ct of luvclcus lives. NUMBER 1-1 IN lA N D R O f Must lie Settled Before The Tenth Each Month to Get lienefit o f Modification of Rates Effective in June j p e t i t i o n /Firm Within Legal Right, Says DcCottcs Explanation of Extra Charge Not Made to City Com­ mission, Declares Lake R c q U C S tin j (tovernor to Order Collier Forces O ff Island, Is Secured j Deputy Sheriff Is Reported Missinj T hat the Southern Utilities Company is rem aining within its legal rig h ts us provided by its frnnehiso in Sanford in charging Bloodshed Is Feared an additional sum of 10 per cent Unless ..Police on all electric light and power Is Given bills not paid on or before the tenth of each month was the opin­ ion expressed by City Attorney FORT MYERS, Atip. 15.— . George A. DcCottcs this afternoon. —Governor Martin will bo ' When first questioned in regard naked hy Mnrcn Island hometo the m atter tnls morning Mr. DcCottcs anid th a t he believed tho slenders to intervene in the company had over-stepped its fight for .1000 ncrea of “lost ; rights but since th a t tim e he has land”. found thnt the modified ra te fur Armed with petitiona hy electricity plus the 10 |>er cent e x ­ tra charge still am ounts to a frac­ 153 persona, said to bo almost of Collier tion less than the m aximum charge all of the voters , as allowed in the franchise th a t COUtlty P o t in the e m p lo y o f the utilities firm holds. As long Barron G. Collier, a delegation of ’ us the hills under tho modified homestead citizens will go to T al­ rates, which were effective two lahassee ns soon ns an appointm ent months ago, plus thu 10 per cent can be made to see the governor. ex tra charge are less than the old Tho petitions demand th a t S heriff into, the city nttorney continued, W. H. Maynard und his armed dep­ tho utilities com pany is entirely uties, who nre alleged to bo sup­ within its legal rig h ts. porters of Mr. Collier’s claims to Mayor F o rrest Lnko this m orn­ th a t portion of the island, be o r­ ing said in regard to the m atter dered to leave tho island. th a t at the time the reduced rates were announced and accepted by TAMPA, Aug. 15.—He porta th at the City Commission nothing was a deputy sh eriff m ysteriously dis­ mentioned by tho u tilities com­ appeared from the West coast sec­ pany in reg ard to any ex tra tion of the Bvergladca, where feel­ charge to bn made in case bills ing is tense over a stru g g le fo r were not paid on or beforo tho ten ­ lund between the Karron G. Col­ th day of each month, lie said that lier interests on one side and old so fa r ns lie rmiid rt'incmlier na homestead claim ants and new notice of Hu* paym ent of this c ltr n settlers on the other, followed r u ­ charge to Imi inndc in such ensex mors Friday of threatened violenco was ever ,presented ■ , to, , tho com- unless official steps nre taken by P\ sta te or federal authorities. }» « Printed form. Must Cay llefore Tenth. The little island of Marco, In Conditions are now such th at to Collier county, whore Itarron G .’ take ail van tn go of the reduced or Collier, New York advertising modified rates which were secured m agnate, in carrying out one of through the effo rts o f tho City the largest developments in F lo r­ Commission, the consum er m ust ida, Is seething with d issatisfac­ pay his bills on or before the tenth tion, according to reports received of each month. The old ru le w m ___ _ nnd with arm ed ,depuhere ___ today, 1/1 cents per kilow att hour while ties representing the Cbllicr L4 -! J thf new rate is 11 cents. The a d ­ torests patrolling the island and ditional 10 |**r cent charge which W. G. W Illinois, head of an o rg a n ­ has been assessed upon u num ber ization thnt represented the town of consumers makes the ra te in of Marco, leading nn opposing o r- ' such cases 12.1 cents pet; kilowatt gnnixntion, tho situ atio n is in ­ hour. tense. It is pointed out today th at those An appeal has been made Jiy consumers who, through oversight the Williams forces, asking fed or having been out of town, did end nnd sta te intervention into not pay their bills prom ptly dur- whnt will bo revealed ns “ high ing the p ast two m onths, were of handed" operations of a politrnl nceesaity forced to pay this extra ring and the activity of n well o r­ 10 p # cent charge which was add­ ganized liquor hand. Tho Williams ed to th eir re g u lar hills. One con­ faction also is asking for tho re­ sum er, it is said, whose hill moval of S heriff W. II. M aynard, amounted t» S'.M) for the month of who. they sny, has taken up his July, lias been charged an ad d it­ residence at the home of the lo­ ional $:i because of the check cov- cal Collier representative nt Csx(•ring the am ount having been re ­ iimlms und is heading the armed ceived by the utilities company two patrol. dnys Into. The trouble has arisen over Inml P art of Modified Hale. claims which Collier hns put un­ When questioned on the m atter der fence, according to the Wil­ this m orning, H. A. King, acting lia m « faction, nnd which have m anager of the local office of the been homesteaded bv others. Southern U tilities Company said, When i, re-survey of the pron. “the 10 |s-r cent e x tra charge ir e rtv was attem pted, according to not a fine as is believed by a mini Williams, three surveyors nnd her of persons who have had to three of the settlers interested in pay it, hut is a part o f the modi­ the survey were, arrested , anil fied rate conditions as set forth by made to plead g uilty under tbe com pany nnd accepted by the thonts. An nttorney is preparing City Commission. a suit for heavy dam ages against The company m akes its own Collier, lie said, which will be filed ratcH ami tho city commissioners in federal court. were only influential tn securing F irst public inform ation of tha for Nanford the modification of impending strife wns given out rales which were effective ii little Thursday when Williams appealed over two months ago. The condi­ to his Tnmpn agents to send state tions concerning the paym ent of or federal officials to Marco to re ­ hills has been circulated in this live the tensity. city nnd the conditions are also In connection with the app,*al, printed on all bills," Mr. King con­ it wns said Friday, that ill feeling tinued. hns been evident on the island for "Those consum ers who refuse to three years nnd flared into sudpay th eir bills U’cnuso of the 10 fCmitimird on Pago Three) per cent ex tra chnrgc, due to their in tin r«* to M’ttlr their uerountH bo* fore the tenth of the month, will Man Steals Ride On have their service cut off," Mr. Wins’ of An Airplane King concluded. GLEN C O V B .V y ., Aug. 15— SEDALIA, Mo.. Aug. 15.—b D — father. * ° f V‘S 1 " ,lh hia rett Adams, 1?, slayer of Kden nt n„ur u i I*?1 wifo of An eight hour tr tri i ,i •t. I'lnwson. will be tried on a first storm s »nd Z r ,n^ r,“‘tion:'! »*nnkcr, died a. deg re" m urder charge in the Oc([CIE. Inti., Aug. 15.+— brought ino froln the the president from th.* ! her Long Inland term of P ettis county dis“Onearm” Wolfe, one sum».m er W hite House in Swamphorn,, from n “cardiac # t' |• ■•••niiiv coilapsi Iitrirt I I I* I fit'll l court. [companions of Georfto here Into / rri, v t B , lK'i" ir ,,f " to p in g sickness I The boy' was held without bond i f I" Anderson, tvho late father criticalK- ai •’ I"1" '1* h is ; for two months. "ben he was arraigned uncxpcctshot nn<l k ille d Beit w aiting for him in 'f '" " ” 'h r a£o. No relatives were a t the bedside ! i '11/ :,t 11 “’clock Friday morning •nodes* home. "" fr° nt “ f " H Mr. M „ a , n infonn ^ h ^ WM, ! ^ ""T J land his w ife because [formed police last Jattl his sig h t was ..ne of sev eral' ,|| .*l,,n T‘ ,,f..f 'T. th.at his wife ica« very i»r luninnry 'hearing. "" ........... " ' O W.io » l - |) I llllllllttl , 111 .11 l o g . Hist touched th oxicutive on an . l i l t lie fore noon, by tra in for The suddetr change in the plans |f the whereabouts of eventful d ay ’s ride. Earlier lie hud • 'n ote. lie was mot a t th o .sta- l“ hold the preliminary hearing at Chapman, notorious stopped near Camp I)lVen to greet 1,1,1 rUxb''d by uutomobilo to - "'clock yesterday afternoon foi[bher, was captured by <u“ son, John, a corporal in the tnu .Morgan country home a t Mat- lowed a conference between Hoy ’ iii/.cn s m ilitary training camp, niei oi i. Point, on Bast Island, >Hacker, county attorney; Ilenry ate Friday night while * (through thin city, VH,'ed the graviyuril at Rock­ w.iiiti lies a »hort distance o ff the Adams, the boy’s father and Claude Contract Awarded to Record ingham m eeting hoice, near Itei- mainland of | Mlan(|. H0 reach-' WiIkerson, lawyer retained for the lance, tin- inform er, and Company of St. Augustine; 11" s 1'nll», V’t.. where his great- til his home three hours u fto r his defense. were shot to (loath by To Have Embossed Cover groat grand father was buried ami w,fF ' ,l; :"h. To Ask Heath. “Dutch" Anderson, who Design in Several Colors had dropped in at the home in (Hi.ml wi re at once stationed ut After th e conference Hucker reEvicted with Chapman of • roctorvillc, \ l„ of his nunt, Mrs. (•'iliseway I'oruiccting Bust Island pented his assertion that he is dollar Now York mail A contract has been awarded for Narah Pollard. to l/ong 1-laud and none but rein-'determ ined to ask th at the boy be land .shared the prison Kt'ttthe printing of .'10,000 booklets, de­ Visits Son’s (ira te . live and ln>.e friends of the family enteniTil to hang. It is believed ld subsequent escape from I in mediately nfior his arrival were allowed to approach tile holm . 'be sudden arraignm ent may have picting the natural advantages and I penitentiary. lo re, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidgo ne- A doctor and two attemlantM were been tin* result of failure to |>er- resources and giving other infor­ Chatitnan and Anderson He w ants to r.urceed “ Fiirlilii.e mation concerning Seminole coun­ John ( ’oolidge, .•m pa rued l>y * id.....................:,t tin- jM'i|-ide when Mrs. Morgan i '>iade Hucker to en ter a more ten* hiding at liancc’s home Hob!" His name is .lumen II. ,\l. "* p re sid e n ts father, went to the ' “ ffered the enrdlac collapse. lent charge or to throw the case ty, at a total cost of $1,800. The ■tor llniiro informed police Hillan, lie’s un atto rn ey of «;.■■■ > cem contract was closed this week at etery where their younger son, Nlrirkcn July II. into the juvenile court. Be.- and Chapman was sur- Hoy, Wis., and lie’n n cnmlida »• tor alvin, was buried a little over a a m eeting of thi* Seminole Bounty Mrs. Morgan was stricken with Not more than half a dozen spec­ 1on the streets of Muticic, tiie sent of the late Senator l.a year ago.#There they remained for deeping si, U e .lt,|v II while at tators were in the dingy little o f­ Association of ('ham hers of Com18, and captured, r’ol lotto. 0 brief lime. The m ill’ -. oceasioii- t?nding church -ervices. .Several fice of Justice Fisher when the Imy Hierro wdth tho Krcortl Company kon was not trapped when «t was nnnounc"I. ''y the visit to the grave was days later it v..i annottnrod she was arraigned. Hundreds of curdetive s closed in nil Chttpalleviated' in a measure in th<> bad passed the , rit i and was stea- '"os persons had idnnned to attend The booklets will he six by nine |t January and hud kept prcsidcnt'a mind l»y the appenr- dil.v improving but she never cn I'b hearing afternoon in the court safely hidden until Frinnre o f his father. tirely emerged from a sta te of house, hut the sudden change in inches in sixe nnd will contain IS fctI tressed in hi heat clothes, Col. I c," naplans niadi* it impossible for them pages. They will have a four col­ 1 ""liil're not only gieeted liis di iA i >>rp of tie odists attend' d reai li justice’s office before pro- ored embossed cover which, it is adies of ilance and his declared, will he lieautiful in every tmgoished son ami daughter.in-law her following Imr attack and Hr. ceedings were over, fformer .till alive hut dy<detail. The hooklet will contain a i at bowed them around his place, •' I ieriiey, th ief phvsicinn in ' Kvi-rolt was led into the court J, discovered a few min large am ount of a rt work and 1'dnting out a number of late i in - ,-hnr:re o\,.t ,| i ■m,--, used blond 1tomn luituleuffed to (Jrover lln ’nt, tf the hooting hy a pa:-. • ______ ptoyementH. Itransfusions in an ntteinut to n*- deputy sheriff who returned the here will lie three colors Used on | :it, l.ut no trace of Anthe inside, giving tho pamphlet an I n s t r u c t ! r A s k e d T o (>uil ills . ' '"HI the visit here Monday of patient*, strength, lie a t - ' b”\ to Sedalin from Kansas City, attra ctiv e appearance. found. h.ios. ■ xirrtary .Mellon and Senator " it' d t•» fmvihle feeding^ Mrs. kt> arrest wu:; brought I’o s itiu n R c.ntiK c of A The county publicity body will I'It-ail s Not (iiiilly. ■ local officials working vi. „ i s t i a . , Smo«t, of Utah. t.:<> discuss the Morgan, wlm fur years hag been I have at its disposal during the en ­ o lit’CCn .'L id o A g a in s t I v I i i i i , l.i lgi.m ili bt situation, tin* presi :l virtual invalid, sufficing from ____ ... .... ,....... ................ ........... Wilkerson announced a plea of sal agents. Ifo was roS t’lliml Wish to Avoid Fuss 'b ut mtend.i to keep affairs of heart trouble, lost ground a fte r the , tiot guilty and waived prelim inary suing y ear approxim ately $ 1<»,000 ,1 je vi- 'ting Mufu ie a*, in, , tato shunted to the background first rally from her attack. i rxrm ination and Kverett was led for advertising purposes. The book­ JTJ-k. . ‘■ ,‘^ c .trl-p k . .. .. than ...... thrive ,„ ,v . will tak e, in th? resources of Ith’ Hance home. Several ARCADIA, Fin., Aug. 15._ A r : "* tr' V(’ himself’ over to rest andi Sons Culled Home. back to Id cell less pro laid for him hut he ea­ fight for freedom o f sm-wh in tlm rt’Iax«tion. „ T ,° two sons Junius Spencer minutes af r he had" cntorc«l''lhe IilY*r3r l"T,,.i' ’.n “ r . Semlimlo county. I here will bo nicturcn in large rn st until January IK. churches without jeopnrdi/.im: Leave In a Hrlxxle M-rr m nod llenrv Slurgus M or-1court room num ber from nil of these sections can who left New london. Conn.,I In the Inii f proceedings, the hoy'!. . . . . . acting on information other interests became imminent , '•!.av']!g •Swampsentt in n d r i z ............. morning mi the Mor<’an yacht sat quietly. Ills pale fuce Imlray- and all will be displayed to advan­ npman was a t the Mane F riday when Grady Herndon, a • le the first stop made hy the nr«">tage in th e booklet, it was announc­ fcrrounded the place and •isia n t principal o f the HeSoto nieiit was oil the outskirts of Ayer, 1 •1r-:iir on the In day crin e of the ing no emotion, Ins despairing ed. •Mass., m a r Camp Devons, where New \o ik Yacht club, were udhmwn eyes e-iving wearily over the |ur.il hours, saw him up- county high school at Arcadia, de­ According to local representa­ clared lie will press his case Jnlui was waiting in the automo- v1-••I of their m other's death hy dusty mn|is ami ng< ituincd >id n tives of the county body, the book­ bii' of Hrigiidier (ieneral Ilarnuni, " ‘r '' are returning to (lien liars on llu* walls of the tiny room. [ffierrs fell jn step behind through the courts, following a i ituu commander. let will l>e without diiiibi the finest 1 ’*'*h 'hern is George Niehj j t, wun Hu was ,|r,.■ drea .,,,1 ed jin a dui’k blue fie »a automobile load of duiuiiid for iiis resignation from The president ami Mrs. Coolidge "I • •' x,,n-in-law, who i mnimo- suit, Ids hair was parted eat -fully, lite ratu re ever printed nnd circu­ the school because he mad<f antiDrove up to him. As one lated hy any county in Florida. yacht club, and he looked more like a Men who are w l l ncoiiaintcd nnd utterances in the Haptiat I i sed the lad and eliatted with Inin ifficers alighted from the klan icvernl iibMiitea before continuingi '• Morgan, who haIs’en for a “date" Hum a rnnles'O'd lay­ Jman whipped out a pistol church a t Nocatee, his home. ■;m,*uln g much of his time it the! er listening to words that m a\ nti- experienced in editing nnd writing Herndon enmo to Florida about 'on ttic 11 way. l*nl fire. I he shots were will get up the data and the copy nnd Fitchburg th- ’•*«* '•'•• ►'/< " ib ; making «»\y d e r'e x trc m e ' p.'nMtv.'cii-i lii for the pam phlet, it is declared. fever, am] the officers n y e a r ago from Kentucky and I presidential Ayer caravan ran into a “ V"1 (rips to Ins Wall Mrit *»f-1 Ilf,, ; life served as assistan t principal last p a him. There were in all three bidders blinding -lorm which neurl.v oh- fire | iV ' 1 'in, was informed this y ear mid was re-clcted for the for the work: llnynn nnd Hut li f f P»o was taken to the loHcurid !li” view and made driving uiorning that Mrs. Morgan was " f this city , 5,11*7: the Grower llhl later turned over to com ing session. He i*- also pas­ on the •digested Mohawk nine resting easily and he loft f-r New Work Is Bushed Cress, T am pa, $5,175; tho Korord I d and ru iied to In. to r of tho Haptist church at No­ I wlui* hn/ardous. Winding along Ymk on the small yacht N ivetto. Sanford Road S?r Company, St. Augustine, $4,800. lu in order to forestall any cat ec. pa-t trucks and automobiles with "ben he arrived a t hi- office he Two Sundays ago, he said. In All of the bids followed the sunic IV lu a • ... iate,. to engii on g reg a-' ' k" headlights on tin the president's fnund messages frym Glm Cove distributed among hi • peeifieutons. The bill of the Her­ [ddivery. telling him to return at mn'i Four of the Id by 10 feat ie-til lion a pamphlet entitled: Th" • Kit lirinoi M" " " ‘ ine made its way in safety During a severe electrical tnrni signs, the contract for which was o d Company was approved, it is rnan "hen questioned by Klux Anti-American. Anti ( h r i s - ; ‘broogh the storm tonight, Ibo electric |pfht vsteoi awarded recently to the Itoldt Nip • (id, because it was £">75 tower 1 Indiana . • warding t ” by II II. , ‘n ta Nl w for tlii* Morgan and neighlioring per Company of this city by the than tin* next lowest bid and lieI"Vf* criminal exploit , cred- tian and Ant aylor, pastor of a Haptist ehurel. nu\'!t ' t,,,> l,ri' •';1," ' e-itatcx was disrupted, and candles officials of the Chamber of Com cause the Nt. Augustine firm is lhim after his escape, rc- T a t M urray. Ky., nnd editor „f r «r trav el.,1 for the most part over liilent, were brought into service t light i merce, are already completed, ac­ allowing three instead of two in ­ rnu.lc* muddy and at the Morgan home. cording to an iinnouncemrnt by ode colors. |h«iting occurred „ft,.r Mr News and Truths, and ince th e n ';1,''1 delegations of mu the klan in HeS..'..; 1 I t»,a« ""im ssahle by (Continued on |*ago Three) m oi Mai. in ________ J. rain, SNaves hvcm M iihViiih Illicit miiI the builders of the m arkers this . i T " , mcl Anderson, county have called on him nyj‘ and n .'il'-l "ii liini i j j | m ; 1 j O . . . Mrs Mormorning. \ { ku'l \ »v. was a c County Superintendent ' • • | O O lK .^ U I II I I l * l l ( gan came to tin public pr iin-i” ic lu speaking of the large signs II !h«y i niddlctown o'a,t lwr‘ ,s ({cniatided hi.* r* wq.m .«inhi t»ft••r thu outliruiak of th the •’ Pil"..'h e r Sm ith has which will be arranged in nn urtion from Ighway „ feW , llU., w’ “ ' h' i’ Ism-1 tjstic manner and placed ut strn teTho letter from .Superintendent, . a , lofi bont". whore It small group of • pjc . „„ t|„. main arterial ■ l« f.u „vi,irk Sm ith, dem anding his resignation J jj ( j y | | f}(* rV !(‘C fiiemlt were being entertained Hi highway of this state, it was said f c n ' t ' ^ r ’r :,"la,,lv by said: {drew a pi itol and was about to tliat tin work ”ii the rem ainder | shoot Mr. Morgan when Mi Mor­ of them is being rushed to com ­ n barley, police “ Inasmuch ns the publie sch“o1" 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-IV . I gan grnMied the m an's hand -trug- pletion and tb it ihny will Im- fin­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.—Two ure fundam entally engaged in ^ s t „ r y i8 serving all the people without re- ■idem ( oolidge is being for. ed ml« gl. <1 unti with the aid of others, ished by the middle of September. planes of the MacMillan arctic ex ­ pedition nt Ftah, Greenland, arc 1 ,| " 1 ’m g wer< gard to class, creed, caste or pre- „ tight corner in the selection of s|ie Imd gained possession of the m aking an attem pt Friday to vst„ Mrs. Helen Garden we’M'on1 ,1 " ' l!l afternoon vinos conditions of servitude. I, ns u Returning to this eoontrv <n the Thumlershowers Arc lutdish a base a t the hend of F lag­ ■l a fte r the olficial head of that svmIiiii in ^ |M| t, tteuiocrutic member of the Whit" S ta r liner Celtic in I'JM, hay, uecortliiig to a message .. Kht ' > throw their this county, feel obligated to pro­ ’or Week l ler she headed a group of women who Predicted D received hy the Notional Geo­ «!"■ trail. Tracks In test it from being drawn into any Unit d .State-. Civil Service. icml 1 it11 'c to the conclu- controversy, involving creed, class, graphical .Society. The third plane If he follows custom he will spent the entire trip knitting '"cks WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.—t/V) 1 1" *' hnnet* and his wife politics or religion. _ _ name a Democrat, but thin is the and swenti’rs for llrili Ii oldiera. — Weather outlook for the week the NA-2, has been pounded so •‘You, by your own ndmi ;sion, first b i g j o b Kcpublia.n women After this country entered the beginning Monday in tin’ South badly by the waves in Foulke the gunmen Fjord, the present anchorage nl war, aim was cuuallv l.u v m the have perpetrated an attack upon roail when Atlantic and Fast Gulf S tales is the expedition, that it may he be­ Tja? occurred. the Americanism and C hristianity have bail a chance at, and th’-y war activities of women. generally fair at U’ginning and yond repair. » r man „f th ,. |a of nn organization which include want it. A dozen prom inent Kcsome pronumm) probability Jlocal its membership a large num ber publican publicans, men and women, are afWinter Haven—I’lnns heme p r o , some " " 1 thundor‘I ' The seam s of the plane have in its membership a large number " \v MiV#u *M'in Charles been opened by the w ater which patrons and taxpayers of the ter it. The salary is attra ctiv e un I ■ pared for construction of * I uu.lHH) ( showers n the nV'| " “Re. of Mitncie, of 1.08 ANGELES Aug. 1 5 .- 0 7 V die a X o E »f this county. the j...... . * | Arn.de building, corner Third St. I p arts of the w w ) y lth the tenq,- filled two forward com partm ents, Masked Robbers Get (gnoring the blind baggage of a pubii I » n i \ T‘ " 1 1 frk’n,l af and she w ent down by the noao u n ­ TTherefore, h e r e fore to prevent Political friends o f the president and Magnolia Avenue. J cratu re near normal. , *1 ' Anderson. to pri .. the Hetrain , Jack Richman til the wings rested on the wator, 91,500 From Hotel .passenger finding himself up ag ain st it for iif.!'1? ' nft,'r" ““ ". Ilance soto high school from .becom ing have iggestod th at ho get one o f ------i the m essage said, hut a fte r n hard _ ^ i • I \ 1 i A I , i ! » iu r ■arted to this city to involved in this controversy which (the two rem aining commissioners, transportation u t lots Vegas, New trugglo one was hoisted aboard MIAMI BEACH, Aug. 15— Af- Mexico, yesterday, grabbed tha would but detract m aterially from | both R';l»“ ,»|)«a|,!,_ “ "'j 'V* N C X t » S t t ‘ | ) I I I 1)1*1^11111 I ) ( i l ) t I f l C C t l M g R it* b e­ tho Peary. te r overpowering tho night cle rk 'w in g of an airplane and beat tho T Anderson g an g its purpose to :erve all the po< tire and uccept some other posiThe National Gcnrgrnphic Society of tho Hotel Alton early today, two beat railroad time into Los Angel­ l II 1 ,trnl a few m inutes tile I H ’k for your immediate res- tion, so he can appoint a man Dcm •I added: teacher mol assistan t oernt in his place and u woman masked robbers worked tho combi­ es. • *re» drove from th eir Ignat ignut ion mu as ......... Uepuhlicun t" the present vacancy, “The m essage also reports th at nation of the safe and escaped principal of this school. Tho plane which Jack ‘‘flipped" WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. Tho new proposal t< » Belgium would be _____ a ..1C ......................... the photographers are getting ex- with $500 In cash und $1,000 worth ns it was taking off nearly went thnt would he a solution. ■.!«. | there was no Democratic leaders nnd many next inovxo in the Belgian Auteri- the result. Some members of the e«*llent results in th eir of forts to of dintnonda. Clerk T hurston into disastrous side slip due to tho Infi ^ f a w l to de- Debt powerful women of higher sut- can debt negotiations appear- now . American commission are inclined „i,la jr, n atu ra l color pictures of Iterg was made n prisoner und tak- weight of the man hanging on the t qp " ; ' lh‘’r [‘•"“ rt of the to the opinion that the Belgian frage circles are supporting Mrs. to rest with President Coolidge. the flora and fauna of tho fur len to Holly wood, ’ 28 miles away! Are Marking- Time Minnie I • have definite Fisher Cunningham , promiThe commissions representing government must make some con­ North. L ittleton island near Ftuh, n , where ho wan roleuscil. The men outer edge of tho wing. N either l, . '‘’ad to the nrneat Texan mem ber of the Nation- the two governm ents suspended cession if an agreem ent is to be breeding place of t0o little auk, i escaped in an uufomobitu stolen pilot or passenger saw their unin­ vited passenger until they wrr« “ nu,r,|l'rv’rs within a fe # ’ WASHINGTON. Aug. until | reached. at League of Women Voters, who I their negotiations today was visited by Maynnrd Owen Wll- from U ui* Sogolo, a guest of tho well off the ground when they wen* Interest rates constitute the llama, who succeeded in taking hotel, The American and Belgian has been very active here in s u f-! Tuesday so th at Chairm an .Mellon having difficulty in coaxing the s S r 1 t-im n, tr a ted Mrs. commissions were marking time I *rntgc and other legislation .She j and Senator Smoot, Republican, stum bling block in the discussion*, m any pictures of these birds. craft to nn even keel. When they in,,,!.; kll,'"K her in stan t- today in their negotiation;, over helped to drive the m aternity bill Utah, m ight lay all of th, farts While nil official information is "M r. Williams also obtained pic­ |morc sh"»'' "truck Ilance the funding of the b ltb ’ kingdoms in congress. | before the chief executive ul Ply- withheld there are definite stato- tures of w alrus sunning themselves Cholora Epidemic Is did see him thoy motioned him to crawl in toward the fuselage, lie he foil m ortal* $ IKU.UUO wnr debt to the U nitnl i Mrs. C arrie Chapm an C att, it is mouth, Vt.. Monday. |!" l'mcn nicnts th at the Belgium, are insist­ on the steep rocky sto re s of tho obeyed and thereby the pilot said Reported In Shanghai . " ' ing upon rutes below those a t States. Work of the t " / ' commis- understood, has w ritten vurious I ...... While the negotiation;, still "f* islund. Jui^’li G ayer, color photo­ a crash was saved. The wind tore * * * hcucvcd t o sinus wa« suspended yesterduy un­ senators, wiiich Great Britain refunded the among them Senator ficinlly nre described iis proccedg rapher, is enthusiastic over re ­ i n.i" (h,-ir automobile til Tuesday l» p V '" 11 SHANGHVI, Aug. 15 —(JP>— Jack's shirt to shreds. h Curtis*. Republican louder, th at in I ing in a satisfacto ry manner, therr. debt to this country and those the sults bbtuiiicd in producing tho , U west tow ard to ta k e up the progrc-s o ilat' her Ia ‘it illness .Mrs. G ardner re- is n very definit • indication that American government has been co n trastin g colors o f arctic fish Cholera is epidemic in this city with higher official’ of tlicir r«- quested th at she und others re unless one sid or the other makes j obliged lo pny in carry the Belgian und the irridescence of glaciers with 1,000 cases estim ated existing Worker On Lakeland governments and .<> rea m aterial rere don. tin* present under th e light of the m idnight ut prevent. They are increasing nt Steel Building |iraw 'J V ,l° 1, ,*Inncc n,a n - «■poctivo iv o ad.(i'ional instruction as to (lecst the president to nam e Mr* effo rt to fund the $180,000,000 wur Hurt Today’s session of the two com­ sun. the rate of 50 to 50 cases daily Cunningham us her successor. missions was a comparatively brief with approxim ately 12 per cent n.i A f w t n i m i t e s how to proceed In D>e m utter. Among tho Republican women debt will prove unsuccessful. a Ii I'.ntniist coming declined to . any LAKELAND, Aug. 15— G. Ber­ Belgium i"* insisting upon iti . one.. WOfficials IM resulting in death. No cases «ru suggested for the vacancy created ASTKDI.OGKK DIFS Markets term s nnd members of the Ameri-1 w hether the visitors had received nard, s steel worker employed u t (reported am ong foreigners. | by the death of Mrs. G ardner are |f the ron t L,m,1v ia ‘h« the New Arcade, slipped from off can debt comrotsalon un* certain I fu rth e r instruction* from their CHICAGO, Aug. 15.—Wheat, Lit aiitr , J!"'1 "w ing a oln,,hii p " i the to NEW HAVEN. Conn., Aug. 15. •Mrs, McCormick, widow of Sena­ th a t these will not be found nc-(governm ent but developments of Septem ber, J.G0 to 1.61; December a beam on the fourth floor tbix Hade City— Bank of Pasco to r Medill .McCormick, of Illinois, (ip,_n r Elmer Kugeue ( r«ft, AsPrvuidcnfc the $loy pointed in thut direction. * to 1.68H*, Corn, September County rem odeling qu arters, and morning, falling to the ground. Mrs. La Foilette o f Wisconsin nnd ccptablu to conjure**. [ for hnti td, 1 ance's fee­ An unofficial report was th at 1.0-1 i to 1.05; O ats, September heavy building program Iving ca r­ His condition is reported as serious trologe!*; X l ‘f l o * ™ Mrs. C harles B ennett Sm ith of Coolidgo m ay take n different view ! hirnt f „a ? '1 p,,ckinK him indigestion hevo tod»Jf* , ,c wnn Michigcn. n hospital, where 4!>7i, at tho Morrvl Memorial Hospital, ried out, of the m atter and if he should, a they were advised to stand firm . CI yenrs old. _ TO HAVE PRINTED 30,000 BOOKLETS SCHOOL TEACHi'K TO MAKE FICiSIT FOR FRFE SPEECH On s thc»choo,'l MacMillan's Plane Wrecked liy Heavy Waves O ff Coast , Lorncr Un Vacancy war. a iimntie entered.1 ..Aid At Once To He Taken Hy President Coolidge Commissions I * •. >»k<« b (lk.lt VfcM • A -V V ,, f ,pM SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925. Enter Race T artly «l«Udy. local thunderahe era; gentle westerly winds. Maximum Tamp. .. ...... . Minimum Tem p.......... 4UH •I ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES IB XVI. igtiiHance And f/or ‘Squealing* fjgtndit, Leading \pprehension , :• i. ^ BhcilMn W * ’'1 . . i V1 �WAY. AUGUST U THE SANFORD HER ifc~ 5 .- T l - r . a s g a g « i I = 3 c - = a g ; z - r ^ ; i l - When the Campaign Workers Celebrated Victory '- v T p r LONDON, Aug. 14.—’■The tre n d ' tia ry system , with reduction ot m* m erm in prison reform rwionn is ij* to in-i crim e known us capital o elL ’ ’ in A Americnn ward Individual atten tio n for wrong [and enactment by the io^iunu doom in courtu and prisons, Dr. Mslnture i n -18(50 of a - i to Amos W. ISutler of Indianapolis,; law, cnublng prisoners to ishorten JJ by good behavior g Ind., declares in a paper prepared th eir sentences h" for the In tt rnntional Prison Con- j and evidence of a desire to gress, in scs don here Aug. 3-10. He noted the founding > A fter the custom of E u ro p ean . York in 1870 of a refori associations, th e paper translated j m arking the beginning '»• tr into French and reprinted, is h an d -je n t reform atory system ; es ed to a com m ittee which will su m -jm en t by rndinna in 1873 of t m ariic it and subm it it to the w h o le'sep ara te prison for women congress as a basis for discussion.! tlon by M assachusetts nt t Mr. llu tlcr is form er secretary o flb o lfo n system in 1878; and the Indiana board of• state c h a ri-1 physical and mental exami • • . .•__ __* .. _2*1. h/-.- n t b 60 Feet 2102 First St Realtors, " “ ■■Mil! tis s u e ® iWAStI ■ FAST P U L L M A N DINING CAR Til rh« nhovo photoirrnpli shown more than 200 Lunine:** men who j oinetl hand* Innt week in making tho Chamoer of i < je success. On '.heir first day they raised $35,000 anil on the second day they boosted the total $2,000 over their goal guru went up to approxim ately $70,1100 and on the ilosing day it mounted to $107,000, a world s record. N O R T H and EAST m enu or establishment of new in­ terprises so often puss up the city or town th at give* approval to or acquiesce* in the publication of, an inferior local newsnaper? It is, unreasonable to believe that they judge tho Hpirit of the town by 1!>'• appearance of the1 patter published IIKRLIN, Aug. II.—The Reich­ there 7” The same sort of spirit ns that stag recently was treated to a interpretation of public senti­ shown by the Florida newspaper true ment, at least the sentim ent of C2AINKSVIVI.Lt Aug. M.— No found th at the editors are ls?rit part of the public, when 2011 elder­ agency deserves more credit fur upon the one idea of driving home ly nieii and women demanded sal the rem arkable grow th of Florida to their readers the outstanding Nag*- of their savings wrecked by during recent years than do the thought that - "Florida is the best (lie inflation of the mark. newspapers and m agazines of the state in he union." T hat their argum ents have been stute, declared (1. -I. King, adver­ Tin •m* elderly people visited lh<* tising editor of the agricultural successful is best shown, .Mr. King Reichstag to settle th eir account departm ent, in an address Wednes­ ..aid, in the results accomplished; with the fieri.lun N ationalists, an day before tin* Home D em onstra­ I.'suits evidenced today in the most an mint which they claim ed result­ tion departm ent at F arm ers' and unusuul influx of people into the ed fro... promisea by th a t party of state that perhaps ever has been F ru it (.row ers' Week. an a.Ic.piate revaluation of llu-ir hunk accounts and depreciated se­ Tuking us his subject "Commun­ witnessed in the nation's history, curities in return for th eir votes. ity Knrichment,” Mr. King held although the so-cullcil "season" is m the work of the state's editors several months ahead. Ity tl.elr un­ effo rts by two NaTtrtitJtllsts lb and publish.*™ an outstanding ex­ tiling efforts the editors have con­ sleo. the tide of protest proved fu­ vinced the people of the state that amples o f efforts toward commun­ tile u.kI eventually the demniislmity building. "This in illustrated," (heir's is an all-the-ycar clim ate tion liccr.ine so turhule.it that all be said, "in every issue of every iipiul to any, in..I superior to vir­ other business of lhe Reichstag publicntiun issued in Florida. I*'. w tually all others, he added. w a . suspended. The Natio.mlistu Declaring that in. unselfishness people, however, can realize the M< d the hall. All others pm ties extent to which the <ditors and such as that shown by the state's then were draw n inti, the discus­ publishers of the s ta te devote their edit ors nod publishers would In.il.l sion. tim e and spaed in their papers to c tru rlu .i s *>f permanency in any tine old woman expressed her telling the story of Florida. Con cndcavni. Mr. King said it was "an feeling , declaring that all (l.-rinun ntant reading of a large number ungrateful community that would lot.nls should he hang. .1 An of the paper, publish.'.I here is .profit by . lit. work of its news­ '.•Id man rushed alw.iit tin* lobby repaired to fully appreciate paper and then In turn give the • '.k in g support for a plan to p a r­ editor of th at publication only a Work. ' t it ion the property of the llol.cnmeag.-r support, for surely all in-' l /idler.is. Ills war cry was: ‘Those "D uring a period extending D iligent people must realize that person! who lost the war should two years I have .lev.it.*.I se th eir community will he furnished not get a pension. Its the first duty hours each day to the rcadin of the t.,le to care fur tho e who the s l u i l newspaper.*!- and ........ with a paper only in keeping with price At a a e rifie d their children and their weeklies- in ud.lition to tin ocean- *'i. support they give it." hard-earned savings." ionttl pc'iuiul of the m agazines m ill-1 * May not this he the reason," lixhed in the ‘Lund of Sunshine In* asked, "why progressive bush und Flowers.’ In th a t time I have tiers seeking new fields foe invest Florida’s IVewspapers And Magazines Responsible For j Growth Of State, Says King Government W h a t the World Is Doin As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine H o b by - H on e Chair on Springs iric and Manufacturing Company. It treatment to human !*ln:s. In-cause is entirely possible, he said, through h:s experiments are not yet complete, Krpt Cromwell in Tra ining One of the reasons for Oliver Crom­ well’* fame is ill.* fact tli it I..* suc­ cessfully <luv<'l<>|s J IIt*' cavalry units of his uriuy to a high degree of . tli- a combination of electric, and radio supervisory control, to start a train wiilimit a crew from a station, oper­ ate it nt full speed, or to slow or stop it, automatically m compliance with automatic block signals, permitting a central dispatcher to control nml su­ pervise completely nil I....Vein.'lit of trains on a system. The currier-cur­ rent of signaling ami communication, as the promt, is calk'd, is hawil on I In* principle that wireless waves will poetically follow along tho course of win's without leaving them, if pro­ pelled in a certain way. Making Giants Out of Mice and Men cirnry, demons!rating the value of hotsos itr many Isittles. An interestlag sidelight on this phase of hi* career has attracted attention recent­ ly in a curious artmdiair with n . at resting on high springs extending dIm.v.* the botto n fmiue. Wl.cu homo from campaigns and too busy to lake regular ex. rriso on his mount, Crom­ well is said to have exercised in tins chair, bouncing up nml down fc.r a short period each day to keep him­ self ucnistoiucd to the motions of borseitack riding. The relic is now in the p.Mnession of I'reuti-r Ituhhviu of I'.agland and was dcuiou-stratol by biiu when friends visited him at Ins n t iil'iii e. Radio Control o n Railways (o Start and P.un T r a in s Rats ns large ns raccoons nn.l guinea pigs as tug as Igulgcra a..* pos­ sibilities ns a result of a discovery by a scientist of the University of Cali­ fornia, wlule its upplication to rattle, slu up and hogs, as well ns to geese, .lucks nml chickens, would result in Mir1, an i..cn*:iM. in sire and rupiditv of groaih that onc-l.alf the live stock iluw produced would furnish the anile .piantitics of foodslutT* ao those rui.-cd tut lay. Tile discovery wns n;n.l", after nine yc»n*' work, bv Dr. !lcrlx*rt M. Kvans. who nlso annomirctl that In* had found that barren animals ruav b* tii-ule capable of protlucing young by feeding them with a certain foo«! Tin* First of th.*se liiulings is that die extract of tho pituitary gland a tiny organ hid'lcil ill ‘lie ituse of tba omit., when injected into tho tissues of liv­ ing creatures, no m atter wlmt their age, starts a period of growth limited in time, amount ami rapidity only by the .piantity iiilmmictcreil and the duration of mlmmistmtinn. It its born in the same litter mid irvntr.l daily with “pituilrin" extract out­ grew by fifty ja r rent other rats of tin. amim litter reared under the same renditions Liit without pitiptnii. Hot know Dr. Evans says lie does ’ A n d iu system capable of operat­ ing railway trains, throwing switch' h, srul providing itleans of rommunirntion with pa**, i.gcrs, all from a cvt»ind po:ut, hus l hi111 i|. scnU'd by G. X Alltu, of Utu Westiughoitsu Ekc- whim it will bv putcblu to apply this ami Ix'Caiisc of lhe .Idlicully of ob­ taining a puriiieil extract from the pituitary gland. The thud which was used in the experimoils was ob. lined fro... tadpobw. If, liuwever, tic a.Iininistration of the pituitary extract prisliices thu Mini' result in all rat., reg.inllesn of age or sex, then* is every reason to believe that it will have the same ctloct on l.irg.r animals, even to man. Business Conditions For July Show Improvement Over Previous Month Body MUNICH, Aug. 1-1.—Construc­ tion of a suspension railw ay, the first of i t < kind in the fbavarian and Austrian Alps, has h<** n s ta r t­ ed, under sanction from the Havnriun government, to run from (Sermiscl.-I'artenkirchen to the Kreuzerkhalts, a favorite goal of many tourists. The railway will be able to carry 1-10 passengers HOLLYWOOD. Cal..' Aug. II.— An explanation ot tlu* wni«- var­ iance of the w e kly salaries rtf motion picture director . ,. giv­ en her.* at a m eeting of f.im «-xeeutives. I The average salary n o .vn| hy the "top notch" director app.oxi.nates $2,000 weekly. Other d ir­ ectors many of them new u. the industry —art* paid I.- r r mti'.tints, ranging as low ... $75 a .me producer in speak ng nn the •|in* t ion "How miii'l. is ,i Jircclor w o rth 7" s.iiil *‘A director who I does tint know every detail (.f the motion picture gam.* h >xp, naive M a k in g C ry stals at Home " l »"> pri>**. One win. .t.„- know i North $2,000 u wee! . he .......1 JO d d* « n I"* made at will mve his n! iry . jmc home. Crystal set users an* always jn th,. ,..ist of a pioim. anxious to try new crystals, and ninny , "Through the Inexp i i . ,. .. „ f a of Iheae now on ila* market are not director, studios mimetimes are as good as they cl.ould Is*. The in* compelled to retake the work of givdirnts used an* powdered lead nn.l keeping the company ami the mcsulphur. and wlcn property mad.* mil j .hancical sta ll .... the i-t f,,r die ixpnd, in clearness nml volume, mar.y I extended length of time v. t greatof tho I" sj commercial tyi.es. Lend I cr. , Dio .lift renr** I. . /ocn shavings rail l„ mdt.xl .... an iron U'c .Vr“" ,ccr *' ‘1 h' *nnll r *..... ««...... 'hirer * u j:: 10,1 Many Prisoners At Raiford Farm (Jet Dental AUention Method* ot M«l.lng t a e l «n>I Buh-t" Hon l*Ul« end In CiutiLIc lor Miko.x • tw.ii Ciy.u U \S hen the lend w molten, spri powdercxl sulphur m .r it nml with an iron wire, lhe lead, if enough, will thu. ham with a ilaiuc, nml tin* rvault is a svntl form of lead dp) |o, WhichJ ' cool, will act ux a gi«al detector, E ffective August 12, !!>23 lAl.LAriASSF.F.. Aug. 1 |._ O f the 608 p rt'.m cra now n the atatc farm a t Raiford 1.18 hnv.- received dental tie u tm o .i at the >*xp'*iisft of the sta te since July I, and three weeks more a rc requited to com ­ plete the work. If. 11. McLendon, D. ployed hy the stale to mako refrutor v isits to state penal institu­ tions, visits by schedule tlu* IK.ys School, tlu* C trl's School, nil pri•jan cam ps throughout the state, and the s ta te pri -on farm a t Uuitord. He is now doing w,.rk nt 1:05 pm 8:10 pm 3:05 pm (5:20 pm 7:50 pm 10:00 pm 12 :25 a nt 7:5(5 am 7:10 am 7:25 am 0:00 am 8:50am und every examination which he makes. I.v. Hanford ... I.v.Jacksonville Ar. Richmond Ar. Washington Ar. Halliiuore Ar. Philadelphia A r. New York Ar. Iloslon .. Ar. Pittsburgh Ar. Buffalo ... Ar. Akron .. Ar. Cleveland \r. I2:2I|I I.v. 9ft] I.v. 1;]|J I.v. 10:00a I.v. 6:I6i I.v. 11:25j I.v. l»;Mi I.v. 6:N| I.v.ll:2l] I.v. T:t|j I.v. 5:l|l I.v. b.tJ Tickets, reservations a. I i.iformalio^ concerning through car • rv» <• from pi. (2. m iR R O U C IIS , T. A.. V S tation. Rhone 63--J per hour and completion of it Is ex|K*ct.*d by the end of this year. L SIM I DKRS ARK SNAItKD m C C O A STL/ LONDON', Aug. 11.—Scorching .not", i-ts are being frowned on by Lmi.lon m agistrates. D uring the first three m onths of this year 2,­ 573 wi re prosecuted in the .Metro­ politan <li trict for speeding, of whim. 2,510 were convictej. W anted Florida Real Estate kers to SELL The Florida Resale Ivxihaii) I'lices for your Florida proper U .' h a v e n lm iil 100 " liv e " re lie rs w h o ku iw till tin ; b ig n ih ro iig h .u il th o s l a t e . No mailer whore in F lorid; l"ial.*d, no matter whether it i lion a n es, 1.1ST it with the I ‘ haugo, and get your money <|i Send your listings to desk. 1’Im itla Ke-Sale Exchange E a s t F I jir Ii t S tr e e t , M ia m i, F lu rid a . Cherokee" Now lo *,lt M 1 E X C U R S IO N FAR® . ... R.m 3»tti. .1 t.'liS.IX \ II.1.1 J a. \ i i . 1.1 u m ix To TO x i:\x \ o n K a « IIA III.i:sT O X ItHursU m i nn Final i-iin ii O d. 31, Allen & Brent b*ii! Estate Aucl ion Sale.t r s’ ••.*ior. ,f ( S e w ) S, "A|i:ii’| ip" <D lri'd > N H, ’ l.« hii|if“ . H. "I'liiiiiiticb ’*A i a ( l n r « t i ) your proper tv VT AUCriON ^ M '*£{«<i h Auutn (New ) Autfun .%Mloiuobllr^ «.r lite r ) J UUSUN \ I l.l.i: TO OIAOI A\l» U n l u i c v i a C)uirl«» it«»tv— I N 'l’i r n l u n •Tom J;n*kniivillc in t ’Imrlt-nron ■ .t> tire permanently located in Sanford 01,11 SALES FORCE arc EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. SI*nm<*r* n . | | f r o m M i a m i f o r N e w Y " r l e v e r y T u e s d a y u t S:.m n. .... I-U press steal ■••rli. d i r e c t e v e r y F r i d a y u t 1 p. m. ST. J O H N S loperty you want sold—List it with tta und kias it good-bye. IIIV F It ( A l t k •<->mv 111.- and Itet *irn 110.«*0. > H l e u m e r a |, . - a v e S a n l o r d I >.*i I y K xcepJ l - t a v i - J ." i . I n i n III. D a l l y K x c e p l » Sanford to j f ’or fu r th e r Snforiniitii<"i reaervutlgua, ticket*, etc., •»;'/ Raiford. According to the customs of the Prison commission he is required to make a W ritten report t r t h a t D epartm ent on each c u— e treated | j DAILY SCIIKIll 1 11 SogtkJ Northbound AI1AS8F.K, Aug. 1 4 .— ag ain st ordinary receipts o f the ports to the United S tates government were less in Ju ly than e n t of Commerce .... b u « i-|in Jurt" nn, ‘ lhe ‘" 10 . debt of the , , , , , . 'governm ent was fu rth er reduced ditions in July showed m -: .luring the ma ith. F- w er piimr.ver June in the construe- porta were issued for trav ellers go­ on-going vessels, li e ship- Mug nliroud than in June, iron ore through the u p -1 Compared with Jul-r 1P24, h'tri• ports, deliveries of nilk ness fuiiures were larger in numrienn mills, interest rates her h u t less in the am ount if de­ an.I time money in N'.-w faulted liabilities. The stiles of istom receipts, and the is- m ail-order hi.'isei, issues of new if new securities by c-irpo- corporate soturi'.iH , inter'*?! rate.., the survey of current lui>- steel vessel construction, shipmed by tho United Stnt. m ents of ore threiign uj.per lake lent of Contmerre show., ports, deliveries of silks to mMIs, *ss fuiiures were less than custom receipts, lead hipmenhi , both in the nun.her of ami the nuiri.er o f p assp o rts isfirm s and in the amount sued were larg e r than n year ago ulted liahit.lie.s. Sales of while the receipts and nraaur.t of ler houses decline I from tin* outstanding governm ent debt u seasonal movement and were less than ill Ju ly , 11121. Cur­ ts of lead fr ni producing rent expense?, however, th e report around Jop*i i. iMi*-i"iri. Imws, were som ewhat larg e r than . The expenses ch.xrg d a year ago. Wages Of Motion Picture Directors Ifctranely Varied tal maker is c.|mppc.| will, a porem n o tch er" lain crucible ami Iti.usc.i burner, the lead can Is: handled more easily Sleeping Cam-Coach Service ALLEN AND BRENT 1K5 E. Second Stret*t, Sanford, Fla. J a c k s o n v il!c Sanford AN ADVERTISEME; 13 THE SILENT SALEMAN 01- �* saw K *-* • _____ ST E W A R T ^W A SH IN G T O N L ePT E R t« ih a |P fi w hite iw ay iilW tlia g t «J*»tem . _____________ B j .G U A R f f i P, STEW ART________________ m L1. ~ yKSiNHKK- The Hill Lumber W ASHINGTON, Aug. 16. — w ere 1928 rig h t now. ..But plcnt; T nftfcht Coolidge eontinuen *ay- of things con ha|)f*n not one single word .about a years. (Jftmpri new plan-for advertising its goods There isn't much inspiration VI. nomination in 1928. they believe will be of intcr- W. A L ovell, rt ul.. ..... ........ He’a too slick. His cue is to keep President Coolidge. His political which Deft-mlnnt*. qu iet and have a renomiuation shop is popular, not because the e st nnd amusement to renders ot ('Ita lia n ' voters are particularly thrilled by The Herald. These ads will ap p ear Tn W. A. low ell nml wir**.----------— forced on him. L ovell, Wtinsr f t lr i s t la n Is This Is being attended to all its proprietor, but because, up t o ' i n each Saturday’s paper through- u n k n o w n : Enoch . H e l l andname w if e , date, they’ve liked his goods. '.out the ensuing year, right by political fix ers like Dave M arth a F. B e l l : E d w in (I. C a r r i e r - C a r r ie r , whofttf fulvano and Congressm an J . W. However, the nublic taste in po- Cartoons, entitled Mr. and Mrs. nnrl wife,------------'Mu C h ristia n name Is u nk now n ; K, C. Taylor, Republican national com- litical goods changes. And seem -j by Briggs, will fe a tu re tn e stiver- McDowell wire.--------------- Meand nnmn I* m itee men from K ansas and T en-!lngly Mr. Coolidge stocks only one tisem ents, it is said. The cartoon I)r»wi*ll. whose Chrletlan name unknown; Simon K'rsejilmum. lla v nessee respectively. kind—the ultra-conservative k in d .!characters wtll. it is declared, in 1.1 Klrsehhaum. I^rnwrd KlrwcjjoT hey’ve been heard from already. U ltra-conservatism ’s in style a t addition to telling of the w ares of hauni. Ktnll BfilK. Ely K- "O 'S atSd . to th e effect th a t he’ll be by fa r'p re se n t. It has been for the last the lumber company and its of- Morris May. partners doing hustneo* as Ah. Klrsehhaum * l.ompuny; eight (going on nine) years. T hat’s ' ferings, offer a new source of the stro n g est candidate to succeed William E. Toft. T. (Irlswatd him self and Intim ating th at he n long time for one political style am usem ent to the people of S an­ O e i r g ^ C . CM ark"John \ V . " B e a c h ford. owes It to his p arty to make the to la s t i^un—because It surely can win Yes, President Coolidge’* 1928 VISITSf p e n♦p a c o l# a I -I .w ith him and th ere’d be doubts —m * prospect looks all right now, bat ^ubiut anybody else, TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 15.—Jc rj More politicians whom the pres­ whether it stnya th at vm- is largeid e n t cars dfpom l'pnhm aji,be .look­ Iy n m atter of pure luck—heads, ry C arter,„ state Hotel Commissionvisiti in Pensacola on busi­ ed fo r cpnfldiTiltyj to 1express pirn* illtra-fonscrvntism lasts another cr, is visiting ♦liar sentim ents as tim e progresses, three years; tails, some new whim ness of his office. 'u n til th ere’s a whole chorus of comes tn. ' 'them . Lurk! Coolidge has had a won- W inter Haven—Haven-Villa Cor *-7K p H the bresidrnt didn't like this derful run of it ("Lucky Cnl” ) but poration to open 800-acro subdivis kind of thing, he could stop it by "the only sure thing about luck la (on southeast of here; $20,000,000 1say in g so. th a t it’s bound to charge.” to be spent developing new site. T hat's tho thought th at other ___ politicians, who'd like a look-in IV T i n ; t l l l t 'l IT C O l 'n T O F T B E The Coolidge boosters undoubtM.A t . V I I I J , (lit i.t i. I t ill . edly th e ir [ themselves in 1928, are incotirng* I y would be correct in their o r F i . n i i i n t . i \ a v ii r i m s k m estim tim ate of his strength, if it ling themselves with. IV U l.i: (III VTA, IV C I I A M K I t V . t'enptea Hank uf Sanford, u corporntlon, C o m p lain an t Murdock to Puntn Gorda very rough except 2 miles. I’unta W . A. l a i v e l l . r t ul.. D efendants. Gorda to Ft. Myers, fair. Illn tln n Read No. 8— llnines City to Fort T o W . A. L o v e ll, n n d w l f e , — -L ovell, w hose C h ristia n n am e ( I’irrce n o w n ; W in. ' k A n d e n r l e d , | Hninos City through Fr ost pr oof . ; I h u n kA A)II,Pnr,„,. \ v,n ,j. AudeuSebring, Avon Park, etc., to Lake riod and his wifi—-Audcnrhd Road No. 1— Nunex F rrry to Jack- Annie, good. Lake Annie to Palm wlma* Christian mime Is unkn >wn. in i.tl» Mary At, Audenrled; Anna F, Audenaonville. , Circle, road in open to traffU nut ai. Atidenrled; William ------ C o w ­ Nunex F erry to PensuniH , from rough nnd somewhat dangerous, i: Cmvund and wife ls m e Sage Bridge, 3 miles cnit, old especially In rniny weather. ; u t',',1.*wn ' t"" u* 'i«Vv"* “wir ______ c a ilb road, condition, fa ir; d e t o u r 'Road No. 2.1— Itelieview to Plant — .W ry.’ wit..*.- Christian name is to left 'A mile. 1.1 mile concrete! City unknown; and each and every "f paving. Detour V4 mile, nine miles | This road is excellent in Marion, | (Vl’J^ '.'T n u ifTHhcr!"‘n n?,'o ? , all of concrete, excellent, Pensacola to Sum ter, Hornnndo and Pasco *nid nnrtii* h« dead, to nil parties Escam bia Bay, county road in f a ir 'Counties, hard surfaced al! t h e 1claiming lntcr«»t under Ih* follow econacd defendants, to -w lt: W, shape. l>c. Milligan niiingnn to Mossy B ead ,.w ay. This is tho best road for A * |il,v fl’'n Wif,. T.nv county nty road, rough. Mossy Bead travel to Tam pa from Ocala. N orth cil, who*.- Christian nnmn u unto DcFuniak, under com!triicti'.ml line Bernnndo County th ro u g h , known; Wm. ti. Andenrled; Emma nndI rough, no d e to u r'. IJc F u n in k 'Dado City to Plant City, excellent "!ft7fe.r—___ r—___- .Ctniimried. to Cnryvillc, good sand clay. Cary- road. Two mile detour north of v hose riirlslliin rmmo l< unknown; .Alary SI. Auilcnrloil; Anna F. Au« ■villc to Cottondnle, county road in i Plant City, I'.nnrlml; I.<i i i Ih.- M. Auiienrlol; Wlifa ir shape. Cottondnle to Mariana, | -------Ilium II f’liwnml Mini wife — ww , i /~i • • • iiwmiil, whose riiwnnil, w Iiomm i ’lirUtluii nimo Is sand clay road in good shape, Ma­ ■l.rrj ii ml wife.-------rian a to ten m ills enxl of Chnttani" l.’hrixtlnn mime hooehee, cotmty road iti fair shape. O P tv | • f /si ' 4 uoliiinwii; in all turtles elalmi r 1(11*1(171 N f l O W S lll,r I»*r* i Mrul er L y m a n 1‘lu'lp*, : Fro m point fibiAo referred t-i lo * k I v I C l L / » l s r * T v 3 (lereaMeU; nml W IIII iiiti <1. A t t d e n -, Quincy, under c o iitru et'o 'i. Tal e rleil, clii e.imTiL or oiinTWls*. In nml north county road which is in good to the fii'lowliiK ilescrihi’il la mis. ahn|>*. Quincy to -I miles cast I*if mite, lylnu nml hrinf; In tlx’ t'oniity of Seinlniili* nml Stale of of Quincy good sand clay. From l lofhli more parlieularly denerlhTALLAHASSEE, Aug. 15.— ril nolnt above referred to to T alla­ ns fotloiVH to-wlt: Hen i n n i n g m Hie Hunt I n v e s t t ’o r hassee, county road !n fair shape. Since lla creation in I!*I1 and ita r o f t h e N o r t h w ont Q u a r t e r of Tallahassee to 8 tulles cast on extension in 1921 the Florida Ho­ iii t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r o f X r d l n n 6. Wndcslioro rood, county mud In tel Commission hns shown a steady T o w n s h i p !«, ttn tilh o f I t n n g e 31 E a s t . Hull N o r t h 11.11 A f e e t t o ti fa ir sh'ipo. Take new road 8 miles growth in im portance nml sixe. The original commission was p o i n t .Ml 2 fe e t S m i th of I h * N o r t h * cast nf rntlahnnaeo to Aueillc Riv­ w e n t <'orm't* of i iih l Seel Ion, ToWtl* er, good snn clay. Aticilln itiver composed principally of the Com­ • Inn noil Hinge. Hun them e Kant missioner with possibly two or M t,3 feet, Hun Ilo'lli'e South 311.S to Greenville, rand clay road in Iltltl theiiee *:•; I feet, morn good condition. On leaving Green­ three helpers. Today the Hotel feet. or lei* to tlie Ea*t line of the ralil Commission force numbers twenty ............ Northwest Quarter of tho Northwest ville follow the S tate Rond No. I to soli! SeetIon, Township Madison, on to Live Oak, Lake nnd continues to rail for increases. | Jl*l,, 'j r},l'Jl,,Vp Itun t lienee South fit* I * City and cast to Jacksonville, no A board of Mnintainance Inspcc-1f**t. mure or i»-*m to tin* renter of, tors, composed of ten men, inspects | n ditrii. Him them-,. Hmithwesterlv I detours. rill fioieis, hotels Hpnriincru iituirtinent houses room- ,|t*'nug tlo* ei'iiter ofMl„mth) toj nil noiisos, room Ml(. | , n„ ,,f „ ,|,tilltrli Nor'li-I Road No. 2—Georgia Line to Fort ing houses nml restaurants at r e g , w e s t ' Q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r t h w e s t Myers. , ulnr intervals, making reports a n ti ( Q u a r t , i of v i M H ertii n. T o w m h l p Georgia Line to Jasper s n n t l n ,r ,m „ n lin iL t l n n « t o t h e o f f i i o o f ,11" 1 B a l m * . Hilh I lie ne e W e n t uloioc clay road in excellent condition t h wr" e s”t JaVnor”To W hlto'fintl’n con,}il,1° n -• the Commissioner where five per- w e s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r N” u a r t e r o f s a h t H e etlnh. T o w n s h i p rmwl lo f-ilr /i Hrir nnK"c!r 1*Clr y i«on" Brc cmplnyetl to care for «u"l» Q a m i I t a i m * t o t h e im liit o f lie g l n - IM S f' d iu ia o d M orris nesg puny; i J e e r go go 'ar"i C," Andenrled. Whose C h rist ia n Morton ti nstns of T e ft. V «• • 3Y. n sm o Is un k n o w n ; K m m j A nden- the firm umiiU and ( •' |h# V* rie.l- Mnrv \V. Audertrltdr l^»ul»e ~ ’o.; C h a ff e s K. Snrlltf and Ktehai-tlsun. ’ p a r tn e rs ■ ■ uw'^r,, M. Aa.tenrhsl-. 'A n n k V. A u d s n r u u . e o f A d a m s and J j i a ' V n a M a rga re t IV. B a m s e y : I l n s w e l t O. firm nam W illiam O. Andenrled ifrooks and w ife , Kllxalieth C. son; A ndenrled. " ’H0 ' * Hrtioka: nnd Itoliert Ilaytnond. «rt»td C wife. h ristia n nam e Is unknpw n' Em s l „ l Wife.------------Held whose C h r i s ­ tian name Is u n k n o w n ; and each A. A n d e n rle d ; M a ry W. AudenriM. nml eve ry o f tho uhove named iU- 1a m i s s M. A u d e n r l e t l j A n n a F. M argaret JV. . ’ fetid sa t a. if liv in g ; ami If either, d e n r l e d ; any nr nil o f raid partie s lie do ad. l i m i t ell O. B r o o k s a n d w ife , rh e t h C. B r o o k s ; a n d H o h e r t In all parties c la im in g Interests tm d H e l d n n d w i f e , — - - „ a n o w t i . tinder the f o llo w i n g deceased d e ­ m w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n n m e Is u n k n w n fendants. t o -w lt: W A. L o v ell and a r t i e s c l a i m i n g l n l * r * nm l _________ L ovell, w hose UhrlsChrls- t o a ll yp m „ i , « __________ a n P h e l p s , dece.ised. a n a Inn namo ts u n k n o w n ' Knoch Hell dWe irl l i La m tln A n d e n r l e d . d e c e a s ' d , or ,,"l wife. M artha F. B e l l ; E d w i n O. o t h e r w i s eO. and Carrier and w i f e .---------------C a n t e r . d e . r r l h e d . l aInn d sn,n d s ittou a tt eh ,e lfyoi lnlgo wai nn aa Carrl wh >se Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; * I-;, c . McDowell nnd w lfs.-------------- - h e l n g In t h e C o u n t y « f ri* n’ 1 M c P n v e ll, whoso (Tlirlsllan nam e Is n n d S t a l e o f F l o r i d a , m o r e unknown: Simon K lrse h h au m . Dav- u l u r l y d e s c r i b e d n s fo llo w s, to-w Township , !Th e *West h a lf o f the N ortheast Quurtor of. the Southeaat Q u a r t e r o f Heel Ion F iv e . T o w n s h ip 50, South of B a d g e 31 E a s t ; anil s l a y T h a t part o f fiov ern m e n t fait One M> which ties E a s t o f tho W e k l w a Itiver. In Hectlon 11, T o w n s h ip IS, South of I tango 29 E a s t , c o n t a in ­ ing seventeen acres, m ore or less, nnd to any and a ll o t h e r p erso n s w bosr nam es a re unknow n, c l a i m ­ ing a n y righ t, title or In te re st In and to the land s h e r ein a b o ve d e ­ scribed. or a n y part or p arce l t h e r e ­ of. once each week tit u tlve weeks. r W I T N E S S my has* ‘ he Circuit Court ..Sfc Ju d ic ia l Circuit „f S T F lo rid a . In and for i< *1 t y .^ U 'ls J U t ’N (HEAL) V. E. DOUOL Uni C le rk of the circuit l Seventh Ju U rlM c J Ida. In nnd f,.r s .m in l By A. M. W a f l DeCOTTEH a Hl’ V u p l S olicitors a m i o f “ r»J Cumplalnnnt. ■Hill M IA M I SH O R E S A»r me a o M fdi r t r n A .vcA ,v* N STATE ROAD CONDITIONS ¥ .it- i Hotel Commission Of Florida Shows Increasing Growth iW JK x%: M®r.i If MIAMI SHORES hasn’t LOCATION— litiig; -wuuoee Valley, in f a i r comtitinn. Now hard surfaced road from .Su­ wannee Valley through Lake City, a s on all a m i t o n n v n m l nil n l l m r p i ir s n n s vising Architects m ust ppass pin ns fop proposed TituTSTflilfS Tie*.' v-tirr-* tinTrr '»re<» rink n o w n;- ■ctstm Irtk n n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In fore any construction intentled for .................... a m i t o t h e ....... hi m i s h e ................. r e l n n h o v e il>, public use is perm itted to begin- <srribnl. nr any part or ptire*I thvra- t o " ' 1m° iul e s t 0 s o u( 'tnJh n eoa f; i t h i >s h o a *r d .m o v e. a..l l p l a n s ^ , I* , v i li o . 8 h£ L i r.sn.K* t 10 . . u s t . a p1 p• r .» I, t .l»*»rr»f»y o r i ,l c n U, u,m r vdu Gainesville snifnee very v.-rv an< ",ll9l supervise alt building. nn-i each of you in. nml •• .* hrGainesville, nsnhnlt asphalt surface, ■ *' fact, Tho law creating the Florida Ho- Him our »ahl t'lrcult Cour*- t th« goral. End or aspl It to Mien- to| Commission was passed l»y th>* !,. '" '[ L 1 !t '!f",ri1 ";rl'V.‘ nopy 5 miles rough. !. legislatute of 1921, since which l 'am 'i mi. ■ < aim tn.'r. "mei . ..u! owell asphalt surface, excellent time the commission itas been in *" ,,r *" ,l"' of ••••nmiuiiit •a ' iIuf.nwel! to Ocala under construction e f f e e t i v o n i i n r s l l n n w-orL- .... u . l t t i a t t e u III t i l l * valiHw. t i i e c i i v o o|>craiioH. Ti nh ce worK hc - i ,, a tH f li r l |,*r Mr,t,.r,.,i ,|11( ti>l. short detours. Ocala to Uelloview cornplishctl tlurin g t lie f ir s t t e n ' o n b r n* p e M i . h e i in tt H.-mfor.i nnd Leesburg, excellent asphalt •I ■ xcc, t : l* ,n.*Pha , t y c u r s w a s o f such im po rta n ce th at » newsim per i o n .i i * i u . i in surface. I.cosburT to Lust s and <i,n i1,„i«i„t,,r.. ..r *<*•>'< , . t a n f o n i . s«mlri ite C o u n t v rinrtii i Mount Atmm* Lora P o - n t o ,R lK , U,.rL "of, the , ‘ “ ' 1 " " l l r k't , ! . each motini Dora uora, rood (.ooti.^ Mount to tho Jurisdiction Commission uiiv». ek*w . e k f o r e l g l . t o . ii i.-e Ft. Myers generally in good con- nnd provided additional facilities W I T N E S S m y linttil a te l Mi* s e a l o f I h * E l r r u l i C o u r t of tlo. S.*v*nditlon except tletoltr between Olga for carrying on the work. iti .luille litl E l r n i i l t of tin. S l u t ., of nml Ft. Myers. F l o r i d a , In a n d f o r H e m l t i d * t v ,t i n tv , o n t h i s t h u 3 U t d a y o f J u l y Rond No. 1—Georgia Line to O r­ UNA HE TO SPEAK A. I». E»3B. lando, IS EALJ Wiitl's Landing to Yuloc sand V. E. D O E llI.A H S TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 15.— Na­ t 't '- r k o f ( lie i 'I r r n 11 E o u i t of Hie clay road in good condition. YuH e v e n t h . I m l le l n l c i r c u i t o f F l o r ­ m lee to six mites south shell road in than Mayo, CommissloiHT of A gri­ id a. In a n d f o r S o n iln o lo C o u n t y fair condition. From a point on culture, was unable lo address tint Uy A. M W E E K S farm ers at Gainesville during I t i 'C D T T E S K S I 'E N C 'E l t into Jaeksonvillu and Green Cove M o l l r l t o r a n o d o f C o u n s e l f o r Ilia Growers’ • 'oni|>l.iliiiiiil Springs paved road, brick nnd F arm ers’ and Fruit Week, ns he bad been invited to Ho. [ a V ik '"l -V! r 3-53-2'.» S e p t C- 13• I t -lil. treated rock has*. Green Cove Sprinvs to i'nlntka graded and im proved road, rough hut passable. Brick road from Rice's Creek i n m i i M R i N i n i i H i i i v v i L i i a H K i i i i i i n f i i a R i i i i M i i i i i i i i i ■, , through to Snort Mateo, good. San ■ Mateo to Dunn's Creek, fair. As- ■M Phalt surface from Dunn's Creek ■ m to Sisco, Crescent City, IMorson ■ nnd DeLeon Springs, excellent M M rrcl* through Crescent City un­ der construction, DeLeon Springs CfiT-A HOME Of YOUR l through Do Land to Sanford nml Orlando, fair. Detours between AND AT FIRJTT BREAK QH’ Dei.nml and Sanford us good ns 1 poaxilde to keep sand detours. THE KIDS WIU BElOPl Rough hut entirely passable. H old No. I—Georgia Line lo Mi­ F o a A Ro m p os* t h e * ami. l.A v o f0 . Hard surfaced from St. M ary’s River to Jacksonville with asphalt and brick, rxcollcnt. Road under « construction by Duval county from ■ Bayard to St. John's county line 3 Duval county line to Bunnell 02 m in o miles, 9 foot brick road with rock JJ shoulders, fair. Bunnell to end ■ R» lily's asphalt road 9 miles as- * ■phalt surface, excellent. V olusia1{J t ounty Line to Daytona very good a ' Daytona to New Smyrna 15 m ile.,I “ , 1 jmllr detour, rem ainder paved ■ • New Smyrna to Brevard County ** j Lino, 20 miles, 2 mile dolour, re- 3 "'fin d er paved, Brevard County ■ U h- to Titusville, 12 miles all « piv rd, Cocoa to Mt'lhourno i!I ■ 1 inilcH all | Hived except one m ile ," in r j i y Liinita Enu Gal He, M el-j! lx|Urne lo Sebastian River 17 miles * five miles shelled road, remainder S I paved. Sebastian to Miami 150 t itdles all paved. Road No. 5— High Springs to Ft. Myers High Springs to Newberry nnd A rcher under construction. Short d ntrur. A rcher to W illistun uitdi L o t u s L i d a l l t i n ; m u t o r i u l f a r your home—the Romeo fair. Romeo t<» Duniiellnn asphalt surface excellent, DunnelH o s t q u a l i t y c o u p l e t ! w i t h l i g l u prices make our Jon to Inverness anti Drooksville, lu m b e r th e m o st p ra c tic a l. rough, with exception of 12 m ile s1 new base Just completed near InB«p.* vorness Road under construction tnrough Citrus County front Hol­ der to Floral City. lJrouksvillo through Tnmpi Tampa, Bradenton and S arasota to M Murdock good except I f R* miles of road south from in Our New Homo On W. Third St. Sot Mile Creek under construction. Phone 565 I raffic should take the Buyshoru Sanford, Florida Bond, Tain pa to Bradenton. F ro m ■■■■■■ (& oD toz^of^: , iDAWW,, then there is no such thing! A NDvvhen it comes to the m atter of enhanced values, and unusually attractive profits—natural and favorable location is supreme. You must have an intimate knowledge of the entire Greater Miami District to fully appreciate why Miami Shores— as a property—is so absolutely incom­ parable, Its relationship to the City of Miami- -lyintf as it docs in the natural trend of the City’s growth the fact that all coming to Miami from the North must traverse Miami Shores en route to Miami, placing Miami Shores directly in the line uf greatest travel- its over ten miles of water-front property, bay, lake and stream—its causeway to be built, •fly A connecting the mainland with the Island properties. ALL OF THESE give to Miami Shores properties the very acme of natural ad­ vantages, plus the added value of those g reat development plans guaranteed to the investors in Miami Shores, and which are being carried out along lines that promise to place Miami Shores upon a plane heretofore impossible. You have, then, a few of the reasons why Miamians, who know what similar influ­ ences have created in the way of values in Miami, were the first to buy and have continued investing heavily in this truly incomparable development. MIAMI. m A m e r i c a - edi t err a h z ah Sec Miami Shores ns our guest. Make reservations at our office. Dritt-Chittcndcn Realty Co. -10 K. F iral St., CARTER LUMBER COMPANY iG»1 £ I d—J I T ( U » . S S 3 X > ' @5 ‘I r- •* , . » •». .!► *D — HSa*r: i >v. •. . . . . ■•••„ m .* ,* ■a - j r w l ' ,1 1 Sanford. I �j F r; "1‘T ' J___ 'U »•• Jt! .. 3t* \V Methodist Notes » i t ffifl _ LT—vr W tf. n m ........... TT ■■■■■■■Ha kv*! nil i ' U K ' Ward t#. '.VI ' i’l l 'UtM m 'Mu '1 as there *(•; Sm*lh have JACKSOfcVILLE. Aug. 1 5 ^ 'A if:. T»' « of Ttidlanapolis,’ Ini' ' — ^ r° ° m new census of Jacksonville and DuT h a t. Sanford continues to be One.) val county will be taken a t'a n eifrM iss Hazel Clare <-f i ,,u. „oeJ fro* f ^ f o t e r when given widespread nublicity and arrived F riday and • iy date, it has been announced ' ■ * U k e ‘ ' thin pub'1-'* mi m is *he house here by the chamber of commerce 5 lng J , f SsappeanMj and th a t thia publicity i~s creating a guest u m c e in n e w m e m w e a i n e r u u n a i n g , M>r» Crawford, following the receipt of a letter I■ S h im h»e been found favorable impression among thou sands of people threughout the I - r t S 1! (;.a le* of D eU nd from Commissioner of A g ric u ltu ra l" 2nd S tr e e t. Phone 6111 Uy SanforJ ■» the Nathan Mayo. In the le tte r th e !5 . larrfi an inreatlk*- chantry, indicated- by the increasW d* / federal officials ing num ber of communications 1 „ 1 of Mr- and Mrs. C. C. Priest, commissioner acknowledges the re -r* ,U|e& n r o S « things, which are received daily by the |. “ r. and M r* Cobb from Georgia ceipt of the $8,500 which the local 19 Chamber of Commerce from n e r - lhave been visiting Mr r 0hhV «i. w amj Cr '°nned to the county tu ; a ’ .*** '• ** f-‘ :t . • ' , ' i s sissons who contem plate c o m in g to , Mrs. 0 . J. Pope on C elery'** ndvan,c cd for the cost of th e j* This la a wonderful buy as it will double In value very Florida to reside. Avenue. y ‘’numeration. It al,,, sta te s th at S soon. P roperty haa 8 houses on it at present—all rented. r f / ' «b*ent Friday from Friends of the Cnrriw.iv / n~ i i „ l n ' “ " w s s io n e r has notified the i ■ T h at the people who are coming Some frontage two blocks f u rth er nut now selling |2G0 [ *.** >/,,« York on his to Sanford to make their homes front foot. sympathize with its ^ n e n f ! t h a t " t h « m ber* ° f thl! " F* m Ms representatives here will be substantial and pro- deeply In the loss of their hushln.S U i i ?? J are to m*et with the 1 ■ f t situation is be- gressive citizens is fu rth er indi- bers hur husband legislature census com m ittee ami ■ and father, ■ select a person to conduct the cen■ ‘Jjtmm rontro» icatisd. In tbo letters, itL .tlec)ar» j£ ; Wvfriieldn^•^ ' !1ns!,'v »rrived home sua. * Are Now Receiving Application For m«| Pf S ecretary Peurm an, Jr., of the *n *j . ---- - * l l i l t i i 4*| • -I f'•Ml ■ P'*' w^ta over the owner- trade body cites the following lei- visit i V l5 r n ,tv '’riil TO CLOSE EA It LIEU P * ^ !|o n Marco Island. antI fien d s in W *5 fommunication is ter a s an exam ple of the large WashingtonrCtY. P * a Iff ■ t’ ¥ V A L D E Z ftO T E I. RLDG. num ber the cham ber receives each The Centra! itrnl Florida Florida Fpworth . n an an nouncement this morn- * .ftT n the New York day: League Union "°.n hi b°lds its district in-*"lE’ P. Huggins, proprietor ■ "Cverirlatlc" properH. G. WOOLWORTH, Mur. PHONE 727 “ I*write you because I am inter- s titu te in Orlaml irlmjdo on Thursday and ° ‘ ^ , f a rte r Lumber Company. J I s r , had been re- ested in Florida. 1 w ant to get a Friday, Aug. 20 and ‘*1 ‘ • . J V,. revealed th at on .m l a fte r M on-,5 tt i i ■ • ■/ • ; . nny unusual m- fuU description of the different t Miss M ary Crawford’ and itoberl day, A ugust 17, the Hill Lumber *>1i on improved Ilusinewt and Residential Properly things a man can «!o there, the Mason annnunceij that the eollec Company, the Snnford Cash Lum­ K Terms— $1,000 Hinder. Hulunre ran be nrranRed. for the Epworth I l-jjined th at Colliers different crops he can raise and tions in Sanford ber Company and C arter Lumber _ , , - —. -....... .vague pia­ G e e n t of the island the condition of labor there. Can a no fund are coming fine. Company will close th eir doors a t 1* •Za only a relatively man get work for a large fam ily? The King’s Daughters also heldj -I ° clock each afternoon instead of * Funds immediately available subject to title the J Z j3 included in the I have a fam ily o i 12 und ii o clock as they have hereto. It* m onthly meeting on Fridav eve _|nt examination. • fnm P S e title to which has drought in Texas Is going to cause ning nt the home the teacher Mrs fore. it to be hart! here. Please write C. H. Smith. Plans were ml.W Vnr ** * * * * " " * " * " * " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■MU■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ K T h e 's u i t . W illiam si me w hat you think 1 could do a class reunion picnic. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS ■ Word has been received from J ^ l be filed in federal there.” The letter came from a resident | Mrs. J. D. .linking and daughters f-tjtion is being circulated, JJanted to Circuit Judge of F lint, Texas, who is desirious Misses Virginiu and Helen that : they are enjoying their vacaUon i l l Everglades, asking the of coming to F lorida to live. DuBOSE AND HOLLER I ' , .. ~ * . | by first visiting Atlanta and Stone, | of the sheriff. Have a New ji* in erce 164 ft, Sanford Ave;, Business Front­ age. A beautiful corner, ' : 9190 front foot. Wright, Warlow and Company 8 Realty Co. rirst Mortgage Loans K n REALTORS N f ltp H W i t e r Ti m o ui u r HI can* INOlea Y Yr riicr n jO,’ 1Mountnin. More honfir!t wre t., tu , h You buyaiio.*, ilNGTON, Auk. 15.—T he ,at of the Interior Is Florida This Summer j enter the Florida situu,rt, two groups are conTALL’A nA S S E E . Aug. M. over land on Marco Islnnd F rank P arker Stookbridge, former retary Work has ordered m agazine editor anil a w riter for vtivation of the troubles, 'numerous publications, stopped in while on his tour over avell, acting commissioner ■lands, will go to the iveene rowrnment engineer soon rhagazine stories on Florida. Mr. lie hearings will be held. expects to tour the Stockbrldge Entire .to te by the early part of t hty Commerce { Will Publish housandBooks ‘he Sanford League When it,» w < « I« l» brought home the............ efficiency pin, # ton *this “ being the fourth' coniicutiv’e £o m p ,* j L month th a t the t>iu has been won . r«' our league. re e l fro m th o m u n u la c tm o r a n d »»•' 5 |'>’ .B« t» itt are enjoying an nuto ------------- “ • K ." r“ ®d?V fv,ll& C; Mr. 0,1 ‘ .r’ babbit will join » ,Ih‘ 8et'“ ntl Sejrtem -1- I d f o r Florida r Is Increasing t r b y to the Florida Donee |H Pine M anufnctiirrrs Ir growing demand for the J grown lumber, Flor'.Jo ■ng leaf yellow p in 1, all I itate. They claim that rel her dealers repo*-* More people are coming to II asking Du; Florida dense f yellow pine 'undo r. sinufaeturcrs have edited booklet on h'lur’iln dense lyillow pip ■ 1 'mlwr which will la i.i value to any**i>il", ’ug b' llding in Flotij' i tie th at all th at is j to secure a free copy of a write tu their hcndtpinrfte Hotel Mason, JacksonUUa. Iw:tr—Guaranty Title nnd Rntpany's present building pbed to make way for new ] ” structur*. Good'news for m en I Living room,dinIng room, 2 bedloom s.klU hvn, bath. Fourolhti plans shown In RO AD TO Dutch colonial with full ceilings second MTriff ,,0<ir. 14'*22* living tiHim, tllnlntf tnom. kit J.then, 3 beJ loomt, kit It P ric » in clu d es all lumber cut to fit highest grade interior woodwork, siding flooring, windows, doors, glass, paint hardw are, nails, lath, roofing, will complete Instructions and drawings F r e ig h t p a id to your station. Per manent homes — NOT PORTABLE M'lny Myles to choose from. W rits to d a y for FREE M o n e y -S a v in s * nitiilstK \ si, PICNIC AT LAKE MARY A delightful event of Thursday afternoon was the picnic held by the two elnsses, the “Sunshine Girts" and the "Busy Hees" of the First Baptist Church. The teach­ ers, Mrs. Huston ami Miss Minnie Stewart chaperoned the girls to • Lake Mary where games nnd n swim were enjoyed. Following this a delicious picnic lunch was Tnc Aladdin Co. served. m Bar Crtjf, Hkhv - Pat Hand. On. - T»x^ b. Oat —- - . - ' f - We sell only the very best gunranteed ■eeds. leetrd stasis ttiiil be assured a good > ,.n. (nu.u SM Y R N A > 4 Per Cent Interest Paid On Savings Accounts. J 270 acres in heart of jtresent high dan* developments « ! in SANFORD, FLORIDA,“The CITY SUUSTANS ■ TIAL,” with lake frontage, $700 per acre, easy terms. ■ ;; . 2 SCIUJCGS REALTY CO. ■ ' Masonic Temple sir Hotel Montezuma ■ r | -j You'll ftud them smartly cut lad carefully tailored, too —and every pair 1, backed by that famous money-on-thc-tpot Warranty SPECIAL New Era Peas—fur feed purposes $2.(111 per Kill lbs. Sanford, Fla. ■f ." Ti *j *\9‘•** STRENGTH - SERVICE “ PROGRESS ■ ^ THE BUSINESS OF RUNNING A HOME IS MAI EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS. l 5 --T H E — K IL G O R E S E E D C O . CHESS = M tro u se^ i i i i u i u i i i i m a i i i i D a m i i c a u i i i i i i i a i H i n i K 'S i i IO« > Button. M4U i lUf Davey-Winston Organization INCORPORATED Memorials of Quality Watson * I W«* are Mt>«*claltxliiK In !!»•• fi. hlt* l . . ..us* W.* II4** In Ifji u11in* FIRST STREET r ia l Wf? "iM'rhtl lit* In iciviou y o u w luit**v*T y m l * u ant In tli’Ulitiu w i t h a n d t*-r you. UV w i l l m111111 1y y m i r •-vt-rv r«t<|ulr«‘i n i i i t in n n v t t i l n s Liricit o r i m u l l In n u r t h * i n o r Hotit |ii« r rt rm iriiln ami Krnnit.*. a l s o I t n l l n n Hlaf • ary. ■ TKV ° w t n e w w a f f l e m a c h i n e \s tin* [irliTN art* n*M w u r k t i ii i ti s l i li i *'a ll t o .»#»»* ii.*4 o r ilt'ot* I'M1 n r a n i ►! I v Ho; yuiir inhlr««« S .mil u «* v%IN f a l l w i t h i n ■**l ilmlyctiH. Seminole Marble Company Oak & 1st Sts. *1' jf O ' We wish to announce to our Sanfonl conHtituency tiie formation of Mur Im **! tun ■ Real Estate, Home-Building Investments, Insurance tiYiir) tliltm thiil*»l it M- up. st« tx k '.ire. * n business association, under the firm name of “The Davey-WInst in Organization, Inc.” Our controlling motive is to gait' efficiency nml enlargement of e f­ fort that we may the better contribute n worth-while service to our com­ Sanford. Fla. __ t munity in our business relations ami activities. The Organization will deal in real estate, negotiate bans and invest­ Keep ■ ■ ■ H and be comfortable and enjoy ■ ■ Starting Monday! the warm weather? P delicious meals. your reach. Our prices are AUGUST 17lli * >* 4 , * i / *; \ ........................................................................................................................... I'hctne 2 IS .j Seminole (l[ounfijT§ank Try our sc*. iHMmnn. nl fe r S r * * N E W A person can accomplish good results by loyalty to « good object. Select the object — open nil account w ith th e SEM INOLE COUNTY BANK and then make It « reg u lar habit to deposit weekly or monthly. Seeds-SE E D S-Seeds Woodruff & r». ( Inire Gverelte Loyalty To A Good Object 'v,,rlc f,lr Uui>,>' v-biles he is here. I Tr Sanford hod 21 delegates at the b u ild th is t ’entrnl Epworth League U nion1yourself. Our meeting in Kissimmee Thursday evening. The Union President, Mr. ........... S T « r a and Vice President Them, ____ G. Itir Itird lias succeeded him. Mr. Ilird has been the Union President for the past three* years. I(ul>en Mason of I Sanford was elected as the new i vice president. No nttd for you to 'Shop atound"for Datcbci, T touirr, —w» have the agency for them right in our itore. r arw "* S#?K Tn>Cth e dem ocratic nntionnl | nPIVhi!!t-,D ai*?' .from tho ' 1 convention of 1912 nominated iWooilrow Wilson for president of .. ,, 1 , J1.1 tl"’ uuest of Mrs. f° n t l u j V Haddock of the dnufd from Page One.) Dudley v . 'he ircoril Company, it was Florida Development Hoard, is nr irthei, has guaranteed the companying the w riter, nnd it is on of the booklets within exnected th at a book on Florida 7 7 * 5 S ? T 7 W 5 a = « m b '.'u b i i .h e d i » ...................... i The copy will be ready the coming w inter. r three weeks, it is said lolly will e«Jit the booklet, ilin" wiiii Leon L. LeHoy.j -' t of the Geneva Cham ber itsrre. It. W. Pcarm an, Jr., y of the Sanford body hnd |ly organization, nnd Kr*d liingwood., Cunty Agent Ihitner, dr., has been dealt?trrt up technical agricul ku for the pam phlet, it raei. 112 Park Avenue ments, build homes and write insurance, and our spirit of cooperation to­ wards all fair and sound business on terprise is loyal and genuine. �— ; . —1 *H« » eM H e /tie m taie ... ........................................ « « > » w h » » * g g •Hie Sanford Herald B l t t H i ■ r t i r i l l t n M a t « H |t g n w | / ms ■« ■ ■ ■ ! rwi*»■ «w » t*rnl as Second d a t e Matter, - * n . 1*1*. at the Poitoftle# ifcml. Florida xudtr Act of H it . ICdltnr IIB tlt. EiliAIt H O W ann n i t n o ........s*n»l»» Phone ' « 111 M u m l li Avenae IV U tcn ilT IU K It tTKK One Tear—IT.A0 b li Montlm II SO iljell.ixrel ui t'lly . e n t . lSu. VV«*kly Kdllluu •Pardoning-A Governor a per >e»r. i r r . i i.ti. > o t h r.i aii otuniary cartla ot thanka, thanXa, .reeolutlone HOMr«-a, ranla . and natlcea ot «nl»*r:alr....»-nta where rharpMi are Made will he I'harped f*r at regular -idvertlelng rate*. MRMliVH THK A*»0<TATKII I'ltK l* The Aeenelaled I'reaa la axclua* lealr entitle*! i« »he u»a for repul.llratlon of all newa dlapalchea credit** n* It or not otherwlae cred­ ited In thla naiwr and atao the Ineal iuw i ptibltaned herein. All rlahta of reiiuhtlcatlon of aperlal dlapatrbee herein ara alan rea«r**a<t. SATURDAY. AUGUST 15. 1925 _L' t h e fcBRALD’8 PLATFORM I, —Deeper w ater route to Jackaont .—Conalruetlon of St. Johns-Indlan IHver eanal. S.—Extension of white way. 4.- -Extension of Inenl amusement*. — Swimming pool, tannin rnurla. etc. J. — Augm enting of building protram —houHCH, hotels, apartm ent ouaea. Extension nf slrecx paving program . J.r—C onatrurllon of boulevard around l.ak« Monroe. 0.—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. 1.— Expansion of arhool nyalem with proviaion for inrrrnsrd fa ­ cilities. i B IB l.E. THOUGHT FOU TODAY FRU IT OF T H E S P IR IT :—The fru it of the S p irit is Jove, Joy, peace, longsuf farin g , kindness, goodness, faithfulness, meekness, tem perance; ag ain st such there is no law. ---------o -----— T H E PAY IK DONE The day is done, and tin* darkness Falls from the wings of Night, As a fe ath er Is wafted downward From an eagle in bis flight. f l Telling One Man Or Ten Thou^na » »■*****»• ee* »♦««»* — " ♦ ■■n««ee ■■ v **-* - i t a-*wl«l*» «»» W »»»■« »*■* I see the lights of the village, Gleam through the rain and the mist, And a feeling of sadness comes o'er me T hat my soul cannot resist. A feeling of sadness and longing, That is not akin to pain; And resembles sorrow only, As the mist resembles the rain. Come read to me some poem, Some simple and heartfelt lay, T hat shuli soothe tld* restless feeling, And banish the thoughts of day. • Several weeks ago a prominent business man of this city and a good friend of ours came to this office and told us confidentially about a story that would be ready for pub­ lication within a few days. What he told ub was import­ ant and it. conceded som ething that meant further devel­ opment of Sanfortl and another indication of the city s steady growth. Because it was told to us in confidence, we kept it to oursedves. Two days later we m et another business man who told us all about the story that had bpen given us in confidence. We walked further down the street anti met another man who also mentioned it ns one of the biggest things that had happened in Sanford for some time. Just then we overheard a group of realty men talking about the same thing. That day it was openly discussed at a meeting of one of the luncheon clubs. In the meantime a representative of The Herald was sent to see the man. When the reporter arrived at his office lie was informed that the story was not ready for publication because some of the details connected with it had not been completed. The reporter reminded the man Hint the story was a topic of conversation on the streets and urged him to make the announcement of it. Despite that fact the story was withcld. AIwilt a week Inter this same business man came to this .............................. ...... ......................... ____ _________ _ -He office and announced he was reudv to release the story. gave it ill detail. That day's issue carried the story b u t i t occupied n uniajl apace at the bottom of the front page. The man is still probably wondering why. At one time the story was one of the biggest that could have been published hero and one which at least deserved a three column head on the front page. Now it had shrunk to a small one-column head. And why? Because it had ceased to be news. The Herald lias for its first and main purpose the pub­ lication of live news. When a story becomes known fnr and wide, it loses its news value. The older the story, the less important it is and the older the news, the less interesting it becomes. Imagine reading an account of something you have known for a week or ten days. Are you interested nml do you peruse the story in its entirety? The chances are that you will glance at it and throw the paper away in disgust because it hasn't "got the news." The Herald stands ready and willing at all times to co­ operate with tiie citizens of Sanford but in return must re­ ceive co-operntion. The Herald was interested in this story not only for its general news value Imt also for the good publicity that it would tiring Sanford and for the interest that it would arouse in outsiders. Aside front thin fact, it was good publicity for (lie man who was doing it and gave Ids business advertising that could not he purchased at any price. The man who is doing constructive tilings for Sanford should tell Iii.-t newspaper first. There are two tilings that prompt him to do tilings, first his desire to help the city grow and second, Ids desire for monetary return. In giv­ ing the news first in the newspaper, lie is co-operating with it and it is aiding him to successfully achieve those two things. Wouldn’t it then he better to tell ten thousand people through the newspaper than to tell one man on the street? Macon Telegraph No reason has been advancei, except th a t he is a former Govern­ o r and th a t he is "anxious to make re stitu tio n ," why W. T. McCray, o f Indiana, should be pardoned from the Federal penitentiary in A tlanta. The petition for his p ar­ don was presented by a num ber of Congress, it was said to have been signed by Governors of form* or Govern of Illinois, Colorado, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee. It was not signed by the Federal Judge who heard the evidence a g e in g him or by the district attorney who prosecuted. The only argum ent advanced be^ fore the Attorney General wn* th at McCray was anxious to repay those who had lost by his crooks ciines*. it is a noble sentim ent, but it is to be taken with a grain of salt. Persons who make re sti­ tution for their crookedness are few anil fnr between. Men have been released from the penitent!aries to make restitution before. of them have A r St: BC; »iv t l 't '■ i / Ik ,Br A lost it. McCray wan convicted of using the mails to defraud. There were also chuiges of forgery and v ari­ ous o th er crim inal alh'gintions ngninst him. Because he was Gov* ernor of a State, because the peo­ ple of a S tate had enough confi­ dence in him to give him the h igh­ est executive office they could confer, many trusted him and were led into ids schemes, lib respon Mihility was greater than th a responsibility of the ordinary ii> I'rauder; ids crime w as therefore g reater. How can the Governors ami form er Governors who signed the petition ju stify themselves I Arc they willing to endorse notes for him so th at he may repay? Are they willing to guarantee re ­ payment and to pledge their own honor? We hardly think so. The form er Governor of Indiana was sentenced to serve ten years in the Federal penitentiary. He has served only fifteen month*. The jury which convicted him and the judge who sentenced him held th at his crim e merited punishment of ten years in jail. What art) we to say for our system of justice if, hy the political influence of Congressmen and Governors hack in lli** S tates, that system is to be defeated in its purposes? We have no doubt the petition was signed thoughtlessly hy scores ------------------ o------------------I whose names appear thereon. Al­ most anyone will sign u petition. ! If you doubt it, fram e a petition I to the Governor of Georgia th at he Do you read just to he rending? pardon the worst crim inal at Mill* edgevllle and take it aiming your Mental food if undigested, does our niitida little good. Those things we eat help our bodies 1ml little if they are friends. All of them will sign. Names pardon petitions mean no­ not fully absorbed by our nyr,lom. thing and should have no influence It is far better to read a little bit and p o n d e r over, com­ in tin- disposition of the cases. Not How Much I»ut How Well I And the night shall lie filled with music, And the cares that Infest the day Shall fold their tents like the Aruhs, And ns silently steal away. — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. — — n -------August is half gone—Christmas will soon he Imre. "Appointed b e I'rcnm Receiver," says a headline. Well Uml freezes us. Headline in a Quukei t ’ity pa­ per says, "Hosiery I im ps in I’hilndclphiu." T hat makes it unani­ mous. B- New York World Tliey arc raising n lot of dis­ turbance over th at New York Cin­ derella lying about her age hut why pick on her when she is only doing wlmt every woman does. In the old days when a ninn su r­ vived his allotted threescore and ten ive knew it was Daffy's I’ure Malt Whiskey th at did the trick and everything was simple. But llmse dear old days are gone und now everything is contrail id ion and confusion. For example, Mr. Nathan Ihiuchey, who is ninetyone and hails from Troy, N. Y„ explained his secret the other day. lie said: "I'm alive, and I've drunk whis­ key and smoked everything from i igarette to Mack cigars. And I've had my fun too. While other people were going on diets, doing without sm oking and balking at hard whiskey, I've drunk my share, smoked a lot mat enjoyed life. And on the other hand there is Mr. William Snow, who is ninety| five am! who hails from Fast I irlly IKYIN S. C u lm Jange, N. und exponent of an .opposite theory. He says: To an inquiring N ortherner a , "Well, sub, it's this way. If i t 's ’ " [ t 's n ^ t lo talk about livwh" wants to vote and to f„. „ )1unt|M,1| nnil stm ,|rml;. Imuisiniia office-holder was «•<- !» plaining why the colored vote hi he happens to he a stran g er to the ing nnd smoking, hut very few can , polling officers we usk him if lie's a S tate election was Invariably so „ |),MII,H.ra t „ nd if he says 'Y e s'to do it. The safest way Is to inau­ g u rate a sensible self-discipline small, whereas the colored pupil* that, we ask him if his father and live carefully. latlon in that particular section of fought for the Confederacy and if Here we have it, tlip age-old the state outnumbered the white he says ‘Yes' we ask him if he clash between hedonism and stoicpopulation by at least ten to one. chews tobacco and if his answer i ism. And those of us who wish to ■Do you use force or threats to still is 'Y es' we say to him ‘Walk become very Md w hat are w, to a*a I I li i* llo iir itio . M 1 U M ■» f ll...... ... . . , t . * J . . . . . .. .. .. I .... a .. t I* . . . *' keep the negroes away from ith e ,rig h t in and vote.' do? Obviously the thing is :o polls?" inquired the visitor. I "Hut suppose the applicant Is drink lemon pop one day uml whis­ "No sub,” said tiie i.ouisiutmu. colm ed?" key the next. If each taken alone "Till* lent is ubsidiltely education "Well, in that case, we don’t ask is mi efficacious, both taken to­ nl." him any of these questions. We gether ought to be a veritable 'F or whites and Macks alike?" ask him som ething else." fountain of youth. “Suttinly sail, for both races "Wliat do you ask him ?" alike. I t’s strictly constitutional.” "W e merely ask hint to demon­ Contemporary Comment. "How do you apply the te s t? " strate the hiim'dial theorem." MY FAVORITE STORIES PRESS AGENTS AND REPORTERS MA*'UN T K I.K iaiA I'll One feature of the Highway l)e -1 liniate connections with public serpartm ent investigation of w hich, vice. much has hci-A madej.vas the li -.li-i A newspaper reporter, on the many concerning Chairm an Hoi- ''\h e r hand, is paid by a particulur J * ‘nvwspn|H*r In obtain unbuistHl, mi der's having retained newspaper partial news for that paper, lie men to "create good will" (or the is not authorized hy his newspupHighway Department. l‘r* lir“vidcd it is a newspaper with m,. . i i i , any sort of ethics, to color or warp Mr. Strozier devoted several i.ij , .... ,to favor , ' or punish • , any Today's Lest laugh: "Mrs. Cool* IDs story Llge, wv rend, has become nn uc- questions to that particular p o in t, person. N either does his paper cornpliithed swimmer and Mr. Cool- in Ills cross examination of Mr. .countenance his acceptance of monidgo, being us watchful of his step Holder yesterday because It is »m -'ey for any sort of story. If he does ns he ris,, could, we reckon,, conn porumt. No depart nicnl ot th e 'accept money and warps his story p retty near walking onwater if j -State government which is rightly to suit the person who has paid he cared to try."—JohnnySpcttcer IU,'I circumspectly operated has him, he is not only betraying the in Macon Telegraph, any right lo employ either a press'honor of his profession, hut he is ---------o--------agent, nr to pay newspaper repor celling something which is not for I went to Bee n girl last night [lets for llmir services in w riting sale, something which docs nut heand an I walked in -dm handed me a | the news of tin* departm ents. The long to him. A new .paper reportard . 1 aaid, "W hat's th la ? " she'public understands, of course, the ler has no more rigid lo accept rani, "It is a rain check. In the I difference between a (tress agent pay from outside sources for a event th at four and a half innings and n newspaper reporter, but it story he has written for his newso f this date are dot finished, tld i.i* well to draw the distinction j paper Ilian the purchasing agent of cheek lx good for the succeeding again ro Umt there may be no con- a clothing store, for instance, has night."— Macon Telegraph. Well, fusion in ready correctly Mr. Hoi- to accept money from the firm of wlmt are we coming to n e x t? — der's testimony. A press agent Is which he has made a purchase, ri person who prepare* stories for Mr. Hol.iet, as a piihiisher of a Sanford Herald. And what did she mean by an | publication and circulate* them to newapupet, know* (lint principle, inning-—Ocala S tar. the newspapers. They are e ith e r Ho knows, also, that tit -re h no Get bork to the bench. Three used nr rejected, according to their reason why the State Highway lieont, onp run, one hit, one e r r o r .! m erit. Press ngentry I* a legitim ate pnrtm ent Tumid have either a Foul ta ll. Tlu- sweet things will j bualnexu and press ueents often j presa agent ur should have newsbe Uktdiiff transfer* next. Take I sarvo useful purpose*, particularly, j paper reporter* i»n its payrolls, lie anothiItv liuo.—Tmnptt TTibuae. , ui big piganim U viu which I a W in .-1 W<t aTioUtvd U ut Jw had bothThe Knoxville Journal says, "Next tn the meanest mini in the world is the son who will m istreat the mother who gave him Idrth and too often one rends of lh.it despicable sort of a ami."— F ’revens sake, is there still a meaner one ? r How to Live To Be Ninety II is nilidi easier to eat a great deal more of potatoes mid bread than candy mid fruit cake. And likewise we can read five or six novels by some light writer mid suffer no more mental fatigue than if we were to read and fully ab­ sorb only a lew chapters by some heavy author. "Don’t bite off more than you con chew" is an old say­ ing which is just as true of mental food as of anything else. Who, through long days of labor, Some people are aide to chew more than others imt it is a And night* devoid of ease, wise man who takes on at one time no more than he utile Still heard in Ids sold the music to take care of. Of wonderful melodies. It isn't often we find anyone who can memorize vurSuch songs Imvo power to quiet I ulum a long poem just by merely reading it many limes Tilt* restless pulse of care, from beginning to end. Mill have you noticed how o little And come like the benediction child can memorize it by taking two lines at a time. T h at follows u fter prayer. The person who concentrates on wliat he is reading usu­ Then rend from the treasured vol- ally gels more out of his subject. It isn't Imw much we umo read I hal counts, hut wliat, mid how it is done. Tiie poem of lliy choice; And lend to 11to rhyme of tiie poet Tiie beauty of thy voice. — -*Y* ■ ^ glYs*l -a--?-.-.-a tr iv ia THE COVERED, WAGON .jr-.'ir t tt | _____ _ i STm‘~‘ l I • * Monkeys are not kin to men ,!*•cause they quit when they’ve got enough cucounuts.— A rkansas ilemov rot. Moral support is fine, hut nei­ ther a wife and children nor a new spaper can live on il. Knox­ ville Sentinel. Am ericanism : Still blowing the foam off ice cream sodas ns a comic rem inder of the good old days.—A rkansas Democrat. Faith in m ankind is wliat enab­ les you to nay for ? ten of coal or a block of ice without weighing it.—S p artan b u rg Sun. Groh nays Dempsey wouldn't lie aide to lay a glove oil him hut if he should happen tq tt would feel more like nil anvil. Lakeland Evening Ledger. Am erican women must have come from heaven, nays Erini'c Bitiesco, the Roum anian Minister. T hat's w hat we think, I'rince — Hut where a re they going t*>? —I'ulm Beach Tim es. If p ainting knees ever does be­ come a bona fide, full grown fad We hope they don’t use spraying m achines and thus precipitate more tro u b le with the uinyua. i-—. 1‘aliu Beach T tint 4 , .^Pinpig neernuti ............................. Yes SI?/ BELIEVE ME fwsfe- WHEN V/e TaKE ANOfcEP This I'LL s M aT HOME - WaaT a s e n t The CaR all AME> A\E ALL CbVEBEP Wlft PtfiF- ifo A SWEET LIFE - MA whose idea of a swell k o X o* isTo S ee how e* T Life is *horT~I7 * i birnmr* 1 nam ing ' 1 aw * c^ ° enT/raff.c Even if a n e ^ T , there wouldn’t 1 up. >bs he Can G eT Bawlep out BY anp fwzKeB/woee - e c . e c 4 in to I.bo a ^ The honey forgets how to d r i ^ N T Aou don’t have t d nung to have « g! U, leg. • n,a / A telephone exchit they swap right nu2 onrs. * Cheap matches nr* I Y«» '-> * "» lit a whole l*,x. If you lose MWBl. try to find it following day. al The more beautifa the more nut,,, y, the roadside „ut ))f * ] ^ " orft“jrlmoney UMhe^rsuns who Nut from the grand old m asters, Not from the bards sublime; Whose distant footsteps echo pare and contrast it, until we have thoroughly absorbed it Through tile corridors of time. mentally getting the lull meaning, than it is lo jant our For, like s trnins of m aitial music, minds full of thoughts and then continue doing so until we Their mighty thoughts suggest; have become utterly confused nml have only a vague idea Life's endless toil nml endeavor, • of what it is all about. tonight I long for rest. A nd+ti Rend from some humlder poet. Whose songs gushed from his heart, As sliuwers from the clouds of summer, Or tears from the eyelids start. l A real dog )iU, b u t he had bite out of a -sav. Every now th to repeal the the laws nf naUn I “ Window p a n e s la g ^ aw ay from basebaD tn lig h ts hull, if kept ia| 2 7* Vo Any man who getsi Sunday when it i'n't. ju st too lazy I,, K„ There would m&Il ton of their protefa, could find a way ofl hill. JUST IN PASSING HY It. J . HOLLY If the recent Chamber of Commerce drive did nothing el*r Imt get Dan M cFarland here it would have hm i a big surer .is. A fter inning all nf them, Mr. McFarland picked on Sanford for some log im estm enta and ho was sold on th e ' city before ihc drive ever storied. Ilf course now that lie mts how th a t Sanford people do things he is ulisnlut'dy sold on all of us and he will eventually become u Sanford citizen. All of which brings to my mind my prediction made years ago th at as soon as We could induce some live wire to ceinc here from other citic to help us in building Sanford we would have some city. Now th a t wo have H arry Bodwell, Howard Huiick and Dan .McFarland we should do some lug tilings this w inter. We need new Mood und new money and new ideas. We have aecomplished wonders among ourselves far many years anil hut the time has passed when we can rely on our own effo rts and the new folks will help us put it over. If everyone ill Sanford could read the many fine notices in northern new spapers nlimit our recent drive for memberi Inp. in the ('hum her of Com mer'c they would say that we nave already gained $ 100 ,01)0 worth of free publicity. It i, the kind of publicity th at you cannot buy and S ecretary I’em man of the Cham ber of Commerce knows how to get it and where to get it. It gives me much pride to know that Sanford folks are getting a good price for th eir properly. They have been here through lean years and fat year;, they have seen the city grow I ruin nothing' to a large city m the early days and then go down to not King a fte r freeze. They have seen it ebb and flow in prosperity and failuu-a since iait tle-y will never again cee it go down to the depths for Sanford is op and gone for nil time now and the S anford folks who have been keeping up with things are m aking money. The celery grow ers cun do as they |d«:r.t- about their re t­ tery crop- they will do th at t hi tiff anyhow but if they will study the situation carefully they will curtail tiie celery crop this year and gel more real money for it. Labor is scarce, prices have gone up on everything the grow* t r need und it would he much better for them to have half a crop and get double the price tor it. In other words ii rt much better to get two dollai , for one crate of celery than to get one dollar a crate for two crates. T here is a big saving in half a crop, always. Sanford has raised n i liamher of eomm- r e fnml of $70,000, and The Herald, of th at city wants to make it $ 100,000 — C learw ater Sun. Well, well, isn’t that a nice friendly G, ling to have now th at we have ruis-d $100,000, And yet they xny wo have telegraph and telephones ami even the m ail, carry news. For the love of Mike, wake Up, Frank W aterman will he a candidate for mayor of New York on the Republican F u -ion ticket (whatever that is) and we can guarantee him the continued Vo|.> of Fastis and S an ­ ford. Folks iu Bradenton became tired of twenty-eight cent gasoline und decided to bund togethed mui get gas cheaper with the risiilt that they have put in a filling station uml are selling gu now for sixteen cents. Ami the Chamber of Com­ merce is hack of the movement. Try that on your piano this week. I intend to have th at swimming pool and Tourist Head q u arters on the lake front if it takes every rent that th e city of Sanford has in t i e treasury. And I will gombh- with you that the said swimming pool will he a reality in another six months. 'I here i. nothing H, worry about iu the price of Sanford properly, it you have pproperty ro p elty and want to sell it you vuu can property. It double your money any tune. If you don't choose to sell there is no law compelling you In sell. Only if none of us sell what' we have there w ill he no property *,d * *T***hat ought ' * *to Ih* as d e a r as mud lo everyone. Last year at this tim e I aid Umt First. S treet property was worth $IUUtl a front foot and immediately it became worth th at much, t also said that Sanford property was the cheap­ est property in the Male. Ju st now First S treet property is w orth $'J.b*ll) a front fool uml you can g»t it. And still S an ­ ford property is the cheapest in the state ami certainly it is the best investm ent today ill Florida. Old friend of mine said yesterday th at he thought the Cham ber of t ouiniercp should lie putting up sign* and adver­ tisin g in every way. W anted to know why we did not do it last year. I asked him if he was a mclub- r lust year and lie raid lie was not. All right, th ill, there i.t your answer. He Van not contributing a cent, had never attended a m eeting, knew nothing of our effo rts to advertise without money and therefore vva,. certainly in a /fine position Lo criticise, yes, wlmt ? Now th at the Hotel F o rrest Lake is g etting right along for the winter s c u m ii some folks think that we can sit down and wait for tic golden Mow of louri t shekels. We have only started . We need ,ix more hotels as big or bigger than tho F o rrest Lako and vve need twelve apartm ent houses th a t will house fifty families each. This U not only Hie time to ait down and tell about wlmt we have done. In fact we have done very little so far. It behooves lhe people of Sanford to take an nrtivc part iu the ( handier of 1 omuierrq p roc ceding* a t ull limes. It is y«nr ch am b er of Commerce and you should attend the Friday iluncheons at Urn Scimno!,. Cafe and > ■ w hat is doing. It him always been l--ft to U few people to To pH the work. Wo would like to : hift ionic of the burden on the shoulders of the folks who have been standing- idly by. SATURDAY EVENING SERM0S| BY REV. THOR. .1. ARMSTRONG M ark 9:2T—" If thou can’t t believe long lihall I hear witij nil thing • are possible to him that thou can’st!" II. A Believin* Fd belleveth.” Jesus is retu rn in g front the Help! Jesu s said to him *i(j m ount of tran sfig u ratio n with th ree nf Ms disciples. He is com­ believe, all thinj,, inj in g down from th a t lofty ptm’e him th at b'.lieveth." w here he h as been iu communion Then there came i „ w ith God whoso glory has chang­ spouse, with ti-ai • in lbs ed his whole being. While ill the fa th e r cried out: 'b rill m idst of an earnest conversation help thou mine urJsErfl w ith the three disciples he comes straightw ay .lea., , upon th e m u ltitu d e--th at ever In* has placed him -elf iaa | present m ultitude—which always a ttitu d e toward God for1 flocked a f te r Jesus. In fact we Inlp him. I "i t hrift iL can not think of one w ithout the inufotind ami niivrjVMjfl o th e r, Jesu s and tho multitude! thti.-e seeking help. Ii 1 How sweet it sounds. Moreover coming in and soon « i it was a troubled m ultitude. There the Inn den lifted .,n>i kt is som ething alm ost trag ic some­ W as it not said of a th in g profoundly pathetic in the th at Jesus >->lj|.I Jn i | freq u en t scenes of Jesu s a p a rt work there Lccau • J 1 holding quiet communion w ith his of its people ? ( h.inpj heavenly F ath er only to come an d give us the m hack to th e troubled and hungry | and mol her. (live ul m ultitude. Does it not alm ost . faith and i mifidenre 'j foreshadow the time when tho a lif" of prayer. TM J e s u s shall turn to the multitude ing hand <<( Je.ua __ a pleading eye only to' hear the prayer, brings help' il cry "C rucify Him.” But this mul­ is restored whole to titu d e seem s to be moved by some father. unusual occurence and th at is "Jesus t""k him (iS*,! enough for Jesus. the hand and rain,/ liaf he arose". Then tiirnoj I. The Troubled Multitude. They find a crowd evidently disciples Jenin siiJ: "R much worried. Many are asking can come . a by v-itur.g i hand ot questions and running around. pray er.” The disciples appear puzzled. 'I he p ra y er—what i paw fur t cen ter of attractio n i-i an anxious HI. J osh-.' Cb!k«{». fa th e r with an afflicted son. Hu­ This is a i-fAmiith man trouble offset by human |ier- attitu d e toward lia'Are*. plexity. Tin* people, the problem, We conic di.ubtintaK««f th e disciples, hut no help. que tionin,' •.ur L ib *w. Jesu s comes. There is a quick­ help us. Weore ln WjHH ening sense of expectation. The to him, we need help It W fa th e r tu rn s to him and there is any thing, (hen d» »• J doubt in hi* trem bling voice as he can’st!" Then J«M» sa y s—"M aster I have brought un­ challenge, "if thou « 1 til thee my son— if thou can’st do lieve!" If >uU canu.bf"l Jesua ran help. •} an y th in g , help us.” ile has w aited and worked and t lungs of • hrist when »] spent so much money in m aterial we have little faith. J th in g s and th ere is no hope. Now fa ilh ii es to zreut M a f te r all things else fail he comes our confidence in lam is j to Jesus th e C hrist, hut lie doubts then the malctikss l H very much if it will do any good. great things for eu l«A A nd the trouble is lie is a doubting often look for help w k ti fa th e r. The time is critical, but none, when, when we th e fa th e r’s faith is at low tide. sustaining nnu qnrknuw l How it typifies th e great need, that i hr> l “Uilie > and anxiety, and turm oil of a ma­ g re a t example here o f teria l people. No wonder Jesus was great need .iU : aid: "l> faitldeos generation, how th a t need when Ik* futJO A D D G O O D JO K E S TAME A TIM ES The occasional knocks Florida fortune? The g els from jealous p artisan s in oth­ ing a small part of h' e r states ca n 't h urt us any. But Ida, made this s*aJ*J a few of them are am using enough arc a wonderland n>r -l . to rep rin t, such as tho growl w rit­ and hunters. I ten by a little w riter on the editor­ it less agricultural 1" ( ial page of the little Daily News th e future. I’uuiioiim uw little n u ic iow m It is true m published m in the townn of* Jackson, Miss. (T h at stale has no [have mosquitoes large cities, you know.) | const when u weso > We will publish th e whole thing thomB[Jnt [^ " v is iU tW y l h eie. 11 contains one or two tru th ­ es. a rc few and far iictsit*J ful paragruph*, to which we will call your utleiitiuii, ns we should s o ' in Florida. I';;*" not w ant you to think its w riter have mosquitoes 1,11 t ii i . season o f the is a liar nil the time. a re so thick in * * * ----^ "M ississippi has everything th at have Wu ,..traffic v*0!’1 Florida o ffers as a pleasure r e - 1V**"' r„n,Ving liito * _ so rt, and much more beshlea." Ilu | 1 .. t jiut p art i» was unable to be definitu, so we ||„ |j t,f i'r^i will simply ask where they keep; ’D ' fr;ll,kly adinitt‘Jj*l tlii'ir coconut palm s, not to men- . Florida. I1’1^ tmu a thousand other stlrlctlyj .„ im agination, H o n d a offerings. |; itronK im a g u ^ in ~Florida ate and* suiixliine;■* tho i IIP Jll'tl'C© *” i * ,"F *o r » clim , || |)nJ Misstssippi coast can mutch Flori - 1 ),UVe nioaquitoea nil * J d i any day in the year.'1 This :a | th ere arc plenty l|( rT so false th at it is evident ho was wo i1L.yer have 'em- I never in Florida, though he may) "The MDsissipfd CUh1I have happened lo have spent one bination w inter and u|,J ‘winy day this *.ide of the line. No j t js a nice place t<> u’j u - 1- t>> send a federal w eather re- p, u,,. year. Not l " it lie wouldn't believe it. We 'j'|lw Jackson New - i"-11 dare him to say th e same thing ’ fo r the interior, w h '"] next w inter. | j t a w riter evidently "F u rtherm ore, we are free of been outside Juckmn me oi the handicaps encountered M ississippi coast Ut Florida." 1 lie only one we ran All his life uu* w*1 think of the housing shortage, sto ry will rem ain• ^ ^ “There are no sw am ps or ever- ■Mississippi iristcau ^ glades along the Missio*ippi coast, i is being crowded ' e Diir shore line m erges into a const-(t-rs and tourir-t * uii* • , ;-l pluiQ-" This i i tru th fu l, but p ru iie of the big H r why tali us uf U iu u u iy p i’e m k - a iiae a? �n iin iim m if fr-fir* * Qfficc 148 / V I ;.'•>* MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY, Society Editor. telephone Pipe Organ Installed In Holy Cross Church 5 Months Ahead Time * il iyl#n4i! tmoiit of k S v Society [ »- ChapP Monday aft- I V __ & spent ThurajC Grant. £j7y is in the Jiara for treatm ent. Ethridge nnd Mr. Rxuleraon were .n H. Kilbe spent in .Sanford on Jack Flynt 5 in Georgia Moran nnd few weeks -----1 Personals :-WI 4 2♦ a -J . CHUIH II «F THE HOLY CROSS Tenth Sunday after T rinity Sunday School, 9:15 a. in. M orn­ ing Service, It a. m. Special Mim­ ical Service til i p . i»„ to which the public i mo t cordially invited. ,berU. Mrs. William Chuluota were the T. \V. Prevatt Wed* Ralmcr-Hardy Services •>i, Sundays as fullown: Sunday Si'hool with clastic* for all 9:30 a. in. Morning Worship, seimon by the pnator, 11:<)0 a. m. Epwortli League Meeting, 7 |*. in. Preaching by the Pastor, 8 p. in. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday 8 p. m. Mr. >a Ha nor returned from a delightful in with her brother, fa and Gladys Sweat n< Saturday from here they have been summer school. ■baler on, of Miami. Iltstly and family of « n t the week-end ■Is. I,. W. Alderman ■ Like Harney. [fCfn i.U,n,' Miss ,\U<|t(* GnineavUle Friday | I efdos and Mi-:, liartl home. They [tending the summer Party Given For iMrs.Ilait ftemoon tln -T . E. I,. Tret Baptist Church pertained its inemp * of Mr i. Hait on f®*> the party being M a surprise for Fkaelir-r, who leaves <11 was pleasantly if plans for the the afternoon de- and Mrs. Joseph David Itahncr of S t. A ugustine announce the engagem ent nnd approaching m arriag e of th eir d au g h ter Em ily Nyce to William Jennings H ardy of Sanford Mr;. (’, W, Eurnshaw and little daughter, Mary f.miise, of B ra­ denton, will arrive in Sanford this nllruiooii on a visit to Mrs. Earnshow's parents, Dr. and Mrs. T, .1. Nixon. -------Mr. and Mrs. II. I!. Elevens and daughter. Miss I’clnccii Stevens, Tho above announcem ent will i><- are expected hack today from pitEsitvn:m \ \ church received with cordial interest here i nint • in Pi'imnylvitiiin where they been attending the past two Rev. E, P. Brownlee, the pastor iiy the many friends of the couple. have weekn, turn n il)rneil In Sanford and will Miss R ahner lias been a v isitor in preach both ntormiig and night, Sanford on num erous occasions, Mi Dorothy Haynes left Friday Sunday, uml each Sunday hereaf­ having been tho gu est of Mrs. ter. Mutiroe H utton in whose wedding for .lack onvilie where she will be Service:: Sunday a follow*: the if'ii-■ t of In-r aunt, Mrs. Harry this sum m er she was an attendant. Stolen on for everul wrecks. Be­ 9:15 a. in., Sunday school. Site possesses a charm ing person­ II a. in.. Preaching ::er\i.'c.l, ality th at has endeared her to fore returning home she will motor 7 p. in., Senior Christian Endea­ scores of friends here and made through Georgia, accompanied by vor. her narents, Mr. and Mrs. W alter her a popular m em ber in social A* Haynes 8 p. to, Preaching service*. circles over the whole f^tate. Mist Rnhher Is a graduate of Morida S late College for Women where die was u class m ate of Mrs. Hutton. She is a m em ber of SOLVE THIS CROSS WORD the Chi Omega S ororiety nnd d u r­ ing her attendance a t college was PUZZLE prominent in social and scholastic circles. •Mr. Hardy has been a resident of .S.IIIford for Oil* past year nnd LEA UN INI a half, i : a m em ber o f the Ban ford Construction Company, which has extensive contracts here for street ~ i paving work. He is a graduate of Cleimon College iu South Carolina and a member of Sigm a Chi fra­ ternity. D uring his residence here, S* •Mr. Hardy has made n wide circle of friends and has been active in civic and social circles, lie is n member of the R otary Club and other prom inent organization:’. ni>nla uf ice cream PAULA M ETHODIST CHURCH Preaching a t the Weslyan Meth­ odist Church a t Puola every Sun­ i^oodrutf has return- day at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. in. A r m lack lonvill,. hav- five and good Sunday school also. If., hv th»* (hath uf Y'ou have a cordial invitation to ■Voodruff. F tie nil* i„ Paula Church. The church here is ■ [: will re enjoying th e good and spiritual ■ th a t lie is H-rtously work of the pastor. Rev. G. W. Sparks. :*f- iv n m r >»:/» *n T o be completed in about thirty day Palmetto Avenue, Pine Heights, House built on solid foundation. Outside walls solid wood sheathed, and finished with Portland cement stucco on National Fabric; finish coat of stucco is U. S. G. Oriental stucco. All exposed roofing B. Mifflin Hood’s clay tile. Clay tile floors in Aivade, Living Porch, Balcony, and Bath Huom. Beautiful tile mantel. All rooms beamed ceiling. All walls throughout finished with U. S. 0 . Text one in tints. All doors throughout 1:H" thick. Closet door in Owner's Bed Boom has full length mirror. Oak floors throughout, excepting Kitchen. Kitchen floor maple. Built in tub and shower, large lavatory; closet has white pyralin covered neat and Sloan's Royal Flush Valve. Double drain board sink with swivel faucet, stationary toap dish, and hot-nnd-cold spray for rins­ ing dishes. Automatic storage hot water heater. Built in Kitchen table. Small pantry. Two tile lined “Spanish" china cases in Dining Room. Built iu book case. Wrought iron railings on Porch and Balcony, This is a real home in a restricted subdivision on a lot with eastern exposure. Designed by an Architect for a bom® of combin ed comfort, convenience, and beauty, nnd BUbstan tially built by a reliable contractor for minimum depreciation. Icrnts Elton J. Mou^hton, Owner and for salt1 by members of the Sanford Realty Board o'icr.vV, 40-inch Crepe Satins F i n e, h e a v y weight. All pure Tub Silk ;u; inch Radium, in all the light shades for underwear. Fast colors. $1.75 yard Influenced h ilefllre fu r T r a f f i c law i I t a l i a n coin i IVilloo ed \ ttchor. T e r m il'*'*1 I1n i K r a i o n i a r . long l i t . t e r m j fur irolltfy * a tcm|>ting dish o f chilled •7 scru-d — S p a n of o I m e o f 1 lie l i o c t o r ( »h lllo llle T o ,, la h h l 1 IteW a r d Sim: u la r. A I, o p e l l l l l l K h cl i o - p l l i 'a u n tie M e c u l ill lid I ’..re I l.tunid Prefix (ahhr > secretary ..m lliurlll*. ,. ,,..tllIK I Z’J —W a k . 1 3,'. 3,. I ' a i d In i n lv m i c " A p lace o f | dr.11 p . r f . c I loll. 37 — N A in r.il h o r n }1— T h i i i r w h o t u r n . 4 I - I'.IIKllleerlnU O t t l c r |sl> ’ 1.1 >. 4 *—A w!n,r. vsplf \ w --1 [j 40-inch beauti­ ful Flat Crepe in all the new shades $2.75 yard 40-inch Crepes Heavy Crepe de Chine, New fall shades, brown, navy, black pan­ sy. $2.25 yard iMallinson Silk Voile. 40-inch gruaranteed. All shades Fast colors. $2.75 yard. Molly O’Crepe” Mallinson heavy stitin with crepe back, dark shades, $5. yd Mallinson ‘ Pussy Willow” 40 inches wide in all litfht and dark shades guaran­ teed for one year. All shades, fast c o lo r s ............... ..........................$5.50 yard 4ri ||r (Latin) nrar l*cr by the bulk or brick. rrr.tiyterhm M|NOI,E CREAMEHY CO. Eh, Week—C h e rr y , Cuaturil Ire Cream \ r.iiT n w. I — p o p u l a r m o v ie com edienne e lu rriiiu m 1 'ir s t N a t i o n a l I*i.-l u r e a . 3 A o i l . i l.ooV p a r t n e r . 4 P oint of compos*. it —T l i r e e leKK'ol s t a n d f o r i* i.lin e r.I i. A d j e c t i v e s u f f i x . 7 K n o w ledge. • — MeltK erl] l u - l n t c r i i .i l re v en u e (ab h r.l I . Sli. 11 flail. I J — I n u r e d lent*. II — D U '.. t e l e t e r m f u r c l n e n u i l i » r r » pi, |i; Tho»B ,vho c o m m i t t r e a IO>ll. ' Is — e mli ruK*. Ill— T o at n •*x— K ternllle.x, ‘ \ » 4 1 -A t o o t h e d w h e e l . 43 — K d t t o r <a b h r . l . Ucam •* a tasty confeftion, richly ' and generously flavored with fresh PHONE fill 54-inch Crepe Satin and flat crepes dark shades. $5 to $7 yard H.inl ^ the h o t-w ea th er lu n c lu ‘nner, no dessert is q u ite s Sat A six room anti bath ‘Florida-Spanish’ typo house on a large lot 6-1 feet wide by 173 feet deep. Sidewalk, drive, and paving finished and included. Lot to bo leveled and sodded. House will be finished ready to move inlo without buying a single ‘extra’. Vanity Crepe Mi Flavor - i m <; =n F IR ST BAPTIST CHURCH M embers of the Holy Cross Clyde Byrd left this week on a Episcopal Church nre rejoicing business trip to Miami. * upon the installation of their pipe organ. The organ th at was de­ ■ Mrs. Clyde Byrd is viaitine her stroyed in the fire th a t destroy­ " " J M n- J »k* W .y ed the whole p lan t of the chuirh, Sf was a P ilcher organ of rem arkably fine tone. The new organ is made ___ "f Miami, and installed by tire sam e people hi Sanford and is much la rg e r than the form ­ er in strum ent, and enibodiea manynew and improved features. The contract called for the in­ recently for Miami where they will stallation of the organ by Dec. 15, I make their home. b u t by th e Workings of certain fo rtu nate circum stances it was Mrs. Sam Campbell of Atlanta is the guest of Mis. i _ n completed and shipped on July 8, reaching Sanford in perfect condi­ Mansell on Park Avenue. tion n few dnya la te r fully five Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 1). Woodnifi m onths ahead of contract time. The work of installation and and son Jack have returned froir tu n in g will be finished by tonight delight Ail stay in Hendersonville CHRISTIAN CHURCH nnd the organ will be ready for n o Servin ■at American Legion Home on Sunday. “ •bit* school a t 9:15 n. m. Tin- re g u la r o rg an ist of the Morning service and l.ord’ti Supchurch, Mrs. F annie S. Munson m twr at 10:15, conducted by Rev. H. T. Lb»lt<m. aw ay a t th s p resen t tim e taking a special course of instruction in P rayer meeting Wednesday pipe organ under Chns. M. Cournight at S iiVloel; at the home of Lioin of S cranton, P a., one of the Mrs. 11. A. Terheun. w orld's best known and most tal­ ented organists. CONCRIili VTIONAt. CHURCH lhomnM J. Arm tong, pastor Sunday service* as follows: Sunday School, 9:45 n. m. Morning Service, u «. in. Evening Service, 8 p. m. A cordial welcome is given to come nnd worship with no. * ret I.insoy returned from a visit in Perasee with her father W At The Churches Sunday cchool 9:30 a. m. Morning worship and sermon 11 a. m. Subject of morning sermon, home .Striking esaons From a Va­ cation. Y?U"JC People's Unions 7 o'clock. , At the session tomorrow even­ ing the Intermediate Union begins n very valuable course in training. Many of the parentis should bo present, mid get acquainted with he character of work which this body of young people are begin­ ning. * Evening service 8 o’clock. The otdinance of baptism will be adm inittered at 8 o'clock sharp. Eve­ ning sermon subject, “ A Daring Adventure." Church Family Night and pray ­ er meeting Wednesday evening 8 V| Bell of New Smyrweek-end with her imi Mr:i. J. T. Mc- ill ■ Mft •>".}> Il M „ th e »«•». let I, Of 9nUth KIr-it N a t i o n a l btlar w l i u a s U n i t n a m e la A n t u n l o . 4s T o w a r d . fill— I 'h i l l , r e . [,J N o t h i n g . • ;,i r u i l r o . n l t n h h r . ) . Cl— H o u t h e r i t l i t a t e , a h h r ). K l t c h r l , UteliHlI. ,»— A r o m i i l l q r e s i n . ,.l S c i e n t i f i c p.i.stlm e. , 3— T i v l u t e d h e m p . Hi— A f f e c t i o n , flat— Mellow*. iH — I i l n t a n t . C’i — l . i g h t k n o c k . 73— N e w T e s t a m e n t ( n b l i r . i . 73— S o u t h e r n s t a l e ( u h h r . J ( The Y owell C ompany �yM h t€L 1 And Gibson; Betts*! Carlson 't{r Nr. h bins enabled the Chicago Cub* to i make It two in a row over the £»t. Louis Cardinals today, * tn 4* . Brooks and Murnnviljc zeroed :n 1 the second when Haffey dropped I finnznles’ flv Adams. Hcathcole Today's Gaines FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Tam pa at Lakeland. S t. Petersburg al Sanronl. aintsWin Game 7-2 W j & S t o of Visit,,rs IntsJPlay Good jm Behind Stage: jCelery-Feds Show Rare Form In Ninth Inning; Frisbie Makes Sensational Stop n Stngg, new Ht. Petq hurlcr, held th e Celery-Foils to five scattered binglus Fridny nfternoon whilo the visitors gathered 12 off Crawford and Myers and romped away with AH It H PO A E a 7 to 2 victory in the second gmno ST. P E T E 1 <j 2 0 o f the series here. This .was Alien, RH, . . . . . . 4 1 l 3 2 0 S ta g e ’s firs t game as a pitcher in M ersner, 2b............ 5 1 th e Florida Slat*) League. He fu r­ Mitchell, rf. . . . . 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 th e r strengthened the playing of Brown, r f ............ 3 2 1 5 0 th e St. P etersb u rg team by getting Doyle, 31,..............5 1 4 1 13 0 0 a walk ami tw o hits out of four Barnes, l b ........... 4 0 1 2 0 0 trip s to the plato. Hu was ac­ Cox, if. .............. 5 0 Besro, c............ .. 4 1 0 0 1 (', corded perfect support. 2 0 3 0 C raw ford gave up only five hits S tagg, p............... 3 0 in the six ami one-third Innings he Totals ....... 37 7 12 27 13 0 pitched but tw o of thoso in the All It II PO A K .fourth counted for one run and SANFORD 2 2 n (I tw o more in the sixtii counted for Dumas, IT............ 4 0 0 2 3 I tw o scores. In the seventh In* W entherby, 2b. .. 4 I) 4 2 0 tjlruck ou t S tngg nnd walked Al­ Frisbie, rs. „ .. 3 1 0 len, Myers tin McQue, 11b......... I t> (I 2 (I 1 Jen, bu t wan relieved by My 4 l) I 1) u o .Mejstier cnino up to bat. Craw ­ Bailey, l b ........ 0 I 3 0 II fo rd 's wildness was partly respon­ Kinsie, c f.......... 3 I 0 0 li ii <| sible* for the first three (allies C ulbreatb, rf. .. 2I I 1t o hung up by the Saints. Only one Kidd, rf. . . . . . o 4 2 0 e rro r helped the Saints in their Alford, c..................I 0 0 (t I l( scoring, Besse crossing home plate Cruwford, .......... 2 0 | o 0 0 1 0 in the eighth when McQue threw Myers, p. .wild to second. T o t a l s .......... 29 2 5 27 1(1 3 Myers seemed unable to bold Score by innings: the visitors and seven safeties Pete ................ imo 102 310—7 wore secured off of him in the re- St. Sanford ............. (loo din uni — 2 juaining two and two-thirds in­ Sum m ary: Two base h it, Mow ­ nings th at lie pitched. Excellent ner, Kidd, IJuiley. Three base hit, fielding by the entire Sanford Brown. Sacrifice bit Kidd, Alford. team in the ninth inning warded Stolen base Brown, Mitchell, F irst off fu rth er scoring by tin* Saints base on Italic off Blugg 2; Craw ­ when the first mail up was safe on an erro r nnd two hits were se­ ford 5; M yers 1. Struck out by tagg 3; Crnwford 5; Myers I. cured during the inning. Tight SLeft nil lias*1, St. Pete 10; Sanford playing prevented a score. The Saintr*' first tally came in 5. Double play, Bailey, iiiiiissUtth e fo u rth when Brown scored on ed. F irst base on erro rs, S aints 1. a clean single by Doyle afte r he Hit by pitcher, Mitchell by C raw ­ hail tripled to center field. Two ford. H its o ff Crawford 5 in 0 1-3; additional runs were scored in the Myers 7 in 2 2-3. Losing pitcher, sixth. Brown walked and Hoyle Crnwford. Balk, Myers. Passed h it safely in the infield. Brown 1ball, A lford. Wild pitch, C raw ­ hnd reached second on a wild pitch ford 2. U m pires, Pieh, Houston and went to third cm tho play, and Kidd. Time 2:12, while Doyle went to second on the throw . Rumen hit safely to right field and both men scored. Barnes w as thrown out trying to reach second, Kidd to Wentherby. Cnv and Rosso were out consecutively. FLORIDA Sanford scored’ one run in the fifth inning on two sacrifices, a Sanford 2; St choice and a single. Kinsey walk­ Lakeland 5; T ed but was thrown out nt second on n combined choice nnd sacri­ NATIONAL LEAGUE fice by Kidd. Alford sacrificed Chicago 7; St. Louis 4. and Kidd w ent to second. Then Brooklyn 2-3; New York 3-5 Kidd was safe a t third on a choice Cincinnati 8; pith burgh I I. by^ Cruwford, tho Sanford pitcher Boston H; Philadelphia II. being safe a t first nliwi. Duma* w as up next nnd singled to right field, scoring Kidd. Kidd smashes) out a double in liiu seventh but was caught nap­ ping nt Dint base. Sanford’s sec­ ond score came in the ninth in­ ning oil n walk and another double. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION F risbie walked, McQuo struck out, A tlanta (I; Birmingham 3. and then Ihiiley, for his only hit Little Buck (5; M i ibis I. of the contest, crashed out a two Mnbilo (5; New Orb an. 8. bugger, scoring tho Sanford short Nashville 7; C hattanooga I. stop from first. Kinsey nnd Kidd flew out to left field anil renter Chicago capitalist* purfield respectively and the locals 0 000 forty-acre tra c t were loft flvu runs behind in the dmrough Avenue; to be into hiiililing lots. Yesterday’s Results YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY prn VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT 1' PITTSBURGH, Aug. 15 .—The P ittsburgh P lrutes won an easy 11 to 0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds Friday. T he league leaders pounded five pitchers for a total of 10 hits. Meadows, while hit freely, was never in danger. Pittsburkh b ats drove In 7 runs in the first two innings. NEW Score by innings: Cincinnati „ 000 401 001— G-12-2 LUMBER YARD P ittsburgh .. 250 000 I Ox—11-10*1 A complete line of B atteries: Luque, May nnd Kru­ eger; Meadows and Gooch. Cypress nnd Fine NATIONAl. LRAGUE Boston at Philadelphia.Veteran Holds Lenders To Brooklyn at New York. Seven Scattered Hingies Cincinnati a t Pittsbpr^n. While Team Mates Found Chicago at St. Louis. Two Smokers For 15 Hits St. P etersburg's wild h ittin g and P ete Batters Show Ability LAKELAND, Aug. 15.— '"Bugs" 'o 0 itT n Pinches; Wildness [base running came in the seventh Ery humbled the Smoker.'* with a f tjrawfctrd Partly Respon•ihut out here F rid ay while his m ates pounded Peterson and Al­ varez for five runs and fifteen hits, four of them for e x tra bases to win 5 to 0. The Highlander* gained another gnmo on the lend­ ers, and came within th ree game* of them. The victory also gave them a I to 2 edge in gam es for the week so fur. The Box Score TAMBA All It II PO A E Snead, 2b...........5 0 I 3 I 0 Hickey, 3b........ 5 0 0 3 3 0 Estrada, cf....... 5 0 0 0 0 0 Weik. as............ 4 0 0 2 3 0 Lee, rf.................4 0 1 1 0 O Mlfllpl, If. . .. .. 3 0 0 2 0 0 Lopez, c............ 4 0 0 8 1 0 Jcstner, lb ......... 3 0 1 5 1 0 Peterson, p........ 2 0 1 0 1 <> Alvarez, p......... 2 it 0 0 1 O Totals LAKELAND Kowalski, 2b, Buekby, rs. . Welch, If. Brazier, ef. Edwards, lb. Williams, 3b. Surface, rf. . Francis, e. .. Ery, p. Totals .. 35 5 15 27 111 3 Score by innings: Tarnpa 000 000 000—0 Lakeland . Oil 020 o l x - 5 Summary: Two base hit, Peter­ son. Three base lilt, Welch, Braz­ ier, Surface. Home run, W illiams. Molen base, Snead, 2; Kowulski, Brazier. Sacrifice, Welch. Double play, Snead to Weik to J earner, l.eft on base, Tam pa, 12; l.ukcluml 8. Base on bulls, off Peterson 1; Alvarez 0; Ery I. Struck out by Peterson I; Alvarez 4; Ery 2, Hits, off Peterson II in 1; off Al­ varez I in *1. Hit by pitcher by Ery. Umpire, Baxter. Time 1:11. Pitt burgh NYw York Cincinnati . Brooklyn St. I.oilis Philadelphia Chicago Boston AMERICAN LEAGUE fct. Louis a t Cleveland. New York at W ashington. • Philadelphia at Boston. Only three s.-hedulcd. AND GETTING SCAl ALL THE TIME , Rent her Has Better of Jones In Pitching Duel; Mackmcn Win Over Boston Red Sox While Browns Heal Indians WASHINGTON, Aug. 15—'T hird Baseman Muege's double with two on in the eighth inning broke up it pitching battle between Junes and Heather Friday and W ashington took tho cries' opener from New York, 2 to (I. Mcuscl and Paschal, of the Yankees, each hit a triple but both were left on base. Score by innings: New York 000 000 000—— 0-8-1 Washington 000 000 02x—2-7-0 B atteries: June; ami Bengough; Beutiier and Several. ATHLETICS BEAT BOSTON BOSTON, Aug. 15.-S a m Gray registered bis thirteenth victory' of the season at the expense of the Boston Bed Sox when Philadelphia opened He ir final series hero F ri­ day, 0 to 3. lie was hit hard but inconsistently. Lnmur and Miller proved to be the heavy hitters for the A thletics driving in two runs apiece. Score by innings: Philadelphia (HIO (MIS 120-0-12-2 Boston mm n il (Mil—3- 9*2 Batteries: Gray and Cochrane; Zuhniser and Bhclioff. BROWNS TRIM INDIANS CLEVELAND, Aug. 15.— Smith had two bad innings In the box for Cleveland Friday nnd St. Louis won, 10 to 7. Ken Williams made hi* 25tli home run of the season. There were two on base a t the lime. When Williams up in the eighth lie was hit on the head with a pitched hall hy Spcccc ami forced to retire. Score hy innings: St. Louis .. (Kill 0(1(5 (HO—1(1-10-2 Cleveland 021 000 (M3— 7-11-3 B atteries: Itnnfoith. Wingtird :1ml llal-g'flitreJ"{fiViltli, Spcccc ail'd Sewell. GIANTS TAKE TWO NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—New York took both gam es of n double header from Brooklyn Friday, 3 to 2, and 5 to 3, gaing h alf a game on the league leading Pirates. Jack Scott em erged victor in the box in the opener, holding tho Rob­ ins to 1! hits. A single by Frank Snyder, pinch h ittin g for Jack Bentley, drove In the winning runs in the eighth of the second. F irst Game Score by innings: Brooklyn .. .. 000 020 000 - 2 - 11-0 New York .. . 300 000 OOx—3-12-0 B atteries: Osborne and Taylor; Scott and Snyder. Second Game Score by innings: Brooklyn .. .. 000 100 0 2 0 -3 - 9-0 New York .. . 000-012 02x—5-11-1 B atteries: Brown and DeBerry; Bentley and H artley. PHILLIES OUTSLUG BRAVES Framing Sheathing Sidhtg Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Hrick Limp Flaster While Rock Fluster Board Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Dojrs Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets NOW For Further Informali&n. Call at Montezuma lint^ H. B SCHULTE REALTY i MAKL’ RESERVATION EAl SAVE and THRIVE The Bank That Sanford The First Nntioiinl Rank is essenti duct. It owes its stre n g th to the hns spi ting And it in tu rn ,' h as been n powerful fJ growth and p rosperity of this section. Forj years the F irst N utional Bank has worked; unceasingly for the development of home j PH ILA D ELPH IA , A«g. 1 5 .The Price Is Right The Boston Ilrnves nnd Philadel­ phia p u t up II b ittin g barrage to­ SANFORD day, the la tte r w inning by II to 8. Leach, a rookie, outfielder with the Phillies, h it a p air of home runs, both with a man on base. Score by innings: W. S. FRICK, Mgr. B o sto n .......... 002 032 001— 8-17-2 710 W. First St. Phone 172-w Philadelphia 211 021 31x—11-10-3 B atteries: m ith, Ryan, Kamp We inyile you to come nnd work witk:, bigger things ahead. FIRST N ATI0N AI B m m T h is THING } 5 0 /MA l / O f r o w in g is v jo r s e t h a n h a v in g AND IP you UJOUL.D D U g T U S T E ’N T O CAE A N D S T A R T ( O U R . ) Ji THE LADT ©HE CUE=-'DP^ O uJM H O M E : «— ----- - TULLEO V IM IT Let us sell A T AUCTION We nre permanently located in Si OUR SALES FORCE arc LWTK T IR E D 'O F Real Kslate Auction Sales. f-\ A v e . TO ( J O T H R O U G H ALLTHIS A TOOTH \ T H E . NEXT TIME UJOUu O I3E \ W e g u a r a n t e e ' S allafaction.' If you lmvc Property you want sold—lit and kisa it good-bya /P apa Tv^ f LOVE ALLEN AND BRENT 1IG E. Second Street, Sanfoti, F\a. New Orleans Atlanta Nashville t hntlunooga Memphis .Middle Little Bock Birmingham Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining Lvo si corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quirk ci chased nt $75.00 a front foot on easy terms. In justice to your: elf and fam ily build th at Ion For lumber ihut will endure through the age* *rti.itic appearance call on us. ■ K ffhV ___/ 5 LEMT/lM H4ET* > i ogmy * L u v e y h e a m u Tm u h , \ l B o r I f\-hvjv< M E \ ArSVw'izi’ a - . /rfwMMus’S'N FCMTvLtM Oclujhs T ASV< i M b e expecti t j 'M-iUTVSTPt.T A SOMETHIN. Buvjcm HANfmi Bar T wps AROUMD MEAH MO VINTM M FO H ?TH EW PER -ImeT PiuE ] SVAuO AT LEAST T V D fW P e a r w DtSCON/UMED Tv-t Boots s o (We e p oPTM'vfEfWTu-/ noth Poll . Vm S C G N .T b S »s \ IKlSTALMiKtrs ON UAPECT i m ’ t T *v / CNVS/ Ym Tvb^O Ttv 3 t - ° I LENT T O A W - A G tU .'y / A M V 4 1 N J E R S A R W J > \K \ ' M L N j E P P R t E S OF Tv-V LOAN yV 'W A S KWOO\EOOuT Hill Lumber Co Between First and Second Streets on Si At $610.00 per front foot Service means R ealto rs something H E R E W h e n yo u b u y Diam ond T lre a f r o m u« w« agra* to do tb ia l — K eep t h e m In excel-, l e n t c o n d itio n while you «ro u t i n g th e m , — R e p a ir e n y little cut* t h a t m a y a p p e a r, — O c c a sio n a lly c h a n g e t h e m f r o m o n e wheel to a n o t h e r t o even tho wear, — E xam ine th e tiro flupe to aeo t h a t tu b c a ore n o t boing pinched. T hit aercice a n d ath n tlo n , along with Diamond quality, giuat you tho g r t a t a t tiro naim in the world. lacuirpu'fAtfJ' • ............... Sant'urd, Florida *t A T U E PAN1DAN BLOCKADE RUMMER i There Is Ho Substitute for the Strcii and Endurance of Florida Dm Long Loaf Yellow Pine Luml As:- Your Architect to Specify 1* S o r i d a D e n s e L o n g L e a f P in e M a n u fa c tm \ �15, 1925. MMDU , Classified Directory lp»iir u *r,w PRIN TIN G D. BATES Advertising For Sale Rooms For Rent For Sale FOR BIG RESULTS advcrti^TTni FOR e a t g *■ _ the FORT LAUDERDALE- = _kALh: Direct from owner FOR SALE; House and lo t on 8th FOR RENT—Koomt w ltu or w ith ­ out meals. Reasonable raU a. house, bath. clectrk St. ■Price <950.00 cash. M. Care N E W S — I t c o v e M * ' ! it L room , .......... .......................................... — Lincoln Housa, artl County thoroughly wt,ir k i J ' l - J * ’ **2 acrM* 40 orange trees Herald, *«• one of the most rapidly" Z r i i l 3r,|hM? 1-2 mile, from post — FOR RENT: Front bedroom. Call sections on the Florida Country Club! Ideal FOR SALE: Avocado pears. Fresh |SSS3i«*»*' * •' nt Milnre Theatre o r 321 Mngoff tho trees. 305 P ark Avenue. Sample C onv and P l 2 £ ^ r c h l d i e n s . phone 571-J. Sample copy and rate card upon Now t» th, M-al lime for ■ ,»r«lion n f> t, lo the ,M ■ nolia Avenue. request. ‘ North on ■ Mrrthsnt, and Umrr* Clumri Iron, FOR SALE: To highest bidder. One M « FOR SALE: At sacrifice fine team Jtukeoniill*. Foul miltn,-, a urrk to U m f|c Touring car for repair 1300 pound mules, also complete FOR RENT: Room w ith sleeping 4e a IIm HM II.MORK anil PHILADELPHIA porch. 823 Park Ave. Phone O . i nr Pr °pcrty of Dove Lloyd. LE, i ™ ABOUT Polk County and outfit of farm ing implements "|oilbI# s b o v * All nu-.mer. ,tnp at Savannah. AI*o .It-lhe-w.y. WIGHT PR IN T SHOP—P rinting Lakeland. through the Star- -Sale Tuesday 18th. Sanford Gar- vmd tools. Call room 11 Ball Hldg 433-J. bv-ra lo llo,ton. Rill mnnollon* lo Waahlnrtcn, tf, for oooEOgravIng, Em bossing. See us Telegram. Heat advertisinp- n„. ngc. Atlantic riis, Naw Volk an*l other (alati. Unrurfirst. We do it. Phone 417-W. dium in South Florida. h.biNhed F 0 R SALK: New home modem FOR SALE: 3 larg e lots 193 feet FOR RENT: Furnished apartm ent. paoul m ab and wrvlr*. MO* l « n « t h R. R. Ave.-Commercial St. Apply Sanford Paint nnd Wall St'llURR RATES! Far- to Raltltnor, for Itkatsn**. on Park Ave., nbutting DcCottes r Z Z * ? - ..ST A R -T E L E G R A M - j * * * residential section. X la nnl, *10.9*. round trie *t»At! Phllndr-phla *11.S*. for (lrat Lakeland. H onda. ] sonnble. Easy terms will be ar- property. Price $9000, one fourth Paper Co. 112 First S treet. round trip *11.00. Ileal-. h*-rth ln<-lu.lcil. (O-ir.l-te ranged. Apply Uox A. B. C. Care cash. 13 acre celery farm , 5 acres mom r-itr.L Mai for Un.-ritad folder. kilo a-k R EAL ESTA TE ^irlciad to about th* ALLEtriM SI TOURS. AotnmoMt*, rartilled, 3 ineh well, -1 miles South FOR RENT: One furnished bed 0 111 ° —-Xenla. Make your sales Sanford Herald. rl«l at low rstva. Writ* or phon* In-la,. room. Rent reasonable. 107, 3rd through the Xenia Gazette, Xen­ ’Th* Honon Sanford Avenue, paved road. J . E. SPU RLIN G , ■u'b-division Street. Lm r„ponalbla MerrhnnN and Miners Transpnrtation Co. « ' $8000 with $1500 cash. Scruggs ia. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ I1 OR SALE: 80 acres on road to lie • F<t in a a r U o n . specialist. Subdivision to O r­ trict. W ant ad and display rates Pin S19 F. Ita, SI.. JnrU-oovlll* Phon, *1* payed. Some front on lake. I n t Bealty t o. ,uba«QU«n< it?*! /row Hmiwi M I’hflaftilf hHi, o- 6. i.\ t i i i : r m r r i T rn ttitT o r t u b lando, F lorida, and F l o r a on request. city limits of Sanford $500.00 per (Ain, r m , frn don. , should tliouU bi s r.v i:\T ii j i o n i \i. n u n i t H eighta, F lorida on Dixie High­ In cai* of o r n oiiiiM . tx a m i r o l l s n « . acre. Terms. R. W. Lawton Oviedo.’* . SALE: Modern five - room way. lAOI.r. < OI >TV. I \ CIIASCEUV. i house, new paint, screened porch. F, S, I’niner. uni] wife. Kll.-ii SI»«on COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER - Phone 2. Double garage. Close in. Bayard Pal Kit . Kntall’ * thorClassified ads have the largest SIGNS Complainants. Jib r*t*«. rolaa circulation in Southwestern Geor­ FOR SALE: 3 acres partly improv- ” CftUy C° ’_______________________ Any Kind— Anywhere •Ul « 'v* yu ,uf gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. Arthur Ulna, <-l at. itlott. And If Defendant*. 000 . llalf cash.'u? 1°L b '"/'""!* Bo x !T ' n ° J '0TuS U 'g h lan d ,S treet. 1- ° “ ssil.t TO« HILL Tli <1111KT TITLE ’ • * *1 ft. South front, 120 feet deep. waul ad- 10 TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ 073 , I'llnll.iH j Sidewalk and stree t paving paid, Kttva. To Arthur Ulna. :ttul wtfeers and fern growers of VolgaSOTICB 1L Hutchinson, 1020 Laurel ftlnn, whose Christ Inn name Is Form erly S anford Sign Shop. ia county advertise in the DcLand FOR SALE: A rug 9x12. Admin­ IJdlvo thalr unknown; Clinton A. Ilnley; W. Cl. Avenue. «« addtaaa *R Phone -180-W. S anford Ave. At Daily Ncwr., rate lc per word, cash Andenrlw, and «ifu-----------------tn> ister. Phone 571-J. number If ilenrleil. whose Chrlslliio name Is F irs t S treet. with order. HA1 WINDOW. In the pines over­ iioknown; Knimn alia. About ona A. Aiulenrle-1:; tbauBsnd h*a a looking Sanford. 4 lots, 1 corner, William t5. Amleurleil; ;Mnry W. I.neat pc! on Railroad close to paved highway nine T IN AND M ETAL WORK th* thera can t Aihlenrinl; Louli-e M. Atnlenrleil MAINE — Wotorville, Morning 1 south front, 2 E ast front. Must nml , 1th you untaaa Anna K. Autletirletl. amt each miles northeast of Winter Park, Orange County, Sentinel. Thousands of Maine sell together. .1. II. Hutchinson, ami every of the sahl a ho to nnm ar adJre*a JA M E S H. COWAN— All kinds people nre interested in Florida DUPLEX shorthand course by 1029 Laurel Avenue. Three fourth this land is good Citrus land balance eil it*fcmlunl-s. If IIvIiik ; nml if mail means success. Pay when either, any or nil of suhl ilefemlH I M *ll'*T *>• of Tin and Sheejt M etal W o rk .) property. Reach them through high hammock and trucking land. you succeed. Cost one-fifth others. FOR SALE: Baby carriage nnd mils he tlenil. to all parlies etalm,1 Th* h * a W ater a rd B oat Tanks. At Oak the Sentinel. Rate card on an InK Inleresf* tinder earli and etety t , or hr 1*1kiddie coop. Good condition. Call Ilf the foltowlliK decease I i!i(i:ilAvenue and T hird S treet. Tele- | plication. 1 National Shorthand School, LnkcA Ileal Itar gain , , rf|«*«0»lBniits, lo-tvH: Arlhttr iJInn, and wife. 2So-\V. nhone 111. 1-----— _______________________ land, Fla. ralld. — — — tllnn. whose Chrlsllnn ompi. B t tlc l* n t name Is unknown; Clinton A, Ilnley ; A LITTLE TTAMT AI> IN The trrlc* From in back of the W it Ainletirled. nnd ulfi Building Material I HERALD will bring you in big STOLEN: A n d r n r h - d , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n m in io Is Palm's Annex porch two one results. Advertise those old ar hundred pound kits of Dupont pure WANTED: From five to 10 acres u n k n o w n : K m m a A A l l d e n r l e i l ; W l l l l n t n li. A m l e n r l e d ; M a r y W . A u MIRACLE C oncrete C o, general J*11” hn,v<> «ton-jl away and Iwhite lead and zinc ground In oil. unimproved land within radius tli-n rled ; t .i o i l s r M. Aml.-tirl.-il a m i t little thirty- Black kit with white letters on it. of three miles of city. II, care The A n n a K. A u d e n r l c l . o r n t h e r w l s i v ‘ sidewalks, ■ ‘ cement work, build­ have no use for. A IIS In nm l l o t h e f o l l o w i n g d e m w llie d ing blocks. Irrig atio n boxea. J. R. cent nd may bring you several i Reward of $25.00. Also a carload Herald. In ml s l l i m t e . t y i n g a m i h o l m ; in d ir e c t o r y R oom * 5U1-502 . R h o n e 95 dollars. Phone 118 nnd a re p re-1 nf Terw lllcger, Prop. th e C o u n ty of S em in o le am i S t a te less 1000 were stolen 727 sentatlve will call nnd see you. o F ir s t N atio n al H nnk O u lld ln g . Unfurnished three- f F l o r i d a , m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d.-from baek of lot 2 corner of 3rd WANTED: n s fo l lo w s , t o - w l l : . |lar* w itu* *•** room apartm ent, first floor, or m-rlhi-d S treet and Laurel Avenue. ’)n Mr. T he N o rth w e st Q u a r t e r of th e lamplr nl Hanford H ILL LUM BER CO. Housa SALES FORCE a small house. 11. M. Box 981. S o u t h e a s t U m irte e of th e V o rih FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Kents place where Mr. t'ooK used 1 often n**d*d. Service, Q uality and Price. ;n« , i r Q u a r t e r ' U f W ' i o f S I :• i of tvhrn an , »V*' Moraine* Sentinel; largest elassi- to live. $50.00 reward if returned YOl’N'G MEN wanted. — w ittt n r j j ; \ v I; 1. o f S e c t i o n T h irty -th ree r*qnlrrd. It l» M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING fi d business, rate lc a word, min­ to W. M. Tuggle at 503 West Third without experience to fill vnr i : n i . T o w n s h i p N i n e t e e n t ! ; i | . S o u t h flkahrtleallr 101 t.ll> K a s t ; r e imum 2 1 c cash with older. Street. Some one must have seen ioti* positions in South America. ”f 'V'iik* TjOriv-i.n.- i iiv iim iiiin iiiiiiiliillliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiR iiiiiik it a<r. --------------- i them hauling off my bricks named log salaties, great opportunities, fi-,,m 1 1,.. nhti\*i* « t <-rIl„--t lamN i 11.DAVID B. HYEB THE MORNING----;—— JOURNAL ia tho Daisy, Valise daisies won't tell. Enclose 25c to cover booklets, e tc .. fi.lh>wlnK: A strip of land fiftyire la Thl» ARCHITECT I* n I'.v -’ll! Klrili'ii ’ fIVI fio-l w Id......... . the Biri-ptcd w ant ad medium in i . . . v, V • M aPl5l0,,» s-„r,h end . f slid land .il.ove ,1.c T o It Y Daytona (F la.) One cent a word Island, N. Y Ecrliiotl. c « * iivi * v $ , i | to tlu* Mnmhsr L l k Atlnntl*' f%MNl Lino ttrillrn.nt r*»iti an inurtion. Minimum 25c. lONB WANTED: Experienced dairym an.’ IM.n; R im HnMilIntr j " ''" A,Ml .Iisn . x.-’-nl: 11 . .rlim'm:' STRAYED ttR STOLEN: Collie D EPEND A BLE USED CARS |1 43 Apply Herald Office Orlan-fw, I'lsrlda pup. name Sport. Airedale pm, 1921 Dodge T ouring. TAMPA DAILY TIMES. Tampa. FOR RENT: House. See John W ANTED: Insurance agent to sell r h , . ^ { v r . : V ^ : : ^ " . 'r : } N W i V ; . :.eii ,,r p.i-iiiiu Tiiwnshlp ninl nam e Peggy. Re;inn to 110 North 1925 Dodge Coupe. Mu.sson. Fla. T h m ifn d s read tho clas­ t c blent and sick benefit insur­ I t s Uge I n l e r s e e t s t h e p r o |o - i l> |i » r e - French Avenue receive re 1923 Dodge Coupe. sified pages of Florida’s Great .................... e.l t o Hie s a h l A t l a n ­ ance. Costing only ten dollars n 1922 Dodge Touring, Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. FOR RENT: Ptirnishe.tl 5 room year. Gtn>d commission. 1*21 West t i c c ' o s ' t t.ln e I tn ilr n iu t C u m p a n v , ward. r u n W e s t iiloiiK I h e H oulli t i n e of cottage. Modern t nnv ■nirnrrs. 1923 Ibidge G raham 1 1-2 Minimum 25c, cash with order. s i h l . M i n n i e C o n s! I . l n e l l a l lr o i i .l Euclid Ave., Deluind, Florida. HILTON’S Photic 120. Truck. fti ultigrnphlng, W hite and liver spotted C o n ip iin y ’s r i g h t - o f - w a y XS f e e l . LOST: Write fur complete rate card. IIA R O K U SH O P 1921 Hodge S rrre n t-2 toil ’•’ruck mailing—ns yon t h e n c e (tntitti 1)1 f e e t , t h e n c e i ____ . . ____ ... ....................... .........pointer. Answers to the name WANTED; Expert flour sa n d in g -- E a s t S9 feet. l o t h " Kits I t i n e f i, _ 1,-1 n i , r r i , l , , rM , |, . o I,, 113 M sgm dia Ave. I. W. Phillips' Hons bn you want i t • * P I " i . I i n n e r r i till n n o g u PALM BEACH COUNTY — The FOR RENT: Three ro4)tn furnishold <>r new floors. Apply 309 W. of .......... .lid S W i l o f t h e SI-: I I 6 F irst Class B arbers 11. E. Porch. F irst oil uput Intent. 815 Park Avo. Dodge Bros. Sulrs and Service scene of stuftndous develop­ Second St. Call between 4 ami 0 f WV I I .if s a h l S i-e tlull. T . . U I 1 - .Seminole Hudson-Essex Co., and siiln nail I In n c.-. i Iimiicm N o r t h i l . n i - receive rew ard. Special A ttcntinn Phone 3 Oak and 2nd S t Hldg. ment. Read about it in the Palm p. in. \V. D. Fill men. s a h l C n sl II iim xn f.-.-t l o p o i n t of Given To In d ies and Children. Beach Post, Sample copy sent on FOR RENT: Attractive, large fur­ iieulnnliiK. nished room, near the water. WANTED: Advertising solicitor. mol !■> ntti nml nil oilier |o-r*ons request. LE8 FOR RENT wIiosm yiiitii.-s uro link now a. el.ilmPrivate home. Phone 571 -J. Apply Advertising Manager, The Ine Try Smith’s Barber any rlulo, lilt.- or lnt.-r.-si In Sanford Herald. mol in tho or«|ieriy her.-lna1i.HM .1. ADVERTISING gets rc.iults if it i ’OR RENT: An apartment, three Chinnwnre in English Porce­ srrihi'il. or nnv part or |iiire<4 then SONS Shop for good barber reaches potential buyers. Pnlains, lUivarinn and Japanese latka Daily Ni .vs is circulated in rooms nnd bath. Large porch. WANTED: To buy a nine or ten of I t Is tie re liy o r ile n - il Unit v o n kit* It. 419 Magnolia Avenue. room house rinse in. suitable for [hid St. nt It. U. m o l r i i - h o f v o n In- n o l :i|q>enr lo-. an industrial and agricultural sccChina make lovely gifts work. Ladies welcome. mantels- Will nay $1500 rash, bal­ f o r o m i r s n h t Clr.-iilt C o u r t s i t h e Wildwood- Baltimore capitalist* ance in monthly payments. Price C tloil. o u r t H o u s e n t S in f o r it. I 'lorlil.i. o n Bank of Wildwood; Wild­ must be reasonable, l*. (). Box 121. t h e Mli ilu\ or ll.-toh.-r A !• 193.'.. Iron h i r e N ext to Valdez. The Ball Hardware ADVERTISE in the Joum al-H er- purchase m ol t h e n i rut t h e r e m a k e wood suburb opened as result. SERVICE Day lo the. hill of Mloo 1. 1 IIIIIt .'Xllllilt.il SI.50 Values for .......... $1.00 WANTED: Painting old and new lr> a ll t r a i n s R"<*you In this cause JV aid, South Georgia’s greatest 1 work. Best material used. E sti­ ,sgnlnM li Is further tirilm'isl th il lilt-. 75c Values for .................. 50c hnn« 561 and 63-W newspaper. .Morning, afternoon, mates cheerfully given. P ainter (irih-r lo* piihllshe I In the Ssofor.l Etc. weekly and Sundav. Classified llerilil. li newspaper pulillshe.l la cure Herald. VV. H. LONG ttunfnril. ttemlliofe Couni'. i-’liirPt.t. rates 10 c per line. Waycroas Jour S A F K :a fe As Long As They Last WANTED: ('arpeuters and labor-; on. ■ . oh w.-i-U for ■-1»; Lt i'. oih ■ nal Herald. Waycross, Georgia. vm ttM.-ko M EAT M ARKET ers for new ice plant. Apply «a UIIWITNESS h a i e l n o l I h e r . il “A Greater Sanford Through my pfp and Qunlily job at Reels Garage. nf the f’lfeull Court of ih.< Keymiili TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— j Print inf*— Decorating tletgns Drinking Water .1lot(*'l *I Clrc.llll i.f Him SMI • •( A Greater Chamber of Send in your subscription to the 110 Snnford Ave. Snnford, F'la. rior-d i lu nnd for Si-nituol.I'.tliliA C A K K PHONE 303 .M unicipal S u p p ly Commerce" Tribune or hand it to your local ly. on thin Hut Sl»( d-ty **f July, A House 11 I'i ’ V dealer so you can lead Florida's! (gr. 105 W. 1st SL (SKAI.) City Of Sanford greatest newspaper. One year, | V E. I Kit Nil, ASS. $3 .00 , 0 month-.. : l 00 , three months, I'li-rl, of Ihe Clreull Cnurt of Ihe S\ .-tilli .lutllelnl Circuit of lim IUGS t $2 .00 . If you desire $1,000 in su r­ H. A. SPEIR Approved by Siittp of Florida. In n o t fur S.'inIn n prfnrrljilloti for a n c e policy iidd 75c to your order. IdoIm I'oUllH llTi STORE — PreC ontractor and Builder a M WEEKS I i,ti t y t'lcrlt. Malaria, Chills and lever ft. It. ch TTC.S .v SI'ENCEIt. DU YOU WANT TU BUY or sell ugs. Sodas. We Florida Slate Hoard Solli-llori* and of CoiiobmI for Coin - 1113 Sanford Ave. Snnford, Fla. ,99-M — Phone — 499-M Dengue or Ililious Fever. anything? If so advertise in I;, i as your nhyns. Of Health idalnanlB. the Gainesville Sun. II kills thi- irritis. An-.; 1 S-ri-33-39 S.-pl f.13 19-1*. 2108 PALM ETTO AVR FOR QUICK SERVICE, try TH E SEM INOLE PRIN TERY . W. N Lumley, Prop. PRINTING THAT PL E A SES, a t very reasonable prices. Rem ington Portable Type­ w riters. Telephone 93, Welnkn Bldg. to A**«D“ D A IL Y r«w°fnco$owar'\s, 1n” 1 5 0 0 A cres Miscellaneous Wanted F. L A N E UI5ALTOR Lost And Found For Kent Automobiles Directory ALUMINUM WARE SALE m . . x • l.llo. H..1/M G. TAYLOR DYER BINE’S FILLING STATION •1 Lots on Elm Ave. TIHC AL Everything For the Sportsman At Ba?k Hardware LECTR1C CO. fh Gdlon A Platt Everything elecc« 122. Electragith [ st a t io n s an d 1SU1TI.IE8 Rhone 8 fee station*. Mag. ond. First and Elm, ‘»e and 10th 3tre*t. 'e. Earle T. Field U n t/si IB FLORIST" [r all occasion*. Phon* 2G0-W I'VYKR Itonldent of Florida since Deferences: F irst N a t i o n a l H a n k . MORGANTOWN. W. VA., pcoplo arc interc-ted in Florida. Each of them through u classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six couaecutive issues. m Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Will liiinrr 9 »it<r Prrxvixiul IHfrt'fw, (DiKRnRr, rlr.» nRninit I<1119 I«| ri*ti8»Mii •»! A. P. CONNELLY & SONS N ■ 2M E. FIRST ST. R E A I. T O It 8 Mugnotia at Second, loans Phone 18 V s R E V E H C e .1 T H 'V % between lat nml 2nd on San­ ford Ave. Priced $200.00 per foot lower than adjoining property. Three Fine Residence Lots Facing San Iainta entrance $3,000 each l.v U i i n iiim is iiiiiitiiik B U M iiR iH iB iiiiiiix iiim iiii E rsO U O l I - 1 11>PLEN Eiuiy terms. in v e s t m e n t s By GKORGIO McMANUS I'L L O e T I 'L l— D R I V E . t h a t c; o n o u t o f t h a t A P A C T T M E riT , O P b T M F U ^ V y liE M 1 f ^ V r / K R T P U A Y IM ' Priced low. Business Lot ru n . *lll l T n i l 1 : ii \ u i ; 1 . \m r .\ \ 4 ) 41 oM ; I ‘1.4*1*11 nmt 4In itrril1* «’f \$ii 114iti litti inifl Trtiii'tiiiirlft((mi. I Vr ilil't 4rifI4uM, hiiin rim i on nf furtl mil It* \ \ i \ mi i iiiii \ W. limn iiMMiry ill T p rrrru l liilrrr**!. You are wasting time and mo­ W. It. SMITH, MGR. Have you rooms to rent or some second hand fu rn itu re to sell? no v if this page hasn’t your clas­ Use The H erald’s classified page sified advertisement. Phone it in m l l l l l l l R I I S I I I I I I S S I 1111 i n * a * a a a * * * « a « » x * " " " " " " 9 today. No. 118. and g et results. T /(£ INSURANCE $5.00 UP FATHER A ■ Ilot •.vot'ii I lth and 12th St«. REAL ESTATE First Street Extension ItKAI, ESTATE THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT Acrengp, Farm s and Orangs droves u Specialty —Central West Virginia’s la rg ­ 1020 Laurel Avenue, Member of HANFOItD, FLA. est daily. Want ad rate I I -2c per word; 4 insertions I l-4c; 0 or r lorl.la Slate Florists Association. I more lc per word each insertion. Moughton HITE 'ECT Batik Hldg. Florida Ill'iAI. ESTATE —IN VESTIIEM’S Lobby I'ulcHton - Iirutnlcy Hldg. Sanford Florida 18X1 . ............................................ n * Business Sites Apartment House Sites W ater Fronts AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta. Ga., Augusta’s g re atest classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10 c minimum. J. H. HUTCHINSON i An *n Building Annex. 417-L, 3. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning the « i i s s i i i i i u « s i m s m i i i i i i » U B » i i i » * s i * a M i s * greatest development in G eorgia’s history: a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach ju st finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge | across Escambia Bay started ; quarter million dollar opera house! under construction; two millions i being spent on highway; g reatest chance for live developer* to get in on ground floor. W rite Devel­ opment Department. The P ensa­ cola News. m / T Y *. 5,1100 Acres Sit* ’> B K l In Luke County. $.10.00 Per Acre J . v One fourth cash 1 A'.*.-; t -,'•'ok*, fl v-’i-V SANFORD REALTY CO Inc. , II. S. LONG, Mgr. ii3 1 1 i « liiv tT ftg M I ikiM f ------------ ... Fcatv*'. Sfwvtce. lac. <■ aid O nY NT T 1- ' £)•x l1925 'f IlN , , n w. A*.x. ,rWf � 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, August 15, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/f954ee5b12cdfcdd5dd4daad24f26151.pdf 0da4eb5f70f66b28c0255585924346c8 PDF Text Text k a rt, E Its Biches^ Garden Land THE WEATHER i Partly cloudy Friday and Sat­ urday; orobably acattcrcd thunMaximum temp. Minimum temp. SANFORI) FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925. PRICE FIVE CENTS Central Florida To Have A►—vrv.iv Block Advertising f\uvci using Body Doay njiniri; Pearman Heads Committee “ “ ’BiY imberIsAdopted HOWSONLOST Governing Body LIFEINffGHT u „ N U M B E R 13, - ------* HALTB u i l d 1 1 B llllfifS tlo W S w it . --------IM l i n n T v m s i r r a i t ! . f 5 u i v v f ^ plan. It is said, however, that sev• ral of the secretaries were ho im­ pressed with the idea of the vnlutj Vrui',' 1’r hu,r Wm Killed drill to be secured front block advertis­ ing that they brought to hear Conference Delayed Ceudinjf :) ktafcing W a r- Like milt enough pressure to have the neeiJe n io n stra tiu n in F rig h te n meel Inslruclion From Belgium es«nry committee to consider the RnitililH, I'a enl A s s e rts Expect to Have Homes R.v Visiting Commission; matter appointed. .____ _ Rpeci IVo Rodim Are Far Apart It was brought out that the or­ PFT fiR C R U B r Finished By Jan. t; -? Robbers Still Hold S„ ganization should be similar to the Dossey, How ard and hast Coast Association of ChamAmerican Physician S beis of Commerce. The committee Belgian Government Kelly Get Contract; selected will in the near future Pondering Situation submit a rt work, a schedule and !*<>dy of Calmer Recovered!Cm < various details of the new advertis­ :m«l R liried on II h R an ch ; w ing plan to the various rominuni- Mellon and Smoot to Visit Runs Are Scored on a Walk, Mother Reaches Manchuria Cresident Coulitlge and tie; in what is generally know ns A Two Rase Kit and Two Central Florida. This Hection ex­ City Subject Refore Him Errors; Kidd Pitches Good HARBIN .M anchuria, Aug. 11. J ^ tends as far north as I’alatka and •kill Throughout Contest or®*'!' * ajinfr, tlm Ainericnn Jj |lt. . ", .t to I.ake City and Ocala and Wa s h in g t o n : Aug. i i . _ a House Shortage Acute vhowaa killed hy I'hinese I,audits ,1.:.. temporary halt in the negotiations Kidd. .was given per fee t his ranch on the Sungari river f . . ......... t support tor the funding of Helghmi’* war Her e Says Douglass, last month, met death ul.il,. !*., u pitching du<-t with Morris in U.dit to the United States was call- 'in tni> first of a three game s «riei Deploring Situation ed Thursday while the egation awaited further instruc- here Thursday afternoon mid the Celery-Kda blanked the Saints, nous lorm is government. Contract tor t |p> erection Meanwhile, the Uclgian cabinet leaders of the first half of tlm of 11 bungalows in Kdgewood / season, by a score of 2 to 0. San­ " a s called in urgent session at Brussels *“ consider tlm situation ford's two runs came in the fourth lias been awarded by the San­ as it haa developed in the discus- lining on a walk, a sacrifice, a ford Bond & Mortgage Com­ aions here, and Chairman Mellon two bine hit ami two errors. The pany, according to announce­ i rrors were responsible for only ?{, . ‘Sl'ilutor, Smoot, republican, one run. ment made today by E. >Jian, for the American comiui*A. Douglass, president of the Morris pitching for St. Petersaion. arranged for a week-end visit to I resident Coolidge to acquaint lu rg allowed only three hits hut company. 'I he total contract him with all the facts. It was Mctjiie made one of them count price is said to approximate explained that the commission for u run in the fourth when lie would come to no agreement which nit a two hunger to score W eather­ l y fmm second base. Weatherby ' iir'co have his sanction. i> hile admittedly the commis­ had walked and bad gone to sec­ sions are far apart on several of ond on Krisbio’a sacrifice. McQue the detuils of a settlement it was scored a moment later on Doyle’s ‘dated officially today that the ne­ had throw which left Hailey safe company. The homes that have unalnr lung Says Russia Esneditinn Is Equipped With gotiations were proceeding in i been completed have been noid satisfactory'’ manner and that ntul are now occupied, according to Also .Musi Re Reckoned I’lattes Capable of Meet- there was no reason tn abandon Mr. Douglass, who stated that tho Willi In Turkey Business; mu Many Hazards Rut Its nope of an ultimate agreement. increasing demand for more homes Solon Returns From Visit Progress Has Been Blocked The U. lgian and Amuricnn com­ it* meeting tho governing and the apparent shortage, had missions held n brief session to­ urthcr ili.ieu.ise I the housing prompted his company to make HKIIUN, Aug. 14.—Gorin.-mv m, a 'i-wage diiipusal plant, WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.— day at which the Ameicaus proPi*** f,l.\r erecting the additional wiiit ll dwHIinir*. ruling of grnunds upon Equipped with airplanes capable of FunttMi a second to erect a Chamber of OomPermits for the bungalows were sailing smoothly over hazards once issued today and work on them Ikuilding and other questhought impassable, the MacMillan will he started at once, it was an­ tof vital im porta nee. BoeArctic expedition nevertheless ha; •otnal the natural laws of the nounced. It is expected that they [r. \V. Pearnmn, Jr.. *»f tho will all In* completed by January I J«iy was instructed to enNorth constantly blocking its pro­ gress. The residences will be of Span­ ervices of some compeish type, conveniently arranged i to oiake n survey of With only 17 days of flying and equipped with nil modern con­ ; problem In Sanford weather in prospect, Commander * o,e io nnaino them to go on with veniences. Each house will con­ u full report to the Donald I!. MacMillan and his chief tin* discussions tomorrow remaintain si* rooms. Some of them That os soon a.i possible, aide, l.ieut. Com. It. K. Ityrd. are id problematical | linight. wilt face Sanford Avenue while in coining impatient while low-ly­ depended upon the Belgian cabinet, inholscr, Forrest Luke, others will fuce Palmetto Avenue i»ut the expectations here is that ing clouds, snows and fogs obscure ner, W. A. I.efflor and it is announced. the territory where they hope to a new proposal will In* forthcom­ Bishop were unpointed In connection with tlm announceestablish a base on the polar sea ing if the one submitted today oy teommlltce. The other merit, Mr. Uougluss declared that this country Hhould be found un­ from which to explore an iinmiipi will '. I* expected to more homes should be built here acceptable, |vd area covering 1,000,000 square ’ ' ! '' * . to taku earn of the new residents miles. I In* understanding here is that Mi «M wstk and present to that are coming every day and to intc l.tnly so that thfi Sutter In addition to these troubles, approval by the Belgian governnccommoUate Sanford s winter vis arrived at p»P all committees within | failure In find a beach near Ktah m.-n of any ......... .. Itnrs that are expected to fl.wk woiiitl be necessary before tlm net of the Chamber. (from which the planes could hop off has hecn a disappointment. Un­ Minding .if the $1x0.000,000 war LBall win appointed ns der present conditions tin* ma­ debt could become an accomplish­ ments cannot be built,” said Mr na of the ’1nuri.rt .hi.I En, (li*patchcM from Drimchines must take off from the Ice Douglass. "IVu need every huuse k*nt Conimitte**. Mr. Bali (h«t the troverninent tliero wuh infested water- and to do mi they that s going up now and scores of klnt his own committee himl must unload much precious fuel. additional ones. Our company i rni#,nIVl lo tak,> nw Wna! action pbrs will be named later. This has resulted in reducing their without the approbation or parlia­ has seen the need for homes and cruising radius from t,U0o to 70(1 ment ^appeared to occasion some is trying to do it* part in helping Wi*vc 1 by the officials of surprise in American government miles. lo meet that need." Icily that till of tlie camcircles. All over tho state. Mr. DougFacing such a situation, those in ivill be completed at tlm iii.iM muI*1, Hid house nhortnge U u The precise status of the negocharge of the expedition feel it is ad ‘.hj* organization today problem that Is being consider**!. usseutiul that an intermediate l.a.*** tmtions at this time has not been Ptthrir r -ri o u ifl will |,e Ill Jacksonville and Miami, he disclosed liey.in.l the mere iuformlie established, and the planes have Isbf |u!i!i' ition Saturday,, l" l by Miami. Advertising, In- >aid pointed out, home building cam­ ntmn that the Belgians have made skimmed over the jagged, ,.nuwl y t uf the vanm ii cauiniit- mud not what the town offered, is paigns are being conducted in an proffer and the Americana clad |ienks and down deep, narrow •me PFlinrd hy the Board of what made Miami. The people of two. effort to meet the situation. Valleys in search of a landing base Sanford have started the hall It has lieen made known, howa t which fuel and food could l»toiling, he Htiid, in the great for­ ikirsl Committee: •ver, that the Belgian, have asked cached. The most favorable con­ President And M r s . uti'in with th<* County ward movement, it is up to them ditions were found Monduy at lit-- ‘Oat the nccnied interest on the . to keep up tin* pace with Miami principal of the debt to date be iR’-'fii'v; *xhihitu for Coolidjre Visit S o n l*fhi Li- held in th u and other large tourist cltie . "imputed at a rate lower than the out at second. Messuer covered Milch Publicity From Drive, Way Plymouth "itr quarter tier cent at which ia- what dioiild have been Allen's play On i Daniel II. MncFurlnml. vice•eicit on the Ilritish debt Wtt.n com- nt the second sack and muffed the | president of the American I 'iiy I'litcd for purposes of the Anglo- ball as he reached for it. The ball F.NROUTE TO PI.YMOUTH j Bureau, who conducted tin- ineioAmerlcan agreeuient. VERMONT WITH PRESIDENT had been hit to thu pitcher by ! bership campaign here, told of the Fitchburg. Armstrong who was safe ut first COOI.IIKSR great value of the publicity that on the choice. Dailey was out at Aug. 14.—Traveling p art of the Sanford has already derived from third on a ground hall hit to Doyle way hy motor through a blinding tho campaign and its success and at th at position by Cullireth, and rain storm, President and Mrs tin* untold publicity which this city Armstrong advunced to second. Al­ f.oolidge on their wuy from I is y et to receive. The chamber, ford grounded out, third to first. Swumpscott to Plymouth, Vermont he said, in sending a letter to ill In the fifth inning Cox for the to vtait Mr. Cooildgt.’s father, stopof the leading newspapers and civ­ Suints hit safely and reached sec­ | miI nt Ayer today to oxchange ic organizations in the United greetings with their non, Corporal M.W i Hk K, Aujt. I I.—A mintf lieiiecnuao of anticipation of the ond on a sacrifice hut the side John Stiites telling of Sanford's wonder­ tide of real, pre-war beer ii flow­ Coolidge, who is in the Cltiwas retired with the runner re­ In- success of tho luemlNTship camful achievement, giving them an ing through the Ka.it, challenging zens Military Training Camp near maining at that place, la the sixth lay patgn of the Chamber of Commerce here. idea of what may la* done in a every effort of the prohibition il*■• to which closed last Friday night the Brown liit safely with two out and community and also in view to se­ par tint-lit to check its circulation trade body recently awarded con- went to third on a passed hall. curing additional publicity for San­ and is rapidly displacing hard liq­ lay tracts amounting to $:i,tUM) for Sun­ Doyle flew out to first base and ford. uor* as the major cuuunoility of ford road " * «igna to be placed at again the Saints did not score, lilts Mr. McFarland advanced the yndicate bootleggers, uccil'Jiiq: strategic point* on all important in tlie seventh and eighth innings I t u , . •• 'Uggesl iuiim idea that 100 to 200 Sanford l>u i highway* of this tale. This was also gave Ht. Pete momentary con­ fa ta l fr,on‘ R*e m ss ami professional men get to Prohibition Director Merrick. Three ear loadi of b--er were announced this morning by the sec- fidence but the steady pitching of 'I Ftailtu, 1 ll,'lic Rmtruc- gether in a home building drive seized today by prohibitum agents the Sanford hurler and the perfect retnry. Ikldksdi. ° 0ra".»,«r and during the remainder of this from .Mr. Merrick's office, bring i.g support accorded him soon biased Ten hoard s tlie total seizures during the p.i.'il addil'.oiml feet, will be placed at prominent all hopes of a Saiitt I (Continued on Pug Three) thirty days to ti.iton barrels, val­ place* throughout the state. There ^ flriH .; W"r,: kViHl ued at .<100,000. NUM|*j -'ml parent"ill also be a large number of trail The increase in nenr traffic is murker* loading from these *igiM traceable to the manufacture of to tin* city, it wn* announced. real Leer by supposedly deliinct Aiming the place* designated breweries, located in the main ill i»7H . ornmittee. for the location of sign* arc: Mt. Ijike Worth—Dixie Highway, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Dora, Jacksonville, South Jacksona , b. supervise Tampu—New daily paper, “The vine. ( altahun, Bavard, lake City, Massachusetts, the director said. A through here to be widened; plan., r C i u lm »nd govern mpa Telegraph," to be placed Hastings, Kldrldge, Indian River conipuiulive famine of hard liquors call for white way lighting sys­ circulation soon. due to the dispersal of the i mu tem through length of city. • ity and Bithlo Junction. Briton Directs Use fleets was declared to be anotlii r I he name Sanford will be spell­ factor giving impctui to its popu­ ed in large letter* so that oocq‘*-mini/ , h“ l ?n»»iHe« Stiletto As Positive lnC year will be ..n. larity. oants of automobiles travelling at “In vestigation by ugeii*s Inn ingh speed can easily read. There Certificate of Death disclosed that thu greater part of will nl»o hc» foniiiJi'rnhk* itif•>t m:i> beer flowing into eastern ci­ Don concerning this city's r.*sourLocal Chamber Fund tlie LONDON, Aug. I I.—Sir George ties is coining from breweries loccs and natural advautagea ns well Greenwood, presiding recently at in ami about Scranton, Pa.." jumped from the vehicle umi es­ a* nil a rt picture of a jeclion of May Reach $110,000 ented the St. Juhna River. Mr. Merrick said, "but wo have caped safely from the hurruge. seized considerable bier consigned The murder Is said t« huve oc­ Numbers of udditionni subscrip­ by freight from New Jersey and curred about 11 o'clock Wednes­ tions for inomhetahiu in the San­ MussnchusetU." rectiuns to those who would be hit day night but the Seminole coun­ ford Chamber of Commerce which executors to plunge a stiletto into To combat the new aituati >n, I tv officer* did not learn of it un­ keep coming in following the special Investigators hnv\> been as­ his heart after his death so as to til tho negro was found dead ill greater Sanford movement, insti­ signed to "mop up" otfeiuluif dis-1 make certain of it. Ho added that the car the next morning. a school mate of his. who became tuted |,y die trad? body and which Inc is in the .Middle Atlantic i-taii'-*-, i At u coroner’s inquest Thurs­ a great surgeon, insisted that tha resulted in this city’s chamber be­ .Mr. Merrick said. Special ntten*|, day a verdict was returned that stabbing nroc ess be carried out as coming the lurgest in the world ti-oi will be directed toward the , tho negro's death was caused by on a per capita basis und thu rni«- scrutiny of freight t a n , by means III .‘l S o ilH lo r n * precaution. Sir George declared unknown parties. III •> O U U l l l t r n s t a l e s he had no faith in the present so­ *ug of over $107,000 for advertii- ..r which most of the beverage i s '1 Jenkins, said the sheriff this __ ... --------called modern methods of certify. ing the eity, indicate that by tlie morning, made his way back to Or­ NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—The ing death. end of this month the fund may lando but was traced there und Standard Oil Company of LoulsiM lu Kmily Akos, honorary *wreach $110,000. brought to Sanford ’Ihursday and unu toduy reduced price 3 cents rotary of the society, said that ono Subscriptions reported this mornplaced in the county jail a* a ma­ Markets i i U *°n ° n *;aeo,' Me I” I-oulsiana of the best known men in England Jng which have not yet boon pub­ terial witness, awaiting the out­ Arkansas, and Tennessee. Nuw whose name was u household word, lished are: B. C. Cohn, Sarasota, come of the cu.ie. Two or three oth­ prices in l.oui.dana ut filling sta* had once lieen placed in a casket $-•»; John Tenny, Sarasota, $25; er (’lues are also being followed Rons ure 19 1-2 cents and at tank as dead, and when about to be burFrench of this city, $25; pl-rO]v pod I* I* beloved that they wagons D5 1-2 cents. Price* in the lied was found to be quite well and C- R. ICirkley of Golden Lake, $25; other states vary as to the state | alive, and he had lived for soon* J|*n Belegnll, colored of this city, ux* ___ ___________ |20 J W 3 ftUtfvvatU, . . SANFORD BLANKS To Face Palm etto, Sanford Avenues ( Contract Awarded Hy Trade Body For K i t . r"r Washington News Dead Body Of Orlando Negro Found In Auto Five Miles South Of Sanford �THE SANFORD HERALD THURSDAY. AUGUST 18 ............... ............ — — . - 1 1~r^- ■-■ ■.-— —.a r . - - i - ~— VERY SPECIAL • 36 in. Percales, fa st colors, P er Yard VERY SPECIAL VERY SPECIAL , 10 Yds. Apron or Dress Gingham . Men’s Pen Check P ants VERY SPECIAL • 5 g • Any Ladies Summer Hat i the store : 8L Kyn M to <f/'r *| Orders come from headquarters to make room for Fall merchandise and that means our Summer goods must be sold, so this is your chance ' * '» buy a t a wonderful saving, merchandise you will need for this hot weather. Don’t wait, but come the first day. Men’s Dress Shirts, with or without collar $6.00 Men’s Dress P ants Big Range of P atterns 89c Men’s good, heavy bine or khaki work shirts 8 4 .9 S 89c 50c Voiles, 36 in wide, per yd. worth i • i* i Investing! One Lot Ladies White, Can vas, strap pumps, $2.50 and $3.00 values $12.50 Ladies Silk Dresses Ladies’ $2.50 Suterite Hose, lull fashion, all silk $3.50 Ladies Black or Brown One Strap Kid Pumps $16.05 Ladies’ Silk Dresses $3.50 Men’s Brown Dress Shoes or Oxfords $1.50 Crepe De Chine, 36 in. wide, per yd. Glenfast Suiting 36 in. wide, per Men’s Genuine Lot nine Seersucker Suits $5.00 Men's Brown or Black Dress Shoes or Oxfords $5,011 Ladies P aten t or Satin, One Strap Pumps 25c Good as Gold Bleaching, free $6.00 Men’s Brown Dress Shoes of starch, per or Oxfords yard $25.00 Men’s Trop­ ical Worsted Suits $6.50 Ladies P atent or One Strap Pumps $3.50 Boys’ Brown Dress Shoes or Oxfords 72 in. while table Damask, per yard $27.50 Men's Gabefl dine Suits 1 $3.00 Children’s P atent one strap slippers 32in.I)ress Ging. hams, fast color per yd. $12.95 $18.05 Ladies’ Silk Dresses $13.95 $25.00 Ladies’ Silk Dresses Men’s Balhrig gan Shirts or Drawers $1.75 Child’s one-strap brown and tan slippers, sizes 2 1-2 $19.95 •u m u o n WELAKA B L O C K $30.00 Men’s Gray Flannel Suits h a s h i u.n !■■■■■ _£ . •* SANFORD mMh e HPi& N T.r, r . . [©If?: L i ___ T iS S T fiM M tiM.L* F L O R I D A �STEWART’S' WASHINGTON! LETtERi ■; • -■ W ASHINGTON, !\\ a He need* a new suit. HU wlfA Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 7T--............... 69 If 209.48 automoMI* “ - 1 ^ * h " ’ t f f i i K « S l 3 S Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 74L'—J...—4«~ .60 209.48 69 rather severe rriticism a t the re- >em _ not untlj the car>a p*ld for. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 76-------209.48 Fort. Mellon Development Co., Lot 76..............— 69 rent national convention of cretl-------209.48 69 it men here. Auto concerns are By this time the Jones are dls- Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 77.--------209.48 rxtending too much credit, to th e 'tin c tly hard up. They have to cut Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 78................. 69 -The above and foregoing final assessment* are payable withou n^ 7 Bi S r r t T f f « ! | o T S out entirely-^cheaper^butter, terest up to September 1, 1925, and front and a fter auch date, said *P«* clal assessments will be payable only In ten equal annual installmen a the^convention°deel gat ea m a" y 0<t « ” * " ‘n i l M l I S i standard*, been lowered—except that they have a with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand aa City Clerk and the Seal, of the City of San­ The Jones family lives on th e'c » r average American wage earner's ford, Florida, this 20th day of July A. D., 1925. The result, the critical credit income (Bureau of Labor S tatis­ (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. t s figures) of $1513 a year. Jones men say, is that business isn’t as Publish July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, and 21sL can’t save much— certainly not good ns it ought to be—except the nuto business. enough to pay cash for an auto­ It isn’t actually bad in other FINAL ESTIMATE FOR THE PAVING O F ELM AVENUE FROM mobile. But he needn’t pay cash. He lines. Building activity and oth­ THIRTEENTH 8TREET TO HUGIIEY STREET, 24 feet wide. cnn buy on the installment plan. er nice things more or less offset The following is the final estimated coat of Paving Elm Ave. from the Jones’ financial stringency. It looks easy. Jones U sold. Nevertheless, according to cred­ Thirteenth S treet south to Hughey St. a width of 24 feet with sheet Jones had made due allowance it men, always excepting the auto­ asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. for his installments but not for mobile credit men. isn’t as good as 6073 cu yds. grading at 40c....- ................- ........—......- ............... $2,029.2 fuel and oil and extras and re­ it would be i* an ever-extension of 3400 sta. yds overhaul a t lc............................ ................ ....... ...... 34.00 pairs. All put together, these it­ credit hadn't induced Jones to 4687 lin ft. curb and gutter a t 76c............................. ........ .......... buy a rar h«? couldn't afford. ems pinch him. 280 lin. ft. single curb headers a t 35c...................................98.00 6087 cq. yds. macadam foundation (6 Inch thick) a t 80c.......... 4,869.60 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON MELLONVILLK AVE, FROM PACE LANE NORTH TO NORTH LINE OF 6126 sq. yds. 2 inch asphalt top a t $1.02............... ......................... 6,248,52 644 sq ft. alley return ut 30c................................. — .................. 193.20 MAYFAIR. . .1 8.73 cu yds class B concrete a t 23.00........................................ 200.00 The following is the final estimate for additional cost of paving 8 inlets type A at $35.00 .........................................280.00 Mellonville Ave. 21 feet in width from Pace Lane North to North line 3 inlets type B at $30.00........... .......................................... — 80 00 of Mayfair with sheet asphalt Instead of surface, treatment on a 300 lin. ft. 12 inch concrete sewer 6-8 a t $1.76........................ 525.00 rock base. 7 manholes 4-6 a t $50.00............................................................. 350.00 3212 cq yds sheet asphalt instead of surface treatment at 7-c 70.66 818 M. 3 Inch drain tile 0-3 at $100.00 per M - ................... 81.80 Laboratory inspection of materials ....................................... 47.67 1054 MBM lumber in trenches at $76.00 per M............ ............... 79.05 Legal expense, advertising etc. 2%.............................. -....... — 119.17 2604 lin ft. 12 inch storm sewer at $1.05 0-4...... ......................... 2,629.20 Engineering 6f,i ....................................................................... 260 lin. ft. 18 inch storm sewtr a t $2.25 (0-4)...—.........— 685.00 $2,550.14 Extra work ______ ___ ____ ____ ___________ ___ - ...... 176.26 2 monuments at $6.50.............. ............ ........... ................. ........ 13-00 To be home entirely by adjacent property owners. Laboratory Inspection of m aterials....... ............................ 220.32 Number of feet frontage.......... 2239.96 Legal expense, advertising etc 2 per cent.... .....................- 445.30 uiinrur.t to th« flyweight boxing Preliminary Feet Engineering 5 per cent..................... ....... ........................... 1,113.25 title. La Guru la down to meet Assessment Frontage TranKiv Getiuro o f New York this Description NAME $23,823.61 irida. month mid immediately after the 0 64.79 Total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated cost, which cannot be 56.91 m a u n ha’ll m arry Mist La V erni J. H. Ball, Lot 6 blk 1 ................................ 69.61 exceeded in assessment against adjacent property. 61.14 Stark ot Los A ngeles, u classm ate of > Bod well Realty Co., Lot G blk 1.......— ....... 69.61 61.14 tils in high school. Photo shows FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. C9.61 r iu .l unit his hrlde-tob*. 61.14 E. R. Trafford’t Map of Sanford. F’annie N. McKirdy, Lot 8 blk I .................. 69.61 FIDEL LA BARBA AND MISS LA VERNA STARK. 61.14 Feet Final 93.57 NAME: No ring champion carries a tougher wallop than one Daniel Cupid, 82.2 Description Frontage Assessment erstwhile ruler of the Romance sector. Dan’s been knocking ’em out Nina L. Ely. Lot l blk 6 ..................... 61.95 M. T. Halley, Lot C blk 15 tr. 6............ 57.05 60 280.02 for many years, quite consistently, too. His latest victim ii Fidel I.a 65.04 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk G ............ 67.13 M. T. Halley, Lot 7 blk 15 tr. 6......................... 60 280.02 narba, aspirant to world flyweight boxing laurel '. La Barba took 65.04 M. T. Halley, N 50 ft. lot 8 blk15 tr. 6...... ....... 50 57.13 280.02 the count tne other day when he signed up for life with Misn La Luke Thompson, Lot 3 blk G Verna Stark, n classmate of his In high school. Tliell U> married Nelson Grey, I.ot 4 blk 6 57.13 65.04 J. A. Cunningham, S 14 ft. of lot 8 blk 16 tr. 6....14 78.41 Immediately after I.a llurba'n bout with Frankie Genaru, flyweight F’lorn B. Grey, U t f> blk 6............ ....... 65.04 J. A. Cunningham, lot 9 blk 15tr. 6 —............. 50 67.13 280.02 champ, which will be staged this month. 65.04 J. A. Cunningham, lot 10 blk 15tr. 6................. 13.7 67.13 F. II. Schruggs, Lot 6 blk 6 76.73 65.04 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 15tr. 7................. 60 67.13 Bodwell Realty Co.„ I.ot 7 blk G 280.02 66.18 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 16tr. 7............... .. 60 68.13 Ed Higgins, Lot I blk 7 280.02 68.13 66.18 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 15 tr. 7......../.......... 87.3 lb id well Really Co., I.ot 2 blk 7 488.92 68.13 CC.18 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7 ........ The Oaks, Sanford, Florida.* 68.13 66,18 M il. A. D. Lane, lot 1 ................................. Bodwell Realty Co., I.oJ 4 blk 7 60 280.02 68.13 66.18 Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 2.................................. Boil will Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 7 60 280.02 68.13 66,18 Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 3 ...................................... 50 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot G blk 7 ........ ...... 280.02 69.18 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 7 67.37 Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 4....................................... 1 117.6 C58.06 Mellonville, Sanfnr Fla. Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 6 ............................... 145 812.07 210 239.07 Frank I.ossing, Lot 16............................................ 145 812.07 After this declaration of ullegi- Margaret Wilson, bill 22 BERLIN, Aug. 14.—Dr. Otto Margaret Wilson, blk k * x 155.07 137 E. J. White’s Subdivision, Sanford, Fla. Arendt, thp noted bimetallist, once to the Weimar Constitution, T. E. Wilson Est., Lot 1 blk 2................................ 95 632.05 would have Germany copy the I the writer feels justified in puM- FI. F\ Lane— Beg. at N FI Cor of Int. of Union , lug well-meant und constructive Ave. and Mellonville Ave., Run N. on W. I. W. Phillips Sons, Lot 2 blk 2......................... 95 632.05 •ther ICrriticism. ” What In wrong with the United Mates government, rather line of Mellonville Ave..783.6,ft. W. 125 Fidms-McCullet' uwd-Umma Owens, U t l b i l t f l i . ^ . E i ' m i »■» 266.02 i than Wf.it European democracies, on itltUtiull 7” Ire usk:-. 7uid rniflcl ft. S. to Union Ave. Flant to Beg. (Less In her parliamentary aims. In an to the coucl :lusion, that* it suffers Sanford Heights, Sanford, Flu. Right of Way for F’irst Street 701.5 analytical summary of the present I from a surfeit of abstract demo79H.GI Geo. A. DeCottes, Lake and Key, Lot 1 ......... 127 711.26 1 status of the German Republic, i-ratic doctrines with utter (litreThe above and foregoing final assessments are payable in full Geo. A. ItoCottes, Lnke and Key, Lot 30 127 711.26 publish'd In Uio ultrn-conscrva- garil for the salient features of without interest up to September I, 1925, and ufter such date, said Gei>. A. DeCottes, Lake und Key, Lot 31........... 127 711.20 tive Tagegliche Rundschau, Dr. j Gorman national development. Arendt points out Germany’s [Changing the national colors lo* assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with Mrs. Fannie Schwarts, Lot 60..................... 127 711.26 greatest need of a non-partisan thinks was a fatal error which interest at 8f/t per annum. F’orrest Lake and A. R. Key, Lot 66............... 127 711.26 cabinet, having the support of the j now calls for at least some “halfWitness my hand as City Clerk and the seul of the City of Sun- I. Toyuma, Lot G7.................... ........... .............. 127 711.26 large majority of the populace.1wav" corrective measure. ford, Florida, this 27tli day of July, A. I). 1925. C. Schultz and FI. F’. Housholder, Lot 96 711.26 127 Buch a desirable state of affairs I The present elective system, L. It. I'll I LI P3, City Clerk. Cassandra Schultz, Lot 97.................................. 127 ho fee--. ensured by the American 'eliminating individual eh-ctoi tl (SEAL) 711.26 form of government. | districts, patterned after parliaS. F\ Doudney, Lot 111...................................... 154 862.48 'Ihat Himlonhurg, a inonnichint,i meutury systenia of other Eur>>- FINAL ESTIMATE FOR THE BAYING OF PALMETTO AVE, 21 R. E. Shiver, Lot 112 ........................................ 8G2.48 154 tock the oath ns president underjpean democracies, the writer alto FEET WIDE FROM FRANKLIN STREET TO GENEVA AVENUE. 862.48 n republican constitution it c h a r-:consider1 detrimental to Germany, The following is the final estimated cost of puvlng Palmetto Ave., J. A. Kelley, Lot 146................................„........ 154 octetized by Dr. Arendt ns an his- lie rtrongly opposes all criticism 21 ft. in width from F’ruuklin Street south to Geneva Ave., with a G G. A. DeCottes, Lake und Key, Lot 147 lf»1 862.48 tori.-al episode and a c-n-iunt..- of the parliamentary nystvni at Metes and Bounds Description inch lock base surface treated with asphalt und slag chips. for a lasting republican torm of cti'li. but advocates raising the age City of Sanford, Beg. 6G0 ft. S. and 630 ft. F.. $1,731.20 government in Germany. of electoral fraiicliiro. The list­ •1328 cu yds. excavation at 40c ...................................... of N YV Cor. of NF. 1-4 of Sec 30 Tr. 19 “ A return to monarchism is mi ing of vote* lie condemns as a 2501 liu ft. curb and gutters at 70c 1.903.04 R. 30 FI Run YV 125 ft. N to A. C. L. R. YV. intpocaihility in Germany today," "purely" mathematical measure 79 lin. ft. single curb loaders at 35c 27.65 i he sayr, "and any attempt at a tending to harm the desirable i*or- 3129 cq. yds. macadam foundation 6 inches thick at 7flc Sely along R. YY’. to Bt. N. of Beg. South 2.378.04 rnonarchical restoration could only ' mation of parliament, claiming to Beg. .......... ......................................... 211.3 1,200.19 918.60 culminate in civil war and a con that thereby "the elector votes for 3002 sq. yds surface treatment ut 30c Mary FI. McGill, Beg. 10 Ch. S. and 670 ft. FI. ’ 10.2 cu. yds. cla.-ta A concrete ut $35.00 ................................. 1,057.00 sequent decay of the Reich." Ih party and never for the Individof N. YV. Cor of N. E. 1-4 of Sec. 36 Tp. states emphatically that the con- ual." 3281 lbs reinforcing steel at He 262.72 stit'iiionai foundation toumiaiion of ot the pi.Rtilutiunal presUr. Arendt nummarizei that 19 S. It. 30 FI. Run FI. 109 ft. N. to A. C. L. 2 inlets type A at $35.00 70.00 nnt government must not be tam­ three essential reforms an* nec­ R. YV. NYY’ly along It. YV. to Bt. north of 479.20 pered with, hut on the contrary, essary if the Republic is to lie 4792 M. 3 inch drain tile 0-3 ut $100.00 Beg. S. to Beg 184.4 should ho continually strengthen­ maintained and the reconstruction -491 M. B. M. Lumber in trenches ut $75.00 1,032.72 187.05 ed. Therefore, nny attempt, tie it of Germany ensured: Orange Heights, Sanford Florid rids. 25 lin. ft. 12 inch T. C. storm sewer 0-4 at $1.05 ....*....... 26.25 • from the right or left, to alter the L. E. YVhite, Lot fl blk 2. The elimination of (he national Laboratory Inspection of materials 62 347.23 22.CO Dr. Art-mu Arendt cans calls a colots conflict, the lenunciution of ..constitution iuitviiiiiuuii or. L. E. YVhite. Lot 7 hlk 2 Legal expense, advertising etc. 2 per cent .......................... 62 347.23 181.26 icrime against the G.-rman people, voting liit.s and the discontinuance L. E. YVhite, Lot 8 blk 2 Engineering, 5 per cent 62 347.23 jf which i» to be nipped in the hud." | of pat liniuentary cabinets. 453.17 L, E. YY’hite, Lot 9 hlk 2 62 347.23 L; E. YVhite, Lot 10 blk 2 Total Cost 62 347.23 - .....$9,697.78 62.1 Total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated cost, which cannot be L. E. YVhite, Lot 11 hlk 4 347.79 L. E. YVhite, U t 12 blk 4 exceeded Bt assessment uguinst adjacent property. 68.5 327.63 L. FI. YVhite, U t 13 blk 4 68.5 FRF.I) F. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 327.63 L. E. YVhite, U t 11 blk I 68.6 Amended Plat of Kdgewood 327.C3 L. E. YVhite, I.ot 15 hlk 4 68.6 327.63 Feet Final l- E. YVhite, Lot 16 blk 4 NAM FI Description 68.5 327.63 Frontage Assessment L. E. YVhite, Lot 17 blk 4 TAMPA. Aug. It -Sport man it I V f l f I M i l l l l l l Swope Douglass Inc., Lot I 68.5 327.63 60 179.22 uml ( pecialiy motor boat enthufi-1 * ^ 4*W**** * 1 t i l l U L 111)11 Swope Douginas Inc., Lot 2 L. E. YVhite, Lot 18 blk 4 68.5 327.C3 179.22 nr.tr will have their attention con-1 L. E. White, Lot 19 blk I ....................... Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 3 58.5 327.63 tiled on "Mins Tampa” tho entry 179.22 L. E. White, Lot 20 hlk t Swope Douglass Inc., Lot I „ of ft. P. Davis in the Gold Cup 68.5 357.63 179 22 A. C. L. Ry Co., Right of YVay on Lake r races at Manhasset Bay. Long I • TALLHAASSEE, Aug. 14.—Re­ Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 5 179.22 land during August 27 to 20. This ports on the production of fullers Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 6 Charm Branch of A. C. L. R. R. between 179.22 f'I» the opinion of motor bout nil- cutth and kaolin during th • pa*t Swope Oougluas Inc., Lot 7 the extension of the E. line of Laurel Avt. 179.22 jtn o ritles who have given uxpres- five . how an inci i i -• or 34 and the Extension of the YV. line of MyTtle , sion to such in letters received by |M-r cent in production and a value Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 8 179.22 Ave. in the City of Sanford, Fla. ........... • Mr Davis. Swopo Douglass Inc., Lot 9. 89 increase of lti.5 per cent, u com­ 498.44 179.22 * They base their opinion mainly parative survey by ll-n u an Gun- Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 10... ‘ Th,‘ “ boVt‘ und foregoing final assessments are payable without in­ 179.22 on two points. Ono that this in tor, .State Geologist, show >. Slay Bradburry, Lot It 179.22 terest up to the First Day of September, 1925. and from and after flu- first time that a Southern- r. Gadsden county b the principal Swope DouglassInc., Lot 12 . thmui'h southern entry, hot made producer of fullers earth, while 179.2? such date said special assessments will be payable only in ten equal Swope DouglassInc., Lot 13 .......... installments with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all dea chall ng« for the cup. Another i »olm conn 179.22 annual from Putnam and ferreil payment*. rfia that ‘‘Miss Tampa" has an ex-! I ak-- counties. The kaolin coining Swope DouglassInc., Lot II 179.22 coiknt chance to win. front the: e two eountiei is regard- Swope DouglassInc., Lot 15 ' V!tne,S.S n,y h“,ul r i ‘y C,erk and the seal of the City of Sanford, 179.22 ■' If “ Miss Tampa" wins, the imxt I Ly Mr. Gunter us the highest Florida, this 20th day of July, A. D. 1925. Bine Heights Addition annual Gold Cup regatta of tle 'g ta d i to he found In the United YV. IV. ('. Smith, Lot 49 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 231.80 (SEAL) American Power Boat Aseo.'lution Stall- and m generally accepted Publish July 24. 31, Aug. 7, 14 and 21st. W. W. Smith. Lot 50 w ill be held in the houth. This [as such, he says. 229.40 another reason why interest will F ullers Earth is u.-u-J principally * alvin league and \V. M. Connelly, Lot 51 229.40 bo greater than usual this year. in the refining of crude oil*, both W. M. Connelly, Lot 52 v v'i f ' ,)WNEKS OWNING PROPERTY ON LOCUST 229.40 T John . Hacker, American nuval vegetable and animal. Kaolin is A. B. Connelly, Lot 53 bm S h t iw ’5. liEK0 AVHNUE f r OM UNION AVENUE 22940 SOU III ro CELFIRY AVENUE. architect, who built the $17,000 used in fine clay mixtures from YV. FI. YVnlthour, Lot 64 229.40 "Miss Tampa" for Mr. Davis, ns- which high grude porcelin is made. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 66... The foliowing is the final estimate for the paving of Locust Ave., 229.40 and Fort Reed Ave., from Union Ave. south to Celery Ave., a width " fr ,l th.*t ,n ** *'*' °P*n*nn *bnl1 These two imluatrins u rj worth Fort Mellon Development Co., lad 5G tlm boat will put up a hard rare hundreds of thousands ai of dollars dnlln 209.43 of 24 feet with sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock base from Union Ave, mid Iras nil excellent chance to annually to the state Mr. Guntei Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 67................... 59 209.48 South to and Including Fourth Street intersection; and surface treatwin. _ Hp states that he took an ntules. FWt Mellon Development Co., Lot 68 —.............. 69 209.48 ment on a 6 nch rock base front Fourth St., south to Celery Ave. especial Interest in its rnnr,ti no­ Fort Melton Development Co., Lot 69 ................. 69 209.48 tion as it is the first boat that (1) From Union Ave. to Fourth Street. 1ho biennial report of the State he lias coustrpcted to be entered department of agriculture shows Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot CO................... 69 / 209.48 1110 cu yds grading at -10c ....... 444.00 in the unnual Gold Cup regatta. that tho total receipts from nil of Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 61_________ 69 | 209.48 960 sta yds overhaul at lc ; t.olonel J. G. Vincent, Packard jta divisions unmunted to $620,521. F’ort Mellon Development Co., I.ot 62........,y , 59 9.60 209.48 ^1178 lin ft concrete curb and gutter at 76c Irnghjeer, race boat owner, und 895.28 88 for the period 1923 and 1924 IVrt Mellon 1‘evelopment Co., Lot 63............... 69 209.48 70 lin ft flush curb at 35c................... lot, has written Mr. DaViVumt [ m.d’thnt'it' expenses for the same 24.60 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 64 .......... .. <14; 232.03 1480 sq yds 6 inch rock bare al 80c whkh he constructed for Urae were $217,390, making u not 1,184.00 Fort MellonDevelopment Co., Iait 65______ 64 “ Mils Tampa” had proved to b » revenue of $105 852.20. 229.40 1467 sq yd* *2 inch sheet asphalt ut $1.02 ■"a wonderful machine und had 1.496.34 F ort MellonDevelopment Co., Lot 66.............. 64 229.40 273 sq yds brick relaid at 40c.t..,..........' drve.oped 27 horse power in ex­ 109.20 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 67_________ 04 Arcadia—2UO aero Spanlrb sub­ 229.40 203 sq ft concrete alley returns at 30c cess of tbo expectations,” Thb division opened here. 60.90 F ort Mellon Development Co.,'’Lot €8..——. Cl *L 229.40 £ ' 2 Type A inlets » t'$ 3 5 .0 0 ^ '......... T ’- ' Z T . ------ --- -— ** 70.00 United States Being Urged As Model Form For German Government By Dr. Arendt ik Much A ttention Is Centered On Tampa SSY g a r a J ..1 E n try In B o atR acejF ijii^i^ h And m ^ Show A n, Increase Aug. 14.—The Monument* At street intersection......................... Laboratory Inspection of materials.................... Legal expense, advertising etc. 2%................. ... q E n gin eerin g 5% .— .......... ................ ............................ To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Number of feet frontage............ — ......... 935.6 Assessment per foot fro n ta g e ......... _$5.88207 2) From Fourth St. to Celery Ave. 6172 yds grading a t 40c........ ...»..................... 3840 Sta yds overhaul a t lc....... - ................. 6558 line ft curb and g u tte r a t 76c............... 541 lin It flush curb a t 35c..... ............ ........ 7526 sq yds 6 inch rock base a t 80c.................. 2C6 sq yds 2 Inch sheet asphalt a t $1.02...... 7039 sq yds surface treatm ent a t 30c...... ....... 6 Type A inlets a t $35.00...........- .......- ....... 9 Type B inlets a t $30.00...—............... - ........ 1359 lin ft 12 inch storm sewer a t $1.05........ 679 lin ft 24 inch storm sewer at $2.76.... ....« 6696 lin ft 3 Inch drain tile a t $100.00 per M 5 Manholes a t $50.00.r «..... — ......— ... Extra work ................................- ......... 4 Monuments at street intersections at $ o0 Laboratory inspection of m aterials........ I egal expense, advertising etc 2% ........ Engineering 5 % ..................................... Total Cost...................................................... . To be borne entirely by adjacent property owner*. Number of feet frnotage ......•...•.•••—•••4381.1 Assessment per foot frontage............. $4,781 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Er.|i«i| Feet Cost Per Name. Description Frontage FI. Fntt| Leave’s Addition to Sanford, FU. 132 J. J. Heitz, Lot 1 blk D.......... Irene F. Langley and Mildred 60 Simmons, Lot 1 blk G. 60 Lot 4 blk G— ...—......—... Same 60 Lot 6 blk G....... —............. Same 60 LOt 1 blk j ....... .. Same CO Lot 4 blk J .... ................ Same 65 Lot 6 blk J ............... ......... Same 5 Lot 5 blk J ......................... 4711 Same Mary Reason, Lot 1 blk K.... ................. 42.3 Normany Square, Sanford, Fla. Cora King, Lot 1 ...................... ................ 132 Fred E. Crandall, Lot ltf.... ...................... 45 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 17......................... 45 Fred K. Crandall, Lot 18............ ............. 45 Charles Gano, Lot 19......... .'...................... 45 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 20.—.,.................. 114.6 J. FI. Paces Subdivision of Block C—Melkotifi*, Mamie J. lleerin, Lot 48..;.-„.:./....:'.... .... 22 I5JSH7 Mamie J. lleerin, Lot 4 8 . ................... 267 $4,781 Mamie J. Heerrin, Lot 56.......... !.......... 289.7 FI. K. T rafford's Map of Sanford Zion Hope Church, Lot 4 blk 6 Tr. D...... 68 4 60 J. M. Robinson, U t 1 blk 7 Tr. D 60 J. M. Robinson, Lot 2 blk 7 Tr. D........ J. M. Robinson, Lot 3 blk 7 Tr. D........ 64 50 J. M. Robinson, Lot 4 blk 7 Tr. 1)........ 60 J. M. Robinson, Lot 5 hlk 7 Tr. D........ Richard McPherson, Lot 1 blk 8 Tr. D 50 Richard Mcj‘hersq/t,J«ot.2 blk 8 Tr. D 50 / *— tu Flrnniu U m ar, L«>t 3 hlk 8 Tr. D----- .... Junies Potts, Lot 4 hlk 8 Tr. D.......... '... 1 60 YVni. C. Stewart, Jr., Lot 6 blk 8 Tr. D 60 84 J. L. Lindsey, Lot 7 Blk 8 T r. E ......'..... 60 J. L. Lindsey, Lot 8 blk 8 Tr. FI............. 60 YV. B. Bollard, Lot 9 hlk 8 Tr. E ........... 50 Union Lodge, Lot 10 hlk 8 Tr. E .......... 60 Theresa Stewart, Lot 1 blk 9 Tr. D..... 60 Squire YVright, Lot 2 Idk 0 Tr. D............ 64 Squire YVright, Lot 3 blk 9 Tr. D........... 50 Squire YVright, Lot 4 blk 9 Tr. D..'......... 50 Squire YVright, Lot 6 blk 0 Tr. D........... 50 Josephine Dixon, Lot 6 blk 9 Tr. FI....... 60 Maggie Burrows, U t 7 blk 9 Tr. FI...... 64 Stennio Buddie, Lot 8 hlk 9 Tr. E . ....... 60 Phil Green,' Lot 9 blk 9 Tr. E ................. 60 N. H. Garner, Lot 10 hlk 9 T r. E ........... 60 YVill Prather, Lot 1 hlk 10 Tr. D........... 60 J. S. Gardner, Lot 2 hlk 10 Tr. D .......... 64 Louisa itozier, Lot 3 blk 10 Tr. D......... 50 J. S. Gardner, Lot 4 blk 10 Tr. D......... 60 J. S. Gurdner, Lot 5 blk 10 Tr. D......... 60 Randall Turner, Lot 6 blk 10 Tr. E ..... 50 YVelthy Richardson, Lot 7 blk 10 Tr. E Sip Bracy, Lot 8 blk 10 Tr. E .............. ,Mi 64 50 Sip Bracey, Lot 0 blk 10 T r E ....... Sip Bracey, i.ot 10 blk 10 Tr. E...... ..••• 60 Hannah Graham, Lot 1 blk 11 Tr. D ••• 60 50 Hannah Graham, I.ot 2 blk 11 Tr. D YVill Ashley, Lot 3 blk 11 Tr. D___ ••• 64 50 YVill Ashley, Lot 1 blk 11 Tr. D ........ Henry YV. YVilliums, Lot 5 blk 11 Tr. D 60 60 YV. D. YVutson, Lot 6 blk 11 Tr. E ... 60 Charlotte FI. YVatson, Lot 7 blk 11 Tr. E 64 Charlotte FI. YVutson, Lot 8 blk 11 Tr. E YV. D. YVatson, Lot 9 blk 11 Tr. E ... ..... 50 60 Frunk Jones, Lot 10 blk 11 Tr. E 60 Raymond F’iclds, Lot 1 blk 12 Tr D 50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 2 hlk 12 Tr. D Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 12 Tr. D •M 64 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 12 Tr. D.. 50 60 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 12 Tr. D.... Frances Fields, Lot 6 blk 12 Tr. E__ 60 George L. Swain, Lot 7 blk 12 Tr. E..... 60 Frances Fields, Lot 8 blk 12 Tr. EL.... 64 60 John Turner, Lot 9 blk 12 Tr. E.... ...... John Turner, Lot 10 blk 12 Tr. E___ ... 60 D. C. Brock, Lot 1 blk 13 Tr. D........ .. 60 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 13 Tr. D.... 60 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 13 Tr. D ... 64 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 13 Tr. D . . 50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 13 Tr. D ... 60 Primitive Bap. Ch. Lot 6 blk 13 Tr. E — 60 Meizch Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 13 Tr. E — 60 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 13 Tr. E .!» 64 Robert Wallace, Lot 9 blk 13 Tr. F....... 60 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 13 Tr. E 60 Holden Real Estate Company’s Addition t o j* John Daniels. YV 1-2 of Lot 13 ..___ 63 John Daniels, YV 1-2 of Lot 14_ 6$ Meisch Realty Co., Lot 15.................... 50 •Meisch Realty Cq., Lot 16................... SO Meisch Realty Co., Lot 17.;......... 60 Meisch Realty Co., U t 18....... 53 „ Notice is hereby given th at the above *nd f,,rifgoin*jjj inents an? payable without interest up to September L . and after such date said special assessments will be ten equal annual installments with Interest *t 8tt P*r deferred payments. YVitness my hand this 22nd day of July A. Dj °f City of Sanford. k „ L. R. PHILIPS, City Cln»> Publish July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 28. ____ �**” ' r — i: - ............. .............................. .. • M jf* ittHiiirtan Skeletons Of Japrtrfesc i!M|' BY SCORE OF 2 TO iQl*< Aug. Jr., E va n s , — j hlm l)aclc ' n, ‘hc first round by of ^vorwbelming margin of u nust make a romnrkfrom his present , be a factor in the . .vent a t tho Oakr Club, August SI to dy after moving to Chicago when SEDALIA. Mo., Aug. M._The a small boy. He came into prominence in 1510 when he won the death penalty will be asked for Western open championship a t tho Beverly Golf f l u b . Chicago. He captured the' Western am ateur tiboth champion- tie eight times within the'period of rjs d held them for 1505 amM 023. i MiScro were no tour»- i dllnesa wind injury have hdd oil and 1518 b e c ^ se mpeh J o do with Chick’s career, lb the Mfflbfe1\p \tt, ■KuiUM.' 'Brown, cf. marie d from the top In 1911 he mndq his second invaju ftjmet in the third J6n of Eiiropb—the first time he ■thF^itf'.h'with hi, (Mhcr. Hen-’ Barnes, 1 ij}19 play, he regain- went’oh’ a*'cattle boat—and in !7 Adnmr/tWIbnirtgtdrt! Ohio, • Ptv ftagg. , year later and a t France‘sfeeking honors he fell down 1iceman A. B. South, chief of po- Cox, If. rf. ilmmgt.in, nrriveil here t had is.id sweet revenge* staira before^ before his^ his secopd round nci*,cn c. ,, his victim nnd the (.match. Then, he returned to Anier- lrtc today from (Innlcn City, Kas., Bcssv, Morris, n iitid hist night was lodyed in the sided, 7 nnd 6. Forfjcn to suffer h sprained ankle op occupied the place .the eVfc of the national open, but I ettih county jail. Totals .. ibby Jones does to-Ihobbling around he missed a p u tt', Immediately immediately upon their arrival SANFORD |bv two inches to lose the title. liere t 'lt‘ bldcr Adams and South Dumas, If. ms been unable t o ' W alter Hagen first came to notice wunt into conference with 1‘rosq- Wenthcrhy, “b, hanipionship stride, by winning that yenr. rutor Rucker. Th- youth may cith- Frisbic, ks. he failed to q u a lify 1 In the 152.’l am ateur Evans tied ** bo sentenced to hang or to life xMetJuo, 3b. cm district for the Jones for the medal with I IP but imprisonment upon » ptea of gull- Bailey, lb. nd Inst year In the was defeated by Willie Hunter in ty: must be tried in criminal Arnist’g, rf-cf y Kncppcr turned the first round. vourt despite his age. Cull.’th, cf-rf. ____ ' ____ 1-------------------------------------------------- Asked following the conference Alfonl, c. youth pleaded guilty. South Kidd, p. forts to securing a large number of conventions for 1927. The Tourist and Entertainment 'committee should nlso be instructled th at Us duties nrc to entertain when necessary, prominent dele­ gations from other sections visit, ing Sanford. nued from rag e One.) * Entertainm ent of visitors. (•ration referenda from Traffic and Transportation Com , Chamber of Commerce, - • . mlttec iniitlec in th e , past has It is expected th a t the new plated to draw up local Fourth Section Rates will go ini. submission to the legisla- effect sonic time during the prescut yenr. This means that dc pressed rail rates caused by wa'.ci competition will be increased it p r. >n of the City Ad»n Building, this com^■'l lose n<> opportunity com I'ntioiitt for Sanford, iiiltce should urge indibelonging to - different fraternal organiaztions, convention dates of pnizations. Inasmuch ns ration* have selected In o f, Un U,‘U’ ‘he Tour, ■mcrtainment Commliinn l i t WAY Mr. Speer is in New York buy­ ing fall n'ady-to-wear. Mrs. La­ nier, who is now in chnrgo of the ready-to-wear dupartmont is going to sell every dress in the store rc gnrdless of coat. By v a p o o r wv5T:T a \s ^*s I| i s a c f r v r z . o p c a e s Te r •. > IF XWE vwuZ A\-LPLAV\M’ 'T h*s a m e . P iece , r f 'wouldm* I Gar S W E t r ALICE B E N O vJA'L’Z OR CHESTER . SC-Kj 0O L O ',V A M S G oT ' V h ' G o s h OtON* v a n e w e r __ / 's * ^..CAKir FEQGlT." LE^> l GOT-HOVMWA GOWMA KEEP L h ea r o w e , Fee? U M OOWiM O M T H FARkA'; A M GOSH SAW ES?y \ G a r -M E S t*j£ G o - r w o S a v : how se\ s p e c - r ^ ! ' ! ; / G cOO WiOStC VA1EK1 \ i | r , JpE ALdL G a r ^ DtVFRUMT \ t \ ,r . :p h'i an beings to K> buried alive N'neath the foundation stones of the dike and, since then, the embank ment 1ms withstood #11 floods. latest film. This is the diag­ Chaplin Is Suffering; bis nosis by his personal friend nnd From Heart Trouble physician. Dr. James It. McKenzie of the illness which in keeping tho famous comedian to his suite at fering from heart the Ititz Garluton Hotel. Dr, Meiduced by overwork Kenzie believes t ’liaplm’s condition trip from the coast its Improving nnd that he will be he presentation of [up in n day or two. ■ Creamery Butter (> ibs Hudnuts Grits................................21 G lbs Hudnuts Cream M eal, - ............ 21 <» lb* Water Ground Meal 8 lbs. Bucket Short $1.1 1 lb Maxwell House Coffee.V:>__ ....’’..4! Limited one can to customer 2 lbs Fig Bare ............................... ........:.2I 10 lbs. New Florida Irish Potatoes ....5* 21 lb. Sack Self rising Flour ....'......... $12 1 Doz.'Guaranteed Fresh E g g s ........... 5i Nice Fat M ackerel.........*:......................2 1-lb Cans Corn Beef Hash .... ..2 Good Brooms, each'.................. ..........C1 Plenty Fresh Fruits and Vegetables * * ,k t *• j'l^ *• . % , yd '■ *,U(VSfJ Wc Deliver Anything Over $1.00 Pay Cash and Get it For Less Florida Land Kush! Dike your mind off of the imporlance of wntt-hing carefully the quality of the food you eat. THE IIASKIfT I’UONE p iio n b 3 5 G71 1171 S s a is iia iiia iia ia a iiiis ia ia s iiia a iiiia iiiiim m il Thu store Convenient s i ’K ciA t. r tn c K •l 10 Sanford Ave, ‘Sultana’ Fruit with Pectin Variety Flavors H i r e d F rom Peaches, Bananas, Lettuce, Beets, Turnips, Carrots, Potatoes, Rutabagas, Onions, Bartlett Pears, Malaga Grapes, Cabbage, Celery, Lemons, Prices-right*................. C r e a m e ry Salad I)res.sinf» TCS I’hea-Nectar Vr\b vUK........... . 22c * All Brands V4*H> i>kkr. . 45c “A. & P ” Big Box MATCHES With Real Flavor 5 Now is the time to giuird your health anil liluld your wealth hy trading nt the nearest A&P St nrc. 2. Factions. Ready. -To Fight For 'Possession Of Strip Of Property (Continued from Page One.) up behind Palmer. Indian fashion, shooting him through the head at close range nnd then killing the Chinese boy in a similar way. Later the outlaws sent messen­ gers to the Palmer ranch demand­ ing money nnd ammunition. The servants, there, who hud gathered around Palmer’s mother, collected all tho available funds nnd c art­ ridges nnd went to make terms who had surrendered, hut found the bandits had decamped. The Russian boy was found in tiie village where he had been carried, suffering front gunshot wounds in both thighs, Tho cap­ tors had permitted Dr. Howard to apply fir-’ aid. U —- . _ grrdf sfruetiire*,' the' gods would necord ‘ pfrmanctlt strength and solidity to the foundations and, in addition, those who thus sacrificed committee should endeavor to save Suddenly, without thinking, the local business firms money by h.iv.' yotilh said today, as he sat in the ing prepared comparative tables of id!, “ I found the gun in my hand, -Contract let for instnlfreight differentials showing the Everything rooms like a dream. I "rimmcntnl lighting sys benefits to be secured by shipping was standing there in the rond and Davis islands, involving re of *2r>n,ooo. whenever and wherever possible before I knew what was happenvia all water. | ing I had shot him. 1 had not It is also suggested th a t present; thought of it before. Then suilden■Marianna Fifteen mile arrangoments with the Florida'ly I realized what I had done. He "f Bee I.ine lload, north . Traffic Association recommended ’VH?, » nice fellow end 1 liked him. toward Alabama state line by this committee last year, he I don’t know why F did it." construction. continued.. _ ' “When it dawned on mo what I Special Committees ^ had donn there was one Ihing left It is recommended that Special) for me to do—to get away from Committees be appointed to handle that highway and to get tid of the following projects: .him. I didn’t drive far along the a. Municipal Housing Corpora- highway, about n half mile. 1 't'o n , to nlleviatp the present hous- guess, when I turned down that ing shortage. little side rond and threw him a. A Municipal Swimming pool, there in the ditch in the weeds, ;ly tabulate sites owned j c. A sewerage disposal plant to | Everett said he had been wor1handle the sewage which is now ryin-r while they were driving ties of this committee arc j iwing dumped in the Lake. over a girl at his home in WilIt is the most important I d. An attem pt to secure Sea- mington. Ohio. FT. MVERS, Aug. 14.—Marco Island today is divided into tw<> island camps which arc reported to do battle over the ownership of a strip of land more a mile wide iirro-s the middle of the island, which hn< not been included in a government survey. One faction consists of the Bar­ ron Collier interests, supported by Sheriff W, B. Maynard and a crew of at med deputies; the other is made up of old settlers nnd some new homestead cnlimnnts. headed by W. G. Williams, tho chief of .t syndicate which recent­ ly purdm >'d the townslt*- of Mtirco. The fight is scheduled to go into court nt Everglades today. ,|h*: fMl ■ ToWfC*' Xuj^; 1'4.—Cortsi(lrrrtbl«r, hcmsclwr. would become Inrmor- ■ mtenfat U'atUfcnfed to the rt*c«nt tal. It wn* considered -that those ■ iHscovery beneath tho corner atono chosen as "Human PUlara" wvre m ;*f tho Double-Bridge (main cn-1greatly honored. Thcy»wcre buried ■ ,trance f.o tho Imperial Palace) of alive in a Handing position. ' jkplotonii were found upright about | The first traditional Instance of ■ night human skeletons. Most of the,the “ Human Pillars" recorded In * twelve fecj J>c|ow the bed of tho {Japan dates back to tho reign of ig Palace Moat, which is undergoing Emperor Kintoku. more than 1,000 |g repair work necessitated by the years ngo. The Yodo river at Os- g earthquake, of 1923. jnkn, where the emperor had h is 'n The theory of sonic Japanese palare. used to overflow each year, 'g t "dentists is that tho skeletons arc (drawning many people and causing ■ ‘.the remains of persons who, soy- much damage. Every dike built by ■ fcrnl echtUHdS past, offered thorn-1the best engineers was unable to * Confessed Killer of School Teacher Will ]|e Tried In man to win the na-, Evnn!, wns ^orn in Indinnnpolis CriminnlCourt {Preliminary ,d amateur golf titles jn 1890 nnd learned golf as a cadHcannjf Has Been Waived Pa ;k) Oil ................... 5c 1 Del Mon to Sweet Pickle . Always (lopoTidiil-ly good Meats from the I’uiv Food Market. You n»n rely on us to fill your orders with the freshest, choicest morsels. Florida and Western Veal, Lamb, Pork, Beef. Hens and Fryers— Dressed or Alive makes delicious Dessert MARKET ffir ATLANTIC & PACIFIC And Chicory Quality 1(1,1 c i r c l e , n> Brands 8 O’clock, II). William Til,I,IS, Prop. Phone JU SM R O U N D THE CORNER pnOM C y E H jg a QAKlANtVS”. AW* -TOO / I l i W G o r war-iiw.^r/ BY PHONING FOR POOD Why drf-ifrt for the m arket7 Why ItiR homo your purchased al.se economy, too. In thn m l nf youi* home you can Bring our whole store to you— over th»* phone. Our 'Courteous, experienced grocery men will Hclect your order with trained precision and in no time it is whisked to your d o r. I ^ Wc have the most complete line of fresh fruits and vegetables in the city. . yu, t tn r — i n o i.v - V '» O R C H E S T R A * 77 — . p h o n e ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU \YIIA MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU �StTOIKfiV lif MIHUf I w it iftm m •r ■« i M l - t f «««■( When the Florida state census figures w ere made pub- •» M eonfl c l* * t Uattor. r IT, 111*, a t tha P ostoflle* Iford, F lorida v id a r A ct of -I, . U»T. ------------------------- i t was M.Afttl »"*? dreds to w A n u tnougnt m e ngures were incom plete had lieeh pfnittcd Trom the tabulaUorr’.^ 'I t wait the — 7.—:-----------r ----- rr: Iopinion of many th at Sanford had failed to realize the im-------— — portance of the state census and as a result lost portance--------------------------------------, much . . .val* . ■ u n a c n iiT io n iia t k * uable publicity. Other Florida cities showed sensational _ aa Tear— IT.On tils Month* *1.80 in C ity nr par growths and while Sanford grew almost as fast as any of arerk. H i W eakly Edition * l0 0 them, the figures did not show it. ________ par >aar. Now ccmcs the Southern Bell Telephone nnd Tele­ sr K C lA i. y o t i n t i All omttiary no'Ires. earil* of thanka. resolutions graph Company nnd snys thnt ns a result of a recent survey, and notlcaa ot sn ie r ia ln —ento w nsrs ch arges ara kiado w ilt ba rbargad It finds Sanford’s population, in the area survey by the tele­ f»r at TtquU f •idesrtU lnq ratca. phones of the company, to be 11,300. The company also M F .M n F It T U B A H SO ClA TKI> I*11K M states that it predicts n population of twenty-one thousand T he A ssociated P ress ta ex clu s­ iv ely entitled to , Mis use for ra- for this city within the next five years. puhllcatlon o f a ll newa dispatches Sanford citizens arc not in the least surprised at the an­ credited to It or not otharwlae cred­ ited In lb la paper and also tha lo­ nouncement of the telephone company. They have realized ca l naw a pub h a U l haraln. All rlchta of rapubllciitlnn o f special dlspalcn- for a long time that an accurate count here would show well at haraln ara also reser-ed. over ten thousand residents. And when they find it is more than eleven thousand they are certain they have been FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1925 correct in their supposition, nnd that the city failed to get THR HERALD’S TLATFORM full credit in the state census. 1^—Deeper water route to Jick/onWith a population of over eleven thousand, Sanford P to. . _ . 2.—Construction of St. Johni-In* ranks as a much greater city than it did with n population dian Hirer canal. said to be seven thousand. A new census right at this time 8.—Extension of white way. would probably bring the figures up to over twelve thousand. t r .Extension of local amuaements. ■ — Shimming pool, tennia courta, Perhnps the next time a state census is tnken a little more interest will be evidenced and an effort will be made to get etc . 4.—Augmenting **f building pro­ full credit for every individual. gram—houses, hotels, apartment houses. 6.—Extension of street paring program. 7^Const ruction of bouleYard around Lak* Monroe. 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. Expansion of nchool system with provision for inerrased faellltiea. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY BETTER THAN RUBIER:— Search the Scriptures; for in them ye think yc have eternal life; nnd they arc they which testify of me. John 5:39. PM \ m -It.s IV THE DOCTOR AND GOLF My doctor is n goodly man, A kindly man and true, For all our ills, with knife and pills He knows Just whab to do. But when with golf I play with him T is ho who seeks advice, "Oh Ed,” says he, “ pray tell to me, How con I cure a slice?" ------------------o --------- ------- Putting- Yourself to Sleep That individual who is able to sleep easily and rest fully is generally the one with the good disposition in the office, home, or store. And you can put it down for a fact that the irritable person spends his nights pitching and tossing on his bed wondering j ust why it is he can tint get to sleep. Everyone has his pet scheme for going to sleep. There are some of us who have no trouble reaching slumberland after getting to bed and then again there tire plenty of othes who find it almost impossible to do so. "Counting sheep" is not the favored method of induc­ ing sleep used by Mary Adams of Frnnklin, Indiana, who offers in Hygclu, the following suggestions to the restless sleeper: 1—Rest before going to bed. 2. —Use comfotablo mattress and springs. 3. —Encourage feeling of luxurious ease as you get bed. *1.—Stretch slowly, luxuriously, thoroughly and relax slowly. f».—Engage the mind with pleasant contemplation of events or people. Avoid unpleasantness of contro­ versy. "No matter how late I come in," says Miss Adams, "I always sit in a comfortable chair and brouse over a news­ paper, an amusing story or some light article, until I feel rested. I always got ready for bed with a feeling of indulKing in luxury. Nothing could be more delightful th a n the Fence in Nothing Beats a T Listen Once More. New Sport Wanted. They Slust Not ITay. r, ( C o p y rtatit t i l l ) —a r. HAVE YOU listened to theMg-* norant denouncing vaccination? Listen now to the story of Jolm Kopzynel. When smallpox reachted Jersey City nnd vaccination was ordered John took a manly viaw of it. , ... .„ Vnccination, he thought, wus a}l right for women nnd children, but not for a fine, healthy man like himself. ' He let them vaccinate hia wife and children, not him. Now he is in the penthouse with smallpox; the wife and five chil­ dren are well. When ho geta tw* he won’t need vnccination for sev­ eral years. He hns hnd it—but not the right kind. _ i> THE LEAGUE of Nations #otemnly discusses tho United States roposnl to find crops that might e planted in tho Near East, in place of poppies now grown to produce opium. Civilization takes it for granted that you must find some other crop for the opium producer be­ fore you can reasonably ask him to give up his 6pium crop. It sounds like appointing a com­ mittee to select some outdoor sport for the head hunters of Romeo as a substitute for their head-hunt­ ing. A*1 i!# p W * :Jh ■M i ~ vlV: A saleKinnn, once polite, ef ^ £ 2 2 o nt / 7 never-tiring enter your *n “M\*s/. r .v. E THE SHERIFF of Tulsa, Okla.. forbids miners to get down on their knees in the road and beg for help from nbove. The sheriff, who apparently doesn't sympathize with the strikers, snys that hundreds of miners on their knees praying for help has a demoralizing effect on the so-called "scab miners" or strike breakers working in the mines. INJUNCTIONS HAVE been ls-| sued forbidding men on strike to address strike breakers and urge them to leave their jobs. You can hardly imagine a judge, into or even a sheriff telling a strik ­ ing miner that he may not get on his knees to talk to God. That would seem to be a thing for Divinity Itself to decide. A *• .*• 'v - BY ARTHUR BRI8BAN1 as [at is also conscietiii 7 hr, ■m f CO H G & Vr trustworthy, gladly work for, a mere pittanc cents a day, 1 / His duty in l\|e % ice, he lives tad the Classified nk the Sanford HtJ 7 '< V W l w nsr./fhi'* siw ulY his I'hone Nut i ? ’ w _ THE UNDERPAID ASHEVILLE CITIZEN B e a c h Proper Public librarians throughout the church congregation, each of whom country nrc moving to secure bet­ pays more for an automobile than IS SCARCE ter pay. Considering the impor­ all of them together pay in a year to the preacher in salary? tance of their service, they are unOur trouble is that we arc more AND GETTING SCARCER , derpaid. So arc most of the school concerned with the excellence of My doctor knows the Iaitin n«mc.i THE PSYCHOLOGY of the teachers. So are most of the preach­ our automobile equipment than Of all tho bugs and germs, A L L THE TIME tiling is Interesting. Imagine a man ers of the gospel. Mr. Jack Kearns with the eloquence in our pulpits; lie talks with case, (as all M. P.’s) who takes the place of another, in prophesies that when Jack Demp­ thnt wo prize more highly fine en­ In strange nnd curious terms, a labor struggle, quite content to sey once more steps into the fight tertainm ent for ourselves than the Rut when uponr the too he stands YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT IN have the family of the other lack arena, the bout will drew a "two best instruction for our children;] He wears n troubled look. VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PEI food, And says to me, appealingly, Ameri- that pleasure is, in fact, a bigger: , , , but shaken , , in his strike , , -' million dollar ..gate," . and ____ NOW “How do you stop a hook?" |’r,,"king enthusiasm when his cans are glad to pay $1,000,000 to factor in our lives than culture.! ,.r i ...a, i „n ?• . i .. brother workman kneels down and; see the worlds series baseball So far ns the mass of the people | I know when I am suffering pnin, l ! n d ' r k ’ hi?» .T ’ abdom en, , pruy(l. Well mi„ht Voltaire say, games. So freely do we spend for is concerned, that indictment is a j Chest-rotating, sqilll filing. M eanw hile th e mind is w an d er- )"If there had not been a God, it entertainment that the nntional true bill. If it were not, we should That fact my faco betrays, And he must sec when called to me ing into quiet avenues of thought which always bring peace, 'would have been necessary to in- sport’s two major leagues think have an abler ministry, higher j Tho droop my mouth displays. nothing of spending annually $ 10,- standards in our schools nnd b ig -; Sleep is usually sudden, deep, satisfying. I have the habit vrnt one " Rut surely I (fcm’t look ns sick 000 for baseball alone. get* and better libraries. now of expecting such sleep and I get It." MEN ARE of different kinds, Aa does my doctor look That is to say, we are willing to Some day we shall have these j o and the Irish kind has definite When desperately, he nnys to mu: pay lavishly for the things we real­ things. They will come when our j qualities. Patrick Mongcon, a rnll- ly want. And thnt, in turn, is to "How do you cure a hook?" hearts nro stirred by a profound-] For Further Information. road brakeman by profession, had „ do not pri„. sufficiently <r patriotism, a livelier sense of | bis foot caught between two cars V,. i„. m jrar. Oh doctor, let me chuckle low, Call at Montezuma Hole]. tiId dungs Riven us by the lib the duties of citizenship anil a fin e ; Rear with me now I pray Never judge, nor condemn; never arraign, nor censure,.yesterday. „ - To . start the..train .. woi fnnt 1 innq teachers and preachers. I* appreciation of the truth that hap­ And let me smile, at you the while --not a word; never an unclean, unkind expression; never a t, wn8 ijn ,|c»r£rate i . • w '.lth at a misstatement? Why, then, piness, not pleasure, is tho higher j|0 pain, He was in desperate pain, bb.iti u ttfflro theru men in .u.. II. !<• SCHULTE REALTY CO., This game of golf you play. the average goal. doubt or fear; never a disparaging remark of another. As smoked and joked with his follow^' You’ve cured full many a dread you would others should do to you, so do ye. Pause! Be employes while they worked, vain-» • disease, MAKL RESERVATION EARLY And charged n modest price, still! Not a word, emphatically, not even a look that will ly for three-quarters of an hour j to release him. He still smoked j Rut soon you’ll lie a rich M. I). mar the sweet, serenity of the soul. Know Cod. Keep and talked cheerfully enough while MACON TELEGRAPH if you could cure n si ice I silence before him, not a word of murmuring or complain­ a doctor amputated his foot, with­ -------- o-------What is news? Dana, we be­ in and shave yourself; we’re too What about that Rubor Pay cel­ ing in supplication, not a word of nagging or persuading. out tho need of anesthetics. lieve it was, used to tell the alert busy bobbing hair." In America, Let language be simple, gentle, quiet; you utter not a word, That takes qualities not pos­ 'young ebration? gentlemen of his day " if a those stories are old. We passed ---------o-------- but give Him an opportunity to speak. Hearken to his sessed by everybody. ’dog bites a man, it is not news; if through that stage long ago. Ce- ] i The Timea-Unlon says the Miami Voice. This is the way to honor nnd know him. Listen to IT USED to he said 'of the old I" mn? bU,‘* " ,|"K*Lit •* news." IVr- eelin Cooney and her sisters in schools next fall will tench “nub- obey. Words make trouble. Be still! This is the Voice of stvle whiskey, "three drinks would haps it was true when the old mas- crime introduced the bobbed-hair division." It will take "lots" to tilt! Spirit. Take no thought for tomorrow Worrv n o t'caUm! a *heep to attack a bull-jj?r *P°ko his lines, but he ami bandit rage and gave the country teach them. ..I linn,,, ohnt-fli .... ____ . n ,• Y . do''" 'hut idea would be passe in this a series of thrills hy poking death-------- o--------■ , • , . ‘ , ' c a es cast all on Inm, anil not ] ^.|u> n(, w j,O()t|0„ whi«key is more '!*/• Bo I" Pittsburgh a few days dealers into the harmless ribs of Our officii boy gives the follow­ tu 'V n \ » ° n 1 !’!aV 8.° han* al)(l trust so little. •powerful, as proved by three gen- ,lK°* n man “dually bit a dog and quaking niali-s. Rut jazzy America ing sentence using the word nec­ —written oy i>r. Mary Davidson in her Son’s Bible. itlemcn now in jail. They don’t he- t,wk K"(,d sliver of flesh out of has moved even beyond that, (lohtar: "I went to see a new girl Inst liove in prohibition, and to prove the canine s leg, but all the unto- : Led-hair bandits are so common riety he got was a short item to now that wo merely puss them by night nnd nectar." -------- o-------the effect that he had been sent without a nod. We must have new may die and thrills. nnd they may bo tried to the insane asylum. The difference between a dale spit it Which IS sail! to be able to raise mortals to the skies, er tnny We mind the time two or three On the front pages of the news­ twenty years ago and olio today t have yet none, as I trust, of that other spirit, which would for manslaughter nml nobody tries to locate the source of the whis­ years ago—perhaps it was four or papers yesterday there appeared | is thnt one begins nnd the other drag angels down.—Daniel Webster. key. If a mnn is killed by a bullet five; the world moves so rapidly this item, from the conservative ends a t eleven o’clock. ■------------------------------- — <>----------------------------— A person can accomplish good results by loyalty Ml ■— - oyou ask who sold th<* pistol—no now thnt a day or a year hardly Associated i’ress. good object. Select the object — open an account *1 I'U'I'* 1^ A mission. Every other definition of life is one asks who sold the whiskey. makes a difference—when it was Two women, without bobbed hair Indiana in starling a campaign hot news that the Police Gazette held up Janies Shepherd in his the SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK and then make! to stop the rush to tho land of false, and leads all who accept it astray. Religion, science, regular hubit to deposit weekly or monthly. ARD-EL-KRIM, brave fighter, was declining in popularity among confectionery store Monday night Flowers. We could think of a thou­ philosophy, though still at variance upon many points, all hut destined to lose, calls on Mo­ the barbershop patrons nnd th e 1anil shot him when ho ran to a sand things that would bo easier agree in this, that every existence is an aim. hammedans everywhere to start a magazines appearing to feminine j rear door. to do. oholy war—against the Christians, tfiatus were htiving u run, alt on | Tho story continues [it sonic ile— ----- o-------4 Per Cent Interest Paid On Savings AceoiJ account of (he rage for bobbing tail, but the quotation is sufficient AN IMA US ARE SUCH agreeable friends—they ask no of course. From the newa dispatches, wi* Mohammed, ns nil good Moslems , r‘ to mt|ke the point thnt in this day gather that there was altogether questions, they pass no criticisms.—George Eliot. know, is now up in heaven, not ,5'TV , ",k un* which is nnd time, women who want to figtoo much "peoping" done in the for from Allah, his wife, the rich the British equivalent of the Po- ] lire in the newspapers must wear case of Congressman Scott and his widow in whose favor an excep- j **ce Gazette, is in eclipse because! their hair long, bid you notice, by wife, MY FAVORITE STORIES tion was made, is in paradise w ith :fomc of the barbershops are say- the way, the golden flowing curls By IRVIN S. COBB him. Other Moslem wives, o f , ln^ *'il‘ mcH customers: "Come of New York's newest Cinderella? Today's liest laugh: As a com­ course, are not panion niece to Darwin's iHiok, wo When you hear a story from lh e ( l said, and throwed down my three were thinking of writing one entit­ man in the street nml shortly nines. *l*vo got a straight—ten ONCE UPON a time when MoSTRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R E SS ^ led "Zoo’s who in America.” Henry INDIANAPOLIS NEWS thereafter go to a vaudeville the­ high, he says, and pitches his hnudl hammed rode his flying horse, he i ~ Vance. in the deck and reaches for the' wouhl have been useful in the! Florida is possibly tho foremost testify as to whether it already atre and hear a performer on the --------o --chips. ‘Hold on’ I snys, I didn't And still Sanford has a few peo- stago repent it, you may know by see what you had.’ lie looks at me Riffs fight against the Drench. I current topic f„r national conver- h a s-d ra stic deflation is Inevitable the French have the flying nation Thousands of persona have! ForThe unw aS' Ineans aavhga K i a a m B a s i i a a i i i i i i n u n u i i i i x i a i n i D a i 311 pie who try to work on other p e n - Obi* sign that it has undoubted sort of surprised and the fellow Today machines. Sacred white horses no pie's money. They forget about merit. It is an evidence of distinc­ who’s givin’ the party speaks up longer fly ns they did in Moham­ rushed to the southern state with- ] lost am) perhaps wrecked careers, in recent months. Other thousands, Prudence has always paid in the keeping their credit good by pay­ tion on the part of the story. and says to me: "This is a gentle­ in the aggregate have sent mil- long run for most people and it is ■ Here lately, a popular yarn of man's game. If a man wins n pot med's day. ing their hills. W right, W a r lo w a n d CoropaJ And Allah, looking down, will lions of doUare there. Practically oxtremeiy_ likely other days has been enjoying u here we never ask him to show his Ukeiy that it alway always , that a holy war with flying all hope that through investments will. The results of failure to in -] j Here's n question for some lit­ theatrical revival. The story has hand. Wp just take his word for learn machines opposed to it is hound to in real estate, or commercial ne- vest!gate ___ ^..v with care all investm ent' ■ tle boy or girl to solve. What >n to do with a man describing a pok­ it that he holds the winning cards end in disaster. tivity oi of some other variety, much m matters atters are written large in the ■ Arc Now Receiving Application I°r the amount of profit made by on er game which he was invited to and we let it go at that. That's money Atlantic Const Line dining car on join while visiting in ”cy The-,. M L lT T r a *ho. r t 1 History of every community. In 5 strange our rule." GOOD VEGETARIANS will he it cup of coffee at twenty cents? town. .V.KiV; ..... * instances ... su . m m i in in | Isaying saying litis this there there isis no no disposition disposition n "Dbl you keep on playing after distressed about Miss Harrison, liu,vi', „...t.f,; -------- o— ----"The first hand thnt l wus dealt," th at? " asks a bystander. It u h , T 'r T 1 1 1 bc «ra tifh’d. in Indiana, or in any other state, the Argentina girl. Several times It is just as safe to say that where ; to prevent Florida from progressSanford raised $iOH,1100 in its he says, "I had threes. I opened "Certainly I did," savs the first she has tried and failed to swim .one person succeeds in gathering ing as rapidly us her real values1 Chamber of Commerce mem be the pot nnd one other mnn stayed, speaker. the English . . . Channel, . , and, her, full - » permanent gain there will be will permit \s far as herdevcl-i ship drive. And it already hus re­ lie drew one card. We 1st hack "And did you win?" ure is laid to the fact that *he is many more who will suffer disil-- opment is sound and her prosperceived more than $108,000 worth and forth for awhile am! finally "Did I win? Huh the first pot a vegetarian. of free advertising. And the pub­ he called. Tvu got three of a kind,’ was the only one I lost!" n o m > i1 o f h ' f L,y By is supported by actual resources 5 on improved Business nnd R esidential l’I0l Her diet doCHU•tt supply enough tha Honda, common with.o th e r the benefit is bound to be felt far licity hasn't licgun yet. heat and strength in Sanford h to enable the parts of the United States, has no beyond her borders. What is to he » -------- o— — body to withstand so |on^ a strug­ A fellow has no time to look at gle against cold r.nd currents. Funds immediately available subject to t'u| his girl while riding in a taxi-cab. FROM SPEECH BY G. R. SHAW He generally takes up all of his examination. FOR SLOW work among men or time watching the meter. Sanford We are all mail, more or bias. If Doctors ..... .. .......... know nothing about oxen, a vegetable diet will do. For Herald. Unless he's going to meet you knew everything about mo | these things^"TheyTall tb APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS 'or, then the meter dugsn't mut­ that I know about myself, y o u . ves" jus* tts we do but Ieni "nor- violent work, as the Japanese ous under-expansion. That is the con­ suppose learned when they had to change in various parts of Florida spec­ stant danger of booms, since they ter much. Clermont Preaa, would all get up and rush out of m ice. Many experiments had been their soldiers’ diet from rice to ulation is in a high fever. There SEE -------- o--------I OOTS, I It is In order to flutter one lirnor. m eat, you must have the violent are cool heads in tho midst of the make for u tossing overboard of well established business princi­ from killing your situation who wish it were other- ples. New Smyrna Sea To My Son IT’S NEWS Seminole (Jounlij^a Sanford,Fla. FLORIDA First Mortgage Loai n S AND WE CALL IT NERVE! fllrninT|hne>l 849"lihm rUn ‘° CfI,U I »PCculative increments a!- „ fornin in HI „ in gold was di t- most invariably disappear as quick-1 ■ ARY Prince Hont tbnso JhA CkCl hope“ ?f I! / “3 they were created. There a re !" of Reuss, once »n"t rlcboH ' nl I Ibo had 'T r° ctT a '11*»kn» f*’w exceptions. Then..advancement priny.c, is now thnt riches could overniifh* ina»., . ___ _i.... . ■ “*k him what has happened. If he •Some men will never let their pn Johnny Spencer in the Macon [is a Frenchman ho says his wife wives go off on t(i'*ir own. They Telegraph continues to fuss about [has bad a "crisis of nerves." If he demand that they shall not leave the hot weather in Macon. Johnny,1is an Englishman he says, "I made tlicjr side for a moment—that they why don't you come to Florida to a perfectly harmless remark a t , shall literally net in accordance ^ vwav y y’ '"UH'r. the Englishmanils the more scion- tlm effect is that it almost drives self amount to something, that tifieally accurate of the two, I the wlvvs mud. They grt "hervts.” [pitiful. And so is he. REALTORS 112 Park Avenue ■ a a u B H n a a iB u a R a n B a u n iu B a a a a n u B a a n n v " THE BUSINESS OF RUNNING A HOME &] EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS. *hut; we've alw ays | breakfast 'th is morning and my jw ith 'th* r vow to remlm 'wTSTK'm atlo n ? p f ed u c.tio x and opportm n DuROSE AND HOLIJSK exact, there vhr « If ... broad i„n .! , , v»luo, but it grows quickly. Oak ! arrives at m aturity more slowly, , ix>&:'i,"uir ot u,,> THE BETTER A PRODUCT u f,ti WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. IS THE S00>j �MISS KATHRYN WILKE Y, Society Editor. B ride-E lect' Honored With Lovely Courtesy By Mrs. JohnLeonardi edtling >vm ^ evening a t » me of Mr. and Savannah, Gn Sanford wit! returned ; in CalAlfred Liljn leave several weeks in I left yesterday for -aeh to spend several ]is family. trine Pittman and Sam Tampa arc the guests ,rgia Mobley. Ray returned yesterlelightful stay in Asheaukrsonvillt*, M. C. w Wells, who has been her aunt, Mrs. Alfred ive today for Tampa. T E L E P IIO N E B e s. 4*2*4, Chased Out Mrs. John Leonnrdy charmingly entertained Thursday evening with bridge nn n shower complimenting Miss Florence Mero, whose m arri­ age is n social event of tomor- A. Mero' was awarded a ja r of Houbigant's bath salts for high score, and Miss Sara Evelyn Wil­ liams received n box of powder for holding second highest score. These two presented their prizes to Miss Mero. Miss Anna Kanner received a bridge set for holding low score. Following nn interesting evening of bridge the shower was present­ ed in a basket, which was filled with many useful nnd lovely gifts. A delicious salad and ice course was served. Those present were: Miss Flor­ ence Mero. Mrs. K. C. Maxwell, Miss Jean Maxwell, Mrs. Clwi* Mathews, Mrs. C. It. Klrtley, Mrs. I \ A. Mero, Mrs. J. W. Mero, Mjsj Charlotte Smith, Miss Tillie Ben­ jamin, Miss Anna Kanner, Miss Jean Kanner, of Jacksonville, Mi** Dorothy Mero, Miss Sara Evelyn Williams, Miss Gladys Wilson, Miss Carol Stone, Miss Georgia Mobley, Miss Velina Shipp. Mrs. Leonnrdy was assisted in entertaining her guests by Mrs. Clarke Leonnrdy. EVERY DRESS IN THE STORE ON SA LE EXCEPTING NEW FALL DRESSES REGULAR J DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES $ 39.75 4 SALE PRICE Evci■y Dress Must go. Sale is to make room for new Fall Drcr«scs. Minister of Christian Church Locates With Family In This City A recent arrival in Sanford is Rev. H. K, Holton, a minister of the Christian' Church, who comes from Ohio, with the intention of locating here. Rev. Bolton served the Christian Church in Iowa for 1- years nnd he is said to be a man of intellec­ tual ability, uml a successful min­ nbegiad American Children ister. mtf nice v Rev. Bolton has com® to Florida n at Kiv- Help School Chinese to escape the extreme Northern ris will be Winters and has chosen Sanford ss Mary XF.W YORK, Aug, 14.—A cam­ because of its famous all-year paign of cradle internationalism 'round climate and splendid schools. has been inaugurated by the World He is accompanied by his young Association of Daily Vacation Hi*le Schools which is being carried on by correspondence between boys and girls in 8,000 daily vacation Bible schools in China and chil­ dren enrolled in similar schools in the United S tates.and Canada. The latter aro raising in pennies and nickels a $10,000 offering to help Chinese children, 00,000,000 of whom have no schools whatever. In $ 29.75 Miss Esther Powell Weds Porter LansingOn Thursday Evening age Brockham and ilixine have returnA wedding of much interest to easant stay at Brevard the friends of the young couple is that of Miss E sther Powell and Porter Ionising, Jr., both of this city. Tho ceremony was performed Thursday evening a t 8 o'clock at the residence of Mr. ami Mrs. T. L. Dumas, in the presence of a few intimate friends. Dr. J. T. Irs. Troy ttoy returned Nixon, pastor of the First Method­ I their car from their ist Church officiating. n which included points The bride was lovely in her wed­ ding dross of white satin, made on folina. straight lines nnd trimmed with bands of lace. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lans­ ing left immediately a fter the cer­ emony for a trip to points in South Florida. Mrs. lansing, since making San­ ilthil nf Atlanta, Ga. ford her home, has through her I the Carroll Corpora charming personality made a num­ Ue afternoon and eve ber of friends. b u d Mrs. E. M. Car Mr. Lansing is a well known bus­ iness man here, being connected with tin* Hutton Engineering and B faart nnd attractive Contracting Company. The many p/Wurncd from a five friends of the young couple wish »t ttfic home of Tier tliVm evWy hrfppfness. Upon their return, Mr. pnd Mrs. J. U. Farris of Jack•lansing will he a t home to their friends at the Philips Apartment. hiiik Her $ 16.75 Mystery Blast No Dresses sent on Approval. No Dresses may be re­ turned or exchang­ ed. Please Do Not Ask to Cbarge Dresses At Sale Price daughter. M i- .Martha Itolton, who will i tiler High School in Sep­ tember. Mi -. Bolton will join her husband and daughter later in the season. R e v . Bolton will conduct the servi es of the Christian Church Sunday morning a t 10:15 o'clock at the American Legion Home. All mend *rs of the church residing 111 the city are urged to come out to extend a real Sanford greeting to Ilex. Bolton. Men’s Straw Hats LEARNING TO LOVE , 20 Dozen Sheets 81x!)0 Special One Day Sale on Sheets 81x90. Soft finished $ ROUTH’S BAKERY Conic in let uh tell you about it n o Cakes, Sandwiches and Breads Hot Rolls 11 A. M. and 1 1\ M. trv Men’s Union Suits 15 dozen for Saturday Special. Fine check, nainsook 36 to 46. Special for one day 75c Each ' • o n t tl .. naked Deans, linked Ham, Fancy Cheese and Sausage ° f. °aU»ndY Cai’if., filed a $75,000 breach of laboratorviar *8 Schwart-s^nvcntor, shortly before ho ow„. II * liear Martinez and left another man’s body i th.- hurV„“^ n >s believed to have hastened his disaprrXout , ■„rv.att1 is ^lleved responsible for his ■ery detail of his “perfect crime.” 1 1.00 The Y owell Company �3925JT '* ^ ^ Athletics Lose To Browns D I P i While Wns?.'nR:on Is Able D liE i to Hold Its Own; Uhle Is p Undoing of The Harrismon Champ In Training ilL L WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.— Washington nnd Cleveland divid-1 t Y e a rs ,' 1* 11 double header Thursday, the I champions bowing to superior* *' •KUr*-'' *pitching by Uhle In the first game [»st ( on- and taking the second with a ninth in (Jolf inning rally to brenk a tie. The Kent Greenfield Holds Smoky City Crew to 5 Scattered H its; Hornsby Clouts Out IIIsThirty-First Home Hun PITTSBURGH, Aug. 14 —V York took the finnl of a .four-game series with Pittsburgh ThuvMlsr. 4 to 1. drnwing-nn even break anil reducing the lead of the Pirate? tr> four nnd onc-half games In the Nnv tional league race. Kent Greenfield allowed the ] Corsinrs five hits nnd had a safe • m argin to work upon for his team . m ates turned out u three run lead In the third inning. The Giants totalled seven safo blows in off Aldridge, who was removed from the box in the seventh to be suc­ ceeded by Adams and Hheehnn. Travis Jackson again injured his lame knee and had to retire from the game. The daily shower de­ layed the contest 2U minutes in the sixth inning. The Box Score NBW YORK AU It II PO A K Southworth, cf. U2 1 4 0 0 Frisch, Ib-sa. . . 6 1 4 2 1 0 Young, r f . -----4 1 1 2 | <> Mcusel, if.......... 4 0 0 2 0 0 Terry, lb .......... 2 <> 0 0 0 0 Kelly, 2b. . . . . . . 4 0 1 0 & 1 Jackson, as......... 2 0 0 L 1 0 Webb, x ........... 0 0 0 0 0 0 indstrom, 8b. .. 1 o o 1 l o Snyder, c............ !J 0 0 6 1 0 Greenfield, p. .. 4 0 0 0 1 i • Totals ..........Bit 4 7 k Butted for Jackson i PITTSBURGH AB K H Carey, cf........... 4 1 2 Me Minis, lb....... 1 0 1 Cuyler, rf ......... 4 0 1 1 B arnhart, If. „ .. 4 0 0 Trnynof, lb ..... 4 0 0 W right, ss. .. „ 1 (> tl Moore, 2b......... 2 0 0 Smith, c............ 1 0 1 Aldridge, p..... 2 0 0 Adams, p...........0 0 I) Grantham, xx .. 1 O 0 Sheehan, p...... 0 0 0 27 1.1 In si 1*0 / 7 li H 0 l* 2 l) 1 1 1 2 1 2 4 o 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 Totals ......... 21 1 G 27 8 1 xx Batted for Adams in seventh. Score by innings: New Y o rk ............. 001 000 100—4 Pittsburgh ........... 001 000 000—1 Summary: Two base hits, Young Carey, Mclnnis, Frisch. Three base hits, Cuyler, Stolen liases, Frisch. Sacrifice, Terry, Young, e ft on bases, Now York R; Pitts­ burgh 0. First base on balls, off Greenfield, 1; off Aldridge 2; off Sheehan 1, Struck out, by Green­ field 2; by Aldridge 2; by Sheehan 1. Hits ofL.AJ/J,ridge 7 In six In­ nings, none in seventh: off Adams none In one inning; off Sheehan none in two Innings. Passed balls, Smith. Losing pitcher, Aldridge. Umpires, Moran, O’Day and OuigJcy. Time, 2:14. 1 ClJIlfl DOWN CARDS ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.—The Chiengn Cubs hit the St. Louis Card­ inals Thursday nnd won the first game of the series, H to 6. The visitors got 12 safeties for a total of 21 bases. Manager Hornsby of the Cardinals hit bis thirty-first home run of the season, with two men on base in the fifth inning. Hcoro hy innings: C hicago......... 201 020 200-8-12-1 Bt. Louis .. . 1 1 0 Oil) 000 -6-10-0 Batteries: Cooper and Gonzales; Haines, Rhein and O’Farrell. How They Stand FLORIDA STATE Ll (Second Knit J ** Won T a m p a ....................... ;u Lakeland ................. ;u St. Petersburg .. .. 21 Sun f o r d .................. 12 NATIONAL LEAGUE Well Lest Pittsburgh ......... 6*1 II New York -. Bt 47 Cincinnati .. . r*7 hi* Brooklyn .. r. i frj St. Louis G1 66 Philadelphia .. . -IK 66 Ghlcngo .. .. IH Gil B o s to n ......... 45 66 AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Philadelphia .. .. . 7*1 26 W ashington........ .. fi!> 21) Chicago .. .. .. Gt» 61 Detroit ......... .6 1 66 Kt. LouD ............. Cleveland . .. Gl 62 New Y"ik .. . .. 45 01 B o sto n ................. .. 21 71 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Won Lost New Orleans .. 61 61 Atlanta „ „ .. 66 65 Nashville .. (It) 67 Chattanooga ....... .. 66 58 Memphis ......... Mobile ............ .. 68 62 Little Rock 55 61 Birmingham ........ .. fit 62 S S; ALL WOOL SUITS ter In* was defeated fo’- the cham­ pionship by Willie MaeFarlaneJ on­ ly one stroke separating the pro­ fessional and tile amateur after 26 extra holes I*.id beerf ployed. Jones has grown up in golf, winning his first tournament in 1010 nt the age ef eight—a spec­ ial children’s event in Atlanta. Two years later ne captured hi club' junior event, and whtfn 10 year-* old lie reached the finals of the national amateur at Oakmont, losing to Davy Herron, *r» and 4. In gaining the finals Jones elim­ inated Jim Mnnion, Boh Gardner, Rudy Knepper and W. G. Fownes, an astounding record. In 1021 he was fifth in the na­ tional open and in this amateur tost to the then llrltidi champion, Willie Hunter, in tie* third round, after he Imd sidetracked Clarence Wolff nnd Mr. (). F. Willing A year later Bobby encountered an irrepressible Snrnzen a t Skokie in the national open nnd finished second, one stroke behind. Then he proceeded to work through to the semi-linals of the am ateur where he bowed to Jess Sweetser, 8 and 7. The year brought a differ­ Jack M* mp.oy ha* started active training for future ring bouts. Her lie’s shown 111 his quarters at Los Angele.-* with one of hi parrini: ent story and for the first time partners. The dialup hn.i been displaying good form in liis early he gained a national crown at Inwood in the open, although h<* hail workouts despite Ids long absence from tin* ring. j to defeat Bob Cruiekshank in a playoff, lb* led the medalists I with III* in the amateur, but went | down before .Max Muruon in the I third round. .Marston aventuolly j won the championship in a battel with Sweetser. Leaders In Both L eag u es Falter In Pennant Races; New York FightingBravely FLORIDA STATE LE. Tampa a t Lakeland. St. Petersburg nt Sunford NATIONAL LEAL Boston at Philadoiphia. Brooklyn a t Now York. Cincinnati «t Pittsburgh Chicago a t Kt. Louis. AMERICAN LEAGU1 Ft. Louis at Cleveland. New York at Washington. Philadelphia at Boston. <fhgtlul'til. Dundee—CUy,to lay three miles pavement at once. J n 'w ea.** BROWNS BEAT ATHLETICS PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.— St. Louis won its only game of the series of four by winning the final fray with the Athle'icu here Thursday, 6 to 4 A wide throw by Poole in the eighth inning gave the Browns their winning rur., Al Simmons hit bis twentieth home run of the season off Canton ia the fifth inning. Score by inning i: St. Louis .. .. 20*1 (HI 010— PM Philadelphia ..000 810 0 0 0 -4 - 6-1 Batteries: Gaston nnd Hargrave; Walbcrg and Cochrine. , s- * ; t ' ‘ ' I a u T^v o o l g a b e r d i n e .. [} T R O P I C A L W O O D E N S ....... [l fi IJ S MOHAIK. BEST QUALITY SILK POPLIN (W h ite)...... SILK POPLIN (T an ).......... BEACH SUITING (W hite) WHITE LINEN ... REAL L IN E N ...... PALM LEACH .... SPANISH LINEN 110 E. 2nd St, Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Lakeland 4-2: Tampa 1-1. Sanford 2; St. Peter.*burp 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 1; New l urk 4, St. ouis G; Chicago 8. Only two scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 0-6; < L*' oiund 1‘hilndeiphin 4; St. Louis 5 Others rain, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 2; Birmingham 1. Nashville 2; Chattanooga 4. Little Rock 6; Memphis I. Mobile fi; New Orleans 6. Mr. Speer in in New York buy itig full ready-to-wear, Mrs. J.u-, nler. who is now in charge of th* Ia*esburg—Building construction ready-to-wenr department is c active, id .oil every 'drMs* In'fllrf hfbH1 re- sili It.ml t-.r,— BrH ■b-myrtrh CHICAGO, hflif.G I.—Getting an ( Wlllf Hdlli AT*iorient i League Irani loss of cost. i Made City-—Utilities Company * lender ■ appt *. nt ij < • ijoying equal even break in the series with i'ittsj favor with findom. at ten lion i hurgh by winning Thursday' gain** being directed eliiefly on the nt* I to I, behind Greenfield'- artful j tempts of McGrow'.* courageou Inn liner, the New York Giant * kept I hall (luh to annex it fifth consec­ within lighting di lance of the Na­ utive pennant. Somewhat battertional League leaders, four and j i d from their profittddo sojourn I’ltll <flllt otie-lmlf games separating the two i In the v. . i .......... . ti o f i In* league, '*>• Mr-. K. |* | i.ni- ,u clubs tonight. Their standing'. i the Giants headed bought for their 1 •nt Mi w, (}. (.* i Won ost Pet. I hum** jrroupdn, when* they will tin * irei <>. El nr Mu. J uk.-iii *l ll, a tie (let ..... I: Pi11diurgh .. *• 1 ll .610 Hu im- . with i . i ii other chili in •*’lr" i .*-* a u.ir.lliin ,.f |, New York .. *M 47 .6*16 the league liefi.ro hitting the road *’"'• • r I n s n a e |ier*».,.* t. ti ......I. Florida and it i. Until American league pennant I again. *.t l.i.nmi i,<m|, i a,, ia., .tin contenders stubbed their loos, With roughly fifty games n*- t " ........ .. e l i i l i n l o a Ini. i . -i Philadelphia faiteilng in it gruel­ ! mninitig to he played, tin* mint I lie te l lo S llIK ,l* -, | II....I .tad |.«.lie - iii ssinln*. ling puce uf last week and drop­ nptimihlii I’nati- Liu hold- no )|- ho; h'lul Mu. I n - w i t . ping a close game to hit. Looi*. I lilslnns about n load that could be ruv l - t „r s i : j . r I * Of H\ V I - 1 n i l . I | five to four and Washington can ■ dwarfed to iii'dghift'nm'u in a m*S'V t-*, Her. Till I I .. -i ing an even break in a twin bill I I ll's, Blit he de. figi re that the ’l m i i s l i l e T w e e t i i a. with Cleveland by winning the 1Giant* will have f.i play mighty B ■'a a e T w e n l i ■tetn- i .* \\ l.-reilM, It .1 \| ....... second game, G to I, nftor b( in*: 1 mart, cnnsMcut b.i-oi*nll to nverin l n t e t rat,.i- u f u ,.. , t . ..m il1 uiiul out in the opener, 2 to o. '•otne oven that handicap. If the All*. I nlVnr, ll...... * rn.nl | Their standing. Pirate shotilib expero nr * the let* the i ■ f e n t a t e ,.f r . l i t t , A l o e down anticipated in . me quarters • • l l i i e i l , l a 1.1,1, r I I I . , I t i e , Philadelphia .. • ' 16 -••Gil hut scarcely presaged in the scIlie l-Ktlll*- Ilf IIII- ,|,| ,1,.. Washington •'■'• -Olti i li*. |iai«|. I'Mi:i: e i '(tin-: • •*:UKittie* Duly eiglil i lulis ill the tv. • lea­ I I'.K KIIV t i H M E B K M t h a t gues raw action due to nmi. Tin Ill'll Ilf >1(11 III .,11,1 , Chicago Cuba defeated St. Loui < ' r i l l l l l > .1 l l t l t f ,i '.I I I I t III Utilise 111 S.ll.r | l.*|t,. H tu G, in a free hitting game. I *1ll l|l( J uf \ 11 .| \ |). unit ilii|-(i i.t .I e i i H H e I’ * III Inn I ii - II I , , i ; „ . -• J * >• >‘ t s "ll'illlil lint lie Highlanders Take Two Contests From Leaders Of League I I BTIIKlt iiUUUltl.Ii Hurl H i l l . 11 .610 .565 .6:12 . itir. August 11*21 \‘ m* the driest and . IK0 I .AKKI . AND. -\iti l I i.itki*. Id l Innd v on h n lli e n d s u f a d o u b l e w.u me:, t |ur I I- ii in no record with . 11'.t header hill here Tliiii *da> ii»m Ha* except inn , r P'OO. A tropical .160 tlic Tanq •* Snnikn taking tu t uf much intensity by a sc ii** nt I I** 2, and tin sec­ disturbance ond, it c m a i n n i n g t ame. 2 te I. moved to eastward nf Elnrida durtin Highlanders *"g Vugil t 21 I . 2a and the lainPet In I ot11 gum< .660 came from behind and by timely t ill defieiein v ruiiy d fiein one .61!* hitting pu.',lied tlieir m e * across, i i: ’h *** is inches. 'I in- weather .616 Tlirrlmcn pitched hi i ir t gain* w 1. well -uited lor l a i n c -ttllg liny ,I!H fur l.ukelaail, a even inning m HI*11 the (licking uf ,;irlv cut toll lilt t wu too warm and tee thy for .4 Hi* f a i r and t u n k out m \ iii cii . truck, cam*, wnit potatec , straw. 11 Scon* by innings: herri* . ami citrus fruits mi the . no First Game uidainl . I hi is from tin* annual .117 Tampa Obit 2I*I turn—IT. t report .-f Uixandcr J. MB-hell, Lukt'lnud . I no B'U tL'x— l - l - j l Alctcoisiljgist, with nfnrc m JnckBat ter i e - : I'ahli and L ojh -k ; l.u- ville. Pel 647 ,615 .61 :t .tot JWK 181 .462 .'•58 Today’s Games r Saturday, Aug. 15th wc are offering tli bargains in men's Suits, for 8 days only. lie 11111. 11 -1 1■ 1 I,, *1*1,8 H e r a l d , ii new*>i*,iin tint,. 1 S i i t i f o n l . H* iiiifi'tlm, iJ. u i i i y , **h i ? i * I..* w-.k n, r rf K f f»»j four Jv E S S M y le iro l l>ij*l t*irl<*int • tli. 17th d a y i.l J u t e • ’ontity, DistrlV H O W ARD Sanford WORLD LEADERS FOR 37 YEARS Service means something When you buy Diamond Tire* from ua wo agreo to do this: —Keep them In excel­ lent condition whlio-you are using them , —Repair any littio cuts th a t may appear, —Occasionally change them from one wheel to another to even the wear, —Examine the tire (laps to see th at tubes are n o t being pinched. l.nnttptl on Unilrnatl dost* tu pavtql miles nitrllu'usl n1 Winiur I'.n k, Oi Thrve flilirUt this Itnul is gimd Ciiru high liRTumiicIv ami Uuikini; land. A Heal llargain E. F. L A N E This service and alltnlLtn, along with Diamond quality, REALTOR R o o n ii 501-502, 1‘btm e ?5 First Nnt iopal Hnnk ’Ji^Winjr. f?A L E 3 ' F 0 U ( ’A ^ M. M. STEWART give* you the g rta teit value in the world. ^OUORAS KING ellows" Service Std 1st ft TTni. Photic 117SERVICE WITH A SNf tire l ijWijjht Bros. Co, lC.S f Sitnlofii, Florida �D , F R ID A Y . A F G U S T 14, 1925. Phone Classified Directory ), RATES in Adv«oe« Advertising EVERT TRUE PRINTING FOR BIG RESULTS adi the FORT LAUD1 FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE DAILY NEWS—it cover SEMINOLE PRINTERY, W. N. aril County thoroughly Lumley, Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEASES, a t very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Type­ w riters. Telephone 03, We'uka Bldg. . LEARN ABOUT Polk County ai WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Lakeland, through the Sta Engraving. Embossing. See us Telegram. Best advertising m first. We do it. Phone 417-W. dium in South Florida. Publish R. It. Ave.-Commerclul SL mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM Lakeland, Florida. REAL ESTATE J, E. SPURRING, siili-divlslon specialist. Subdivision to Orluudo, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. SIGNS Any Kind—Anywhere ---------- . .. ..,Kn v s » D1U UCI • V/I1C Dodge Touring ear for repair bill. Car property of Dove Lloyd. Sale Tuesday 18th. Sanford G ar­ age.__________________________ FOR SALE: New home, modern, In good residential section. Rea­ sonable. Easy terms will be a r­ ranged. Apply Box A. B. C. Care Sanford Herald. FOR SALE: 80 acres on road to be paved. Some front on lake. In city limits of Sanford $500.00 per acre. Terms. R. W. Lawton, Oviedo, i Phone 2. COLUMBUS (G a.) I.F.DC Classified ads have the circulation in Snuthwesteri gia. Rate 8c (fl-Word line 3 acres partly improvedge of Sanford. $1,* di. It. 11. B., P. O. Box ivj k i .ACM the prosperous farm ­ ers and fern growers of Volus­ Form erly Sanford Sign Shop. ia county advertise in the DeLnml Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash with order. F irst Street. TIN AND-METAL WORK JAMEfl H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metsl Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. _ * ______ Building Material THIS IS DIRECTORY H1RACLB Concrete Co-, general cement work, eidewalke, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation bozeo. J. K. Terwilleger, Prop. !• flat* wHfcta *a*T • |(o |lr of S a a f a r 4 I •• often neeiled. t il l w h r n a n y n e e la r e q u i r e d . I t la a lp h ab tllca llr (at Spire In Thin g CT O R Y ’HONK 118 HILL LUMBER CO. House o Service, Quality and Price. DAVID B. HYEF ARCHITECT Member A. L A Itoaa Hulldlutr Orlando. Flarlda ■IAIIIIF.II Slim* 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 Find Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladle* and Children .ES FOR RENT .1 SONS Olive It. 4 2nd St. at It. R r PDft. HIKE O SERVICE Day leets nit trains. Bsirl’honu 561 and 03-W 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Ha II. A. SPEIR Contractor and Builder WANTED: To buy n nine or ten room house done in, suitable for FOR RENT: Unfurnished ap a rt­ roomers. Will pay $15110 cash, bal­ ment, three rooms, private bath ance in monthly payment«. Price with hot water. Private entrance, must be reasonable, P. (>. Box 124. 919 Oak Avenue. BIG MONEY MAKER: 90 bend FOR RENT: Three room furnish dairy entile, machinery, trucks, ed apartment. 815 Park Ave. nil eqiiinment. Retail. No land goes with this Upon nasture. $12,000.00 fi>r month Align-t. Woodland Dairy New Smyrna, Fla. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNESend in yom subscription to tin1 Tribune or hand it to your local -tenter so you can read Florida'? greatest iniv-.;-iper. One year $8.00, (5 months. $4 00, three mouthi$2.00. If you desire $ 1,0o0 insur| mice policy tiJd 75e to your order, WANT TO anything? If ho STATIONS AND 3 SUPPLIES Rooms For Rent SI..pi() Values f u r ........... $1.00 7Te Values f o r ............... 7ftc Etc. As Long As They Cast “A Greater Sanford Through FOR RENT: Room with sli •i'|iinr A Greater Chamber of porcb. 825! Park Ave. 1’indie 133 J. Commerce” FDR RENT: Furnished room 1 or 2 gcntlcim M. Ml llonvitle Ave., 2nd house above Ball Park. Dicks's ItMUIl nee. Drinking: Water in the Gainesville Sun. D ELECTRIC GO. i to Gtllon A PULt la. Everything elecjoua 422. Eleclragith DEPENDABLE USED CAIIN STOLEN: Collie art. Airedale pup 1921 Dodge Touring. :uru to ltd North 1925 Dodge Coupe. ami receive ro- 1923 Dodge Coupe. 1922 Dodge Touring. 1923 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 lot Truck. LOST: White and liver spotted pointer. Answers to the name 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton 'vruek I. \V. P h illip s’ Sim s of IVpner. Finder return dog to Dodge Brim. Sales and Service Seminole Hudson-Essex Co., nnd Phone J Oak and 2nd S t receive reward. FOR RENT: Front ts'ilr~om. Call nt Milae-f Thoatn or 321 Magnolia A\ etiuo. H U Y o r sell advertise Automobiles FOR RENT—Rooms witii or with out meals. Reasonable rules. Linen IVI IlmiMd. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. .Ruining, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 10c per line. Wayrroas Journ,-d-Herald, Way cross, Georgia. DO Y O U .Municipal Supply Cily Of Sanford Florida Slate Hoard Of Health Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FOR RENT: Fund* led apnr ini'llt. Ap ily Sanford Paint and Wall Paper Go. 112 First Street. TO REACH BUYERS or sidlois of Florida resl estate advert!** •" the St. Petersburg Times, (trio cent cent a word daily, two cents a word Sundays. Everything For the Sportsman At Bab Hardware PK F L O R E T ” r *JJ oi'casiooi. I .id m iii Fort Mellon, Eastern Exposure, fncI'ark, an ••xci’lliqil hnuicsitc, on good terms, i $1,7.711.(11) L o b b y I ’ u le s lo n -U r u m l« y tlblg. Sanford Florida J. H. HUTCHINSON MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word fur six consecutive issues. H i : VI. E S T A T E A c r e a g e . F a r m s and O range G ro v es a Specially I 0 !0 L a u r e l A ve n u e, M e m b er o f HAN F O R D , F L A F lorid a S ta le F l o r i s t s A ss o cia tio n . THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia's larg­ est daily. Want ad rate I l-2c per word; I insertions 1 l-4e; ll or more lc per word each insertion. R esident o f F lo rid a s in c e R eferences: F i r s t N a tio n a l Bank. dWYKK Moughton riK c r d Hank Uldu. — Flnride I SHI. Have you rooms to rent or some second hand furniture to sell? Usa The Herald's classified page and get results. t e l l t o o -------— \ . P . C O N N E L L Y & SO N S Business Lot between 1st ami 2nd on San­ ford Ave. Priced $200.00 per fool lower than adjoining property. Three Fine Residence Lots Facing San Lanta entrance $J,ftUft each are wasting time and mo­ il this page hasn’t yuur elasd advertisement. Phone it in >ii I'LL. O F T T H A T <sOY U P iTQ F v ; 111.1 Sanford Ave. Sanford, l'la Phono S FJ^bone 2dfl-W Printing—Decorating PHONE S0.Y KINK'S FILLINC STATION IIKAI. KSTATK —INVF.H'fllK.VI'9 LOR LSI G. TAYLOR DYER INSURANCE *ree station*. Mag. tvond. .mu.. ...First I a.v.iand,. Elm.* *«“* *nd 10th Streat! vice. ■J W RONG ~ Miscellaneous tion. The Ball Hardware 'S L 'C H 4 LOTS on Laurel Ave., close in 2 corners, 12th anil 13th Street. $5500.00. $1500.00 cash balance to WANTED: From five to 10 acres suit purchaser. unimproved land within radius of ■• three » » miles of city. 11. care The Chlnaware in English Porce­ ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Pnlains, Ituvnrinn and Japanese latka Daily Nr .vs is circulated In an industrial and agricultural sec­ China make lovely gift* CAFK lire and Quality Kriglls IA C A F K FifOe House ll^r. 105 W. 1st SL PALM BEACH COUNTY — The scene of slut tuition* develop­ ment. Read tihout it in the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy sent on request. SHool Wanted WANTED: Unfurnished threeroom apartment, first floor, or DUPLEX shorthand course by a small house. H. M. Box 081. mail means success. Pay when you succeed. Cost one-fifth others. YOUNG MEN wanted, with or j National Shorthand School, Lake­ without experience to fill v a r-1 land, Fla. ious positions in South America., Big salaries, great opportunities. STOLEN: From in back of the Enclose 25e to cover booklets, etc. A LITTLE WANT Al) IN The Palm's Annex porch two one P. O. Box 204, Stapleton, Statin HERALD will bring you in big hundred pound kits of Dupont pure Hand. N. Y. results. Advertise those old a r­ white lead and zinc ground in oil. A N T E D : E xperien c ed d airym an. ticles you have stored away and Black kit with white letters on it. W Apply Herald Office.________ have no use tor. A little thiity- Reward of $25.00. Also a carload cent ad may bring you several of bricks less 1000 were stolen WANTED: Insurance agent to sell) accident and sick benefit insur­ dollars. Phnne MS and a repre­ from back of lot 2 corner of 3rd sentative will call and ?ee you. Street and Laurel Avenue. *)n Mr. ance. Costing only ten dollars a | Kents place where Mr. Cook used year. Good commission. 121 West i FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando to live. $50.00 reward if returned Euclid Ave., DeLand, Florida. Morniiiw Sentinel; largest classi­ to W. M. Tuggle at 503 West Third WANTED: Expert floor sanding— fied business, rate lc a word, min­ Stieet. Some one must have seen old nr new floors. Apply 309 \\. them hauling off my bricks named Second St. Call between 1 and *5 imum 21c cash with eider. | Daisy, ’cause daisies won’t tell. p. in. W. D. Fillinon. THE MORNING JOURNAL is thu accepted want ad medium in Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. Directory MnUlgraphlng, ailing—as you you want It Porch, First A rug 0x12. Axmin FOR SALE: Ten acres in orange Krove on the Country Club road in the city limits. Good seven room house. A bargain. Terms. See Mrs. J. A. Ilarrold at 214 Park Ave., SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. Only or phone 250. one year old. Southern exposure. On lot 6(5x117, $7,875.00, 41376.00 FOR SALE: Corner lot I’nrk Ave., cash, balance in 5 years. and 13th Street. Phone or inquire Mrs. J. A. Ilarrold, 214 Park Ave­ LARGE LOT 54x164 corner High­ nue. land and Oak. Southern exposure, $1750.00. $550.00 cash, balance 1. FOR SALE: Good six room house 2, 3 years. and two lots. Corner Oak Ave. and 11th Street. Eastern exposure. EAST FRONT LOT on U u rel Terms. Phone or inquire Mrs. J. Ave., between 12th and 13th St. A. Ilarrold, 214 Park AVe. Price $1400.00. $300.00 ensh, bal­ ance $10.00 m onthly.» SALE: House and lot on 8th Price $1*50.00 cash. M. Caro PALMETTO AVK. LOT east front between Katie and Sanford $1*500.J " SALE: Avocado pears. Fresh 00. $500.00 ensh, balance $50.00 "ff the trees. 305 Park Avenue. BY CONDO S T A l K i lt> *b»0< OF" T H I b ■ 1‘L.L. r v \ / M < e H I M - /sP O L O qiZ E t o m e T H A T 5 R O T T E is D lO T O O & E T hiO F O R VHF • TES- i 'to o w an T TO CONTINUE P L r s S lM ' U M T M — T V / t L V E . Y O m ^ H T -1 i'r-1 ‘b ie * B U T THE. CEHTLCMtiri rOF‘i>T/\\R’o H/Vb p-J HlREDUiFOR. T he Iti I.akt* County : e v E rs tN q 1 1 's—— --- 1:, / / A r>f.Ot>tC- 1KIIS 5 T /S M IA J it xv,rT T n rti F fA fU ftE S fiH 'ilC * . ..in dih>» '« ~ ,vedt Rooms 9-1 (Ml Hall Uldg, Phone 657. � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/b021b1116c7302385e4f2cd06ab4d92e.pdf 3c268b761a5d4d2a083d1cd30c00e8aa PDF Text Text jWSPAPEB THE WEATHER Florida’3 K Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with scattered thunde e n ; gentle to moderate too southwest winds. Crt»tMt V egetable AN FORI), FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1925. n a u u i a v ,i .u i C l b A n U SCOTT DIVORCE D c U lK e F S Purchase Local P roperty TftlM DEUEAIC > ■ jo five which h 75 b I rum of Sal),001); an |West First Street I lion for which wn plot, including eig Spicy Testimony And Vigor­ I ford and Coinimious Denials .Mark Session ! consideration ot i In be l..i $241,000. <fl ( I IIIWi Of Cou;( Wednesday;Scotl to " And Wife Differ In Stories The group, it was announced, is n’s0. mtcrested in syndicate owning property valued at $.1,-000 - “ Keyhole"’ P eeking 0IH) in Orange county, including the townsite of Itithlo. Related l!y Sleuth All of the trail actions except the block of lots at Sanford and t ummercin! Avium. u , , rt. n e g o t i ­ Defective Relates How Wife " ‘ ‘it With a “ lloollegger;” ated through It. <’. Tisdale, real es­ Drink Episodes Described • tate dealer, who has established an office in this city ALPENA, Midi.. Aug. 1.1.—Key*"'lc lacking by a house detective, alleged misconduct by Mrs. Edna •lame'! Scott, liquor drinking in Washington congressional circles,' alleged intimidation of nros|>ective witnesses, all these things, inter- K e llo R K K f s A m e r ic a Ifelurn L o u r in g Spoils W ar jafellefuse Wee Opinions Participation In Ires Plan Likely 'Alter Problem HINT,TON, Atur-13.— nial communication . for the return o f property seized t>y led States durintr the i been presented to Nation-Wide Movement Gets, IM^hini, Like I UnderWnyWith Prominent Rejects First People From Over Country ( ’(inferences A Taking Active Part la li netted At C:i a i it ,v v . WASHINGTON, Aug. 1J. Fa.h side having rejected the t'ir l proposal put forward by the other, the American and Belgian debt ■ouimia Ions f iuiiiI thi in elvi to day in the position of having to s-ek new ground upon which tc ieiie'.v the negotiations looking to •In* refunding of Belgium's war debt to the United States. 'there was no official statement as to how wide a gulf had been developed in the presentation of the Belgian offer and the Ann*r11*hm counter proposal, hut event*; •>f tin* day indicated clearly that tile coiiiniinsiniis were quite far apart in their viewpoints. While there was no expression pessimism at the conclusion of c day’s conversations, uqithur as there the show of optimism evident after tin* second duy of tiled Stater, the time an- ' [muriate to take up for • [ the question of German ,n [ -till held hy the WashI krmment. II absence of the text of ,1 Li communication or any j 1 w to the present n tti-1 j the Washington governLnot possible to say what up [ the situation as to disk lrrii »• rty is forelif reopening of diploma- men, governors and former g o v ­ even hMulcnee on the question, ernors, political leaders, members of the jury tlur. v evict­ liry of the United States |ed McCrary of using the mad to L the peace treaty with! defraud, thirty of the mare than [ns put througli clearly I 100 hankers affected hy his finan L-o far the sequestrated ! eiiil operations, clergymen and Ins concerned. A joint j others high in the official and Ivluplrd liy congress and i business life of the nnUtm. Itof tin* treaty declared | Leader* of tlm delegation said L“ y -liould lie retained j they w ty pneui^-.'d* courteously. » -3 g'.(m gtr.cN v ia it un-«' After the conference, which lasted inte claims of Am°rienn more than two hours, tii e six mentigninst Germany arising hers, headed hy _ Representative Se war had been settled Wood o f Indinnu , emerg’ d from the attorney general’s office with the ratification of the an air of confidence. He promis-1r;1(t. tip administration consist- cd them, they said, that he woiibl, niU„’t 1 held that in adopting tile give the application full nnd lair ,,f Vl, k congress took out of consideration before submitting it i‘„ b of the (ixeeutive branch in the usual course to the pardon j,.ms Irnernment nutli u ity to attorney of the department, after ||a B>disposition of the prop- which it will go to the prodding prt.ff ■ re>. it hits been eoii- judge and prosecuting attorney i c,mm Bvt ik'darc its will ns t" who took part in the trial for their pnqn ■3k' d'llic with seipiested approval or disapproval. It then joiim ■trurty In f o r . ' a. tfon ran must come hack to the nttonmyi Thi general for his reeomiaeiidiilimi. seism If this is favorable, it would then ' I di go to President Cuolidg” for final have action. ward Although the policy >f th'* de- |'omn partment of justice ha- la en not hour, to consider an upplicutiou for a know pardon unless a prisoner has rerv* ed a third of his term, Attorney ,,*rinGeneral Sargcnnt held that the ex- suhm ccptions may he mntle if a prison-j ' er is found to have been execs- ‘ ri'n' siveiy sentenced or is in a help-j *lu less physical condition. Tlie text 1 o f McCrary's application was with- snurl' hut mcmliors of the ihlega- 1,1 .V.j Company held, t itmi said that grounds for a par" ition 0 f don lay in what they regarded a- j _ _ an excessive sentence. They n ■ Sw 11,300 sorted that McCrary never intmi.lcd to do wrong, that he is capable j |>-1( and willing to make restitution lo w r l t those who lost money iis a re u'.t ( 4 J'j f c i S L ; *■ .,earn,nn' of his operations and that I'" h is -iV ll i/tsii ' * ummerce imprisonment, Indiana had In t a j ., ■g .I. in.m.I “ respected and useful" citizen. Ji,h J " Sanf" r' 1' McCrary is now serving the lit- t ity. < ^ ®( the Southern an,! Telegraph teenth month of a ten year *on-1nui. a teriio* L'l2,t)(H) is be- tence. tio„ rP';' ,li" n °f this city nlnne. ''"th,. letter receivilm ar,v' Oiere are at r a in st' r v i ' ' ' ' A r.rent survey of . ri'.ws. j( WM3 saj,|( 1 l|"t»ul ition in the telephones of ‘•"'"tit 11,300. Jurther stated that '* enlarging j,., K,.rv_ time to time ^t'ation that the city 1 ’I'Ulatioii ,,f ‘Jl.oou T y p w rite r Invented By M itterdoiT er, Is Claim o f A ustrians M”*■"** l" hnvo 2,875 'fvi e nt that time. ;,n 'v*V assured that " ," r'* are being cary ' y «•? WossIWe and ’ aeJItis in Uhis “O’ improved. WANTS CARTER OUSTED V " D j W E s WIFE ^ ’DNOPi.r , Aug. I Hrhish* t/ nSt ? ' I'reaid lias *•**“ Ufc JIanouin School Boy Charged W ith Slaying New Yorker Carried Body Thirty Miles Miller P raises City U ponB igC ivic Drive A wire received today from E. C. Miller, manufacturer of New York City and heavy in­ vestor in Snnford property, praised Sanford for its effort* in the recent Chamber of Com­ merce campaign. In his tele­ gram to The Herald, Mr. .Mil­ ler said; "Have received n copy of your issue of Aug. 8, telling of the glorious and successful work done hy the citizens of Sanford in the recent campaign of development nnd advertising, and I wish to tender my con­ gratulations to tiie Chamber of Commerce nnd to the citizens *>f Sanford for the splendid work done and tin* successful outcome of their efforts." ■’"Ih . idi , marked Wednesday's < don of tin. hearing at which I ongres. man Frank I). Scott is reeking to divorce his wife. 1he Sculls, husband nnd wife, told their conflicting stories «.f marital di cord. Frisk rick Sikes, n Washington house detective, pic­ tured parte in Mrs. Scott’s Wash­ ington apartment with nil alleged loiitleggii as her companion: Dver 200 Agents Assent tile ( buries Tti'inaine of Detroit, de­ At New Orleans To Start scribed the much prenn-ngented Intensive Siege Against |.:ulii . at Like Orion, Mich., in which Mi Scott was said to have Runners Of Gulf Coast taken part in liquor revels; nml to add to the divot ity of incidents, t ircuit Judi'e Frank Emerlck or- Alignmen ted I dered a photographer for a Ctliea- ditmnnl men, I go newsnnncr from the bar when ing lien* tindi he attempted to photoertipli Mr . national chief Scott on the witness stand. approximately The Sike deposition went into heavy siege n the leeurd over the protests of Mrs. on the second Scott’s romi el who characterized program dcsii it ns untrue. i tin* gulf coast I remaine, a Imvliond friend of “ We're goini Mrs. Scott, donil'll (tie charges of leans." Mr. Y< .Mr. Scott’s rouiisel concerning wild can't Ik- done i parties alleged to have taken pluce brought mure at Lake Orion last summer, lie work and if in KALAMAZOO, Mich., Aug. 13. —A resolution ih'imiiiding that George H. Carter he ousted ns a Public Printer of tho United States was adopted without roll rail by International Typographical Un­ ion here this morning. New* B ryan? VI' ’i ; I I- > Aliened KRIer Rode W 11 li Dead Hrtdy Prnplltd Up Re­ side Him And Threw It In Ditch Near Missouri Town M innesota G overn or R eplies T o W idow O f C om m oner Upon D isapproving Plan N o M arks Oh B ody To Show Man W a s Shot -----i »■ . Youlh Carried To Garden City Foe Safe Keeping; Politic Say He Hits Admitted Act M iss Evans Hurt and Embarrassed I rowcutor li. A. Samuels late Wednesday filed a charge of first degree murder against Everett Adams, held at Carden City, Kns., far the slaying of Aden It. Claw­ son, of !«otli, N. Y „ whose body was found by n roadside near l»inioiitn yesterday. I.AMONTE, Mo., Aug. 13.—Ev­ erett Adams drove for more thnn do miles with the dead laxly of A. It. Clawson, I-odi, N. Y-. school teacher, propped up lieside him hefore tossing, it in a ditch, along a lonely road three nnd a half miles southwest of here, in the belief of officials investigating the case since the finding of the liody early today. The seventeen-year-old Wilming­ ton, Ohio youth “hot Clawson while he was driving his car near Ottorvillo, Mo., 30 miles east, propped the body up in the seat beside him and then drove through Sednlin and I.anionte to the culvert on the little travelej road where the body was found. Then* were no definite marks on the body to show that Clawson had been shot. An autopsy is impossible because of the condition of the condition of the body, the coroner says. Clawson’s body was found this morning hy Ceorge Mycr, a farmer. The place where the body was f o u n d was exactly as the dcseiip•i»n contained, in the confession of Adams. The body was laid out in a lit­ tle ditch, and covered with weeds at a little concrete culvert on the road. NUMBER 12. Girl Claim s She H as B eenM isunderstood In Proposed A ction TRACY, Minn., Amr. 13.— Parents of Mhr. Dionetsn Rrynn Evans who originated the idea of n memorial to William Jennings Rryan, in Florida, had the consent of the Commoner to name her after him. the woman’s father said Wednesday. It was the written plea of a The Itev. William Hell Riley, pas­ tor of the First Baptist church of Minneapolis, is hailed as the suc­ cessor to William Jennings Bryan ns leader of the fundamentalists. At least, Maynard Shipley, presi­ dent of the Science League of America,so regards him. Kev. Mr. Riley is in Los Angeles now, shap­ ing a fundamentalist campaign nine-year-old daughter for permis­ there. sion to name her "baby sister" aft­ er Mr. Ilryan that brought the consent, according to D. II. Evant of Trncv. father of Miss Uionesaa. He uaid he nnd Mr. Drvan were long time friends and the latter gave his consent to use of his nnmp in a letter still In possession of the family, Imt did not attend the christening. News of (ireat Civic Success Governor (‘'iristinnson Reply NEW YORK, Aug. 13.— Harry J. In Raising Large Advertis­ ing Fund lieing ltroadeast Action, secretary to Governor of Minnesota, today Over Entire United States Christianson telegraphed the Associated Proas from St. Paul as follows; That Sanford's groat furwanl "Dionetna Brynn Evans sponsor­ movement, instituted by the Cham­ ing campaign Bryan Florida me­ ber of Commerce in a membership morial daughter of David it. Evana Trocy, Minn., who was long time campaign, is already bringing intimate friend lute William Jen­ Sanford wide-spread publicity nings Bryan. Daughter named for throughout the United States is Commoner with his consent.” Added to tlie two score ulh ged Mist Evans had stutod that her indicated in tin* numerous news whole ale dculcr.i in tinuor arrest­ family was well known in Minne­ items nnd editorials which have sota and referred to Governor 'd Tuer lay, ;i number of permnu, including a state senator, and his and are still appearing in many of Christianson ns one who knew her brother, n game warden, were in tlm nation's lending newspapers. father. custody tmlay and charges filed, In its issue of Aug. !), tlie New varying from Imut legging and bri­ Sedalin, Mo. Adams waived extra York Herald-Tribune gave one bery to interfering with govern­ ilition. fourth of a column to a news item ment officer*. CJeorge Mnnville, Towanda, Penn in which the results of the cam­ Kdw'urd tiravolet, gam1 war­ sylvanin, brother-in-law of Claw paign and the location, resources den, of St. Ilernard parish, brut her soil, with Slieriff Brown nccont and advantages of this city on* of J. I). tiravolet, a state senator pnnied Adams. given. Mention is made of the from Plnqtictninc parish, was ar­ Adams, giving the name "Prei unlimited facilities for a yacht nnd rested today i barged with inter­ .Iordan” was arrested by Sherif pleasure craft on the St. Johns fering with agents who seized a Brown when the latter hecunu River nnd especially I.nko Mon­ ouantity of liquor at tlie Gruvolct luspiciotis of the boy’s actions uni roe. home in St. Bernard parish wlmre of the Idood stained car he wa Another paragraph tells of San­ the legislator anil his brother were driving. ford's great building program for said to have iiMcntnted ariest Adams said he hud run awn; the year and mentions ;h<» opening tin* raiders for trespassing The |from his home in Wilmington, O. of tlie IlntM Forrest Lake on Jan. senator was arrested yesterday. I and was walking along the rotu I, l'J2tl. The value of tills sort of Bribery charges filed again-1 Pe­ 1tear Jefferson City, Mo., whet publicity, it is declared, cannot he ter Pirone alleged payments "f t'lnwson drove nloni' and gave hiti estimated in dollars and cents and money on two occasions to dry will ultimately mean that hun­ Mrs. Si ott, Sikes' deposed, went agents; charge:! against Aim* «> dreds of thousands of (icople Patterson allege three recent na\ throughout the United States will about at night openly with Gilbert lie Impressed favorably hy such. Itciisingcr, whom Sik"s said lie sup­ meats to agents totalling $17,000, posed to lie "a bootlegger." Mrs. while Frank * lesi and Mama I M • Tlie Brooklyn Daily Kugl.» gave the story of Sun ford's great suc­ i Scott was visited in tier ap.oiment |er<» wire chargi'd with two c.amtat night l»v Bensin,'.i,r, the deposi- each of bribery for “ protection' cess in tlie campaign much more space than did tlm Herald-Tribune, Ition continued nnd the two sut to move slot k ■ of liquor. with a large heading reading; close together with bottles of |iq"Snnford, Florida, Raises $105,000 iinr nnd glasses on the table near Korm cr Minister Held T « To Advertise Self." Tills also ap­ them. it . . peared in tin* issue of Aug. fl. Thore things Sikes said be ns- On Mail Fraud Charge In this account mention i. also certained in some instao.. by umde <>f tlie success of the leovjLOUIS. Aug. 1.1.—Fading e. ''king through the key hole of nient, the location of Sanford on Mrs. Scott's apartment. of sudden wealth enveliqithe St. Johns River and the com­ i . begun lit i e today by fed pletion of tlie now hotel in the ithorities for investigating ICarthquakes near future. Tile $10,000 county unsuccessful nil well |iro publicity fund is also mentioned in s by William It. Rutledge, In Tw o States the article. minister and publisher. Not only these nttieles, it is lie: I Stales District Attorney LOS ANGELES, Aug. I llevcil, hot t Inhi uinils of others laid about 3,000 resident earth.|ual.<‘ shock not heavy h av e appeared in leading dailii s te s had invested appmxito !«' generally perceptible, nml have mu cd a great deal ol $11)0,001). Rutledge is at red here alx)ut 0:15 o'cl.H favorable comment for Sanford under $3,000 Isind oil charIIKlIllillg. everywhere. use of the mails to defraud, In Florida, especially, many ed­ climinnry hearing is set for Kelt At Butte Also itorials have been Written compli­ menting Sanford on its success in \rffcntina BUTTE. Mont., Aug. I bK m bargo slight earthqouke was felt b'ii the campaign and deel.irin.j that Debt ( ’om m issions On Imports Signed it showed the groat elvi.' spirit 7.50 o'clock Iasi night and at * which has heeii awakened in the o'clock this morning. There Quit Tem porarily Sun ford people. no damage. BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 13.— President Alvenr ha* signed u de­ Fell Elsewhere prohibiting the private impor­ Two Youths A r c Held cree HELENA. Mont.. Aug. • tation of armunianti nnd trunnions Helena and the vicinity was *1 In Jacksonville For of war into Argentina without en at .1:30 o'clock this nmromg special permission frem ths W’ nr a slight earthquake of about ■>; Assault And R obbery Department, In whlcn case they are intensity as tlie one la-t nigh1 only allowed to enter through the 7:50 o’clock. No damage nq.or Aug. 1.1.— port of Buenos Airec. JACKSONVILLE D cL and Man Is Head Leo La('oml>e. uge Id, and Alfred The decree defines these pro­ RAINS IN NEW VOltK Igidil, age 21. Ixith of Norwich, hibited imports as those which the New P u blicity Body J. C oiiii .. a r e L-iiig held in the Duval nation Import* fur its own defenre NEW YORK, Aug. County Jail here on n charge of and also those used hy other coun­ New York-Chicago, Am ORLANDO, Aug. 1.1.—Represen­ assault to commit murder und rob­ tries for similar purposes. tatives from Chambers of Com­ bery, as the result of a holdup gue baseball game was merce in approximately 25 towns eigl:t mites houth of Bayard, this today on account of ri of centru* Florida met here this county, early today when Luther O regon Guards A fter morning to organize and diHcus.* Morgan, age 27, sustained a frac­ Prisoners plain for block advertising that tured skull and other injuries und 3 Escaped will carry opportunities of this Edgar Case, age 23 was slightly section of the state to other injured, u.s they were robbed nnd SALEM. Ore., Aug. 13.—The states in the union na well u* to tneir uutomobile taken from them. Oregon National Guard today was the people <u' Florida. F.arl W. loiComhe and Ladd were arrest­ ordered to mobilize to s e a r c h for Members of the Junior • hunibcr a meeting of nil ita member* and lirown, of DcLand wait named ed nt Bowden an hour after the three convicts who escaped front nt that time discern whether or ..f Commerce nt its regular lunch­ not they wiah to continue us n chairman and Franklin Wood of assault. It was reported here that the state penitentiary last night. Tuvures chosen secretary. nttr.ck ac­ “ Oregon” Bert Jones, nutroious they have admitted the atte.ck, eon in the civic room of the tfun- junior organization. cording tu Duval county officials. prison breaker and highwayman, J'racticully every member of the inole Cafe tixlay voted t" recess was fatally shot after he had kill­ M eter C om pan y T akes Morgan's conditions is said to lx' ed until Oct. 1 of this year because junior body, it is saiJ, joined the two prison guards in u sensa­ very serious. He und Case were in­ of the great decrease in attend­ senior organization during the re­ Out tional dash for liberty. Three con­ 4 M em berships jured when they were struck over ance during the summer months. cent membership cnmwulgn which the head with un automobile horn victs escaped. Many of the members of the or­ made it the lurgest of its kind in case, tl is said that they picked A rheck for $100, covering four ganization, it wus announced are the world on a per capita basis. up the two men south of St. Aug­ memberships in the Sunford Chum Many of those who joined the sen­ out of town und many have ap­ M arkets tier o f Commerce, was received by ustine. Both he and Morgan are parently lost interest, thus making ior body have expressed their in­ Secretary It. W. I’eurman. Jr., of front Greenwood, H. C*. it necessary to discontinue the tention to attiiid the Friday lunch­ CHICAGO, Aug. 13.—Wheat, the body Wednesday from the The two assailants abandoned the eons of the chamber regularly. luncheon for the time beingSept., 1.84 to Lti4 1-2; December, automobile ul Bayard and wttv Sprague Meter Company of In the motion concerning the Bridgeport, Conn. This company, arrested while walking down the 1.C2 to 1.08 1-4. Corn, September, recess It was stated that on or 1.01 1-4 to 1.04 1-2. Goats, SepIt is said, supplies Sanford with tyrnher, .41 5-8 IH» -n water and gas meters. !> r i 1 1- Chittenden Company AddsNew Member Junior Chamber O f Commerce Votes To Take Recess Until October First For Property PRICK FIVE CENTS S ta ff �— - S n ln n -.l-V n V . r,,. D istrict He nil n o l o bonda to be pahl J ^ vC. for ll.ooo.oo each, nhall be a " . . - ? diti Iniereafoii aaldI boml" anj payable Junuary » l t j j « . *"I x r i t i l - a n u u a l l y ; » « b lI bond* Khali be |'L,U. . )**«• «"•' •"»* fts*.Vnd that the principal ancf inIfon.l, nu»,|_ ilniw t J a n u a r y l*t. Rond. tu r r a* fo llo w * , to-W lt. te r e s t «f aii bonjla "hall Jw payable Inclusive, f®S| at the National Park Rank, City mm b e d u e gno'VM II.mil* n u m b e r e d 1 t » t* . **•**•*, 'P Mate of New York; nnd •. tim lv e. f o r 11000.00 - M h i 1933; M d u e a n d p a y a b l e o n J a n u a r j ^ l . I J » . 8 UK IT FORTH Kit HKHOLVRD. l i o n . l . nuei 1 Hunda n u m b e r e il IS *!* ,7, * , h ,|i That a apedal election lie belli In In clu siv e r i S I nnd throiiKhmit nalil Hiorlul Tnx be du e a n . i J S ! n/ l » J ^ ^ n d ° p a y i b l e un J a n u a r y It F u r t h e r l l e . o l v e d . T h . t ' h U re^riiiVl.*n“ V n 3 * n o t U e ' be’ p u b l i s h e d i lie d u e anil Ho'ncl* iminii* r< il 67 t o 70. buttl iirlnalvo f o r H 000.00 e a c li, hhull payable on J a n u u . y •• Hch(„,| No. I. 1910; na l l l o h j s f " nU» J ■i— i T . T i ’ o r t h e r e ‘ elil.il b e I s s u e d b y tmlil 8 p e c 1 1 bo d u e a n a * * ! •t No. 1. «once u j d u e a n d p a y a b l e on January 1. 1- 31 |j;(| 1iix Scbool IllBtrIct No. ... “ I, Ih.ihI* 1941; iluo aml payable on January 1. f e « C s KtS .X S * « ! ! «lb.nil* & '• ocutlve Week*. numbered 43 as provided for 111 till* n-NiitutIon; H'.ndn miM Week for four connerutlv........ .. .. Inclusive, - tion • a■nml . ..lire ...lootInrliiHlve. for liooo.no 11000.00 each. Hhall i i a m i ‘ ‘’ lioml" numberj'l 71 i<» *1. *;"*** Tbl i r. .solu Inclusive C l d. n o t i.c e a dopt J a n i.Viry l n ( l u " l v r r » r * 10 . 10.110 e a c h . alir-JI F L 'H T I l MU U B R O I . V R n . be du e and »l t iih t \o. i. Mi:m\oi.i: r o i nI h i : IT Mil In r e g u l a r » e » » l u n o f u ie C o u n t y d u e un.l payuble on * Tliu t Uii* r e s o l u t i o n h e u u b lls li. d 1942; " 4 •n. i i o i i i i m , k in a i i i h i ; n < r •, riiio un<l pay iblu on January I. llouril o f f o r 1932s l ‘ u b ll e I not r l i d loll 1bill.la n ilm b r red 67 t o 70. ’ I! 1 1 ‘ ln Tin- S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a iictvsp n , . IICINU AI.HO K N O W N AM MANfie m ln o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , th is th e ' 'l o 'i n l s iiu nilure il ' 5 t o !»J, I'Olji IneliiHl ve, f o r it o n o .0 0 elicit, * n a - |i-r p u b lls lie d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , i u n it s i* i:riA l. t a v m -i i o o i . d a y o f AiiauNt. 19J». I,,;. „"V.v tiooo.no «ueh. -ha > Uli. January r i o M d a ! ' u n . l• v p b l n said "S p - e i a l lie due ] „ ! ' lllsT IIH T. l.e title a n d p a y a b le b 'l tK l* T. \V 11.1.1 A.M8. Clin lr m an *•>"! 1933* .lu.' ami p a y ul>lu o n J u u tin iy t o n e ., .. n |^|3. 1 T n x 8 <h.,.. I 1*1 U rie l No. I •ini'.. W M R ItK A H , t*n ih ,. f U i. ilay o f 1,. j . i i a r t L k y 11..m is n u m b e r e d 71 l o SI. both itv.-' k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . Ib.n.b, n „ J u ly I 9 : i . a p e t i t i o n w a . p r . ; . M « e d 1M »1 n|, mh<. re(j , j boll. C o u n t y H oard nt P u h l l c I n s t r u c t io n In clusive, f o r IIOUO.no e a c h , - m ill u„ t l o .p t e d In r e u u - Inclusive , t.. the r.iunty lloaid of riil.ll.’ In T h i s Ite n o lu tb .n . f o r H e m ln o lo C o u n t y , F l o r l 11. ' b<- d u e n nd p a y u b le on J a n u a r y lu r s e s s i o n >.f tin- < o u n t y lo m rtl o f !-■ due andf'ii| etru. tlon for 8. inloole County. Fb.r- InelUelve. for Ili'OO.OO each, nliajl AttcMt: l.e .III.mol p a y a b l e or. J u n u a r y I. hill * 1I 'u ld le I n s t r u c t i o n f o r S - m i m d e 1941; bln. «Ikn»d by nioro llm.. twentyT. tv. LAWTON, i b ' n d * n u m b e r e d *•’ I-1 9*. noth , C o n m y . F l o r i d a o n t h e l i b d a y ..f . “ . '' b j * nun4 flue tier rent of Dm duly i|iiallflei| p e rln ie in le n t o f P u blic I n nlr iicl* n u m b e r e d 113 . . . . both l H ulli.ii I n c lu s iv e , f o r 1 1 .................m b . M i n i eb el'r* revldlnir wltliln the Hpednl I1„ rII.m A t iliu sl. A. lb 1925. Inclusive. a n d K x - t i f f l c l n R e c r e t u r y to „*l*e. r-.i f j a o o . o o «ftch. *huli be d u e nu.I p a y a b le on J a n u a r y 1 . Tav Srheol liletrlef No. I. Hcmlnob lo- l due - n i : i > T. w i u .TA.MS. C h a i r m a n . I»H *i 111* andfor j H oar d. anil pavuMo on January 1 . hJir.; I„ .1 . I I A U T I . R Y . I'oiinty. Plorlda. anld ill *i rid l.elna f O l f l e l u l H e al) ' ^ i b . ’n d * n u m b e r e d 99 d o 112. l-<"lj C o u n t y H oard o f I ' u b l l c I n s: 1 net Ion al«i known ne Hanfor.l Sperial Tat * iV.'n.Ia nutnlierevl 1*7 to 110. both t v n j M i N ^ j i o L \ i i t o r . n r : n . Ilon.l* numb lltelunlve. f o r l i o o o . n o «"ie b. s n a il | t o r SeinlimitC o u n t y . F l o r i d a . Hemml I'l-lrlrf. .isklu-t and !•••tIt!••»»- I m l u - iM 1'U'lllslVe. for 1 " r *1000.00 mh.'I i, ehull Attorney* for the Hoard. !*#• dm* a ml p n y a l i l f tm .la tiuary Init pa1*1 Hoard to rill and onler l.e .III" and ' payable I— due 4n.i r 1 Attest: . A uk . 0 -1 2-19-2 C. on Junuary I. | M (' I'.'1C; na lit! eb-rtlrii t'l be liel.l viibin Haul •r. LAW • #1# I . W. »* . I#H »» TI O ' N Hperl il T.i t Hehl.Ol fllMtriel N'.i 1. ' I'linil* n u m b e r e d 111 t o I.Vt, I'.ilb ItKSOl.l TION t'l- 'MIS’. « "I M V i l o n . l s n u m b e r . .1 117 I 1 I -•». ebbo’tb1 Flip, rln le nd * nt o f* *•"1.1 "ill.lie In striic. f o r « 1000.00 w r i t , ’ . , In lid. mill: whether III DOt II'" " In'loalvr. f'.r Mi.u0.oo each. *•>.» ' l b .11 a n d R x - O f f l d o S S'e c r e t a r y t o IIO A It II O F 1*1111,11INS I H 1 I - - I ticlu a lv e , ll.ti.r.l ) *» H-mr.l. fboilld be .ini.nl f.y rum (llstrlr:. t io n r o i c s h m i n o i . i : r o t v n . l.e d u e nn-l p a y a b l e ..n J . o i i n rr> d.i" and p a y a b le o n J a n u a r y I. bond* In lb.- sii' ii o; f ti.e. #no no. the lfflcln l Sea l) rt.o itiiiA t n : i i : i i m in im ; w h a t l o i l l , both H lb .n ils n u m b e r ".I 11*7 prueieil* of Hie «ale of stirIt bond* 1939; W I L S O N A; IIOI S I I O L H R I t . A 414)1 NT O P IIONDS IS M!* • > n.iinl.er.il t T.*» l o 170. built e a eli. shall A i l o r i . e v s f o r in .- H o a r o . lo be II "'1 for tile pi d".»i» "f nr* I n ..n u.nil* i n c lu s iv e , f o r 11000.00 <■1114 T O II sH K I I At. I » N • " . « -to si f-i » iwoe.on e a c h , id iill l.e d u e a n d p a y a b le mi J a n u a r y I. A u k . 5 - 12- 19- 28. Uiilrlinr. l ulldlnv. eiilurtfmu. torn- 1.. s t v - .- .bni" da an.ltut|.1Ja sru ooi, n is i m i r m tiin .ii 11 let p aoynn b lJ a n u a r y I. 1914; lililmr. nr oihnrwlHe iuiprovle. 19 3 X; o > » :. s r .'H N o i.i: r o t n t a . t i.o . , ... *n*linni liiillillnan and *ehool around* 1910; ib .n.Is n u m b e r e d 111 • ' A N I I I IIA, s " ll IIIST IIII T II 1*21 Nl* ,I IIK SIIM T I4IN 1O l l l l R I I I Nfi b.nd) nunit'«T.-ii i . i t o 194, Imlh . . li. shall | ;| .i:r -M i,N T4 ■■i i i i in- ascluaiv* ii te if il" 1.1,i i! u,nil* A I,SO KNOUN AS S.V N r o l l 14 In clu a iv e , f..r ........... m iii: 1 1 1 : 1.11 i s M e a c h , d i a l I * n . . f..r m u t u a l l.e d u e a n d p a y a b l e 01 pu lie frte *cboo| n win in r a b . .Its- 1 .. ,|u« I NA St IIOOI. I H N - J I — line a - j S l- K l I A I . I V.N s i H O O l. IH sJa,,,,ar> *’ MI-HI'I VI. TV o n J a im u ry I. unit p a l al.U Mjx tr lct, ;•ml t o l.e *1i -'I.iii ed a n d * i ■ 1929; T i l 14 T NO. I. s h m i n o i . i : I O I N _ | l I. T H I I T , T i l l : II ( T I ) o r I N T K I I H o n d a n .im l.e re d t " ! . - : . •j'dlj i" d ... Hi" f o l l o w ..I r.iunm . i :s t i n h i ; i- A iii t h k i i h o n 1 i u : T V . I ' l . l l l tl l l ll V v . sNAIII v ill Il lI lIsSrTi lIlttl l TI I; b"i>.t nom. Ito'ul 1 nun.tie r" .I 1)5 In 212. b "t li In- tvIi I n c lu s iv e , fur liom i.uo e t e l , . snail - m u : NViiKN ,\\ 11 t i i i : i - i . a i i : IIRI M l M,S4» K N O W N AS S V N - ' I.. .t.. v f o r ll.ilUO.itl efteb. r b a ll I. Ile.oo'i.i.o to b. iii -d In purelrt- In. It. : . ..ii.i l.e d u e a n d p a y a b le 011 J m i i a i y 1 . VVIIKlIr. l- IIIN I'l l* 41. AMI l'R TAN S C I I O O I . I" due 11* r o i l ii sSh i : I ' l NI. pi.tubl.* o n J.vnmtrj 1 . IfiK Hit" fur new hli.li nrliniil l.iilhlI " n’1 PAJUi THIIHST S i m . i , 111; III#: v m i l-ilo: D l s t u ll-r. Iiiil, H o n d a n u m b e r e d 177 t-I ' " , b " ' 1 ' I'IIOV l l l l NU 1‘ A V A I I I . R . A M I , : 'lH.;n.U* nut........ 713 »'« 230. I.otl. it. it It. sol veil, tty tin- C o u n t y r n r h . !*hull T IJ.'.O on o 'HI :•> l.e o s c l III l b " la I'-oll AN III.HI TION T n . >1 . 1*1 :■(- I I n c lu s iv e , f.»r 51huh l o r * l.oori.Oil e a c h . Hl'll • Hill.lie l i i N t r u . i l . ui for ‘.V |„ elt.1eeve. pMMiriM'tlnM iii'ii it'ii ii im I p a y a l'I f "H J a n u a r y I. R o n i d <>f f m i n i : \ v i i K T H # : i t o ill n M i l T i l l : be d u e a S i j #r ' " I ,,.. M..I p a y a b le o n J m il in rv I S e i n l n . d e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a : T h a t a n be I'M ,W PH ltlJ : lili'li wchi»* I l»ti11*11?ivr S A I I I I l l s I l l l l T SIIA I.I. |ss| 1 : ! 1911 .r i : MiMi.no to i..* UK* It..lids lilimliered 19", l o 212, b o th • let l i o n l.e a n d ill*- s a m e la h e r e b y HON IIS. L , f. 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" mil 13 1 1; I 19 lb. . , Imr H i n d s ti'in .berrd " I 1 l o 2u6. noil, i . t i t i i m p e r a u iiim i. l n l e i e “ f l<> lot initMl***r*,.l . • •'* *' C. pel II l o l l i n g 11. at a n e l e c t i o n I.......-ill H-mils iuimk»r. ?. t% C0. on tfi |.« in r**f» •t r ­ p a id .-mi a n n u a l l y : mild l.oi da lu i n c l u s i v e . |. r |l.o..... . e a c h , itiall ••'i»*li. nt. •I In elli'lf e. (,,, j i.cl.l th r o u H i.i’ Oi • d. im* mid r* j.l'ii lm fihitnldm* in t*'» 11, ,| II a t e I. r » . ..IIHIJH' J.tiiii.irv i. 11 1.1111un.l I - iiio m id p:> .l- l- " " J a n u a r y I, I..- d a l . d .li.io in r) l: f. 192d, ulitl l o be . 1.0- .m.I t o d e l e l l n i l . " t v b e l b e i or M ra in iitir » ' . ! 1 rlu iu r) H»li**ol Itiilld- 1.. . , 1 .1" amt p a y a b le 0.1 m a l nr*- :.n f o l l o w , 1315; b o n d s in t h e m m o f t l.'.n . » » « . ) Iv..... ll'» pr[wl 19 1.. , I. . . 111 . i . o m b e r . - d I t o I I, b o t h lll»#H. C o n .I s Ii'imlo red i'7 to 2*i I. I,otli ► S20, Imth s in , 111. | |>. I < iie.I by s a id dis tric t - f i.i.iid'i t»i t o u?*a‘il .for furnl* ........ .. itm.ib* I . .1 9b. 1‘ ••:%••*». Hhuil f .r II.•• p u r p o s e t,f ae<|tilrlli)'. build lii.-lt. l i e , f.u- 'll.ill. ml e a c h , n b a ll i,.‘ ^ Itcl list Ve. lor ....... ' • •",* ’h. n'l-tll lit. In A " , fr I M >1*0.00 „ Ho, Clnuil" N. l.oCan, vetiTim of He A. I'.. F., Im nt !:i ! tun •lloil :>•»• tu rn IMI*) III* ill* 11? •!« f*'i :•11 »•••• 1.. " m ir v I. n o '. eiilurKlnic. f oru U liltiK . o r ■ 1 1. » . - I .• d o e nnd p a y a b le o p J a n u a r y I. , be du e a n d p.ayalil........ . J a n u a r y I. ill Ni tv‘ ,,k . .1 I.- a lei p a r a b lJe. mon v .r t ; I jitrlMfiil*lu H|'«i'l]il T i » l» * * . 1929; iral mile:* of rnl tntie mu! ri|"iine.| ir>* rlillil.m. Nitlhuii Hiar.-n r a le iif K:ii4 I n . ■ l i . i p r o v . ... 1ehool b u i l d . o 1 119IC: tr!»*| Sn ’ M*ntif *r«l>. H onda n u m b e r " . I 15 t •. 27. b o t h mi l I .r » lie | Ibllitls nitml i . d 7(*. t o 702. Dot II i. .. ." 11.11.. 1.11 •a : :i t o 3 l o , b .Hi at,.I s e ll....I g r o u n d s . ltie litirp a * u l ( rt|*lit l.hinl Veliiini Itiur n, I’.. II,- ni.trrii n 4 .-inn i i irl, " lie I *». I |VliiM.Mi til II* I|IT *1 fill V!••• .. • c u r b . Nliitll I ne-1 ti Ivo. f o r ( 1000.00 e n c h . Khali fiicnl-l.lnr ,,,, f r e e . Ine|||»lv.-, fo r lie In in-, f o r tl.nOU.o'l •-•nil. s h a ll . i lu ' . v e or.- o f II.•• pul.toftaryi-ii, while tvilh lip* army of m •iipalio.i in f!»*inisiny, libt niilllnry i tt.ivini :it « f t». \ n r : li ctii ••vi In*«*l ... >ii J a n u a r y I. I > ilu<- a n d p a y a b l e o n J a n u a r y I, frit .. I b u lltb ,,' . . 111.1 payal.te oil J . in ii a r , t ■•|M"lft I I llill M.l ill Hp4 -I.iI lax "it....I I • d . le uieI |>u aid J t• i «Mi' 11; ; ;iti«| 1930; il'ficlnla wuuliln’t rnfn tJnn Uii* ivi o.lini' r.iul | I-....I lo leu.e In fatu •i.i f !•17 iii iM'-t, iI m* provi'filM o f III. f.il- ll..- m I - ' 19, IIM IKAH . 1 It 1 it* f lo m ls n u m b e r e d 29 l o 12. b o t h free sell..lilt »«] H onda n u m b e r e d 797 l o 320. l.olll i #iiit i- 'in* iiniiiiiriiliiK I*1 i :..i.o.i. i ily lieliii.il. Tin n Hu- u'l'ther boil, mi'] Im ■i.i moil';, fm t'. ■ehilili. n ; '« i m.t i fl tluit tuoi'i* iti;»:i t'.vi"i»\ t" l:>. ml* nmnl r i! * t • tn I n c lu s iv e , f o r ( 1 0 9 0 .on e a c h , a hu ll locliiilv e. f"i • I................ ... •••» I m Im u r iil f«»r Him pnr| In I T a s Srn^i r f | •»*!• ••Hit* Ml to rcni'J If* liid kuititi at F, • :ijjfle*i|, <». Ii.i.iiijrai'nii « IT»' r.. In hi ! f l v in i •••-fit » f 11j 4* it"l> •«it it.fi •! hi! 115m V ilm a n d p . - a i d . o n J a n u a r y I. b e d u e a m i p a y a b l e o n J a n u a r y 1, of ivhl.'li It I . i I ti i *i h:i ill ( " l i t mil :iii'l i • Im- •*X• *»u J iiiiii.in • l« • • i . r* 4iini* wltlilii Hi** n l l»uv;i: f*»* d»#«* 13.71; them up ayiilii, ami ii \:p •t'y thro'i;:li llm inlei . nlioti »>f Suinlor *i,#•« 1919 i-. ,i»l--.| -n.l il. flirt m i n i in ill* f ..1 !•.»x • titled In the * »?.I #i'*-1 Vliiwi! l o - t r u t »h*l •:*‘dt. Hoii .Ih n u m b e r e d 17 t o 541, h o l l i h e re ?o f ,ue t y ,, .» in i iiim r. I*. jaM : F« in of Ohio that l.i j iiii fir .'Ij /o.l Iri'ip l - o n d s tin iii I*. '• d 71 to 3iu . l.olli f i * t f'ljru n •|«t |.ft 11!•«:• :itn| i t ♦» #r 'i. i HMIu Im • If* *ml i m i n c i t e , f o r *1000.00 e a c h , s b a l l Ib.ar.I. and I v I Ti,000.oil l™ l" li I I ill pur* Inclusive Hi I t ....... . eaeh. shall ell, li. rl. lit 11 "'ill \\ 111 v II || i , f.'l Ir.rlu*m . d u e a n d p u t a b l e o n l.tiitiary I, M’ ll • »•• it#* f o r ii»*w M / l i HR IT Rim b. d u e nnd pa yu b i. o n J a n u a r y I. l.e r* • luli'fti t f i n il.iv iiio|*l«-il i|«i-‘ i I'M'!; I*, mi*- .•11*1 I*' * . .Ill* ■Ml .la •,••.•. I'Hil'iln* T b s * f ill rj.r - I 1-149; ii '11*41 I tint IfOinlM m 11. n.n i*f I *• . I . Huii-l.-t n u m b e r e d 57 t o To. b o t h S a n f o r d •'!" b l ,1 4 - 50.00'! 00 t o !"• tro *1 In Hi** |(..ndn n u m b e r e d " I I In 360. b o t b . |..«i.i*ri im in r«*i|inr* I f o r 11«•• ,.nr I n c l u s i v e , f ..r | I u-mi.o o e a c h , nhall llnh e.l in It. t„h ii ( ihI*•v* '1 V-11 1(• 4U'I, bo'l ii it* »i tfiMtini* !in*l f i » r i l " i i »»f ,I In. In iv ■ fn ............ e i,'li. s h a ll 1.. . |IM*n 4 r* i f til lit Ml til I'* I Iti II .''ill ' d u e anil p a y a b l e o n J a n u a rayn d l, xviiiHii n i l 1 '"Ml *4 • i-m-ll fit! ini.li «(• Imio I I'lillill m#:. l.i**h* ill I • till I - V. # until* rut# *j n t*«I tliut I!iiI" d u e a n d p a y a b le o n .Innu.-iry I. 1973: • • X I J a n t . u i ; 1 m* i l l " • Ii.i I' t\ .1Iti' 1 'II.IMHI.IHI In I"* ii. •*1 f'*r III* tveek fur , Ml t'l 1 " 'III hIiu II I** ;ir lot i*r•- *t tit h».vj# I-ijo : llol.ilu Il'IUlbi-reil 71 l o M , built •"fiipl* I Mm I.r Him S*m lli cl«l“ I 'll I ' d N R VNDigp. » . I.I l i v e timl i.n. li •If |* r ll.'lids n u m b e r e d 7151 l o 3'9I, I " . II. I* M i luiir*. SVI ioii I I Hi-1 ii :> I v • *. f o r ( l n o u . n o e a c h , s lin ll s i * i l t i i • 1 Mil I • » 42o, • en sloil of Ike** <• IIIllll | it Vir» 11III Ii't • I »t f'.i \ ;|til •« I I Imih|4 4 f.'.O.ooo.oo i m Im* ii'M’il f*»r Hi** Iin liislv **. f o r II9U...II0 e a c h , r b a ll in* d u e m id p a y a b l e o n J a n u a r y I, lb* I list ri" lb# f j J til i.i .'I j f.*r )|.*HH» o o mi I ••Ml-iitillil II* un i Hint ‘ .il*t I**, i i* ||M'l'l**h . ii tiiii tlnii i. f :• lilult H'TmioI l.u iM - lo* .|ue a nd pa- a b le o n Ian i.ary I, 1931; I 1'irb l.i. u, 11 , J till I • •I.i-. d I (till , t I : I < . •••* dll iiiiil payut'M »•»! l a m n r j I* ••.*t fi.i ni*|criiH4. 1951: ■lids u iim h .-re d J * ( o 94, liotli A. I- i -.j: m K•!*#• If'i.1 f.ubl b o ll.ft Mil'll! •ii.i* I..',-. h i ’. j , I n e lu s lv e . f o r ( H iiio.OO e a c h , s h a ll l ! o Il.ls n u m b e r e d 7.(1 l o 4M0. i.oHl , $ 10 000.00 lit I m * o *?. i | fur r* pnlr* F I lR li Tl _ hlilld.l IIISflllMTl *1 l - l h» 1 Id, I" I ••V 1I 1.. dm-mul p a y a b l e o n J u n u a r y I. I n c l u s i v e , for * i .........» eaeli. si. oil S I ml r i p t a H m lln* h'-.illiiK fl> 1 * iii# tt|w |v> f"P ! | I.(H I lift 4*:icll. < -• J ".RffliS I tiiiii* nfir!iiM*r<! I tn 1 1 . tiutfi I* MliC s •’ "ii.iy l: .04,(1 I III*11•*41V•*, f ••I* I I h'HMiII . hi »t. nIui II I** dii*’ 1111*1 |ii»v l*l< ••ti Juiuiarv I fi »it . Ip i h " i S1*0 iiim 1 1* ami I T lm u r y be d u e a n d put a b le o n J a n u a r y I. 1035; H on da n u m b e r e d -.ui 112. b o t h f o r S . nilr.ol# ( 19 5 2 ■ |H* l» mI I. ti I Id 11114 * ••* tin#- nml |»i»| ill'll* nfi f:tii'i irv I. t •#:•»; I n e l i i . l v e , f o r 11000.00 ea eli. sliu ll A t it a t: I to nits n il...bei • d PH to 4 t'l, l.olli TAl.f.AIfASSMK An r. 12—‘Thir- m u s t l.e nun)-- t o tin- S i n t e S u p e r - I 110 , 000.00 I m I*** iiM**#l io r**|*alr- llb'libslve, f o r l l i . n . i n n e.-nli. shall lie d u e a n d p a y a b l e o n J a n u a r y ll.'lid** tiutfil 1 ••»! Ml tn ir»H. I*"* T . W I.AWTlfV, 1 ;*• iniftiiit*r«*<l I * » in !!V im hi 1 \•*, fid | l.lliHl Oil Ii. fdt.Jl imr tli«' pr* " nt Ii Ik Ii v. IimmI Imllil* ty-sfveii nchf>lnr.sii]|i:i ... .-iltiti* ill- in l.-iid .-n t o f I'liiili.- l e . i l t u i l i o n o n IlH’ l l|N|t •*, f'i T I I IHH' 'I't I." line m o l pnyal.l. o n J a n u a r y 7. 1930; S n o e r l n t . " bti >| 1(111 I.** dii* •n*l | *•v .4Id*- •*!! .flirtil 11 Imr I b o id s n u m b e r e d 113 to 12*1, b o t h atitutiona of lilifhcT Ipiiriiinu will e a c h 1 h o l m - h i p tin! it, s h o w i n g !••• 'Ini’ iml j» 11 nM«- ui ■J.ltell I bin atid I!ir la:.:-.: III' II \ I‘ |!#.•..*». tin- |'t 1•• 11••1 1 .ittd I n l e t ' " "f 15,0011.00 l o lo il • '! Ill .'Pali m. s h a ll Hoard R o n d s n u m b e r ' d 171 to 4 10, D ill* I n c lu s iv e , f o r fium i.on eneli, Lc uwunleil (o liiifii flchool ciail- t h e .'i' h iila * tic >tai.illn c m i d i p i a l i t y I !lall, ,'U ; .41*1 l*"t"l-| I m Im* •* ..lid ill tie I n c lu s iv e , f o r II. in ui nu e a eli. snail lie dm- a n d p a y a b l e o n J a n u a r y I, W 1127* *N' re p lae liiK plinnl.liiit put IIuvhIm riumliiTi'l LM* tn I.*, lnitH IH* N iitl'.ii 'l I*.irl; h a n k . C!Uy . »••• unte* mi Aujr. Ifo l»y compelIti.-e i. f Iuh w o r h . Ii- i 'j. ' i- t h e h o l d e r ln«'lll«i|v* •ir .i . i m a r n n d l- rlm a ry r.-li .1 build - to d u e a n d p a y a i.lo o n J a n u a r y 1. 1937; . A t t o r n . - f 14,1 f«il* i |(HHf.HH •■ n*|». kti X •*\v V«»rk. in* l« pr*»\"l» I I nks fxnminotiunn ifivcn unilrr tli • ili- o f a r.e h '. la v -h ip fnil:i f o r t w o e o i i - Im* till** (Kill ||»y Ul»l«* 4»M tilllitiui > • ■ I f o " ” lit (ll'-il Ilotids t i u m l.i'r id 127 l o 110, liotli A u k 1931; is - li- H • Unit* 1 tfHolu!Ion y. (15,0011.00 to l». lined f«.r furt.i rection <>( the state .Sii|it rinti .uleiit M - c u t iv e 1111 >111 h:: in h n if ».f th e still- 1 •I • IllT . ad"|d*d I»V t !*« h»u«rd. Ill v I. I» lur*' a n d I n cid e n ta l* f o r all it. II mih I * nilt*iIi* r* il II i** '# • liiitli I r , j u t* ta l eii he f o r f e i t * hi* m -h o ln r.1 ' jetflMii ('f th lli*(Ni* «lu lv «|ii. hi of Public lllKteUctil.il. /.,'IiiioIn III S|oibil T . i X Selioi.I I*. I ih Iii91%«• fur flii'HiiiO • u l i •Ii • 11 11•-•1 . - l i f t urn wiiii nr** frr**l»(ddet ■B ill ITniler the ])rovi*lnnn of nil ne* h ip a n d m a y In- r c u u i i e d t o r e ­ ii* *lt" .mil I . let No. I I Sn Ilfo rd). mi J.mu.try I. w ltliln *i.i 1*| M|>« ' i.ti T a x S* unr.l In of the 10211 lejsiTillille t’.Vo .“(hi.lar- f u n d t h e iiinoiint o f tr.e f u n d ii.-uil I93-*. '* 415.(1110.09 to h" used for llo 111 t X " I / h a ll hi- i n tI th d to V " l • . It" ini 1 mitiil'* 1 *? #H l u l l Olid. 'I tin no lit of pavlnti Ilona on ■hipA are awar.leil in eaeh county, f o r hi 1 s tiu p lii lt d. liiih n iv i fill' >| I Ml H'*l Il Mtli* I I I Ii r t i r l h e r ft* i.lveil. T h a t end pn i| o-rlv . i)ml Kxnminnlii.n «iue lion on which !••• (tun imJ |m > h (i I« 1 i.ip- to tli" Univoralty of Floriila till.If > I t l . t 11.11 *"i n n l i T ' d I " hi* lie|i| •-(. #11 W I I R I t R A S . It Is f b e d e t . r o m . . . anil one to the Fluriiln S'ate Col­ tin- examination i 1 hased ii. i- made hi::::; I*.1 1 * id .it tin* t'ldltiu |ilm*i h with , .I mifiii •(*r* 'I 71 l . tiMMilii'r* *1 71 I.iitii tn h.i Id S|'*«t;il T a x Hrlionl l»lvtrt*i !. hi o f il.ls llouril at H i" f lr r i i... • . lege fur Women which have ilura- out and graded in the officii of Ih • I i i iItiiP'I'i ItIK a f t e r til" re. e ll. l o f said I " ' I ii -I • fur $I• mmi nfi m il. iiliall X*. I. w li* ! " H im ln»»t |f**fulfil * l» •*• tioa* of four year*. At the eml Slate Sup. 1 lutendeiit. Im* ill"* iiii'l |»iiyiilili- iiri m ilia ry I. •I'.ti wan h* Id. lf»*w lt ! In tli** City Moll ll.lil It Is to t lo- lo-nt till. !• ' o f Miibt S p . e l u l T n x Si-lmol 11. - 1 « i t t Ci.untie* in whi.li there are I t n i ; of thin time, or when a vacancy m**i .Siiiifi'rd, I ii niiid h m i i i i y o f fii ml* No. I. to i.isite I.otl.t'l In tl .o i-ii.n , Itoiitl* fiiffiil#i*r« il 1 tn ■•••III 11.»|«* i.th orw lifo htiMu ri an pi fllinc o f (430,001.011. Hie pruci i d • ........ i cur« f"r any ren-on, another is vneanelt-H are: 11•1 1 • •■• 1• ............ || 1 nt firftclnr - N id l .iini II. e s a le t h e r e o f 1*1 to- liyoil nil.I "XTo tin- l/niver ity . f Florida in: Ii* din a nd |i.T>#ild«* mii .faiiii.il> 111 piin nwardcil in that county. illd the eieHlIiin *>liall he Im Id ill p.'it.I. d III tl.e tm iiinrr m ol f Ho I The examinations ileciilitij: the Maker, Mrmlford, llrotvard, Ciiru-i, 1 '•: . ....... plllltH’ i* VVllh * 1\ . ’illd tin Ifl* plii p o s e s a nd o lije. l ' a i a r e . ' ■ '■ tti ndii tiiifiili' t ci| Till in It. t" .i'. | (urn a ml rl«rU jdiall m a k e a l . o t . ' a.id it. t i l " nfiiriMlIil |ielln-.|. I winnerH of the ttcholai *hi|i. art- i 'oilier. Hi (in, Uuv-il, Ksnimhia, Ill(di|**l v«*. fin* f |•'fin on i iii-Ii util te t ti r n tn th* ( ’ " iin i* l i ' . i r d i*. i fo rtli held at the time of the r ijiilnr Franklin, Him!.-*, Ilaniill 'ii, High- f" I-** a nd t'Ufalilp i'ii .1;i 11 ii.i 1 \ * 11.. "I l-l,Idle Inntru et l.ll I III llle.l ill I e l . T l o r e f o r e li e It ItfS o t v e d I'v 1 teoehor'a ixaminntlofiv in lln- lamia, l.t-vy, Monroe, Si. I.ucie, ! ’(.:n; la id .d e e t l o i i -ii.d llo- ta b u la * • fulfill" ri d It* fu 12«*. I' , i l " ' i o f tile Vot. p . ' l b d . u.d »t|l Colli. . Hoard o f I 'llld ic tU Ktni.il county from which the :iho!ni hip .Sarasota, Seminole, ilnimi and Ii. iIt'illil ( o r S. nili.'d i C o u n t y , l-'lurldn. ll.ai IiimI v " f o r 11<..... . hi , si. -J* r . 1.1 I * . n u t v H o ar d of I' . •I.. InHi. I* given. The competitor who Wakulla. ........... . i, t e r m i n i th p i I." di..' a nd payitl.l. on Jiiiiunrt ■■' III ril.-l loll w ill lie I.I ' .all'll oil III.* i i . i . lb . 'lo th-- Florida State College for I '. 77. mnkt-H the hitfh'.st uverai-e grade >lli .lav o f i ' f p t f i i i l i e r 1925 l o r e ­ an ..'ii:. i "t i." . id * re<l»llred f o r f... ’ p u rp o * . . and o b j e e t s an set !:•*m is in.lllt.er' d 127 t o : I>l lii.tll , «•11 ,• amt c a n v a s . , tli*. r e tu rn * o f on Alg'-ltra, llhetoric. fie lie rnl Hi Women in: ilradfurd, t'alioua,...('oi­ , Ill' ll. I.I ; . ...... enI'll IiII11 . le .u ion, nml to ilef. i inliie a n d ii. i. III..but" .Illd a l s o III eal.l |i. «■ lory, American lli<ti.ry nnd *'ivie, lier, Dade, Dixie, Magi r, lllgn- ii,, .In. ..ml Piiy.n.li oil J<•i . \ 1. c .'i.i r l l f v lln- ri'Niili tn......... mil th at l i o n I. l b " slim ..f 1 430,0.ill.ou; tvl .elt ... c . 11", : • and American and Kngli.li I itern- Ian.I , .Mi in 1 e, Orange, Putnam. St. llo- fidtoivluis nam e I p. rsoris a r e mil.I b. nd l o u e lli. r w it h Ut" ext < I!..lids II..Millet. I 111 |o 1 5X. |,.'til iu ri'lit r|i|"dnt 'il and il>- O ' l a t . d u » In.- Indent. dii"s.t " f " U f b Spe.-b.l ture i* uwardi-d a Hi-hi.lanliip f.ui-ie, Si.ni 1 Itu a Taylor, Waltmi, IlK'InsIve. f o r * I ...... mt . n e b . t.i.a 11 • l . r k and I r.--1>> .-i.o . i . I.• hi anil T „ x S .lo .'.l l . l . u r l c l No, i d o e s io . i eipiivaldit to $200 a year for four Seminole mul Wakulla. lo il.le and p iU iihl" on Juti.iat'A .. . ..lolii.-t ra id " l e . i |,.ii it tb> |".Hint . x. . . . I l l t ' l l l v |.er ..'li t o f Hi" Its ...| vain. >.f tin- t a x a b l e p r o p e r year*. I nch holder of a ... Imlar- ' Si Ill'll!f' hips are eh gihle to l.i.th 1919. pi >«*• s o f pr* * iii' i i ban.i d .in f . ilN nutiil.t i ••i r . i ( •• I7*s tv ... I, .1 trlct a c c o r d i n g I " I b e iott S' r.liip must In- ri tfi.-tler-d either in institulio.u Irom (In- new nninth-* IimIITmik ii i |', ii*. f*.! l ist .." . -si... in f o r S l a t " nnd Cmill II. ihiii.imi • M It, ««la.* 11 At 1- r e d n e t N.. 1 i S . u f o r d t : the Tt-aeher’.t College of the I’m •1.. • a l>, the I I ! i ii lutu e, I.. .In.- a ml pa • .ii.i" ...I .1 i n h.i iv 1, IV pill p o s t s I lo r l o I lie Issuin'.; o f t l> SIM II M Mal It I ••I ; ...ni'li b .ul H. it r a id I..•nils shall n verxity of Florida or in tin- School I n d i a n I t i v e r a n d ( i u l f . Mis IH HV I I't 111.1.1 l - l r , , i u ; i •' I ’M. l.olli I " l l 'l I fid m I,. .11 I n i " ' . 1 a l th e r ill" o f f i v e m Mi i ASS A M . It \ •■111 I.V/. Tin* Stale Supcrinli-ndt at of it|«'ltlM|\ .»•. I'M’ H 0*M| i'll .."•li. b i l l of Kducnljon of the Florida Stale mid .lo - i.ali p e r . ■ iliu m l - r a n n u m . u I l is p l'f lo t H. t'l.liege for Women, and no ihanin- Public I* mailing nut I.I.ml.* 1.11 Im* «l *i * «ltl*l I'll > ••I'll* ll|| J.1tl ii.iir> I. a of regintration i.i allowed mil . wlitili to make application for the I ' l l . i* 11**1111 « ti isiii !»•«•r••*1 I’**. 1M 212. but It u the holder of the vcl.kli.1 hip re- t iap- litiv.' examina-h.a to county Itll lllHlx .r. (Mr II •Mill IMI • Ii’ h, ' .b il l fun.l* the entire -inimin >.f ........,. superint -ndeiitn in all i-ountlcM in Ill |||(«* a in! p.iv.«llll- •*f1 1 i ii it .ry 1 M a prevlotiiily uhciI from tin- ih.ilm tt hit il t II* I . ill '. at pr -ent \aean- m j . .Ih It ii tit lit* t <.1 I i |,, 279, l.olli 14 M *ldp fiiml. Under pi-.viv. n of the J cie.-i t o i . " f i II d hy c x u n i i t i a t i o n o n in eHloii u s l v e , f o r tt ...t.i i,a I*, sbalt m ■ Inw liwile in 10211 i|d n t -rly rep . rl- I A u g u . i t 20. I..MOST EVERY DAY (he Rrookiyn ( { r i d g e is s o l d lo- tine iiti't lutyultb •■'. la ii tin ry I .1 M a 1913; M some ijiillibli- visitttr lo New York. Ever)’ day 1Inn*In tninilMri'il - l l •i 2 •x. 1Im1!t M hm T i m IV". fu r }| . mimi imi ■ • 1 ili.il 1 R one is swindled. Selling litis famous old bridge has IN S T K W A R T S W A S H I N G T O N I . m ' K K '■• llll* .«0-1 pit . t ' l . ..:i J.i mi rv 1. pill become a national joke. Hy ( ll/ M H . F . H I'. S T K W A I I T IJmiii I x n uiiil" i "il 2 11 *. ‘. S'!, lint 11 liii tiifllvi*. fi#i 1 1 .ih' ii 'la • . " i i »ii#i:i Suppose, however, the City of New York decttlid roally 0 W^ASIIINCTON. Aug In. lu t h a v e nu m e a n - o f a. lit n lly f o r c i n g I 1" ilii" atnl |),i> al*!. • H t.i im. »r v ». 1 'it. sell (lie Rrookiyn Rfid^e— to (jive the buyer tin- privilege o what tin- ta.miiii-rce nu.I hi I.<•r tic- tin- e m p l o y e r s to hm I. tr io k, tieIl'iiiiln imi tn in ‘ i n i ?*;; pm tint-nit can tlo al.iuit tin. art. vei l licit- , b e t a n m a k e it siitnc- IfM-ltinlv**, f u r $1 ihiii uii 1•• 2 v| i li'illi placiiiLC loll on all who crossed il. They would advertise i l.ill <Iim* .ii"! p.'iv.il'l" mii J.lll'l I* v 1 ami wtiritU'il inills i -ii*t Very cli-ur. w h a t iiiicniiif tirta lile f o r llu-iii i f !"• III |»i. for sale. And the prospective purchaser would know in Whatever it i '. luiwever. lln- two t!ie> t|"n't. IIm|m|i ii ii vn !**' t •J 2x*. 1" 1112 1. .|li offe.' lo be genuine. t!e|.art mints ptity l.e .|e|siule.! on ihiii.mi 4'iirli, •lust a inert- s t a l . i i t e i i l o f h is IimT i i i Iv #-. f **i -I all to do it mill tn do i' hnr.l. ■';.iiti. hi that th e w a g e • nt w a s u n ­ Im- ilii" ain| , i v a h i " ,,ii .l»iiii| 11 > 1 I !• I •, lie would know (hat the paper woulil not accept llo* ajher* I'rexiilcMl I'.ioliilgt- is un.l.-ril..."I jit-il tf it il woulil i in tiiat. 1tuliil • tn iul'.-i "*| tn *, m 3 ‘JR. li.illl i tn*I ii **i \", r,»r $ i .ihiii mi " ti ll ill.ill to In- n gnml .leal Wioip;ht up o v e r linemen! if il were inlendeil to defraud, lie would u amt p a y a b l e o n i a n u a r v the nit nut i..n. Winn h<- usla-il (he IN•lit it ul f i l e imr in W a s h i n g t o n 1 •H•Ill** ’■ Dial the mlverliser would not ilare advertise unless liU***1 ; comnii'rcd an.l htl.or nflirialr I., is U> lln- e f f e c t iii.it th e |.re-iili*iit I :<•»..Is t i ' i i * * 3 21 1" tl'I. 1'.H i n il were honest. to the huttnin of it, it Wll ||s glll.il im *ii uilily i il.-ciil ll\ s o r e mi stum- Ifl4'l II •<|\ f ••r Sl.ii"» .'HI * i. It •It.lll tf .|(|(' iit'l l-UVllbl" Mil JiMiiiitrv t a us u giinrunly that llllt-y’tl g e t t li.- l»it' m e n in tlie t . t il e , w o o l e n nml I'. l:» r » ; The advertisement would (give the world confidence i# Bl Ik* last itvoilohle fai l. \V*H'i H.I i lit III s 41 l . A f e w W c c k 'l rm i*i )'••( •i| ;•11 I m tli", 1l'"lli enterprise. ill* IllMlV • r ll.tiiiii i\ 1. ll'l •acli *•(i.i II HkTI, ith 'll It COIIVI lltioil o f tl.l-oi m* ilii# .ii»t| 1**1 ) a b le •III J;tl»li.i i > 1. l!.tw (lie pr.al.lenl will nu- his •»Xls -I.I iu it-, it w ill I't- r e c a l l e.I II'•',*», .Itisl as the advertising' of all merchandise gives the worH infill matioii, when it'*i im it, .1 tit-.-r lh.it e r t a i o a m o n g t h e m h in t e d |(*. tl 11«a tt II Ml I*" f'l-.| *'i 1 1" vXll. |• (li In* h m \ confidence in that merchandise. Only honest products in liitn, remains to he* sei-n. If it nt ii ire f o r m o l e t a r i f f p r n t c e - Im iI im- » r. •r 11 ii'n "II * II*11, - • i ’ i a mi p d ' • I'll J 1Mil. ' » I. fuvtirs tin- t-iiiployi-i i. il wil' lii- 1ion ltd the |.r e s id e n t iiit in ia t cil I!*-'. I . till their stories where all may read. IImihIh vi ii tn t#«*r* •! tx| 1" 1("1. 1ihI li pretty hartl lu nmki lhe ttnrki-rs It .1ii.ln'l eonsi.l it w is e . 'III • ••’ ll. HI'Hil Hike nint h slock in il. Is this wage cut lln-ir Mt-n of th*- llll’ IllNiV .Millf» •rI'll)•al,u"ii That is why it pays lo read advertisemenlo. You can ri'*-v ®J| b l e "It I.Mill.II v 1. Hilt there's n-atn.n to u-tnnisu In o I w a y to u n d o him t'hungi- hi i (*•1•1*•r*3•III.* . advertised goods. You know that a worthy union factual mimU iiiimb.-red tut i, the prcsi.lent hop's it will Ik- tho mind.’ A 129. but; people think il I ii*III• * «i \ stands hack of them. They are a j'uide to heller Ik*>'w [ fm 1 1 .urn tin a. It. si.nil iither way. If ou, though Ii • may looks that Im lilt, >iml pat a i d " on .niiai t They teach you to spend wisely— economically— and with tt,| i ItMH.I**• tllim!" 11 || I J| (M I I *. 1, .Ml knowledge that you are buying merchandise which 15 llll III —I\ • l"i >I.in»4» oil ( m li, jiIm II Im* tin iiii'l l».i> .1 hie mii .liiiilliir) 1. minus all vain regrets or misrepresented values. S A V I la n d I !; Hh II'I' li II ill li# i •••| I II t o i:»0, Imtli T H R IV E Read the Advertisements every day. IlH'hiHiv•-. i> r l l ihiii mi••u li. mIi.i II in Im* ilii** m . l |t.i\ .•l'l«i mii J;itiiiur> I. I a m i d i a l (I m |irliu-||i.il m i l 192? ADVERTISING IS A BRIDGE— SPANNING THE RIVE* li#l**m>( i»f llii* (faiil ImiiiiIh mIi .i II !••• l-i > utl** a i tin' X . i i ImiimI I'tirk IJ Mt».. OF D o t KTI'TJL VALUES— TO THE SHORE OF «*M> nml S u m #. *.f V. u Vm*U; ».»•! \N 11 l . l t K VS. TIM** liniird Ii h l*\ W<JRTI l Y MERC11AN DISE , ri'H4#lminn .•«i••( 11 i'ii. «»riti-r#'il d i a l m in :< o i.i rio N i' i i o v i i n M { n u •rm : n n i.iiiM i %m * i ; i v i M • V I T i r B OK A M T . d . U , Ilft.N It r.i.K f t i o \ TO iii: iik m i IX * i -»: i m i . TAX M Ciioiii, n i«- *T" .»ia,v-}:l ft SW i- ! Seminole County Students Ha ve Chance Scholarships For Two Florida Colleges Who B ou g h t the Brooklyn Bridge TO-DA Y1 kl The Scruggs Really Company Offers ■ Some High Grade Property A •19 acres fron tin g on Sanford and Geneva A venue now available for $85,000, first paym ent and term s attractive. This is a high class property in the heart o f resi­ dential developm ent and ran platted and m arketed at once. (Id feet front ju st o f f First Street and S an ford Avenue in the path o f im m e­ diate developm ent fo r $275 per foot. 'This is a corn er pi. v e o f properly and i ; a liargain. crr. W arehouse P roperty 101 feet on Laurel a S a n fo r t ! The l d u e t. n V •- haa tinutig Atui il ill tut growth and jir».-|Mflf year: the Fn.'t N'.iii UiireAt:i:t|fly fur tI.iWe Invite you lo things ahead. lu g g e r FIR ST .IW fd J IJuilt ML ti Sanford pr<»blitiin which it a" •I#;#*||m|| lie If l-1 |t| .in,| IlirillllCIHiUl i *ulU i.il T a x H« I..... I IMiiirlct N«* | I in ilt-t# rm'iH* w Im-i Im t *»r lint n.ih I - IMulrl**( wi l l lumir <t,i| | intiul • ;iw In -*tili| i t ■••Itiiitfii .iml •*r*| pi n I VIII' I n «» n\ iik i t i: k M. v i : i • Hy iii. n . it .i „ r I'Hiiii. I iihI ii irt 1'iri 1*•r m n .i!.- c iti>. i ’ l«»fl»la TI* il, in inirNiiat#i*«' |*i law Mill III |Hlt»Hiaf|' •» i.f th,. i #*H*l|il t llltl ••f flM* |l"jfi| Iiri cl 4*fnru (f»l*i «|:|> I .*'l«j*i. •!. iiiiii«(, h • hm,| iii,* t*au\" eltV K*4ell on tile 1, 11 S"|||elt.lo . a n ele i’ llnn to lit*.I Itt th roim bou l ' el-lt T*. X > • Si'll.."! lil t i lei N " U.note >‘ .iini v. F l o r i d ■ sai l i l.e In.: •>l *o k n o w It t. i Satt>« .-I .1 7 i\ Scliui.l Dlsirl.-i r . 1.1 — w h e t h e r o r n*»l M l u frl. i .1 ll 1 li.tinls- to the t . f | Cat -t-i 1 to lt«tir i n t e r at lb . i n •f f i v e sii.j » u - h a l f ' •. t i : m.t per iinmiiu, in t e r e s t liayal i. I to.'I.I II . , bull.Is l o In* lu I ' 19 20. a lot Ui iii a r[ • «“ ted I l l Iti't* a • •' t o - w l t : i. | Ilon.l. - ' I I t o I I . Ituli) I In .'lim it 'iH im n u e n e b . s b a ll 11." tiii" Hit |.a) tide o n J a n u a r y t. 1939 I ........ . • I t5 t o 2 , . ItoHi ^ lllc l u » t . lot i itl.'J.VJ ea eli, sit tti with 117 trackage on Com m ercial Street. This property has som e buildings on it suitable for m any purposes. HU This prop­ erty now priced at $1(>,5I)0. W c luivc other ntl ra cliv c propositionrx to o ffe r . 1 He Sanford Heral F. II. S C R lK il Masonic Tt'inple or Hotel Montezuma JJ ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. __________________________- �tin ; = = = = = ■'(&' “ •i* ’ THE SAN FORD H E B A l.n THURSDAY, AU G U ST IS. i . l i i l i l 11 #' <■ r«**«*#*••«■»■!»■!♦»It•MH1•►«»»! 00 sq ft concrete sidewalk at 20e. IlK H tlt UHUIM'•* r ■ HENRYETTA, Okln., Aug. 10. |noon the men <|uit work. On the wives and families of that which —The strangest strike that ev- I road outside is a crowd of un- ! they have worked for and which er was seen is being conducted ' ion men, with their wives and is rightfully theirs." In the Henritta coal fields here, j children. Between them and the 1 lie leader also asks that God — It la a strike in which union *mine is a row of soldiers with soften the hearts of the mine pickets sing hymns and pray for j rifles. The workers look out ap­ owner::. Then lie clones with a plea for the noldlers, praying that the welfare and guidance of the prehensively. strike-breakers and mine owners; The crowd of union pickets car­ "Thou wilt guide and protect in which daily song service at the ries many American flags. No the-e soldier boys l.nd not let mine entrances have taken the placards, no clubs, no bricks — thpin coin" to any hum),", place of the abusive threats that Ju-.L clu e tugpthi r-~amt thrfi they Then the nerv^eS end, T. h e usually are hdrled at men who sing the "SInr Spitrtgb’d Bdmttr. i t trike breakers pars out iplletly. will not join the union, I 'flie young infantry lieutenant The picket .stand still, j You might call it the Golden snujis into a salute. I hi* privates , No Insulting Cries rule strike. present arms. The union men Instead of the insulting cries stand erect, hats "ff, gazing nnd.cat.cnUe ilmt-nr** usually heard Say It Works Wei! . at mn h time , one lu-abi a woman Further, officials of the United straight ahead- at the mine. Then the anthem ends. Ir.i- call n> n.’ mrtke-hreakbir: Mine Workers say this ntiange "I’m prtfying for you, John," strike is working out no well that mediately the picket break into there "Christian" tactics will he n hymn. It Is followed hy nnolh- or “God Ideas you/ dim Jones." continued oil summer, if need be; «*r, then another. Then n man Ink And that’s all. There are five mines here cm-, his shirt sleeves Step forward,] forward, ( Hath Each uflpfitooii afternoon such a scene st raises his hands, and staris to each *if th“ five mines. A few i f toying non-union men. Tim un1«on men, numbering between 600 pray. Union men and non-union j t mall groups of men have been in­ nnd 1,000 rpiit wortc rather than men bow their heads. duced to quit work. accept a wage cut to the 1017 Ask Ilivine I’rolecllon Mine owners say they cannot lev*/. And the prayer? It asks divine afford to yield to the union's Trouble was feared, as feeling ; protection for the strike-breakers demand*. Union men reply that ran high. The state militin war —the men who are dubbed 'ncnhs* they will continue their fight unorder Ml out. . in most strikes. til fall, if n<e(l he But this Golden Rule strike has ; "Lord, we would not have any And nil the while the Golden left the soldiers with little to ;harm come to these men," says |tuln strike goes on, peacefully d** polish their rifUui mul ,the lesider# “ Lord, hold Hit* n»ckn niitl orderly* Anil ev^ry afternoon practice (he ritual of guard mount. ..... “ ‘leaders ‘ or **the mountainside up from 1the stand before the vnrHere is a daily scene at each them. * inns mines with upraised bauds mine entrance. "But Lord, let them ret* the and hared heads amt repeat— Sing National Anthem light that they will not continue "Oh Lord, we would not hove At four o'clock In the nfter- to deprive union men and their any harm come to these men—11 f' . -j tlon; that aald specln! assessm ent 18.00 The Andrew Andeson Memorial roll w n s m ade an d p r c p u r e .1 ( if t a r Florldp th e cost 140.00 organ at the University JJnivejrqity of Floridp o r lir d cnaf mOOO. Via waJ giv4n to the th >• ■ • ■ U IIIV ip il had been , ...................... ..... ■ Uplversfty by A fr. Am Air. Anderson and City Commisslol. ... ' through J. A. R|||k by elven In accordance with Section summer. w a s Just c o m p l e t e d this cy. O. II. Fra In, 1 19 of the Charter ...... -‘f the Oty ut 186.80 atniuru, Hanford. Florida, that ..... the City and J. M. Jlenlclc T o w n Counrll nf' ----------------------■*™-™ a s t a s s .t s k s i r s s t s m .v « ." r , p s u s a i p * * a g - g - S f c r z z m a a ffir ij-i1 2iTypo B.inleta 1 ..... .............. Manhole ..............................l g ' l " " ? r *U , I M. n j b o .p er 18fi8 lin ft drain tile laid at |i00 W ith Singing And Prayer III 4M un f. i 2 M . *>°™ “ » » L '- t r a r' " km •* w o rk ..................................4 ................................ .............. .......... ...... m ip r s e e t lo n Concrete monument at street intersection laboratory inspection of'materials... Legal expense, advertising, etc., 27*. Engineering 67c ♦. ... ') -e*fl 94.22 1 ft r,n I 0.60 118.43 191.61 478.78 • <n o i c on $ 10, 246.80 Total Cost To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Number of feet frontage..... 2,123.49 Assessment per foot frontage-...,..-.. $4.8254 , FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Feet Final S I U K l l l l . K I I K A I ) I I I S T H H T AN j . j | „ a t (h e C i t y M ull In th e C i t y L on gw n od, Florid*. U K K 1X B I I , C I I H A T K I ) A > n H * - 0 f H unfr.nl, F lo r id a , ho In m -sxloa T l l l l . l * t l l ; l i l.\ a m i l i t u n t i l - , „ r th e iiunmut* o r r o v l o v v l n x anti S T A T E OF F B o n m . j lard U. Hrnl«h!,.!i,, ^ l \ a .\c k s t o . d i o f T i n : n t r ,-,|uaIlilnir s a id a s s e s s m e n t * Hnd t o th« HeVetlin O F SAN F o i l ll, F L O I t l O A . D H - J .||,.«r a n y r e a s o n * th a t a n y p e r s o n the State of FmVpjj A I I O I ' T K I I O * T U B ISTII I I A I o r p e r s o n s rliuy d e s i r e t o R i v e w l i v O F A P H I I, A . II. I»25i , , ' u n y o f ( h e s p e c i a l n s s u s s m e r it s In N o t i c e Is h e r e h y itlven th a t all s u l d B ast Hide B u lk lion I Pl*)ir!,*t T o : riT IZKNH AND* s p e c ia l asn tf'V rn ln tn * rniid r. le ‘ vie “ d . le v ie d um l Im p o sed m ru ln st p r iv a t e . e n te re d a n d Im posed a g a in s t in i- iy owned property should be chang­ v n te ly o w n e d pro«.arty located In ed or modified, and after the City th e K a n t H id e B u lk h e a d D is t r ic t and Commission has so met as a Board embraced within tit.* following de­ scribed area of (lie City of Sanford Florida, more particular!v ileacilheil as follows, to-wli: HealrmlriK on tin* Bust CorporaDon Un- of ihe city of Hanford. Florida, at it point IJJiJ S f»et West and S77.N feet North "f the Houtheast corner of Government lad t. Section ad. Town-nip I*. Hoirtli of l u n t r e 31 Boat, S e m in o le l* itolitv. Florida, (hence run West !*** • feet to the West line of Mellonvllle Ave­ nue; thence North si, degree* West Parallel with Bnlori Avenue 1.109.7 feet to the Easterly line t.f IllocK •If In W. A. Fills .It'** Amended Plat of Villa Shoora: them e Non therly along the Khslerly tine of said Block **B" 150 leel to the .North line of First Htreet as laid <*ut and platted In said pint of Villa Hhoora. thence North 80 degrees West 720 fest more or less t*i the Intersec­ tion of tile North line nf Bast Street with West line of Chapman Avenue In Neaves Addition t<> Sanford. Flor­ ida ; thence West filling th* Noiih line of said East Fireei son |.--t mure or less in the West line of Cypress Avenue In ''hapman < Ticker's Addition to Sanford. Flori,|j; |hence North '*9 f**A; thence West 132 feet to the Bast line of Cross Street In said Chnptnan & Tucker's Addition; thence North 739# feel to tile intersect Inn of the Bast line of Cross Street with the Northerly line of the concrete ietulnlim wall along the South shore of Bake Monroe, ih**iic* South 09 degrees 17 minutes Bust 250 9 feet, thence on n 2 degree curve to the left 5*0 feel; thence South 80 de­ grees 5 minutes Bast 122 1 feet; thence oh u 2 degree curve to the left 9(3 3 feet;; tile in'. North 81 de­ gree* 3 minutes B:i»t 21> 2 feet: thence on a 2 degree euiw to the right (79.2 feet; thence South 89 degrees 22 minutes Bsst 11*11.3 feet to the East Corpora linn line of the City of Sanford. Florida, thence South I.If, feet to beginning, have been entered up In a special assessment roll known as the East Side Bulkhead District Special As­ sessment Roll; sahl nssessmenta are payable In the manner provided und set forth In said Ordinance So. 9(; said special assessment roll is now on file In the office of liu City clerk of the city of Hanford, Flor­ ida. .91 the City Hail. In Sail fold. Florida, und Is open at all limes during office hours '*• pu’.dic tnspec- of Kriuallsutlnn and after hearing the T o w n of U n l V * all complaints and objections sub­ 6y and through j mitted. the City Commission will Hearcy, o, f|. Frain ./l thereupon determine all cnmphllnts and J, M.. Jlenbk ' ' and objections, amend, equalize, ad­ T o w n Council .,f n,,.r^M ......... . ,;„°|T( just and approve said special as­ sessments; ass ‘ “ ‘‘t th a t an e l e . i i , , ’ is m r n l s ; arid a m i said su ld assessments assessm en ts a are. f in a lly fix e d an d d e t e rm in e d by I i!!1-0!1? "tint the Town , filei City C o m r r ls s lo n w il l tbere*ip*>n 7 »n the |otj, * lie,'■ome f l * e l u m l binding Iti-na o n j , . ' , ■ 1925, to deters)! till­ p ro p e rty a g a in s t w h ic h r s s t a n ^ f t a l n o rd in ,i., ed u n t il f in a lly d is c h a r g e d by p u y A u " rd ln a iu ,. merit. 1 •‘" U M Ish n ie n t WITNESS rny hand as Clerk of; nr ia.n gw o .M , F l u r l S i the CUV Of Hanford. Florida, end' •rv v o rk s system f „ , J* iiin seal ............... .. Pity ......... the of raid mi tills Ilie ,|liy ,,f j„|y A ti |92a. 1 . 11 nf loins wio«i tl tSBAI.) sn ch re a l and m s e . e NAME—Description Frontage Assessment r liiipnian and Tuclttr's Addition, Sanford, Fla. 669.40 Fannie Schwartz S.36'/j ft. Lot 3 blk 4 ... 118 376.38 C. H. Frarier, Heirs, Lot 1 blk 61............ 78 193.02 J. P. Raker, Lot 2 blk k,.......o«*.»—......... 193.02 F. L. Woodruff, Lot I blk 8....:..,,............. 40 ty a s rimy D U It. P H I B i r a , C i t y C le r k . 193.02 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 2 blk 8................... 40 P u b J u ly iu A u g fi l l . e M is T n U r ,:r « $ 193.02 A, Williams and wife, Lot 3 blk 8............. 40 r ^ d J «a 193.02 IN TUB rim I IT flll HT OF THE necessary f„r 'he Sam Patterson and wife, Imt 4 blk 8 ...... 40 N B V B .V r il J I ' l l l l T A I. ( T i n t'P i­ said waterworks Fannie Frazier—Beg. SE Cor, Lot 4 blk 9 ttF TUB STATE OF FI.OItlUA. providing for *|,.IN A.Ml FOB 9K1IIM>t.H COl'N. •he sum of t iv run N 68.6 ft. WIy. 61.6 ft. 3 73.7 ft. E. TV. thousand m l Sift? 296.80 61.3 COUNTV OF SKMINOI.K, a corpni 81.3 ft. to beg............- ............................ L A R S . |,y the T , , y ' ution. by uml through John .\le|sworst. Florida. r.A Theresa Stewart—Beg. *11.3 ft, W. of SE «'h, It. F. Wheeler, K. H. Kllhee, nml s a le „ r Its h C. W. Bntxmlriger. and Boston lienee rtf Its Itklslji.i, Cor. Lot 4 blk 9 run W. 63.7 f t N. 78.7 Steele, composing the Board of sajrl loan; - th'* tuoeew),' County Commissioners of Semi­ ft. Ely. 63.9 ft. S. 73.7 ft. to beg---- --mile or an|,| 4 '* nole County, Florldu. 217.14 for the establishment F. II. Harris, W. 45 ft. of Lot 4 blk 9 . vs. watirworks system; cal: S T A T E O F F L O R I D A , e x ret M ll603.18 Mrs. L, E. Taylor, Lot *5 blk 16.......... tor an e le ctk ; lurd B. Smith. Stale Attorney for . 0»T .c Whether Mg 603.18 Mrs. L. E. Taylor, Lot 7 hlk 10.. the Seventh Judicial Circuit uf the State of k lorlda. p rovidin g far the levy 193.02 K. Mabel .Saint, Lot 1 blk 17 ... ('Itn tlu n tax to create! a »|t)8 TO TUB CITIZENS AND TAX I'AY193.02 [,“ r *!»• payment of * C. H. Leffler Estate, Lot 2 blk 17.. BIBS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, «t their maturity sr„ 837.78 Mrs. A. C. Woodridge, Lot 3 blk 17. FLORIDA: Interest beruinlng ilu,1 Whereas, a petition has been fil­ duly passed anil adopt,* 241.27 Mr*. E. E. Leffler, Lot 4 hlk 17.».— ed In the above styled cause by day of May. A D. isj? the County of Seminole, State of ratified, approved am) f(; 241.27 Mrs, E. E. Leffler, Lot 6 blk 17.. *-*»*»***»•*’“' Florida, by and through the Board the electors nf Ihi- Tq A. J. Lossing, North 160 ft. blk 19 let* of County Conimlsonnera *f Semi­ wood. Florida, nrnl ** nole t:ounty, Florida, setting forth Immls provided In „|a 994.03 the east 70 ft........................ '...,.... —..... 206 tire fact that un election was held should he Issueil By ih. throughout tlm Count/ of Feminoie. Long wood Florida |n A. J. Loaning, East 70 ft. of the North 185 Stale of l-'lorida, > i ilu f.in ,t iv o; and for the purposes |B 337.78 ft. of blk 19 ......... - ............. 70 .'lay A •*. 192a, to dnllliliSl.e wlli’th- nance provided nml m i cr there *h oil 1 In- I■->.-* »,y m,. WHEREAS sahl ordi,, 1,313.14 John Musson, All blk 20........ - ........ ........ 272.13 sod CrOi-rv of H, n■11■■*•. -. i|e ( vide* for the Is.uanr, *r the Town of Loniwun.i . Florida, bonds In the sum of 11,660,Neavei Addition, Sanford, Fla, 000( to hr.ir Interest ut the rate of five municipal purpose* in . 636.96 W. T. Langley, Lot 4 blk D....„ ‘ ..i........ 132 and one-half percent per annum. In­ sum of 121.000 00, »ap| b* terest payable seml-annuallv, said of the denomination or 318.48 Hattie Abercrombie, Lot 1 blk E.~...... 66 bonds to he known ns SERIES A, each, hearing Interest u SERIES B and SERIES C, The Issue of 6 percent per ansum 876.13 Hattie Abercrombie, Lot 2 blk^E.......... . 181.36 of bonds known as SERIES A to he payable semt-annuaii* 6!t 434.29 C. J. Marshall, Lot 1 blk F.... ........... ..... 90 for the sum of 1760 000 to and to lie day of January and im. dated July 1st. 1925. The issue of the said bonds to mature , Irene T. Langley and Mildred Simmon* lionds known us SERIES B to he for from the date of Issuifo the sum of t( 50.000, und to be dated five of said bond* to mit,. 241.27 Lot 2 blk G ........................i.—...... - ....... 60 July 1st, 192ii Thu issue of tnnd-s years from the Isiutus Tim above arid foregoing final anerintent* are payable without known as SERIES C to l.o for the five of said bonds to mtti ty vears from tbe issuing interest up to September 1st, 1026 and from and after »uch date said NEVER BE WITHOUT IT for it July u iV lo iB ^ A il^ f' 'ih e" above and six of said bondt twenty-five years irocs over a special assessment.* wdl be payuble only in ten equal annual install- immediaie v r u n ,b*n isvns bonds to mature seriuily < . . . , . Q„, „ , , . i _t* i_ ’ xuuucii severe, period of w thirty y e a r * i:n m mill rirn-e thereof, borli prin*|| ., . . ' pci i c i iji in ) years ment* with interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payments. 1—* — 1 — —1 ------J ------------*------* * ■ coucxy pain* and cramp* in stomach after the date of th* issuance there- tcrest -- ..................... of said lionds tv Witness my band a* City Clerk and the Seal of th« City of San­ and bowels, deadly nauiea and weak- of and thu proceeds derived from »l the Chase National nu. ening dianhoea. For children and "al" ' t‘ ,*r*’of «° »9“d for the City of New York. p u rp o se o f c o n s t r u c t in g , r e c o n s ttt ie - k n r k . In la w fu l motley ford, Florida, this 2Hth day of July A. D. 1925. grown-up use illng. paving, 11*. paving, hard sur- to ‘I ------"* Ao * rrlr i u Slates ■ of (SEAL) L. H. P H IL IP S , City Clerk. VVHF.ltBAS 11 vIiwmiT P H A M n r D I A I M » C facing, re-hard surfacing and wld** 1Y1 D E i I\ L i> \ 11* O ening the roa Is in Seminole Conn- linns of arlt. rlecilnn no Publish July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20, and 27th. C O L IC a n d D I A R R H O E A lr* Florida, particularly d.-s-wmed forte Ihoi (lie 1e-ult . ------------In that certain re.sulntlort ndo|ile(l lion was In favor of tv L R EM EDY by the llu.ii'il of County Commis­ approval mol cnnflrnuilotl Kc«P it always in your horns. sioner^ rtf Semlnnli* County. Florida, ordinance ntkl in tavnr y j TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON CENTRAL on tin- 2titi ilay of Marclr A. D. 1923, ance and rale of tto*vass i ami of |2i,onn.oo by th# To»»f STREET BETWEEN PARK AVENUE AND FRENCH AVENUE For Sale By Whereas. * canvass of the returns wood. Florida, in the siJ Laney'* Drug Sture inf sail! election show prlma fuel** for the purpose prnvIileJM Th« following is the final estimate of the cost of widening the ; that the result of salt), election was ordinance. jiaving on Central Street from Park Ave., west to French Ave., from jin favor of the Issuance of the NOW. THKHBFOHG. Ilti u*l)» nf.ires.1I1I by HrmlnoU* n un- ance of nn ordrr of tiif(. lti feet to 24 feet in width with sheet asphalt on a 6 'inch rock base. In made, notice is tierebyi ty. Florida, Now therefore, puriuant 10 an or­ the citizens and uxiu'J 006 cu yds grading at 40c................. ...................................... $ 260.00 der uf Ihe Court hereto made, Town of l orikw , it, t;(| 3139 tin ft curb and gutter at 7Cc..... 2,385.64 notice Is herehy given that the order reiiulreil to he nvl J cIlDens and tax payers of Seminole fore the Olr. ult Ci.urt al U'J lin ft flush curb at 35c... .v*. ........ 62.15 t.'uunty, Florldu. are hy sunt order entli Judicial Clrruii ill required to* be valid apEa.ir nelorn of Flilttd*. op the 2lvA| 1190 st| yds rock bast* 0 inches thifk at 80c 956.80 tile Circuit I'uiii'f of the Heventii ust, A P 19!S, at trnta 1377 sq yd* 2 inch sheet asphalt top st $1.02 1,404.54 Judicial t*lrcnlt of the Star*- of at the Court llou e « | Florida, on the 21st il.iv of Aiik- Heniltnde County. Flq-U|( 450 sq fl concrete alley returns at 30c 136.80 11st A D 1925 at in ini o'clock A and there to show rui M . at Hanford, ill the Bounty o( they liave, why said 1 type A inlet 36.00 HeinInoli* and State of Florida, lirrn lint he validated unit cenfi 2 type 1) inlets ut $30.00 G0.0O and there to show cuuee, if any erwlse s»lit linlnls I# l| 1 they have, why said lionds should ami confirmed as prariddl 303 lin ft 16 inch storm sewer 8-10 ft deep 1,060.60 WITNESS nn lord 10Jj not lie validated and confirmed. W IT N E S S m y linm l a s r "le ik o f the Circuit Court cf Ihr 332 liu ft 12 inch storm sewer at $1.06 .. 348.60 d o.lI,-0.1 Clr. il h .t r*»State ■ Ml** O r , ' l i l t O . n r t o f tl,* Heveltlli I Manhole 4-0 ft. 86.00 Judicial t'lrcult of the Sluto -if Fio­ Ida, 111 and far#dnl«iHS lo#| rina, In and for Hi-tiiin*d» <hiuri|v, this ihe 2:itli 111 *! July./ 1 Manhole 8 - 1 0 ft. 86.00 anil the seal of said Circuit Court, 1925. on this the Huh dav of July A. D. (SEAL) Extra work 288.34 1925. V. B. DtM'iihAS Laboratory Inspection of materials 41.80 C le r k of Ilk- I'lrr*wrtj (HEAD) S evern h I mil''! d ' r *'1 f V. B DUI'i: BASH. Legal expense adv. etc 2‘fe 143.42 Slat** of Florida IivmiU Clerk of the circuit Court of Hie Inole• Countv. i.iu n n Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Engineering OTT) ..................... 368.56 V. M. WHBK9 thru I llv A. State of Florida, In und for Sem­ V N I inole County WILSON „A Iiouaiioum. .. Atini lo vs foi I'l-iMI-r.lf. OKU A. DeCOTTKa, $7,673.15 Puh. Juiy 1 u Aug t-ll-U "l Attorney for Petitioner. I he total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated coxt which cutiiiid be exceeded in assessment against the adjacent property. Feet Final NAME: Description Fruntage Axseasment t) Sunfoi a, Sanford, Fla. require a healthy b ody. H. C. l.ong and wife, Lntt Lot 47 130 307.68 That tired feelin g " C. !l. Ditigee, Lot 48 60 141.96 C. II. Dlngte, .... Lot 49 60 141.90 Is a foe to good look s; Now D the ktval lime for • v»,«tloo voyair* h» C " FOR1TH F l R 0l'i! m FFT Hf ! ’ !t,K ‘; ill.!i: KAKK,tS ,S'IANI> W 'lK 'n .V AS UNION MEN PRAY F . F . W i ll, Lot 50 60 141.96 North on a Mvrrhaiit* siut Minere Sunnier lion) n v m i i) v me j n J.,',, . k.*,!', , iV ’ 11 GUIDANt E, BEI.nW, I.KIT \ GROIIr (IF WOMEN IN THE a drug on effective m en­ P. F. Weal, ..... Juvkeuntills, fo u r •allium s u,*k la Lot 61 60 141.96 A ' HVMN m m ''' N S T l ' . i i l l ' A «• [\\i",'m . ™ K ' K‘U ,K “ ,,F ' " IK IIN,ON UUOUP CAItllltS L. Uihun May, ... tal or physical w ork ; H Al.TIM OltK uml PHILADELPHIA Lot 62 60 111.96 All iteunere «top >1 Hsvsnnnh. Alto nll-thr w*rJ. II. Whrugge, Lot 63 60 141.90 a bar to pleasure. t y x e to Botlon. Kell contuiiUine to W uhinvto*. AtUnllr City. New Yoik »r.d oilier poluU. UnturLot 51 60 141.96 Jordan vv.i pciiitrtit tonight lie The sheriff -.aid he vvoul visit the J- II. Hintermister, p o n d meet* end wrvlrs. Lot 66 60 ' " ll i'"1 Claw -on Without n- jby-rnml*! 1st ween thil city and Cal Allie Trafford, 111.96 HlfSIMBK ItATBMt (e r e la iieltlmors for iuvtenrs, uli.oog what h*' was doing, iforiiiu. Mo., in th*- morning. U rn. and Mary McKint, U only ltd *)«. round 'rip l lv M ; 1‘ tuledeiphle 13*.SS. Ixtt 66 60 141.96 round trip 153.00. Ueeli. berth in.luded. lOuUide vutliorilifi have located .lor-, Jordan nnid the Imilv would be Win. and Mary McKim, brings health, energy Lot 57 60 141.96 r a m r d r e t . Hend for lluiireied tolder. Alw **k u.ni lather, ami he n on his way found in a ditch or culvert “ some •L D. Chittenden, .... ... ... •baul (he AB 1.-BX I'F.NHK TUB It*. AnromobtWs ret* and rosy cheeks. [*it 56 60 141.96 " " ‘ rdm t tty. where" between Jefferson City and il-d et low rslet.. Write or phone todey. Mr*. Fannie Schwartz, Lot 69 60 --------, • California. 141.96 > Your druggist sells it at Merchant* and Miner* Transportation Co. i Ht tool l>acher Mr*. Fannie Schwartz, I-Ur to* r . Hey 91.. Jerk u ».,ilU I'hane It* Lot 60 66 Ohio High School Hoy In flEN’ it 132.60 pre-war prices— $1.00 per EVA, N ) \oL- l ' ) _■ |, .. rtleo eo-Jeipr /rcio Miami to FKiJudttphia, S.S. U.rirForrest Lake, A. R. Key, f'nnfcl.Hlmi A itmi Is Guilt; Admit < law ton of l.oili, hi-lleied *\ g n c u m i r v iVirr, a ir ijj t-e Jays. bottle. lle a r m g f Geo. A. DeCottes, I.ot 61 65 Fled to Knnsaa Aflirwartls to h a v e Iw ea m ill tier i d in h a i c a t 153.79 Same vva i a m 'Iid o I l e u h e r an d r e c e n t ly j T o He 11eld tm Nov. Mi lalt 62 SO 118.30 Same had b een at a turned at 6 e i l i r h u r i t , : Lot 63 CARDEN CITY, Ka*.. Aug 12 50 118.30 ! TALLAHASSEE, Aug. U Same - f'rcd Jordan, 17-y. ar old Ohiu L. I WHEELESS & WELSH WHEELESS & ^ Lot 64 60 118.30 iw> hi h school boy, killed Adener Same ..... Raitts Delay Search CD- 1 nite.I otutev Depart.imiit of Lot 65 60 118.30 -V CUwton of laidi, N. Y., near .l»*f Same JEFFERSON CITY. Mo., Aug ''Kriciilltire will hold a public •V Lot 66 65 130.13 fei' oil City, Mo., Aug. 1 In obtain I. Toyama Lot 67 66 Qtvwtin's automobile, the youth 12. No earch will lie made tu henrittg un Novr-ndtci Id. Ri-Jf,, at 132.60 night hy incmher-j of tile Cole i-oun-1the lluieati of Chemistry, Wash- I. Toyanta ............. 10" flined hen* lule Tuesday, Lot 63 60 141.90 i Ctawrun, who was driving to IV heiifC-i force for the body of ingloll, D. C , for tile ti-rcs for Corn C. Hollinger, I.ot 69 60 141.96 eutahlii bed C’ora C. Hollinger, Colorado Springs. Colorado, pick Adener 1!. Claw son of ia>di, N. Y,, which nu clannr nh Fisk T ire and T u bes Lot 70 60 141.96 ed the youth up somewhere near iei)uttiol to have been murdered by the Naval .St iiv Act s^' Forrest Lake, A. R. Key near here August l by l-'icd Jm-I Antliority i , vested in the Sec -S' Jcffcrton City. Ait hour Inter nc and G. A. DeCottes |ret.try nf A giicullurv liy the Nu* conlltii' to the youth'* confe: ion. dan. (linn tchuol hov. . Lot 71 60 (IAS 141.96 Phone -IG2-J OIL lurientiil rain', which fell in vtl Store Act o" March l;r2.|, to F, H. Adams,... ...... *•’* riioi Clawson, Driving dimn a Lot 72 60 141.96 Corner Oak anil Third little trim-led road, Jordan’s run Co. viiicinit v during Hie afteninoii j di cu and t tltli n tand.nu (or W. C. DeCoursey,.... Lot 73 60 141.96 tiniifd, he threw the body into n m .kn investigation mioo iihh*, nc- i*i:ulei of to oi not ih ignaud in W. C. DeCoursey, Service That Makes Friends Lot 74 , ‘ idiug t*i ! hcriif L. O, Wilhaup,l the law. 60 141.96 rllteh or small creek near n cul­ Nelsmt Gray, ............. Lot 76 vert He told uulhorltlf: Ihr hodv 60 141.96 WHEELESS & WELSH Nelson Gray, w.:uti| lx* found somewhere In. Lot 76 WHEELESS & WELSH 60 141.96 l'» VII n t o n . l t I t OW NERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD r»*rr..* Jefferson City and CallfurC. E. Ellis, Lot 77 I II.'.1 6 M ltl.l I I RDM SAN FORD .WEN I K EAST TO CHAPMAN AVE* nia, Mo. C. E. Ellis, Lot 78 141.96 The confession wan obtained by M |: ' Nl> " N * HAPMAN W E N C E FROM THIRD STREET Realty Trust Co., T H E S U N S H IN E W A Y Lot 79 County \ttornev Rax ll. Calahan, NORTH It) I NION AVENUE. 141.96 W. T. Field, after the youth had persistently Lot 80 307.63 Notice i hereby given that the conatructhm nf the asphalt paveiltnied any knowledge of Ciuwson M A K E S P O U L T R Y LAY Grunge Heights, Eanforti, Florida. i| ,eni on Third Street from Sanford Av,*. E;»Kt tu Chapman Ave. and rind raid he purchased ihe automo­ L E. White, Lot 10 Nock 3 295.75 un < hapman Ave. front Third Street North to Union Ave. ha* been bile at Terre Haute, Ind. L. E. White, Lot 20 block 3 Try it on your flock und you will tie Pleas Uu*piriou9 uf Appearance 302.86 completed, um| the C0m|.Ktcd work has |**en finally accepted by the L. E, White, Lot 10 block 4 Jordan waj arrested here when t ily Comtm : un of Hie City of Sanford, Florida. 302.85 L, E. White, Lot 20 block 4 officers became aunpiclout of the 302.85 Ilu* following i.i tile cost of paving Third Street from Sanford npit-'erance of the boy nml the rat. Mrs. E. S. Adams— Beg. at N. W. Cor Avenue . ast to Chapman Avenue and .......... an Avenue from Third They found a blood stained suit­ of S. W. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 of N. E. case containing clothing too large .Uriel north tu Union Avenue, 24 feet in width with she net asphalt ott 1*4 of Sec 36 Twp 19 S. R. 30 E. Run JNO* W. Myrtle Ave. and 1th St. for the youth. The car license tag a 6 inch nu-k bate, S. 132 ft. E. 315 ft. N. 132 ft. W. 315 was Identified and a telegram to ISP.t cu yds grading ut 4th-................... $ 739.60 ft. tu Beg..................... . .................. qUwson'x home broil >ht the Infor- JiOJ tin ft concrete curb ami gutter at 76c 290 686.14 ^ )?n 2 HV 51°°* WY DIVIDENDS stlpn that h<* vena driving to 1,825.62 j The above it ml loregoing final assessments are payable In full 232 lin ft flush curb tit 35c ilpfado Spring.'. 81.20 up tu September 1, 1925, and after such date, said assessments will be 12 lin ft granite curb re-set at 15c Jordan told uffious he wtta a B*lnq an 65^ Gram Ration. Is th# mostaco6.30 payable unly in ten equal annual installments with interest at S/i ptfr nomual. a» will « th# burst bAUncrd ^ football star And basket hall eap 3030 gq yd;i mlradain foundation at 8th2,116.00 unmim on all deferred payments. nor*# f##d on th# market. tain 'in an Ohi? high school last 2999 f.*| yds 2 inch sheet asphalt top ut $102 ill i ! y*«. 3.058.98 Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San­ friend of Clawson is expected 127 Eq yd* brick laid flat at 40.',._............. 50.80 ford, Florida, this 29th day of July, A. D. 1925. pM) hero this wook to aid in )U eq yda brick laid on edge at 41c___ 60.10 ------ (SEAL) L.'r . PHILIPS, City Clerk. 651 rq ft concrete ulley returns ut 3 0 c........ 196^0 Uu^ijh. July 39th, A.uiDU.l 6 ; j 4 2Qand 27th. t •*■-*' ^ -sw»;‘ cr - ■ !■ ' Beauty and brains. K IL L E D M A N TO S T E A L IMS A U T O . Y O U T H A D M IT S Dr. Miles’ Tonic V U L C A N IZ IN G SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY C a ALGW1NHORSEFEED mmmm �me mw ui sme oi personal proper-1 S [ASao**’ - ty which has become known a s' Cal., I (ijinii'ie Mansion in “ Benjamin on Sales." . )tjntr which has been The resolution accepting the be state through the jrift and the bill creating the Ju-|Recn -njsmin chapter o f the dnh F. Benjamin Memorial Fund ccnt ,f the Confederacy, will of not more than $10,000 which time Ut I ,, nearly as possible..passed the legislature reads as ,-iisl condition, if the •follows i squn “An Act to niithorizc the State ford the l^-5 legislature rti t • * - • M __ U»wiiiiinuoiuue Participate In Intramural FORD UNIVERSITY 13.—In Stanford Un intramural athletics nr the public, chvm 00 pc ic mate student? at sum ng the year. izlrg that the varsit, i ‘.he various sports nl of tic 1925 legismo« tls* was ted fn* ^ ^un,*s «* ‘ ho H -|jd to re-condition " t;p'enl example ^L—srliitecture and ' itf*wr seif. In doing being preservacres o f ^ irii monument of 'Jf^-spe of Judah F. gfurr of State after K Confederacy, whefij K j threatened his life. gtti* place that the I fguded in making his Iflipt territory, going! yicre he became an enhr of the English lined to the rank of *L It was then that celebrated treatise on Electric Lines Are Run To Oviedo By Public Service C o . curious to see how mill* of Paris grind ■far American heiresses tie opportunity in ConjBXbte’* new picture, •to Love," at the Milane «t Monday. re, is a subdeli Just out £nr school, thought slia d to love. Her flashing (iquant personality had ivoc with the hearts of it boy admirers and she a the fact that she was a three of them at once, rith the appearance of breno in the role of her jho experiences n t'eelmiwt diagnose. It Inip>the true brand of love u'ince had never lenrn- gou, cross-country running, base­ ball or some other sport. In two years he has built up a back­ ground for intercollegiate athlet­ ics which feeds the varsity tanms is helpful to the boys and gives them a Weencr appreciation b f sports. Last year there were t>0 baskethall teams, 17 baseball teams and 3*> track teams. "The average man can play his favorite game," Davis explained. "Competition ii keen enough to stimulate real effort ami we gife' them enough coaching to develop their skill. Vanity and intrrn'jrpl athletics supplement each1 other. Intramural overcome* the criti­ cism __»» of specializing on n few WILKESBARRE, Pa.. Aug. 13. — Hats in the anthracite coal mines on ninny occasions have de­ monstrated that they are the friends o f the miners in giving them warning of approaching danger has resulted in many of the men making pets of them. The average miner hesitates to kill a rat, especially if he is work­ ing in a chamber where caver arclikely to occur or where there is had air or gas. ik k J. G. SHARON Attorney-at-l.aw Will practice in all the court* Examination of Abstracts of l-and Titles given especial attention OtTicca in Seminole County Lank Building You P oor Kid, W hy A re Y ou So Skinny? r-w -r lerm s Americans t T i Hunt fe d S o o n in hi yonr far the grouse ‘ talking. The J ? big shooting thnr teimnc"" in adj£*»Ukcn up sev"■ihhjj Hhave in- Corner of Palmetto Avenue and Fourth Street at $ * ? $ }{} per front foot, terms Corner Elm Avenue Commercial SI « . f c liV‘ cstit*Z L iif1mpn* t u n -m .'1 ""ring j r * « fciO.ilOO. York* Steers h » l trj D,n Abcrwith his n- (vi n ,,,*s been ***» <»f New ,0T r' «re t«. ‘ heir own cs »iaithy Briton* on nut rr‘iuirWsmcn. Freight umi Tax Extra :t.-The Dublin . who have just houses for the ave had -t.-tUO \e houses and ot them in ucize of the fainfamilies of nt h, 10 of 11 perpersona. There »y families of *••living in sindG B L IN D N E S S T doing when you negwatrry, bloodshot, sore l*‘s Golden Eye Lotion try eye disease. Cools, mgthens. Get "Leon« j strong cyei. At all Being the world’s largest builders o f 6-cylin der cars perm its H u d son to give the greatest price advantage, with the finest quality in Hudson history. * . . . ti. I “ the Everywhere it is called ttic it is universal y acknowledged that no car gives like quality, reliability, perform ance and fine appearance w ithin him dreds o f dollars o f its price. . „ „ Garner-Wood ruff Building , v, s s e x World ... i v*s Lcir^i I -in fest ow.. Selling 6 - L . y l i n d e f C a rs IirI u di s o n 1 -E " i»b to, anti i ■ s Fever *Tm*, .UA-<1«I REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS �___ |m h i i m i i u « >ni: > ' u ie Sanford__ Herald , i , ; tmmfmr ntsred *l i w r ’ ifi • » R u f i rrt, t , _n»»M . » Recoad Claw Msitsr. 1*. at tha Poatoflloa orlda i*idar Act of hvhF°'' . fU ltar _UtlANt> I- DRARr. IIOWAHD IIKIICJ . I l l Mavaalla A » « » « n u n s c n i iT io N Rfcaaa '< » it a t f b .... Ona Taar— *7 <i0 HU Month* . »1B0 IJall*«r*i1 in Cltr by Carrlsi, Pjr weak, l«o. Waakly Kdltlon »f *9 par year. _____ ■p k c i a i . Ko t i c r i All obituary n o 'i m , rarrla of thank*. rtsolatlons and notlca* ol antartalR—.«nta whara ehargss ar* uada will b* r"s~ f« r «t regular advertising rat** 'VI M R M nK Il T IIB AfUOC’IATKU l'H R »* Th* Associated Praa* la sselusIvely entitled to »h* use for iblleatioii' of ail hews rtlspstet.es efadltea tn It I or not otherwise eredthl* wiper and *l»o, the in Ited In this I published herein. All rights of'retiuhllcation illeatlon of special dlspateh•a hareln ara also ree*r-ad. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13,1923 Ural r- 1 !r);' m mm HM -“ v j ; I 11 i TI1K HERALD’S PLATFORM 1,— Darner water route to Jackson­ ville 2*—Construction of St. Johna-In* dhin River canal. 3.— Extension of white way. -Extension of local amuacmcnla. —Swimming pool, tennia courts, etc. K,—Augmenting of building procram—house*, hotels, apartment houses. Extension of slreei paring pro­ gram. I ,—Const ruction of boulersrd around l-nk** Monroe. 8.— Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. 8*—Expansion of school system with'provision for Increased fa* cllitles. Before I closed my eyes to dream Your fnco I imaged near— With midnight huir nnd lovely eyes And smiles, my dear, my dear! The very song of all I loved Made melodies in dreams— And you were there with silvered stars. An offering it seems. The song I dreamed changed into flowers, Dissolving into rain— The tears at thought thnt you were gone And might not come again. Life turned to mngio as l woke With day dreams singing too— Tl»* very world, it symphony •Of dreams anti love and you. — Helen Emma Muring, in Muse mid Mirror. -o - IVe should worry about today being tho thirteenth, it isn’t Fri­ day. --------o-------- The fact that some of the Indies do nothing hut chew tho rag does­ n't seem to satisfy their appetite. -------- o-------’ Our office hoy says some of the ladies' gowns an1 wonderful crea­ tions while others are wonderful revelations. —— - o-------- Anyway, Florida doesn't have to worry about tho predicted coni shortage duo to the proposed strike of anthracite miners. Tho Tampa Tribune predicts thnt hy next winter the Indies’ skirt*! will b« up to the censor. Well na far as possible anyway. -o Todny's best laugh: Too ninny person* confuse the "Wedding March" with the "Battle Hymn of The Republic." They are really different. Miami H<.t a UK F it. f f r l l f r , ' ■» .> P* R e alize Big Earnings >• ■■ n ' Sanford ik ’ fiav^ng* k n ‘ exceptionally heavy demand for store rooms. Some new business tries to locate here almost every day But finds it is practically an impossibility to find any vacant quarters in the business section. At no time in Sanford’s history has the need for more store rooms been so keen ns now. About the only way it is possible to find a place in which to do business, is to speak for the location months ahead, and even then, it is hardly possible, for it isn’ t often Sanford tenants move or go out o f business, and hence, few vacancies occur. The new arcade building to he erected at the corner of Sanford Avenue and First Street will relieve the situation considerably with its forty-five stores, but that will not he enough. We are informed many of these store rooms have already been spoken for even though ground has not yet been broken for the building. At the rate Sanford is grow­ ing and at the speed with Which people are moving to the city, every available space in. the business section must he improved with business buildfngs, if this city is to get all the business it is entitled to. There remains plenty of available property In the down­ town districts which can he improved. Instead o f having vacant property which is a continual load on the owner, by the expenditure of a reasonable amount, the same prop­ erty can he made revenue producing, and not only carry itself buf make profits for the owner. Sanford is getting ready for a great winter season. Homes are being constructed with speed and in great num­ bers. New apartment houses are contemplated and under construction. A great effort is being made to provide suit­ able nn«l sufficient accommodations for the tourists, but in ail the rush we must not forget the Importance of providing locations for the business concerns that have their atten­ tion drawn to Sanford. The investor who realizes the opportunity first will be the one who will also realize big earnings. ------------------ o----------------- RULES FOR RIGHT LIVING: —-Let nil blttorneua, nml wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: nnd be ye kind on* to another, tender-hearted, for­ giving one another, even ns God for Christ1* snke hath ifirgivon you. Ephesians 4:31-32. —— —o--------SYMPHONY All night I dreamed a song with words From phrases you had said. The wind played an accompaniment That echoed overhead. r■ i I A Good Tim e For a M otorcade H E A V Y , H E A V Y ,’ H O V E R S O V E R H ip H E A D Hunting Stomach*. Kill at 100 Mile*. >50,500—Worth It.1 BY ARTHUR BRISBANE <C opyrt*fit I l l l ) _________ A ONE-YEAR-OLD filly, daugh­ ter of the great race horse Man-OWar, sold at-public auction for >50,500, breaking all price records for a yearling filly by more than >21.000. The filly as an instrument of gambling is worth it, because horses breed true to a great ex­ tent. Colts front this ninre may be worth >100.000 each or more. It is not so with human beings and their breeding. s\,\\M :", r — a mi /, •0 '/ f • . a A sales man, WAR BETWEEN France and the Riffs goes on with unpleasant details. There is little Improve­ ment in war as you watch it pro­ gressing through the centuries, from the great catapults hurling rocks to swift fliers dropping poi­ son gas. FRENCH AIRMEN swoop down low after dropping nil their boiffil, and open fire on tho Riffs with machine guns. Riff marksmen, excellent shots, bring down an oc­ casional Frenchman from his fly­ ing machine. Not troubled by civilized custom or international usage, when the Riffs capture n French filler one of the proceed­ ing* is “ to burn out the stomach," which they do Ingeniously. This makes it certain that every Frenchman will sell his life as dearly ns possible. He could do thnt, anyhow. AN INVENTION from New Zealnnd sends high explosives through the air in torpedoes guid­ ed by wireless. These air ■torpe­ does operate as do water-borne torpedoes used to destroy battle­ ship* IP at sen. And the New Zealand air tor­ pedo can he launched against an enemy, flying ship, battleship or city one hundred miles away nnd wreck the object ngainst which it is steered hy wireless. The United States should get that invention and i>e ready with it. The motto of this country should be. Be friendly with the whole world. Be ready for the whole world. jo l once polite, effio never-tiring enter your emp|, is also conscicntl trustworthy, anj| gladly work for a fe v V\ \ ' yt * mA N m i ^ < a 2 a mere pittance cents n day. ' His duty in life hi r\ ice, he lives each m 'j Xi iU Sanford in in the limelight nnd must stay there. By the big way in which the Chamber o f Commerce membership ft campaign wns put across, this city has attracted the atten­ tion not only o f the rest of Florida, lint of people throughout ________^ the whole country. Sanford is now being watched by thou­ sands. Depending on developments here in the coming few months, will be the future growth of the city. If Sanford remains in the forefront of activity in Florida hy taking T H E IN S A N IT Y DODGE great strides and by continuing to do things in a big way, TASII'A t im e s there is nothing that can stop it from quickly becoming Florida’s greatest inland city. Investigator* who have set * Now that he ha* been legally themselves the tu.*K of finding out adjudged of unsound rniml he has Everybody is busy. Business here is ns good as it was why crime flourishes in America changed that rniml again, and now last winter. Few seem to have time to play golf or to take need look no further than the Bus- he declare.* that he is as sane aa vacations. Developments in the growth of the city are com­ sell Scott insanity (rearing, recent- anyone. This may lie a sign that j ly ended in Chicago. The case is |he is not so. Still it is got the ing thick and fast. However, The Herald would like to sug­ EDWARD RECTOR, n Chicago ! typical of a condition everywhere idea that most people in this coungest that a group of lending business men and leaders in the . . civic life of the city, take the necessary time to make a tour patent lawyer, leave* >2,300,000 to iprevading the administration of try hold. education. Important and inter- criminal law in America. It would not be surprising it of,t the state for the purpose of seeing what is, going on in I esting, he establishes annual The insanity dodge in Scott's , Scott's mind weakened under, the •i, , - r„7 —, other rapidly growing Morula communities, and to get ideas .|scholarships for .every school ........... . .... . . . . high „v„ „ u, case happen* to have been more, ordeal through which he has been. in the state of Indiana. That’s a belatedly and brazenly employed Probably few victims of capital which might he put into effect here. Five or six automobiles taking twenty-live or thirty San . |fine bequest hy a first class Amcr- than in most. Insanity was not |punishment have ,approached their citizen. Ioffered a* a defense in Scott’s doom in no entirely rational frame ford men could in a few days visit Lakeland. Tampa, St. ieun Work while you live and leave [original trial on a charge of killing 1of mind. But when it come.* to Petersburg, Sarasota, cross the Connor’s Highway and visit your money when you dieto help.a man. After he was sentenced that, no person who commits a West Palm Beach and Miami. If nothing wns seen to give the public sehuol system, ami you to hang his friends exhausted ev- crime such as Scott is charged new inspiration, if no new ideas developed, Sanford would be rice11 tint worry about the future ery effort to obtain commutm ion with can be accounted in his right of his sentence. After these had mind. the recipient o f much in the way o f advertising caused by of tile United States. It is all tied up in the public and only then, was it doThere is a clinical air about the the motorcade. Doubtless it would be given prominence in school j, the children nml the teach­ failed, tided that he must be crazy. Alien- Scott defense thnt is' enough to tiie state papers, and certainly those places visited would er* of tho-e schools. ists were employed, and it wns make one despair of American know that Sanford is on the alert. proven by them that he lias h o-. justice. It is ns if Scott’s hired HEALTH AUTHORITIES in j coin* come insane ipsatie as a* a result of his long defenders, lawyers and ant alienists, The Herald would like to see some action taken by the trying to JtVlI'i'tjt tegt. Uu'tu UuvJU'st. alums J confinement in jail. Even the prisknew that they were .Cbumber of Commerce in ihw forming o f i»-motuniMle-ot^ this replacing them with low priced Toner Joner reneneu rehelled nt at nrsi first against tnta this circumvent justice, justice. Tl ihe jury has kind within the next few weeks. Everyone in Sanford is flats, American style. A meeting' subterfuge. But after he had seen decided Scott crazy, but those jubusy now, but is doing nothing compared with what he will called by the ministry of health j his lawyers he changed his mind, rors or anybody else, will have a be doing later in the year. This is the time for such a stunt at I.inienouse is blown up by the [“ Yes, I’m crazy," he told newspa- ban! time convincing the country slum dwellers. They shout "liar *» per reporters after this interview. that he is any crazier than many to he pulled nnd much o f a delay would mean no tour at all. Nineteen anotheijr poor, friendless devil who at witnesses describing the hor­ "1 am stark crazy. ---------------- o-----------------rible conditions under which th^y months in this place is enough to ha* been hustled off to the galTHE MAN WHO comes to Florida on the rods of a live, nml say they want no change. drive any man nutty." low or the chair. pnflflengcr train, flat broke with the expectation of being That's the trouble. When you mot at the depot with a brass band and being escorted to seek to improve condition* in pig M O N E Y MAD a location where he can pluck dollars o ff the trees and loll pen or slums, you must change the character of your pig* and MACON TELEGRAPH in the shade in a hammock has another guess coming. The J’our slum dwellers before you state needs workers and good citizens who expect to locate can make tin* change. Mary l/mise Spar, the "Cinder­ victed in Tennessee of violating and grow up with the best state in the Union, hut idlers ella" who made the life of Edward the nnti-cvolntion law. THE HUNDRED greatest stat­ with empty pockets will not find the state the bonanza they Movie him es, chnutauquns, vau­ W. Browning, the millionaire New deville circiiit-, burlesque houses, I(link it is. Florida is being built anil improved by hustlers esmen thut the world has over known, brought back tn life and York realtor, miserable, is back lecture huream and what not have who are taking advantage o f the hundreds of opportunities put to work in the Congo region with her family, wearing the Paris pelted him with offers to capitalize I offered for making a good, clean living. Those who have for a hundred years, couldn't in gown* nml tho pearl ropes he the publiciu which has been given already made their fortune elsewhere will find the state an that time, make out of the Congo bought her. Mr. Browning has "re­ him. A New York theatrical mana­ ideal place in which to take life easy on account of its natives any thing hut CONGO ger. wired him as follows (we NATIVES, about as they are now. pudiated" her, with the advice and joint the wire because it is typical mild climate and wonderful scenery, and best of all, its ex­ You remember how many of consent of the district attorney of of New York theatrical managers): cellent health conditions.— Times-Union. the black slaves rebelled against the Classified colj the Sanford Her his Phone Numb J B each Properl IS SC A R C E AND GETTING SCARCER A L L THE TIME YOU WILL HAVE TO BAY PER FOOT INI VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PEll NOW Smyrna Be: For Further Information. Call at Montezuma Hotel. I— H. II SC H U LT E R E A L T Y CO,id M AKli RESERVATION EARLY L oyalty T o A G ood O b je ct "Am thoroughly indignant at freedom, nlso how many white Queens County. But our little Mnry A person can accomplish good results by loyalty t' women rebelled against woman is not to pa s out of the limelight ridiculous nml unjust verdict ren­ good object. Select the object open an acionn • so easily. She is writing the "story dered against you. As an American M Y F A V O R IT E STO RIES suffrage. the SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK and then make of her life." Wo quote, from this citizen I gladly offer you Imme­ By IRVIN S. COBB regular habit to deposit weekly or monthly. interesting document, as it is diate contract and guarantee you THERE IS GREAT power in Fifty millions of printed in Mr. ilearst's enlighten­ $1,000 a week for ten weeks for The time was ill Ihe curly hours | "Mish’ Night Clerk." said the confidence. ing journal in this State: public appearance* four times each of a new day; the place was the Iguest in a courteous hut firm vmice, Americans are insured for sixty•I Per Cent Interest Bait! On Saving* Accou> “ I don’t know how much harm day to explain your theories of ev­ four thousand millions of dollars. lobby of a hotel on a downtown 1“ I repeat—mush nozzer If they ail died at once, there he has done me, hut i want my olution Is-fore tolerant and fair uusido street in New York; the prin-1room." revenge. I want to do two thing* j dicnees. vipal character was a well-dressed ’'Isn't Ihe room I gave vnu enm- wouldn't he in all the world enough to Edward VV. Browning. I want Mr. Scope* smiled at the offer. gentleman in an alcoholic fog, who. fortablu ?" parleyed the function- money to pay the insurance hill to have him legally punished for Hut. the fifty millions know that He hasn't a hundred dollars to his Franklin I'. Adams in the New had come in and registered for wiry. trying in every sanctimonious way York World quote* Cardinal lias- the night a few minutes earlier,! "Sheenis lie perf'ly so." admitted wlien they die their sixty-four to work evil against me. And i name, but he tinned down an offer thousand millions will he paid beof >10,1)00, although his ambition Now, half dressed, he descended the transient. 'Nev'lcss, mush ash quet as follows, "I walked in tinwant to help to get little Dorothy Is to take a three-year post-grad­ cause they die one nt a time. park behind a woman whose dress tiie stairway to the second floor Is- moved ’mediately." Sunshine away from him before uate coiir-e at John Hopkins, He "Well, what's tin- matter with was cut indescribably low in the 1and stood swaying sliglilh in front j she gets to the age when *he also has no jab for next year; he has ( ’mitemporary Comment back. I failed absolutely to see any­ of the desk. your room? " demanded tlu- peatcrSTRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS J will come under his baleful influ- no job for next year: lie has no thing beautiful about her spine. 1 "Mlsh Night Clerk," he said po­ ed clerk. [ ence. money in his pockets, if he has to The stranger bent forward, and cannot sen how any woman's spine litely hot thickly. "I'll 'ave reipiesh And any woman chii tell you if Such sweet and noble aspirations! , with the air of imparting a secret you "save the surface you save all" And Mary is getting $500 for writ­ jiny the fine Judge Raulston im­ can be a beautiful study." Well of you gimme ’nozzer room." Well, sir, stilled Hie clerk, addressed the clerk in a husky half the hint* about getting old.—Ark­ ing that sort of trash. We turn posed, he will have to borrow it. course, if the churchman ha* never We may not admire Mr. Scopes’ studied the subject, thnt does make 1 e're a little crowded. 1 don't know whisper: ansas Democrat. from the picture to a modest young teachings, but ail of us can join "It you mush know, my room's a difference in the point of view whether I could hill vmi iminc Kentuckian who held the spotlight in admiration of bis one contempt * hut then there’s this much to add dintely. It’* pretty late you know." on fire!" \ New Yorker advertised for a before our little Mary grabbed it. for money and the cheapest sort j[ --------- I ost tiger. It wasn’t a blind tiger, —there’s no law in the land thnt W rig h t, W arlow and Compar His name is Scopes! He was con- of prostitution of his notoriety. ■ compelled him to walk Is-himl the not if it were lost in New York.— EDISON A T LUNCHEON Indy In question. Spartanburg Sun. FROM (‘01,1,1 EltS M cADOO A N D T H E B R Y A N M A N T L E ---------o--------------------o —— a Arc Now Receiving Application I'of Now conies the time of year Some doctors couldn't cure a CHICAGO EVENING POST Thomn* A. Edison had come roitnes*. the problem of her fam­ when the fool wh<» likes to jiretend ham,—Milwaukee Wisconsin. home from his five hours of morn­ ous husband's deafness, that lie's drowning has the time And nme lawyers couldn't try it ing work in the laboratory. It is ns yet too early to tell the dead leader. A cereal and a plate of grata**— of his life.— Miami Tribune. case of lard.—Scranton register. whether the passing of William But lie wasn't interested in food these were the mam Items in the ” alsh of Montana may bo reck­ ---------o --------And some piunists couldn't play —not a bit. A smile of greeting Jennlny* Bryan will mean the com­ oned ns out of the running with noon meal of the man who, at the Plumber* in convention ask the plete surrender of the Democratic a line of hose. — Moldie Register. political element which has taken Anti some anglers couldn't cast (It wns more of a twinkle) flash­ age of nearly four-score years, public to stoji kidding them. But party machinery to that element a ed into the alert eyes under the works from fourteen to fifteen what would happen to the plum- which, in the l‘J2l convention was no pains to conceal its militant u shoe.—Youngstown Telegram. on Improved Huslness and Residential l,r°f her* if people took them seriously? headed by Franklin Roosevelt and Protestantism. Of all the Demo­ And .sorno hunters couldn't shoot heavy, iron-gray brows, and his hours each day. crats, big and small, there is only jarge head with its i uni pled gray The luncheon conversation that — Miami Tribune. the chute.—Detroit Free Press. in Sanford Gov. Alfred Smith of New York, one who has shown enough of the Anti some shoe clerks couldn't hair nodded with a kind of vague1had languished was resumed as the tho Moores of Ohio, a somewhat qualities of leadership to carry the u eheeriness. For a moment he stood great inventor set himself mechan­ Shorter day for working women nioof Taggart of Indiana nnd Geo. shoq a chicken.—Houston PostFunds immediately available Stlbjfti to t» looking at us one might almost ically the task of eating, lie is urged. Someon • i* so unkind to I',, Brennan <>i ( hicago, Pertain Bryan mantle with dignity. Dispatch. examination. He is William Gibbs McAdoo. A i J J say jH'ering—nml then lie stepped took no jiart In toe table talk. Tho suggest that this step is being tak­ And some hookworms couldn't over to Mr, Edison, His move conversation interested him. up- en so they can talk longer.—Fay­ it is. however, that the Southern f'ir more practical politician than u hook anybody.— Phil Armstrong. and must find the dead Nebraskan, m there is.* that ■ Western Democrats , - — r- ...... »n • »■« And somu pugilists couldn't box nnnts »re always abrupt—not jmrently. ns little as did the food. etteville Observer. APPLICATIONS FO R A P P R A IS A L S Jerky, but intent. With the eager­ hL> ......... lli" ‘ which does not alw ay s On several occasions Mrs. Edison a compass. ness of a boy he readied toward Bryan quality of deep nod h° U 0r thir' carr>* thl‘ Hryati dec reached over and retailed bits of --------- o --------The Democrats should bury some ^ SEE the little stuck of iihotograjih* she the convei at ion mto Ids ear, which of their leaders, says The Knox­ ty years mid more gave utterance and militant sincereity. He is of to and fought for so many of their much the same crusader type, how­ The brakes wore evidently not was holding uji. be automatically cupped toward ville Journal. Isn’t it satisfied with political ideals and sentiment*. in proper adjustment and she was ever, mid he has the advantage of it wns a collection of intimate D uB O SE A N I) H O LLE R There i* a paucity of material service us a Bryan-indorsed esndi-! unable to bring her car to a stop pictures, which he had been ex i *J. Uis eyes wandered across the the Inst two quadrennial land­ | table at such times with a forced slides?—Sjinrtutiliurg Sun. from which to make the selection. date in n Democratic convention! at the curb. It mounted the curl), porting for several days from De-, smile of interest, but exi-ent for REALTORS ---------o--------Carter Glass of Virginia ha* won which tested the loyalty of hi* m ..............i l : ........ w ........ ,, , r which la uliout 155 inches high at Hot of Mrs Edison and himself perfunctory words, he 1never1 spoke, Speaking of red-blooded Amer­ renown as an expert on Federal praying, weeping and swearing fol-1 thi* point, crossed tha sidewalk, and the family of Henry l ord. here was no suggestion ..f b o r e - icans, one is constrained to re- finance, but he has 112 Bark Avenue and struck a heavy iron column. . . . . . , , ---- neither the lower* to the utmost. l.u on with the meal, please, dom in his detachment or of jmt- I mark thnt a nation buying 70 | K *r| personality nor the jioliticnl skill —Okfulkne County (Ohio) News. So it is utmost a certainty that ■■siansnsisa if he has anything else to ronnge in Ids smile. He was just [cent closed cars shows signs of. to fill the Bryan shoes. The B IS B S S IIB X S IB S IB B V S U V ""* 11" Wc would not he interested in no: other;the i-dinner* of the Moses of peace i >ery much absorbed man. t o o ‘ a n em ia . —Shreveport Journal. liryun, Charles W. stein# a cur mount that curb, but Bryan, Ciiuries W must develop prohibition and progressive DenmWith something of a sigh he may with other matters to have hga no job for jext year; he has no finally laid the pictures away, and lime for commonplace* many more of ins faumus brother’.* cr.ny will Turn to McAdoo for CANDIDATES SCARCE—head­ tol-nl* if he i* to be considered guidance through the Red sea of THE BUSINESS OF RUNNING A HOME Hr—Judd Lewi* in Houston Post- took the chair Mrs. Edison hud Then quite suddenly |„. push­ line. Tho rare cujition comes from EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS. Dispatch. Judd, that's the unkind- drawn up very dose to her left S*n- alcoholic libcralUm. if he fall*. fcft remark of all, umj we ho|>e side. After nearly forty years of ed hack his chair. Wq|, another Tho Rockwood Times ami not, ns afor Harrison of Mississippi stars their political plight will be worse ysu’ll have to wenr colored glns t- married life his wife has learned smile and a r.td he \vu* gone Edi­ might be imagined, from The in a tirade ngainst his Republican than that of the Israelites before son s business of eating was over Promised Land (inxcttc.—Nnsh- political enemies but ha* shown et, uftn'r llgd. THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS TIIE S00N£ the deliverance from Egyptian bon­ In Volvo, with nil imionsplcoua ltd- —until evening. villc Danner. little of the constructive ability of dage. WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. S e m i n o l e ( l[o u n lij]!) a n Sanford,Fla. I First Mortgage Loans "f i m r3 •y , r- ■. �*?7i ‘tv*; SSP?*r m 'W W . T ill ffH KH • o ffic e 148 MISS KATH RYN WILKEY, Society Editor. icial llen d a t fc*****?l will enter- i ^^noring Miss at Jw* on 1I0,‘ Theodore Dunn, eon of Mr and Mrs. W. V. Dunn, of I,nke Mnry, left Friday for Boston, Mass., to accept n position ns assistant to the chemist with the Plymouth Co. Mr. Dunn is a graduate of thu Sanford High School and has the best wishes of his many friends in this community. As n coincidence, the owner and m an ager o f th e P ly m ou th Co., is Personals Talented Violinist Locke Meriwether leave) today for various points in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Davis leave today to spend a week in Miami. J. H McRae, of Binck-hear. On., is in Sanford on business for two weeks. a well k known i New England busi­ ness man,.;Frank and he mmi.. :*■i«ntv Evans, uvmn, ana ne * > »* wlU 'Tivcning at 8 too was rnbed in Lake Mary and of Mr. and Sanford. Mr. Evans is an ardent booster of Seminole county, and has a winter homo here, lie also numerous investments through fOrapeville has out the county. Being favorably im pressed w ith Mr. D unn’s high is visiting ch aracter and a b ility , he chose him home at Fort to fill th is p osition fr o m a large , , last week with Msmil Tolar Wand Beach. ST snd brothers, Theodore were caUIthe homes of BarH G. Lundquist. Pierson while car, fut»r, Mrs. Nooses * railed at the homes iu WillUn s ami Mrs. Friday. . tmly and Emil jf'this place. Mr. and tj, Mrs. Bongs ton and j i of Windermere, picr at Palm Fpringa. Clark asks to be expwaching this m onth that he may have a *t rested up. Sunday as usual ut 2:30 p. 1 T E L E P H O N E :— Beg. 428-J. T h eod oreD u n n L eaves F o r B oston Friday f,,nt'onint'1\V P c**!ler fRl>n„L P It is predicted by the depa > «■ « that the receipts at the department 9 will increase about 25 per cent dur­ __ ting the next biennium, baaing the ■ iim T »i vSf —• jir i >. n h fj prediction bn the inirease of the L • , ,, Inter- past two year!. BERLIN, A wn ,13,—The . ., :< J •' 1'* 1 ! i K' t i Best profit paylnjr Rrocery In Sanford nhtional Police Contarence in New i\ MUX TV Jl'IMIK’ S lUl'IIT. Co -fTiI?1 Fi.imiiiA. Can be bandied by man and wife. Expense of doing-: cm u m , York recently fulfilled its object s m m m . H In Its K o r n , o f business less than ahy store in Seminole county d o in g . beyond expectations, in the opin­ Jrn nlf I‘ r«"Vntt, dereasosl. Notice Is h ereb y a l v e n to nil same business. ion of Colonel Kuenzer, of the whom It mni cm irern that I. ■ Berlin police department. In ad­ Klll.ee, ex ecu tor o f th e e st a t e o f Jennie Prevail, iteceasetl. w ill on Henson for selling— Owners has other interest dition to furnishing many helpful the tlth Ony of Septemher. 1915. sell requiring all of their time. at inihllc «iit rry In flenevn. V lorhla. ideas and suggestions, he said, it t h - salil land Is situated, the supplied the much-felt want of Where fnlli.s'lriK denerthed real es t a t e In S W . C . HARTLINE, Prop. putting the police chiefs of the sain county, t o - w lt : „ . The West Muir ( \ V '4 ) Ilf the Kant entire world in close touch with H alf ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M a ia B iB iH H a u M U B a a M M H H H H K u a u a a a a B " H '.'j t o f the S o u th w e s t Q ua rter each other. (SM I,) of ihe Sou th w est Q uarter Colonel Kuenzer praised the <N\V\) le e . W es t T h ir t y - fiv e New York department and Com­ c w . a u I.Ink-. Section 15. T o w n s h i p a B B B a a a a a a a B B a B a B iB B B a a a B B B a a a a a a a B a n a m a a m n m South. llatiKe S3 Knst. C on ta in in g missioner Enright nnd ndded that SO B ■ Nine (!*) Acres m ore o r less. nothing ever had made such a Witness my hand this th e 10th B deep impression upon his official da y of August. A. t>., 1SS5. KII.UGK. „ , heart as the parade of New Mx ecu Io r K ofII. the e st a t e o f Jennie York’s “ finest.” Preva il. _________ . . . _________ ■ _____ ____ L---------- terna on al C d it erei id , hNE A. Raf- t " ednesday ln Daytona Jicef fecess L ak e M a ry - WEST Lake Front S. Baumel has returned from a short stay in Tampa and St. Pe­ tersburg. PROPERTY C H IR O P R A C T IC flltilf , „ Ve tu rnedT rnm t h '- P#ck’- ,r '' r i , u .t .i n U M T *h,‘ ir w * j t n p to P°m ls m Tennessee. num ber o f a p p lica n ts. vm ■ '*1 A t a R easonable P rice RESTORES If you are weak nr In a d o w n condition, chir op r a c tic lustinents will r .s io r e y o u r ural vitality. It rebuild* constit ution. HtreiiKthens n erv ous system and m a k es v igorou s. 1 Evans Spenser lias returned from Palmetto where he was the guest of his uncle for several 'lays. E. F. L A N E run ad* nat­ th o tho you REALTOR \ ila tu / v George Bushncll of Okeechobee, Mrs. Cecil Frisbee and Mrs. Ot­ Miss Mary Stoinnff of this city, spent the week end here with his Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 restonerfeaM i to Dumas have returned from a who has been the recipient of much family. First National Baak Building. i ________ _ _ _ _ _ “ Yo ur s for H ealth ’* Mr. Murkell left n few days ago pleasant visit in St. Petersburg. praise for performance at a num­ ■ ber er nf concerts given here nnd at i on n business trip to Chicago and ... SA LE S FORCE ■ D r. VV. E. M acD ougall other points. Miss Ann Robson left for Jack- Orlando (luting the past year, will ! • leave this week for New York Itimniw :n»7-:u»s F l m t % it 11 mi n I finnfe tiullilltiic M. M. STEW ART D O U G L A S K IN G | Theodoro Dunn left Friday to X s t .^Utle m L m" *p ,thc where she will resume her studies ■ i|t*nr*. ti» 12 a n d 2 t<» f> a n d l»y spend the summer in Boston, Mass.;*1***1 of htt,° Mi?r Mar»’ taster. in violin. I f ll B I B I I I I fln iB I B U f la flllB I B I I B I B B n iX B I B B H ia B a B M with Frank Evans. .. Marsh all (s , - * -, , .I Mrs. 0. A. Marshall *. spending .imuiiMK Somo of Lake Mary s more pro-'several days in Oviedo n. the guest BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaflBBIBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBflflBBBflll gressive citizens have joined the (1f |u*r .laughter, Mrs. R, \v. U w - Ft. Lauderdale Plans Sanford Chamber of Commerce in ton. To Organize Club O f the big drive for "A Better San­ ford." Mr. S'. Robbins left Tuesday to University Men Soon MNaiBIBflflBBBBBBBBBIflBBflBBBflBBBBBflBaBBBBBBBBIBBaa ■ a C. D. Green of Sanford, with spend some time in St. Petersburg his family have moved into their m- the guest of friends and reinFORT LAUDERDALE, Aug. 13. new home on First Street, which lives. Plans are muter way for the or­ 128 Feet they purchased recently from A.) --------ganization of a university club in Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property Mrs. W. P. Fields left Wednes- this city whose charter memberiJqaist and family nto- E. Sjoblolm. We are glad to wetday for Orlando when she will ship is expected to total more than lv Hill to the home of come them to our community. Severnl people have bought lots treatments nt the hospital 100. Preliminary teps have been ^ Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two stores that In, Edwin Peterson on taken nt a meeting at which 70 ! b S tt the young folks en- in the last few days with the in­ there. men from colleges throughout the i the ocean. John and tention of building homes in the corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can lie pur­ We are permanently located in Sanford Miss Dorothy Ray returned Wed United State- were in attendance. their “skeeter” to sec near future where they can have chased at $7ii.OO a front foot on easy terms. electric lights, a good water sys­ nesday afternoon from Asheville, J. S. Ryan, of Perdue, was chos­ Elmer, where she has been spending seve­ en temporary president, nnd F. B. irdick, Mrs. Barney tem and high building sites. OUR SALES FORCE arc EXPERTS J, young folks spent Bradshaw, of the University of One of the latest improvements ral weeks. (rnoon at the home of here is the fine two story brick Missouri, temporary secretary. A Wo guarantee Satisfaction. r Mrs. A. C. Williams returned committee was appointed to draw sain, it being the fif- building, now under construction 60 Feet Wednesday night from a delightful up a constitution and ln-laws nnd 3 Uy of their niece, Miss for A. E. Sjoblolm, which when Cake and ice cream completed would do credit t" a visit with relatives and friends In to make plans for having the ctuh.u If you havo Property you want sold— List It with us Barnwell’s birth- town of much larger size than Savannah, Ga. incorporated under the state laws. ■ Between First and Second Streets on Sanford Avenue nnd kiss it good-bye. ilay. Universities and colleges repre- a I Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Maxwell seated were Missouri. Illinois, Cor- J ill be the 89th birth- U kc Mary’________________ At SGI0.00 per front foot. Ballinger. lie came LIBRARY STORY HOUR [ spent yesterday in Sanford, return* noil, Michigan, Yale, Barmouth, " A ‘ years ago and has The young folks greatly enjoy- 'ntr tl> Daytona Reach last night Perdue, Chicago, Columbia, Cola active life, but lnte- cd the Story Hour held by Mrs. where they have a cottage. 'gate, Kansas, Mercer. Georgia, trippling him. We F. S. Vernay last week, when In\f Georgia Tech, Kentucky. Florida, J. 11. Cowan left yesterday for ! Pennsylvania. Cincinnati, Indiana, n friends who cannot dian legends of Florida and other him, will kindly re- interesting numbers were given. Coronado Reach where lie will he Albatna, University >*f Lnnn, Wy­ 116 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. i card he will be Those who assisted were Jane the guest of his daughter, Mrs. oming, Virginia Polytechnic Insti­ L Through tho kind- Sharon, Richard Smith, Margaret Ben Monroe for several days. tute, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, R llllllia iX I I B ia illlR I S lia iZ B I B B S B I lB I B B I lI B I I B I I Jiors he is still aide Vernay, Eloise Winn and Kathe­ Worchesler, Carlisle, Oglethorpe. It. \V. Pearman, Jr., and D. !L Stetson. Rite and Pittsburgh, isy school in which rine Fuqua. Sanford 210 2 F ir s t S t. Realtors. at interest. I’ rabaMiss Helen Vernay will take MacF irland are spending today in ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU W HAT THE RO­ tf the oldest nupet- charge this week, and all are in­ Orlando, attending a meeting in i i s i m i n s i M i i i i i M i i i i m i i m i i B i i i i i B i a i a i i B i i l Large Number Cars MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU.____________ • the interest of the Chamber of 4e state, vited to he present. Commerce. Jtrgquist of Fort Cross Dandy Bridge a i i i i i i i i i i u o i i i i i i i x i B z n i i n t i i a a i i i i B i i i i n i a i x i i i M • B m i u x u a B i i i i B i B M B X B B X B i B i i i n B B i B B i a i B a a a r t Farespaiue t’> a teleE. K. Foster of Jacksonville-'aramthtrsf iTmvucai BBBHBaWBBMBflBflBBBriBBBBBa Itt T!» rived Wednesday to accompany Ilia of Tampa spent a ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. IT— little daughter, Mary Foster home, An avci age "l one car every Its here the li.it of the ■ X t i to see their siiter, wh has been the guest of little ‘ Sl, m,|s i-ros-es Gnndv Bridge liejLtuhiuibt. If all gees Miss Ann Robson. tween the hours of seven a. m. and |l*i to return h ime seven p. in,, according to a check Itrnulii-Laughton ho?I Th smaller the town the more record made by official* of the Itnd of the second eonipatn. Dining the seven days] it needs big men. d Mrs. I.undqutst upthat the cars were counted I'J.a-'oj much the beautiful cars w re checked. Th*' traffu in w friends during lief each diii'ction was about equal The M rs. Claire Everette liiiiiilv average was 150 ears. N'^ht !*ln(Mif(irf <* T«*ur hi*r if living, mill MnuliiiC traffi i - e-tiniated nt |>*'r >''Ut b with the United J of the day. Sunday was the day V.ilunld** »■ ir**•»-* in mnil«rn ah nt run out o f ; h Kmum r i i - ' i t frniii t*Irmentnry of heaviest travel with 2 , 1 ma­ tu (|i. Lh.lii-^t Mtnhdiiril. HUmc everything on. chines. .Saturday had the minimum l>li*|ih«*nr A«1S-W «t|fl (in 1% i i i ' . of traffic with 1,339 machine'. 1 G H IR D P R A G T I Allen & Brent ** A T A U C T IO N LS m r] A LLEN AND BRENT jj Britt-Cliittenden Realty Company, Inc. j M1LANE- FRIDAY ltd Avenue I H We H a v e it I78-W a Nwlt W ater fn a n jo TUTTLt hve a n d ^ Snapper 25clb, ‘ m . “ d Fryers iBicynheie in the city, BMBIBBBBBBBBBtlBBIBMBBMBB """• B iiim iH iiiia m iH iiiiiiiiiiiii ■ ■I It’ s L ovely — It’ s P u re ADY GREY Lxquisite T oiletries T O IL E T |E p(Wi)KU '*• I W ATER i SHAM POO LEM ON J S H E E T S - - O n e Case of 81x90 Sheets size, so ft ' U L it finished sheeting. * ‘ - .. _. . * [ i 1-2 Price M E N ’S ST R A W H A T S 1-2 Price Warehouse Property 104 feet on Laurel with 117 trackage on Com m ercial Street. This property has some buildings on it suitable for many purposes, T his prop- Only 2 dozen straw s to close out— Panam a, Swiss and Braided straws. All sizes. Special .V5.00 Huts t o r ................................................ $5.50 Hats f o r ............................................... $1.75 $3.00 Hats f o r ................................................ $1.50 erty now priced at $16,500. : ■ ■ ill i if $1.00 Each gain. s Vn, A i % 'M , % t 1 ■ *■ \\ c have other attractive proposition s to offer. le Quality Shop Hark Avenue. ■■■■BtBBBBBBBBBBBBWBIBBIBBBBBB bbbmhh Th e Y o w e l l II. SCRUGGS Masonic Temple or Hotel Montezuma j nj .! L O T IO N ;ir Prices— Highest quality. ■mi . <; 75c Suit Bought for Special Sale. No seam s. L a rge Good value fo r $1.50. Sale price S atu rday. 0(j feet fron t just o ff First Street and Sanford Avenue in the path of imme­ d i a t e development for $275 per foot. This is a corner piece o f property and is a bar­ . » |L Fine quality pajam a chock. A ll well m ade, cut full. E xtra g o o d values for $ 1 .00. 80 to 40 one day sale. ^ V PERFUM E CREAM |LSIU.\(; CREAM ■*0pul vi and marketed at once. Joe lb. Rouge *\ Avenue now available fo r 885,000, first payment and terms attractive, th is G a high class property in the heart o f resi­ dential developm ent and can be platted m 25c lb. •* 9 21 Dozen M en’s Union Suits 49 aC|'L>s fron tin g 1on Sanford and Geneva |h Nalt Waler LVew The Scruggs Realty Company Offers Some High Grade Property & 25c m? a ■ [sstiYoultry Trout H .Vallet I 3 E X T R A S P E C IA L S FO R O N E D A Y It" d1 aturday 1 ft’sFish & Market m i Co m p a n y X M m i M v x v xi inmi i l i l M I I M H M m H i m m m i M I H I l l l W W M H H M I M U l i H I I I I I H I I U l i i M U M B I U 8 �• •>_ !'».*•*/* ' u n Li i / i t f i r » t « o i K / R ' ! f r r f T H E SA N F O R D H ERALD TH U RSD AY, AU G UST 13, 1925 T oreador Beat St. Petersburg t ! PITTSBURG W I NS Pete Errors, Gives Sanford Five to Two V ictory FROM NEW YORK K e lly D oes M ound Team Returns Home Today For .'I Games Here With Saints; Play Tampa Next Dumas obtained 4 hits In f> trips to the plate including two doubles and a .pair o f singles. Ills double tn tho fifth scored Culbert and Kelly for tho first two Sanford runs, overcoming the one run lend tho Saints obtained in the third on a base on bnlls. stolon base and a single. Alford’s double in the eighth drove in McQue nnd Culbert with another pair of runs nnd Dumm scored on Doyle’s error in the ninth for tho other. Brower gave up eight hit*, thieo of which wore two ba te I, while Kelly hud only one bad Inning, the eighth, when a doubie by Mitchell, Brown’s single nnd Doyle’s dou­ ble gave tho Saints their finul run. Manager George Block announc­ ed that the Ha'.nt’s pitching stuff would be strengthened tonight with the addition of a right hand hurler, Harry Staggs, frr.n Terre Haute, Ind. ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 15.— Sanford broke the .Saints’ three game winning streak by taking tho last game of the series here Wed­ nesday, B to 2. Timely hitting by Dumas nnd Alford and three er­ ror* by St. Petersburg w»*n res­ ponsible for the Cetorymcn’s vic­ tory. The Box Score SANFORD All R II PO A K Dumas, if............. 6 1 4 I 1 0 TVeatherby, 2b, 3 0 11 3 I 0 Ffliibo, *«. „ „ .. 5 0 1 1 5 1 M:Que. 3b. .. .. •/ u n 2 1 0 Bailey, lb......... 2 1 O 13 I 0 Kidtl, rf. _______ 4 0 l l 0 I) Culbert, cf.........4 2 1 1 0 0 'Alford, c . ......... 4 u 1 4 2 0 Kelly, p............... 3 1 0 1 1 0 Totals .. ft2 5 H 27 15 s a in t s a b rr h r o a Allen, «s.............. 5 1) O 2 3 Messnor, 3b....... 3 10 3 2 Mitchell, rf. .. .. 3 12 I I Drown, cf. „ .. 3 O1 3 0 Doyle, 2b. „ .. .. ft 0 I 3 3 Barnes, lb. „ .. 4 0 1 '.I 1 Cox, If...................1 0 I 11 0 Morris, If. „ .. 0 OO 0 0 Besse, c. . . . . . . 4 0 1 0 0 Brower, p......... 2 0 0 0 5 Hewitt, x............ 1 0 0 0 0 Shannon, xx .. ..1 0 1 0 0 TAMPA, Aug. 13,—'Tho League IeadinK Smoker* won ti e deciding o HI IT H I? TUPT?I? game of the series fron. Lakelandj U U 1 U 1 1 i l l l l j l j hem Wednesday afternoon in n 12-1 inning battle by a l to 3 score. Swede Swanson pit. hod n mas­ terful game, giving tip only six scattered hits, but was given very poor support by his infield which Pirate* Now Lend National wns guilty of seven errors. Only League Champions By Five one of the Lakeland run.1: was earn­ and Half Games; Dodgers ed. George Cusack had his long Bent Ileds; Cards Take 2 string of wins broken when ho PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1.1.— Pitts­ wns charged with this defeat. Ho burgh made it two out of three in gave up thirteen hits out managed series with New York by winning to keep them so w*H featured Wednesday, 5 to 3, and now lead that the Smokers could renr.* only the champions in tho National in the first inning ur.til they put League flag race by five and or.c- their winning run with one cut in the twelfth. lmlf games. The Box Score Ydo wns hit hard, the Giants AH R II PO A collecting 12 safeties, but poor LAKELAND Buckley, ss........It 0 It 2 1 hare running in tho fourth inning nullified three successive hits. Kowalski, 2 b. .. 5 0 0 3 4 .. . 5 0 2 ft O Jackson hit n homo run in the Welch, If. Thorhum. ef.-rf. 5 o o 3 <) sixth with none on hnsc. Edwards, Ib.c. .. 5 I 0 10 1 The Box Score Williams, 3b. .. 6 1 2 2 1 NEW YORK AB R II PO A E Surface, rf........ ft 0 1 1 1 Ifere’s Kudoifitc) Ganna, 7 son of Southworth, ef. 5 1 0 1 0 0 Brazier, ef........ 2 0 0 3 0 tiu* richest bull tighter in nil Mex­ Frisch, 3b........ 5 1 2 0 3 0 Francis, c......... ft 0 0 5 0 ico. Rudolfito rwears that lie, too, Young, rf......... 4 0 3 4 0 0 Doyle, lb........... 1 0 0 1 0 will he a toreador when he 13 a Meuse I, If......... 3 0 1 2 0 0 Cusack, p...........6 1 1 l 3 mull, and practices every day in Kelly, 2b......... 4 0 2 1 0 0 Luther, p......... 0 0 0 0 0 the back yard with n pet Lilly goat Terry, lb..........4 0 1 11 o o Jackson, hb...... 4 t ! I 5 o Totals ,. .. 45 Snyder, c.......... 4 0 0 1 I I x One out when Barnes, p. .. ..I 0 0 0 0 0 win scored. Devine, x . . . . . . t 0 t 0 n 0 TAMPA AT Fitzsimmons, p. 1 0Ioou 2 h. .. 4 Lindstrom, xx ..1 o o o o 0 .Snead, Hicks, 3b. . 4 Estrada, rf. .. 5 FLORID V STATE LEA1 Totals . .. ..37 3 12 24 15 1 St. Peter Imrg 2; Sanford 5, Wcik, ss............0 x Batted for Barnes in 5th. ■Leo, rf. r, 'i'a mpn 4; Lakeland 3. xx Batted for Fitzsimmons in Masipi, tf. t !lth. Lopez, c. 5 NATIONAL LEAGUE PITTSBURGH All It li PO A E Josmer, lit. .. 5 Pittsburgh 5; New York 3. Carey, cf..........4 0 1 0 10 Swanson, p. 5 St. I.oui* 3-8; Philadelphia Mclnnls, 11).............. 41 111 0 0 Second game 7 innings, rain Cuylcr, rr....... 4 2 2 1 0 0 Total* 13 I 13 30 17 7 Cincinnati 1; Brooklyn 5. Iinrnhnrt, If.......1 I t l 0 0 Score by innings: Other scheduled game played Riglice, If........ 3 (i 0 2 0 0 Lakeland Aug. 2nd. lino 200 000 IOf—3 Tray nor, III)...... 3 I 2 3 1 0 Tampa . 200 1)00 (100 lot — 4 Wright, s«..... 3 0 2 2 7 0 Summary: Two 1axe ML1, lexAMERICAN LEAGUE Moore, 2b..........2 0 I 1; I l elphiu 6; St. Louis 2. Gooch, c. „ .. .. 4 I) O I 3 O inrr, Williams, Lopez, ('unci;, Stolen haxr . Snead, E 1 7; Detroit 2. Ydc, p. . . . . . . . . 4 0 1 0 1 t) Sncnd. tradii, Welch. .Sacrifices, Hic’ r, 2, York 2; Chicago 0, .Masipi, Francis, Double play, min (double header today.) T otals......... 32 6 10 27 2U 1 Snead. Weik to Josiner, Left mi Score by innings: has**, Lakeland 0; Tampa II. lin e New Y ork ............ 000 021 000—3 011 halls, off Swanson 2: C11 ack 2; SOUTHERN ASSOC IATION PiUtlgirgh...... . 302 him Aliaula It); Birmingham 7. Luther I. IliD, off (Tjjuck. 12 in Summary: Two have hit, Wright, it 1-3; Luther 1 in mine. Struck Mobile !lj New Orleans 5. Young, Trnynor. Home run, Jack- out by Swanson I: Cusack 3. I.o - L it tle R o c k 1 1 ; Memphis 1 5 ; 1 son. Stolen base, Cuylcr. Sacri­ inning;.; fice, Moore. Double play, Carey, big pitcher, Cusack. Umpires, Bax­ Nn bville ii; fihnttanooga 8. ter ami fir li. Time 2:10. Moore, Gooch to Truynor to Wright to Truynor, oft on box**, SVii i.tist:) are hunting a ubdiNew York f>: Pittnburgh 11, Ra e tr for gasoline. About the only on balls, off Barnet; 4; o ff Fit - iai u* found so far is shoe <. mons ft; off Ydu 1. Struck out by Ydo 2; by Barnes 1. I(i t off Ilnrnex 5 in 4; off Fitzsimmons, 5 in 4. Losing pitcher, Barne.,, Umpire', Moran, Quigley ami (»'Day. Time 2:01k I e I 1 ll 0 1 0 0 II 0 0 0 0 is T o ta ls ......... 32 2 8 27 15 3 1 x Batted for Cox inSth. xx Batte.l for Brower in Pth. Score by innings: Sanford................. 000 020 021—5 Saints.................... 001 000 010—2 Summary: Two has.) hit, Ilu­ mas 2, Alford, Mile lie! I, lloyle. Stolen base Meaner, Dumas. .Sac­ rifice, Wcathorby 2; Bailey 3; lirower 2. Double play, Milcr-ll to Besse. Left or. na*-e, Sunfird « ; Saint* 0. Base on hnll.i, off Kelly 5; Brower 2. Struck nut l>\ Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Tampa .. .. g . Lakeland .. .. . Nt. P e te rsb u rg fsuniiml .......... NATIONAL LEAGUE Won L o s t Pittsburgh New York .. Cincinnati .. Brooklyn „ St. Louis .. Philadelphia Chicago .. ., Boston „ .. AMERICAN LEAGUE „ . , Won Lost Philadelphia . . . . . . 7i> 35 Washington .. „ .. 08 38 Chicago .. .. ............. 5‘.) 51 Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 55 BL Louis „ ..............f,2 5i; Cleveland .. .. _ „ . 50 Hi New Y o r k ................45 til Dolton . . . . . . _____ 33 7 i SOU TH ERN LEAGUE New Orleans .. .. 03 53 Atlanta .. „ ...............(15 55 Nashville .................. no 5(1 2fem nhls................... on (J2 Mobile ..................... 58 01 Chaitnnungu .............65 58 Birmingham . .. „ „ 61 (11 E llttln Itock .............54 (11 Today’s Games FLORIDA STATE I.EAG Tamta) at latkcland. fit. Petersburg at Sanford, n a t i o n a l T.e a g u i ; New York at Pittsburgh. Uhirttfco at fit. I.oul*. Only two scheduled. AMV.hlUAN LEAGUE Chicago at N nr York. Ft. Louis ut I'hiladslphia. Jh t f f d t e t B o s to n . *)- - Cleveland at W«whington. ESK-.-L'- ' • ♦ m ~r"~ I ! PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.— The Philadelphia Athletics xv m their third straight Kamo from St. Louis Browns hero yesterday, 5 to 2. although cutbatted. The Ath­ letics gave Jack Quinn brilliant . upport at criticul moments. Score* by innings: S t Louis .. .. UOO 100 tOO—2-10-1 Philadelphia . 012 002 UOx—5- 0-1 Batteries: Girard, Dnnforth and Hargrave; Quinn nnd Iinrgrave. f T *rrrn * YANKS BLANK CfHSOX NEW YORK, A uk. 13.—South­ paw Herb Pennock nnapped the Yankee * five game losing streak two hits. No Chicago player was able to get further than second base. It wns Ray Scbnnlk’s 33rd birthday. Babe Ruth watt still or tin bench with n strained back. Score by innings: Chicago.......... 000 000 000—0-2*0 New York .. .. 000 010 01 x—2-7-1 Batteries: Lyons, Cvcngros, Connolly nnd Schalk; Pennock and Bengough. BOSTON TRIMS 'fdCEItS BOSTON, Aug. 13.— Erratic fielding by Detroit, coupled By but at a new low been able to reduce the price ot me txtanaaru Six Coach without sacrificing any of the equipment or quality which made it a big seller at a higher price. Scientific design, better materiab, and finer workmanship distinguish it And the follow­ ing self-evident superiorities make it mote up-to-date than the newest “yearly models : Excess Power - According to the rating of the National Automobile Chamber of Com­ merce this ia the most powerful car of its size and weight Abundant Room — Room to stretch your l-ps— room to enter or leave without dis- One-Profit pH Ir.itn.mfno — Including 2-day dock, rJ line gauge, speedometer, oil-pteuurt [J and ammeter, in single grouping under t on beautilul silver-faced dial. ; Improved One-piece Windshield—autot windshield cleaner, weather-proof srisor.i view mirror, cowl lights and cowl vend Coincidental Lock—to ignition andm wheel, which servos to reduce the tbek surance rate on Studebaker cars. New-type Coal Ventilator—foot cjei There are only two cars manafactid E nglishC om m issioner To Live In Jerusalem 30 days. Every railroad in Florida using the freight car of another com­ pany must pay that company 25 cents perday for its use. A com­ pany receiving and delivery n car 011 the same day shall not be re­ quired to pay the per diem. DODGERS BEAT REDS CINCINNATI, Aug. 15, Brook­ lyn took three out of four games from Cincinnati hy heuting them Wed a1wiry, 5 to 1. The Dodgers hit the offerings of Eppn Itixey with freedom in tin* early innings ami drove the tall Virginian from tin* mound in tho sixth. Scare by innings: Ri 1 )""• !0ft 000 Cincinnati . 000 lilt) non—I- 3.2 Batteries: Ehrb ‘ t and Tav* lor; Itixey, May, lit uioii and Win* l ARDS H ow They Stand Yankees Blank While Sox By Score of 2 to 0; Boston Red Sox Trounce Detroit lit e r s by Steady Pitching w; x L Ji A n d the balance ;n i m on th ly payments on our fa ir and liberal budjfet paym ent plan. J A U K T W I) ST. LOUIS, Aug. CL The St. Lmii1 Cardinal took lintli game, of a double header from Phihub li>hia Wednesday, !• to 2, anti M to t. The secead game was called after the seventh inning heeauxe »t rain. Southpaw Arthur Reinhart woi liccurdrd brilliant support hy his team mates in the first game, which was featured hy heavy hit­ ting of St. Louis hatters. Mana­ ger limmhy hit hi* thirtieth home run nf tin season, hi tin* second game th ■ Cardinals Imnchrd hits in tlie fifth, sixth and seventh in­ ning* anil drove Couch from the mound, ITrxt Caine Score by innings: Philadelphia tint) nun DM—2- 8-2 St. I.mii, <M<) 500 21 x- ‘.Mll-2 Batteries: Knight ami 11online; Reinhart and O’Furrcll. Second Game Score by innings: Philadelphia HO) IKK) 3 St. I.mii) 100 023 2 Batteries: Umieh and Dyer and Schmidol. Claqucrs D enounced Dy Austrian Judtre As Fraud to The Public VIENNA. Aug. 13,—Organized applause) constitutes a deer pi Inn «>f the puttie, in th)1 opinion i f a Vienna judge. Person* engaged to do the haml-ciupiiing and to voice their applause m other ways cannot claim remuneration. The case nroso from a dispute between Dr. Stefan, composer of a comic opera untitled, “ Agri,” and the lender of a cinque at the Burgtheater, where the first |ioiformnrtec uf "Agri" was givtfu. The leaded claimed that the composer bad agreed to employ the service of tin) claque, and that the claqiicr* liad rendered n manual serv­ ice worth 600,000 crowns. The Judge declined to hear just what the arrangement between the two n(ea was. nnd rendered Judg­ ment wuiiut the chief of the du- 1tjuor*, O u t W f e ® r e t i a e P a v i n g E s id § Ever noticed th ccarsyou meet In thcout-of-thfr-w ay places, approached by narrow, twisting trails, or rough country roads? They arc Fords — nearly every one. f ' * t ^ ' V4 *• ' SCO TTY . . M O D LL 'l ake your Ford this su m m er and explore. There arc delights awaiting you away from the beaten path that few know. Leave the crowds end the highways behind you. It costs but little— and it will be a vacation you will never foriiet. * The most vtalked about young men’ s styles in the country, ** * I'11,h " ‘THOMPSON” Shoes enable the 1 wearer to achieve nnd m aintain leadership in style nnd quality, 1 ‘ ‘THOMPSON” for *15 years has ; stood for quality. Ask any m an who has ever worn a pair. Maho This Shop Ycur Shear llomlcucirtort FURNISHKl:.S TU MEN WHO KNOW * SANFOIU), FLA. To the Ford car no going is too hard. Every road is open to it— by-w ays and highways alike. It in so light it rarely ever “ mires in ” , so powerful that it can pull through where heavy cam m u st balk. HERE W hen yon buy D iam on d Tire* from us wo agree to d o this: — Keep them In excel* lent condition xvhilo you are using them , —Repair any little cut* th a t may appear, — Occasionally ch a n g e th e m fr o m on e wheel to another to even the wear, —Examine the tiro (lap* to see that tube* ere not being pinched. F u d o r vScdau Please tell me J;nxv I cun sect) Ford Car on eary paym ent®: Thit to n ic e and attention, along with Diamoiid quality, giv*» you tho greateit tiro tefds in tho world. YVjiiht Bros. Co IJMfpnTiltJ •’ ‘ Sanford, Florida l\(XQ, Detroit SEE ANY AUTHORIZED ford d e a l e r o r m a ii n n s coupon L t y _______ _ Mall this coupon to �' 7 -. JT H E JA T O 3R D H E R A L D TH U RSD AY. AU G U ST 13, 1925 — z==^ ~ Z * ------r - T T U ■ -~ » -* = r r r :-------- is no ».- i 148 Classified D irectory lutfy Advertising PRINTING [.p a t e s | for Results Phone 1 4 8 ‘ JO F or Sale F or Sale F or Sale BY CONDO EVERT TRU E ---— — ^• FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE FOR SALK: Direct from owner FOR SALE: One Morris chair, la IdTiM# I p o n QUICK SERVICE, try THE DAILY N E W S -it cover* Brow-, 5 room house, bath, electric e v e -R e r r , t o m o r r o w So a u d s o '3 $1.50; one large trunk, $3; one 10 orange trees SEMINOLE PRINTEJTY, W. N. ard County thoroughly which is lights, 2 1-2 acres, ------, ... i.oco doubteoak bedstead, $5; two blue SH3TPUDX1Y, /-NO T H t t c Y S AfcG. AU- CMlPPlhjC Lumley.^Prop. ^ PRINTING • ~ ........... ~ THAT jlone of the most rapidly growing on hard road 2 1-2 miles frunt post, ribbon bed springs, each $4; one Iu< «•*" I n t o b u v H/ m . a <xocrt>«He-AT)t=:'D can cs. very ofiice toward* towards Country Cniiniru Pint.! til*«l' black 11 PLEA! reasonable Isections on the Florida Clubl Ideal leather couch, $0; one wash SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. Only'd r *•* Coast. Iplace forchlckerg, on Portable P price*. Remington Type- Sample copy and rate £V\N tv(5 <^OtJNT O N Y o u Pc>(^A phone S71-J. stand. $1.50; one small trunk, $3; one year old. Southern exposure. rtf * IlH writers. “Telephone tnrJ UI’on|FOR SAL ' ‘ 33, Welakn |request. ti • 'ALE: To highest bidder. Onel01'0 (,ak wardrobe, $7; one small On lot 50x117, $7,875.00, $1375.00 P t C E i c . C F C 2 B A N G .C Bldg. Dodge Touring „ m lla* „ car for repair table, $1; two large kitchen tab­ cash, balance in 5 years. ■ lla* LEARN AUOUT Polk County and bill. Car property of Dove Lloyd. les, each $1.50; one rocking chair, *boV# WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Lakeland, through the Star- Sale Tuesday 18th. Sanford Gar­ 11.50; one porch bench, $2; one LARGE LOT 51x164 corner High­ Engraving, Embossing. See us |Telegram. Best advertising me- age. tor conporch chair, $1.50; one golden oak land ami Oak. Southern exposure, first We do it. Phone 417-W. Idium in South Florida. I’ulilished FOR SALK: New home, modern, hull tree with large mirror, $15; $1750.00. $550.00 cash, balance 1, length I|R. It Ave.-Commerclal S t mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— in good residential section. Rea­ one refrigerator, $3; one big cup­ 2, 3 years. Lakeland, Florida. board $1. Write to A. N. S. Care for fir** sonable. Easy terms will be Snnford Herald. ranged. Apply Box A. It. EAST FRONT LOT on Uurol REAL ESTATE C. trtetBd to OHIO—Xenia. Muke your sales Sanford Hernid. Ave., between 12th nnd 13th St. FOR SALE: Tennessee Red Cedar Price $1400.00. $300.00 cash, bal­ lo The Ben* J. E. SPURI.ING, aUb-division through the Xenia Gazette, 7,en- FOR SALE: 80 acres on road to bo fence post and poles, the ever­ f,a ponllble ...... ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ ance $10.00 monthly. apecialint. Subdivision to Or­ trict. Want ad and display rates t niitfrtlon. WriteFin. for prices to paved. Some front on lake. In lasting F. Bruer.wood. Lakeland, #ub»«uu#nl lando, Florida, and F l o r a on request. C O U P - H C A P C 'D C A N z n city limits of Sanford $500.00 p er.--------------------------------NO/ B u T a PALMETTO A VP. LOT cast front be Height*, Florida on Dixie High­ *fl«.Indiuulit acre. Terms. R. W. Lawton, Oviedo, c**e of between Katie and Sanford $D’ > 00.; H e . '3 A Y o u w c FOR SALE: Ten acres in ornngo (So u p - h c a p c d way. Phone 2. COLUMBUS (On.,) LEDGER — per- c l o w Y e -x . H AS grove on the Country Club road 00. $500.00 cash, balance $50.00 l**u» month, Classified ads have the largest FOR SALE: 3 acres partly imnrov-lL" ,he ‘ ity •ntatlie thorSIGNS G**"1 8eVt’ n room Y3C:C-|V\ C R l ? V3 L O .P r,»h rale*, rulss circulation in Southwestern Geor­ A P R C T T Y Any Kind— Anywhere •in *iv« you -i ... ... ,,iK l. '“ v Iti"'.-. sr 1 LOTS on laurel Ave., close in L A T etcV gia. Kate 8c (6-word line) line. 000. Half cash. B. II It p Q Box J’ 'V ,,arroW at 214 1ark Ave r : iilon. And If N l C . < ^ -----2 corners, 12th nnd 13th Street. 273. " ' |or phone 250. ,111 assist you $5500.00. $1500.00 cash balance to TO REACH the prosperous farm-’ •snt sd. to iUMtlf*ers and fern growers of Vulus- f o b ' saT.eT a rug 7 x12. Axmhf i «V (' f n" ,ot Pnr* Av:! ” suit purchaser. 1 - X O T 1C * and 13th Street. Rhone or Inquire Formerly Snnford Sign Shop ister. Rhone 571-J. ia county advertise in the Delarnd "ikjold give their Mrs. .1. A. Harrold, 214 l’ark Ave­ OAK AVE. LOT 02x117 between rt'lfics sddrsss M Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At Daily News, rate lc per word, cash nue. Nth nnd 15th Streets $1100.00. •boo* number if First Street. with order. Miscellaneous rrJnlti. About on# — I$300.00 cash balance $30 month, i • tbnnsead be* • FOR SALE: Good six room house, TIN AND MRTAL WORK the tb«rs esn t MAINE — Waterville, Morning DUPLEX shorthand course by i — nnd two lots. Corner Oak Ave. 10 ACRE ORANGE GROVE in •lib you unless Sentinel. Thousands of Maine mail means success. Pay when nnd 11th Street. Eastern exposure. city limits of nenrby town for ^our sddrsssJAMES H. COW AN -AU kinds people urn interested in Florida you succeed. Cost one-fifth others. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. property. Reach them through National Shorthand School, Lake­ Terms. Rhone or inquire Mrs. J. $10,000.00. $3000.00 cash, balance »se JlllT be a A. HarroUl, 211 Rnrk Ave. to suit purchaser. ■t Tbe »ssWater and Boat Tank*. At Oak jthe Sentinel. Rate card on up- land. Flu. /\ cS O C D -H C A 'C H T 'D C/AMC- Y O i? A M A 1 3 L C |rs or br Avenue and Third Street Tele­ plication. kiss ilese«*ln* M A M 11 STOLEN: From in hack of the FOR SALE: Must sell at n sacri­ APARTMENT MOUSE SITE 110 phone 111. rellJ. fice utie seven passenger Lincoln Ft. on Magnolia Ave., east front Prompt. Efficient. Palm's Annex porch two one H O W A IT O U T A ' B O N C ^ - <3AN« . A LITTLE WANT AD IN The hundred pound kits of Dupont pure jTouring Automobile in A-No-l and close in $6500.00. $2000.00 cash I Bsnlce "VViC “B O N t S * H ® A T > C T > ,C H M P T H A T B u ild in g M aterial HERALD will bring you in big white lead and zinc ground in oil. condition. Apply X Care Sanford balance 1, 2, 3 years. results. Advertise those old ar­ TriO-OT-HT T H A T Till V- ---------. Black kit with white letters on it. Herald. WAREHOUSE SITE 108x77. Price] MIRACLE Concrete C o, general ticles you have stored away and Reward of $25.00. Also u carload cement work, sidewalk*, build­ have no use fur. A little thirty- of bricks less luiiu were stolen FOR SALE: Must sell at a sacri­ $100.00 per foot. $4000.00 cash,] -T |THIS (ron, hack of lot 2 corner of 3rd ing blocks. Irrigation box**. J. M. cent ad may bring you severul I from fice one seven passenger Stude- balance to suit purchaser. DIRECTORY didlars. Rhone 148 and a repre Street and Laurel Avenue. On Mr. imker Sedan in A-No-l condition. Terwllteger, Prop. sentative will call uud -ee you. A REAL HUH.DING LOT. corner| ! Kents place where Mr. Cook used Apply X Care Sanford Herald. I, flare ellkl* easy Myrtle and 12th. East front $16110. ~ 1to live. $50.00 toward if returned p«<|li of Sanford HILL LUMBER CO. Hous* $500.00 cash, $175.00 90 days, lialFLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando to W. M. Tuggle a503 West Third ■« ndrn nrrdrd. Service, Quality and Price For Rent 'ance $15 per month. Morning Sentinel; largest class!- Street. Some one mu t have seen Itill nbrn ear a*#* __ rrsulrrd. It *• fied business, ratp lc a word, min- them hauling off my bricks named Itiphebrllrallr *•» FOR RENT: House. See John HANFORD AVENUE BUSINESS 1imutn 24c cash with uuier. Daisy, ’cause daisies won't tell. err. 'PROPERTY between 6th and 7th. Mu«<mn. D A V ID B. H Y E B 50x117, $200.00 per foot, $5000.00 THE MORNING JOURNAL is the pici In This cush, balance 1 and 2 years. ARCHITECT , accepted want ad medium in) _________ Warned FOR RENT: Unfurnished apaitICTOKY Daytona (Fla.) One cent u word WANTED: no'tit, three rooms, private hath, Lost A n d Found A u tom ob iles M ember L l 4 From five to 10 acres an insertion. Minimum 25c. with hot water. I’ rivate entrance. 3 ROSE COURT LOTS 75x140 HONK unimproved land within radius each, $1500.00. $110.00 cash, bal STRAY ED OK vroi.KN: Collie tloae Butldlmr DEPENDABLE USED CARS of three miles of city II. care The 91:* Oiik Avenue. 118 Orlando, Florida ance easy. TAMP A DA LY TIMES. Tampa, Herald. pup. name Sp< it. Airedat > pun 1921 Dodge Touring. name Reggy. Ret lrii to 110 North 1925 Ibulge Coupe. Ha. Thuussiuls r >ad the rlaaFllit ItENT- Two mum garage ri fil’d pages «f Fb rida's Great WANTED: 5 carpenter*. Cook French Avenue and receive re- 1923 Dodge Coupe. i»l»u rt meat. Hath. 803 Union Bros. Park .X Mai tin or 7tli nnd Directory ward. Hume Daily, lute* 2 cents a word. Lauti I. A v•*itlit* 1922 Dodge Touring. Minim an 25c, ca::h with order. 1923 Dodge Grahuin 1 I lot DEAN-BERG CORPORATION H IL T O N ’S — Mult Igraphing, Write for complete iate card. LOST: Wliili* at d liver s mill’d Trurk. FDR 1 ENT -Apartment near new IIAItHBU SHOP 202 First Street WANTED: Young man for groc­ mailing—-as you pointi •i. Ana we■ti to the nniiu* 1921 Dodge Screen 1 tot, Truck hotel 11)09 Union Ave. ery clerk, addie-ei R. (). Itox 178. Rhone 713 113 Magnolia Ave. you want It. PALM BEAt tl c o t NTY - The Sanford, Fla. ___ , of Pepper. Kindi r return dog til I. W. Phillips’ Sons ___ 6 First Class Barber* Semina] e Hud-'uii -Essex Co. , ami a. E Porch. Firit acme uf atupend ms developDodge Bros. Sale* and Service FOR ItENT: Furnished rooms for Special Attention WANTED— Experienced waslireceive reward. Bldg. ment. Read about it in the Palm Rhone 3 Oak anil 2nd St light hull ekeepilig. Tot W. 3rd Given To ladle* and Children. Beach Rost. Sample copy .sent on wunian wants wa lung, I00J W. street. 5th Street, near City Rond. request. FOR RENT R oom s F or Kent WANTED To *ew by the day in FOR RENT: 3 room furnis hed cot *Ol!TIII.*NO e*i.v r Chinaware in English Porce­ ADVi :in is i ,G gets result* if it the home 122 Fourth Street. tage on Raved Street, $35 per FOR RENT- -Room* wltu or with rr« Petal That Hitvee T*x \ .ft SONS rear lies piitential buyers. PaMniiey. lains, liiivarinn and Japanese lutl, a Daily Ni ,v:i is circulated in YOUNG MEN wanted, with or month. Rhone 727. f /Vive it. out meals. ReasnutiMo rates M*nur*<’ i ur.it by f/ad St. *1 It. K. Lincoln lions*. ■beraue-l.led.ley Pale* 04. and ugtieuitural secChina make lovely gifts without experience to fill vnrv an iiidustrml Mnlil liy lion. ious positions in South America. FOR RENT: Furnished room I or SALE I.IIMIXII PAINT COMPANT 2 gentlemen. Mellonville Ave., FOR RENT: Front ts’draom fall Big d.'irics, great opportunities. KOIt 111KB t il Vlaaaulla A.a. The B all H a rd w a re Milner at Theatre or 321 2nd house above Hull Park, Licks Mag I'bnae IT* Enclose 25c to cover booklets, etc. TO SERVICE Day ADVERTISE in the Jourmi!-Her­ India Avenue $1.!*0 Values for ..........$1.00 ts all trains Barald, South Geoigia’s greatest I*. 11 Box 2111, Stapleton, Staten Residence, I. Phene 551 and 63-W newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Island, N. V. FOR RENT: Rooms furnisheil or 7 5 c V a l u e s f o r ................... JiOc weekly and Sunday. Classified WANTED Experienced dairyman. tllifin nirliei 1 nt $2.no ami $3.1)0 Etc. VV. H. LO N G rates 10c per line. Wnycroas Jour­ CAKK Apply Herald ltfficr. S A F K II VV«'«•k. fall at it. S. Brown, As L our As They Ijtsl nal-Herald, Waycrosn, Georgia. WANTED. Insurance agent to m?II 1215 W. 2nd Street. MEAT MARKET G. T A Y L O R D Y E R site ami Quality Occident and sick benefit in«ur "A Greater Hanford Throui'h TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— rpirnf Room witli »b FOR RENT: Rtigns D rinking W ater Semi in ymn uhseriplion to the ance. Costing only ten dollars a A I•renter Chamber of I’r.inlink'— Deforatlng poreli. 82.’; Park Ave. Plmne 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. Ha c a p E year. Gooil conuiiissiou. 121 \\i .Municipal Supply 133 J. Tribune or hand it to your local Commerce" kettle llmme P H O N E 3U:t dealer ho you can read Florida's Euclid Avi’,, Di'Liiul, Florida. 1115 W, 1st SL City Of San find greatest newspaper. One year, WANTED Expert floor sanding FOR RENT: Furnished njiur meat. 1JS.OO, C months, it 00, three month , old or taw floors. Apply 3u.t \\ Ap dy San ford Paint and Wall R IN K ’S F IL LIN G [MICH |$2.00, If you desire $l,0u0 insur- Second St, Call between I and '• Paper Co. 112 First Street. H. A . S P E IR Approved Ity Iulice policy add 75c to your order. p. m. W. D. Fillmon. S T A T IO N TO REACH BUYERS or *nll«r* of W STORE — RreContractor and Builder k-nx*. Sod**. We Florida real estate advertise t" |DO YOU WANT TO BUY or Kell WANTED: Advertising solicitor Florida Slate Hoard the St. Petersburg Times. Due cent 1113 Sanford Ave. Snnford, Fla. #99-51 — Rhone — 499-M *!» u your phan*. anything? If so advertise in Of Health Apply Advertising Manager, The ’rff p l i ' cent a word dally, two cents * word the Gainesville Sun. Sanford Herald, 2108 PALMETTO AVK Sundays. 1 Lots on F.lm A ve. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION 4CAI. Pensacola is beginning the ■ greatest development in Gtorgia’s l.HbTklC CO. ■ Hetween l l t h and 1‘Jth Hts. E veryth in g history; a half million dollar high­ A Platt INSURANCE ltRAi. ESTATE Easy terms. way to the gulf beach just finish­ Business Sites Si Priced low. F o r the Sportsm an ^uything eleced; at two million dollur bridge Elrctragith A partm ent House Sites across Escambia Bay started; At ■ M quarter million dollar opera house t i MM Balk H ardw are under construction; two millions STMKnj .AND W ater Fronts M P U being spent on highway; greatest Phone R m m chunee for live developer* to get mm B usiness Lot T w o Lots in Fmt Alt-lion, Eastern ICxpo.sure, f«cin on ground floor. Write Devel m iuuu. Matf* ' opuient Department. Thu l'ensu Sacoad.¥ ir*tElub in*: Park, an t,xi,»*ll*,nl homesiti*. on good terms. Icola News. *siiVA$tre*L $1,750.00 Em: 11 ir ; ?"■ I ALUMINUM WARE We Offer t Earle T. Field litokHT HUAI, KSTATK —INVKSTMK.VI’X TBft FLORIST" L o b b y R u l t i i t o i l - U r i i n i l e y Hlilg. Banrord K lu rtda Air *11oKuioai. i Iba* 260-W I Heslilent *urr£8 nr Ftoriila since IS8 4. Itnferencra: F l r a t N a tio n a l B u n k . t e fclld.orfl“ ,n I t l ^ ' 1* Au“ ” - Houghton Tt’c r Hi dg, Florida J. H. HUTCHINSON It B A ! . KST A T K A c r e a g e , F a r m s unit O range Orovea u Sp ecia lty 1020 .nu ret A Venne. Member of M A N F O lt ll, Kltirltlu Htale Florists Association. w n ets \ cat ^ N vyE E T H O M E . ^ILL- C A M C l f U 1 pr * — MORGANTOWN. W. VA„ people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown ROST. Six cents u word for six consecutive issues. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Lent ml West Virginia's hug­ est daily. Want ad rale I l-2o per word; I insertions 1 l-le; (! or more lc tier word each insertion. Yoii are wasting time and mo­ Have you rooms to rent or some second hand furniture to sell? ney if this page hasn’ t your clas U*a The Herald'* classified page sified advertisement. Rhone it toduv. No. 148 and get results. SU P F A T H E R l l &et FLA . AUGUSTA • HltONK.'LE — Au­ gusta, (is,, Augusta’s greatest classified iiiediuin, rate, cash, 9C charge. 10c minimum. First Street Extension M * 2 N Three well located luis, cat'll H it e , Ftislern Kxpo.Mitro, Apartment Hotini 107x 117, i.ocutetl corner 8th and Park, priced $13,500.00 til, Knell On Easy Terms. We believe tiiis to lie a Root Imy. Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 211 E. FIRST ST. W. K. SMITH, M(!K. between 1st nnd 2nd on San­ ford Ave. Priced $200.00 per foot lower than ud joining property. $1,000.01) A . P . C O N N E LLY & SONS ’* M n N ■ Three Fine Residence Lots It E A 1. T O It S Mugnall* at Nrrund. LOANS ' Rhone 48 INVESTMENTS Facing Sail Lanta entrance $3,000 each a � 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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Jt2 SANFORI). FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925 SO W E A L L JILTED BY YEGG, PRICE FIVE CENTS remi.1jrn Ur 3 AND BROUGHT HOME THE BACON $760,000 Issue CoUtt Bonds Is Sold For Total Of $767,600; Bear Zl/\% Interest ? 100,00022 Arimila Site Is Not Wife of Hantlil :md Says Slie Is Willing to Give the Infor­ mation for Full Immunity NUMBER If. North Carolina Man Here In Search For Three Sons Who I!u\ellcenMi$sing .‘I Weeks; Last Heard of At Daytona Competition For 'J Bonds■■■Very Keen > — *> 4 ’ . A , Ten Companies Make TAMPA , Aug. Pi.—Confined in Bids; Cincinnati, O. i c r m n l"'i!,on “ somewhere in South l a i u i Florida,” Theresa House, hilled on Firm Gets Bonds the docket of the Hillsborough ion o f county jnil nr. the wife of Allied Tho bid of the Provident ■ onroe House, yegg mill fugitive who C l u b i Monday was captured at Toledo, Saving Bonk uml Trust Com. Ohio, la s t night repudiated the pony of Cincinnati for county } ( otn- *dapper liandit, admitted r.h • is u.,t highway bonds a g g r e g a t i n g > s t i l t - his wife, and hinted at important 700,000, as authorized In n re- , ildlng inform ation site i.i willing to ,|j. cent bond election with a , vuigfl if Tam pa millionth' ague . * not to harm her if tin* story D premium of $7,000, was l,n told. among those opened by the , I lllC • “ I know a lot m ore than I In.v Board of Seminole Codnty ] Iread.V j told,” she said. ” 1 can name ih Commissioners alt a Special j me will party who gave Albert lion <• th meeting Monday and aincs th at i.saws which cut the bars of the time has taen unproved and thu r r the ' county jail last spring, and the homla i>o!d to that company, it H r iiubend PliprB w ith which he cut tin- wirannounced todny. . y a c h t ' on t*lp n 'Kht lie escaped. When I The bid of tlu? Cincinnati com- ;/ • novel mtt sure th a t I will not be harm' d pany is for five ami one-quarter c a from for telling, I will make known per cent bonds to bear interest At •houses fionie things th a t are sure to tir nml gave Itigby $25 to pay for that rate beginning a t the time J i a ' up a real sensation.” gasoline nnd oil for the car. Sev­ of tho delivery of thu bonds. Thu ill inS heriff L. M. Iliers, of Hilly, eral days Inter, Mr. Coswell de- comtiany divided the bids into three n suit- Borough county, will leave with rlnred, he received n wire from sections: five nnd one-half per of en- ■two deputies a t noon today to the oldest boy a t Daytona saying cent bonds, $787,512; five and oneA lter M-'tling ii- i . :,l at ci..o,Poll, me «i..m•• .mmbor of Commerce In a lour uay cuinnnign Inst week broke nil records nnd raised desired bring A lbert House hack from To that lie was ill and asked for $30. q u arte r per c e n t bonds, $767,000; $107,000 fur a publicity fund to advertise the city, The campaign n ailed in 1,200 memberships being added to t he organization, making several ledo, wliere he was arrested I'm -. This was sent to him on Saturday, five per cent bonds, $710,700. it the largest chamber of commerce in the world on a per capital bad. s and day. House has waived extrudiAug., I. He received a wire from Already, it is declared, thu large ’ rt and tiun, Tam pa authorities have been Sanford signed “ Rigby" which informed and is being held for the asked of $15 nnd said the whole premium paid by the Provident Savings Hank and Trust Company , I arrival of Sheriff Iliers. party was coming home. Is a ttra ctin g much favorable com­ '' , V i The a r re s t of House came after Had Wire From Daytona U[l weeks of secret observation of hi Mr. Croswell said ho wired the ment throughout the state. The II activities, and is said to have I...... money hero by Western Union. A size of the premium and the large ' jyj*’ the result of constant survcillumv day or two later, Mr. Croswell number of bidders for the bonds it is pointed out further indicates . » eil ° f a special investigator named a strung belief throughout the e n ­ '«mm - Navnro, who wus retained solely tire country in the resources and * for the pur|Hisc of ro-arrcsliu” the progress and development of House following Ids escape from Seminole county. the county jail here in March, Commoner's Widow Says She Ten Bids Are Received. its proWhen told th at Albert I| i>ii *i* W ashington While O fficials , A dredg-of the Glob KitowsNolhiitg of Memorial t r.inory f,n,j arrested a t Toledo with There were in nil 10 bids receiv­ Or Us Hacker; Itrnther Has Remain Silent Upon te rm s ; , ...a, a. t.-.t to d.. me (i i r t i u woman said to be his wife, Tin ed by the county for the bonds. m local ,.,,sa JlAose calmly replied, “That's NoK now ledge Kit her oflMitn Agreement E x p e c t e d Soon connection with tin- <a­ The remaining nine follow: ------ — . j head extension in this r T ru s t fotnnuny of Atlanta ami w • ?” * ri»ri't. I " pi lu the wife of Al 1 ■’ , 7 t i e i t . ' It is •true "ibaf when he wa« WASHINGTON’. Aug. 12.— Bel- extension of firs t Str djoiiiing COCOANUT GROVE, Kin., Aug. the A. T. Hell Company, five and " *■,! 1 (irrortcd i did say I was his wife, giant*: find proposal fa r the n J rived iu this city and w 12.--Mrs, William denniugs Itryau one-quarter per cent bonds, $762,­ 052; five and one-haif per cent i ll How has never heard of Miss Dionossn it | but I ilid it because Albert told funding of its $ 180,000,000 war l.i.gin wmk Friday on bonds, $770,912. lumping j Hryan Evans and lias never lent . .. i ' ,no l Bat a s his wife I would not in lit In die United States was i Hiding to an announri i a burl her approval to Miss Evans’ anfuund unacceptublu Tuesday by ill" i ity Manager W. I !•;; be held a prisoner. fiuardion Detroit nnd Company -•veil by muiueed plans to establish a un­ -aid this morning that ' beginknew Be bad another wife, or American commission. and W right Marlows and Company, it: work tiontil memorial to the Commoner le and least I met ti Woman ut Imli i • Tho t.vo coinniissions will meet ui'ieei, kreil l. Willi five and one-half per cent bonds, ,'ogies:!- at Clcwiston, r’la., the willow of f. npolis who said she was his wife, again today to resume their di |n ■-i-iu i leaning up m $778,012. i'e lu re tho fundamentlist bailer told tin* iM, i,,. and had a fight with her. IP i .-am m an effort to urive al Robinson - Humphrey Company, vaiioiis Associated Press Inst night. i) ” said C0Ur80> I don't know if the woman teiin iu.it will hu acceptable to five per cent bonds, $7-15,768; five imui be MiS!| Evans, characterized u.s noit of y*"1 «“ y Was with liim when nrre-l- both sides. nnd ono-quarter per cent bonds, I,.., ed a t Toledo is the woman I met Mr. Bryan's “ goddaughter,” wan M.,im officials .said it was not all $76-1,6dfl; five and one-half per : j” in Indianapolis.” i .... ily quoted iu New York dispatches tosurpri iitg that tlu; commissions cent bonds* $781,002. •.ii ili ;l liny ns saying the widow had np„ ,i‘ (Continued on Page Three) were imalde to agree on tin* fir' i •I. C\ May ami Cuntpany, Robin­ •‘"l "l | proved the selection of the site propo-it on pal forward; that u son and Company, Dancard and I. O'.ii on the southwest sboi > of Lake uaily tin- becomes merely thu Company, and Sutherlin Harry :.ui ii ' OkeechoU'e for the moimnient to working basis from which the ueCompany . . five und ono-holf per '* du- ihcf ormer secretary of state. gnliatim proceed. cent bonds, $779,511. Tentative plans for erecting n Atteiiliun was called tlmt an Marx and Company, five and I'M'' ■•• memorial to Mr. Hryan in Wnshah-dtic ituatiun arose at the out one half per cent bunds, $785,333.­ .i i' ad nigton have Imsmi made by* lifeM-t ut tin* parleys between the 33. '••I b u g friends of her dead husband, Hnlidi and American cm....... ions Hpitzer Itorick and Company and ill"-: i'1 M:... Itryan said. that tloicafter a speedy agree­ Stiuiiahan, Harris and Otii, five ’Ill" statement of Miss Dionessa Members of the Kiwauis Club! ment a a reticlled. Some of I ho e per cent bonds, $755,300; five and Hryan Evans that I approve of nnd their guests listen'd with in I pailicipatiug expressed the opin oiie-qiiurter |ier cent bonds, $761,­ tile :t.|ii'tioii which she lias made lcrest a t the regular luncheon of j,,i) that the present negotiation-­ 056; five and one-half per cent fni a Hryan .Memorial appears in the hotly a t the Seminole t m e to­ might In* concluded by the end •>! bonds, 1782,150. (Ins ev e n la ;’. Assui'iat"<l I'ress day to a talk by Kiwaiiian Kent the week. Atlantic National Hunk of Ja c k ­ repott. I am compelled to say Rnssctcr on his recent trip to tile |u mpiplinnco with an timlersonville, five and nne-qunrtcr p«r that I di< not I now the young international Convention of the staiidmg leached a t the out a t, cent bonds, $766,422. billy, never heuid of her and have organization a t St. Haul, Minn. meniber- of tho commis inn de­ Otis and Company, five nnd ononever lent my approval to a n y ­ Mr. Kent first told of the trip clined t" discuss the terms which q u arte r |ier cent bonds, $770,000. thing which sile lias suggested. on tho special train to St. Haul the Belgians hud proposed, nor_ Vumlursall and Company, Kal­ "Tentative plans were made in nlellt of and of the splendid entertainment would they confirm report* that i man, Gates, Whito Company, L. R. Me. ( Washington by prominent and -i> years, HuHingcr and Company und Kin­ accorded the Kiwnniuns by tlu* va­ moriitmimli bail been included in tin.- cil life-long friends of Mr. Itryuu • in Klurnl sey und ('omimny, five and onorious cities at which they stopped the |ii 'po-al. l.ikewiMt, they were passed i looking toward a suit tide ineinorlooming liulf per rent bonds, $778,112. en route to St. I'aul. A number ,si!i*iil a whether the ii nm - ileiglils apoplexy of these places had especially plan­ Irul a kid for separate Irealiiieiil followm <ai raway ned entertainments for tin* Ki- of tie- war ami post-war debt . eurly M i»r ICaccs City Commissioners l . m e Willi wunians, he said. The Belgian proffer of .etlle liad bei is now in hot until Hu fu rth e r related a number of mint aa- made ut a j<dnt sessin.i high lih Authorize Purchase Vachting en, iiiiiditiun v'*. St. P eters- the more interesting happenings held early iu the duy. The Amor- a u w v Of Lot For Roadway n aoe took it tinder advisement, and lieeiune ,n -'in endeavor to a t the convention. CHICAGO, Aug. 12.—Clarence Durin \V. M. Scott of the American at a separate meeting later they adng events durHarrow, defense counsel hi the Routine business occupied most fa!'«n. He lias al- F ru it Growers in thi.i city, who derided that the proposul wus not raway t John T. Scopes Tennessee evolu­ Mieli a might be expected to meet in l.ivi n* and estim ates has been away for several week . tion trial Tuesday, charged that of tlm attention of th” city com­ missioners at their regular meet­ " rluh memliers. was also present and spoke to the with the approval of congress. _ perieiict Judge John T. Huuliton, who pre- ing ut the city hall Monday a fte r­ II,,. Itidgiuns were informed ot levy ul driailv slgaifieil club on the wonderful since: * of Hiihd at the trial, uscil the case Imrchnsing craft, the southern peach crop this year. l In. dei i noli at a aecolld joint e-- he was to further Ids own political am bi­ noon. A number of paving resolu­ "oints out, will Its success, he said, bus eclipsed a n. and then ailjourriim ut vvas tnely n tions. Mr. Durrow, who is in Grcely tions nml u sidewalk resolution t.il.eii until tomorrow so tlm vi.<iThe t tanlzatiun a fleet th a t of any previous year for sonic Colorado, made his charges in a went u; proved. A petition wus received from t.n . might consider tile answer a f 1Monday telegram to the Chicago Daily the Americans. ; Curraw News in answer to criticism of Mr. property owners requesting th a t •k mm air. Emory Tin spisd with which the nego- which I Harrow's conduct ut tho trial, voic­ Third Street bo (raved from Avoca­ that there will Ih* , . proccedeii t.» a di cu i "> mortiini ed by Judjje Raul stun in an a d ­ do Avenue to Persimmon Avenue. b'fk from the ineni,,i terms apparently was highly last mj dress here lust Sunday at a m e m ­ City Engineer Fred T. Williams ‘itcr the clubhouse ,,n(t jfyjng to all of those concernbut the orial meeting for William Jennings was instructed to proceed with this t‘> adequately fured \ spirit of optimism seemed In ed until Hryan. Judge Rnutston in his ad­ work. Ho was further instructed said, has been prevail aiming the Americans, inM». t dress referred purticulurly to citing to proceed with widening Third *y the excellent supdicatuig that the difference be- moved I Mr. Harrow for contempt und said S treet to a width of 24 feet front b*en given thu oriu tn the commissions were not olina u LINCOLN Ncl C har­ that Mr. Hryan asked that leniency Pecan Avenue to Avocado Avenue. Mayor F orrest ta k e wus author­ in It as to diminish Iioik1 of an survive! les W. Hryan said Tuesday he hail he shown his adversary. Mr. H ar­ I , i on! licing reached. I Curraw, no personal knowledge of pinna for row’s telegram *n the News fol­ ized to negutiute for tlu* purchase from J. S. Harvard and Edward I While the Belgians have fu ll, U At. I a Florida .Memorial to William lows: po v. r to ncgotlsto a settlement, j raway t “Judge Raulston wus elected on Higgins of lot 108 of Roso Court, Jennings Bryan ami that the plan III,’ agnsment reached mu t f i r s t . Tyler o California Women had ptidi.ildy dovehqa-d since hit a flake and is now campaigning for ■unt of $1,500 being authorized for I ic the -anctlon of the Belgian Kdwunl here. re-election this full. Tho trial was tho purchase. This property will Down on Frivolity return ! poverninciit. just ns it must have , Bright , PropoHuhi for llryun Memorials part iif his campaign. Ho called the bv used as part of the right 6f I,,. Hiirpoval of the American con* Wales ; have come to the Commoner’s gruml jury and asked them to in­ r.| a competent , I.cfnri it can have effect. , Myers. BERKELEY, Calif., Aug. 12.— brother from a number of lucidi­ dict Sen (its in u hurry so th a t thu I'-bh.,., . ’ *,Lo *" ^ “ rge 11f In il‘t* opinion of American o f-; Inc 1 Women freshmen who enroll in the ties. Among them a re the plans case couldn't ho tried ill his dis­ hi, „ ‘‘n! '. " h o will have ‘ *.: * ‘ niri.USii in tho pro «nt nc- (’anuwi University of California this week for Duy ton, Tonn., for a school; trict. The indictment wus illegal, Ltnh*'. ."irvls',,n the cure of 1 ,t jntions wll have an effect in the a t 3:30 will learn that the Women's Exec* another from Dallas, Texas, for a u.s it was brought too soon afte r C b,. in^ ' >teward utive Committee ha* Ih*u active tlu* Presbyterian university; a move­ convening of a sfiecinl graml-Jury, f . , ii.uiriini' ronveraalioiw between with Re h q,lM •* Position to s«*rvo i :" \,pvrnun and the French und mlist < I ring the vucution in outlining a ment in Washington, D. C., nnd a so tho judge had him ro-imlicted Coast Guard Cutter hfv n o . . a!’y entertainm ent campaign to promote intellectual number of proposals for a mem­ a month luter, on tho day of tho I , ‘j legations regarding tho | take pb wi.<h to stage. Is Reported Aground of thy debt, of t!io.o pursuits rather than frivolities. orial hospital ami estate in Lin­ trial. R E C EN T AI’i’O IN TM I3N I S “On Sunday, three days before The committee let it ho known coln. (’ity Chosen SEATTLE, Wash., H P IAug. U».— tho caso wus closed, Mr. Hryan todny th a t it will not tolerate A cablegram received today from TALLAHASKHK. At*"'. 12. . 12.—Wheat spoke twice in Dayton. Raulston “coming home from dances after GAME RAINED OUT CHICAGO. An, Convention Governor Martin hr.a made two at ■ Unalaska on Unataska Island in was present at both meetings ami one o’clock, entertaining imueu1.62; DccomSeptember, 1.61 tu pointments of district county of-1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—The sat on the plutform at one. H>* tho Aleutian Archipelago, stat*d her, 1.59 to 1.59s!; Corn, SeptemCievelard - Washington American paruded his fundamentalism ult th at the United States const guard ^ "Colorado h" Atl,r•, was 12, ficcrs durin*; the week: her. 1.08 Ik to L08 ; Oats, SepMan,,; John P. Hillinelsey, Lloyd, to !•* league baseball game was post­ through the trial anil has given cutter Hear was ashoru a t t i c jtembor 41. t€,'tay ns the cofistabfp for District 12, I^*nn poned today on account of rain. thu people of Chicago a chance to Capo Prince of Wales a t the w ritNEW ORLEANS, piphli,. 'J', ‘he International County. Double header will bo played see what kind of trial could have cm etui of Snwnrd Peninsula in ' inn steady, October, Convention J. M. Forniby. Kathleen, to la- 1 I Bering Strait^, . , Thursday, been held before hint. 123.66. Jq.Htice of the Pence for District! r " * ‘C 5, Polk County. Sanford Campaign Attracts Attention I n North Carolina IVLG.Carraway Dies Persia Angered At ! o (i a y Following!Soviet, Says Report Apoplectic Stroke From That Country Kaulston Is Flayed ByClarenceDarrow ForPlaying Politics Markets �Harry Hartz, Famous Racing Driver, Appears In “Speed Spook” At Milane No oth£r automobile racing nnd smiled. Only n few weeks driver in the world hns been put Inter nt Knnsas City the some to the ncid test of courngo nnd ,hin,r *'"PP‘,ned. but still he smiled. ■tnminn i . . . . , Hart* it .whose .. At the h„ coast, when his luck„ nrry was stam ina ... as has tHarry worMtt ne’v er fflUen,(I> f aC.eci cn». 9 *hown to advantage .isn't mnried, hut lie should get In The Speed Spook,’ which is rredit for that, as enough of now playing a t the Milane theater "them" have liked him. He was with Johnny Hines in the feature*bom nt Pomnnin. California, nnd role. In the speedway qualifying when a youngster he became a cytrials, which cnil for a rate of 105 cic car rhnmpion of the neighbor* njilcs per hour before n driver is hood. Neighbors declare that he allowed to enter uny of the great raised a howl became his n u n c automofcile classics H arry Hartz w n s n t fnst enough in pushing Ids X* W 'Motor turn'd so perfectly go-cart. th a t irfrtrad of being satisfied H arry’s first race was a t I.ns W j 9 c* r . 1c necessary Angeles in 11121, where he graduqimiilying speed a t the Altoona a tid from Eddie Hearn’s "college," hperdway tw ent y, ho kept giv- being elevated frnm the degree of ing hl^ machine ull the gas it could mechanician. He finished well up stand, jwith the result that lie even- in the money there, nnd later won tunlly hurtled his car around the the IfiO-mlle event nt Fresno. In fa st Hoard track a t the unpreev- 1922 and again in 192;1 he was sccde" t *d spited of K.k miles an hour, ond at Indianapolis, n feat never which constitutes n new world's before (quailed. He was also re;record. In “The Speed Spook," a t ond to Tommy Milton last Keptom* tno Milane, Hartz is seen making ber in the lOO-milc dirt championhis record-breaking performance. »hip at Syracuse. This driver is known ■■ the hardll/ot* can easily bo recognized luck racer of the automobile track, jn "The Spied Spook" l.y his numfor despite his uncanny ability to her I car. which took fourth pin drive a car, l.ndy i.uck seems nev- in the Altoona championship 250cr to he with him. mile race where these racing Last year at Altoona lie wns scenes were taki n for Johnny forced oat of the race by trouhlo, Hines’ latest feature comedy. WATERMAN O N FUSION TICKET AGAINST HYLAN (Continued from I’ngc One.) Tho suggestions will be recorded nt F riday’s meeting, it wns said. The Hoard of Governors, it Is declared feels a great responsibil­ ity in the handling of the affairs of the chamber and th a t those who invested in the body during the recent campaign can feel nsnured th a t tho money will he spent to the best pnsible advantage. Prominent also among the vari­ ous topics of disctision a t the meeting Inst night wns the hous­ ing situation in .Sanford. Tho governing body expects to tnk<> steps in tho near future to relieve the shortage of houses in this city. A practical plan for this actiun has been unfolded to the directors hy Mr, Higgins and further know­ ledge of this project will bo made public Inter, it wns said. Additional subscriptions for memberships in tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce received today are: Fletcher llulger Uealty Corporation of Orlando, $l(iii; Mebnnn Hoick Company of Orlan­ do, $50; N. H. Harwood, of Boston, Mass., $25; and K. II. Muriheud, o T in : o r irw llcA n o jf F o il of AiicuM, A- W . 1 W M r \VII ii « hb my ..rn.-fwl s l g i i . i t u r n n ifu itlt H R rn o A s ir. o r T in s IC 1K K nil A l , » t a T - *»al t h i s tlie J l " t 'I V *»f <*u*y. I T K 1 O l’ T i m S T A T K Ol* K I.O - f> * I , I j ‘ v . K. I* b $ lC .A w C C le r k C irc u it (•..uri H cnilnolo IIIII A. C ounty, t lorltla. (S AIO f. „ N o tice Is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t O. (J. IS) B A. >r. Week*. D. <; W o lco tt p u r c h a s e r *f i f T n x C e r t i f i ­ J u l y 21-39. Aust. i - l t - I J - t J . c a te No. 313. ll.lU ll til.) t i l l liny „ r fo il J u n e . A. I*. 12*23. b u s f 11 n n l . l r r r - N O T I i r : H P t l ' I ' I . I C A T I I W tl f l r n tc in m y o ff ic e , n m l lia s m a d e ■ TAX i m l ’. l) I M»P.lt SE O T IO X S 7.1 OP T i l t : (JKXKHAI. I T A T t T I J S ap p lic a tio n fo r lu x d e e d t o Isauit In O P T i l t : STATU O P IT .O IIIIIA . a c c o rd a n c e W illi la w . Hntil c e r t i f i ­ N otice Is hereby g i v e n t h a t II. It. c a te e m b races th e f o llo w in g d e s c r ib ­ ed pro p erty u lu la te d In S o m ln n l. Itunrty p u r c h a s e r or T u x C e r t i f i c a t e c o u n ty . F lo rid a, to - w l t: No. 301. Ilat-d th e «'h d a y of J u n e . Si: I I of NK | . | o f N\V 1-1 of A. U. 1922. tins (lied s a i d c c r t i r U a t . NW 1- 1. S ectio n 9, T w p . 2 IS, i t a n g e In m y e f f Ira ulid h a s m a d e ii p p ll c a 31 Hast . . . . 3 . 6o a c r e s . linn for lax deed to Isslu- It......... T in - «>thl la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t r o r d a n rr. w ith law . S a id r e r t l f i c t l e t h e d a te o f th e i s s u a n c e «.r ..ocli r r r - eutbrin-. x llo l o l l o p i n g d e s e r t . . .| tlf l e n te III t h e linnie o f I'liknoWII. proper) i situated In ticminolo conn, r a t e s * s.ild c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l bo r e ­ tv I'lorbl.i. to - w lt: SV. l-1 of S i: I - l o f NR l - l . H. d eem e d u r e .i r .ln g t o l a w t a x d e e d will Issue t h e r e o n on th e 27l b d a y 2 1 , T * p. 21 >i. II. 5,1 !•«■»— 11* U r n : tax It.* rti.to V lW lwoiai; «i <;C r .itv • lii lit>. iiin x i o l IK C. S\ lii d lo n . U nless sa id r< ir(l[|r» tli s h a ll h« r<-* i l u n l t t l lu -c u rd ln r m o law tn* I ivill l»*u« tlitfri'o n on th e it <111 n ay of A ok . A. IK 11*23. W iin . B.a mjr <*rflclnl a lg n a t n r e nnii v i i I th i s tlio 21 ilny o f J u ly . A. 1*. la j j . v . n . i j o i ' ocvX hh . C le rk (J r« u lt I ’o o rt Som lnoln O i.in ty , K .n rld a. • Ju ly 21, 2*. A uk . 4. II. I». 23. S$s?i I.Jf of Lot J. section "iSl ).I-1JO.ofK.8 lUilgo .......... 30 Cast.. *.’ The Bald lutol bu n a assrsseO. nt the dale of ilio Issuance of "ticn 1-9 o f S W t - 4. S B l- « o f N K | . | ^-••rtlflrat«• In the name of nnkiinwn. o f f tN\V Sec. II T w p . 21 F. li n a g e 1'lilcss lie , ro-, 31 K ant.1.41.25 « m e s s said s « o i crrUflcnte r e r i u i r i n v *Hhall ..................... a c re s . d v e m e d ar<->.rilin g t n l a w t a x d e e d w ill Isstio i h t r c o a o n t h e Jilt* <*■> o f A u g u s t . A. D. 1933. W i t n e s s m y o ff ic ia l s i g n a t u r e a n d s. al t h i s t h e 21s t d a y o f J u l y . A- u * 1923. v . r . D o rn i.A S ft. C le rk C i r c u i t C o u rt Scnilnol© C o u n t y , F lo r id a . (S R A M , „ Hy A. M. W eek*. D. C. Not Ir a Is h e r e b y given ftjeblom p u r e b u a e r of Ts cal, No. 2#». d a t e d tile 7 Ju n e. A. I 1920. h a s (lb< l l f l r a t e In m y o ff ic e , an d ap p llen lln ti (o r t a x deed la accoritnnett w i t h law . T h e a a l d la n d b e i n g a s n e s s e d n l III., d a t e of t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u c h C e r ti f i c a te III t h e n a n iu o f Ult* Unown. T h a t O. f l . W o l c o t t p u r c h a s e r t.f T n x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 321 d a t e d t h e (til d a y o f J u n e . A. I*. 1323, h a s filed h i Id e e r t l f le n t e In m y o f f i c e and has m ade n tu d lrn tlo n for T ax Deed to Ismlie III a c c o r d a n c e w i t h lav.-. S a id c r t l f l e a t o e m b r a c e s t h e follo w Ini; d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u nt.- In S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a to - * \\ Ii: u N H U of > Hce. 9 Twp. a e re s . T h e said t h e d a t e .,f fertlflcotc , known. v A l n u *al re d e e m e d o, " e e , | w ill l" •lav of Atigi W i t n e s s rn 7 - 1 «h»- .h e la d 7 M idw ay n e a r O viedo. T h e s a id la n d hrltiK a s s e s s e d n t th e d a t e of tlio I s s u a n c e o f kiic Ii c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e of Un­ known. ,Cile rk. V4-||» support Governor Smith nml Senntor Walker. Ilyina Democrats, however, minithi tu the importance of this ilisrenHioti. ‘roN manU £ ^ C O TTO N hurcii prayer meet* tlio Christian o held at the home . Terhcun Wednesday C O TTO N ’ MILl S COTTON A CHAMUKIt HEADS PLANNING C I V I C MOVES F O R CITY (Continued from Page One.) publican-fusion ticket was the doaignntion of former Gov. Charles S. Whitman fur district attorney, an office which be held from r.ipi to I!*11, just before he was clfetcd governor. While Tammany and the McCoy faction have not vet designated their candidates for district a t ­ torney, it is believed that T am ­ many leaders will put Joab II. Ilanton, the present district a t ­ torney in the field. The fight within the Demo­ cratic ranks ha n umotl motc threatening proportions. The op­ position to the selection o f M ayor, llylan has been expressed by De­ mocratic leaders in Hrooklyn and Iliclimond who say they will sup. port Senator Walker in the prim­ aries. They have rhnracteri/.ed thes l niggle as one being 'Smith nnd llcnrst’ ’in which they will WHAT SOUTH CAROLINA ACCOMPLISHED Service means somethin Aren square miles .......... Population, iy**u .............. HERE When you boy Diamond Tire* from us wo agrea to do this! —Keep th e m In excel­ lent condition whllo you aro using thorn, —Repair any little cut« t h a t ruuy appear, —Occasionally change th em from one wheel to an o th e r to even tlio wear, —Examine tho tiro llspa to ace t h a t tubes aro not being pinched. Thit service and attention, along with Dianion J quality, fives you the greateet tire l alu* in the world. iK'iiywriuJ Sanlord, Florida ‘ up iiKe matfic-mills running smool all'*! from South Carolina’s streams 'lion than any state in the in the whole United States. We make many thing: that South Carolina needs. She is ready to buy them. We can sell in South Carolina economically and surely. Her population comprises only 0.4'. foreign horn. Newspaper advertising* sells with greatest efficiency on this ac­ count. Hy all means lets sell in South Carolina. True property v alu es.......... Value manufactured produi Value Cotton manufactures Number active spindles... Cotton consumed, pounds.... Value farm products........... Cotton crop, bales . Tobacco crop, pounds ......... Hank deposits ..... ,............... Railroad mileage ................ Highway expenditures ....... Spartanburg Spartanburg Spartanburg Sumter Item �K - >» V| mm I •«I>I • l i t • l 1 : i - i Soon To Quit ! ‘T 11" " '" " " «' f a * W W “''B e 1’ SJ t . w tafiS "7 » t f i» y-e, Of Tj iod Declared To * ’or Affection Health German e, Office •>***» IY. AUGUST 12, 1925. THE tion but was beaten. Ho m et indi­ rect defeat again in the city p ri­ maries last May when Ralph Lemeke, who had Shank’s support for the mayoralty, IoH the republican it,* •» nomination to John L. Duval, pres­ BERLIN, Aug. 12.— That the Im llo t ent county treasurer, leaving a breach in republican party ranks period of inflation was directly which has not yet healed complete­ responsible for the retrogression ly. of public health conditions in Germany, was maintained by Dr. HANAPOLIS, Aug. G.— Lew. Stouglitoa Fletcher, tnddiannpolis Shank, who has combined an i n - 1capitalist, nn«l is now in the hand* l U a r W W S P l T S t L O l f i n Schiele, the Minister of the I n te r­ ... .............. S h .„ k, B een D e s t r o y c ( , ior. In response to a query by the Social Democrats in the Reich­ with auctioneering, horse racing, plnyground, recently inserte , - I,, . ,T,— . . . serted page he declared that the marked s to ra g e i, Stoughton q.,iu„i,fnn Fletcher, r i „ t r i..1P Inddianapolis i n,i,iin acting and operation of a storage FARNBOROUGH, Kent, Aug. stag, plant, wtll retire again to private newspapers urging citizens to visit 12.—Charles Darwin’s first cof­ improvement of the prevailing life a t the end of this year, when ;t. Thousands of residents inspeet- fin, recently discoverer in the conditions of health noticeable a his second term as mayor of In- Ptj the estate on the day set, but coach-house of an old inn near few years after the war was com­ pletely undone by the inflation dianapolia expires. much opposition h a s ’arisen to pur- ......... ....... ..... his home, has ....... been ........... destroyed,. it * ■-,*!* * not decided whether chase or lease of the estate by the was recently purchased by the period of 192.1 Especially a spread be will climb back onto the auc- city. ;| scientists’ eldest -on Major I.eon- of constitutional diseases, like t u ­ berculosis and rickets was record­ W°bU ,h«*’ day Shank decided ard Darwin, and cremated „t the ed. The number of undernourished K in for the rnce track and lie k roo,n of a saloon, to run for J be coffin was made by n lo- and nnaemic children increased to s nnid he will not be lured back t,l*> mayoralty «f Indiana’s me- rnl carpenter from- oak on bin nn alarming degree as the infla­ to the stave where as a im ifes-* 1,8 l,n* kept his city and estate ne.tr f-'nrphorotigh and tion progressed,. Shortly a f te r mollM l l nttractc l at ‘ BU,tP in *»ie limelight and he has many years ago wns on view at the stabilization of the country’s S n ^ ffin L L .t Si M untpJ a notable character, lie the local inn. Darwin’s body is currency, a very pronounced im ­ £ ^ i hun L«*f*n unusually well informed *uid to haw) lain in the coffin for provement in general health condi­ III- nrr^-ni objective is to can " n *H branches of city government some hours after his death, but tions became apparent. The death hla career as mayor with the p Urk!*H. Bkown aptitude for binlne.it when it was decided that be should rate of 1U24 ami the early part of L .,. (trn^acre i „ uri,| iiiii administration, and he lias been be buried in Westminster Abbey this year lias been surprisingly low, lower in fact than ever before S u » city 2 S « > ^ U K S S S A 5 ; “ t t - * — ........* • * - « “ — • in peace times, or, for that matter, for a municipal park and country nt 1 * municipal objectives. --------------------------- — in any other country. club. The property, valued nt Hhank aspired last year to the Kven if wealth is a burden luck jin country, Today the mortality from tuberculosis in more than $ 1,000,000, belonged to republican gubernatorial noinina- "f it in more so. mm i nm i ’ , . Organized Shortly Germany is lower than ever before, But for all that, declared Dr. Schiele, the number of children with tuberculosis and rickets is fa r too great. He described how the government was striving inces­ santly in improve health condi­ tions among the children of the poorer classes by means of sani­ tary control and instruction in the schools, but especially with the aid of numerous exhibitions of hy­ giene and demography throughout the country, The Danish government is ne­ gotiating with Lopu to Introduce the raising of reindeer on Green­ land. SEATTLE, Aug. 12. — W. T. Loop, chief of the Alaska division GOOSE EGG PRODUCES TW IN S of the United States Bureau of VISCOUNT, Saak., Aug. 12.— Education fo r 31 years, left his From a setting of five eggs, Mrs. home here this summer for Baffin J. J. Elliott, of this district, was Land, the Canadian island between agreeably surpised to find six Greenland and North America, to fine goslings had been hatched, reorganize the reindeer industry one egg having produced a splen­ for the Hudson Bay Company. Until this year Loop was in did pair of birds. The egg from which the pair charge of reindeer throughout Alaska. In the winter of 1898 a was hatched weighed half a pound party composed of Lieut. D. H. and was included in the setting Jarvis Lieut. E. B. Bertholf, Dr. primarily ns an experiment. FORMER JAY GOULD YACHT S. J. Call and Loop drove a small SOLD herd of reindeer 800 miles to Point During 1924 Florida shipped 4,HiBorrow, niunrva, Alaska, kmiii from v-ape Cape Prince DRfruWf * Vt 412 car loads of potatoes. The BELFAST, Aug. 12.— Lord F i r - 1of Wales, on the east side of Ber- old crop in a measure determines rie’a steam yacht, “ Valiant,’’ has \ in* S t r a i t . t o relieve a whaling the trend of the Florida potuto. . . u n i , t. n,, l fleet frozen in and starving, been sold to the shipbreakers. The The first reindeer in Alaskn Often the Hastings crop overlaps the early crop of South Carolina ship formerly belonged to Ja y ( Wl.re landed in 1892 at Teller, 60 and Alabama. This proves serious Gould, and made her first appear- i miles from Cape Prince of Wales. because the freight differential is nnce in British waters, when tho j I^spps '8er« brought to Alaska to favorable tu those states and new 1teach the Indians and Eskimos ’’Vigilant,’’ the America Cup d e - 1^ “ ‘to'care’ f o r 'th e anTmnUY The j Potatoes are obtainable cheaper, fendpr, came for a series of races 1raising of reindeer has become one with Britannia, which now belongs I of Alaska’s largest industries. , Four-fifths of the pecans grown to King George and is still a l e a d - j The Hudson Bay Company p lac-1 In the state come from the northIrtg figure in British yachting. ed a small number of reindeer on ! ern counties of the state. sd Bj Franc Flucl P A P E E T E , Tahiti The instability 0f ’ franc has revived talk i establishing a local u independent of the f|u the franc. Opinion <hat as Tahiti is so _ France, and is in th e , having a constant ere nnce, the financial the home country „ allowed to unsettle vs, tu rb business In this As u m atter of faf. ; used in the colony js J currency |aSued by branch of the Banqu# but it fluctuates in s the franc. A settled form of only thing necessary period of great p laland. Both the \ . u, yields a re increasing manding good priC(1> Other leading fmfc .1 Florida are the fi» grape, plum, persira^ ; l berry. *“ ■ -> i SANFORD ...P L A Y S... ST.PETE ■Free! Free! Freels 5 Baseball Ticket ■ <>! y flip * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U M M aaB iiU M B aa Baseball Tickel S ***■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a n n u a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ........................................................................................ .. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. FREE TICKETS READ THESE These ads contain mispened words or unnecessary let­ ters which spell the name of a Sanford Baseball player. 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We we serve a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a u a 9 (* M U a a Dinner 35 Cents . Lincoln Hotel i *I * Weekly Rates Phone 131 Read These A Find the name of a ford Hall Play* ■ 3 All ladies who dll | the concealed nan* ■ ri a S be given series tick* ■ a 33 a a B B u iia im u a u u a M u u a ia the games, r. ’ X : aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaO �AUGUST 12. 102S. c s ^ u l C a f n p a i g n f If j 'There VfWro th tti 20 counties bul t lt m j f o f i ^ p n f p a u y • W il I only 17 counties'tmwte census re Wekiva Springs Soon iurnr. E stim ates placed the pop. illation then a t 70,000. « Announcement has been mnilc l*y tlm St. K. Miller Really Corpora­ tion of Detroit, Mich., to the ef­ fect that during next winter it will ( operate daily a 25 passenger cabin yacht between Wekiva Springs, situated on the upper Wekiva riv­ er and Sanford. The bont, it is announced, has already been onlofOil and will Ik* delivered by the builders about Oct. 15 of tills year. It will.be quipped with a «!5 horse p >wcr J'crippa motor, capable of dcvel" 1’inir a speed of 25 miles 'ier hour. The Miller company has n Inrye development project at Wekiva .Springs. The decision to operate the boat line, it was announced, conies a lte r learning th a t the gov­ ernment will make a survey of the Wekiva River in the near future. 3 * ■ " (Continued from P age One.) * * am not interested in Albert ( it House any more. He 1ms left in- ’ i t to rot in tlie jail at Tampa, and lias not spent one five cent piece ' AGO, Aug. 12.—An old r- to provide for my comfort. Only ttidei a form will be sent th kindness of Sheriff lliers an 1, JJ laud from a modei the loyalty of my father have help- ; jAt’ii nn Indian edition <• < ,t m i survive the hardships wldch| i-pecii New T es ta n u n the misdeed of Albert House have i«ntly attracted wid h u light upon me." (Station because of i. Some hint of the reason for h-r n.i-iation, is published 1 attem pting suicide last week— ■Tuin Literature Society when she drunk a bottle of camji a', through the coopera ph ir—was given by Theresa | he University of Ch ' • ' Douse, when she said that she had reached the stage where she "did reject. 4 1Vl-> p d ' not care." i the rirflilt/ of i “ I knew th n t camphor would from the Orieti '* not kill me,*' she said, "hut 1 iinpon of the Vow T <■<! that it would make me sick, and m Kugf d, (Imt • im' ,,lat * w,)Uld die.” n itminutf. who . Vinil When told of the arsenal supply It out the Ini-g pi inn arm s and ammunition found in ’lutes house's possession, she said. Uai“ I am giad thnt he is arrested, i the i’erhnpis he will cause no more e in | trouble for anybody now. -hip "The only friend I have in the I world who would bo interested in | Announi i-mont was made Tin s i de- having me freed is my father, and ,day by •!. IL Tomlinson. l-u-al ri-nbe is an old man suffering from roscntntivi' of the Florida State I the injuries received in an automobile (laiiu- and Kigali Whiter Fish ('"in ones accident.” mission, that licniaca for hurtling ami fishing in thin state can now he heciirnl from him as provided under the new law. He reside at Thirteenth Street and I.aurel Ave nut. Mr, Tomlinson stated that lie ha : already Iimrehcndod two offender of the fi ll laws, but that for the most purl lie has found the people most willing to co-operate with the mm grasp state officials relative to pnforeipg •Jin giving to the state game and (isii laws. ihi- Orient Hunting and fishing licence:. Ir!3“f English of said. <an is- secured hy resident., • 1,1 1ioodspecrl for a sum of $Hl which give them r-‘'hllished 100 the privilege of hunting or fishing within the law, anywhere in the state except where there are comi­ ty laws to prevent. iVI A N le 3 TO I.OS A N t i L i . A u g . 12.— Jos­ eph Ward, >zii11 :o be wanted in West Virginia on a charge of em ­ bezzling $21)0,01)0 in funds from the Bank of Hcnwnod, was a r r e s t­ ed here las', niglu. Police deti-i \ tives who took him in custody said h« a t fir.-t di-nicd his identity Imt I inter broke down and admitted hi was the man they sought. CHILDREN'S 1 AT VI. DISK ASKS Worms and parasites in tin* in trstines of children undermine health and so weaken their vital­ ity that they are unable to resist the diseases so fi tnl t<> child life. The safe course is t*i give a few doses of White's Cieam Vermifuge. It destroys and expels the worms without tin- siighest injury to tinhealth or aetivity of lh>- child. Price 35c. Sold by Lim-j's Drug SALE $1.(10 SI.511 Values for .... . 50c 75c Values f o r ...... Etc. As Long As They Last "A (■mater Sanford Through A Greater Chamber of Commerce’* JUNK'S FILL1NC STATION W. C. HARTLINE, Prop. il .'3 *3 J 3 t ?; ■B B aaaaaaaaaaaaaB B aaM B B aB aB aaaaB aaaaB aB B B B aB aB B H a 128 Feet Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two stores that a | -iVA^yH corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can he pur­ chased at $75.00 a front foot on easy terms. GO Feet * between First nml Second Streets un S At $610.00 per front foot 2102 First St Realtors. Hanford jM ta u [Acw cyY^nA'^Uiectaum a f f il ia t e d w it h Tin; S a n f o r d Gr k dit A s s o c ia t io n When you b u y D iam ond Tires from us we agree t o do this! —Keep t h e m In excel-, lent condition while you are vising th e m . —Repair any little cute th a t m ay appear. —O ccasionally c h a n g e th e m fro m o ne whcol to an o th e r to even th e wear. —Examine tho tire flap* to see t h a t tubes ara not being pinched, 77i(* s e rv ic e and attention, along with Diamond quality, g ic e s you th e g r e a t e s t tire v alu e in the world. W ight B ros. Co, Incur pot Mril Sanford, Florida * 1113 Sanford Avc. Sanford, Fla Co-operation among Sanford Retail Credit Men, through the medium of their Credit Hurunu »yatem, has practieally eliminated llte “dend beat" —tho man who knowingly and wilfully buys be­ yond Ida means, or who evades the payment of bis just obligations. Dg d b e B ro th ers The same instrument will now he used by the Merchants and Professional Men, members of the Retail Credit Men’s Association of Snnford tn eliminate slow and undesirable accounts, and to impress upon all charge customers alike the necessity of meeting their bills promptly Its beauty is particularly appealing because it distinguishes a vehicle of sturdy worth. T hin in a condition forced upon merchants and all others who aro behind this campaign, re­ gardless of their desires. Always nn imposition, it is now no longer a possibility. Tho business situation calls for cash when due. You aro afforded the satisfaction of driving a car that actually lives lip tq -its sm art appearance. Tho merchants who sell you merchandise upon regular or specifically arranged terms, has a right to expect and demand payment when due, just as much as his own employee has a right to ids pay on pay day. M iller 0 . Phillips, lnr. Corner Oak Ave ami 2nd SI BOYS Henson for Kciqng— Owners has other Interest requiring all of their time. ■ LA MONTH, Mo., Aug. 12.—A | body believed to be th at of Adam , t 'iajvson, of i,t i i . N, V., was found i in a ditch near a hedge oil the farm of (marge Myers, four miles southwest of here today. An in­ quest will lie held tomorrow. The body was found by road workers in weeds along a highway. It was badly decomposed and was taken tu i.anmnte. Some papers invlthling travelers cheeks, totaling $21X1 were found on the body that was identified as thut of Clawson, according to Deputy Sheriff Cal­ vert. . ** Forecast For Florida . ’If ’-.-.iV TJ A Rest profit paying grocery in Sanford Can he handled by man and wife. E xiksihc of doing business less than any store m Seminole county doing »ainc business. i liody New York Man Is Found In Ditch AN EXHILARATING EFFECT A bottle of llerbinc on the shelf fM - v ni byrue is like having a doctor in the liouse all tin* time. It give »• ., a ----- --- X , *::*■ \ • instant relief when the digestion gets nut of order or the bowels Mail'to act. One o r t.v;o doses is all •[ we «e the workers in tire recent Cham ber of Commerce . nmpaign all pulling a rope of "harmony” and ■•Co-Operation". Thcii , shat is necosrnry to atari things - efforti during tho campaign gave the local organization a fu ml of $107,000 with which to advertise the advantages ami poasibilitie moving and restore that fine feel­ [(Hi, The r.i iiey will be used in an intensive campaign, whi-h is expected to place Snnford on the tiinp as a tourist and btfsinc' ing of exhilaration and buoyancy ■'I 'pirits which belongs only to perfect health. Price 00c. Sold by l.nney’R Drug Store. • “Open accounts" are payable not later than the tenth of tin: month following purchase. Not that special terms can not he arranged for specific jurrha.se, for limy can, but the only desirable customer these days is I lie man or woman or firm or corporation that pays on the day agreed upon. Let us lie plain. If you have been taking your time in paying your bills because you felt the merchant was either unable or unwilling TO EN­ FORCE his terms, take hoed, t ’ay last month’s purchases now—the account is past due. Your future credit standing depends not upon how CAN you pay, but how DO you pay. NKW bUMBKR YARD A complete line of Cypress and Fine Framing Shoal hing Hiding Flooring , Ceiling Finish Mouldings * 4 Lath Prick SMUArtU 111 BWMKMtttlV ||j Lime Plaster \ : White Hock Fluster Hoard Nails 'U -lpO SJH j of it m,,vp to Florida. It Is Never Uphill to the Men Screen Wire HuiJdcrs Hardware Dots Windows Frames and Screens Made to O rder on the Level Murpltv Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right SAN FO RD PRICE, M gr 7111 W. i P ' 1 St. 1‘huqg. i t j A t ARF-imATCl? VVITH -~ r A’ELl.. YOU >WThVY'vt'UE RO­ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOU YOU, �*S .• Vm itact Form *Tl}e Sanford Herald , ...__ i t t t n m n '« H I I M ir «f Wumf-rrt, Florida b-At^i Anent Henry L. Mencken ■■ w- — ■■. w Since the panaing of William Jenninjpi Bryan, legion trib­ Civilization’s Bsttle. He♦ r*d u H ecand C la s s M a tt a r . Not a Joke, Exactly k.to bar 11. Ill*, a t tha Postoftlea utes have been paid to him, both as an exponent of the high­ #j»font. Florida tnd ar Act of est political ideals and ns the perfect embodiment of true re­ nig g er Children* «. 1**7. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Rdttar ligious sp irit Many of the leading writers of the country, I . 1I1BA>„ tCopyrtabt ■ OWAItO IIKIK1 . ' a . ■< w M ta although of different political views and beliefs have com­ ■II Maaanlla T H E FIRST American fliers form — mented frankly upon his life and labors. Ing tho new I»aFayctto squadron mu am iM iiiiTin.N n . t r r .a White n few writers have stated that some of the policies have arrived at Casablanca in Mo­ Ttn* Tear—IT.on Hit Months . II Sfl Oatliarsd In Cttr b) Csrrlsi, p of Mr. Bryan were harmful, yot these same critics have been rocco and will soon be with their waalt. tlo. Weakly Edition l i Par year. outspoken in their prniso of his sincerity of purpose nnd ab­ French brothers above the fighting _ aPKi lAi. MiTtr r,i All obituary notlcaa. rarda of thanka. resolutions solute faith in his convictions. They have paid him the sim­ lines of the Riffs. and notlcaa ot anisrialn.-xots whara Those young Americans have _ tarKC* ara MBits trill bo rburaod ple tribute of "sticking to his guns" in the face of adversity •Ssi fa r at regular udvartlaln* rains. gone abroad for excitement and and tho loss of friendship. to prove their friendship for MTitlBFn TIIB ABSOCt ATKII I'llK tt H fr There is, however, one of Mr. Bryan’s critics who has France. But whether they know It Tha Associated Praaa la sxclustaaly entitled »n *he uae for re* Next to the water c r ^ . ill? publication of all newa dlspalel.es taken advantage of his position'to deliver unjust and dia­ or not, they will do good work for *oda fountain the hath » credit** to It or not otherwise cred­ bolical pronouncements against the Commoner. The sav­ civilization. Every time they ited In thla p.ipcr and also the lomost popular summer rts* cal nawa ntihfiah'-d heroin. Alt rights agery of his attack upon Mr. Dryau is entirely uncalled for drop a bomb to convince tho Riffa o f raputillcallon of special dlspatcnChicago wants to be a and places him in a class by himself among newspaper that Mohammed and his teachings •au herein are rlao r*ssr-*d by itself. And there critics of tho late statesman. do not represent the Almighty. TVEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1921 tails which want to w.g* Henry L. Mencken, whose tirades nnd attacks upon men TH E IIKRALIYS PLATFORM \m MUCH MORE important to civi­ Only one president of th* 1,—Deeper water route to Jackson­ in public life and upon many a popular movement, have won lization than the Smyrna EarthM ates ha* been named (Jew for himself a peculiar sort of fame, in a recent editorial ap­ ville. ijunkcM are the Mohamnicnitan upthey make fine Full man M JL—Cnnatructlon of SI. Johna-In- pearing in tiie Baltimore Sun, says: rising* probably will establish or­ dlan River rnn.il. "Bryan was a vulgar nnd common man, a end undiluted. der in northern Africa. hornier- ----kaiser to n - wants »<i i* m 3 . —Extension of white way. And in doing so the French will He was ignorant, bigoted, self-seeking, blatant and dishonest. render ing. Wants to visit Ge I.- -Extension of loenl nmusements. service to civilization. _ ... - -erman wore out his welcome last t —Swimming pool, tennis courta, His career brought him into contact with the first men of The world cannot afford to see etc. his time; ho preferred the company of rustic ignoramuses. any increase in the power of A.—Augmenting of building pro­ It was hard to believe, watching him at Dayton, that he had those that follow Mohammed ns Well. Dawes stuck a 1 gram —holism, botch, apartm ent hook in his finger. Wit] the prophet, teaching and believ­ traveled, that he had been a high officer of state. He seem­ houses. could have heard him getti ing his bloody doctrines. • — Extension of street paving pro­ ed only a poor clod like those around him, deluded by a gram. childish theology, full of an almost pathological hatred of THE OUTBREAKS ngninst tho Chicago burglars knot 7*~A3nnst ruction of boulevard all learning, all human dignity, all beauty, all fine and noble trade. They gagged a ba French in Syria are serious. Indi­ around Lake Monroe. busy burglar wants to < things. lie was a peasant come home to the dung-pile. vidual bodies of French troops • .- —Completion of city beautifica­ talk. Imagine a gentleman, and you have imagined everything have been wiped out by surprises. tion program. The French, with flying machines 9 ,— Repartition of arhool ayatem thnt he was not." Maybe they tried to ... ,, , , K, . and greater efficiency, tan be r e ­ with provialon for increased fa* movie s ta r named Mary f nte Gi'cciwille, S, C., News, commentinjf upon the subject] Bed upon to adjust matters In elllliea. Anyway, here's her mum submits tiie above paragraph, the last one of an obituary on Syria. Those ancient regions paper. 'around Damascus will know what B IB LE THOUGHT FOR TODAY tins Commoner, aa the "crudest thing ever written." modern science means. AN END TO WORRY:— Bo Things nre so quiet The Asheville Citizen describes it as outrageous and says This country should remember careful for nothing: but in every­ engo this summer ynu n thnt France is making civiliza­ "even the intelligentsia who hail Mencken as their demi-god, thing by prayer nnd supplication them robbing hotel* half w ith thanksgiving let your re­ will have trouble disgusting this untrue, despicable and tion’s fight nnd the fight for away. quests be made known unto G chIi slanderous description of a man who is now where lie can­ white ntnn rub* on earth in her African nnd eastern fighting. \ nd the pence of God, which pas* not defend himself." cth nl lundcrstnnding, shall keep gerated pantomine n**e»ssary in t tion. It always has her?; The Herald is familiar with the writings of Mencken. JOHN L. LEWIS, head of the I your hearts and minds through the movies, a great d ial of w h a t ! ways will be. It is a pictori KNOCKING FLORIDA Christ Jesus. Phlllppiuna 4: G, 7. we call immortal literr.tare would a lite rary art. It* Weitrn His brilliance in his work Itas always been marked by a sort coal miners, writes, in rather s a r ­ castic vein, to the mine owners: CLEARWATER SUN seem tawdry and shock.tig and their chases and its comit --------- o--------of depravity, which will manifest itself in a cynical and bitter “ We really do not care to arbi­ impossible to keep within the lim- their funny falls, its Corea MAN'S PURPOSE tirade upon anything nnd almost everything. His obituary trate. Thanks for th«* offer.” its of a reasonable propriety. , K<njs with their prairie pata The Sun hns been amazed nt the Empire Statu of the South, When you've rend the* hooks nnd assault upon a man, who enjoyed the admiration and confi­ The supply of coal and the price attitude of some of the Georgia! a well known Atlanta business Further, aside from any ques- j and its Fairbanks fantuj have done your thinking, dence of millions and who occupies a place in history as one of coal are matters important to tion of morality, the plays refuse.! true movie stuff, tain ti Sifted life out for Its golden of the outstanding Americans, cannot destroy the glory the public. Mr. I-ewis believes newspapers, as well as many o f . inani just returned from Florida, by Mr. Hays are eminently una- be told in pictures with Ij the Georgia people, toward F lo r |st.nds Jim Nevin, of the Atlanta sand that the arbitrators would lx? dapted to the screen because the captions reduced almost to Fuv tho thing which Is finer than that was bis. The article only shows the warped vision of "framed against him. lie may he idn. (Jur Georgia friends do not I Georgian, this scintillating gem; plays themselves depend so large- They, incidentally, are the I’ve just returned from Florida, scorn to realize th a t th at state will the writer. eating or drinking, right and may he wrong. |y fnr effect on inflections of the l th a t make money for the t be largely benefitted by what they And nothing could lx- horrider. ’ Pleasure or fame or the work of That has nothing to do with the call the "Florida boom." It is The climate it was torrider. No attack of Henry L. Mencken will ever hurt William voice or a tapestry of written | pic reason th at an appeal your hand right of the public to have some­ words. The movie's metier is no- 1eye is universal. This you shall come to as being Jennings Bryan. Tin* Herald knows that. But it does seem thing to say about coal mines, reasonable to conclude that of the Than the place they call Hades, thousands who are coming to Flor­ And I wouldn't give a damme a pity that a man of Mencken’s type is even allowed to voice coal prices ami coal strikes. above all things ida ninny will, in the etui, settle in For Hu* place they call Miami. ' ' ‘ newspaper Home, with its treasures of num­ his us views and............................ to enjoy the fraternaiism of‘ the . I, . ■ Georgia nnd make investments in Nor yet a Georgia peach berless small things. profession. His obituary on the Commoner should be tie- MR. LEWIS loesn t help his state. For the place they Palm Beach, nounced by the press of the country as a cowardly and (last|«id«% of the effort ,,f the men to Then, too, it ts already indicat­ Nor a single 2-cent stnnipa Boring through life for the core nt ardly attack and be should be reprimanded for his attem pt i K,,t higher pay with their ‘check-) e d that the Florida "boom" will For the place they call Tampa. the center; northward into Georgia, as Give me the Georgia scenery, Reeking your purpose and pnrt IH o f a man, who « h i. .uporior A ' t Z travel high up in the state as Macon, in­ £ i in the plan, Your reason for every grim battle you enter, Tho source of your courage to fight as n man. The spirit th at moves you nnd fashions what's your way, You'll find that it'a all to he found nt your doorway. With its lulls and lakes and green- B e a c h P ro p ertJ cluding the entire peach-growing IS SCARCE section. Novv I'm hack in dear old Georgia, THE GREAT ART in writing advertisements is the find­ Here is tv newspaper clipping I'm glad I live in Georgia, AND GETTING SCARCER IN' Great Britain which has been sent to The Sun, Ami I wouldn't swap all Florida ing out a proper method to catch the reader’s eye; without areCHILDREN bigger than they were, desks , n' f' th„ AEE THE TIME big I For pjif.UUje o K 'i.V f " . which a good thing may pass over unobserved, ir be lost in the schools are too small f, , r ,,Lillies as well ns some of the Above handed in yesterday by a among commissions of bankrupt.—Addison. Georgian and we notice that most thin generation. 1 hut is i?oo<l now* weeklies nrv treating Florida, •----------------- o -----------------for the future of the British Emall of Georgia is with us."— A t­ YOU WIFE HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT IN Talk l ’p Georgia pire. “ Stop talking Florida; go to lanta Georgian. VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PER 1 IT IS HOOD lo he often reminded of the inconsistency British children now get out work .............for .. Georgia," reads an ediWealth—not for self, hut the lov­ If "most "f all Georgia” e n te r­ NOW of human nature, and to learn to look without wonder o r door exercise, instead of spending tonal In The Tifton Gazette. ed ones about you, tain* thi* spirit of envy, and hacks Fame, not for self, hut for those disgust the weakness which are found in tiie strongest their youth ill mills ns they u*r.| j (ut «K O w.,rk for Georgia"— j it no by uttering untruths about you would bless! to do. The British government < js t j,(. nJ|| v thing needed . Florida, then the people of Georminds.—Macaulay. Honor, what m atter that others took th- hint when it became lo ,,ul (;c, „ Kja where it belongs; gin have changed greatly from may doubt you, every day harder to find men of to its accustomed anil what they were when this w riter GIVE ^OHR DECISIONS, never your reasons; your de­ right size for the army. The thoroughly justified place—" t h e 'lived for many years among them. Htill if the trust of your won you possess? cisions may Ik* right, your reasons are sure to be wrong._ Brill'll race was evidently grow - 1 Danger, despnir anil the struggle Cord Mansfield. ing smaller. JOHN TEMPLE GROYKS They decided that starving chi! to master, dreti to keep them small enough All to make lovely those four walls MACON TKI.KCKAI'H For Further Information. I KNOW OF no way of plaster. judging Die future but by the to go down chimneys, ami grind Call at Moole/.ttma Hotel. past.—Patrick Iienry. ing up children in mills and farJohn Temple Graves was a warm heart mu and 'had leaped to glo This is the ultimate end of your lories, was a had idea. newspaper man in whom was com- ry in a single night," he was also story; They passed laws to stop that, hiireit, with hit ability to write, a in the role of a prophet, because i i . i ; SCHULTE REALTY CO., Im.| a Dili they rejoice in the work of We tried to pass such laws in rare gift for oratnrv of the sort i the Grady -lo erh hrought John your bund? iiy mviN a. c o n n thi* country, hut our distinguish- which brings nation-wide recogni- Temple Gm \. • national recogni­ Have you to show, ns tiie sun; if MAKE' RESERVATION EAREY s 'd supreme court told us it was tion. lie wns among the last of tion. It i doubtful that even your glory, ................. ....................................... ........... ..I not constitutional to interfere lin- men who hulked upon the stage Grady ever .poke more eloquently,t Almost invariably, when men fall Tim customer drank it, wiped hi A home which the tempests of a (to discusing examples of business mouth on the hack of'ids hand a n d ; w'1'1 t *u‘ exploitation of child life, in thnt day when oratory was n c - ’ ever caught the charm of word* Mo could withstand? --------| counted more highly than it is in and imprisoned them into speech. Ponce at tho fireside and love at sagacity, someone present is re -.s ta rte d to withdraw. THIS COUNTRY is going to this day, when th e public speaker quite so e ff e c tiv e ly as Graves did minded of the illustrative incident! “ Yore, hole on, w'ite man," said tho fender— These are man's purpose, and of the white tram p and the rotor- the negro, "you forgot to pav fur have » commercial flying fleet who essay, to venture into poesy | when he spoke beside his friend's soon, and fortunately there isn't :,nd into the tlowiry kingdom of dead body. E'en to this day, tho ud saloon-keeper. For the Is-nefil dat beer." these uru his splendor! eloquence i* called an "eagle high scltm children of America f those who have not heard tie"Why, I give you a cigar for it." any doubt about it. — Edgar A. Guest. story—if any such there he—it is {'resident Coolidge. with hi* ; r renim| r ." Oratoiv of today issues recite that peech in the oratorical "Yes, hut you ain't paid fur dt -------- n -------here and now set forth; cigar, neither." iirgiim, has caused high finam e the rnng.e and power and log­ contests. Don't knock, leave that to your ic of the simple words rightly The colored man sal behind his But you’ve still got the cigar, Mr. Graves desired of all to lie in beeome interested. automobile. used, rather than from the intona­ known as a newspaperman—as do bar in a moment when trade was ain’t ynu? What's the m atter with Henry Ford, the ablest manu­ tions and gestures and fanciful I slack. Ihtoiigh the swinging doors, you. anyhow, all real newspaper men—bu t his An rxrluingi carries the follow­ entered the ragged faucasian. ■ The colored mini scratched his facturer in the world is building words that carry one into the gift of speech led him into so many machines of the host modern type, clouds. ing weather notice, "Friday, gen "Give me a good five cent eig- head, speaking engagements that out­ and plans to produce the "Fool­ erally fair, probably followed hv ur." he ordered. "I.ehime see, boss," he said, "ef proof" flying machine. What he Mr. Grav • icnrhed the greatest side the South he became known Saturday." tlh, dear, bow'd you I he proprietor produced u box I gits dis thing straight: You height of hi oratorical c a r e e r ' chiefly a an orator. The older ever figure that out ? containing a number of inaligant- don't owe me for de beer, 'cause plans he usually does. when he stood above the bier of residents f Macon remember him ■ o— — looking dark-brown rolls. The pa- yog give me de cigar fur it and Henry W. Grady, the nation's fore- as a young man who wrote mugtMISS HELEN Gardener, intel­ most orator of hi* day, and pro* [rally for Ilu- Telegraph in the iron made a discriminating choice| you don't owe fur de eigar 'cause BREVITY: and then in the net of putting a you ha oiled it hack to me. I dat ligent Civil Service Commission­ nutinccd the f'ineriil oration. When (eighties and lived a t a fashionable Drunk driver. er, recently dead, left her brain he said of Grady that he had wrap- |boarding torn at Second and Wttl-J cigar between his |jp* checked liim- right ?" Street car; A person can accomplish good results by loyalty self as though struck with a new Three killed, "Certainly it’s right," said the to Cornell University. She want­ petl the American nation to his nut Streets. good object. Select the object open an account ed one first-class female brain idea. crafty white. There you are. the SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK and then make Iters was undoubtedly first class "Nay. I’ve changed my mind," "Ver’ well, then," agreed the col­ regular habit to deposit weekly or monthly. A doctor claims the le-s you he said. “ Believe I'll take a glass ored man, "but say, mister, I wants -to he compared with the lirain* of nten; hence her interesting of beer Instead." to ax you a favor: Next time you KANSAS CITY STAR Wear tho longer you will live. Now The negro returned the eigar to feels lak smokin' or dritikin' please gift, of her own brain, to the doc­ wo know thcro are going to be /, •I I’ct Cent Interest Paid On Savings Accou lot of Sanford girls who will help its box and drew a glass of beer. tek yo' custom sornewhars else." tors. Any person inclined to be pcssi- in America today. Nowhere else celebrate the birthdays of their ...t.u-r . mistic about the material welfare ju the world's history have similar HUT. MUST, the size or the i „f America might to stand fifteen conditions ever exinted The Amorgreat grout great great grand children. brain while it means something, or twenty minutes at a downtown icon worker i* well paid- much WKST PALM IIKAt II TIIOPU’AI. SPN -------- o-------doesn’t mean everything. The brain street corner and use his e y e . better paid than the worker In any of Cuvier, the great naturalist, was ' while there. Watch the throngs of other country The standards of The Times-llniuii says the doc­ Florida has a most excellent op- m a n u fa ctu re of rubber product;* one of the biggest ever weighed, j people. Note th.-ir dre>*. the gen- living in America are high much tor who prescribes a summer diet of cucumbers, green corn on the pint unity tn profit by the wide-) would he even greater. Them is a Idiots have had brains almost as erul atmosphere of prosperity, higher than those in the leading cob, watermelons, fried chicken spread publicity now being given very real need for domestic rub*V\ ' , * ii , * , c,,ri- the other nation- of Europe. Prosperity is A brain, like a bullet, depends evidences of progress and materia! confined to no one class here I* ■: and cantaloupes, is popular with the British monopoly 'on the worlds (her. Not only does Great Britain STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS Note the healthful- capita savings have mounted; eehis patients. Yes, and those pa­ supply of raw rulilxT. The situa*)control the rubber supply, hut the on the speed with which it travels., well-being. ness and vigor of the people, the curity ownership has become diftients who try all of those things tion becomes acute and is now rap- j pries* of the raw product is heeomON TH E AVERAGE, all women j certainty nnd determination in I fused; motor cars and other eviin one meal will popular with the idly approaching a climax when ing prohibitive. The foreign trust Morida should step to the front cracks the whip, and we must have smaller brains than men, nail i their movements, undertaker. [dunces of wealth have become genwith a declaration of her intention Jump, American dollars must he snmller skulls. Take a thousand I Unquestionably, poverty, suf- l' n *l Education, mean* of cornHughey Cunuvun, the pitcher, to foster the culture of rubber mu! paid in tribute to the British rub- male and female skulls at ran- j faring, ill health and unrest are munieation, agencies for health the muiuifacture of rubber pro her trust. I he ultimate consumers doni; nine hundred and fifty of tho . to be found in America. But and recreation, comfort* and con- JJ was called home by the death of ducts. must, of course, pay the price; male brains will be bigger, hut these, a fte r all, arc fairly negli­ vonionces arc in reach of most t f m his four-year-old child, who wiu Such a declaration would have a born while Hughey was in training immediate and far reaching effects the ultimate consumer in thi* rase even thut doesn’t mean anything. gible. They are not an outstanding the people. being every person who buys tires, Man’s work ha been done for characteristic if the country. The at DeLund, Fla., lust Spring.— , , . ■ . . . ....... Uds fact of America’s fortunate of greatest benefit to Florida. This tubes, garden hose, .shoes with rub- two hundred thousand years, on nig consideration is that nowhere1position offers opportunity that a^ Week.'y Baseball Guide. Well, of course, remark a hh* state would at once bo hailed, the her heels or soles or any of the the OUTSIDE, developing Ins else in the world are to he found any individual may lake udvanover as tho savior of the . hundreds of articles made from thinking machinery. the favorable conditions that exist tage of. things happen here in Florida but country United States rubber industry, rubber. we never imagined it had reached News articles, editorials cartoons Woman, the mother of the race, — ‘— | !• loridiv is the only state in tho that stage. -all would picture Florida a* a ) union having a climate and soil has done work of a different kind, ---------n---- :— modern The*us rescuing the United adapted to the cultivation of rub- W ITHIN, developing sentiment, TAMPA TRIBUNE Sanford went over the top with States rubber industry from the her. Therefore it is not only Flor­ loyalty, devotion und other quali­ u bung in its Chumbcr of Com­ grasping Minotaur of British mo­ ida’s privilege, but her duty to pro­ ties more important than imlre Will n , y l ' t r ii adviser to is made to appear a sort of unia- a merce drive. With u goal of $50,- nopoly in the labyrinth of world vide America with rubber inde­ brain size. Hollywood, has decided there wid 11cresting vice. And if unyonu asks ' ■ 000 for which to strive, the hust- trade, Publicity of this sort would pendently of the British , u bber lii’C boasters of thirty sterling city lx* worth more to Florida than all trust. w m> \ TVu r8 ° nuI Mr. Hays why, since this material « Contemporary Comment Knew \ \ h a t 1 hey Wanted, the is acceptable on Broadway and he- u doujil-xJ that amount und added the advertising and descriptive lit­ Thousands of new citizens, mil­ ( latest Pulitzer prize play, and 1tween the covers of a book, it is «* $5,000 for good measure. They erature which could he bought and lions of dollar* of new capital dili­ *- 1-T he Green rb* pic' ............... ' can a REALTOR Husbands and wives should sitoutit m-> m'tf*The Green Hat," lin t the the■AArlen forbidden to the cinema, he ran their total membership up to distributed, for it would place Flo­ gent and untiring ef foil* in the er lead ent-and-dog lives. rh u jflire of life in the wild* of Mayvery safely sav th a t no one v *i a 4,200, making their chamber the rida before tho people of the Uni­ development of tlv> unlimited re­ Roums SB 1-502. Phone U5 . has successfully translated t h e ! 2 third largest in the state. San­ ted States illy a most advantageous source.* of Florida and « ,,|„ce «n odds nre nine to one in favor of fair. cat.—Mobile New . Item. < *M % .f l f * y » w moved to thi* decis- nuance, of the human voice V> tho ! F irst N ational Bank Buildingford may well feel proud of her light, surrouifled by an aura of tho summit of the highest peak of JJ" h V considerations. The films or x u « * rd n t in finding u B achievement and her drive is u rum a n tie glut Jo r, glory and in the affcvtims of all Matrimony has begun to hit dn first nanied opus has a flavor screen.equivalent f o r thu deBeucV J SA LES FO RCE malic for other Florida cities In Ho much *#r the announcement. America. nil six when the husband has to somewhat w n i m m n t of Baccnc- which lies in language. Stripped !■ tlu- xamit cUs.1 to. about at.--K.is- Tho rcsultib/of actually fostering M. M. S T R W A R T Whnt more could We ask" How remind her th at it’s t h e i r wedding «jo nn.l the ta lle r is one of the,,, of poetry and nmmoViT illusion'^ i d . .. B O « a W S ^ ■imnive Valley Gncxttc. tho c u l i h i / i o n of rubber and th« else get it? anniversary— A rkunst. Democrat [ovcrcivilized fables in which virtue [reduced to the muging and w a g -I U r n u u i u n i i B U i U i u i u m m u i i i l l I ^ ply as a matter for sarcastic jest It’s serious to the public New Smyrna Bead MY FAVORITE STORIES K KV t« I? A ; |ffj TIIE CROWD ON THE STREETS ft A -in ; FLORIDA TO THE RESCUE ijn m in o ln ^ o u n ly l& a 1 S an ford ,F la. r i ' fci", L': *tll m w l Lake Fron HAYS WON’T HAVE ’EM PROPERTY At a Reasonable Price E. F. LANE �rfA4 I trjfh j =========j S^ S ! g B a j ! B * I ^ gaaw k \ '\ / 9 ' ■* ctai oiae o ' t l. I Z' PAGE FIV* WEDNESDAY. AVGUST 12, 1925, — _ T Anmimnil Longwood 'W'l m m est reports indicated. Jj"5r ,n .1 J .H . JACKSON 1! 1 • I' Captain and M rs .'K )p e Wash­ ington of Greenwood Lake, motor­ who nre already erecting a bunga­ Long Time Loans on Rasidences and Business Property. ‘ Mir* ed to Brooksville by way of Lees- low, store nnd filling stntlon. The 7-^O ffice 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. burg and were recent guests at sale of 14 lots during the ' past week, all for huildiing purposes, TELEPHONE:—Res. 428-J, Easy Repayment Plan the Tangerine Hotel. is also reported. The purchases Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schoffield and Violin Reqjital ByMissc are from Maine, Ohio, Georgia, ' Office in new Merrlwcather Building ■on, the celebrated evangelistic singers of Birmingham, Aia., who New York nnd Connecticut. StoinoffOnTuesday Mr. nnd Mrs. George U. S tuart 2nd Street. Phone 611 hnve been spending several days N igh t Enjoyed a t the Orange and Black, nnd con­ and family have returned a f te r a tinuing their motor tour to Miami. tour to Pittsburg nnd o th e r cities, Mrs. Briceno Clark, of the Or­ coming home by way of Shenodoah Admirers of Mi»3 Mary Stoinange nnd Block Hotel, nnd Mrs. Valley, having taveled fi,000 miles off, violinist, and patrons of the Ituth Clark Smith nnd daughter by automobile. They w ere accom­ Milnne T h ea ter were delighted Patricia, have returned from sev­ panied on the return by their Tuesday n ig h t with a recital given till cnteri l Mrs. eral days stny in Tampa and at nephew, Hubert Simpson. by her assisted by Mrs. A. SI. Phil­ I/O' *. . . •. . the Tangerine Hotel in Brooks­ Stuart will soon resume her posi­ Mis8 ips, soloist, and Miss Margaret ( IllCAGO,, Aug. 12_ti , Wright, Warlow and Company , **• f f i e c t , a t Davis at' the pinno tion as teacher in the Sanford gold mine of source material for ville. pinno. y 5 r on HolThe members of the League are schools. Miss S to i n o f f ‘played ' ‘ seVfern] s e - ' a battery nK*»inst criminal:, which psychologist. Thousands of per­ t u n 1 !- *, •> ! tit wth meeting weekly during the sum­ lections, accumpanieii npanied by Miss t>xI, t r *s anticipate eventually will sonal histories correlated The executive board of the Sem­ : criminal records, have been char­ mer at the homes of different ecial feature ,if iv.., reduce outlaws to a no-hit game in * Are Now Receiving Application For inole County Federation of Wo­ Davis. As a special of the , acterized by reputable authorities members to make articles for the men’s Clubs and the Child Welfare program th ere was alo a number American cities, as “ the largest body of data on to be held next December. Board recently met with Mrs. J. : in which there were alternative' Through the Psychopathic t ..i,,, crime which ever hns been put to­ bazaar These social gatherings nre much Henry Menick at th«\ Orange and ■ p a r ts by Miss Ktoinoff on the vio­ ratory of the Municipal "[ L n £ i■ enjoyed. Black ilntel when1considerable im­ 1■ lin and Mrs. Philips. Many en­ ( hicago, the old-linc. hnrd-shellSi gether under scientific auspices.*’ •' H Mere are the conclusions Dr. The Longwood Civic League portant business w» k transacted, of Geneva cores brought h earty applause criminologist whose faith was in Ilickson draws from his eleven held it’s regular monthly meeting „ ..... —------------t nnd the date for the next meeting brass knuckles and the hangman’s years’ experience in the labora­ sjnford shop- from the audience. on Tuesday afternoon at library ; of the county federation was set Miss Stoinoti will leave this ru.pe gradually is being replace tory: when a vote was taken for nn I for the middle of October. Among week for New York where she will by exponents of a new dispensa­ on Improved Business and Residential Property ( l ) Mental debility is the p ri­ amendment to its constitution con- <those present were Mrs. Henry resume her study in violin. tion. who regard crime ns an ef­ mary factor in crime, and the elim ­ cerniiig admission of new members i Wight, Mrs. John Leonard!, Mrs. and little in Sanford fect of psychic irregularities and ination of the criminal is a prob­ to the league. Saturday from i K. E. Tolar, Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon, for its eradication through lem more in psychology than in ' t to Virginia. Funds immediately available subject to title Swimming- Party I s work Mr, Joseph Phipps represents- Mr and Mrs. Marked, and Miss science rather than shotguns and the efficient administration of ........................ live of Mobile and Ohio HallroadAbbie Doudney, county nurse; Mrs. examination. sentences. T p lJrunilcy of Enjoyed AtLakeMarv thousands of police with quick has returned to his home on Crank W. B. Ballard of Altnmonte, Mrs. triger fingers. A | brief summary of the. Imajor sored to Sanford FEU w --- ,, ■ I H i , ^ ftI 4JlJ 'If Hill, Greenwood Lake after a Porter Wakefield of Geneva, Mrs. (-) Virtually nil criminals nre business trip to Jacksonville, Fort Maude W. Tupper of Chuluoto, APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS Little Misses Doris Hockey and <t‘ont' T l(m «'f the laboratory dircc! it ala Magnolia Betty Whecless delightfully enter/ i , °.n y irs' his short-changed on mental equip­ Lauderdale, and Miami. In the Mrs. L, 8 . Kingslnnd and Mrs. J. J' SEE latter city jhe found conditions Henry Menick, Longwood, were tained n number of their friend -. 1 "!.’. IV l ., instUutioti, is the stat ment or emotional stability. yG . Ball and Mr. celebrating their also present. tuir seventh and [m‘nt Ibnt thew hole American sys- J ’l) *" reft‘rence the number even more crowded than the wildfc i Steed of Kissini- eighth, birthday,-s respectively, with ,U‘m “f " ,ni‘nnl Jurisprudence is of. ofL;n-es 20 per cent of the DuBOSE AND HOLLER P:J' ,.t week-end a n ,|n , , swimming ,„ mrtv at I nke M-n-v 0VL‘r(*ue a t the junk pile. | cnnu> 1,1 Chicago is attributable party a r ty Lake Mary ^ ^ jn ‘ j o some form of mental debility, ■ ■ H u m ............ ......................................................................................... i n Tuesday afternoon REALTORS The children were motored out prweiiure they would substitute u l USVa ! h ,1"1 “ Parent to laymen. ■ (4) In more than 80 per cent cf lrJ. W. L. Sleg of Ge- to the lake, where games were schema based upon the accepted 112 Park Avenue E *'• •Sanford. 1played and a swim in the refresh­ fundamentals of psychology the criminally inclined mental 1 r r . into Weaklings, the delinquency is m an­ bungalow on 1’almet- ing w a te rs w as enjoyed, after wherein the offender i- a patient ifested before the period of adol­ which refreshm ents of ice cream in-tend of a prisoner. ■I esce nse. nnd cake was served. The laboratory is a branch of (6) Crime could be completely m returned Monday the Municipal Court, which is uni| ,rip to West Palm ■ ■!■■■■■■*■■ a ■■■■■a ■■■■■(■ ■■■■■■■«■■ *■■■*■■*■■■■■• - que as the largest court in the wiped out in one generation by M ARRIED IN OCALA properly caring for youths of Icth^r points along ths w,,r!d. in 1224 there went on this Dr. J. T. Denton and Mrs. Ro. . . . , --------...... criminal inclinations. berta Denton were married m 94,000^civil[and 225,(fi) A large majority of persons criminal cases for the consid­ ‘w Ocala on Monday by County Judge L | puleston and dauconvicted of major crimes, such eration of its :l" justices. ■ Futch. Mr, and Mrs. Denton left iMiry Elizabeth Pules- today for u trip to Washington and ■ ■ . as auider robbery nnd assault, Chief Justice Harry t j | i The Florida Resale Exchange i« equipped to ■ ■ iy for New York and New York, While away, Dr. Dea­ taldished the laboratory after °’’0 1hnV° bwn CllU/ t i’rovioufa,>'’ handle your listings of your holdings in Florida juiida. ton will take a post, graduate years' experience as n.sistan-1 "??,e man,y l,,r a',n’e n' inor Real Estate (acreage, business property, lots, Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property course in obstetrics. They expect P r - e c t o r and Criminal Court ” m° ' 1 ca<p ‘hey hava »rs. c. A. Ilaulerson of to return to Sanford about Oct 1 judge subdivision lots, or buildings) with the least pos­ iuilce in f’onk emo.lv ........ . i . i . ,>Mn sentenced to short in Cook county, to test his V' , , I in Sanford Monday sible delay. hypothesis that crime is fundamen- t ,Tm"’ ° r p"t "" ',rol,a,ion' on*y iGiioesville where they tally a problem of the mental and I .r eturn. * ° “" fnCt’ som® n' Q™ 100 or More Brokers ■ • «nJ a week. East Sanford emotional disorders. As prosecuasr,1' ,arP ' ’ ,, ■ Will ••Offer’* YOU K tor of thousands of criminals lie' umshnient is not a deter ■ We arc permanently located in Sanford jJV* Powell and little dnu■ Property, if you List Be Steele is leaving Sunday for Hod observed that most offenders! crimw ° f 111081 M l»r;J Mrs. Williams left Mars\n Hill, it with us. ■ N. C., to resume his were repeaters, anti that a lnr*e m » ' Vv;« • 1 i *• [.pend a short time in studies m OUR SALES FORCE arc EXPERTS / • ' Semi-, majority of'm e n .sentenced to the mental ttr "V!V‘ If you are in the market for Florida Heal Es­ M U sa the guests of nary,cs a t the Theological weaklings is n dominant " gallows suffered various degrees m a tate, send us your requirements at once. The impulse quite as irresistible as the ■ a Mrs. Boston Steele nnd sons nr- of mental debility, Wo guarantee Satisfaction. T ■ ■ healthy social impulses of normal same 100 brokers who sell for us, are in close Dr. William J. Hickson, widely individuals, and the criminal, be­ ■ ■ McMichaei returned rived home several days earlier touch with the "best buys’" on the market. ■ ■ Atlanta, Ga., where than planned as a pleasant surpri-*' known criminal psychologist, and cause of his debility, does nut re ­ ■ ■ If you have Property you want sold— List it with ua to the family’. his wife, Mrs. Marie Ilickson, have Write, telegraph or telephone (Miami 8115) gard punishment .is retribution, ntse in millinery and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Sullivan en- been directors of the laboratory but merely as a conspiracy of so­ and kiss it good-bye. today, at once to Desk No. 20. I hats for the Qualtortainod Mrs. Sullivan's parents, since it- foundation in lu ll. ciety to rob him of his right to id Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Estridge of As the largest clearing house for self-expression. Sunday. criminal mental defectives in the (0) The degree of viciousness jrr and daughter, Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Howard were over worid, the clinic attracts police and brutality in revolting crimes Isunger returned Inst from Oviedo Sunday, guests nt the magistrates and students of crimi­ is in a fixed relation to the de­ i pulm Reach where guests of friends Jack Hickson home on Celery Ave­ nology from all parts of the world. gree and nature of the mental deFast Flagler Street. nue to the new grandson. Its lecoriL constitute a veritable i angement. rjr 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Cannon, Miss Miami, Florida. [ihrnds of Mrs. Mon- Eleanor Cameron nnd the little tll he glad to know grand son are spending the month French Orphan Joined Maurice spoke little English. In ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a i a a a a a a H a a a i a a a a a a n a a a a a a . u . a h » a ■ » u « H» ■ f ............................................ the six years he lias been in this \thptov\ng after an of August a t Daytona Beach. th'« removal of ad- . Mr’ n,ul M n . Charles Adams ILS.A rmv at Ajtfe of 10 country he has passed through t> formerly of Sanford were guests the grade* of grammar school ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ R B i a K H i a n a a a a a x N B * a i i N a M a a a a a a a a a a a a c a a a a « a a H ’ | a t the A. Corpnny home on Rearami completed the first three a +fr»+++.f.fr»+.>.fr++++-H‘*+»++-H’»*++->+++++-b-M-++++++♦ ♦•y++»++-fr+-t-»++-»»+4"fc+*^♦ ■ » ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ■ ■ SAI.EM, Ore.. Aug. 12.—Capi­ Hr*. K. M. Hunt and ‘lall Avenue a portion of last week tol r>o i No. :• of the American years of high school. H n, Joyce, Mrs. !,. Y. . ^ r.nca,t Woodburn left Fri- Legion lias an active member, Of the mineral water sold the tti Marjorie Dempsey ,lnv.„to }P'n , her husband in Gain- Mini rice Parker, a French orphan, Miller made a congen- esville. She has been with her par­ who joined the American army in springs of the state (55,000 gallons Ltoring to Daytona ents Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Cowan. France in December, 1017, when of it was used in 1221 for u>> in the making of soft drinks. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and daugh­ ________ >»• ters Flora and Luuarn of Sant* be was 1" years old. t {ju ln,:ll,tr'y KOU IIOMK AND STABLE “ula were spend the day guests inuoti and Mr. nnd Parker, ami t«» avoid technicalities LBrumley motored Sunday nt the Nick Zornovean bis in lin e u.is placed formally on i 'h e , xtranrdinury Horn/..mi wtine Friday and home. the muster roll When the outfit treatment for flesh wounds. , it* y Mrs. I), L. Long returned Miin- was in aeii n lie was left with so r e s , gall burns and scald- t* with Mr. and Ihailcy and Mr. and dny evening front u three weeks French families back of the lines. (just as effective in the stable avisit with her daughter, Mrs. H P5 of (ii'itcva. Wearing three service stripes. in the hone-. Horse flesh heals with {’• Collie and family a t Lake indicative of IS months of service iemnrkuhlc speed under its power­ gallons of Worth. overseas, !he hoy was discharged ful influence. The treatment is the It will be of interest to Fast at Camp Lewi*. Wash., April I*•. snnte for animals as for hitmans. l from the HI cornid Florida sold du- Fide friends th a t Mrs. F. Doiterick 1919. Thus he was entitled to full First wash out infectious germs ot $Fi5,.T57. and Miss Gladys Deiterirk are e n ­ membership ill the legion. An ex­ with liquid ISurozonc, and the ilothe amount of joying a vacation in the North perienced bugler, he hns joined rozone Powder completes the heal­ ttsmumed in the Carolina mountains. the drum anil bugle corps of the ing process. Price (liquid) HOi. •••ti* Miss Marjory Gatlin is leaving post. and 81.20. Powder 30c and W J h it give the givWhen adopted by the soldiers, Sold by Lm ey’s Drug Store. ‘V iprings and a t for her home in Key West this v \\ , y fci nmmint is V’eek a f te r being the guest of her 2 v :: S a u n t and uncle, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. m I22U. i N a a a a a a a a B n a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a ’iM n B a a a a a a i Satin and felts. All colors and sizes. Calmer for the past two months. Mrs, Mario Kidder arrived here Values up to $2.25 pair. Special for 2 S aturday from her home in t'aden i IfohEvtcretlc City, West Virginia, to be the fe clays. L ' i ^ I'lmtMltirlr guest of her cousin, Mrs. 1C. C. Long and family of Richmond Ve''.11 •I'no-nlury Avenue, \ Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Knight were I lu 0, 1. \ * r . guests a t the <’. A. I'almer home 07 feel on Fan ford Avc., hiisincss propurty — in Cameron City before leaving for Altoona Fin., where Mr. Knight 8550 per fool, I’erniH. hns charge of the schools. The ladies are sisters. Fast colored percals and gingham . Well Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cameron and made and cut full. All sizes. children s|ient several weeks nt 50 f c o t on S a n lo rd A v e n u e — Coronado Beach. Mrs. Cameron ! $250 per fool, Easy Terms and niece, Jeneva Knowles of St. k h . Augustine and Miss Dorothy Haynes of Cameron Avenue were : th eir guests. Miss Knowles accom­ in growing community carrying general Store panied them home for u visit. merchandise. 6 Psychology Is Urged By Chicago P olice As Cure For Cause Of A ll Crime icial ■lendaf s s ials First Mortgage Loans Floridians Attention! i ■A . - I '' i j( 5 Allen & Brent AT AUCTION Florida Re-Sale Exchange - , ALLEN AND BRENT M l Ladies’ House Slippers ! FOR SALE $1.00 1 House Dresses w fiiursday $1.25 Each The sntsum a is one of the lead­ ing fruits of nortli Florida. It is a supplement to the round orange. Its season overlaps that of the round orange and makes Florida an all-round orange producing center. r. WE WANT YOUR LISTINGS. TAMIAM1 LAND CO. • \< ‘12x21! and luncheon sets, stamped on jLrood ([iiality cambric. Values up to $1.50 Sale Price ■ BARBECUE C. W. Culpepper E a t barbecued sandwiches a t W.L Seig Rose Drive Filling Station, three miles out Sanford Ave. Cooked by " a a a a a a a a a a B B a n a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i experts. K 100 LBS. "it ALGRAIN W- HORSE FEED ' K AltliEN’s •ln Kelth NASKVIUC uwa Hrr*'J'y King, direc' ’'rchninbaud CHlD.vy -Ui r|* •C’C'Ky d e v il ,8 » * i u a i u f e 2 1 ___ ALGRAIN HORSE FEED .horjc fttd cn th^ mJfltft. ftr d Dix •V“ ; 1-2 Price SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. <• ■ JNO. NV. SNEED Hay, Grain, Mixed Feeds »n The Yowell Company ' <»■ %:(•%() 1i ! . •. IRENE CASTLE— BETTY W \L E S AND CO-EI) DRESSES ll>IHUIUIIinilllllllMHHIIIM|l>llllR||||||I|llliaiRHiaiR||||liUU(|||UU|lllllll|IIKI ’XI'J f+V >J f \ 1: '‘-i .r -'m . . id l .1 Only 12 Silk Dresses to lose out at Vi Price. All colors and sizes. Values $6.75 $25.00. Thursday and Friday. Try it on your flock and you will be pleased MAKE YOUR LIVE5TCCKWV DIVIDENDS t ' / l i v o Hr,,„k j Silk Dresses MAKES POULTRY LAY Myrtle Avc. and Ith St. m n the acrcc" 5n 95c THE SUNSHINE WAY x j f f l i S' Embroidered Gowns and Pillow Cases ' Room 3, 31-2, i, Ball Building p r} x* *• * jlY 1¥ 3 'j V j *,*|l# k I HE i lIl' dial sI ( �I P r ’* ' !*> .„ •-jfvV',1v• ' •*•" ‘ THE S/VNFORn I?HI*A?,D, WEPNrWDAT.^AlTQtrgT: *I J j g g QOODW ' PEOPLE, T READ r r i t s WOT A BIT UKE-ltt OLD OEAD'A’OOC) OlCK MOMEbS I , u s e .O -fo READ-A-OH-X TklATlFlEW HAOyt ltd lWTTmE* . , I S ALW AYS DC 1V1G - • TALLAHASSEE. A-tg. 12.— Al­ fred McCaghin of Dranrord, will be recommended for a hero medal, it has been announced here by scout r xccutives. This boy, a member of a scout troop a t Branford, suc­ ceeded unaided in rescuing A u d i* Fields from the boil of a spring near his home a fte r she had fal­ len from n rope as she swung Win HyScorc or 1! to 7;High- across the water. When the accident occurred on­ la n d e r s Score All Seven of Runs In Seventh Inning lookers scTcamed for help but 7r i -j,.' Is -Jo t B r o k e n none volunteered nn effort to.reach SMOKERS TAKE A pirates Even Series ATHLETICS T A K E LISTLESS AFFAIR SECOND STRAIGHT W ith N. Y . Tuesday; FROM ST LOUIS FROM LAKELAND W in By Score 7 To 4 (SANFORD NOSED 'GUT TUESDAY BY Cincinnati Turns S t PETE OUTFIT On Brooklyn Team Pittsbnrgh Crew Gels to DC :n In Eighth Inning to Seoi Five Rtms, Giving Pintles Scores Necessary to Win Huston Hlnnks Detroit Timers While Senators Trim Tris Speaker’s Indians II to l; Chisox. Swamp Yanks 15to2 lam p s i.cnC i. . l liroKtn tJie Rjr|t who wus ),eing swamped ( RlGV-tC B u t he ' d „ J BETvtR mot l e t V. i NlGCAltH WiMwan i of Tvaose w ild VMESt OR UESSEOAMLS. WOVJELS 445' by the boiling water, It was AlTAMPA, Aug. 11.—The league fred McCaghin, a scout taught to PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12. Smokers won out in a „free “ho prepured” who fought his Tiic Philadelphia Athletics made it i leading ~ two straight over St. Louis Tue*-! for-oll ganu> here luesdny after- way through the w ater and swam day by winning second game of noon from the Lakeland Highland- with her to shore; it was he who fcrlcs, B to 2. Jim Poole’s home Vra by u :0l {t *“ Uonk carried her out in his arms, avert­ run in the sixth and h'n Hton u f 1pitching by both rules and henvy ing a tragedy; it was he who risk­ Robertson'- smash in the ninth nattirn featured the game through ed his life that he might he of with the base. full saved the day)out, making it long drawn out and service;, and it was he who was Crav, ford HoIdH Saints to Five for the Mack men. The trie m p n ' uninteresting, content to accept the humble The Box Score . thanks of grateful parents ns a Hi; J Hut Is Wild in Fifth marked Romm el’s 20th of the sea- 1 Reds Get Revenge For Two AB R H PO A E reward. Over the first five innings F A KELAND and “Sunshine City” Team son. Contests Lost Monday to t be knuckle hall s ta r did not ulinw Buckley, ss. . .. 5 1 1 0 3 0 All of this happened more than I’uts Acro-'s Ttvo Scores a hit. ; r rj Dodgers; Graves Heat Cubs Kowalski, 2b. .. 4 0 t •1 11 0 three months ago. in Mn^, and 5 1 1 1 3 u would have passed unnoticed, ns Score by innings: Welch, If-p. KT. PETERSBURG, nug. 11.— PITTSBURGH, Aug. 12.— I’itts- Crawford held St. Petersburg to St. Louis .. .. 000 001 001-2-7-1 Thorbum, cf. . 5 1 0 3 0 O do many such examples of bravery burgh evened up the series with five hits here Tuesday hut was Philadelphia .. 000 021 OOx—3-5-1 Kdwnrds, Ib.-c. 5 0 1 4 1 1) had it not been called to the atten­ Batteries: Vnngildvr ami Har-1 Williams, .’ll). ■ 4 1 3 3 1 1 tion of scout officials here a few Now York Tuesday by winning the Wild in the fifth inning and the 3 I 1 1 0 0 Kuifnre, rf. necond game, 7 to 4, The P irates Saints defeated Sanford in the grave; Rommel and Cochrane. *J (I I) 5 0 0 day t ago in a letter from Airs. J. , --------Francis, c.......... got to Dean in the eighth and second game of the series, 2 to 1. T 1 U o l ll F. Franey, who knows Alfred Mc­ BOSTON BEATS TIGERS i Doyle, c-H>. scored five runs on doubles by A fter the second inning, Hewitt i 0 l U 1 II Caghin, and who witnessed his act IlOS'l ON, Aug. 12.—A pitcher ’ Dry, p. Carey, Barnhart and Moore, passes kept the Celery men’s hits well of bravery. hnttlc between Ruffing am! Col- Cusack, If. .. . . ;i 1 •i 0 0 0 to Cuyler and Gooch and Morri­ scattered. Iins wam won by the former Tue son’s single. Krcmer started for The Box Score day, giving Boston a one to noTot ids ■ ■ - 38 7 11 x23 10 1 Ancient K ing’s Statue the Pirntes but was relieved in SANFORD AB R 11 PO A E AB R II I’O A E the seventh when » pinch hitter Dumas, If........ .. 4 1) 1 2 ii (I thing win over the Detroit Tiger?. TAMPA 4 11 ■1 •I 5 ') (Joes to Copenhagen hatted for him and Johnny Morri­ Wealhorby, 2l>. _ 4 0 (1 3 1 0 '1 he run came In the second inning .Snead, 2b. 3 1 •» •> 4 ll n iter two were out through n triple Ricks, 3b. son took up the burden. Glenn Wade, c f......... .. 4 0 ■1 1 it 0 •I •» *1 () 0 D W right got a home run. A crowd Frishio, ss. .. .. 4 0 0 1 3 1 by itogcil, followed by Lee’s sin- Kstrada. cf. *> *f r T >> 1 COPENHAGEN, Aug. 12.— What gle. Two of the Tigers were Weik, ss. .. of 22,000 witnesed the game. MrCJue, 31). .. .. 4 1 1 1 5 11 5 T *» T» 0 0 is possibly the oldest statue in the I \NE’0 LIKE to UVECWER— r V" 'v"-N' rf. The Box Hcore Itnilry, lb. .. .. 2 1) 1 12 l 0 thrown out a t the plate. The win 11 ii it i) 0 II world was recently purchased by • k —' — -' 4 ■ was Boston’s first against Detroit Mnsipi, If. AB R II PO A E Kidd, r f ......... N E W YORK 2 it (1 2 l> It P a s s e d bw b o a r d o f c e m s o r s . ". *• *7-Jo oiw ii u j •p i •i ii 1 0 the Copenhagen .Museum for $00,, i.op -z. c. .. .. Bouthworth, cf. r, 1 2 r, (i 0 Alford, c......... .. 3 0 <1 l ■i II here this season. i ooi). The statue was dug up in the in 0 4 i 0 Score by innings: Jcsiner, lb. . Frisch, ss. - .. 5 0 2 1 3 0 Crawford, p. .. .. n 0 1 1 n 1 D e tr o it .............000 000 000-0-7-1 v|. p. 3 a u ii 1 0 World W ar during the construc­ Young, rf. „ „ 4 u 1 n 0 1 in an address on “ F u tu re relations | Britons must Boston oio 0o0 (Mix— l-t-n l 0 0 0 0 0 tion of fortifications in Mesopo­ ‘1 Mousel, I f . ......... r. 1 1 o 0 u Totals .. „ .. 30 l n 21 11 of England and Am erica.” | minds, however L b tamia and represents King Guden, Batteries: Collins, Wells and o T erry, l b ............ 4 2 *■» r, (1 0 SAINTS All It ii i ’O A E Wei,dull; Ruffing and 1.ee, PiThe first thing, he said, if two that ' ' American* im who ruled in Bagash in southern 1 ’! 30 II 27 13 t Total Kelly, 2I>............. 4 0 1 •t II i Ailen, ss. .. (1 2 1) 5 O ciliich. nations were to work together, .. 3 England, Scotland, i, M uiputnniin, about 3,000 R. C. Llndstrom, Ob. „ 4 0 l «) 4 n Meaner, 3b. .. 1 (Y i I Q 1) xllieks nut in Gth bunting third was to understand each other. To laud, nnd ui’<!ed taati I ke ancient relie was exception­ Snyder, c.......... 4 0 l ! 1 a Mitchell, rf. . .. 3 0 0 ■> 0 0 strike, foul. the question whether G reat B rit­ the sp irit of tlwj ally well preserved am! wnfirst SENATORS TRIM INDIANS Dean, p, .. .« .. . 4 0 0 ii II 0 Brown, cf. .. .. .. 4 11 ii 1 0 (1 S e a r1 by innings: ain understood America or w heth­ was not nn appal h i taki'M to England, hut the London | it WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.- Lakeland ‘ Wisner, p ........... 0 0 II n 11 4 Doyle, 2b. .. .. IKK) 000 700— 7 1 i l 5 II er America understood Great B rit­ of the Ameic.ui National Museum is not buying any' — — — t— _— Barnes, lb. . ft la.diingloa defeated Cleveland i o 1 i 17 Taut pa 203 Mil OOx— II tn >re antiquities at present and LONDON, Aug. 12.—T h a t there ain, be answered w ith an em pha­ o 2j T o t a l s .......... 33 4 11 8 ( ’ox. If............... 2 0 i) •I 1 1) to I, I lie .day, Coveleakie luriillil Summary: IWo hu-w iiil, Lee, would be no real security for the tic negative. *» (1 o *1 1 I) bark h o former niatea withoa IVtrnda, Kowalski, Williams, Kur­ tie- statue passed to Copenhagen, PITTSBURGH AB i: 11 PO A E Block, e......... Total receipt*frtaJ So far as Europe was concerned, peace o f Lump* or tiie world un­ •i thfl.dyt I pp l 8 (1 II Hewitt, |i. .. .. ;t <1 0 r 3 0 Double a fte r the fn *t inning. Carey, cf.......... 4 in* r, Lope*. Stolen base, Kstrada, division in 1D23 wer*| til the “ full strength of the migh­ he said, he looked w ith upprvhenScore by inning*: Grantham, lb. .. 4 ii 0 It II 0 Mn-ipl, l.npe/. Sacrifice, Hicks, and in; 11)21 they veil o The first census in Florida was * 1 ty American a rm " was thrown in­ sion on the future of peace, bu t Y.“ " 1 0 0 100 000 (K)0— I-II-t , | trnda Weik. .Mmipi, Lopez. Cuyler, rf.......... 3 Totals , 25 2 5 27 1H 0 Cleveland taken in J8-15, the year tFmt_ the to the balance in favor of peace, ho looked across the Atlantic for *,,OIU bhc ml uunot Washington Ilurnbart, If. .. 4 i •1 ft4* 0 ] 001 002 (Mix- ■'!* 8-1 J j)o>ildo play, Weik. Snead to .JeSScore by innings; Batteries; lJmkeye and .Myall. n1.'r. I.elt nn IMae, Lakeland 3; (• iritcuv *>f Florida was admitted v-'a : contended by T. P. ()’Connor, a ‘‘great big brother who will help receipts were SllWfl Tray nor, III). .. 4 l 0 *1 1 i) Sanford..............mu Odd imi)—i IJ 1 1 " fath er of the House of Commons” us in tiie work for peace." i S aints .. . they were ?177“ !Rt| Wright, ss. .. „ 4 l 1 6 ooo 020 (id* --2 < ovi ■ Lie ami Ruel. lainpa II. Bn • on balls, off into statehood. Moore, 2!>.......... 4 l 1 1 3 0 lay 7; W'eleh •»; Alvarez 3; SwapSummary: Two baahit, .McQue, t-t 4 l 0 Wade, Meaner. Three ha e hit, Gooch, c............. 3 0 •J ClIISOX R u t l p o n y a n k s "it. I. Hit*, off Kry 0 in 4; Krcmer, p. .. .. •) 0 II 0 O (1 Wade. Stolen base, Block, Du­ Nlr. V, ’i (iRK, Aug. 12.- i idea ;o Welch I in I: Alvarez 0 in ii 2-3; xSmlth .. .. „ .. 1 0 0 1) 0 (1 mas. Sacrifice, Cox, Kidd. Double def-aled N w P u l 'I im day, If, ... Swaie a 2 in 2 1*3. Hit by pitchMorrison, p........ 1 0 l U (1 o piny, Crawford to Bailey. Left on the liftli traighl ,b l'"iit tor tin- or, lr. Alvarez (Sura fee); Ery base, Sanford, I; Saints 5. Base S anker . 'I h,' U hili(Weik). Struck out, by Ery, 4. T o t a l s ..........: 11 7 HI 27 7 2 ori balls, of Hewitt, I; Crawford, hits Off four Yankee h Wild pitches, Alvarez. Passed x Batted for 1Kremcr in 7th. i. Struek out, by Hewitt, 2. Hit "i i ra in tl Hooper led'bulls. Edward . Winning pitcher, Score by innings: by pitcher, by Crawford (Ibtrnes). th en ttacl. w ithfiv. lut-, u.i luum Alvarez. Losing pitcher, Ery. New Y o r k ............. 010 002 100— I Wild pitch, Crawford. Umpire, » trip | in| , Rnxter ami Pieii. Time P i t t s b u r g h ............ 010 001 or.x—7 Ware. Time 1:50. got two tripb an,! Dlaiiken.inip Summary: Two base hit, Carey, a home i no with two • ii bu-m Bnrnhurt, Moore, Frisch. Three Blaiikcnshqi went the unite for the) base hit, I.indstrom. Homo nnr; Mi\. allowing ten o ttired w i in . mi «* «/f i,f *« I a Wright. Stolen base, Cnrey. Left Gehrig I.... lull'd out hi I tltirtciitli on base, New York, r>; Pittsburgh, borne run of tiie reason. 'I lie Van FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (J. Base on halls, off Dean, .'I; off Knit ford nt Kt. Petersburg. kee» fielded i.iggvdly. K rem cr I; off Morrison, I. Struck Lakeland at Tampa. Kctoe by innings; out, by Dean, I; by Kremcr, 3. ' Im ago lij : irj i 710-15-1:12' FMH' IIA STATE LEAGUE I’amiM II: Lakeland 7. Hits, off Krcmer, 10 In 7 innings; N V I I o n Tv ., l e a g u e New York loll I” 11 out 2 m off Morrison, 1 in 2; of Dean, in Boston ut Chicngo. Balt.uie : Blau! . si,in " an.I -T. I’ u rdiurg 2; Sanford !. in 7 2-3; off Wisner, 0 in 1-It. Brooklyn nt (’iminnati. Seim Ik. (,ri,l«,,v.-1ti; it -i. .tlaripn ' Winning pitcher, Morrison. Do ling New York nt Pittsburgh. I*ergiistin, it. in],ii • |. ii ,| Kcliaii1:.! NATIONAL LEAGUE pitcher, Dean. Umpires, O'Day, Philudelidiia at Kt. Louis. Pitt-burgh 7; New York -l. Moran and Quigley. Time, 1:48. Number,ais t.rowt r , in Polk I' bKianuti 7; Brooklyn 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE loiiiity id's* now boginnhic •• Boston mining the nil etil 1 1 Chicago at Ne York. REDS TROUNCE D O D G E R S lure .if graphs mid next year the Other, rain. CINCINNATI, Aug. 12.—Cin­ St. J . tans at Philadelphia. product ion r. t-\)..,i,q cinnati pounded it.i way to ii 7 to Detroit at 11,, tun, g reater than that of iht . ,.r. I MERIC AN LEAGUE 2 victory over Brooklyn Tuesday, Cleveland a!. \Vn hinirlon. New York 2; Chicago 1.7. Tiie Reds scored a run in each of One company |t., ..hiope.l Boston I; Detroit 0. the first three inninga and then •' • ("O'. <■! gru|M . trom P.,11 , Philadelphia 3; St. Lmii 2. drovo Oerchger to cover in (lie ty since the i:i25 ; ,,u M,,,| Wnshiuglon 3; Cleveinn.1 I. fourth inning. The Dodgers could ( >ttieinls ntut.' th ;l within the next j --------do notiiing with Donohue, the ’ w e k when tin , SOUTHERN A S S O C IA ID i\ Score by innings: *’ ’! *'l!,l L'n ton-, more will on \tkintii 1; Birmingham Brooklyn .. .. 100 loo 000—2- K-2 . liqqH .I, j others seheduled. Cincinnati .... HI 120 OOx—7-11 2 Butteries Oescliger, A. Brown and Hargraves; Donohue and Har­ grave. J a r ^ r n i i o m i r a / T ra n sp o rta tio n I O’Conner Asserts Universal Peace Is Dependent On U. S. Today’s Games Yesterday’s Results r BRAVES DEFEAT CUBS CHICAGO. Aug. 12. lto.ton went on a butting rampage terday in the final game of tl,< aeries, thereby gaining an even break. Larry It, at,,a I, t the CTihs down with four hit . in the fir t Inning two of the visitor , Maim ami Felix, butted out of turn bat the error was nut discovered until n ftc r the side laid been retired and the three runs registered. Score by inning Boston .......... 321 003 00(1—0 !7-0 C h i c a g o ........ 000 000 020 2- I Batteries: Benton and Gihsmi; Blake, Bush and Gonzales W w m How They Stand FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second Hull) Won Lost Pet. Tam pa .. „ .. .. .. .. 33 !» .7m; l.uke b i n d .......... .. .. 23 13 .1311 St. Petersburg ........21 25 .457 Sanford .......... - . . ll) 38 .2 1 )8 f#P A Always Bettei■ NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh . . . . . . . 113 New York ......... . r,o C i n c i n n a t i .............. . 57 B r o o k l y n .............. . 53 St. Louis .. „ .. .. .. 52 P h ila d e lp h ia ........... Chicugo .......... „ . . 47 Boston .............. „ ,. 45 41) lr, 43 52 55 51 53 (m AMERICAN UKAGl-H Won Lost 25 Philadelphia Washington „ „ .. .. 118 38 Chicngo .. .. .......... 53 50 Detroit ......... ......... 51 51 55 St. Louis .. .- ......... 52 Cleveland .. „ ......... no <11 Now A'ork . .. .. „ 45 (11 Boston , .. „ .. .. .. 32 71 IVL ,6(13 .(112 .511 .5 on .480 i 11*n .450 fonm oar own Glenaa ColleU. nutionul golfing queen, and .425 mill of thu French tile, aiutppcd .311 while ca rout ■ to this country nfl. r her Euroman invuslcm. The SOUTHERN LEAGUE Providence (R. I) jjirl wiih glad to W on I t I ’r t . New Orleans .......... (i:j r,2 ,5-lM get back to her native land,''where she’ll begin practicing for her bat­ A tluiitn....................til .538 tle In regain American laurbip in Nashville .. . ............00 .522 Beptumher. H Memphis .. .. .. . fill .-188 r Mobitu —Jl. .) If .. 37 .4511 ’ Snake bit a man in Colorado. Chattanooga .. „ lit .482 He went tld fftOes l., a doctor. Birmingham .. .. M .174 Though everybody knew wh^i to ^ iu le ^ . . ^ x - , f , a . f i u « m 7 u v u to r« tilttku bite, ■ 4 The Coupe Thfe Coach The Sedan form er CJLS & GREASES !t pays to Standardize on Polarine, nothing will do more to keep your motor in tip-top condition. �Classified Directory P rates L *u> * -rz > lla* * • lla* llaa ; »fcof• U f' PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEM INOLE PRINTERY, W. N. Lumley, Prop. PRINTING THAT P L EA SES, a t very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Typewriters. Telephone 93, Welaka Bldg. WIGHT PRIN T S H O P —Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. We do it. Phone 417-W, K. It. Ave.-Commcrclal St. l J fir H r* ' REAL ESTATE ,,**(•< * to wz2vtt S»n HJJaaponfUd* $*L loisftlon. J. §abM*|(**ni should btf "is M i . Of E. HPUKI.ING, au^dlvlaion specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on UUIe High­ way. Advertising For Sale !"a„ . , " r - *>•* — For Sale For Sale FOR b i g RESULTS advertise 1n ZTTu '-----------------------------------------------tho FORT LAUDFltDAI F 1 ^ALE: Carload or extra FOR SALE: One Morris chair, $3; one U rtii.i NEWS—it It covers lirnw •...... r t a * . * l o u : “one DAILY E ' . n S 8? lli"it ni at re»; nt large trunk, #•>; ard County thoroughly which U n , n i a1** I,,r,t Street and doubleoak bedstead, $5; two blue one Of the most rapidly growing . Avenue. rlbtxyn bed springs! each $t; one sections on the Florida Coast I F ° R SALE Direct from owner black leather couch, $ll; one wash Sample copy and rate card upon . L r,'?,n „ house, bath, electric stand. $1.50; one small trunk, $3: lights, L 1-*. acres, *10 uranic* trees one oak wardrobe, $7; one small request. on hard road 2 1-2 miles front post table, $1; two large kitchen t a b ­ LEARN ABOUT Polk County and offico towards Country Club! Ideal les, each $1.50; one rocking chair, for______________________ chickens. Phone 571 -J $1.50; one porch bench, $2; one Ijtkeland, through the star. place , lelegrnni. Best advertising m e - i ^ ^ ^ SALE: At n bargain. One porch chair, $1.50; one golden oak ______ _ ____ . ________ ___3U w iicuii Ircc with largo mirror, $15; dmm in South Florida. Published Jersey bull, head of mornings. STAlt-TELF.GItAM— K‘mmI dairy all will give m ilk 1!” 11’ r1ei r,iKV,rnt" r* ont’ hl* CUPLakelaml. Florida. jlhis winter. Cash or all on te rm s ' , Urito ln A- N. S. Cure ------------— ----------- --------'with security. I). \V. Kenm-dy, Do- ^ul,fur'1 <1111(1 —Xenia. Make your sub's ^ n id , f la. Route 1, Box 11, Kf)R SAI p . t JJ” ■ n , .hrom:., the Xenia Gazette, /in* FOR KALE: T.> hlghTst bidderTOne T n e e ^ i ] S T S X tr’i c t W HlUL . “n f ‘u l',"r:‘l TourinR *nr for repair lasting Write for prices to 4ZSXSL ... . ..... . K,»- SIX BOOM BUNGALOW. Onlyone year old. Southern exposure. On lot 50x117, $7,875.00, $1375.00 cash, balance in 5 years. enter H ope ( LARGE LOT 51x151 corner High­ land and Oak. Southern exposure, $1750.00, $550.00 cash, balance 1. 2, 3 years. f A0 EAST FRONT LOT on l a u re l Ave., between 12th and 13th Bt. Price $ 1100.00. $.-100.00 cash, bal­ ance $ 10.00 monthly. - f!fw | , t I’clUT-eit Ililt joid W e O ffe r I A. P. CONNELLY & SONS jj Earle T. Field Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 3 \ _____________ Bv (iKORCiR McMANUS RATHER k 'th ; LlS ^ u N va.k e a h I P | \ET S T /N isO t h m ' o u 'r it 0 h Sta. J j H itv \ A P O L C X rlZ t k~) T O ME- - j - ‘_____ l THE D O O ^ C E L L -\ : ;thcx T'o niHi V h o ’H e .p zS r o A .V N D L 0 < 4 \Z t ^ HP J A rd’ U P STAVGL b ' LMTC.^s'^OOT A L L O A N iV V IL U T O O O r :L lS / C F X T iA lt> -T E"L.O ciR ./K W ),T O H I M V / t-lC W ) | ----- •* YYYTi b A C f - N E t C> H i i O R . • ^ 11 H E* C O M E V 1 H O M E T - C— IT, / ter—™ ■ --------------------- / Acres In. Lake County. $30.00 Per Acre One fourth cash ■ ■ k >; B M i'-v 'i Miscellaneous First Street Extension ! s h e ;; tt ' ttB***»: *1 i" to PALMETTO AVE. LOT ea s t front between Katie and Sanford $11100.age. FOR SALE: Tea acres in orange 00. $500.00 cash, balance $50.00 grove on the Country Club road COLUMBUS (Ga > LEDGER — i FOR SALE: Hotel. modTrn. furnmonth. n 1IM . . in ine the C city limits. Good Good seven seven room room tdassified ails 1 -* ished. — * •"— Is have the largest] Tourist town on St An* in {D’ hmits. u»th« th o r SIGNS ill circulation in Southwestern Gear- drewa Bay, Consider trade for San- , Je* ,, l,J‘ri<Hin- Terms. See Mrs. r»t*». ru U # 1 LOTS on Latii«•! Ave., d o se in Any Kind— Anywhere giu. Rate 8c J .U l l l « (ti-ward linet line, ford property. G II Smoke r«u t _■» ” • Unrruhl ut 211 Park Ave,, 2 corners, 12lh and 13th Street. Cilos- *l,t' *' ___________ i>,.i. a ....... 1 “ or plmne 250. ----- Palmetto Avenue. TJm M iiit you $55011.00. $1500.00 cash balance to 10 REACH the prosperous farm­ C ^ = 2 O T iS S S S E 5 S IsR i T, « « id . io suit purchaser. T H A T f YOU P l H c G D « f ers and fern growers of Volus­ hOR SALK: One 50 foot residence: FOR SALE: Corner lot Park Ave., lot, 2nd lot frum corner of 15th and 13th Street. Phone or inquire ia county advertise in the Del .ami Form erly Sanford Sign Shop. U N tE «A7KC=N and Magnolia Ave. Price $1750. i Mrs. J. A. Hnrruld. 214 Park Ave- OAK AVE. LOT 02x117 between !Jd i*!»• lh ,'J Phone -180-W. Sanford Ave. At Daily Newa, rate le per word, cash $550 cash. Balance satisfactory nue. J .lr e ii » • l lth and 15th Streets $1100.00.1 YOU * P O v ) P L G * num ber If with order. F irs t Street. $200.00 cash balance $20 month. terms. II. M. RUM BLEY. S i About on* c r c o s 'J t s 'P iw e FOR S VI •E: Good six room house , inuii»nd h M a ~ — FOR SALE: Gold secoml hand TIN AND METAL WORK B <5 F O «7I e t MAINE — Waterville, and two lota. Corner Oak Ave. 10 ACRE ORANGE GROVE ini i.h. *h*ri c.n * llti you u u l i i . Sentinel. Thousands of ;f f i 1.I M 'Palmetto * ^ reasonable. and llth Street. Eastern exposure | city limits of nearby town for] i f y o u **M o r e l l Ave. tddM ii. JA M ES H. COWAN—All kinds people are interested in Florida Terms. Phone or inquire Mrs. J. i $16,0110.1)0. $2000.00 cash, balance J O O f B " , F^TR of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. property. Reach them through FOR SALE: Six foot log cart with A. Hartolil, 21 1 Park Ave, Ml'ST M to suit purchaser. B G IT chain ami other equipment. Price W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak ".I Tb. the Sentinel. Rato curd un a p ­ , t> by Avenue and Third Street. T ele­ plication. IIOU.IHI. C. S. Flowers, Lake Mary, 1FOR SALE: Must sell at :r sacri- APARTMENT HOUSE SIT E 110 MG TO DCb’S T R O Y Flu phone 111. ___________________ f ice one even passenger Lincoln Ft. on Magnolia Ave., east front fill*. th^T H O P e iif ompt K B Ic t.n l. Touring Automobile in A-No-1 and close in $8500.1)11. $2000.0(1 cash A LITTLE "WANT All IN The Ink* condition, Apply X Care Sanford balance I, 2, 3 years. 1 1 FRA 1.1) will bring you in big Building: Material results. Advertise those old a r ­ Herald. WAREHOUSE SITE 102x77. Price ticles vou have stored away and MIRACLE Concrete Co^ genersl have no use for. A little thirty$100.00 per foot. $4000.00 cash, FOR SALE: Must sell at a sacri­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ rent ad may bring you several balance to nuit purchaser. IIS fice one even passenger Studeing blocks, Irrigstlon boxes. J, ■. dollars. Phone 1-18 and a repre­ liaker Sedan jn A-No-1 condition. directory Terwilleger, Prop. A REAL BUILDING LOT, corner sentative will call and see you. Apply \ f a r e Sanford Herald. 0 Myrtle and 12th. East front $1800. We can sell y.,ur home, vacant ,r* Wilkin •••F $500,00 cash, $175.00 90 days, bal­ HILL LUMBER CO. House , fl, at Sanfurd I-l.t)RII)A—ORLANDO— Orlando lots or small pui. and acreage For Rent •run ur*4rd. ance $15 per month. Service, Quality and Prlee Mu mint* Sentinel; hugest classi­ anywhere in Seminole, Grange, Vo­ ■brn «nr •**fied business, rate le a word, min­ lusia and Lake Counties if you [equlml' O See John SANFORD AVENUE BUSINESS klktllrsOr fo» will list it with us from ten to FOR RENT: House. imum 21c cash with order. C lK S »T NLA URYKL MC __ ]? i PROPERTY between lilh and 7lh. V.. Mus«un. thirty days with exclusive .sales 50x117, $200.00 per fool, $5000.00 DAVID B. HYEB THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho rights, .lust mail your price, M IC IIIT K C I FOR RENT- Unfurnished a p a r t - cadi, balance 1 and 2 years. accepted want nd medium in I terms and description to the Is This Automobiles Wanted menl, tin*** riNinm, private bath, Daytona (Flu.) One cent a word . . . . . . , . Vll :T 0 Y Member i . I 4 an insertion. Minimum 25c. | LORII A l-AND with hot wilier. Private entrance. 3 ROSE COURT LOTS 75x110 each, $15110.01). $1 PMI0 cash, bal­ WANTED: From five t.» U) acres DEPENDA BLE USED CARS D>b Boss Dulldtng 919 l)ak Avenue. unimproved laud within radius 1921 Dodge Touring. ance easy. O r la n d o , F l a r l d a 119 First National Hank, Sanford, TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, <>f three miles of city. IL care The 1925 Dodge Coupe. Florida, P. O. Box 9ti5. FOR REN I' Two room garage Fla. Thousands read the clas­ I Hornlil. 1923 Dodge Coupe, apartment. Rath. 803 I Inion sified pages of Florida's Great Phone 725. 1922 Dodge Touring. Avenue. Home Daily, tales 2 cents a word. iDirectory WANTED: (1 carpenters. Cook 1923 Dodge Graham 1 t-2 tot Minimum 25c, cash with order. ACT QUICK AND WE SELL DEAN-11ERG CORPORATION IIiob, Park A Martin or 7th and Truck. HILTON’S QUICK* FOR RENT Apa it meat near new Write fur complete rate card. 2112 First Street tfuUlgruphlng, l.u urel. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton ’’‘ruck iiAiuiK.it aitnr hotel IOii'.i Union Ave. Phone 713 lading—as you I. VV. Phillips' Suits 113 Magnulia Ave. WANTED: Room in private fam­ PALM REACH COUNTY The jou want It. Dodge Brim. Sales and Service 8 F in d Clans Barbers ily. Good location. Permanent. scene of stupendous develop­ FOR RENT' Korn d i e d rooms for | £. Porch, First Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St Special Attention Itox I. Herald Office. ment. Read about it m tie- Palm light llnil ekeepillg. 701 \V. 3rd Ift!? Given To 1-adles and Children. Beach Post. Ham pic copy sent on street. WANTED: Young man for groc­ request. KOR RENT Rooms For Rent V ery ch-rk, address P. (>. Box 178. KOIITMI.AMI FAIVr FOR RENT 2 room furnished colfit* t'oltil T lo tt li* v* i to '* C hinaw ure in E nglish I’oree- ADVERTTSI.vG get* reiiults if it _ j ta go on Paved Street, $25 per FOR RENT--Room* with or wllh- Sanford, Fla. Money. readies potential buyers. PaSONS h i*month- Phom* . Ms0n(act ure.1 l,| luins, Huvariun and Jnpatu-He Intka Daily Nt .vn is circulated in out meals. Reasonable rate*. WANTED— Experienced wanhfriie It. a tt« (* > ia -l.ln U a lf-r ttw Lincoln House. woniiin want* washing. 1093 W. HubI ny ini mduslrial and iigiictiltnral sec­ ti4 St. at U. R. Chinn m ake lovely g ifta FOR RENT: Furnished room 1 tn I.IIMIXII I'Al.vr rOMFASf tion. DUPLEX shorthand course try ■<, K,.Ilt| , M, llomille Ave. FOR RENT': Front Iwdraom. Cull 5th Street, near City Pond. 111 XI., a „ ii I In * « « . I'tion.- XTa mail means success. Pay when .,|M | |,O U H ,. ntJU V C . g.dl park. Licks at Milar-: Theatre nr 321 Mag WANTED To ■< w by the day m IWR IIIRK The Ball Hardware ADVERTISE m the J.mrnal-Her- y o n succeed. C o s t o n e - f if t h o t h e r s . g ,,s jdcnce. SERVICE Day nnlia Avenue. the home 122 Fourth Street. ald, South Georgia’s greatest Naiinii.il Shorthand Scho.d, Lake tti all trains Ruenewspaper. Moming, afternoon, land, Fla. FOR RENT: Furnished room I or YOUNG MEN wanted, with or one 051 and 83-W weekly and Sunday. (Taasifieil 2 gentlemen. Mellotlville Ave , without experience to fill v a r­ STOLEN: From in bark of the V V . H. LONG S A F K rates 10e per line. Uaycrcus J o u r ­ 3ml I*.,u e above Doll Park. Diek *'* ious positions in South America. He Palm's Annex porch two one nal Herald, Waycre is, Georgia. G. TAYLOR DYER lii.idelice. Big tiulnri.M, great oiqiorlunitic *. hundred pound kits of Dupont pure 51 FAT MARKET Enclose 25c to cover booklets, etc. iml Quality TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE — white lead and zinc ground in oil. Drinking Water 1'nlnlinff—Decorating p. o . Box 2(11, Stapleton, Staten Send in yea* subscription to tho Black kit with white letters on il »l#s Try Smith’s Barber 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. M u n ic ip a l S u p p ly Island, N. 5'. U ( A F F. P H O N K 303 Tribune or hand it to your local Reward <‘f $25,1)11, Also a carload I'T it..use dealer so you cun lead Florida'* of bricks less 11)1)1) were stolen Shop for koihI harbor WANTED: Experienced dairymnn :! C i t y O f S .iiifu .d p. 105 W. 1st SL greatest newspaper. One year, from hack of lot 2 corner of did work. Ladies welcome. Apply Herald Office. $8.00, () months. >1 nc, three month* S heet and laiuiel Avenue. On Mr. $200. If you de ue $1,01)0 insur­ Kent , place whcie Mr. Cook us.-.l ta Approved by H. A .SP E IIt Next to Valdez. TO BEACH nU TER S or *«ller« of ance policy add 73c to your order l» live $50.(11) i .-ward if returned Florida real eatnte advert!*** Contractor and Builder .... m i v to W. M. Tuggle Ul 503 West Third 1STORE — PreF l o r i d a S l a t e Hoard DO YOU WANT l u Ktir or nnii;Street. Some one must have seen The taking of the cemus of 1815 the St. Petersburg Time*. One cent Sod*x. VVe anything? If so advertise in them hauling off my liricks named *99-51 — Phone — 499-M O f H e alth i u.*l about $2,227.59 or approxi­ cent a word dally, two cent* a word lu )uur r.h.ue Sundays. tile Gainesville Sim. Dai y, 'cause daisies won’t tell. j I Lots on Elm Ave. m ate) four cent* |"-r capita. 2108 PALMETTO AVF. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION EM. Pensacola is beginning the * « I I X * I I S I 1 l l 121 greatest development in Georgia'* N : • f e r a e CO. Everything Ili-'AI. KSTATU INSUUANCK ; Priced low. Knsy ternu. history; u half million dollar hig h ­ 1 1‘lalt Business Siles to the golf beach just finish­ For the Sportsman way witting eleced; at two million dollar bridge n Apartment House Sites bwtrigith across Escambia Bay started; At m quarter million dollar operu house : « Water Fronts under construction; two millions Bali Hardware it m being spent on highway; greatest U M IMione H ( unci- Lot on Sanford Avcnm* Iif»xl7(>—-KanD-ru Business Lot chance for live developers to get a u KxpostttT, priced at $2,000.00 in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. Tho PensuTwo Lota in Fort Mellon, Kustern F.xposiire, lac* iculii News. between 1st and 2nd on Sunlugr Park, an exi t* e u t homPaiUN on gootl le r m a . f ord Ave. Priced $200.00 per $1.750.00 AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Each ■IKA I, KXTATH —IXVKHTIIICXTI gusta, Ga.. Augusta's greatest fool. Lower tltun udjoining OUST classified medium, rate, cash, Do T ltrc u well lo o n tcd lots, t*arh $ 1,000.00 Lot.liV f t i l o s t u a - t l r i u u l u y 1)1.I*. property. charge. Ilie minimum. m H u n fo rd F lu r l.la ’ flOV$T* m A p a r l n u - n t I I oiisl* s i l n , F:$‘d t ,rn F.xjxisuro, ' £ "nniu. MORGANT'oWN, W. VA., people [J 11(7x117. L ocu U h I c o r n e r Stli a n d P tirk , p r ic e d J are interested in Florida. Each ■ 3 a(i Each si:i.:»oo.oo « of them through a classified ail ■ He.Ml.lent o f F l o r i d a Ulrica 18H . P m S On Easy Terms. in the Morgantown POST. Six References: F i r s t N a ll..m il Hank. W e B elieve t h i s t o h e it good b u y . cents a word for aix consecutive Three Fine Residence Issues. J. II. HUTCHINSON it FA I. KSTATU Lots THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT A creage. F a rm s and O ra n * » — Central West Vugiitia’s la rg ­ Uro v e s u Specialty tU2l) I .a u r e l Aveime. a It K A I. T O U S 3 est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2e per M e m b e r of 8A NK UK D. Ft.A, M Facing San Lanta entrance,-^' word; I insertions I 1-lc; I* or F lo rid a S la te “ -MagimK.i at Gerund. Phone (4 JJ 2M E. FIRST ST. more Ic per word each insertion. F l o r i s t s A s s o c i a tio n . $3,000 each Jhughton S LOANS INVESTMENTS 2 pTECl' W. 11 . SMITH, MGKYou art* wasting lime ami mo­ Have you rooms to rent or sonic ■ jj second hand furniture to sell? ney if this page hasn't your rlusr ^ ' k Bldg. a i a a a a a i a i ................................................... aified advertisement. Phone it in a a s s i i s s i M i ■■■■■■■■■■ Use The Herald's classified page today. No. Hrt. and get result*. . t i* S I R , 6 V6 f ? C - T T /J f LX. T O N ' T K N O lA j T H lM tS A B O U T I T I H O N t~ < rr— d MV H<5d<JT - i P t ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, August 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/accd2f54d4a13e88988894d8e7bf46d3.pdf b22d81b8173695b8c2b272fca74d9f00 PDF Text Text E WEATHER .hed » ' “ oVrdcn Land Scattered thunder shower*-1< and W ednesday; variable wine Maximum Tem p....... 96 Minimtim Temp .................... L£ 72 Rainfall .0* iS S S Z * * * * SANFORD, FLORIDA, T U E SD A Y , A U G U ST 11, 1925 Death Hay WATERMAN 0 N further P o s s ib ilitie s Of ■ H C in d e re lla ” J,X o K m o t i o n jjjio u n c e m e n t >By S u r r o g a t e Irv Of Episode Luisc to Make hi Way; May EnMovies, She Says f YORK, Aug. 1L— option of Mary L ouise r Edward W. Brownjiflionairc real e sta te „■ was annulled today ^ate noble of Q ueens on the ground th a t i had m isrepresented Fountain Fen Manufacturer. Seeking Mayorship of N ew York;W ell Known Here and Owner of a Ku*lis H otel Noted Football Stal­ ls On Dylan’s Ticket Form er Governor W hitm an on Ticket Seeking Form er O ffice District A ttorney NEW YORK, Aug. I I . - A Re­ l)r. Edwin R. Scott asserts l i ­ publican fusion ticket .van definnns invented a new engine th a t1 will m ake w ar so terrible nil na­ tions will live a t peace. Ilis ma­ chine is of the "death ray" ty;i*, he says, and will kill nnythni; th a t conies in its path up to 2m m iles aw ay. He says he will give A m erican naval officers a dem onstrntion o ff San Fran m o shortly. PR IC E F IV E CENTS ,* I N U M B E R 10, Oil K ing ^ tC a u b tX Seminole Property Is About $8,000,000 One Killed,OneHurt In An Auto Accident LETTERS ON BIG CAMPAIGN BEING SENT OVER UNION SAI.ISRURY, Aug. 11.— A crnsli this morning between n Mnall touring car nml n Inrgc redan autfmioliile here resulted iu the death of J. M. Tuttcrton of this city anil serious in ju r­ ies to a young son of L. I). Hen­ dricks of lakeland. Kin. Other members of the Hendricks fnmily sustained minor injuries. 1 P<* larger car. in which the Hendricks family was riding wa wrecked and hurled into the field, turning over several tim es. c o u n t y .nxed At 72.5; Budget Of J8. Adopted •Secretary e=ST,. of Trade P " bliCf e F'U" dc I» Hotly Sends All Secrctar- M ore 1 h a il $ 15,000 ies in Country Lcllrr «»n ____ Success of niR Movement Prov ision Is Made For A letter telling of the groat suc­ Paying Interest On cess of the recent Chamber of NcwfliRlivvayHonds Commerce membership campaign which brought the membership of j Utc local trade body to more than He’ll rule the International Metro- 4,200 and made available for the leuni Exposition a t Tulsa, Okla., operating expenses of the body and this fall as "King Petroluum ” lie's Fred E. Windsof oil capitalist, of W arren, I’n. iotninole county’s budget [tM mntion for revocation. M present as was also her father when the surro«i*ion was announced. The red little emotion. [irl left the home of Mr. k's secretary last night. >, ,he departed with the if a syndicate for which ixfed to wiite the story of W romance, little concern i eonrerning the fact th at (rrabouts remained a mya- taclliou.s Riffians last night. T w o '^ s c conccr" ° H 01 1 flying column* have cleared the, ' T en tative Program Looking Sanford. You have, I know, seen region of Djnhol Amscft, which 1,0 commented upon the Ahead 10 Y ears D iscussed the press reports of the results of had been overrun by the Rif- n"’l,!,nt of free and valua at M eeting Last N ig h t; .Mc­ Sanford's four-day cam paign, vert lain* Hint the city h i aldermen, George W. Harvey, lle- Hans. puhlicun. Farland .Makes S u g g e stio n s which increased the m em bership in Tim Spanish troops also u r " r,':" ly received nml predict' this organisation to 4,200, and Democratic Slate: active. Detachments of a r t i l l e r y 'v"u1,1 continue to benef The two Democratic slates which and a Spanish war plane have p re-1 hls ty Pe " f publicity for A tentative program , an ticip at­ made possible the revenue of $107,­ will fight it out in the primaries vented a Riffian column fro m jt,mo to come, ing the needs and developm ent ol 000. This success brought with it on September 1.7, are: Sanford during the next 10 years, the championship crown for being crossing the Ih-iuI of the Loukkos He then took up tho quo; W ASHINGTON. . Aug. II. took up the m ajor p art of the dis- j the largest chamber o f commerce river. the cxeouttive managem ent W eather and o th er conditions dm -1I The Tammany slate: For mayor, State Senator Jam es cussion of the Hoard of Govrrnor* in the world on a per capita, basis, Although Abd-d-Kriin has made 1 hntnber of Commerce and ing Ju ly were shown today t" have rttirjr Offers Reward of the local Cham ber of Commerce and the third largest in total rovei.l. Walker. serious threats aeninst these mended th at the office fi been detrim ental to crops gem-ral­ Irowning’s secretary offera t the meeting of tho executive nue in the S tate of Florida. It was For comptroller, Maj. Cen. trihesmmen who ahandon his cause increased so th at the nios Tjnl nf $71)1) for her dis- ly, in the d ep artm en t o f ngiicul Charles W. Berry. a wonderful campaign, from which body Monday night. lent work could lie done. He said the number of tribesmen who are but Mr. Browning denied lu re 's monthly report. The directors carefully went I expect to gather inspiration for For president of the hoard of m aking known a desire throw their he would recommend n man who The large prospective corn cr > p i done on his orders, aldermen. City Court Justice Jos- lot with the Emieli is increasing would give his entire time to pub­ over the plans and also discussed I many years to come. oldn’t pnv a cent to get was reduced 117,000,000 bushel- a- i ph V. McKee. by leaps and hounds. This is an licity. He described the person­ at length the appointm ent of tin* 1 'T have not yet Imd tim e to anahe said. "1 don’t know com pared w ith n month ago, tinThe Dylan slate: outcome of the Kreach success of nel nf the laikeland -('handier of various committees to serve f a r ! Iyex the results of the enmpnign. production now indicated being 2,­ * is and I don’t enre. She For mayor, Mayor John F. lly- Saturday in capturing Amcryou, I'oinnurce, pointing out that it has the trade body during the ensuing However, then* stand out prom i­ nently theso two facts; T hat the elf to ft newspaper for 070,000,000 bushels. Rye, flax <- d. iati. _ I which made a profound impression In employes and there is not one year. Another m eeting of the Cham ber of Commerce idea has rice, sweet potatoes, tobacco, hay II sir through." hoard wiil he held Wednesday too many. The payroll at Lake­ For comptroller, William E. I *rb F. C. Indian, tho and grapes also showed I"sm-; (Rig Rill) Edwards. land is about $27.tiiii) n year hut it night a t which tim e the person­ been sold one hundred per cent to from forecasts made la st month. l»bn attended Mary Imumight be considered the very best nel of the committee will probably this entire community, and th a t For president of the bonrd of W inter w heat, for which a pr* ii)« took poison in Mr. kiwi of investment because it is he coinplated nml their identity di- under efficient leadership, hurrah n, William A. Cokely. fi spnrlment a fte r her limiiiary estim ate of 4Pi,000,non vciilgcd by the governing holly. tendering high elnsn service. Selection .of Mr. Fincgun, mnkgrke wa 1 10 years old bushels was given, showed an in­ I). II. M cFarland, vice-president lie said lie hoped the entire ing the Republican ticket u fusion itn ral ’ the a?* crease over Inst m onth, Imt sprint; •he | membership of the Cham ta r would ot tlie American City Rurenu nml i on-', was de-Id* "v especially ini■wheat w ith a M a i "L 2,;4.')'*,>.0(hi The I hack up the hourd of directors if director of the m embership cam ­ * i fl declined lil.lPlO.UOO plac­ portant by political observers. He the [they dei-iib-d to inerense the per- paign just ended here, wns present is a Democrat of long standing, at the m eeting Inst night nnd of­ ken monel of tli-- Im-al organisation. 1 entering « conference ing the entire w h eat crop 7,000,- lie has licca a lawyer In Brook­ He then made a (den that (lie fered a num ber of suggestions Itxirt Attorney Newrnmhe OOOhushels below th a t forecast in lyn for many years and has Im-cii activity shown m tho catnpaigti lie which, it is stated, will probably (issued a statement deal- -Inly. ..a. chief >ritic of tile policies of tig. the Iminchiiur of other m ovem ent' I e adopted by the board. T here w as an improvement in j„ |m II. McCoy, Brooklyn Demo Hthe girl's assertion that The program to he adopted by eats, the crop forecast being Livi- and mentioned the following: ftlrd to "punish" him. . ratic leader. the trade body, officials snid this 387,000,000 bushels, or 37,000,0011 ekCity heuiitification: i Double-Crossed Me." Football S tar In The Fight aeA community plan for budding morning, will be a wise one th a t more than a m onth ago. Hurley, Seminole county. The sum , which The presence of "Rig Mill’ Ed table-crossed nte," stat- white potatoes, apples, peaches follows the same policy of all e f­ the homes, agg reg ates $15,200, will be ex­ nip*. “ I have ls-cn a and p ears also recorded inc cases wan,|< on the Dylan ticket for nca Buying ground for a Chamber ficient cham bers of commerce in pended through the county trade pti'oller also occasioned deep 1 hut I have not done in th eir prospective production. adopting nml anticipating the ved of Common c building, body recently organised and known ,,.t. Mr. Edwards, who was; 1 need lie ashamed of. needs of tile community 10 years arThe currying out of the swiinat the Seminole County Association D rought wns the principal cause i- nf internal revenue in the bin tailed Commissioner in advance. It will he nn expan­ pa- ining pool idea, of Cham bers of Commerce. ml district under President IN'ewcomhe. bv demand-1 of the heavy decline in eorn pros­ •inThe laying of plans for a large sion policy, it is dcelnrctl. With the 10.5 mill tux imposed pect*. The dnm uge from that tun, i. u widely known figure frfal examination of the Mresident Edward Higgins stnton- commercial hotel. by the state, the total millago an cause was progressively severe H:,| politics. Noted as a foot­ ed this m orning th at luis p artic­ He said that all of these move Seminole county property will be w estw ard through the eorn belt. -tar at Princeton in Ins unurh m ents could he carried oat as ularly anxious for a large num ber 83 mills. Tile crop is beginning to suffer iraduate days, .bo is still a nol-| Bis:.lav bv a newspi >rhl successfully amt easily as tli*' io- of the inemhers of the trade body from luck o f m oisture in southern | igtire in the sports world. He M trt ! Mary $700 f( cent cam paign, provided that tb-i ■ lo attend F riday’s luncheon so th at Indiana and Illinois, hut the out­ ehainiian of the five cent fure| New Record Believed Kuicta. ing appointed to head the movement- all eonsistent suggestions of tho look continues favorable in those ,0,1,. and is expected to tig"iv m iter would carry on the work in III menthuni enn he incorporated or torry to say ! sta te s n.s a whole. Iowa hud only To Have Been Made In . five cent issue which ha m en included in the y ear’s program . P jh i » r,n bill can s un- rig h t s|d rit. tw o-thirds o f its normal rainfall in "essed Isitli by Senator W alked (Continucii on Mag.. Six) live Chnmhc-r of Commerce suggestHrou-.ing : Sale of Sanford Lots July and drought prevailed in the ,1 Mayoi IIyIan. Ik>i inns were made also t»V I’resbleol P i l h , anythin!) w estern part. An unusual feature of the Kc , rid. anil Edward Higgins and t.< m ■ •■ thy will l»- An A general drought developed in (< onlimicd on Page Six) L. Leltoy. M issouri in the last ten days of Members present were: George July and there was a general Mabcoik, Georgo W. Mrockhalin, d ro u g h t in South Dakota. Horn Randall Chase, l*r. A. W. Kppt, F. suffered severe injury from beat puny of this city Mondny when J. Gonzalez, M. C. Haddock, W. M. nml d rought in N ebraska where the sales force sold an entire sub­ Ilayucs, Win. J . Hardy, C. ).. only half the crop has excellent division of 48 lota between the Henry, Edward Higgins, it. J. Hol­ prospects and spotted conditions hours of It a.rn. and 2:30 p.m. ly, K, F. Ilousholdur, W. C. Ilutcli- | NEW YORK. Aug. I I .— A plan for the reorganization of the Virw ere found in K ansas, wherein the At II o'clock Mondny morning, ison, A. It. Key, Georgo W. Knight. \rc Burned by Rebels F rank it. MaeNciR, W. S. Marker, ginia-Carolimi Chemical Company, Receipts of Police W estern tw o-thirds of the state staled C. I.. R ritt c f the company, which provided for the formation ea rly corn will he a near failure. Court Monday Total W. (’. Kill nnd It. A. Newman, who !•’. K. Itoumillat, S. O. Shinhol*Ju ly drought heat and hot winds owned tho property which is situ­ D. L. Thruslier and A, E. Yoweil. of a new comoauy with about $10,SI80 From 11 Cases ated ju s t south of the city on San.■00,(100 of net working capital, el­ w ere extrem ely unfavorable i n . the funded debt and does I ford Avenue, listed the lots of the Oklahom a and Texas. Girl, Right, Bun Down iminates not involve any assessm ent upon W heat production in eighteen , new suh-divinion with the realty stockholders, it wns annnonred last |rom pnny. An improvised pint of countries of the N orthern hemis­ And Killed By Auto night by the re-organization m an­ the property was made nt ontf* phere th is year including the F a il­ ager i headed hy Rluir and Cnmnnd a t 2:30 o'clock yesterday a f­ ed S ta te s and Canada was an ­ M r. <i,'g„ K°od-byo. nounced by the departm ent as in­ puny. ternoon every lot was sold. In L . i„ v *** were those | dicated to be 2,147,711,000 bushel 1 Tin- plan lias been unanimously speaking of the transaction Mr. ba a , ’ ing. She I or 2.2 per cent more than the | approved hankers said, by the five Rritt said th at the sales force of !committees representing the two the com pany took nn hour and a sam e countries produced a year I Ry an a rt of the 1325 lei ' classes of bonds, the hank debt, half " f f for dinner. ago. These countries produce I the state of Florida will The lots, num bering 48, he said, the trade debt and the preferred throe-fourths of the N orthern hontfree text hook- to the chi were not sold in blocks to a few | and common stocks. ispher crop and about two-thirds the state public grammar •W tour of F if t h A v e - j of the total world crop outside |s>rsons hut went sold individually. I The proposed capitalization of in th e grades ranging 1 Tho lots sold nt ubout $500 each, «the new company will consist of Russia and China. A rgentina has first through the sixth. [ri t-?1^ trving to m n k J seeded a record w heat acreage and tho total am ount of the transac­ $14,187,060. 7-per cent cum ulative FrSl•St"1w in te r,” Mr. conditions generally have been tions being apparently $21,000. dividend prior preference stock, $21,117,331 tl-per cent cumulative hy!*. .In *’aVt‘ hard favorable, in A ustralia the outlook I tKix nliiA'f.l dividend participating preferred Jews Are Threatened utock and 486,708 sh ares of corn1mon stock. By Arabs of Palestine Aside from $353,2(8) par am ount K ft o*‘nc/ ’ jn her to the ,« iiiw r.T n N Aug I I .- " 111' tho w ar anil lPc taiiuru oi w it - of tho preferred stock of the Con R k ‘± . W Ul »* "ixteon W ILLIAM STOWN, M as... Aug. ,,n V s s u r a io from Anfhassa.h.i d;; many to pay for the . currency sinners' Chemical Corporation nnd C anadian Crop. Si ' lltyc iicen difII.—A rali lenders In Palestine ha-l • about 213,686 shares of preferred r r ii ,r ih .t Relirium will honor ail forced into use in Belgium. OTTAWA. Out., Aug. 10.-T h e predicted th at th e Jew s will either P *fr« !Vikn° *' to° ,nUch'I B i Z Z with • , Tlie .0 .... «.U .he (stock and 383,805 shares of the J vi,',. V Purpose C anadian w heat crop for 1327 was relinquish their zionist movrinent i . i... vim-ret-irv Mellon 'h a t Dawes plan for reparation* gave f,‘ I * her, to be n estim ated in a report issued by K. Sims, disorderly conduct there or lie elim inated by a gen-J.a y » " n bond ritrcn tc d . rnl m assacre, Dr. William K. Rsp•Hkiflc ij”e*y*:I,r Hor- the bureau of statistics today at the American nnd which wc were entitled to, hut ^ ' Browning." 375,404,000 bushels. Last year’s paid of Geneva, n member of tn t Belgian ‘ debt commisioi.s opened be added th at the working of this yield wns 262,037,000 bushels. league perm anent comARK°'E,t,er r "n' cnt Montana Cowboy And mission ofonnation’s n eg o tiatio n s Monday for the ru- plan to g eth er with the «rm ui.l niandntei, said s t the •V ’ f J " .Au«f- D - The r.imlimz of the Belgian S 180.000,- cu rtailm ent of government oxpenOdly. 'n , ,n copyright Clewiston Florida Is Deputy Electrocuted institu te of politics here today S o 1: . . ' * b t I . ZUniw l « « Jl'o r™ «««• '> « '* • « “ Some general dUcusxion follow- the country would succeed in her >aiv f f S T l hold M Site Bryan Memorial « girl a Lthc LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 11.— ,-,l the form al statem ent of the po- efforta to place her finances on a to b- r n ut">ucces»fulW alter It. Simmons, form er Mon­ sltions of the two governi.iei.ts sound h«sis •psftt' ,L,,B “ n"»dern Cintana cowboy and deputy sheriff, »h.. Baliziana beginning a detailed S ecretary Mellon replied that ir '">?ht and the was electrocuted at thc state p ris­ loesenration* us h> financial co.idi- the United S tates would not ask WASHINGTON. Aug. II. — on today for the slaying of Frank The negotiations for funding the 1 «nter i rk ln “ VH' n n$* [ion in tlicir country. So many Belgium "to d» the impoidble, • and "un. convent and hcPabl, Spencer, Neb., guragv man. ju-lgini' debt got under way. cleircnt* muat enter W o the eq u a -. th a t the question l^foro the wo *nno» k.._, •j m *h*t tHcir presentation may j cODimUiona was one jf "Hrrow A cash deficit for last year of )%n . » ,,ne» nun." »ohconaume f-rrerx.1 days of continu- conipa»s. with politics, local o r.tu $37,143,000 wns estim ated by the Railroad Bandits (let ' * t*n r ^ .‘i’1" going «u» alufnEs before term ; can he t e ^ t i o n a l not involved. ^ostoffice departm ent. discusawl Tho f" n<lir,8 of l '“' ‘,rb1, hli . u ,‘ Away WithLargeSum Prospective crops of '578.-0(10,000 A in baa.sailor de C artier told the xerted will mean far moro than buahiils o f wheat and 2.950,000,U0O Markets Am ericans th at h b country would the paym ent by ^ i u n > o f t t cer* bushels of corn this year were an ­ CUMRKULAND, Md. .Aug. lL have opened negotiation-, xooner tain l u m b e r of dollars each y e a r. —A lone bandit held up two tick ­ nounced. CHICAGO, Aug. 11 but for the non-fulfillment of co n stitu tin g n recognition of tie T reasury officials announced et agents of the local Baltimore "m any <ol«mn pledges given to her in teg rity of International obiig-t- Septem ber, 1 .0 0 \ to 1.02 they were working in harmony ami Ohio railroad offices shortly the war. He cad- tion and the settlem ent of a qutsj- her 1.7814 to l.GOVi; Cc a fte r m idnight and escaped with with republican senators in seluc-* p ? r t!cular nttentivn to the le- lion which m ight disturb the long tem ber, l.OlTs to 1.05; O |in g now prohibition chiefs. . tem her 41?g to 4 1 ^ , vie, imposed by Germany during [friendship of our two nutlons. 1 New Chemical Firm Boasts Net Capital Stock of 1!) Million ftS * a Washington News ______ _ �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . M O N D A Y . All* ► f v 2 r] 'jUMfl JeuPSUi 1i r 'U/.ntn r u.—— S ' ~* w M any T ribesm en Killed Dur­ in g H attie W hich Occurred at M acizc A zg en e; A m eri­ cans A re at Casa Blanca ** Kl. R A III, .Spanish Morocco, Aug. 10.—Advice received here French zone of operntionM say that a French column under command of Colonel Freydenburg enveloped the enemy tribesm en nt Mucizo Azgene, killing many and compelling the others to take to flight. The road to Zeitunn has been cleared of rebels. In the region of S arsar, the ad­ vices add, tribesm en continue t«* makes raids south of Oucr.7.nn road and have looted stores where sup­ plies are kept. In the central sector movement of French columns from Kclna, Se­ les, Fez, El fbdi, has been efferteil hut with fierce resistance by the tribesm en. In the fighting the rebels left sixty dead and nine pris­ oners were taken to g eth er with many rifles. It is reported th at Abd-el-Krim, the rebel lender is engaged in i battle with the Cansuncion tribe north of Tzn. An enem y convoy with tw enty-five mules was sur pri; c l by French nirmcn who horn bed the rebels, killing 21. T h is picture >m when henrhiKS to determ in e tin? Hjmity of Russell JSirott, t:»nilip trial labio, l.ohind D i. W hitney hull, fam ous alienist retained Inset sh o w s e. cloxeup o f Scott. Kodes Part vl hiving Biff Time Touring The Western States Iow a Hoy CnnfesHt's Thai lie* Quarretcil W ith Twt» ITinr to S hoot; W as Not Fully A w ake, He Tells Official's PIP . . » l l rffir*'***' i . ii* *1 ' ! •- : A M JS O N , Iowa, Aug. lo .- W ar­ ren Vnndorvoort, age 17, charged w ith m urder in connection with the killing of his father, the Rev. R. J. Vandcrvoort, local m inister, and the seriously wounding of bis m other Friday nhdit, pb ntlcd not guilty when nrrnigned before Dis­ tric t Judge W. I*. W alter lut*. loilay und wns ordered held for the October lorm of court. A cunfeimion he is iilh-gul to hnvv w ritten short! y before being arrnigm-d,, was ............ Hindu iigninxt tho advice it was announc­ . of . . coiiiuu ______I,, .1 ed. In it w ritten stnlcnicnt to Hen­ ry W. Durum, slmrifl of llutler county, Vandervooft rerlted detuils of constant family quarrels, tlie purchti.si of n T1 calibre rifi*-, Hi"hooting of fir t liis fa th e r nnd Uicii his niutlu r, wh n she up|s-urltd a t tho doorway of her liedrooni to lentil the iiui c of the fir: t "hot. Ills Midden "awakening" and hi attem pt nt u getaw ay, IK- wii formally charged with first <1 grt-e murder lu re today apil will to- |odR ; Ip :!. • the October term s of court. Vandcrvoort said in lii-t confe sion that lie boli'Vi liis mot lie r i mind was diaetini-d, which v.n the I cm on slit- iiuarielnl witli In-r Im band sou. lie in si-ted In- and In father had been good fiietnl . He was gruduatid from tinI'nrki-ralnirg hiuti sctiool (,•. i. spring. Wn consuicrid one of tmhrighP nt Itoys in ttn- clas.i, iiip I tmil planned to i-ntei coin <■ tiii fall. Yesterday iiflernoun Vatulet voott said Ip - pureliaM'd u rifle ut the store and hid it in tlo I.... .. A violent quarrel at the sup pci; table ensiled when hist mother "suspected Minicthiii"'’ and during the cuuiiu of tbi hiikei’iug -Indcclured slid w|<|ic-i| h*- were deud. A few minutes Inter the Rev. Vandervoorl made the .line stateUlCIlt. A fter the family had retired. Ilnr boy, who sleeps in a tent on tin lawn, rte p t up (an armed with the rifie. lie ch it nml killed ni< fa th e r who was in tin- Imllwiiv, and when his mother appear. I ul the doorway of tin* bedroom, lie shot her in the temple. "I was not fully awake," he in­ sists in liis w ritten confession "t • know what I was doing, although I ktee.v that it no ex use.” “ When I hud done it I awoke iqi and iny fir»t thought wns to get away from those awful figures on the floor,” he said. When arrested this morning he said another mini had done tin* shooting- u n d -that hi lunl been forced to acrompany tin- m urderer, hut said he gave up this story wh.ii advised to make “ a chnn breast of it.” Warren is mi only child ami tnemherr. of tie- fannl. have In cn noted for their devotion to each other, I'urkerxhurg n'..ident.* det hired today. Tentative Budget For Next Year Approved yparo pnssrngcni impicamni niness, expcrinifntx arc under way in filming gIx.vi.Al motion pictures for exhibition on liners. They arc expected to have a soothing rfTcct on the eyes and rnablo jxrsons to regain a complete sens; of bnlanrc. As many ships arc already provided with equipment for displaying the reels, no additional expense will be involved, and the pic­ tures themselves will afford another source of entertainment on long voy­ ages. sam e, iindnur.'.ed spirit that caused those Franciscan fathers to re sto re tho building still prevails," said the monk," and so plain are already under way t*> make the mission stronger and h itter, nnd to ‘carry on’ the same :i • before.” This monk, who cuine upon ns in the mi • non like a delightful, quaint v iu ta tiin from medieval day.s, told us that the June shock came while the Catholic* were at early mass, ami that the c< Id,rat.; priest, although two statues ahovi the ul."r fell down near hint, u rg­ ed the worshipers to remain, anil pray. If they hud departed when the shock m ine they would have liei'ii liiirinl under Hie two t a n th a t fell to the sidewalk. A it was, they walked out ovt r the riiitoi. The walls of tIn- mi siou are »ix feet thick, mid limit "f s*ilal stone. Now the int-rior show's the walls cracked, ivhirc they had litlcn wicnehed by the Iram ors. lilts of |ila ter are gnne, luft in each room that tvu -aw a eri.ciiix i lung laithtully to tinwall. after m HALLOWS. SCOIT DENIES INSANITY head with strings and a chi > nnd has slits in the rdec to guide the razor. The accessory makes a mirror unnec­ essary ami can be used both for the ride nnd roundisl styles. That bee* have a language by means of which they con communi­ cate with on*' nnnthrr about new­ found feeding grounds, the bind of flowers to visit nnd their general di­ rection from the hive, nppears to have liecn prove*! through experi­ ments made by G< rm in scientist. lie found a swarm of U ts would visit the j lire where sugar was exposed imTii* diatcly after one of them had fed and returned to the hive to spread tin- nows. This the Isa’ does by a j m iliar dance. Bv marking lices with colors nr.d feeding sonic while leaving others unfed. tint esq • rim m ler proved that only thorc whirli had been fed would start the dance that, brought swarms to new feeding grounds. M ovies for Ship Passengers to Cure Seasickness Radio T «t Li| A useful n.Jio made from the h t u b o an<l a double contact ■ auto-hm p K*k. I °t. Remove all H glaw ami inter- I nr»l wiring fmm I the base, leaving 1 the metal thtU I ttn d t h e fo u r (■ p r o n g s intact. I Connect the two 1 R em oving Grass along Fence terminals on the 2 Grass along frnen posts can bo nuto-lamp socket sj burned away with a common gasoline to the filament a blowtorch without injury to the posts, prongs o n th e * tube base by if a wet gunny sack is taken along. The grass will burn quickly und the "mall flexible wire 1‘lace the «,*** ■ gunny sack is then used to quench the embers. This is an easy and "iiown. nnd nm rad-, simple method nnd eliminates the around it, holding it j danger of burning the posts close to wax hits * t; plarp a ^ lamp to the sorlcct aa the ground. "" is complete. To test t, the lamp in the mj^, regular taumej &nq T Kennel on R unning Board Has Glass Windshield I f the uL-cuit ia ccnce light. * For the convenience of dog owners wishing to take their pets with them Cleaning Spy on automobile journeys, a compart­ Few car owners “« ment has been designed by an Eng­ lish motorist to carry his bulldog, bling spark plugs srj moving carbon partil and scrajirr. A gm*] ing this ia as folloJ plugs in a fruit jar. | muriatic acid; the j j tnav bo from 10 m3 ilopcnding on th c l acid and tin; rondita Aftcnvanl, wa*h the i H eat treatment ■ method of cleaning « plug is taken apart uj arc placed in a hot ^ rated solution Irinka arc placed in a tirr.kg and arc tltcn j>lumnd • • i which acts as guardian while the ear Avoid striking cm stands unattended. The uj>pcr part against anotlx r, cr « of the inclosure is of glass, ami it can suhstanco that would, be placed ou cither cad of tho run­ tho blades raqiiinajd ning board. grinding. Fensirknera i< ln licveil to be due with r>i! hox scats grittin nnd want­ p irtIv to drain *,;i the eyi-s caused ed to put the gang's picture on by the constantly shifting phutes of the Intel; <>f lib program s. The Tells Newspaper .Men Infer the ship. T*» counteract tlie rfF-ct.-i of Western Union of Ouhlund sent r s ls in C anadaA relV rseent tins mm i m ail lu.d Ums possibly Mr. and Mrs. bodes a huge boing Mint; “They W ant Alt quet of flowers. in Do the Nnl A ct l ie S a y Of i nurse the women of tie is said a yearly outlay of 1,non,000 a re rapidly incrruiM party went on shopping npee* in yen will Is* naked for this purpose. grow ing fr* quencT m CIIHAGO, Aug. 10.— R ussell1 !«**h Angeles and Sun Prniiclscu Tho government has not been peoples of the two) and pin ticnlarly in Chirmtuwn at Stoll, win* Tloii day night escaped San rrancisso. * am iss in adopting m easures cal- oxchnnglr;* \idt. fj tlie r allows w in n a jury decided ciilc ted to lie effective in coping to u rin g nml other pd Mr*. W. Kyle, wife of » Fort I lie nverngo value of H o n d a lie hail I rcmiie in a lie si me* lii with untoward developments th a t so because of the batiderdnle hank president and lonvictiofi fur murder, F riday in lettuce | m' i* year for the f i v y* .r m ay follow th e reopening of the which new publioti sister of t'hurlie bodes, was tre a t­ |s rioi| of ItUtt-L'.'S was $l,K’.i2,‘JI>il. im ported. ed to u Ull-niile ride when she and “as ane av you are." FAVA MI'SCOTT, Mass., Aug. Id. country for intercourse with Soviet <>n tin sam e b asis' the per crate or Tho honip office Russia. <•! these m easures the her two sm allest children were ub"T in y want no* to do the nut hamper farm value for the tani" Secretary Hoover returned last im perative in corag most im portant is, of course, the liged to rem ain on the Special in­ pt rind was ?|.2.1. night to W ashington a fte r week­ in t " he said, "but I won't do it." police service of p« stead of taking the sight-seeing end conferences with President now peace preservation law, which perfected to deal n The former Canadian financier, the Diet voted at its last session. 11i|> at San Francisco. Tills hap • '"oblige on tin- an th racite situ a ­ peneil when the train hmi to lie who wa- convicted of the inuri!"i Along with this precautionary of propagation of J tion, commercial aviation and nthtaken to Oakland, u five-hour trip "f a Chicago drug c lerk in a lii.lii • r problems facing the adm inistra- piece of legislation may Ir* m en­ the wny slii' look it, nml mIh- was tioned the step , taken to unify ord-j . „ f , tion. ufi and who five tild e s ’ nenrcil: oldiiint lo pay for tile tire •in-* ex­ its issued to the police lit home rice i he visit here o f the commerce death on the gallows, will ho taken I perience, iiinro conductors hail nit - departm ent head developed th a t and in Korea, so that there may lit rlor ala rcccivtv been changed nnd there wns iiu to the (Ihister Asylum for the per tin president expected an th ra cite lx* co-microtion as well as cordin- fered fqr propel I one on hoard to prove (h it ih. Incune tomorrow morning. to operators and m iners to w ork out ntion in tlu'i** activity on tho trail and deliver freight ■ cars were chartered. lie was to have gum- today, but •i solution of th eir wage contro- of |irupug:iudi*t:<. There is also the The two attra ctiv e Grunt girls tile dull attorney "hin t || to till— vorsy without governm ental in te r­ creation of special police organs betw een the hours t/l from Fort (mudertlnlo, the Mi -■■* hum of commitment, insisting it __ vention and that- he has no inten- to he on Korean frontiers ami fi p. nt. In the towns i Ola May ami M argaret, and Miss Itniild specify that, if Scott ever South Manchurian borderlands. lion of taking a hand, ten tliou.-anj/vpulal/.s •lean Kennedy of <'hurlcstoa, W (('ontiniinl from I'age One.) lifcoiiir:i M in e , he Is- rrturii*-il to All these innovations are now m ay take cu lour ft v As to aviation, ns a result of an Vn„ add eoiisiderahle sum him- to He had in liis piH'kct a ticket the In-riff '.o pay for hi crim on i o ffer for the use o f the navy di- in full working ord-r. lint it has Hundnya, and l«sd ^ the trip, bike tin- aunts and iinrlcs n si ti-m t 'uliI’nr the gallows. rigilde bos Angeles for transjior- been found th a t channels for the and other coti it, , they seem to j tua, ami 5.~i72 in currency, Judge Joseph !!. David, who lo* In a ubiquitous state of light* tnlion of freight mid passengers introduction of “ bed” prnpngranda excepted on this ri'.bfj ‘I in- chcnii'.t had i.ot once einerg- m rsided at the sanity li.-iring con­ lienrtt dness, so that the trip gen­ Ieil from the apartment a fte r he between New York and Chicago erally is one round of |deu.suti de (entered it the night of July JO, cluded yesterday, agreed to the and | vt Imp other cities, subm itted rhnngi* which will he madin luxe. by John Hays Hammond, J r., und Hayward said. open court tomorrow. Si-nit today Florida (Jets Advertising !others, Mr. Hoover and the secre­ i The l .tte r Schwartz left was a d ­ was taken hack t*i tu* familiar Mr and Mrs. t liurlie b*-d*-.- nre dressed to his wife ami three cltiltaries of the navy and w ar have iin a iiirs in the dt-atli n il where given ovation everywhere'. lit i n i" li itc il by the pri idc i; I li i-ii. tim e times lie "tu rte j to s|n-ml to di-termim* w hether the governInteresting how the American i I uni writing you, although not M'l-nt In- Ix-lieved w*-re lu-i last im agination is fired mid thrill -I making any excuses.” he said, hii'irs. D i. nerupaney of the deatlM over IhU unique tour of Charlie 'Inil one thing I wnl tell you, I cell, today however, was merely bodes, lie is the kind of rich rel­ | no not guilty of the crime they for tin- purpose of receiving rel­ atives mu t ....... relatives like to ! license me of. Last Memliiy or atives mill reporters, think they would lie. Ami he nml Tuesday a mail called nt the fae"I 'pore I’m going to < h - t >r," Mrs. bodes are hearing up under j tnry for work. I wa in the labor t­ prosperity ns most of u like to ' lory. He came straight in. We S- >tt aid. "hut I'm no inun- in- mo than any of you. Tho fight i just think we could. talked to each other fur a w h i t , This lrij» is given Florida an when suddenly the man told me if h< "inning. It will not he long hr*-1 uiiprccidciitcil amount of mlverlif- , l wouldn’t give him work I would fore lay nhsoluto in nm-i -n ,i is proved. The wonderful work nf iny tag the right kind of advert: <- have to give him money. wife nml teirelits will he ill 'ifh-tl ing. " lie attacked me. I i nve him a I’n-vions In the liip to San I ran- blow oil tile Ill-nil. He f. ll. | gave in a hurt while and I will In* *ci«cn, the bode.- gang n|H-tit three hint another. I never thought Dt Scott's alleged deliisioti n ' |ier*hi v < in l.o,i Angelc'.i, where they a moment to let it go, hut I could utinii on which tin- defenso "did" Hollywood, saw where fam ­ not make up my miml in go in Dell ous stars live ami where the) (evidently K. S. Ih d. In attorney t ba .-d its plea that he i- iiisiitip, make their sreiiarios, even saw and tell him. I decided to run were iipimrent in his m;M n mark: Millie of tile stars! away, loit nuule a dirty job of it "It i tlie ('.'inndiiin intei " t - that I la- day at .San I h« go was omd-.- 1 ut the mini in the closet, got liav<- been persecuting ii"-." he particularly interesting l»y the ii'-'dy. Can you imagine how I 1mitirnied. "They nre in -1-'in g on i "in u- ics of 1»r. Ilnhcovl. of .Minim •elt all the time, feeling I had to tin perseciltiun o f mi intim-cnt I wish th a t I e*>uhl have and San Diego, uo l courtesies from li'-e you nml tin- dear hoys, o h Ulan tckeii the stand In the last few tin* Sail Diego ( in in lii'r nt Cioii- tloii. how I suffer'd. Ineree. "If I had Hot thi-. ibt in in-. I suit duv * I would have told tlie himI* i " mi Man I", go we went U» Tin "I Mr . Ad ( i'.Usal ut li Aiiauts if dr-ds i f iK-opIc in the court iunnt Jim mia, m i >1,1 Mcxito. 1.ike Oakiaiiil, wilii had sued liini for unie of the facta in this to i." " Ilo r Americans win* -U povti the blench of I'l-iiiiii-i' i, I Mould have border line into Mexico, we got in­ '.'"in through with that, but it was to trouble straightw ay ami forth unpo rildtf. i did tmt plan before with. It was while E. M. Kelt y, ilii- liiippcm-d. No, I was .-o gl.,,1 in-i'souiil photographer fur Mr. (too glad, and wa getting along mi bodes, was taking movie:, of tin i nicely m it It lay work and tv. have MOW YORK SOON — would In- no over s ta te m e n t w hen >'ol! c gan g —or part of the gang ns ,you and the hoy. with mi\ and e r th at our lo o Lroker-m einlters have 15 they i iiiluix *| certain liquid • now (Continued from Page (hie.) then the end cante of lliii beautiful enae.s m any more than 00 b u y ers each. barred in America thut hi v.., W a.hiugtuti monument -t irti-d. It I OK VO. Aug. 10.—F ear of Ihdarrested ami thrown in jail. I'he i-< known uniong KIiiiimi" u iu-re Send us y o u r Ijiatinsft A'cvist projiaganda ill -iajian is charge win for taking movie: lluit he is co nfront■d h* -in arm y anti A ssu re Y o u r se lf (itiirk .Miss Rogers Rained ever present am ong the heads of without going througli certain m l of disM-nterr in Now .li 1 1 I’en.itape pliMi .se , um| tile .%!».- . *;■ govei tnm-at and it was recently rcS ales and Top [V ices. xylvnniii. Ohio, Oregon. <"lorndu Were deti rmimal to keep Kelc) in la Rounds in ii Weeks and other strong Klim i'..u, . ' he Home 1tepai t n s nl A s soon as you r lirtinR s are in llC[ jail iiVit nigtit When i iiarllc >s planning to introduce 11 hill at Would liin .M) slcrv. N kiihiy Men and M omen (aain bm! . learned that Kency wu tite next l)iwt session for the orshape ’i’ho Florida Ilesa lo ExchatiL'c i;u’ Tlie opposition is led by men nr Money Hack. languishing in the Mexican jail he I'titmd^ in 30 ganiz.-itiou nf n *jH-eial police serv ­ before* its 1oo broker-m em bers. k*F wlin wi ll to do aw ay with some c.f storm ed die Tin Juana court mom ile to deal with the situation. It the "iiM-less m ystery" and let the sh ow s th a t th is m ethod a s s u r e s the st' Mv dear Ft ietui*: -« llssed a hit—nhook Ills fists A fter my att.it k of Flu ( wus public see more of the in .idc work­ prices and very «|uiek a c tio n ! , dseil some red-blooded language W hen you tiuy Diam ond T ire , from ua wo agrea to th at frightened the Mexicans mio Hun. rundown ami mi ak. I had a ing- of the ntilur. These trouble Mad us your lis tin g s now to desk NoCOURTING B L IN D N E S S m akers are behind tin- pi 111 to hold do th is: the next world, almost and then lllow rumpleMMi, inv cheeks were annual dem onstration* in the la r­ D what you arc tloing when you reg-.'ink in and I win euiitiiiually troiiwalked right out with Kcvy ,,n ids —Ko<[> th em In excel­ ger cities of tho nation. Kct twitching, watery, bloodshot, sore right surn, and with pcrnii.-siou to hied with gas on my -tom iuh. 1 le n t condition while you cycj. LfMiardi's Golden Eye Lotion Homo of the more aggrcaaiva do anything lie idenseil in .Mexico. i^'lt stuffy and had 1u.ht n*v tip* ara using th em , cures marly every eye disease. Coots, p itite. I hmi lead about M el'oy’s Klnn leaders were ready to open Santa Hurliurn Visited heal i ami strengthens. Get "Leon* —R epair any littlo cu ts fire on tlu* present adm inistration M iam i, F lo r id a ^ • > h I Liver Oil ('umnouud T ablets <*iln-r tre a ts and never-ta be-fort h a t m ay appear, ardi's." It makes strong eyes. At all gotti-a thrills arc the Iriciiinrie > of and decided to u-i*e them a t (at of the invisible empire yesterday E ast F lagler S t r ic t tlru3^ists. —O ccasionally ch a n g e the days h|ient at the titan d Can­ At once. I l« ran to pick up an hut the cloudburst that followed tin* pntade and broke up the sesb ii th e m from one wheel to appetite*, an clici k . filled out ntnl yon and the brave little illy of a n o th e r to even tho wear, mv complexion bcenmo healthy ut the W ashington monument p re­ 1S anta llarh.ua. W H EELESS E l.ESS & W E L S H —Exam ine tho tiro flap, We arrived n t S anta burtm ru on looking und 1 gained 1.7 pounds in vented th e improm ptu prog rum be­ to coo th a t tu b es aro n o t July Jill, along with the fivg e a rth ­ six weeks nml um very thankful ing carried out. More thun a hundred p ro stra ­ being pinched. quake shock* th« city experienced for what McCoy', i „| |, |vt.r Oil tion* from heat nml over-exertion that morning. The ahm I. were ( umnonnd tablets did f..c nu77iij service a n d attention, Mi * Alberta K o g e i "til \ \ \ were reported to the police dcnot sufficient to do any great a lo n g w ith D iam ond q u ality, iiud last dam age, hut they dal cause Inovo give* yo u th e g r e a U tl tire . grow stro n g ; night. Many wot suffered walls to tumble down. We visit­ ea/se i*i th e w orld. out the h o t-1greatly. ed the .Santa barim ru misMoii, • ick. try Me> —;----------------which was built by In.linn ncuphvd Compound | V arirtica of lettuce grown In les under llm supervision *»f F ran•'0 T ab lets— ! Fh rlda nn* Crnnni Ihittpr, n ig lm i i |.„ l ,J ck-cnn nndr*'s in the year ITrUi. Phon e -IG2-J liirm icy nml Boston, Iceberg nml Itoipaine. TbU “Queen of Mi aiom " vvu.i iU*- the l Sanford, Florida V und live | However, Iceberg ts grown very atroyed by an earthquake in ISlfl, druggi Corner Oak anti T h ird If th e y ,little due, according to ag ricu ltu ral we wt i e tol l by u ntank a t tbe don't •five you wviuli S ervice T hat M akes F rien d s erfut help Ip authorities, to thp-tnefc vt sufficl p)l;*!uvn, a id wa» rebuilt. "Thut gy.nuiti Hoover Hack From Talk With Coolidge 0 n Coal Situation HEMMED IN BY POLICE, SLAYER KILLS HIMSELF KLANSMKN IM.AN me; PAHA 1)10 FOR Service means Japanese To Wage War On Bolshevist Activity In Nation For Florida Prop somethin VULCANIZING The principal counties prodt ing lettuce ure Semiiudc, Mann Marion, Orange . .Suhford M anatee are the prluripul al ping center?. I' isk Tire and Tubes Wight Bros. Co f—/^dv. ienUy cool nigijt^ W H E E L E SS & W ELSH YYilEELESS & JYEL.SH �”l • ; PAGTBTW O ’ 192S. H E R A L D L TUESDAY; AUGUST I f , V ^TH Bi [v Hie Sanford Herald Some Good Advice For Florida Swimmers. > *!: I f ' i : : 11 | - "" I T. : * .A - 'V i zc 148 R uthlesa Labor. F igu res o f govern m en t .statisticians show that m ore th an B or Y u d e lm a n ’s Soul. ____ _ j B .cnnd C t u i Matter. six thousand persons in th e U n ited S tates perished la st y e a r o b t r IT. m i . « t the P o t o r i l c t Jazz Muilc for Hymn*. iford, F lo rid a m d a r Act of from drow ning accid en ts. T h is is nn average for th e y e a r Ford' Flying Program. I, 1817. o f one hundred and fifte e n persons a week or about s ix te e n DY ARTHUR BRISBANE ..KSItor LU N D L. DBA*.. <Cnpj-M*T>t Ul*>______ ’u a i i t a day. O f the s ix thousand, m ore than half of th em lost HOWARD BRRO. their liv e s during the four m onths of June, July, A u g u st M icaalla A r r a n Pfema PREM IER BALDWIN, to avoid and Septem ber. a itrik e threatening disaster to atnM cniPTioM b a t r a For four m onth s last sum m er the death rate from B ritish industry, reluctantly pays Tear—17.00 Six Month*... IJ.SO t i r M ln_Clty by_C arrt.f, P»r drow ning averaged two hundred anti nineteen a w eek or GO,000,000 of dollars to the coni til w e a k , it* . W e ak ly E d itio n 11.00 th irty-on e each day. T he figures arc alarm ing, esp ecia lly mine owners, thus persuading H r yaar. them not to reduce wages and ■PBC1AL ROTICBi All obituary to us w ho live in Florida w h ere there are hundreds o f m iles force a strike. . '„ . Boric.*, raU r dll a of. th a a k a .. raaolutlona o f seash ore nnd thousands o f resorts to lure th e v a c a tio n ist. jM M M ___ The Prime Minister says “ labor And notice* ot entertainm ent* where rh # r * e a a r e m a d e will be r*erK*d D ay a fte r day, nil through th is summer, the new spn pers is ruthless," he meaning presum ­ ch# f a r At r e g u l a r id v e rtla ln g rata*. hnvc been tellin g the tragic sto ries o f drownings som ew h ere. ably th at labor gets all it can. 'ifi-k. M K M n r n m s a m o c i a t k d r n r n Som e one dnres a beginner to sw im out to the raft. H e tries T h e Aaaoclated Prae* la eielua* CAPITAL AND the upper Ivriy entitled re *ha u*e for re- — nnd fa ils. Or perhaps th ere is a high wind nnd th e w ater pnhllc atln n of all new* dispatch** is too rough for sa fe sw im m ing. Even the b est sw im m ers classes have been "ruthlesz ’ In th at way for so long a time th at n re lte n to It not ntherw la* cr*d• er e nd ire u no r noi paporr and elao the In­ m eet death by taking unnecessary chances. "Go ah ead , he nobody notices It. lied In thla pape A salesm an, herein All right* cal n aw a puhfl«h*d 1 It's quite "legitimate for the __ b ____ o _t retiu llratlo n of aperlal dlapateh- a sport" has brought death to m ore persons than w ill ever mnn th at owns the coal mines and a* h e r e in *r* elan raaer-ed. once polite, cffic be known. never does a real day’s work in 5 TUESDAY, AUGUST, I t , 1925 r T h ere is a big differen ce betw een a sport and sp ortsm an . his life to get every dollnr he can never-tiring d« ■l T h e sportsm an is courageous and will risk his life for oth ers for coal from widow and orphan, T H E HERAI.D'S PLATFORM enter you r em pU 1^—Deeper w ater route to Jackson- but lie will not becom e a daredevil. He is brave hut does not ns well ns from the railroads. But when the mnn in the oarkp orsess bravado. Me is a lw ays ready for em erg en cies but Title. ness of the mine digging out the is also conscientii JL-—Construction of St. Johna-In- docs no', court danger. coal asks for decent pay he Is dlan River renal. T h e sport, p layin g to th e grandstand, is a poor im itation "ruthless." trustworthy, an S.—Extension of white way. $.» -Extension of Inral am uarm rnta. o f n sp ortsm an . The sport will do stu n ts in th e w ater to LI.OYI) GEORGE, sitting on the Kindly work fori — Swimming pool, tennle court*, dazzle th e crowds. Me d ives w ithout ascertain in g the depth "opposition bench," which means tie . o f th e w a ter or w ithout carin g w hat lies b eneath it. Me that he is out of power, nttneks n m ere pittance • .—Augm enting nf building pro c a s ts d iscretion to the w inds and goes out beyond th e o th ­ Baldwin for yielding to threats. rram —house*, hotel*, apartm ent l Baldwin’s reply thnt It is "easier ers,d is r e g a r d in g currents and undertow. ren ts n day. feonaea. V f.—Extension of atreK paving pro­ T iie M etropolitan Life Insurance company in a booklet to he rattled into n fight than in­ to pence" is a good reply. gram . on " A rtificia l R espiration" p refaces the su b ject w ith these T.—C onstruction of boulevard rem ark s: V FROM THIS new settling of n ■round Lake Monroe. H is duly in life is Learn to sw im if you don’t know how— not alone be­ great strike, British taxpayers 8,—Completion of city beautifica­ Mil program NHIe j cau see sw' ' im •«.......... .......... ...... , M V . t - exercise— A f t t i s v — , paying millions for what is jpraction m in.g is joyou s ■ recreation and osplendid icc. he liv es each Eznanshjn of ^ school ayaiem but so th a t you can save your own life nnd th e lives o f oth",/'[o'good'h° "1n° oW,1Cr,,’ th e C lassified colun with provision for Increased fa ers if called upon. D eaths by drow ning occur in park lakes The best Ihing would lie for -T : clllllcs*. w h ere th ere would seem to he very liklihnod o f rescue. Great Britain, possessing the real r V 'S th e Sanford Herald statesm an that wc Inck in this B IB LE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Som e th o u g h tle ss person rocks the boat nnd th en — . TH E WINDOWS OF HEAVEN: h is Phone Number “S w im m in g is not at all a d ifficu lt accom plishm ent. country, to find some fair perm a­ nent road to government control — Bring ye nil the tithes into tho storehouse, th at thcro may bo meat Once learned it cannot he forgotten . It becom es alm ost as of mining. We might learn from In mine house, nnd prove me now a u tom atic ns w alking. Good instru ctors m ay he found ev ery ­ thnt. herew ith, salth the Lord of hosts, w here. It is o f param ount im portance to he well taught. If I will not open you the windows T h ere arc m any se lf-ta u g h t sw im m ers who would he o f lit­ MOISIIB HER YUDELMAN of heaven, nnd pour you out n tle use in /m em ergency. died in Brooklyn, leaving to hi* blessing, th a t there shnll dot lie daughter $100 nnd 100 gallons of 1 1 “T ,u:ro lrt onc th in g th a t you and everybody, you n g and wine. room enough to receive It. MalaThe rest of his money, it i S ta te itself. Rend the pnpers and News nnd keep pneo with chi .1: 10. old, should know how to do— revive th e apparently drowned. isn’t much, goes to "some institu­ ,k ccp pace with whnt is eolng on in hnnpcning in ynur own O ften th ey are not dead though life seem s ex tin ct. Patient, tion in Jerusalem for the purpose the world; rend The Pnlntkn Daily ity. AH1IKVM.1.K CITIZKN snying prayers for my soul." RETROSPECT p e r siste n t m anipulation o f th e righ t kind would bring them of If, ns wc nil nssume, Mishe Her When I was young, Death oeemed hack to con sciou sn ess. It is heart breaking to think o f the Yiidrlmnn has n soul, i( probably Mnny American coniniunties nr» justice is flat on its hack here nnd nn idle word, asking them selves painful quo*- elsewhere in this* country nnd crlm liv es th a t could have been saved if som eone in the crowd, knows, now, thnt whnt counts is By stream s nnd hills where first sta n d in g paralyzed w ith horror, had lint known the sim ple tho soul’s performance while in tions about th eir adm inistration of |" nJ5 " ro o n . tof, of il’ , «‘icking my ways begnn, tile body, not cnsli left to buy spe­ tho criminal l a w - .h o u t ,he in I wandered thru lush sum m ers; m an ip u lation s n ecessary to rekindle the vital spark. « -. " ' hcir tin *e n in its ° " r m ur* cial fnvors, nfter tbnt soul starts sang nnd rnn W ‘He M W T Z rt " I b is sum m er, be prepared. N ever court danger but lie on its journey. Down valley mendnw.n; or a tte n ­ technicalities of the court.*. In ready to m eet the great hazard th a t som etim es lurks in out of jail, out of the penitentiary. If Moishc could return he would Chicago The Tribune, speaking for tive heard tell his friends, "Po whnt you enn itself and doubtless mnny of its They m urder each other on the The drone of lilliputinn life, thnt w ater sp o r ts.” ■t t a H w l n«rM « Social /ilendaf Tzr»J*f wil hold Its reg - f. * U,> the First * __ * *at afternoon i rs<o h a ls % £ . - « • . . v* v u v . i i *i i i w n m At CRIME IN CHICAGO u , Beach Properl IS SCARCE stirred The grnss nnd lenves, Far-off, undreamed, the ban Time plnces, when, lean finger laid on man, Old Ago make* h alt tho loins wc would up-gird. -o - Oh For it “Jinx” Killer! W hick?i t» ho Iknow s o fI Ia I two-dollar hill ever bringing good HUB > ou nave piolm bly seen som eone refuse to accept such n lull or h ave noticed thnt he tore o f f the upper right hand Now, ns tiie shadows close, when corner o f th e paper m oney in order to kill its had influences w inter’s cold \v hy ? m * Is felt us foretaste of the ulti­ m ate chill, Whpii flown is fancy thnt had wilding sung, I creep where once I rnn nnd know I'm old. But yet within my licurt re­ member still Death scorned an idle word when I was young. -M A Y FOLW ELL IIOISINGTON I t’s a poor tennis player who can't win a love set. Today’* best) laugh: In nn em er­ gency, women used to faint. Now they paint. Tninpa Tribune. -<> Sanford, the Celery City, ex­ ceeded its Chamber of Commerce goal with culoryty.—Tam pa T ri­ buna. -o— Who will take the Innd in giving Hanlord u big Lnltur Dny cduhrnlion? It’a too good an opportunity to let pass. — - ... The police readers, throw s up its hand* and streets nnd in jail. hold them. They are bosses plainly snys th n t crim inal law in ennnot of this state. th n t town has fnllen flat on its The Tribune is discouraged oyer bnck. Reviewing the crim e record since the qunlity of the public’s reaction to the facts recited. Chicngo pco-i SOME PROTESTANT churches tho first of Ja n u a ry , which includ­ pie and organizations have been permit singing and playing old ed 210 homicides when the editorial throwing up th eir hats whooping hymn* set to jazz music. T hat's was w ritten sevorni dnys ago, or up the Chicago rodeo exhibition at lenst novel, although it won’t more than a killing a dny, The T ri­ while there is “only one o rg a n iz a­ suit those thnt have the usual res­ bune thus sum s up: tion in this city which seem s to l\ ith 210 yun killing* nnd no give a damn about the m u rd er of pect for old hymn*. A syncopat­ ed “ Pull for the Shore” would one has nny idea how mnny rapes citizens. * * * ” where the victim was not m urder­ shock Moody nnd Snnkcy. Chicago’* crime wave th is y ear Tiie .Salvation Army was ahead ed, we have lind at this w riting.. has been huge, spectacular, di*in tins idea, young Indies nnd g e n -|l" ’° executions, both negroes, both tlcmen singing in London’s street*,’ without influence or money. Pa n*! *!?.c *'nPc fu l up* ••() Death. Where Is Thy Sting- ^ hnvc been pardoned out of n-ling a-ling. Oh, Grave, they vie- Penitentiary. Ten condemned m u r-1 n ti* nruto bn»n ?» toreo!” , derers have walked away from the *{,un,!,hn' enl '* “« I1’; hut it should lie remembered th at n“ .population “The gates of Hell, may s i n g - h,,n,,r fnrn' " f the penitentiary. • * r*men,h®r«l thnt while you nrn nlive, and remember the ancient Jewish snying has "t, ‘Whnt you give in lienlth is gold, in sickness silver, after dentil, lend.’ ’’ J u st w hy is it th e two-dollar hill is regarded as a "jinx"? R esearch has failed to disclose precisely w hy th is de­ nom ination o f m oney is regarded as unlucky. It is prolmtily one o f th ose unexplainable aversions which common sen se niiinot hope to ever explain. It is a fact, how ever, that the d ista ste for th ese hills is a settled habit am ong m illions of A m ericans ns m any c a sh ie r s and chnngem akcrs will te stify . r e w bills of th is kind in circulation th eir scaritv seem s to increase tho general prejudice again st them . A " jin x ” A-Ling—A-Lmit, b u t „ « W A w,U kn»w„ .iU « „ W. D. X u .- j T Z JS V S ff c K d estro y er w h o could convince a su p erstitu tiou s public that nnd me." th e tw o-dollar lull is really a lucky piece o f money could HENRY F o itlT T .uy........... romrnund g rea t rem uneration from the T reasury Depart­ stockholders 1" -He Moo, >Ho Hntt « . h « .rd th n . . n T u n H U ^ n t h or ” m ent w hich would ho enables io econom ize in the production Airplane Com .. ... _ ______ „„„ -h paper m oney. G overnm ent efficie n c y exp erts have tried ahead with tliej flying machine ' fontinunnccs, protected by im p o r-1 give wnrfnre we have no nli-n o so lv e th e problem w ithout su ccess. liu llii... “ K„„l Ik political inflr »,c. „,„t only a ! J Z l I u S ! Apri . , n u 7 » « * , * " « thoroughly mad ilh no -man ns lh n r.,u ,h ly m u l a* ... Austin „ l.otUT ntlmini.t.ation o t ju stice' r A 's “ !i ,ik V,y ^ lat t'vo-dollar hill brings good will take up tcrlouily, u....... .. partnership, the busi-j * " u,« Persist and not let the fc l-1though wc should be a f ra id 'to *iTv' fortune w ith it as it is that it brings m isfortune. T hose ham pering ncs* of filling the nir above this mv a,o a" 1n * “ n illustration of jus- so | e;,t in boa-ting of it we f ill who know o f in stan ces wticre it lias would probably he a s ­ Icountry with IlylnB nuch in r., | « » '» th l, com m unity. |, „ S Into K Z . In d 'ff? " s is tin g th e iru n su ry D epartm ent by tellin g o f it. This shows thnt Ford still is I he a d m i n i s t r a t i o n .................... A N D G E T T IN G SC A R C E R A L L T H E T IM E YOU W ILL H A V E TO P A Y P E R FOOT IN V E R Y N E A R F U T U R E W H A T IT COST PEI NOW m nn nnuauul personality,,'ujr tjie h ero .;? A W C-minii of aX “ a ly p -U I w M rkc story, in w hich, tho un “]?l*.*i” ted hero from Australia ? #®j> ^ " h i m s e l f in the fashiodnbte so- I ‘ • Francli ^ annes,. ‘"nes.. F ran cti where I f ited bv 5- t<> ‘‘‘•ucated by •hisl unel*. iY X a painter. , M ♦ .Hvnry: Mvm.irinl I’r iie S for-! f IF g •ll •i . i t . . . .IliOUlf,, f , fi», • *■i-r IN ,w ' • ra , e.:?»»r*A :4trr ♦TsifKn* ■* 'f f *»*:.« ** a *.»• ? • * *»• G lllln , f ml i ll» to ,}nlM >- By M rs. J . S. Ward P . M. Boyd is v isitin g his mother in G eorgia. I,rt s : ^ r v e (! during the eve I I L W 0 *?*** "V fiolieimi-, reGn»bn?nC; e ! , P V'n. unil ' ,nrK'aret Blake h y t | of „n it- r*fre-,,hn,ont3 ‘ hostor T. Crowell. • . 1 the eoncluS n o ^ t h e i 1’0, t<rL Keeper o f.th c tilo s . T I . J j °f ‘W* P'-Puhlftlovelisl. f tfimilur to thu llarvcstur* t ndiet: Bridal W ieath. The fir t ••• of a trilogy, picturing the) life of X medieval Norway, and the man- y aers and curiums of th a t lime, l.\ Y a distinguished Norwegian novel y ist. | ? Non-Fiction A century „f children’s Undnet: ! Recent BooksAdded To the City Library WiKKin: ' " ' , y U in,"r One o f 'the most delighriuf o f nlSVl *«'» “ I * cent autobiographies. A book of ' d'.|ini,J.' t . ' n r - i Judson Serm ons returned the wide appeal, revealing unconscious- i t . , '. ibn Sneed returned home i . 1'1. " ,, " r Tam i i„ \ i r . u ,:1 i 11 llnrse. An iniusuallv fmu. storv ■ from Nashville and n t h - |« » t P.a r t week from St. :^B frm ,0Vnb,c chnrnc*jfor lH>ys. Tells Of the capture o n " in .Tennessee, where aho • P etersb u rg , w here he has been tor, f*' a Spanish horsy stolen by; the IKi visiting relatives. Fiction tha nast six weeks. Uojer: laist o f the Vikings. A •liaU'}, .............. ... .... ,;t., , w iggin: Rebecca of Sunny breed, *ftlcr ;i».L a p . r ^.^rs^Tom M L fflfttrY f. A M 'L effler M U A ^ i u , t 'F hurs-1vivid story of the -ea nnd portrav -I t - * - , * . " |i / l . i i t i . V n of this well [Wft Mrindn\rf?ir W ayii-1- ' d a / fo r Oklnhoiiin C ity, Okla., at of Norwegian life, w ritten with i o .. ... [ C., wlu re they will pcnJ, where she will visit h er motlio.’ this author’s usual power of style. " linder of the summer. and o th er relativ es. Byrne: Messrs Marco Polo. De| vcriiies in Donn B yrne’s magic Arthur Huzuri of Augu*M rs. C la ire K v e re tte M rs. T. E. T hornley and dang fashion Marco Polo’s journey to lithe guest of h»‘r parent*, ter, Miss I.ila Thornley left Thar.*-c h in a and his romance with the- Trnrt»»*r «if \rll«lli* riui\yf n r l r riu/lrut iiiiiI Hliiglnu lMr*. T. L. Dumas and her day for M ississippi to visit reia- ,laughter of Rubin Kahn. |n iiunI* rn In. Itnymom! Philip*. tives und fr ie n d s .; cjbbs: Miildle of the Rond. A Y.tin.ili|. t ItiKI*t (min (it«*ni«iry tory of England a fte r the Euroto v H t a t u l a r c f MAr I’. II Scruggs have Alias E velyn Edenfield nnd h r pea n War. showing tin* current* I I r i«- pit our :ini Unit \%r. Ifpir.i N- York and other cousin, Miss Alm a Edenfield of ami [■minter-currents of opinion, j k*( inter.-*-, and will lie at j T am pa are v isitin g In Savannah ■ |t* their many friends on I uni] o th er points in Georgia. Avenue and Sanford M r. and M rs. Lnnoy and guests Mrs. Rouse nnd daughter, from |kxt Hightower and Miss W etum pka, Ala., spent Thursday ■ "i flood of Dublin, (In., aftern o o n a t D aytona . Beach. and Willie Wade l_«t Tampa were tho S irs. J . E. Spurling was in Kis­ xml Mrs. W alter sim m ee la s t week from Monday ■ ■ la Sunday. until F rid ay because of the illness of h e r sister, Mrs. J. A. Davis. M.hirMr "f Jacksonville [•Subii in Sanford visM rs. Shoem aker and Miss Mary Ipoil Mr. and Mrs. S'. C raw ford en tertained their Sun­ Xr. Duerner left day Schopl classes with a picnic ill l®nct to Baltimore, a t Lake Mary on Tuesday afte r­ noon. First Mortgage Loai li'lf/ TO PONDER OVER Location - Davis add |>tyMrs. V irgil I.ee Sm ith of I)<>- how to achieve ^uccesi^w ith'cun^ Juvenile , lordin'1 ^motored to Land was tho week end guest of ments on present dny civilization. Addington: Boy who lived tin M rs., C. IE Sm ith. ‘City °n Funda>’( px: Pottery. \ guide for teach­ i adding Lane. An enchanting sthfy er and student, giving various pro­ of Santa Claus’ childhood, with ni x Martha Flakes of Tam pa Rev. J . E . H arriett ha* been v o s ts in the nrt of pottery. tractive make-up. X attractive gueri of Mrs. sponding thc\ week iA Sanford vis­ Eggl<'(on: iioosier Seboed Hoy. y liiitge: Raymond. Tho views of Thrasher for a few da> s. iting his mnny friends. Mills scientist on the problem of .‘hoot-boy life in the early day of Indiana. Lml Mr*. Raymond Fox of M rs. Helen E. McKcnize from I life a fte r death. A widely rend D ating: Hot tor Dolittle's Circus book, w ritten during the European mre the guests uf .Mr. and A tlan ta w as th e house guest ot war. The author tells in his eljan k ter- Z "melt McCall for the week- M rs. J . E. S p u rlin g la s t week. nanngement <if; r M aeterlinck: Life „f the Itoo: istic way .if the mnnngenie a new .un! unique circus, nssistnl X One of this author’* best known O. J . Pope nnd F red Pope motor­ l»y his animal friends. 4* Ceoritc Red fern nnd little ed to Jacksonville S aturday on a books. H im arti tic <Inscription of Luca-. Slow Conch. Tells in a r Janie Butler of Leesburg business and pleasure trip combin­ Ins’S and th eir activities is written with first-hand knowledge for th e li'h lu r 'Vi,V "[ 'he travels of seven S of Mrs. P- D. Mc- ed. average reader. |thiblren on their trip in u caravan I f n. . ... .. | through the Shakespeare country f M rs. Dudley A bram s nnd *i-t. i n n i Z J i l S ' V i T ;‘ , ,VP S'’ 'V 11A Anpeal* t„ adults as well n.< |,l X L porby returned S n tu r- Mrs. j Coleman le ft Sundny for Tit collection of all tin* well known chiltlrtMi. m North Carolina nnd V ir- ton, t Ga., w hcie th ey will v isit;songs with musical ettings. | Meigs: New Moon. A erturag- • •> there he spent the p a ri ‘ friends. ' Roget: Thesaurus f English vims Irish lm\ comes to America o buiiness. c s t 7-— j i , . . ' VoPla aml Phrases. A standard and makes hi* way in the' wilder M rs. S. M. (.o n ly le ft last week dictionary of synonyms, arranged ness. The t"iy has “beauty on ml Mrs. Luke Thompson f(ir h er home a fte r n pleasant vi<- topically, giving the various mean- every page." ilren, -ami jt w ith her dau g h ter, Miss Clcnuin . ings and relation* of words llren, - Tommy - Thom . V 1pMother ll"- <•: Jolly Motile /* a.. 11 Gordy. __I.. i ....... Sarasota left ^nnrlsi Sunday in Goose annual. One of th e 1 im.Wells: Short History of the 1 for Montgomery, Ala. World. A distinct work from his harming pictuie books depictingi l +l Miss W illard Bishop of St. Pc- outlines of history, w ritten for tlw ll,is ,‘1'* favorite, IjMrs. E. A. Douglass nn<» u>f •r.sburg is visiting Misses Sura t„|*y render. Well illustrated. , ,.t**‘.r kins: C»loni; il Twins of Old S a n f o r d .F la . in* were With fern in decorating tbe*^"'^med •b e, h' hand-painted tallies elusion ooif an «•> interesting con* viusion spent in enrds. -c .re ^ u -e J n ^ " ^ .0 c l and Miss Eleanor i awarded i,„i.i:._ a box of, 'Cotv ss face' p(»wf ^ flee der for Imldiig hiri!*? fK0 I5 S : Randall Chase waJ | i S S 1JRES - Natural Beauty A STEADY INCREASE IN VAL­ UES AS CERTAIN AS THE PASSING OF TIME ITSELF Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Phone 453 2 1 4 First St. W. R. Smith, Mgr. *_____ M ilane W ednesday SANFORD JOINS THE PROCESSION “I SEE BY THE PAPERS’ THERE IS NO NEEDi X ................................... T V Johnny Hines M rs. S. W. W alker and Mrs. Roby Laing left S atu rd ay in their c a r fo r a trip visiting friends and relativ es in Orlando, Akcudia and F’t. M yers. Miss M ary C raw ford nnd Rob* e rt M ason a re collecting donations fo r th o E pw orth Longue piano. Give them nil you cun when they cull on you. DON’T MISS IT Mr». John D. Jinkins and daugl* tern. Misses V irginia a n d ' Helen «T t Monday to atten d the JunaL nsku- E pw urth ' le a g u e Training school, a f te r which they wijl visit a t o th e r points in N orth Carolina. , The E pw orth League had a very fine p rogram Sunday night with C larence Driest as leader, the sub­ ject being "The B eatitudes." Faith wns given ns u them e of interest The v isitors from the Christian E ndeavor w ere welcomed and shall alw ays receive a cordial welcome when it is passible to attend. BARBECUE E a t barbecued sandwiches at Hose Drive F illin g Station," three miles o u t S anford Ave. C'otjieil hy experts. , frf '* I'lMMiMii* . • ■• o •• ■» ■I •* •• •> ALLEN & BRENT . - •nji/if m " $UI|t N ^ i Dove Brand (■owns : C arter and <5 Munsing V made of line quality voiles. All colors Woven U nder­ suits and teds. ‘Dove” Brand Teds and gowns, fine, soft nain­ sook. :: \*1 v ♦ + ♦ ♦ v++-r--%:--:--: A $2.50 each On beautiful Lake Geneva at Geneva. We have several beautiful Lake Front Lots 75x200 with 20 year-old bearing or­ ange trees on each lot. A hard surface road is now under construction around Lake Geneva and this is your chance to get in at reasonable prices. !<|fft M u n sin g an d D ove B ra n d ! Underwear- Muslin,-Knit, Silk $1.75 to $:u Here': one o f th e best action com edies o f tiie sea-on. Lake Front Lots ■ ’» I The Fastest six reels this star has ever made. t ’misiial— U ncom m on— 1Tii«|iic*— Out of the Odrinury. D iffe r e n t— Original The Epw ortli League has charge of th e p ray er njeeting Wednesday evening. The League is doing a g re a t work in the church and we hope overy church mem ber will lie p re s e n t u t the mid-week service. * ill I V “The Speed Spook” JasjYor Crowley, president of tho S enior Epw orth League left Mon­ day fo r Lake Ju n alu sk a, N. ('., to enjoy the I.eaguu T raining course held th ere. News has boon received from Mrs. Fid Putnam of Birmingham. Ala., th u t her son, George is do­ ing nicely n fte r receiving serious in ju ries from a elevator accident. l »»* 4* H. B- SCHULTE REALTY CO., IncJ M AKU R E S E R V A T IO N EARLY ‘J V /T 5I7iA*i Vi r r Pund, Jr., of AurV it’ the charming guest . Ja c k D uren is visiting friends C lonrw nter for several days. risrard W. Lane. r guesta of friends. m i .t achievement o f prtivinMrs. J . C. Sharon delightfully iml life-treated from .nq im partial J point of view. * i entertained at b rite . m 'i evoHergesheimcr- U n m nio. t- n..„ New Smyrna Bern For F u r th e r In fo rm a tio n . Call nt Montezuma H otel. n r T ,n ,i ol A- ASTs. «'• “h' re ho ■■ a J relatives. Seminole (l[ounlijT5an| 111 couple in S anford nnd elsewhere com es th e announcem ent of the m a rria g e of Miss Lorraine Philips of O steen to Cecil Flowers of this city , th e cerem ony being perform ­ ed Monday evening a t the home of Dr* E* D* Brownlee, who officialed. , i a -* . . T he w e a lin g w as a qlpot: affair being perform ed in the p n ^ e n d e 'tf n few in tim ate friends nnd*-ielir-’ tives. Im m ediately following the cerem ony the y6ung couple left in th e ir c a r f i r a Wedding* trip down the E nst Const. M rs. F low ers has -n host of ndrnirin g frien d s in Sanford, as she . farcer left last week for 5*,£J,umvhrie" at nj u J l . g p E p l l g vyjLKBy,.^^ . TELEPHONE :T ftes. 428-J, Miss- Lorraine Philips ^ v e ly Visitor Guest and its various economic and soc-' Bride of Cecil Flowers aspects. ( I Of Honor at Courtesy mlGlasgow:. Barren Ground. A reO f much in terest and surprise Given by Mrs. Sharon aiistic picture o f-V irginia anil n to the mrfny friends of the young _ Methodist Notes of crim inal ence. young, and therefore cun change hi* mind. Not long ago he told this writer By IRVIN S. COBB th a t lie would not en ter tiie flying JACKSONVILLE TIMES-UNION machine field, because “it wasn't Jim bad a little sweetheart, It was before my day, but In corner somewhere to sleep it off commercially practical." Bln- made hi* heart flutter; Sanford, in the famous E ast made that hy it.* achievem ent of our country they still talk about and I’ll lenvo him there and I'll H e called her oleomargarine, a convention which was held one be back nt the hall in plenty of MR. FORD really is in the busi- ‘ oast section of Eloridn. has join- last week, Sanford ha* the distineNEVER BE DISCOURAGED For lie didn't have any but her. time to select a nominee for Rail­ cd the procession of forward-mov- !ion having the larg e st chanrtime to cast my vote and bust up Incs*. road CommisHioner of our d ist­ this hero tio. All you boy.i He proposes to supply Govern­ mg Florida municipnlitic* it* ,! l ° commerce, in com parison to Oleo bad a winsome figure, 1 with population, of any city in the ment machine* for uir mail rout.-s, rict Ballot afte r ballot the v o te, do is just make up a purse'47.4,iiv J u s t because thiriRH do n ot go oa you wish, nevi She couldn't help but know; practically unanimous decision to world. This, however proud may ' 1 - n ,u ' between the carnli- 1tho llcker with and I'll do the rest ” and to go into commercial avia­ be discou raged. M ake ev e ry disappointment[ Humphries For every place site passed, <lo so having b,.,.„ made last week, j he the distinction, should not, and date from the upper end of the " .................. tion on a hig scale. L. ‘ ' VI-Itline The shirks stared at her so. step p in g -sto n e to R reatcr achievem ent. when with nn aroused spirit of likely will not, prevent Sanford ....................1 ttu< cU. ' 2 . " ' l , ; , ,r ™T hat’s excellent news for th.s -------- o--------loyalty and enterprise, its people from proving, as time goes on th at ,«........ .. Uw Skill., which h .u ,U hccr.. country, and a guaranty of it* -nlHnA »k ,, , . . . Miss HumNew York’* mayoralty cum- extrem e southwestern end. It was lly subscription a sum deemed"To !*• am ply sufficient for nccom- safety worth more to the nation i ("h am L r of C ? ° f h° Snnfor'‘ strength, nnd greatness, is not so nurse and immercu Deposit regularly with this bank and, hy much in numbers a* in nbilitiy to pniKn l» on in full force and thei«K rt’« l early in the proceedings | plUhing 't h e intended would be the spending of «,-„ their ^ d i c a nu r^rid a strntegem than ms for city iieedn t have nny fear of a j that no proxies might hi­ member- achieve, in willingness to work nml bil l i ons o f lollnrs on foolish batship and their . . t-ash contributions accomplish worthily, to do the g«* shortage for lom’c months to but that every dciegrate niuat'>vot> « j ^uchinK ^hiT cunlrlteCwn. horried tlcshipa. come. jn r» a “ lrcn!, ury. **o- things that nlon-; will determ ine b> name for himself, ’the rouse- forth upon his mission 4 Per C ent In terest Paid On S a v in g s Account ° ^ f from Juckunequivocally I the future greatness of n city, DIS( USSION OF’ postoffice . i i . -------- ---------» th,lt n® delegate could] Four o’clock came and the con!w •'« Fork They say saccharine i* tiie i* . / . . hol,,l‘ and determinedly for progress and proving the enterprise of it* rates nnd tiie value of advertising, a Wend ventbm reconvened. Stony and hi* !ft*»•■ * & £ * , /e v Mon,lay rre n e r, BWoztest thing in tho world h u t *?, ,c»?t bia vote for him. prey Ir.dng still m issing The hampered hy foolish postoffice achievement greater than Sanford ] people, whogive them selves for nns ever known. whatever i* for th don’t you imagine some of the>.e • .*n c y . ,lallotod without result for ’ chairm an, ordering th rules, bring* out interesting fact* common good next balfliijij-cis would get peeved if you wo d ay . and two nights and still , lot. bade the secretary to call the about the great American bathtub - Is it ,nny. warnder that the people and tho individual w elfare. W « Tr ,|Mr- ,k‘une “ nd to !■ Ca-.i, L lo various culled them as long a name as lie deadlock lasted. Finally, on , roll, not hy county but hy calling now distributed BY ADVERTIS­ of Sanford celebrated their self­ Sanford people, there is re a s­ -J lefure retu rn in g help achievement when th a t? tile third day at noon, the con- each se pc rate delegate of each ING all over the United State*. on Inst on to believe, have caught the inI F riday night, they rejoiced ’ The first regular Imthtul -------- °--------ventlon took a recess until I p.m. county name by name7n.*”wns The be- 1spirntion to go on doing nnd very successful con- achieving, standing second to no "When You Come To Tho End can d id al? ra "! " f / , l,,WCr Alphahotically. the county installed in Cincinnati by William , ® of n ° r ,h c«r chamber of com- Florida city in w orth” purpose nnd STRENGTH - SER V IC E - PROGRESS Singer • ! » Perfect Day" it will be “Three i l h a,,va'“ "K'’ he from which the up-Btate delegate Thompson in IS 12, and caused un ,l,,s,o merco campaign for more mem in unrem itting effo rts for the 0 ( link In the Morning" and you'll , ho1' " '* ucu/ *n'* ‘»a-;canio was reached M o re the uproar. Doctors discussed dan­ tiers and im m * ' be "Sitting in the Corner" "On th e ' ' " m Vu " " ,l f" r circum -1county from which Mr. Bugg gers lurking in such tubs and their t>ers arul ,aorc funda— both found accomplishment of w hatever i* de­ too frequent use. I’hilndelphi.i !!r __ r. c 11rrV»»»>? '*u the work sired nnd that is necessary to be Bark I'orch" "Too Tired" to sav 'K hl' °.ni’my* H »<* In* any,cam e. say V suebw ays and mean.* might be d. . , Ju st ha tho sccretarry had and Boston both passed ordinance* *,,™£rcss " which the "Celery done. Having this sp irit, surely “ Let Mo Call Y’ou Sw eetheart." ■ d. In the midst of the ca n -j progressed ri* far ns thl* up-State forbidding the installing of bath- U y. ?."* ‘“ dlcated itself—whole- will win not only the cordial a p ­ henrtcdly, a* i* indicated by s there rose up a gentlem an and county, the door of the convention •till’ preciation of nil Florida but sin­ Frank I). W aterman, fountain m In mime was Stonewall Jackson j building ....... cam paign rcnulta, the raising of cere, practical co-operation us nn,| tthe" |R " pen m.iiuifncturor, nnd owner of Bugg, Wright, Wurlow and Company] g> nut lie was la tte r known cross eyed man aoo. ir...l ,.i . WHEN BUCHANAN was Pres " f'7 ; ' ” f « •NMI. equivalent to well. the Fountain Inn in Kustls, where as Stony Stony had an In- II syypyed * • like • ' * * '* n n i ‘ al‘»ne. dent, all visitors to the W hite1a $IO..iil capita contribution lie spend* his winters, ha* been AUirutinh Bugg. nn aspen, but hi And, afte r all is said and done, ll*» ..w*..........a »!...» u House asked permission "to see for the entire population, and a | this will be Sanford's g re atest nominated . the bathtub," the first in that in -1m em bership of . 1.200 Are Now R eceivin g A p p lication For , Splendid achievement—winning_ the esteem stitution, huving been installed by! achievem ent, t„ ne followed by ami............... the help of all those who a d ­ more splendid efforts Buclmnan. W ashington, Jeffer .in for t h e mire earnest effo rt and successful g re a te r grow th and nod others got nlong without it Today, in this country, l,000,<i<H) "F lo rid a’s In la n d 'y u re n ’ rU yB ' ° f 1? cc'.’m.plls.h.m?n»- T herefore, BanT his Sanfod a c h i e v e m e n t i [° r'1’ hy j ',lnin.K lhc Procc"f,io" »nd I bathtults are sold every year LU1 thanks to advertising. That's to place th at city .........l. . »*jd, keeping step in tho m arch th a t i .... . ... , which gave and definitely h e ° ll? ib.!?.,l,l*!y !®v?r ^ ,r'\ ar,b never heaitnting or bred horses ran in tin .. PROGRESS. . - in- \th* Uanford i* by no means relying "el. so now there was a ime chan- Dm nomination to hi* candidate by forw ard-going " "g FI-, i h H t i c T r« " "« t M P b bond l>o-,n plurality of om ' leaving the op- chest, they called to him by his com m unities. on the incoming thousand, of vis­ tween them. on im proved E a sin e ss and R esid en tia l l’r0P position Utterly stunned ami flubitors during the season of 1925-2(1 own name and by other tfame*. Mr. Ilugg's idea was (his: lie bergasted. in S an ford to fill her hotels, houses mid a p a rt­ would go rirnightw uy and seek ‘Stony," they cried. 'Stony, list­ m il 1 he chairman hail Jiist declared en! W hvn't you get him drunk?" m ents. She i. going afte r them out the little cross-eyed man and Fun ds im m ediately n vailah lc su b je c t to tb with a hig hard sum in .olid cash would lure him off to some out- the result amid the applause of With difficulty he lifted one PALATKA NEWS e x a m in a tio n . to be used in advertising the city. of-the-way grocery—they called tho .victorious fnctii •n, when again drowsy eyelid. With yet greater the door Banford business men left their tliem groceries in tiiosc days — ii ... wl‘aK "I'1’" “ "*• « limp difficulty he focused a wobbly Consider the Florida .................... ....... ........................... . . i to re, nnd office, one day this and there, under cover of friend r iM* ,0Unh‘d garm ents, nnd uncertain eve upon the dis­ purs. There you s o ? h i .r a L P? ' iNcW. Stu,b'byision;" “ Road fri n d -1fell A P P L IC A T IO N S F O R A P P R A L S A I^S frie in and lay upon the floor where week and went out a fte r the ndver- ■«Jp, treacherously would ply hi* tressed (ounteanccs of those who the m aking. To hear ta le ^ o f' V Bl f ' I m p e t u s ; ’* "Total it had fallen, a,„| was recognized Uring funds, $50,000 being the intended *’ ' • bent over him. w hat is happening in ? th T ^ ,? r ’ by Sanford SEE C.opimorcc ( hamber goal. The 3-day campaign brought "W h ish ?" he inquired thickly. shine s tn to is like reading .» f„ ry ,,n l? T lS o i» h? mSe r J lhe K<)al,wa^ them $105,000—double the re q u ir­ “ W hyn't you get th at fellow sto ry , except thnt we have home. n „ „ i u .m ' l.oo): i>awa''e e May ed am ount. Secretary-M anugor drunk like you prom ised?" instead of palaces. There isn’t n ri! «,"o . f?,r RiKhwaya;” “ St. DuIIOSE AND HOLLER Robert W. {’carm an of the SanWOO prize, ,, .. .! B“ i,d Hoad* Is Decision;" He half freed himself from the “ boom" in F lorida; it i* n d Chamber of Commerce say . REALTORS arm s. Hi* .’f i f e atcudy, healthful, but very ra n id ia M K ('# ln? Shown ,n J u ly ”— an ’t remember hi* own which he had been varying i n 'h u aU'V'orting Loxt year’s membership revenue name. I’ll get him *o drunk he heaved, his voice gurgled in his grow th. Scan tf e hcadlbm in the pollywooir11’ 11 a,u, li,1« 1 ^ ^ he*dln* ‘ ’ mind just before h iV ^ ik d ,e »r the Hanford Chamber of Com112 Park A ven u e th roat. .. . . i . u ol Coni* can,t hit lh«? ground with his hat you ' h i " | , f uLrrent hist0Ty’ T h at is ............................ what is taking place in' Florida " D ru n k ? " he echoed blankly. hia‘ nnd *r It K.* *’1 *b° Ut ,6 '000’. This I I’ll fill him up , 0 full of them J lb L l M enl ' r It has gone up Mveral thou- .w eetenln’ dream s he w on't £ h ea v lv hut 1 le ‘'b a th e d Then proudly, as recollection came ‘S araso ta Realty Sales for <? t e mA?u°r. f i a . t0 Key W eat‘, b o m to the gulf. It is l f r cent. - S t - A u g u stin e; able to U lk. walk or stand up. , l * v il)’, but otherwise gave no back to him: "Iiuh, boysh, I got Day a H it $20,000,000 M ark’" “ Cbir the ?Atlantic /-n , to Mien* of conscious lif, ruskil so dad-blamed endon Hotel to Be Sold ttl Im " l t<lconfi"*d JAnd then I’ll stow him away in u shook him, they beat himle. They th a t one spot or one upon the drunk I couldn't see 'in*!” T H E B U S IN E S S O F R U N N I N G ' a HOME .. — »* general as the m e n .. “ Work S u m Tn i «_ • 'T.L!*. gr,clou* Uimatc of the Sunshine E A S IE R BY T H E A D V E R T IS E M E N T S . MY FAVORITE STORIES *♦4 -no, Sr.i and Jn c!j ^trek-end visitors «t to h er best wishes. , i ^ h - 'y n M r. Flow ers Is a Well known trio*, 'an d business mnn in Sanford, ow ning(ebHsfcting I itPall returned from tho Flow ers F illing Station on -served nt j game. K other points where C elery Avenue. . Upon th e ir re tu rn Mr. and Mrs. . ftveral day3F low ers will bo u t borne to their fr«-v"Busek and son, of friends on C elery Avenue. *?’ guests of Mr. nnd , 0, i f Ku« ts T fellows. B f iPL Hunt at B ap tist of a t 3:30 A jjlrd i will *ntcijIk^-iiT honoring Miss i^ bride-elect, a t home on IIo 9 I J :j — - Want< M N ft ‘ . •: •, octal ■ THE EARLY 3IRD CATCHES THE ER-AH-H FRUIT As Brisbane Sees It ^ *■i • $1.25 each S : Ensemble Silk Suits. sey Silk Je r­ i.l $5.50 to $10.00 Suit . r land Kmhroiili'red Gowns, Nainsook fU.fl $2.50 to $5.00 ■ ■ Silk Underwear—Flesh, pink and orchid gowns, teds and bloomers, line qual­ ity crepe c|e chine, trimmed with fine round thread lace. $3.50 to $5.00 Each l;I ' l ■ *► 'i The Y owell C ompany IR E N E C A S T L E — HETTY W A L ES A N D CO ED D R E SSE S l it ; E 2ml S treet ■ a l m a a * a * B a a u 8 u a n a a * m i ^ c a a a i i a a a a a w i i a a n n a n Mae a a * a a iu * m is H X iiB ■■■**■ ■ ■ * a * B » o * * a a * a a i.* u B H h ie iiB i» « iw e u a a e a » H fii ■ ■' �TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1925, took the third cam e from Chicago Jto riln y by n score of five to three. Joe Genowirh' w as toucherf-fo* hits but.xaceiv*si.lper{eiA .«JPi»rl. in the field. K nufm ann, who re'blaced Milstead in»the third, w as batted h ard ,-b u t although not e f­ fective ns n pitcher, he had three hits, one a double, for n perfect Family 1926 Leader | GiaTUs Trim L eagu e L eading P ira tes by Score o f 2 to 1; Cardinals Heat P h illies W hile B raves D ow n Cubs i H ' --------CINCINNATI, Aug. 11.—Brook­ lyn took two lixtlcxs gam es from Red*’ Craig P itch es G reat Game for H igh lan d ers ns T h ey Defeat Tam pa .1 to 1; Sm okers Held to S ix H its E rrors In .fo u r th Glv* th e S a in ts F iv e R u n s; S t. Petd U n a b le { to S c o r e - F u r t h e r ST. P E T pH S L u i .\ i , AUK, — flTlRG,* Aug. 1jw Lr—I S t. P etersburg took-S Tree hitting contest flavored wrth several er, ro rs from 'S a n fo rd here Monday, 8 to 6. The fc|cfr$-Fe<t* jumped Into the lepd In th6 opening In* , .' nlng and held a m argin until the fourth fram e, when tho Saints 1 , chased across five runs on two hits nnd five E rrors. Every miscac th e Ssnford club made was concentrated in the one frame. Seven two base hits were made in the gam e, Sanford grouping two • of these with n base on balls in ; th e initial fram e for th$ir two run lead and the SAlnts sandwich‘ Ing a pair of doubles between two »i } singles for enough to tie the count 1 In th eir half of the first. M orris, besides scattering San?j ford hits well,, drove in three runs, scored one him self nftd had a per­ fect day a t b at w ith j i double, two J singles and a walk. lie Rtrurk out ‘i six men and walked three. Alveraon'W ns replaced by Kidd, fl._ on the mound for Sanford, after i the firs t Inning nnd the youthful h u rler would have held tho Saints to two runs the re st of the way w ith perfect su p p o rt The Box Score 8ANFORD * AB R 11 PO A E Dumas, If. , . . . 5 0 1 3 0 1 , W eatherby, 2b. 4 0 1 2 2 0 . Wade, cf. .. 3 2 0 0 0 0 Frlshfe, as. Me Quo, 3h.'.'. Bailey, lb .' J C raw ford, rf. Alford, c. .. .. Alverson, p. . Kidd, p.......... Totals .. .. 8T. P E T E Allen, ss......... Meaner, 3b. „ Mitchell, rf. > Brown, cf, .. Doyle, 2b........ Barnes, lb. .. Cox, If............. Bessc, c. ., .. M orris, p. .. ftsborm ; went along a t n fairly evrn pace until t.u<|ue was taken o u t in the eighth for a pinch h it­ te r Biemltler was hit for throe rtinj* in the ninth. Score by innings: Brooklyn . 101 V10 013—7^13-0 Cincinnati .. <>01 010 0 1 0 -3 - 9-1 B atteries: Osborne nnd Taylor; iAiqur, BleinilJer, Brady and H ar­ grave, Wingo. TAMPA, Aug. 11.—The L ake­ land Highlanders on the firs t of the series from the Sm okers here Monday, 3 to I, with Red C raig pitching a great game fo r the winners. The Box Score LAKELAND All Ft II PO A E Buckley, ss. . . . 4 1 2 1 2 0 Kowalski, 2b. .. 4 0 1 3 fi 0 Welch, If............ G 0 2 10 0 Brazier, lb ........ 3 0 0 4 0 0 Edwards, lb. . . 3 0 1 0 1 0 Williams, 3b. . . . 4 0 0 0 1 0 Surnfce, r f ......... 3 1 0 0 0 0 Francis, c. - . - 3 1 2 6 2 0 Craig, p............. 4 0 2 3 3 0 Totals .......... 33 TAMPA AB Snead, 2b........... 3 Hicks, 3b............. 2 Estrada, c f............ 2 Weik, ss.............. 4 Lee, r f .................. 4 Masipz, If........... 3 Lopez, c............... 4 Jesm er, lb .......... 2 x N a n c e ............... 0 Peterson, p......... 3 Meet Harold L Coulter, rnptaln-elect of the 1920 Wisconsn Vnrsty crew. He’s a coxswain nnd the first of the Badger school to he so honored. C utler’s a senior, 22 years old, stands five feet, three ami weights 110. • Second Game Score by Innings: Brooklyn B04 000 201-13-18-2 Cincinnati 131 100 010— 7-12-1 Butteries: Vance und DeBerry; Benton, Brady, Hicmillcr and Win- go. 3 10 27 14 0 It H PO A E 0 1 3 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 I 0 0 0 0 I) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 2 0 Totals ........... 27 1 0 27 11 2 x Hatted for Jesm er in 9th. Score by innings: L ak e lan d ................ 100 000 0 2 0 -3 T a m p a .................... 000 000 001—1 Summ ary: Stolen base, Welch, Surface. Sacrifice, Hicks, 2; Es­ trada, Masipz, Edwards. Double play, Francis to Kowalski; Snead Weik to Jesm er; Lopez to Ilicks, Left on base, Tampa fi; Lakeland, 11. Base on balls, off Peterson, 5; Craig, 3. Hit by pitcher by Peterson (Edw ards), Struck out, by Peterson fi; Craig 4. Umpires, Baxter and Pirh. Time 1:50. This chap comes from a family of golfers. He’s Mick, dr., and he recently won the junior and New York stale am ateur crowns, lie s the son of n professional and his uncle is the wel-known Isaac Muckle. Jack’s 19. Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Tam pa 1; l-ukelund 3. 8 t. P etersburg 8; Sanford 5. PHILAD ELPH IA. Aug. 11. — The Philadelphia A thletics came from behind in tin? eighth inning of Monday’s opening clash of the serjes w ith. St. I .mils IJrow ns.lo win by a seme o f to." 4. illritlf the tighth Joe Hush allowed hut four hits and one run hut in the rallying round six hits and a sac­ rifice fly netted five runs. Mick­ ey Cochrane's single scored Dykes und Lam ar with the tying runs and Al Simmons followed with his nineteenth home run of the sea­ son, scoring Cochrane ahead of him, Singles by Hale and Poole and Miller’s sacrifice fly scored (tie fifth run of the inning. Score by innings: St. Louis, o il 000 011- 1-10-0 Philadelphia oil) 000 05x10-1 Hush, Wiugurd and Dixon, Ilegs; Gray and Cochrane. 4 BUN LEAD OVERCOME BOSTON, Aug. I I .— Overrun)inu a four run lead which the Bost­ NATIONAL LEAGUE on Red Sox put Herons in tlm first Boston 5; Chicago 3. inning tho Detroit T igers again Brooklyn 7-1U; Cincinnati 3-7 evened the match in the ninth and New Y ork 2; Pittsburgh 1. won in the tenth Monday 8 to 7, Philadelphia 3; St. Louis 5. Ty Cobh singled in this inning, nacrifccd to ttecond stole third ami cum** homo ns Kzzcl was throwing AMERICAN LEAGUE out Heilman at first. Bt. Louis 4; Philadelphia fi. Score hy innings: Detroit 8; Boston 7 (10 Innings) Detroit 033 110 101 1 8-15-3 Cleveland 2; Washington 3. Only three scheduled. Boston 400 003 000 0-7-10-2 Stone, Doyle, Wells niul Bossier, Woodall; Znhsinger, Fnhr and llieSOUTHERN ASSOCIATION hoff. B irm ingham !; Nashville 8. Only gam e scheduled. SOUTH ATLANTIC Mu con 5; .-Spartanburg Columbia fi; Asheville A ugusta 3; Greenville C harlotte 4; Knoxville 49 acres fronting on Sanford and Geneva Avenue now available for $86,000, first ’payment and terms attractive. This is' a high class property in the heart of resi­ dential development and can he platted and marketed at once. KJ0 feet on First Street just off Sanford Avenue for $7(H) per fool. 'This property runs back 125 feet to water street and fronts also on Cypress and Cross Streets. (>(! feet front just off First Street and Sanford Avenue in the path of imme­ diate development for $275 per foot. This is a corner piece of property and is a bar­ gain. i f Warehouse Property 104 feet on Laurel with 117 truckage on Commercial Street. This property has some buildings on it suitable for many purposes. This prop­ erty now priced at $16,500. LEAGUE 4. III. I. fi. FLORIDA STATE I.EAGUI Sanforrl at St. Petersburg. iJlkelurnl at Tam pa. D ogs Yelp Protest A gainst Canine Tax BRESLAU. A ug. Jack son ville, D u v a l C ou n ty, BOULOGNE, France, Aug. II. —Lillian H arrison nearly iost her life Monday by drowning in her fourth unsuccessful nttem pt to swim the English channel. Only prom pt work by Ishak I [el man, an E gyptian swimmer, who was in the w ater racing )e-r prevented her from going to the bottom. “Catch mo, I am going down," At a Reasonable Price Miss Harrison suddenly exclaimed while apparently swimming along. She lurched forw ard, caught the Egyptian by th e neck nnd nearly fainted. She then was hauled aboard the accompanying tug and REALTOR brought hack to Boulogne. “This is my last attem pt," said Rooms 5 0 1 -5 0 2 . Rhone 95 I the little A rgentine swimmer as she reached th e deck of the tug 2 ,r F irst N ation al Hnnk Building. in n semi-conscious condition, a ft­ er seven hours and five minutes. £ S A L E S FORCE ' “The channel is too much for me." The swim, which was started nt ■ M . M. ST E W A R T DO UG LAS KIM 12:12 p. ni., from Cape Gris Nez, ..... ............................................................................................ .. was attem pted under most diffi­ cult condition. PROPERTY l a n e J Paying Double Heal E sta te A u ction S a les AT AUCTION We ure p erm an en tly located in Sanford • * OUR S A L E S FO R C E are EX PER TS W e gu a ra n tee S a tisfa c tio n . Totals 31 l H 27 1G 1 Score by innings: New York ...............100 lfifi fiOfi—2 Pittsburgh ............. 000 001 Ofifi—1 Summary: Two base hits, Cuyler Barnhart; stolen base, Young, Carey; double plays, Frisch, Hal­ ly to Terry; Scott, Frisch to T e r­ ry; .Meadows, W right to G ran­ tham; left on bases, New York 4 Pittsburgh fi; base on bulls, off Meadows 3 ;,off S cott,3; .Struck out, bi''.Sco(t 5; MeadoWs'4; Wild pitch' .Meadows; um pires, Quigley, O’Day and M oran; time 4:1G, ALLEN AND BRENT 116 E. Second S tr e e t, S an ford , F la CARDS BEAT PH ILLIES ST. LOUIS, Aug. I t .—The fit. Lomut C ardinals bunched hits in the lirs t two innings and made it two it) a row ovi-r tho Phillies, 5 to 3. R ing’s wildness contributed to the ea rly scoring. Score by innings: Philadelphia 003 000 000—3-9-1 St. Louts 220 000 lOx—5-7-1 B a tte rie s: Ring und Wilson; Slier del I und O 'Fam dl. when the match is over BRAVES TRIM CUBS ICAGO, Aug. II,—Boston EVERGLADES L IM IT E D E f f e c tiv e A u g u s t 12, .Masonic T em ple nr Hotel Montezuma licet Sugar Acreage Decreases in ICurope ROME, Aug. 11. — Acreage rle- Fronting on Celery A ven u e a d join in g tw o s i ores that corner on Celery A venu e. If taken quick ran be pur­ chased al $7 5.00 a front foot on easy term s. Northbound DAILY SCHKDCI.I Soul Irlmuml 1:05 pm I,v. Sanford 8:10 pm l.v.Jackxonville 3 :0 5 pm Ar. Richmond 0:20 pm Ar. W ashington 7 :50 |rm Ar. Baltim ore 10:00 pm Ar. Philadelphia 12:25 am Ar. New York 7 :5 0 a m Ar. Roslun 7: lo o m Ar. P ittsburgh 7:25 am Ar. Ituffalo 9:00 am Ar. Akron B:50 am Ar. Cle\ clund ..... II . — Five H etw ien First uml Second S tr e e ts on Sanford Avenue At $<>10.00 per front foot. Tickets, reservations und information concerning through car service front J. G. BURROUGHS, T. A.. A. C. L. Station. Phune C3-J ATLANTIC COAST L I N E Realtors! H a u fu rd i,’i Lillian Harrison Fails In Attempt To Swim Channel NORTH and EAST Today’s Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn ul Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburgh. Philude||4iiu nt St. Louis. . ■S ■ AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago nt Ne York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit atrB oston, Cleveland at Washington. ‘T I ^ I ^ T W F a n d C rop jT esteiT J u ly 1 st, 1925 new price lis t oT r e g u la r brarufs to G et sa m e b efore placing y o u r order. Send orders fall req u irem en ts, save d e la y s and be ready when is needed. Q U A L IT Y F ir st. F A IR P r ic e s. PROMPT , E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER Totals 30 2 5 PITTSBURGH AI1 it H 3 0 1 FOR KALE—Spare nn the pnga Carey, cf. for classified advertisements. Grantham , lb. ..3 0 1 1 1 2 Why not rent those vacant rooniB, Cuyler, rf. Barnhart, If.........4 U l or sell th at second-hand goods T T ray nor, 3b. . ..3 0 U W right, ss. ..4 0 I) Moore, 2h............4 0 2 Smith, c............... 3 0 1 Meadows p......... 3 I) fi S en a to rs Trim C leveland In­ dians hy Score o f ,’t to 2 In T ig h t G am e; Cleveland Hally in 9th Falls Short 8 10 27 13 2 T otals Bcore hy innings: , B a n fo rd ................... 202 001 0 0 0 -5 r_ £ t. Pete .. ............... 210 500 OOx- H Sum m ary: Two ha*e hits, Fri<bie, McQue, Mesner, Mitchell, Morris, Doyle, Dunias. Sacrifices Wade, Hesse, Doyle. Double play, Besso to Mesner to Barnes. Left on base, Sanford 1); Saints fi. Base • on balls, off Morris, 3; Kidd, 3. Struck out by Morris fi: Kidd 4. Hits, off Alverson 4 in 2-3; Kidd, 6 In 7 1-3. l |l t hy pitcher, by Kidd (Cox). Wild pitch. Kidd. Losing pitcher, Kidd. Umpire, Ware. Time, 2 hours. PITTSBURGH, Aug. 11.—The New York Giants defeated the P i­ rates Monday in the firs t gam e of a four-game series, 2 to 1, reduc­ ing th»ir lead to three and onehalf games. The champions scor­ ed on hunched bits, in the first nnd again on a wild pitch in the fourth. Douhlei by C uyler and B arnhart in the sixth accounted for the home team's only score o ff Scott. Rain halted the gam e fur an hour and a half. The Box Score NEW YORK AB R H PO A E Southworth, cf. 2 0 1 2 11) Frisch, ss....... 4 0 0 3 4 0 Young, rf. . 4 2 1 2 0 0 Meuse), If. 40 2 1 1 0 T erry, lb. .. I 0 0 r» 0 0 Kelly, 2)>. .. 3 0 0 0 1 0 Lindstrom, 3b. .. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Snyder, c............ 3 0 0 7 2 0 Scott, p. . . 3 0 1 1 2 0 ..................“ ‘ J J I J I O N 'P U R B A W D G E M 'B R A T fD ijM The.Standard Railroad o f the S outh Distributor HOWARD UOTELER �|l>AY-AUGUST 11, 1925, Phone 148 Classified Directory P R IN T IN G Advance 1*4 *•'* Ltiir *•’ ift ■ li** -£ ■ - * a H** •Ju sbov* g J for con- W rS u i ■ i^ leo*,h FOR QUICK SER V IC E, try THE SEM IN O LE PR IN TER Y , W. N. Lumlcy, Prop. PR IN TIN G THAT PL E A S E S, a t v ery rcnsonable prices. R em ington Portable Type­ writers. Telephone 93, Wclakn Bldg. Advertising f u n BIO RESULTS advertise in D U IL L Yi 2NEW S &S—it . ^ Bcovers E D A BrowU B DA ard County thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. Sample copy and rate card unon request. • ' LEARN’ ABOUT Polk County m W IGHT P R IN T SH O P—P rinting Lakeland, through the Stn E n g raving, Em bossing. See ns Telegram. Best advertising m first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. dium In South Florida. Publish R. R. Ave.-Com m crclai St. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM for flr»‘ REAL ESTATE H , ritirlotod 1° fe 'S J Y h * fl*n- E. S rU R IJ N G , sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, F lorida, and F l o r a ■ S c /r-ri:; H eights, F lorida on Dixie High­ K , i, In c*i* o* way. W>, Sl r#»pon^lMf W * |n*prtlon. t . r n r.n s E £ fni»ttv* ‘hl?r* B vltli rat**, rule* SIG N S Any Kind— Anywhere f c ,S ‘ W [J t yoTin# taH ld *'»• th ,'i Loffic* “ it11LV'r “ [ flan* number ir „«lt* About on* i . nanMnd h** s 1 tht thers cAn* Vliti you uni*** ,#r iddres*. ...* f »* L, ,i n» *•»,*lr» er *r *f*” •In , l l « * * | ls* v*lM. prompt- EflMeUnu REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ F o rm erly S anford Sign Shop. ia county advertise in the DoLand Phone 480-W. S anford Ave, At Daily News, rutc lc per word, cash F ir s t S treet. T IN AND M ETA L WORK JA M E S H. COW AN—All kinds of Tin and S heet M etal Work. W ater a rd B oat Tanka. A t Oak Avenue and T hird S treet. T ele­ phone 111. MAINE — W atervillo, Sentinel. Thousands people arc interested property. Reach thci the Sentinel. Rate ca plication. THIS 3 DIllECTORT M IRACLE C oncrete C o- general cement work, sidewalk*, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. T erw illfger. Prop. , fla r e W llkl* H « | t r of S*i H ILL LUM BER CO. Hones a Service. Q uality and P rW „ *fl»» »» l«| wie* *»f , r»q*lr»d. IpSahcUeallr Iff, DAVID B. H YEB A R C H ITEC T M«mb*r A. L K tin** B u ild in g O rlaadn, P l i r l d i Directory - MuUlgraphlng, mailing—as you you want it. E. Porch, F irst Bldg- HILTON’S nAitfiKit sum * 113 M agnolia Ave. 8 F irst Class B arbers Special A ttention Givrn To la d le s and Children Chlnnwnrc In English Porce­ lains, Huvarinn nnd Japanese China make lovely Rifts The Ball Hardware FOR BIRR D SERVICE Day luts all trains. RairiPhone 551 and 63-W w . H. LONG m eat m arket 410 S anford Ave. Sanford, Fla, H. A. SPEIR C ontractor and Builder » STOKE - Pre^tk Soda*. W* (rail year phone. -*99-M — Phono — 4D9-M 2108 PALM ETTO AVFfc Everything For the Sportsman At Bah Hardware S y 1’ Phon e R Mag- wnAFbrtmEha, Earle T. Field 10ik iu,«L U R A L R JIT A T R — 1 \V R S T JIK .N T 9 L o b b y I ' u l e n t o n - l i r u m l i ' y IUilg. Hanford Florida p j f l o r is t * r “ffw/oni. Resident o f F l o r i d a s l nc a Ilefnrenre*: F i r s t N a t i o n a l Runic. R R A t. K STA TR A c r e o g e , F a r m s anil firango G ro v e s a Specialty 11120 L a u r e l Av e n u e , M em be r of S A N F O R D . F LA Florida Stale F l o r i s t s Association. ^ughton ‘ Bldg, Florid* t»*t. J. H . H U T C H IN SO N Offlcw In if Annex. WANTED: tfre 1 five to 10 acres _ im unimproved .land within radius of three miles of city. H. care The Herald. WANTED: The public to know th at they car. g et th eir auto re ­ pair work doht. reasonable and work guaranteed by ex p ert me­ chanics. Wallace’s G arage, on O r­ lando Rond. Ono mile from city limits. FOR SALE: Direct from owner 6 room house, bath, electric lights, 2 1-2 acres, 40 orange trees WANTED: By steady young man on hard road 2 1-2 miles from post n position ns stenographer. Ad­ offico towards Country Club! Ideal dress 300 Caro Hcrnld. place for chickens. Phone 571-J. hOR SALE: At a bargain. Ono WANTED: 6 carpenters. Cook nrns. Park ft M artin or 7th nnd young Jersey bull, 30 head of good dairy cows, all will give milk Laurel. this winter. Cash or all on term s WANTED: Room in privntc fam with security. D. W. Kennedy, DeBy. Good location. Perm anent Land, Fla. Route 1, Box 11. Box 1, iieratd Office. FOR SALE: To highest bidder. Ono t Dodge Touring car for repair WANTED: Young man for groc­ ery clerk, address P. O. Box 178, bill. Car property of Dove Lloyd. Snlc Tuesday 18th. Sanford G ar­ Sanford, Fla. age. WANTED— Experienced wash­ woman want* washing, 1003 W FOR SALE: Hotel, modern, fu rn ­ ished. Tourist town on St. A n­ 5th Street, near City Pond. drews Bay. Consider trade for S an­ ford property. G. H. Smoke, 120 1-2 Palm etto Avenue. FOR SALK: One 50 foot residence lot, 2nd lot from corner of 15th nnd Magnolia Ave. Price $1750. $550 cash. Balance satisfactory term s. H. M. RUMULKY. , WHAT’ S TflAT /SAV; 0 4 R T L E T T Ntou rr- W HETRB's T**o. R ru e n m • h i M a iiiM m SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. Only one year old. Southern exposure. On lot Mix 117, *7,873.00, $1375:00 cash, balanco in 6 years. 1* »1! LARGE LOT 51x161 co rn er H ig h ­ land and Oak. Southern exposure, 81750.00. *560.00 cash, balance 1, 2, 3 years. EAST FRONT LOT on Laurel Ave., hetween 12th and 13th St. Price $1400.00. 8300.00 canh, bal­ ance 810.00 monthly. WHERE PALMETTO AVE. LOT east, front between Ratio and Sanford $1600.00. 8600.00 cash, balance $50.00 month. IS VAIHAT ? I 4 LOTS on Laurel Ave., close in 2 corners, 12th and 13th S treet. 85500.00. $1600.00 cash balance to su it purchaser. OAK AVE. LOT 62x117 between 11th nnd 15th S treets 81100.00. $300.00 cash balance $30 month. 10 ACRE ORANGE GROVE in city limits of nearby town for $10,000.00. $81100.00 cash, balance to suit purchaser. A R -S . TO APARTMENT HOUSE RITE 110 F t on Magnolia Ave.. east front nnd close in $6500.00, $2000.00 cash balance 1, 2, 3 years. T>0? YOU T R y IN<S- R U PT U FL E ----- fAV EAR 2>RUMS WAREHOUSE SITE 108x77. Price 8100.00 per foot. $4000.00 cash, balance to suit purchaser. A REAL BUILDING LOT, corner Myrtle and 12th. East front $1600. $800.00 cash, $175.00 90 days, bal­ ance $15 per month. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, m in­ imum 21c cash with order. SANFORD AVENUE IIURINESS t - 1PROPERTY between 6th nnd 7th. h, 50x117, $200.00 per foot. $5000.00 ■c. cash, balance 1 nnd 2 years, THE MORNING JOURNA L is the accepted w ant ad medium io Daytona (Fla.) Ono cent n word an insertion. Minimum 25c. Rooms For Rent Wo can sell your home, vacant lots or small parrels nnd ncrcagc anywhere in Seminole, Orange, Vo­ lusia nnd Lake Counties if you will list it with us from ten to thirty days with exclusive sales rights. Ju st mail your price, PALM REACH COUNTY — The term s nnd description to the scene of stupendous develop­ MID-FLORIDA LAND ment. Read about it in the Palm COMPANY Beach Post, Sample copy sent on 419 First National Rank. Hanford, request. FOR RENT—Apartment near new Florida, I’. (>. Box 965. Miscellaneous hotel 1009 Union Ave. ADVERTISING guts results if it Phone 725. reaches potential buyers. PaDUPLEX MIAHhhnd 1FullrJ o ' by latka Daily No tvs Is circulated in •ACT QUICK AND WE SELL QUICK* mail means success. Pay when an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ you succeed. Cost one-fifth others. tion. National Shorthand School, LnkcFOR RENT: 3 room furnished cot­ land, Fla. ADVERTISE in the Jo u rn al-H er­ tag e on Paved Street, $35 per $1.50 V alues f o r ............. $1.00 ald, South Georgia’s greatest month. Phone 727. newspaper. .Morning, afternoon, 75c V alues f o r ..................50c weekly and Sunday. Classified Etc. FOR RENT: 2 or 3 room furnished rates 10c per line. WaycroSs Jo u r­ A n lau iR A n T h e y L a s t nal-Herald. Waycross, Gcorgin. npnrtm cift. Inquire Herald O f­ fice. "A G reater Sanford Through The Florida Citrus Exchange, TAMPA MORNING TR IB U N E— Drinking Water Send in your .subscription to the the leading co-operative organiza­ A G reater Cham ber of M unicipal Supply Tribune or hand it to your local tion of its kind in the state, wa* Com m erce” denier so you esn toad F lorida’s founded in 10tn>.________________ C ity O f S an ford greatest newspaper. One year, $8.00, 6 months. $ I 03, three months RINE’S FILLING Try Smith’s Barber $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ A pproved by In m prrnrfIpilon f*»f ance policy add 75c to your order. Shop for good barber STATION DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If *o advertise in the Gainesville Hun. Autom obiles .— 3 ROSE COURT LOTS 75x110 D EPEN D A BLE USED CARS lt. earl*. $1300.00. $120.00 cash, bal- FOR RENT— Rooma wit'u or w ith­ out meals. Reasonable rates. 1924 Dodge Touring. ill ntice to suit purchaser. Lincoln House. 1925 Dodge Coupe. 192.1 Dodge Coupe. 1922 Dodge Touring. 1921 Dodge Graham 1 1*2 tot DEAN-HKRG CORPORATION Truck. 202 First Street 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck FOR RENT: Furnished room t or Phone 711 I. W. Phillips* Hons 2 gentlemen. Mollonville Ave., rO lt RENT—Two room garage Dodge Bros. Sales and Service 2nd house above Ball Park. Dicks's apartment. Rath. 803 Union Phone 3 Oak and 2nd S t residence. Avenue. TAMPA DAILY TIMES. Tampa. Fla. Thousands read the clas­ sified pages of Florida’s Great Home Daily, rules 2 cents n word. Minimum 25c, cash with order. Write for complete rate card. FOR RENT t-ORIST hOR SALE: Carload of ex tra fancy bananas. Selling a t re a ­ sonable price. First S treet and Katirnnd Avenue. Building: M aterial Service rin iml Quality bi|ni U CAFE little House Hir. J05 W. 1st SL FOR SALE -------- LUMBER delivered in and around Sanford, yellow Pine fram ing, sheathing, siding, flooring ceiling and finish. At prices that are a savings to you. \e rm o n t Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla. BY CONDO EVERT TRUE Wanted work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. M alaria, Chills and Fever D engue or Bilious Fever. Florida S ta le Hoard O f H ealth It k ill, the arrant. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning thn greatest development in G eorgia's m history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach ju s t finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge across Escambia Bay started ; q uarter million dollar opera bouse under construction; two millions S being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. W rite Devel­ opment Department. The P ensa­ cola News. *IH"Tlll.\N1» PAIHT fh* P ain t Ttist Have* T rs Money. A ta m i f n e l u r i M t b y ■ b » r* u a -|,ln d « lv y P a i n t O '. Bold by LOSSIMM I’AINT COMPANY I I I Magnolia A fS I’bnB* 374 G. TAYLOR DYER Printing—Decorating P H O N E 303 111.1 Sanford Ave, Hanford, Fla IN S U R A N C E 3 Business Sites ■ Apartment House Site3 Water Fronts ad to icing land south of Rose Court. IhiH subdivision is stak ed and ready to pul on th e m arket. and all th ose who con trib u ted to th e hucccns o f tiic m em bership enm paign o f I lie C ham ber o f Com m erce on the w on d erfu l record th a t bus been m ade. _ .. . AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Go., Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, cash, 'Jc charge. I0e minimum. MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified nd in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. on Hanford Ave. A. I \ CONNELLY & SONS THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT — Central West Virginia’s la rg ­ est daily. Want nil rate I l-2e per word; 1 insertions I t-4c; 6 or more le per word each insertion. Magnolia at Second You aro wasting time and mo­ Have you rooms to re n t or sonic second hand fu rn itu re to sell? ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ Use The H erald’s classified page sified advertisement. Phono it in today. No. 148. and g et results. By GEORGE McMANUS I Ul’l ’ATHE 1’r A Z 'O U 'b T O V lIM \ T O L -O O i r t T'A M O O R E HE TH A T t)H O U l-rD •o E Z THAT bE N D •M a P -tV l - m r - on New F irst S treet O I M T 'f * b H iT H ^ t,O N d o n 't t J l) ^ > T C A H C f = R o tv \ C O L- L.C <i E * H O W D O Y O U d o 5D H -------------—— • faE T S O M 'O U R . TO COLLEGE 1 ? A A --------------. L s i h S O N T O Aa . 1 C O U L E ^ e * H A N O bO M e • O O 'T T H A T LEFT HEGtE L FOUR "7 AC*0 - r--- t 1 . :i: i . m in . li -*V r> - ilfttpTTT Kthmus 9-10.11 Ball Uldg I'h onc 65 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/edb3d77f154e4869c7863eb26b8a3f91.pdf 0f8266199ffa449b9d71ab1e801e2f33 PDF Text Text T1IE WEATHER Local thundershowers Monday and Tuesday; gentle variable winds. -g Maximum temp. ---------------- 2* SSSSSS Minimum t e m p .----- ----Rainfall M an W ith Relatives H aving Big Tim e Touring the W est Ranlston Sneaks at Memorial Service Held In Chicago; Says Evolution Fight Was Ilryan’s Greatest Effort iil#alt>'Dca,er / NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—De­ claring that tho lack bf whiskey is brveding a "race of ping pong players," Nathan Douchy, '•'I year old champion of rum Had Never Met Great and tobacco has spoken his mind what this world is com­ Leader Before Trial about ing to. Celebrating his birthdny a few days ago with friends at Commoner’s Devotion To His Darien, Conn., he attributed hi;/ Itihle and Religion Lauded age to whiskey and smoking. “One of the most disgusting Hy Tennessee Court Head sights is to see n young man .ordering u sarsaparilla soda. CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—Speaking My dad would have licked me at n William Jennings Bryan me­ had Ah* seen me drinking any­ morial service at the North Shore thing like that. We are getting Congregational Church hero Sun­ t»<> highly moral anil nre being day afternoon, Judge John T. Rauldominated by the feminine ston. who presided at the Scopes mind. In time we’ll lie breeding trial, paid tribute to one of the a race of ping pong players. leading figure- in the "evolution Football will Ik? too rough. baaccase." "Coming from tho South ] hnll too strenuous ami golf is as I do, and knowing of my im­ mu* sign of our degenrscy. Pok­ pulsive nature. I fear that some I er is giving way to bridge and of you might misjudge my onUm* I it’s not because of whiskey hut insm for political prejudice," said I the lack of it," he said. the Tennessean, "therefore I think S e i n g 'D a m n j In Adopting Daughter tssA s s o e ia te Ujno- For Girl lift Attorney Says | Tomlin Peers, his sweet­ lie Is Capitalizing Vivinl heart, and W. G. Carter, his rival. kRecentNotoriety Bertucci was sent from head­ quarters to investigate the shoot­ ing of Ruth Glen shortly M o re !• V YORk T Auff. 10.— o’clock. He was about to stop his Mao' l/)uisc Spas, -* automobile in front of the house Bohemian actress was totiav. Eilworu >V. link', wealthy real csterator, who wished to [her, frankly admitted La "damn tool”. [wrung said that hp was L with philanthropy line A reward of $500 has tfferrd today by Robert N. [t budmn associate oi W h isk ey G ets Boost JVoinNc w Y orJvcu,9\ NUMBER 9 PRICE FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. AUGUST 10, 1925 B asket o f P each es Sent to The H erald By Sandy Anderson The Herald received from Sandy Anderson of this city, who is now handling the peach crop for the American Fruit Herald Correspondent Tolls Growers, Inc., at Pinehurat, N. llmv I’nrty Is Cordially a basket of peaches which Greeted Everywhere; Tour were declared hy several to he National Park Interesting the largest and fines ever seen in Sanford. The basket weighed 52 pounds and contained about 70 peaches. Florida G ets P len ty Many of the peaches weighed o f Good A d vertisin g Inure than three-quarter* of n pound anil ncvoral weighed ftpPholoa.apher Has a Run In proximntely one pound. Some the larger ones were nine to With the Mexicans at Tin of II inches in circumference ami Juana; Hollywood Visited three to four inches In diame­ ter. By RUBY I.EACII The peaches were of the Li­ (Prcrs representative on board beria variety and color although Ithe Rod*'* Florida Special) they were larger and really tnsPrelude n la Pinafore than the famous Georgia “And when the train is hard to tier fruit. The peaches reached The ride, Herald office in good condition. Charlie generally steps outside, The Herald acknowledges And so do his sisters and his cou­ sins and Ids au n ts— His sisters ami his cousins— Many Additional Telegrams j White-Robed Leaders Leave Received on Success of Dig i Washington After Staging Forward Movement; Mure Successful Demonstration Subscriptions Arc Received There Saturday Afternoon Plan To Discuss And Map Out WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.— Snturdny a continu'd Since Progrvifsivc Program For New York is the next step on the flood of congratulatory messag. * Organization; McFarland have poured into the offices of th- M'hedule of the Ku Kiux Elan. The To Make Recommendations Chamber of Commerce ffollowing success of the parade Saturday in an understanding tho successful nicmhershii i earn resulted paigu which came to a clo»se la-' 'among its promoters for a big paWith one of tlie greatest cam­ Friday night, giving the tSaitfonl rad" in Fifth Avenue sometime paigns in Chamber of Commerce "I believe that those who will history completed trade body a civic fund •if over next summer. Pennsylvania. New with grent glory submit thenni'lveto the gun! $105,000 and making it the larg- Jersey, New York and New Eng­ l< > the city, tho hoard of directors eat chamber in the work on a land lenders will begin work at ancc of the divine hand are used will meet tonight in special session Browning said: t have per capita basis. oiu-e to bring about a log demon- from time to time in the work at the Chamber headquarters to where they van render tin* greatrevived. There is nothing the work of laying out it Subscriptions which have n >t jent serviee. In other words, 1 be­ gbegin me hut to have the ndop- hRerto n a t development program for been published are*: Knight lieve Unit there is a mission for Sanford ami Seminole Bglcd. I am sorry. I liked and MarNoill, $1,000; Frank Ev­ county. every person in the world. And if 1 She i<he is too old. I When President Higgins began Ids ans, $250; l>. II. McFarland, tru we will allow ourselves to bo led [igainsl those seeking t° tee, $50; the Boston Store, $25; ond term as president a few by Jehovah lie will find the work -ei L girl’s happiness. To tnc Mouths ago he decided to appoint National Cast Iron Pipe Compan; . to which we lire best adapted." Lrr.l to k- hut H’>. f)hc was $100; S. J. Higgcrs, $25; I.. I'. in th"ir drive for "100 per cent Judge Rnulstnn reviewed the no committees until after the hig Ear with pic, but her age McDaniel. $26; George Sclinll, $25; Ainerieanisin’* and that they can r inip.i'gn, to. In* knew there- would Fit sole purpose for which ta d I t G. W hittle, $26; bringing conduct ii meeting and a parade in circumstances leading to tho in­ . be hundreds of new members and dictment nod trim of Joint , ’ i . n | her - to be a companion the total to approxim ately $P>7,- tin orderly manner. Scope;-, naming the attorneys ,n J.-iieii fine loiumittun material to Ir-jesr-idd I to ' >UtyT t ’lln' from. Tonight the work of Weather comUtloruf here took the case fn which William Jennings choocit Wth the appointing committees will be some of tile enthusiasm out of the Bryan appeared for the prosecu­ Somc of the messages vvhlej .nc iwu girts could hnd started. have been received by the Cham­ Klnnsntcn last night and today. tion. ; in common. Thousands of them went home In t Tiic address closed with a de­ I The re. or.I l.reakii g campaign eitivcly am through. I will ber of Commerce follow: and the I' 'inendous working cipinight. Virtually all of the special nial that God’s creative power “ H eartiest congratulations from nlopt another child. The tid now av iilalju has plnced niurli trains departed before midnight, was limited, the speaker declaring misinterpreted my motives. the second largest Chamber of and automobiles left the city in that with Mr. Bryan lie believed greater re iioiisibdities upon the Commerce in the work on the suc­ continuous streams. | never been so unhappy." m the unlimited and universal shoulders of the officers and <11rift* he lavished on tho cess of your membership drive." power of God. Mr. Bryan believ­ rertors of He* * humher and ii part ljintii.il is Held. pit she was in Iti.s care— This was signed by David Slioltz ed in Christian education, Judge of the meting will lie given to A Klnn “qiritunl” was held at I and jewelry—will remain of tlie Daytona trade body. Raiilstuti concluded “and at Un­ working out a |dnn for the mod­ Tiie Orlando Chamber suid: (he national capital horse show tune of the death was planning ernizing of tli- work of the Cham­ l;«ws»ion. But she will ro­ ll br parents without nny "This organization extends henrti- ,,rounds in Arlington county, Vn.. the building of n great cii ...1 anil ber and pinring it upon the most ■Blerccnt or rights or in- est congratulations upon the w on-1,early tin afternoon, and a large I mu now pleading with yon t» effii icnl bit d imim iblu. i 1 is also kii tn the Browning for- dorful success of your membership ,c r o s - was burned there tonight. the desire of all workers i i the recampaign. All Florida is proud of •These ceremonies were in the ■Vr foster father said. veqt cninpuign and citizens gener­ Hb U»t, the girl clung to you. Sincercst best wishes for in- • |hands o! th • Klansmen front the ally to see other big c i v - move­ H&al storv of her age and creasing accomplishment and pros­ District uf Columbia, Virginia and ments started at once so that lire Maryland. The delegate t from •.a111- of her family. perity." M j a t l v . Ii.ti n ’ • h e r mothThe following message was re­ Pennsylvania and other staler "f here had returned home. M kiC“now tell the truth reived hy President Edward Hig- north i The burning of tho cross was v■l ! ii . i-nfi-i ci;co la st gins from Harry T. Bothwell jit strict Attorney Providence, It. I., "A total of . followed hy "nnturalinztion" ci re’ i<. . i " t y . a : d 000 subscribed is magnificent uionics, in whlcli scvcrnl thousand Bird >. C o lc r, o f work. Heartiest congratulations. . candidates were initiated. Impe ri a l Wizard Evans is in for f »V,l,lic W.-I- Now watch Sanford’s progress." Colvin It. Brown of the service a c o n t e s t for his high position, lb that she might I departm ent of the United States marched in the parade y-sterday *Saul utenijc to end her!• Chamber of Commerce wired to­ but departed before the cerctu inies n k r k in g pi need i day: "Accept congratulations on at the Sylvian theater at the LWttut surveillance of 1 your membership campaign. R«’- (C.ntiliued on Page Six! l! SI. • Irel n - suits are splendid indeed.’ K ^ I front the efThe Famous Players-Laskey L Ur \esterdny, Corporation wired; "We have learn Little M iss Florice Pc! W must lie re- cd of the campaign of the Sanford Campbell Dies Alter itement. Chamber of Commerce and con­ it Owning nnd gratulate you on this splendid ex­ An Fxtended Illness IT*! ^ talk in pression of civic spirit. We trust Pf t a Dunnet, that the campaign will bring those The ninny friends of littlr Miss | [ v. The txotxl results which uru certainly d Mrs. A. P. Connelly of »■rcp:Jy t h,. K j r | returned Friday from an F I ..... Campbell will regret to ( justified by such progressive ae- I [ / ’!' **Bng goodbye tion." vacation tri|i to points learn <>f her death Rv-t t rulay . | ,t m the northern part of morning at 7:-’l» o'clock •'» her i , Sam Bcmbow, nationally known he had bought motion States nml in Canada home after an extended 'I " • *’« picture distributor in a Kidnev trouble I,-tided over a period of | several months telegram to J. L. M arcntcttc of the mom ‘‘■t Mr. Browning Milanc Theater said: "Acknowl­ 1which recently ri’Hulteil of her had edging your telegram to Mr. g h«'re about the first of serious complications arc '" d to J, but said it was Goldberg. Will do everything pos­ and Mrs. Connelly went have caused the death of the lit­ hi him to see her sible to arrange national distri­ a ,nvillu via rail und by boat tle girl. Florico was the five year old ie to New York, where bution for the Sanford film. How­ nt some time. From New daughter of Mr. and Mr*-. ■ ■ ever. I can’t make definite prom­ >,y they continued their Cainphell who reside at -n', M“ pl.c » *f SiiysHeW ill, isc." by motor up the Hudson Avenue in this city. Many »*autlFrom Howard Van Stiver of the , 0 ,| into the Cnttskill Moun- ful floral offerings exi»n For 11is Crime,’ Record Company a t St. Augustine h,.y went from the fatn- c. tecm willi which she wm? hdil. WASHINGTON The funeral was comluctcd ■at- caslt deficit of $•*( came this message: “Congrntuuiv York mountains to Nm■ tions on the success of your drive. ,||.4 and thence down the unluy morning by Rw. 1 ■ • ^ ^ fiscal year, which 1 Havo been watching results. K.\V' wuh cn noli need by renco River to Montreal of the Baptist church nt 1 poet to be in Sanford oil Tuesday ler Undertaking Parlor. Department. > with now sketch booklet and counaila Mr. anil Mrs. Con tiiok place in Ukeview ( emcUry. • ty hook dummy. Depending on to Sanford by way rk and renort having lit fill trip. Except for being n little too cold Mr. Connelly said t<»atlier experienced was -J* HARDY NAMED TO SUCCEED MOORE AS CLUB LEADER Schw artz L eaves N ote C o n fessin g Murder and A ck n ow led ging B ig Insurance P lot Body Is Found In Apartment House Claim s S elf-D e fen se In S la y in g Itinerant E v a n g elist - W orker OAK I. AND. Citlif., Aug. 10. —Trapj e»l in it apartment; hmtse here, Charlen Henry j Schwartz, object of n nation­ wide search in connection with the mysterious murder in the Pacific Cellulose Com­ pany at Walnut ('reek, com­ mitted suicide early Sun­ day. Schwartz, believed to havo kill­ ed n laborer and attempted to In­ cinerate the hotly in a plot to col­ lect more than $100,000 insurance, shot himself through the head when policemen surrounded the apartm ent. He had l>een hiding there since the explosion July JO, when the body was found. The resignation of James It. In a note to his wife, who ii Moori* art ntnnnffer d( the Sanford Baseball Club bus been accepted by officials of the club, according to an announcement made today hy President Vance E. Douglass, who stated that Arthur Hardy has been named to succeed him. Hardy assumed Ids new duties todny with the team facing the Saints in St. Petersburg. Moore has been managing th* local club for the past several weeks since the resignation of Nick Carter. Under Ids tutelage several changes were made in tho I Mr., Mrs. Connelly Return Home After Extended Vacation fn his note, Schwartz suid ho had killed in self defense a inun who came to his laboratory and demanded money. This assertion WHS upheld when the police learned he rented the Oakland upnrtmcnt and urrnnged to go into hiding several hours before the explosion. Regarding his deed, Schwartz wrote Ids wife: | "Now I wish to toll you, niy dear little girl, I do not know the man, iiiinouncing ins nppoinwnem.. never looked how ho was dressed, Since the team left Sanford last never touched him after that. Tho week it lias been strengthened by only thing I did was I tried to the addition of two new hurlors. bum him, to wipe out and go—go Pitcher Kidd was secured from I do not know where." Paris Island, S. <k, where he has The end of Schwnrtz’p flighb bis'n pitching phenomenal hall for rnme in a casual way. C. W. Hay­ the U. 8. .Marine corps slaltont il ward, proprietor of the apartniert there. Myers, n left hander, was house where the chemist took secured from a Georgia town refuge, at a dinner party last night where ho is said to have been mentioned that one of his lodgers showing up well. had got Into a scrape and was in President Douglass also an­ hiding. This lodger had rented an died suddenly at her home a t Oak Avenue and Fourth Street at 2 nounced today that Outfielder apartm ent on July 30, saying hi* o’clock Sunday afternoon. Heart Kill In Wade, who has been n tower car hud been wrecked utul whlsksy disease is said to have caused lierj of strength to the club, has been found in it. Somebody produced a newspaper recalled by the Macon club and death. Th® Although Miss Woodruff has will leave for the Georgia t ’ity photograph of Schwaitz. been ill f°r some time she has Wednesday at tho conclusion of tlu man was smooth shaven; liny* been able to he up and apparently series with the Blockmcn in St.- ward’s lodger wore a mustache. was in excellent spirits just be­ Petersburg. Wude’s performance1 Hayward plnced his finger over in the field and nt bat has been fore her denth occurred. Miss Woodruff came to Sanford a bright spot in the leant'* play­ about IU years ago and made her ing and his loss will he keenly home with her brother, E. T. felt by tho club. An outfielder Woodruff, until his removal seve­ from Macon, whose name has not ral years ago to Jacksonville. been learned, will report here to Since that time she has resided at succeed Wade, according to an (her home where she died Sunday l afternoon. She is survived only Coal Strike A ppears To Be Inevitable Now Sanford Units Of Florida National Guard Leave for Annual Encampment U‘V^ Admits 106 J *n Uiffian F ig h t ' '"k’- - Premier Painial statement that -Oi'. French \ .r' ^1 ourcil in one of engagements with re"i.-i iM thu Jalicl «f Syria. lie ilc1 that "events in , * • grave us certain ^K ht to represent them.” Markets Aug. i o ._ Wheat • U’5 1- 2 ; Decent*Wrn e ’2 1 “ : 0 *Ls, Sept., Sept. 101 1-2 to 104- d that everywhere they were talking and nsk'|„ridn, indicating that ands of northern vjsi„,n to this state during A'inter months. Searching For Society G in )RK, Aug. 10 Police opolitaii .area and porl.i iigland wore nrcsamg , today for Evelyn J jc iii IB year old society aiiiihcd two days ago parents Park Avenu* Vlad in bo>' * clothes. bv a recent operation ,1 of her tonsil*, it U ahe wandered off With iiockcts during mental Palm Beach H otel Is Bohlied o f $411 Today The Board of Directors of the Sanford Hotel-Realty Company ha? declared a second dividend or two per cent to be paid to au stockholders as of record of Au­ gust 1, 1925, according to letters being received by the stockholder* of the compuny today. The company was organised du­ Girl W ill A ttem pt ring the past winter for tho pur­ C hannel Swim Today pose of acquiring lund nnd secur­ ing for Sanford a modern tourist j work of the corporivBOULOGNE. France. Aug. 10.— hotel.hasThe resulted in the construc­ Miss Lillian Harrison of Buenos tion tion of the new Hotel Forrest Aires is to try to swim across the Lake in this city which ta now English channel friuji the r rvnch nearing completion, tho to tho English side todny. She will rapidly hostelry will be opened for guest$ tnke to the water sbout noun with eu January I, 1‘J ‘J d, it U « veather ^uuditiops Jioyd, - �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1925. PAGE TWELVE * * * * * * * * * * •* * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + >♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦■ to all those who helped make the membership campaign of Chamber of Commerce such a tremendous success. To workers, who by their successful, we express assisted by joining thi organization or by giving tneir mora support, we extend ou: greetings and assurances of co-operation that was manifested during the Campaign will continue itself felt and will result in our city becoming one of the greatest and largest in Florida. Sanford has just begun to grow future holds many good things in store for the people community. HIGGINS, President X ♦♦♦>.♦v v v v ♦>•> ♦4r+*****»*-H ->******<,**4.*+**.>+* * 4 4.4.*<,>.!,* •* .g,* ^ , <•* v *t* +* •>$ <•♦++* <•+❖ *•><• �- ( : >• rv v f£iSr - -a* *■* THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. AUGUST 10, 1925 __ n m t U l u t t d , r itr ita Second CUia M ittir. at ths Pestofflce m dsr Act of „.K4ltnr IC B k C B IP T lO NlU T B t _ . Taar—11.00 BIx Month!—.11.10 lUired In City by Csrrlsf. »er - -Weekly Edition lio o B racrA I. s o r t OB i All obituary noileia. card* or thinka, rnolutlona and notlcaa ot «nter:aln—«nti whara chargee ara uada will be rbirgad f i r--at regular edverttsln* rata*. ---— -NKM nrti T im AaenriA Titn rn r.an The Amoclaied Prtaa la •selui•▼•ly entitled tn »he naa for rePublication of all m w i dlapiiche* credit CO to It or not otherirl«r er»dlied In this paper and alio ih» lo­ cal news nuMlahcd herein. All rlfhta of republleatlon "f epecliil dispatchMONDAY, AUGUBT 10, 1925 t ii B n b r a m v b ' p i Ta t f o k m lc ~ D « p tr wnlrr route to JackaonTitle. 3.—Conatruction of St. Johne-Indian River canal. 3. —Extension of white way. 4.- -Exlcnalon of local amuaetncnla. —Swimming pool, tcnnla courta, etc. Augmenting of huildlng pro* gram —hoqaca, hntela, apartment hauaca. I.— Extension of atrect paving pro­ gram. 8.—Conatrnctlon of boulevard around lAke Monroe. 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program, 8*—Expansion of aehool system with provision for Incrraacd fa­ m ilies. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY REWARD OK HUMILITY:— Whomever cxnltoth himself ahull bo aboard: and ho that humble!h hlmaclf ohall bo exalted. Luke II: 11. But In Inwlinesx of mind let each esteem other better than thninael vea. I ook not every man on hlx own thinga, but ever man alao on the thing.•» of othcra. Philippians 2:3-d. Sanford M ust H ave More Housing F a c ilitie s As Brisbane Sees It It is almost an impossibility to pick up a newspaper without seeing reference made to the rapidity with which people are coming to Florida. Returning vacationists tell of the great numbers heading southward by tram and by automobile. Press dispatches sny the automobile traffic has reached an astounding volume and the movement of the "tin conners" is yet sixty days away. There is no way of checking the number of new cars arriving except at Jncksonwlle where traffic down the cast coast must cross the toll bridge over the St. John's river. Figures at this icrossing indicate a minimum of five thousand cars are entering Florida every week. Oth­ er highways into the state arc undoubtedly finding a like amount and it is safe to say that every week brings ten thousand new automobiles to (Florida. Estimating four persons to each car, there are forty thousand people com­ ing into the state, by automobile alone, every seven days. Add to this number those who come by trains, and every Pullman is crowded on every train. Add those who enter Florida by steamship through Jacksonville, Miami, Key West and Tampa, 'ihen you will find the figures reach staggering totals. What docs it all mean? Why are all these people com­ ing so early in the year? It is the middle of August, and the supposedly hot test period of the summer. Unquestionably these people are coming now in order to find places in which to stay before the rush of fall and winter visitors begins. They arc home seekers. They nre coming to Florida, practically all of them with the pur­ pose of staying and becoming permanent residents of the state which is now in the limelight throughout the whole world. Sanford citizens, realizing tho seriousness of the con­ dition which will exist here this fall are erecting more new houses than ever before. Building permits arc being tak­ en out a t a faster ri.te than ever before in the history of the city and a great building program is in progress. Rut still, unless more of a building campaign is inaugurated by the people of this community, the coming fall will find a housing problem which will ho extremely difficult to handle. There still remains time to construct houses and apart­ ments before the actual opening of the winter tourist senson. The coming three months should sec a tremen­ dous building campaign in progress in Sanford and this section. A big fund lms been provided with which to advertise the merits of the community. Rut what good will it do to bring thousands of new people here if we are unable to furnish places for them to stay after they get here? Sanford must have hundreds of new houses. We must put forth efforts to interest big capital in the construction of more hotels and greater apartment buildings. Too many such buildings cannot he given our city. -------------- o-------------- The Radio Bllraele. Shorter Road to Knowledge. Girl* and “Bookor" Head. Mausoleum and Triplet*. BY ARTHUR BR18BANB H IS ANTIDO TE FO R E V E R Y IN % D U ST* R .IA L■ A . IL M E N T LUM BER] A compi, |, | •i V fE V1 (C opyrlaiii l»J&) THE SHORT operas "CavalL I eria Rustic-ana" and "Pagllacci," admirably sung in the open air on Wednesday night, were heard over the radio by hundreds of thousands in their homes. The opera was free by New York City, to all that car­ ed to listen on the spot or on the radios. A thousand times as many as nny opera house in the world could hold were able in comfort and without expense or travel to hear the inspiring, elevating music. IN THE homes the sentimental young Indy could sit in her comer and listen, musing on love jealousy and fierce Italian ardor in isolated ecstasy. The older people could enjoy the music together, the young people could ignore it, or listen oc­ casionally and hear the story of the operas told by the "broadcast­ er” while ns he said, "the artists rested and received their well de­ served applause.” Mjwknowjoah, iCo/tT BelieveTW* " >’i. S h e a th in g Siding Flooring Celling , Finish \ Mouldings • Lath nrlck •■ Lime Plaster \ M W O FA C bfZE IS Gom lo BE VEffV Perm T fC .M anent. -V ‘ Noll!* R" ',‘ PU" " Screen Wire Vi, ic & Windows S tm ■V", V -*=r" *v t o u / r t y Ironing Medicine CabiSe T he Priceis] i SANFORt THAT THUNDER of applause, exciting and stirring, cotfid be heard in hundreds of thousands of houses in the crowded cities, far out on the fnrmn. The world hns never known such a miracle ns the miracle of the rmlio. And no mnn living knows what radio and moving pictures combined nre destined to do for education. As railroads shortened men’s journeys, nnd telegraphy short­ ened transmission of messages, so rndio and moving pictures will make shorter by more than ninetenths the Journey along the tire ­ some road of knowledge. CASH LUMBf ■■ , f 710 v*' %r\ T ry Smith’s l S h op for goc w ork. Ladies i N e x t to Valdeil MncMILLAN, 3,700 miles away in the Arctic Ice, is called up and _ V l interviewed, hy rndio, answering I POl.K COUNTY RECORD the Associated Press questions SANFORD. THE CITY BIH with his own broadcasting appa­ How often a small, aeemingly the window of n atatinnnry Pull8TANTIAL ratus. * • 'liner saw a tram p dog runSanford, the elty auhatantlal. l-ater, when ho starts flying, fndunificnnt act of kindness , . . ... | . mng up and down tho railroad Stable, progressive and new, MncMillnn will he ship to answer some dumb IS SC A R C E cranturc will utlniir- !yorxts in bewilderment. Tho thouFirm thy foundation— questions hy radio while in flight. nbly servo to atte st the caliber of |? nnd - dnllar-a - week immediately Feeding a nation, i 'j m m | ; left his table, going in pursuit of City where dreama have come true. IF MEN can do that now, how a man or woman. AND GETTING SCARCER the unkempt little animal, finally soon will they talk through the Precisely true. Tho little human­ overtaking ALL THE TIME him nnd, returning to Sanford, the city of aplrlt, ether to those cosmic flying ma­ itarian acts of a person best typify t e l ! i ■r-LUl the diner, ordered a fine meal for Seeking tho true and the good; • 0\ % • ‘ • chines, the planets, floating in and reflect hin or hor character. the little outcast. Another indica­ High tny ideala, spare 7 YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT INI Strong thy appeals, No static or other trouble pro A man may preach nn eloquent tion of noble unselfishness. VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PEll For God and for real brotherhood. New York City, that hustling, once you get outside this philosophy of life, contribute lav* "He sure to laugh with the other fellow; not at him. aumahly, ■BMP *> , f * I.*. atmosphere, ........... .....r.nni* * J { NOW progressive nnd noisy metropolis, earth’s only about 500 Ishly toward > , * ' * v., 4 • !' charities, impresa the accused by its thousands of visitors When kindliest! and your sense of humor collide, let kind­ mil rs deep. Sanford, the city progressive, i( l i . , ‘% ' 4I neighbors by his exemplary con­ from every state in the Union, ns Building with viaion and art; I( V i ness have the right of way." Thus Charlotte Greenwood, Welcome extended, dealer in stage laughs, sums up her philosophy of life. . "civilization” . , . „ IN OUR human be- duct nnd yet spurn a cringing and well as tho principal citien of Eu­ Strangcra befriended: homeless dog, and In so doing dis­ rope, ns lacking all hum anitarian City of subitnneo and heart. A good wholesome laugh wins friends hut it doesn t ’mpidly. F.voryone knows that play his real nature, thus upset sentiment in its daily commercial —J. C. Bllla, Jr. will them when the laugh is at their expense. Some author |,.xrrpi;i, *msihie food food have have grind, this same city frequently exercise nnd and sensible has snid, "to he educated is to know when to Inugh." lie made modern girls much taller ting nil his good works much ns manifests a great spirit of consid­ *• ' ■* • 1 f ’ t » ■ ‘• i ) a f j Sanford—A Florido town of 10,- might ju st as well have added that there is no time to and stronger than they were and, the contented nnd stoical bovine eration nnd sympathy in dealing 000 people where f 105,000 wan who gives n brimming pail of milk with its unfortunate lesser crea­ thanks to education, their brains For Further Information. raised on a $25,000 goal for the laugh at the other follow. Some clay you might he in the and skulls are bigger. only to kick the container over at tures. Just the other day nn im­ Chnmber of Commerce.—Tnnipa other fellow’s shoes and then learn how it feels to he ridi­ tho expiration of the milking pro­ mature sparrow fell from its nest Call at Montezuma Hotel. .1. I). Patrick, portrait painter, culed. Tribune. in the coping of a large building says tho American girl’s nose is cess, Miss Greenwood, herself a recent newlywed, continues, pointing upward, her eyes getting The mnn who is kind nnd con­ nnd, after a vain effort to fly H. B SCHULTE R E A L T Y Ctt.iv.1 Today’s best laugh: I/>vo may "I don't see how any woman can hope to become a suc­ rounder, her mouth going up st siderate toward all dumb creatures away, settled upon the pavement Im blind, hut this doesn’t prevent the corners. jmay well be regarded as Nature’s of n busy street. A number of pnsHer declara­ the lover from seeing hnlf a ynrd cessful wife without a sense of humor." MAKE RESERVATION EARLY nobleman. W*» recall at this point sersby were nttracted to the bird’s of prop whin a cornfyd hoards a tion should he supplemented with the statement that no the gnunt and homely Abrnhnm sorry plight. Police observing the AMONG SAVAGES, where con­ E f atrret car. Phil Armstrong in man can he a successful husband unless he possesses a ditions aro stagnant, there is little Lincoln going to the reicue of a crowd hastily approached and ono Times Union. sense of humor. captive pig that was penned in a of the officers, securing a ladder, j change. wallow under a snake fence. In the climbed up to the coning, and enreAt Cape Town University in The noted comedienne speaking further sa y s: "Ev­ South Africa doctors, recently dis- process of extrication, it is relnt- fully replaced the small bird sa fe -1 A ropy of Saturday's Issue of Tho llcrnhl was rent to every big ery woman has a chance to use a sense of humor from the sorting the body of a native.M that Mr- Lincoln was f r e e ly ! ly in its nest. What does this little Chamber of Commerce in the Un­ time she drops her first china cup until she goes to her found that the native had a typi- bespattered with mud and had t o ,act prove, ited .States, numbering approxi­ grave. There are just nhout thirty-two chances ever col "boskov” skull, the kind found n‘tend nn important political moot- A number of people may care­ mately n thousand. Mere vniuublc m that predicament, yet he lessly laugh nnd make the remark: day for a woman to stop and decide to laugh instead of in fossil form dating hack to the i"g advertising for Snnfordgladly net the unfortunate nnd not “Too ridiculous to waste one’s Ice Age of 35,000 years ago. sitting down to have a good cry. too lovely creature a t liberty, thus time with such common dogs, cats A classified advertisement In "It's the little tilings that we let step in nnd ruin our AVI!AT CHANGES will come in displaying a genuine unselfishness and birds." That may in a measure the Denver Dam, Wit., newspaper whole day. And then we try to work off our wicked dis­ men’s minds and bodies in the nature and true nobleness of be true but the man, woman o r ' reads n» follows: "For Sale: A spirit. next few centuries, with the fly­ child who goes out of his or her cow that gives five quarts of milk positions on those around us when they haven’t had a ing machines, radio, moving pic­ A certain well known musical way to aid a distressed little croaa day. a set of golf sticks, set of tiingle thing to do with the fiasco." tures, etc. 7 comedy actor was recently playing turn deserves a commendation nevlaw books and n very fine fur Professor Haeckel suggested a middle western town nnd from crthcless. It's ju st as easy to smile as it is to look sour nnd it’s coat." Some cows arc just nat­ N E V E R BE DISCOURAGED just as easy to laugh ns it is to rave. Laughing is catch­ that men’s eyes would become urally versatile anyway. specialized, one trained to use the , -------- o-------ing. grouching is repulsive. Laughing breeds good feel­ microscope, one for the telescope, T H E V A N IS H E D M IS E R A mnn who 1ms been in San­ ing. Crying makes one sick at heart and mind. Good both Ju st because thincs do not go ns you 'dab* nc'1J togelher seeing nearby ASHEVILLE CITIZEN ford just n few weeks, bought n spirits help others around you to ho in good spirits hut be­ things ns they are. bu discouraged. Make every disappointment piece of property several days ng", atepping-utone to greater achievement. ing out of sorts creates an altitude of rebellion in those Ho Is gone from here, disappear­ Where went the miser of this putting up one thousand dollars OURS IS a civilization of inter­ ed, become for years ns extinct ns section and when did he go? As ns n hinder. Saturday he refused with whom you come in contact. esting contrasts, although they nsk when and where went n profit of ten thnusnnd dollars. are not what they used to be in the diplodocus before his nbsence well "Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you the electric light bug or the oldDeposit regularly with this hank Where can fatter growing invest­ weep alone," is a mighty good motto for everyone to olden days—slaves under the lash. was noted- tho old time miser. He time boot-jack: no one knows. Hut ments !*• found than right Imre7 adopt. The man who laughs is happy. If he is having Indlntors in the arena, epicurr* eat­ ii scarce remembered; the young­ some guess. One guess is that the ■■— o-------nightingale’s tongues, Cleo­ est generation know nothing of miser came to realize th at his gold Sanferd has achieved « wonder­ trouble, all the more reason why he should laugh. The ing ‘t Per Cent Interest Paid On Savings Act*1 patra sailing with her friend, An­ nnd silver idols had feet of clay ful record In securing 1,200 mem­ comfort that it brings is unhclicveuhle unless you try it. him. thony, down the Nile, etc. —or of some cheap metal. They bership for the Chamber of Com­ Let’s have more luughirg, not AT but WITH the And yet time was when Ashe- had censed to be ns powerful ns o tlio r merce with n total of $105,000. fellow. FOR INSTANCE, consider the ---j considerable town they were when ho turned miser; "'c ---nnd-----every Sanford now hns the largest Cham­ father who lives in two whitewash- jn this section had its miser. He they would not buy nearly ns much, ber of Commerce in the world, r.l rooms in Jersey C ity -n o need, an instU„ tiori lik„ thl! vi||nK0 other people who had no collection rated on n per capitn basin. Saii-i| M Y F A V O R IT E S T O R IE S to increase his troubles by print- , , , , „ . , , of gold discs were really richer ford, we admire you, nnd know you I1 ling his name. Out of work, he was i drunkard and so was distinguished than was he. 1ly ItCVIN S. COIIU h.iso entered upon nn era of (level-1 worrying about feeding seven chil­ from other people, even if his opnvut and expansion. Hill Glenn And so. says theory, the miser dren day before yesterday, when looks did not set him apart. The A company of a division of col­ in the Orlando Sentinel. vate, improvising. “ It sez yore dnt tho neighbor, keeking to buy in the cheapest STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROCRESSJ called In "to help Iored troops were hi heavy march­ twenty-five thousand cullid troops his wife," announced triplets, children’s books pictured him nnd market turned his money into wild­ There are so many people atop-1ing order awaiting the word to is goin’ over do top tonight supmaking tho number of hia children ho was a favorite figuro for popu­ cat oil stocks, wireless telephone ping in Hanford now that the hotels start for the front. It was to ho pn’ted hy fifty thousand French­ TEN. lar chromos—ragged and semi- fakes, and bonds in companies their first actual conflict with the men." have to paint beds on the walla starved that he might save to add which promised imminent wealth o f'lh e hallways in order to meet enemy. One of the privates hud From down the line came a third from extracting platinum from ......................................................................................................... to his precious storu of coin. THAT FATHER, waiting for the the extra demand.—Sanford Her­ somewhere picked up a copy of the voice, raying: rancid cheese or big dividends triplets to be horn, rend about a l‘W The picture showed him in some Furls edition of thu New York ald. Yeah, we slept in one of those -55 M I • *i “Well, I knows whut toniorro'a magnificent new mausoleum to be from banana farms in South Da­ Herald. secret place gloating over his ac­ Hanford lied* no long since; it was edition of dat paper's gwine say. kota. It Is these securities which "Docs dnt dar paper say any­ It’s gwine say, in big black let­ built by a combination of churches, cumulation of silver and gold, nre the W right, W arlow and Company one of those sky-scraper hotels, but H K K l.ftd treasures of the present to cost three and one-half mil­ fondling the coins, holding them thing nhout us buys7’* inquired a the rale was no Idaine much higher ters, 'Fifty thousand Frenchmen miser, Tis said—it is the hope and provide a resting place up nnd letting them fall to hear than ihv> hotel that it was like go­ sergeant. tromplcd to death by twenty-five lions, for corpses, properly embalmed, their musical tinkle, crooning to that they will go to pnr which up­ "It aho' do," answered the pri­ thousand niggers.'" ing down Into a duru*eon to sleep. Are Now Receiving Application For and put qway in their little niches. them ns n mother to her child, holds him, and since he knows that —Til-City Nrws. Tim’s right, we sophisticated thieves will not steal startled by unexpected sounds. imagine standard prices for hotel H IS C O U R S E M O D E S T THAT MAUSOLEUM will not Always there was a hag for the them lie no longer hides them accommodations would be too under the hearth. His treasure have whitewashed walls, but a line treasure nnd it was hidden under _____ h1"*! for peoplu who wouldn't give OWKNKHOUO, KV.. MKSSKNUKlt the miser has also changmarhlo finish. the hearth or in n sliding-panel changed, e,j hi, ,J‘ress t-o rents to see the Statute of " * L! and manner—he may recess. When churches ask, "Why are Litnrty do the hooln-hoola.—San­ A young man who has hud the | lecture, even own an automobile. ford Herald. Where could yon get publicity given to John T. Scopes, j It in stall'd that it is Scopes' we not crowded 7" one answer enough for ten rents to make the were ho not possessed of a stable hope to be ablo to undertake might he, “ Because, while mothers Statue c i Liberty appear to carry character and appreciation of Ih-- graduate work in some branch of of children lack decent housing, on improved Hu.sincsa nnd Residential Prop build $3,500,000 mausoleums on like th a t? —Tri-City News. TAMI'A TltMJUNh merits of tho fame that has come natural science. Doubtless he is you ir. Sanford for corpses that might ns well tie ■ O' ■ ■— to him, might yield to the temp- j aware that the reputation which put in the ground to add to its fer­ Aline, further down tho porch, Intlon to capitalize the distinction1he now enjoys is likely to prove Seven Florida counties have bunds immediately available subject to b* tility, or carried up the chimney gained more than 100 per cent is indicated for Charlotte, Delaughed with that dreamy sleepy which has befallen him. However, Soto, llardec, Highlands, Okee­ fleeting and if he ever make any examination. of the crematory, putting back into laugh that a girl has when she is Scopes appears to have preserved ] marked success in life it must be the nir the nitrogen they took population from 1915 to 1925 as, chobee, St. Lucic, Osceola. Flag­ kisicd.— From a story by Dorothy hia balance, notwithstanding that' built nn n substantial base and ler, St. John’s Duval and Calhoun Dow in ''College Humor.” opportunities to profit havu been that the present is the time to from it." Would the Founder of shown by the chart prepared by counties. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS Christianity, who had not where I)r. R- M. Harper, State Geograp­ Of course we don’t know nny tendered him. make the preparation. Decrease is reported for 25 to lay His heud, subscribe to that mere about it than a rabbit, but her, published in the Sunday Tri­ counties. These are all in the Showmen have sought to in -, Doubtless Scopes did not even SEE mausoleum? offhand, wn’d say that if a girl duco him to accept stage engage­ bune. They are Pinellas, Manatee, north and west half of Florida, dream of what he was starting laughs when she is being kissed ments and others have sought to | Sarasota, Orange, Palm Beach, except Monroe. During the lust THE COUNTRY, interested in Broward and Dade Counties. she's cheating.—Macon Telegraph. place him on the lecture platform ' when the discussion In tho drug D uB O SE A N D H O LLEK few months, however, the “ Flor­ took place. Possibly he would the politics and scheming of Am­ Don’t be too hard on her, John­ in order that they might profit storo The map, based on census fig­ have avoided the whole busincsn REALTORS erica's biggest city, will watch the ures, ahowa a t a glance the trend ida boom" has reached Monroe and ny, That feller might have had from public curosity to see and ■ is being felt to the ndvantage of « mustache for all you know,— hear the instrument which fo-1 had he foreseen the outcome, but M ayoralty fight approaching in of population toward the south­ West Florida also. it must be said for him that ho New York. The present Mayor ern p art of Florida. Hillsborough, Mont-pmery Advertiser. 112 Park Avenue msnted such a hitter legal bat­ The remaining eight counties, in Or nS might simply have boon tle. Being without a Job he might j bore himself modestly throughout Hylan holds street car companies Polk, Seminole, Lake, Lee, Hendry a the north and west, nre credited an amateur.—Newark <0.) Advo­ welcome the receipt of funds, but J the ordeal and he is acting not to their contract with the city anil and Collier Counties have gained with gains of 10 to 25 per cent. ■■ISSSIIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll less sensibly in refusing to capita­ cate. from 50 to 75 per cent. Two Ea.ut it is to hia credit that he has re­ lize himself ami in seeking to a fivc-cent faro. The 1915 state census showed All w» hava to say la that laugh­ fused all offers toward self-ex-1 That distresses corporation gen­ Coast counties, Volusia and Bre­ ing U alright in ita place, which ploitatlon. He will not enter the broaden his equipment for life by tlemen aecustomixl to owning the vard gained from 76 to 100 per 83,682 people in Hillsborough couuty, while the 1916 census gives pursuing n further course of of the big city and that do own cent. isn’t when you are kissing. freak class nor will ho attem pt to study. us ----133,384, the largest population TIIE B U SIN E SS O F R U N N IN G A JlOM® Ih r.t r<l- » ■ £ 5 * its political machinery. Gain of from 25 to 60 per ccntof any Florida JUST LITTLE ACTS OF KINDNESS Beach Prope Laugh A Little Bit New Smyrna Be; S e m in o le (l[ounhjl)ai S a n fo r d , F la .. First Mortgage Loans] FLORIDA COUNTIES EA SIER BY T1IE A DV ER TISEM EN TS. �IIKl'IT e n r ' H T , u :IVv . minis Heines (end Entry. Vo. SITM1 ih t ] a i, c m c r iT OK c r for W 1-3 o f XIV 1-1. Section 7. IN »NI> 1'OR T U B Township 30S. l!nn«e 3t*K.. Tallan r MfcatNot.rc. in luissre Merldliut. hna fllrtl notice o f Intention to m a k r C ommutation it ia x ib iiv . Vrtinf. to esta b lish claim to the land Bin mo l>. A Complainant ab o ve described, before Klerk of Klreult Court, at Orlando. Florida, vs. Merritt T. Robinson, ami nil un­ nn the 3rd day o f September. H*25. Klalmant n am es as w itn esses; known parti** claiming InlrrcH In ami to th* lands Involved In W, K. Itoyd. of Sorrento, Florida, W. ||. Ilovil. of Sorrento. Florida, till* null. D e fe n d, a n ts T. i: White. ,.f Sorrento. Florida, Karl P - . s. of Sorrento. Florida. o n l r r s ( r n h ll r a t l n n To any p erson , and nil person*, tieorpr C. Crom. K tgliur, w lm s s m ono Is. or n a m e s are. u n ­ it now h to . the c o m p l a in a n t herein, h a v in g or c la lm ln i; any r ig h t. title t>r Interest In and to th e lands, or any part or P o rtio n th ereo f, involv* ■d In this su it: It appear!nit Irotn m e sveorn lil'l or eomphlltil. hrrejn filed , llwtt there Is ft person , or are persons. Interested In t h e p rop erty Involved 111 the nltnVe Styleil stilt. who..nnm.. N, nr n a m e s are, u n k n o w n to eomtdalnnnt. anti tin- eoinplainunl praying In salil hill for r.dl-f e « tln .t stieli p erson s, NOW. cultlfattog; the flowers and shrub- I* Wry that surround* the old-fash­ ioned house in which he has lived fur nearly <10 years. .Office 148 MISS KATIIRYN WILKEY, Society Editor, TO REACH BITTERS or sellers ot Florida real estate advertise in the S t Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cents a word telephone MARRIAGE OF MISS LIGHTFOOT MR. GEER IS EVENT OF AI T i t 1v-1 The following account of the m arriage of Mias llertha Lighlfoot ware l i white dr,s- and carried to Marion \V. (leer will be of much interest to many iu Sanford. Mr. Geer was formerly of Sanford, lici tlu r, Mrs. C l a r e n .Light foot, who Ing connected with the advertising Kave her in t •‘*,K departm ent, of The Herald, and met at.ih e altarmarriage, i.V 'ir and. was groom and has a large number of friends who his best r Mr. are extending congratulations. The bride • w , W m an Geer. r will bold r°K* ...Beautiful in every detail and a whit, flora ct • ‘,f *uuiful in a «.>!•:* the F irs t Baptist m arriage of wide interest, was a veil caught dress, wearing itcont 'afternoon at 3:30 th a t of Miss Bertha Lightfoot of 30111 jp : :. . Altoona,' Fla., and Mr. Marion \V. rm-e.i and hlli,. ” Geer of- West Palm Ileuclt. Fla., Following ti,, a t six o'clock, at the Fir-t Baptist informal ni-ei t church of Altoona, Fla., Aug. 1. the bride's pa,,., ^ h o n o rin g ° " £ The church; wus transformed inmeats, cake and bride-elect, a t to a bower of lovltncss with potted «<| by IKunit1TV,’ her home on Holplants and cut flowers. MeWhiirtcr'nr.d o‘' “‘ TVJ The impressive ceremony wad After the r. - i'u ,n performed by Rov i. . 1. Knight, Mrs. Geer left ,\!r :i „ pastor of the church before an til- ding trip to Char taro ta r bonked with stately fern and cr points in Tea, ,.!, caindiums interwmed with aspnraMr. Geer is : gus fern ami interspaced with business niun m UY-r p« Ostrich plumo F in .. Hu is adv rti-ine WZ, , Wilkie eft last wcok lover's w reath. t e u h e r o «bc will spend ferns and pink hypacia - forming of the-Palm H , 1, the background. The hhde is tht • J m I Preceding the ceremony two vo- „f Mr. nnd Mr m 1 j,, solos. I Love You Truly, ami has hosts of fii,.,V 1 LstAinTTscw Syrna spent cnl Oh Promise Me were rcmlt-ml l»y tv who regr.■< th tl |„.v Miss flerm ie Brainard. Th- bridal will take her , h friends. party entered to the strains >? „f the state, ),„i unite Mendelssohn’s Wedding Manh her great hapim-. « Smith uf Madi.ion lsi the softly played by Mildred UA fter Align t !■; the , -i Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. H u s Ollie Lightfoot, list r uf; be tit home to t|)t.|r „ Tcnth Strccdtho bride,, was maitl of honor, and North Wnod li 11' \v .. tpnvc • today for New entered alone wearing a pink Ueach. Fin., win 1• \ho I crepe do chine dress trimim d with has recently - , t,.,| ostrich plumes. She ca rried 1 l .. 1. i stucco liungt:! a ( ),|„p] iHtirc for his storc* quet of roses. The little t|, . r nished for hi,11-• !.,, nim L j Mnlpas^rtturncd Satura short srlp to points .n jrthern part *d the state. I '■’X'ftluihht'cmfraes In moderti. p,-d- ... .... ......* 17 i Jfnry Caraway left Sunday ; \t; ■ Caraway will Georgia Girl Marries Sanford Business.Man A m nrringe of mucli kiP m i t i | many in Sanford was lltti' i Mi Suo Rawlins, of McRae, <.. .. ' C. Cox, of this city, the << being performed Sunday b o i 1 l>. King »>f the First H church. The wedding was n qui 1 ■ , taking place at the lion:. King, In tlie presence\of timntc friends ami rolativ 'nyoung couple. .Xlrs. Cox 1 ami Mrs. R. J, Mundy nrt> H,,! jn « dark blue on g today fn • Jacksonville ,>f ett-pe with hat and i> they expect to make their to match. Mrs. Cox is the a ttr:n '. ! home, ;;hter of Mr..anti Mrs. S. I i . . | , Anna Bell> Oyaon retu rn ed ' linft of McRae, Go. For t j ft. from Gainesvillo wheto few months Mrs. (.'ox iu a been attemling the auntmec ing in Orlando, and ha .i m circle of friends there nnd < 3 held there. wh«»ro who nre oxteiubng i Minnie Stewart left Sti '- | wi.dies. sf Kissimmee where siie will Mr. Cox is a well known '• lpost of her sister, Mrs. A. i M- man in Sanford, having nn in ­ apinati for a few days. terest in tile Mid-Flotida I': Company. /ml Mrs. A. A. Rorlrim} anti Mr. and Mrs. C'ux will be nt 4i‘iighl-r. Irene, anti' Mi. horn!'1 to their 'many friends on t, Brwkutt f Balnbri*«j. Highland Street. irrlveU Saturday to m «■ 3 of Mrs. \V. T. Wheel i s for Begin M otorcycle al days. is Lucille Reliol t ■ rnH day from G *ip • when* ns been nil* .nimtr uninuT L Miss Kch',1 'eaves T uch- or points in Alabama where lill bo ti: < i a .: of friends Villi., le \* tin in Cox of Hariidu';1 ■!:■••<1. Boston, Mass, nlay f•,r ('leveland, O., to the I.ftkr-ide Hospital for tm<hi|>. He has been visitiiwither, Mrs. T. .1. Miller iKitht’rin I'uhar, Miss Tiltotrtnd Mi-* Florence llitrJtXitthcz, Miss., arriveil in ■tlitnnliy, making th.i | ff Mat. Front bore they BWTi-npa anti will take [bit inn tht re to New Or- Trip to N ew York Fit} " n.-ftfev r a n o i u from elem en m ry . . to th e hlKlicflt rt.itnlnril. 2 1 ft lin k trrle p h o n e IHH-IV lir . J TltllftKFOIlK: Ant (lerstm, um l all persons, httvIttK or rl.tltnlni: In have any Inter­ est In the South H a lf o f S ectio n ,11. T ow nship j'.t .'jputli, Hullao Ha t, “Semilode t'o u n ty , Florliln. widen lands are the la u d s Involved In the nlntv. rivled su it, are -mlored tn l e and nppear to th e I'll 1 of eetn* I plulni Iti t h i s ro u se op Monday, »lte '.ih day o f Octoher. \ l> at the G.iurt H o u s e in Sanford, S e m ­ inole t’onrtly, I'lprldn; said su it he* Imr a suM to *|Ul>*t t i t le lit co m ­ plainant. Ilnitnu A. A yers, to the ahoy, d< rloe.*. -adds, and you nr,tlu-n and th ere m i n i m i l n r d . e a n e o r to sold tilli ot compltilnt filed nualtisl you herein, o th erw ise it tlecr. e pro r n llfe s s o w ill he i-ntered nifitlnst you. anil each of y,m. ^ | Theater on JSntut day I a f'UTifunl boy is onuAdf1th •’Ifiv r-, I.ieat. \. Griffiit'flol I'tln; , i !k- iron Man Trophy for ’iftnb1': nipivnmcy in the fleet! waH*u by the California this )\:ar, having in «n - held 1 ’ 1 for - six uyears by t thu l .. s. <, Mi.i-is.sippi. The Calitornig ly now. a t ' Auck- i land. Now aland after tiUMthibg; at Hie Satnoun ..lands and n<ft,Wi iiteht at ..Syi(nv.y, Australia. In ern: >in:^ the equator on July, tl.-ac large muriber «.f the officer.! iii' a Hi.' -hip- including Lieut. Herring hail to u'tulcrgu tint very stremicir jnttitiiii.n required to turn lan:iitibet , into tru.-ty sheli-bltck t tin- realm of King Neptune..' • , Aii.ithi-r Nanfortl boy, who i ,;1 thi b.uti,. ■Hoot, is Richard Terh'im- who i- oti- thc-.U.. S. Cob re.I.. ■' -.K SfAtroj TIGHT*' KEPT RIGHT, P a s s it a ro u n d a f te r e v e r y meal. G iv e th e f a m ily th e b e n e fit of Its n h l to d ig e s tio n . Clruns te e th too. K eep It a lw a y s in th e h o u s e . fn Costs little whelps much " * FrontierlMoneer Quils After Lengthy.Service is Stoinoff Will Appear In Concert IT IS I I HTIIKH OHIM’.ltl’.H that this .Italian lie published once a week In t lie .dun ford I lent Id, it newspup. i iiuhllshed In S em in o le t ’l.nnl>. Florida, for tdirht t ») consecu­ tive W e e k s ()n beautiful Lake Geneva at Geneva. We have several beautiful Lake F ron t Lots 75x200 with 20 year-old hearing* orange trees on each lot. A hard surface road is now under construction around Lake Geneva and this is your chance to get in at reasonable prices: WITNESS my hand ns Klerk i f said I ' o n r t it lid th e Sent thereof, i this the 1st d ay of A u u u st. A. I' F.l 35. v. K. n o rc i.x s d , \L L E N & B R E N T Flerlc of the t'lrcult t'ourt o f SemInnle I'minty. Florida, 111 v M tVKHKH, I n p u t ) I’lurk tlHDHili: 15, H l i l t l t lN ll . A Solteltof for <'otnjil.ilnant MITIKi; F o i l i*l' III.I CATION 1l(i E -ml Street a.rl:tl Sn. 1.17*91*. l l « . | i n r l n i i ‘ti l n r t i n ' I n l r r l n r I , H, l.nm l O l t i r r m liiiln >‘*v I l ly . F i n . Jnl> Is. I B ) JCOT1KI* In Itnrnlty glvi-n llitil It1T**M.'tl i'. Itlioaili'H «>( S n r n tiin . FI,.i l,|a. who, Jan u ary 3u, IV2J. I I m W GELI’S, Aug. 1" 11m' < hi ;,i-ar« of faithful -rr vi. .i member of the L<* \n m k|,h' 1‘oli.v department were ol ® ntiiiftu.l tei i ’itly with till*1V fhi n until ..f t'ltarleft W. Moffatt. t n SAVE and T H R IV E t"i'>ifiti ft: .!.• in earljii'W intr-tt J D eposits T hat Speak Louder Than W ords fr.mli. r i '. .Moffatt tb.te ft 4 puli hu t r> inqiector .of ,!, :■ JJ tivel. --- ' 5 ^ In th. ■. .ir t of his life In li i I... ti pimirt, newspaper report n laiioi. .i)i rancher, lirnfi-h “ lin t. !. In: n fikhter, pro in ", r % poei muI r [tor of outdoor bf- M II w . in \!;tska during’ g.'.' l J ew day iii-li il:i There were HT mibv u will take t.-> b< rs ,. 1 the I m Angeles p..’ I lorce v it, i lie iu t o r is l it. Tu a progrttm to years iat ■ I tin- fit i On Sanford Avenue, from First St. For Real Bai F. :t Gsletl ia fnrytfn"' ** live ilivisidn. I' ™ Keier Beta, consisted -t ur plain doth. a F ran/ Hrdl| men. t Stoinoff | Tile Aei■■iail’s secret- hollfj' ' ‘‘ a Hiiw* tlioroughly lli*< people of Sanfonl it ml vicinity trust tin- Flirt National It.ink all,I liow well tlu-r Ilk*- to do l.iiilit.-.i will, i hi. ftictnlH lust it ml.>n. In .shown l,y our i|. |i.iiHa of more than Ss.uua.onu no. Tin •• fU-nri-s of our growth ami strength speak In most ...nvIiultiK lino : of ilo< liolpful tmrvlce wlileli this hank lift i romli-ift-il In tlo) 31 years i t Its exUtenea. Are vou one of our tnoro than 3rxio natlsfleit il.'iunltors? If not, we Invito Mill to Join us. L A N E flooms 501-1)02. I’hnne i)!» Firnl National Hank Huilding. l ,f j p u .*.y il. d " \ ft •oTi.hi i oi, i ■ J't'' D1,1I .If Jill I . II n it y - t - v <• - x +v + c-t--v<•*•>* *<• *:• ■>*+<■+-h . i i *yb jn n*r «* 3M|- . * *t ({tin t u, n tlv* ti** f.ti . Ot'*' •y in iifld tn |L* m \ BANK M * * ita* aitaB n ti* ii4 ian 4 !« * * aiB iaaaa* a* n a« * B M * * * x aaan * M « B * * 4 *■ tasaB aan^anim m biiuixiiiiimiiiiiiiiii “ —I i. ^ iFafu/v ivsIojvfiea///t N A TI0N A I J M. M. S T E W A R T D O U G L A S K IN G ■ ....................................................................................... Rl’sroui FIRST ■ « SA L E S FO RCE nUENOS AIRES, Aug. 1" I'wo Argentine sporlsniftt, M" Itruun and Sdtik, are at pn engaged upon an attepipt to n i i New York by motorcycle, with sidecar, the machine being ot* American make. The travelers left Port Mndrytt. Patagonia, May IT, ami recently passed through Hu-■tins hire--. Tin ■ intend proceeding \itt Kisnri *. crossing . the Bolivian frontier at liii Quiaca t<> Ln I’nz. proceedinif thence through IVrtt, Kciitidor. C>* lombin. Central America and .Mex­ ico to New York. Queen Mr,'?’.' Claire Everfctte v. ; . T erteh er o f A rtls lle P ln n o fo rle K i l l ) I n i : tpiil HI i i k Ini: „ . . *rnd nn ni fllM Colored Voile n.% V«il f'. .'!(> inches wide guaranteed fast colors in a 1 1 shades. MacDougall y 10 to 15 in Bor­ dered Voiles, in Blue, Hose,Green and Tan. Colored Crepes 'J[u 1 » \ !(i incites wide, Lavendar, Rose, Blue Fan and Green— Tuesday $1.00 Yard r'^ H n . Scllis Blinmcs, of r !T,7ai-.L,unotinee the itirth P «n«n u Aug. 8. Mrs. P fJ Lillian Herring f ", r • '•■Ath'jtr of Judge and Mrs. IlerI .. ilternoon for r . u lu"hit Mr. and Mrs. YOILFS ,aige floral designs rounds, all shades SmS*; FV L B -F A ST BBOADCLOTII on tinted (I inches wide, fine silk finish, hades f ard Of Than! m « thank all tho *! ao'l people in Snn- 10 showed m e e v e ry J' "tile se rv in g th em ' ‘‘Wsll S tore in th is nii^urt; th e m i t w a s •rorwiated. I tru s t lcT new w ork in J a c k - $1.00 Yard IVmk'rt'il H> F V F B FAST Miss Mary Sloinoff guaranteed A ssisle tl liv TUB fastcoloi ish dresses and \. M. Fhillipps l ifltfott’s ..Pharm11"ill s o m e tim e h a v e of s e r v in g th e m •m u n d y , Phg ■,ri " Supplying Sanford A'th Milk, 1 hi re by notified tiiat on i-.X J S M HRh, no milk will in the City of San,m ;,nJ' dairy th a t doea not permit a*i to do, or from complying with the :i'"e uf the City of 'he State Board of ’ governing Dairies. Miss Ramona Marcella Trees •>! !I- H AM ILTO N , Winfield, Kim., will he "Mi < IV'* I'airy Inspector trolia” at thi* Interimtiniuil retn*leum Exposition in Tulsa, Oklo-. d ir e c t k this fall. She will reign over* the 7'.!'."4 lamiwichoa at exposition until her successor is 'H'"g Station, three chotten from among the twelve ''ford Avo. Cooked by “ princcBea" who nra being selected in various cities, FAST COLORFI) LINEN $1.00 Yard Miss M argaret I)a\ is STRIFE!) BROAD CLOTH Guaranteed fast colors in chock and sm all stripes, 2(5 inches wide $1.00 Yard M a rsh a ll N eiIan’s The T owell C ompany Admission, Aftfrnoon and N i « M IREN I CAST 1.1 HETTY W \LES AND CO-ED DRESSES Chlhfrcn, 10c: AdultH, 50c. inaH aaa«nM H aiiuag«B auM N *> B >iaaaaaM «aB aaB aaH aR M aH aH H M H s«aB V !«anaaB aaM aa«i(iiiB i*M *tiiitaaK aB H «aa*a> iaB a»ll>*>i« alnsqinod n h f s s j is y« * ^* ..>• ' ,n*T(trtl x.tt#»<i -j �u-rtV .... Xu* r — f--~: • " ■ I. JIA N S 1NAT0RS IN 12 [G CONTEST f •j c j u + j L r m m How They Uncertainty Rules In GIANTS SOX BY BUNCHINuf iportdom As Many HITS IN 2 INNINGS Reverses Are Noted . nr* s n* •V ^VT*,^T|X‘ SJTJ:1 ■.--*•* ______ _______ ____ _ Chicago White Sox Nose Out Speech A t W.C.T.U. Convention To Get World D istribution 1f W r if f iX .V B •WASHINGTON* Aug. 10.— Cleveland defeated Washington, 7 I-ost Pet. to" 6,' In 12 innings Sunday in their series opener. Both Johnson and 83^0 Smith were hit freely in tho early 18 25 .432 ipnings, but then settled down a f­ 36 .217 ter the seventh and pitched shut­ out ball, until Johnson was reliev­ ed In the tenth by Marberry. Judge NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. goLi five hits out of six chance* .614 and Sewell four out of five. Pittsburgh „ .........62 Score by innings: .667 Nbw York . . . . . . . . 59 .644 Cleveland 203 010 000 001-7-10-0 Cincinnati .............. 66 .486 Wash’ton 101 040 000 OOO-C-16-1 Brooklyn .. .. - Batteries: Smith and Myatt; *.481 St. Louis .. .. .475 Johnson, Marberry and Rue). Philadelphia .. .462 C h ic a g o ......... CHIHOX NOSE OUT YANKS .308 Boston . . . . NEW YORK, Aug. 10—The Chi­ cago White Sox turned back the AMERICAN LEAGUE 3,f in tir f Past Yankees I i n i v e .1 Sunday, ru u iu n y , 4 * to iu o i n twelve iw eiv c 'V"n or* 7 Innings. Thurston’s single nfter 67 Philadelphia 67 3ft .636 Kqrnm and Crouse had singled, W ashington.............66 giving the visitors their margin of Chicago .. .. - - .. 68 60 .537 victory. It was the fourth straight Detroit .................... 63 6J JHK) defeat for the Hugman. Karl St. L o u is.............-- 62 63 .495 Sheely’s home run in the eighth Cleveland .. - .. .. 60 6J .450 put Chicago ahead but Meusel’* New Y o rk ............... 45 60 .429 23rd circuit drive of the senson B o sto n ..................... 31 70 .307 tied the count 3-all, in the ninth. f l o r id * s t a t e l e a g u b - •J If 1*) m 1 pion defeat Carpentier in the greatest financial success of pug­ ilism four years ago. Dempsey's record shows that he has fought 67 fights for n total o f281 rounds, an average of four and one-haif rounds per conflict. The !| . P u g ilistic Circles basis of an average fight, sports­ estim ate that he asks ap­ In M uch A rgum ent men proximately J50.000 for every menute he is in the ring. They Suprising Reverses Are Met likrwiso maintain thnt no arena In Number Tennis Matches in the country is large enough to [ 4. i During The Past Few Days bold a gathering of sufficient size , under prices which hitherto have NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—A max- prevailed a t such contests, to Imum of interest springing from draw so enormous am ount Interest among baseball men a week of startling upstart* fore, cast Sunday night upon America'* •sst week in *he pennant drive of ii athletic hoat aa aportilom gather­ Pirate and Mackmen pnrtly was ed ita warrior* for the titanic diverted to u definite shortening of Jumps of the much maligned ■truffles of late summer. Uncertainty, a parent of the rabbit hall by debt major league forth the reviewing throng to look pitching nrms. Six shut outs were forth the reviewing Hiring to look pitched, home run hitting mark­ upon the Conflict, wan rooted in edly was curtailed, wh'le in eleven !«;•?. 'v # , the fertile soil of surprising re- games the beaten team was limit­ ed to a single run. Veteran hurln verse*. -M ajor League haaoball wan ers posted two two-hit games, •fUm e with prospect of new two of three hits, four offer hits, champions a t Pittsburgh and five of five hits, five of six hits Philadelphia fed by the decline of and ten of aeven hits. Surprising reverses were crowd­ Giants under niege a t Cincinnati, and the sturdy defense of the ed in a team ing tennis week. Murk Athletics against the challenge of Brown by Eleanor Gass and the Washington. Netdom buzzed over triumph of Johnston over Richards the teturn of a great veteran at set stnge for rippened interest in fha tsperienre of youthful senna, a renewal of rivalry between lend­ tlon In the tie feat of Vincent ers in approaching major tourna­ Rlchardn a t the hand* of W. M. ments. The gallery at Rye, N. Y. scene Johnston in the .f ln t of three pre Uminary D avia''cup teanin tents. of tho New Yorl^ State women's Pugilism looked upon spectacle titla tournament scarcely hiui re­ • of a heavy weight championship covered from the defeat of Miss taking up his own managerial Browne at the hands of Miss (Jois reigns as word came out of the before the latter bowt'd to the far west that Jack Dempsey's fi­ skill of H aifa Wills, conquered nt nancial requirement for a fight Sea Bright in straight sets by m \l with H arry Will* would b« $1, Miss Ryan. 000,000- — the lifetime achieve­ Richards, ranking number two player looked with hope to u conment of few business giants. A conglomeration of reports tinunnre of the Duvis cup tryouts •evered a cloudy heavy weight a t­ next week after suffering two mosphere' with three shafts of setbacks. Beaten in doubles com­ light, thA champion voted finally petition with It. N. Williams by against a fight this year. He William T. Tllden and William took initial steps in the manage­ Johnson ids defeat yesterday by ment of his own fistic uffuirs. He tho Intter in East-W est matches limited his contemplate ring art- was accomplished only nftcr the ivltlea to one fight next summer Olympic champion himself had been three time* within a point of with Wills. . Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons victory. Tl* sphere of niblick and mushOf Michigan City, met the chamion and broadcast news thnt he ie surprised by the duster of low ad received his signature to nil sevepties posted on curds of pub­ agreement to box the negro. At lic links golfers last week, in the same time, Dempsey announc­ their annual tournament, today ed that the fight still was. open turned their interest to the play­ to the highest bMiliirn" Rickards ing of the. New Jersey optrti nt discounted the story of Dempsey* Westfield, N. J., starting Tuesday. agreement to fight for Fitzsim­ Tennis funs looked ahead a pro­ mons, Jack Kearns refusing lo gram of invitation play at South­ admit retirement as Dempsey's ampton, an international struggle diot, Joked About It. Paddy Mid- lietween women* teams of Eng­ ins, manager o f Wills, took a land ami America at Forest IFilla, Missouri attitude and preferred N. Y., Friday and Suturduy and to await the nrrivnl pf Fitzaim* Davis cup contest* between Spain mons and ami Kearns Hear mona here nest week. ami Japun nt Baltimore, Mr., ami . pemnsey pum punctuated the thump te1tween Australia and Cunatln nt puililrd mitten in dally Montreal—nil these in addition to —, of . .. the .— ....titled ‘ kV'ilfO M * training with paper and pencil, a renewal of tin* struggle lietweea putting in his first week ns man- Richards and Johnston. Buselmll fandom refused to be •*' ager. Reports from California de­ scribed the champion's forecast coaxed by the attraction* of other I of Demnsey-Wilis drawing power struggles from the Idow-to-ldow ns equivalent of f.'I.OOO.OOO of pennant fight between W ashing­ Which Dempsey was said to ask ton and Philadelphia ill the Amer­ one third. The amounts nro np- ican ami the Iteluted dash of Cin­ , proximutcly double the gute and cinnati to overtuke Pittsburgh guarantee paid to see the chum- nnd New York in tho National. Interest Is Renewed As Ath­ letics Gather Forces For Latq Rummer Struggles; i < Major Leagues Are Aflame U iU S S I Home Runs Win F»r Cardin­ als Over Phillies; Chicago Cubs Down Hoston Braves In Double Header, 8-1, 2-0 CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.—New York although outbatted and outfielded, bunched hits with base* on balls in the first nnd eighth in­ nings nnd took the last game of the series from Cincinnati, 6 to 4. The Reds hit Nehf sharply, but seldom when much damage re ­ sulted. A lucky double play In the sixth, started when Critz' drive bounced off Terry’s glove into Kelly’s grnip, featured the game. Frisch injured his hand in a collision with Schultz in the six­ th and will he out for a week or more. Score by innings: New York .. .. 200 000 0 3 0 -6 - 8-2 Cincinnati .... 002 001 100-4-12-0 Batteries: Nehf nnd H artley; Muy and Hargrave, Wingo. CARDS’ IIO.MERS WIN ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.—Four home runs helped the Cardinals defeat Philadelphia in the op«ning game of the series here Sunday, 8to 4. Shinners, the first Cardinal to bat, hit into the right field bleachers with the call 3 to 2. Hornsby clouted a homer in the same inning and raised his Season’s total to thirty with a drivo out of the park in the fifth. Blades hit for the circuit in the second. Friherg was banished for arguing with Umpire McCormick, Fonseca moving to second und Hawks to first. Score by innings. Philadelphia 003 000 OOl—4- 7-0 St. Louis........ 2I0 140 OOx—8-13-4 Batteries: Mitchell, Betts, Pearce and Henline; Sothuron und O’Farrell. CUBS DOWN BRAVES TWICE CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—Chicago was in n butting mood Sunday nnd batted out a double victory over Hoston, H to l, und I3 to 3. In tho first game the locals hud little difficulty bunching their hit* off Jesse Burnes while Alexander nev­ er had to exert himself. In tho second contest the Cubs jumped off to an early lend on Grulium uml continued their bombardment on three other Boston twirlers, while Cooper breezed through nicely. First Game. Scoro by innings: Boston ........ 000 010 000—1- 7-4 Chicago 102 110 2 lx —H-ll-o Batteries: Burnes, Keen and Gibi»r^ Alexander nnd llurtentt. Second (Janie Score by innings: Boston 000 020 001— 3- 0-0 Chicago 403 3(H) 30x—13-17-2 Butteries: Graham, Vargas, Marquard and O’Neil, Gibson; Cooper, and Gonzales, Harnett. | ATTENDING CONVENTION TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 10 — State printer, Colonel T. J. Appleyard, i* attending a convention of printer* in Kulurnuzmi, Michigan. The murder rate in the United Stutes is forty time* a* high a* that of Switzerland. (Second HoH) Won T a m p a ........ ............ 32 Lakeland................... 28 St. Petersburg........ 19 S a n fo rd ......................1° Yesterday’s Results i m i n i H H 1"1 Gehrig bit "■'■home ran In the eecond Ining. Score by innings: Chicago ..001 000 110 0 0 1 -4 - 8-0 N. York 011 000 001 000-3-10-1 Batteries: Thurston end Crouse, Schalk; Shocker and Schang. LOTS, GROVES, FA R M S EDINBURGH" Aug. 10.—An ab­ stract of the speech delivered by Emily Rathou, internationally known temperance and social worker of Sweden, before the World’s Women’s Christian Tem­ perance Union convention here in June is to be distributed among W. C. T. U. organizations of the world ns the result of a motion passed by the convention at the conclusion of her message. MU* Rnthou described Sweden's efforts for prohibition and the workings of the present system of govern-j merit control. Administration of the present Bratt system, which correspond* largely to the one time permit sys­ tem used in sections of the United States, costs the Swedish govern­ ment 30,000,000 crowns annually, Miss Rnthou asserted. She de­ clared that government interest in temperunee work took the form of a substantial annual subsidy for S the work of temperance education. SPECIALIZING IN ACREAGE Store In G row ing Community CARRYING GENERAL MERCHANDISF CHOICEST LOCATION, TERMS. TAM IAM I L A N D COMPANY Room 3-3 1-2, 4 W. L. Seig Duke Seek in g Aid In PreservingFrenchA rt PARIS, Aug. 10.—The Duke of Trevise, who has been active in exposing art fuku* and the pro­ secution of art thefts, i* seeking American help to i>i|eservo the art ami history of France. The Duke has Interested the government und the public in his work, ami bus won the govern­ ment's approval t make a tour of the principal cities of the United Stutes in November and De­ cember to ipeuk on the work of the Safeguard of French Art So­ ciety, of which he is president. He intends to show by photo­ graph* uml screen pictures just how the art of old may be pro­ tected from the decay of age. Sea Trip AT AUCTION We are permanently located in Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS jr Wo guarantee Satisfaction. If you have Property you want sold—List It will) i and kiss it good-bye. " ALLEN AND BREN T 110 E. Second Street, Sanford, Ha. Standard Coastwise Passenger and Fast Freight Routes Muiivrn oil-hurnlntf atrnm er* . Wid* run*** of j>*M#nif*r accommodation* and a hig h ftU n d ard of ruUItt*. T ra nai> ortat kin includr* nival* a n d in i Id* »tat«ruom berth. D# lua« accommod ation* o r p r e f e r r e d location* available et v arying additional charges. New *S. aS. "Cherokee" Now In Service SUMMER EXCURSION FARES T lr k e t s on Hale May 16th lo Hept. S0»h. J Al it s o > YI I.I.K JA C K S O N V II.I.K TO TO 128 F ee t R eturn L im it Oct. 31st. X H W Y O I I K A M ) I t E T U H N . . . ......... C H A III.K ST O .N A M I I I K T L U N S JS.I H SIHUO Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two stores tkitl F in a l l.lmlt Oct. 31. IMS corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can beptaj chased at $75.00 a front foot on easy terms. s to s ia v yoiik (Culling nt Charleston ) H ft.' "I’hsroken" ( N e w ......... July IS. 27. August 6. IS. 2(. H H. ’•Apuchg'* ( Direct Ju ly IS. 2*. AiiKU-tt 12. 26. H. H. •'Lenupi-’* ... ................ July 16. AURIlit I. 19,20. 29. H a •'('oinaaclie'' ............... July 25. Auguiil 3, 13. 22, 31. a, "Arapahoe” ( D ir e c t ) July 22, August 5, I). 8 1 a / ''Data wit re” ( F r e ig h t Only) Ju ly 30, August X, 17, 27. Aut >te A*1* ••t i • l*i s a il in g i i t a n J ackson vn.1.1: 60 F eet *!\{ •H#»r l 1* •<* •!» )• - . L i * ** • i ^ q n r , h f < n • t? Between First and Second Streets on Sanford Aven O o ln g via C h arleston — Returning l»lri>ct Hleatner. Front Jui-kmiiivlllr t<> Churleatoii every Thursday —Arrlvo and Irava Charleston ev ery Frtdny— Due Miami Sumlny morning R e tu r n in g nlraniein lea v e .Miami ev ery T u e sd a y (P assenger* received o n b osru Monday n ig h t ) arrivin g J a c k s o n v ille Wednesday morning. M IA M I T O N E W # At $610.00 per front foot. Y O I I K A M ) I I K T I ' l l N *<15.33 Hlc.tt)iers sa il from Miami for N ew York (calling ut J a c k s o n v i l l e ) every Ttiesd.iy ul day break. Open for reception of p asien gern Moaduy even in g b e t w e e n 7 o’clock uml m id n igh t Express alramer "Seneca'' s a il for N ew York, direct every Friday at I pin ST. JOHNS IIIV Kit KYI'I IISIIINS Hanford to J a c k so n v ille uml l t d urn lio o il. Including Mrul* und liertli. Hteuinern L ea ve Hanford T u esd ay, Thursday, Sat indue 12:15 Noon. L ea v e J a ck so n v ille .Monday, Wednesday. Frida) I oo I'. M. For further information, rtnervntiont, ticket*, etc,, up/Wj/ to CLY D E Jacksonville Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, W. 2102 First St. Realtors. Sailti \ L IN E Sanford Miami THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS THE SOONER W WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. S a n fo rd H e r a ld ’s Buyers’ Guide ALPHABETICAL k At ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HARDWARE 1 1 la larg e an d sm a ll tr a c ts . A ay w h cra lu F lo rid a. \\ hrn ninrkrC for A n y th in * I». A. MERO SEMINOLE F U R N IT U R E CO. .N ig h t T hose A ll 1-3 81ft K. F lm C M r f O . \u%» hn%r irlnl Ih* rrnf. u u n Thnn# “ YY’e l ) a I t . " MODEL TRIM COM PANY PRESSING CLUB SEM INOLE P R E SSE R Y W liulrnulr • • S E I I V I t ’E*' C len n e rs — D y ers llu u u fn rfu rrrn SANFORI) FILLING STATIO N | OS W. 3ud I’ ll n u e II.Y3-J ’S CLOTHING S u e rra .iira T u l l s g g e l l F illin g H tstlu n . W e S p e c la tl.r l » l i r r s s l n g u n d W 'u a h lllg . S s a f u r d A • e., a t N r. u u d S t r e e t . , I'h u u s I I I “ W e N e v e r l luse** 33 H o u r S e rv ic e T h o n rm -W 1 'h n n r till Irr llir lirnf. ESTATE JO H N E. FOX S. W. BRADFORD M llsite F re e T n n ta E itra E M U O SSIN G WIGHT P R IN T SH OP SEMINOLE CREAMERY 1 MO \V. TOPS E N G H A V I.N O — m il y u u r h u u ie cuuiplete. flMMKIIAI. HICCAIlls T h a n e 311 Ihr £ CREAM W e u ts h e Im u irs n u t uf h iiu .e s . I .r l u s f u r u l . h D a, In PRINTING In n \v \ h i : H O O FIN G a ii HILL HARDW ARE CO. “ M e S p e c ia lise In F l t l u r e r ITO WRECKER Mr? "* i n n . n t : n v ii t* A I3 T f A M I SA N FO Itl) ELECTRIC CO., INC. TH E BRITT-CH ITTENDEN CO., INC. _ Real E state Auction Satea.’ Let us sell your propert,! Delightful :<T A h.'r SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Memphis 6; Little Rock 5. Mobile 3; Chattanooga fl. New Orleans 0; Nushville 2. Only three games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis nt Philadelphia. Itetroit ut Boston. Only two scheduled. ___» C. W. Culpeper .V AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 4; New York 3 (12 in­ nings.) Cleveland 7; Washington 6. Only two scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Hoston at Chicago. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York nt Pittsburgh. Philadelphia ut St. Louis. — Allen & Brent NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 5; Cincinnati 4. Boston l-3; Chicago 8-I3. Philadelphia 4; St. Louis 8. Only three scheduled. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Sanford nt St. Petersburg. Lakeland ut Tampa. — H i m i i m i l i m m m H H H m i . ......... FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE No Gumes. Today’s Games Ball Bldg. | T h eater A gent llu lld lu g p a i r u f p a n t a w i t h e y e r r s u i t , »j u l o a u d i n in e a d u u a I a l l u r i n g Sale. P' far Thum aa E. YVIIsu n E atale. 1‘ b u n c UDS 1 r *‘ A ll h l n d a o f p r o p e r t y l i s t e d a n d f a r so le . A I NT WANT ADS LOSS1NG PA IN T COMPANY, INC. S rran d S treet at S safurd A v e n u e . T h o s e 3 TS. IJ h e r s o u - l . l m l a i r , P . I n i s — F a r K » , r , f u r a u . a l a s ts th e L o n g est. , IN THE H ERALD N Ik B R I N G R E S U L T S v 'C �tf» fTO.Vtt M E SANFORD HERALD, MO \ AUGUST 10, 1925 isno Substitute for Results P h o n e 148 Classified Directory % RATES Iflrta P le n f tn for firs t The flan■ff* ii h. responsible r M»rr«ct Insertion, f e f fir r ? L cities should bs I ” *.nlr la rOR SALE: Direct from owner 5 room house, bath, electric W anted lights, 2 1-2 acres, -10 orange trees onhan! road 2 1-2 miles from post ''A NTED : F'rorn five to 10 ncres unimproved land within radius OHIO—Xenia Make your snlcs office towards Country Club! Ideal through the Xenin Garotte, Zon- place for chickens. Thone 671-J. of three miles of city. H. care The Herald, ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ trict. \\ ant ad and display rates FOR SALE: Ilawniimi guitar with instructions how to play. Can WANTED: The public to know on request. be seen at 511 Park Ave. that they car. get their auto re­ pair work done reasonable nnd FOR SALE: At a bargain. One Classified nds have the largest young Jersey bull, 30 head of work guaranteed by expert me­ circulation in Southwestern Geor­ good dairy cows, nil will give milk chanics. Wallace's Garage, on Orgia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. this winter. Cash or all on term s Inndo Road. Ono mile from city with security. 1). W. Kennedy, DeTO REACH the prosperous farm ­ U nd, Fla. Route 1, Box 11. ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ WANTED: Well drilling work. Ex­ ia county advertise in the DcLnnd FOR SALE: Lot H I, extra Inrge, pert now in position to do well Highland Ave. Quick sale *1350, drilling. Call Ashley Holly, 319 Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. Terms. Fred W. Dal!. Phone 306-J, East First Street. REAL ESTATE K Q mIIoo. J. of fen rsK «»«■ t u t *lth rats*, ru lss E. SPURRING, sift-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. SIGNS Any Kind— Anywhere «'*y°,uf ,oto 10 . .our want Jt!l5T*eVoTtCB frt should sddrsss *!*• th ,,[ as lUr pbon* num ber If , , , suits. About ons . 0t g thouaand na« • ,,d ths thors «*n t ,, wild jo u u n lsss Toor s.Mrsss. * ifttssssr* MC»T »* st T b. * ** < . ,M sSIre »r b r letclrthsse dUesmtlP* a«t filld . sa le LUMBER delivered FOI , r -“Jnd Sanford, yellow n| pine framing, sheathing, siding, ficc, flooring ceiling and finish. At Prices that ---- are a savings to you. FOR RENT: Two large rooms for liitht housing. West First Street. \crm ont Lumber Co. Osteen. H a. Phono 685-W. 'OR SALE: Carload of extra fancy bananas. Selling a t ,ea- FOR RENT: Furnished npnrtment. Call Sanford Paint and Wall Pa­ finable price. First Street and per Co., First Street. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. We do it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Ave.-Commcrclal St. ■ s ^, n restricted to SfiU for PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY, W. N. Lumley, Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEASES, a t very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Type­ w riters. Telephone 03, Welnka Bldg. la A BY CONDO EVERT TRUE PRINTING Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Phone ilBO-W. Sanford Ave. At F irst Street. SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. Only one year old. Southern exposure. On lot 66x117, *7,875.00, *1375.00 cash, balance in 5 years. e v e r i e r T y o u j u s t m i s s & t> a p ic w ic OP TH e 5TES6T ! *VN©V TUG m o n k e y H e c r ) o u r h >a p a w f o r m o n e y x P u t a T ceNNY in IT t h a t L H G A T c T > ^ ~ ^ W rrH A MATtFff II iTfci i . _ —.. ■ . • LARGE LOT 54x164 corner High­ land and Oak. Southern exposure, *1750.00. *550.00 cosh, balance 1, 2, 3 years. EAST FRONT LOT on Laurel Ave., between 12th and 13th St. Price *1400.00. *300.00 cash, bal­ ance *10.00 monthly. PALMETTO AVR. LOT east front between Katie and Sanford *1601).00. *500.00 cash, balance *50.00 month. 4 LOTS on lau rel Ave., close in 2 corners, 12th nnd 13th Street. *3500.00. *1500.00 cash balance to suit purchaser. x \ 't \ (W-AY HAVe. M P & S € .T > T H C P t G N I C . , B u t IN G T C P TING- r o c : THC- B A R B C C U C ».»' OAK AVE. LOT 62x117 between N th nnd 15th Streets *1400.00. *300.00 cash balance $30 month. WANTED: Girl with some book­ 10 ACRE ORANGE GROVE in keeping experience for office city limits of nearby town for work. Answer in oym handwriting. *10,000.00. *3000.00 cash, balance P. O. RoX 511. to suit purchaser. TIN AND METAL WORK JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet MetaJ Work. W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third S tre e t Tele­ phone 111.______ ____ " AA l r,l>: Hy steady young man APARTMENT HOUSE SITE 110 F'OIt SALE: Hotel, modern, fu rn ­ a position as stenographer. Ad­ Ft. on Magnolia Ave.. east front L p ro m p t. E fficient. ished. Tourist town on St, An * dress 300 Care Herald. nnd close In *6500.00. *2000.00 cash . gersice drews Day. Consider trnde for San­ balance 1, 2, 3 years. ford property. G. II. Smoke, 120 1-2 W ANTED: 6 carpenters. Cook Palmetto Avenue, Bros. Park & Martin or 7th nnd WAREHOUSE SITE 108x77. Price *100.00 per foot. *1000.00 cash, Laurel. F’OR SALE: One 50 foot residence THIS balance to suit purchaser. lot, 2nd lot from corner of 15th WANTED: To communicate with BS3 DIRECTORY and Magnolia Ave, Price *1750. high school graduate for position A REAL BUILDING LOT. corner *550 1-nsh. Balance satisfactory as governess to 3 boys, second, Myrtle nod 12th. East front *1600. I u place wttfcle m u It* I M f l r o f M i i f e e d HILL LUMBER CO. H oum » FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando terms. H. M. RUM BLEY. third and fourth grades. Answer, *500.00 cash, *175.00 90 days, bal­ M , « nf t e a seeded. Service. Quality and Price. Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ F'OIt SALE: Good second hand P. O. Box 891, Sanford, F'ln. ance $15 per month. lb list wbra »«T fied business, rate lc a word, min­ baby carriage. Price reasonable. l( | , r r q n l r r f . I I I* WANTED: A position as a nurse, SANFORD AVENUE BUSINESS alphshetlesllr *•» imum 21c cash with order. II] Palmetto Ave. maid or cook. Apply Eugene 'PROPERTY between 6th and 7th. Johnson, 1012 Twelfth Street. Gor- 60x117, *2(81.00 per foot. *5000.00 D A V ID B. H Y E B THE MORNING JOURNAL is the FOR SALE: Six osbourgh. R oom s For K ent | Bpire la ThU cash, balance 1 and 2 years. accepted want ad medium in, chain nnd othe ARCHITECT! Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word $100.00. C. S. Fb Vb c t o r t WANTED: Room in private fam­ an insertion. Minimum 23c. I F'ln. ily. Good location. Permanent. 3 ROSE COURT M)TH 76x110 FOR RENT—Roomi with or with­ pbonb each. *1300.00. *120.00 cash, bal­ out meals. Reasonable rates, Box 1, Herald Office. ance to suit purchaser. Lincoln House. TAMPA DAILY TIMES. Tampa, Fla. Thousands read the clas­ FOR RENT: Front bedroom. Call sified pages of Florida's Great ie<i Directory nt Milne* Theatre or 321 Mag­ Home Daily, rates 2 cents n word. nolia Avenue. Minimum 25c, cash with order. FOR KENT: House. Sec John H IL TO N ’S DEAN-BEHG CORPORATION SO — Multtgraphing. Write for complete rate card. Musson. iiA niir.it s h o p 202 First Street cid mniling—as you Phone 713 FOR SALE—Space on lho pngs 113 Magnolia Ave. .thro you w ant i t PALM BEACH COUNTY — The FOR RENT: Unfurnished apart­ for classified advertisements, 6 First Claaa Barbers 11H. E Porch, Flrat Wa can sell your home, vacant scene nf stupendous develop­ ment, three rooms, private hath, Why not rent those vacant rooms, Special Attention lank Bldg. ment. Head about it in the Palm Iota nr small parcels nnd acreage with hot water. Private entrance or sell that second-hand goods! Given To Iaidlea and Children Bench Post. Sample copy Rent on anywhere in Seminole, Orange, Vo­ 919 Oak Avenue. ,E8 FOR RENT lusia nnd Lake Counties if you request. will list it with ns from ten to FOR RENTfi 811-2 acres of farm­ Miscellaneous thirty days with exclusive sales ing land, Highly cultivated. All m A SONS China ware In English Porce­ ADVERTISING gets results If It K Drive U. rights. Just mail your price, necessary ^dWvhP^AWP Vntirhinery* reaches potential buyers/ Pa- terms lains, nuvarinn and Japanese latka and description to th* ind 2nd St. a Two mules. Seed beds nil ready DUPLEX shorthand course by Daily News is circulated in mail means success. Pay when made. Necessary for mo (o leave China make lovely gifts an industrial and agricultural sec­ MID-FLORIDA I,AND you succeed. Cost one-fifth others. N)B FOR BIRR nt once. Apply Box 803 or Mailed tion. , COMPANY UT0 SERVICE Day nt 1st Street nnd Sanford Avenue. National Shorthand School, Lake­ The B a ll H ardw are land, Fla. l Meets all train*. Rag119 First National Bank. Sanford, ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er­ F'OIt RENT: Furnished room 1 or |rr. Phono 651 and 63-W Florida, P. (>. Box 965. $1.50 Values f u r ...........$1.00 ald, South Georgia’s greatest 2 gentlemen. Millonville Ave.. 75c Values for .......... 50c Phono 725. !newspaper. Morning, afternoon, 2nd house above Ball Park. Licks weekly nnd Sunday. Classified ACT QUICK AND WE SELL Residence. Etc. Bmice and Quality rates 10c per line. Wnycross JourQUICK* As Long As They Last I Rtign* nnl-lleruld, Wnycross, Georgia. MEAT MAIIRET Lost And Found [P 1 A C A F E “A Greater Sanford Through TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— l!f»l[le House Drinking Water A Creator Chamber of 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla LOST: Radio battery, put in wrong Send in your subscription to tho IkVrr. 105 W. 1st St. Municipal Supply Ford In front of Chnml>cr of Commerce” Tribune or hand it to your local Commerce office Monday. Please dealer so you can read Florida's City Of Sanford greatest newspnper. One year, return to Turner McDonald at R IN Ii’S FILLING *8.00, 6 months, *1.00, three months Stokes Grocery Store. BUS STOKE — Pre*2.00. If you desire *1,000 insur­ Stall, S ,U , W, Approved by FI. A . SP E IR LOST: leath er wallet containing STATION ance policy add 75c to your order. P M it your phone. papers of great value to the own­ The Florida Citrus Exchange, Contractor and Builder Florida Stale Hoard DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell the leading co-operative organiza­ er only, together with several 1113 Sanford Ave. Hanford, Fla Of Health anything? if so advertise in tion of its kind in the state, was painted cards. Finder return to 499-M — Phono — 499-M Semhioh1 Hotel and receive reward. the Gainesville Sun. founded in 1909. 1xleotric CO. 2108 PALMETTO AVR DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — hCtllon & PUtt Pensacola is beginning the *• kmjthlng elecgreatest development in Georgia’s W. Elictragith E v e ry th in g history; a half million dollar high­ ■ INSURANCE READ ESTATE Business Sites way to the gulf beach just finish­ • For the Sportsm an ed; a t two million dollar bridge across Flscnmbia Bay started; 3 Apartment House Sites At quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions I Water Fronts B ah H ardw are being spent on highway; greatest Phone 8 chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. The Pensa­ I fUHHST cola News. and all those who contributed to the success of V r.H* nom sithe membership campaign of the Chamber of AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ R ,:0f £ wiiloai. gusta, Ga„ Augusta’s greatest Commerce on the wonderful record that has been HRAI. RST&TR -l.wr.STMR.VTS P ^O oo# 2S0-W classified medium, rate, cash, 9c made. L obby P u le sto n -U ru m le y lllilg. charge, 10c minimum. H anford F lo rid a Building Material w. H. 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Creel Britain lights reeer � 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, August 10, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 10, 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>, August 10, 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