9 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/44f3079cf25d479ca2228e3867d38ef0.pdf 070a220dbc4d361116959efa09c1252a PDF Text Text • T H R lY R A T llE R Y O tfR N E W S P A P E R iibllshcd in F lo rid a ’s H e a rt, hie W o r ld ’s G re a te st V e ge ta b le •ction, Its R ichest G ard en L an d iU M N XV. 1 — 0 A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S S A N F O U I ), F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , J U L Y 6, 19 Oil Fire t I^ocnl thondershowers; gentle eastcrly- winds. *•**-. Msximum Temp. .................... ............... 00 Minimum Temp. -------------------------------------- J T2 ticeing yoisss -rWttCQtS P R IC E F I V E C E N T S N U M B E R 289 William G. McAdoo On the Job A t Santa Barbara T ax Is Included In 1925County Budge', escuc W ork Carried On Under Glare Of Stores Arc Lights; tB bbe ToBeginSoon C h attan ooga O fficia l Ilegins Investigation O f i Account O f A lleged K idnaping T old Dy 2 M en Found Sunday * B O S T O N . J u ly G— T h e fo riy -t h ird body w a s taken front ' tho w reck o f the Pickw ick C lub, once a g a y n igh t resort today ju s t 50 hours a ft e r a th ron g o f " N i g h t B e fo re the F o u r t h " revelers w e re H ung dow n and bu rie d w ith the col­ lapse o f the bu ild in g. A ll n igh t lon g the search A holt o f lightning struck a 55,000bnrrcl tank of oil at I’d Dorado, Kan., and here's what happened. The smoko cloud shot 500 feet up in the air ntul kept the town in had gone forward under the con­ semi-darkness ail day. centrated glare o f dozens o f arc lights. An army o f men bad putictttly removed bricks and sticks and ''worked their w ay through the &>M» of debris, pausing now and again l lift another unfortun­ ate person. Borne o f the bodies found Swore o f persons paying their first visit to the club, while otheruawere those o f habitues. Onaftmin who had his w ife's pic­ ture'tfPn pocket over his heart, was /oundfjn the dead arms o f anoth­ Counsel F o r Younjr Tcncher er wflgnnn. Most o f the bodies W ill A sk O rd e r Checkin': have Jbion identified today. T ria l A t D ay to n ; D r. N eal CltVb county and stuto w ill open Hits T a lk W it h Ju dge Gore an unfestigatiun to determine the c a u M o f Die disaster, which with COOKF.VILLI-:. Tcnn., July it. p M m ly only one exception, is the w o j V that Boston has ever known Indications ore that Judge John J. (lore o f the United States dis­ ijt-S c toll o f life. man was shot and slightly trict court for middle Tennessee anm ded and three others were ar­ will be asked today to grant a rested ns suspicious persons when temporary order restraining the police found them riflin g the cloak­ Tennessee state courts from trying room of the Pickwick club today. J, T. Scopes next Fridnv on a , This loom was in the corner o f the charge o f violating the* Tennessee building and left standing and was law prohibiting the teaching o f V W K ia lly shielded by the falling theories o f elvolulion in the public schools. Dr. John It. Neal, chief H b D i 'c n injiuc.l wore in bospit c o n n - for .the U'-,un countv hi"li »la. Police nnd fire department reboot teacher, reached Cookeville office .-3 refused to estimate the Sunday. A fter a conference lute Sunday between Judge Gore, Dr. Neal and former stut.* Senator Oscar H ol­ odov, with whom Dr. Neill served in tlie state senate, Judge (Jon rani that he had been given l i v impression tfiat Dr. N e il w ill pre­ sent a petition today all bough the juduv said the lawyer had made n<> definite statement o f ;u :h con­ templated action. Neal in Silent. Dr. N ' ul was as silent In Cooke­ ville a* he has been in other •bi « in regard t.» a potriihin e f ­ fort to bait the trial at Dayton, •lud'/e Core raid that Dr. Neal hail n.-ked him what time today it v. mi id he convenient for Neal to <e tin* juilgo “ in rhombur*.*' Judge Gore mid that be told the Knoxville man he would bo a va il­ able from 8 o'clock on. A fte r the eonf' reurp N’i al and Hollnduy went swimming. Judge Gore indicate I that Dr. Neal would have to i »e *iit n STATE TRIBUNAL MAY NOT GET TO IN C IN N A T I, July 3.— Purse:-, legatin g $077,0(10 are attractowners o f race horses from all ts o f the country to the 53-dny sting of the Exliibitors’ uud cdors’ Association, which w ill run otT on the newly eroded •y D in ml track bcgiuni.ig July C H A T T A N O O G A . Tcnn.. July (5. — Sheriff Tom Sclinan, this morn­ ing began nil investigation into tho story toid by Dr. W. D. Mo­ ron, local veterinarian and I j w renco Bowman alleged fender t and aide, of federal piohiliition o f Be­ ers that they had been kidnapped on Signal Mountain and Kept cap­ tives 10 days. # . ‘ Tho two men, who disappeared Juno 23 wore found yoaterday morning tied to a tree in the wilua about 15 miles from Chattanooga. Sheriff Selmnn declared that the whole stury appeared absurd and Mint he intended to get to the bot­ tom o f tho case. When found, both men were ill * erioua condition due to their long exposure and insufficient nourish­ ment. They were brought to Chattanooga immediately after they had been found by Jim Thomp on, a mountaineer. As the two men were found on a snot that was previously search­ ed by a posse, it is believed that the men were moved each night ;<> n section o f tho mountain that Here is a picture showing the former secretary o f treasury w ith group o f boy scouts .shortly nf ter he hud arrived in the California City. Mr. McAdoo reached Santa Rarlmrn b efore'th e earth i|uukes had censed and was leading a movement to start rebuilding the city at once. ‘ Cincinnati Robbers Get $19,800 In Cash DIFFERENT W AYS (M N fH N N A T I, .lull; n.— A fu il they hud hound three w.dclinion mid two porters at 11, Cincinnati zoological gardeua early today, seven robliers invaded the club house, blew i'i en one safe, pried the door 11oiu another ntul escaped with approximately 5IP,COO in money nnd checks. man said that ul bail been tour days since Mason hail eaten, hav­ ing become angry at being held M a n y A tten d C elebration s captive and refused to eat and A t Dench W h ile O th ers drink on ono occasion. The cupSpend D ay A t Hom e O r A t tors then grew angry with Mason, N n e rb y L ak e s And S p rin g s Bowman stated, nnd refused to either feed him or give him water. Although a large number o f San­ Finding of the men occurred when Thomas, accompanied by his ford people attended out-of-town ‘‘..•-year-old grandson, and a German |Fourth o f July celebrations, thero police dog, were seeking hogs thnt i wore a g iq a r many who remained had escaped from his farm. He [evidenced from tho large number was tiimucd, he stated, when he here throughout the day a.i was saw Bowman, his face covered (attending the ball game and other with a heavy growth o f beard, |activities in this city on that day. Many citizens enjoyed til-' l.skcthinking hi* was an apparition. M in istry O f W a r S a y s S e v e ­ When iie’vs of the discovery o f Maml-S: nfnrd Imre ball ;-inie and deral L oyal T iih e s IJavt* ■•In-e that tho play, e p-dully the i he nun was received in the city, Scecdcd ti> Join A h d cl K rim • litvi Deputy Nick Bush, wtw has fielding, o f the two teams on Saturbeaded th- search for tho non. . dt •. was tho be t seen oa the local leaped into an automobile and sped idiainonq this year. A R I 8 , July li.— Th? mltiintry tn the : 'ininiit o f tho mountain, Tin* first activities o f tin* day war, in ar> official note issued w here he c inducted un investiga- inclnd.'il the formation o f a parade day night, admits what is conlion into the a ffa ir uud sought, to ; n* lhe loon! arm ory at K:1.T o'eiuck •red a aerinuH act hack on the ferrei out iho captors of the men. Saturday morning nnd the march to romtn front near Tar.a. Some The in w.* o f the finding o f thu Ji ' lit it I Dark at H:GO o'clock w here tlie loyal tri'oeii have cecoded men spn-.el like wildfire. Crowds D ■•‘•.*11. e Day exercises worn held, the Kiffians have suecccdcd in besieged the hospital. By tint time i A t tho pari., Bov, T. J. Nixon, rying nut nttneka on the French Muxon nr.ived at the hospital a pastor o f the Methodist Church, qn through tho breach thus crowd o f inore than a hundred had , g ive lie* opening prayer. Iliir almost overrun thu institution. v m followed by an addr ■ by It V. The note nayr: Tin ■ w u i i e i nactcd .u tin- i. l>. King, paster o f the IIapii.it "Gcrtniii dcBpat'.'lics gave a pe<sanitarium where Bowman was Church, the National Defense Test cat rind. Crowds and cars congre­ and what it represents. In hln aiiriislie. aspect to recent events on gated for two blocks between hos­ talk, Rev . K ing explained the ! tho eastern end o f the Moroccan pital nnd jail. meaning o f tlio occasion as appoin­ front in the region o f Tazum. ted by tho President and urged tin ! " A fte r vnlimitly realsting per­ people o f this city anil community I distent attacks by the enemy, cer­ ! to do llicir part iri making it a uc- tain io>al tribes piuTially acceded, n|icning u wide breach in the first line through which lit - Riffiuns p.iised to attack oor regular tenure with tr*s operation of tlie <troop . 1 lie latter are now niitkT i’MlCJhCn :tatv courts. in*.' the liei t. preparations to drive . :.::d make llilll pay “ Tills court i.« very slow In in * K \VA M I’SCOTT, Mass.. July «. I dearly for his aggrcaiion. terrupt l lit* v >rfcings of thr slate I i ’ re.ddcnl anil Mrs. Coolidgc worcourts,” the judge said, "and cause hipped Sunday in tho historic (aI’ohlic opinion ought not to nlfor interference by tho f dorul liernmle Congregational Church at I low itrelf to be disturbed by uucii courts would have to be justified Salem. jopiaodes, which are custorniary in indeed for this court to issue any colonial wnrn. Tho present opera­ In (his edifice, founded in 17J0, kind o f order." tions arc attenderl with difficulties they heard the history o f th" na­ I not found either in thu European Judge Gore raid (hat he lmd.no tion traced and a plea made that war o f previous campaigns in Mo­ idea of the argument the attorney i. assume leadership in the estab­ rocco. Our adversaries are better would use and lie awaited with in­ lishment o f world peace and broth­ armed than ten years ago; their terest the probable presentation o f erhood. attacks are better organized and the petition toilny. Without intimation about their more frequent on a wider front Early Hearing. plans, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidgc ac­ and they know to a certain ex­ I f a petition is filed and o re­ companied bv Frank W. Steams, tent how to use up-to-datu mili­ tho Sommer White House straining order issued. Judge Gore l"ft tary methods. : hortly after 10 o'clock, motoring said that the order would have lo "On thu other hand, the attacks he fil <*d in the Chattanooga divis­ to Halcin. They were met at the L A X GROW INt o f modern armies, notably tho con­ ion o f tho eastern <iistrict o f Tcnn- church dour by ushers and escorted' ••see where it would become re­ to a pewneur the front. I.ON DON. July 3.— To cncour- centration o f forces to strike de­ The church was practically filled nge tho growing o f fiax seed and cisive blows, have as a drawback, turnable within ten days. Tho judge also indicated that in enso before lho services started soon flax in the United Kingdom on a j if i too systematically employed, be isiucd nn order he would be in­ after their arrival and a crowd commercial scale, a rnrmultlce ap­ till* defection o f loyal tribes ami fluenced in setting a date fo r the was outside when they loft. pointed bv the Board o f Trade has |consequently an increase in th i In hi i nrnyer, thc Rev. C. II. unanimously hearing in the temporary order by recommended that numhi r of enemy contingents fil­ tering through the lines. the .'act that the Scopes trial is (Scale, the pastor, asked for blesn- $200,000 he mndc available. scheduled to open in the Tennessee ini-s on tho President and those state court Friday. associated with him in authority. He did not again mention the Pres­ ident's nanm nor call uttention to bis presence. In tho sermon.aftor setting forth a goal for the nation in world affairs, he declared Ka nr* amount exported in uny 1eomniir.hmcnt remained in the W A S H IN G T O N . July ti idncc 1913*14. hands o f the statesmen and a unit- ports o f cotton from cnili < 'totes were The cotton crop >n India w led rcipon o from the people. llirco important surplus pro< anting—the ported this season to be “ I countries are running henvi'. • pening cesvion o f thi Southern the largest on record” wit season than in any season New.snmp^r Ptilill.ihers' Association ports likely to bo larger tl 10(4-15. ~ *rd annual convention which ii to any previous year. During I Department o f Agricultui continue through Wedu ;rday aftertier, January nnd February, urcs made public Sunday d noon. exported 1,315,000 bales as wl that tiio umc’Jiit expoitet! ; pared with 1,109.000 In thc thc United States In the three months Inst season. months from September, 1! Cotton plunting in Africa I May, 1925, amounted to 7.7 -M rs. William 'creased rapidly in nemly bales, ns compared with 5.i died but night the new regions, nnd n fort! i morning nine crease next year la indicated he hospital as I is attributed to tho stiinulai ad on Hiitonioprivate enterprise, governnu and tkc efforts of English n ! obtain cheaper raw* cotton. as masters and mutes, ine now glo-Egyptinn sudan, it is est school is expected to provide in' that 300,000 acres will be !st,ruction fo r fishermen ucsirinp available fa r irrigated cotto DADE (T T Y — Tw o vast tracts certificates ns skippers and secoml o f land, embracing 115,807 acres, hands, ami for hoys desiring t< follow a sea career. sold for ?0,28C,000. Fed eral T ra d e Coot m ission R eports T o C on gress Its S u ggestion s T o Im prove ’Flic Situation In I'rices W A S H IN G TO N , .inly <L— U »Ciilaiidi-hnitint o f mnr<* effective comiwtltlon in the e*.iP o»;.itr in- FRANCE ADMITS no Try, » » WtKVY LOSSES IN RIFF BATTLE President Attends Church Services At Historic Tabernacle Cotton Exports Arc Heaviest Since 1914 Season. Recent Figures Show i i aqiiutern stales Represented A t Meet Shipping Interests Of Ireland Start School Advetdfeing-Diiring ™ e. Z - ~ s Ycar A m u n d sen Flies T o Capital In N -2 5 ; P a ra d e Followed Dy Presentation O f M edals Dy K in g H aakon at Palace M oun taineer Finds Dr. M ason A n d Iiovvman Tied T o T rees In H a lf-S ta rv e d Condition f t h One Exception, l>isaster Is Worst In fe is to ry O f the City k*w Cincinnati Race rack W ill Open Soon GIVEN EXPLORER BY HOME PEOPLE 4 Claim Hooded Men Responsible For Act ■njured, 4 In ■erimis Condition Four in Critical ( ’••ndition. tlr * . - m 'd, four are in a 'c r it i il condition . nod litihhopetlfi held out fo r th••ir recovery — fii* others are ioffering from bruken hones. Tie other nix hlistained nhocks; cu «nd hruisca. A «o n .: them w: Edward E. Doyle, a fireman, ^ m m who assisted in the' rescue work, lie suffered a mental breakdown under the utr-ss o f the work and it required eight bf his comrades to put him in tho ambulance. MPSixty firemen, with n larg • gang of .construction laborers, asusted by i two steam ahuvels began this nSunin;: to remove the wreckage nnd fresh crew, relieved tin- work­ ers from time to time. It was e s ­ timated tliut tho debris would he cleat ^ f l>cfore dawn. W hife tho scorch goes forward, a n 'IrH k ttip tio n Into the CIO • o f the calamity haS been start.ii and will bo pushed tomorrow. M M prcrow din g" in tho biildii.g weakened by n fire t n Wc,q>( ar 7i and flank«,d by a |nt in which a building had been removed to make ■vrtC' for new construction v.ua tlie ^ilfy rer.-on n i g o e d today by „ f f i . cinl . Meanwhile all other night club i and resorts < f tile city hi ve bMn d o s 'd pending inspection. —...» - tho pfes5ent\ gciiefhtton . . i .i f- T , " '* 1 o clock five stn- from Horton were • horizon, n tumultuit up. hour of tho cw, leaving the now plane, with Amunili) her explorers on •nil alone on thc outer done was towed for i amid the thunder of the Akcrshuna fortho visiting British rooti and tho blowing d whistles from the harbor. Thc party red to a naval sloop tho pier. j imrty received affeebraces by Director of thu Norwegian Loaded with flowers proceeded to tia pathe burmirmastor and o f tiiu Storthing at red addresses o f wclsizing the prestige gained by tho daring and liis companions, icn Overwhelmed 0 raised and Captain •sponded briefly, saywas overwhelmed and 1 not find words with ...... . nrkiiaulio adequate ucknowl may have nn odonuato supply at icn otiablu coat, has been rcconimciideil to Congress by tho Fedoi:d Trade Co inmisj ion, in a .report on premium prices o f anthracite. Miu report, made public Sunday night declared that contph t • restnratlon o f competition in the ind j.tr y was not only prncticnblo, but preferable to price regulation, (>ft( n advocated with resjwct to untliracitc indm-liy. The report a-.t out in detail lho In gay summer dress "la rgo *!• cretiso cl huvcvir which ime to the explorers. was accompanied the persistent efforts nf die Department o f Jua tice to disintegrate* the anthracite combination." suggested additional '•tops "which would apparently tend to restore the industry to a normal competitive basis” and rec­ ommend men-ore.i designed to aid in preventing the recurrence o f high premium prices in times o f actual or anticipated shortages. "The greatest obstacle to intel­ ligent action on thn part o f the public and tlie Government in the frequently recurring* cnicrgqncies In the coal trade,” -said the report, "is the lack o f adequate current information, particularly with re irai.l to prices, costs o f production, Municipal court receipts thin and t rofits. The ’ premium price i of I wer e the result o f an an­ morning from fines, cost and es­ ticipated shortage and a panic de­ treated bonds were $ 10(1 when HI mand due lutgeiy to general ignor- cases were arruigned before A ct­ ing Municipal Judge J. G. Sharon who wn.i substituting in thc absence o f Judge W. E. White. Grade Coleman forfeited a $200 bond on a charge o f possession of intoxicating liquor when he failed to nnnwer in court, while tho case o f Fannin i’atterson on a similar charge was continued to Friday. H. II. Earnest wu.t fined $100 and costs for operating un automobile while drunk. Thu cuscs ns arraigned were: Receipts Of Police Court Today Total $460 Prom 21 Cases several weeks ago at which sevefa j mcn,i,crs nf tho Sanford body wp|^ prcBent i it was decided to nsj{ tj)t, commissioncrx to include thjs tnx in thc budget, which wan t0 ma(j 0 up today. Thc move ^,,,1 n|rc!U|y been approved unanj,nou^jy |,y the Geneva Chamber nn,| ^jll. next day was given the ap­ proval oi* thc local trade body, ft, a . Douglass, R. J. Holly and |j. ||, pntttshall repre ented tho various trade bodies before the commissioners this morning and asked that Ihcy include the two niil| tnx in tho budget, tho funds raised therefore to Ik* used to advertise every section o f Seminnh* county in a way ulrondy outlined. Many hackers o f the publicity ,l' v f ° r Dio county us a whole Conlend th a t.the Inclusion o f tho two ■£» the e.MBnt, lo.Jgct, w.ll ^ n lactor In sccurlng tour,in<* investors in this section o f state. Tn L ive Land t o r Hospital T* • I*aw|®n» speaking f o r the d u m b e r of Commerce committee ,,n P,1* " ? f ',r lh.° ,- ' ^ t'Tn °f. J* comb nwl city and county hospital, «,Kk° l1 lho commissioners to donato ncr” o f l?'"1 in ,c7 f" ! f at 1 was tbo desiro o f Dio committee to secure five acres on lh(J „ ortheast corner o f the old countv poor furm at Mellonviilo anj Geneva Avenue, The county hoard did not .iprci- Ine., o f this city fo r two Ford tiucks at u coat o f {9511.50 each. Bids on lndiuna trucks at $11,DUO each were rejected. It was brought to tire attention o f the body by It. A. Gooibipeed that an Old Ford truck now in use is in bad con­ dition. It was voted to take a part c f the puri hii.ro price and buy a new Ford truck, trading in tho old truck. Attention o f tho board was cal­ led to extension o f the Osceola roud nnd County Engineer Fred T. Williams was instructed to invmtignle the matter and report ut thu next meeting. Ii. H. Patuihstl spoke in regard to a lies n ad from (lenevu to Luke Han y. Mr. Williams was askni t .< voy o f a roud 50 fevt wide and Commissioner E. H. Killies* was instructed to get the right o f wny. C. W, Entzuiinger was authorized to spend $150 for repairs o f tho Spring Lake Road. Accidents On Fourth O f July Result In 160 Deaths, Report Shows Postal Rate Hear nigs Are To Be Exhaustive W A S H IN G T O N . July d .~ r ia n » were completed today hy it joint (iiogreHsional committee for exhnustivo hearing hi various parts of tho country on the workings o f new postal rates. The committee pirns to he in Atlanta July 23. mlttee to the effect o f rates upon Attention will ho given by the combuxinettfi and it will ask newspaper yiibllshcm thoir views with regard to rates upon second class matter. ...CHICAGO, July accidents resulted in deaths throughout Automobile mishaps largest total, fiv e i drownings totaled Fourth o f July celebi cd fatally fo r llKl pa NEW YO RK . .July 117 celebrants o f Cl July week-end in Utv and (50 injured. . K tho old-fashioned ce held death by flro wu motor accidents kit It perished hi (botor lapse, 25 drowned t crashes killed two. thc injured were aut Tampan Throws Sel Under Car To End Lit Markets AGO, July fi.— Wheat er, 1.40 to 1.10 3-4, De W IN T E R H A V E N — First Meth 1.41 to 1.41 1-2; Coni « r , 1.01 1-4 to 1.01 3-4; odist congregation to sel) presen site and build new church. ptember 45 to 45 1-tL f a moving �tlv llfr.l SANFQBP Ht«ALD, A U TII K OF K llD A I.I*A T IO N ipril; *liy y f August. A; 0. I 9 « , the HOARD same brink a rule day. o f thin Nntlcn b#r»by given that tha court, und then and there make Boanl of la County In annwer to the bill of complaint ex- and fo r grmlnnl* CommUMoners County. Florida, hlblted aunlnst you In inta cause, will meet In tho Court llouae at and In default thereof ’ decree pro Hanford. Florida. on Monday. Julv •jonfrsjw will __ .... he entered against till 1925. at to o'clock a.m. an un each and evrry of you. Equalisation Hoard for the Xurpos* •lr la Further Ordered thm1 this of henrintf eomptnlnta rtnd rrcelvOrder of Publication be published . Ina testimony as to the value of In 'i'he Hanford Herald, a newspaner, newspaner ■any property, renl, personal or ntlxpublished In Hanford. ... - .............. — -Seminole ‘Couii-1 .7 " " - led as fixed by the County Tax Asty. rFlorlda. r_.:* j*mh __ oncet a week -fur » -*-* l « h t , B,,r f „ r aasessvmnt fo r tht tuxes for consecutive Weeekji. ' the year 1925. Witness my hand and the seal V. B. DOUGLASS. of the Circuit .Court o f thu Sev­ Clerk nourd o f County Com­ enth Judicial Circuit Court of the missioners. State of Florida. In and for Sem­ inole County, on tills the 6 th day NOTICE. . of June. A. D. 1935. Notice Is hereby k Iveil that the V. K DOUaLAHS, Clerk of the Circuit Court of lhp Hoard o f County Commissioners In Heyenth Judicial X’ lreult o f Floe and for Seminole County. Florida, will at their nest regular mXctthli t*^ xhvkntii j u d i c i a l n i t u u i r Ida. In and for Seminole County. iii.c p i n n i n • a i t i i i c m •• c m i a be held onAIondny. July Ctli. A. I*. Hy A. a£ W E E K S . Deputy Clerk: 1925. at 1 o iFi-lock. A. M. receive bid* (S E A L ) for the claylnK of One mile on the IN C IIA N C E Iir wlijto.v ft iioritiiof.Di:it. Hear I-ike road. beginning at the F .lleltor* for Complainants. HUN1UBTTA C. KDWAIIDH. Dine ftth, 19tfi. 2Cth. luly 3rd. Orange County line and m n nortlf Cnmplulnant loth. 17th. H th and J lii. * on the section lino Ono inde, InIIKNItV A. CIIANI3. and othcra. - Deft-ndants Suit T s q a le l Title Order uf I'ubllcntluu Notice to known and unknown de­ fendant*. TH E S T A T E OF FDOItlDA: T o — Henry A. Crane und Sophia Crane, his wife. Hannah Brower. Thomas Scott. Itobert llurnlmrt und Htisan Hurnhart. hi* wife. Aaron Jcrnlkan, A. Jertilaan. Joseph It. Askew, and Haruli J. Askaw, his w ife J u r n lt llrnok, James 'Weeks, Emmanuel 11,1,It. W. A. Watson, und Alary W. Watson '.Ms wife, Charles If. Brock and Ithoda K. llroc.k, his wife, Jennie Brock, Ja­ cob Brock, C. It. Watson, Michael J. Doyle, Mr*. I’lillo A. Williams. F. X. Miller. It. F. Miller. Betty Mil­ ler. Currie Miller McKInstry and Hubert 1,. McKlostry. her husbaml. und each and every o f them If llvInK. nnd. If dead, to nil parties f-lnliulnu Interests unte,. tee **i'I lieot> A. CieOe m,**I Hot.Ins Crane. Ills wife, Hannah ilrewer, Thomns Scott, Itobert Burnhurt und Ku*an Barnhart, hi* wife, Aitron JcriilKan, A. Jernlaun. Joneph H. Askew nnd Hurah J. A s k ­ ew, his wife. Jacob Brock, .InmeH W*ek*. Emmanuel lleidt, W. ,\. Watson, und Mary W. Wat non. hi* wife. Clturle* 11. Brock and lllio-hi E. Brock, bis wife, Jennie llne-k, J hcoi. Brock. C. II. Wntroti, Michael J. Doyle, afr*. Philo A. Wlllbims. F. X. Miller. B. F. Milter, Betty .Mil­ ler. Carrie Miller Mi-Klnntr) noil It'.reri I- McKInstry, her loisbuod. nnd I'.irb and every one ol them, lieroused or otherwise. Ill the prop­ erly herein.ifier described, eith­ er an heir*, devisee* or itranleea or ulhcrwlnc, and to all parties inch ami every claiming any Int.’ rent under any o f the above nann-d de­ fendants. each nnd every, whose names and residences urn unknown lo the roinplulnunt In tile uliovn en ­ tiled . iitiHr. arid to all unknown purlien whosoever clnlmlntc any interest lo the lands Involved In this suit, said lurid tielna situate In Heinlnote Comity, Florida, nod describe.] uAnn t.iMs'a atiSa utun: Miss Dorothy Gulliver of Halt l.ake City wan f.ilh.UR, tr. - wit: IteKlnnlmf 015 feet West o f the Hoiitheast corner of n-jlectctl from umoi)(f humlrcds of |irc.tty girls who sought tho honor. Covi rnmer.t l.ot J. Heel Imi .in. T o w n ­ ship 19. South R uiikii 31 Eist. run III.lire West 332.21 feel. thence North to l a k e Moll roc. thence East­ erly alone the s h o r e o f l.ako Mon­ roe to a polot North of the Point Uy CHAUl.KB P, STEWART o f hokliinlny. theme Hnotli lo heKlnnlni:. Includlnu nil riparian rluhts. W A S IIIN O T O N , July H.— 'Tho ■ L&Follettc’H hocms certain to lie And It appearlmr from the sworn Mil i f copiplulnl her. 1 st that you tw o recent deaths in Its ranks— flllct! by n man ho himself would nod und every of you may havo chofon— his son, Ilob, J r„ elulm inch sums right, title or lnt«re*i Senator Itobert M. LaFoilette's f;om all indications. The Pro- In and to the property herolnbcfo.e and Senator Edwin F . Ladd's,1uresdlvca a.o liopeful as to Ladd’s, described. It Is Therefore Ordered that you coming so close together, have too. nri.1 each of you. I.e, „nd you urjolted tho Progressive group in So. however, are the “ regular’’ hereby required lo up|«ur to the congress considerably. RoputiUcana. Latitl’s state was l.lll of coniphilot In this causn on M.iiiduy the 3rd day of August. A. IU-twccn now nnd the national “ pro" the present national ntlmin- D, PH ., the same lx Inn a rule day legislatures next meeting some ef- ielt ation at thu lunt I lection, which of this Court, at thn Court llouse Hanford, hetuliioj.. County, F lo ­ fectivu teorguniaing must I*' done is what the “ regulars’ base their In rida. And in diifuult thereof Du­ or the “ bloc" w ill Hud itself ma­ faith on. It was unite progres­ . ree Pro Confess., will lie entered sively so, however, which is what HKulnst you. tial.l cause I.eltiK a stilt terially weakened. to quiet title In' the COIMplalliunt encourages the independents. In ‘the Inst congress Progressin and to the al.ove described land. A ll in ail, it looks us if Ladd's It Is fui'lber ordered that till* Iveism was pretty formidable. rticccssor, if not an out-and-out Order l.o oql.llshi d puco a week Pcnntoru LaFullette, Ladd. Lynn for . Iirlit 1*1 .'..iisectllIve weeks In Insurgent like Lutld himself, ut Tin Sanford Herald, a newspuper J. Frazier, and Smith W. Brook* least will fall, like McMo.ster, In toil.Ilslod In Hanford, Hemlo.de hart were the nucleus. Senutor County, Florida. the Borah nnd Couzenn class. Geoign W. Norris was o f tl.o my hum! nnd the seal of It isn’t altogether a question, theWitness Circuit Court of the KeVentli group in everything except that however o f how thu senute linen Judicial Circuit Court of the State he contrived to retain his It .’ pub­ up next December. Thorca tho <>f Florl.la, In and fo r Keraltioln lican party standing— nominally. on this the Silt day of June, future also to be looked into— tiic thtunty, A. I>. 1925. Senators Henrik Ship*tcnd and latter half of President Coolidge's V. E. DOCCEAKH. Magnus Johnson, mjttor-lnuorito . present term. Clerk of tin. t'irciill Court of th* tverp allies. Senators William E. Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florl.la. The administration is quite like­ In and for Seminole County. Rorph ami James Couzens were By A. M WEEKS. Deputy Clerk. Republican insurgents much o f the ly to lo t’ some donate scats to Wlt-HON ft IIOt'HHOt-DEIt. th'* Democrats nsxt yenr. Soli.'Hors for r.implaliiaot. time. Republican numbers o f the up­ June 5th. 12 th, I'lth, July 3rd. Scnntors Hiram Johnson, Arthur per linuso enmo up fo r re-election IQtli. 17th. 2tth. nnd 31st. Capper, nnd R. II. Howell, wore in Arizona, Kentucky, Maryland, M . f i t ' E o r A l'i'i ii AIT09. TAX DEED I Mtl'.lt SECTION 5T3 occasionally ao— a little. Missouri und Oklnhomn. These o r T I IE liP.NKIIAI. STATUTES •Senator Ilurton K. Wheeler of states choose Democrats uftener o r T I IE STATE OP I'l.OIIIOA. Notice Is hereby given that W. C. course belonged to the “ bloc" .but than they do Republicans. Illll purchiiHer of Tax Certificate didn't count nn n vote to the good Other states in which successors No. tol. dated the till day of June, nguinst the administration, inas­ must lie chosen to Republican sol­ A. D. 1923. lots filed said .ertlflcmuch as a Democrat*, lie was anti- on.* are Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Ne- ate In my office, and lias made ap­ plication for tux deed to Issue In ndinlniatrution anyway. vnilo, New York, Utah, and \Vu*h- accordance with law. Halil certlflTim same thing might lie said Ingt’in. These are at least douht- cute embraces the foliowliiK d e ­ scribed property Mlu.tted In Hentltio f Hhipbtcad and Mnguua Johnson, .de county, Florida, to-wlt; l.nl. to and It Block. .Pi of M. W. yet the administration did gain at it will bo odd if out o f this doz­ •'lari's Hut.dlvlsloo of E 1-2 of tin’ “ bloc’s", cjtpeme by u “ regu­ en o f commonwealthH, the Dem­ Itlock 35 and All Blocks 35 and 3U lar” Republican's defeat of John­ ocrat* Hunt kcorc some gains and ■it Itnhlnson's Survey us recorded In Pint Book No. 1. page 107, Hemluson nt the lust election. the Republicans suffer a few h's- ..I. t'.iuntv Itecor.ls O f the seven originul depend- ICK. The said Inn.l being assessed ut the dale of the Issuance of sued ablet— LaFollette, l.aild, Frazier, IA M I S H O R E S is a develop­ (So Die mlminixtration can’t a f­ >•« rtlflcnte In the name of Mrs. A. lirookhurt, Norris, Shlpstead, und ford to have much insurgency in E. Illll Unless said certificate shall ment o f trem endous areas— Magnus Johnson—three, then, are it* own ranks. I f it has, the same lie redeemed according to law lux v;|| Isaiie thereon »n the l l i l i 2,800 acres. M a n y im portant fea ­ gone, luiFollette und luidd by situation will prevail which has deed dav Cf July. A. D. l!»25. death, Johnson by defeut. U l.r.ees my official slunntitre and tures w ill add to the value o f this prevailed since the middle of Pres­ seat this thu tth day of June, A. u As a partial otfset against the Prettiest Girl In Utah IN L t lllllT t*K ODU t jp u n K , HBMINOI.K COI N ! S TA TE OK FI.O RL____ In re «»tatv of ilobena ft. I'urdon. TO AI.I. CKKIUTUIUI. UEUATEEH. m .sTitjnuTKtai a n d a l l i *k h HONH 11A VINO Cl. A I i t s Oil D E ­ MANDS AGAINST S A U i E S TA TE: Vou. and ~nch of you, ar» here* by notified ana required to orestnt any claim* nnd demands which you. or either of you, may have axalnst the estate o f Itnbcnn H. I’urdon. de­ ceased. late of Seminole County, Klnrhhi. to the lindnRlknrd It. L Peek. Kteeutor. of aald entate. with* In two y m r * from the date here­ of. Hated June 2Jth. A. D.. 192S. It U PECK. Exeroenr. Katate Itobena H. I'urdon. 9 Issue*.________* > I * TIIXJ (-IR C C IT COURT OK T i l t : that r c r u ft i \ aeteribca* ,J c u t Quaitar jm m it t « o '? t f . at Hanford. Flo. M M Thl* hoard reserve* the rliiht to right. title or Interest in the ands nml premises .Involved In I h f s ' i U l L reject any or all blda. whoao name* are unknown. Ra n g*-S t East. V. K. DOUOLABS. Cleric Hoard of County Con)*'*You, and each of yon are hereby " M f o f f the 8 o5 5 r^.' roed; i n d In tthe h ^ required to appear to the Mil Of road; complaint In the above entitled 8 au». In and to th,7 IT THE d H C P IT * C cable, on Monday, July «th, m s . nr parcel of land i L SEMINOLE COUNTY, at the courthnue* In the city i»f Iowa: The Norn, in riiA x c R itr. Hanford. Seminole County, Florida, *o st Quarter of u," I' aald rauae hemir a suit to quiet t i ­ tar o f Section f. To,*? Range 3t East. C«,’ E tle In the complainant W. C. Uavla. acree. more m le*a * It la further cm.. order be puhll.he.i IIIV DUUHirast Mu“ * w. . . « _ , « * nJ Township-19 South. Jtatiae 31 Bast; H»heU In HemlnoU t tea nod In the complainant Frederick ._uon* , ? n“ oNered lid, AVnlsmn. In ami tb ttynt erfttnIn piece d» y '•* Hay. 1925. It- or parcel of* land ffescm>ed as r jt - (Hcalt y p nd Iowa: The HotathweAt Quarter o fjt h e C’ nrl: Circuit'' u- Southeast Quarter Of the Southeast tinlo Countr i •If Quarter o f Section I. Township 50 WBYMA.V E. W hit ■e s , Hnuth. Ilanffe 11 East. Containing HcTCIltr for Com, ||(I ten seres, more or less; and In the May a . 16 ' 12 . u 1 or complainant Case Martin, In and to June $, 22, to, u j MIAMI SHORES S TE W A R T’S W ASH ING TO N LE TTE R M new senator, Thomas Scholl's vic­ tory over Magnus Johnson, the in­ dependents are able to count the retirement o f the Very regulur sen­ ator, Thonuuj Sterling, in favor o f W. II. McMaster— not an “ ul­ tra ’ Progressive but ns much so, say, ns Borah und Gouiens. There reniuin luiFollettc’s and J-ndd'a seat.* to bu tilled. ident Hardings ndminiatgiVion— the insurgents will hold tho bal­ ance o f power, nnd uso it against the president. The Progressive “ bloc’’ is a bit tattled at the moment, ye*, but to assume that it's .done for, us the “ regular*" have been doing since Ladd dies, D premature until timo U given to s«'o how w ell tho in­ dependents rally. Pullman Company Georgia’s Wealth Names A Car For Puts State Ahead Heroic Employe In The Southeast _ _ a w-q CHICAGO, July 2.—*Fpr the Oral time in its hlitory the PulltiiLp comiiany hu9 named ope of it* euro uftvr * portor. The portor wa* Oicar Daniel*, of Chicago, a negro, who lost hi* life in un e f­ fo rt to nave the llvca of passeng .m on hU car when thu trnlit waa wrecked near Rockport, N. J., Jtuie Id. A t the time o f the wreck Dan­ iel* wa* sealed on the forward end o f the first Pullman, which le ft the rail*, halting near the lo­ comotive from which dcbs-i clouds o f steam poured into the sleeper through n door Jurrcd open. Dan­ iel*. thrown to the floor, regain­ ed hi* feet nnd braved the steam to close the door. Ho did *o but fe ll mortally Hurt. Ho wax still alive when a res­ cue party entered tho cur, but a f­ ter being taken out refuted first aid, saying: “ Tend to that little g ill firs t," pointing to a seven your old child nearby. Thu doc­ tors compiled und when they re­ turned Daniels' wax dead. A T L A N T A , July 2.— Georgia lends the states o f the southeast in the individual ownendtlp am! distribution o f wealth, it wn> fthnwn Wednesday in figures re^ leased for publication by T. J Rose, collector o f internal reve­ nue fo r this state. The govern ment rtifqrsc ute boxed on- tho lot u*t. Income tux Infofmatiqn uvuilable nt the treasury department ut D'nshinglon. The coir.pltution o f the south­ eastern »ta U f by the tnmstirv do. partimint g it 9s Georgia 71,311 in­ dividual tax returns made to the governnisBt in 1021 for incomes •luring tho year 11)23. North Car­ olina is first with 9231,Hill,111), and Georgia second with $2*48,72U.67U. The pe.r capita available in Geor­ gia in JH2I lira.’. $3,1315. . Other Southern .stales show toUll tar: returns ns follows: A la ­ bama. $L'>lU33,3:*r»: Florida. $10S,DWJipS; Houtli Carolina, $'J5,201,- DAD E C IT Y —1B0 miles o f Pi •o County rhhdo to be hard-u faced. V. E. DOUOI.AHH, Clerk t'lri’ iilt Court Seminole County, Florl.la By A. 21. WEEKS. D. C. Heral.l: June 5. 12 , 19. 2i>. July 2. 10— 1925. l\ I ' l i l t I I T « i n i « T n i : m i : m :\~ENT II Jl lilt I II. I llll I I f OF r i . l l l l l l l V . Si-Ill I Nt l l . K COI' N T V, IN I I I V M E I l l I'AHANDIIA Hi’ llUl.T/., and I HIK'D MIEN II. (t;. II.) IIOOHHOKHKIt. Complainant* T. J. B<>YD. et al. * SUIT T<» QIMKT T IT L E Or de r of Hr r v l r r by I ' . iblleulloii Notice l o kturnn ami Unknown Defendant*. THE STATE OF FI.OBIDA: To T. J. Iloyil. Martha F. Bell and Enoch llell. her liiisl.uud, Dollln I, Dolls and Jumes Doit*, her hus­ band, D. K. Hull, and------- Hull. Ids wife. C, s. Boucher, nml A. Ilecker. each und every of them If llvlni;. uud If deud, to ull purtliM • laindot lnlerc*is under tin* end T J. Hold. Maltha F. lull uud En­ och ll.dl, her litiNhund. Dolltc I I'ottn und Jumes I’..Its. her liusl.und, D. K. Ilttll und ----------- Hall, hi* wife, U. H. Boucher and A Becker, and raeh and every of them, d e­ ceased or otherwise. In the prop­ erly It.'retnufter ileticrlln.il. clthur u* heirs, deviser* or Krtilitee* or olherwlse. and lo all purlle* cacti uud ..very, claiming any Interest under any nt tile al.ove named deletiilant*, each uud overy, whose names und rCNidence* ur« unknowii to t|i» coinplultiitillH In the uhovu entitled cause, uud i» all unknown puitle* wtianmaever claiming nfty. Interest In the land* Int..Ived In this suit, said lauds lodiiu situate III Semin­ ole County, FI trldn. und ilt'scrll.ed US f o l l o w s , to-wlt: Lot t l cf Blo.'k .1 o f Tier I acc.rdlttK to E. It. Trafford's 3tup of the Town of Sanford. Florida, ns duly recorded In the 1'iihllc Itecordu of the Clerk of Hie Circuit Court for Hem!n<de County. Florida. Lot 97 of IlngH.lale's Hanford llelKht* Aildllh.n lo Sanford, nu per plut t h e r e o f r.e. r.I.-d III I’lut Book. 3 Pages 92 an.| r; ,, t t h•i Uul.llc Itecopl* of Frmir.olu Cotiniy. F lo r ­ ida. lleuIntilnK 2.31 chains East of Ihe Northwest Corner of Suction » Township 21) H. HutiKc 31 K. run Huitlli 15.13 rtiaiim, thence Kant 17 13 chains, thence N..rlli 15.13 chains, i hence West 17 II Chains to the l>«Klnjilnjf, roiiialnliiK 2i ucrun nu.ro or lr-It Is horsli orOore.i that jr<oi nnJ It Is brreliy Or.l. r. .1 t It u .1 in ti nml cqi'ii .up.l every 111 you. bu sad appear bufuro ••ur nsl.l Circuit Uuurt ut Hi* Court Jluua* In Sunfunl, t'iorkla, op tl<* property, chief am ong which is the proposed cau sew ay to M iam i Beach. T h ere a re to be two g o lf courses_ _ one of 18 holes on the m ainland, and one o f nine holes on M iam i S hores’ GOO-acie island. A 350room hotel of M editerranean de­ sign, costing $2,000,000, is to be built at the mouth o f A rc h Creek. Several oth er bu ild in g projects o f large size are bein g planned. T h irty b e au tifu l hom es represent­ ing a bu ildin g cost of around $500,­ 000 are under construction. Be our gu est on n free in­ spection trip to M iam i Shores. M ako reservation today. The world’s greatest all year round haven o f health, wealth and happiness. F. D. V A N A M B U R G H (T h e .Silent P a r t n e r ) T h e re you have it! A city built upon the assurance o f G o d ’s eternal sunshine— a city bu ilt upon the assur­ ance o f the everlasting trade w in d s and G u lf Stream — a city built and still bein g bu ild ed upon g re a te r and m ore stupendous lines than e v er d ream ed o f— because folks desire its m atchless clim ate, its sp a rk lin g Hiscayne B a y , its balm y breezes, its m oonlight n igh ts and g o rg eo u s starlit skies. You cannot take Miami’s assets— C L IM A T E — 1R AD E WINDS GULF STR E AM —P A L M S and SU NSH INE — away from Mi* ami. You cannot dig them up, or pour them out, or ship them away. To enjoy’ )aVT, wealth and happiness to the maximum, folks must and are coming to Miami in countless thousands, and will America’s Mediterranean Britt-Chittpjidcn Realty C q. 210 E . F irst S t„ S an fo rd . �v fu THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 6,1925 PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald Keep To Tho Wide Roads. FEEDING HIM R A W M E A T $5,000,000 Insurance.. I t isn’t necessary to note the fa c t th at there are now Inevitable Gradualness. m o re than tw en ty m illion registered m otor vehicles in the He Read Nletzche, Bang! Must the Strike Come/ U n ite d States, w ith app roxim ately fo u r million additional March l, li)7. By A R T H U R B R IS B A N E b e in g m an u factu red e v e ry yean' to be convinced that the (C opyright 1916) (M I L A N U L. DlfiAN_______ Bettor R . H O W AR D DEJIO_______ M a a a itr e ra o f poad bu ild in g has only beru n . N . H. S L O A N E , the manager of 111 X a va a lla A t . hb . Fhoaa 141 W h e n w e look back and notice the g re a t p rogress th a t the California Development A s ­ sociation, w ires: SUBSCRIPTION It A TBS One Tea r— 17.00 81a Months - I I 50 h a s been m ade in the last fe w years in the m atter o f bu ild in g “ Authentic reports indicate this Uallvarad In City by C arrlei, per ronds, w e p at ourselves on the b: ck and think w e have been is a local isolated slip with no re­ weak, 16a. W eakly Edition $100 par year._____________________________ a v e ry p rogressive people, bu t w ie n w e look ah ead and see currence probable for many years. Reconstruction has already started S PE C IA L NO TlC B i A ll ohltuary noilcea, cards o f thanks, resolutions the g re a t m an y roads that m ust be constructed and w ithout and local situations w ill return to and notices ot entertalnmenta w here g re a t delay, w e w on der ju s t how w e are goin g to b e able to normal promptly.’1 chargee are viade w ill be charged f i r at regular advertising rates. accom plish the job. IN T E L L IG E N T M E N know that qarthquakes like high winds, M K H n rn t h e a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s D riv e out in the cou ntry nroitnd S an fo rd . In every sec­ floods, outbreaks o f disease, may The Associated Press la eaclua* (M r -*e n title d the use fo r ra- tion you will seo w here good roads ought to be constructed. happen anywhere. Owners o f tlio i publication o f uit news dispatches 1 credltan to It or not otherwise cred­ W e h ave only ju s t begu n o u r task und the n ext fe w years great Equitable Building in New ited In this paper and also the lo ­ w ill see m ore roads needed as m ore roads are constructed. Fork City have put a $2,000,000 cal new* published herein All rights against earthquakes on their A n o th e r th in g we m u st rem em ber is that in building policy oftRipufcucatlon o f special dispatch­ building, and the Woohvorth er herein are also reserved. h ig h w a y s not to m ake th em too n arrow . W it h heavy tra f­ Building In N ew York seeks a $5,* fic, such a s is found on road s betw een S a n fo rd nnd Orlando, 000,000 earthquake policy. M O N D A Y , J U L Y 8, 1925 Go to Calilornia, which is the the n a rro w road is dan gerous. A s a m a tte r o f fact, ex­ T H E H E R A L D ’S P L A T F O R M world’s finest Summer resort, and 1.— Deeper water route to Jackson­ p erien ce is sh ow in g us th at the n a rro w road, no m atter in don't let earthquakes worry you. w h a t desolate section it m ay be, is foolish construction, for ville. 2.— Construction o f St. Johns-In- the section needing only n n a rro w road today needs a wide B O LSH E V IST L E A D E R S sus­ dian River canal. pect tnnt you can’t go upstairs two b o u le v a rd tom orrow. 3.— Extension o f white way. fligh ts ot a time. W hat Sidney W it h tw enty m illion registered m otor vehicles in the Webb, distinguished British Social­ 4.— Extension o f local amusements. 1 — Swimming pool, tennis courts, U n ite d States, F lo rid a m u st get ready, and quickly a t that, ist, calls the “ inevitability of gradetc. r s to fin d road space fo r n early nil o f them, fo r w ithout doubt unlncss,” dawns upon them. 6.— Augmenting o f building pro­ TH IN G S M U ST COME G R A D ­ they all expect to come to F lo rid a som e day. gram— houses, hotels, apartment L NEW l As Brisbane Sees It LUM BER YARl I n l i y *t h it « M , rin M * ‘ Antarsd aa Second C U -* Mattar, October ST, ISIS, at tha P o sio fflcs wi O U 1UIU. ra U Saaford, Florid a under A c t o f houses. 6. — Extension of street paving pro­ gram. 7.— Construction of boulevard around I*akc Monroe. 8.— Completion o f city beautifica­ D o you bu y from mnil ord er catalogu es or from peddlers tion program. O r arc you a sound supporter of 9.— Expansion o f school system w h o call a t your door? with provision fo r increased fa ­ the business men o f y o u r hom e tow n nnd patronize those cilities. w h o are contributing to the w e lfa re o f y o u r com m unity? Do You Know Your Friends? -------- o--------Tho freo publicity seeker is nlw ny. with us. C y p re s s a n d P in e F ra m in g S h e a th in g S id in g F lo o rin g C e ilin g F in ish M o u ld in g s L ath P la s t e r W h ite H ock P la s te r Hoard N a ils Screen W ir e RuMdern H a r d w a r e D o rs W in d o w s F ra m e s and Screens M a d e to Order M u rp h y Iro n in g Hoards M edicin e C a b in e ts The Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER C W . S . P R IC K . M g r. 710 W . F ir s t St. Phone 47* Davey and Nesmit] ATTORN ll VS-AT- L A\V nit-aia-an f ir s t T A M P A T IM E S Why not plan now fo r u big Ixibor Day celebration in Snnford? There is much more than up- Daniels was dead. -------- o— —— None o f us could have done bet­ It's easy to blame someone else, panrn on tho face o f it in the news column announcement that for tho ter than that. Indeed whether any but it lakes n man with real first time in its history the Pull­ other would have done so well is backbone to put it where it belongs. man company hns named one o f its a baffling question. A t any rate -------- o-------cars for a former negro porter. it is to l » said of Oscar Daniels, •Sanford spent a "sa 'o and sane” Wherever the car Oscar Daniels— negro Puilinnn porter, that he did Fourth, which is more than a lot that’s its name— is seen tho name what he could. Naming this car o f cities in the country can say, gilded upon its sides will proclaim for him is a part o f a much de­ judging by tho news reports. hero, if his skin wus dark. served reward. If we had our way -------- o-------- As the story ran Daniels was thin particular ear should not lie Th'’ re are Hi ill one or two va­ the porter on a Pullman which placed on any special stated run. cant I’ li which nre sadly in need o f attention. Who will lake charge was attached to a train which was It should, on the other hand, he wrecked nenr Rock port, N. J., on sent nil over tho country, as far ns o f the matter? June IB. At the timu of the wreck possible, to the end that the peo­ --------- o---------Tho word "proposed" should bo I Duniels was seated on the forward ple o f nil sections might read the ........... I from ih • vocabulary of end o f the first Pullman which left name o f this negro and ponder Floridans. It hns boon overworked tho rails, halting near the locomo­ upon what it was that ho did, as tive • from which dense clouds of they would lx> sure to do seeing it and needs an indefinite rest. steam poured in the sleeper through upon a Pullman car. --------- o--------N egro Pullman porters nre the Ir Sanford to have a “ Pay-U P n door jnrred open. Duniels, thrown V >V" (his year? In our opinion to the floor, regained his feet anil common objects o f newspaper para­ . i braved tho steam to close the door. graphs o f a jocular vein, we have tho— n t ..... ... no ............. ............. indulged them ourselves nt times fo r snob a week that they cani He diil ho hut fell mortally hurt. He was still alive when a res-(and suppose we will on down to the pay tl.eir bills. cue party entered the car, bui a f­ end. But the fact stands out, em­ A conservative town thinks o f ter being taken out refused first phasized by wlmt is here referred th" past. A livo town thinks o f tho uid, saying: “ Tend to that little to, that almost every day some pre'rnt. A progressive town plana girl firs t," pointing to a seven fo r tho future. An ideal town duos year old child nearby. The doctors of them are doing some of the all three.— American C ity Mnga- complied nnd when they returned greater things for ife. zi> o. I We Have Three Bargains On > Sanford Avenue f J Brill-Chitlenden Realty Company, 1 FA S T M A IL T A M P A TIM E S rformancts. half across the continent for the mail-man o f the air. It is the only regular air mail service in tho world. |t is fitting that the country > which invented and largely (level-1 upCd the uirplane to its present efficiency should be the first to utilize it in n practical way. And ! this stage in the development o f (hi* airplane bus taken place in an incredibly short time. As a matter o f fact airplanes are even ON SANFO RD A V E N U E $70.00 Per Foot T h irty -o n e A c re s on L ak e a t a H eal R arq ain T w e n ty -tw o thousand A c re s w ith tw en ty mi Icy w a te r front. $35.00 P e r A c re E. F. L A N E R E A LTO R Room s 501-502. Ph on e 25 F irst N a tio n al Hank Huilrilnx. Sales F o rc e : M iss H elen lin age, M r. VV. C. M cLen d on , M r. M a x w e ll S te w art. Ia iiiiiia iis iiiiiiiiiin a iiiis is ii Mo* & ntive, M ,* 4 i * - • V I ■3 I1 IR IS IU H ' Four S team ers-a W eek from JacksonviJl ( • Ik9% ih .ih The statement that the "Old bathing suits obligatory where it exists bears little relation to the Swimming Hole,” made famous by old swimmin' hole in the “ crick" James Whitcomb Riley, is to be­ which many n dignified grand-fa­ come part of a public park will ther now cherishes in memory. The eliminate from it nil the features new way offers refinement not which must have inspired the to his soul,” sought the cooling poem. Those who know what ilie water. There urc swimming holes swimming hole must have been in yet hut we are not likely to see Riley’s youth w ill understand why. them unless we hunt them especi­ The old time swimming hole was ally. They do not seek Maces in a secluded spot. It needed to where they’ll bo conspicious. In 101 ft. C o rn er L o t nt $140.00 p er fron t foot. he. The hoys who frequented it fact they elude public view. Ifcnce would have spurned the idea of out lack o f knowledge to what ex­ 50 ft. at $125,00 per front foot bathing ruits as hampering their tent they survive thougli we doubt movements. I f it bo in a park nec­ not there are plenty stili. essarily it will not be tho old The swimming hole necessarily swimmin’ hole with its mud bnnks. is set amid rural surroundings. It 114 ft. nt $150 per front foot. Many a hoy has been detained far caters especially to the hoy in his beyond the time when he ought to I ere feet with no clothing hut over ■ have been at home by the faet’ thnt all, n shirt nnd n straw’ hat. With jj others threw mud on him when he these there Is no need fo r delay ■ n i sought to retire nnd dress. The in disrobing. The habitue o f thoj ! 2 greater the urgency in going home Riley kind of a swimmin’ hole the more mud and therefore a re­ would not be at by me in_.i bath­ turn to the w alcr to'rem ove the ing pooiis crack .place I f » * * MJ • i *V 4 ' ' ■ j daubing. hidden from public view by Sanford 1i R ealtors. The modern bathing pool with hunch o f willow* for him. W h en J " 2102 F irst St. Ill t .. ■ concrete hanks ami bottom anil* in the midst o f a park it w ill be ■ 1 dreamed o f when Riley, stripped no longer the “ old swimmin’ hole." a « is n * M B i» im n a * ii* « a u H * n B « a « a iH B A R N E Y G IB N E Y , dead . dean at iixty-nine, lies sixty-nine, lies in in a a coffin co ffin made from the mahogany bar of the saloon lie once owned in Alaska. VACATION SUGGESTIONS That’s what you might call ap­ . ------------------ o ------------------i propriate, for many a man un­ Why not see new places, and meet new T i l ! ': J O U R N E Y I N G P R I N T E R it is N O T C O N TA G IO U S. Un­ A c'-rain Florida postmaster doubtedly purchased failure and people, ibis summer? Why not an ocean trip on like consumption and other dis­ C H R IS T IA N SC IE N C E M O N ITO R thinks Thomas A. Edison is the deatli with one elbow on thnt bar eases, you cannot "catch” cancer one of our large, comfortable steamers? l ares are low, o li'o r o f the Fort Myers Proxs. W e nnd one foot on that rail l from its victim. It is important Since the advent o f modern now in use in nenrly every news- it— as many n poor creature isbelow enn’ t Mgure whether he’s trying service and meals the best— and the invigorating a,ir of the sea now to have this known. to "slam " tho noted inventor or (printing machinery there have nl- Jpaper office in tho United States, buying death from the bootlegger. will do you a world of good. . . .“ . 1 stabilization „r o f what a whether he’s trying to make tho mo3^ disappeared from -L---- ”„ jnnd nn’* the *t*bili*«»lnn Whatever you may think about. STEVE D O NO G H UE was All—the—wiy—by—sea from .Jacksonville lo B.illimorr $30.%, the bnops ‘ wc’ll-known American writer has Preza feel good. prohibition you nre glad to know . from his horse in the nnd composing rooms those itiner- , referred in «•# >* trip 110.51; 1'liil.nlrlphia $.11.38, round trip $55.00; Boston $12.52, round trip i.> ..=■» * * * ^ * " j referred to as a “ good loose trade.1 that every elaborate bar In the | j ( ; rumi i»rix an,| laid up in $72.l'J. Fares include meals and bcrlh, with slight extra (Surge (ur outside Sanford’s golf course had less ant craftsmen who journeyed from With the increasing number ami country can be bought for the price L , L . room3, baa a hnlf dozen players on it city to city, almost at will, carry­ size o f newspapers, steady em­ o f old lumber. tho hospitul. he morning o f the fourth. It in ing besides their li^rht baggage, ployment has been given to a in one day more than dozen A L L EXPEN SE TOURS ip wanderful condition nnd we can’t the indispensable printer’s rule, greater number of printers with W O ND ER E N E R G Y in French special passenger uirplanes were Special All-Expense tours, also personally comluctcii tours, a! help but wonder why it is Sanford the emblem o f their trade, and in tho result that the itinerant jour- women; the history o f Frnnce and hired in London to take the jock­ moderate cost. Send for folder, and you will find a variety o f louri golfers don’ t use it to better ad- earlier times, the only letter, o f | h“ s almost disappeared, men that French women have cre­ ey’s friends to his Paris hospital. of eleven days and longer, SB0.75 and up, ami with New ^ork aim has yartrgo. No matter how hpt it recommendation or traveling card lA n ^ h ls c h a n„^ — Not allowed to see him, they left — been m wrought •.•wuK"* ated proves it. htnv get in town, it is seldom a de­ Inoceanary to insure them employ­ within a third o f a century, und Mile. Suznnne Lenglen proves best wishes and fe w home. Eu­ Atlantic City among the places visited. Fares for All-Expense lightful breeze isn’t found there. ment in any town, largo or small. while transition was rapid, com­ it also, although unfortunately she rope is really U SIN G the flying Tours include hotels, sightseeing, etc. papers paratively speaking, it was grad­ isn't married yet, as she ought to machine invented in America. We A Rummer g o lf tournament might Editors of country-town who supervised the mechanical ual enough to mnke it possible for be. shall get around to it some day. help. In England yesterday she T H E CO M FO R T R O U T E! processes of their own offices, nnd even the veterans o f the case to played against Kathleen McKnne Many travellers to Northern and interior Ilodgion Ball would have the the foremen of the printing de­ master the mechnncis of the lino­ nnd beat thnt esteemed champion RU SSIA W IL L install a great points travel by sea to Baltimore or Philadelphia, Junior Chamber o f Commerce partments o f the papers in the lar type and its derivatives. But there fem ale “ Nordic” li— 0 und 6— 0. telephone system und wisely calls sponsor the organization o f n zoo gcr cities, dealt considerately nnd are those who today call them­ and ihcuce by rail. Through fares to var­ Those that think that ull real in the telephone people o f the in this city, which in our opinion ! generously with these journeying selves master printers who would energy is monopolizer! by tho Nor- United States, including the Wes­ ious points quoted on applieution. II * * * ii tern Electric Company, to help m M.*e-f e nt J|d° ! 8i?CU W‘j , journeymen. Upon their whims > unable, if called upon, to take , ‘He race should devote amoments IT Direct *cr»Ic« Miami to I'htLiiltflrihi'i. I m night then be able to putseveral depended, quite often, the appear- , ’stick" und “ rule and to com -1thought to that Latin younir ladv spend $100,000,000 on the project. I tlii B. S. tkrkvhtvt. every 10 d iji, j well known fossils in a place anco o f their publication* ut tne pe e successfully with the silver- Suzanne Lenglen, woman chain-’ Tho number o f telephones will where . , . . they « would , , „cause, , no mA°rS ,t lm o “ t. The workmen frequent- |haired men who learned their trade i P*0" o f the world. be increased from 120,000 to 1,M E R C H A N T S AND M IN E R S L O W iTouhlc.— Sanford Herald. And i ly refused to consider themselvcr in the dnys when apprentices *nH _____ _ 000,000. And “ long distance" T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CO. i f you are shy a few choice sped- .obligated to continue their work (Journeymen stood for lomr hn..r IN S U R A N C E A U T H O R IT IE S wil1 connect Leningrad with the j r a t e s 80i) E. BAY STREET, JACKSONVILLE -mens, Dean, this city hns n selcc- .when the mood moved thinr to i'lay and night under dim ' that ought to know, deny flatly Caspian sea. Full Ut'criptii e und illuitra'ed tion o f prehistoric antiques in this - pack up and seek new fields u «'id with deft fingers ami , l i / , i ! that cancer is hereditary. Nature Bolshevist Russia looms on her j buuhlet sent un rei/ufit. 1 line that almost prove the tyuth i hundred or mora miles distant. moving hands act in short •»**», <• protects the unborn child. Study wa^ ^ con1e ft an‘J p f the avpluUo^ theory. Kiisim A ll thU chang'd with the adopt- [the matter which’ assembled m ? !. o f thousands o f cases proves that capitalistic* repubh/. Nothing j jmec ValUy G «e \ te , ion o f the typ J d t in g machines (up t£c printed "age*. ’ ,U‘k the diwnsp is not inherited, nlso mo,u’>' to maU‘‘ >'ou con!wrv- ,j 4m hank OW ENSBORO, K Y ., MESSENGER Fly-by-night is nn old expres- now very much of a novelty, and spin. We have heard it ever since their appearance in the air is still J A G R E A T coal strike threatens wv can remember. Long years the signal for n rush to the win- m here, as a similar strike threatens ! ngo it did not carry a very savory down and porch" . While wo are England. Mr. Lewis, lender o f meaning, hut in 1925, all is chang- still regarding them as a curiosity coal miners, and owners of mines led, and it is a perfectly rcspcc- tin y enter into tin* fabric o f our should think it over carefully ! table title for the newest innova- commercial life, and add again to To force a strike, when tho tiort in the mail department. Mail |the possible accomplishments o f „ people are w illing to pay a fair now flics by night between New the,business man in the short per- ■ prico for coal based on fair wages, York and C hiengo, with a trnns-1iod o f activity .allotted to hint. ^ is folly nnd the intelligence of or- for nt Cleveland. The plan brings Medicine boasts o f the years it ■ gu nixed money should find n way these two cities, 781 miles apart, ■has won for man in its figh t with 1j* to prevent it. within ten hours of each oth er,. disease, but thnt is not to he com- |V so fa r ns the mall service is con- pared to what science has added to |a TO I,HAD thousands o f men and j corned, and the cor- i' only 10 the things that may he accomplish- jj their families into a strike, to last, cents an ounce. I he caving n an cd in even a short life time. m perhaps, through the Winter, if'e n tir e business day. Were lif" measured , VrrnmiilUh->d by tile tasks * any way out can be found, would Experimental flights have been ‘ ■ i m-d he cruel folly. going the past two we, ks, nnd Ihc > °* (ih> »hp T il II Coal mining work is hard, and Results from this work justify the ^ ese inventions, such as the rail- H langcrous. Five hundred and teleg ra p h ,; ■ •fashioned « the radio ' 2 indeed he JJ the lim- m generous pay to men that do such work and take such risks. . ■T H E M A N responsible for the success o f the coal miners’ union known that this is not the best time for strikes, and he w ill avoid T H IS strike, if in any way it can he done, n a t io n a l THE “ OLD SW IM M ING HOLE” JA C K GREEN W ALD , stock clerk, only twenty-one, spent tho evening reading Nietzcne, th»n killed himself. Grcenwnld might still be a useful stock clerk uud he read Nietzchc's life, before rending N fetiche’s pessimistic, high falutin’ theories. Nletzche went crazy, which was the natural result of such think­ ing as he did. For a stock clerk o f twenty-one to read Nictsch* is like giving “ high" game to a small infant. It takes preliminary thought to enjoy nnd see the namor in Herr Nietzcho, his ser­ pent, lion, man dancing on the tight rope, nnd his adoration of the “ over-man.” It would have been a great thing, perhaps, for the German Kaiser, as well us for that young stock; clerk, had Nietzcho never lived. TH E PORTER f Itr ic k T H E G L A C IE R moves, but you hardly see It moving. A great na­ tion like Itussiu may have a vio­ lent explosion, but cannot move 120,000,000 peasants, living in their 200,000 little villages, sud­ d e n ly overnight, in the name of Marx, Lenin and Trotzky, from semi-Asiatic medievalism to a communistic Utopia. Russia, talking about paying what she owes Frnnce, invites, and even implores American capital to come and make itself at home. She wants people to mnke money i f Russia and her people can have some of the money. IN D IV ID U A L H U M A N beings sometimes SEEM to mount the en­ tire ladder at a jump. The tiling doesn’t last. Napoleon went up and landed on St. Helena. Caesar was knifed by his best friends. Trotzky knows how that fcols. Alexander the Great conquered the world, hut could not conquer A le x ­ ander, lia killed his best friend nnd his dissipations killed hint. “ Slow nnd sure' is old fashioned. But OLD fashions rule MODERN men. f i L im e U A L L Y , and the bigger they are the more slowly their gradual udvancc, usually. T h is is a question w o rth pondering. T h e person w ho is forced to adm it thnt he sends bis m oney out o f town is do­ in g little to help his ow n home tow n g ro w , w hile the one w h o spends his money w ith the m erch an t w h o in turn spends it at home, is m aking his business count fo r the mo3t. T h e next time you a r e tem pted to send a w a y nn order fo r m erchandise that you can b u y ju s t a s cheaply in S an ­ T H E W IL D H O N E Y S U C K L E fo rd , stop fo r a minute and ask y o u rse lf how m uch the outo f-to w n m erchant contributed to S a n fo rd causes d u rin g the F a ir flower, that dost so comely last year, how much he p ay s to w a rd the S an fo rd C ham ber grow, o f Com m erce, w h at religiou s institutions he helps support Hid in this silent, dull retreat, Untouched thy honied blossoms in this city and how m uch taxes he pays. T h en recall the blow, m erchant you know in y o u r own town, how he pays to help Unse< n thy little branches greet, No roving foot shall crush thee run the city governm ent, how he contributed to first one good m ovem ent nnd then another, how he attends meet­ hero, No busy hund provoke a tenr. in gs o f the C h am ber o f C om m erce nnd is to be fou n d behind e v e ry m ovem ent w hich results in the advancem ent of the B y nature’s self in "'hito arrayed, tow n. A n d then, in addition, rem em ber that he takes you She bade thee shun the vulgar into his confidence and tells you, by m eans o f new spaper eye. Ar.d plank’d here the guardian advertisin g, w h at he has to sell and thd price on his m er­ chandise. shade, And sent soft waters murmuring It is you r friend in the home town that you should do by; Thus quickly thy summer goes, bu sin ess w ith an d by so doin g help not only his business but m oney in circulation rig h t Thy dnys declining to repose. I in directly assist in keepin g a t hom e w h ere it can qu ick ly fin d its w a y back into your Suit with these charms thnt must ow n pocket. decay, T h e Kissim m ee G uzette puts it like th is: Lgrieve to see your future doom; They died— nor were those flowers “ T h rou gh pleasure an d palaces though I m ay wend, more gay, I find the home m erchant a much valued friend. The mail The flowers thnt did in Eden o rd e r catalogue wooes m e in vain, for to buy w ithout see­ Bloom; * * Unpitying frosts nnd autumn’* in g giveH me a pain. T h e home m erch ant credits till pay day a r r iv e s ; Jiu know s all lht* w h im s o f his friends and their power ' ••■■■ i <k ) ' Shall leave no vertigo o f the w ives. H is overalls w e a r like tho buckskin of old, his bu t­ flower. , tons a in ’t brass if he tells you th e y ’ re gold. O f every com ­ m unity he is a part, am i even the kids know the path to From morning sung and evening his heart. H e boosts fo r the chapel, the lodge and the school; dews, com m unity uplift is e v e r his rule. A n d even the football A t first thy little being came; I f nothing once, you nothing lose, and basketball team s Icok kindly on him in the athletic F or when you die you are the dream s. I ’d ra th er have him a t m y elbow each day than to s-mc; L e t’s m ake the thing Tho space between is but nn deal w ith someone fu rlo n g s a w ay . m utual nnd stand by o u r frie n d ; th e re ’s no place like home hour; Tho frail duration o f n flower. fo r the money w e sp en d ." B IB L E T H O U G H T F O R T O D A Y T H E F IF T H C O M M A N D M E N T : — Honor thy father and thy moth­ er thnt thy days may be long upon the Jnnd which the Lord thy God giveth thee. Exodus 20:12. A com plete line of I �m1 “ V ™32 n r ? r V ' 7'*;*'. j? I 'J r < * rw'i f • :f.’ » i l ' I . - I( M* .! . ■ ; , m' P CHI r* * * .1. t iWTi.- i.*--. :*£ f .V * • ■ A |l- ' “ - ” ••-*•*• " ..... r......... '. '*1V| : soft >: ,•/ h lil *Jf- THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY &, 1925 he Social Side of Sanford M IS 3 K A T H R Y N W I L K E Y , Society E ditor. IP H O N E O ffic e U 8 Mrs. George DeCottes Entertains A t Bridge HonoringMrs.Dighton S o c ial W C alendar Monday __ t . . I Hrs. George Herring entertained at bridge Monday night, compli­ menting Miss Helen Shepherd, of Ntagra Falla, N. Y. Jht Tueadav Thera,Will be a call meeting o f o f Managers of the San­ the aa's Club Tuesdny mornford clock. A ll members are be present. ^ithlecn Malory Circle will lesday afternoon at 3:30 at o f Mrs. J. R. Lyles on treet. .lathaen Clnss of the First Church will have their regonthly business and social in the Primnry room o f lurch, Tuesday afternoon nt ck. Each one is asked to H w o lemons. D u g h t ers of the W esley Class win hold a picnic and business itlng nt Palm Springs Tuesday «veninv. All meml>ers are urged ‘ Co attend. 1W ii' Zinnias o f every hue made the home o f Mrs. George A. DeCottes unusually lovely Friday afternoon when she entertained seven tables nt bridge complimenting Mrs. S. It. Dighton, who with Mr, Dighton and fam ily have recently mov­ ed hero from Greenrboro, N . C. Follow ing the counting o f scor­ es it was found that Mrs. Snmuel Puleston Was high and she re­ ceived a beautiful Itniian pottery plntter. Mrs. Mobley also receiv­ ed a beautiful Italian pottery plat­ ter. Mrs. Mobley also received a piece o f Italian pottery for cut prize. The guest o f honor, Mrs. Dlghton was presented with a similar piece. A t the conclusion of the gnme, a delicious ice course was served. Dr. William V. Cox, son o f Mrs. T. J. Miller, who has just complet­ ed his medical course ut Howard University, Cambridge, Mass., is visiting at his home on Magnolia Avenue fo r several weeks. JACKSONVILLE. J u t 3— The amateur automobile raocs wh'^h Former Sanford Girl be conducted by the American Le­ Lake Mary W ill Wed N ext Month gion at Jacksonville Reach with Walter Purvis as the director as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans and Rev. and Mrs. Francis Edwin part of the Fourth of July cele­ fam ily left on Sunday, Juno 28th, fo r Boston, Mass., and expect to be gone about three months. Little Miss M ary Louise Dunn left Sunday fo r Boston, and will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans during the summer. Mr. nnd Mrs. N . H. Braddock have returned from a short visit to West Palm Beach. Mr. Crosby nnd son Perley le ft Tuesday for their summer home ut Hampton, N . C. The ice cream social given by the Hoys’ Club Friday evening was very successful. The boys served ice cream, cake nnd punch. The club house wns appropriately decorated in the colors, red, white nnd blue. Music nnd dancing were enjoyed throughout the evening. Mi3s Doris Marked left Monday to spend the summer in Philadel­ phia. Clarence Priest, o f Sanford, was the guest o f John Whitaker and William Dunn one night this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Love in and child, o f Wncon, Gn., arrived Sun­ day to b d th e guests o f Mrs. John S c h li^ ^ ^ Steinmeyer and Gordon if Jacksonville, left Friday iding some time with Mrs. ms. :ii Mrs. J. B. Coleman and y Hommcl spent the past very pleasantly in Tnm- i Mrs. J. C. Mitchell and daughter, Dorothy Mitchell, .arrived Friday from Montezuma, Ga„ to make their borne in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Southward and children spent the week-end in Tampa as the guests o f Mrs. rard’s brother, Henry I«ot. s First Mortgage Loans on im proved B u siness nnd Residentiul P ro p e rly in S an ford Fu nds im m ediately available su bject to title . exam ination . IM E. Jones spent the weekOTOBm Fort Myers us the guest of his family. A P P L IC A T IO N S F O R A P P R A IS A L S ft n . ill. C. Du Bose and family ondS^mest, Miss Anna Burt, of TuactlMbia, Alu., left Friday for Daytona • a. h, wlu-n- lln v h;r.>taken nlh ouse fo r the summer. DuBOSE A N D HOLLER SEE 112 P a rk A ven u e Sealed Proposals w i l l ’ bn rerelv.d by the City Commission of Hanfnrit. Florida, ut their office In the City Hall at or before J:J0 I’ . M.. July ZOth, ISJj . for the purchase or n 13Inch auction dredge, delivered com­ plete. « H l ready for operation nt tnfdrd. Florida, as per spec!flea- W. a WILLtAMB. city Manager. -e *.»•**•' IS SCARCE X i F ift y F eet, E ast F ron t, O a k A ven u e, Street ? New Smyrna Beach ■ P n v in g A H P a id . 1 :m K .i PRICE $2500.00 For Farther Information. T h is is under M ark et Vnhte hut f need the m oney. • s : i j . Call at Montezuma Hotel. ti H. B* SCHULTE R E A LTY CO., Inc. •• A D D R E S S O W N E R , B O X N O . 407 l i i i i i i i i i i m i i i i i i i m i i u j MAKE RESERVATION EARLY i i i i n i i i i i i i m i i i i i a i i i i n i n n i i i n i n n i i i i i i i i i i n i n i n n i i n i i f DU BARRY, snEBA, CLEOPATRA, SAPPHO, HELEN OF TROY, SALOME— SPECIAL Offerings : H ad T h e ir N ig h t o f Rom ance. s C o n sta n c e T a lm a d g e BAU M EL’S J U L Y A llen & Brent s S W e a re p erm an en tly located in Sanford .1 . - • » •• l . , V W e gu ara n te e Satisfaction , I f you h a v e P ro p e rty you w a n t sold— L ist it w ith us nnd kiss it good-bye. W il W ile Bath Suits — AT— ••• L e t us Bell your p ro p e rty AT AUCTION ■ ■ “ HER N IG H T OF ROM ANCE” N o t bath in g suits, m ind y o u ! — b u t m ade for S w im m in g ! T h ese m ade for com fort and service! S n u g fittin g ! A ll col­ ors, and sizes, too. V alu es up to $7 now fo r— • ’ ‘1 OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS Tonight ■ B| :■ W IL L H A V E SALE i •* i R eal E s ta te A u ctio n Sales. NOW THEN For Tuesday at Wright, Warlow and Company A r e Notv R eceivin g A pplication F o r A l*VHITISKMK.\T Our Prices advance July 10th. R IN E ’S F IL L IN G STA TIO N CLEARANCE ■kP ft. AI. it” ■ «y n ril« In th* offtoff o f th« city aiSMKer. A copy w in be furifIshed to each bidder making apptt. ration for same. Proposals are to be pressnted la a sealed envelope endorsed on the out­ side. "Bid fo r Suction Dredge" and tha name of the bidder. Koch proposal must be accompa­ nied by a certified check f o f two. made payable at slam to the order of the Ctry of Snnfflrd, Florida. Payment to he' mads after aatlafaotor) test of ten days has bean made. The City Commission reserved the right to refect any or ail bids, or to accept any bid they deem to be for the best Interest of the city. will be one of the chief contenders for honors in the ten mite race nnd also in the free-for-all fhirty mile race. Hayden Smith of Jacksonville, will also be a real contender in both of thca^ races, it is thought. CLOSEIN APARTMENT HOUSE SITE *125 Phonographs ..... .......... S7ii 8 3(1 Electric fans ................. *22 $ l.t Electric fans ............. . *11 S 1(1 Electric fans .............. * 8 Claude O gilvie, o f Fort Myers, I New Player Piano. ! Second Hand I'iaon. Mrs. T. J. Miller has le ft for is spending some time here. Tires and Tubes. Martin’s Ferry, Ohio, where uhe A. J. Lossing and family spent At Low Prices In Order To Make was called by the serious illness Room. o f her mother. Saturday at Coronada Beach. d Mrs. George Iilack re­ today from Plant City ey spent the week-end with MtW Black's parents. Radford, o f Atlanta, spent tha week-end with his mother, Mrs. G. A . Radford. ‘t H r * -------Jb* Lein hart and Henry Bun left Friday fo r Miami, Where they will spend u few days. >• CHEAP FOR CASH 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. bration will be one of the bcstraces ever conducted along these lines in the South. This is the opflion I t of fthe" local* expressed by officials post of the American Legijn. Besides entries from Florkte r<. ties there a n numerous eitries from South Georgia and Ahuania cities, it was stated and kern Com­ petition for the hohors of th* day aro expected, though the prinfoters say that the Florida boyi will hold their own. Grady Garner, of Jacksoiville, * SACK in u n in iiin iM iN 5 Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Holly Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S’. Osborne announce the birth of a son on Sun­ motored to Daytona fo r the Fourth. day, July 5. The baby has been Mr. and Mrs. George F. Root named Hugh Joseph Osborne. entertained Mr. Edgar W olfe and Mr. Paul IToggnrd Sunday with R E S T R IC T IO N RA ISE D dinner at the Seminole Cafe. Mr. Wolfe nmf Mr. Iloggurd are exten­ LO N D O N , July fi.— Restrictions sive realtors in Chicago, II!., and imposed by the ministry of agri­ are interested in real estate here. culture in connection with footand mouth disease in the counties Mr. nnd Mrs. Volio Williams an­ o f Warwick, Cheshire and North­ nounce the birth o f a son July 4. ampton have been withdrawn. There are now no restrictions in Paul Lake nnd W ilia m Lake left forco in Great Britain for *he first Friday fo r Laurens, S. G\, to spend time since the widespread out­ several weeks with their mother, break o f 1023. Mrs. W. D. Lake. n m __ Steinmeycr announce the engage­ ment nnd approaching m arriage o f their daughter, | E M IL Y C O R IN N E to MR. L A M A R H O L M A N W A T E R S , the wedding to ke solemnized on the evening o f August fifth , at half a fter six o ’clock, Springfield Methodist Church, Jacksonville, Florida. The above taken from a Jackson­ ville paper w ill be o f interest to the many friends o f Miss Steinmeycr, who several years ago lived in San­ ford with her mother nnd father. Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Steinmeycr. ■ » Wednesday The Nellie Turner Circle w ill Miss Sudio Burke from E ver­ Dr. R. M. Mason, Reuben Mason havfe a picnic Wednesday ufternoon • t Hoosler Springs. Meet at the and Robert Mason spent Saturday green, Ala., visited friends hero last week. and Sunday in Fort Meade. chitfch at 2 o’clock. v ••. vi Amateur Racers To Compete In Events Near' Jacksonville T E L E P H O N E :— R es. 428-J. 1 ’ ' < JUI -•s.V^Jjr.'ri'/STTYgS?! “ i ;;;r • The Princess .«•(***£»«*# f 1 $5.95 A L L E N A N D BRENT • • • I'J/fl.'f/f .fli .‘ I 116 E . Second Street, S an fo rd , F la . i jg a a a a a w a a a a a a a w ir a w K a w a a a K iia a a a a iK M M i la s a a i ■ » * 'F * * > * * < t * * * * < ' * * > > ' { " » - H ‘+ * * * * * * * * 4 * * * 'H '4 - H '* * l " H * * * * < H * * * * * e + * * 4 4 - e 4 » 4 * 'f r * - H * * * * * * e 4 " l - * - > - H ^ > < e ^ - H - M H H e Embroidered VOILE DRESSES CREPES E xq u isitely styled o f the fin ­ .> est F ren ch E m broid ered a ■ .. ■ •• Voiles. Cool, w earable, and m ade in all the new est color­ ings. A la rg e and distinctive selection to choose from . V a ­ lues $12.95. m .. 36 to 40 in. wide plain colors, all shades, fast colors, $1.50 to $1.75 yd. Special— “S* $1.00 yd. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herrin spent Saturday,ut Daytona Beach. Mrr. G, A. Radford, Mr. nml Mrs. 0» T. Alford, Miss Virginia G rigg, ft- A. Radford und P. W. Radford made a congenial party ut Daytona lk-ach Saturday. Claude Sistrunk spent week-end at lluytunu Ueach. the Mr. anil Mrs. Jumes M ihik Ii Loil, Mr. and Mrs. ft. B. Chapman und daughter, Mary Chapman, spent Saturday at Coronada Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Edmonds were the guests o f Mrs. Edmonds' pa­ rents, Dr. and Mrs. F. D. King Sunday. S. O. Shinholsor nnd fam ily spent tho week-end at their camp on 1-ake JBmima. Mrs. S. Puleston, Mrs. J. G. Sha­ ron, Miss Mary Elizabeth Pules­ ton, Mils Sara Evelyn Williams nnd Miss Gladys Wilson spent the past week-end very pleusantly at Day­ tona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. King and chil­ dren spent the Fourth at Coronada Beach, FLORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY An Accredited University Prepar­ atory School. Beginning1 its seventeenth success­ ful year, Sept. 23, 1925. A ge limit 10 to 21. $600 includes all expenses Only a limited number o f boys accepted. Summer Camp in Blue Ridge Moun­ tains. Captain Moyer, special representat­ ive o f Florida Military Academy at Hotel Montezuma, Tuesday, July 7th. from 10 until 2 p.m. Call or phone for appointment. [iss Fern Ward left 4ika, Ala., to spend tn there she will go ami Koxsackle. N. Sunday for some time to j\tlanta, Y. fiss Claire Zachar* has ns her st Miss M argaret W ight o f K Ga. Jr. and Mrs. N. E. Bell and Mrs. ®ita Buchan nan, o f MontgomAla,, were the guests o f Mrs. Winston this past week. Direct Benefit From System W h e n you put system into savin g, yo a soon be- j gin to get direct ben efit— and step by step you clim b h igh er to financial success. Open nn ac count w ith us today. i Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts J jn m in o le ([[o u n lg l^ a n k S a n f o r d f F I a . !lss Melba Young, of Valdosta, . • is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. fSciman. ^ ^lLarge floral designs, 40 in. wide, fine sheer q u a lit y — t 75c and $1.50 yd. Special Lot o f Hats T u e sd ay Special T h is lot o f H ats include Loth sport and dress styles. V a l­ ues up to $7.00. N o w only— ■ ■* ■ ’• ■M 't S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O G R E S S EVER FA ST SUITING 36 in. guaranteed fast colors in all shades— 50c yard. •»i COLORED D IM ITY W ide stripes, fast colors, Rose, Green and Blue. 65c Yard. ^ TOW ELS Large size heavy Turkish Bath, Towels, Plan White and Rose and Blue Border Special— 50c Each. $ 1.00 Pure Silk Hose 79c day. Irs. II. C. Geiger, o f Atlanta, Ihe guest o f her sister, Mrs. Irge Davis Hart. COLORED yO ILE S M A G N O L IA S P R IN G S , F L O R ID A Mr, and Mrs* H. ft. Stevens, Miss Rebecca Stevens, Dr. and Mrs ft. E. Stevens and Mrs. Glisson .motored to Daytona Bench Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. R. L. ftoc and 111 daughter left Sunday for ir home in Jacksonville. Mrs. has visiting her mother, , Betts on Oak Avenue for the ; two weeks. $6.95 E v e ry w om an k now s the high g ra d e H osiery this shop c ar­ ries. T h ese a re p u re thread silk in stap le colors and all novelty shades. A ll sizes if you h u rry . Closing Out A ll leath er bags nnd V an ity C ases. O rigin u l vulues w ere as high as $7.00. Special — ! •• 5 25c—B A T H TOW ELS 18x36 Extra Heavy P a in white and colored border,’— 25c Each H U CK TOWELS 18x36 Extra Heavy Plain white and colored border— 25c Each LONG CLOTH NAINSO O K 39 in. wide fine sheer Jap Nainsook, white and flesh— 35c 36 in. wide fine soft finished quality 5>* •• 25c yd. ■ M X ■ 81x90 Seamless Sheets, good quality.............................................. $1.50 Each. $1.95 BaumeTs The Y owell C ompany "T h e P o st O ffic e Is N ext D oor T o U s .” S I ■ ■ ■ « a N N i ! a a a a m a a a a a " " lll< a a a a B a a a H a N a a H a n a H a a a a a B iiB a N a a iiu M B a « B a B N a ^ iB a a M » B " 4 " “ * D* B:■ * * Bi �PAGE FIVP THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1925 PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, JULY 6, 1925 rid of Sport 'as, Welch sacrifices, Kelly to Bail- turns the throw in time to catch oy. With the infield in, Brazier Luther who was advancing on the hits sharply to Walzak who fum­ play. Doyle, however, reached bles, and Rucklcy scores, Brazier third. To end their half, Buckley being snfo nt first. Four runs so wns out, Kelly to Bailey. N o runs, far, nnd not one o f them earned. two hits, no errors. Kelly striges out Edwards for the SA N FO R D — A tremendous drive second time, and Surface was out on a fly to McQuc, ending the in­ by Walzak followed by n sharp ning. One run, no hits, one er­ single by Curley were the decid­ ror. * SA N FO R D — F or the third time ing factors nnd ten innnings o f Jim Moore was out at first as pretty good bnsebnll were ended. he hits a slow roller to Buckley Wade flies out to Brazier to Btnrt nt second. Bailey wns passed nnd with. Then Walzak, on the second after McQuc fouls out to tho catch­ er, Builey was caught o f f second, Doyle to Buckley. N o runs, no hits, no errors. Third Inning. Seventh Inning. L A K E L A N D — Lakeland wns L A K E L A N D — Ponder flies out ensy this inning, both Doyle and " * flies out to J Doyle Luther being thrown out by Fris­ to , Walzak bie. Dumas ends it by striking out. Frisbie nnd Luther was struck out 5 being the sixth mnn to fail before ■ N o rum, no hits, no error. No J S A N P O R D -F r is b ie wns out, Kelly's curves nnd smoke. i Welch to Kdwnrds. Kelly singles runs, no hits, no errors. SA N FO R D — Seems as tho the ! to right field. Wnde was fooled seventh inning is nlwnys Sanford’s i lucky inning, nnd if ever Luther * was in n tight hole it wns during ! this hectic inning. Alford leads o ff ■ with his second single, n sharp hit ! to left field. Frisbie drives n hot ■ one thru the box, which Welch ■ — ---- fumbles, hut recovers to toss to ! men scored, without a hit, and out Buckley who drops the hail and a or lbivo outs, Kcily struck out two both men are snfe. Kelly then ■ or tnem Buckley was walked to singles to third base, nnd the bases begin with. On an attempted bunt nre full. Wnde hnd worked Luther ■ Welch foula out to tho catcher, for three halls, two fouled strikes 2 M ^ o .*r *kWa8 ,"afo at fir>t whon thcn hit" n long high fly t,,’ 5 McQue threw low to first, Buckley .Surface, scoring Alford, but i-’ris- ■ w ith * tho third on tho play- Then bee being caught a t second on a ■ wurdsl nn,M,?1t ntW° ° n nIce ,,P‘r l,y Tho score ■ wuriis, und just ns Kelly was wind- was now tied nnd Kelly on first 2 ig up, Buckley steals home, Kelly Walzak ends things with a pop up ■ Celerymen Split Highlanders In Games Here On July Fourth Buckley at second, who was g iv ­ Take Morning Game en plenty o f work, nnd who ac­ By Score Five To cepted twelve chances in the field with only one mlscue. But ho was Four But Lose In hard pressed by Walzak who play­ ed one o f the best games he has Afternoon 8 To 0 4 appeared In here. Walzak covered Kelly Pitches Win For Sanford Team MuchGood Fielding Is FeatureBothGames; Welch Hits Hom er By P E T E R all sides o f his position with ease nnd confidence and was busy with seven chances, with only one bob­ ble, und who, desnito an injured arm, looks ns good as any second baseman In the league. Mention must also bo mnde of McQue’s smashing double to right wHch sent in the first two runs, nnd o f some neat work nround his position. And we can’t leave ball pitched, reaches out for ono which made a rabbit out of both Brazier and Surface, he landing safely on third by a wide margin. Curley then drives a beautiful hit to right field and the game waa over. The Box Score SA N FO R D AB. R. II. PO. A. Wade, cf. .. .. .. 4 0 0 2 0 Walzak. 2 b ..... 5 1 2 3 3 Curley, r f.........4 1 1 1 0 Moore, If......... 3 0 0 2 0 Bailey, lb .........3 1 1 9 0 McQuc, 3b....... 4 1 2 2 0 Alford, c........... 4 1 2 R 1 Frisbie, ss....... 4 0 0 3 3 Kelly, p............ 4 0 2 0 3 Totals E (1 i (I (J 0 1 0 1 0 LAKELAND Dumas, If. .. Buckley, 2b. Welch, as. .. Brazier, cf. . on errors, Lakeland 2 Double plays, SurfacT, Walzak to Bailey to \v by pitcher. Ponder by k od ball Alford. Wild „i ly 2 ‘ struck out, bv e Luther 3. Base on h-,n ly 3; off Luther 2 r 2:08. Umpire, Ware. Edwards, lb. Surface, rf. . Ponder, 3b. . Doyle, c. .. . Luther, p. .. T o t a ls ......... 32 4 Score by innings: 3 28 12 1 Sanford .. „ .. .. 000 300 100 1 — r» Lakeland ......... 000 211 000 0— 4 Summary: Two base hits, McQue. Three base hits, Walzak. Stolen bases, Buckley, Brnzier. Sacrifice hits, Welch, Doyle, Wade and Moore. Left on bases, San­ ford f.; Lakeland 4. First base 8CH ALL w eigni ami looks trim and neat n; In* pinto, nnd though his best offerin g was being thrown out at firijt four times, the old time punch and vim will out, nnd wo’ll see some real hits nnd smart basc, i bnll. Jim received n nice ovation anti ns ho came to bnt the first time, despite the fact that Hanford has grown considerably since he last appeared here. i Luther pitched in off-form in this contest, ns he is rated ns one o f the best in the lengue. lie wns in several tight positions which woro cleared away by fine support, but the breaks and tho two inning hits bent him. ? , n Z ° b? r * Brazier also" wido scored. tThe e r - error. 1,1 ii“ ' k|« » - w w 8 r s .-S i m u m twice during the game g iv ­ ing them throo o f their four runs nnd causing much uneasiness in the stands. Tho funny pnrt o f It was that nfter Kelly threw tho ball away and let tho runs come In, ho would lienr down nnd strike out the next two men to face him. Hut, outside o f theHo mis-pluy.n he was holding lakeland in check as ’ a “ Ve 1 *l'n innnings, only three men faced him in each in­ ning. Fed* didn’t lose heart as Kelly donated the preclnua runs and the rnlly in the third wan n Joy to behold, to lie followed by another short rally in tho lecky eoventh and to end up with two o f the nicest hits over made on Uie field, in the tenth inniiu-. Walznk certainly smacked a ' sweet blow, and with only ono away, the game was as good as won, for Cur­ ley, one o f those dependable play. «rs with n hidden punch some* Where, steps Into one o f Luther’* curve., to score Walzak from tn rd, sending the fans home jn splendid spirits. Score by Innings: First Inning. L A K E L A N D — Dumas, first man MH, was „ „ „ on Frisbie’* peg up. an easy out, Friable’s m>K being perfect. Buckley lifts a high pnn Am V!_. wm • • . n ‘,ne to Jim Moore in left for tho second out. Welch singles sharply over third base but was caught out nt second, / lord to Frisbie, on flic next ball pitched to Brnz* ier. No runs ono__hit, no errors. S A N F O R D _ ..... e j begins things by grounding out to first. Walzak hi » a hard grounder thru third, the ball being stopped by Welch,, Walzak however, reaching first, and i giving Hanford its first Walzak wair forced out nt though, ns Curley hit to I, Curley safe nt first. Jim Moore received a great hand as lie came to the plate for bin first try on. " ‘■•■•‘ in. . nntl IT AD. RATES ■da. w ill h« r«- . I patron. and « » '• Immediately »«•» ■llFtlMM iTtm n _ UK ■ IlM ~ s« • __ dr a lln* W K ___ 4 t a liar sek P TVP« doubla abova ftatM., lU te e ara for con- t ..... length avernx* rt < S f i « ** S a X fitfcfe* line. ,a flrat *Uo tor r o s t r l ct ed to M M la ms ' l e T h . S a n ­ . C U ' » I I I bn r esponsi bl e I nc o r r e c t Insertion. ■E Q S a r ( o r §iib»e<ju«nt G T i n of f i c e shoul d be r U B B i * d l a t e l y In c m . of ./ * : I'ourteona. Hrompt. lation In South weataro Hats »<• (« - w o r d ) Una. RE.VL E S T A T E ers and fern growers o f Volnsia county advertise in the DeLand Dally News, rat* lc per ward, caah with order. M A IN E— Wntervllle, Morning ttoaUriel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple nre Interested in Florida prop­ T IN A N D M E T A L W O RK erty. Reach them through t)H Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tM ES H. C O W A N — A ll kinds tion. o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak A L IT T L E W A N T A t) In The Herald w ill bring you big re­ Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele* sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored nwny and have no use for. A litle thirty-eent ad FOR S A L E — 3 acres t may bring you several dollars. land in city limits Phone 118 nnd n representative will Terms cash. See or w cnll to see you. ’ ________________ lianknton, Sanford. Kfflclent. ^poplr n( Sanford |o of trn nrrdrd. |at nhrn hot «prI rmwlrrd. It I* Iphabetlrallr )»» FOR S A L E — Corner hit ai joining lot on Palmetto terms. Box 431, care flora I D A V ID B. IIY E R a double, scoring both Curley and Unilcy. rite stands in nn uproar “ "<* Mac got n nice hand, as h| scored on A lford ’s sharp single down tile third t.noo lino Frisbln was out as ho sent a long, high one to Brazier, ami Kelly flies but to Welch to end the inning. Three runs, three hits, and no errors. Fifth Inning. L A K E L A N D — Lakeland wns ngam given a run to tic the score tins tune, ns Kelly throws another wide one with a man on third, pon­ der, with two strikes on him. was A H C IH T E C l ied Directory I (•DRESSING — Multigraphing, ‘ oTding and mailing— as you 'ran t .It— when you wnnt it. •iboDC.373. II. E. Porch. First 'XatlaCi&Bauk Bidg. not# nultdlnR Orlando, Florida A N D MOTOR RE IN DING. H IL T O N ’S IIAUIir.lt ITO SE RVIC E Day Meet? all ‘ rai” S B **f. Phone 551 nnd G3-W O K I,A N D O , F L O R I D A C h in a w are in E n g lish P o rce­ lains, R u v arian and Japanese C hina m ake lovely g ift s A R C H IT E C T F irst N ation al Rank Bldg. S an ford. ----------- F lorid* •DO YO U W A N T to buy or sell anything?” If so advert!** la tho "Gainesville Sun.” The Ball Hardware B ELL C A F E nford’s best in Service and Qual ♦y., F lr*t Street nnd Turk A ve I Chiropodist 1 FOOT SPECIALIST Corn*, lliinlons. In grow ­ ing Nalls. Heavy Call­ ouses or llrcd aching feet. V.NEY’8 DRUG STORE — Pre­ scription*, Drugs, Soda*. Wo a rt a* near you as your phone. 'Call 103. ALPH Al I i»it. c. i.. mni.BH 1Yowetl Drew illdg. I'hune. Ulsvator .Buyers SANFORD ELE C TR IC CO. Successors to Gillon A Platt I Magnolia. Everything elec■rical. Phono 422. F IL L IN G S T A T IO N S AND A U TO S U P P L IE S ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES W. II. LONG Electragith 410 Hanford A ve. Sanford, Fla, FIGHTS— Three stations. MngnoB* and Second. First and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Streat. Expert service. SANFORD ELECTING CO W IG H T P R IN T Contractor and Builder TO WRECKER Phone r E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T " Flowor* fo r ail occasions. . 3 U Myrtle. Phonz 260-W ; Ave. lot 61x117. e $1,400, small $300. Balance Dean-Berg Corp., NT SEMINOLE CREAMI SEM INOLE PRESSERY W ir ^ T h e jiriccs a rc rig h t io r i real opportunity at the coni pletion o f F o rre s t Lak< Hotel. ^ "-’ O O R TA N T TOPS ,s ,N fs . Shop for good barber [jliN 'S CLOTIIINt (— • read through the classified ?dver. Wanted ° , e vrrw iiseil tisements and learn lo;r J why classified advertising j I IV A N T to buy from one to five well located building lots in Snn ford. The prices must lie withb BY COM DO Furnished apartment , 30G Elm Avc. )R R E N T — Furnished rooms near new hotel. 1009 Union Ave. $10,000,000 Co. wants you to s 150 daily home necessities in Sn ford. Profits $35 to $50 week Experience unnecessary, ro r pi ticulars, write The J. R. Walk Co., 62-70 West Iowa St., Me phis, Tenn. FOR B E N T — Tw o room furr apartment. Ideal location, E. Third Street. FOR R E N T — Furnished and bedroom, 1101 E Schneider. Automobiles Beautiful Apartment Site FUR S A I.E — Space on the page for classified ndvortbenienta. Why not rent those vacant rouma, or sell that second-hand goods? 100 fe e l on Park A v e Have you room* to rent or some second hand furniture to sell? Uao The Herald's classified pnge and get result*. 111 fe et on 11th St SAN* * M tT ftC J rc , tv R A T 'S ALL 5V6.R.. COOK 11 •F R H H IS H C A P rue 'iixsA t h a t U N T O (^ T U N A T O C\) ~ __________ T K M iT S A 1 * jO U N D . -JT77 A N O * m C 5 N 5 *^ 0 ^ A R M r u le s o u t *VO Q M S S lt X S v \T* T H A T / I H U S O S to A T C H X R/<W<5 i l ~ TH C SAM & T R O U 0 U C . T T M G .S YOU, n.v iiU \ V « george M cM a n u s ^ l KNOW - e>OT H E WA^J o n o u t im p o r t a m t ’ Everything For he Sportsman At Bll Hardware ■a■ a . . —.- VNT ADS IN THE H ERALD BRING RESUL l l e d B O t s iN E b b CLEANING, PRESSINC ( Pick Up Today's Herald w it h H im • Ca I.OSSING P A IN T COMI have found it a very prditablc habit, indeed. P riiln g — D ecorating P H O N E 303 TO O H E F'b O O T W H N i HA\0 AH A P P O IN T - IOHN E. EOX HOTEL MONTEZUMA ified advertisements because they FOR R E N T — Apartment. rooms and bath. Desiral tion. W ill be vacant Au^. tically new. Address 30 Herald. G. T .Y L O R D Y E R STATIO N SANFORD S become habitual readers o f class­ LOST— Diamond platinum bar pin in down town district Friday— value* ns n keep-sake. Reward Phone 61G-W. work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. n e n t MODEL T R IM CO M PANY Many men and women have FOR R E N T — Room* with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln House. ity W H E h ^H E. T C l l „ et OOT ON K tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. LOST Gold nose glasses with but ton und chain attached. Returi to Mrs. Powell, Femdalc Apts und receive reward. W I L L CjE. H E R E M 'N O T E Classified advertisements have com e to be an American institu­ D E P E N D A B L E USED C AR S 1921 Dodge Touring. 1925 Dodge Coupe. 1923 Dodge Coupe. 1922 Dodge Touring. 1923 Dodge Graham I 1*2 Ion Truck. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck. M IL L E R O. P H IL IP S , luce. Dodge Bros. Sale* and Service Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St. B R IN G IN G U P FATH E R SEMINOLE F U ItN IT U R I FOR R E N T — Furnished apart­ ment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. FOR R E N T — 2 or 3 room apartW’ nter, lights, gns mont. FOR S A L E — For immediate Snle Adults only. 300 French Ave. — One east front lot on MyrUc, close in 425 cash. Balance $25.00 a month. Inquire Dean-Berg cor- W A N T E D nt once. Htenograp or for light correspondence. Carrington, 400 National Ban nt house nnd j Building. _________ Try Smith’s Barber FLORIST SHOP M ORGANTOW N. W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through n clnssificd ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents u woril for six consecutive issues. tractive nnd convenient. Cnll nt Hcrnld office fo r further in­ formation. ____________ _________ motor DBVKIX>P»SttS A TT11NTI ON— r ao ■acola I* Loginning tn« greatoet de­ velopment In niorlda'a hlatory: t half million dollar highway to th* gulf haeoh ]u«t rnlalied; a two million dollar hrldgo acroaa Koeamhla Hay atarted: guarler million dollar opera houaa under conatruoth. i. two million* being apont on lilgliway; greuteat ehaneo for live davalopitra to get In oa ground floor. Wrllo lievelopmant Dapartment The I’ er.aacola Newa AUGUSTA C H R O N IC LE — Au­ gusta. Ga.— Augusta’* greatest classified medium, rate caah .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum ELKCI RICA I M U ST BE sold Friday. Palmctt* Avenue corner tot. East front Price $1800. Sinai! cash payment balance easy. Address “ Palmetto care Herald. • OCTIILAMD PAI.XT n-e P»'n t That Bare* Ton Money. Manufactured bj S kin n a-l.ln ilaU r P a la l Ca> Mold by LO M IS n P A IS T C O W A R T MS MagaslUi A r a Pkaaa 27* Floor Elki Inquire up Rooms For Rent have anything to sell, write me fui 1ly giving exact location, price one I terms. I mean business and wil 'bu y immediately. Have you “ “ y thing you really want to s e ll. Ad 3— 2, one-hnrso wagons |dress "Investor’’ care The Snnfori horse, John Murphy, A D V E R TISIN G gets rw ulla If It renchea p-jtentisl buyers. I nlatkn Dnily News is circulated In nn indusl Ini and agricultural sec­ tion. __________________________ A D V E R TISE m tT> Journal-IIeraid. South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday C l-isiflcd rate10c per line. Wnycrosa JournalHernld. Wayrn st. Georgia. __ T A 5 IP A MOF!N't’ ?• T R IB U N E — Send in your s'd,scription tc the Tribune or hand t to your W a l deqler so you can road Florida s greatest newsrspar. One year $8.00. G months HOC. throe month* $2.00. I f you desire $1,000 Insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your « filer. __ Elton J. Moughton Where S K vice and Quality ■ R e ig n s ) L Y M P I A C A F K Th * W affle II ouso A. Cnratt. Mer. 105 W. 1st St Sanford KIIOF 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 First ( ’lass Barbers Special Attention (iiven T o Ladies and Children. • E W A R T E L E C T R IC SERVICE , !Q ,, Expert Electrical repair*, i W . Central Ave. Orlando. MONEY LE: My 10 aero farm on on Avenue, close to Moore small cash payment, rcaerms. S. E. Barrett, Box Member A. L A FOR R E N T — Ground Illdg., 205 Oak A vc. stairs. C. T . Smith. FOR R E N T — Reasonable; me new apartments, phones it F O lt SA I.E— One thre eel. By week month or year, pedigreed Jersey bull located nenr ocean. W rit . C. I). B. care Herald. phone It. L. Scldcn, Selden BUILDING LOT for sale. Close Daytona Bench, Fla.________ in on Magnolia Avenue in best FOR R E N T — Kitchen, bed residential section. Price $1800. nnd garage 1101 Elm Ave Only $300 cash, balance 1. 2, nnd 3 yenrs, Dean Berg Corporation, 202 First St. FLO RID A— O RLAN D O — Orando morning Sentinnl; largest classi­ M IR A C LE Concrete C o, general fied business, rate lc a word, min­ cement work, sidewalk*, build­ imum 21c cash with order. GIVEN A W A Y — Restaurant nding blocks, irrigation boxea. J. ttTHE MORNING J O U R N A L is the I joining hotel, on First Street— Terw llleger. Prop. accepted want ad medium in $1,000 cash. Clear profits $500 per Pnytnr.s (F n .) One cent a word month. Must lie seen to be believ­ H IL L LU M B E R CO. Housa a an insertion. Minimum 25c. ed. Sec Mr. Hawkrigg. cure DcunService. Quality and Price. TA M P A . F L O R ID A — 1 Times, tho great Lumber and Building Material FOR S A L E — Stock of groceries rate 1V4t per word Carter Lumber Company nnd fixtures. Must sell in 15 charge 25c C'sh with < N. Laurel St. Phone 505 days. Leaving Sanford, apply 408 for complete rate card Sanford Avenue. jtplare within » a « r Tuesday nnd Wednes. C. A . House' You are wasting time and mo­ worth, Rooms No. 304. ney if this page hasn't your clas­ W A N T E D to become acquaints sified advertisement. Phone it in with some one who lives in 8*i> today. No. 148 .___ _ _ ____ ford nnd works in Orlando, mak­ RAG S W A S T E D — U r g e , clean, linen or cotton rags fo r clean­ ing trip every ray in car.—Writ# ing purpoaes. Bring them now Box 955 or call 425. to tho Herald Composing Room. W A N T E D — Small acreage tracts. Price must be right. Cash *n hand. Give complete informition in nnswering this nd. Address U. B. care Herald. T h e additional facts that you give distin gu ish es yo u r W n n t A d from its com petitors— and will very p robably put you in touch w ith the rig h t prospect quickly. Just h ear in mind, w h en you w rite a W a n t A d fo r these columns, to T E L L A C O M P L E T E S T O R Y T H E F IR S T T I M E . The results w ill take care o f them selves! Georgia. TO REACH tEe prosperous farra- E. S P U R L IN G , lUb-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie H igh­ way. C AFE I I\ I' I \ I < Y ou know yo u r o ffer, an d yo u r prospects know their needs. T h e y are sold if you convince them through yo u r W n n t A d th at your o ffe r m ost n ear­ ly m eets their requirem ents. first. W o do it. Phone 417-W. COLUMBUS tOa.) 1 .BDOBR—ClaaaR. R. Ave.-Commcrclal St. Ifled uda have the la r gnat circu­ D IR E C T O R Y F U R N IT U R E FOR L E S S V G ive them a m ental picture o f the article or se r­ vice that you are o ffe rin g , or the thing th at you w an t to buy. Building: Material Several fine plnys were made on noth sides, with features by Walxuk who in tho eightth scooped un CREAGE — in other w ords, no m ntter w h at sort o f W n n t A d you m ay be w ritin g, tell y o u r prospects w h a t you w ould w an t to know if you w ere the b u y e r in­ stead o f the seller. f ■A ll tleewattemnere M C IT be I made la R I M S at The ■ * » •lord Herald or hy let•ter. T t l s f k s s r d lir m lla Jaasees ere aet ^m l l j . TO REACH B U YERS or M llet* of Florida real estate advertise la the St. Petersburg Time*. Oae cent cent a word dally, two cents a word Sundays. TELL ENOUGH.....SELL MORE’ FOR BIG R E SU LTS advertise In the FO RT LA U D E R D A L E D A IL Y N E W S— it covers Broward County LE W IS O’ B R Y A N . O ffice In thoroughly which is ono o f tho Seminole Bank Building Annex. most rapidly growing sections on Phone 417-L 3. the Florida East Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon request. T Y P E W R IT E R S A N D R E P A IR S LE A R N ABO U T r o l l County and Lakeland. through the Star-Tele* A ll makes o f typew riter* for ram. Beot advertising medium In sale on ensy terms, fop rent, also repairs. O ffice Rupplles. Room 9 outh Florida Published morning*. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. Bsll Bldg. OHIO— Xenia. Mnke your sales P R IN T IN G through the Xenia Gaiette. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural W IG H T P R IN T SH O P— Printing district. Want ad and display ______Engraving. Embossing. See us rates on request. LAW YER *fO A D v r .n T is r .n * S l t i t t i i C . rt pr**«ntatlv» thornghly familiar with rates, rules nd classification, will give you implsts Information. And If til wish, they will assist you , -Wording your want sd. to o k * It more effective. L IM PO R T A K T NOTICM .Advertisers should tclve tnelr .rest or postoffice address as islt as their phone number if isy desire reeults. About one liader out o f a thousand has a ilephona. and the othera enn t immunlcate with you unlssa jey know yoar eddrese. Call 148. Advertising Classified Directory ford Daily Herald (Continued On p. „P Wnlznk « The Herald’s Market Place FOR A L L SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES A N D PROFIT Call 148. • ; Cash in Advance !wo hiK,p„ ; s 5 > MKatSsysss* Seminole County overs and Results Afternoon 2 Before a largo number o f fans at both the morning und evening games Saturday, the C elery-Fed* played two interesting games w in­ ning the morning nffnir, nfter ton long Innings by the count o f 5 to Buyers Throughout ids are quick .In the nfternoon j;ani was unable to h„ii T c-Iifck, the Ilighlanll U the ball fa r am| S ' ? o nothing shutout touched fo r ten hits #, doubles and one 0f ,Vfo° drive by Welch ACGilbei't-Mc Griffs The Herald Reaches ‘raid Classified Phon« 8 Cr»«| UnUifk fighit rtMfYttl � 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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YOUR NEW SPAPER Published in Florida’s Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Its R ichest Garden Land m [(M A Y BODY Routing of Road One "jetweenQuincy and State Capital Gets approval Of Board ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES LeBanon Officials Hold Negro Suspect BRISTOL, Va., July 3— A negro thought to be the one who shot three officers a t Roan- i oke, last night is' held in LeBannon, Vs., according to re­ ports received in Bristol Thurs­ day. Word of the arrest re­ ceived here said that the negro refused to give his name and th at LeBannon authorities had wired Roanoke police asking them to send a man to LeBan­ non to iduntify the negro. FIVE ACRES LAND TO BE ASKED FOR [71)0,000 In Contracts Awarded By Board LOCAL HOSPITAL illsborough R oad Provided For PROGRAM FOR •» ,* . i.w .x_ ^ -.**•* _----_ c— '- •>-••■ ^ r fair) 4 . .I‘ ♦V,'- v •• im m SS& x* tt & 1 i 'M i n____ COLUMN XV. BP 11! . ,?n*’ -ii 1 m . . — i.,,. Minimum yesterday _ _ , »*11» L I ............... PRICE FfV E CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, J U L Y -3 ,1925. ____________ Airplane View of Santa Barbara Qifoke Near, Capital 3W : Men Urged To Enlist For Period One Day Says Vi* TEACHERS’ BODY Daeschncr Purely Informal But Attaches DROP FIGHT FOR Capital Significance To II EDUCATION FUND Country Ready Ti Parade To Form At Armory A t 8:15 for March to the Pork for General Exercises Association Aprovcn Bill Which Would Provide Com­ missioner Of Education A h Pntriotlc Address Will Be De­ livered By Rev. F. D. King Of Baptist Church; Rev. Nixon To Pronounce Prayer * MemberPreAident’HjCnbinet ------ ■ : - Receive Mission Press Of Affairs May Prevent Caillat From Heading; Preparations for the celebration INDIANAPOLIS, July 3.—Miss iu Sanford of Independence Day Mary McHkimmon. principal or and the National Defense Tests as thn Piorco School, Brookline. Mass. Chamber Commerce Members requested by President Coolidge in Here is a remarkable view of Santa Barbara token from nn NEA Service airplane, just after the disas­ Thursday rig h t was «dected pres­ a recent proclamation, were com­ WASHINGTON. July 3 — j Express Desire To Have _ TALLAHASSEE, July 3 — pleted here this morning, accord-, trous earthquake. In the foreground are the ruins of the California Hotel, snowing the fallen walls nnu ident of the NnUcnnl Education Stepn wero taken Thursi Plot On NorthEast Corner Association in ••••nventin here. Fsteps to complete all the sec­ ing to an announcement by Mayor the exposed cross-sccions of he hooms. One entire side wall of tho structure collapsed. . Old Country Poor Furnt She succeeds Jesse IT, Newlon, looking to a revival of the c Form at Lake, chairmnn of the tions of state road number 2 cus.sion of funding France’s sunerintendent of schools, Denver. committee to provide the program letween Lake City nntl the The subject of property upon to be huld a t Centrul Park at 8:80 Colo. Miss McSkimmon received war debt to the United State#, Seorgia line were taken by which the proposed new city umi o'clock 507 votes while her rponent. Miss Saturday morning, July Ith. Ambassador D aeschnc___ Cornelia S. A Inir, of Richmond, i State road department, county hospital will be erected was The exercises a t the park will be­ led at tho treasury for an in­ the main topic of discussion at the Va., received 322. quarterly m eeting hero gin with u prayer by Rev. T. J. Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Nixon, pastor of the Methodist formal talk on the question Misn Ella Flagg Young, former lursdoy, when the chairman the Seminole. Cafe today when u superintendent or schonD of chiand to confirm to Secretary of schools C ’hlIn keeping with its timeauthorized to proceed number of the members of the or­ Church. This will bo followed by ergo, wns tho rtr.it woman pre«j Mellon official reports that patriotic music by local talent. honored custom of observing plans for construct- ganization expressed themselves liler.t. the French Cabinet recently | Following the music, Rev. F. D. the Fourth of July and allow­ the remaining portions of the on the mutter. Tin* Association lias drooped its had formally acknowledged tha King, pastor of the Baptist Church, ing its employes a holiday so die stretch. Under this nuA. P. Connelly, chairman of the will deliver ^in address of a patrio­ for n $Ul0,1)00,000 federal aid government’s debt to the United Many Leave City For Enter­ that they muy appropriately Senalo.* Walsh Says Cabinet fgbl ity work will bo started ns hospital committee, stated that tic fui.il for edut.itio.inl purposes. .States and was studying for a nature, during the course of celebrate the day, The Hanford Tainted By Tale Told By tainment Elsewhere While 1 , ns possible on 8.2 miles and due to the absence from town at which the question of National The assocmtl m ’s proposed bill means for its settlement. Ileruld will issue no paper to­ Doheny Of le a sin g Re­ ll additional milen early in one time nr another of its various Defenso and the purpose of the De­ Others Will Remain Here; ern d in g a departm ent of education morrow (Saturday.) M. Daeschncr inquired a t the serves; Story’s Weak Points with un office In the president’s Tb« rest of the section ul- members it nnd not met to confer fense Day Test will bo made clear. Celery men To IMay Twice sanv* time whether Mr. Mellon, __ is under construction. upon the m atter of asking the co­ cabinet, npp: > * »d a t yesterday's In a statem ent io the various chairman of the American debt NEW YORK, July 3.—Edward sciblun of tiie N. K. A., is without as .tie department has reached an operation of the county commis­ civic and patriotic organizations According to nnnouneemwits commission had received sny word’ tho federal aid provision, n feature sioners in the erection of the new L. Dohcny’s recent statem ent on feement with the Federal Buof this city, Capt. J. C. Hutchinson, made during the past several days Paris concerning the possibility the Teapot Dome oil leases, if true, of other association hills. u of Public Roads ub to the building, but he suggested that post commander of the local unite through Ambassador Herrick in the people of this city will cele­ In 1918 tho association perfect­ places some degree of responsibil­ ipletion of this section of high­ monibers of the committee who are of thu Florida Nntionul Guard, said of official steps by France in the ed iU first legislation for n federal brate tho Fourth of July In a num­ in Sanford tin July (1, the next ity for the "odious transaction" , which haA been under ronsidin port: “The president h«H au­ m utter, nnd was told that the only meeting date, of the county body, thorized the War Department to ber of different ways, some of upon every member of the llurd- education department. The $100,­ information lon for many months. the treasury had w u Each ing cabinet. Senator Thomas 4. 000,000 aid was a part. Another question of long stand- go before the commission mid ask arrcnire for a proper and appropri­ them going to vnrious other cities from the press. y?ar since the association lias for live, or ut least three, acres Walsh, of Montana, chairman of was settled when the departate celebration of July 4, 1025, us in Florida to attend tho big cele­ Commoner Says Decslon Of The conversation which M. Dnetho senate committee on public sponsored the hill without ever bnt decided to accput the rout­ on the northeast corner of the i Id National Defense Day, the exer­ brations that are being staged, Court Will Not Be Final; lands, which investigated r chner had with Mr. Mellon and having it brought up for final con­ county poor farm on Mellonvillc the while others huve signed their In­ er of road number 1, between cises to be of the same general sideration by the congress. This Under .Secretary Winston wns de- | Bight Will Win, He Says leanes, said Thursday. illahnssee and Qulqcy us it is Avcntie upon which the proposed character as those of last year. tention to remain here to uttcml your tha federal aid section was scribed as necessarily "most infor­ structure may be built. Senator Walsh, who is on his thu National Defense Day cXprclkesi •signnted by its engineers, the Governor John W. Martin has ap­ mal" since the ambassador had re­ iliminatvd. MIAMI. July 3.—Regardless of _ F. P. Forster spoke in this con­ way abroad, also regarded us ima t Central Dark and the morning dairman being requested to get . proved nnd endorsed tho observceived no instructions from his Ciirtis to Sponsor Bill nection and declared that the com­ th<‘ eourt'n decision tho people portant parts of the Doheny sLitepproval of the Bureuu of Public mittees should not think of sucur’ once uf this program for the state and afternoon ball game to b-* StnnU r Charles Curtis of Kun- government to initiate negotiation-! ruust he the tlnul judges whether staged between the Celery-Feds ntunt which ho said showed that ponds at Washington of the rout- ing less than five acres upon whicli of Florida and desires thut a patri­ evolution shall he taught in the the leases were not given Doheny rin , majority whip, will ini reduce for funding. The treasury had otic demonstration be held in every and the Lakeland Highlunders. ig as roude. schools, declared William Jennings to protect the oil lands from and sponsor tho bill id the senate, been wntching the situation in to erect ii hospital that would cost Still others, have planned fish­ A resolution was passed at the city and town In the state." according to Mi . (.‘ha I O Wil­ Paris closely through news reports Bryan in un address before thu drainage by outside wells. u quarter of a million dollars, ap­ ing trips to the numerous lakes, -neeting requesting the federal au­ proximately. The committee which had charge liams, secretary _of the associa­ and was not surprised when tha Miami Kiwanis club heru Thurs­ Mr. Doheny asserts that tho sub­ rivers and creeks in this vicinity thorities to place roud number 0, Considerable discussion was of tho program last year, of which and innny will go on picqics'tu day. ject of thu executive order trans­ tion’s legislative committee, which umbnssador **allcd. etween Madison and the Georgia Forrest Luke was chairman, is Officials declared they hail re­ If adverse to the rightoou i thing ferring the control uf the oil re­ preoaied tho measure. me toward Quitman, Ga., on the henid on this m atter, all speakers functioning again this year, and some of tho woodland springs and ceived no dufinite indication when The federal aid section was for urging that a t least five acres be serves from tho navy department thu decision of the court in the in this section federal seven percent system. ask that all military, pntriotlc and lakes which nbound of educational oupg( a French mission authorized to ___ gV Scopes trial ut Duylon, Tenn., to the iuU ^iir lieunrt inept w p equalisation Other action of the meeting in­ securixl. It was stated that duo civic organizations take an active of the state. to legal entanglements, it might dtoK M d -In cabinet m eetings, ut luftfty,"health educatiqTIf; adult •.­ work out a settlement might bn | will not utumi, Mr. Bryun predict­ cluded: ' Sanford residents have ulrcidy nof in: possible for the county to part in the parade which will form Secretary of the Navy Den- literacy, Americanization, r,nd tea­ pea red us nebulous as before, nlDecided to ncrept $175,000 from give noted the peppy excitement among ed. Tho principal thing, he de­ which a t the city nrinory at 8:15 o'clock namt'd, nnd the whole m atter aptho land ns a donation but by expressed his desiro to have cher tra in in g . blk county, to bo returned by the members of tho younger gen- i dared, is that fuels will be tlu* first time in education­ though the activity of the French prll 15, 1020, with which to con- that a small sum could be stipu­ tomorrow morning, from where it oration who, during the post week, | brought out and facts form the the transfer made, the senator al "For history," said Joy Elmer Mor­ cabinet gave rise to a suggestion will leave a t 8:30 o’clock for Cen­ , tin t rond 17 from Hillsborough lated for its purchase. have manifested their Fourth of | basin of all human action. He said said. gan, editor of the Journal of the by some observers that the present tral Dark for tho general exercises. It was further said th a t it may "The source of Mr. Dummy's in­ he iiud no (ear of thu outcome of toun.y line to east aide of section National Education Association in move might bring more definite be better for tho city to bond alone 'I he people of Hanford are individ­ July spirit iu the discharging of the trial. formation is not disclosed^ but pre­ {feast. fire crackers ami fire work of vuri­ “I huvo no fear that an adverse sumably it came from Secretary un address before the association’s exchanges on term s than did the Authorized chairman to take 11, for the erection of the hospital ami ually requested to take part in the ous kinds. parade nnd attend the exercises nt thun ask the county for a in Wage decision will settle the question ut Den by, although it is inconsistent convention, "a curriculum is being steps taken two years ago, when ftownrhip 28 south, range 23 over Two Baseball Games religion,” Mr. Bryan sold. "Nor with the testimony given by that ju ilt broad “nough to meet llte 51. Parmentier headed a funding expenditure of rond bond money to ho used with a like city tax to thu park. Those who rem ain in Sanford will a favorable decision settle gentleman before the public lands need of all the children of ull tho mission. The organizations specifically |fo r construction of roads and keep the institution in operation. lieoplo and varied to meet the I). L. Thrasher briefly .stated asked to lake part in, and doing will not liy uny means he deprived the question of evolution. If cv- committee. bridges as follows: Sumter couiiPARIS, July 3<—A French mis­ "According to my recollection, needs of the individual child. ;y, $(150,000; Ix>vy county, for that it hud cunte to his attention no, help make tho Defense exer­ of a good time on that day because oluliuu is a good thing, u decision "The old curriculum,M Mr. Mor­ sion to settle tho American debt did not get out of town to the a g a i n s t it will not prevent it from Secretary Hughes and Secretary luilding roads 13 and 10 through that recent excursion tickets from cises in this city a success, are: they celchrutions such us are be­ winning in the end. If real relig­ Hoover, qt least, wero asked if tin* gan Haid, "was handed down by will probably go to Washington ,t county, and $2,000,000 voted New York to vurious Florida ci­ Auxiliary uf the United Spanish larger ties did not include rates to San­ War Veterans, the Daughters of ing staged ut Daytona Beach, Mel­ ion is u good thing, it will tri­ subject was ever considered a t a tho school superintendents, but the tho end of the summer. It is not , Bay county. bourne and other cities oh the cast umph. if the fuels show that e v ­ cabinet meeting. Both replied that new curriculum being built by all likely that M. L'allatix, minister o f j Authorized chairman to locate ford and urged the local trade bo­ tile American Revolution, United const. There will be the Defense olution is a dangerous thing, thu It was not, or ut least that neither thu school force wurking in dem­ finance will head it, although he dy to do something to rvnie-Jy this Daughters of the Confederacy, late roads whenever necessity for co-upcrntion. The old cur­ would prefer to do bo, Rotary Club Test exercises nt the park, and result will be thnt the American of them had any recollection of ocratic :h action became evident, un- “slighting of Hanford” by what is Kiwnnis Club, Sanford and Lakeland will vie for people will tint! methods of en­ such an event. It will be inter­ riculum was inude fer adults; thu Tentative plans are under way I thought to he luxity on the part Sanford Chamber of Com* r authority granted by nn act honors in tho two ball games to be forcing their will. The courts cun- esting to leurn what they liuve to new curriculum cults for mastery and tiie composition of tho mission I of the Atlantic Const Line Rail­ the 1025 legislature ( Continued on Rage Three) uf fucts; the new curriculum (or already is under consideration. nl-J i.tuged here. not destroy a righteous tiling." ( Continued On Page Tnree) In submitting his quarterly road Company in this connection. m astery of life.” though no formal decision respect­ George W. Knight reported that Umpire Ware announced Thurs­ The wide publicity given evolu­ Lenient, Chairman Phillips re­ D raft Talented Teachers ing the appointment of this body ] the local Yacht Club work is pro­ day afternoon thut the morning tion umi religion is focussing the sted that contracts awurded since Mr. Murgun declared thut socie­ hrs yet been t a k e n by the cabinet. game will s ta rt ut 10 o’clock und attention of the world on a sub­ s last meeting aggregated np- gressing well but that those peo­ ty should draft into u* teaching V It would bo possible for M. Call-j ple who signified their intention to the nfternoon game a t 4 o'clock as ject the people did not understand, him ately $750,000. urmy its must talented men und |uux to absent himself form Paris become members, pay their initia­ usual. Lakeland managed to best the speaker pointed out. 1 The chairman reported that tion i'cv.> at this time. That is, wumen. "A iiution," ho added, I during August, when the situuHanford In Thursday’s game hut Mr. Bryun defended ihe consti­ f.01 miles of higliwuy either which allows Us most gifted tinn usually Is quiet, but after that j those who have not already done local enthusiuxts of tlte national tutionality uf the Tennessee act, been contracted for or was workers to Hpend their time on his presence here i snecessary bo-| so. pastime report expectations of two declaring: ier construction during the first ita material resources und puts in- cause of the budget and financial] Hanford victories on July 4. "The luw doesn't prevent the if of 1025, ns a cost nggregatATLANTA, July 3.—The gov­ cupables In charge of its intellect­ problems to he taken up. NEW YORK, July 3.—Success­ Then thlore are the lakes nnd press and the people from dis­ jf $8,0(17,708.10, with a little less ful operation of ship-to-ship wire­ springs to which many expect to cussing evolution. It doesn’t say ernment's seven day effort to con­ ual resources is crucifying itself The view in Paris is that the in half of tho work completed, less telephones was announced go late in the afternoon ami dur­ it is unlawful to tench evolution vict L. J. Fletcher and Thomas P. upon u cross of gold, for we nerd mission could servo no useful) fridges contracted for during the Thursday with the arrival of the ing the evening for swimming pur- up to man. It moans thut it is Hayden, foiroer attaches of the our best minds and our biggest purpose by being in Washington j km.- period had n total leugtli of federal prison of conspir­ hearts for the schools." north German Lloyd liner, Colum­ before September, because it iaj umi picnics. These places imluwlui ta teuch in public schools Atlanta 5,513 feet, at nn estimated cost RIO DK JANEIRO, July 3.— bus. Heated in a booth on the Co­ tiso ing to receive bribes when a jury Ella Victoria Dobbs, associate f $2,710,008.73, of which $004,­ A moving picture representative lumbus, a passenger talked to un­ which are frequenttud by the pool* that ninn ascended trout a lower iu United States court from weal­ professor of industrial arts of tho known that thu debt funding com-1 mission is ulrvady occupied with! 120.81 had been spent. says that Brazilian homes arc in­ other on a llumburg-Amcrican lin­ plo of this city, are easily accessi­ form of liter. The law doesn’t Hay thy ininutes of the penal institu­ University of Missouri, told thu several European debtors wh »i [ A financial statem ent subm it­ flecting the influence of American er, ploughing through the Atlan­ ble ami it is theca n number have Mr. Scopes cannot htlievo ta ev­ tion met defeat here Thursday re­ association th a t the functions of _____ ___ or ^are about to iniopened planned to spend purl of tomor­ olution. It sups he cannot teuch ported inability to reach a verdict the "teaching groups’* in interest- j have ^ggtiations. ted to the num bers by the chair- films. Muny letters are received tic 150 miles off. thu subject. The law is simply rman showed disbursements from by the manuger, requeuing pho­ and was dlschargd. The process has been simplified row. ing the schools to the public, uro Bccuuso of M. CailUux’ inabll-| January 1 through, Juno 30 aggre­ tographs of the interior scenes of so that the charge of ten murks, Hanford’s stores and other busi­ an effort to control thu public A mistrial was ordered hy Judge in duty bound to muke cleur to the ity to get to Washington, some gating $4,182,700.41 leaving a bnl- productions having settings in about 2.50, covers the expense, ness concerns will be clusud us schools." Ervin uftor the jurymen had du- public, the investors, the reasons prominent financier is being sou rloi anco with the treasurer subject to American homes. liberated 24 hour*. Throughout for the changes of procedure in to head the mission. One ot thnt Carl Gerstung, chief wireless op­ will the hanks. The postoffice will ZBPIIYUIIILLS — 1,200-acre this period tho vote wus eight to touching the dupartment’s w arrants amount­ He believes that the Brazilian is erator of the Columbus said upon ulso bo closed. The Sun ford Hur^ methods so that they will suggested is Robert Maxaoai, actiyej ing to 11,090,222.31. Kstirnated making his home more comfort­ his arrival. A duplex receiving uld, in keeping with its custom, tract I miles northwest, being de­ for acquittal and four for convie- j Insure confidence and support, operating head of the Credit Lyon­ resources of the department for able, as rocking chairs and leather und transm itting apparatus per­ will not issue u paper. veloped for resort town. tion. the foreman announced. nais. There will be, of course, u. the second linlf of the year were I lounge chairs were unknown a few mits two-way conversation, he ex­ Fletcher, former deputy wurdun number of experts from the mlnb-J placed by thu chairman at $5,- j years ago. He also believes thut plained, on wave lengths of either of tho prison here was acquitted try of finance, thoroughly famlliarp 309.315.04. the astonishing increase in the 1800 or 1450 meters. The charg­ of bribery charges several months with all the facts and statistics^ construction of bungalows in Rio es are expected to be reduced ma­ ugo when Albert Snrtuin, deposed In thu nieontimw M. Rriund urn do Janeiro and Sao Paulo is trace­ terially as the use of the system prison warden, and his friend M. (.’nillaux have taken the nev able to the pictures which show becomes more general Yqurence Hichl, both of Columbus, British memorandum under advise ext.*rior views of American hous­ 0 „ wero convicted on similar Perfected by an organization of NEW YORK, JJuly 3.—Elated ment, nnd the understanding is that, Washington, July 3.—Anrbqssa- es. chnrges. The defendant, Fletcher over the knockout victory of Har­ the debt negotiations with th* German radio concerns, the ma­ terrific tremors. Hantn Barbara, July 3.— in testimony denied tho govern­ ry Wills, negro heavyweight chal­ United States will be entirely serw jr Daeschncr conferred with Secrine wireless telephonic system al­ cf. . m. ortar Suntu Barbara was rocked by ,From the mountains . ... . ment’s accusation of wrong-doing, lenger, over Churley Weinert, t w o nrate »U rV , Mellon regarding the ready hns been installed on tin* ___ from those with Great Brltq where mice stood the Arlington Hayden, former chaplain of the groups of negroes early today b e a tjn{ a heavy nuuke again nt 8:30 feench debt. Muenchaen, S tuttgart, nnd Colum­ n. Hotel, workmen yeaterday took dlh lUd not g0 ua o’clock this morning. The Tho whereabouts of Henry bus, of the North German Lino, up half a dozen whites, knocking | nmonds and emerald necklaces, I *he w| lnt.M ltttW,. quake lasted about six seconds t u r d s mailed bid for ships dis­ und on the Deutschland and Al­ two through u plnte gla.n window btuceiets, watches, und rings said and shook the city rather vio­ turbed officials. Tho court ruled that both de­ und one into unconsciousness. CAMDEN, Ark., July 3.— bert Ilnllin of thu Humburg-Amcrto bp wortli $350,000. ITiey were fendant* must receive the huiik* lently, the vibration consisting Increased exports and imports Aroused by a commotion in her ican Line. Speedy arrivals of police pre­ the property of Mrs. Churle.t R. verdict of, the Jury, declaring that of two shocks that appeured to for May were shown iu commerce pautry where she had set a mouse Similur experiments were m a d e vented further disorders. Ail of Perkins of Burlington, Iowa, be from east to west nnd sway­ department figures. one man can not conspire alone. trap, Mrs. W. II. Mullins found three years ago by the United the negroes escaped. whose life wus crushed out by thu Augusta, Ga., July 3.—Thi ed tho buildings perhaps Reputed wculthy prisoner# men­ Cotton production w*, forecast that a 23 inch copperhead snake States lines in co-operution with Threw men and u young woman fulling walls. more severely than any of tioned in testimony und ulleged to w! re talking in front of a West convicts were killed and two guar a t 14,322,000 bales,' the third had been ensnured instead of the thu Radio Corporation of Americu The majority o( persons in ;ho huvo paid large sum* of money for ami two other convict* more ( shocks following major dis­ largest crop on record. expected rodent. The reptile is mul the American Telephone and residential district, which was which they expected to rcccivo spe­ Fifty Second Street house when less seriously injuredthis raornlt turbances of Monday. Tiie treasury offered n revision believed to have entered through u Telegraph Conipuny. Tests were comparatively umlaiuaged, slept in cial privileges, included Willie several negroes pussed discussing. when a heavy truck overturned twij Ho fur us reported no dam­ of estimates of tax receipts with small hole near the water pipes limited, however, to one way con­ police said, the easy with which miles from here. night, uiuwukii although j{nar their homes nomo» lust lasa nigni, age resulted. The occupants " #jx *ix others convicted on Wills final figures showing n $250,000,. und wandered into the trap while versation, a new set up of the ap­ scored thu knockout. ot buildings rushed into open tho more timid spent their third 11iijuor charges from Savannah; 000 surplus. Murching for food. paratus being required to change night in camp on luwns und In I George Remus, so-called bootleg "There's u man Weinert’s size,’’ for safety. ono negro shouted pointing to it from transm itting to receiving. i king, Cincinnati, mid M innie KessConnections on this basis were es­ tlirev minor I Johm"'GrifT-ieV:. ~O-'.ftnoy » SANTA BARBARA, July 3.— tablished over u distance of 12U0 _____ _ where 'they were sentence Santa Barbara did much to return » « “ ,“*‘ nis' ' 1 a,,d ,hi York, where -thoy were • r n lr n c d | ( " “ ‘ “ J . “ " S J h h b l^ J U W o J S . miles. ing. They were so light, however, for vlolationn of the prhibitlon law. I ‘ Jore *rJJn‘ ■!* Swampscott, Mass., July >tRapid development of the sys­ to normal yesterday with 200 ma­ that they caused no little alarm DAYTONA, July 3.—With recGovernment counsel lust night j L<\Jl ^ . rines assisting tho loiul and Los verely cut and Coolidge narrowly escaped tem was foreseen by Mr. Gerstung NEW YORK, July '1.—While ord-Smashlllg _ auto ................ races between | declined to unnounce plans for furWl’rc Angelca units in patrol work, nr ronimunt. bruised. The woman, and her e s -|ru n down by a motorcycle Dnytoq is making preparation.! to | Sig Haughdahl und Da, Koetzla, in view of the "highly efficient many Santa B arbara's earthquake procedure in the case. The service. tiarai e on oil me Aini'niun telephone u-u- umm- k h ih . " i .» merchants opening or pr? loss was fixed by the conimi^-uon i unused men remained ut liberty curt were not molested before the Jmorning during her wulk bundle crowds ut tire forthcoming and' a monster movie- parade tiie American one Beach speedOfficials of the American Teleparing to ouun their stores for re- Iof engineers a t $10,000,000. police arrived. Another truca# Swampscott, u leap trial of John T. Scopes for te a m ­ Heabreeze-Daytona __ __ I under bonds. itriotic demon- j phone and Telegraph Company, sumption of business and relief or- I Fire insurance policies, which < occurred a t Fofty Third Street, tvli the road saving her. ing evolution, there is a possibil­ way, a state-wide patriotic participant* la p n u ity that the trial wilt not be in Ktratlon and balls in hotel und who hoarded the Columbus today gunixationz functioning Ilk,, ma- ! under the luw are automatically i GERMAN PRINCESS DIES Dayton at all. Counsel for de­ ocean casinos as a fca;uro, tiie I to obtain u first hand report, un­ chinery. | canceled when the building is dgm■ ■ ■ If efforts of the planning com­ APUOVE DDUT PLAN fense nt conference ' here are Re­ Fourth will close the Halifax sum- Jnouoccd they would offer the ser- mission succeed, Stu’.u Street, ‘aged by :i force other than fire, AMITITZ, Prussia, July 3. W h e s t, $ CHICAGO, July ported to have agreed to seek In­ mer frolics in u blaze of glory. I vices of their station at Deal | wero leilistuted by underwriters | Princess Wundu *u Schoenalch-CaPARIS. July a.-Co»ni!l Preparations have been m ade'to Beach, N. J.. to the German orgun- wm be u thoroughfare lined'w ith I today and practical!)’ c w y build-1 rulath died recently at the age definite postponement of the D a y ­ ton trial in Slate court.- und seek entertaio even larger crowds than ization na a lund station on this buildings of quaint Spanish a r e b i- mg is now covered with insurance of 77. She wus the former r.iath- ; tera today approved the pluii 102 3-1 to 10*2 7-8. Oat: in federal court a t Nashyille, uttended on the opening day and side. Connections with m e intert i . i ^ »«,w. «Muiiloimr U t- coinmunjuratu with its present er-ln-lnw of Princess Hermine, L*nd . French a debt uni mbs ion io | Ulb(if| 43 1-8 to 13 t*J Tcr.i*., an injunction aguirut cn- drtangepmnts have been mnde .to lio r m ight be made, if adequate lecture. 1 ty ^ r evitbrnood th«l value. wife of the former German kaU ur.j the United States this •uinuier, add several new features, ’ service was guaranted they saiJ. te r than any ott Xorveintui oi Up.* lap-, In Past Few Weeks SANFORD PEOPLE WILL CELEBRATE FOURTH OF JULY Herald Will Issue No Paper Tomorrow OIL PROSECUTOR SCORES HARDING CABINET IN LEASE CITIZENS TO BE JUDGES IN CASE, SAYS WJLBRYAN Wireless Telephone Test From Ship To Ship Is Successful P r i s o ii O fficials’ Case Results In A Mistrial Thursday American Films Have Influence On Homes Santa Barbara Back To Normal A s 200 Marines Help Patrol the City W ashington N ew s Elated Over Victory Of Wills, Negroes Run Wildln New York City Copperhead Snake Is Caught In Mouse Trap Truck Turns Turtle And Kills 2 Convie! Motorcycle Narrowly Misses Mrs. Coolidgd Scopes Trial May Be Auto Races Feature Taken From Dayton Program At Daytona Markets 1 �ft- •< *v« < **** r \ ^,-4 ♦ - ^ li Rviiy. i < frllE BANFORD HERALB, TOURSpAY.JULY^lD 'o n c e r n e d O ver Profits M ade In Handling C offee RIO DE JANEIRO, July 1 „ W hnt enure* tho high pries of cof­ fee? Brazil believes that the Americans arc gaining huge prof­ its, and have resolved to find out the truth. The president of the state of Sao I*aulo, in an interview has stated th a t three or four men are now in the United Stales try ­ ing to Ascertain tho amount of profits made by the American roasters. Ho added that coffee men in Sao Paulo arc convinced that a m arketing group, somewhere ho tween the Brazilian exporter and the American consumer, is secur­ ing profits th a t aro large enough to Injure the trade. Two nowspnpers in Rio dc J a n ­ eiro have recently pointed out that tho profits of Brazilian rotf<*» growers arc vety high, and havo advised caution in continuing a policy which might lead to serious financial trouble for the country. One of the»e papers, O Journal, ra>$ that "the Hostile attitude of the N orth American is the result of prices which even the Brazilians adm it are extortionate." ‘ “Coffee grower* should be *a- to stave his off, hopin'; f o r a reg u n iiin iiu in m verxiil ot J»jd*:e juOorntfcitS ?daciiion. Sinolair U npt to ssk rap­ id action*before any higher court c o m p l a i n t In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d t h a t y o u m a y be I n t e r e s t e d In has time to spoil Judge Kennedy'!, ununo tlisit c e r t a i n ' l o t . p ie c e s o r p a r r e l of vindication of him. l a n d s i t u a t e In S e m i n o le C o u n ty . The civil nntl criminal actions F l o r i d a . a n d d e s c r i b e d a s fo llo w s, nro different, of course, but courts to-wit: T he S o u th east Q u a rte r of th o havo considerable influence with N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e R o u th w e a l Q u a r t e r o f U eetlo n 30. T o w n s h i p 19. one anoth?r, hack and forth. nverage eizs coffee form in the Sao Paulo region is now giving an an­ nual profit of $30,000, and that tho .m arket value of the farm would Ke about 9160,000. He claims th at the growers are only securing a reasonable profit nr.J th at they rnnnot sell nt a pric? be­ low present quotations. * There ore numerous Indications that Brazil expect* to hold up the price of coffee. The now co-oporstive dffer.se institute of Sao Paulo has been buying on the San­ tos market to prevent n fall in prices. A movement has ju st been started by the rtato of Sao Paulo Murder Plot' IT IR F l I f l T H R I l O R P F .R E D , t h a t tKU o r d e r h e p u b li s h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r e i g h t l \ ) c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In t h e S a n f o r d IJ a re a ld . a n e w s p a p e r n u h llsh sd In Sanford, R um inote C o u n ty . P tn rM .il _ .. . . DONE ANI» o R D K f l R O t h i s 7th d n y of M ny, 1936. v . r.. p o n a i . A B S , C l e r k o f t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t. | t r A. M. W e e k s , D e p u t y C le r k . (HEAL.*, tho neighboring coffee growing states for holding back entries of coffee nt the port of Rio dc J a n ­ eiro, cimilar to the system used a t Sautoo. • Tho Juno number of Brazilian Business, the official mngazine of ths American Chamber of Com­ merce for Brazil, publishes the fol­ lowing statem ent, in an unsigned article, on the coffee situation: “ We believe that moderate coun­ sels will govern the future policy •triple industry, lor she would risk too much by a prolonged attem pt to circumvent the fundamental law of supply and demand. The con­ tinued prospect of reasonably re­ munerative prices is more impor­ tant to h»*v than the temporary ad ­ vantage to be derived from the ex­ traordinary prices th at have pre­ vailed fur eo long. The leaders in her coff;o industry certainly real­ ize this fact, and their objective i* a market with n minimum of fluctuations around an nveratro price level thdt will n-suro ample rcturnh to the growers and yet not result in diminished eoniumpti-m abroad. In this policy they ore in complete accord with the American coffee trade.” j s t iir r f n r r r r rn tm T o p IS O M S COUNTY. F L O R ID A . HI C H A N C E R Y D IM . TO Q U IE T T IT L E II AO AN By CHARLES P..RTEWART WASHINGTON, July 2.—Wnali- Sinclair, on the other hand, was not i jwd tip u'J the kind of indi­ vidual to let good nionty go for heny nnd Sinclair aid decisions. > Tho capital feels n proprietary nothing. intorent In them c u e s. Bore they Yet Judge McCormick refused started in the senate. Here tliey'P to rwnllow the rxplnnation of Full wind up, in the supreme court. nud Doheny, while Judge Kennedy . In the meantime Washington's tesdily accepted those of Full nml wntching dovelopmenta, os they Sinclair. break out, h:ru and there. Ne.vcrthelr»3, both judges m"y It's no exaggeration to cay —theoretically—he right us to tlw tlv y ’vo got her guoralng—the I m atter of fraud, shape they’ve liecn taking in thu j They rna't both bo rig h t con­ last few week*. I coming the question of the Into First, Ke<!i?\xl Judge Paul J. | Provident iinrding’s power to MeGormick p f Los Angeles fooled transfer control of tho goveruWashington by deriding the I)q; nient'a oi| lands from the navy to beny case in the government’s fa­ tb j Interior deportment. vor. Washington expected a de­ Judgo JfrCorm r;% says jlnnling cision the other day. exceedc I hi* authority when he Howcvor, Doheny* having lost, made lido transfer, thnt the land Tiliwlulr tsurely will,’’ thought rentalnrd the navy's in npite of I him, nnd thnt Fall’s lease to Do­ ; bony wan void heenuno he was dis­ posing of what belonged to an­ other department. According to McCormick, it war. void regardless of the question of j uny crooked deal between Fall nnd ; Doheny—though McCormick ad­ ded, incidentally, that the deal was | crooked, ton. | Judge Kenncdv holds thnt I’r'nildent Harding did uct within his (tights, so the Sinclair deal is okch. Kennedy ngrccs thnt it wouldn’t or With a group o r gunmen, Mabel Kciscr of Kansas City is under ar­ rest charged with complicity in a plot to murder the wife of Charles II. Dncics of Concordia, Kns. Davies said ho gave the gang 92000 to kill his wife. They a t­ tacked her, but she recovered and then they blackmailed Davies, he asserted, until he told authorities of the plot. Later, however, he repudinted his confession. IS T ) u : C IR C U IT COURT OK SRMINOl.F. I III VTV, K I.O lilG V , IN CHANCERY. Klliunoth William*, Complainant V*. K. II. Totulliik^n. et ul. Defe mlants. Vi The ijliitu ul Kii.rltlu to: I.. . a, Erasmus II. Tomlinson .!<■«■•<» A. Io«nliour. John K. Dunn. Howard It. Klmliult, Bernlid U. Kuwsoii, anil Annie K. Raw*-.:n mi. a i t . ot muu! purGc. If living. .ml If (lend all partlu* claiming Interest In Ilia lam! and preui '.-a Involved m this milt un­ der th<> Hitiit R II. Tomlinson. Krasmu, II. Tomlinson, Jesse A. IcenIn.ur, Joint K. Dunn, Howard II. KtnihnM. Lemuel • >. Itnwaon. and Annin U. Unwnon. nntl each of then. .1. '■i:u«<-d or otherwise, and nil purlit* Inter* sti i tn tin' land* and prnnilae.i Involved.la tliD suR: It appearing l»y the sworn Mil nf coioplulnt In iMu riiiinH Unit you I’liy liu Interested In that ear lain t,,i. nh ri> nr purcel of land nltiiutn In Vcinlnole County, Klnrl.l.i, und d.M.'i lli-d na follow*, to wit: TV. North t2 nerr* of l.nt 2 of .‘S 'llntt 3, Township 20 South, Range i.v T i n : u n i i t u r r c o t ' i t r o f x k m I A O I . K CtM JN TY , I ' l . O l t i m , IN C IIA N O K IIY JAMES M. .McCASKILU C o in n la ln m it. Vs. A ll I*artles ctnlmlng Interest In tho lands and premises Involved In this suit an heirs, dovlsves. grantee*. , and other rlultnautn under T ilO M AH I. IIOYD. devested, or o th e r ­ wise. nnd till other parties In­ terested In the lends and prem­ ises Involved In thin suit, Dofqndnnts. oitnnn of pout f :ation T in; STATE OF FLORIDA TO: All parties cl.itn.lnT Interest In tho land* and premise* hereinaf­ ter dobcrlLcd undor VIIO.MA8 t. KoYD. deceased, or otherwise, and By Williams OUT OUR WAY "TTY HAFP B R L L O CtOlDS AH ' \ i Va a MoovrrtiO NW CrOShV, VMU. X O T T A F K oH T T ’ ’ S E E V.MVAO R A S T A Po l i C S - A TAHt. F\£R • Ati’ N O 'N .VO UtiE PlSRRvS \ n 'NE. h a y £ . a t u r r b o l l h a n ’ T ’h a m ’ »>/>// \ CONFLICT HAKIOOF T h *r u m r u n n c r s o a u g h t ^ r , AN -fH' WINNER WINS HER.. 'M i — i* s r m >■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■31 Your Cow can’t talk but give her a chance and she will show you“Dairyman’s De­ light” will produce more milk. Your Hens can’t tell you what they like best, but give them Sunshine Mash and they will “shell out the eggs.” smiWWie “Your Money Hack If You Are Not Satisfied.” Sanford Feed & Supply Co ORDER OK PUBLICATION STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER _____ ■WIIaKJN ••!■ i t o t T s n o i . D B n R n llrlto r* f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . M ia T. 1). 51. 23; J u n o 4. 11. 18, If.: J u l y fp d . Itflsd w ith l*«< profit* opinion of O Brasil, which adds th at “financial returns should be confined to n reasonable amount. Coffee, a t present prices, guaran­ tees a big income. Plantation owners, according to their pub­ lished balance sheets, hnve net profits ranging from 25 to 100 per cent on the m oney, invested. Tho American non-buying movement to force down the price is perfectly legitim ate." Producers usually deny tho in ­ sertion th at they are gaining 11(0 per cent annually on the money in­ vested. It is pointed out that farm values are rising rapidly. Dr. Augusto Ramos, nuthor of( n honk on coffee and a former manager of a largo plantation, says that the .South. I t a n g e 3«. H a l t , lo s s th e e a s t 113 f e e t t h e r e o f . It le u * r » f d r i * o r d e r e d t h a t y o u JJIptffO. #1. JUVV11"Hill. In s e c u r e c o o r d i n a t e d a c t i o n n i r o n ' f iB iin "TVV L O S E R S H O D O rlT H E .R , > otherw ise, Myrtle Ave and 4th, Phone 63!) TRAVEL BARGAINS C '.J. M n r a l i u l l — Beg. n t the intersection of the northerly line of. Union Ave. with the easterly line of Chapman Ave. run northerly on easterly aido of Chapman Ave. 1S2 feet thence easterly parallel with Union Ave. 128 feat » thence southerly parallel with Chap­ man Avenue 182 f t to Union Avenue thence westerly to beg............ - — -... 404 Sanford Hotel Really Co., Lot 10 bileH 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 11 bileII 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 12 blk II 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., .Lot 13 blk H 32 Snnford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 14 blk II 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 15 blk H 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 16 blk II 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 1 blk .1 82 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 18 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 19 blkJ 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 20 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 22 blk J 32 Sanford HotelRealty Co., Lot 23 blk J 82 Sanford HotelReally Co., Lot 24 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 25 blk J 82 C. J. Marshall—Beg. nt the N\V Cor of the intersection of Locust Ave. and Union Ave. run northerly cn the w est­ erly line of Locust Ave. 182 fcot thence Wly. parallel with Union Ave 126 feet thence rou’.hcrly parnltcl with Locust Ave. 182 feet thence Ely. 126 feet to Beg............... - ............ ........... ..... 32 Christian Science Church, Charles Phil­ lip*, Trustee—Beg. a t the NE Cor of the intersection of Locuat Ave. nud Union Ave., run NIy on Ely line of IiOcust Ave., 120 feet thence Ely pnrnlIcl with Union Ave. 117 feet thence Sly parallel with I<ocust Ave., 120 1120)6 24.51 24.61 24.51 24.61 30 30 Sojfford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 9 blk* J Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 10 Blk J Variable Routes from Sanford Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 11 blk J Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 12 blk J NO. I NIAGARA FALLS, and Return $91.80 Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 13 blk J Via W ashington through Pennsylvania and Western Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 14 blk J Notv York to Ruffain and Niagara Falls. Returning Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 15 blk J via Albany and W est Point either nil rail or down the Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 16 bile J beautiful Hudson on Palatial Steam er to New York, Snnford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 17 blk J Titcnco home. , Eunice B. Godwin—Beg. nt MW Cor. of intersection of Lake Viow Ave. and Union Ave. run NIy along Wly aide of NO. 2 MONTREAL and Lake View Ave. 120 feet Wly parallel ROUND TRIP FARES Return $107.66 with Union Ave. 53 feet Sly parallel Prom with l ake View Ave. 120 feet Ely 53 Same as No. 1 to Niagara S A N K O It I) feet to Beg...................... .................. 120 Falls, Lewiston by rail, Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 1 blk K 112.95 Tkkctn on Sale daily to Montreal by s t e a m e r Asheville .......... 635.60 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Init 23 blk K 127.95 Atlantic City $66.02 25.02 Snnford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 29 blk K through Lake Ontario and R altim nre--- ------- $57.61 Snnford Motel Realty Co., Lot 30 blk K 26.01 shooting down the rapids of I5nr Ilnrbor ...........101.88 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., 1-ot 31 blk K 15.01 Benton Harbor ........$70.65 the St. Lawrence River. Boston ............... 3H0.23 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 32 blk K 25.01 Returning rail to PlattsDenver ... ............... SU3.90 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 33 blk K 25.01 burg, steam er through Am­ New York ............. $67.23 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 34 blk K 25.01 Norfolk ............... $16.90 erica’s most magnificent Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 35 blk K 25.01 Philadelphia ......... $63.10 scenic and historic Lake Sanford Hotel Realty Co.„ Lot 36 blk K Portland, .Me.......... $88.98 25.02 Champlain, to Montcalm Portland, Ore......._142.30 Snnford Hotel Realty Co.., Lot 10 blk K 112.89 la n d in g , through Lake San Francisco ........ 127.93 Sanford Hotel Roalty Co.., Lot 11 blk K 2.1 und many other Eastern George to Town of L a k e Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 12 blk K 25 and Western polntn. George, rail to New York, Sanford Hotel Realty Co.., Lot 13 blk K Limited Returning Oct. 31 vid Troy, or rail to Albany. 'Sanford Hotel Realty Co.., I-ot U blk K Home as in No. 1. Sanford Hotel Realty Co.,, Lot 15 blk K 25 25 ., Lot 16 blk K Sanford Hotel Realty Co. No. 3. QUEI5EC and Return, §117.S1. 25 Sanford Hotel Ronlty Co.., Lot 17 blk K Same as No. 2 to Montreal, thence round trip by 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co.,, Lot 18 blk K 127.88 splendid steam er on the St. Lawrence River to historic Sanford Hotel Realty Co.., I.pt 19 blk K 112.89 and beautiful old Quebec. Home us in No. 2. ., Lot I blk L Snnford Hotel Realty Co. 127.88 Routes of tours north of Washington may be reversed. Sanford Hotel Realty Co.., Lot 24 blk L 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 25 blk L 25 , Lot 26 blk L Sanford Hote*l Realty Co., STOP OVERS ALLOWED Ruing and relum ing, 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co.,, Lot 27 blk L 25 Tickets, Fares, Schedules nnd informotoin from Snnford Motel Realty Co., Lot 28 blk L 25 Sanford Motel Realty Co.,, Lot 29 blk L 25 Sanford Motel Realty Co., Lot 30 blk L A. C. L. Station 25 , Lot 31 blk L Sanford Motel Realty Co. Phone G3-J ln< le <'ouuty .Klurblu. Iota mn.l< r e ­ , Lot 32 blk L Sanford Hotel Realty Co. turn Unit fiutnu rmiiiot lie nrrv.'d mvlmr to your fnllurc to elect o fSnnford Hotel Realty Co ., Lot S blk L f leer* or appoint naent*. or to tmvc w lt M n tho S late or Florida, an o f ­ Snnford Hotel Realty Co.., Lot 9 blk L fic e r or (i k c i i I upon whom process Sanford Hotel Renlty Co.,, Lot 10 blk L emjl.I lie nerved, and that your o f ­ ficers und ni.vnts arc unknown. Sanford Hotel Renlty Co., Lot 11 blk L Therctorc. you, Tile Bradley Fer­ tiliz e r Cum puny, it corporation, Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 12 blk L named i n d.ifrndant In the altoVa Snnford Hotel Renlty Co.., Lot 13 blk L nnd fort'KoInt; cause, peitdlni; In the above styled court, being it proSanford Hotel Realty Co.., Lot 14 blk L • . n i l an to tiltalt and unlit the title to tha fo llo w in g denn Ibotl Sanford Hotel Renlty Co., Lot 15 blk l. land** In Soinlnolo Uouuty, Florida, Sunford Hotel Renlty Co., Lot 16 blk L 32 t o - w it : Begin nin g nt tSio Intersection o fi Snnford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 17 blk I, 32 127.88 the iTnit, rn shin ot the WeHIvu E l v ­ er und tho North Lina of that por­ Sanford Hotel Renlty Co., Lot 1 blk M 32 112.89 tion of tho P eter Miranda Graut Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 24 blk M 32 127.88 Known ot\ the maps of the United States Surveys as Section 39. T o w n ­ Snnford Hotel Realty Co., la)t 25 blk M 32 ship It). South o f K o n g o 3 ) East, run thence S o u t h t'.n'j degre.-e K.ist Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 26 blk M 32 to chains to tho Northeast t’orner Sanford Hotel Realty Cn„ Lot 27 blk M 32 o f tile HUId p eter Miranda Grout; thenco South J9 '4 degrees West Sunford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 28 blk M 32 120 chains lo tho South.uni corner o f the said I'e ter Miranda Grunt: Snnford Hotel Renity Co., Lot 29 blk M 32 thence North <0 ',i degrees W est *i7.1f. chains l i the Eastern sldo of Snnford Hotel Realty Co., I.ot 39 blk M 32 tho ild W e k lv a Illyar; ihaata Snnford Hotel Realty Co., ta>t 31 blk M 32 North easterly along the meitndir line of Ho- enstern sldo o f the said Sunford Hotel Realty Co., I.ot 32 blk M 32 W e k lv a K lv c r to tho point ot heTotal estimated coat........................ ........ g in n in g ; lots beginning ut tho Snnford Hotel Realty Co., Lot8blk M 32 i.outb.east corner o f llo< said l*et«r To be borne entirely by adjacent property owner Snnford Hotel Renlty Co., Lot9blk M 32 Miranda Grant: run thenco North cot, itegrovn West 15 chains: Number of feet frontage....................... 850.05 Sunford Hotel Realty Co., 10 blk M 32 Hi. ore North ! ‘Mi. dcitrccn East 3 (.iid chains; thenco South ihl1, degrees Assessment per foot frontage................$6.47 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot11Idle M 32 E a s t 10 ch a in s; th enco South U h (2) The following is the estimated cost of Sunford Hotel Renlty Co., b i t 12blk M 32 d egrees \V«»t ri *lii chains; thenco South degrees Kant 50 chnlna: Avenues 3 2 'feet In width between Union Avenue Sunford Hotel Realty Co., I<ut 13blk M 32 thenco South - 9 1, (tegrtes l l'o t t 10 Locuat, Lake View, San Juan, Lee and Snn Curl Snnford Motel Realty Co., U t 14IdleM 82 on u 6" rock base, Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot15blk M 32 4060 cu. yds. excavation nt 50c.................... ........ Sunford Hotel Renlty Co., Lot16blkM 32 4600 liu. ft. concrete curb nnd gutter at 85c....... III 0.1 c ........ Snnford Hotel Realty Co., Lot17blkM 32 7380 aq. yds. paving nt $2.00 ............. Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 5blk O 32 ri00 *q. ft. concrete alley returns nt 30c........... 30c............... Sanford Hotel Reulty Co., Lot 6 ldk O32 1300 lin. ft 3" drain tile nt $160.00 per M....... u. Snnford Motel Realty Co., Lot 7 blk O32 Engineering advertising etc., .......... ........ . Sanford Hotel Renlty Co., Lot 8 blk O32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 9 blk032 Total estimated cost ... ...................... Sunford Hotel Realty Co., lait 16 blkO32 o bo borno entirely by udjncent property owners. Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 11 blkO32 umber of feet frontage ..... ............. 4116.58 . Sunford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 12 blkO32 ssoasment per foot frontage.............._,5.29 Sanford Motel Renlty Co., l ot 13 blkO32 , Engineer. Snnford Hotel Reulty Co., Lot I I blk O 32 Preliminary Notice in hereby given to nny and all I ' Assessment Special Asacaamenta nguin.vt tho varioua pi described that auid special aaaesamenta nrc thirty days after the ahovo nnd foregotag I’P1 been equalized, approved ami confirmed, or in ten equal annual i‘*j monks witlj interest a t b per cent p«t annum from and a fter the A tla n tic C oast Line �.. ■ , ■■ -££12 ____________________________ sii& as | To B e Studied B y Special Commission NW Cor. of blk' 8 tr.*I2 run south 81 ft.] * -! Klla A. Hpeer, W. J. Buchan. hlx h i s w i f e . -------------- B t l c f f . w h o s e wire. -------- Iluchnn. whoso Christ- C h rla tlau n a m e la u n k n o w n ; J. W. cast to easterly line of Right-of-way on W o lv e r t o n . Ida w if e . ------------Wol* lan nnmo Is unknown: Janies II. n am e Is Cone, his wife. ------- Cone, whose vuenrktan no .w nw; h oLsue thCerh r isC.t ia nP orter, Mill Branch NEly along said R. of W. to his Christian name Is unknown: Jlu- w i f e . ------------- P orter, w h o s e Christ. south line of Sixth St, thence west to beff_...220 flna M. Roblon: John C. Cooper. U O f44 Ian n a m e la u n k n o w n : I*. C. P o r t ­ his wife. ---------- Cooper, whose er. hla w if e . ------------- P orter, w h o le E. T. Durlin—All of blk 8 tr. 13 lying north C h ristia n nam e Is u n k n o w n : T o m a s J o s e Miranda y Handle*: J o s e f a Mir- C t h r is t ia n n a m e la u n k n o w n : Arof railroad ...................... ................. .................. 295.5 1><83.41 j tinr F. hla w ife. audit y Hanchex; IIum . iu M iranda , I..... . . Odlln. ------------------------vHunehex: Ituflna Miranda > | Odlln. whose Christian name Is un Notice is hereby given to any and an persona Interested in th* Pitches Vlnda de Hnblnn; Ituflno; known: I. t>avegm, hls w ife,-------- - Special Assessment* against the various pieces of property above de. W illia illiam Blsbee, .h i s D a v e g a . w h o so C h r istia n H a r n e s s W m A. R oblon; Ulnhe*. whose Christ- u n k n o w n ; w lfo. scribed th at said special assessments are payable In full within thirty wife. t>. tV. Currla and Kata L. Cur- Ian nam e Is u n k n o w n ; jV, T. W e b ­ w h o s e C h r istia n n a m e la u n k n o w n ; C h ristian tlhys a fter the above and foregoing special assessment roil has rl-. hi* wlf.*, H en ry JuneKSt, L in ­ ster, hla w i f e . --------- W ebster, w h o s e ------------- B uchan, w h oa# coln <i. Starbuoli anil C a th e r in e U Ctirlstl.’iii nam e la u n k n o w n ; A. H. n am e la u n k n o w n ; ----------- McD onHtarhurk tils w ife, J. C. P atterS on . Speer, h i s Wife. —----------Hpeer. w h o s e old. w h o s e C h ristian n a m e Is u n ­ equalised, approved and confirmed, or In ten equal annual installment, ■ ■AUinon, w hoa* Ella g e e g a r and J. T. S e e u a r , her C h ristian n am e Is u n k n o w n ; O. W. k n o w n ; with interest a t 8 per cent per annum from and a fte r the time 1*14 hlisliunil. anil I t M. M cN alt, a n ) S t l e f f . hla w ife. ----------- ---- ;--------- C h r istia n n am e Is u n k n o w n ; A l g e r ­ earh o f th*m. d e c e a s e d o r o th er- Htlvi f. w h o s e Christian nam e Is u n ­ non K Speer, hie w ife, Carrie W. special assessments stand approved and confirmed. wi«e;An<l lllllehorouK h G r o c e r y k n o w n : J . , D. W olvertou. h is w lf*. Hpeer; A. M. Thraalter; P eter B. A m eeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford, Fb Company. S ou th F lo rid a N aval — W olvertoti. w h o se C hristian n am e B rad ley , h is w i f e . - — »— * Bradley, S to res Company, and each o f th em Is u n k n o w n ; Luther C. Porter, hla w h o s e C h r istia n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; will be held a t thq City Hall a t 2:30 P. M. on the 13th day of Ju’|y| £ If In letral ex is te n c e , and If d i s s o l v ­ w ife . --------- Porter, w h o se C hristian P e t e r B. flrad ly. h i s w if e . E l i s a ­ ed or o th e r w is e e x tin c t, all p a r tie s n a m e la u n k n o w n : L. C. P orter, hla b eth W. B r a d le y ; Robert 8. B rad ­ D., 1925 at which meeting said Board wilt hear any and all conipUi'nt| c la im in g any In terest* In t h e land w if e . ------------- Porter, w hose Chrlat- le y ; hla w ife . L e s lie B rad ley : Wtlnnd premlaea In volved In t h i s suit, Inn nam* la u n k n ow n , A rth u r K Ou- llnm B. W a lla c e ; G eo rg e C. B r a n t­ and objections as to such special assessments, and will a t said tim( O d lln . w h o s e le y ; and J o sep h d e la Mara A rre­ as su cces so rs, liq u id ators, creditor*, Un. hla w ife. adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and right, g r a n te e * or o th e r c l a i m a n t s under C h ristian nam e Is u n k n o w n : I. D a- don d o; o r o t h e r w is e . Ih and to th e said H illsb orou gh Grocery C om p an y, v eg a . h is w ife . ------------- D av eg a . la n d s h e r id n a f te r - d escribed, s i t u ­ and when said special assersments are so equalised and adjusted. esni| l y i n g and b e in g In t h e cou n ty and Sou th F lorid a N aval S to r e s w h o s e C h ristian name la u n k n o w n ; ao te. f S e m in o le and S t a t e o f Florida, will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding Bens upon th( C h ristian Company, e x tin c t or o t h e r w is e , and -------------H elsk ell. w h o s e m ore a r ticu la rly d escrib ed a s f o l ­ nil p a r tie s c la i m i n g Interest In ih * name la u n k n o w n : ------------- B uchan. lo w s . p property against which said assessments are made until paid in acto-w lt: land nnd prem ise* h e r e in a f t e r d e ­ w h o s e C h ristian name la u n k n o w n ; n i n g at th e In tersectio n of cordance with provisions of Resolution No. 210, adopted by the City scribed. s i tu a te in S e m i n o le C o u n ­ ________ McDonald, w h o se C h ristian th eB e gEin a ste r n aide o f th e W e k tv a n a m e Is u n k n ow n : ------------- A llm o n -----ty. F lorida, t o - w l t: w h o s e C h ristian name Is u n k n o w n ; J R iv er and th e N orth L ine o f th at Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla., on May 11th, 1925. T he NK'-i o f th e N tV Ii o f Sec. A lg ern o n a Hpeer. h is w ife. Car-1 p ortion o f th e P e t e r Miranda Grant 14. Tp. 21 8. It. II K. G. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. rle W. Speer; A. M. T h rash er; P e t - k n o w n o n th e mapa o f th e u n i u d (SEAL) T he 3 « ’ U of 8 E U of B ertlc n M u te s S o r t e r s a s S ectio n J». T o w n ­ Publish June 27th and July 4th, 1925. er U. B i t i l e v . Ms w if e ---------14. Tp. Zl 8. It. II F( v ship 13, Sou th of R a n g e 23 East, C urrie an d K ate I* Currie, h la w ife , H en ry JunrR st. L in coln O. KtarUuck and C ath erin e D. Htarbuck. h la w ife . J. C. P a tters o n , Klla 3 # * * a r a n d J. T. fleegar. her h u sb an d , a n d 11 U. anil each o f th em If li v in g , TAMPA—Florida Anphalt Block McNutt. and If dead a ll p a r ti e s c l a i m i n g an y Paving Company se lls old site and intercut* In ih* land and p r e m is e s Involved In th is su it, a s h eirs , d ev fwill erect new plant. )«••*, g r a n te e s , o r o th e r e lu lm a n ta under th e said Ktnma D. H avldge, w o T ic n . J a n ie* IV Lilly, T h o m a s. W. Moran. N otice In he.-eby g i v e n t h a t t h e 1(leu rtf' K<U a n d Mary P . F o x . h is POINT—Regular train service to bcnin over OkeechobeeCanal Point Extension. -■ . c a NAL TALLAHASSEE, July 3 .-C o n - make thorough survey of the en­ ler&tion la expected to be given tile school syjtcni cf the state ns sometime in the near future to to organisation, administration, appointm ent ol a commission nnd general efficiency in accord­ Uoar.l of rn u n ir t'nmmlsjUunern In .of five persona to moke a survey of ance with approved scientific stan­ nnd for 8*-rnlnoU County. Florida, public education system of dards o f educational research. will at si their nest regul »r meelMembers of the commission will Itwr lo be held on Monday, July Mh. lorida, aa authorized by the legA. D. 1916. at 10 o'clock A. M.. r«siture. The survey will include nerve without pay except actual r.-Ive hide for the purchase of school) and educational inati- expenses incurred in the discharge Two. fine and One-half ton trucks equipped with dump bodies. ..jtlo n s aupportcd by public taxa- of their duties. Hoard reserves the right to .The commission and its em­ r eThis won, a proposal that has been ad­ .e c t snV_,or_ sU ^ b ld s. V. K . D O U G L A S S . v o c a te d by the Florida Education­ ployees, under term s of the act, Clerk H o ard o f C o u n t v C om r'a. al Association for several y*nrs. "shall bo accorded free access to Tho com mils ion will consider and all public records. All parsons • IN TU B C tltCHIT mOtil^T OP TI1K determine the efficiency of all such having charge of any schools or tB V K N T ii j t i m i . i i . c i m c r iT Institutions supported schools and educational institu____ _ v. B t t educational 66 o r F L on trfA ', s r M i V o t . B r o t x ■Ilona and wilt report Us findings (by taxation rhnll furnish all in w ith recommendations to the formation uvnilnbic and render all M. HANSON.IN CHANCktlY .. ■ . . C om p lain an t. S tate Board of Education by Jan assistance possible in making the Vs. survey rom pluh, anil any person H E N R Y A. C R A N E and OTHERS. 1927. The sum of flO.OOO wan npprop- who wilfully withhold/, recordi or SUIT TO Q U IE T T IT L E Order nf I’ubllrntlon / ' rlated by the legislature aa ex- information within his posessicn N o tic e to K n o w n and U n k n ow n pensea of the coinmiasion whose when I hey are required, or who ' duties will be to employ exports shnil obstruct work of the com- j t h e htatf . o f FLORIDA: To In &ny way, upon convle- ! Ilen ry A- C rane and S.ipMa Crane. trained in educational tgorl; to mission - ------ bin w ife. H a n n a h B rew er. T h om as assist the commission in its in- lion :;hall be subject to line of $o00 Scott. Robert Rarnhnrt and Hussn Rirnhnrt. h is w ife. Aaron Jern lveitigations and findings and to or DO days in jail." Bradley, w h o se Christian n am e T he H B 'i o f th e HYVti o f S e c ­ _ ; P eter B. Bradly, hla w i f e run th e n c e so u t h *0*4 d e g r e e s e a st unknown tion 14. Tp. SI 8. R. 31 K. - radley; “ “ Robert 8. 5b c h a in s to t h e N o r th e a s t corner E lisab eth — \V. B T h e N H o f 3\V «i of S W t i of Bradley, his wife, L eslie B radley; o f th e said P e te r M iranda Grant; SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY Sec. II. Tp. 31 8. It. 31 E. and each and every of th e said p a r ­ th e n c e S ou th 29 1-J W est 120 ch ain s gun. A. J e r n lg a n , J o se p h It. A sk ew T he N fc of N H o f N H o f NR lies. If livin g, and If either, a n y to th e S o u th e a s t c o r n e r o f the said OF RESOLUTION NO. 211, ADOPTED ON TH E 11TH DAY OV and Snrnli J. A s k e w , I-le w ife, J a ­ M o f SRK S ic . 14. Tp. II 8. H. or all of said p arties be dead, to P e te r Miranda G ran t: th en ce North cob Brock, Inn.es Wvckn, Eininun31 E MAY, A. D„ 1925, BY THE CITY COMMISSION O F TH E CITY or C O l i d e g r e e s W e s t 47.16 ch a in s tu a ll part le t c la im in g Interests u n ­ uel It* Idt. tv. A. W a t s o n and Mary It a p p e a r in g by th e s w o r n b ill o f * E a ste r n sid e o f the sa id W c k lv a W. tVntson, hla w ife. C h arles H. rriuptulut herein th a t you a n d «ach der th e f o llo w in g d eceased d e f e n d ­ th SANFORD, FLORIDA. R iv e r , th e n c e N o r th e a s te r ly a lo n g K. Brock, h is of you may he In terested In th n se an ts. to - w lt W illiam W h itn ey, hi* th e m e a n d e r lin e o l th e ea ste r n Jacoh Brock certain tra rts of land s l t u m e d In wK*,------ W h itn ey, w hoa* Chrlatlau sid e o f th e sa id W e k tv a River The following is the estimated cost of paving Eleventh Street to Mrs 5Vmln.de County. F lorid a, an d d e- nam e Is u n k n ow n ; Don Pedro Jllri . d o vHe. . . . Mr.: R. errltied above, you. nnd each o f you. anda. Ills w ife. ------------- Miranda. th e p oin t o f b e g in n i n g : l e s s b e g in ­ from French Avenue to Holly Avenue, a width of 24 feet with sheet ,, I’h ilo A. W illia m s . F; X . Miller, B. w h o s e C hlrstlan name Is u n k n o w n ; n in g s t th e S o u t h e a s t corn er o f the M a o i a *i % (Tiki f a a a !•*» MUUr, Betty MllUr, Carr*** Mil- are hereby com m a n d ed and requtr- Ju Grunt. run asphalt on a C” rock base. an Dn Entraldo. hi* w if e -----------— said P eter M iranda 10 Iv c n llijl U I I I C " I 'r JIcKInstry nnd Robert L. Mc>v,ip f l in nppear tn said hill o f rum* E o li ii Ido, Mln.an C hristian nam e is th e n c e N orth i u 1-1 d e g r e e s W est o , w i f . . , r.. ber h u sb a n d .,a r.d c a : h and 36 ch a in s ; th e n c e N orth 23 1-1 d e ­ 750 cu. yds. grading @ 50c .................... .... ................... u n k n o w n ; J u a n De K n tralgo hia • 3.754 i If liv living, , ,-.ery rv iif of them th e m If in g , nnd nnd If If dead, dead. l ^ V e m f n o l g r e e s E a st 36.66 c h a in s ; th en ce 1300 lin. ft. curb A gutter @ 85c.................................. w ife, ------------- Kntralgo, w hose DENVER, July 2.—The Denver jm ‘R parties claiming Interests unT h e D e n v e r [ t o all. p a rties e l a l m l a n Inter. ) l . an ^ (i / y*m t l " ° 6 , h d a ? ' o f J u ly A. D 1,105.1k I INDIANOPOLI8, July 2. — degreea E a st 10 C hristian name la u n k n o w n : M os­ Sou th ( 0 1-1 therwlRe arid bill w ill be e s E. Levy, his w ife,-------------L evy. .c---------h a i n s ; th en ce --------Sou th 29 1-2 de 1630 sq. yds, paving @ 2 .0 0 ....................................................... -------3,260.001 ' Schocls Wednesday have come to Time:, today n y n that Dr John as c.m fesned by you . said w h o se Christian nam e Is u n k n o w n ; . g r e e s W est 6.66 ch a in s; then Hohth G. Ltw:i:et g r a n d d r a g o n o f the Rr<-w« r. T h o m a s Kcott. R ob ert B a rn - 1 280 Hn. ft. 12” storm sewer <(? 1 .1 0 ....................... .............. e g r e e s E a s t 10U chains; be both church and home to many C o lo r a d o K u K i m K l a n .h ., b « » J gr j f . ’J . f t t R V T f c S ’ <?- roinidnliit h a v in g b een filed Jutepli Mara Arredondo, h is wire.M.0 *1-2‘ d-------' 308.00 1 purpese c f q u ie t in g titln tn - .............. Arredondo, w n oae t'h r lstla n th e n c e Houlh 23 1-2 d e g r e e s West I Manhole ...... .......... .................. ....................... .............. children, Mirs Anna G. Fraaer of* crA 'd to resign his post by rvpie .-Til* U. Ani'ew ami ilnrali J. Ask th* ab o ve described tr a c t ) o f land n am e Is u n k n ow n : P raseh ln Coce- ‘ 10 ch ain *: th e n Sou th 40 1-2 i|«60.00 < re e s East 16 c h a in s to the E ast p lain an t, T. W. L aw to n . faclo; A ntonio Arredondo, Ills w ife. 4 inlets @ 35.00 ......................................... ........................ Oakland, Cal., declared a t the zentatives speaking for H. W. Ev­ !■’,». hla w ir e Jacob Brock. Ja m es In ItHimIs com 140.00 ! tne o f the sa id P eter Miranda ■ — Arredondo, w h o s e C h rist­ furth er ord ered t h a t t h l i . Em m anuel Helot, \v. A. At the tVrelrn. night session of the National Ed­ ans, Imperial wizard. VVntson. am i Mary w . W a tson , h is order be published on e* a w e e k for ian name Is u n k n ow n ; Ped ro A rre­ G rant; th e n c e S o u th 29 1-2 degreea 1000 lin. ft. 3” drain tile (0) 100.00 per M......... ..................... 100.00 1 same time the paper rays, seven wif.-. C h arles H. Brock ami Ichndo eig h t c o n se c u tiv e w e e k s . In T he dondo. h is w ife. ------------- Arredondo. W e s t a lo n g th e sa id E ast line ot the 840 sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c .... ................. ..... ucation Association. said P e te r Miranda Grant 10 ch ain s w h o se Christian name Is u n k n o w n ; Hanford Herald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ 252.00 'Tn place of the healing of n prominent Denver men, including B. Brock, h is w ife, J e n n ie Brock, lished In S em in o le County. Florid a. F ernando Arredondo, hts w ife,------ l o point o f b e g in n i n g ; and also Brock, r . H. W a ts o n . M ich­ 446.50 Arredondo.whi.se C hristian n am e less, b e g in n in g a t a point 1.300 feet Engineering, advertising, legal expense etc................. ..........priest, in place of the . loving of Mayor Benjamin F. Stapleton and Jncub Don* and ordered th is th * Sth ael J. IJovle Mrs P h il o A. W B Is u n k n o w n ; Dolorex Arredondo; W e s t of a point 46.60 ch ain s North Opt rnothir, many a child has only United States Senator Rice Menus, llnmn. F. X Miller. B. F. Sillier. B e t ­ day of May. 131S. June or Martha Arredondo; Mariana o f th e In tersectio n nf the Houth V. E. DOUGLASS. ty Miller. Carrie Miller JIcKInstry (S ea l) •th0 ideals implanted by the teach- were placed under suspension. Arredondo; Jose Arredondo; T h e o ­ boundary of (he sa id P eter Miran­ Total estim ated cost ........................................................ Clerk o f Circuit Court. and Robert L. McK Instry. her Inis$6,046.54 Pretto. da Grant, w ith th e w e s t Boundary ' 1 he request came at a meeting •er,' 'she raid. Hemlnole County, Florida. dore SArrendondo; Rachel band, nnd each and e v e r y o f them, To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. o f S ectio n 27. T o w n s h ip 13, South her husband. Abraham Pretto; E r ­ d ecea sed or o th e r w is e . In th e p rop­ O. SHARON. "Millions of children today know held last night, the Times oaya. e r ty h e r e in a f te r d escribed, eith er JAB a s m u s II. McGowan; E lish a K Mor­ of R a n g e 29 Enst, th is point of be- Number of feet frontage ...................... ........... ................... Solicitor!, for C om p lain an t. Dr. Locke, the paper states, has ns heirs, d e v is e e s nr g r a n t e e s nr May ...... 934 n ;, wuu.ruMu. (l.vuveneur T lllo tson . T r u st- g i n n i n g b ein g th en 7.67 chain* W est .g aB„ -the church only as a place to get 3, 16. 23. 30; Ju n * 6, ce: J. C. Hey wood, T ru stee. Josep h i o f th e H ou tn east edrn er of th e Assessment per foot frontage ............................... .............. declined a ten day sentence for o th r w ls e nnd lo all parties, each 13. 20. 27: July 4. m arried or be buried from. For ...... $6.14 C. H eyw ood ; Ellas Yulee. his w ife , | f ln u lh w e s t Q u a rter o f the Northnnd every c l a i m i n g a n y Interest a homo they have a series of contempt of federal court. He al­ und -Yulee. whose C h ristian n am e c a st Q u arter of S e c tio n 21. T o w n ­ er any of th e ab ov e named d e ­ IX T H E FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. C tttC lJIT COURT OF - apartm ents, they move in and out so paid a fine of $1500. The sen­ fendant*. e a ch and ev ery , w h ose H K M I X O I .E C O U N T Y , F L O R I D A , Is u n k n ow n ; Aden F. Htylea; John sh ip 19, 8o u th o f R a n g e 29. East, Clark. Ills wife. ------------Clark, th e n c e ru n n in g W e s t 600 fe e l to the Foot Prelim. IX CHANCERY. o f ; they have even a series of par- tence was imposed because of his n am es and re sid e n c e s are u n k n o w n w h o s e Christian n am e Is u n k n o w n ; W e k lv a R iver; b e g in n in g again at to the rn m p la ln n n l In th e above R E VON AII R E A L T Y COMPANY NAME failure to produce his books and Description Frontage th e s a m e point of beginning, run Assess, v.j N ath a n iel U. Brown, h is w ife.--------r ent*. title d c a u se , and to nil u n a n - w n A N ew York C orporation. for inspection in connec­ en e n c e N orth feet, th ence W est — Brown, w h ose C h ristian Is u n - th __________ _____760 ________ ______ p arties w h o m s o e v e r rlalmlntc nny C om p lain an t E. R. T rsfford’a Map, Sanford With a weak church, a weaken­ accounts k n o w n ; Moses J. T a y l o r . J r . hi* 340 f e e t t o t h e W e k t v a R iv e r ; th e n c e vs. tion with un investigation by fed­ Interest In th e la n d s Involved In th is Smith w e s te r Ijr tilling the meander Jno. D. Jlnkins ing home, tho maintenance of eral su it, sold land helm t s i t u a t e In Hem- T he heirs, d e v is e e s, g r a n t e e s I-ot 5, Blk 12, Tr. 9 amt w ife .------------ Taylor, w h o se Christ 117 ‘ 755.82 revenue ugcntj of his income Inn mi him is u n k n ow n ; D en n is E gan , line of th e E a ste r n lin e of the said Inole r minty. Florid a, and d e sc r ib ­ other c la im a n ts und er A N N I E IL Ametii&n ideals of personal dig­ tux returns. h is w ife , ----------—— Egan. w Iiokb W e k l v a River to the end of Ih* Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 12, Tr. 9 117 ed ns follo w s, t o w l t: 765.82 ’ SUTTON, d eceased nr o th e r w is e , nity falls with tremendous force C hristian name in u n k n o w n ; D avid first lin e: c o n t a i n in g S 1*8 acres. Hi'KinnlnK I.33&.24 f e e t Went of and others. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 12 Tr. 10 117 L. Yulee. his wife. ------------Y u l e e .' a n d to nny and nit o th er persons 755.82 1 on tho echools." D e fe n d a n ts th e Houthoast corn er o f Govern w h o se Christian name In u n k n ow n ; w h o s e n am es are u n k n o w n , c laim in g Meisch Reulty Co., ment Lot I. S ectio n V). T o w n s h ip Lot 10, Blk 12 Tr. 10 117 755.82 E lla A. B ran tley; E noch Bell, hla 1 nny rig h t, t i t le or Interest to . the SU IT TO Q t ’IF.T T IT L E 13 UoUth. ILkfifi** 31 E ast, run th ence w ife. --------------- Bell. Whose Christ- I p roperty h e r e in a b o v e d e scrib e/ ,r J. H. Robertson Order ul I'lihllrnllnn Lot 1, Blk 13 Tr. 9 117 755.82 W est 1 fe e l, then ce North to Lake Ion n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J.itnen U. la n v part or parcel thereof. T H E STA TE O F FL O R ID A : To: Monroe, th e n c e e a s t e r ly u lonr th e H. F. Kent McDonald, hla w ife , -----------MeIt is hereb y ord ered that you and Lot 6 Blk 13 Tr. 9 117 755.82 1 All |ia rt!e» c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In " I S S tho m o,,,..* sm lm , tc ‘ D c L a n d A sh o re of L a k e Monroe to n point Donald, w hose C hristian name Is each of y o n be and appear before S. W. Harris North of th e point of heKlnnlnx. t h e la n d am t p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r u n k n o w n ; Lot 1 Blk 13 Tr. 10 day, the delegates recessed over 117 William B. Macdonald our said Circuit Court at the Court I 755.82 ‘ J th e n c e Mouth to b e g in n in g . I n ­ ib'xrrih ed. u n d e r A N N I E 11. H U T ­ hts w ife.— — — Macdonald, w h o s e H o u s e a t Hanford, Florida, on Ih* S. W. Harris TON. d e c e rn e d o r O t h e r w i s e ; h II Uie afternoon. Many visited clu d in g all rip arian rig h ts. Lot 0, Blk 13 Tr. 10 117 755.82 h ristian name Is u n k n ow n ; A l3rd day o f A u g u st, A. D. 1975, and B e g i n n i n g u t t h e H o u t h e a s t C o r n ­ riartlen c l a i m i n g I n t e re M * In t h e C J riiiuj Whitcomb Itilcy’s old home g ern o n 8 . Hpeer, his w ife. -------------------— | then nnd t h e r e ' m s k e a n sw e r to th# Notice is hereby nnd a n d p r e m is e s h e r e l n n t e r d e s ­ given to any nnd nil persons e r of G o v e r n m e n t L o t I. Heel Ion 30, interested in the DEI.AND, July Th * local w Ihjh.t C h ristian flame la bill o f c o m p la in t ex h ib ited a g a in s t In Lockerbye Street, others made l o w n s h l i i 13 Mouth, R a n g e 31 E a s t, c rib e d u n d e r II K N ItY HW E S T A P ­ H|wer, u n k n o w n . Bailie Hpeer; E lla A. you in th is cause. post of fice will be placed In the ___ Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de* P L E , d e c e a se d o r o t h e r w i s e ; nil pnr1pilgrimages to the tomb of Riley r u n th e n c e 141 f e e t fe e l . th e n c e 8p< er; W. J. B u ch an .^ hla w ife .-----(t Is fu r th e r ordered that th is dro r t h to l . u h e M on roe, t h e n c e E a s t ­ t i e n c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t * in t h e (nml -----in Crown Illil cemetery and the lirst class group on July 1 under N 'chrls* Inn” n am e j deV 'he ’ * p lib? bi h ed * " r\n the* Ha'nfoid !Mr^ d that said Special assessments are payable in foil within thir* '! Bitchnu. w hose a l o n g t h e s h a r e of t a i k e M o n­ n n d p r e m i e r s h e r e i n a f t e r de-tcrlb ed In unknown; Jam es resting place of Thomus Riley direction of the postal dciiarlmciit eror ley tu t h e E a s t lin e o f s a id Lot u n d e r H E N R Y A. C R A N E , d e c e a s ­ w ife. ------------ Cone.; JJhose'TirlsD M d ' s e ^ m T o u K ^ ' i ^ l d v i ^ ' **»* a “ er lhe aboVe an‘! A g o i n g special assessment roll has been or o t h e r w i s e ; a l t p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g M u-.hall, form er Vice-President, at Washington, it has lieen an­ I. t h e n c e F n n t h lo p o in t of b e g i n ­ ed. wn; Iluflttu, M linL,* ja ____ . eek for eigh t ounsecu- equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in ten equal annual ch w install­ th e l a n d u n d p r e m i s e s Ian name I, u n k n o-----nounced by I'ortm astera Marion L. nin g. I n c l u d i n g a ll r i p a r i a n r i g h t s hI netreeriensat fst e In nearby. r d e s c r i b e d u n d e r H E N R Y Roblon: J o h n C. Cooper, his w ife, | Rv* w.iekn U e g l n n l a , to I f e e t W ent of th e Dougiasa. The postal department 9 n u tfie u a l C orn er o f G o v e r n m e n t A. C R A M E R , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r ­ — ---- Cooper, w h o se C hristian n n m s j W ITN ESS mv hand and the seal ments with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and after the time unknown; T om as J o s e Mlrnnda of the Circuit Court of the Seven th acted upon recommendation:; of Lot I. H cctlon 30, T o w n i h l p 13 Mouth, w ise: W IL L IA M C F IT Z S IM M O N S ;' Ik y Handle*; J o s e f s .Miranda y S a n - 1 Ju d icial Circuit of the S t a t e of F in ­ said special assessment* stand approved and confirmed. a n g e 31 L u s t, r u n t h e n c e W e s t R O B E R T H. H O U S E n n d ----------------- cher; Inspector French J. Terrell, who R on a Miranda y S a n ch es; [ rlda. In nnd (or Hemlnole County, I t ) le ft, th e n c e N o rth to L a k e HOUSE, h i ) w i f e ; P E R C 1 V A L W. Ituflna R am A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fig., Miranda y S an ch es V l n d a .o n th is the 23rd day o f May, A. D. iccently visited the city. The lo­ M onroe, t h e n E a s t e r l y along th e A. FIT Z S IM M O N S ; a n t ---------- F I T Z ­ Bullion: Ituflno R oblon; W tl- 1925. ■ ■ wlHJie held at the City Hull at 2:30 P. M., on the 13th day of JpG j cal post now cornea within the c h o re of L a k e M o n r o e tn a p o in t SIMMONS; W IL L IA M H A M IL T O N f t , ,m A. nisjiee, his w ife, ------------- 1 V. E. DOUGLASS, t h e poin* jot. b e g in n i n g , FITZSIMM ONS. W . II. F I T Z S I M ­ Blsbee, w h o s e Christian gro u p .of offices dving, more than tNhoe rnthr * Sofo u th nam e Is Clerlr o f t h e Circuit C o u r r n f th* A. Di, 1025 a t which meeting said Board w il|'he^r .4njf and *11 com­ l o b e g i n n i n g . I n c l u d ­ MONS u n d ----------------------- F I T Z S I M ­ unknown* W. T. W ebster, Ills wife. S e v e n th Judicial circ u it nf F lo ­ $Ut,000 annually in ail branches in g alt r i p a r i a n r l t h t n . MONS, h i s w ife E D W I N n. WOOD. ■ -Webstar, w h ose C hristian rida, In nnd for Hemlnole County. plaint* and objection* a* to such special assessments, rind will a t said A nd It a p p e a r i n g fr o m t h e s w o r n In d iv id u a l ly a n d an a n n ltrn ee) f o r -------of the department. n : A. S. Hpeer. bln (B E A L ) JACKSONVILLE, Fin., July 3 of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t you t h e b e n e f i t of c r e d i t o r ) of W IL L IA M n u n * --Is u n k n-o w B p c r , w h o se C h r i s t - DeCotten A Spencer. Hnllcltnrn an* tlnm adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and ' The growth of the office busi­ bill a n d ea c h u n d e v e ry o f y o u m ay C. FITZHIMMONtli a n d J. A. MC­ swife. -—An increasing number of girls i n i n n : * Is u n k n o w n : (I. W. S tlu ff, nf C ou n sel for the C om plainant. right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjust­ m come r l r h i , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t DONALD a n d e a c h of t h e m If l i v ­ are being brought into tho juven­ ness is snovvn in the report that cInla iutid to t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n b e f o r e in g nnd If d e a d : nil p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ gives an increase of $2,317.1)7 in ed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens in g I n t e r e s t s In t h e la n d nm l p r e m ­ ile coJit of Duval county despite d e s c r ib e d : It Is T h e r e f o r e O r d e r e d t h a t you iu m t h e r e i n a f t e r d tw rr llie d u n d e r SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AtUTIIORlTY upon the property against which said assessments are ntsd* until paid the fuel that the total number of business during tho first months r FIT Z S IM ­ l e a c h o f yo u. lie. n n d yo u n r« t h e snld W IL L IA M cases u decreasing. This is shown of this year over the same period um MOUSE; und OP, RESOLUTION NO. 210 adopted 011 tho 11th dya of May A. D. in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 211, adopted by the h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r lo th o MONS; R O B E R T II of Iasi your. It was ulso shown IlmiHe. h i ) w ife, P K llin the annual report nf the chief til 11 of c o m p l a i n t In t h i s enuso on ' 1925, by tho City Commiulon of Ur* City of Hanford, Florida. City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla., on May 11th, 1925. , that from January 1, 1925 to June C IV AL W. A. F IT Z S IM M O N S ; W I L ­ Monday t h e 3 rd d a y of A u g u s t, A. probation officer of the county to U , I3itu, t h e s a m e b e i n g a ru le d a y LIAM H A M ILT O N F IT Z S IM M O N S ; last the revenue clump sale 20 The following is the oiMimated cost of paving Sixth Street from (Seal) L. It. PHILIPS, Glty Clerk. the board of commissioners this in t h i s C o u r t, a t t h e C o u r t H o u se In W. M. F IT Z S IM M O N S a n d ------------weclc when the court completed totaled $8,048.10. Sale of revenue H an ford. K etnlnol* C o u n t y , F lo r id a , F ITZSIM M ON S, h i s w if e ; E D W I N French Avenue Wc*3t to Pecan Avenue, Maple Avenue from Fifth Publish June 27th & July 4th, 1925. stamps for the first six months of And In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f D ecree P r o its tenth year of service. During o n fa s s o w ill he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t signet, for tli"1Y. n r t u >•rVdRori» fBtreet to Sixth Street, ami Holly Avenue from Fifth Street to Sixth, Revenue CVon. C. FIT Z S IM M O N S : a width of 24 feet with sheet aaplmlt on n G inch, rock bare, tho year juxt closed there were 1921 totaled $1,200.78, Said c a u s e b e in g n unit tn o f W IL L IA M stamp sate Is not included in gen­ q u i e t ti t l e Iii t h e c o m p l a i n a n t In a n d a n d .1. A. Mc D o n a l d , a n d e a c h of 25*3 girls brought before the court, t h e m d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e , a n d nil 3200 cii. yds. grading a t 50c .......................................................... 1600|00 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY Iu tin a b o v e d e s c r ib e d l a n d s eral limdneso. the report chows, while in £he It Is f u r t h e r t i n t e n d t h a t th is Other parties Rllee,.nt,..| |n III,. Inn,] OF RESOLUTION NO. 214 ADOPTED ON THE HTH OF JUNE. O r d e r lie p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k fo r a n d p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b ­ ■1920 lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter a t 85c.............................. 4182.00 previous year there were 170 girls ed. It a p p e a r i n g hv Ih* s w o r n hilt G050 Eq. yd*, paving at $2,00.......................................... A. I)., 1925, BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SAN­ e i g h t (4) c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s Iu T h e ....... 12100.00 brought before the court. i 'a n f n r d H e r a l d , u n e w s p a p e r p u b - > f c o m p l a i n t In t h i s cnu.ie t h a t you FORD, FLORIDA. nitty InI n t e r e s t e d In t h a t c e r t a i n Hie total number of canes Im bed In Banfiirtl, Herulnole t \ ,iiy 650 lin. ft. 12 in. storm sewer a t $1.10 ...................... 715.00 lot. P ie c e o r p a r c e l of la n d n lt u a te Florida. brought before tho court for tho The following ia the estimated cost of paving Fulton Street from 10 inle!* at $35.00 ....... ......... ............................... 350.00 W i t n e s s m y h a n d um l iti» a n ti ot In Z cm ln u ln C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , and Pact p a r was 829. Of this numt h e C irc u it C o u r t o f t h e Heventh d e s c r ib e d as f o l lo w s : Park Avenue west to Atlantic Coast Line Railroad 44 feet in width 2 manhole* at $60.00 ........................................... . 120.00 T h e n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of th e ho. OQi wore on charges of dcJ u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of t h e Htr.te of s o u t h e a s t ( q u a r t e r of .Section F lo r id a , In u m l fo r H em lnole C ounty, with sheet asphalt on a 6” rock base. 630 sq. ft. concrete alley return.; at 30c............... 189.00 'lltiojepcy and 220 dependents. .16, T o w n s h i p 19, Houlh range t h i s t h e Eth d a y of J u n e , A. l», ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., July on Tho court placed 372 children C O O cu. yds. grading @ 50c ....................................................... % 300.00 2000 lin. ft. 3 inch, drain tile at $100.00 per M 30 emit. OJA, 200.00 Y’dii a r c t h e r e f o r e r e q u i r e d t o upV K. DOUG LA 88, of delinquency on probation and 3—A park budding campaign ii 500 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 85c .................................. 476.00 Engineering, advertising, legal expense etc. . 1586.84 C l e r k of t h e C irc u i t C o u r t of the p e a r t o t h e hill of c o m p lain t, tn th is 90 por cent, of them made good, Row being conducted iu this city H ev e n u se on M undnv, t h e 3rd d a y uf en th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r ­ 50 lin, ft. flush curb @ 35c ............................................. 17.50 under the supervkiion of the city ida. In a n d f o r H em ln ole C o u n ty . , »ay » the report. Augiint, 1925 a t t h e C o u r t ll o u n e In _ , S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a ; Total e s t i m a t e d c o s t ...................................................... purk board. Plans call for greatly (H E A L ) $21042.84 I I 60 sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 ............................................... .......... 2,320.00 o t h e r w i s e sa id b ill o f c o m p l a i n t will t ,* k u „ „ i i . , i „ o ....... ............ , liv A. XL W E E K H , D e p u t y C lerk . increasing tho prenent fd'ditigs be t a k e n a s c o n f e d s e d hv y o u ; s a i d ! (* h o m o e n t n t i y ny a d j a u . n e t p r o p e r t y o w n e r s . 100 sq. ft. concrete alley returns (n>30c ................. 48.00 (.HON Xi IP ICHH' iLD EH , ami Lpuce for recreation in the SWI o lic ito rs f o r C u m id u lm iu t. enuse bulng a suit to quiet title tu Number of feet frontage ................. 41918 150 lin. ft. 12" storm sewer @ 1.10 ...................................... 165.00 parks. th e a b o v e d e s c r ib e d la n d a n d p rree m - , , .............. "*• I uikj nth, I Mh, 2tiih. J u i y 3rd. ln."i In th e a b o v e naincil R E V O N * Assessment per foot frontuge.... ................ $5.02 3 inlets @ 35.00 ....................................................................... . 105.00 A. Fisher, member of the board,;^0tll‘ >7,h# nnJ 3*atAH REALTY COMPANY. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. vi iii ..i. ,, c ...alale(#. that the It In furth er on lereil th at thin ord­ tho parka purk., (on the city in tT itrt'iT c o u r t . 7t ii ju d ic ­ 500 Hn. ft. 3" drain tile @ 100.00 per M.................... ............ 50.00 ia l cttii'U iT, ar.Mixot.F. coun ­ er he ptihllnheil onco a w e e k for ' . . “ A\hatches . ^ ri t :'.Juchicken* Ly, i : r Soi,tho,r.n compare favorably with any Preliminary Engineering, advertising, etc ............................ ......................... 278.04 eight (6) rniiHevutlVe W eek) In The Aiizuna by i t s ., "mi!l tho lull t y . FLORIDA. IX CIIANCEUY. country when completed. o enquiry Sanford Herald, a n ew sp a p er p u b ­ Name—Description F tage Assessment r atuiul heat without either ineu- j Already thorn aio J42 aer«.. of lished In Hem lnole County, Florida B IL L T O Q U I E T T I T L E . Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 7 tr. 9 ... M l Or or brood bent. A feed ntore pa rj; , jn t|,e c 117 DONE AND O R D E R E D , t h i s Stli 587.34 Martin and I'carl O Total estim ated cost ..................... $3,759.54 v ity und six niile.t of J. William 1925. inniiavt r reported today that three the municipal Marlin, hi.i wife, Cumplalnaiits. day of June Mdsch Realty Co., Lotj 6 blk 7 tr 9........ 50 251.00 water front is made V'. W. DOUGH-ASS, To be home entirely by udjucent property ownera. vn, 4‘SgB wnich ho loft on u shelf into park*. C le r k o f t h e C lrc (.;t C ourt of Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 7 tr. 9. 50 251.00 Number of feet frontage .............................. ........... ................ , W B Alexander, if living, and ir H em (gj th u e week* ago cracked today und lnole C ounty, F l o r i d a . dead, nil purtlit!i claiming, by Huns call for tho construction Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 7 tr. 9 , 61 A. M. W E E K S . D e p u ty C le rk . 321.28 Assessment per foot fro n ta g e ..................................................... j h a t three husky chicks emerged. of more juvrnilo pluygroumh witit turoutth or under W E. Alt Sand­ ( S tlv $8.12 EAL) E. Dickson, L it 9 blk 7 tr. 9................. - . Children Finding Klau Chief Asks, H om e And Church Colorado 01 ficial \s*»: - In Schools, Says Tut F j f f ir t W S S * J f if * GbvcrnmentHasGiven PoHtoffilC First Class R a t i n g Juvenile Girl Cases In Duval County Are Increasing, Is Report Park Buii(liii£ Plan Now Being Conducted In The Sunshine City Chickens Hatched By Heat in Yuma Arizona er, deceased, or otherwise, et al.. Defendant*. Order of f'uhllrnllou. T h e S ta t e of I- lo r i d a ; T o : W. K Alexander, if living, nnd Ir dead, all parties claiming any In­ terest In tho lands hereinafter de­ aL [°„ jJrUCted frurn thiiI lduce\o Or- scribed, u) heirs, devisees, grantee) and other claimant) under \v. E. Alexander, deceased, or otherwise; Anil all parties claiming any In­ terest of. In and to the lauds nod Ipremise) hereinafter described nltuit« in Seminole County. Florida to-w lt: Lot Five (5). Block (K) of the Original Map of the Town of Alexandria, which Is now Oviedo. Florida, ns per pl.it thereof, duly recorded in the I’while Records of Seminole County, Florida. I t a p p e a r i n g by t h e s w o r n bill of complaint h e r e i n t h a t y o u ninv be The tem perature hui been above supcrvicoro, two new yacht, and 109 f u many days, a million dollar recreation pier. LLE i» J 1' Jil' SONVI un , - — Hemming .n OKhhCIIQBEE—Highway to I, ■ r° m0d'™ ____ After Fire Swept Thentc Tiuou ^ieo|do.titod when fire swept the C4111!3 T nent-r ifi fuIy pwtufo thuvi i Li t men sliowering water on ttu; bt w aye aU tfiaf it lit: ot the baudinj;. l ortuuutdy fan wvro in th': place a t tha litoe . 50 167 50 50 IN ’I’ll II C IR C U I T C O U R T O F T i l t ! SEVENTH JU D ICIA L C IR C U IT . G4 DC I 4.0111 D Y, IX .1 X 11 F o i l S E M ­ IN O L E COUNTY. IX CHANC­ 50 ERY. 167 Stith Woodruff, Com plainant, . 60 vs. William Whim,... et ul., . 50 D efend an t) . 64 CITATION T<> William Whitney, hts w if e .— Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 7 tr. 10 . 50 Whitney, whoa*_Ch rial tan name M#Uch Rea„ y Co>t Lot 10 b,k 7 tr , Q In u n k n o w n ; Don i ’e d r o M i ra n d a , 167 hla w ife. ----------M i r a n d a . w h o se C h r i s t i a n n a m e In u n k n o w n ; J u a n M dsch Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 7 tr 11.................. . 50 De E n t r a l d o . hla w if e , -------------, E n ­ Meisch Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 7 tr. 11............... . 50 tr a ld o . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e h u n ­ k n o w n ; .In 111 De K n t r a l g o , h i s w ife, Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7 tr. 11........... . 61 i n t e r e s t e d In t h a t c e r t a i n d c s i r l h r , ' -------------E n t r a l g o , w h o so C h r i s t i a n Aleisch Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 7 tr. l l_ ............. . 50 n a m e is u n k n o w n : M o ses E. Levy, lot of Lind In S e m i n o le C o m ity . -Levy, w h o se C h r i s t ­ Southern Utilities Co., Lot 5 blk 7 tr. 11......... ..467 F lo r id a , und d e s c r i b e d ab o v e . You h is wlfa. n n a m e I* u n k n o w n ; J o s e p h M a r a an d e a c h o f y o u nr* h e r e b y c o m ­ ia A rre d o n d o , hln w ife . --------A r r c - City of Sanford, Lot 10 blk 7 tr. 11........ 117 m a n d e d a n d r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r to w h o se C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n ­ City of Sanford—The W. 221.9 ft. blk 7 tr. 12 "Aid b ill of c o m p l a i n t ut th « C o u r t dondo, k n o w n ; I’rn s u b ln C o o e fa c lo . A n t o n ­ H ou se in S a n f o r d . Heoiln. lo C n u n tv , io A rre d o n d o , his w ife . ------------- A r ­ less 50' NAS by 124 ft. EAW in SW cor .. 97.9 F lo r id a , on M o n d ay , th e I'.th d a y of d o n d o . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e I) J(*[y A IV l 136. o t h e r w i s e sa id bill re u n k n o w n , I’e d r o A rre d o n d o , his Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.,—Beg at SE win Ii© 1;*i;v 11 jin confctatjd by vuu, w ife. — ■ —— A r r e d o n d o , w h o se cor. blk 7 tr. 12 run W 21C.9 ft. to Wly. line m i d hill o f c o m p l a i n t h a v i n g b e e n C li r ls tl a n n a m e In u n k n o w n : F e r ­ tiled f o r t h e t u r p i.* * of q u i e t i n g n a n d o A rre d o n d o , hln w ife. ------------of R. It. Right-of-way NEly parallel with tlv to th a a b o v e d.it< rlbed land In A rre d o n d o . « Iiusp t ' h r l s t l a n n a m e Is ih e c o m p l a i n a n t s I W illia m M a r tin u n k n o w n : D o lo rex A i r e d o m l a ; J u s * R. U. 150 ft. E to E line of said blk 7 S to and P e a rl G. M a rt In or M arth a A rred o n d o ; M a ria n a A r­ beg.................. ......... ..... .............. .................... . 201 It Is further ordered that this r e d o n d o ; J o s e A r r e d o n d o ; T h e o d o r e order bit liuhllxhtd once a v.eek lor Arredondo; R ach el P retto, her liua- 1 P e t e r t r a n k l m — 50 124 ft R A W in *■" ft. "N *A"S * by ............ eight consecutive Weeks in Die San- imnd. Abraham l ’r n l t o ; E r a sm u s 11 , 0 ,,f , _ ,,, YtrGownu. Klinh.i E Morgan: G o u v 1 “ 11 cur. blk 7 tr. 12 .......... . , M»r»tld. a newspaper publish124 w III Hemlnol* CountV. Florid 1. e r n o u r T lllulnu n. T r u s t e e ; J. O. H ey E. \V. Stiles—Bug. at SE Cor. blk 7 tr. 13 run Done ftll.l ordeled this lhe Ml. ,lav' w<md. T ru stee; J o s e p h C. H eyw oo d ; nf M a r . ta2i. E l l a s Y ulee, lil) w if e , — — Yu­ 139 ft. W 181.5 ft. S 139 ft. F. 181.5 ft .181.5 IH aall V. F. DGIRjt^Aga lee, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is unC irr i: of t h e C irc u i t Court" f o r k n o w n ; A den V. BtyL-n; J o h n C la rk . Unknown—Beg. SW cor. blk 7 tr. 13 run N 120 Ills w ife, ■ C lark, w h o se Feinlii.de C o u n ty , F lo rid 1 ft. E 114 ft. 3 120 ft. W 114 ft to beg...... 114 C h r i s t i a n n a m e in u n k n o w n ; N a t h ­ . 4 . . . . . . Hy: A M W E E K S , d . c . a n ie l M. B ro w n , hln w i f e , ---------------- Cooledge Realty & Trust Co.—Beg. on the south JA M E S ii. SH ARON . May 3. 10, 23, 30. B ro w n , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e 'a u n k n o w n ; Moses j . T a y l o r . Jr., hla line of Sixth St. a t a point 2 ft we3t ot June 6. 13. 80. 27; Jun* 4. ______ __ _ _ w ife, — - — ■- T a y l o r , w h o s e C h r D t the east line of Holly Ave., extended run IV < D il i i t t 111 h i t , m v i i v i ’ Ti ! Ia n n a m e la u n k n o w n ; D e n n is E g a n . J U D I C I A L UIIU I IT. HRMIY o i u h!9 WR * ( --------- ~ E*i»n, Whose south 81 ft. to A.C.L.R.R. Right-of-way COUNTY. I ' l . i m i D t . l \ *r-ill.YNl i » * i '- | C h rlR ItB nam.* la unknown* Dnv^ VuU„ w R e<--------------Y u le e . »-----;iti. thence easterly along said iighl-of way to hose C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n , the south line of Stxti« St., west to beg .... .670.5 E l l a A. B r a n t l e y ; E n o c h Boll, hi t iv 8 V I. 'L .T O rJL' ,K7 T >TLE wlf*. - - - - — Bell, w h o * # C h r i s t i a n City of Sanford, Fla.—Lots 1, 2 &. 3 blk 8 tr. i » \ » . l4W too« i out pi ul mutt. n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J a i m - t B MeD sn.ild. hln w i f e , ------------ . . M c D o n ­ I I i ......A,.............. ......................... .......... a ......... 328 n r. it liv in g , ald, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n iiiud * Is ur.. e t nl„ Iv f i'iid iitii). . City of Sanford, Fla.,—Cedar Ave. in blk 8.. . 82 k n o w n . W il li a m B. M ucdom ild. n l) T. r , r?r •'“•Miration. w lf*. - • — ( — M u cd o u n ld , w h o m T. E. Wilson Estate— AU of blk 8 tj*. 12 lying T h e I l ta t r o f F l o r i d a T o. AlgemN v-miu* D. H uvlda*. J u m r s %V l.ii. C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; AluviX 8p* *f. bln w ife north and east of A.C.L.R.R.... 2..„.............. 216.4 IJ‘i T h n n iu a IV. M oran. Ueorg<! ■ox , lion sp .er, w lo A c C h ristian name | a n d Mary 1*. F o x , h i s w ife, D, w. l» unknow n) R adio 8 p s e r ; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company—Beg at W ILSO N * H O lltm O L D K Il S o li c it o r s for C o m p l a in a n t . June G, 13, 70. 27, J u ly 4. II, IS, 23, 23 and Annual I. 1923. T. E. Wilson Eat. Lot 10 blk 7 tr. 9 .... Meisch Realty Co. Lot 1 bik 7 tr. 10 Meisch Realty Co., Lob 2 blk 7 tr. 10 Meiach Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7 tr, 10... Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 7 tr. 10.... Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 7 tr. 10 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 0 blk 7 tr. 10 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 7 tr. 10 251.00 838.34 E. 251.00 251.00 NAME 321.28 251.00 City of Sanford, Fla. 838.34 251.00 251.00 321.28 251.00 838.34 251.00 Seminole County, Fla. 251.00 321.28 251.00 838.34 587.34 491.46 1.024.08 622 48 911.13 572.28 2,863.91 1,646.56 1,648.66 411.64 411.64 a 1.086.33 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. R. Traffurd'ii Map, Sanford Foot Prelim. Frontage A»*M. Description Beg, a t the intersection of the North line of Fulton St. with the west line of Park Ave. run West 162.5 feet North 150 feet East 162.5 feet South 160 feet to beg. 162.5 1,319.61 Beg. on the North line of Fulton S treet a t a point 102.5 feet West of thb West line of Park Ave. run West 76 feet North r - '138 ft. 3 in. East 76 ft. South 138 ft. 3 In. t i beg 617.12 76 G. L & W. J. Taluch Lot l,Blk 1 Tr. 4 082.62 121 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Compan Lot 6, Blk l. Tr. 4 840-42 103.5 Notice Is hereby given to any «nd all persor interested in the Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ scribed that1 said special assessments are payable In full within thirty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annua) installments \.ith interest a t 8 jier cent per annum from and a fte r the time said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of SanforJ, Fla., will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 P. M., on the 13th day of July. A. D., 1925, at which meeting said Board will hear any nnd all com­ plaints and objections as to such special assessments, and will a t sal1* time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and right, and when said special assessments arc so equalized and ad­ justed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain bindimf jliens upon the property against which said assessments are made unj til paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 214, adopt‘d |fay lhu c i‘y Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla., on June 8th, 1921tSe*‘> L- R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Publish June 27th * July -ttb, 1925. _ H t-xMlii m ■ ] �oa*e»Wii *■A- • * Wl V.-V* 1 2r 1 '~w'Ift/ l> ■f' * - t* * * * * - i w ■— .. . - "- ' Convention W ill M eet July Fourth At Portland, Oregon JRTLAND, Ore., July 3, — preside at the opening siiion. Du­ enty special trains arc headed ring the convention Dr Clark wilt give an address on “ From Portinrd this city with thousands o! iandi Mo., in *1.101, ru PArllaml, Mstlan Endcavorcrii from alt Ore* in 19d5,” ia- which he will ' __ !__ *.L. L . . . of the United States and da who will spend from July’ 10 nttomling the. {WtU Interlohal Christian. Endeavor con- proxtmntely 4,000,000. jtion. Among other speakers are the B{Iward P. Gntps of Bo*ton, gen- Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Poling of New secreUiry, antlci pates a res- Yopk, the Rev. Dr, Mark A. Mat­ stion of 15,000 delegate*. Ap- thews of Seattle, the Rev. Dr. A, --jh n a tc ly 12,000, registrations ItAy Petty and H arry Holmes, of ‘’were recorded a t thq..}ast intorna- h>w York, the Rev. Dr. Janies ' tional convention held two years Kelly of England, president of the 'ili ’ Moines. Unin it Dos The F growth European Christian Endeavor Un­ 1 movement during the Inst ion, the Rev. Dr. William Hiram rs and increased enthus- Foulkcs of Cleveland, the Rev. E. on the part of constituent O. Mnrsdcn of Alaska, the Ruv, are responsible for the in Seizo Abo and the Rev. Scijiro registrations, lit said. Vemurn of Japan, the Rev, George oM Pifichot, governor of H. Hubbard of Foochow, China, IvanU will give the opening and the Rev. J. Christy Wilson of on “ O bservation of Amor- Persia. Among the conference loaders Ideals.” Because of July 4 the nation’s birthday, the nre Clarence C. Hamilton, A. J. o of the h?ssion will be Shart|e nnd the Rev. Stanley II. tlan Citizenship.” .i*The Itov. VanderEall, who with Mr. Cutes Francis E. Clark,* fanitilnrly share the responsibility for the wn ns “ Futlier Endeavor" conduct of the world-wulo organ­ irk;, who foundedo the movement ization whose motto is “For Christ ars.ago In Portland,,Me., will nnd the Church." , Jf ) ’’ \ * »* r.i: » ■-» 1hk nkn's - ‘ -i ’ - STATE ROAD . ROAD NO. I. . Nunes Ferry to Jacksonville Nunez Ferry to Pensacola, 0 miles concrete, excellent, Approx­ imately 0 miles under construction. Detours in fuir conditions and plainly marked. Pensacola to Mil­ ligan, good ,*and clay, nn^l brick. Milligan to Mossy Hand, sand ciay,( T1U_tt!" r : . ^ Spring, excellent. Streets through Fr. .Uyers. fa ir.., ROAD NO. 8. ., Crescent City under construction, 1Ip ines City to Fort Fierce DeLeon Springs through DeLund to Hajncs City through Frostproof, Sanford and Orlando, fair. I Scbrbig, Avon Park etc., to Lake ROAD NO. 4 Annie, good. Lake Annie to Palm Georgia Line to Miami Circle, road is open to traffic, but . The Waycross road from the St. rough and somewhat dangerous es­ Marys River to Jacksonville Is open pecially in rainy weather. for .traffic and newly paved. S ur­ ROAONO.2.1 face com plct\ .excellent condition, Bellcvicw to Plant City. Rond under construction by Duval This road ia excellent fa Marion, county from Bayard to St. John Sumter, Hcrnnndo and Pascu coun­ county line. Duval county lino tni ties, hard surfaced nil the way. Bunnell 62 miles, 9 foot brick road This is the beBt road for truvel to with rock shoulders, fair. Bunnell Tam pa from Ocala. North line tp end Reilly’s Asphalt road 9 Hernando county through Dade miles asphalt surface, excellent. City to Plant City, excellent roud. Volusia county line to Davtona very good. , Allnndale to New Smj?: rna 8 miles, one mile detour, re­ mainder paved. New Smyrna to Brevard county line 16 miles, 4 miles detour, 4 miles shell road, HOLLYWOOD, July 3.—Hands remainder paved. Ilrcvard county line to Titusville 12 miles, 9 miles nnd feet, how and whsu they move, pnved. r**mninded shell road. Titus­ are attracting the casting direct­ ville to Cocon 18 miles, nil paved. ors of one film studio here, rather Cocoa to Meibniirno 21 miles, 19 miles paved, remainder shell road. Melbourne to Sebastian River, 16 miles. 5 miles shelled road, re­ mainder pnved. Sebastain to Miami 150 miles nil paved. ROAD NO. 5 * High Springs to F t. Myers. High Sprlr,"i through Archer nnd Willision *-> Romeo, fair. Romeo to Dunncllor asphalt su r­ face, excellent. Dunrellon to Inv p ri-ss and Brooksville, rough, with exception of 8 miles new base fust completed near Inverness. Rond under construction through Citrus county from Holder to Flor­ al City. Brooksvillc through T nirra Branodton and Sarasota to Mpokkn River, good except for 12 miles of road south from Six Milo Creek under construction. Traffic should take Bnyshoro Rond, Tampa to Bradenton. From the Mynkkn River to Puntn Gordn verv rough except six miles. Punta Gordn to cellent.. CiiAyyfile to Gottondnle, unimproved .but ! in , I fnir chape. O ttondnlc to Mariarma, sand clay good.' M »mfm4 tt»; .Quincy unim­ proved lait in fair,shape. Quincy to Littm nns.^ood sand only. Llttmaiw to Conticello, unimproved but' fair. • Monticello to Aucilta Rlviee gd'od 'ijiand clay. Aucilla River to Greenville, sand clay road in good condition. On leaving Grvonvlllo take old county rood to within six milus of Madison where you .will cpniip on an excellent sand day road to Madison, Live Oak, l.ake City and East. There is a short detour in the city limits of l lie town of Lee. laike City to Jacksonville, excellent. ROAD NO. Z Georgia Unc to Fort Myers Georgia Line to Jasper, sand clay road in excellent condition. Jas­ per to White Springs, sand d a y road in fair conditions, ro u g h . in places. In leaving White Springs, contention th at the Doheny lease cross Suwanee River over - old of December 12, 1922, that is, the bridge in the town of White lease which covered practically the Springs and take old county road entire reserve, was made because to Lake City. This is the offfcinl the reserve was being drained by detour while the highway be­ wells outside nnd to protect the tween White Springs and Lake government from loss from drain­ City is being hard surfaced, and is age so set up.” condition. High in very good „ Continued irom Page 1.) . Springs to Gainesville 25 miles of 1y - ~~ u»phalt. ««ejlent.M F irst lO m lles and the local Junior ChamX * 12*. !_■ 1 <1 vxr 1 south of Gainesville asphalt surCommerce. face very good. End Of asphalt to of these organizations arc Micanopy 5 miles rough. Micanapy bted by Cnptain Hutchinson Two members of the family of Lowell asphalt surface, excid► c as many representatives in irade. which will be led by G. B. Elliott, of 1007 West Fourth l,'nt* ,| owclJ t(l P*!011* “ anford National Guard units, Street, sustained severe injuries !1lr}JctlIon' shop Idoto.urs- SSSSL S ""fi II lie possible. In order to last Wednesday when the car in I,cl\* \\™ For confusion they will he asked j which they were riding about iwm ami Mount DorJ. good, up in the parade in the order miles tins side of Daytona, skidd- M Dora to Ft. Myers generally in this artic e. although in Kood condition, ex/ept /c to u r be- f Quick Courteous Lis no distinction toibe drawn crushed into a telephono pole. tween Ogla and Ft. Myers. I |cn the various civic organizKdwrtai KUM t suffered sev­ ROAD NO. H SERVICE WITH A SMILE eral bad enta about the face while | Georgia Line to Orlando Elliott received several | Wilds Landing to Yulee, sand a statem ent this Horning, Mrs. Hutchinson said that when bruises and u badly sprninod clay road in fair condition. Yuleo We Htrive to make a Friend of In signs up with the National wrist, said Mr. Elliott this morn-1to Six miles south, shell rond in Each I'atron by selling him Only ft] fur n single day, ns is nsk- ing. fuir condition. From this point on the Very Ilcst Automotive Acces­ all able bodied men on Deinto Jacksonville, to Green Cove sories. Day,ho is supposed by doing Springs pnved road, brick nnd Dunlop Tires and Tubes have Prov­ signify his willingness in a treated rock base. AH in good en their Super Quality in Sanford of emergency to sign up for condition. Green Cove Springs to Service. fal service. . * .__ . * f’nlutka rough to cud of brick at >st year, he concluded, a large j CHICAGO, July 2.—Hesitant I Rjce’s Creek, brick road from pber of Sanford men signified rum m er overcame stage flight! 5 ^ ° \ Creel through lo la tk a to intention of enli.itipg in n long enough yesterday to make it^ San Mateo good. San Mateo to of natiohat' v'rttcrgency by bow to the AUddlewcst and th en i £h,n n #8 Creek, fair. Asphalt nur- t ling up with the Nu tional decifled to stay awhile. Hot dry*f,1C0 ^rom Creek to Sisco, m l .Units for a period of one winds from the southwest sent Cresent City, Pierson uiid DeLeon and it is hoped.that.a, larger. th e, ujttmirjt akuraymg*’up nistvo :?wb ‘I ’t i •H sP-w W 'elM it 'for the Single the century mark a t t numerous 1 st'nnd Elitt. ' I’honc dlT -W .^’’ uriod this year. poinb. It was 107 degrees at Parsons. Kansas, 196 a t HutehinLICARBO .............. DUSTING POWDER son, Kansas, while 101’s were not- soothes and heals chafing. Just dold ' n> DesMoincz,' apriqkle this powder freely on tho and Omaha. parts and the'soreness and irrita ­ Th6 cast in contrast to the mid­ tion is gone,, dle west is fanned liy cooling Every mother should keep LIbreezes. No fulaiities are report­ CAKISO DUSTING POWDER in (Continued from Page 1.) ed in the western heat wnve a l­ tho honie. It stops prickly heat though 11 prostrations occurred a t itching at once and causes the , the face of the Doheny stutc- Kansus City. cash to disappear. It protects the it. The statement, if true, inchildren against .chafing, >rashes |res every member of the cnbiROTOR YACHT TRIED nnd skin irritations. It keeps ba­ 1in some measure or responsiPOTSDAM, July J. _ The bies happy nnd contented. USE for tho odious transaction, world’s first rotor yacht was a fea­ LICARBO OUSTING POWDER p the second place, Mr. Do- ture of the exhibition for aquatic freely. Always keep it in the nur­ nsserts that when the plan sports held recently. It made a sery, It is sold by all druggists. mder consideration—the Pearl Dial trip each day of the exhi­ . Free sample sent on request by tanks arid paying for them bition on Templin Lake and per­ S. II. Leonard! & Co., Inc., New -that ‘Fail said that if my formed satisfactorily. Rochelle. N. Y. Jny or any other company undertake the work conllcH (the construction of the H H H i i i i a n i i B B i a M i i i i a a i u i i n B i x i R a i i a i a i N i a a i i i z a i i leases would be made for of ruth additional wells lid be required to supply the * °tl witii which the navy pay for the fual oil in ato- 10GRAM F O R IFENSE D A Y COMPLETED , IT. JULY:^19aa.';;- Sanford People Hurt In Automobile Wreck Fellows Service Station Hot Weather Makes Debut In Middle West Fellows Service Station t ’rickJy Heat PROSECUTOR SCORING HARDING CABINET IN LEASE than faces snd tneir expressions,■ .Almost any person c a n , He taught to register certain standard emotions, .such *» J ti o f , joy, anilj |nil rig to director R obert', fear, according C. Vignola, but only a real actor | knows what to do w ith bfs nanils1 nnd feet and how to do it natural,y> ‘ ... ..... The result lias been that Vignoin nnd his staff, now are direct­ ing their first inquiring glances no higher than the w aist lints of Him applicants. If the hand* nnd podnl extremities make good, then the faces arc considered. 20 acres fine hammock and pine land, all member, opposite one of the iargest celery farms on brick road; Four miles out; Dixie Highway will con­ nect» ; with poperty. * 1 f * * ^ / *■.JH * 1'«j Price $5,000. Tenns. r. **' *• - J • « NOTICE tJse of Hands and Feeit Figure In Screen Jobs v‘ Sanford Chcro-Cciln Co,, under present,ntanaffement will not be responsible for debts that have been against Chero-Cola Company. • i *» *-.* .x , - . ' “t :v *K’ ^ T*5* '-f f * a. .tv • 1 * i l * ~;- Seminole Business Exchange . It'll V C l« .l C l ..: > n ___ •_!« n _” 22I-E. F irst Street, Opposite Postoffice *"* C. E. McKEE, Mgr. CAN YOU SOLVE THIS Direct All-W ater Services S H I P G R E N The above letters when jiroperly arranRcd spell the name of a jrreat American General. Evcrj'one sendln" In th e correct solution v:!I! Kc award­ ed a beautiful lot, size 20x100 feet. Free and clear of all encumbrances, in a section now Qpen for colonization in New Jersey. I£ you correct­ ly solve the puzzle there will be a small charge of §d.8fi,for tho cost of drawing up legal papers and making transfer to you. Answer puzzle and mait today. This offer expires July 81st. Maxim, Development, Corporation. Standard Coastwise Passenger and Fast Freight Routes •\,l’!,r,rn "'•-•’urnlnif mirier*. Witte rioiK* of pasa.nirrf urcoRmvrtlitlonA anti . hlah "wnilnrtl of cult Itic. I rnatpurtallott tnc) inlet uicnLl an,I Intlila tUteruom t»crlh. Do luto aceuinniwlallunt ur preferr**! locatlona airaltnbl* at varylrur nddltlonal eharcca. M U i i m i i n x i i i t r t i n v i * .\ u i : s J A I ' K H U W I L U : T O \ PIW Y O l t K A X II ICKTI H S J U 'K S II.N V I I . I .H r o I ' H A I I M I S T O N A M I I I K T U U X Tickets <>n Sale May 15t|i to Sept. 30th. » S 0 .|S BIH.no Itcturu l.lmlt Uct. 31st, S s I I I h k * f r m i i J m k s n i* * tile tu N e w Y o r k — 4' i i I I I i i e nt t'hnrtr<*t*tn S. S. s. S. H. I m ipe ......................................- ..................... ...... . Ju ly S. (Tnmancho ....................... ................ ■■ .Inly s . Arapatuic IN. Y. filrcct) ... ........................... . J u ly S. t ’lt y nf Home .................................. ...................... ................In ly S. S. Atuii'ho tN. V. Direct) ..... ........... .......... . July S. S. t ’l’n In: n n n n i m i m l ) ......... ......... ,— ......e - .......... ........... ..... J u l y Alitiiniiilillr* Cnrrlcil mi All Ship*. C. 9, », I. I. 3. 1«. IS. IZ. 13. IA, II. J U kSIIS VII.I.I-: TO -1)1.1111 AM) Hf.TI'ltS 14341 I.nine; via flitirti-*lnie—Itrllim ing t)lre**| Slriimir I'm in Jnrltamitlllr to f'hn rli-alnii rvtrr Tlitir*iln>—Arrive anil Irm r IhnrlrMlnli i-*cr> P*rl*lu»—ll«r II In in I Husdiir ninrnlMK. Ilrlurnlnw, Hlmmer* Im ir >llt»i*»l evrry T mi- iIh* ll’n»*rnKrr* rrrrleril an Itunnl .Miimlar iilKhll nrrUlior .lni-k*ouvlll«- Wnlnrailnr iiiornlUK. MIAMI TO M'.\Y YOltK AM) KKTI'.IIIH , HOJIX Hlr-nnrr* -nil from .Mlimil fur \rw York II'iiIIIhk nl Jrtrknnn* IIIp I n r r v Tm-*iln> ill ilnj Itrriik. . Open for rrrrpllim nl pnaaaiiKrr* Mmiilitgr r* rnlnp h rln rrn 7 n’rlnrk nml mlitiilahl. K«prt><* Hli-nmrr •■.Hrnrrn" mill fur \i<< I nrii, illrerl. m r > I'rlilnr nl -I I’. M. ■H-r, JUIIVH IIIVKII KM’t U.HlOVH •Sunturil to JiickKouvIlli- iiiol lleturn 410.00, Ini-luilliig Meals nml llurlh. Htrnmers l.«*avo Hanforil Dully Kxeopt Momlny I2:ir* Nuon. I.euvo Jacksonville Dally Except Buiulay 1:00 I', M. For fiu liu r infortnatioii, rcaervntione,. to . C L Y D E Jacksonville m m ® Better Service through The Federal Reserve System A h a mi'iiilwr «f I he Federal Reserve System we hare Marking for u h nml for you. the well-oiled mthhincry of (he greatest financial organltaHun in Ihe world. Hu nation-wide facilitien for tramifcrring and collect­ ing fundi in Ihe hafr.il mid quickest way are a t our com­ mand—mid YOURS. . The F ln l National Dank in Ihe nnlv hank in Hanford which ii i.i n member of the Federal Reserve. Syntcm. I^ t us scrvio you. L IN E Hanford Miami The LISTINGS WANTED M a jo r E e a so n s r effectually disposes of tho WHEN OPPORTUNITY GETS REAOy TO KNOCKi SHE VISITS THE FRONT 000RS O f HOME •OWNERS. Traffic Cop U Krf. WnHhi.ll ir«* Nrviilnol«* I Co., ^tnifuril, r:<it Tli (mill III in I n lil <• i i i n l r i i t r , , , „ h l , . *•*“>><■ Im lhi< mlilillr n( «lir .tri-t-l iHlrrmnl.in, ih.- Trnllle r„,,i , Wl... I u in nun i nIn of iiulhurlti , In ? *>n*' u( lilt iiiluhljr pa«t n r T *'«» m iM ln |, -Ih r, u lt.ill „„| ■ !? nmlijlliiii |i in n|u|i Vm M l n V k V n a l *, u *r ili**-m 'C .tup, InL lh " r. Wh"m Will* 1.1 mot r XII JJlf. IHj>»c whom hr Kill ,n * •* *•!. x i t r i h r l r molar* n “l, hi. r r M i ,,,, V u I li i■*rrn . im. naltiiain* tu rn * * . A m i „ V r 'i, ” n u ilrrn ) h „rk „ , r r I .lr ni.il h r I. >0u M|i l o r i}ipf t| | L Better than a written guarantee of continuous satisfaction, these reasons are too funda­ mentally important to escape the attention of judicious truck buyers. "■»» whtVM it k I tick y«•••» |wi 1*’ '"i1* •I’ 1' r « ‘'» •loiiki-p ru n |„ in. , , 1IUKUi f , , h/' l«rl* S!” W h n l (hr rnl linn I* i„ J h r I r l t inn. |. I n ,hp ir«‘ M r U ) i n i w n u l I n k *I o n i |, r J r l , We have several customers ready to buy if your property is priced right. Bring in your listings. Dean-Berg Corporation 202 First Street The Indescribable West The Cool North-Land —the scenicColoradn Rockies; jerg*tni.i.goldOTi CxlifoniUitho P^ollie N(uth»cat;yuurNAilnnivl Parks; ih# Or««t Lakes —Ihe Noiih Woods) ihe iestfu laml invigorating Tennessee Moun­ tains—through ihe heart ul historic Dixieland, by wsy of Atlanta, Lookout Mountain, Chettaaaogs, Moccssin Bend. vU THE DIXIE FLYER U h r.»r-O b ter*atl<>aC .r«, D r » « t » « • n<l CQmp.rttn.nl Slatpln^ C.rx, Co. , , E ilt t n u lr low lumrarr fa r e .—lone raturn lloill*— aonvanUnt atop~o»*r p*l (U « « la —Ulterxllre/rmitae —circuit tours. i i f town. Ihr hr»C ,tm, I. W iiu r r n r nl h n tu r nm l m u . . r l , . ' Vh m t k r b l a l a r r Ilf I b r H i l l , , , , , . , l l l l l r , I t w r i t t e n . *« In n n i l l|ti- j u , n . , i pNp^HrHN t h a t It linn lirieiuglii !•» I l n ^ u l t ) In i'll r u n l « l r lit u h r i i t l i r . j That Endures III*nt 11 hii*• iit|11rif in |iyinnii, 1111* nrr l i i D d l t r i l I n if , w h e n th r v illiir it' l|« iin r n i i t r l t i i i t n i Ii* I b f b i u i | u r i i i «if jL\ m e r l i n In m i n i m i n l , nheu th e W ' r l * I* Him h » | i p l l y tm irrU -tl i i iu J P n c f u f t i l l l r * ? h a l II hnn k e p t I m p Wi a t l m v a n U t a te fitm u rr* Sanford City Property 2. Exceptional quality. 4. Character of Dodge , Brothers Dealer organ­ ization. ****’ r'lrn'llriit B,,r ,rl *«» fulril i n . - ik r " M * W M mill*!, n u l l t k*’ r l,cr*i known (•• n it I; nrrn,h,"K 1. Price advantage. 3. Power and dependabil­ ity of Dodge Brothers Engine. *•»«» r r l i i K n l U| *M? i l,.V.Vi’ ■ ■(•«*»r r «»'f t U m ar. ' To those familiar Avltli the chief reasons for • Graham Brothers remarkable growth, these four points loom most conspicuously in expla­ nation of their leadership and lower prices: f>.t i h tp in g ta r raam uU o.i. iiJ.anm -d hraU rt. < "J Coiner Oak Avenue and 2nd .Street A T L A N T IC CO AST L O T X A IL B a A O '■';i n ford,’’Florid V l antis ite ktfi a u nutta a: K aH N M N aM am M aaaB ai •titer la/gnaaika, *. lartraacMOtlw I f A . R ..r.la | H. C. tlrataar L .C . S W .S h .C .a .S M .N r . L 1 N .N .II. . C . 4 E.LRT. TV11>Crab an* HI-it. 1 3 1 W .B a r Si. 1 1 1 4 O n k a m b 4 *. HE2THER your job be one for n massive build­ building or for some repair work, we have tbc robot that will fit your needs completely. For e we handle only duality material, tested by irs of experience. While initial costs may be a higher, you get real economy over a period of On \ \ . Third SI. Exceptionally Good Dialog C ar wkrvlcs Miller 0. Phillips, Inc. Itaala K. pr jaaulaliara— vJilkaa.tHlt.ria. SOLDBY DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYW HERE ’T he D I X I E RO UT �; / * r ^ jiS ^ V f r.^ i tfMtS.* K<(h l§ & S $ JF r |&&& W LD, FR ID AY, JULY 3, \m. o *■o As Brisbane Sees It . Florida people going op their summer trips report Censoring Prayer. H alm ! in One. they meet more automobiles on the way to Florida than they Bootlegging. pass or that pass them , going north. Meanneaa and Finance. . m l u r d l tin * v _ j r e t t or Automobiles carrying licenses from every state in the By ARTHUR BRISBANE re *• H o w a r d m utaT * (C opyright 1 IU ) 111 Union are noticed by north-bound Floridians. These auto• « • A m i av » « m lea TH E REV. Mr. Mutchler, Irmobiles are for the m ost part o f the more expensive typ es; O b. nAT*» vited to open a session of the O a Swa - f f.■CHr ^ ? . . _m< Ioaded with Pc°P,e anti their luggage, bound Iowa legislature with prayer, ask­ WTt. iv* »>r* »V < .*n‘h■ ■rrUi, -•«■•• p*r w##,‘,y w n .o . $190 •7 U ", Ipetrhaps the most unusual state of things that Flor­ resolution, notleaa — ol amartafnroent* entertainm ent, whara ida could have anticipated relative to “tourist” travel. The -an v d—nrz-jrrwharcaa ara mb4a will b . char,*) new-comers seem to expect, even, the discomforts o f intense t« r a t recularadY artlalna irataa. asm ociathd r n c a s Praas la aulva•ntltled to iha ua« for ra­ " ° t ■«! new, dlapatehea • r r tlla * to It or not ntharwlaa eradAfWltaa •red la thla pac >r and alao tha lo«*l n a,..viPul?. v i pub - her'eln.' At frig h t, Of of apaclal dlapn dispatch„ republlcallon -—,-■ •a naraln ara alao raaai~ad. FRIDAY,.JULY 3, 1925 T H E HERALD’S PLATFORM 1^-Defcper water route to Jaekaon▼ille. „ nstrnctlon of 8L Johna-Indlan R lrer canal. A— Extension of wlilte way. *■—Extension of local amusements. --Sw im m ing pool, tennis courts, etc. fc— Augaiontlng of building prohoaTus"*100"**’ i10***"' oportmcxit ‘Extension of street paving proKram. 7— Constrnction of boulevard around Lake Monroe. • '“ T^oaipletJon of city beautlficatlon program . *■—®*Pan"*®n of school system w ith provision for increased fa­ cilities. b ST * * Zonn their f f i nn(I .f 1♦1«80rt8 f tr°p|cal are w ay” ------- o*— **» . . m. iseries. ' But .they 7 \ . t0 ° P P ° r tu n itiM f o r b ig m o n e y -m a k in g . t w tS rp m \° gf " 00 thC g r0U nd fl0 0 r,, a n d , Pr o f i t froTn the tremendous increase in the price o f Florida real estate. notAaH s lhot M ^rhnL ?. S S di8?0Ver that the weather is M l hey J®f t in New York or Chicago, in Nebraska, as the case may be. And by th e k in d o f a u m m p r ^ V m T 1 In F lo r id a th e y a r e a m a z e d a t hey f"nd te??iblo bnr anta and I ater they a fe findin* Ncither do ° f mo8(Iuitoes, fierce swarms of r e s h o u t o f T r i e m m CVC? 8CorP i° ns a nd a llig a to rs d o n 't r u s n o u t o r d a r k h id in g p la c e s a n d m u r d e r th e m . T h e y h d i s w v t T u m H Atbh n th ° tC,S a n d r i g h t good food to e a t * 5*bufg” C 2 L .?thov S 2 !^pnll"h««n“ L iV> tha. fc "t »eem ‘“A c, “ even more alive auve than the purg they tall home. And with even greater enthusiasm th a n th e v s t a r t e d wiVi. aCi «vun g r e a t e r e n tn u s ia s m fo w e s w fth th e l n n h ° u t h K voynK e o f c o n q u e st, th e y jo in re m lv to a tt a in f h i h ° h » v e p re c e d e d t h e m - a n d m ak e Ju m p U tH d y s ° f a f f ,u e n c e b y a hop, sk ip a n d ,ur“™ l" ? .P.rC8.ent outl9°K- Florid* will add more than a S " ^ f]°p a *a H w itliin th e a p p ro a c h in g te n S e t t t r -----M r 1 m e n w hl ol U Vh ta’lv eIf 8 tu d ie d th e q u e s tio n p r e d ic t t h a t th ist e™a rVly WHIMIIIUI s u m m e r tra v e l in to F lo rid a will s t e a d - _ 8IT.0. .ri8it0.r8 nnnlhnM08/' next winter will sec not only greater ,n fbe state than were ever here in one . \*n ^ St 11 . 1A ‘•vy r. • it-*.- ALL PUFFED UP A if »• -I -V / . r ? *, « • I - . vi tMlUf'- A complete line of Cypresn and Pine I mm rM-i V I • h ’ ♦ r .f'jL >cr _ 6.. J 1 THE SANFORD HERALD. ~ r,rJVlY[ “ I 01n 'l n r ...... -- . aunt, Mrs. II. Lundqutst. SDs. Logan. . ^ v Mrs. George Munson and Jose­ _ M r. and Mrs. Leon LeR6y left phine of Savannah, Ga., are visit­ Wednesday for a six weeks trip ing a t the home of her husband’s to Chicago. brother, Emil Magnuson and sis­ Mrs. Cills Hodges and Mrs. Joster, Mrs. Hilme Lundqulst. le Prevntt spent Thursday with Rev. Clark will be a t the Com­ Mrs. E. H. Kilbe. ’ munity church on July 6. His wife Mrs. Endor Curlett is Improv­ had charge of the muald on child­ ren’s Day. The collection wms ing very nicely a t the Fernald larger than was expected—511.15. Loughton Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Speer of being for missions. Sanford spent Sunday afternoon Mrs. Sarah Pritchard and niece, with Sir. and Mrs. George Peters. Miss Mary Field both of OgdensMr. and Mrs. Yarber and two burg, N. Y., arrived by boat S at­ urday and are visiting a t the home daughters of Fort Meade spent of her brother Will Swain and last week with Mr. and Mrs. E. wife. Mrs. Pritchard has been H. Kilbic. . teaching on Long Island since tho Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Franklin add death of her husband. daughter, Pleita left Tuesday for The Willing Workers had a good Louisiana to visitvM r, Franklin’s meeting Tuesday a t the home of mother. Ruth nnd Esther Ericson, seven Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kilbe, Mrs. members being present. » |Mrs. Roy TilHs nnd children. Mrs. W alt­ Bertleson and Mrs. Weaver came as visitors. The next meeting will er Yarber and daughters spent Thursday in Chuluota with relat­ bo held nt the home of Mnrion ives. Lundquist. • cial Side o • LUMBER YARD • V [ONE;— Office 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. TELEPHONE;— Res. 428-J. Fram ing \ ed a blessing for the child labor amendment. That did not please all the lcgis lators, and there is a suggestion th at seems close to the limit. Don't those lawmakers know that what the preacher thinks, Is known above whether he says it out loud or not? And is not the Lord able to protect himself from all illvised praying, even unccosored? Sheathing Siding / MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD IS THE LOVELY BRIDE OF O. T. ALFORD Social Flooring *■'** ^ Ceiling rFinish 'V Mouldings a Lath •< j >. Brick »/ ILime Plaster White Cock Plaster Board N ails Screen W ire RuUdcrs Hardware ialendar Miss Wheeless to be Society Editor For The SummerMonths Of much interest and surprise state. Miss Radford is a talented to , the many friends in this city reader and has appeared In a numWe have been very fortunate in and elsewhere of the, contracting her of entertainm ents here, .where Friday orge A. DeCottea will parties, was the announcement to­ her selections have received much securing Miss Snrah Wheeless as Society Editor during my absence i bridge a t 3:30 o’clock day of the maiAiagc of Miss Ros­ commendation. Mr. Alford Is the atjn^of Mr. nnd this summer. Miss Wheeless is |e on Park Avenue, hon­ amond Radford, lovely daughter of iinghi.m, the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil­ S. R. Deighton, who Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radford of Mrs. T. W. Alford Deighton and family, Sanford, to O. T. Alford of Birm­ Ala., wheto the groom ms Incd liam T. Wheeless and is a student ndunte in the Florida State College for Dtly moved to Sanford ingham, Ala., the wedding taking for many years. He is a g ;_____ Women. of Howard College at Birmingham laco Thursday evening a t the •aaboro, N. C., holding an A. B. degree front that irst Methodist Church in Orlan­ I would like to express my ap­ .lum ber Five of the Methinstitution. He is now tnking a preciation for the friendly co-opcdo with Rev. I. C. Jenkins per­ tureh will meet with Mre. Dots — id ford a t 4 o’clock at her forming the ceremony in the pres­ rourse in medicintf and surgery r ®tion which has been given to me Windows „ ,Columbia University in New through this past season and could a i 115- French Avenue. All ence of Miss Virgintu Quigg, Miss r.t not ask more than th at the same ^ jrged to bo present. Edna Chittenden, nnd Paul R a d -.York City, Fram es and Screens ford, all of this city. ^ While a t Howard College, Mr. kindly service be given Miss Made to Order ■turday Mrs. Alford has made Sanford Alford distinguished 'himself in Wheeless. ja no Story Hour as her homo for the past 13 years, athletics, being a momber of the _________ KATHRYN WILKEY Murphy Ironing Boards rill be closed for the coming here from Waycroai, Go., varsity football and baseball Mrs. Andrew Rortleson and Medicine Cabinets where she was born nnd spent her teams nnd participating in other .daughters returned Thursday from branches of sports. early childhood. She is a graduate Tuesday At Columbia he is prominent in her father’s sick bed in Palntkn, of the Sanford High School nnd be a call meeting of Inter attended Bessie Tift College school activities nnd a popular leaving him about the same. Woodad Bartleson left Monday Managers at Oo’clock nt Forsyth, Gn., where ’she re­ member of tho Pi Kappa Alpha for Birmingham, Alabama, for a ling a t the Woman’s ceived her A. B. and B. E. degrees. Fraternity. The. ........................... gioom Is also a............. member w. of months’ training nt the Military For the past year, Mrs. Alford has been advertising manager of tho Pi Chi medical fraternity, hnv-1 ^ , 7 there. His second year.' ing been received into this orirnn.L " , . k n Re Thompson of !i!DeTh, f a W Herald. ^ Lund with Mrs. Jesse Leo was cal­ The bride is a popular member umbin. ling Saturday nt the homes of W. S. PRICE, Mgr. of the younger set of Sanford nnd A t present Mr. and Mrs. Alford Mrs.Stcdt nnd Mrs. Ballings. 710 W. F irst St. Phone 472-11 by her . . .charming personality, . .......»; are residing nt the home of th.* Miss Minnie Claud Simms spent hojds a wide circle of friends not;bride’s parents a t 115 French Av- Sunday with Adclie Vining. Miss only here but clsewhero over the entte. re Hyman of Tampa \ inirg was elected secretary to tss visitor to Sanford take M argaret Hlrschi’s place at Sunday-school. A number of the home folks ’oleolugh left WcdIt celebrated the first birthday of ATTOIINEY8-AT-LAW Biumbin, S. C., to Ellen I.undquist was elected as­ Holland Denton, the little son of ie. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lundquist, sistant librarian. Monday evening. • ai l-.ll.1-.il l Henry W ight leave Adclie Vinlng attended the birth­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Bridgcman, K 1IIS T N A T IO N A L H A N K 01.1)0. Mrs. Henry W ight entertained day party of her niece, Eloise Winn formerly of Miami, have rented Myers where they : week-end. in her usual gracious manner with Tuesday. the Crammer cottage. Mr.' BridgeMessrs. Winn nnd G. W. Vin- man hns been ill with inflam m at­ a morning bridge party Thursday lieltc was the guest m g hnve sold their place near the . frs..L*< ory rheumatism. tnderson In Orlan- a t her home on Park Avenue, hon­ Upiala depot. Mrs. Mrs. Thompson has sold her oring Miss Helen Shepherd of Ni­ [and Thursday. Wc Alfred Ericson is helping Mr. former home nnd bought near tho agara Falls, N. Y., who is the a t­ Weaver on Mrs. Ililm a Lundquist’s Main street. She has just come F. L. Crosby left tractive house guest of Misa Abbie housa which will l>c a largo one, back from Washington, N. C. where tr. and Long Time Loans on Residences and B usiness Propel ty. .rsdny tr a lm Beach where ! Doudncy. Mr. and Mrs. Elmpr Lunquist her daughter is living. several days. f will A most delightful effect was are preparing to build a house on Mrs. Nora Swanson spent nn Easy Repayment Plan had in the decorations as the beau­ their land, bordering the hard road. afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. try is spending the tiful zinias from Mrs. W ight’s t. A. The Dorcas Union will hold its Swanson. Harry Carlson nnd his Office in new Mcrriweathcr Building k-end ir laincsvillc the guest wonderful garden were used and first anniversary picnic, in the father were recent callers to sue iis daugfc er, Mrs. D. T. Phil- in each of the difVIIV.three »•!>Vv rooms IUUIIlA* ua m i ,n— ■' of Mrs. Ililm a I.undquist, Mr. and Mrs. Nills Swanson. grove 2nd Street. Phone fill ferent color note was followed. 'July 29. Rev. Eckhnrdt of Pierson, who Miss Abbie Doudney, for making Mrs. Esther Keen nnd children preached here Sunday, pent the Hargrove of Pelhnn, H argr (Isa Lor high score, was awarded hand and Mrs. Neesc’s children spent a t the home of Air. and Mrs. no with her cousin, made handkerchiefs, the guest of the first of the week with Mrs. night came Pierson, taking dinner Sunday at 'toudenmire to visit honor was presented handker- Hamil Tolar. Emil Magnuson’s home. eks. a fo chiefs. Following the game n deNorman DeForest is pushing the Edwin Johnson of Winter G ard­ lightful collation was served. ,work on his new subdivision on en came Sunday for his wife nnd Irs. Percy Moro nnd Those playing were Mrs. Wight, Crystal I^ike. A number of men children who have been visiting K. B. McCracken Miss Helen Shepherd, Mrs. Ralph nru working there. for ten days at the home of her the week-end nt Wight, Mrs. Fred Wight, Mrs. Per-! — sch. cy Mero, Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, M rs .'_ George G. Herring, Mrs. Alexander Radford and P. Vf. Vnughn, Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Miss} |Ve today for Tamfia, Eleanor Herring, and Miss Abbie will spend tho week- Doudney. Motives. -------* Mil! I« I t D. Bnggn nnd PhllTampa are to be the s Trcssie McRae for THE WELL known Solly Wcrthoim, warned by his lawyer, does not u tter all that be feds, but turning to a person disliked, he will say “For what I am thinking, you could have me put In Jail, and that tnsw ers his purpose. Perhaps the Iowa clergy, pray­ ing for the Iowa legislature might cover the ground by saying, ms a preliminary to censored prayer, "For what I am thinking, some of you could be put in jail? I The Price Is Right i SANFORD YOU MAY live to be 105, and read this news again. Mrs. Robinson nnd Miss Clutterbuck, British golfers drove off from the 15th tee at Ramsgate, and each “sank” her ball on that first shot. It was a 110 yard hole, and for some time to come those ladies will tell how they “halved tho hole in one.” CASH L H K H C :rsonals f; BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY TH E THIRD COMMANDMENT B i® m V o f f hc ln.?r' “ “0 In the number of ho"—Thou shait not take the name w . GREETINGS of the Lord thy God In vain; for this sum m er n‘ h°"8M a "d d" cllin8:'' ,h n l nre hci"H built JOHN BARRYMORE now back tho lo rd will not hold him guilt­ from his great success as Ham­ less th at taketh his name in vain. “koS after" T ^ rf J OO’. S“.ni 0rd. wMI h,lv<! *» many aa it let, in London, Is said to have told Exodus 20:7. in r to o o in io n 3 r h ^ r W ! l “ .bu.^ ne*" of lhl" "“tim er here the Prince of Wales that what him, Barrymore, going was U. S. A. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS brine a K f i S w M I ^ S r •« the.carrylug out of plana to ‘kept fervour, and champagne." Greetings, Americn! Here’s to The able young actor is mistak­ th<x best for you! en. servour will keep a man go­ — oHappy retu rn s of the day. ing up to 00, and beyond. ChamLook! You ea’n tell, by tho way pagno, if he gives it a chance, will TAMPA TIMES wo are dressed for you Stop him nt fifty. All tho respect we would pay. You, nt some time or other in Out on the flag poles oP Glory is LIGHT RED wine, supplying your life, have sat late a t night lectures of all time was delivered •hung mormiH7r•^ n n ]\° ! u J.uIr’ at hand’ takc this opportunity to iron, tannin nnd vitamines YES. on n veranda with n group of in Kansas by a speaker who was Flapping tho praises that gladly momorize part of that famous paragraph of the Declaration so drunk that he almost had to be Ninety percent of the world’s of Independence upon which all that is fine in the g o T reare sung Conversation drifted in­ propped up. Actually, he did not really Krent men have relied upon friends. to an exchange of philosophical Hundred and forty-nine y e a n you dividual atntou It, #i.r ’ governments ol the m­ it, in old age, and in youth. Chatn- views—why we nre here on earth, believe in temperance, otherwise arc, young! he wouldn’t hnvo kept the distil­ natjne NO. B M s n f t f c governments of cities and towns nre why so many fail, and what con­ leries working overtime. But re­ May you live onward for aye. its arrested process of fumentaknmi o >1? 1 r \ u ^now I)nrt of it. We could not help but », ,ls arrrste'« pmcc«» of fementa- stitutes success. alizing that he was not of normal Proud you can feel while receiving ir ? f? f!h an f w ° if It h c J1 Out of such discussions, like n ,1” 10118 phrases. Cut here is the pare- and th at’s "uc,!-in i-* th < ? ,lrinl<p',« deadly. Frenchmen, who mocking jinnee, rises n glaring temperament, he orated his “don’t our praises. a _wh0 »•. it, if you do not hun , ?„ drink” philosophy ns alibi for his Yea, from your soil to your sky. truth—that every individual de­ failure, and administered to him­ » W u O T A V t t S 5 r 1 10 bc S i s s Oood old America, everyone raises velops a personal philosophy of self the narcotic of believing that AIL?f o f Independence could he m em o-! .................... The health, and the wealth-to-you life to fit his degree of success or he really believed it. the wise French, drink failure. Aesop’s fox who could _ cry. ; Similarly, you are apt to hear Don t ever worry—we well know not leap high enough to pluck the a great speech on honesty from a your worth; grapes, comforted himself with man who would not hesitate at A WASHINGTON correspondent “the grapes nre sour.’ ’ Land takes alive, you're tho best T h iy V o likeThis: Paragraph of thti ^ a t document opens robbing an orphan asylum. reports great Ku Klux activities land on earth. This development of elnstic phil­ The mnn who has accumulated af](l the opening of headquarters at T hut’n why, today, we’re recalling We hold th ese truths to be self-evident that nil osophies to fit personal failure, is so much money that it makes > \ ashington, on a hugo scale. your ■birth-,” " - -• The Imperial Wizard, with 2 ( H f u,noa*y ha* ^or Lis alibi: “ It a dangerous form of nlibi. Un­ Creator0 with*01 Sq?a1, Uu,lt they aro entlowed by their For this Is the Fourth rtf July. workers has moved from Atlanta doesn’t m atter how much wealth less a man constantly .guards him* th ^ e ariT ifo i l " Unn,1<;nahle that among —Hal Cochran. a man bus, sowlong ns he doesn't self he is apt to fnli into a state these are Life, Liberty, nnd the pursuit of*Hnnninn.s ------------------ of, •auto* .hypiw n in which he cL!%JpUaIbUi,dlnK ‘‘"ar tha * shoulders the blame for his 3hoitEveryone knows an honest man A secret council of Kleages and* W|1TK * of that famous cabtuted among Men, deriving their ju st even though he doesn’t gp around Dragons has decided that the work Patch—in dire poverty— comings on something other than proclaiming it fa r nnd wide. of the klan managers can best be hypnotised herself into the philos­ the real cause, which is himself. 104 ft. Corner Lot nt $140.00 per front foot. o--------The result of all this is th a t we done in Washington. ophy . , that she was happier ppier without have in America an alarm ing Our office boy says since n cou­ The work of opening her new riches. CO ft. at $125.00 per front foot p o were recently married in nlrkinverns and recruiting new mem­ SocrnteB and his soup-box or­ growth of fatalism. It's a good thing, occasionally, plnne, ho’a about decided those bers will be dirpeted from the cap­ ators, not having much material J“d , prfndplcM, and ital. ' wealth, philosophized that nothing to pick your philosophies by the things nre getting more dangerous nape of the neck and submit them than ever. m atters except pure intellect. to the acid test of Emerson’s lnw T HE ROTOLKG industry has 114 ft. at $150 per front foot. The prize in this line goes to How about u warm weather cos-(>cnegetic management. Spies of the the celebrated Athenian philoso- of compensation—thnt all condi­ tions are the logical results of tumo for men, such as a sheer, mm runners, included in crews of pher-lonfcr who, when a king sleeveless, low-necked shirt, with government boats, cripple the en­ heard of his wisdom and promised definite causes. Doing this you loose, knee-length trousers of tho gines. And officers of the “dry Him uny gift he wanted, answered, will find thnt most of the causes ■utne m aterial, with a littlo some­ navy” interfering with the rum “Then step to one side. You aro which should be removed can lie. Eas»Jy enough—if you will, but thing worn underneath and slippers ships have been threatened with obstructing my sunlight. mnkc up your mind to their re­ death. and rolled socks?—Tamps Trib­ One of the tinest temperance moval. une. We arc for It.—Ocnla Star, oo are we. NEW YORK WORLD Ih AMERICAN boats were an­ 2102 First St. Realtors. Sanford chored off the British coast, open­ M The Orlando Sentinel's Town m ly engaging in cooperation with DAYTONA JOURNAL Slouch udds D. B. McKay, the ence, born of Roosevelt's Conserv­ ies of British law breakers, don't you ...................................................................................................... .. Rronaien. Bob Holly and Corny ation Congress in HI08, shows still •Stntca keen interest to nil the think Britain would takc vigorous ‘ In these modern days, when small town. All along tho side­ Sr #c*Gon. Governors action ? Vanderbilt to Florida’s list of mil- an encouraging vitality. It in true / good, sanitary conditions mark walks all the time there are seen ojJ'torx. Ha should also that the excessive hopes pinned «r the Far-W estern States held a only the intelligence ami prog­ tho vicious little daubs, some of a add Col. ( has. D. Hines to the list, to tho Urst meetings have been water-power conference in IDl.i nr CERTAIN high financiers m not ress of a community but its de­ most offensive and disgusting but wo don’t believo Corny Vun- disappointed. Governors havu thnt drafted n noteworthy ucrbilt belongs to any stato. Hu short terms, and sustained indi­ gram. The same year saw the c . *re..,,po'0* ,lln * ,or Unelt‘ gree of ethical culture ns well, character from a health stand­ mcnn" ‘‘™-’’ They tell wconis to hnve n ntrong notion that vidual interest in the conference i Southern Governor, holding a u se -1® statesmen, newspaper people anil every measure should be adopted point. It is no uncommon thing impossible * two or three states belong to him. islb lo .rCSEiroris0 tonf!X b ? U h Uolns0nrT h"CV °" C,1T ,? c,rcittl ‘|u«* others m France and elsewhere to insure community regard for fo/ a screen door to fly open in health rules and sanitary regu­ the face of a pedestrian and a a con —Ocala Star. hnt they feel much ashamed of lations. habits must he man lean or step therefrom to have the niggardliness of their nation. made to Individual conform thereto, even at •n ip iy a mouthful of tobacco nenrly half the The decision of Miami and New the attendance of nearly th, common 1 .to ,lraft I liis annoys the United States gov­ plans for putting thut York capitalists to erect « hun­ Governors at Poland Springs this ernment hut it need not surprise the expense of personal conven­ juice on the sidewalk the feet dred and fifty thousand dollar week shows that tho institution is gieat industrial region on n war that government. Thosu gentlemen ience sometimes, und children so of passers. This happens daily, footln'f Later the fuel difficulties trained, nt homo and nt school, very much alive. apartm ent house here is hut an­ even hourly, and makes for that apologizing for the United States that decency becomes a habit. other indication of the faith which u Jh e chief weakness of the Ol the Northeast led to a confer­ nave found- tendin' disgusting conditions which the ------- a money to for­ ence of Now England Governors. mg business Interests nru mani­ House of Governors,’* as original­ We Americans are accused by State Hoard of >Icalth hus taken We have had u Governors’ con­ eign governments extremely profit­ 6 festing In the “City Substantial.” ly planned, hus been the difficulty ference able. They buy the foreign bonds, Europeans of being the greatest every measure to prevent, but on Prohibition. .Meanwhile, The apartm ent house will help of Uniting ground common to ull the intcrstiUo compact has been nt usurious rates, with a disgrace­ if not the only spitters on earth. whicli towns nml cities do not ap­ hen you put system into saving, you soon he- *|i meet u long felt need of tho city the Staten and really important to fully big "rake-off” ,,n the princi­ And most of us spit where and preciate, und health officers too but it must not stop here. What them. The interests of the forty strikingly utilised. The Colorado pal. And they unload these for­ how wo please regardless, some­ ofton overlook. Kin to get direct henefit—and stop by Htcp you *m) River Valley States have unitcJ we need is more apartm ents. >x eight States nro highly diverse. in a compuct for the apportion- eign bond.- on foolish American times because ignorant of the fact ’I lie l>onrd of health furnishes climb hiffhet* to financial success. Open an ac *1 It Is topics of goneral and minor! nient of the Colorada’s waters. Investors that will pay the piper that exposed suptuni is a menace gratis to all who ask for them, count with us today. I ’m sorely pnint«I— to health—so great a menace that large printed cards b.*nring the not Immediate and major, concern Tho New York-New Jersey port later on. in fact, appalled; state boards of health have un­ anti-spitting legulutions. How that they usually discuss. Thu j compact is familiar, and there is I ’ve ascertained conference has played a u sefu l1*«lk in the East of a general comMNANCIKRS THAT express dertaken to correct the bad habit many can be found in the Halifax 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts I’m growing bald. contempt for their country’s by adopting regulations to prevent cities, in offices, public convey­ a “onninPr«iu!!hll«*M un,form pact, uP°n hydroelectric develop, — Fred Myors hlauon meanness" do. It pays them, and It. I-lorida is not behind in the ances, public places of assembly, in such fields ns corpora- nient. 1 when a few billions of foreign effort to impress this measure up­ or in public buildings, or on street tion control and divorco nnd marIt is clear that tho Don’t make a fuss, bonds are finully repudiated, the on the public conscience, and corners? We should be too well But count It bliss__ hS I;° ? r r “ml -I™ little Americans will utand the there are aluo method* for its en­ bred, too regardful of cleanliness, It’s cooler thus forcement. loss not the big men. ami hygiene to need such remind­ On days like this. ers, but the fact remains thut we In Florida it is unlawful to —Ted Robinson, in Cleveland Plain other States than New Yurkdo. And here in this otherwise THE WAY to discourage these spit on sidewalks, in public car­ Dealer. We hnve gentlemen and make them less riers, on floors home section we are doo n d o o r s a n y w h e r e , o r In de.ightful . S .-'te i ' r f : S L i . r ho?.0? .’,*110”steady advancits field hus hitherto been verbose in their apologies for the a n y p la c e w h e r e g e r m s fro m I nt* o u r , , a r t t o w a r d k e p i n g u p t h e And think how much J™ .ro ” • b,‘th uPon this lino and upon limited thun its founders h'loped. .... reputation of our country a t large I those marked out by tho Govern- United States would bo for Presi­ posed, sputum or particles carSTRENGTH - SERVICE - PROG RESS Good coin you save; lied by flics dent Coolidgo to apply a s tr ic t,. . , — „ may spread disease* a \ , a |nation ,of 8Pikt«r*- , You nover need, Police of. * Ik l-i up to tnc people to decensorship U> the business of ex- frorn s,,ch doPo»its. A marculie wave. have become steadily more n u m r r 1nr.I b*,U2*? i"dlvi,,u*l State changing American cash for Eu- rtcc.r" arc empowered to ui maiui and „nrreit „teak, eav, l .. .• . ** . , civil nuthori^|ca of health —Charlie Lucdy, In Youngstown ous ami important. ThorS T a w Ih m d d T ' 1 *7**"?' “rtion tha£ * * * * * * ■ ■ * ■ * ■ ■ * ■■■■■■■■■■*BBBBBaBBBHaBBBBa««««*a'* r!K,d, r n t"«-eon.cnt of all Telegram, _______ ore 'Should bo explored ami developed. ropoan bonds. The first thing to ! 0" '1 the courts may impose a fine ' do would be to stop that rake off '*n , nnybody violatin*: Florida’s ,nei{ulatl° nIsI «»l‘>l»ted l»y the State nn —i — . .. anti-spitting law. . , nr,l ° t Health for tho protection o n b o r r o w e d p r i n c i p a l , a m o a t d i s ­ Don’t let youraslf, g r a c e f u l kind o f fin a n c ia l “ m eanThe beautiful Halifax cities ‘ t L itfPuW,e a,?d individual, With grief be bowed, By IRVIN 8. COBB ncas. I t r e p r e s e n t s t h e s o r t o f present no exception to th,. L. n . . civic organizations can pro­ For it makes you look u s u r v t h a t o u K h t t o p u t t h e u s u r - eral — ' rule ui in uil thi! united United S q.!5."* 'i"010 a.ndenforcement. ‘J’0 c,ty KOVem inent cun Awfully hlgh-browed. ta te s '• demand happen now wklt**‘c tho o oinions —Judd Lewis, in Houston I’ost- i„ Of course it couldn't , -• ---- .actly what to do and how to do it l | S * in these dnys of reform nnd uplift, If you will get enough of vyour fei-" ol lo u t t h e i r o w n c o u n t r y w o u ld n o t Dispatch. '**■“ *- - low-niomber * paying mo x o u n d s o i m p o r t a n t . but thfcre is -a .................. tradition in Cali­ bors *to vote for If hairless of head, the monc» th at’s due, I’ll — PALM BEACH POST fornia that in the good old days pay you THOSE THAT watch and folfor your troubli Your problems will be, of long ngo things were different liberally 0 nrn. 'on, on ^af;fi'°n», take notice. "How A< Khakcspeuru said: and that much easy money could fering v .lure you insult me by ofq* ? klr ^ * ° ne ^ crcs 00 Lake at a Real Durham They make “ back-less" waist- p r . t a „ U J S S l r « 5 d T ' l f e l f ' - W “Toupee, or not toupee?" - c o r ,I mg a bribe?" exclaimed the <outs, itvcnty-iw o thousand Acres with tw enty ntilcy m ens suit arc colored al­ Chinese “ reds" upon u*». xi l . ."lckcd up “roun«l Sacramento statesman indignantly. “I wou|,l - ... the Chlnl im 1 international law, is Chinese soil — Henry Vance lihum News, j during sessions of the Legislature most like tho rainbow. Derby water front. $35.00 Her Acre legation in I’a r is.* The red s staged 1 ^ proviaions of Chinese ha\e you understand that I am an by men who knew how. “ hats are worn gray nnd fawn col- a‘ brilliant coup, invading the lega­ ittch inn or poor man. honorable gentleman, that To one of these very wi,o lcgisthis ored, and you can get uti Irish tion If should their W hatever bo your toil, io n and forcing the Chinese min, . the ... Chinese ,, .......... win .............. lators there came u citizen who . riKM— right ° Lhas m. inc" 0standing his tweed ro thin, it’s nearly trims- t.ister neve to sign papers in which he al- *1° nt« w,oul(1 thut ambassaxou’IJ not be bothered now parent. jleged sympathy with the Chinese x 7?.f f,ore,Kn country would not Elephant leg trousers and “ice'communist cause. he entitled to the civil protection of • —Eustla Lake-Region, mat* c l a i m , T pay whfch a s'w d n i1at " it " o r o f u ll y ^ 'a S d ''r’ Iw" 4 n* the police of that country and fhi01M „ h i £ SSE F**r™•»?, a h -r would have to maintain u small Rooms fill 1-502. Phone 95 ig army a standing of guards 0f his First National Rank RuUding. tsstm t h own. This would be obviously ’.. . bke hco vcn. . . that .. i.... can t supp whatever. Just “ Now, they ...n tell m.» you * navc no control whatevnr Salea Force: nd th a t’s With purling th en kliyw ui! the ropes hereabouts, ex-i how rniu-h of this roomy win nrtivity ty uidler the gray Misa Helen Honge, Mr. W. C. McLendon, cuji^ryd .de iwv*. Mr. Maxwell Stewart. Morning- Bridge Party Upsala and Grapeviile Given For Visitor By Mrs. Wight Thursday Davey and Nesmith ANALYZE YOURSELF Learn It By Heart t* nvy ;r/?/ ■ ' » ' g»S* B • .................. ssSK SS a*- s a s i s Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. WHEN STATES JOIN HANDS SPITTING AND SANITATION Direct Benefit From System S e m in o le ® o u n f ijJ j) a n k m ss iw a S a n fo r d ,F la . 100 Feet MY FAVORITE STORIES ON SANFORD AVENUE $70.00 Per Foot A QUEER PROBLEM • w i u 's z s r - ratJ ^ d“iia?rr yjt assh,ault * * *"•pAri'nfc? m •-. . • . - - - . .. . . E. F. L A N E ■ REALTOR f « « S b cSiSrig . ST S »- I»*»|.r h:„i. claimin the nnITnMatt ^ Ul.lr " u u ii iu i iu u a u i ii H _ ■n i i u ii u iu u i iu u i ii i Evening Bridge Club Is Entertained By Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hill of Mrs. Philip Allen Tuesday, the Evening Bridge to learn that she is after ,a rc [ m t III- Club was delightfully entertained iome on Holly Avenue. by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill a t their hojJ'u on JInKn«iia Avenue. Inc* beautiful decorations were* F itts, Jr., J. D. Shal­ low Smyrna and Mrs. of roses, zinnias, shasta daisies For making high son of DeLand rcturn- anil ferns. th ill from a pleasant stay scores, Mrs. R. A. Newman wns presented silk hose nnd Mr. New­ man was awarded a tie and hand­ s. E. F. Niblack, Mrs. kerchief set. Following tho game and Miss Blanche delicious refreshments of two nno y for Gainesville courses were served. •re tl Those present were Mr. and Mrs. fill spend tho weekHill, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rouniillat. Mr. [Johnston nnd child- and Mrs. E. F. Hnusholder, Mrs. Bturned a fte r spend- Samuel Puleston, Mr. and Mrs. ten I Brooksville. They Frank Miller and Mr. and Mrs. 1 leas irday f°r un ex. D. L. Thrasher. ded North Carolina. ami pineapples. DoWitt Brower of Mr. and Mrs. Boston Steele nml ter minister of the sons, Ben, George nnd Robert vis­ n® 11 #.uC ir<\ herc> wero ited their son Herman nnd funiily in Orlando Inst Sunday. tho FrankMrs. M argaret Marshall return­ ed her home in Cameron City Inst week from a visit with relatives C. Sloothoff, n at several points in Michigan. ■ C . Barcieft left WedBoston Steele joined a party goi.'lli-ndersonville. when* *ri*r to the bnnnna plantation near >th« guests of Mr. and Winter Haven one day recently, (for several weeks. and reports nn interesting trip. Mr. nml Mrs. Chnrtie MerriJ. W. Eaton nnd weather and children are nt home Iiss Thelma Eaton, Mrs. from Lynchburg, Vn„ from visit­ ton and little Bon and ing Mr. Merriwethor’s relatives. «y Daughtry left Thurs*'‘r - and Mrs. Ben Austin arrived ^Bainbridge, Gn., where ,nomc Tuesday from a months mo­ ■ K 0..1?!* days.,fU<■*st', of relatives tor trip to points in North Curo»nn visiting Mr. Austin’s people. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvis and Mrs J. B. Carroll of daughter Winona, came home Monday from several weeks’ motor S f l l f c i S TiPt°n Of Syr,y- trip to Michigan, visiting Mrs. m ^ * d i ,n ' V< M* Brooks Purvis relatives. d‘nn’ are spend­ Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Squire left . -■ — wi t h M r, w u udenmlrij on MagnolU Avenue! in their car on Thursday for Hampton Bay. Lone* Island nnd Kingston, New York to visit old trs. Forrest I^ike nn.i vti »de Lake will leave Satn‘r i ” friends nnd relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Troy M. Bledsoe have moved from Cumeron City th® house recently vneuted by ;r y w ' y S e i e m & ^ l J S the Wade family corner Richmond “ ftake will re-enter Florida and Geneva Avenues. gu for Women. Mr. and Mrs. C. Pi. Chorpening ana .young people, Mr. nnd Mrs. Company, Mr: and Mrs. W. M. tliayn** and children went in a picL\frarty l*1 I-ake Mary Thursday. t Edmond Stowe expect to havJ JSS1 ?lr9* Madison W’nde ponville this week com- nave sold their home and farm, Biiness with pleasure. * -ouix,. 1on p _ • oruwii niiixP Brown pla Beach Property ' "• • IS SCARCE “ “ “ 1 ^ r v i c New Smyrna Beach .so . * .• * . E H ill Lum ber Co. Phone 133 SANFORD, FLORIDA f i • r THREE GOOD BUYS Real E state Auction Sales. Duplex Apartment, 5 Rooms Enh $0,500. Terms. \ 7 room house, large garage, excellent location. $5,000. 5 8 Let us sell your property ■ ■ AT AUCTION Wc arc permanently located in Sanford / Terms. I v s O l/R SA LES FORCE aro EXPERTS 1? f 20 acre celery farm, 15 acres tiled. Good house and barn, 2 mules, 3 wagons, all tools, big crop corn. $18,000. $5,000 cash, balance terms. Wo guarantee Satisfaction. ■ : f 8 ■ If you hnve Property you want sold— List it with us nnd kiss it good-bye. Bradford & P age ■ ■m M ■ a ■ REAL ESTATE— INV ESTMENTS Milnne Theatre Hldg. S■ Allen & Brent ALLEN AND BRENT { [ / , Phone 190 116 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B H B B B r B B X B ■BflawwBBBa ilftiii *4 * **»vtt V*tT- "Ji o b b » Mdi « i i , i M r ¥ * i i H B B w r i , W H B B B I B , « B, B M M , « U « M l M B M M B a « H M * i B B « B « M i B , B B a B , B B , a i m , , M M ^ 7 B ' \ S ■ .? Our Prices advance July 10th. .> ■ ■ MARCY LEE l;S a a For Further Information hcc E. E. PnRe Milnne Theatre Hldff. H u h Station— Montazuma Hotel Morning- Dresses made of fine light weight ging­ ham and best percal. Trimmed with perman­ ent finish organdy. All sizes up to 46. H. R SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc. MAKE RESERVATION EARLY $2.25 Each *> ■ s A* B f The Glorious Fourth x ' Deserves Ice Cream I These styles arc copied from regular $10.00 cot­ ton dresses. All fast colors. Six styles to select from ' * • » t a •*.. u ik -da **7. *i New Gossard and American Lady Corsets for Summer Gossard Rubber Reducing Girdles and Corsets. $10 t« $12 feist Sanford Iparatory to teaching. niake their honie aiid , ....................to mie Miller and four l i t - | E S f* ,55,1 de?r to. Mr. and Mrs. Jers aro visiting relative; John Wade, a l . o ^ o m ^ - ^ n ^ r d * Kprings for several residents. I)r- D; C; Potter of Miller Av­ i Mrs. Charles Dunn and enue and W. M. Poten from town re spending the summer returned from several weeks’ vis-’ cottage a t Daytona lit in Michigan and Illinois. They were accompanied home by Vcrn -Styck of Chicago, who will be a Iro Miller and son Rob- guest of Dr. Poten for some time. home from several ' i , a Agnes Miller has gone to Bit with relatives a t j Melbourne to visit her daughter hng,. a .te r spending ,, several months | Warren has been making here with her sons. Vernio and} * from the E ast Coast Tom amt thclf- families on Cam.0V« .tpoi^tocq B Bring Us Y ou r Listings 1 f ry C arrow ay is at j G * a “ va A **nue to E . J . W ard . aittendm tte n d in g asummer a m m o p i;. ' " * ia . W a d e h a v e g o n e t o U IL D E R S of experience know th at they can rely upon us. T h e quality of our building m aterials is assured by the skill of leading m anufactur­ ers an d by our care in the se­ lection of our stock. P ro m p t deliveries are made certain by the large and com­ plete supplies w e m aintain in our warehouses. Upon reliability is based our reputation. ■ /f 0 _«Ju!?e1n4* h.ort-* Tucs- 1 . - - ;.Q E M E N T CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School will be organ­ ised nt 10 o’clock, nnd preaching Willie Sieg has purchased )i a t 11 o’clock Sunday morning. new Chevrolet coupe. . The sermon subject is “Christinn Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Ballard and Courage.” Evening service at 8 sons left Inst Monday for DeLand. o'clock, subject “Love." Mr. E. II. Kilbe was transacting business in -Winter Gnrden Thurs­ CHURCH OF TH E HOLY CROSS day. Fourth Sunday a fte r Trinity. Sunday School a t 9:45 o'clock Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt spent last week in New Smyrna with her and morning service a t 11:00 o'clock. parents. Mi». Flunk Pitl» spent Satur­ day with Mrs. Bertha David of TO ALL VETFaRANS OF THF. Sanford. SPANISH WAR. E. H. Kilbio and Mr. Em m ett Annual picnic Saturday, July 4, Little have purchased new Ford nt Ballard’s Place at Altamonte touring cars. Springs, Come nnd bring your Dins Barnes of Chicago is family. spending a few days with Mr. and We Have Three B argains O n ) Sanford Avenue -■ L E H I G H Geneva J. H. JACKSON ... FA OBJ To r-nuivi- t«« crcim, knM roolalnrr unjrrcol.l w ,t-r fpizot • •«nnd nr two; rrmnvc r o w »rui thrn PIpm on with thumb- anil nil cream Into attractive rrunii tlicaa. Celebrate the day appropriately with fireworks and our dclicioiu ice cream packed in a ^Seulriglit Litpiid-Tight Paper Container, ready for you to cut and serve in temptingly attractive, round slices. Ice cream keeps better and longer in a Scalrigbt. Order your favorite flavor or flavors today, al­ ready packed in a 100'c leak-proof, crush-proof Seal right Container. American Lady Fabric Corsets In plain and brocade satin-styles for every fig­ ure. Flesh, pink and white. •••»# IMM $3.50 to $10.00 M The Y owell. Company Open All Day Saturday SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. Phone 634 eat m o r e iee c r e a m h? r s ♦ —WE CLOSE SATURDAY, JULY FOURTH— _ u ' L . . ;. B IR aB B a«B aB M nM IB B M ailIIR IM M « IIB IB IB B B aaaaB B B B B B B B iaB B B jrB B aB B aB aB B aaB B B aiB K B iaB B aB B aiB B B « » U l 1 E9 �F R ID A Y S J U L Y - I , 1925. 0 KEECftOliEtJ—Wild atnmpctte for ncrcngo along North Highway to Orlnndo. Flans under 1 1 4 Uk) V w,,u v * way ' J V TITUSVILLE— or addition tn County courthouse. ' ( «l> ! J A ‘ L P j F R ID A Y . J U L Y 3 . 1925. NORMAN INSTfTlI ImsinruH c,>negt*. nil Girl* chaperoned. 1 % r,*«rm . Summer #1 " rito for catalogue. /•<____ /./111 «*4 Vl erald Classified Ads are quick Lakeland Hits In Pinches To Take Close Game From Celerymen By Score 5 to ^ 65,000 A g ty fc ,S e e Gruellin-; Walker’s face rent him to Jopcs. W alker took another on BOSTON, July 3.—Tho Wash­ 1 chin hut fought gamely nirainst Orel/* florid bttack. ington Senators hit Boston jitch* \\ a lte r rushed Greb to the ropes. ctn hnrd Thursday, taking both Th-.y clinched. Greb measured Wuikor hut W alker beat him to the j- inch to the head. They were mix;; it fast in the center of the n a g a t the bell. ROUND TEN: Greb landed n left to the jaw. Greb was cov­ ering nicely. Ho staggered W«l- F ig h m e t ^ te i^ V e lt c r w e i K h : » « ndrtMiddle>veight Holders r In Palo Grounds In N . Y. ’ 1• Fine Fight Program Brings MuchApplause Harry 1 Wills“ Kayos Weiner In Second Round o f Their Scheduled 15-Round Rout thc main attiactluu o f the Italian Hospital Fund matches n t the Po­ lo Grounds Thursday night, when he gained a judge’s decision over # Mickey Wnlkcr of Elizabeth, N. J„ welterweight champion. The battle wns one of tho fierc­ est nnd mokt thrilling fights since Dempsey and Firpo fought thoir thrilling bout a t this same pnrk two years ago. Greb was the ag­ gressor the m ajor p a rt of the way but he found an ambitious slug­ ger In U nlker, who, badly bntj d’ J ? u*ht Ram c|y right to the ° ° knock downs. Senators YlPddnd Opposing Hurlers Hard; Ruth Cracks Only Nineteen Hatters Face P f R A T I ? ^ Cusack In First Six Innings * U l / i 1 £ 0 Out Another Circuit Clout But Mnckmen Heat Yankees the ( levclnnd ' .. 1 10 R lt Y lA I f t I L m /llT r Dally Herald LEAD BY BEATINf Crawford’s Hit For ! CINCINNATI REDS 3 Bases Is Feature ___ |A D . r a t e s Cash in Advance K IL G O R E S E E D CO Rhone 218, t A\'elakj Giants Are Idle A s Smoky City Team Forges Ahead; Cubs and Cardinals Split Double Hill; Dodders Win Wright, Warlow and Company PITTSBURGH, July 3.—P itts­ burgh regained first place in tho National League race Thursday by defeating Cincinnati, 2 to 1, while New York wns idle. Cary’s walk, Cuyler’s triple nnd B arnhart’s sac­ rifice fly in the sixth gave P itts­ burgh its two runs. Score by innings Arc N ow Receiving Appllcatii Rchinu Win, 20-7 BROOKLYN. July 3.—Throe Braves’ pitchers were pounded for v. k. Douglas ^, Clerk Circuit Court Sunil 22 hits Thursday ns tho Robins County. Florida. won, 20 to 7. In the first inning Hy A. M. w.c. in. I), C. Brooklyn bunched ten hits for ten 11« tai/t—j on,, n /i-.ip .fi; runs and another rally was staged July 3-10—l ‘J2i. in tho sixth when five more tallies were scored on six hits und two errors. Score by innings: B oston............ 0 00 001 105-7-13-G Brooklyn .. 10 00 005 I4x-20-22-2 r o u r.o cT8, _ \a rg u s and O’Neill; Grimes and I'ruiii S I T l r i l l i : CO., Citnim rrrp, (la. Taylor. A t Drug Stores St. I.ouia, Chicago, Split l 111CAGO, July 3.—S;. Louis and Chicago divided a double head­ er today, tho locals winning tho first game, II to fi, and the vis­ itors tho second game, 0 to 5. The initial contest was featured hy erratic support of visitors nnd the 11envy hitting of both clubs, six home runs being accumulated. First (Janie a Is restricted to Hftcstlonla made The Banrill ba responsible Incorrect Inaertlon. r (or aubeequent i« office should he dlai.ly In case of OkTCRTISRHS m p r e s e n t a t l v . thorlla r w ith r a u s , r u l e s latlon, w ill f i v e you f o rm a l Ion. And If M T will a s s is t you y o u r w a n t ad. to ro affective. PANT N O T I C I S Should g lv a t h a l r Odlofflct a d d re se a* ll&Nhona n u m b a r It Mfialts. A bout ona g ib . thousand has a ( ■ i l l * o t h a r s e a n ’t »«Mlth y ou unlaaa m r addrese. on improved B usiness nnd Residential Pro in Sanford Funds im m ediately available subject to (i exam■ination. *‘ 1 ♦j . APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE B u BOSE a n d h o l l e r x 112 Park Avenue pi. Efflolant. IHECTOHY Directory - M iittlgrapblng, m ailing—uh you jrw w ant It. E. Porch, First o n the n io fo r .. picnic—it makes the meal ,TDRR AND MOTOR RB■'iL WINDING. J5CTRIC SERVICE ; Electrical repairs. >trsl Ave. Orlando, Car. Drivo K and Second St. LAWYKR FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY LEWIS O’BRYAN. Office In NEWS—it covers Broward County Seminole Bank Building Annex. thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing sections on Phone 417-L 3. the Florida E ast Coast. Sanifde TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIR8 copy and rate card upon request. LEARN AbOlTI folk County and All makea of typew riters for Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ •ale on easy term s, for rent, also gram. Beat advertising medium In repairs. Offlca supplies. Room 9 South Florida Published mornings. Ball Bldg. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. FOR SALK—3 acres unimproved FORTY ACRES twelve miles east of Tampa. Twenty clenred. 14 land in city limits for sale. Terms cash. See or write B. II. ceres Valencia nnd pint-apple. Or­ Bankston, Sanford. ange grove near asphalt roads and a t $18,000. Half cash, balance rO R SALE—3 east front San­ senior high school, ltig bargain ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy easy. K. P. Blanton, Vnlrieo, Fin. terms.__Box 431. care Herald. BUILDING LOT for sale. Close GIVEN AWAY—Restaurant Ad­ in on Magnolia Avenue In best Price $1800. joining hotel, on First Street— residential section. $1,000 cash. Clear profits $500 per Only *300 cash, balance 1. 2, nnd month. Must be seen to be believ­ 3 years, Dean Berg Corporation, ed. See Mr. Hawkrigg, care DeanOHIO—Xenix. Make your sales PRINTING tb'.ough the Xenia tlaxetle, Berg Corporation. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing district. Want ad and display Engraving, Embossing. See us rates on request ft ru t We do i t Phone 417-W. COLUMDra lOs.) I.KKOKH- OlsssR. R. Ave.-Commerclal S t tiled k-Is hsvu trie Inrgtit circa Intlmi In South wester. ilsurgto. FOR QUICK SALE—Beautiful Hate *<• (Sword) Una. Rose Court lot 150 feet frontage. REAL ESTATE A Real building site. Price $1500. TO REACH tho prosperous fann­ FOR SALE —Two business lots in Only $300 cash balance easy. Ad­ ers end fern grower* of Volusia Hithlo. $10 cash nnd $5 per dress “Rose Court” caro Herald. J . E. EPURI.ING, subdivision county ndvertiae In ths Del-and specialist. Subdivision tu Or­ Dally News, rats le par word, cash month. P. O. Box 431, Sanford, FOR SALE—For inimcdinto Sale Florida. lando, Florida, and F l o r a with order. —One east front lot on Myrtle, Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ MAINE— Waiervllle, Morning Sao- f in e SALE—F ife room stucco close in 425 cash. Balanoo $25.00 way. Uriel. Thousands of Mains peo­ bungalow located on corner fac­ a month. Inquire Demi-Ren- rnrple are interested In Florida prop­ ing east in Sanford’s finest resi­ TIN AND METAL WORK erty. Reuch them through tbt dential section. All inmrovements JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds Sentinel. IU u card on applica­ mid constructed of the finest ma­ terials. lias never been occupied. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. tion. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak A LITTLE WANT A D in Xtoe Owner will sell on easv terms or Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ Herald will bring you big re­ phone 111. sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored awny und have MIRROBS RESILVKRED no use for. A title tlilrty-cent ad Furniture bought and sold. Call ■nay bring you several dollars. Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 047. Phone 148 and a representative will FOR SALE—Furniture. Complete call to see yor. ^ household furnishings, cheap, 911 i a s m to buy from one to five Elm Avenue, well located building lots in San­ FLO R ID A - ORLANDO — Ortndo morning Sentinal; largest classi­ bOR SALE—Single bed, m attress ford. The prices must bo within reason and the terms easy. If you MIRACLE Concrete Co., general fied business, rate 1c a word, min­ nnd spring, 218 Elm Avenue. have anything ty sell, write me ful­ cement work, sldewslke, build­ imum 24c rash with order. ly giving exact location, price and ing blocks. Irrigation boxea. J. E. FOR SALE—Stock of terms. I mean business nnd will Terwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the ami fixtures. Must buy immediately. Have you any­ nrcept-d want ad medium in days. Leaving Sanford, thing you really w ant t«» sell? Ad­ Day tor.» (Fa-) One rent n word Sanford Avenue. H/LL LUMBER CO. Houss a dress “ Investor" caro TI10 Sanford an insertun. Minimum 25c. Service, Quality and Pric*. Herald. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally WANTED—Small acreage tracts. Lumber and Building M aterial Times, the great homo daily, Price must be right, t ’n.sli on Carter Lumber Company rnte I ’i t per word, mlnlmun. porches, gu hand. Give complete information N. Laurel St. Phone 505 charge 25c o s h with order. Write S. Houston in answering this ad. Address II. for complete rate card. B. care Herald. I'OR SALK—Corner lot and WE.sr " i i n ; in 1\ joining lot on Palmetto / Clarksbara k * HELP WANTED—Young man of .rirluillns Si ml ,y terms. Box 431, caro Herald good appearance to do newspa­ 1 c .iit par a » M. MtCHITECl per work. Must be n hustler ami willing to put forth an effort to PALM BEACH COUNTY—The Uornb.r A. L A get results. Attractive proposition scene of stupendous development Hoes U u lld ln g to tho right party. Call at The Read about it lu the Palm Btach O/la.So, P U rlta Herald office mid r.eo tho adver­ Post. Sanipie copy sunt on r>tising manager. )R SALE—Oldsmobile 8. In ADVERTISING get* results If It good condition. Easy terms, reaches puteatml hovers. PaHILTON’S irty leaving town. See R. T. latkn Daily News is circulMted In IIAIIHKH SHOP unt, Seminole Hotel. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ an indusl iul and agricultural sec* « ” 3 ^l"Snulia Ave. out meals. Rcuaouahlo rates. tion.______ __ ________ • I'lrst Class Itarbvrs FOR SALE—2, one-horse wagons Lincoln House. Special Attention ADVERTISE m ir.r Journal-Her­ and one horse, John Murphy, Given To laidlea and Children ald, South Georgia’s greatest Ginderviile. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rate* FOR SALK—Filing ci cheap, phone 571 W, 10c nor line. Wajvroas Journal C'hinuwurc in English Porce­ Uerald, loin- a n d _.1 u lv . g a r a g e j - v a i l a b l Waycroes. Georgia. FOR SALK—27 ft. motor baat lains, Huvarian and Japanegc Cheap for cash. M. M. Loril. Wanted T o ta l......... SANFORD Wade, cf . Walzak, 2b Collier. If Crawford, 2 Atfoi il, c Curley, rf . McQuc, 2I> Baity, lh .. Rooms For Kent E Am .runsfi SERVICE Day * all traina. Rag)no 551 and C3-W Elton J. Moughton | FOOT SPECIALIST Cleveland........... Boston .. „ Southern Ass HOWARD Sanfont A tla n ta ..........J .. , •'hattimoogn ..........; N ashville............ ; Alemphia .. .. _ . Mobile .. ............ ; i 1 loriilu State League St. Petersburg 1, Tunipu ! Iaikcland 5, Sanford 4. National League Chicago 11-5, St. I.ouia l Pittuburbh 2, Cincinnati I Brooklyn 20, Boston 7. Other, ruin. i Today’s Games League cr« burg. American League Detroit ut St Louis (.u u ' T , 'I 1. * VvelnritJ. I hiliulelplua at New Yi Washington «t Boston. ... . National Orlando. w. L eague mast everybody lias an ambition—or a tta ,n ^ Uut il’s an endless task tor the man who does not save. Success comes soonest tothe man who grasps opportunity. And the man u ltil l’eady money is prepared for that opportunity! /iOTELl ecblMS I.. UIMI.HH Draw iihlg. ns. lulsvuior STATIONS AND ) SUPPLIES 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, ea stations WEfc± • nJ .v*oue mp!rft d 10th Htrsst! H. A. SPEIR U 'j u s z a m plorlst ART THE FLORIST” V sSnJ a t •!? occ»*lons. 4 Myrtle, l ’hons 2C0-VV vvloprneiii In (llnrliln’a huiory; t half million driller hlsbway 10 lh# xe'r beach )u*l rnl*li„-i; « ■ rnllll.01 dollar brldyd acroa* Kseaiu Mil IUv hi arlud; .|u:.rler million Collar o|>«m houa# umlar ennatrucilu.i; l* u million* belns spent on hlirhwity; chanu* fur llv* •iHVHloper* l<> s o t m ernund floor. Writ* I'uvriopniHiit |) ,n .r i. ni^ht Tli# IVtihiipoIa N»wi Contractor and Builder .99-M 499-M 2108 PALMBTTO AVE. Beautiful Apartment Site L o ts 0 a n d 11 Illock (* OP.GANTOWN, W. VA.. people nru interested in Florida. Koch them through a classified ad the Morgantown POST. Six nts a word for six consecutive Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber worlc. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. The prices are right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion of Forrest Lake Hotel. " O M PANY ified advertisem ents because th ey have fou n d it a ve ry p rofitab le habit, indeed. FOR RENT—Apartment. Two rooms und bath. Desirable loca­ tion. Will be vnrnnt Au^. I. Prac­ tically new. Address 205 care Herald. Pick Up Today's Herald —2 or 3 room a p a it Water, lights, gas 200 French Ave. rend th rou gh the classified a d v e r­ WANTED TO RENT’—Six or se­ ven loom house with modern conveniences. Rent around $35 per month. Fairly central location. S. E. II. enre Herald. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS. One two-room apartm ent and one three-room apartment, Apply Hernhl office. RENT—Furnished apartm ent garage. .'Illil Elm Ave. FOR RENT—Furnished roomu near new hotel, 1009 Union Ave. tisem ents and learn fo r y o u r s e lf why classified advertisin g is so im p ortan t. BY CONDO 1 NO. 'tb v UVUT — tw vrvrr *THCN T H E K e . 1 \ t o U E R t? 1L IvlA N lT I T h 'H E R iB g i t h I T H 'N I C IT ec W O U L D it TMGiM H tiF c i SOMCi'- E L C c n < z . vSOAUH 'D e ci-S IO N 1*1 t o Y O U 'D j "THINK T H E . T A T EL O p TH<£ W A S H A N C ^lN ffc IN TYICL 'B A L A N C E * 13V T M ^ ---- r-rrp -— ^ i U / A Y Y O U - - - NATIONS j l L O O K E G T T C f? i(“ n * — * - Automobiles O n h .h t t •U lAAC,C,|f 'I 3 / A C - A N C C S . ' IT l^VCS iQ/L-t- R.G.SUMCZ. Y ou p Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware I’h o n e H Money, Manufaritired by a b « i . „ n l l n . l . l . f l* u le f U Hold hy l.OMXI.NU F A I N T C O M F A N T I I S M a g n o lia A mu G. TAYLOR DYEU 14 E . F IR S T ST. I’bnne Dd IV in ling— llecurating PHONE .103 You aru warding time and mo­ ney if tlii-i pugc b.isn’t your clas« •ified ndvertiHcnieiit. I’honti it In loday. No. 148. U.V ,0«'»i-*Au C jE. a , - 1- 1A/SCC.IL :»T V / A ^ r i Y I AMD C iK O c US "<O U R TO manager # # # •• have b e c o m e habitual readers o f class­ in F.WPLEDCER p ftfs iD c m J# M a n y m en and w o m e n M M I'I III.A .N II I 'A I M T 'f il s l-rlin T hat l l a v s a You g .e k c a l l PHONE 2 3 1 \ C 209 MAGNOLIA m em b er o f the fam ily. 100 fe e t on Pnrk A ve >ioaooo <_ tio n — they vitally co n cern ev e ry linen or cotton rags for clem ing purposes. Bring them no Ihe Herald fomuoKing Room South on advertisem ents have c o m e to be an A m erica n institu­ FOR RENT Rooms Overlooking the Ocean at THE SANDPIPER DAYTONA BEACH 315 N. Atlantic Ave. P. (). Box 184. UNG1NG UP F a t h e r » '1 rlu u i^ Classified FOR RENT—Garage apartm ent furnished. Call at 201 Park Ave. ^L L L -H O l-ie It" you wish to reach tho goal of your ambitions it is necessary that vou ;?-nG7 alK] here’s a stron£ Bank th at \v ill sta rt you on the right road, if vou follow a systematic plan of consistent saving:, * SAVINGS FOR RENT—Kitchen, bed room nnd garage, 1101 Klin Ave. DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If *o advsrtlss la he “Gainesville Sun.” H. LO NG MEAT MARKET Distribute'' New Orleans....... Yesterday’s R esults ousss ui i'( .J ^ELECTRIC CO. to Gillon & Platt Kverything elec. n« 422. Electragith New Y o rk ............ . Birmingham Little Rock Corns. Runlons. I n g r o w ­ in g N alls, H ea vy C sll- UU STORE — p r, . ►rugs, Sodas. Ws you sa your phons. RICA I FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new apartments, phones includ­ ed. By week month or year, well located near ocean. Write or phone It. L. Selden, Selden Bldg, Daytona Beach, Fla. 1 b v H E .N D L V R L O P «iltn A T T K P T IO N — r « u a n e o l a I* h « n l r i n l u < lti« * r « . i i / , i d a V FOR RENT—Furnished a p a rt­ ment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot nnd cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave. ARCHITECT Flrat National Hank Bldg, Sanford, —■ ■ Florida American I APARTMENT FOR RENT— At tractive and convenient. Call nt Herald office for further in formation. FOR SALE—Apnttincut house and hotel. Simmons ItcHlty Co., LOST—Pair of nose glasses on Spare on the pugj . - ......... rt reels of Sanford. Finder room 11 Bishop Block. for classified advertisements. pleufie leuve at Herald office. Why not rent thnso vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? The Ball Hardware AU1 FOR RENT—Ground Floor F.lks Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. China make lovely Rifts Chiropodist Washington ....... Philadelphia....... Chicago.............. Itvtrolt ............. . SL Louis......... " Advertising I DAVID It. IIYEP Hargrave Lets Two Homers ST. LOUIS, July 3.-W IIU Harguvo hit two home runs, , with the buses filled und the otl with two on, nnd tho St 1 0 S e a te d the Chicr ttriio ' ''" j, huradny, 18 to 5. b Williams hit his seventeenth ho run of tho reason. Score by innings: C-hleajr,, ................. ol2 O0I 001 M. L o u is.................:,-.o r.no n.iv Snnford Classified Directory Building Material I) vl' t e League Won Lost The Herald’s M arket Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES A ND PROFIT l,L hruS ^ S was n Iw'iitlmn) «bot. Walker landed ngain to the head, tying Greb tight in the resulting clinch. Both were driving straight for tho Afhlcfirs Heat Yankees head and landing telling blows. NEW YORK, July 3/- T h e AthFour times Grch’s right found Walker’s chin Just at tho bell rang. lotics defeated the Yankees today, ROUND ELEVEN: They w rer. 0 to 3, marking the 12th time this tied around the ring neither land­ season that the New York dub ing effectively. A clean right has failed to extend n two-game staggered Greb, when it landed pit winning streak. Hnbe Ruth got his uncovered Jaw. Greb missed his sixth homer of the season in his right and Walker scored twice the fifth with none on base. To to Greb’s jaw. They were fight­ mill to the troubles of the Iluging tremendously fust. Walker nien, W alter I’ipp, veteran first landed to the head with his right baseman, was bit on the temple nnd left nnd Greb drove to cover, I by a wild pitch delivered by Chnrns the jnmmed park yelled its ap­ lio Caldwell, recently of Princeton, plause. Another clinch upset the during butting practice and was referee lignin. They stood in n injured so severely he had to bo neutral corner nnd punched fur­ taken to n hospital. Wally Schunjf iously at will while the referee was forced to retire a fte r being wns struggling to bis feet. Tho nit on the right hand by a fast breaking curve. bcl! ended the milling. Score by innings: ROUND TWELVE: Tlu-v Philadelphia ........... 011 100 000-C smashed n t cneh other's jaws, both New Y o r k .............. 110 010 OOll.n landing cleanly. In a ninririenirifr: exchange of blows they punched Cleveland Wins each other nt will. Walker sta g ­ gered Greb with a vicious right to > CLEV ELAN, July 5,—Cleveland the bend/ Walker Innded effective­ defeated Detroit, 11 to 3, Thinsly to the body nnd bend and Grc-b day, getting an even break in the clinched. Greb Innded with tor- 1rerics. Owen Carroll, Holy Cross rifle forre to Walker’s jaw, but pitcher, wns taken out for a pinch the welterweight king came up hitter a fte r Cleveland made 0 runs for more. The crowd gasped as oil Jiim in .3 innings: Garland Buckeye, baseball’s tho battlers stood up under tho fierco punishment. They were biggest player, pitched good ball in winning his first game for locked in a clinch nt the hell. ns n starting pitcher. ROUND THIRTEEN: They Cleveland *y Coub sutrered a wrenched leg stood too to toe in Walker’s corn the fourth inning and Imd to re­ tire from the game. Score by innings* , C" \ l 'l l t i10 ,be2l* borinK into . ' V“ ,ker » right caught Greb a t the belt. They fought furiousJy in the center of the ring trnd*n8r ts. un<1 ’k'fts recklessly. A stiff right upper rocked Walk­ er s head. Walker countered with two rights to the jaw and Greb went back to tho ropes. Greb measured Walker with n right to the jaw. They both were fighting willingly, trading punches nt will. The park was in an upronr. They sparred for an opening ut the bell ROUND TWO: They traded punchen tQ tho hotly a t close ciuart o ^ v Greb rushed Wulkcr to the ropes where he poured a furious ■ head aiyl body attack on his diallonger. Walker’s heud rocked from : a furious right. Another kim to the com er. XNalkcr Innded a beautiful left to G rchs midsection nnd followed it with n right to, the same pluci. The milling was furiously fast. G r ^ rfockod- W alker with 11 right and left to tho bend nnd tho wel­ terweight king stumbled to bis knee but ho was up Immediately. They Mood toe to too slugging mercilessly. Tho boll ended the furious fighting. ROUND THREE: They con- , ' tinned Wie maddening race, both 1 fighting openly. A terrific left to -overs and Results Call 148. The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. £> In t *l F i a t u h * S e r v i c e . I mc __C ftA i B nuun tigliig ittcrvcti. TO O GEORGE McMANUS W A h T TO ,P ' t o o C a m Ci O O U T ( i O Y T O O L U FAOT P U T A F O Q Y • o o r o ^t th i ^ d o o r To n i T in : n i l l ' l IT. m .n n i l M KV Hvrii ji un i 11. IN ANII l-'OII SK U IN m i , K i.o iin ii in « IIANI GIIY. I.. J. C IIA M IU tlt. A h r . iin.llun int HILL T il UUIK T TITLE KIM’S TU CKER Lt Al. Order uf I'ulillralluH It Is order.'.I that yuu and c s c h o f >ou t o - w i t ; t.’pps T uck er and —— T ucker. IiIh w ife. If liv in g o r If dead: all partis* c la i m i n g an i n ­ te r e s t as h>*lra, d evises, l e g a t e e s o r o th e r rla lm a u ia . by th o u g h ! o . u n ­ tier the a b o v e named p a rties d scraaed or o ilierw ls# . and a ll u n ­ k n o w n p a rties cla im in g an Interest In ih e S o u th w est cjuarinr ISVV t • • • o f th e S o u tl iw v n Q uarter (S\V '.•*» u f S ection 17. T o w n s h ip ! f H. llitngr 30K. S e m in o le t'otinty, F lorida, a p ­ pear to the hill o f co m p la in t f l l . 4 in thu a b ov e en titled c a u s e a g a in s t you on the 3rd dav o f . \ u « , A. | i IH3S. th e s a m e b ein g rule day o f th is Court lu th e Court House, sau* ford. Florida, to a n s w e r th e bill uf com plalnr tile d ums Iiisi you and in d e fa u lt t h e r e o f that a decree I'ro Confesiia be entered a g a in s t you. atol the r a s e proceed e s pjrtti. It Is ordered that a ll partlea u n ­ k n o w n c la i m i n g an Interest in and lo I lie S o u t h w e ll Q uarter <S\V I I I o f th e S iitliw , hi ( M i l l e r iSW M ) Kertlon S e v e n ! I n l l ?> TPWnshlp Twenty■■on# C IJ South. Itanga Thirty tlit) K.iai appear t o th is bill uf comt>i tint on or before 3rd dav o f A ugust A |i. 11)1, the e m i e be m g .a rule day of th is Court a t lb* Court lliuuic. thnloril. Florida, t*> s u s w e r the bill »f complaint filed lu -aid ca*e a g a in s t you, and In de* � 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, July 03, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 1925. 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M 1 - ■ , - - • -•» » •-1 1 ^,£-J -r W^ ' • ,• • ■ • I _-- . ' »- * * 1* k di Wished iin Florida’s. Heart, ic World’s Greatest Vegetable etion, Its Richest Garden Land p *■ 71 r* 1 I First Pictures of Earthquake in NUMBER 287. PRICE FIV E CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925 ASSOCIATED PRESS .DISPATCHES nia Are Dispatched By Airplane Increased D ep o sits i H is somewhere over the ng country last night, and nuig. eight nnd one-quarrs after hopping off, the ■asttSnd planes arc scheduled to New York and tlv west K>unjBjprricr:> in Chicago. the 771 mile course there a tiding fields witli senrehf 6,000,000 cnndlepowcr to ie flyers and intermittent its anil beacons to dosigergeney landing fields, endbound planes carried inn GOO pounds of hank s, love missives, jewelry, correspondence, flowers contributions of faddists rate of 10 cents nn ounce. President Charles G. gave the official "go” to Ibound planes in n radio broadcast from a local staMaywood field. The vice t also hail abroad on one dunes u box of flowers ndto Col. John Cooiidge, the >f President Cooiidge, who Plymouth Vermont. An>•; of flrntfr* vns *«nt by ation WHT to Grace Geor­ esit, in New York, r William E. Dover, Cclcnel Paul Hfendorson, assistant postmas­ ter general. Postmaster Arthur C. lUBUcr and others participated in I^Lcemm onics attendant to the ^Hphing of the castbmiad planes, committee of women club S H h cru v'eweil the stm t from un­ George Ilnppleyn Asks Gold* smith to Give Testimony In Behalf Defense; Views Will Con filet With Bryan’s Raffield Says Wholesale Manufacturers Now Look To Florida For Big Sales W urt W. Warner. Formerly of yfuvt Florida hna become the. J/ auti Orlando, Attfuwgtt Manage- 1>e3t state in the Union for theupeopte ership on July 1; Entire sale and disposal of dry good i, now, i Building to Be Redecorated notions and general merchandise, egtabli was the assertion today of A. Raf - 1 Will Aetual remodeling of the Valde?. Held, local mercltnnt, who do- Mr. R Hotel, purchased recently by a clared that he received this infer- easily, group of Orlando capitalists head­ motion first hand from a number na a d ed by W. D. Rogers, wn» started of tho largo manufacturers of the gr this morning when contractors ha- New York City and other large state guu work in tho lobby of tlie hos­ enstern cities while on Ids recent amoun city f> telry. Thr entire building will he trip to those places. Business in that section, he said, pie nr renovated and a number of ma­ ded in the mail was nn m­ is such that it will huvo considervost t terial changes made during the s to Mayor liylun, of New next two, months, announced Wurt able hearing on the continued rap- there to visit Chicago, extended \V. Warner who assumed the man­ id growth ond development of the should Chicngo Association of Com Tho agership of the iioted Wednesday. various cities und sections of FlorLand a greeting from WilIda. cialiy Dawcs, president of the The office in the lobby is being “I was in Now York just a week this si Association, to Lucius K. made smaller and a number of after the people there had exper- sevura i, president of the Merothqr changes will be maths in fenced what-was claimed tef lie one and s Usociation of New York. that room which will add much to of tho hottest periods ever known ganizr its appearance, said Mr. Warner. and wus lucky to he there during tablisl &*ago said: [me and distance arc less- accepted the invitation to adhere When finished it will linve u cream eneii bt h*ccn communities as well to the statements made by the ivory tone and concealed, or in­ a cooler spoil,’ declared Mr. Raf- model) field. “When it gets real hot in erty i ns nntl P*. the larger problems of coherence with " f hi»h P«wor, which N(ew York the people can hardly them ith respect to China dl,r,?ct each p* Rmps once regarded as un­ and in the event of organization of w‘li K‘vc l,n lighting breathe, while in Florida it is prac- then: related, become common to ull nnd the extra territorial international c*f‘cct’ ticaliy always cool and there is come i their si lution "when achieved, ben- I commission, will be invited to parFrom the lobby nnd through tlie neurly nlways some breeze from of fit -t ond section, but ull Bee- •ticipate. old dining room nnd the sun pnr- which the people get some relief r iblo Vherofuro, in the closer Dr. Sxe declined to comment to- lors, will he constructed an arcade in extremely hot weather." Mar B together resulting from day on his conferences with Mr. into which six or seven offices will Mr. Raffield declared that the ers, r Ipiioa of the air mail to Kellogg beyond saying that “much open. In speaking of this new and current of truffle of all northern prossc iijght flying, may ho found progress has been mado” and that added fenture, Mr. Warner de- rends during nuxt fall will lead sonnll d'-finito mears for promo- the secretary had "listened m ost'c*arvd that several firms have nlhappiness and prosperity." nttontivcly nnd most sympnthoti- ready spoken for office space thor*: toward Florida und that it is re- anil v President Dawes, in his tally” to the views hu liad present »nd that it is expected that these ported that truffle will ho congest- and p ed along* putny of the main high- stead ed. The minister has cabled the rooms, because of their ideal in­ y.ays because of tho great volume the c voking government the substance cation, adjoining tho lobby of the of these conversations, paving the hotel and near tlie center of bus­ way for whatever steps Minister Incas in this c r. will be very MacMurray mny find it prnctie- much in demand Tho floor of tlie I able to take on receipt of the nd hallway will be tiled as tho floor ditionn! instructions now being pre of tho lobby is at present. pared at the state department. Exterior to he Kcfini-dird Tlie cxterior'of the hotel will bo re finished in new stucco of prac­ tically the same color ns the front d Magnate Declares He of the new .Masonic Hall. This, coupled with the work that is h e -1 Was Persuaded To Lease In View of Impending War iriff dorm on the interior will give Hanford one of the finest small hotcl.c in the entire state nnd which NEW YORK, July 2.—The Now DETROITtJuly 2.— Henry Ford in far aa cleanliness is concerned, York Times Wednesday publishes last night told the Associated will he second to none, Mr. Wnrnar a copyrighted interview in which Press that he has entered a hid declared. Edwnrd L. Dohcny, giving his own Loot hut not ieust, Mr. Warner story of tho navy oil leuses, dis­ for the 20 shipn of tho .shipping said, nil of the rooms, hntlix, and board fh-jt and that the hid is in close* what ho indicates luis been beltways will bo completely io - icgnrdrd hitherto us d great mil­ the mails. "There was no misunderstand­ dceorntcd throughout. Furniture, itary secret. ing of dates on my part,” Mr. wul!:>, floors, nnd other woodwork ,Speaking at Los Angeles to a •i umiiiiimki- p i m is new serFord, said, in denying that such will receive careful attention. stalf correspondent against the mlarc apparent to every busi. There nro ut pa-sent about 74 man in the two cities was tho cause for the failure of rooms in the hotel and each of yico of counsel, tho Times says, >ugh it Chicago ami New York the board to receive a bill front those will he renovateil. The hos­ Mr. Dohcny declared that thuio ca will bt: mbit* to clear as him when they v/cro opened two telry will not he closed during this nevur would have been un Elks days ago. y ns if they were in ine Hill leace nor would his company Mr. Ford did not divulge tho size time because only a few of the have undertaken the construction Like advantages nre afford­ * the investment and inr.uranco of his bid nor its specifications and rooms will he closed at one time, o f the i’ear Harbor navul oil base thus enabling it to remain open to ora, to the film industries and nUempts to obtain tho informa­ summer guests. had not Rear Admiral John K. tion from members of his engin­ Robinson, chief of the naval buvery branch of industry nnd On June 15 Mr. Warner re­ ivau of engineering in Wuihington nnd tcchnirul staff were met ness in which speed in trans- eering with failure. signed as assistant manager of the convinced him that a great war in ation, either of first clas* mail . ° n|v one firm submitted a bid to Angohilt Hotel of Orlando to be- the Pacific threatened the United f parcels is a factor, the *hippiug hoatd fur the entire cornu manager of tile local hos­ States in 1621 and that the pro­ congratulate the postoffice ships, tho Riston Lron telry on July 1. posed Ilawaiin oil base was tho rtment on tho institution of ^ Mr. Warner went to Orlando ono .link in the national dafensivu ^ °mP*ny bidding $Lservice, and I say ‘bon voy- ,,0.000. hoverM other firms hid from Norwalk, ()., and has had chain on which depended victory tho pilots of thi.i initial for portions of the fleet, -I 14 yea’ s experience in hotel bus­ or defeat for tho United States, iness, during which timo he has them with the underMUuuli j Mr. Dohcny will go to triul in |if their bid was accupu-,1 ti made a large circle of friends w ill jiple Wedding to Be j would be allowed to acl) ; ! the trawling public throughout Wnchinston, October, on a charge I of criminal conspiracy with Albert ship* which they co' the United states. Hd In New Orleans the K. Fall, former secretary of the ‘ age. Interior, in connection with the | The Newport News Buili K\V ORLEANS Ju ly r j—A I Drydock Company hid 9G0 ! Elks Hill oil lease which the govI eminent in the Los Angeles f«d: experiment in matrimony I tho fleet of 110 ships i from Galicia and Tc.xchtn sa; jeral court 1ms succeeded in involet a trial here whin three choreii in the James river, age by floods thero has lef 14 departing from the usual ia. The General Metal C I idating. 000 persons without shelter, will not only celebrute n bid approximately The story of naval officers fears t of war in the Pnrlfii:, Mr. Dnheny wedding hut will follow it amount for 101* vessel, Othc t triple hon ymoon aiul upon liida received were foi xpid, wns contained; In n diqwuireturn will settiu down in numbers of ships, | (Continued on i'agv Three) lu love nest, ,, Henry Ford Enters Bid For Shipping Board’s 200 Vessels t *. * ' i r* • '•*- i.* Compilation S h o w s Deposits Are Over 4 Million At Close Of First G Months WASHINGTON, Ju ly 2.— Eurly convening of the International Commission provided for by the Washington firms conference to study wnys and means of supplant­ ing extra territorial treaty rights in China with n Chinese judicial system to which matters involving American nationals could bo en­ trusted safely would be regarded with favor by tho Washington gov­ ernment. Intimations of this aUitmlo are known not only to have been giv­ en Mr. Szc, Chinese minister here. l>y Secretary Kellogg in recent conversations, on anti-foreign out­ break in China, hut also to be con­ tained in new instructions for John Van A. MaeMurrny, minister to Chinn, who io due in Peking July I . P Washington to Leave Calling of Conference Up to Peking Government; Meeting of Commission I a Favored g over a beacon ugniac, the mail carriers . Seminole Deposits Gain 25 Per Cent 1st National Figures Show Business Bet­ ter Than Jn Winter DAVTON. Tenn.. Julv 2.— Wil­ liam M. Goldsmith, Ph. D., profes».ur ot biology at Southwestern col­ lege, Wednesday was asked by Deposits in the three San­ I)r. George W. Rnpployon to serve ford banks increased from a ns a witness ftfr the defense * in tho ease of John T. Scopes, charg­ total of $3,443,172 on June 20, ed with violation of the Tennessee 1924 to $4,160,538 on June 30 law against the teaching of evolu­ of this year which is a gain of tion in public schools. Dr. Goldrmith's publishers at Anderson, approximately 20 per cent, ac­ to announcement Kans., have assured Dr. Rappleyen cording that ho will serve as a witness if made today. summoned. F. P. Forster, president of The request for Dr. Goldsmith’s tho First National Bank, an­ presence strengthens the nsnumn(tion that scientists will bo brought nounces that that instituto Dayton to opposo tho wellknown views of William Jennings llrynn, aiding the prosecution of t tlie case. Dr. Goldsmith is said to | have made a study of the idea pro­ pounded by Mr. Bryan and a por- | tion of one of his recent books is | devoted to n discussion of these jbeing evidence or me iacc ram ideas. Sanford is growing rnpidly nnd In a statement of Dr. Goldsmith jhas become an excellent business in which he discusses the rccon- (center. ciiintiun of science und Christiani­ With a gain since June a year ty he soys: “It is not uncommon ago , of 25 per cent, the Seminole for young college students to he- County \ Bank shows the greatest comrt puzzled over tho seeming increase In deposits. At tho close conflicts between science nnd reiig- o ( f business for six months’ period Ion, especially if their college ending Juno 30, 1024, deposit a of teachings appear to lie out of hnr- this , hank amounted to about 9Lmany with their early training. ; .'100,000 while on tho same day of “Such was my experience- during this year tho figure was f 1,025,090, the larger purt of my college ca- according to figurn compiled by A. leer. However, shortly after my R. Key, cashier of the institution. graduation, while teaching in n Cnpital, surplus nnd undivided baptist college, there fell into my profits at tho close of husinoas bunds a little volume of John W. June 00 just past totaled $144,000 Judd which caused a profound change in tho direction of my! . Old Spanish Mission Hardest .thinking. “The thought of hnrmonlxipg In! Hit by JA u L L j'u T rem ors; ftiyowit fiio teachings ot-ttfc «0rf|>-V Eleventh Victim Is Found tores nnd tho facts of science *o| By Workmen on Wednesday gripped me that I whs no lotyer satisfied with my meager knowl­ edge of either field. Consequently I resigned my position and entered the Indiana University graduate; school. "As I slowly ploughed through , the requirements for the muster • of arts nnd doctor of philosophy , degrees, and ut the same time gleaned spiritual gems from tho Methodist und baptists churches, facade for a hundred years wore destroyed. The Franciscan Padres despair of ever replacing them. The walls throughout tho mission were cracked nnd strained nnd the floots littered with hits broken loose from the ceiling. The mission was built in 1780 by Indian neophytes under the sup­ ervision of tho Franciscan padres and the "queen of the missions’’ wus destroyed by on earthquake in Titusville Hoad Is 1812, hut before the dust hnd hard­ In Good Condition ly settled the padres began re­ construction of the present struc­ The rond from Hanford to T i­ ture. Another ancient landmark t o , tusville by wny of Osteon in now ! suffer slightly, hut hv no means in oxcollent condition, according destroyed, was Cnsn de la Guerrn, to reports reaching hero today. home of Cupiuln Guerra y Noria- Hoventuon miles of the road uro ' ga, u wealthy don of 182(1. He hurd-surfuced nnd the remaining owned fifty leagues of land, 20,000 15 miles have Just been scraped, head of cattle und 12,000 horsos making the highway in excellent j nnd was known ns “ the defender condition for traveling, It is suid. Motorists will find no trouble in of the poor." The colorful history of Casa do making 35 or 40 miles an hour ! in Guerra records it as the gu v! over this highway iy>w, the reports gathering piaco of the Spanish declared. / i social elect of those days. Damage to do la Guerra was Southern China Has a nominal. Plaster wnn thrown to ' the floor anil the tremblers tore NewFormGovernment looso inuny of the rawhide thong* sign ths pe- securing the posts. It is serving CANTON, July 8.—A new gov­ j circulated' now in the period of reconstruct ernment for southern China wo* > piucoil in tion us the center of the business formed hure yesterday by forces iks s o 't h a t 'life of tho city, merchants having which recently captured Canton. ited to the installed booths in its spacious The new civil govemer, Wu lion ey will cen-j pntio from which they are con- Min, is known for hD bolshevik to warrant ducting their affairs, ’ proclivities us D f.iu Chung Mpi, ion for tin Other old* Spanish structures of minister of finance of the new re­ at has been 1udolie design throughout the city gime. . * , . , j although l till standing, present ’ gaping holes in their walls, tom Attention of Treasury “cal units *f ' by th® force of tho quake. E f r.n..r,i iviikforts at reconstructing tho adobe Turned to Revisions T i. nouses arc uruler way. WASHINGTON, July 2. nul figures in hand shoi Markets 250,000JXM) surplus for th ear ended Tuesday, Treosi DOHENY TELLS JU N IO R TRADE WHY H E LEASED BiODY TO H ELP OIL R ESER V ES SCHOOL I S S U E is pointed out that this increase i t for hut six months and that if it could he shown for an entire year it would probably ho nroumi 2d per cent. Proclamation WHEREAS, it has been a custom of the people of fin: United States to nut aside July the fourth of each yw i in oh servunce of tho day of the nig..ing of tho Declaration a t In­ dependence of tho United States of America, and WHEREAS, July fourth has for many years been declared by the Congress of the United State.* a national holiday in commemoration o f the occasion that resulted in the final setting up of our freedom and independ­ ent government, and WHEREAS, great pride should come to us in the privil­ ege of being able to memorial­ ize the livea of our forefather.' who bravely wont about mak­ ing sacrifice of their blood anti lives that their dependent* might havo removed from about them the yoke of oppiesdon, taxation without representation, TH EREFO RE, I, Forrest laike, mayor of the city of San­ ford, Fla., do hereby proclaim Saturday, July 4, as a day set aside for our citlxens to jay tribute to the heroes of the Revolutionary War and to me­ morialise the day in such « manner as wilt evidence oui genuine patriotism, and I cal! upon all the merchants,' bajirt-o houses and manufacturers in the �.Y 'I C T O S :; Owned Merchant M arine Is Too Much Easy Money . “ ' . i LV *S'. vJN SEA TTLE, July l . —The main tho country at largo Is endeavoring to errivo a t aomo constructive pol­ icy in the matter of tho merchant marine ns a whole. "The progress made by, the Fleet Corporation is perhaps best cxcthplificd by the reduction in loss­ es of Its fleet of cargo vessels during the past year. Thc . . . . . .passenger lines und tankers are left out of “Instepd of.getting down to real consldcrstlon for tho moment “A little more thnn n year ago where pear living within its in­ come,” he nald, “it was depending wc were operating nbout 320 cargo unduly upon the nntiona! treasury. vessels at a loss of more thnn $25,­ 000 per voyngo. During the first Therefore,’ it keemed best to reduce the appropriation covering operat­ ten months of the present fiscal ing losses from $-13,000,000 to $30,­ year, beginning July, 1021, the 000.000 for the present fiscal year, while doing the same amount of rlod it had fallen below $17,000. business us last year, and to cut “This improvement is attribut II again to $24,000,000 for the fis­ cal year beginning next month. Wo are planning a further cut to $18,000 000 for the following fis­ cal year, nnd we will continue this policy of reducing operating losses with Improvement of services while trottbje with the government-own­ ed merchant marine, which ho dis­ covered after he became president o f tho United States Fleet Corpo­ ration, was; that It was suffering from too .much easy money, Leigh G,1 Palmer told the National For­ eign Trad*/convention recently. i l l l l l l ______ tie puhf iM fn fo ft H ir - le liiiii; who** Christian n,« w "(e) Where salei are impossible, ♦*—- unknown; and Mary »L Sccor This.' In' conclusion, Admiral Palmer4 l noti’ceuety; ;rtarrdn, brie* cath other, or overlapplnp .In the nbput $10,000,000 a year. f tbe IJiWs to pritatclr.m l. Som **•»; «»><t n» an name* , (Hjc u s m L arpaisiblo program far (He charter o. — ck for fo u r/ consecutive Inc Interest* lender Mosc3 E. fncHKHUntsrcst :hdwcver, does not regions sertcil, with the general reeponsiblo uiwrutott. opera l responsiD'e U, practic­ (idallnp twithoar shlppinp prob­ ituceaded j Wm. 'rraver*. >jPr charges. __ chsufftU which result that fewer operator* were und depreciation lem. So far a s. tho povemment- able, on- terina that will be advan­ " U ’iTlfnsS my hand and official nml John /FotHus. deceased; „ retained, each with an increased must" be Included if proper com­ ownod lleet is concerned tho pro­ tageous to the government nml seal of the Circuit Court of *Ue erwlse. In nnd to tho followi* Judicial Circuit of thn t-rlbed In mis. situate, l>lnp a, fleet operating under conditions parison is to be made with private pram s'aoul^l, ho believed, incluu- thnt will give the operator an op­ Seventh statu of Florida. In, and for 8e*n- Inu In tho OMjr of Sanford. more nearly approximatiitg the operating results, and these two inp thu followinp: portunity to become eventually un Inolo Cobnty. on taw too 3rd day *“ ' ' ' ‘■nd Hlufe of Id*. more pnrtlc trrdo require me ntii. While the to­ Items would Increase the prospec­ owner. la ) An appressive and well j » "- v a ku , ® U i i 9 S m follow*, to-vrltv tal number of vessels in the cargo tive -voyage loss’ to about $13,500.” thouphe-out plan to transfer the Clerk. Circuit Courl, Seminole ■All or Dtocks One (I). Tw« County. Florida. fleet was reduced by these consol­ Three (3) and Four (4). or oL Discussing the question of re­ povemment fleet to private owner­ 1ST TIIK CIRCUIT IJODttT IlelKhls. an per plat thereof \ ftKMIXtll.PI COUNTV, I ’UOI idations to about <100, the improve­ placements. which must be consid­ ship on terms that protect the ISftr A * M. WKKKS. Deputy Clerk. of reronl In Tint think 3, ot, i in o i m s c m t . ment in the handling of the vessels, ered in any plan o f continued gov­ povernrcent interests nnd ut the MV WILSON It llOUniUliUnK, 10. of tho public record* { NHI. 1.1-1 GOUiC TtlFRH. Solicitors for Complainant. Inolo County. Florida, Complainant reflected in their quicker turn­ ernment operation, Admiral Pal­ same tbne plve the buyer nn op­ mil.. Junu 3. If. 17, 31. ft July 1. lit. and to nny and all other b,* around, enahled us to. make prac­ mer declnrcd that unless the gov­ portunity for profit that will in- CEO Ita n ai. TIIKKL whoes names are unknown. tically the same number of voy­ ernment can find a wny to trans­ sura his continuance indefinitely Ina- any right, title or IniereU Defendant nod to the land* herolmih„v» , ages as before, with a substantial fer its fleet to private ownership, CITVr in.V in the trade. f-ribed. or any part or parcel * THE STATE OF FLORIDA* the corporation faces the definite, of. (b) Continuance of the opera­ t o d iu u n u ii. tm m ks . i»otcndprospect of having to spend nboufc tion o f government lines on such ant III til'- above stvlcd i-niise. It I* hereby ordered that nn>l carh of you be and eiip,,, It appearing fr.-oe n:i affidavit $.10 000,000 a year continuously for ot the tnide routes as are consid­ for,, our nald iTrcult Court J flli-ct in Hits ••ause by Ibo I.rmpiainreplacements alone. After discuss­ ered economically essential to tho nnt. linn you iloorge II. Tine*, are Court Itpune at &i)M>rd. Ki,,rQ. ing tho possibility of government national interests and which can­ n ri-sblent ot the Statu of Florida, the 7th tiny or^Haptemher T 1335. and then and there nut, that It I* tho belief of tho a f­ aid to private shipping he said: not be disposed of to private ope­ und *tviT to the bill of com pin|ni fiant that you arc conmnllng your­ self *n thnt servieo of pri.er** ennlillilt.d against you In ihl* r4, “To summarize, our country rators. nut be served til oil YOU, nml Hint It I* further ordered that faces three nltcrnntivcu in Ith(c) Contintfcd improvement of von are over the uno of twentyorder bl« th)v y .. pcct to the hicrcbnnt marine in t'lesc linoa until they show the best one years and that there Is no rtrIf. en 1.1ben published a >M dnnam ,. . . I I. . — foreign trade; first, cvtttinycd gov­ c ronornic rcHiilts obtainable under tHtn In the Slate of Florida, the tbo services of a summons In ernment operation costing ulti­ g jvernment operating conditions, I'lutncery upon whom would bind mately nround $-10,008,000 n year t icriby reducing tho present opesecond, government aid to privnte r iting Ion by half. shipping amounting to about $15,­ (d) On tho most heavily losing 000.000 u year; or third, the grndmutes, ';h« maintenance of only ual but certain disappearance of such services ns may suffice to our flag from thu international hold u position in the trade ar.d to trade routes, and u return to our conserve our national trndo inter­ prt-wnr condition when less than ests; b u t "n the more promising ten percent of our foreign com­ |routes an expansion of the services merce was carried in American ves- to meet the demands nnd prospects |of the nntionnl trade.. SFrce! F r e e J F w t Free! Free! Free! 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Mon­ untii June, at which time they are day evening, June 20,. in the In­ harvested and placed on shelves terest o f the industry on a large under roof for drying and mar­ scale In this section of Florida. keting about August In tho winter The county agent was in charge market in the north where they o f tho meeting and introduced ua nre forced under glass by Florists the principal speaker, William Fel­ or are grown in the homes. ler, representing the firm of F. Tho matter of ovcr-aupply was Rynveld & Sons, one of the larg ­ discussed and questions ‘in this est Holland nnd French bulb grow­ connection asked of Mr. Feller, ers and Importers who lalso op­ who explained fully that over-pro­ erate bulb farms In America with duction was not likely to take offieca and warehouses nt 350 place os growing bulbs require Greenwich street, New York City. considerable initial outlay which F . Rynvckl & Sons have a bulb eliminates irnny from the field. frttm tit South Jacksonville known Furthl.m ore when tho embargo aa the Southern Bulb Compnny, becomes effective nnd tho foreign where experiments have been car­ surpiy is cut off, the demand for ried on for several years to as­ narrisrus will for y ean to come certain the adaptability of Flori­ require hII tho bulbs thd grow­ da soil and climate principally for er:; ran raise. the commertfnl growing of the The Ryn.eid firm has offered to narcissus bulbs. Their work has progressed beyond the experi­ assist all prospective growers in mental stage and this season they learning mote about tho Industry expect to plant over C,000,000 nnd naked that n visit bo made to their plant ns South Jacksonville Tho embargo placed by the gov­ where experts will give demon­ ernment on the importation of for-| strations and Information jertnin. eign bulbs of severui Vailvtiwa, injr to the commercial growing of i chiefly the narcissus, takes effect bulbs. It has been found bent for Ja n . 1, 1926, and to meet the de­ Florida farmers to diversify in mand for this1bulb it la essential crops and the bulb industry is a that a greater number of growers good pnying corp to which to deenter the field. It is estimated vite nn acre nt least. It in con­ that only about 25 per cent of tho servatively estimated that an acre supply Is now in prospect nnd Mr. of bulbs will yield approximately Fetter urged that as many ns $1,250 annually. The cost of production nt their possible arrange to devote at least an acre to bulb culture as H Florida farm is nbout $2 to $2.50 will require about 1,000 acres to n thousand, leaving an income of yield the supply for the American nbout $1,000 per acre. Mr. Fel­ market that is normally imported lers states that ns there will be a considerable shortage of these each year. ; > In entering the bulb growing In­ bulbs for forcing nftcr the em­ dustry-the Initial outlay for bulbs bargo goes into effect nnd there Is approximately $1,600 to the will bo n ready market for the acre. Experts advise that one- flowers which arc n necessary by­ half acre should be set to the product and ran be marketed in planting stock and that u mer­ Florida and the notrh during the chantable bulb will be forthcoming months of December nnd January next Spring, and a half-acre set to when the demand is very grant and tho large bulb which will give : prices nre good. the growers their planting stock by propogntion. Many questions were asked of London Gets Number BUENOS A IRES, July 2 ^ -A t n recent meeting of the Argentine suction of the International Insti­ tute, the exchange o f graduates between American and Argentine universities was strongly advocat­ ed. It was resolved that this should be principally upon Ihe bas­ is of providing these students with chairs of their own language in the country where they intend con­ tinuing their studies, nnd thus give them opportunity, by teaching, to cam their living expenses. A knowledge of the language of the country was also established as a necessary qualification for obtain­ ing these professorships. The meeting also resolved to ac­ cept an offer of the American sec­ tion of the institute to send to Buenos Aires a womnn graduate of the School of Domestic Econo­ my of Columbia University to give a course of lectucs, and nlso commissioned Edward F. Feeky, the American commercial nttacno here, to resume negotiations al­ ready started towards establishingfi a number of technical schol­ arships for Argentine students in sonic of the great industrial es­ tablishments in the United States. CHICAGO, July 2.—Interest in the treasures of the Art Institute of Chicago reached n now high mark in tho past year, while the physical expansion of the institu­ tion kept pace with the construc­ tional growth of tho city. Approx­ imately $1,300,000 was spent in new buildings nnd installations at tho institute, and 62,394 moro per­ sons were registered as visitors than attended the previous year. Membership showed a similar gain. The total membership now is 14,132, an Increase of 1,112 in the year. Special significance was attached to tho fact that 4,930 of these were life members. Eighty exhibitions were held du­ ring the year, which were observ­ ed by 1,059,212 visitors. fasnr.c Day to Endow buch Institutions Kcw York City.—A pica for more nnd better free musical edu­ cation for children with talent is V o ic e d by LUlion Morton, wcllkssim singer in vaudeville. Mies Mciton received her music*ireducaUon at the Henry Street Hctlhment here. Tha Instructors in this institution gave her all tha training she ever had. And, cays Miss Morton, tt was entirely ndequule. On the strength of it. ahe/gvt her vaudeville job and kept it, winning notice almost ut •They teach domestic science and typing nt vocational and technical schools for girh but do not usually bother with musical courses," says Miao Morten. " I think they should put iu music. There is great talent amor*; th.’.io who cannot pay largo sums for lesions. Why should a girl who i i able to sing well become un indifferent typist? The only reason is that typing is regarded m a practical occupation und tuu’.ic apparently is not" Miss Morton, whoso singing of " I ’al of My Cradle Days’* hai won the fr.vor of critics nil ovor tho country, hopes to bo able some day to endow music depart­ ments in nil industrial schools,. Bhs is trying to interest mu4>: cUaa « the sUo. 3— *--• ii ♦ MAD BROUGHT TWIN BOVS ,1b HIS HOUSE AND HE VtANTED MB TD THINK IT ONER AND SEE WHAT L COULD-DO TOR HIM r\ *> s S ure- a ^ YELLOW LIKE THAT OUGHT Toae ASKED ME For A utyle CONStDERA-nS^ T&day __ OUT LATER ON-WHEN THE TWINS GRaw UP r i u Give each of.them A JOB IN MY OFFICE „ rem em bered Off » o i % m /»*• 'f£ S '■ a 12 S Styles in beauty nre changing. A year ago the boyish type of girl was most popular, nnd Miss Ruth Malcolmson (in the bathing suit) was chosen Miss America. But now the petite, ultra-feminine type, an rep­ resented by the other little miss, in in favor, according to averages computed nt a Los Angeles contest. The comparative measurements of these two young women nre given above. , Chicagoans’ Interest In Art Is On Increase ,l\c n;U(i (to. AUTTLB RAISE U B S . MONTH BtsrrCA N fT ! IF TRrS SLUMP KEEPS UP / iH n sr W ants Free Schools o f M usic fo r Poor _ MOPING L COULD GW6 Ike Boys in myos^ c e 4 ly state whero they can best bo «d tho w e n t convention, After grown commercially. that the next Important gathering Tho soil beat adapted to the win tho world railways conference, bulb culture is a sandy loam, well brought to London nt tho invitadrnined. In fact, drainage is more tien of tho Institute of Civil Enessentia) than moisture. It was glnoors. Their sessions will end woll slated that the sub-irrigation July 2, and drainage method used in tho An international conference of Sanford section Is exceptionally hankers will be held in August and good for bulb growing. There are will bo attended by bankers from no diseases known to attack the the principal cities of the world, bulbs in thin country and this is In addition to these conventions the reason for tho embargo be- the year’s schedule includes several ing placed on tho foreign narcis- ■important sporting events, inciudsus to keep out foreign diseases jlhg international tennis and polo during the growing season. matches. YG f ■ L IL L IA N IM OS-TON YOUR BUSINESS r U tE Se DAYS? / Japan to China Aair Route Being Planned Idaho Will Celebrate Dedication Of Huge Reservoir On July Thirteenth Of Big Conferences I 'r u s i c j.m ’LEMENT itri r W r y i e rtwi Mortality of German Infants Much Reduced BERLIN, July 2.— Statistics re­ cently published show that the mortality among infants is much less than in pre-war days. Dur­ ing the third quarter of last year the death rate wns only about onehalf the percentage during tho years just jrior to the World War, The medical authorities attrib­ ute this improved condition to tho cold weather during the latter part of 1924, which they state is nl ways more beneficial than warn weather for infants during the: first year. the into first president, Frederick Ebert, finds eloquent expression in the numerous pilgrimages to his tomb by republican organizations of various !>inds. There are always fresh flowers on tho gruve, fur­ nished by individuals or societies honoring his memory, and especial­ ly on Sundays there is a constant Government Will Get streem of visitors. Many workers’ Architect’s Portrait singing societies pay tribute to their late leader by singing a dirge nt his tomb. HAVANNA, July 1.—A portrait of Thomas U. Walter is to be pre­ An experimenter in a balloon re­ sented by his grandson, Clark Wal­ ports hearing a man’s shout nt ter, of iiuvanna, to the United 1,600 feet; the croaking of frogs States government when Congress in a marsh at 3,000 feet; the roll convenes in December. of drums nnd music of nn orches­ The subject of the portrait was tra nt 4,500 feet; church bells toll­ a noted architect who designed the ing at 5,000 feet; a rifle report at east nnd west wings of the capi­ 5,900 feet; the noise of a moving tal at Washington under a com­ train nt 8,200 feet, nnd the whisle mission front President Fillmore. of a locomotive at 10,000 feet. * There is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole county there are people who need almost any particular article at a ll' times. If an article is not a general neces­ sity, there are few buyers, but a market can be found every day for anything if the proper effort is made to locate that market. LONDON, .July 1.—The cost of social services in England is about $5,000,000 u day, said William Gra­ ham, financial secretary to the treasury in tho Labor Government, addressing a meeting of local gov­ ernment officers. Referring to the financial posi­ tion of local authorities in rela­ tionship to slate Bnnnco, he said $800,000,000 was raised nnnunlly from local taxes, which was double the amount raised in lu ll. In ad­ dition $1,000,000,000 of the tax­ payers’ money, out of a budget of $4,000,000,000, was banded over t:> local authorities for social services. E B e s tJo m ? Why is it that th ere arc more than a million Btiicks in use today? Ostcopathc To Hold Annual Convention TORONTO. Out., July 2.—The annual convention of tho American Osteopathic Society of Opthalnudogy and Otolaryngology will open here tomorrow und continue four days. Dr. T. J . Ruddy, of Los An­ geles is chairman of the program committee. The oiiening day will be devoted to clinics in chnrge of Drs. Ruddy, J. Denson of Chicago, J. 1). Ed­ wards of St. Louis, C. M. LaRue of Columbus, O., and Jerome SI. Walters of Newark. N. J. The International Osteopathic convention will be held here from July 5 to It. * « t e » n s w e r s Because Buicks arc always popular with new car buyers and also because Buick’s dependable construction results in a much longer life for Buicks than is ordinarily the span of service of a motor car. A Japanese jn London raises i goldfitth in a smalt'hatchery in his backyard. He feeds the fish butter nnd egga and they command a j high price because o f their beauty.1 j Sanfdrd, Florida M ■ I , * -J j Distributed to thousands of readers offer an easy means of reaching all sorts of buyers economically and �THE ,8^ wmm why h e out 250 Million OIL 4 0 0 M ile s O f 1 » , v, .r.»;r -(-^T ■. ijj.f r (-a ^WASHINGTON, Ju ly 2 .-C o t tan production for this year wai forecast today at 14,.139,000, equiv- At Home His Parents 4 traded For •Funeral services for little Rob­ "TALt^&AflSEE, Kte.. July 2. The State Wifi'BhpaHmont on •June 1 hadc47&.01 mile* of high­ way under Contract and Construc­ tion hy stutc forces, the estimated, ert Nonell Perkins, dye year old rA^HI^GTON. July 2.—The (Continued From Page One.) ' (Continued From Page One.) son of Mr. and Mrs. Braxton I.. K of the fiscal, year 1925 was tion by Admiral Robison put in rn on that day. Perkins of this city, who died audf b y the treasury last night in evidence in the trials of the suits , , , , - . ------Manager A. C. Carter of the Krfew o f its operations during to annul the Teapot Dome and ^ ™ltlvation June 25* * tutal P.inford Credit Association anftwelve months which ended Elks Hill leases, but the portioh of 4OG,408,COO ucres. The condi- nounced that it Is the intention of lerday, showing total ordinary relating to the mlltary secret was tion of the crop wan then 75.9 the leading merchants of this city notnml and on that date 115,000 to close their establishments on Klpta of $3,780,148,084.12 and stricken out aires w :re urtdsr cultivation in Saturday, July 4, but that they |1 expenditures of $3,522,(143,* Horrors of Invasion |09 with the resulting surplus “ Robison called to my mind the Florida with the crop 84 per cent win kop Saturday hours on Friday. f& p , BOS^M.33. This includes the banks, barber horrors of the invasion of Bel­ shops, grocery stores, merchandise ■Sj! state ment; 'of the Treasury gium," Mr. Doheny said, "with a establishments of various sorts Ktfons, uj4uo4 late tonight, car- force 1 shall not forget, he asked sband and practically all other business | ail' exti«Uion'“.ef Secretary me to visualize the results of even houses. ■ntfp~■'conOnf ion tb it,, due to a temporary Oriental invasion'of Catcher Alford, Loft Fielder ■AjBmsses'Tif reorur.nijation in the Pacific const of the United Collier, and Center Fielder Wado KluV twt.,rtarx “It Is believed States. He dwelt on how much of the Sanford club were guests at I ns a teitnhiof ’its experience worse, how much more horrible, the luncheon nhd each spoke briefdevelopment, the Treasury Is how much more to be dreaded, was my better ortftnUid equip* an Oriental invasion tlfcm even |~to nia|c<* the Volstead a ct ef* the wortA horrors of the German :& c ." This psrt of review de- invasion. Peace Conditions To "He even startled me with in­ inwi that plsns for reorganizn1, of nf nrohlbition prohibition enforcement formation regarding ordert which Be Offered Riffians r'rapidly approaching eomple- had been given to foreign war iftd told Of the work done in vessels and even to merchant PARIS, July 2.—The Frond? K nnection in the Coast Guard merchant ships In the Pacific for foreign office todny received in­ 50,000 Are Expected at K s division and prohibition their mobilization on incredibly formation that conditions of peace W { the Treasury, short notice. He pointed out that to be offered Abd El Krim, leodc-r Benefit Boxing Match modern warefare had reduced the r aurplus for the year nfof the warring Riffians in Mur■l Treasury officials great efficiency of coast defenses so that rocco, nre being prepared by tho NEW YORK, July 2.— Some GO, E ctio n , ,tNfllnfc almost four they were no longer to be relied 000 followers of boxing aru ex­ on. lie told me that In an attack K the amount forecast last pected at the Polo Grounds to[her and $50,000,000 .higher upon this country of ours by n na­ night when eight well knnwr vy in the Pacific, defeat was sure ;• uciuiii wm pure [ the figure President Coolto come to our fleet unless there i gave in his address at tho S-uiihual budget meeting only was an adnquntc naval oil reserve in HaWnii ttle over a week ago. He said that every responsible fficials'Vjffered no explanation ,tho -unexpected rise. J n the officer of the navy in Washington mnt, letting the figure speak had received confidential bulletins Itself. Observers suggested, which disclosed that tho oil re­ ever, that better business con- serves of a great naval power In WINTER HAVEN — Twenty ins were reflected in the total the Pacific were adequate for war. miles of road being laid in In wood Unsifted that some of the in- He called my attention to the fait Park. «ed revenue hnd resulted from that there still existed a well m hing of capital td productive known alliance between this great j*t»ri*o through the lowering Pacific nation and the most pow­ Hr-tn xes nJong with geneml erful nnval nation of the world." Mr. Doheny said that every urn* B v isio n of o year ago. who had been Informed of this aluation hnd been wurned of Its highly confidential nnd secret character because of the fear that the nr inn conference, then in scsion at Washington, might b<> wrecked by revolution of plans for f Mcllue of 1J12 Pqlmettn Av- a naval base In Hawaii. I has been named pmnuger of rt’s Filling Stutihn Number Miami Land Sells For Mary Sltlbo (above), and her j according to nn announcemother, Mis* Mnry Skiboi So Captivated Large Audiences at the ; made today, tho promotion $20,000 Per Front Foot Mrs. Mary Skjbo, fill, has con­ ng to liim after having been fessed that she killed her husband, the firm th e , pMt several MIAMI, July 2.—Mlnmi is be­ Frank Skibo, at Michigan City, ,Iis us an assistant, hoved to have set a record in real Ind., by beating him with n crow iung McRae is only 10 years (state transactions in this country liar as he lay In n drunken stupor. nid his elevation to tin* mnn- when the Mizner Development She is held on a charge of murder. ihlp of the business with ml- Company paid $20,000 a front foot But before confessing, she tried nal lesponsibilitics is reguid- for property on East Flagler. The to fasten the blame on her daugh­ That wo arr compelled by popular y his friends hero an a do- Mizner concern purchased the ter, Mary, 19, who ahe raid had ty thiH HiiperlaUvc picture again lt>id reward, Ways Ido Irlii on n valuation of quarreled with Skibo over a loan of $5. niffht. $800 000 mid paid a bonus o f $150,Tho girl professed hir innocence, the hand of Government in bus- 000 to cancel a sub-lease on the h is the touch of death. If property. An office building to however, nnd police finally got Alsu Comedy Features "Dandelions” and [would prevent it, wo must so cost $1,250,000 will lie erected on Latest News Weekly Buet our affairs that the peo- the site. [who are the government, will [ feel interference necessary.” MOUNT DORA— Lnke Couu (f Princess Theatre |. A. Smith, president National gets appropriation for two new ird of Fire Underwriters.„ highwnys. I ^ i‘J'r Alt m i K i t Ini During the hot weather, you will want special foods for your table.* You will And your favorites at A&t* Stores priced unusually low PLAIN—.1Vi-oz. jar. Price ' S-aa Jar. Price STUFFED— l-oi Jar. Price.... 7 )i-o i Jar. JACKSONVILLE— Levy County prepares to build roads with $1,* 500,000 bond isauu authorized by statu leg! sintu re. IW e . Healthful and Nourish­ ing:. Fresh in bulk. 2 lbs, FORT LA UDERDALE — Three buildings under construction on Andrews Avenue. Total cost over half million dollars. Daily Fashion Hint Pints, Doz.. Quarts, Doz. Fancy, whole* grain. 3 pkgs fllE A -N fC T A U BRAND— ALL BLENDS Makes- the Perfect Summer Beverage, Iced tea. lilb v ...,.... 23c Vislb...... .. .45c A Few of Our Many Picnic Values *3*0 pe-Jtiicc Pint ......23c la Pish, Sultann ilb atn ....................27c iqunt Club linger A le ............... 17c kies, mixed .......... 40c nic Sets, complete 25c A&P Mayonnaise . 12-ozs. .........r...... 3Gc Potted Meat, tflb can 5c Sardines ...;..... ;,7c to 35c ,,Mnut Butter, lb. J....25c Full Line NBC Cakes OF MATRONLY F.LHGANCE F.ich_ graceful move that the wearer makes is echoed in the soft panels of Ibis (rock in bloc and tan dotted silk. The deep collar and narrow vest nre in tan silk, and tlitrc is a tan scarf trimmed with blue to be worn with the dress. The fronts of the blouse arc in two sections, blit the liack is in one niece. Medium sire requires 4)a yards 36-inrli dotted ami yard 36-inch plain silk, witli J i yard 36inrh lining for back of slip. > Pictorial Review lJrrss No 2520. Sires, J 4 t o 46 inches bust. Price, 45 cents*, ’ ‘V "• REAT, M I 1 IV ©t r M V I l SW CC I U H A R O U N D ,T H E C O R N E R FRO M ’£V ,ER Y B O PN AN A U V L im S E M K N T ..,,, IS TIIF. SILEN T SALKMAN OF COMMERCE, will be closed Saturday \VK CLOSE SATURDAY, THE FOURTH — SHOP FRIDAY! Phone us your order Friday for the Fourth of July * Special line of fresh fruits and veg­ etables. Everything: for your picnic Fr$sh Shipment We have in stock everything good that will make a perfect July Fourth picnic or dinner. ficorgia Peaches Pi nap pies (Mums Avacoda Pears Tomntoes Celery Lemon* Bananas Beans Lettuce 1* Cue u m b ers New Potatoes Breen Cabbage Potted Meats, Canned Lobsters and Shrimp. Sliced Pineapples. Stone’s Cakes. “Florida Maid” Mayonnaise and Relishes California Cantiloupcs, Lettuce and Plums. 410 Sanford Av S T O R E CO Most complete line of groceries line! grocery specialties and Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in the City. Fancy California Milk Fed Friers and liens—Dressed and Alive Week End Specials ^ Crescent Pork and Beans OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 CANS No. 1 English Peas—two cans for T he Store Where Quality Counts. CLOSED JU L Y FOURTH We will be open until 10:311 Friday, account dosing Saturday �), THURSDAY; JUI>Y>12,1 fg& iw , Why Florida Prospers............. trnii'F • .. vj R. L. McKenney, Macon published made a fe^li'^ommcnta the other day; that while they repfeat awertioha every thinking Sanford citizen long ago. accepted ns truisms, bring again the need of never wearying of well-doing. According to Mr. McKenney, Florida's rapid develop­ ment is? due to the use of advertising and the prevalence in the Btatc of excellent highways. s tm s iiu m o T katbs Since some of. Florida’s alleged excellent highways are One Y ear—,!!.« • SU Xtoiiih*. |*.S* »«liv*r.»t iii O il); t> O w riH , p«r still in the hands of dawdling communities and incompet­ WMk. 1&j . W*akty KJtUin 12.00 par »aar. _ ent road-builders, it is not true that Florida has progressed SFKCIAt. > U TIO ’.i All oblluitry with the aid of A LL her counties. But it has really been noMcaa. card* of lliank*. resolution* wonderful for the state as a whole that several progressive and nolle** ot entertainm ent* w litri c h a r t* * a r* wiad* will be rhurged sections so handsomely set the pace for good-road building h r a t raau lar advertising rata*. away back in the days when the finding of such roads in MF.MnFH T S jB A S l P C I A T R I ) P U B S * this little advertised state was an amazingly pleasant sur­ Th* Am4MlAt«d Praia I* *ielu«- prise to winter visitors. Ivsly* entiiilta In the u*« for r*» public**)#« of ml new* dispatch** But the advertising of theie various leading commun­ crrd lU a .ilcar H r>r not otherwise ertd Itrd In'-IkilF'paper and nl*o th* In- ities cf the state has done marvels for all Florida. In his cel n**rtUj m f f i M 'M r t l k . All right* of repuMi cutIwo of speclul dispatch- news articles and editorials published in his Macon paper, *C h rrrH Mr. McKenney talks of endeavoring to arouse his own people to emulation of the ways a neighboring stnte has JU L Y 2, 1923 taken to get itself a place in the sun. TH E HERALD’S PLATFORM This state of Florida, is becoming the motorist’s para­ 1.— Deeper water route to Jackson­ dise. The building of permanent highways here is making ville. 2. — Construction of S t. Johns-Inn wbndcrful network of good roads over which visitors can dian River canal. ^ traveHn their cars, "one hundred and qight miles between 3. — Extension of white way. *\ 4. — Extension of local amusements. two o’clock in the afternoon and sundown.” He sees a — Swimming pool, tennis courts, chnnce fo»* the visitor with limited time to get a glimpse of nil parts of Florida in a brief sojourn in the state— and thus ete. 6.— Augmenting of building pro­ get impressions that will bring him back to make invest­ gram —ho m m , hotel*, apartment ments and eventually choose a place for his permanent houses. .* 6.— Extension of street paving pro- home. “If wi> sought to put. in a phrase.” says Editor McKen­ 7.— Const r nrt Ion of boulevard ney in an editorial,” the controlling factors in the amazing around Lake Monroe. , 8.— Completion of d ty beautifica­ prosperity of Florida, we should say they are: Having some­ thing to deliver^ Using publicity with a lavish abundance tion program. 8.— Kxpankion of arhool system to tell about it. And the development of highways which with proviaion for increased fa- make the things advertised easily accessible.” • E cillties. Where Sanford comes in on this is clear to every Sanford T H E SECOND COMMAND­ citizen. What is needed ure: Wider, smoother roads lead­ M EN T:—Thou xhalt not make ing to Sanford from every neighboring town, with well-made unto thes any graven image or any likeness of nny thing that is Higns along the way telling the welcome awaiting the travel­ In heaven above, or that is in the er in “the City S u b s ta n tia lm o re extensive advertising— earth beneath, or that i» in the "publicity in lavish abundance”, as the editor of The Macon water under the earth: thou shall News says it; and here, an ever-increasing cordiality, an not bow down thyself to them, nor ever-present courtesy, and an eager tooting of Sanford’s serve them: for I the Lord thy God am a jealous God. visiting the in­ horn to make new-comers desire to tarry in this town. Already Sanford is prospering, delightfully prospering. iquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me; and showing mercy unto thousands of them that love me and keep my commandments. Exodus xx; This Should Start You A-Thinking 4-0. GIVE YU THE LIVING Givo your sunshine to the living, Do not wait till they are dead. Oh, there’s joy in constant giving, Human hearts nre comforted. And the giver feels the sunshine, Of the heart’s responsive smile; Knowing that another’s pathway, Has been brightened all the while. Give y)fiir*T)foss<)ms' to the* living, Do not wait till they ure dead. iiHtml. Tho little girl down the street thinks every thorn has a rose. Our office hoy nays hi* iden of a clow fellow in the one who U just now learning to play innh jung. Flies m e too Rind to welcome home. The honeymoon ends when i lenrna he in human. (Cup> right 1125) EARTHQUAKE R E P O R T S dwindle down, os was predicted. Five times as many deaths in n small section of a big eastern city duo to some disease outbreak, would attract no attention. The Gibralter Dam, supplying Santa Barbara with water, reported to have burst and flooded the city has not burst or done any harm. / may t w m TJ e Kemal Pasha might have been hanged, the same crowd cheering und pul'ing on the ropes. Moral: Don't allow yourself to be licutcn nnd never pin your faith to tho mob’s npplau.-e. or the hippopotamus. , , fjfejryUvjWfc U W n Jll'dvjWU'lWuk change, or evolution, exists in the There are big buHiness men who will close down n animal kingdom. Only tho blind Tome men insist upon |0Sii their faith in women daily. Men nre the most foolish «k they are laughing at women. We had rnthcr hnvo friend? th; look like a collar advertisement. YVhat has |s*comu of the oldfashioned girl who became flusThe United Stutcs, Secretary have resulted in many necessary trat nl when a fellow made love to her? Hoover reports, has liecoinu “tiie innovations. Bill in any warning world’s greatest investor,” Keforo r.ouiiiled against excessive foreign investments, it is well to include Today's best laugh: “A flopper a nml ■ flapper who flops for the World war, America bail only u warning about government guar­ $2,000,000,000 invested antees. flapper after poking fun ut 'em." about abroad. Now it has nearly $10,­ Danger may lurk in such guar­ -Starke Telegraph. Several modern wurs, 000,000,000, not counting the gov­ antees. fellow wliu is always ernment war loans. Altogether, some of then* very recent, have re­ ng that the world in going government und private interests sulted from ^overnmenta standing bow-wows, may b.i helping in this country hold foreign se­ sponsors for thoir citizens’ invest­ ) that way with the propa- curities to tin* extent of ubout $20,­ ment!:, uiul obligating themselves 000,000,000. That is more than to act as ciillectois in case of trou­ Gicut Britain holds in other lands. ble. That leads often to difficul­ Th- greatest investing nation of ties with rival nations and had history has been surpassed. And relations with the country where the volume rontiu'ies rolling up ut the investments lie. It is well to go slow in surli matters, cueourii dizzy rate. One item of this account d*serves aging proper enterprise abroad but parsiirf notice. Mora then one- avoiding entangling g'lvcrmne ntal third of prlvatu investment* cilia nets with ii tcjposuiblc private ubrai'd now In hi hy Americans are capitol. clncsified as “governincut-guaraitThe ei 1 in America today i* tecd obligations." Regarding most "less government in businesa," If of these, fpondbly all of tln*m, thi* is sound policy in domestic there . la (aittle to critkiiK*. War I business, it is autely. ,uo leas tomid and rcamstruction fe*|uirimc‘nti tin foreign busineaa. Social Calendar Thursday Seminole Chapter Number the Order,of the Eastern rill hold the regular meet8 o’clock in the Masonic I Members are urged to be - H t nr.d nil visiting Stars wdl welcome. i M Henry Wight will entertain morning bridge party nonBlessed arc the peacemaker ^ V M is s Helen Shepherd, of Nibut cursed arc the pacemakers. You may make n success of yM life work and still be a failure. Sometimes everything in t| world seems nn awful waste i time. A woman likes to think sh« being bosiied and to know that isn’t. B'dng on the right track is «a rent. But if you juct stop the you’ll g u run over. Watch your reputation. If stny out all night you may q * home and find it gone. Bathing suits are not so You tnke a girl In one now, J you can’t make n mistake. i r r f Palls, N. Y., who is the ntranive house guest of Miss At>iie Doudney. . cj Friday M r s 2 * to r g o A. DeCottcs will n te r tlffn t bridge at 3:30 o’clock t hm^Bmc on Park Avenue, honB -s . S. R. Deighton, who ;v ■ Delghton and fnmily, ^ J B c n t l y moved to Sanford ^ifleensboro, N. (’., Number Five of the M* thipWiurch will nm l with Mrs. jtfHLulford nt I o’clock at her n j f l H t lir. French Avemie. All nr*» urged to 1)0 present. Raturduy will ,bc no Story Ilnur n:* ary will be closed for the The world could he twice as tJ ns it ia. Suppose th? seasons we,1 . VETERANS OF TH E SPANISH WAR. il picnic Saturday, July 4, The man who won’t rmnke t ht "Ball ird’s Place ct Altamonte other man’s pipe will kiss aims SpfWgs | Como nnd bring your nny member of the opposite sjx. family. NAUSEATING LITERATURE ASH EVILLE CITIZEN . In n clever comment in Sundny’a throes of? nausea lie should acCitizen Louise Dooley oboerves' -claim t * u **.< the• provider of this stuff ns that, this being the “silly season,’’ a caterer much superior to others? people nre rending novels which There is no justification, but ra­ fenr.e i i found in they would not read in sedate und ther further reriotia January. The redeeming the fact that th o victim declares feature of tho situation, however, th** nauseating caterer tho best the writer indicates, i* that “the Fulcly because the latter ami his healthy mind enn stand only a friends say he is the best. The limited amount of such dissipa­ wise man may buy a gold brick, tion, and then revolts.” but it is only tho boob who, having In other words, in tho .language discovered tho fraud, takes the of tlie “realists” who provide this Word of the crook that lie is hon­ mental food to which the writer re­ est and passes it to others. fers, the healthy mind throws off And that is much what Borne its nauEcuting burden in much the fiction readers are doing. They are same realistic manner as does a told by tlie clamorous voices of Stomach made nick by unhcalthful the diggers in sewers nnd those victuals. Recovered from its spree, who bring sample of natural fer­ th - normal mind promises itself tilizer to dinner tables that these fNever Again!" are the prerent high lights in lit­ Because t hoy present Alt occasional disnipation of the erature. land indicated perhaps does no “realism," bemuse they exhibit re­ harm. It In a way emphasizes pulsive forms and phases of hu­ ^he merits of wholesome mental manity, and exult • the < noisome food—this by way of contrast, as things of lift*, the human monstros­ “Main Street” wan alleged to be ities, they claim to be the highest uplifting because by portraying exponent:* of literature. features of undesirable life it em­ Why should wo not apply our phasized the attractions of desir­ common sense and recognize these able life. After breathing the air mm fakers, oftm mental dope-deal­ of n fertilizer factory, one all the ers nnd perverts reflecting their more appreciates the wholesome own characteristic* in the portrayal atmosphere of the woods and field.*. nt their character*? Why exalt *, But is this reason for ucclaim- the showman who exhibits the two­ mg the writer who provides the headed calf? Why acclaim the nauseating food? One who is hun­ manufacturer of tlie petrified man gry may fill upon over-ripe onions as n sculptor superior to the “ Vic­ und under-ripe appies and perhaps torian” Praxiteles, simply because even pickled earthworms if dis­ In* says Ik * is? Our self-respect guised by a French label, but what demands that we stop exalting the justification is there that in th** quacks of the nnvclistic world. NAVAL OIL R ESER V ES hav­ ing been neatly taken from th* people’s ownership, us skillfu fturgran removes u vermiform np pendix, th<> navy will now “con serve large tract* of oil tdial*..’ When oil wells no longer gu**l: the navy will extract oil from tl; rocky shale as it is now done ii Scotland where 3,000,000 ton* nl shale yield 1,200,000 barrels of ui :* year. But somewhere in some «mal cradle, there may he n little bab) Fall, who will arise and tranafei ARE HOUSEWIVES LAZY? tho naval reserves of oil shah from the navy to private Individ ST. t’ETKKSHURC Tl MRS mils. And also, in some cradle there may be a convenient judgt Tlie modern housewife is not get­ Ico cream freezer nnd nil the other who will any: “That’s all right, it ting enough exercise, according to mechanical inventions now so fa­ fact, the transaction is Itijrlil) a Han Francisco doctor, who has miliar have lightened the load of laudable.” been airing his views before a con­ the woman in the home, nnd all vention of physicians in New Y'ork. should rejoice that this is so. But iin r.iviaiiiMi LUAI, mines, me­ “The labor-saving device* which despite all these advantages, few chanical cutters mid carriers of have come on the market" ure women who do thoir own work or coal art* driving out men by the hlamed for the alleged condition. even assist a servant have much thousands. In the old day:* tlie American time for "laziness." Especially “Tiu* truth shall set you free," housewife did the washing and where there an* children in the say:; tin* ltihle. Science IS the ironing and sweeping amt cleaning home, she has no need to hunt for truth, and you reulize what science "by hand." Today there are count­ to tl.* to keep her from lias done to set humans free when less electrical devices which rob something becoming “lazy.’’ you look at the pictures of women hmiitcwoik of its drudgery, and so With all its vaunted advantages that used to work in English coal this doctor accuses the modern in th** way of providing phyuicn! mines, crawling on their hands un i housewife of laziness. exercise, who would have our knees through tho narrow passag­ This critical physician may be es, at* iron chain around their an old bachelor. It is charitable housewives return to the old condi­ necks, paining under thoir bodiet, to suppose that lie ia, since lie be­ tion of drudgery that obtained be­ nnd fastened to a small coal car. trays such ignorance of the con­ fore the invention of these bene­ ficent labor-saving devices? There duct of the average donienlic es­ need I)** little fear that the uverTURN FROM THAT picture of tablishment nnd the manifold du­ u woman pulling coal on her liaml.t ties! that devolve upon the hom.e- ng** American wife und mother and knees to a modern mechanical wife. Certainly the electric wash­ will degenerate into a life of dan­ Any­ coal carrier, moved by electricioy. ing and ironing machines, the vac­ gerous idlqnc ? and case. You Bee a few cents worth of elec­ uum cleaner, the motor for run­ thing that will help to lighten her tric current carrying to the mouth ning the sewing machine and the burden fcltould bo heartily welconiof th** mine as much coal ns could have been dragged up by the power "O F OUR SYSTEM of government tho first thing to be of a hundred women, crawling >/said is that it is really and practically a free system. It orig­ or tin* sharp, broken coal, with inates entirely with the people, and rests on no foundation bleeding bands and knees. that their assent.” Mntrimony is nil there is to kt, people from being single. OLD VtOMAM SOME WALL Street gentlemen organized a little panic bused on Santa Barbara’s earthquake and now wish they hadn't. They sold short California stocks, oils, rails, etc. But real finance knows Hint compared to the total wealth of California, the property destruc­ tion in Santa Barbara is like losing one nail in a nail factory. The stocks "snapped” back again, us Wall Street reporters put it, nml the panic promoters had their fi­ nancial fingers pinched. Don’t sell uny of this country short—espe­ cially California. SHEIK SAID, leader o f Hie Kurds rebelled agninst the Turks, and Kemal Pasha. Hu wanted to restore the Holy Mohammedan Caliphate that Kemal Pasha tore down. ' Now Sheik Said in hanged in the public square nt Dinrbckr, the crowd cheering und eager vol­ unteers pulling on the gullown' IPHONE:— Office 148 The nuto hn» become the gr, American hobby horse. EARTHQUAKES HAVE oc­ curred in forty places on the earth’s surface recently. But es­ pecial attention seems to concen­ trate on every disaster that hap­ pens in California. In Santa Bar­ bara twelve at most ore dead. The Italian earthquake in 11H5 killed 29W .I, and in l'JOft earth­ quakes in Italy killed 70,482. I t­ aly has volcanoes in addition to earthquakes, yet nol>ody says “I rhull not go to Italy.” A dozen killed in California, and “vicious1 publicity" makes of the event a gigantic disaster. factory when business is slack and thrown hundreds of peo­ Glve your nunshino to the lonely, ple out of work. Often such business men come to Florida Though they seen* but loud uiul and live likn kings out of money earned for them by those proud. Homo factory people, when business was good. And evident­ Oft, perchance, some hidden sorrow Makes then* shun the cheering ly they never (five a thought to the families buck North who nre fightim? against such odds to keep soul ami hotly to­ crowd. gether. Give a loving work or token, Ju st n pressure of the hand; The "m eanest" woman defrauding her wash-woman nnd Let them know your heart is ten­ the big "m eanest” man defrauding his hundreds of employes der, • Though they may not under­ are found everywhere in one guise or another. And that is stand. why it is worth while to pass on a story sent by a correspond­ ent of the Christian Science Monitor to that paper from LonGive your heart'* love to the fnldoti, England. The Herald will give it here in its entirety, len; Oh, thev need the tenderest rare. nnd let the reader s ta rt his own line of thought from the Though they know nut their temp­ ideas it may suggest. tation, Under the picture of a sun-dial, with the legend "I re­ They must meot It everywhere. Oft a word, u smile, a handclasp, cord only the Sunny Hours”” the story in the Monitor is Front some one whom they hold related in this fashion: dear A young woman who had been trained for nn op­ Helps them in the bitter conflict, era singer went into business hood after the World While the tempter lingers near. W ar, u business which from a small beginning has hud its measure of expansion.’ Give your sunshine to the living, Scatter flowers with engur hand. One evening recently, during the course of an in­ "You may make the chord reipontimate conversation with a friend, she confided that live, the business hadn't netted her a shilling for herself That will vibrato o’er the land. since she established it, and that she had been obliged Lavish ainiles upon the aged, in addition, to put into the business each year an in­ Cheer the sad ones on their way; You cun make the world nn Eden, come of $ 2,600 bequeathed her by her father. By tho kindness of today. "Well, why do you keep it up? Why not withdraw — Publisher Unknown. front industry with its responsibility, und enjoy your music?" asked her companion. Two’a company nnd threo ht ull "On my income," sin* hastened to reply," I couldn’t damphooUshnes*. feed, clothe nml shelter two hundred people, hut with Thnt song writer must have writ my business and my income I can. Yon know, hero in ten “Red Hut Muiiinia" in th* turn London, much has been done for the poor and iiuedumcr time. rayo an optimist ic a fellow who DAN DOBBS SAY; m n l.I .M o , " : T h . Sheik I. fl.nffM. The lien, Pig, Cow. Home He by Fall. Oy ARTHUR BRISBANE M ISSIONARIES TO Africn tnke a tnrne menagerie, including chickens, pigs, entile, and goats. As they travel, the MisMonnrios will observe how these interesting animals all> /'present evolution*. Tho White "Leghorns nnd Rhode Island Reds come from jungle fowl. C.’ows nre improved sisters of the Aurochs, the Buffalo or the Zebu. The pigs have their rel­ atives scattered from the Tapirs in South America to the fierce Give your blossoms to the living, Let them have their fragrance now, Ere their eyes nre senled in slum­ ber, And like marble 1s their brow. Often for some loving token, Human hearts have ached and THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY^ JUUglgjii ANOTHER .RECRUIT „ bark from tho World war is be­ coming a bit frayed. The unset­ tled conditions following such an uuhruvul may play n part. But the principal encouragement is found in our generally loose way of living. When the better cle­ ment of society, which ia in the va«*t majority, realizes its individ­ ual rather than its collective re­ An enjoyable affair of Tuesday afternoon war tho party given by Mr. and Mrs. C. 11, Winn for their little daughter, Klolsc, In celebra­ tion of h?r ninth birthday Tho party motored to Silver Lake, ami after n dip in the lake, delightful refreshments of ice CTcnm and cake were served. Thosa assisting Mrs.' Winn In serving and entortnining the young folks wero Mrs. R. E. Brown, Mrs. l)uve Boniske, Mr*. Ernest Brotherson, Mrs. R. R. Willis, Mimes Adele Vining and Kathleen I^>ng. -Tho guest3 Included Minnie Claud Sims, Well Foster, Frances Mr. and Mm. C. W. Stoudcnmite and Imby returned Saturday from Pelham, Ga. Airs. Roddiu Bell Burdine of Minmi spent the week-end here tlie guest of her cousin, Airs. L. P. Hagan. Dr. Anno Carroll of New York City urrived Alomiuy for u month's visit with her cousin, Airs. Leslie Went. Miss I.ottisn Wells of Jackson lie la visiting her aunt, Mrs. Al Realtors Sanford Direct Benefit From System When you put system into saving, you Boon beKin to get direct benefit— and step by step you climb higher lo financial success. Open an nc count with ua today. inti-Pain Pills Why don’t you try them? Your druggist sells them at pre-war prices— 25 doses 2 5 cents. Economy pack­ age, 125 doses $1 .0 0 . ' 4 Per Cent Interest, Paid on Saving* Account* “The hurry, bustle und incessant drive of the American tempera­ ment is responsible for the peculinr nnd characteristic American mor­ tality increase during the dnngeroua age’ period, between 40 and 60 years, says Dr. Willinm S. Sadler, nationally known physician. IS SCARCE Real Estate Auction Sales. Our Prices .advance July 10th S an ford ,F la We are permanently located in Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. F 02 Further Information see E . E. Page Milane Theatre Hldff. Hus Station— Montazuma Hotel Baumcl’s July Clearance Sale AVEN UE $70.00 Per Foot claiming the North wliy doesn't she go L?—Talladega (Ala.) I'huitc 55 F lin t N ation;*! Hank B u ild ing. * Sales F o rce: Mias Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. ■ ■ * « a ia iu a ir a a a a u a a a B u a * u * a ia * a a x N a a a a M M a a a * B > * * If you have Property you want sold— List it with and kiss it good-bye. H. B- SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc ALLEN AND BREN T MAKE r e s e r v a t i o n e a r l y 116 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. ; ‘ ,tf* * * * * * ‘'* * * * * , * * ° ''" * * * 1“ ’° " '1*', *l* * * 11',* 'I* , , , l ‘ , l ‘rai,* * ‘l» » — ,, *o. .. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... SHOP FRIDAY New assort „ i , , , i , 1111 We close Saturday, July 4th New Summer Shades—Silk Hosiery men! of floral de­ Pheonix Silk Hose—All shades, Bobbed Hose, Plain and fancy tops. $ 1.00 stripes. Extra fine quality dresses, Van Raallc—Pure Thread Silk with lisle tops in all shades boughtlo sell for $25 Friday PHEONIX SILK Heavy, pure silk ful-fashion, in every shade Kayser and Van Raalte Silk Underwear rs. Carley Zelmcnovltz nnd Flora Zelmcnovitz urrived neaday from Brunnwich, Ga., 1 visit with Air. and Airs. S. Thirty-one Acres OD Lake ut a Real Bargain Twenty-two thousand Acres with twenty ntiley water front. §35.00 Her Acre Dooms .V*1-502. Let ua sell your property AT AUCTION Hones introduced into the South­ west by the Spaniards escaped from the old Spanish missions, mul­ tiplied rapidly, and virtually be­ came wild, ranging over Nevada, California, Utah and Idaho. G. W. Spencer, Sr., nnd dnugiir :, Miss Lillie Ilutli Spencer and • Emma Spencer. left turaday for Jneknonvillo where oy will attend the Shrine Cere- Seminole (|[ounli ON SANFORI) Tris Speaker, manager of the Cleveland Indians, and Mr wervcaiiers .on President Coolidge the other day when Tris tenin was playing In Washington. Here they are shown or of the White House. Robert Williams. Mrs. Mamie ito Whittle. Miss Rutli Whittle, id Miss Thelma Dobbin:* leave iturdny for Miami when* they id spend several days. Japan Is Planning: To Assign Scribes a m inim um DR. MILES* Mr. nnd .Mrs, 11. F. Whitner, Jr., and Mr. mid Airs. Raymond Phil­ ip; left July 1 for Weavervillo, N. C., where they will spend the month of July. The Fuhrcinlielt of audacity is for Notlhrrn cities to talk ubout the “hot South.” — Spartanburg Sun. The hard part is to reconcile a pacific pulley und u Pacific policy, — Mpinphis News Scimitar. HAINES CITY—$50,000 voted for extension of water works sys­ tem nnd $30,000 for paving nnd widening Sixth Street. Pain interferes with business, spoils pleas­ ure and wrecks the human system* Hundreds of thous­ ands of sufferers find relief by taking signs and she is much improved from her recent illness. She is spending the week-end in Kissimmee with her daughter, Mrs. W. J . Steed. There are no market quotations on bum steers in the live atock reports, but they come higher than uny kind.— Nashville Banner. DAYTONA, Fla., July 2 — With n rccoid rittendance from nil At­ lantic - tntei south of Virginia, nnd with United States Senator Park Trammell, formally opening the festive Daytona, Daytona Bead*, and Senbreoze, inaugurated their int< rnationai’y famed Halifax Summer Frolics Wednesday. The ft* t day’s attendance ivaa beyond nil expectations nml the prngrmn declared to be the most varied yet arranged for n southern festivnl. Thursday’s features include decorative and illuminated pa­ rade aiul n pageant presentation on City Island at Daytona, with the Grand Frolics Cabaret ball nt th- Clarendon Hotel as the chief feature. For Friday featuures in­ clude tho coronation ball at tho Daytona Beach ocean Casino which has a dancing capacity for 2,600, a parade with hundreds of children participating nnd running races between Florida owned tho­ roughbred on the Seabreeze-Day­ tona Beach auto npeodwny. On Saturday Sig Hnughdahl and Dave Koet’zla nre expected to ■break'nilShovt’ di.Mnn?e'aMto th\!» records on the beach speedway on which a movie parade with tno king und queen retinue of all fenlurett of the frolic* participating. Despite tho nice of the crowds, visitor.-; nre being well cared for in the hotels, io n s of which have been opened tor the frolic:* per­ iod alone. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Heims nnd Miss Alary Rail returned to Or­ lando Wednesday. They wero the gue. ts of Mr. and Sira. l{. U. Frunk for the Frank-Smith nup­ tial. Within n ilecado electric stoves, washing machines, heaters, mixing .Miss Johnnie UcNoal returned devices nnd similar power appli­ to her home in Winter Park Wed­ ances will lx* as much a part of a nesday. She came up for tho house ns the modern bathroom, is Fru nk-Smith wedding. the prediction of Earle E. Whitvhorne, editor of Electrical World. Mrs. I*. A. Salvo ami little son, giison, motion picture nr- Harold, of Ridgeville nre visiting STUART—Improvements nml ail aw Mr*. William Russell. Mrs. Harry I.isk Martin at her ditions under way nt El Belva. v-*r new husband, a Los home on Park Avenue. *®n» were married there diatelv set out for H*mAir.*. A. C. McLendon has just 1 For Country or City .ussell’s yucht, “Helena.” returned a fter a visit in Tumpa. la second marriage und She was accompanied home by her tison’* first. sister, Mr*. A. E. .Morrison. The late showers at least nerv­ ed to sprout up the senatorial can did.lies.—TUllaJcea (Ala.) Home. Too ninny people are on a diet when it comes to the matter of food for thought.— Nashville Ban­ ner. MELBOURNE, Fla., July 2.— Melbourne, on tho eve of the sec­ ond annual Florida beauty pag­ eant, is receiving many automo­ bile parties from all over the state. Pageant guests are filling the homes and hotels rapidly. Roads nre in good condleion to Melbourne, particularly tho Dixie Highway south from New Smyrna to Miami, and the Kiasimmeo high­ way to Melbourne. The railroads will ndd extra roaches. The Florida East Coast Railroad from New Smyrna south, and the Atlantic Const Line Railroad east from Tampa to Kis­ simmee where Love's Bur. Lino will meet the arrivnls with largo passenger busses bring them into Melbourne over tho Kissimmee highway. On July 2, 3, und 4, the Cheney Highway from Orlando to Melbourne is open to this g i­ gantic three-day celebration which will be n real holiday for all who attrnd the pngennt. Opening coTemonlcs will take place Thursday morning promptly at 9 o’clock when Mayor Vorkeller will make tho opening address fol­ lowed by remarks from tho city routteilmcn, local officials, and visRing orators. A community sing­ ing of many voices will follow, and horse racing will occupy tho rest ot the morning program Thousands Attend Opening Of Halifax Frolics At Daytona Chandler Sharon left yesterday for Camp French Broad, Brevard, N. C., to spend the summer. Sanford Avenue Veterans Auxiliary To Help In Exercises The president ' o f the organixaHon urgi-a nil memLor* of the United Spanish War Veteran;* Auxiliary to he in line of mnrrh in front of the local armory nt 8:15 o’clock Saturday morning, Ju ­ ly 4, for th« parade nnd Detense Dav exercises at Central Park. It is nnounced that after tho e x ­ ercise* the regular duly I picnic With Luncheon of tho United Spanish War Veter­ an.* nnd the Auxiliary will be hold Monday, Mrs. Mattie G. Pnce nt the homo of Comrade W. B. entertained Mrs. Henry Wight. Bulla.d at Altamonte Springs. Mrr. George A. DeCottcs, nnd Mrs. Edward Marl.eil, nt a luncheon ut Chiiluotn Fin, nnd Wednesday she entertained Mrs. Dan Cnlcnugh, Miss Elra Buttel and Mrs. J . C. Benson. «A delightful luncheon was enjoyed each day ut this pic­ turesque rpot. Mrs. Ben Cogden has returned from Center Hill where she spent the past week. We Have Three Bargains On Town” Shows Again .Mrs. M. I). Barber is closing her house and will leave within n few clays for Ilcndarsonville, N, C.. for July nml August. On Monday evening Mrs. Bar­ ber’s house guests gathered to­ gether and as a token of apprecia­ tion for the kindly care and thought, they presented her with a beautiful set of traveling bags. I.llllo Uuinii Finer, in a most cle.vre manner, made the presentation with the good wishes that she enjoy u pleasant nml happy hol- Ion, J . M. Vining, Edwin Boniske, Morris lloninke, Hugh Collins, and T. II. Collins. Those motoring out for refreshments were, Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen nnd Ernest Broth­ erson. Personals Ioneymoon State Beauty TELEPHONE Mr.andMrs.Winn Give .Mrs.Barber Presented Reginald Denny In Party for Daughter In With Beautiful Set Honor of 9th Birthday Of Traveling Baes T i l Show You The IB Y GIRL BORN sponsibility, which latter usuiimwfiH means letting someone else da itr Mr! j Mrs. W. R. Kirby nnrights itself; see to it that tht. •tmunM c birth of a baby dnnghconies a return to rationalum; ter \\ aesday evening at tho that justice means more than com*.home i Hr. nnd Mrs. Z. B. Batlisf L. I*. Hagan left Wednesday for thing to cheat, and that pumi-of Utb Ity, Mrs. Kirby, before Jacksonville on a business trip. Sage, was Miss Mildred went becomes more than punitive her ni ice their ninrringe, Air. Mrs. Jane Smith returned this ’’the revolt of the unlit” will lc j Lee., its present disquieting signiii-pnd Rl I. Kirby have been rcsid- past week from u pleasant visit cw Orleans. to Orlando. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS Contemporary Comment MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY, Society Editor. numin f the i TOKYO. J Udy 2.—The ministry *>* < ominerce and Industry is un­ derstoad to have decided to send anr.Ktd ten comm* rcial correupondeni.v for the PUri ose iif reporting on trude conditions with lla a view to promoting Japan’s jforeign commere*. The correspl>*>nd<*nta will be sent to the followin. — commercial centers: Vladivostok, Siberia* T ientzin, (. hiaa; Hankow, CJiina; Can­ f were quite evi- ton, China: Saigon, French China* each other and Bombay, British India; Aluniln; ii that is mutuul- Sydney, Australia, and Port Said* This two-piece costume ia at home nnd equally appropriate in the hungeublc coral country or the tity. It la of very io material used, light weight jersey cloth, in tan, made of narrow FORT PIERCE—St it improve embroidered with bright colored 'oven into a wide et*ts planned at cos tfooLt. The skffl is pleated In, front and plain in the back. .gILH.sgo, "DOVE BRAND” SILK GOWNS AND TED S Gowns, Teds and step-ins. Trim mod with fine laces. Made ol crepe de chine. All colors. Made of fine heavy flat crepes and crepe de chine. In all shades. $3.50 to $7.00 We are offering 100 Special llata Original values up to Sti.Qj for New Shipment of “Dove Brand” Muslin Underwear New materials check lingerie cloth, fine nainsook, Beautifully trimmed with fine vnl and round thread laces. Gowns, Teds, Stepins nnd Bloomers. Luxor—Wash Silk Sport Dresses fn white and all par.tel tihaden. Most appropriate for the 1th of July outing. To r.eil Friday for The Yowell C ompany The Poet Office la Next Door to U* .........................■ ■ ■ ■ H I I I I I I I I I l l l l k H I l l l l S l a �»P E R ALP, TlTOttBPAY, JULY 2,1925 > ■*» '. / < ' i n n hj .i ih h h How They Stand Tanipa .. ..' .. Lakeland - . St. Petersburg Sanford . . . . . . St. Petersburg N oses Out __ New York .. Pittsburg .. Brooklyn _ St. I.ouis .. Cincinnati .. Philadelphia New York Tukes Final Game Giants Take Both Ends Of Chicago .. .. From Boston; Indians And Doubleheader From Quaker Boston „ .. Sanford Takes Lend in Sixth ■ i Inning But E rro rs by Two •yws. <Itl> Ninth Enable ilfcfj^o Score Two Runs M f t Gives Up W ily Two Safeties ?r. • _____ . jRtockmen Secufc Eipht Hits Off Carter * But Ringlcs Are Kept .Well Scattered S t. Petersburg took tho third game of the scries from the Celerymen Wednesday by a score of 2 , to 1, by-scoring two runs in thb ninth inning on n pair of Sanford errors and a sacrifice by Manager Brock of tho Saints. Sanford had previously scored one run in tho sixth fram e after Bally was hit by u pitched bull and reached third base on a anc- ford. During that time Edwards gave up but ono hit to the Celerymen, that being made by Wade in tho fourth inning. Ho made n long drive to left field for two banes but later wha caught try­ ing to get to third on u fielder's choice by Wnlznk. Wnlznk was enught at second in the same man­ ner and Collier wns thrown out catcher to firet In the first two innings the Saints gathered four hits hut were unable to score on the Cnrtermcn. They secured only three more hits off Carter until the ninth when they tallied twieo to win tho game. Doyle was up first for the Ralnta in the ninth and singled to left field. Shannon sacrificed and advanced him to third. Brown was snfe nt first on Frisble’s er­ ror nnd Doyle went to third. Her­ nandez batted for Morris In tills Inning nnd readied first base when Bully todk his grounder and threw wild to the catcher in un efiTort to put out Doylo, who scored. Hornundez reached second on this play Healthy Increase in Sales I s Most Remarkable, D eclares Local Dealer; Sound Condi­ tion of Husiness Apparent National League Cobb Pitches Fine Ball As lenm Mates Gel to Butler •nn.i Ery for 10 Hits; Snead Gel:; 3 Htts in 5 Attempts LAKELAND, Jury 2. — The Tnmnn Smokers won the lust game of the series with tho Highland­ ers here Wednesday 5 to 1, when Cobb pitched n perfect game. TAMPA AH Ft HPO A E Snead, 2b . . . . . . 5 23 5 4 ! Estrada, i f .........4 02 3 0 0 Weik, ns . . . . . . 4 00 1 1 0 Lee, rf .. „ 3 1 0 0 0 li Allen, c f ..............| 02 0 0 0 Josrner, lb Smith, 3b Totals .. .. .. LAKELAND Dumns, If „ Buckley, 2b .. Welch, ss .. Brazier, cf .. Edwards, II. Surface, rf . Ponder, 3b .'. Doyle, c .. .. Butler, p .. . Ery, P ......... Luther, z .. .. TiRers Break Even While Browns Defeat White Sox City Team; Pittsburgh Is Winner Over Chicago Cubs BOSTON, Ju ly 2.— t Iio Yank­ ees tqok the final game of the se­ ries from tho lied Sox Wednerdny, 11 to 8, Babe Tilth's driving out his fourth and fifth home runs of the season. Bob Mousel idnmmed his nineteenth homer of the year. Score by innings: New York........ 201 500 201-11-14-2 Boston „ ....... 003 002 003- 8-11-4 Shocker, Pcnnock and Ben* gough; Fuhr, Zahnlsor and Picinich. . PHILADELPHIA, July 2.—The New York Giants regained first place In the Nationnl League Wed­ nesday by taking both games of a double header from the Phillicii, 6 to 4, and 10 to 7. In tho sec­ ond game for 20 hits including aix homo runs, the Ginnta hammered four- pitchers. Hack Wilson slammed two homers in tho third inning when New York scored nine runs. Irish Muusel hit a homo run in the first game and two more in tho second. Boss Young nnd Frank Snyder made Browns Win 8 to 6 ST. Louis, July 2.—Tile St. Louis Browns batted Thurston oir tho mound in the eighth inning ami defeated tho Chicago White Sox Wednesday « to 0. iiiankenshin, who relieved Thurston in the eighth and wns replaced in (lie same inning by Freese after al­ lowing three hit3. Score liy innings: Chicago ...... .. 012 001 020-0-10-2 St. Louis .. .. .. 300 000 05x-8-12-0 Lyons, Thurston and Schnlk; Bush, Wingard nnd Hargrave, Indians, Tigers Split CLEVELAND, July 1.—Cloveland an,I Detroit split n double h ad er here Wednesday, the In­ dians winning tho first game 11 to 0, uml Detroit Inking the see* ond, 4 to 1, First Game Score by innings: D etroit............UOo 000 000- 0 - 6-2 Cleve. .. !. 12f» 100 VOx-l 1-14-1 Weils, follins and Bussier; •Smith mill Sewell. Second Game Score by innings: Detroit . . 001 030 (100-4-12-1 Cleve. . . . . . . . 000 oil I 000-1- 7-1 > Stoner mid Woodall; Edwards, Speeeo and Myntt. T o ta ls .............. 32 I 6 26 11 2 xllit for Ery in 9th. Score by innings: Tampa ..................... 210 000 200-5 Lakeland ................ 000 Old iion-l Summary: Two huso hit __ Snead (2?, Smith, Hudgins. .Thrto base hit— Eitriida, Smith, Dumas. Stolen bane—Snead, Lee, Alien, Jessmor, Smith, Hudgins, Brazier, Surface. Sacrifice—Estrada, Du­ mas, Hudgins, Ery. Left on Im.ie —Tampa 6, Imkelnml 10. Bure on l>nlIs—oir Cobb 3. Struck out — by Cobb 8, Butler 2, Erv 6. Hits—olT Butler 3 in 2, off Ery 7 ; in 7. Wild pitch—Colil). Losing • pitcher—Ilutiur. Umpires—Bax- Military Hands Arc Advocated In Berlin i BERLIN, Ju iy .2 .—K ffo tt* nre Weing niiiilirto revive tiio iTtd'tinyo military bands which formerly were n popular part of overy-day German life. In recent years they have given way to string orches­ tras nnd jazz hands. In the movement to bring the military bands buck to its own, u monster ronccrt was organized recently nt tho Stnudion when 20 bands played aimultaneotisly un­ der the direction of Professor Os­ car Hnckcnberger. T o ta ls .............. 27 l 2 27 15 -Butted for Morris in 9th. * * Butted for Ilesse iu 9th. Scorn by innings: Yesterday’s Results Summary: 3i..) base hits — Wadi*. Sacrifice hits—Shannon, Besso, Ifrock, Morris, Fiisiiio. Double plays—Wade to Alford. Left on bases—St. Pete. 5, Sonford 1. Struck out—by Eldwards 8, Curtor 2. E’irst base on error —S t.Pete. 4. Pnsscd lulls—Besse. Hit l>y .pitcher—Baily by Edward::. and Wilson. t Second Gam Score by innings: N. Y . ........................KHl I’Hiin............................ 03C Barnesand Snyder Knight,Courh, Ulrich del). Pirates Win. Rut Lose CHICAGO, July 2.— Pittsburgh went un a butting rampage uml drove* Alexander oir the mound iu the seventh. Score by innings: ................... mo 000 001-8-14-0 C hicago..............mo |oi 003-6-12-0 Krenter uml Gooch; Bush and Robins I; Braves 3 BROOKLYN, July 2 .-S to c V s triple, followed by Pndgett’s wild throw past third Imse in the ninth enabled the Robins to defeat the Braves, 4 to 3, Neis, Boston out­ fielder, iiit two homo runs, his second in tho ninth tying Onscon*. . Score by innings: puatcin.............. 10(1 mo 001-3-12-1 Bn*"'*................ 101 000 011-4-l 1-0 Benton nnd O’Neill; Petty mu! Southern Association Won Lost New Orleans Atlantn .. .. Chattanooga Nashville .. . Memphis .. .. Mobile .. .. Birmingham . Little Rock . Boston 8, New York 11, St. Louis 8, Chicago 6. Cleveland 11-1, Detroit 0-4. Only thria games scheduled. Florida State l.*i Sanford I, St. Peteri Tnmpa 5, {.akeland 1 IDAY, JU L Y 2, 1925. A letter from Robert Louii Ste­ venson, addressed to Queen Liliuokulnni of Hawaii, was recently found among documents seized with tho quecn’n private papers thirty years ngo. Turn-overs and Results 'Call 148. on ' iLT AT '"V "ut *HortasK dU’ v.*nH Wright, Warlow and Company v' > -\ «T*y IT AD. RATES Are Now Receiving Application F o r it; Cash in Adranca on improved Business and Residential Propet in Sanford ■ r« d rates srs for eon9 o Insertions. S ) a of svoraas length H u n ted a llna. ■ charge too for first ■on. ■artlaln g la rentrlcted to me classification. ■ error Is made The SanIirald will be reiponalble Ijr one Incorrect Insertion. IVertleer for subsequent tone. The office should be p Immediately In case of y ♦* S E E, ' ., . '. * , * • •» *■ ■• DuCOSE AND HOLLER 1 1 2 P a r k A ven u e . [erate representative thorfam iliar with ratal, rula# aalflcatlon. will *tv« you :• Information. And If ah. they will aaslst you lin g your want ad. to t more effective. •> POUT ANT NOTICE rtlsers ehould give their pr postoffice addreia *»a L their phone number If i|tr* reaulta. About one S u t of a thousand hat a Mu and the othera can’t Skate with you unleaa ■ w your address. KeonUauaaee MI ST ho I prraua at Tfca S«»rnld afTIre ur hr latTrlrphnae < U « a lla a r t aat valid. is. MERCHANTS a n d m i n e r s TRANSPORTATION CO. j Of *.ju 0 W Full ilficriptirc and illinirntcd booklet sent nn ret/iifft. * WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engrnving, Embossing. See us first. Wo do it. Phono 417-W. R, R. Ave.-Commcrclal St. REA L ESTA TE J. E. SPURLING, subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK JA M ES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Shest Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue nnd Third S t m t . Tele­ phone 111. MIRRORS KESILVERKD Furniture bought and sold. Call Jackson Furniture Co., I’honc 647. Building Material MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, aldewalka, build­ ing blocka. Irrigation boxee. J . B. Terwilleger, Prop. HILL LUM BER CO. Hous* a Sorvice, Quality and Price. fled Directory ^ 8SIN G — MoHlgraphing, g and mailing—as you ifcrewhen . you. .w ant.. i t 873. H. E. Parch, First Ml Bank nidg. W i R B AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. ROO E . IJAY S T R E E T , JA CKSO N VILLE M PRINTING I DAVID B. H YEP _ ART ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repair*. >W. Centra) Ave. Orlando, A R C H IT E C T Mnmbir i . t 4 Itos* Bulldlnx Orlnndo, Flarlil* HILTON’S iiA n n rn rump 113 Magnolia Ave. •• F'irxt Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Imdlea and Children, Chinavvnre in English Porce­ lains, Iluvarian and Japanese Car. Drive it ‘\.•REEL China make lovely g if t s df. Oak and Second St. MOBILES FOR RENT Seminole Business Excha ames Efficient. 221-E. First Street. Onnnsiir* I'nuinfri.. 1 vague , k. EAOI American League Chicngo at St. Louis. Detroit nt Cleveland. Philadelphia at Now Yorl Washington ut Boston. The Ball Hardware AUTO SICK VICE Day It. Meets nil trains. Ttagpfer. Phone 651 and 63-W CAFE bell ca fe Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldg, Sanford, ------------- Florid* «st in Service and Qua! it Street and Park Avo Chiropodist I FOOT SPECIALIST OUT OUR WAY f U O N O EV a m /X \ v \ 0 0 “THEN SQOEAE yaW OoQE M O T MOLO'MGr t \ OR AMNlMlNtG VJHEkJ \ (C tT S T a,\L\ MO o w e s Ti-\E HOOK GOES tNTD \ G crr m o ld o f m v r m o e r , 1 T\EM GRACE ? Wjou T I VAJE SV-IOOLO HA\JE MAO V FlSH EA T HA m O R \ ^ T u e M EM B a v t o P a riC H E E -b E IM-bTfeAO ? l L O T OF H O O K 'S L A ’b T J V\ Oon T l ET akm B lood V M I G H T . ----------- Yv =>p l a s h o m m e » J P o t tT om X > h ead f ir s t Jg ! tF ROO j pace A leader in the virtues of sound worth and economy which Hupmobile has made peculiarly its own P ie r c e i t s BRA» m \T w il l 0»E im s TAmT l r Am o T h e P o o r ELECTRICAL U o r n * . Ilu n lon *. I n t r o * I n * N all*. H e a v y C a llounea or t 'r e d a r b l 'i c f e e l. ! l i l t . C. I.. 43tHI.RU Y o w d l D rew llldir. OrUndo. Ph»ne. U ie v a to r FORD ELECTRIC CO. :saors to Gillon <k Platt gnolia. Everything clecPhone 422. Electragith 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin, stations. Mag­ . and Second. First nnd F.Im, ord Avenue and 10th Strcot. trl service. sThMGr VXJOMT ** FOR SALE—3 acres unimproved BUILDING LOT for sale. Close FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elk* land in city limits for sale. In on Magnolia Avenue in best Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ Terms cash. See or write B. H. residential section. Prico $1800. stairs. C. T. Smith. • Bankston, Sanford. Only «300 cash, balance 1. 2, and U years, Dean Berg Corporation, APARTMENT FOR RENT— At FOR SALE—3 cast front San­ 202 First S t tractive and convenient. Call ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy at Herald office for further In­ terms. Box 431, care Herald. MUST BE sold Friday. Palmetto formation. Avenue corner lot. East front. GIVEN AWAY— Restaurant ad­ joining hotel, on First Street— Prico $1800. Small cash payment, FOR RENT— Furnished apart­ easy. Address. "Palmetto" ment or sleeping rooms. Select $1,000 ensh. Clenr profits $500 per balance care Herald. neighborhood with privnte family. month. Must be seen to be believ­ Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and ed. See Mr. Hnwkrigg, care Dean- FOR QUICK SA LE— Beautiful cold water, telephone, etc., 711 OHIO—Xor.ta. Make your salos Berg Corporation. Rone Court lot 150 feet frontage. Park Arc. through the Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural FOR SALE— Three fine draft A Real building site. Price $1500. Only $300 ensh balance easy. Ad­ FOR RENT—Garngc apartment district Want ad and display horses, acclimated. Weight about unfurnished. Will be vacant rates on request 1,000 lbs., each, guaranteed gentle dress "Roso Court” care Herald. July 1st. 112 West Fourth St. and good handlers. Going North. Wanted coLiutona »o».) i.r n o n n —C lass­ Will sell nt n bargain. Address ified B‘li hav* the lanr**t circu ­ FOR RENT— Reasonable; modern, lation In Southwestern Oaorjrta. The Flomlch Company, Telephone WANTED— Some one to represent new apartments, phones includ­ Itato S'* fl-w ord) Una 093-J, Daytona, Fin. the nrivinnl J . R. Watkins Com­ ed. Ilv week month or venr, well Write or TO REACH Ota prosperous farm­ FOR SALE—Two business lots in pany in Sanford. You enn supply located near ocean. ers and fern growers of Volusia Bithlo. $10 cash nnd $5 per daily necessities to regulnr custo­ phone R. L. Solden, Scldon Bldg, county advertise in tho DeLand month. P. O. Box 431, Sanford, mers nnd make $35 to $50 n week Daytona Bench, Fin. easily. Write the J . R. Watkins Daily News, rate lc per *ord. cash Florida. Co.. Dept. J-2 , 02-70 W. Iowa St., FOR RENT— Kitchen, bed room with order. and gnrnge, 1101 Elm Ave. Memphis. Tenn._________________ MAIM.— tVnlsrvlIte, Morning Sen­ FOR SALE—Five room stucco bungalow loented on corner fnc- WANTED— Lady of culture nnd FOR RENT—Garage npnrtmont tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ refinement, prominent In church furnished. Cal! nt 301 Park Ave. ple are interested in Florida prop­ ing cast in Sanford’s finest resi­ erty. Reach them through tbt dential section. All improvements or social work to associate herself FOR RENT Sentinel. Rats card on applica­ and constructed of tho finest ma­ with business in n dignified and terials. Has never been occupied. profitnblo capacity. For particu­ Rooms Overlooking the Ocean nt tion. . Owner will sell on easy terms or lars. write SICK LES nnd STEVTH E SANDPIPER A LITTLE WANT AD In The will tako well located rcnl cstnto F.NS, 424 South Palmetto Avenue, DAYTONA BEACH Herald will bring you big re­ in part payment. If you nre look­ Devtons. Fla. 315 N. Atlantic Ave. sults. Advertise those old articles ing for n nice home, get in touch P. O. Box 484. l tv AN r to buy from one to live you have stored nwny nnd hnve with the owner at Box 79 care The well located building lots in San­ no u'c for. A litlc thirty-ccnt ad Sanford Herald. ford. The prices must be within FOR RENT— Furnished apartment may bring you several dollars. One room nnd kitchenette, 200 reason and the terms easy. If you Phone 148 and a representative will E. Third Street. FOR SA LE— Furniture. Complete hnve anything to sell, write me ful­ call to see yor. household furnishings, cheap, 911 ly giving exact location, price and RENT—Apartment. Two terms. I mean business and will FOR FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando Elm Avenue. rooms nnd bath. Desirable locu­ buy immediately. Hnve you any­ morning Sentinal; largest classi­ tion. Will bo vacant Au~. 1. Prac­ fied business, rate lc n word, min­ FOR SA LE—Single tied, mattress thing you really want to sell? Ad­ tically new. Address 805 enro nnd spring, 218 Elni Avenue. dress “Investor’’ care The Sanford Herald. imum 21c cash with order. Herald. T!IE MORNING JOURN AL Is the r u n NALL—Stock of groceries WANTED—Small acreage tracts. FOR RENT—2 or 3 room apart incepted want nd medium in and fixtures. Must selj in 15 nient. Water, lights, gns Price must be right. Cash on Daytons (Fn.) One cent n word days. Leaving Sanford, apply 403 hand. Give complete information Adults only. 800 French Ave. nn inserthn. Minimum 25c. Sanford Avenue. in answering this nd. Address B. B. care Herald. WANTED TO RENT—Six or se­ TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Dally FOR SA LE—8 choleo lots on Snnven room house with modern Times, the great home daily _ ford Ave, 10 on Palmetto. Now HELP WANTED—Young man of conveniences. Rent around $35 rate I ’.i t per word, minimun. 5 room bungalow, bath, lights, two good nppcnrnnco to do newspa­ per month. Fairly control location. charge 25c u-sh with order. Write porches, garage. Any terms. F'rcd per work. Must b<> n hustler und S. E. B. enre Herald. for complete rnto curd. willing to put forth nn effort to S. Houston. Box 69(5, City. get reaulta. Attractive proposition WEST "IIKUNU-C1nrK*t>ar(r. FOR SALE—Corner lot and nd- to the right party. Call nt The ! FOR RENT— APARTMENTS. Ono CtnrWiiliurir Bxr*on«nt. mori i.scloillns Sunday, mornlnr I* joining lot on Palmetto Aye., Herald office and see tho adver­ I two-rooni apartment and ono I three-room apartment, Apply Her­ i cent p«r «<■«(. mlntmuai no. tising manager. terms. Box 431, care Herald. ald office. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The FOR SA L E —This week. Dining WANTED— Young man with neat scene of stupendous developmenttable, chairs, bedroom suite, baby .. appearance to solicit advertising. Automobiles Read about it in the Palm Btwch bed, china enhinct und oil heater. Good opportunity for advancement Post. Samp<e copy sent ou r*«, for right man. Apply Aii Mra. Leslie Brynn, 315 Magnolia DEPENDABLE USED CARS quest. Manager, Sanford Herald 1921 Dodge Touring. 1925 Dodge Coupe. ADVERTISING «reta resultu if H 1923 Dodge Coupe. reacnes potential buyers. P*Miscellaneous 1922 Dodge Touring. latka Daily Ne*3 is ctrcuintcd in an Indusl iul and agricultural aecFlorida >92.1 Dodge Graham I 1-2 ton W ILL EXCHANGE Truck. rcnl estate, Six room house sev­ en miles from Philadelphia on main 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 Ion Truck. ADVERTISE *n rr:* -lournal-HerMILLER O. PH ILIPS, Incc. railroad. a!d, South Geonria’s greatest FOR SALE:—Oldsniobilc 8. In lino of Pennsylvania Dodge Bros. Sales and Service newspaper. Morning, afternoon, good condition. Einsy terms. Trains every 15 minutes, takes O.ik nnd 2nd St. weekly nnd Sunday Classified rates Party leaving town. Sec U. T. only 17 minutes to bring you to Phone 3 the heart of Philadelphia. I.ot 42 10c per line. Wayoriiss Journal- Hunt, Seminole Hotel. by 100. All improvements, hot wa­ Herald, Waycross. Georgia. Ivosf; And Found ter, heut. Price $8,500 of which TAMPA MORNir 3 TR IBU N E— $4,500 may remain on mortgage. LOST—Two keys on ring. Finder Send in your s**bscription tc the What hnve you? Address S. D. B. return to R. J . Holly, 416 First Tribune or band t to your local 333 Meetinghouse Lane, Narbelh, National Bunk Building. Jealer so you can read Florida's FOR SALE— Filing cabinet, steel, Pn.. Montgomery County. greatest n?wrr»nor. One year cheap, phone 571 W. , .T^.PTT LOST— Rose iH'aded bag nnd black $8.00, 6 months I4.0C, three m ojthi --------- L__----------------------------------- WILI. EXCHANGE Dodge roadfelt hnt. Nenr Postoffiee. Re­ $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ FOR SALE—27 ft. motor boat. ster for vacant lot. Merrill, turn to Herald office cure of A. D. ance policy add 75 cents to your Cheap for cash. M. M. Lord, [phone 62. order. FLORIST 1 THE FLORIST ■ /or occaiioi rtle. I'hom 2m. II. A. SPEIR Contractor and Builder *99-M _ Thone — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. Pick Up Today's Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. fcfVUKT TKUti ? A H P 13U T o n IS BY CONIKJ M e, s i r THe a H /A HA t i e R p A S t i C R Y N 5A H H G A H ^ MAYFAIR The prices are right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion of Forrest Lake Hotel. Beautiful Apartment Site Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware Phone 8 100 feet on Park Ave, K R A I . K . HT A T i : — CX V I ' . S T . X R N T H L o b b y P u l c s l o n - U r u m l o y I tld r. Sanford I-'lorlda Paid guides may become a thing of the past in the United Staten Capitol as there have been charges that tourists who did not hire them were unduly importuned. S O U T H I . A X I ) I*.VI.XT ri** Pr'nl T h a t Hnv* a Mo n o y . MAnufacturcd b j 'Pry Smith’s Barker Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next lo Valdez. W. It. SMITH, MGR. Too ■ b « r*< ia - L ln iU I* r r a t a l Co. Hold l>y LOS SIX (3 P A I N T C O M P A N Y I N vtaanuCa A » * . I'h a n r 37*1 . TAYLOR DYER IV in ling— Decorating PHONE 303 r in g in g u p f a t h e r BLOODSHOT EYES Are cured without pain in one day by Leonardi’s Golden Eye Lotion. No other eye remedy in the world as cooling, healing and strengthening for weak eyes. Insist on having “Leoa* mb's.” It makes strong eyes. At all druggists. To fncilitute the movement of truffice, ami at a safety measure, the city of Washington has raised the speed limit for automobiles from 18 to 22 miles an hour. By GEORGE McMANUS C.OLI V ire so cool and comfortable he universal summer attire ‘ are of fine Belgian linen, tl with those little extra [ much to the wearing qual­ e knickers apart front others Many men and women have becom e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. FOR RE5NT— Rooma with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates, Lincoln House. ni-.VK!.opiCKs aTricsnrioN —r«nxacoU I* I.eKlnnUia in* cromrat d* v*lnpment In <ll<>rliln'« liUicry; n half million ilollnr highway la th* »•*«>. Il,,t rnl*h«'i; n two million dollar lirlnr* nrro»* hi* nay *larre.|; ijunrrer million <.'o||ar oparn honaa und*r rnnurun»•«. i; two millions bnlnc apont on hlirh’vay; Kr-ai.-»t chane* for live developers to net in on around floor. Writ* I'evnlopmont Departmorit Tli« Pensacola Newa. uIUUUAlS llllVN, W. VA., people nru Interested in Florida. Each of them through n classified ud in tho Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. Classified advertisements have come to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. Rooms For Rent DO YOU WANT to buy or aril anything?" If so advertise Is ho “Gainesville Sun." W. If. LONG MEAT MAliKKT FILLIN G STATIONS AND t- AUTO SU PPLIES Advertising FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY LEW I8 O’BRYAN. Office in NEWS—it covers Broward County Seminole Bank Building Annex. thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing sectiona on Phone 417-L 8. tho Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEW RITERS AND REPA IRS copy and rate card upon request. LEARN ABOUT to tk County and All makes of typewriters for 1-akeland, through the Star-Tele­ sals on easy terms, for rent, also gram. Beat advertising medium in repairs. Offloe supplies. Room 9 South Florida Published mornings. Dali Bldg. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. Lumber and Building Materia] Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 666 1 * i THE COMFORT ROUTE! 8 A ||TO Sl Many’ travellers to Northern and interior 1 "^ . 1 pqinl>» truvid by sea to Baltimore or Philadelphia, I c a f - J f.ayiLUu’ycc Jiy, p>iL Through fares to var1 ‘uU:} llu*nt-* ** ' II O W l Prompt. krd In pla r* svtthln »»• » F th* p r o p l , of Kaaford Her* no o f l r n orrdril. (hi* Hat v »h e » a ny i f f rlr* la r e q u l r f f . I t la I a lp k a b rllra llr fa r ALL EXPENSE TOURS Special All-Fxpcnsc tours, also personally comlucted tours, a*, moderate cod. Send for folder, anil you will find a variety of tour? of eleven days and longer, $80.75 uml up; nnd with New York and Atlantic City among the places visited. Fares for All-Expense Tours include hotels, sightseeing, etc. IT nirect irrtlce Miami lo I'hilailalphln. 1 11 «i« H. S. HerWhirr, (very 10 <1* 7 *. J Service THIS ESS DIRECTORY All—the—way—by—«ea froip Jack«onviilr to Baltimore S30.h6, round trip 110.51; Philadelphia 13438, round trip $55,00; Boston $42.52, round trip $72.18. Fares include meals ami berth, with slight extra charge for outside 1 f l M 1 *.' I LAWYER TO ADVBHTISKHfl Why not-sce new places, and meet riew - ' “V. people, this summer? Why not an ocean trip on one of our large, comfortable steamers? Fares nre low, service ami meals the best—and the invigorating uir of the sea will «l<» you a world of good. J h _ c f I The Herald’s M arket Place Classified Directory ford Daily Herald APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS 1 | ^ Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. FO R A LL SE E K E R S OF O PPO RTU N ITIES AND PRO FIT f 20 acres fine hairimoek and pine 1 all in timber, opposite one of the 1 est celery farms on brick road; I miles out; Dixie Highway will nect with poperty. The Herald Reaches Ads are quick Foui^Steamers-a Week FromJackson1 Until the outbreak of the World War one of the original cedar of Lebanon groves mentioned in the Bible was still standing nt the henil of Kcdishn Valley nenr anc­ ient Lebanon. mmm Herald Classified Funds immediately availnble subject to title examination. fact that total sales, week nfter week, since sho first of March have exceeded production. On Juno 1 there wore fewer than 15,­ PARIS, July 1.—It is understood 000 new Dodge Brothers Cars in that the French government is the hands of dealers in the Unit­ soon to inform the United States ed States and Canada—less than of its desire, to open negotiations in Washington for settlement of the French debt. Instructions to this effect may he sent by foreign Minister Hriund shortly to M. Dneschncr, French ambassador in Washington. Anxious consideration is being given «t tho foreign office and ministry of finance as to what tan la* specifically lie proposed or ac­ cepted as credits which in the United States are deemed neces­ sary for tho purpose of stabilizing VACATION SUGGESTIONS the country’s finances. Price $r>;000. Terms. Southern Asso'-iatinn Rlrminghiini 7 4, Atlanta ; Mobil.* 5, NoW Orlenni I. Chattanooga 3, Mi niphis No others scheduled. ,492 Total sal'*s of Dodge Brothers ■ .448 Motor Cara for the Aral 5 months g ,435 of 1925, according to official llg- ■ ,390 urea just released, have broken ull ■ records for the corresponding g months of previous years. Sales ■ Pet. in the United States and Canada, ■ 0(52 from January 1 to Juho 1, 1925, ■ 667 increased 15.4 per cent nnd over- ■ 435 seas sales increased 48.6 per cen tij[ 493 over the ?anm months last year. !■ R ’J "This healthy increase dppenrs ■ even more remarkable,” said Mil- * ier Phillips »Ioc., local Dodge jg Brothers dealer, "when it I* coil- ■ sidered thnt 1924 was the banner ■ year in Dodge Brothers history. 5 ,,.V The 1924 .“ales exceeded 1923 sales * .... by over 25 perecent, compared 5 French Arc Planning Payment o( W ar Debt National l.eagup I’>iilndel|)hia 4-7, Now York 6-I6 Chicngo 6, Pittsburg 8. Brooklyn 4, Boston 3. Only throe games scheduled. 4 St. Pete .. .. „ .. O(K) 000 002-2-8-0 Sanford.......... I'oo ooi uoo-l-2 I N. Y................... 020 200 200-0-12-3 Phlla.................. 100 000 030-4-12-3 Bentley and Gowdy; Ring, Couch, American t.cague Won Lost Washington Philadelphia Chicago .. .. D etro it........ St. Louis . New York .. Cleveland .. B o sto n ........ an uvgraaa of fivp earn fur ea<,h rtipii *\vos increased . dealer.'- Unfilled orders- have-ex­ ceeded cars on hand fo r several accumulate the stocks thJVl mortth*. ’ . in anticipation of apr[nir P "The also of the new ear stock* Careful analysis* whi/H is remarkably small when it is Brothors have made of ^ ' J considered that the number o f dif­ industrial donditions ferent types of passenger cars has the> country led them £ 1 been virtually doubled by the ad­ their domestic .sales dition of the special types fitted the remainder of 1925 to aS with disc wheels, humbers,, and incrcnse of approximately 3 other extra equipment.’ cent over last year. 8ubsyJ At no time during tho early the same ns shown durbJ months of 1925, although produc- first fivo months. h ere am hn T t_T ALU L R lC W T HAC^C.tE. / it M A C .c.lE I ' a R i q u r . t w e l v e o ’c l o c k . ‘o ECR.E.TA vR T ’ I%N‘T Its HU it T A K E - i s A O VAbvT/S<3E. OFHT r---------------- J. G. SHARON Attorney*at-I.air Will practice in all the court* Examination of Abstracts cf Land Titles given especial attention Offices in Scminolj County Hans Building N/HERtC O O T C u e^iT ' s t u f f ? v /h a t t i m e : * 3 0 T O O T H IN K . W tt bTA RT W O RK, in th at V H l-b cooo m o r c v ic s r • CA N T -b A V t h c .t a r e : U. alu HAKD A T »T \ A R R .W C -- T a— w h en <-------- Sea the beautiful HupmabiU Eijht and Four models ut our thowroamt SANFORD HUPM0BILE COMPANY I‘. A. MERO, Pres. Is « FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW I| kllu lb# RPIMt. SANFORD, FLA. f GETTiNGr^A’ WIOGLE OM tur Malaria, Chills and lever Dengue o: oi'.ious Fever. m -X & iw l f. 1 Davey and Nesmith A T T U f»NKV*f* A T * L . VW ^27_Pjfay WMinrswct. md b» Inn F c s iim e StRvicr * «»l Britain right* reserved 311-313.311 I'llt.** 1’ .NA T I O N A 1. U . L V K 0 1 4 1 (1 , , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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PRICE FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1925, n----- STRICKEN CITY Citizens W ilf Ask For Twenty Millions To S t ap t Reconstruc­ tion Santa Barbara iture Faced With itimistic Feeling ?ath Toll Placed At 10 and Damages At About' 20 Million Sanford jf r im s Saints B y Score O f Five To Four In Second Straight W in Here Seized , For Serving Liquor E m p lo y e e s WASHINGTON, July 1—When four employes of Wash­ ington's newest hotel, the May­ flower, served up a biipquot re­ cently for a parly of J7 and pro­ vided appetizers of an allegedly ?rc Volstead npturc, they were unaware thnt they were entering to 17 prohibition ami depart­ ment o f justice agenuts. They became nwaro of it yesterday, however, when they were brought before , United States Commissioner Tuning© ami charged with the violation of prohibition laws. They were re­ leased under bond. Tho banquet wns nrrnnged when n prohibition agent regis­ tered nt tho hotel ns an "iron nnd steel mnn" from Snn Fran­ cisco, qtid asked if good liquor could bo provided. More than five bottles o f whiskey and 24 'cocktails were served. NUMBER 2? Jafisi' SENATES RULES 21 PER C Hired Thugs Dawes Proposals fo;* Modifica­ Ri-ord* nt Office of City Clerk Show Permits Were tion Described ns Assault $760,71)0 First Six Months Upon Theory and Nature of This Year, $252,178 in 192-t All American Institutions Bailey’s Timely Ilit in Fourth nnd Three Safeties In The Eighth by the Celcrymcn Fut Over Most Of Scores U* S. and Britain Are Play Fast Game But Make Five Errors Facing Coal Crisis Steady Increase Cloture For Senate Shown Since 1920 Is “ Most Radical” Snints Unable to Bunch Hits When They Meant Scores; Outhit Snnford Two to One Senator Beveridge Says Clo­ I'ermilH Issued Last Month Arc Less Than For June ture Would Destroy Deliber­ of Last Year, Report Shows ative Function of Senate. By n timely clout in the fourth and ability to hit Hewitt in the eighth inning when hits mennt runs, Snnford wus aide to trim the KL Petersburg Saints Tuesday winning the second straight game o f the scries hero by a «con* of five to four, Snnford scored first in the fourth when with two bases on em irs, a sacrifice, nnd a long driv. by Itailoy, the Celcrymcn netted n total o f three runs. Hailey’* drive came after two men were down. He was caught trying to get to third ami the side wns retired. St. Petersburg's greatest thrent came in tho sixth inning when tho Fainta secured three hits und two runs. They hud scored one run previously In the fifth frame nnd scored one more in the seventh. In the first inning with two tnen out ,Doyle of St. Petersburg slummed one to deep left for three sucks but Shannon, who wns up next, went out on a ground hall to first base. Collier hit safely for Snnford in tho first inning but got no further than first bnse. It was three up and threo down in the nocond nnd third innnings for Sanford but in the fourth Waizak went to first on Allen's error nnd advanced to second on a sac­ rifice by Collier. Alford wua out short stop to first. Curley got to first when Doyle inulfed his grounder and Wnlzak who hud gone to third <m Alford's out, crossed homo plato for tho first score of tho game. Curley stole second nnd Hctjuo walked. Bnily wns up next ami made his long drive to left field, scoring botli o f the men who were on bases. He was put out trying to make a three bagger of his hit nnd the side wns retired. It wns three up and three down NEW YORK. July L— A se­ rious labor crisis threntens the coni mining industry in both the United States nnd Great Brit­ ain. John I~ Lewis, president o f the United Mine Workers of America has publicly denounc'd nn “ infamous conspiracy" in the bituminous fields to break the miner's union, declaring that unless tho existing Jacksonville ngr-emer.t is carried out, a na­ tional shut down o f soft coal mines may be ordered. In England n big strike threat ens, following a formal notifica­ tion by mine owners o f their in­ tention to terminate the present agreement, a move which secre­ ta ry-Cook of tho Miners' Fede­ ration characterizes ns a "decla­ ration o f war." Site at Fifth Street, Oak Avenue PurchasedByCapitalists Of Miami And N. Y. To Be “I F Shaped And Of 3 Stories Builders Are Pleased WithSanford andlts Rapid Development Although building permits la­ INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.— Pro­ posed rules to prevent unlimited med in Snnford during tho part Z |debate in the Senate were de- month were less than for June of y |rci ibeii Tuesday night by former Inst year, the total fo r the tin t six l Senator Albert J. Hoveridge o f In­ months o f 1925 shows nn Increase J SANTA BARBARA. July 1. diana, as “ an assault upon the the­ over tho first six months o f 1924 A handsome threc-story, ory nnd uuturu o f American insti­ o f $508,312 or approximately 280 ..c city of Sunt* Barham fire-proof apartment house per cent. The total for the first tutions." omlny the victim of one of costing upwards o f $150,000 Addressing the National Educa- half of last year was $2.V2,ni2 the moat disasterous eartiiis to be erected in Hanford, while for this year it is $700,700. tknal Association convention here, ,nukes in Pacific coast hisExcept for the year o f 1022 when i . ~z*Lr « u the construction of which is Mi. Beveridge asserted that the ory last night closed the b ig expected to get under way modification o f rules, us urged by permits were issued for the c r e c -! (Jnarles B. Davies, retired business ' First National Bunk >man of .Concordia, Kns., told police cst busin ess- day in its civic Vice-Picsident Dawes, was a blow, lion of the within the next 60 days, ac­ Dry Commissioner’s Candi­ "though he had given u group o f Kansas unintentional, o f course," building and the Pulcstou-Brumioy mils with the formulation cording to a statement made dacy (Jiven New Boom For at the system " o f those checks nnd building, the permits issued the City gunmen $2000 to kill his wife. a program of reconstructoday by J. G. Bali, who an­ Next Year’s Election; Mr. balances which nssuro to the peo­ fin t six months of this year show The nttunipt failed, however, and ction that foreshadowed a more construction thnn in any en­ the gunmen blackmailed him until nounced the purchase from ple safety from impulsive and im­ HaynesMnkes no Statement tire yenr in the history o f Sun- he confessed. Later, however, rtc t revolution of tho community, him of the Edward Higgins place mature) legislation." ford until 11124 when the total for repudiated the confession. e rise o f the aun wan the 3igon Fifth Street and Oak Avenue WASHINGTON, July 1— Roy "Not onn o f them is new,” he the year was G81,007, u slightly for tho stirring of n city spirit by Perry Haworth and R. W. Perry. A. Haynes, federal prohibition added, "nnd each o f them is frank­ larger figure. This information |t, in its optimum swept aside The consideration is reported nt picture of ruin in the husincsn commissioner for tho last four ly destructive of an institution was secured today from the office $25,000. which is peculiarly American, and years, Is expected to resign In o f City Clerk L. It. Philips. rict, and left in it* place n vlMr. Haworth and Mr. Perry time to enter tho race for gover­ each of them proposes to adopt u The largo gain in local construc­ o f tremendous construction, have juit returned to Miami after U European institution in its plnec tion during the past six months is ucing no estimated loss of be­ nor of Ohio next year. GlnbeDrcdRinK Company Says having paid Sanford a visit o f a Flans for plncing the prohibition All three today are sponsored- of pointed out ns one o f tho sure en f20.000.000 nnd $20,000,000 commissioner’s nnme in the Ohio late by able and honest men, just In Tcleurum That Unit Ik few days during which they went signs o f Sanford's steady and sub­ possibly $2,000,000 o f earththe whole city with a view ike insurance, the bnnkiag bus- gubernatorial primary are to be as was the case when they were stantial growth nnd indication of > Nenrly Ready. Will Leave over to investing here. Their acqui­ considered nt an early conference offered in days gone by. the rnpid development during the •is, industrial and civic lenders Snntford I In F’cw Days sition of the Higgins property is “John W. Davis, a liberal con- next few months. Many local Inched n program o f immediate in Washington. While it ia re­ the result o f their observations, garded as almost certain thnt he scrviitive, says we should alter our business men and outside investors America Gives Nation More tiding based on a $20,000,U0Q The dredge which will do the raid Mr. Ball. will enter tho campaign, formal in Sanford property point to this Constitution so that a temporary In and a $2,000,000 enrthquaka Time to Map Out Course (o filling and dredging work for tho announcement for his candidacy “ They arc absolutely sold on majority o f the Senate can ratify new era o f construction as being fund. Be Taken nn U. S. Debt; east eaten dun o f the bulkhead in Snnford nnd its possibilities,'» Mr, not expected for several weeks, a treaty; tho late Senator LnFol- only in keeping with the progress lumping into the financial this city is now lining conditioned Hall further declared. “They be­ Alberti Returns To Rome lette, on advanced radical, — said -m is tie, wii —-— -v/e made by this city in the past. ich, the banking chiefs broad-- perhnps longer. by the Globe Dredging Company lieve thnt thin city is one o f tho In 11*20 building permits for the Mr.' Huyties, perhaps had no s|loU|j alter our constitution so u to the clearing houses o f tho o f Savannah and w llf lie ready to moat progressive In the state and WASHINGTON, July 1.— Nego­ Ation a request fur the flotation comments to make Inst night re- j temporary majority of Congress entire year were $i:J0,09fi while In start it journey to this city in has a very bright future. Their the $20,000,000 reconstruction gurding his future plans. He ccuj,| reverse constitutional docl- 11*21 they increased to $:t2.ri,8fl.1. tiations for thii funding of Italy’s k» n about ten days, City Manager \V. investment in Sanford real estate war debt to the United States In 11*22 with the largo permits for in through Santa Barburu Clear- clvarly indicated however, thnt a slons of the Supreme Court, and r ’ B. Williams announced today. nnd plans tu overt a fine apart­ positive declaration nt this time Vice-President Dawes, nn acknowl­ the First National Bnnk structure came to a sudden ulthough tempor­ house Association. This, according to Mr. Williams, ment house bespeaks the faith [Simultaneously husincss and civ- o f bis rnndidaey for the office in edged reactionary, says we should and the Pulcston-Bruinlcy building ary halt nfter two conferences means thnt the dredge will lie hire they have in the "City Substan­ leaders accepted -the oilers of which Gov. A. Dohen, Democrat, ii alter a busic rule of the Senate." they broke ull previous records by Tuesday and no further conversa­ less than two we-ks and ut that tial." tions on the subject arc expected i of reaching a totni o f $8.Vj,lH8. Then [an Francisco nnd Los Angeles to serving n second term, would be Of these three proposals, Mr. timo wlM immediately begin fil­ Until after Aug. 1. . Tn Utilize Entire Spate 11*23 permits showed n substantial premature. tnd their best engineering talent Beverjilgc declared, the "most rad­ ling In the low area through whirli The delay, it wns announced, The property pm chasm! by Mr. gain over 11*21 with a total of ere immediately to direct the de­ Appointed by President Harding ica l" is that of cloUire for the the First Street extension will go Haworth and Mr. Porry fa n s .Hi I molition of the untiquuted, dum­ ns prohibition commissioner June Senate, and "in prnctlcul result', $453,175, and 11*24 likewise over arose from n desire o f the Italian so that the street may )>o complet­ feet on Oak Avo, und 117 feet on ii)2; ped buildings and to outline the 11, 1021 to succeed John F. Krnnt- if t4 adopted, it .. would ___ _be worse ... than 007. ed ns soon ns possible. He snid Fifth Street. At present th i . ins for the new Santa Barbara. er, Mr. Haynes hnB sorved through thp oljjer ^wo combined.' thnt the drudging fwrlc in that is u two-story dwelling that oz, *rVc have n wonderful appor­ a living period o f onforc ment. American Senate,'. tic a? fMNU^oilt lm a ' - t '•‘•kj.J In about 60 rtipies Gu, Jot b'it this !>*•;*.li'ig i> • tion iity to build the type o f r. city Assuming office n year and n halt sorted, “ was established to prevent days und That fn 00 days the curb to ho removed to anothoi site, A sat wo have been talking o f and uftor the country was declared and hare of tho street will bo Inld. is understood. Practically tho enreaming o f for years and yenrs,” constitutionally dry, he has had hasty action. Itn purpose was to growth throughout the entire four supervise preparation o f the doc- at first on nn infield hit. ■Tho new street will extend cast tiro spaco will be utilized by the lid Dr. Rsxwald Brown, president ono obstacle nftcr another to meet check unworthy or< questionable nnd a half yenrs, with a promise 1umonts needed, With two on bases, Wade then It became increasingly evident sniiuhed a long one to right field to Sun Carlos Ave., which is be­ proposed apartment house, it in t the Santa Clara Chamber o f und has been the tnrgct o f no little projects. It wns designed to be this year o f breaking all previous I«s a result o f today’s conference 'ominerco who presided at the ra­ opposition In nnd out o f congress. the refuge of the minority and was marks. which netted him three buses and yond the new hotel, a width of 52 said. meant to be a Ucliberntive body— between the American Debt Com­ tio n s tructldii meeting. Tho $2,000.feet, tho same ns the present sec­ As soon in they closed negotia­ e has, however, survived numer­ mission mombera und the Italiuns •cored two runs. Brower went in tion o f First Street, while from tions hero, M r.’ Ilaworth and Mr. lotto earthquake aid fund, it was ex- ous reports in tho Inst year or so not merely a voting machine to for Hewitt find Wnlzak went out icgister the fancies o f a tempora­ tnat Italy will delay making u 1plained by tho Clearing House As­ that ho would be retired. San Carlos Ave. to Mcllonvilte Perry immediately gut in touch concrete proposal until her repre­ pitcher to first. Uoliier smashed Ave. the street will be 32 ft. wide. with their New York architect to ry majority.' sociation, is to wipe out mortgag­ a low fly to second which was The attitude of Senator Willis, sentatives here Imvu detailed every es on the business section, tliUi. Snn Carlos Ave., said the city make plans for the building, Mr. Cloture by a temporary majori­ republican, Ohio, who is known to phase of Italy's economic, finan­ caught by Mcssnor and Wnde was manager, will Ik* iinvrd from First Ball Btutcd. Thu apartment build­ k'ttvlng tho way for the utlliza- desire re-election towards the en­ ty, lie argued, would destroy the Funeral services for Mrs. I). L. cial und munctury situation. Borne caught off third, retiring the Ccl[ion o f the entire $2,000,000 loan try o f Mr. Haynes into tho cam­ deliberative function o f the Semite Street to Union Avo. nt the same ing will be “ U " shaped, modt'IcJ Pardon, who died suddenly of ap­ progress has been made in thnt di­ crymen for tho last time. time. »r new buildings. and annihilate the "reason for its lifter the Purimar Apartment.* in In the fifth frame Barnes hit oplexy at tiie home o f her niece, rection nt thu sessions lust week paign gnvenor in the same prim­ An indication o f the spirit that ary in which he must run, is not existence," making it “ automat­ Mrs. It. L. Peck o f this city, nt It was further learned thnt city Miami,. which were recently comsnfely to right field, Block was und today, hut it is admittedly a (nudes the city was furnished by known definitely, but they are old ically a mere annex to the House noon Tuesday, will lie held in Doout on u fly tn right and Hewitt workmen are at present busy Iny- pieted by Mr. Haworth and Mr. lengthy task. ing water and gas mains and pipes Perry nt a cost o f approximately statement of one of the hank friends and no opposition is ex­ of Repro.sentatives.” Land at 4 o ’clock this afternoon. Signor Alberti’s plan to visit reached first on an error, advanc­ , estdonts who snid that of the pected from the senntor. Reviewing arguments in behalf Mrs. Pardon's body was sent to Romo served to recall that neither ing Barnes to second. Allen walked and additional sewers which go $2llO,OQD. pdreds who came to the temthrough this new area so that it Although his plans huve not ta­ o f tho Cloture proposal, he de­ DeLand Tuesday night for the fun­ und tho bnses were full. Barnes The apartment house huildcr3 fury hanking quurters amid the ken definite shape, it is snid that clared “ if any purely domestic eral and burial there today. Kite ho nor Ambassador De Artino, tlt- scored on Messner’s inly to center will be ready for paving and other will return tu Hanford within i Ins today tho great majority Sir. Haynes expects to remain nt danger threatens the American had lieen visiting in this city for hlnr head of the mission, has ever field after it had been enught by improvements ns soon ns tho bulk- few duys to make further urrangctalked over the debt question witli Ido deposits und only a few with- his present post long enough to republic, that danger is excess leg­ uhout u week. heuding work upon which it is do- ments for tho building so that no Premier Mussolini, 'the ambassa­ Wnde. Doyle flew out to centor pendent, is finished. ]w rm,h. see thnt now enforcement machin­ islation,' and urged those who en­ and the sirlo was retired. delay will be made in itn construc­ dor was ill when lie was appointed B. wns cleaning up day in Santa ery being organized by Assistant dorsed tho proposal to point out By the timo tho fill for First tion. Tho structure is expected to In the sixth Shannon und Brown tho premier wus ill. The anibnssulonra. Firemcnt from Los An­ Secretary Andrews o f the treas­ a single great wrong thnt has boon Strcrt Ik completed, said Mr. Wil­ dor, therefore left for the United hit safely in succession nnd Her­ liams, ut least 1.000 feet of tho ho ready fo r occupancy by the perpetrated upon the* American ts swarmed over the twisted ury firmly underway. nandez was out, pitcher to first. opening of tho winter season, it is States with only meagre instruc­ ii irigs r* moving dangerous ovretaining wall in front o f the new declared. The new plan scheduled to take people because o f unlimited Sen­ Barnes hit by second bnse, scortions. Signor Alberti was in this Hotel Forrest Luke will huve been Jgings of brick and stone; atorc- place, effective August I, provides ate debate, und to name “ a single (Continued on Page Two) Thnt tho New York And Miami NEW YORK, July I.—Supreme country on personal business when Ipers returned to their places for the most radical rc-orgunizncompleted und the dredge will be­ capitalists arc helping to meet one Court Justice Ford today threw out Premier Mussolini decided to start gin filling in there. j»tirine:o and began the task of tion of enforcement since prohib­ of Hunford’a greute.it needs, ia the o f court the divorce suit of Thomas funding conversations and appoint­ png rt(l of the wreckage and ition became effective. State lines It wns Imimed that if the re­ assertion o f Mr. Bail, who p ited him a member of the commis­ II. Symington, wealthy manufac­ 'King What could lie used: will Ik* abolished and control plac­ taining wall cannot ho constructed diets thpt there will lie others com ­ turer, again-t Mrs. Ida May Sym­ sion. His visit home will niuko it lewivrs went to market as they ed in twenty-two federal prohibit­ fast enough to keep the dredge ing here soon with thu intention of possible for him to lay u definite ington in whirli he charged infi­ ilono I>vTc»re. ion administrators scattered busy, the city has guaranteed thut erecting apartments. account of the whole question as delity. The trial was nearing end. )n the grimmer side of the pic- throughout the country in districts additional work will bo secured for developed hero before the premier the death toll mounted to 10 laid out nccording to federal jur­ it up nnd down the luko which and to receive such instructions UNDERWOOD TO RETIRE ' ,tl,c *"M,y « »• M. Litchfield, isdictions. probably will include the. fill for and advice ns tho government de­ BIRMINGHAM, July I.— Sena­ paltliy Santa Il.iib.ua resident A report that Commissioner ATLANTA, July I.— Flat denial tor Oscar Underwood will not !ju sires to give. R. S. Entzmingcr o f Memphis, the luke-front drive from Hanford Is found under a pile o f bricks Haynes would resign or be retired of government chnrges-wps made a candidate for re-election when Members o f the American com­ Tcnn., spoke briefly to the local to tho bridge nt Lake Monroe. i a Mate Street corner. Earlier was circulated a few weeks ago mission participating in thu con­ Kiwunis Club at its luncheon at his present term expires, he lias Tuesday In federal court here by Herrudo Charts, injured Mexican,' along with speculation as to wlmt the Seminole Cufo this noon re­ lied in the cottage hospital. This was contemplated by Mr. Andrews [,. J. Fletcher, former deputy war­ announced, and ‘plans to retire versations, meanwhile appeared to garding Texas, his former home, be in no haste to draw up a fund­ .Robert Norvell Perkina, thu fiveleft the lint o f injured at 20 and in plans for rc-organization o f the den of tho Atlanta federal prison, from political life after March, ing agreonient.____________ * l!ftvl nnd the state in which he was year-old son o f Mr. ur.d Mr... 1927. fhopcK for tho recovery of nil wore prohibition unit. The official raised. Hu further entertained thu Braxton L. Perkins o f thi held out by Hie attending mir- treasury announcement of the who is being tried for alleged con­ Kiwunians and their guests when suddenly passed away at the homo geons. , JACKSONVILLE, July I.— Er­ new zoning system, however, stat­ spiracy to accept bribes for wealthy lie told o f a trip through Western nie E. Moore, 42, und B. G. Ful­ of his parents at 807 Magnolia By nightfall the work of tempo- ed that the functions of Washing­ prisoners. Thomaa P. Hayden, Canada. Avenuu shortly after noon today, nnly .rc building was virtually ton headquarters would Im< conduc­ former chaplain and Fletcher’ s cuDr. Edwards, president of the mer, 38, arc dead, and F. C. Kelly, death fallowing a short illness, city fireman, is u patient today at (om pldod in the Santa Durham ted under the same officers, al- defendnnt, will not be placet! on Orlando' Kiwunis Club, also spoke Monday evening the youngster Tie phone ronqianyu plant and an liiough their duties would, lie less tho witness stand, his counsel an­ briefly and his address was fol­ St. Lukes Hospital, ns the result was taken sick with u high fever late yesterday o f lieing overcome pmtnent resumption o f local tel- administrative und more supervis­ nounced. President Uoofidgo arrived nt the.the Connecticut river near Chnr- lowed by qeverul readings by Miss which continued his short , u. , through .. ory in chnructor. p>hone#,orvice was promised. Fletcher will resume tho stand, iU in m cr White House early lust leston, N. II. A woman toll gate Margaret McRae which worn en­ hy hydrocyanic gas. a deadly poison, according to physicians, in zliUnM i, Although his condition ' Hit first broker’s private wire to joyed immensely by those present, his counsel announced. night from Plymouth, Vt., where tender assessed the president the cigur manufacturing plant here o f regarded serious, there had b*x*n (open for business was picked up Fletcher will resume the stand ho had been called by the. illness customary fifteen cents, explain­ who expressed their appreciation John Swisher & Son, where thu no indication of upproaching death r y "fl1’’ aK«in Santa Barin henrty applause. ing later that she didn’t know for cross-examination today short­ of his father, Coi. John C. Cool*» L*w niinutea before he Kiwuninn T, Knffltld related to gas won being used for fumigu-| Ill, i» ,Urvcl communication who he wus us "he didn’t unnouncc ly nfter which the defenso will idge. tion. Kelly’s condition was ruj pulled away, accosting to cliw B lith e money market of the the club an urcount of his recent himself.” rest, counsel said late today. ported this morning as okay. Four I friends o f the family, The presidential party, traveling trip to New York during which As his car sped through the vil­ JACKSONVILLE, July 1.— Tho The former deputy warden de­ others overcome by tho gas sufThe youngster’s illness w* 1 ™ 1,oy ,,H o"■f dwindling tfriul«ii..v *iC tremors : i uwinuiing past week found the weather fav- clared in* hail never received any by automobile traversed 200 miles lage of Glisuni, the president spied lie ulimi.it reached the point where j brought on by an attack o f malai of Vermont, New Hampshire nnd a lunch room along thu main lie would not admit he wus from fered no ill clTects. oinblc to farm work, declare:) A. ' . t e j S 011* * t ‘ "'v , u » money from Fannie Kessler, Mor­ Mns.Hachusctt.i roads in » little ia which at first was not serioi of them, mmhl y’- r th o ,naJon,y J. Mitchell, Weather Bureau man, ris Swcctwood, wealthy convicts more than eight hours. Without street. Stopping his uutoniobile, Florida because of the certain but which latqr developed into cross-examination thut would come preparations to ho went in unannounced nnd en­ in thu crop and weather bulletin Ispend another high fover. His condition grentlj "m ht on their issued today. The highest tem­ from New York, from Willie liaar, policu escort nnd on nn unfamiliar joyed a lunch with Mrs. Coofidjjo when the Now Yorkers learned member o f thu group of seven con­ route the motor caravan made op luwns. The c o n s e n t within weakened by tho fuver. it % be he was n Floridan. four walls of r, Itodroom still was perature reported was 1*8 Three victed from Savnnnah on liquor o f a dozen enrs, * most o f them o f sandwiches and coffee. c « ____ m j * n j.|liev«d, made him unable II. C.~ Overstreet o f Longwoi.d Continuing his juurney through considered undesirable in tho li*ht and si:; tenths inches of rainfall charges, or from Mrs. R. K. Wal­ filled with newspaper reporters um»uJh th« cru i^ has been elected to membership S a y s Keene, N. II., whore a number of at Glen St. Mary's wus the great­ of recent happenings. thall, or W. F. Wall. Those men­ mul. photographers, lost its way silly I Scores uf friends o f the persons recognized him, thu presi­ in the club, according to an nnTho water nnd sewerage **». est precipitation of the week while tioned have figured in evidence of half u dozen times. announcement here and elsewhere dl> Iii a further nouncumunt made toduy. Mem­ dent crossed thu state line anil terns, never interrupted, arc |„ 1.2 inches at Ocala, 1.8 ut Talla­ government witnesses who told of leaving Plymouth shortly lie- went throU” ht the hvart of the bers present nt the luncheon were: through the Chnmber o f Commerce tnesbagea of sympathy to good shapo. While the Sheffield hassee, 1.9 Sanford, und lit ut trunsferance o f large sums of E. D> Brownlee,, It. H. Burg,. this morning it wax learned thnt I kins home this afternoon forc noon, alter he had been as- fifth Massachusetts congressional R Irtoruge reservoir went nut, the Eustis. money. district which was holding a special L. C. IlcHout, C, A. Byrd, A. P. during 1924 Sanford was deSig- news of Roberl sured that his aged father was on Early planted cotton is well adiGibraltcr Dam stood intart and ul"A fter serving more than twen­ Connelly, |)r. I). |). Caswell. K. B. »*ated ns a bird sanctuary by the i known By his sunn) late corn made good prog- ty years us a prison official, I had lthough the pipe lines nave been Deduced there is plenty o f water shapeBeanuta und cane are in good less thon $5,000 tn assets ” the de­ **nd citrus groves were |f° r «H. The gus still is cut olT. worked; prospects, how­ fendant declared. Electric power is expected to he ever, below exncctHtioni foe the “ Neither Ilaar nor Kessler offer­ xpectatians for the ed mu uny Christinas present of ^restored within 24 hours. How­ season. ever, laht night two o f the main Tho lowland* continue wet in $5,000 ns has been stated in this ptreetj \vere lighted ami tonight the Southern division. Long, Dr. C. J. Marshall, E. J.|t,on has been taken as to sitting Avucado trial,’’ Fletcher further testified. P*hU also are promised in the rts- pwir? and pineapple* ore behi BRITISU ET CONTRA! .Houghton, K. B. McCracken, W. M. a8i,!° n reservation in which the “ fttial districts. McKinnon, Dr. 11. H. McCmdin, Q. various birds and fowls, common tiqq*ed from that section, with yr July 1.. |PuPplies ure coming front out- melons from tho central und soin? ape F. McKay, G. E. McCall, Rev. T. J. Di this section o f the state, may be. LONDO I7j»**l Ijiae cities, but much bread is be- parts of the western. Nixon, C. C. Nesmith. B. T. Over-1 P r o fite d by law. The fact that «moantin»c to Kessk* journey Griti.i |mg turned out here over wood this city had been designated as a oven awanicu nab. street. A . R. t’ hiit, if. II. P a t t i-.,, , |Col. Cootidyu sat up for fori KUrrg. touring conditions. e new ' wnctimry — ------- *uy •“ ‘ he county r “ 1 Efforts o f the defense attorneys jiihall, A. K. ILisseter, A. Raffleid, pro Losing bis way for the fir time minutes and will sit up for a fc rl.inked in ; missionera was o to introduce as evidence testimony In P * issuance o f building porE. I). Randall. Jr.. L. H. Steele. J more tins evening. Hi B Ii CHICAGO, July 1.-*-Wheat, July, o f Albert E. Sartain. (armcr ',.r .| na.r SprtajlW d. V am am , 1*1 ! ' aa* suspended during I S V a d -pul-"' . " " M G. Sharon. P. B. Smith, R. A. Win- lerduy's story on this matter trs imjiiio survey!period which would con- 145Uj to 14614; Sept, 133*4 to 144 den of the prison, who is waiting it nci given to The Herald by the Gb Htnn, R. ||. Wight, and L. J. Wllcam itiincc, the presidential cariently nbovu riormal tin |inct with the finnl plan o f rocon- t». Corn, Sept. 100*4 to 100 berof Commerce, action on his application for p new I :ib< Json. halted at a toll bfidge ov crlety . the physicians bulletin Oats, Sept. 45*,» to 46ti, itruction. trial jwere overruled by the court.' wa HAYNES MAY RUN FOR GOVERNOR IN OHIO ELECTIONS NEGOTIATIONS OF ITALY AT CAPITAL CLOSE ABRUPTLY W I L L I A M S SAYS DREDGE WILL BE HERE IN TEN DAYS Funeral Mrs. Purdon To Be Held In DeLand Divorce Suit Thrown Out Nov York Court Ex-Warden Denies Receiving Bribes At Federal Prison KiwanisClub Hears Former Texas Man At Luncheon Today Little Robert Perkins Suddenly Claimed By Death at Home Today Two Jax Men Killed By Hydrocyanic Gas President and Mrs. Coolidge Are Back At Swampscoott After Plymouth Visit L Favorable Progress Made by State Crops Sanford Named Bird Sanctuary By County rurtner Report Markets ' *•* • A 4 w e e wi �I ounce ok. mail will ho carried be­ Seven Bands and Foilr New Air Mail Sendee- tween the two largest cities in Man Discovered By IYMEN country in eight hours and fif­ Orchestras Engaged Will Be Inaugurated the teen minutes. Police May For Halifax Frolics PLAY TWO GAMES Atlanta Certain tropical fish belonging NEW YORK, July 1. — Two Be Florida Convict DAYTONA, July 1.— T o meet squadrons to the puffers and porcupine fish­ of airplanes will taka i la f m HERE ON JULY 4 es of the Philippine Islands are the musical requirements o f the off in opposite directions tonight poisonous, due to the presence in ATLAN TA, July 1.—Claiming over n trail blazer uy nigh pow­ various features o f the- Halifax various parts of their bodies o f a ppei loss o f memory, a man appealed to summer frolics to be revived in ered searchlights to inaugurate an Friday la Open Date; Start Atlanto authoTitlta tw o ddaj a y s ago Daytona, Daytona Beach and Sea­ overnight mail between New York substance chemically similar to the — - — fo r old In establishing hit identity. For 10 cents on deadliest o f the mushroom poisons. Lakeland Series Here On Police said yesterday the atrangtr breeze from Wednesday to Satur­ and Chicago. day, seven bands and four,orches Thursday Afternoon;' Sc­ wns unfortunate mate in his request. tras hnve been engaged and Information received from the ries Expected to Be Hot One cause o f the advance arrival department o f justice indicator several thousand visitors from Amurancenient was made this that the inqulror la Henry Gam- other states, additional winter ho­ morning by officials o f the San- mage, said to hnve escaped from tels have been reopened tempora­ State League that the Celerymen the state prison farm at P.alford, rily. ford baseball team o f the Florida Florida, last November, Acting Po* Encouraged by the prospects of will play Lakeland here on Thurs- lice Chief Jett anounccd today, day afternoon, July 2 and will play J “ I don't think that can be me," success, civic clubs promoting the two games on Saturday, July 4 ,, said the man believed to be Gam- frolics, which for a year have been made the basis o f a continentalm morning iiivtiniii) game f t " —- to — be — played be- . mage, when told o f officer’s findreaching publicity campaign in be­ ginning at 10:30 o’clock and an a f­ ings. *’I don’t recall being in prison half o f the summer period advan­ ternoon game to begin at 4 o'clock tages o f Florida, have employed or being tried for anything.” ns usual. He is hcltPuiUil inquiries of professional talent to telegraph to According to the scheAiItt, it was announced Thursday was an Florida authorities have been nn- contribute additional features to the program. open date while the two teams swered. United States Senntor Pnrk were to play Friday afternoon and Trammell will preside at the open­ No Record In Florida twice on Saturday. It has been TALI AHASSSE, Fla., July 1.— ing ceremonies. arranged, however, to have the first game with Lakeland on State prison authorities here have Thursday afternoon, make Friday no iccord of Henry Gammabe, bethe open onen date and play the two ing held by Atlanta authorities as irdny If" games as scheduled. Saturday nn escape from the Florida state The Lakeland team started o ff prison. They believe, however, the second half o f the season that he is Fred L. Harvey, one of FEZ, Morrocco, July L— Violent strong by winning a long string o f the aliases Gammage is said t.i Riffian attacks on French outposts successive gomes hut has been hnve us*d. Harvey was convicted unable to consistently bent the fast in St. Lucie county Nbv. 19, 1921. have been beaten off with great Tamps aggregation which trounc­ nnd sentenced to ihre? year* f n r enemy losses, states the French ed Sanford in the opening games breaking and entering, but escaped Communique today. Riffiun forc­ here. , by jumping from n running train es composed Inrgely of regulars, were ordered to take the heighths The Saints from the “ Sunshine while being transferred on Dec. of Upper Lcbcn and n group of 3 o f that year from Fort Pierce City," winners of the first half, outposts at all costs with threats won consistently from the H ig h -, to Raiford. Later he appeared in of punishment if the offensive landers Inst week and it stands to Palm Beach county under the failed. reason that after Snafnrd hag al­ tried ami covicted there of breakready clinched the present series tried nnd conviced there of break­ with St. Petersburg, she will have ing and entering and sentenced to a good chance o f taking the series two years. He escaped again. He the latter part of this week from in said to be nbout 19 years old and Lakeland, thus putting the Celery- to be from London, Eng. hurts. Even the slightest pres­ men within striking distance of the sure o f clothes is unbearable. top position of the four?cpmorcd When that scorching sun gets in league. its work, bathe nnd bandage the This is tho consensus o f opinion sunburn skin with LICARBO. It wealthy casternon o f the few persistent boosters of tnkes out the pain at once. Tho Scene ------------------------------- -------- ------„ next day a slap on the back will ers pay for the privilege o f living as cowboys and cowgirls all summer, the Sanford team who are looking bring a smile instead of a cry of L o'l to right are Miss Caroline Kennedy o f Trenton, N. J.; Miss Elaine for the Celery-feds to win the McAlpin of New York, n great-granddaughter of John I). Rockefeller, second half In a great uphill fight. In a statement this morning, pain. ------- t' —of Trenton," jjjjj ■ Betty "Kennedy and Hones" Anderson, famous LICAUBO takes the burn out of Miss Secretary It. A. King of the Jun­ cowboy of the old school. ior Chamber of Commerce urged sunburn. Sold by alt druggists. that all members of that organi­ zation attend the weekly luncheon at tho Seminole Cafe at 12:13 o'clock. Special entertainment number* have been secured for Thursday's program, lie Halt], and it Is hoped that there will be a (Continued From Pnge One.) good attendance. ing Brown nnd Shannon. The It wns learned that the matter Saints were retired for the inning of securing a zoo lor the city will without further scoring. be again discussed nnd that re­ The visitors last score came In ports will he made in rcgunl to the seventh when, nfton /Allen plans for helping the local high readied first on an error, he was school with its athletics during the udvnnced to second on Messner’s coming season. A committee has SEE THE ORLANDO hit and then got to third on a had been appointed to discuss with tho FOR DEPAPERS throw, scoring after Doyle's fly county school board the matter of TAILS OF DOI.I.AR had been caught by tho Sanford erecting a hgh school gymnasium \Y TUESDAY, right fielder. Messncr was caught in connection with tho proposed JULY 7th. stealing third nnd Shannon went new high school building at French out on a fly to Frisbio. Avcnuo and Fifteenth Strct. The Saints secured three hits in tho eighth1inning nnd-one more in (UVJtT OP the ninth but were unubla to again t v t i i i : , » i i i u i - i t Umit h a . HHM IVOt.P. COUfTTY. l'L( score on the Colcrytnen. i\ ciiasK K.lir. ST. PETE. AD R II PO A E D A IS Y DKIiANVY DAVIH. Allen, ss Com plainant. .. :i 1 U I) 2 l Meemtr, 2b .. 5 U 1 3 1 0 WIN DAVIS. Doyle, 3b .. .. r> 0 2 2 0 1 Defendant. CIT ATIO N Shannon, If .. 6 I 1 3 1 0 HTATK OK F L O R I D A : 4 1 2 1 0 0 T UTBo |l<-n Davis. D efendant In llm Hernandez, rf .. 4 0 1 2 9 0 a b o v e styled causa. It n|i|>i'iirlng from no nftlilnvlt Barnes, lb .. . 4 1 2 10 0 0 fill d In this cau se by tho CoinidutuBlock, c .. . .. 0 1 11 0 0 nnt, that y ou Ih-ii linvln, are u non­ Hewitt, p ..... .. 8 0 0 1 7 0 resid ent o f tho Htnm o f Florida, that y o u r lust k n o w n (daco of 11roc r, p .. .. 0 9 0 0 1 0 unit resident'll In Ihu Stale ut Florida, When “Dudes” Turn Cowgirls Riffian Losses Heavy In Out Post Attacks SUNBURN as you buy Tires HERE arc' tw o ways a car owner can buy tubes* own He can go out looking for price — and get it. O r he can buy tubes that will give his casings a chance to deliver the mileage that is built into them. U . S. Royal and Grey Tubes are T b u ilt to g iv e m ileage an d get mileage. T h e y resist heat, h o ld th e ir shape and retain their elasticity. T o get all the mileage ou t o f a* new casing or to make an o ld casing last— put a U . S, R oyal o r Grey Tube inside it. U . S. Royal and U . S. Grey Tubes Made o f Sprayed Rubber —the pureet and m oil uniform rubber known —and now made even heavier than before. United States Tubes <* are Good Tubes' TrW* Buy U. S. Tubes from I. W. PHILLIPS* Dodge Service EDW. HIGGINS Fc:d Dealer Members Of Junior Chamber Are Urged To Attend Luncheon Sanford Trims St. Pete Score 5 to 4 In Second Game Here Tolnh .. ,i ,. .37 SANFORD AB Wade, cf .. .. . 4 Walzttk, 2b ~ .. .. 4 Collier, If .. .. .. 3 Alti.til, c . .. .3 Cur.cy, rf .. .. 3 Mctju ?, 3b .. .. .. 2 Bailey, lb .. .. .. 3 Frisblit, ss .. .. 3 Alver&on, p .. 3 4 10 R H 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 U l 1 1 1 l 24 12 PO A 3 0 4 2 0 0 4 4 5 0 2 1 8 0 1 l 0 3 Friday! A Get-Ready-for-the-Fourth Sale at Dickson-Ives wan Milnfnrd, Homlnolo County . F l o ­ •1 rida. nnd that y ou r |irN«nt address mol pine*' of rrslilwnra is 2313 N. !■: •h'Kiiy Hireui, I'hitndidiihln, I’ er.n0 slyvnnln , and that ><.n are o v e r Ilia o f tw e n ty .on e y ears and that 0 ngi> th»-r« Is no iniraon In tloi a b l e o f 0 l-'li.ritlu. I Itv ser v ices o f a Hum­ 0 m e r .4 In Chancery upon w n o m w ould Id ft I * 011. 0 T h e re fo r e , this 'S to c a n iniin d l y ou. I’ m Dnvls. ; o i i s r s m o i l t l u iliu I iipiiear before out s.t'd I’ lr l Jeilti lY u r t . at Hanford, rtamlntde 2 ( ‘ ■‘ Italy, Florida, on the >it.1 day i.f 1 .Lily A. I>. IttSJ, to imiko Uliawer t.> tho Mil o f coni plaint this duy fii■ I u- ilust you lay th e CoiMidnlii.ini Totals 2H 5 5 27 11 r> Score i‘i mpirint wilt ho iiikcit an e, nings: nnn m o mn « 1f• 1 by you and this ruuiii |i'nSC u ,i ’cluriiburg , mm HI J lUO-l parte. The samo being u Sanford .. .. . noil 1100 02x-6 *uti for divorce. _ It I- f u rt hIIC e r 01 dared te a t tills noSummary: There base hitsH m fo.'d Dcyle Wade. TwrVhns^hlit^Friii- 1 . „ .,‘ ub'i...... |................. In hie, H itly. Sncrfllce—-Collier, AI Huofor d Hionlnolw (Vuiflty, FlnrMs, n e s .» w e e k f o r fo u r eousciuiUru I-R. Hits—off Hewitt 5' in 7, Uroer ' oweak*. nonu in 1. Duultlo play*— Messncr W I T N B 8 S inv Timid nnd o ffic ia l to Doyle. Stolen bases— Gurley, si.tl o f the Circuit Court id ih<Hewntl) Judic ia l Circuit r.f tho Mc’ snfr. Base on balls— off Hew­ I'tiile of Florida, la unit f o r S y m b i­ itt I. ,\Iverson 4. Base oh halls— ote County , on this 1 tin 3rd Joy of St.Pcle. ft, Sanford 2. Left on Jena, A. IV 1935. V B. D O l.ill. V.V4, ha l- - S t.Pete. 11, Sanford 2. Um­ •’ lurk. Circuit Court, Kuulnulo pire— Pich. Time— 1:40. Ci ■■ut. Florida. IK A. \V. tVKHKH, D epu ty Clerk. Shanghai is policed by blnckhrailed, be-turhaned men from In­ dia. ISKA I,I W II.HON * lO CH I'O l.nBIt. Ho'lrltura f o r Coiii|ilulirii't. I ’ llbllrh .1 Jtn, 3, 10, |7, 21, Ai July IM, C i line's. The Indescribable West The Coal North-Land —the scruIcC olorad o Rockies; gorgeous, golden Call(omia;the Pacific Northwest; your National Parks; the Great L a k e s — the North W o o t ls i th e restfulanil in vigorating T en netsee M ou n tu in e—through the heart nt historic Dixieland, by w a y ol Atlanta, Lookout Mountain, Chat­ tanooga, Vluccueln Hand, v ie White Hats, $2.79 llathiiiK Suits, $3.8!) Everyone wants a white hat for the Fourth—these :i(j include leghorns, hesips, ribbon-hemp combinations. Flower, ormiment, nnd gras grain ribbon trim. $2.79. Fifty swimming suits in the form fit­ ting one piece styles. Plain colors of orange, green, scarlet, navy, and com­ binations with stripes. Sizes 36-44. R’Ascot Sweaters, $3.98 Jersey Teddies, $2.29 Kid Boots styles sweaters with V neck and short sleeves—just a bit of a eolar. In pink, green, blue, high and pastel shades. Only 12 at $3.98. Kapok Pillows, 98c Silk floss Kapok pillows which don’t absorb water. A combination too that doesn't pack. In round, oblong, and square shapes, averaging 20” . 98c. THE DIXIE TLYER L lb riri’ Otnifvitlon C . n , Or.wine Sonni •mi Camparttn.nt Slteplnu C«i«, C'.aeht*. n . i r . r r . i r i n . .tim m .r ( n r , , - l o n e ritiirn llm ll,— t u n * .n l.n l ,tn p -o v ,r p r l . l l , ^ , . —d lv irtlty o tro u t,* —«lx«<ilt tour*. Eiccpliaoally Goad Dialog Car Jltnic, F r r ilr r t n n , car m m . i l v n t , (J lu m a irJ k m t U u . n J Mac, in/.rmal(un, ,i| ply la i(|rfun‘lulnl . / A TL A H D C COAST LISE RAILROAD A . S ic IUa| er tt.r.S c .U .y H.C. A SI.L.fty. LAW.R.R. Misses* Coats $19.50 A special purchase of light weight basket weave and kasha coats for misses and young women. Lined with crepe de chine— in light colors. Sizes 14 to 38. $19.50. S lS C r .li.o U U * . IJ tW .lla y S l. 1 1 13 0 - . k . w Hid*. D U I. R m t. R . p r r i f . l . l l v , . —J.cka.n .iH r, 11., Jersey silk teddies in flesh with blue binding or blue with flesh binding. Also peach with orchid and orchid with peach. New at $2.29. Boston Bags, $1.39 Sixteen Inch Boston hags of enamel thick to carry your bathing suit anil towel. Double handle style — a Fourth necessity. $1.39. * ^ d td * * A All wool and swimming suits in at­ tractive high shades of green, orange, red, peach, blue, and tan. for girls of 2 to 14. 36 to sell nt $2.95. Boy’s Sport Suits, $2.98 Clever Huita for boys 5 to 8 years! With two patch pockets on blouse, short sleeves— colored sports belt and linen trousers. Very special at $2.98. < U U J a (* —Let'6 make Sandwiches and go picnicing Get Outdoors — Enjoy Life More Life in th e open i* he,ilih’» greatest help. Re­ solve now, to get outdoors more. Give up Bread Bak­ ing in hot study weather. To keep feeling fine, eat Merita Bread regularly, for it is extra rich in nourishineni—yet e a s y to digest— th e re fo rere a liu ild cr of health. Let’s take the children and go—or maybe just you and I— to a nice cool shady spot — on the banks of a rippling stream, where the smell of woods sets our appetites wild— and the freedom with nature, fills our hearts with joy. Let’s forget care— let’s declare our “ Independence”— and enjoy this July 4th as we have never enjoyed a holiday. W c will fill our baskets with good things to cat — delicious sandwiches galore — and cool­ ing drinks aplenty. Away from the grind of daily life, w e wi l l find happiness and pleasure — and come h o m e refreshed and . with a renewed eagerness for business tasks. T o insure the day being a complete suc­ cess, make your sandwiches with M e r i t a Bread— for in each slice there is a bountiful l 3 supply of richness— and an extra amount of savory nut-like flavor that tantalizes appe- I tites. Take along an extra loaf or two— to ^ go with your fried chicken. Wrapped in® waxed paper, each loaf k e e p s exquisitely 1 1 fresh until ready for use. f Two sizes, 10c and 15c. G e x t r a R O C E si R r ic h M A D E BY *‘ i i - ■ FRESH DAILY, FROM YOUR Priscilla Says: Won’t You ’Phone Me? Kiddie’ Summer Suits $2.95 L.C, nUr.k ( f c ?3 .8 9 . I’ll tie glad to select anything you want if you’ll phone me at Orlando 1106. And, frankly, thoso Fourth of July sale val­ ues told of here are worth buying. Won’t you let me make a selection for you? C.AE.I.Hx, ^comes on / Saturday/i b r e a d THE A M E R IC A N B A K E R IE S CO. �a A m e r ic a n s Probleih Of * -# % ' i i iJ ic * i (I f The following Is the estimated'cost ioif pairing Chapman Ave­ nue 10 feet in width between Union Avfitua god First Street With sheet asphalt oh a 6" rock base. 1000 cu. yds. grading at 50c........... ..... $ 500.06’ . 756.50 800 Hn. ft. curb and gutter at 85c------_• 1825 sq. yds. paving at $2.00...„...... ........... ...... . 3.650.00. 96.00 320 sq. ft. concrete alley returns at 30c___ 900 lin. ft. 3“ drain tile at $100.00 per M...... . 90.00 Engineering, advertising etc....... ...... . 413.15 ■ > '' V r •* influence to break down the doctrine o f formal discipline'’ and brought about ‘‘the’ recognition of the need and training of the spe­ cific abilities" o f children. Another speaker, Mias Clutle Bloodworth, divisional director of exceptional education u f the Ala­ bama Department of Education, discussed the needs in education for adults and urged adequate fi­ nancing for tha work. Pnjul Dillingham, superintendent of Falmouth, Muss., schools, de­ clared that consolidation of Bchools has brought about improvements in the school system, and many successful results had been ob­ tained, and B. C. Gruenlerg, man­ aging director fnr the American Association for Medical Progress, New York CP*, asseted that sci­ entific cducatiun by teaching per­ sons to ask “ what are the facts” might be looked upon as defense against propaganda. George E. Teter, head of the English Department of the Wis­ consin State Normal School, said “ English teachers will fight a wellnefgh_hont*h‘ss fight ns long as III' is accepted by teach poor English ers of other subjects." He urged correlation between English nnd •other subjects STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES I'. STEW ART . Tqta! estimated cost............. .... ....... Z..... .V i»***#•**♦*■*#■•< ..$5,505.65 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Number o f feet frontage;......... .— ,_....850.96 Assessment per foot frontage-------- ----- $6.47 (2) The" following is the estimated coat o f paving the following A tenues *32 feet in width between Union Avenue and First Street vix: Locust. Lake View, Sad Juan, Lee and San Carlos, with sheet asphalt ohil'6'* rockbfuse. 4006 cu. yds. axenvation at 50c............. .......... ......... .................. $ 2,000.00 4000 lin, ft. concrete curb and gutter* at 85c...... „J..... ....... 3,910.00 7380. sq. yds. pbving at $2.00............ ................... ........ ____ 14,700.00 ........ 630.00 “ 10(> sq. ft. concrete ulley returns at 30c...................... ........ 450.00 1500 Un. ft, 3” drain tile at $100.00 per M .............. Ehgineering advertising etc., ..."....... ,................ ......... 1,772.41 The dam thht held tho water supply f6r the town o.’ Horton. Kan., col­ lapsed nffer a series o f heavy rains and every able-bodied citizen work­ ed for hours to prevent the flooding of the town and de, ruction o f crop?. The lake that was released by the damn's collapse was two mlfcr. long, half a mile mlde and 35 feet deep.. - Booming ofSunrisc Ancient Graveyard GunMarks Opening Of Indians Is Found Of Halifax Frolics Near SantaBarbara WASHINGTON, July 1.— With thut the Coolidges lmd no company1 DAYTONA, F la.,'Ju ly 1.— The SANTA BARBARA, Cnlif., June the Coolidges out oi the way, the at any o f them— but such as they booming o f tho first sunrise gun 30.— An ancient Indian grnvoynrd White House is undergoing its un- were, there’s high authority for mark's the opening o f tho Halifax believed to antedute the Califor­ nual overhauling, to keep the the statement thnt they were pre­ Summer Rrolics Wednesday m om- nia mission period, was dsienvered [| weather out when it turns cold pared by professional hands. recently near Purissima Mission in Another burning question—Whv ">P and with tho varied program the Santa Ynoz Valley near hero, Enough again so that its occupunts need a little shelter from the el­ huve the Coolidges four cooks in I perfected In every detail and the hy Don Meadows nnd Itu}» Grin II, em ents. It’s chronically under re­ about thre months? Careful in -, triple cities brilliantly decorated Orange, Cal,, research workers. A pairs. but usually it’s during va­ vestigation proves that there’s no und illuminated, four days o f un- number of prehistoric specimen!, cation time that they’re undertak­ mystery «s to two of them. Mrs. precedontod summer period mcren on n grand scnle. Tho roof Jonglduet's still on the job and rimerit are expected to follow, Frolics* used for a year In obtained. eaks, for one thing, nnd if rto- seems to ho Riving satisfaction. So lected for much longer would much for her. Mrs. Martha Mul American and Canadian newspapTho Initial plot, once the “ hap­ ve let the rain through like a vey, tho incumbent when the Coni- ora ns a basis for calling the at- py hunting grounds" o f tin* idges moved in and a survivor in tention of millions to Florida’s bronzed warriors o f the west was sieve. The first floor rooms, to which her position from away back i„ 'rummer season charms, will sur- sitinitcil iii the center of what was bccause she was growing old, had pass the inaugural event of last up to the time of discovery, com­ the public in more or less ndnfitsome money and wanted t • July in both vuricty nnd splen- pletely obliterated all trace o f the ted, are in such shape that visit­ saved r,,qf dor o f pageants and social funerest. impoitant field. ors’ would be in danger soon, but Two, .however. Intervened loturns. for pending repairs, of stumbling According to Meadows, they dug Features for the opening clay inovtr loose boards, or boing hit by falling plastering, us it shucks off the ceilings and walls. The fact Is, the White House is all worn out. It ought to bo prac­ blent Coolhlge’x taste. He lul.es - iff Hanghilahl and Dave Koetzln said. The braves were buried in a.sit­ tically rebuilt, but that would cost simple food. He’s n man of th<- in the morning uml the staging of too much, so the policy is to stick world, can stand for some frill - on 11n historical pageant by a cast of ting position with the knees on a temporary patch here and special occasions, but eating nlunu 500, community singing by n cho­ crooked beneath the chin. Of for­ and another one there, and keep with hU family, plain stuff is whm rus o f 1,000, nnd an over river ty skeletons which were unearthed, every one was found facing tile at it until the first patch gives out, he craved. The two unaccounted (lrcwarka display in the evening. when it's time to stnrt in nil over for cooks, it seems, considered it Uniteil States Senator Purl; west—toward the setting sun. Above each grave, us a sort of ngnin. beneath their urt to fuss over such Trammell will preside at the it i-----nnd the one crowning m o f mkj the mur king mm and nuuvuirj-rjqueen partition rbetween By this process of constant tink­ olebian dishes as he insisted on. emwotp* V i . i T 'T ering the old pile is kept looking Whether they were fired or quit <>f the Frolics which will precede i :\ h1,1L'Ht0,10 sIa ’ reason ably spruce but it's n wreck in disgust is the CooHdge’s own s e -1presentation o f the pageant on 8eVBral ,nu,tfl underneath. Not that there’s any cret. They won’t even tell who City Island, which has bon ilium------- ------------- -------- ~ danger o f its actual collapse in a the superceded “ mechanics” were, ( inedjw ith 6,000 electric lights in ( ) f E n g l a n d H tlS henp, with the presidential family not wishing, it is explained, to , the Frolics colors o f royal blue, or* , n i „ ’’***> at the bottom. It’s watched too make jt hauler fa t th^uji^o g e t ^ n ilfc ^ niW B if<a I he progtlm for, A C l O p t e U liU lS S U h i O i k carefully for that. It’s a problem, fresh jobs. But there’s no ques- eacTl day l.Weplete with interest-1 T o r to is e s h e ll T yp C however, how long it can be kept tion that they retired by request ing features and continent Wide, ji from disintegrating by degrees, or otherwise, for the White House publicity given the movement as­ when it reaches a point where it service’s own good. sures a record attendance from LONDON, June 30.— Conservaconsists of stucco, putty, linseed all sections. tivi English people nre adopting oil, white lead and nothing else. Several winter season hotels American ideas nnd habits to n Curiosity gnaws nt Washington's have been- temporarily opened in greater extent than the average vitals. Who cooked Coolidge’s order that the crowds may be Englishman cares openly to qdmlt. meals over Sunday, just before properly housed nnd fed, nnd a Tho most recent case, of Nlpe they left for Swampscott? Mrs. large entertainment committee, George wearing big tortoise 'shell Julia Jongldoet, White House cook, MILTON. July 1.— Whnt Is said will look aftter the wants o f vis­ glasses, has been followed by sev­ departed Saturday for the summer to be the largest blueberry furm itors. eral English hostesses in fash­ capital. The Coolidges didn’t go in the world will be established ionable Loudon following the cxuntil Monday. Thnt leaves at near here by u group o f men heudrmple o f n prominent Aim-rican least meals unaccounted for — ed by 1. B. Krentcern, of this city. who entertained 00 couples to diu•uncheon, and dinner Saturday, The farm will be 700 acres in size, ner at small tables, while a cab­ bruukfust, dinner and supper Sun­ said Mr. Krontzcern. aret entertainment of the most e x ­ j -------day, breakfast and luncheon Mon­ The blueberry industry is now TAMPA, July 1.— Real estate is pensive and up-to-date nature went day. Rumor has it that Mrs.Cool- in its infancy, the men maintain, idge put on an apron nnd did the nnd plan to operate the farm on now selling by the front inch in­ on. Evening parties with music nre cooking herself. She has and she the basis o f (urge future profits. stead of by the front foot. At rare events, could. The Coolidges spent many Already there nre several twenty lenst this is so in a certain case in now comparatively and although some of the mere acre blueberry farms around thisjTamim. years without a maid. | But the unromantic truth in this 'town that bring an annual profit | A coffee house after purchasing important of London’s hostesses l instance is that the executive man­ o f approximately $10,000, it was a new building found that 15 are trying to introduce them, the inches of the structure extended American idea o f u cabaret dinner sion’s entire kitchen personnel said. over the property owned by a real, is likely to outstrip them, and |ieodid not go to Swampscott when estate operator. Consultation was j |d° generally welcome the novelty, Professional ball players have Mrs. Jong Moot did. Enough stayed behind to cook nnd serve. caught balls thrown from tho held and thq result was the pur-1 As some of tho society ehrnnits *ay*. \^b-*t would London do Those final meals mny huve been n Wnshington Monument, which is Ichase o f the 15 inches of Innd l>y. I the coffee house at $100 per inch, without its^ A met lean hostesses i-i ‘ rifle sketchy— it's noteworthy 555 feet high. i. 1thi.sn *'* these rlnifu days?' Total estimated cost.... ............................................. $23,522.41 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. TTumber o f feet frontago ...... ..........,4446.58 Assessment per foot frontage...... !—£..1.5.29 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Preliminary Width Feet Name Description of Having Frontage Assessment First Street Extension, Sanford. 651.79 G 40 100.74 303.64 G 40 46.93 161.7525 G 40 25 O 40 • 161.75 25 101.75 (1 40 161.75 G 40 26 161.75 G 40 25 161.75 25 G 40 808.75 d 40 125 647.00 H 40 100 101.75 H 40 25 H 40 161.76 25 25 161.75 H 40 II 40 25 161.75 161.75 11 40 25 H 40 21.28 137.08 J. Marshall— Beg. at the intersection ■ ■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ OUT OUR WAY By Williams s AFFILIATED W IT H 5 T he Sanford Credit A Sanford Hu tel Sanford Hutel ssociation Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel m Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel : Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel . ■ nuninru n oiei Sanford Hotel ••• S Sanford-Hotel * '^ari/ord Wo to I Have You 1 : Milton Men Establish Large BIueberryFarnt Tampa Property Sold For SI00 “ Front Inch” S ■■■■!( " Realty Co., Realty Co., Realty Co., Iteulty Co., Realty Co., Realty Co., Realty Co., Koulty Co., Realty Co., Realty Co., Realty Co., Realty Co., Realty Co., ueauy o., Realty u Co., Realty Co., Realty t’o., Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot i.oi Lot Lot Lot 31 blk K 32 bU K 33 blk K 34 hlk K 36 blk K 36 blk K 10 blk K 11 blk K 12 blk K 13 blk K 14 bik K 15 blk K 16 blk K i f blk-K nix-tv 17 18 blk K 19 blk K Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 25 blk L Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 27 hlk L Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 28 blk L B udget ! System: ? m ■ 'OW do you operate your household expenses? .Do you draw your salary weekly, but pay your bills monthly? Don’t you find it hard to pay an entire month’s expenses from a single week’s salary? H a m u Certain spccica o f snakes nre capable of climbing the rougher barked trees. If you haven’t tried it, you will find wonderful relief in the budget system. Figure out just what it costs you to live a week,count ing ALL expenses, then, each week, lay back this amount. Then there will be no worries on the first. And aside from making it easier on yourself, you will material­ ly help every merchant from whom you buy. Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Hotel Hotel Hotel Hotel Hotel Hotel Hotel Hotel Hotel Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel : Sanford Hotel Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Hotel Hotel Hotel Hotel Hotel Sanford Hotel Sanford Hotel Realty Realty Realty Realty Realty Realty Koulty Realty Realty Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot I»t Lot Lot Lot 27 hlk 28 blk 29 blk 30 blk 31 blk 32 blk 8 blk 9 blk 1U blk M M M M M M M M M 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 182 3“ V- 962.78 120 113.95 25 25 30 30 24.50 24.50 24.50 24.50 634.80 597.51 13225 132.25 158.70 158.70 129.66 129.66 129.66 129.66 120 112.95 127 J)5 25.02 85.01 15.01 634.80 597.51 676.8( 132.31 132.31 132 JK 132J3C 132.3( 132JK 132.3C 1322U 25-91 25.01 25.01 25.01 25.02 113.89 28 ii 25 32 32 25 32 25 32 25 32 25 ae. 32 i,..3 5 ., m 32 33 25 -• 32 ’ 1*1,88 32 112.89 32 127.88 32 25 32 25 32 25 32 Xff 32 25 32 25 32 25 32 25 32 112.89 32 25 25 32 32 25 32 25 32 25 25 32 32 25 32 25 32 127.88 32 112.89 32 > 127.88 32 * 25 25 32 32 32 82 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 Realty Co., Lot 13 blk M 32 32 Realty Co., Lot 15 blk ,M 32 32 Realty Co., Lot 17 blk M! 32 Koulty Co., Lot 5 blk O 32 Realty Co., Lot 6 hlk O 82 Realty Co., Lot 7 blk O 32 RealtyCo., I.ot 8 blk O 32 RealtyCo., Lot 9 blk 0 32 32 32 32 Realty Co., Ia>t 13 blk O 32 Koulty Co., Lot 14 blk O 32 05 ... 25 25 25 25 25 112.89 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 127.88 127.88 25 25 25 25-,': 25 ; 25 25 25 127.89 G97.1S 132.21 - 132.2J 13251 132.2! 132*1 132*1 132*1 676.41 G97.il 676.41 132*1 132.2! 132*t 132*! 132.2! 132.2! 1 32*! 1 3 2 *! 597.13 132.25 132*5 132*5 132.2! 132.2! 132.2! 132*! 132.21 676.41 597.1 076.! 132* 132* • 0*1 O*I AO —*• 132.21 132*1 132.21 132*1 132*1 597.1! 132*1 132*! 132.21 132*! 132 2! 132.2! 1 32*! 132.26 676,10 676.49 132*6 132*6 132*6 132*6 132.26 132*3 132*5 132*6 676*4 all parsbiM interested In the Special Assessments It’s never Uphill to the Man On the Level. Co., Co., Co., Co., Co., Co., Co., Co., Co., 1 blk M! j,mJ < rcr, . l«0 1 t ). 31.98 25 . ’*6 25 25 25 112*5 •V 2*81 i 24.51 *4.51 24.51 30- . » 30 2A. • 25 vyj * W D I a I tAPO U S, July 1.— Instruction in elementary reading and writing for the 3,000,000 na­ tive And 1,500,000 foreign illiter­ ates in this country “ is a public school responsibility to be recog­ nized by every community,” Char­ les M. Herlihy, Massachusetts state supervisor of adult alien ed­ ucation, today declared before the Adult Education Department of tie i National Educational Aasocia* llbnMr?^nnimIcon ventloh here, “ Wherever the„st#de .and local ter the.:»tati governments," he said, have vot­ ed money for this educational work, the native and foreign adult3 have grasped the opportunity to attend classes." field of education, he asalready has passer! the ex' penrtental -tage and has become an* integral part of the public school system In 15 states. j k Mr. Herlihy urged adequate ap JHbropriations for the work, declaring ■ t h a t “ illlteacy is a serious hamlii » c a p in the exercise o f good citizen W s h ip and the success of a represen­ ts* tntive democracy requires n liter5 ate electorate." ■ J, M. Gurinn, superintendent San If Francisco schools, said that scir ence ’ had developed ip American schools “ a powerful psychological thence southerly parallel with C|fpman •n Avenue 182 f t to Union Avenue A thepce westerly to beg........... . 404 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 10 Uk H 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 11 blk H 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 12 blk H 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 13 blk U 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 14 blk II 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 13 blk H 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 16 blk H 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 1 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 18 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co,, Lot 19 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Con Lot 20 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 22 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 23 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co.', Lot 24 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 25 blk J 32 C. J. Marshall— Beg. at the NW Cor of the Intersection of Locust Ave. and Union Ave. run northerly on the west­ erly line o f Locust Ave. 182 feet thence Wly., parallel with Union Ave f26 feet thence southerly parallel with Locust Ave. 182 feet tiience Ely. 126 feet to Bug........,.............................. ........ 32 Christian Science Church, Charles Phil­ lips, Trustee— Beg. at the NE Cor o f the Intersection of Locust Ave. and Union Ave., run Nly on Ely line of Locust Aven 120 feet thence Ely paralltd with Union Ave. 117 feet thence Sly parallel with Locust Ave., 120 feet thence Wly 117 feet to Reg....... 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 9 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 10 Blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 11 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 12 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Ix>t 13 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Rcnlty Co., Lot 14 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 15 blk J 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 16 blk J 3! Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 17 blk J Eunice B. Godwin— Heg. at NW Cor. of Intersection of fgikc View Ave. and Union Ave. run Nly along Wly slde.of Lake View Ave. 120 feet Wly parallel with Union Ave. 58 feet Sly parallel with Imke View Ave. 120 feet Ely 68 32 feet to Ueg....„...d.., Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Ix>t 1 blk K 32 is pieces of property .1! avt are payable it. full witkir g s p e c i a l r o l l hai vV*; * . ii or in ten equal annual Installmerits witl^ interest at 8 per cent per annum from and after tho lima said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of tho Cit^ o f Sanford, Ha-, wilt be held at the Citjl Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 20th day of July Aj I). 1925 nt which meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints und objections as to such special assessments, and will at said lint* George adjust und equalize said assesstuen ts un a basis of justice and fiaht. Henry Clay, was serving with tno and when said special assessments are so equalized and adju.-: United States navy in Chinese wa­ will then,stand confirmed and be, und remain binding liens upon Uuj ters, Miss Jackie Van l)iv>-r, 23, ef property ugulnst which said assessment* ore made until paid in accord­ Dnvsville, Ky., went to Cincinnati clad in men's clothes and tried to ance with provision of the Rc.-iqlutioiis No. 219 and No. 220, adopted by a f f il ia t e d w it h : enlist us a sailor. When her sex the City Commission o f the City c f Sanford, Fhv., on Juhe 22nd. 1925 was discovered recruiting officers he anford redit ssociation (SE A L ) L, R. PUJUFS, City Clerk. k up u collection to send hcr| Publish July 1st and 6th, 1925. v » f ‘ ’4 f- , buck! home. «M n a aH «N M aH aaaB aaB u aa N M oaH «H aa*h aaM aaaa H «aaiB «aaa T S C A �r — — ■■%«.. rngm TW "" " - -- --- - - - - NO WONDER THE MONKEYS ARE WOR^I Something more than eight millions dollars worth o f Palmetto fibre ia exported from Morocco each year. A large 11" t m f a t n a m i H'orlda under Ael o( amount of this product comes to the United States where It is used in the manufacture o f “ stuffing” for automobile ■liar cushions. And here sits Florida with thousands of acres of M J U U & U l>; !A S _ -Manager I Ho w a r d u u u o . palmetto-covered land serenely passing up the opportunity n t t » i4« to direct most of those eight million dollars and then some, 1 N a a a n lU * ' w w w u m n s « a t*» into the pockets o f its own people. n« Yaa|w-|7.no SI* Month* U.50 Florida, somehow, has been slow in the utilization o f her aHverat! in n « y l»V, Carrlei. P«r •ok. ICo. Waakly Ktiltlon I* so natural products. Palmetto growth has even been regarded »r >oar____ ____ _ ________ i p i i n i i , *< w «r*r All obituary as a nuisance in this state when all the time its leaves and o/l«*a. cards ot thunk a, resolutions its stock and its very roots can be used for products that Bd notice* ol sntsrtatnmsnta wl would be a source of great, revenue. tk r (« i nra uiatlu1will be chm kr at regular advertising rata*. In Morocco the machinery used for making the fibre Two women at a mere pittance are I K M U r t t T U B A M O C 1A T K I 1 P H K M is extremely crude. T h e AMorlated Hreaa la exelu*. hired to operate a machine which does the work in a decid­ roly entitled •'* l*>« ,or. ,re* Yet, enormous quantities of the ubiication nf ml new* dtnwttlii* edly wasteful fashion. red Itee to ll «r not uiharwls*crad­ led In thl* paper and also,*»• *** fibre are produced, during times of pence, and it seems that al news publlahed herein. All rights no one has thought of making Florida a competitor of the if repubUcatlon of specie! dlsnslctaAfrican state. it herein are also raaar-ed. What Florida needs, it seems to the Herald, are more W ED N RHIYA Y . T lTl Y 1, 1925 ” drivesu in behalf of home products. There should be no "T H E HPJtALD’S PLATFORM end of propaganda in behalf of the natural blessings which If— Deeper water route to Jackson­ should be put upon a money-bringing basis. Florida schools, ville. „ , j , [.— Construction o( 8t. Johna-In- especially should he making a point of training Florida hoys and girls to see the treasures close at hand. For some day dlan River canal. |^-.Ritenalon o f white wop. the very things that now too plentiful to he valued will he |.— Extension of local amusement*. the state’s greatest revenue-makers. — Swimming pool, tennl* courts, Instead of a few palmetto fibre factories, muking mat­ I.— Augmenting of building pro­ tresses on a small scale, Florida should hnve great manu­ gram—-houa«*, hotel*, apartment facturing plants turning out the finished automobile cush­ houses. 6.— Extension o f street paving pro­ ions, not' to mention countless other articles for which a good stout fibre is desired. gram. 7^—Conatruction of boulevard Give Sanford a factory like that. It can he done. •t The Earthquake. No 3rd Term Question. War— Great Teacher Call Money at 6 per cent Sad. By ARTHUR BRISBANE (Oipyrlatit l»ts> r iM iu around Lake Monroe. 8.— Completion of d tp beautifica­ tion program. 9 j— Expansion o f school ayatem with provision for Increased fa ­ cilities. ________________ Our office boy says about the only' time knocking is appreciated Is when opportunity comes knock­ ing at your door. The beat way tn end the Rif flan war Is for some enterprising movie producer to sign Abd-el-Krim for n lung contract. A four hundred million dollar cut In income taxes is promised by the government. We'll bite, when is it to be? ----------- — n---------------- Beauty Doctors, and Something More --------------------o-------------------- Cypresc and Pine Fram'ng Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plaster Hoard Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Do rs Windows NO ONE DOUBTS that this misfortune will be adequately and promptly met by the resourceful courage of California's men and women. Only last Sunday, Arthur! Williams, hond of the great New York Edison Company, just back j from California, told n gathering] at the house of Judge Gary o f the impression that California had made upon him. “ They are the wonder people of the world," ho said. "Nothing stops them; nothing daunts them. If u mountain is in their wny, they wipe it out. “ If wnter they need is COO miles away, with mountains and valley* between, they bring the water to them. "They set an exnmple in ener­ gy, civilization, progress and de­ velopment to the rest of the world. To look from San Francisco ucrost the bay to Oakland, seeing high in the air wiies that carry light and power hetwen the two wonderfull) lighted cities, to travel the lengtf I of that magnificent const, with its millions nf intelligent, active peo­ ple, and its unbelievable growth, is an inspiration to the citizenship of this country." THIRD TERM TALK will be postponed by sensible people until plenty o f work for the people to do without worrying about distant issues. If the president carries the nation successfully through his first elected term, without serious mistakes or set-backs, he will have rendered a great service to the United States, and the people of liis party, not being idiots, will ask him to take charge for four years more. Time enough after that to talk about a third term. "THERE ARE four things which 1 humbly conceive are essential to the well-being— 1 may even venture to say, to the existence— of the United Slates as an independent pow­ er. First, an indissoluble union o f the States under one Fed­ eral head. Secondly, a sacred regard to public justice. Third­ ly, the adoption of a proper peace establishment, and fourth­ ly, the prevalence of that pacific and friendly disposition among the people of tin* United States which will induce them to forget their local prejudices and policies; to make those mutual concessions which are requisite to the general pros­ perity; amt, in some instances, to sacrifice their individual advantages to the interest of the community.” —George IN VIENNA lectures in all lan­ Washington." guages will Ik* given by professors DANGER IN MANIA FOR LEGISLATION TIMES-UNION A complete line of THE EARTHQUAKE in Califoridn following so many similar upheavals in various parts of thl* country and in Asia, fills with dis­ tress and sympathy, o f every good American, It affects but n small part of the western coast line, and undoubtedly, with full informa­ tion, will turn out to he less ser­ ious than the first agitated dis­ patches represent it to be. Good afternoon, have you been to the Beauty Doctor to day? BIBLE THOU OUT FOR TODAY If you hnve fniled to keep Hint appointment, you have Y E W ILL REAP W HAT ■Y L been guilty of n near-crime. For the Beauty Doctor we have SO W :— Be not deceived; God Is in mlftd iti n composite of the number referred to by the Life not mocked: for whatsoever u man THOSE WHO know California ■oweth, that shall ho nlwr reap. Extension Institute, and recommended for all people who de­ know that this misfortune of a Galatians vi:7. sire to he well and happy. moment will 1*- wiped away, mnde ---------- o---------up and soon forgotten. It will These beauty doctors do not charge for their nervices. T H E CRUISE TH A T FA1LBTH check California's growth by NOT. They do not maintain offices nor "parlors” . But good re­ not as much as an hour. “ It is more blessed to give than to sults are positively guaranteed when their prescriptions are • receivo.” faithfully followed. THE NEW YORK Times do la thy cruisa o f com fort wasting? You know them, too, by various names. The Life Exten­ votes part of its front page to “ A Rise and Bhare it with another; And, through all the years o f fam ­ sion Institute calls them: Dr. Fresh Air, Dr, Exercise, Dr. Third Term fur Coolidgo.” ^ There can’t be any Coolidgo ine, Diet, Dr. No-Poisons, Dr. Good Temper, Dr. Industry, Dr. third term discussion until after Love divine will fill thy. store­ the president ahull have been re­ Periodic Health Examination. house, in 11)28. Ho has been elect­ Or thy handful still renew; As you see, they nil live in Sanford. The only question is, elected ed only once thus far. If ns is Scanty fare for one will often how much patronage do you give them? Which of the staff probable, he should bo re-elected Make a royal feast for two. are you in greatest’ need o f? Which are you most generally in 11)28, that would be his second term, and the right time to begin For the heart grows rich in giv­ neglecting? ing; ' There are homes in Sanford where windows are kept talking o f a third term. All its wealth is living grain; closed. There are homes in Sanford where many people WHEN WASHINGTON wai Seeds which mildew In the garner, Scattered, fill with gold the plain. breathe over and over again the poison air from each others’ president nnd an agressivo editor lungs! There are homes in Florida where the atmosphere was necusing him o f royal ambi­ ' Is thy burden hard and heavy? Help to bear thy brother's burden, fairly stinks— and ugly, hut the only accurate word—of tion, a desire to bo king, the peo­ God will bear both it and thee. stale cookery, stale tobacco, and uncleanliness! There are ple worried about too long tenure of office. Having got rid of an Numb and weary on the mountains, business offices anil stores and shops in Sanford that were English king they didn’t want an Wouldst thou sleep amidst the constructed apparently with no provision for good ventila­ American king called president in tion. Dr. Fresh Air is grnvely needed to bring his minister­ place of king. George Washington snow? Chafe that froxon from beside thee, ing to this Florida town where out-door living should be the answered that sufficiently when he refused to be elected more than And together both shall glow. twice. A rt thou stricken in life's battle? very order of life! And what would Dr. Exercise find in Sanford. Would Mnny wouhMed Tdiiiul the a monn. f Lavish .ou ^ bu ir. wounds .thy Iml- he find Sanford people honestly endeavoring to take the prop­ THUS FA It PRESIDENT Cool­ sam, er amount of exorcise every day? Would he find them faith­ idgo has been elected once. And And that balm shall heal thine fully practicing their setting-up exercises? Would he find anyhow, the United State* Is not own. about n successor to them playing tennis and golf? Would he (iud the people of worrying King George juat now, but wants Is the heart a well left empty? Sanford walking briskly their three miles each a day? The stable, consistent, efficient govern­ None but God its void can fill. Herald will not answer its own questions. Sanford people ment, ESPECIALLY NOW in the Nothing hut a ceuseless fountain midst of various crises, financial know what those answers would have to be. Can Its ceaseless lunging still. and others, following the war. And Dr. Diet and Dr. Good Temper and Dr. Industry and Is the heart a living power? Mr. Coolidge’s accidental brief Self-entwined, its strength sinks Dr. No-Poisons? What would they find? tenure o f office following Presi­ low, Altogether the Life Extension Institute being in the busi­ dent Harding’s death was not a Jt can only live in loving, presidential term. He sat in the And by serving love will grow. ness of extending the lives of the people knows just what it president’s chair when th • presi­ — Selected. is talking about in referring to the "Beauty Doctors" that dent died, hut dUI not bceumu pres­ 1..... — o---------- can. be employed by every intelligent human being. ident on Ids own account, not in Climbing is good for one's health sense in which Washington Sanford folks too, are wise enough to take advantage of tile but climblhg prices aren't good for understood thy presidency, until the services o f these contributors to the great blessings, one’s pockelbook. he was elected in November, U)2I. ■--------- o---------good health and useful living. Maybe the reason why we de­ test mosquitoes and collectors Is hecause they both present their bills. from all countries. From liar - { vnrd to the Horbonue, wisdom will pour into Vienna. Hut all the teachers in the world will not teach Austrians as much as the war taught them in a short time. War is the great educator. It teaches men what they most need to know, namely, that for human being* to cut each other’s throats is not profitable, does not help victor or vanquished. ; Frames and Screens Made to Order Murphy Honing Hoards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 472-W Davey and Nesmith ATTOnNBVB-AT-LAW atl-itlS-ftlJ Kill ST NATIONAL IIANK IlLIMl. PUTTING ACROSS SANFORD’S MESSAGE Ry HOWARD HUI.ICK While Mayor Lake, Edward Higgins and Boh Holly are endeavoring to keep the home fires burning, I am rambling around the North nnd West combining business with pleasure and endeavoring to put across the message that Sanford, Florida is the one best bet for n home; for business or for recreation nnd pleasure* nnd that it is proposed to give new comers to the city of opportunity nnd o f promise nil that they can find anywhere else and then add just a little bit more for good measure. In answer to the question m to where ia San­ ford? My reply is that it is in the very center of every­ thing that is really worth while in the land of sunshine and orange blossoms. I have been very much interested in the annual report of the secretary of the Chamber o f Commerce detailing the ac uities of the past year and it surely in some record o f acromplishmonts. It should be an inspiration to every man in Sanford to put his shoulder to the wheel ntul help push. A unifed effprt always brings results,1*^1) the opportunity is now at hand to make Sanford one of the best ami hircent cities o f Florida, I hope by the time I return to see the Chamber rep­ resented l»y at least one thousand member4. The publicity that will come from an organization of this size cannot he over estimated. We Have Three Bargains On 1 N ■ Sanford Avenue u M u H ■ ■ u N H ■ N N M U ■ ■ ■ M 104 ft. Corner Lot at $1-10.00 per front foot. 50 ft. at $125.00 per front foot 114 ft. at $150 per front foot. ■ ■ Britt-Chitienden Realty Company, Inc. ■ ■ M ’ Si ■ 2102 First St. RenltnrH. Sanford ■ ■ M ■ Membership in the Chamber of Commerce in a strong in­ dication of civic pride and if a mart does not hnv- this inter­ est in the city in which lie lives and prospers it would be bet­ ter for the idly ns well as for himself to fold his tent and sil­ ently steal away. My introduction to Sanford ha. convinced me that there are none o f this type of citizens within the fold and that if the matter is properly put before them they will want to do their part toward a bigger and a belter Sanford. It may be of interest to the people o f Sanford to know that while the pinsttiers are tit work on the Hot I Forieal Lake we nrq busily engaged in the matter o f contracting for furnishings ami equipment anti hope to have all these mat­ ters out o f the way by th - time we get. back t<• Sanford in September. Every indication points to the completion o f the hotel and the opening <-a schedule time as promised. We are sparing no effort lit make the new house something that we may all feel justly proud o f and as good a* can I t- found in any part of the county. Let Sanford people apnud this news to their friends far and near. I was so sorry not to have been able to participate in the opening and dedication of the new city building. This L-. junl another indication of the progressive citizen hip which is found in Sanford. The new citizen cannot help but look upon this indication of substantial building with prid*- fur, clearly indicating that those who are responsible for the city'* welfare are building for the future. Why not ask the Clyde line for a day line of steamers from Jacksonville. This would show the beautiful St. Johns River nt its best and divert a large number of tourist - through Sanford. Sanford should also be listed with the big tourist agencies and a request made that they include Sanford in thvir itineries of Florida trips. Also ask the Atlantic Coast Line railroad to feature Sanford n little stronger in their literature. If we don’t demand recognition we will never get it, The only things that is funnier thuu a two hundred and fifty the Figures, showing the number of one particular instance of pound man In knickers is u two bills olfeied and passed in and by present timo, that now being on hundred and fifty pound woman. the legislative bodies, apparently exhibition in Teuuesse. It would have no weight with the |K>ople. uppear to reasonable minds that I read The Sanford Herald every day nnd desire to congrat­ Today's best laugh: “The skinny They continue to pen Ml in de­ there could have been avoided all ulate the publishers on their effort to do their part in making huvt a slender chance of keeping manding that tills, that or the oth­ the agitation, all tin- charges and Sanford what it really ought to be. We all mast U- inoculated cool, hut the plump, they have a er matter shall he “ taken care of," counter-charges, all the disturb­ with the spirit o f optimism and if we are there can be only fat chance."—Greenville i’ icdmuiit. an they sny, by law. And thus the ance that has been created if the one answer. The pessimist will disappear and the foundation legislative mills go ntt grinding in legislature o f Tennessee had re­ SAD HOURS IN Wall Street stone will be laid for the building, {'lease keep in mind that Yes, Sanford’* stores arid busi­ every year, adding to the already fused to enact into law a bill proMonday, when rail money, with I am with you in spirit and in just u short time expect to bo ness establishments are all going enormous pile o f law, much of hibiting the teaching o f the theory which men speculate, went to it of evolution, saying to the public with you again in person to hang up my hat and become one which is worse than junk, because, to close on Kuturduy so everyone o f you and do my small part in the great task lu-fore us. can celebrate the Glorious Fuurth. in addition to being useless it school authorities: “ You are the per cent, highest price since 11)28. makes fur confusion worse con­ ones to decide what shall and what It is all right for business men to --------- o---------tdiall not be taught ill the public pay ti per cent or more, all right Since four of the western states founded. The Chicago Enquirer snys that schools of the state. This, school for a tuilrond to pay ti per cent hnve experienced several terrible the continuing demand for luw* authorities have been doing very and a good fat commission for u earthquake shocks, we see another and more laws "is becoming crys- generally fur years and years, ami lean. But Wall Street likes cheap ASHEVILLE CITIZEN advantage In living ill good old Inlizcd in a habit," nnd that "the there has Iteen no ill eiD-ct appar­ money and worries when it doesn't Florida. The New York Yankees, taking players as well ns to teams. There 1 mania for legislation is indeed an ent on the public school system of get it. ■ o —■ — 1 The worries of the street are the field thit season with identi­ tre, for instance, certain pitchers] abiding danger. ’ ’ The Chicago thin country. But the muinent a MTh# hat weather is Idamed for so newspaper quoted proceeds to law was passed nnd prohibition sometimes the opportunity of the cally the same team that came who are practically sure to beat! many things we suppose that's the summarise, briefly, some of the pronounced against the teaching wise man. Many tilings arc sell­ within nn ace o f winning the Amer­ certain oppimin^ teams. They en­ reason that sometimes you have prevailing demands for h gista- o f evolution, "the fat was in the ing too cheap on that list of stocks ican League pennant last year, i joy this probability of victory bo-1 to wait three or four minutes be­ tion, saying: but you cannot identify them by floundering around near Die bot­ "aviso those imposing teams have firs." fore getting central, The very great danger that is in guessing. Keep away from gam­ tom of the list. They are in such come to believe thenm-lve* inef-j "Bureaus and commissions mul­ r , w ■J,1 — ----- o— ----aus poor plight, not bee because tlu-it fectfve against that brand of pitchtiply, with their armies of employ­ this mania for legislation Is that bling. arms or bands art- any less skill­ •ni • No matter how wonderfully They are saying that the Wash- ees. Drought and storms come, it !:i going in the direction of tak­ MERCHANTS DECLARING ful ' titan lust year, but becuuse great the individual player* on a Ingtdn bat.-ball du b is an outfit and the fanner turns to congress ing away from the people much of cAstoffkj who are too old to to remedy the devastations im­ o f the liberty they heretofore hayy that they live in dally fear de­ they lack the spirit that wins. team may be. they are powerless The Washington Senators, bav­ aider,s they have the winning spirit, play good bull anymore but just the posed by a dispnssimiute nature-! been permitted to enjoy. Govern­ mand laws that would sentence in robbers t-> imprisonment for life. in-; surprised tiu- fans by winning tlm fighting mood. r ante It doean'P take a magnifying Economic functioning throughout ment operation ami control to note their position, which (lie world operate* to th.* hurl of these days even Is sought for the New York’s Hoard of Trndo atid th-. pennant and world's championAnd. in l hi* end, whether they gl is exactly eight place* removed business and industry, and con- family. Functionaries, it is pro­ Transportation has official'y urg­ chip last season, were doped at the have it or not depends upon the ctart of the present fight to land •'bility or lack of ability of their from the cellar and not a very bad „ress is importuned to munufac- posed, shall take* the place of pur- ed such a law. I in the second division. According manageru to put it into I turn the curative nostium for such euts. Law is invoked to accom­ them. plftcc (u occupy* IT MIGHT be good, especially I to tbr- experts, they “ played far “ Bucky" Harris takes an aggreg-t n!— —— 1ills! A group of the ritixenshin plish this. Going along this line Now if those Cilery-Fed* could 1experiences an urge to accomplish what will there be left for the in­ I if the life convicts cou ld be made - beyond their real form last year, Don of player* who nro rpjf 'Stars inning streak fur the moral nr social f :demption of dividual, fur the state ? Ir it not- |really useful during their impria-. and they can't repeat." Neverlhe- ind thrusts them into » world’s keep up tln-ir IVi Imps they could b e ! less, they- are giving the league- .'hempiunahip. Miller f Huggins 1 tits remainder • Iha week ami Kt. : the bulk of contemporary papula- time that the p-oplr thomiolves joiiment Fiteri.hurg could go la Ta »pa and ! lion, and congress la called upon shoo'd give vi»jf serious thiuy.ht |u cd irrigating particularly dls-1 leading Athletics a hot chose, anti take* n team which has Leutcn all trim the Bmokerx three traii*hi. |tu shajie character, to mold morals, to th - danger that is in loo much Urgrt-t- able deserts or druiniug| c few days ago were within half -omers and let* them b r0p into If lla-y do this tiny are I rorr.c o f the worst mosquito niul a game o f tying them. This l* true -he ruck. Not luck, not! accident, you would *eo a shake up in th< ami to prescribe iidca of social law ! I;k*-ly to declare fur n let-up in dlrea.se breeding awamps—with 1because the Senators have the win- bat the lender-hip o f ti g u e ftainiitq. standing that would Mt-e thr­ conduct I" I-ague team b of sotue reasonable hope o f commu- Ining spirit, the mind to cynquer. local* buck in u pod ;n that ia I There are many evidenceit of law-making, for th.i purp manager i i what deterr linos the j I within striking distant 1 of the I thl* mania for leglidation. It is I averting the danger that thr at- talion if they worked well far 1 'thin thing of winning or losr -landing o f a boll club il any leainr-tsssry call attention to only' cut. twenty ycarr. league leadership. 1big spirit applies to individual tall guy. THE SPIRIT WINS i NEW LUMBER YARD -------------1— t o t -------------A Direct Benefit From System When you put system into saving, yon soon Bo­ gin to got direct benefit— and step by sti-p you climb higher to financial success. Open an ac count with us today. 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Having* Armenia JjnminolB (Jfounlyl^ank Sanford,Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS ■4*1 100 Feet ON SANFORD AVENUE $70.00 Per Foot Thirty-one Acres on Lake at a Real Bargain Twenty-two thousand Acres with twenty mile* water front. $35.00 Per Acre E. F. L A N E REALTOR It mints 5**1 *502. P h on e 25 First National Bank Building. Sale:: Force: Miss Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. J. II. JACKSON Long Time Igjans on Residences and Business Property Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Merri weal Iter Building 2nd Street. I Phone 5 �8ANF0 RD HERALD, WEP TELEPHONE:— Office 148 IS GUSSIE MAE FRANK IS LOVELY IIDE OF DWIGHT DE LAIN SMITH [N PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING lutiful wedding of last eveis thnt o f Miss (lassie Mao |r.J Dwight Do lmin Smith ook place at 0:30 o'clock in igregatinnnl Church in the MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. TELEPHONE:— Bes. 428-J MR. AND MRS. DWIGHT DE LAIN SMITH *i a bouquet of tiny basket with rose s fastened to its handle, was " i * s Dorothy Smith who lUtk -Mr wore, n dainty beruffled frock o f white pet and on har head she wore a crown o f nrang* blossoms* The bride entered with her fa­ ther, who gave her in marriage J they were met at the altar by th j groom and his brother, Vergil l*e I Smith, o f ltel,ami, v.h i wns his he? I man.’ ltev. T. J. Armstrong, pa; I tor of the church, performed th 1 niitrt’iais using thx impressive rin; j hurch was artistically 'Joooie colors of pink nitd lo­ wing used. The altar was with ferns and palm8* “ ■! of lavender asters and Jinnee roses being Pi®**.* frvnls about it- lhe.*!j?„.t service. i altar rail 'vere cnt inc The bride wns never lovlier than paragus fern. PUc^ ‘ , A in ii:r bridal gown o f Nottingham „ ..*■ windows were bns- lace, Which was » gift of relatives in England. The gown, which was made over ivory satin, was fash­ ioned upon the simple lines of an old-fashioned gown with dropped necl; line and tiny puffed sleeves. w _____r pnnied Her beautiful veil o f Dutches* h ro arlotte Smith, sieiight- was hfild to I’ cr head by a wreath “ Bccausc” and "O Pro- of ii( orange ....... ....................... blossoms. A platinum Mi»3 Smith played To ...... ^,,,1 dinniontl _____ _ pin, . ‘ . thte gift o f the e" softly during the groom, ^ was her only ornament. Shu ‘ carried n shower bouquet of bride’* roses nnd valley lilies. Mendelssohn’* wedding march seed. First to enter wns used as a recessional, shers, Peter Schall, of Mip. Smitli is tho daughter of d Edgar Smith of Dr- Mr. nml Mrs. Gustav Bernard took places nt each side Frank and has made Sanford her ■. Miss Rosamond Rad- home since early childhood. She inford, mnid-of-lmnor, wnt* graduated from thA Sanford own the right aisle ns High School nnd is a girl whose Mrs. Smith before her marriage last evening, was alias uuaste Mac rris of Sanford, grooms- charm has .endeared her to all Frank, Ihe lovsly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. it. Frank of this city. eed down the left aisle. wjl(i knew her. Mr. Smitli is the son o f MY. an,l Mrs. C. H. Smith of thia cify. He is Wade of Hastings, sis* Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. nnd a prominent young business man of ikd.nnd, ride, as matron-of-honor Mrs. Charles Henry Smith and has me. also made Sanford his homo since lford wore n moat he- early childhood graduating from vn o f lavender goor- the Sanford-High School. He now oned with henvily-cord- holds a responsible position in l bottom, and trimmed the Minim Motor Company o f De­ ribbons and nn orrin- Land. , „ luc flowers. Her hat During the evening Mr. and Mrs. , picture hat o f lavender Smitli left in their car for an exbraid-trimmed with a tended 1rip in North Carolim* uplorattv] A large arm bouquet on their return they will occupy due rt n varying shades of la- their new homo on Carolina Drive >f ant* pleted tho costume. Mrs. in "W estwood" in DeLnnd. render lovely in n straight lino For traveling, the bride wore u flat crepe in sleep pink beautiful ensemble suit. The gown heavily beaded with was of figured yellow silk made in 1 iridescent She wore fashionable straight lines. The :ture hat of pink horse coat was o f black georgette, trimtriaimed with large mod with grogram ribbon. He: eeper shades. She car- hat was of taffeta in matching •e arm bouquet of pink shades, trimmed with oriental eniJ3C3. broidery. Her slippers and accesir rose petals from a ories were of blonde. I Better Service Through The Federal Reserve System INFORMAL RECEPTION IS GIVEN FOR WEDDNING PARTYTUESDAY NIGHT BY MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SMITH An a member of the Federal Reserve System we hare working for us and for you, the well-oiled machinery of the greatest financial organization in the world. Its nation-wide farllitlea for transferring and collect* Ing funds In the safest and quickest way are at our com*, mand—and YOURS. ' , • The First National Rank is the only bank in Sanford which la n member of the Federal Reserve System. Lei us herve wyou. » : l si * s, , a a . *i » Intmediately following the Pfnhk-Sniith nuptiiah last evening, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Smith, phreots o f the groom, entertained Mrs. Smith woro a beautiful wftlf an informal reception At their gown o f ivory satin and cream luhne on West Third Street. lace, embroidered with pearls. The entire lower floor wna beau­ Mrs. Frank was handsomely gown­ tifully decorated fo r the occasion. ed in black georgette, trimmed Asphragus fern nml shasta daisies with ecru lace. were used with artistic effect, my­ In the dining room, tho punch riads o f white tapers in crystal bowl wns hanked with fern and toldevs casting n lovely glow over daisies. Miss Naomi Scoggan, Mina lie beautiful scene! Many tall' Emma Spencer and Miss Velma >Askets o f daisies were placed |Shipp served punch throughtjpiut the rooms. In the dining j out tine evening. Misa Le Claire oom the bride’s table held the .Jones 1 hud charge o f the "Bride’s nnny-tlercd wedding cake placed Book." .«pon a lace doth. A tiny bride Cutting the cake formed n de­ •nd groom were placed upon the lightful diversion: Miss I*o Claire op of the cake. Two tall white Junes rutting the ring. A dainty npers in crystal holders and d ice course in green and white was )OWl o f bride's roses completed the eerved and nut cups were of white able arrangements. roses. A while Illy was placed In the living room a bridal hell upon each plate ns n favor o f tho occasion. A program of music was enjoyed during tho evening. 'J he guest list included only the tv. doing |nui>, liiu f,iiiiily tuiiiiuC- * FIRST NAT10NAI BANK ON THF. OOF,AN FRONT Daytona Reach Among the out o f town guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. II. R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, and Mr. ami Mrs. J. E. Gates, o f DeLand and Frank Hardin, of Or­ lando. Overlooking the New Pier ami Dance Hall Mi’s.A. Vaughan Gives Dinner Party Is Given By Mr. and Mrs. Lake Gives Musical Tea Social IwCalendar Wednesday ellto Turner Circle the home of Mrs. I 200 Holly Avenue. Thursday Seminole Chapter Number the Order of the Eastern dll hold the regular m#et8 o’clock in the Masonic I Members are urged to lie land ail visiting Stars will a welcome. ■lenry Wight will entertain ■iioniing bridge party honHelen Shepherd, of Niagrn IR li, N. Y., who is the attrnctfl Hhomm guest o f Alisa Al>bio Di Miss Camilla l’ uleston left yes terday for Camp Junaluska, when she will spend the summer. Friends of Warner Scoggan will bo sorry to learn that he is ill in a hospital in Macon, Ga. W. F. Edmonds, campaign man­ ager for the American City Bu­ reau, was in the city yesterday on business. Mrs. W. E. Scoggan ami daugh­ ter. Misa Naomi Scoggan will leave Friday to join Mr. Scoggan in Ft. Valley, Ga. Delicious Moderate Meats Rates iiW B a a a a a B B a n a B a g a a B B a B H B N a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B B x a a a fl Don't forget to attend the luncheon of the Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce Thursday. We will have a speaker from Orlanclo with us, also other entertainment. [ EXTERMINATE ANTS ' nests Sanford Represented ,At.Presbyterian Meet Chinernned by Mrs. R. C. Maxwtdl, a number of the young peo­ ple o f the Sanford Presbyterian ( hurch are attending tho Presby­ terian Young People's Conference which is being li Id in Winter Pari;. This is nn annual gathering o f the young people throughout the state horn tho various Presbyterian Churches. The Sanford group, which will return home Thur day, ($ composed of Miss Florence Mero, Miss Grace Gillen, Miss Jean Maxwell, Miss Elizabeth Turn hull, Mias Rebecca Stevens, Robert Green, Richard Maxwell and William Dultose. THE BOGART ANT POISON is carried to their nests ■ by ants nnd fed to their young— all die. Every bottle n ■ is GUARANTEED. 3 Made in Florida. 25 Cents— A ll Druggists a Used Everywhere Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rogers and litiYu Ilaughter, Dorothy, moved thin week to one of their Sanford bungalows. They carry frith them the in arty good will of the entire H n a n a B a a K ia a a M a a a sn B H a a B a a B a a a a a a a a a B a a a a B a a a ftia a a community. Mr. and Mrs. Rogori will nail July $1 front.' Jqck milvjlle fo r To-* ronto to vi3it relatives. Mr. anil Mm. J. 3. Hodges of Cocoa spent Sunday with friends in Chuiuota. Mr. and Mrs. William Townmnd nnd daughters of City Point are veilin g Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Song. Whon Imhotep, “ the architect of thu Kin;; in Upper and Lower Egypt.” wn designing the beauti­ ful temple of Zorer, Mill) It. C., tin* ancestors of King Minna of Crete were living in wattle-und-daub huts, making crude pottery and i hipping stone, and the architect of Stonehenge had not yet seen the light o f day. A B E R N E TH Y P H A R M A C Y Formerly Bogart Pharmacy ernelhy Daytona Reuch, Florida. 5 SI _ R ia ia u B iia iB iiiiB B a B iiiia fliiM B ie ie B iB ia a iiu a n a Bradley’s Swimming Suits. All-wool, solid colors. One and two pieces. Men, women and children's- The Mediterranean fruit fly, r. Certain African tribe* ■tear the faces of their children with identi­ dangerous insect that ruint all fication marks, that they may rec­ kinds of fruits, is now established ognize them again if separated by on every continent except that of North America. slavery or war. Golf Knickers Mr. nnd Mrs. It. A. Winston and little daughter, Shirley, have re­ turned after a pleasant visit of several weeks in New York. Friday M rM U eorg e A. DcCotteo will cnteiUm nt bridge at 8:110 o’clock Mr:’. R. II. Berg, accompanied on t Avenue, lion- by her cousin,Misa Margaret Eaton iiriiiic Mr». S. R, Dvighton, who with Mr. Deighton and family, of Orlando, left this morning for hav«flBfcciitly moved to Sanford a short visit in Jacksonville. from (flftensboro, N, C„ Mr a. A. C. Edwards and daugh­ ter, Miss Margaret Edward*, of Saturday [will be no Story Hour a Tampa, will arrive today to lie th.* Hry will bo closed fur tie gueats o f Mr*. Mary Strong. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry McLiulin returned from Miami last week. Mr. Mdaiulm attended the Jewel­ er’s Association while there. John Scliirard returned this week from a delightful trip to Rich­ mond and Washington. He accom­ panied his grandfather, Mr. Rogero, o f Bulatka. All pure linen, tan and white, light weight wool flannels. All sizes. $4.00 to $10.00 Celery farm—seventeen acres, over 700 feet on West First Street, two and one half miles out. Ten acres tiled, modern nine-room house, four flowing wells, large barn, fruit trees of till Kinds, farming implements. Don’ t forget to keep your eyes on West First Street. Property bought now, will make substantial returns, t'rlce $19,01)0. Terms. Seminole Business Exchange First Street, Opposite Post off ice Mias Editli Stewart, who lias been visiting her mother, Mra. Sa­ rah Stewart for the past month leaves today fo r New York City, where she will enter Columbia Un­ iversity. Mrs. John Schirard returned tills past Week from a visit to Bnlatkn. Shi* came hack by way of Gaines­ ville, where she made arrange­ ments for John Schirary to enter in the fall. New shipment fine Swiss straws and Panama Fancy Socks New Neckwear tor Men Phoenix all-silk, fancy check, grey and blue, brown and tan, black and white- Plain colors in all-silk Phoenix Rooster Red” Bows and pretty pat terns in all-silk four-in-hands. Stripes and Dots 75c to $1.00 50c to $1.00 Oyster white, brown and navy. Check. All pure linen $2.50 and $3.00 Mr. and Mrs. Mimrnt» B. Hutton are expected home today from ” 't*r w «U Ibg trip, which included *u'w ^ ai*d various point3 in the east. They will occupy an apartment in the Welaki. Calvin Teagqo, accompanied by hii mother, Mra. Jessio If. Teague oi Laurens, S. O., arrived yester, V\ ~ affua her hus­ band, Dr. reague, for a visit with a jury one hour and fifteen Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Langlev. Cal­ ' to decide that Mrs. Blanche vin Teague is returning (Jom his divorced wife o f a Toledo vacation. “ter, waa entitled to $50,000 D second wife for ulleiintion TO ALL VETERANS OF TH] affections. She married SPANISH WAR. m 1906 and tbu divorce wu-i Annuit picnic .Saturday, July * 1,1 1023, two years after tit Baliard’* Place nt Altamont tlttj.iWeman who later Springs. Come and bring . you family. Men’s Straw Hats Boys’ Knickers On or before July 10th all prices will advance at Palm Beach Pants Men’s and Boys’ Union Suits Munsing and other standard makes Small and large size pajama check Best grade. We Close Saturday, July the 4th. Tan, brown and gray* All nic ored. Sizes 7 to 18. Do Your Shopping Thursday and Frida For further information apply at HOTEL MONTEZUMA II. B- SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc Make reservations early for inspection tour ia tm ia H a Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce Personals Miss Jewel Borland o f i'im-kard ItLt'ire Yi*itii4» h»r*si*k*«vMir t.« l* , Echols. 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J 9 I I-nkdnnd .. ..' ______ 9 6 St. Petersburg - „ ^0 8 S a n fo r d ---------------- _8 10 Yesterday’s Results Tct, .092 .64.1 .429 281 Poor Support Behind Cohb, Washington Makes It Four i Coope* iAnd Fisher Help* National Leagua • Out Of Five From Connie W on Lost Pet. | llighkmdorH To Beat The Muck’s Tribe; Sum Jones ittsbu rgh ------------- 89 - 25 .009 Xeiufers Tuesday P Shuts Out Ileun Town Club N<& York 40 20 I f •V ^ A KI,:i.AN’ Dr< July L —High- Brooklyn .. ________ 33 St. Louts . . . . . . . . .. 33 h w R K ^ a m thft second game her" Cir -mnati .. „ .. ..32 tI« c B a p # 6 o m the Smokers- by o Philndrfphia . . .____ 30 C h icn g o...... ...... .. ..30 Boston .. .. ..- .. .. .. 20 44 34 .Tit 35 38 39 Herald Classified Ads are quick Turnovers and Results Funds immediately available subject to title examination. , Classified Directory AM .(1A T'» rM Could this actually be a prehistoric monkey about la slay n bear? W . T. Smith, bow and arrow maker o f San Francisco, refuses to tell how he got this amazing picture, but contends that it proves conclusively how monkey ami man descended from the same ancestors, learning that with science lie could slay hia foes, When asked if tho setting was his own backyard, he refused to unswer. but give her a chance ■ sd v .rtl.ln * Is restricted to B o p sr classification. ■ an srror Is made The San- you“ Dairyman's De­ ■ Hsrald will be responsible light” will produce ■ only one Incorrect Insertion, ■ advertiser for subsequent Kertlons. The office should bs Rifled Immediately In case of more milk. r ° r’ t o A D V E ltn a en s A IlaraJi rtpr.ren U U v. tfcorighly familiar with rates, rules id classification, will give you tinplate Information. And If )u wish, they will assist you I wording your want ad. to ake It more effective IMPORTANT NOTICE Advertisers should give their ireet or postofflce addreae as •II as thalr phone number If lay desire results. About one •ader out of a thousand haa a Mphons, and the other* can't Itnmunlcats with you unlsaa AT AUCTION Your Hens can’t tell you what they like best, but give them Sunshine Mash and they will “ shell out 4 H erald office or h r leti Telephone d l M M l I a ie * s a re aot valid . the eggs.” irtooua. ALLEN AND BRENT Today’s Games OHlO-a-Xsnl*. Make your sales th tough the Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing district Want ad and display Engraving,'Embossing. Sec us rates on request first. We do it. Phone 417-W. COt.t'MDlia tOa.) I.EPOF.B—ClassR. R. Ave.-Commercial St. in.si sda have tbs larKMi circu­ PRINTING and she will show ftarvlca Prompt. Kfllclent. lation In f*oulhw*e«»r«i Mat* to (4-word) tine. D8LNESS DIRECTORY grelaard «• Flare n l t l l i ea «r irk «r Ike prnplr « f Hnnfnr4 i prrrlrra an o flr n nrrdrtl. Baalt Ikla llal n k n nnr a p rX arrvlre la rrq n lrrd . It la « • (»( atpkabrlleallr (•> If rra v rn lra re . REAL ESTATE Tu REACH the prosperous form­ ers and fern growers of Volusia J. E. RPURLING, sub-division county advertise in the DsLand specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Daily News, rati le per word, cash lando, Florida, and F l o r a witn order. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ MAINE— Watervllle, Morning Sen­ way. tinel. Thousands of Mnina peo­ ple nre interested in Florida prop­ TIN AND METAL WORK erty. Reach them through the JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. tion. Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ A LITTLE W ANT AD In The H"rnlil will bring you big re­ phone 111sults. Advertise those old articles you hnve stored nwny nnd have MIRRORS RESILVERED Furniture bought nnd sold. Call no use for. A litle thirty-rent ad Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 047. tuny bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and n representative will call to see you. ere dit FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo morning Sentlnnl; largest classi­ MIRACLE ConereU C o, general fied business, rate lc a word, min­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. imum 24c cash with order. Terwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the nccept«d wnnt nd medium hi HILL LUMBER CO. Hour* a Daytons (Fa.) One cent n word Service, Quality and Pric«. an inserthn. Minimum 25c. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 665 For 8 p ir « In This D I R E C T O R Y PHONE 148 I DAVID B. HYEF aftsiiied Directory DRESSING — Multlgraphing, biding and mailing—as you rant It— when you want It h^nc 073. H. E. Porch, First lational Bank Bldg. ATUUB AND MOTOR RE WINDING. W ART ELECTRIC SERVICE 3. Expert Electrical repairs. 3 W. Central Ave. Orlando. Community iUTOMOBII.e s for rent T -A -R E E L Car. Drive it urself. Oak and Second St ARCHITECT E AUTO SERVICE Day light. Meets nil train*. Bagjrnnsfer. Phone 651 nnd 63-W CAFE BELL CAFE ** best In Service nnd Qua! hirat Street and Park Ave To d a y - This is THE m o s t _ EXPENSIVE ONE BUT t / / L DONfT LlkC t LIKE IT B E S T - ------- •'7 IT- IT DOESNT l cent per w eed First National Hank Bldg, Sanford, ------------ Florida DO YOU WANT to buy or icll anything?" If so advertia* la he "Gainesville Sun." D K V K L O P ^ ttS A T T R I T I O N — r*insa cola la haiclnnliiir in* sr e a t sa t d*vfilnpmani In H lorld a’ a hlstr.ry: a half m illion dollar h l* h w a y t o tha trnir ben.-S just I'nlahad: a t w o mllllnn d o !l;.r t r l d g o acrosa Cacara bla Pay started: quarter m illion dollar opkra house under conatruotlv. i; t w o 0 , 1111,me b e ln * apent on hU’ liw a y ; a r e d ir e t eh anr* f o r live d» vel.jprr* to get In on g rou nd floor. W r it* l ii’ v olop m en t D » p » r t omni Thu I’ rn sn colC N*wa. ■ a n f o r d e l e c t r i c CO. Successors to Gillon & Platt } Magnolia. Everything cl rical. Phone 422. Eloctrag tadio. Go o d ON YOU look FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES ;CHTS-T h re -----o stations. a c r e ' ; '* . market Automobiles W ILL EXCHANGE Dodge road­ ster for vaennt lot. Merrill , You nrn wasting time and mo­ phono 02. ney if this page hasn’t your clusLADIES Everywhere, address en- sif ied advertisement. Phone it in velopcs, etc., at home, liberal today. No. 148. pay. U. S. Service, 20 E. Jackson More divorces arc granted dur­ Blvd., Chicago, III. ing tho fourth year o f married life FOR SALE— Spnce on Ihe page than at any other p e r i o d .______ for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vneant rooms, SOt’TII I.AM I) l*A IMT or sell that second-hand goods? rr* I’fi'nt Ttmt Havre To« Money, Mnnufarturrd b; fl h. Mil II - I I11■I- I — I'nl.l I t , Sold by I________ f l o r i s t Contractor and Builder & A R T THE FLORIST" s99-M — Phone — 499-M 814 M evrtU°r Phoni du 0cc**lo°»Myrtle. 2nn.w 2108 PALMETTO AVE. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for pood barber Beautiful Apartment Site l_ ~ L F lR S T ? WHY S U R E -L * | CAN TE LL WHEN A HAT LOOKS w , QooO ON YOU A t these Service Stations POLARINE OIL and C R O W N GASOLINE are offered to you as the best motor products obtainable. FREE crankcase service; only charge is for oil used. Differential and transmission service also rendered. ■ rf I ■ V 1 * «= Pick Up Today's Herald read through~the classified adver­ tisements and learn fo r you rself why classified advertising is so im portant. M'OTtCK Ul-' ciillKtT.IISUIIM SAI.K IM T ilK CIIIIH IT rtliritT, SUVi:\T II JITIUTAI. tTIICITT OP rt.n illD A . IM AMI> r o l l SKM1N111.12 t III M l . IIAXKtt(I|*T*N P V r m o * r o i l n i s l l l A l i n i : AMU O ltllK It O P MOT I C K THKIIKOM. Ill th e D istrict C ou rt o f the U n it­ ed H la tr s fur tho Houthern D istrict of Klorlila. In ttis m a tt e r o f A. II. Ila m rlck. I>ankrupl, No. Z7SI. In b a n k r u p tc y . T o th e llx n o rn h le Ithydon M. Call. J uiIk >‘ o f th « District Court uf tho L'nltcil States fur lh « Sou th ern D is ­ tr ic t o f Klurlila: A. II. H am rick , o f S a n fo r d In Itm C ou n ty o f Srtnln ols, and State o f l-’ lnrlda. In snld District, r e s p e c t ­ fully rep res en ts that on th e SOtlt day o f S e p te m b e r laat past, be w a s duly iidlinlKed b a n k r u p t u ndsr the act o f t.iniKresa r e la t in g t o b a n k ­ r u p t c y ; that he bus duly su r re n d e r ­ ed ull his p r o p e r t y and r ig h t s o f p rop erty, und has f u lly com piled w ith all the r eq u irem en ts o f said acta nnd o f th e o r d e r s o f the cou r t lo ii c h ln x his b a n k r u p tc y . W llK itK K O lt K . he p r a y s that he m a y h « d ec reed by the court, to h ave a fu ll illacharae fr o m all d s b ts p r o v a b le ag ainst his e st a t e under aald b a n k r u p t acts, e x ce p t <urli deb ts us ure ex ce p t e d by la w fr o m Y’ K R N IA I- IlBLL*uiid C. DELL, her hushund. Defendants. U n der and by virtue of a d e ­ c r e e o f f o r e c lo s u r e uud sale r e n ­ d e r e d In the Circuit Court o f tb s Seventh Ju dicial Circuit o f P in i Ida. In and f o r tieinlliole C ou n ty. In C h a n c ery , In a c a u se therein p e n d in g w herein Anna K. K irk , n w b low . Is com pla in an t, uud Verill’t U Hell nnd C. Ilell. her husband, ure d efen d a n ts . I wilt sell at p u b ­ lic o u tc r y to tli a high est bidder, f o r cash at Ilia front d o o r o f the Court H ou se In the City uf Huuford. In suhl C ou n ty und Htnie, d u r i n g the le g a l hours o f sate o n Monday, the oin day o f Ju ly, A. I*. I'JS.t, sa m e netug th o fir st Monday In still no uili. th e f o l l o w i n g described land, situate, ly in g unit being In sin'll discharge. the C o u n ty o f Huiulnolu and state Dated thin 1At Is day o f Julie, A. o f l''lorhlu. to - w lt . D , Itr 25. A. H. H A M RIC K . Hankrupl. I'h o n c 8 KKAI. KJitATi: -D V K .IT J IB X T S Lobby I’ ulcaton-Urumluy Uldg. Sanford Florida .TAYLOR DYER 214 E. FIRST ST, Printing— Decorn l ing PHONt: 303 work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. MOTHERS Watch for symptoms of worms in your children. Thcso parasites ure the great destroyers o f child life. If you have renson to think your child hns worms, act quickly. Give the little one a dose or two of White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tired and successful remedy is used. It drives out the worms rnd restores tho rosy hue of health to baby cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by Lnney’s Drug Store. By GEORGE McMANUS LONC, A«b TVL IOM have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. 111 feet on 11th St BRINGING Up F ATH ER Prompt, active and polite attendants are always ready to serve you, even if you only require water or air. ^ a l l R ig h t then i ' l l k e e p i t , BUT L SHOWEDV0U THE ^AME HAT \ both t i m e s - a t f ir s t t h e V FATHER WAS IN BLNT THEN L . TURNED IT AROUND S o THAT IT Jk ■'-l WAS IN THE? BACK •( rr-Tt|' , ified advertisements because they 100 feet on Park Ave, t YOU’RE SURE YOU URE THIS ONE BETTER .THAN TH E ONE t ' SHOWED YOU AT. / M any men and w om en have b e c o m e habitual readers o f class­ Everything For the Sportsman At Ba!l Hardware Mng- H. A. SPE1R tion— they vitally concern every m em ber o f the family. I.OSSIMft l*.\lV I' COM PANY IIS Vlititnnl.a A *e . I'hone 27d 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin. uba and Second. First am! Elm, tanford Avenue and 10th Street SXpert service. Attractive Service Stations, that are a credit to any com­ munity, are erected by this Company and maintained for your benefit, convenience and comfort. The surroundings are clean and business-like. Driveways are safe and easy of MAYFAIR The prices are right for : real opportunity at the com plotion of Forrest Lakt Hotel. W. H. LONG meat Booms For Bent tu n ic to dc an Am erican institu­ FOR RENT— Rooms with or with IM CHANCKHY out meals. Reasonable rates. AN NA K. K I R K , n w id o w . Com pla inant Lincoln House. SALE L o ts (i a n d II B lock (> e l e c t r ic a l one se tte r Miscellaneous minim um l i e . Elton J. Moughton drugs T hen p e r h a p s You LIKE THIS TNMPA. FLORIDA—Tnmpa Daily Times, tho great home daily, '■ate Pz&t per word, minimum charge 25e o s h with order. Write FOR SALE—8 choke lots on San­ ford Avc. 10 on Palmetto. New for complete rate card 5 room bungalow, bath, lights, two W R S T ’ M n u t m s —n s r k s h u r s r T h e porches, garage. Any terms. Fred Clarksburg K»pnn»nt morning .Belinllnr Ppndsv. morning Issaw S. Houston. Box G'JG, City. FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad­ PALM rtEACH COUNTY— The joining lot on Palmetto Avc., scene of stupendous development terms. Box 431, enre Herald. Read about it In the Pnlm Btsch Post. Samp.fi copy sent on re­ FOR SALE—This week. Dining table, chairs, bedroon) suite, baby quest. bvdi china cabinet nnd nil heater. ADVERTISING frets results If It Mrs. Leslie Bryan, 315 Magnolia reaches potential buyers. Pa- Avc. latka Dnily News is circulated In IIARIIKH SIIOI* an indust ial nnd agricultural sec­ FOR SAI.E: My 10 acre farm on 113 Magnolia Avc. tion. ______________________ Cameron Avenue, close to Moore 6 First Class Barbers ADVERTISE ui c t . .lournal-Her- Station, small cash payment, rea­ Special Attention ald. South Georgia’* greatest sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box Given To Ixdics and Children newnpaper. Morning, afternoon, 95, Jacksonville, Fla. weekly and Sunday Classified rates In 10c eer line. W aycrojs Journal- FOR SALE— Olds mobile 8. good condition. Easy terms. Chinnwnrc in English p o r c e ­ Herald, Waycruas. Georgia. Party leaving town. Sec It. T. lains, Kuvarian nnd Japuneac TAMPA MORNIT 3 TRIBUNE— Hunt, Seminole Hotel. China make lovely gifts Send in your subscription tc the Tribune or hand t to your W nl FOR SALE—2, one-horse wagons dealer so you can read Florida’s and one horse, John Murphy, greatest n e w ir ir e . One year Gindcrville. S8.00, G months $4.00, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ FOR SAI.E— Filing cabinet, steel chenp, phone 571 W. ance policy add 75 cents to your ardor. ARCHITECT MOM’N POP PoP 1 HAD SEVERAL. Seminole County Call 148. K" " FOR flALE—3 acres unimproved WANTED: Position with Real FOR RENT— Ground Floor Elks land in city limits for sale. Estate Company as salesman. Bldg., 205 Oak Avo. Inquire up­ Terms cash. See or write B. II. Ten years experience. Address stairs. C. T. Smith. Bankston, Sanford. B. D. c.o. Herald. FOR SALE— One stand show case, WANTED— Some one to represent APARTMENT FOR RENT— At tractive and convenient. Call _ 6 feet long, round top, Inquire the originnl J. R. Watkins Com­ at Herald office for further in lltnc^a fnnntnln . S 'PL.. )_ _1. * Zcitcr’s fountain at The V Basket pany in Sanford. Y’ ou cun supply formation. FOR SALE— 3 cast front San­ daily necessities to regular custo­ RENT— Furnished apart­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy mers and make |35 to $50 a week FOR easily. Write tho J. R. Watkins terms. Box 431, care Herald. ment or sleeping rooms. Select Co., Dept. J-2, G2-70 W. Iowa St., neighborhood with private family. GIVEN AW AY— Restaurant ad­ Memphis, Teun. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and joining hotel, on First Street— cold water, telephone, etc., 711 $1,000 cash. Clear profits $500 per WANTED— Lady o f culture and Park Avc. refinement, prominent in church month. Must be seen to be believ­ ed. Sec Mr. Hawkrigg, care Dcan- or sociul work to associate herself FOR RENT: 3 room furnished with business in n dignified and Bcrg Corporation. partition! 815 Park Avenue. profitable capacity. For particu­ FOR SALE— Three fine draft lars. write SICKLES nnd STEV­ horses, acclimated. Weight nbout ENS, 424 South Palmetto Avenue, FOR RENT—Garage m unfurnished. Will be 1.600 lbs., each, guaranteed gentle Daytona, Fla. July 1st. 112 West Foul nnd good handlers. Going North. Will sell at n bnrgain. Address I WANT to buy from uiii to five FOR RENT Eight .room house,. . well located building lots in San­ Tho Flomich Company, Telephone close in on Third St. partly fur­ ford. The prices must be within 095-J. Daytona, Fla. reason nnd the terms easy. If you nished or unfurnished, call phono FOR SALE—Two business lots in have anything to sell, write me ful­ 144 J. Hlthlo. $10 cash nnd $5 pet ly giving exact location, price nnd month. I*. O. Box 431, Sanford, terms. I mean business and will FOR RENT— Reasonable; modern, new upartments. phones Includ­ buy immediately. Have you any­ Florida. thing you renlly wnnt to sell? Ad­ ed. By week month or year, well Write or FOR SALE— Five room stucco dress "Investor" care The Sanford located near ocean. phone R. I* Scldcn, Scldcn Bldg, Hcrnld. bungalow located on com er fac­ Daytona Beach, Fla. ing east in Sanford’s finest resi­ WANTED— Sntnll acreage tracts. dential section. All improvements Price must bo right. Cash on nnd constructed of the finest inn- hand. Givo complete information FOR RENT—Rooms for light housekeeping. Furnished, 304 tcrinls. Has never been occupied. in answering this ad. Address B. W. 5th Street. Owner will sell on easy terms or B. care Herald. will tako well located real estate FOR RENT— Kitchen, bed room in part payment. If you-arc look­ HELP WANTED—Young man of nnd gnrnge, 1101 Elm Ave. ing for n nice home, get in touch good nppenrnncc to do newspa­ with the owner at Box 79 care Tho per work. Must be n hustler nnd FOR RENT—Garage npnrtment Sanford Hcrnld. furnished. Call at 301 Park Ave. willing to put forth nn effort to get results. Attractive proposition FOR SALE— Furniture. Complcto to the right party. Call at The FOR RENT household furnishings, cheap, 911 Herald office and bco tho adver­ Rooms Overlooking the Ocean at Elm Avenue. tising 'manager. THE SANDPIPER DAYTONA BEACH FOR SALE—Single bed, mattress WANTED— Young man with neat 315 N. Atlantic Ave. nnd spring, 218 Elm Avenue. appearance to solicit advertising. P. O. Box 181. Good opportunity for advancement FOR SALE—Stock o f groceries for right man. Apply Advertising FOR RENT— Furnished apartment and fixtures. Must sell in* 15 Manager, Sanford Herald. One room nnd kitchenette, 200 days. Leaving Sanford, apply 408 E. Third Street. Sanford Avenue. The Ball Hardware AUTOS FOR HIRE Confederate Reunion To Be At Gainesville HATS SENT OOT ON APPROVAL Oeorgl* Building Material THIS Sanford Feed & Supply Co 100-Yea*’ GW: Woman Dies at St- Petersburg 17 f Take Examination For Dental Licenses " Wanted FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY LEWIS O'BRYAN. Office in NEWS— it covers Broward County Seminole Bank Building Annex. thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing sections on Phone 417-L 3. the Florida East Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon request. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS LEARN ABOUT fo lk County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* AU makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also gram. Best advertising medium In repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 South Florida Published mornings. SUr-Telegram. Lakeland. Fit. Ball Bldg. Your Cow can't talk Florida Man Suggests Big Houseboat Hotel Advertising LAW YER iDuBOSE AND HOLLERT Tampn Man Becomes Editor at Bradenton The Herald’s Market Place ‘ FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT on improved Business and Residential PrBpertJ in Sanford • ■ WASHINGTON', July 1.— Wari»APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS, ington battlcd its way to the sro American League leadership Tue3SEE .-bi dsT 441 duy *,y *itfe*Ung the Philadelphia 'm l ia)f»i 4U0 Athletics, 7 to 0, giving the' ch.uaV v * Highlander* took the lead In Florida State Lengue ’ pions four games out o f five in Lakeland 7, Tampa 2. the series. Walter Johnson was ,tho f o u r ih ^ in Lutljer singled to American League Sanford 5, St. Petersburg 4. Pet. invincible, allowing only two hits, W on Lost score the ig and winning run. • 112 Park Avenue ,Go2 striking out seven, and not issu23 TJie^m okors used three pitchers Washington . . . . . . . . 45 South Atinntie longue ,»U»7 ing n b n s e o n b o l l s . The 23 w ,kl and who Philadelphia .. „ .. 44 Greenville 0, Columbia 1. X>r>2 h i t t i n g strenk of I^imur, 30 K i l l - f n a k i» 6 k Idftjort' by their Chicago .. .. „ :........ 37 Spartanburg 5, Charlotte 1 (11 ,4(»3 Philadelphia outfielder, also fell 35 /team mates. Butler was wild and D e tr o it...................... 34 innings). ,459 I before the veteran's pitching, after St. Louis . . . . . . . . 32 38 by Luther in the secAsheville 8, Augusta 4. 433 29 games. New Y o r k ............. 29 38 jpWritinihg. Knoxville 0, Macon 5. ,412 Score by innings: Clevolnnd............ .. 28 40 • Manager Allen protested tho 338 Philn.................. 000 000 000-0- 2-3 Boston . . . . .. 23 45 game In the fourth on n decision, Southern Association Wash.................. Oil 000 50x-7-12-0 hut withdrew h ii protest in *tho Nashville 3, Little Rock 8. Southern Aasneialinn Harris, naumgnrtner and Cochseventh. . , Chattanooga 8, Memphis 5. Won Lost Pet- rnne: Johnson and Ruel. TAM PA AB R H PO A E Now Orleans .. „ .. 44 New Orleans 8, Mobile 9. 29 Snead, 2b Birmingham-Atlnntn postponed, Atlanta White Sox 6, Browns 1 Beal Estate Auction Sales, Estrada, If Nashville .. . ST. LOUIS, July 1.— The Chi­ W cik, ns .. Chattnnoogn cago White Sox evened the *erLee. r f ___ Memphis ica with tho St. Louis Browns, tuk!AUen, c f .. Birmingham ing today’s game, 0 to I. Tied in Jesmer, lb the ninth, the teams played three Smith, 3b . extra innings, Chicago scoring live Hudgins, c We are permanently located in Sanford runs in n 12 Inning rally. Cobb, p ___ BRADENTON, July 1.— Earl Score by innings: Cooper, p .. Stumpf, o f Tnmpa, has become OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS Chicago. .. 100 0(H) 000 005-0-12-1 city editor o f the Bradenton Eve­ Fisher, p . St.Louis... 000 000 010 000-1- 5-3 ning Hcrnld succeeding Max P. Fuller, t'onnally, nnd Schnlk; Miritz. Totnls.. _ .. .. Wc guarantee Satisfaction. Mr. Stumpf has served Dnnfnrtn, Davis and Hmgruvc, on newspapers throughout the LAKELAND Dumas, If .. northwestern United States. He If you have Property you want sold—List it withl Indians Stop Tigers Buckley, 2b . ••ante to Florida some years ago CLEVELAND, July 1.— Aftor for his health nnd became connect­ Welch, ss .. and kiss it good-bye. losing 14 out o f their lust 15 ed with tin* Tampa Times. Five Brazier, c f .. Edwards, lb Kauffman Holds Leaders To games, Cleveland staged a five run yearn ngo ho resigned that posi­ rully in the sixth inning Tuesday, tion to become probation officer t Surface, r f .. Three Hits While His Team­ defeating Detroit, C to 3. Detroit Ponder, 3b .. Hillsborough county. If" re­ mates Get Six And 1 Hun; previous to today's game had won of Doyle, c .. .. signed the lutter position to be­ Phillies Heat Dodgers 10-0 11 out of their Inst 12 gan.es. Butler, p „ come connected with the Herald. Score hy innings: Luther, p _ ■ * Tour Money Hack If You Are Not Satisfied NEW YORK, July 1,— An error D etroit............ 000 002 100-3-10.8 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. by Travis Jackson decided n pitch­ Cleveland ......... 000 015 O0x-G- .8-0 Totals ----------- . 33 7 9 27 13 2 ■ . Whitchill, Doyle and Woodall, ers’ battle between Juck Scott nnd Score by innbign: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !■ : Tnmpa ..................... 200 000 003-2 Johnny Cooney Tuesday nnd tho Miller and Sewell. Lakeland .. 100 200 20x-7 Giants were beaten by tho Braves Myrtle Ave nnd 4(Ii, Phone 5.39 Yanks Finally Win FORT MYERS, July 1.—Sugges­ Summary: Two bnse hits— Du- 3 to 2. This gave the Braves their A N ADVERTISEMENT BOSTON, July I.— Sam Jones tion has been nmdc to tin* local ZIIISIIiailllSIlIISlSSISlimilBSBIIllllHIIBIBSSS mns, Bruzier: Three base hits— second series victory over the GiIS THE SILENT SALEMAN OF COMMERCE allowed only four hits and tho Chamlier o f Commerce that the Welch. Stolen bnse*— Snead Du­ nuts this senson. Yankees shut nut the Bed Sox here Score by innings. immedinte construction o f a housemas, welch (2 ), Bruzier, Surfuec, Ponder, Doyle Sacrifices— Estra­ B o s to n .............. 010 000 020-3-7-2 Tuesday, 3 to 0. Jones’ perform­ hoot hotel would relieve the cer­ ance was all the more remarkable, tain congestion in the hotel and da, Buckley, Welch. Double plays N. Y.................... 001 (Ml- 000-3-0-2 Cooney nnd O ’Neil; Scott nnd ns he was hit in tin* buck witli a housing problem here during next — Welch to Buckley to Kdwnrds. fast pitched bull by Howard Kmkc fall nnd winter. The suggestion L eft on hnsc— Tiimpn 10, I-akeland Snyder. in the third inning, knocked down was made by Jack Rnndhv mana­ 11. Huso on balls— off Cobb 3, anil painfully hurt. Ruth was ger o f a local hotel. Plilns call Culm Beat Pirates Cooper 1 , Fisher 1, Luther 2. CHICAGO, July 1. _ Toney back in tho Yankee line-up, but for 150 rooms on thb'jdmt fitted Struck out— by Cohb 2, Cooper 1, Pittsburgh to failed to hit sufely. Fisher J, Luther 7. Hits—off Knufmnnn held as a complcto floating ‘notch The Score hy innings: Cobb 1- in 3 2-3, Cooper 6 In 2, threo hits Tuesday in n pitchers’ rooms would rent for $1.50 per Fisher .Tin 2 1-3, Butler 2 In 1, Lu­ battle while Chicago shut out the New Y o r k ........ 000 102 000-3-10-1 day. 000 000 000-0- 4-1 • Tho foster of tho plans argued ther 7 in 8. W ild pitch—Cold. 2. visitors one to nothing, in the first Boston . .. . Jones and Siloing; Khmke nod that thu boat could bo id.ld lifter Winning pitcher— Luther. Losing gumo o f tho series. Only one Pi­ pitcher—Cobb. Umpires— Ware rnto reached second bnse nn'd that Picinich. more hotels had been erected on was in tin* ninth inning when .it nd..Baxter. .Time— 2:25. the mainland. Moore doubled nftor two Were out. Grimm’H single, sacrifice, and Adam’s double in the eighth re­ sulted in the only run of tho game. Score hy innings: ST. PETERSBURG. July L— ’Florida State League Pittsburgh „ .. . 000 000 000-0-3-0 The city’s i00-yenr-ol Tampa at Lakeland. Chicago - - .. ..000-000-0lx-1-0-1 died here Friday. She was Mrs. JACKSONVILLE, July 1.— A St. Petersburg at Sanford. Meadows and Smith; Kaufniunn Lois M. Rorncyn. Kho died at the class of 174 applicants took the nnd Hartnett. home of her nephew, J. Harmon State examination for dental liAmerican League Chicago at St. Louis. Green. Mrs. Rorncyn was 100 e.nses during Thursday*, Friday Phillies l(>. Itohlns 9 nnd Saturday. This was the larg­ years old on February 2(1 last. Detroit nt Cleveland. PHILADELPHIA, July 1. — New York nt Boston. Mrs. Rorncyn was lnirn in Glen- est class to ever take tho state Philadelphia defeuted Brooklyn in ville, Schenectady County, New dental examination, being threo Only threo scodulcd. II innings Tuesday, 10 to 9, after York on February 2ii, 1825. Fun­ times larger than any cither. Six­ plnying so rugged a game in tho eral services were held Saturday. ty pec cent of the applicants are * National Lengue lleld the regulation distance llmt PlcWburg nt Chicago. Tho body will be shipped to (Ren­ graduates this spring. The others live errors were responsible for r.re dentists who have cunie here ville for burial. New York nt Philadelphia, six of the visitors’ runs. front other states. Boston nt Brooklyri. Score by innings: ONE IN TEN Only three scheduled. Brooklyn .. 202 001 310 00- 9-18-1 Demosthenes, tho great orator, Neglecting a little wound, cut or Philn.......... 000 140 202 01-10-15-5 in Ids youth stuttered und stain‘ Southern Association abrasion of the flesh limy in nine Khrhnrdt, Huhhcil, Osborne and inored, Atlanta nt Birmingham. Taylor; Ulrich, Betts nnd Wilson. qpsan out of ten cause no great Memphis nt Chattnnoogn. nurturing or inconvenience, but it New Orleans nt Mobile. is the one ease in ten thnt onuses Only three scheduled. blood poisoning, lockjaw or a chronic festering sore. The cheap­ By means o f "peaceful penetra­ est, safest nnd best course is to tion,’’ tho Chineso nre "mdually disinfect thu wound with liquid absorbing nil business in Tahiti. TAM PA, Juno 30.—The 1925 re­ Horozonu and apply the Borozono A steady Immigration from Chinn, union o f the Florida Division o f Powder to complete the healing toguthur with n heavy birthrate Confederate Veterans is to Is* held process. Price (liquid) 30c, 00c among those already in the colony, nt Gainesville in October or No­ nnd $1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. ninkCs this possible. vember, it was announced today. Sold hy I.uncy’s Drug Store. am ’ Call 148. National league Boston 3, New York 2. * Pittsburgh 0, Chicago 1. Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia 10 (11 innings). . Only three seedulcd. American League , New York 3, Boston 0. Detroit 3, Cleveland 0. Chicago 0, $t. Louis 1 (12: in­ nings). Philadelphia 0, Washington 7. The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout 'Y O U 1 K H O W YOUR* M O T U C P , W O N 'T L E T T O O C *o O U T i n t h m Scan ty V'sACTHirS' |— ------------ ------ t )U \ T ! I 1 WEL. TO O K THE. V V O R O ti O O T O F M Y tY O O T H - NS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN ’ your breath is had and you o apulls of swimming in thu J, poor appetite, constipation a general no-account feeling, it \ sign your liver Is torpid. Thu really dependable remedy for disorders in the liver, stouiach ' bowels is Hcrbine. It nets erfully on the liver, strengthdinestion. purifies the bowels Presenting n star of othef days, the great “ Chief” Bender, who nn many occasion* hurled thu Athletics to victory and helped' bring quite a iivv world series titles to the Mucks. He’s now wearing n While Sox uniform, having recently Ir-vii npnointed coach by Mnuugtr Eddio Collins, 01921 ov Int l F catuhc Seavice. Inc Gresl Britsin rights reserved •t A 7 Svhunhrunn �( i.r n . . n m i/ iW it ii.t /. Jin i im aA'lSrg'ument for Evolution i m n i M m ii u u i i, WfeDNESDAV, JDI.T I, I92r. W right Warlow and_Comfiany Arc Now Receiving Apptlcanii. For- How They Stand Florida Stale leagu e Won Lost Tnmpn ............... D 4 Lakeland ............ „ 9 6 St. Petersburg „ ..6 8 Sdnford .. .. a .. .. ..3 10 poor Support Behind Cobb, 1 -Cooper iAnd Fisher Helps National League Won Lost | JUjibhinderH To IleAt Thei'X * * £ u e Readers Tuesday Pittsburgh ~ ___39•* 25 ■ • jL M g L A N W T 3 uly 1 —High- ?ccond game her- jM B&lf^ftoni the Smokers by u ■.if |^‘cor& ’V W “ *llighkpui^*rs took the lond in the fdurth.w^en Luther singled to ,?<W the tyblg and winning run. S The^mokpn used three pitchers LrpfCWWora»wore wiki and who ?ro‘ grvdfriph6r support by their Jteam mate*. Butler wus wild and 1.Was-replaced by Luther in the scc^hoTtining. • Mnnnger Allen protested the game In the fourth, on a decision. •B but withdrew his protest In the seventh. .. . TAM PA AB R II PO A E Snead, 2b Estrada, If W eik, ss .. Lee, rf .. .. Allen, c f .. Jesmer, lb Smith, 3b Hudgins, e Cobb, p .. .. Cooper, p „ Fisher, p . T otals............._ 34 2 LA K E LA N D AH R Dumas, I f .. „ „ 41 Buckley, 2 b ............ 3 0 Welch, ss .. ..... 20 Brazier, c f ..'.. .. 5 0 Edwards, l b . . . . 51 Surface, r f .........5 1 Fonder, 3b .. „ .. 3 2 Doyle, c ............... 2 2 Butler, p ......... 0 0 Luther, p ........ ^ 4 0 9 21 8 H I»0 A ,1 \ o 0 5 4 1 3 4 1 XI o 1 7 1 1 l u 2 2 2 l 7 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 Florida State League ampn nt Lakeland, t. Petersburg at Sanford. E American I.eaguc ■Chicago at St. Louis. Detroit nt Cleveland. New York nt Boston. Only three srorluled. * ., National League PlfUburg a t Chicago. New York at Philadelphia Boston nt Brooklyd. Only three scheduled. Yesterday’s Results Washington Makes It Four Out Of Five From Connie Mack’s Tribe; Sam Jones Shuts'Out Bean Town Club Amorlcnn League , New York 3, Boston 0. Detroit 3, Cleveland 0, Chicago 0, St. Louis 1 (12 in­ nings). Philadelphia 0, Washington 7. Chattanooga Memphis Birmingham Mobile .. .. .. Little Rock . icn with the St. Louis Browns, tak­ ing today's game, 6 to 1. Tied in the ninth, the teams played three extra innings, Chicago scoring Avc runs in n 12 inning rally. Score by innings! C hicago. .. 100 000 000 005.0-12-1 St.Louis.... (J00 000 010 000-1- 5-3 Faber, Connaliy, and Schnlk; Dnnforth, Davis nnd llnrgruvc. Could this actually be n prehistoric monkey about to slay a heart W. T. Smith, bow and arrow maker o f San Francisco, refuses to tell how he got this umazing picture, but contends that it proves conclusively how monkey and man descended from the same ancestors, learning that with science he could slay his foca. When asked if tho setting was his own backyard, he refused to unswor. Kauffman Holds Leaders To Three Hits While His Team­ mates Get Six And I Hun; Phillies Heat Dodgers 10-J) NEW YORK, July 1,— An error by Travis Jackson decided a pitch­ ers’ buttle between Jack Scott and Johnny Cooney Tueaduy nnd tho (iinnts were beaten by the Braves 3 t.ij 2. This gave the Braves their second series victory over the Gi­ ants this season. Score by innings. Boston ..............010 HOI) 020-3-7-2 N. Y........ .. .. .. 001 00- 000-3-6-2 Cooney and O’Neil; Scott and Snyder. Indians Slop Tigera CLEVELAND, July 1.— After losing 14 cut of their lust 15 games, Cleveland staged u five run rully in the sixth inning Tuesday, defeating Detroit, 6 to 3. Detroit previous to today's game had won II out o f their Inst 12 games. Score by innings: D e tro it............ 000 002 100-3-10-3 Cleveland ......... 000 015 OOx-0- H O Whitehill, Dovlt, and Woodall, Miller and Sewell. Yank* Finally Win BOSTON, July 1.— Sam Jones allowed only four hits nnd tho Yankees shut out the Red Sox hero Tuesday, 3 to 0. Jones’ perform­ ance was all the more reninrknblo, ns he was hit in the hack with a fast pitched hull by Howard Kmke in the third inning, knocked down Cuba Bent Pirates and painfully hurt. Ruth was CHICAGO, July 1, — Toney bnrk in tho Yankee line-up, hut Knufmnun held Pittsburgh to failed to hit safely. three hits Tuesdny in n pitchers’ Score by innings: battle whilo Chicago shut out the New York .. „ 000 102 000-3-10-1 visitors one to nothing, in the first Boston . .. .. . 000 000 000-0- 4-1 game o f tho series. Only one Pi­ Jones and Seining; Kiinikc and rate reached second base and tlml Picinich. was in the ninth inning when Moore doubled aftor two Were out. Ok!* ■ Grimm’s tingle,‘ * "iwci'ifit-o. and Adam’s double In the eighth re­ sulted in the only run of the game. Score by innings: ST. PETERSBURG, July L— P ittsburgh......... 000 000 000 0-3-0 The city's 100-year-old citizen C h ic a g o ............... OOO-OOO-Olx-l-G-l Meadows and Smith; Kuufmunu died here Friday. She was .Mrs. lads M. Kontcyn. Sho died at the and llurtnctt. home of her nephew, J. Harmon Green. Mrs. Rnmoyn was 100 I’hillicH III, Robing 9 PHILADELPHIA, July 1. _ years old on February 20 last. Mrs. Itomcyn was lxirn in GlonPhiladelphia defeuted Brooklyn in 11 inning* Tuesday, 10 to 9, after ville. Schenectady County, New ploying ho ragged a guino in the York on February 20, 1825. Fun­ field the regulation distance tlmt eral services were held Saturday. fivu errors were responsible for The body will be shipped to Glcnvillc for burial. six ef tho visitors’ runs. Your Cow can’t talk FORT MYERS, July 1.— Sugges­ tion has been made to the local Chamlier o f Commerce tlmt the immediate construction of a housebout hotel would relieve the cer­ tain congestion in the hotel and housing problem here during next fnll and winter. The suggestion was mnde by Jack Rnndity mana­ ger of a local hotel. Piuim call for 150 rooms on tlu»'J>but fitted as a complete floating 'hotel! The rooms would rent for $1,60 per day. • Tho foster o f the plans argued that tho boat could ho sVdd after more hotels had been erected on the mainland. APPLICATIONS FOR A PPR A ISA LS DuBOSE AND HOLLER i : 112 Park Avenue ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ and she will show Knam charge lOo for first Bertlon. ■advertising Is restricted to piper classification, fa n error Is mads The SanI Herald will be responsible font? one Incorrect Insertion. 1 advertiser for subsequent irtlons. The office shoufd be ifled Immediately In case of you“ Dairyman's De­ light” will produce more milk. Beal Estate Auction Sales. L Hcrslf representative thorIhly familiar with rates, rules I classification, wilt gtvs you opiate Information. And If l wish, they will aaelst you wording your want ad. to ke It more effective. IMPunTAKT NOTICB L-lvertlaera should give their set or poatofflce address aa AT AUCTION Your Hens can’t tell We nre permanently located in Sanford you what they like OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS best, but give them We guarantee Satisfaction. Sunshine Mash and it as their phone number It f desire reeulte. About one kdtr out of A thousand ha* a lone, and the others can't lunlcate with you unless know your address. dlaroatlnnaare HOST he If you have Property you want sold—List it and kiss it good-bye. they will “ shell out le ■■ parena e l Th e I I I H r m ill office or hr letTelephone d l w M l I i . ■a a r t aat valid. the eggs.” sous. ALLEN AND BRENT You Are Not Satisfied 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. AN ADVERTISEMENT IS THE SILENT SALEMAN OF COMMERCE. OHlO-*-Xenl. .. Make your aalea tluough the Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing district. Want ad end display Engraving,'Embossing. Sec us rates on requost. first. We do i t Phone 417-W. COU'MUtlS lOa.) I.BDOKR—ClassR. R. Avc.-Commcrclal St. m.Ml till have the largest circu­ PRINTING lation In PnulhwMt«ro llal* *e (4-word) llna. REAL ESTATE T o REACH (he prosperous fann­ ers and fern growers of Voluaia E. SPURLING, sub-division county advertise In the Del-and specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Daily News, rat* le par word, cash lando, Florida, and F l o r a with order. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ MAINE— Watervllle, Morning Sen­ way. tinel. Thousands o f Maine peo­ ple nre interested In Florida prop­ TIN AND METAL WORK erty. Reach them through tnc JAMES II. COWAN— All kinds Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. tion. Water and Bont Tanks. At Oak Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ A LITTLE W ANT AD In The Herald will bring you big re­ phone 111. sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored nway nnd have MIRRORS RESILVERED Furniture bought and sold. Cnll no use for. A title thirty-rent ad Jackson Furniture Co., Phono 647. may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to see yor. FLORIDA— ORLANDO Orando morning Sentlnnl; Inrgcst classi­ MIRACLE Concrete C o, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ fied business, rnto lc a word, min­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxe*. J. R. imum 24c cash with order. Terwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the ncrept«*d want nd medium m HILL LUMBER CO. Hour* a Daytnr.i (F a.) One cent a word Service, Quality and Price. an insertion. Minimum 25c. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 566 For Space In ThU D I R E C T O R Y PHONE 148 I DAVID B. HYEB a&sified Directory ARCHITECT DRESSING — Multlgrnphlng, tiding and mailing—as you tint It— when you wnnt It 'h*\n« 673. H. E. Porch, First Utional Bank Bldg. TURR AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. JACKSONVILLE, July 1.— A class o f 174 applicants took the State examination for dental lievnics during Thursday* Friday «m| S;itunlay. This wu» the larg­ est dust: to ever take the state dental examination, being three times Inrger than any other. Six­ ty per cent o f tin* applicants nre graduates thin s ere dentists wh ve come from other slat HILTON’S IIA ItllK Il TOMOI1II.KS FOR RENT Chinnwarc in English porce­ r-A-REEL Car. Drive it lains, Huvnrinn and Japanese irself. Oak and Second St Chinn make lovely gifts >ne 3. The Ball Hardware AUTOS FOB HIRE lE AUTO SERVICE Day light. Meets all trains. Bagsonsfer. Phone 651 nnd 63-W CAFF. hhi .i . c a f e ^>c,t In Service and Qual First Street and Park Ave Elton ■ 1 “ L DON’T LI WE IT- IT DOESN'T look Go o d ON YOU Moughton First Nntlonal Ilank Bldg, Sanford, ------------ Florida HTfiS Chiropodist F(K)T SPECIALIST DRUG S T O R E -P r e 4£rlptior\ Diu^a, Hodaa. Wc T hen p e r h a p s You Ukf5T>|lS ONE SETTER? J. A R C H IT E C T DRUGS MOM’N I’Oi' FoP l m*D SEVERAL. HATS S E N T O OT ON APPROVAL To d a y - This is the m o s t _ EXPENSIVE O N E B U T X. / / U H E IT B E S T * - ____ SH O P 113 Magnolia Avc. 6 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Indies and Children ART ELECTRIC. SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. W. Central Avo. Orlando. Confederate Reunion To Be At Gainesville W em Z 7 vb( I O n“ r yo° “* y°ur Phono. 'X sCorns. Hunloni, In arowMlt‘ K Nalls. Heavy PallM o u s e s o r l<red acbinc I feet. *i O rlan do. ELECTRICAL kNFORD ELECTRIC CO. icccssora to Gillon & Platt Magnolia. Everything elec:al, I hone 422. Elcctragith m i. r. i.. nisi.RK Y nw tll D rew I'huna. llldg bilevstor FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES acccis. Y o y 'R e SURE YOU U teT U lS C N S SETTCR T han t h e o n e T. f y ~ 2 SHOWED YOU AT. - __ .“LFiRST ? ^ WHY S u R E -L * CAN TELLVJHEN A HAT LOOKS ¥ . U ooo ON YOU ALLRI6HT THEN L'LL KEEP IT­ . BUT L SHOVJEDVCUTHE <=AV.e HAT \ B oth TIME&- a t f ir s t t h e T cather \N\& in Front Then l . • TURNED IT AROUND 5oTHAT IT / . 'NAS IN THE 8ACN Jf rr-tfT.i' Promp:, active and polite attendants are always ready to 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, FI MUillw — lhrco stations. Magiwlia and Second. First and Elm, B*nford Avenue and 10th Street. B fp ert service. |k H. A. SPEIIl Contractor and Builder f l o r is t ^ r A R T ^ T ir E FLORIST” .99-M — Phone — 499-31 814° fevrtU°r oPhuns i occ«2i’,n ‘ od n *4 & Myrtle. .w»- 2108 PALMETTO AVE. Miscellaneous devrlopkms a t t e n t i o n — r*nsscolg Is hsglnnliiir tn» frnatest de­ velopment In Hlorbta's M story; a hnlf million dollar highway to ths * ” 7, bia.-h Just Cnlshsd; * two tnllll,m doilar hrldao aernss Eaeara hla Hay started: quarter million dollar opera house under ronstruoth. i; two millions hslna spent on highway; Kr*jtr$( chare* for llv* developers to gst )n „ n ground r Wri t e l ■••velnpmpnt P-usrtment The I'ensiicolf N*ws. rr« That Hxvss T o o Money, t a n n u l i r t u r u ) b. ■ brrsuB-l.ln<Ulry Ps ImI I i . H»bt by SALE MAYFAIR L ots li um l 11 Hlock G MORGANTOWN,» W.- VA * •” *» am intorcstcil m Florida. F of them through a classified in tho Morgantown POST, cent* a word for six cotutecu issues. The prices nre right for u real opportunity nt the com­ pletion o f Forrest Lake Hotel. m ■J n / \ W ^ L L - A^ l o n c , A ts o a u c , h t E r I M /S T w e u Beautiful Apartment Site I’ e 'n t Hvery tiling For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware I’ hone H 100 feet on I’ ark Ave 114 feet on 11th St ItS:.%I. ll.lt.lT K — INVK.4TMRNT8 Terms Try Smith's Barber Shop for pood barber Classified advertisements have c o m e to be an Am erican institu­ tion — they vitally concern every m em ber o f the family. M any men and w om en have b e c o m e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have fou n d it a very profitable Pick Up Today’s Herald read th rou gh Y h c classified adver­ tisements and learn fo r y o u re d f w h y classified advertising is so im portant. m i t il k MOTHERS G. TAYLO R DYER Watch for nymptoms of worm* in your childron. These paraaites nro tho great destroyer* o f child life. If you have roniton to think your child ha.* worms, act quickly. Give tho little ono u dose or two of White’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist whero this time-tired and successful remedy is used. It drives out the worms rnd restores tho rosy huo of hunlth to Imby cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by Laney’s Drug Store. 1‘ IIONE 303 ° b U »T 5 th e: .— - ) F O R O O O O h E S 'i ) SAvKE ! T O O A « l K H O W TOUR M O T H E R W O N 'T LC.T T O O C^O O O T »M T H A T S C A N T Y CjA T H IH ' .---------------------- tiU V T ! . CtOlts' O H t h e w i t h ME • * f\ 'Y O U T O O K THE V O R D t) O O T O F M Y tM O U T H * J WELL- I SH OU LD HOPE. M OT- IIAXKlirPT'S I’ KTITIOX P oll DIM. CIIAIlGi: AND OltllKIt OK NO­ TICK TIIKHKON. In th e l l l . l r l c t Cou rt o f the U n it­ ed Mtntr.i f o r the Houlhern lUatrlct of Klorlda. In the matter o f A. It. H am rick, hnnkrupt. No 3791, In b a n k r u p tc y . T o the H on orable Ithydon M. Call. Juilae o f t h . IMatrict Court o f the Un i t e d S t a l e , f o r the S ou th er n Dtatier hu.tiuml. Irlcl o f Florid a: I>ef cmluntp. A. H. Hamrick, o f S a n fo r d In the Under ami l»y virtue of a ile- County of Sem in ole, and State of cri»«> or for«clo*urc amt salo run- Klorlda. In aahl lu atrlct, rvapretdered In the Circuit Court of tlie fu lly represents that on th e 10th Huvcnth Judicial Circuit of Pl»- day o f Septem ber Inet pnat. he w a s rldii. lu unit fur Uemlnule County, duly ad ju d ged ba nk ru pt under the lu Chauc.ry, In u mu.i* ilier.dn art o f Cougrena r e la t in g in b a n k ­ pending w Imre In Anna K. Kl rk. a r u p t c y : that he has duly su r r e n d e r ­ widow, le complainant, and Vernlt ed all his property and r ig h ts o f !<• Hell nnd C. Hell, her liunlmud, property, anil has f u lly c o m p ile d lire defelidunli. I will .ell at puli- w ith all the r equ irem en ts o f eshl lie outcry to tho highest bidder, a c ts nnd o f tho o r d e r s o f the court fur cmmIi at the front dour of tha to u c h in g h i . h sn k ru p tr y . Court IIouite In Ilia City of tiunfoid, W H K ItK PO H K. he p r a y s th s t he in sulil C o u n ty itml m a te, (lu ring m ay tie decreed by during th o c o u r t to the li'uiil h o u r s o f sa le o n Monday, h ave a full d lech arge f r o m all debts the alii d a y o f J u ly , A. D. l u l l , p r ov a b le ag.iln.it his patste under humti iM-lng th o fir st M onday In . a i d bankrupt arts, except suclt Slid on m i l . tho f o l l o w i n g 'Inscribed debts i n a r e oxceptod by la w from land, situate, ly in g and b e in g In such disch arge. the C ou n ty o f Hemlnolu and st a t e Hated thin llt li day o f June, A. o f Florida, to -w lt . D.. IV 31. All that pu rl o f Hrctlnn t w e n t y A. II. HAM ItIC K. eig ht f-S>. T o w n s h i p Nineteen, bankrupt. «l»> South. Ila n g o T h ir t y - o n e (.11) i Hast, w h ic h lies In Henilrolu t’ uunly. Florid a, c o m m e n c in g at u point t OIIDKII O P XOTII'K on the W es t bo u n d a r y lino o f tho ttoiitlurn Mntrlet o f Florid a, as Hunt H alf IK 1-1) o f raid Mention! *>n this 30th da y o f - J u iie . A. |> T w e n ty-e ig h t (IS) tw o (houmtnd l''33 on reading the f o r e g o i n g pe nine hundred five ( l i o l ) feet North t It Ion for dis ch a r g e o f th e ab ove o f the Mouth b o u n d a r y linn o f nuld turned bankrupt. It Is— section, run lliciico uortli a lo n g sa id I OllD K ItK D by ths c ou r t, that I lioundury line t w o thousand three bearing be had upun tho sam e oi hundred s e v e n t y flvn (3,173) foat to the totli day o f Auguat. A. IX, 1337 the North b o u n d a r y line o f aald i befor e the said c o u r t, at J a ck a ou Meet ion run th e n ce Must along tho vlllr. In this dis tric t, at 10 o'cloel North lioundury linn o f aald Hectl i l i : la tiie fo r e n o o n : and th at nolle |o lhe Ml. J o h n s Itlvor, run th e n ce ! th e r e o f lie published In Hanfor In a H o iilh -c a s lv r ly direction along Herald, a n ew s paper p rin ted In sal tho m a rgin o f the Ml. Jolilia 111v• r to d li tr lr t . and that all k n o w n cred a point t w o ih ousu nd nlno H u n d r e d ; llors and oth er parsons In I n l e m five (390&) ---* ' * ' feat Worth uml one t'loiinund f o u r hunilrril f o r ty fiv e 41446) feat Waat uf tho Muutlii tal e o r n r r o f mild HccHoti T w e n t y oI k Itt 12*). run Itlenra W e s t u d l « t . t . f u of Klavsti luitiilreal n in ety f lv o ( 119&) f e e l to tho W est bou n d a r y lino of Kiisl H alf ( K I - 2 ) o f auld Mectlon T w r n l y - i d g b t (2 *) l o tlio p oin t o f lieKlunlnu contuInluK Ono b u n d r « d I Hill) aerua o f lund, morn o r teas. A lso nil rlalit, ti tle slid Intoroat lu uml lo nny an d all riparia n rlKhta w hich Ida M. Htevensou and Itnnry Hevenaon, her liuabund, on (he I H b du y o f F e b r u a r y . A. l». I'M (. ban o r w e r e , untitled to oy virtue o f tb o o w n e r s h i p o f th o aald lands. ll.tV K I I I I T * I’ lm r iO N Full 1119J. II. Ml I A HOW, t ii \m .n a m i oititi:n u f .\uMpeelal M aster lu C l u n c e r y t i i i : riiKiti:<»>. I, AN DIM, KIMH X l l t 'I . U Ill the District (Tuurt uf th« Hull­ Mollcltors f o r f 'ln i p la l n a n t . L o b b y I'u ln s tn n -iiru m loy Itldg. Hanford Klorlda I V in l i n g — D e c o r n t i n g work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez- S M I By GEORGE McMANUS *v'AC,C.*E . r> Rooms For Rent Automobiles DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so advertisa la he "Gainesvillo Sun.” im m m « p ;-ouP.n.nsi;iiM NAI.K ix t u b r u i n it r o r iiT . s e v K v rn J i n i n t i . n i i a i T op ri.OIIIHA. l\ AND P oll SKJIIMII.H COUNTY. FOR RENT— Room* with or with IN I'll A n cr.it v out meals. Reasonable ratoa. ANNA K. KIUK, u wli!»\v, C om p la in a n t Lincoln House. VISHNIA I- DELI*nnd C. BELL WILL EXCHANGE for Florida real estate, Six room house sev­ en miles from Philadelphia on mnin line o f I’ennsylvnnin railroad. _ 15 minutes Trains every minutes, takes only 17 minutes to bring you to the heart o f Philadelphia. Lot 42 by 100. Ail improvements, hot wa­ ter. heat. Price $8,500 of which DEPENDABLE USED CABS $4,509 may remain on mortgage. What have you? Address S. D. H.- 1924 Dodge*Touring. ••••• 333 Meetinghouse Lane, Nurboth, 1925 Dodge Coupe. 1923 Dodge Coupe. Pa., Montgomery County. 1922 Dodge Touring. ROOMS AND BOARD in heiirt o f 1923 Dodge Graham I 1-2 ton Truck. resort. Modern conveniences. $10 per week. Mrs. G. II. Lyday, 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck. MILLER O. PHILIPS, tncc. Davidson River, N. C. Dodge Bros. Sales and Service WILL EXCHANGE Phone 3 Oak nnd 2nd St. titer for vacant I , You nro wasting time and mo phono 62. ney if this page hasn’t your clus LADIES Everywhere, address en­ sified advertisement. Phone it ii velopes, etc., nt home, libernl today. No. 148. pay. U. S. Service, 20 E. Jackson More divorces nre granted dur­ Blvd., Chicago, III. ing the fourth yenr o f married life FOR SALE—Space on the page than at any other period. ______ for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? MMTIII.AMl IMIXT BRINGING Up EATHI< serve you, even if you only require water or air. A t these Service Stations POLARINE OIL and C R O W N GASO LIN E are offered to you as the best motor products obtainable. FREE crankcase service; only charge is for oil used. Differential and francmuemn Seminole County Call 148. r* ' FOR SALE—3 acres unimproved WANTED: Position with Real FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks land in city limits for sale. Estate Compnny as salesman. Bldg., 205 Oak Avo. Inquire up­ Terms cash. See or write B. II. Ten years experience. Address stairs. C. T. Smith. Bankston, Sanford. B. D. c.o. Herald. FOR SALE— One stand show case, WANTED— Some one to represent APARTM ENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive and convenient. Call 0 feet long, round top, Inquire the original J. R. Wntkins Com­ Zeiter’s fountain at The Basket. pnny in Sanford. You can supply at Herald office for further in­ formation. FOR SALE— 3 cast front San­ daily necessities to regular custo­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy mers and make $35 to $50 a week FOR RENT— Furnished apart­ ensiiy. Write tho J. R. Watkins terms. Box 431, care Herald. ment or sleeping rooms. Select Co., Dent. J-2, 62-70 W. Iowa St., neighborhood with private family. GIVEN AW AY— Restaurant nd- Memphis, Tenn. Cool, comfortable rooms. Ilot and Joining hotel, on First Street— cold water, telephone, etc., 711 $1,000 cash. Clear profits $500 per WANTED— Lady o f culture and Park Avc. refinement, prominent in church month. Must be seen to be believ­ ed. See Mr. Hawkrigg, care Dean- or social work to associate herself with business in n dignified and FOR RENT: 3 room furnished Berg Corporation. partment 815 Park Avenue. profitable capacity. For particu­ FOR SALE— Three fine draft lars, write SICKLES nnd STEV­ npnrtmrnt horses, acclimated. Weight about ENS. 424 South Palmetto Avenue, FOR RENT—Gnrnge unfurnished. Will be vacant 1.1100 lbs., each, guaranteed gentle Dnytonn, Fla. July 1st. 112 West Fourth St. nnd good handlers. Going North. Will sell at a bargain. Address I WANT U bay fiom one to five well located building lots in San­ FOR RENT— Eight room house, The Fiomich Company, Telephone ford. The prices muat be within close in on Third St. partly fur­ Daytona, Fin, renson nnd the terms easy. If you nished or unfurnished, call phone FOR SALE ■Two business lots in have anything to sell, write me ful­ 144 J. liithlo. cash nnd $3 per ly giving exact location, price and month. I*. O, Box 431, Sanford, terms. 1 mean business and will FOR RENT— Reasonable; modern, buy immediately. Have you any­ Florida. new mmrtmcnts. phones includ­ thing you renlly want to sell? Ad­ ed. By week month or year, well Write or FOR SALE— Five- _____ room stucco dress "Investor” care Tho Sanford located near ocean. phone R. L. Seldcn, Scldcn Bldg, bungalow located on corner fa c­ Herald. ing east in Sanford’s finest resi­ WANTED—Small acrcngo tracts. Dnytonn Beach, Fin. dential section. All improvements Price must ba right. Cash on nnd constructed of the'finest ma­ hand. Give complete information FOR RENT— Rooms for housekeeping. Furnished, terials. Has never been occupied. in nnswering this nd. Address B. W. fith Street. Owner will sell on easy terms or B. enre Herald. will tako well located real estate in part payment. If you, are look­ HELP WANTED— Young man o f FOR RENT— Kitchen, bed room nnd gnrngc, 1101 Elm Avo. ing for a nice home, get in touch good nppcnrnnco to do newspa­ with the owner at liox 79 care The per work. Must be n hustler and FOR RENT— Gnrnge npnrtmcnt Scnford Herald. willing to put forth an effort to furnished. Call at 301 Park Avc. get results. Attractive proposition FOR SALE— Furniture. Completo to the right party. Call at The FOR RENT household furnishings, cheap, 911 Herald offico and see tho adver­ Rooms Overlooking tho Ocean nt Elm Avenue. tising 'manager. TH E SANDPIPER DAYTONA BEACH FOR SALE—Single bed, mattress WANTED— Young man with neat 315 N. Atlantic Avc. nnd spring, 218 Elm Avenue. nppcnrance to solicit advertising. P. O. Box 481. Good opportunity for advancement FOR SALE—Stock o f groceries for right man. Apply Advertising FOR RENT— Furnished apartment and fixtures. Must sell i n - 15 Manager, Sanford Herald. One room nnd kitchenette, 200 dnys. Lcnving Sanford, apply 408 E. Third Street. Sanford Avenue. TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Dally Times, tho great home dally. rMe 1141 per word, minimun. charge 25c o s h with order. Write FOR SALE—8 choice lots on Sanfv>rd Avo. 10 on Palmetto. New for completo rate card 5 room bungalow, bath, lights, tw o' WTOT **»IHiINI 1 —nark.hureporches, gnrnge. Any terms. Fred Clark .burg Vrxponanl mon S. Houston. Box fi'JG, City. .aeludlnr Pmrtav. mnrntnc I. l cam per W'-rd minimum lie. FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad PALM nEACH COUNTY—The joining lot on Palmetto Avc. scene of stupendous development terms. Box 431, enre Herald. Rend about it in the Palm Biacfc Post. Samp.e copy sent on re­ FOR SALE—This week. Dining quest. table, chairs, bedroom suite, baby bed* china cabinet and oil heater. ADVERTISIN'* get* roxultH if It Mrs. Leslie Bryan, 316 Magnolia reaches potential buyers. Pa- Ave. iHtka Dniiv New* is circulated in an indust ini nnd agricultural sec­ FOR SALE: My If) acre farm on tion.__ Cameron Avenue, close to Moore ADVERTISE m CCs .foumai-Her- Station, small cash payment, rea­ aid. South Georgia’* greatest sonable terms. S. K. Barrett, Box newnpaper. Morning, afternoon, 95, Jacksonville, Fla. wpekly and Sunday Cln*s!f!et! ratrs In 10c rer line. Wav<*rr>js Journal- FOR SALE—Oldsnuibila 8. good condition. Easy terms. Herald, Waycroa*. Georrla. Party leaving town. See It. T. TAMPA MORNIT 3 TRIRUNE— Hunt, Seminole Hotel. Send In your subscription tc the Tribuno or hand t to your lical FOR SALE—2, dealer so you can r»nd Florida's and one horse, greatest newnrirey. One year Gindcrville. *8.00, 6 months I4.0C, three months $?.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your urder. W. H. LONG M EAT MA1IKET Attractive Service Stations, that are a credit to any com­ munity, are erected by this Company and maintained for your benefit, convenience and comfort. The surroundings are clean and business-like. Driveways are safe and easy of Georgia Building: Material Mtiraril t « p l .e e w lth la tmuy I* o f <h« ponplr o f Hnoford w r tlr ti o ftrn n r rd n l. •all Ihla llal n h r n onjr ape­ , .e r .lr o U rennlred. If I . m t»d alphabetically fa t r eoavealeaee. ONE IN TEN Brooklyn .. 202 001 310 00- 9-18-1 Neglecting u little wound, cut or Demosthenes, the great orator, I’hiln.......... 009 140 202 01-19-15-5 Ebrhurdt, Kuhhcll, Osborne and abrasion o f tin* flesh may in nino in Ids youth ntuttcrcd and stam­ Taylor; Ulrich, llctts and Wilson. tyi-es out of ten cause no great mered. Buffering or inconvenience, but it i« the one case in ten that causes blood ^poi,toning, lockjaw or a chronic festering sore. The cheup®$t, safest ami best course is to diainfuct the wound with liquid Horozone and apply the Borozone I'owder to completo tho healing process. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. I'owder 30c and 60c. Sold by Laoey'g Drug Store. Southern Association Atlanta fit Birmingham. Memphis nt f'linttnuoogn. Now Orleans at Mobllo. Only three scheduled. Rfflclsnc iUSLNESS DIRECTORY 100-Year* Worn# n Dies at St* Petersburg 171 Take Examination For Dental Licenses .Scute by innings: ftarvlca Prompt. THIS Sanford Feed & Supply Co Myrtle Ave nnd 4tli, Phone 539 " r Wanted FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY LEWIS O'BRYAN. Office In NEWS— it covers Broward County Seminole Bank Building Annex. thoroughly which is one o f tho most rapidly growing sections on Phone 417-L 3. the Florida East Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon request. TYPEW RITERS AND REPAIRS LEARN AhOUT fo lk County and All makes of typewriters for Lakclnnd, through the Star-Tele* isle on easv terms, for rent, also gram. Beat advertising medium in repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 South Florida Published mornings. Rail Bldg. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. FI*. - : ; 7 v n S s ii] j Advertising LAWYER but give her a chance Tampa Man Becomes Editqr at Bradenton Florida Man Suggests Big Houseboat Hotel Classified Directory • 1 .(IA i> 6 se e The Herald’s M arketplace FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Funds immediately available subject to title examination. ’ , Southern Association Nashville 3, Little Bock 8. Chattanooga 8, Memphis D. New Orleans 8, Mobile 9. Birmingham-Atlanta postponed BRADENTON, July 1,— Earl Stumpt, o f Tampa, has become city editor o f the Bradenton Eve­ ning Herald succeeding Mnx I*. Miritz. Mr. Stumpf has served on newspapers throughout the northwestern United States. He came to Florida some yenrs ago for Ids health and heenmu connect­ ed with the Tnmpn Times. Five yearn ago lie resigned tlibt posi­ tion to bccomo probation officer of Hillsborough county. He re­ signed the latter position to be­ come connected with the Herald. .- ’ 1 improved Business and Residential Priperi, in Sanford ‘ South Atlantic League (Ircenville 0, Columbia 1. Spartanburg 5, Charlotte 1 (11 Innings). Asheville 8, Augusta 4. Knoxville 0, Macon 5. White Sox 6, Browns 1 ST. LOUIS, July 1.— The Chi The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Turnovers and Results Call 148. National league Poston 3, New York 2. * Pittsburgh 0, Chicago 1. Brooklyn 0, Philadelphia 10 (11 innings). . Only three acedulcd. Florida State League Lnkclnnd 7, Tampa 2. Sanford 5, St. Petersburg 4. American lea gu e Won Lost 4 E o U 1 o 9 0 1 0 0 0 Totals „ . 33 7 9 27 13 2 Score by inniligs: T a m p a ...................... 200 000 000-2 Lakeland 109 200 20x-7 Suinmnry: Two base hits— Du­ mas, Brazier: Three base hits— Welch. Stolen bases— Snead Du­ mas, welch (2 ), llrazier, Surface, Fonder, Doyle. Sacrifices— Estra­ da. Buekloy, Welch. Double plays s Games N «v Y o r k ............... 40 20 Brooklyn .. 3.144 St. Loulrf .. ._______ 83 34 CitvinruiU . . . . . . . 32 .TH PbilndHphin.......... ..3 0 35^ Dhicii"0 .. .. .. .. .. ..30 38 lioiton .. .. ..- :. .. .. 26 30 Herald Classified Ads are quick ed Mlales for the Southern District of Florida: In the matter of A. II. Hamrick, bankrupt. No. 3791 In bankruptcy. (Ml tills 30th day of June. A. D. 1925. on reading the foregoing pe­ tition for* Discharge of the abuveliaiiird bankrupt. It Is— OKUKMKD by the Court, that a hearing be hud upon the sains on the Ittlh day of August, A. D.. 1921. before the said court, at Jackson­ ville, in said district, at lo o'clock In tnc forenoon; and that notlcs thereof be published In Hanford Herald, a newspaper printed In said district and that alt known credi­ t o r and other persons In Interest many appear at the said time and place ami show cause. If any they have, why the prayer of ths said petltl oner should not he granted. And li Is further ordored by the Court.‘ that the clerk shall send, by mall, to all known creditors, copies of aald petition and this order, ad­ dressed to them at their places of tealJeuCu as slat..3. WITNKMM The Honorable Ithydon M. Call, Judge of the aald Court, nnd the seal thereof, at Jackaonvide. In said district-' on the 14th SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN If your breath is bat) and you have * pells uf swimming in the herd, poor appetite, comitipatiun and a general no-account feeling, il I* a sign your liver is torpid. The one renlly dependable remedy fur all di>nnters in the tivar, rtamach and bowel* is ilerbine. it acts powerfully on the liver, strength­ ens digestion, purifies the bowel* and restores a fine feeling of enerjjv. vim and cheerfulness. Price, COc. Sold by La tier's Dttcj Store. Presenting* a star o f other days, the great “ C h ief' Bender, who on rnany Mcaiion* hurled the Athletics to victory and helped bring quite a few world series title* to the Muck*. Hu* now wearing a While box uniform, having recently Ixien appointed couch by Manager Fddio Lolluu. 1925 ov I n t -l F cat u r c Sravicff. I**c Crrat Blilain rights rescivrd 7 Thv elevator was first known as the “ flying chair," and originated at the summer residence o f the Auxtrain emperor at Seh<>ohrun», in 1700. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 01, 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/58e92e07d0cf8a6334f22a3196f53a06.pdf 09f606cce883f00b5eede3e8a12797dc PDF Text Text itest The Wa Sectlc ’i ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES s , '' ] SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, Id25. President Leaves B edside 6th Federal Reserve District P e r m i t s 48.8% GreaterThan * During Last Year Less Loans, More Deposits Shown Agricultural C o n d i ­ tion Reported Nor­ mal for This Month cd yesterday, was an emergency one and that there might bo a re­ currence of conditions which brought the Colonel near to death, making surgical treatment again imperative. For the present, how­ ever, there is little likelihood of PLYMOUTH, Vt.,' June 3 0 .- another operation. Steadily gaining ground in his up­ Colonel Coglldge surprised physi­ hill bnttlu for life, Col. John Cooi­ cians last night by rising from his idge, the President’s 80-year-old bed nnd walking with little assist­ father, is resting comfortably, ap­ ance to a chnir in which he snt parently out of danger. Through­ for half an hour. This was describ­ out Monday the President and Mrs. ed ns remarkable progress by the Cooiidge, who hurried here Sunday doctors. from Swnmpscott, remained wlth- The nstounding gains made by ing call, encouraged by the fre­ the nged patient have so reassured quent assurance of physicians that tho President that it wns consid­ the crisis wna passed. ered that Mr. and Mrs. Cooiidge They were told, however, that will return to Swnmpscolt perhaps the patient's age, the faulty ac­ by motor. tion of his heart and other infirm­ A let-up in the rain permitted ities made complications possible the President to got in his usual nnd thut it would be another 241evening stroll which led him along hours at least before he would be I the winding roads beneath the hills out of danger. j here for an hour tonight. He was It also was emphasized that the I accompanied by only secret scroperaiion on the bladder perform-j vice men. - - - . - « _i f | PRICE *IVE CENTS Promoted PLYMOUTH, Vt.. June 30. —President Cooiidge left here today for Swompscott, Mass., assured that his nged father virtually had recovered from his serious attnek of illness. — ru* r r. , I t and W *_. rite east and ------- .------— - NUMBER u — I— WESTERN CITY IS 1DAIINTE BY DISASTERS o w B y E a r th q u a l JV J-I j Citixens Take Disaster With­ out a Mad Frenzy Rush and Assume Optimistic Altitude About Its Terrible Plight Witness In Trial Of Former Prison Officials Asserts He Gave $2,500 to Woman For Some “Outside Work” Dead and Thirty I M’ADOO LEADS IN Nine Injured By Fi Timber and Debris; EFFORT TO BEGIN Citizens Optimistic Injured Taken Care of REBUILDING CITY In Emergency Wards Damage Between Doesn’t Know Who Was to Get Money More Aid Being Rushed By Former Cabinet Member and Federal Government; News­ Candidate for Democratic paper Plants Are Disabled Presidential Nomination, Ih Arranging The Finance*) Government Rests Its Case While Counsel BelievesJury Will Get Case Thursday 15 And 30 Million 111) -------- V-3 " Looters Are Busy At Nefairious Trade A *% TroopsFormPatrols Jo's SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Juno ATI.ANTA, Ga., June 30.—Mor­ 30.—This city by the sea, which ris Swcctwood, convicted of liq­ SANTA BARBARA, June 30.— uor Inw violation in New Yurk, Captain Richard 11. Leigh, U. S. early Mondny staggered under the Plans for the rebuilding of the de­ was tho chief witness for the de­ Navy, has to buy some new uni­ blows of a rending earthquake last vastated residential and business fense Monday in tho trial in Fed- forms. Why? President Cooiidge night surveyed its great losses und sections of this city, .visited here ATLANTA, Ga. June HO. , SANT BARBARA, Calif., 3J | eral Court here of L. J. Fletcher, hns just advanced him to the rank began lighting back. Monday by a series of terrific Although general business No community over took and ab­ earthquakes, already are under June 30.—A hot June nun msutsS s b former deputy wnrden nnd Thom-, „f ri.a r admiral, 1^conditions in the sixth dis­ sorbed punishment v;:th rr.cro stoi­ way. ns P. Hayden, former chaplain of I today on a phyidcnlly proa- I &** cism and calm. the Atlanta Federal Prison. Detric t have not shown materia! William 0. MeAdoo of I.os An­ fondants are charged wjth qnn* Bluejackets of tho nnval militia geles, who owns one of the finest trated city by the blue Pacific y* ^ 5 change during the Inst month, from spiring to necept bribes und national guardsmen patrolled residences in the city, led a num­ thnt throbbed nevertheless s '; g s building permits issued in 20 wealthy prisoners. *^ c the heart of the business district, ber of financiers in arranging with through every pile of her cities for construction aggre­ but never ut uny time bad there the local chamber of commerce for earthquake debrirt with nn inSwcctwood, inmate of the peni­ i S2 gating $15,231,053, are an in­ been the least sign of disorder. tentiary here und reputed to be re-construction funds ut a meet­ dominiUble ap/rit of recon- 5 No frenzy, no rushing about, ing here yesterday afternoon. crease of 48.8 per cent over wealth" testified that he paid atruction. ,. •J§§|.g J marked this disaster. $2,500 to Mrs. R. K. Walthall the corresponding month of Would Loan $2,500,000 The dead were collected ns A violent shock struck the f *** mentioned in earlier testimony ns May, 1D23, an well nn luting the Mr. MeAdoo suggests that the quickly as possible, numbering up­ city at 1:28 o’clock this morning. { c a go-between to get specinl privi­ highest percentage of increase houses of the slate fur­ ward* of a dozen bodies. Close to clearing This was the heaviest shake since leges in the prison for his money. nish u revolving loan fund of two reached for any month since such Consensus of Opinion Is Thnt a score, of injured were cared for, the heavy trembler of yesterday Ho said he did not know if the nne-hnlf million dollars for morning statistics have been compiled, says unil even us tne umbulnnces moved nnd and again at 4:38 o’clock, All Establishments Hut money was intended for Fletcher the purpose of assisting in the, ___, re just as sailors the Federal Reserve Business re­ i o HID m i t i i i u i i s there n i n e followed lu iiiin e o . , .. , olT to the hospituls, wore disembarking Those Who I)o Not Remember Resolutions Condemning Re­ or ever reached Fletcher. .. The Drug Stores Will Close; !>II view for dune, issued today. In. their. wake truJks loaded with 1“f f Soantn of„ J® from the battleship Arkansas. It Cannot Puss, Secretary first proposal to purchnse privi­ ligious Training in Public Trade Hody Favors Move ............ ....i ...i Barbara. The plan is Regarding building activities,' battered brick and twisted steel. not worked out in detail but tho The table of ^fcaths stands at Davis Tells Wn • College Schools, Is Drafted at A leges he said, waa made to him the review ,shows that six cities in Tho work of cleaning up had be­ local authorities are now taking nine and in the hospitals lay 30 ami to Mannie Kessler, another i t 3. | The majority of the business Graduates To Talk Monday Convention In Chicago, 111. prisoner from New York. the district reported decreases injured. Estimates of duinnge ; | d £ fcJ it up. men of this city have expressed gun. CJmpnred with May last year, hut The bundling of the sudden em­ ranged from $15,000,000 to $30,­ rc 2 *1 The witness wns asked if he re­ their willingness to close their es­ ergency At the first meeting of tho 000,000 to offr.et this the I t remaining ci­ Wa s h in g t o n ] June .to. — CHICAGO. June 30.—An appeal could not have b*eii more although no definite tablishments all day on July 4 , ceived any privileges. He replied: Chiimlier of Commerce it will he ties reported increases, some of “ Economy is the watchword of the for action on the Tennessee evolu­ amount can bo set until today’s efficient if it had been u motion Kessler wus riding which in Independence Day ami picture scene planned weeks in ad­ drafted and whipped into shupc in architectural surveys. State street, them being very large. commander-in-chief of the nrmv, tion cascLWOfl contained in the sec­ “Well, have been proclaimed by the Pres­ order thnt rebuilding can start at the inuin artery of the town and l< . 8 .) Of those cities in the* Sixth Dis­ and those who cannot remember it, retary’s report presented at the uruund outside the walls within ident as Defense Day, A. C. Car­ vance. the twisted business district pre­ The main street of the city, once. trict which showed outstanding in­ shall not pass,” Acting Secretary first session of the American thus* weeks after we got hero nnd ter, manager of the Sanford Retail '* S .r Mr. MeAdoo in nn interview sent a desolnte appearance that ' creases in building |>ermits in Muy, Davis informed the graduating Teachers Federation convention it took me nine and n half months Credit Men's Association an­ State Street, wns a picture of calm said: “The destruction ia serious threw Into bold belior the optimism to get outside. You can figuru nounced this morning. ruin almost from end to end. 1925, over the same date in 1924, class at the urmy war college in a here Monday. 1 but should not be disheurtening to of nicn nnd women who owned tho it for yourself.” prepared address Monday pointing All Suffered are the following: “The trial," the report said, “is Mr. Carter stated thnt he lias loyal son of California. The wrecked stores. tv f -x i Not all of its business build­ any Further questioning developed talked to the managers of most of Tampa 575 permits for construc­ that they were not ready for gen­ a dramatization in Tennessee of lust earthqunke hern happened 112 eral staff duty in tho department. ings were demolished but all had that Swcctwood, who ndmitted In forces which unfortunately are not Another slight tremor struck the t e l? tion vulued at $1,561,230, against stores and business houses years ago and it probably will be the war college you study confined to Tennessee but are at never hud any education, had been thu p,.rL, nm| they have declared they suffered damage nnd many woro another 100 years lie fore another city at 6:54 o’clock this morning. ocnstruction valued at $.'120,881 for the“At economy of forces,” Mr. Davis work throughout the United assigned to work in the athletic wi|l be glad to close on that .lay twisteil and smashed beyond re­ one occurs. The thing to do now Looters plied their nefarious trade the same period in 1924; Lakeland said. “At the war department we the ruins during the night States. field, m the library nnd in the „„ |,nn alwuys been customary on pair. 142 permits In May this year for practice the force of economy. Or­ is to rebuild und all hankers in amid Tho imposing facade of the California and numerous reports of deprepoultry yard. Tho coatless jury- j „ |y , in this city during past construction valued ut {591,725 der “The teaching of evolution in should he glad of un No. I, headquarters, command­ disregnrd of Stute statutes is not ment frequently laughed heurtily •y€.„rH. Barber shops, grocery county bunk upneured from the opportunity to ussist the gullr.nt ilutions came from officers of the against .‘14 permits in 1924, the er-in-chief, commands ‘construct­ nt his retorts to cross exnnilnu-. stores, department and dry goods front ns beautiful in Us simplicity citizens of Santa Barbara who an. National Guardsmen and Nnval value of which wus $127,140. major issue, nor the issue with . ive economy' und us good soldiers the turn. He was asked us to his du -1 establishments, jewelry stores and ns ever, but down one side run a reaily to begin immediately tho Reservists, who threw n network which we, the American Federation ;,.on FINANCIAL: Increased depos­ and good citizens we nlwnys have atrol over the business district ties on the nthlctic field. vurimix other houses have tx- jagged crack like a lightning work of reconstruction. of Teachers, aro primarily concern­ its und loans, and decreased bor­ cheerfully nnd loyally obeyed. In streak, through the concrete. uring the dark hours. Altar ves­ “Oh, I manicured the grounds, | pressed their willingness to close, burden will be too great sels rowing from the Federal Reserve war we entrench, in peace we re­ ed* The San Murcos, n stately four- for“The of gold and silver of the the tennis court and so forth,” lie lie said. Jocul financial resources but Hank were indicated in reports for trench. Tho pen is mightier than "It is only the technical charge story, class A structure of th 6 the stute must now get back of Guadalupe Catholic Church waa re­ replied. Movement Endorsed June 10, rendered by 36 member the sword; the hudgetry blue pen­ on which American education hns newest type, just completed, oc­ ___ Mr. Carter further pointed out cupied liurharn, not as u matter of ported stolen. Government counsel sought to banks located in Atluntn, New Or­ cil is mightier than thu whole a r­ been arraigned and brought to the principally by professional Santa Mrs. Charles E. Perkins, widow that the local ChnuiWr of Conichurity or gift, but ns a business show that he had received special leans, Birmingham, Jacksonville, my. So upon your graduation I bar of a local court front which men, seemed from the southern Swectwood rm rce nt its meeting last week nnd eastern ends of its "L’* to bo o|N>rntinn based on good security of the lake railroud wizard, for­ Nashville, Chattanooga, Knoxville, utge upon you two fumhimental Hnal appeal will be to the con- bathing privileges. mer president of the Chicago, Burvoted in fuvor of having the stores and Savumiuli, ns compared with a principles—economy and cfflcicn- science and intelligence of the protested he had received no spec­ untouched. Bet Its <nher elevation < on tho new buildings and lots. The kiuinry, mhm .iLvdnml and other business bouses of Sunloans will l> « ' repaid by M ** sal" rJ ial privileges, exclaiming “why. I month ago. and with the same per­ Cyt i American people. St lay flat. 4 mortgages upon the completion Af to tie buried in the ruins of a seetake three baths every day now ford close and that nt the Inst , u . . , . "Brynn, nntl-avolution Inw, nnd iod lust yeur. • /* Tho Kunta Barbara mission, f’Undcr the national d e fe n se ,,,,. .,...12 tlon of the Arlington Hotel. Man­ meeting of the Retail Credit Men's buildings.” r.,„„inr , , „ fine stage scenery nt Dayton are —whether I need ’em or not.” which fell in un earthquake during Incteascs were shown over fig­ act •• i„. .„I,| ager A. L Richmond said that ho Association its members agreed to the 5a e++■. The government rested its case early eighties, again was part­ The ilfllninn Commercial Trust did not have the slightest hope ures a month eurliur for both time me h t e ^ a 'V h r a a ^ r r a s k “ 7 ^ t h ^ S u o n V 7 a spirit , ( close, provided merchants not beand Savings Hunk hns through its in the day. The defensi ly wrecked toduy. Its pair of tow­ and demand deposits, the latter Isr nrequinu 'that she escaped nnd debris wns carry on ...at own nat|onwMo# r c S d a ttoi hrc°aC rVy,,!i,,lah r“ lily ,S early torncys announced they will place! ‘® thV, ‘JrK?,'1''*aV°n wil‘ ers arc masses of crumpled debris. chairman of thu board, sent 11. II. being removed to uncover tho body. I having increased $4,840,000 during professional training to piipnre Cotton to Santa Barbara to look The report closed with the ques­ their best witnesses on the stand '1® , l . s, £ ? ™"]?nsua The telephone company’s build­ that period. Total discounts were summer camps for the student cit­ the field, and nnnounced a .Manager Richmond also believed $2,822,000 greater than on May 6 izens, to net as instructor to the tion: today when they call Albert E .' V ‘‘i P'm 7 " y ing hns four walls still standing over contribution of $290,000 to the that Bertram B. Hancock of la>a "Is it possible thnt the ultimate Snrtiin, former warden of the pris*u" {. in wi“ c,°™ by virtue of half a score of props ' ct this year. Compared with Juno citizen soldiers. Of the approxi­ Angeles was killed, his room hav­ fund. made from telephone poles. It, 1924, figures for June 10 this mately 6.000 combat officers, not destiny of the American school on, and a number of character wit­ ing been above Mrs. Perkins’ and He further nnnounced thnt the The main water supply of Snntn Hotel A Loss ‘ year show Increases of $56,567,000 on foreign service, over 5,000 are system is to be decided by fute or nesses for the defendants. local merchants arc planning to Barbara was reported sufe late to­ demolished. by enlightened public opinion while Inside in the Arlington, hostelry in total loans, discounts and in­ ( nguged In training camp work in keep Saturday hours on Friday, day when word from the Gibralter Statu Street, tho mnln thorough­ to the travelers of two hem­ dam, vestments; $331896,900 in time do- the summer. Of the 85,000 enlist­ the teachers stand aside in a list­ thus enabling the people to do known eighteen miles east of here, fare, is n ghastly uvenuo of cor­ ispheres, a picture of absolute de­ nosits. Borrowing by these 36 ed combat strength in the United less manner?" their week-end shopping and buy­ struction, presents itself. The re­ snid that it wns intact. nices of its most stately building A resolution taking a definite banks from the Federal Reserve States, more than 50,000 assist in ing on that day. The drug stores, mainder of the building is ripped The tunnel through the moun­ being tumbled down, and cornices, Htand probably will be adopted to­ Hank on Juno 10 this year was on­ the summer training of civiliani. tains to Santa Barbara ulsu es­ walls and fronts of practically all sard Mr. Carter, will not close. und torn in u number of places. caped ly $5,259,000 as compared wi'.ii This is ail economical use of our morrow, Dr. 11. R. Linvillc, New injury. Proclamation principal structures shattered York, vice-president, said. Manager Richmond says it is a $18, 720.000 Inst year. personnel, employing every indi­ Resolutions condemning religious The breaking of the Sheffield down. Tim President of the United complete loss. AGRICULTURE The first re­ vidual to the limit of his capacity. States and the governor of Florida merely means elimination of Continued Through Day training nnd teaching of military One newspaper, the News i.i dam port of the cotton season issued by have issued proclamations declar­ homeless, one reservoir control, water offi­ The earthquakes continued “Our personney, both civilian instruction in thu public schools its city dusk and editor­ Mrs. I). I . Burden, who hns ing July 4 us Nutional Defense the Department of Agriculture nnd military, are doing fur more cials snid. throughout yesterday. They men­ will also be passed on. been visiting her niece, Mrs. R. Day and the day for the observ­ ial stuff functioning from the civic eary in June shows a condition on work per capita than before the Several stretches of puvement to tho water supply by crashing L. Peck at 510 Palmetto Avenue, ance nnd celebration of the Declar­ square and its issues coming from the north have been badly torn aced May 25 o f 76.6 per cent of normal, war. As n matter of fuct, despite out the dam of Sheffield reser­ tiie press of a sister publication DAYTON, 'lenn., June 30.—Ar­ in this city for the past week, died compared with a ten year average the new und necessary develop­ ation of Independence. These at Ventura, twenty-eight miles und almost impuHsuble. voir but u by-pass hns been estab­ rangements were begun here Mon­ suddenly there at noon today front proclamations are lieing sponsored condition on May 25 o f 72. As a ments brought about by the war, In line with n suggestion made lished to a main reservoir back distant. day to furnish a lurge house us a stroke of apoplexy, after being general condition, planting was such ns air service, tanks, chemical by William G. MeAdoo earlier in in tho hills and water provided by the local city government and done enrlicr this year than last, warfare service, a far more effi­ headquarters for defense attorneys in excellent spirits und apparent by the various military, patriot­ The morning paper, the Press, the day, the Santa Ilarbura Chum- for the city. has its plant intuit, hut lacks the in the trial of John T. Scopes, who good health during the earlier part ic, and civic organizations of San­ says the review, and the season cient National Guard, a newly or­ bur of Commerce adopted n plan to Tiie terror stricken, 30,000 inhab­ power to turn its cog wheels. Is reported to be from one to two ganized reserve corps, industrial faces charges of teaching evolution of the day. institute a $2,500,000 revolving itants in most cases settled down ford who ask that ull of the mer­ Two distinct sounds, not loud, in the opbiic school in violation of Mrs. Ptirdon wns eating dinner chants of this city, whether they weeks early all through the dis- preparedness, nnd reul national de­ JZ'Z fund for reconstruction. »<* an emergency existence by r.oan, state law. and was chatting with her relatives ure members of the credit associ­ but persistent, stand out wherever ! trict. At thu same meeting, whieh was many of them living on the luwns. fense plans, the war department one wulks in the stricken area: the - , The house selected is located on nnd friends ut the table when sud­ Karly planted cotton has a good "I have been through 60 earth­ , § < .5?'1 is spending a smaller per- a bill overlooking the town nnd has denly she wum stricken, causing ation, the Chamber of Commerce, tumbling of bricks and mortur as held within a half block of Stute * start, it Is shown, but lute planted actually Street, lying in ruins, It wus an* quakes, but never one like this be or other civic organisations, ob­ centngo of the total annual gov 18 rooms. It will be used as a immediate dcuth. It is believed wreckers remove dangerous wulli, j cotton has not had sufficient mois­ ernmental revenues than it did in noUncud thut the program of re­ fore." said Manager Richmond of serve next Saturday, July 4, by the hammers of builders rush­ construction ture for proper germination and 1915. I believe thut today we are residence of Mr. Kcoiies* lawyers that her death was due mainly to closing their establishments und and would be under way the Arlington Hotel, “ It Just took rilm growth. ITivate estimates, says more neatly giving the nation a or to house some of the witnesses indigestion, since she had been taking part in the celebration ing up temporary structures. tomorrow. the hotel that we considered strong who will appear for the school 8subjected tu light attacks for Mine whicl. will bo held, the review, place 1925 acreage at dollar vuluo for every dollar spent as a frotress and shook it tuck nnd Shacks Still Being Felt time past. Mrs. Purdon* health _____ pa about live per cent over last year. than ever before in our history.” teacher. Bed room, living room timo forth ns if it were a rag.” ■w BOZEMAN, Moult., June 30.— und kitchen equipment will be mov­ had been extremely good, it is snid, Ample supplies of labor are re­ " I tY il8 precisely ns If one woro Southwestern Montana continued ed in beforo July 10 , the date of except for the occasional attacks. President Insurance ported from Tennessee, Florida, at sea In a storm. One would not to keep its earthquake eye open tqthe beginning of the trial. Mrs. Purdon is survived by four •id Louisiana, but the. supply i* | R 0 [ a r y C l u b H e f t f S believe it were possible for a build­ Company Drops Dead day with tile receipt of news late daughters: Mrs. H. K. Murphy of somewhat short of the demands in j ■ « ' • “ • J v ^ i Th‘, *wonil Mr,‘ ing to move with such force ia last night (hut shocks still were Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. I 4 — . . - . —4 / \ 4 D n n n n l I 81" 1 waa wnCe !l Ku*8t m this bouse. Mulberry, Mrs. Houston Sheffield so many directloiui and apparently ASBURY PARK, N. J., June 30. being fell near the scene of dis­ marriage to the lute of St. Augustine, Mrs. W. E. TuckWHOLESALE: The wholesul so limply, as did the Arlington. turbance Saturday night and Sun­ Thomas F. Berry, Chicago, presi­ President. of Tampa nnd Mrs. James trade is shown to have been, much “The hotel is a total loss." day. The property loss nt Man­ The Chamber of Commerce has dent of the Globe Mutual Life In­ Engineers will arrive in Dayton I stnrke or Jacksonville, smaller in May than in April, but Other stories of the motion of hattan, Three Forks, and Loganhcen requested by n number of the today to map out definite pluns I jvj0 arrangements for the funeral surance Company, dropped dead larger than in May of last year in the earthquake were similar. ville, ia estimated nt $500,000. growers of this section to have csof heart disease in the north end for the proposed erection of a huge |mvL, made. They will probaall lines except groceries. “The twisting of the earth was R. J, Holly was the principal tabli»!-cd in the Sanford district it was announced yes­ bly In- formulated nnd announced of the bathing pavilion late last RETAIL: The volume of sales speaker at the luncheon of the Ro­ auditorium, like a violent storm at sea.’’ said Another Avulnnrh Expected n bird sanctuary, according to un The auditorium would be later this ufternoon or early Wed­ night. Ills body was found by two during May at 49 department tary Club at the Seminole Cafe terday. JACKSON, WYO., June 30. — annomicemei.t b-* R. \V. Pearmnn, i Harry v, - Afford, ,, -janitor at. the Daily „ . equipped with amplifiers to accom­ boys. _______ _ nesday morning. Sixth District was nine tenths of this noon when he gave a detailed modate over-flow crowds from the The North end of Chief Mountain Jr., secretary of th.it body, today. New.*; 008 ,of Yhe ,Com* one per cent smaller than sales by account of the trip made by him­ court room. Under present pluns is creeping slowly down upon the The growerr, he said, argue that P°r*U'2?,{ , f?w *n the ‘J0* ” ' the other XlP2fRmQr« self und 8 . O. Shinholser as dele­ it would he built on ground fur­ Gro* Ventre river vulley und crum­ the bi-ils are one of the greatest p own **iatrict when the earth bothe same stores in May last year. gates of the local organization to nished rent-free. bling ns it goes, moving down upon fnrtors known in destroy'ng in- l>’an ltlJ Construction Atlnntn, Birmingham, New Or­ the international Rotary Conven­ would need to be pushed 24 hours the river on u front of several sects which would, if left aione, lie,,8 „ .. leans, nnd other cities reported in­ tion at Cleveland, Ohio, two week* daily to complete the building be­ niilus at a rate of speed almost stray the vnriou-t trucking pro- ,, ' ho uw t shock shook^tho Da».»creased sales over May 1921, while a g o . The report was complete, in­ fore the trial begins. perceptible. Forest rangers uiul duels t r cauio serious dsmnge to | f’" * ' b id in g like a little ship smaller sales were recorded from teresting und instructive, and wns CHICAGO. June 80.—The Chica­ charge stricken off the docket on ranchers declare it will create a them. Worms, bug* and trouble-1 , 8 " * storm. It knocked several Chattanooga, Nashville aqd Savan­ enjoyed by the Koturiuns nnd their Tribune says that William D. recommendation of State's Attor­ great basin and result in an uvit- son* ir.sects of many kinds ure I, u* ‘b‘wn. There wus nothing Robbers Loot Safe of go nah. lunch greater than that oceuring eaten by birds which formerly *°.M°* ** w®9, jus,l„u ouestion of guests. Shepherd, recently acquitted of the ney Crowe. Jos McCormick, past president First action in the fight for pro­ lust Tuesday when u gigantic luko thrived in this secli-ir. but which *tM,n* ut> »nd holding on. Then murder of his foster son, William $15,000 In Raw Gold the Orlando Rotary Club, spoke are gradually becoming very!‘'*m® 4®* • 8C°i}* •h°ck. This was will, was formed. Nelson McClintock, is preparing bation for McClintock’s Miami Death Toll Of of briefly to the club and his talk scarce. | ^ on8 did the damage, it drawn up by Shepherd nnd leaving # to file damage suits against seve­ NEW YORK, June 30.—Safe ral persons connected with the followed by a short address by Jackdaws, rice binls, and many i rocked back and forth, Kick Last 24 Hours Large was nearly all of the youth’s fortune | S i x t e e n R e f r i g e r a t o r Dr. Larrick of Plant City, who is robbers today looted the safe of case. Attorney* W. S. Stewart to Shepherd, will come Wednesday ~ . a is* i others thnt are known to eat there snu forth until the crunching and, the Grand Douglas Jewelry Com­ filling the Presbyterian pulpit tn bugs and insects which destroy crashing sounds showed that the when attorneys for Miss Pope nnd \ C o m p a i U C S A r t* 1'1110(1 and W. W. O’Brien, who defended MIAMI. June 30.—Miami’s acci­ this city during the absence of pany in the Maiden Lane jewelry vegetables huve lieen thoughtless- P“fat*vely few men In the downfor ten cousins of McClintock, _____) dent toll in the last 24 hours is Itev. E. D. Brownlee who is ill. district of about $15,006 worth of Shepherd, are preparing the suits, Survivors of the San Francis­ iy and promiscuously slaughtered which, it was said, will charge, mostly from lown, nr.expected to CHICAGO, June 30.—Sixteen rcfour deud another seriously injur­ raw gold and jewelry ufter chisel- libel, slander, vicious persecution uppear in court to oppose the pro- 1frjK„rau>r manufacturing com during tne past few years, it is de co earthquake of 1906 residing in Gutsts of the club today wer ed, one nian thrown through n D r' Larrick, L. L. LoRoy of Gen-1ing out the combination, hut left Sunta Barbara declared yester-: panics pleaded guilty in tho fede- M»ml* and this is to a large part day’s button. windshield, dying later due to his eva. and J. G. Bull of this city. behind more than $150,600 worth und false imprisonment. shock exceeded the northen ru! court today to indictment* indictment* In for thewi,|ch increasing number I tremblor The Tribune says it is under­ jugular vein being cut, another today tu 1,11btamed ' local growers in violence. Members present nt the lunch­ of gems in another sufe on ths stood Cleared Of All Charge^. 'furniture ca* that the defendants in the workman on a bridge was killed eon were: George Babcock, Goo. floor above which thoy tried to e. under tho Sherman * The tremor started with a ‘ contemplater action will be Chief CHICAGO, June JO.—William ,\nti-Truat Act and were sentencwhen struck by a derrick which Brockhahn, Randall Chase, H. (’. open. _____ John Rumley, said Hr. Pearman. 't f f j y slow east-west motion f rry Olson, of the Muni- Darling Shepherd was freed today L (j to wgv <ine!l rat]|CinK fron» |2,i000 Justice Harry seriously injured another, an auto Du Boise, A. W. Epps, b. J. Conhas been appointed chairman of u which cracked brick walls and then K , who started the inves-lof all criminal charges in connee- t(J gr>,U00 each, cipal Court salesman succumbed to injuries and — j| , C. Haddock, W. M. 9 Persons Killed In committee to put Into effect the I th« moment the movement ito McClintock’s dcuth, I tion with the death of his million-1 tigation into n man drowned when hu fell off a plan of establishing a bird ^are-1 turned to a Northeast-Northwest «* Attorneys Alexander Reich-|aire foster son, William MeClinboat. Wreck Near Moscow and Markets tuary in this section as suggested I movement of greater severity mann and John 11. S. Lee. I-eo is tock, when the grand jury returnnnd advocated by the various | which wreaked great havoc. -.7 * IRISH CENSUS TO BE TAKEN MOSCOW, June 30.—Nine per­ attorney for Miss Isabelle Pope, ed a “no bill" in the death of Mr*, At Gcleta, 12 miles north, chim­ growers CHICAGO, June 3 0 .-Wheat. who waa McClintock’* fiancee. fEmnin Nelson McClintock. mother sons were killed and 32 injured neys were crocked, olio garage MacNeill, Edward ■ _ July, 1.45 1-4; September, 1.42 1-2 Tho charge of murder aguinst of William, whose death from ty* DUBLIN, June 30.—A census Gooseberry has ino connection I nearly ilemolished and much g la » F. E. Roumillat, S. O. when the Chita-Moscow express on C. C. Fuilium, indieted with Shep-lphoid was the basis of the trial to 1.44; Corn, July. 98 3-4 to 99 will bo tnken in Ireland next year, iPuleston. the Trans Siberian Railway was with the goose, hut should bo j broken. About 20 miles north thq h f f i S r W. t t . C Smith, . I. in the northern counties nt least. Steven,. Hr. B. K. Steven,. O. I. derailed yesterday ut_ Tuigu, 100 herd, was dismissed today. Judge i at which Shepherd wuij acquitted ] 1-4; September, LOU 3-4 to 1.01 1-4 on page 9) gooseberry, or rough-berry. 1‘Continued C Thomas J. Lynch ordered the last week, Oats, September, 45 1-t to 45 5-8. It will be the first count of tho miles cast c( Nova Nlkoluevsk. Thrasher, and A. t . YoweU. population since befurc the war. MERCHANTS HERE TO CLOSE STORES ON JULY FOURTH ECONOMY TO B E ITEACHERS WANT THE WATCHWORD ACTION IN TRIAL OF ARMY LEADER OF JOHN SCOPES •ri< S Mrs. 1). L. Bunion Dead As Result Of Apoplectic Stroke Local Growers Ask Bird Sanctuary For Protection Crops 'J Account Of Recent IB T i T i International Meet Shepherd Is Cleared Of All Charges When Grand Jury Returns “No Bill" ...... • . �< t, ii L ead er Declares For C loser Relationships Between U. S. And Japan Vv;/ I ft t) T __ u w ' / i •!■ \ n w y ■ f tn r i , . THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. JUNK 2 i y 9 g f ,. -- - . LOCUST*. - AVENUE, LAKE cust Avenue, Lake View Avenue, VIEW AVENUE, SAN JUAN San Junn Avenue, Lee Avenue and AVENUE, LEE AVENUE AND San Carlos Avenuo between Un SAN CARLOS AVENUE FROM ion Avenue and First Street will UNION AVENUE TO FIRST be benefited by the improvement STREET, A WIDTH OF 32 provided for by this resolution, FEET. nnd that the spedn! assessments to be made and entered against nil Whcrcns, the City Commission lots and lands adjoining and con­ of the City of Sanford, Florida, tiguous or bounding and abutting deems it advisable to improve, upon such contemplated Improve­ grade, construct, reconstruct, pave ment shall be made upon n foot nnd rc-parc with sheet asphalt on frontage basis; that ia to say, that a six Inch rock base, the following in tho preparation of the spec­ Avenues in tho City of Sanford, ial assessment roll covering the contemplated Improvement, such Florida, to-wit:— 'special assessments shall be de­ LOCUST AVENUE, LAKE termined nnd prorated according VIEW AVENUE, SAN JUAN to the ^foot frontage of the res­ ment roll 'to cause n copy thereof pective properties specially benc- to be published two times con­ fltted by said improvement. secutively, once cnch week, In a BE IT RESOLVED, That tho newsprfpcr published in Sanford; Tax Assessor and tho City Clerk Florida, attaching to said special of the City of Sanford, Florida, in assessment roll so published a no­ accordance with the provisions of tice directed to all property own­ Sections 101 and 102 of the Char­ ers interested in said special ter of tho City of Sanford, Florida, assessments, stating in accordance shnll proceed without delay to with tho provisions of the Char­ rttake a special assessment roll, ter of the City of Sanford, Florassessing the special benefits to idn, n definite time and place be received as the result of the where complaints will be heard and improvement contemplated ngninat when said special assessment roll all lots and lands adjoining nnd will be finally confirmed by the contiguous or bounding nnd abutt-j City Commission sitting as an ing upon such improvement, nnd; Equalizing Board. upon tho completion of said assess-' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, TOKYO, June 27.—With the r e the Seiyukai.” lie continued: “I cent election of General Rnron lielievc that it devolves upon tho Tanaka as president of the Sei- statesmen of the various countrlen jrukai, the second largest party in of the world to fight vigorously the Piet, political conditions In and pernistcntly against those in­ Japan are diagnosed by observers jurious campaigns which tend to ns "seething.’* General Tannk.i, increase international complica­ formerly minister of wm, succeed­ tions, ami lend finally to clashes ed Baron Takahashi as head of the between nations nnd rnccs. With Sciyukni. Immediately nfter his this in mind, the heiyu'eni will do election Gen. Tanaka brought its utmost to dispel the mistaken about the merging of the Knnushin views held In regard to the pres­ Club containing about 20 members ent nnd future relations between from the Chuscikai, another minor Japan nnd Americn. In this effort AVENUE, LEE AVENUE party, and brought the total mem­ wo hnjHs to obtain the wholeheart­ nnd SAN CARLOS AVENUE, bership of the Seiukni in the Diet ed sympathy nnd co-operntion of up to 101, ns against n member­ the American stntesmcnt and lead­ From Union Avenuo to First ship of 1C2 for th? Kcnscikni, the ers. Street. government party hendod by Pre­ "I nm convinced that the efforts All of said improving, grading, mier Kato. recently made by President CoolThe vrrnaculnr newspapers re­ idgo nnd mnny other distinguished construction, reconstruction, pav­ port that Gen. Tnnokn also hns np- Americans to correct the dissatis­ ing nnd re-paying to be done in pronchcd tho Ceiyuhonto, the third faction felt In Japan the pns- compliance with plans, specifica­ . . . -...v. over ."V largest party in the Piet, with u snge of the immigration law he/ tions, profiles ami estimates of view of bringing Its member's bnclc already rcncted favorably on thfils into the Seiyukai fold. The Soiyu- nation nnd hns impressed our said proposed improvement on Lo­ honto party is composed of mem­ countrymen with confidence In the cust Avenue, Iaikc View Avenue, bers who broke away from the Sci- future relations between Japan nnd San Junn Avenue, Ia?e Avenue nnd yuknj Juit prior tu the accession the United Stntcs.” San Carlos Avenup, from Union of the Koto ministry. This latter merger, however, apparently hn> Itn.y has grown tired of inad­ Avenue to First Street, now on met wit some opposition and |; equate telephone Service which it file in the oflico of tho City Man­ is believed hy rear? tfcit Fre.iiwr cnuured under government Kato will l>e able to maintain his ownership, and is now turning ov- ager of tho City of Sanford, Flopresent coalition ministry nt least f*r its telephone syrtem tc private •Ida, which said plans, specifica­ until fall nnd perhaps face the (totnparlee. Kurjioan nations cars tions, profiles and cstinintcs hnvc next Piet. The cabinet now hus afford to study Armorica's system been heretofore approved by the Seiyukai mombors in it, hut it is °f. private cnte:T>riso and industry, declared the leaders of this party which has made this nation a City Commission and constitute are dissntlsfled with the coalition world leader in less thnn 150 years. Iho plans of specifications for and wish to place their owh premier New Port Richey—Two story bus- said work, therefore, in power. For the present, though, incus block to be constructed at BE IT RESOLVED, That the the situation is very much unset­ Boulevard and Missouri Avo. tled. City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, deems it ad­ Baron Tanaku in n recent news­ paper Interview, declared that visable, ns a necessary public im­ "continuous efforts toward the de­ velopment of close economic re­ A RESOLUTION PROVIDING provement to pave, rc-pave, hard surface and ro-hnrd surface with lations between Japan nnd the j United Stat.s on nno hnnd, nnd 1 f o r t u b p a v in g , r e - pa v ­ sheet asphalt on n six inch rock ING, HARD SURFACING AND base, Locust Avenue, Lake View China on tho other, will bo the keynote of the dinloniatie nolir-v l RE-HARD SURFACING OF Avenue, San Junn Avenue, Lee Avenue and San Carlos Avenue, La Follettc Laid to Rest from Union Avenue to First Street, a width of .'12 feet; that u» of saitl paving, re-paving, hard surfacing nnd re-hard surfacing of locust Avenue, Ijike View Avenue, San Juan Avenue, Leo Avenue nnd San Carlos Avenue, as aforesaid, shall be done in strict compliance with the plans, s|>ecifications, profiles and estimates therefor, now on file in the office of the City Manager of the City of Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifications, profiles and cstimrtea have been horctofor ap­ proved by the City Commission and constitute tho plans and speci­ fications for said proposed im­ . • J provement of locust Avenue, Lake V.v'V.. - . ■: .t v. ¥$32 View Avenue, San Juan Avenuo, Leo Avenuo and San Carlos Av­ — — — — — —— — enue, M wccn Union Avenue nnd First Street, a width of !I2 feet, the coffin w„., lo w ra J to Ita final r a U n w a w I | h° graV,° Jl,1t be,or0 nnd this Commission hereby de­ clares the necessity for the pav­ ing. re-paving, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing of said portion of Locust Avenue, Ijike View Av­ enue, San Junn Avenue, Leo Av­ enue and San Carlos Avenue, as aforesaid, us a necessary public improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. 1hat a total expenditure not ex­ ceeding Twenty Three Thousand Five Hundred Twenty Two and »*100 ($23522.41) Dollars is here­ by authorized to cover the cost of paving, re-paving, hard surfacing A v isit to C oral G ablee is p a r t o f e ve ry c o m p le te F lo rid a *nd re-hard surfacing Locust Av­ to u r—a n d i t m akes a d e lig h tfu l ou tin g. C a ll a t our lo c a l enue, I Hke View Avenue, San offi ce a n d le t us te ll y o u h ow y o u m a y see C o ra l G ables Juan Avenue, Loo Avenue and w ith no tra n sp o rta tio n c o st to yo u . Kan ( arlns Avenue between Union Avenue and First Street, a width of 32 feet, which said sum of Twenty Three Thousand Five Hundred Twenty Two and 11-100 ($23,522.41.) Dollars is the total estimated cost of said improve­ ment aforesaid, that the entire cost of the Improvement afore­ said, shall lx* asscHscd against all oroperty nbutting and front­ ing upon that portion of Loctist Avenue, Luke View Avenuo, San Juan Avenue, Leo Avenue nnd San Carlos Avenue between Union * -W l M Avenue and First Street to be no improved by the paving, re-pav­ T jr o s ’x p jr j& r z c i r r ing, hard surfacing nnd re-hard surfacing of said portion of Locust Avenue, larko View Avenue, San Juan Avenue, Lee Avenue nnd San Carlos Avenue, a width of 32 feet, and against all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bound­ ing and abutting upon said im­ provement; that Twenty Three W a lU thousand hive Hundred Twenty Two and 4M00 ($23,522.11) Dol­ lars is the total estimated cost of said contemplated improvement in the puving, re-paving, hard sur­ ,Cw/‘---- 'tettsrn , facing and ro-hard surfacing of *uid IHHtlon of , I^kusI Avenue, Joseph Xnecht’s W a ld o r f - gono unsung by Mr. Knccht. Ho Like View Avenue, San Juan Av­ t sec why anybody makes n Astoria Musicians Stick doesn f.U!« "bout them. They nil die, enue, Loo Avenue nnd Kan Carlos to Classics oon t (hey, ns soon as their little Avenue to be specially assess L8 tione? Meantime, here is against all lots and lands ad­ New York City.—Night club* joining and cintiguous or •i*ay come and night clubs may T c f f i U y T ' fco, but tb#re is one place in New abutting upon Tho only concession Mr. Knccht bounding and fork where the conservative may will make to tin. mode of ti.*o mo­ bo certain of having real music ment Ls tho inclusion in his pro­ said Improvement; the sum of G e o rg e E M a ric K with ibair -alories. gram of places like “Tho MiJ- $5.2t) is the estimated cost per This is at tho Waldorf-Astoria night Wnltr,” which ho *nys hs .1 front foot for said improvement. •Hotel where'Joseph Knecht hns the magnificent rhythms nnd real BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Executive Offices; Admiqistration Building Coral Gable^ Miami, Played Victor Herbert,'’cfocmA melody of the standard favorites. amt Gilbert and Sullivan for tiffMusic will always be. but wo That it U the determination of S. W» BRADFORD, Mi l ano Theatre. hgyeu’t hud mukh of it written this Commission that all lots and music faS^ U‘iL?c4ujb lately arm ml Ntw York, Mr. lands adjoining and contiguous or L S-fftime, blue, and Jsjra ‘ mMjx bounding and abutting upon Lo- lit I* proved an* confirmed. #! b e it f u r t h e r ^ . That this resolution shaS become effective immedu and after Its p . , ^ tion. ' * Adopted this 22nd dav . L D., 1025. 7' F o r r e st lake I c. j . Marshall ! Ab the City Commission City of Sanford, Florida Attest: ** ph ilips . City. Publish June 29th. DUCATIONAL, recreational and tnr..r tion features are embodied in the Riviera" tion at Coral Gables to a degree never herl fore kno.wn in suburban prpperty in this country E Resolution No. 220 ■ * **' N l W ' J1 - i S , ;.:-A r —x * >•* k,.? * t \ ^ [The 115,000,000 University of Miami, $5oo,(. Shriners’ .Temple and Sports Center, $ 1 ,000,000 £1 yersity High School, *10,000,000 Sanitarium, u i 000 Railroad Station— these are the shining high lijl In the newest and greatest section of Coral Gables. J these are only a part pf the greatness of the Rivi] Section. D istinctive architecture w o rth y o f the great insti tions in w hich every M iam ian w ill take just pride, la scap in g w h ich represents not o n ly the best attainme bf the nation, but the aim o f national experts to press in fo rm s o f tropical b eau ty the great possibilii o f this section— all o f these are part o f the plan; schem e o f things in the R iviera Section. 'll Five 1111 w ired acres o f tiie finest p aire d ground em bracing both the M iam i-B iltm o re and Shrine | courses, U n iversity cam p u s, H igh Sch ool fields, S tarium groun ds, and added fo r o ve rflo w in g meis the spacious law n s o f the ch oicest residential area C o ral G ables. T h is is the deligh tfu l setting aodb ground o f the R iviera Section . " \ 'V fir' Yacht basins and w a te rw a y s fringed with troj tree and plant life— blending in vista and perspec o f unrivalled b eau ty— and g racefu l y ach ts andsp< cruisers ride at an ch o r aw aitin g the pleasure of I ow ners. W h ile on the u pper reaches o f quiet wa the delightful V enetian m o tif is expressed in a| m ents and hom es, and gon dolas— and the charm beau ty o f the A m erican T ro p ics invite and enthf CORA L zTsCiami TZjyieral 4 0 M ile s o f W a ter FronLA ta Tbit* th e ‘special assessments pro­ vided for by this resolution til be made and entered against the pro­ perty bounding nr.d abutting upon said improvemcntahall be pnynblc at tho option of the property own­ ers owning property bounding and abtitting upon such improve­ ment as follows; either in full within thirty days after said as­ sessments shall stand equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in ten equal annual installments with in­ terest a t the rate of eight per cent per annum upon nil deferred payments from and after the time said spccinl assessments shall be and stand finally equalized, ap­ . >* jQka ii V .Ili The Greatness of Institutio] N o Jazz or Ragtime t •. For This Orchestra * vbUljp. MIL IC j ------ — Fli ^ It w ill all be here in the R iviera Section of < G a b le s It is in the building even n o w . And it >5 privilege to en joy the b eau ty, to benefit b y the b ing of these, institutions and to share in the large pr w h ich will be taken b y early investors. Great i tutions w hich will be the pride o f M iam i. The f .•.ports and recreation center in A m erica. The 1 distinctive spot in all Florida for y o u r ideal home �tr*s a SPCCtAueUNO •--T P W B T -r .VJRJLLY Go Y es a n d i t s ch. 1 MI)C (T - L MYSELF / JU ^T A S S O O D J H>- AS »T SMELLS i — V o n - 1 w w en'T SNVjhfEP This NET- LWEL BLEU v4AiTiMG foS ACHANCE Tb BREAK it irt (SoSH-tT MUST KEEP YOU BROKE BUYING TOBACCO FoR A BiG P ip C LIKE *ntAT r -T T -rm m irT m r'O W N IN G __________ STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE EAST TO CY V ‘ AVENUE.’ <( ■’ .--i. -u' : Notice la hereby given that the tonstruction of the'aaphalt pave­ ment on Fourth Street from Hanford Avenue East to Cyprcu Ave­ nue has been completed, nr.il the completed work has been finally ac­ cepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, j The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Fourth (Street from Sanford Avenuo East* to Cypress Avenue, a width of 124 feet with sheet asphalt on a rock foundation. 460 cu. yds. grading @ 40c ............................ ....................... ...... 188.40 r.87 lin. ft. curb A gutter @ 70c ____ ___________________ 446.12 lo t lin. ft. single curb headers @ 35c ..... „.................................. 35.35 49 lin. ft. granite curb (reset) @ 15c .........*...................... 7.35 681 aq. yds. macadam foundation (C” thick) <fj> 8 0 c ...... ........ 544.80 Oil l r(j. yds. 2" nsphalt top at 1.02..................................„...... ....... 091.62 189 rq. yds. brick pave (edge) (j® 44c ...... ..................... .... 01.16 312 zq. ft. concrete alley return @ 2 0 c .... ................................. 93.00 71 sq. ft. conrete sidewalk @ 20c ..................................... ......... . 14.20 Extra Work ........................................ ................... ....... .................. ; 32.20 Laboratory Inspection of M aterials.................. .............................. 26.44 Lrgil Expense, mivrrtsiing etc., 2 per cent ...... ....... . 42.84 Engineering 5 per cent ...................... :........................................ 107.09 TOTAL COST ........................................................ ...... . ■ B u su B sa zu siB aaR iaiiiaiaaiscan -Jiao aH in flB u cn zH B h ieH S JB iiB aczaiB aK B K asB Z D M B R aB S To bo bora* onlirtiy by «dj«c«it property ovrtpw.' I i; )> I '•'» , i ! :!' FRED T. 'WILUAMB E Name Deaeriptloii F e« FraaL Chapman A Tucker'* Addition, Sanford Frank Evans, Lot 7 Block 6 ------ :..... —............ ~“ 8 Victor * Belle Check, West 97 ft. of 399.96 Lot 1, Block 6 ........i....... — 07 Mamie Mitchell, 21 ft. E & W. by 43 ft. N. A S. In NB. Cor. of Lot I, Dlcok 8 ----------- --------Islnh F. Frazier, Lot 1 Block 7 .... -................. — 1®® F. L. Wodruff, Lot 6 Block § ........... —•— 83-3 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 6, Block 8 ............................ 63-3 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 7, Block 8.....................- ......... 63-3 The above and foregoing final asseasmenta are payable without interest up to August 1st, 1925 and from and after euch date aaU special assessments will be payable only In ten equal annual install­ ments with in terest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments Witness my hard as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 23rd day of June A. D. 1925. L. R. PHILIPS, CJty Clerk. Liver Medicine Made from ulected medicinal root! and hertM-Nature’a own ■' 1y lor Constipation and id Indlgmkm: IndlKMilon! Sold Everywhere i * good investment is worth a lifetime o f labor ‘ '*V >' * ; •l , » ,1 , NE GOOD investment beats a life time of labor. w 1 i, , ' i1J * ■,• if -j »* * There are thouv ' .* ; # sands in Florida today who realize the full truth of this because they have profited by it. ' ;■ - -J*. 4 *» * fa Im i vers m ever ONSIDER the Palm Beaches, Miami, and Coral Gables and scores of other cities where one good investm ent has resulted in happiness and independence of hundreds. <•v v A mm *»4 4*4 , *.'• ❖ ■> buyer needed 'TH O U SA N D S today look back at opportunities lost and in their moods pOSS * of regret they fail to see and grasp opportunities equally as good. For instance—Oak Hill. rhcic is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole county there are people who need almost any particular article at all times. If an article is not a general neces­ sity, there arc few buyers, hut a market can he found every day for anything if the proper effort is made to locale th at market. ' r OMORROW Morning, July 1, all prices on Oak Hill lots will be advanced 1 $100. This slightly increase in valuation is only a small amount to what property in this location will be worth during the fall. H r HE MAN that acts today will be the man that will reap the profits in * the fall. There is not one day to lose. Drop in the office and see the easy purchase plan that we have mapped out for all those who desire to own lots in Oak Hill. Distributed to thousands of readers offer an easy means of reaching all sorts of buyers economically and swiftly. And the cost is small i i 1 4t Q o *«3EPUHEEHUL-33::miE2j5 j RacuDBaaaaaiDHiiiiiiEixuaaatiJiaa miKHuaui.Hu._p u jc u u m ia n n a ttja N. H. G A R N E R Owner and Developer 110 PARK AVENUE �c«U»« ho preached In , a strength UT' ( J . t r t a V ^ o . S ^ H ^ t t ^ W ‘.1 >coTi f o r l e t t e r s o f , fin a l, d U c h a r c e • t a r- H v i m a m r m m m t m iiT .ti.u m l u l n t r a t r l T o f t h k i O U t * o f H i m . ; s^r.y rs .m i st b r p a id w iir n a n . tlrc e u a e d . a n d 'Jut,1 fcrcnt univcrxtHen -in Tokyo. Its ashr de w ill l .vp m resent h e r final a c v o jn l* F t r a t In u tn llm e n t f o r th«* p a v i n g o f th o l o l l u w i n g a f r e e t s w ill lin d u e P0*!**0 i» to improve the physical u n a a ld d a te . m i « . KM i t A A. l.YMAK. J u l y I. m s . condition of .the members and to F r e n c h A v en u e fr o m L a k e M uuA ilt n ln l a tr a tr i x . E s t a t e of ttive them training la rifO ahootH o w a r d C. I o nian, D e c e a se d r o o - t o ’N in th S tre e t. N i n t h S t r e e t fr o m r * r k A v c n u n t o C>-pr«'»» A v e n u e . All nrtKrasm e n t n not until ii ro m p tlv w ilt tin NOTICE OK VTtl CKIIOl.DK It’S plaetul w ith th o City A t t o r n ey to r luvnci! M EKTI.M l c o lle c tio n . T h e C ity A s s e s s m e n t Hull w ill be T ho n nnual m e e tin g o f th e s to c k ­ Kl.l.EN lio r. h o ld ers of th e Han f o r d - O v i e d o R iihm lttrd t o t h e E q u a l i s i n g B o ard T » * C o lle c to r. T r u c k O r o w c r a . Inc,, w ill bo held nt f o r a p p r o v a l on M onday , J u l y Sth. P uU llah J u n e 17. ID, 34, 37 nm l 30ili. I b c C o u r t llu u sfl o n T u e s d a y e v e ­ 1935 n f 3 : 1 D 1*. SI., n t C it y H all. n in g . A u g u s t 4th n t s o’clock. A ll p e r s o n s d e s i r i n g t o h n v e m r T. F . ADAMS, P r e s i d e n t . rectlo n n m a d e In r e g a r d »o t h e i r A ttest: p r o p e r ty n ro r e q u i r e d t o f ile p e t i ­ ___ It. A. C O tin. Mcefy. tio n w ith t h e C ity C le r k s e t t i n g ty . F lo r id a , a t th o C o u n ty C l e r k ' s I 'u b i ls h J u n o 33. 3D; J u l y 7. 14. 31. f o r lh t h e i r o b j e c t i o n s n n d t h e c o r ­ O ffic e . C o u r t H ouse. M anford, l-’lo r re c tio n s t h e y d e s i r e m a d e , o n o r bo- Ida. u n ti l T e n A. SI.. J u l y 33nd. l>y' Btn'*nln bf(tV dif- CALGARY, Alta.. June 23.—Anttwjie v.h|eq v.orj threatened with CXtipcUoQ. Li Canada have been Successfully 'preserved In Nendsham Narlo.lni lark. When the prwtrvh v.‘-t established in 10 lo there wire inly, 4{i in the herd, the Inst survivors of the thousands that once roamed the prairies; There arc now' 235 animals in iho herd, n gain nf 100. How well they breed in captivity,is shown the* fact that by the ttint there there" was nn inerratic nf $.1 alone.: w— -in ^ ---iOAt -_ _r . . . J l 1 >i * i wcfe,jmzcji trome.mpimu'ii pWe.1i And sutTeryu ravages in Jljcred such ravng ndmbors that' <i«lntttUn of Iho nyofled w«siiaiihifht.*-Aiihord finally waa -slibeqyi rirti itq Southern Alber­ ta and the tract of F>,0D0 acres on which the animals were feeilint*. was stiVKiuhlfeH by a fence of wov­ en wire and all the work wav done without.disturbing the animats. reject an y r m u a n y bl deem ed' to o f th*> c o u n ty . * ” a n d a f t e r M o n d ay . J o n * t t a d u h e r e q u i r e d t o f u r n i s h .» s u r e t y co p ies o t p l a n s a n d s p e c i f leE jl c o m p a n y b o n d In n n a m o u n t e q u al [ t l o n s m ay »<* :karf f r o m t h e A rc H M t o s c r c n t y - f l v e (73 p e r c e n t ) n e r- I Ire* u p o n d e p o s i t o f T w en ty -flV w ! c e i n of t h e c o n t r a c t p rice o f th e i r I l li.p.ini) H o lla r s , s u c h d e p o s i t t o b a bid. a n d to m e e t w i t h tho a p p r o v a l r e f u n d e d b o n a f l d o b i d d e r s u p o n r*-v o f t h e C o u n t y A tto r n e y . t u r n o f p l a n a A n d sp e c if len t io n s tm1 No bid w ill h r c o n s i d e re d u n le s s tn*» A rrfe ite c l.. R n h * c o n t r a c t o r s m a y m o d e u p o n f o r m a n f u r n is h e d by o b m i n c o p ie s a p p l t r a b l e t o tfetlvT t h e A r c h i t e c t nm l a c c o m p a n ie d by r' k.e V p ? ,* . c pfty,T’' n t ° r F ittest it d r a f t p a y a b l e to V a n e s B. D in ar- !li1 ( t t S . 00 ) D o l l a r s w h i c h w ill be r « Ins. Clock. In n m o u n t s an fo llo w s: m in e d . tl t l d s on O i r c r a l C o n s t r u c t i o n ilraft By o r d e r o f t h e C o u n ty f o r t3.S0d.0O: Illd a o n c c ll w o r k con* ' s i n n e r s o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . Florida.': s t m o t i o n d r a f t f o r It.fiOO.oo T h e | J____ u n e „lo t____ h, IP jj. | d r a f t of t h e s u c r e a a f u l b id d e r n r l r n b l l a h J u n e r d . 30th. J u l y l i b , b id d e rs t o bn re ta in e d by sa id K t h a n d 31st. SHORES Fur Traders of North Win In Winter Battle EDMUNTON, Alta.. June ,i0.— Delayed word received here this Jibs Ruth Show of Vicksburg, Miss., w a a c h o s e n m o s t b o a u ti& il st the Mississippi State College for \V<o m e n i n a c o n t e s t t h e r e . g irl STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER B y C H A R L E S P. S T E I W V R V ____________________ M i Named Up- 1most the real thing. Lut he linsn’t tho pugnacity l..i Follette possesscal developments growing out of.ed Hv cun put up u terrific fight Senator Robert M. Un Folk tie's when he liken, but lie doesn't al­ death depends national Progres- ways like. siveism's future, perhaps for many Senator Wheeler's a "whole hog" years. Progressive and nobody gver was Is Progress! ve-iam a movement readier tor,a scrap, blit.he isn’t ns of which La Follette was no more yet, a political heavy weight, which than a part—a mighty important is essential in this case. r part—but only a part? Beside:,, he's a Democrat, and to Or was he the whole tiling? lie effective at tins time, ProgrcsIf the former’s the case, of sive-ism needs to draw from the course, even the death of n strong Republicans' strength. leader can spell no more than a That about exhausts the list of temporary setback, a little more availublcs. delay. Progressive-ism, if it's tn survive If the latter, the cnu30, too, is without I.a Follette, must survive dead. on its owns merits, it can't hope To be sure, there’ll be progress, to he pulled through by virtue*of with a small "p,” hut tile group strung leadership. the Wisconsin senator led inevita­ This, of course, refers to the bly will break up—various polit­ Progressive-ism which was launch­ ical carters probably will end with ed at the Cleveland conference n year ago. the expiration of current terms. Something else may develop tut­ One thing which suggests weak­ or atdnfc the same lines. That’i ness, nt first thought, may prove a different thing. to be Progressive-ism's strength — though re forred to as a “bloc", ii Needless to say, the regular o j j never was a hard-and-fast align­ Republican:; will spare no .etfort.i j g L y ment, Mkc a party, with regular having been afflicted far worse i *j adherents, requiring to be led. by Progressive-ism than it bus i A Still, ' 1st Fuilcttv d i d s o u n d (lie troubled tho Democrats, to make* tb call for every rally which the i:i- Wisconsin safe for regularity at dependantn made. the election of 1020. I RfS A With I.’i Follette gone, they are g f ;/> Will somebody else be fount! to do this in his place ? Or is no much more hopeful of Senator I.errout’s return to the upper particular leader needed? i The next session of Congress house and hones are expressed of jwJSQ will begin to show. Administration putting a regular in la* Folic tie's seat. spokesmen profess to feel sure al­ ready that insurgency ia a thing They can't do.thig until Npvemher tif next year, since the vacancy of the past. In reality, nobody can tell with­ will he filled temporarily by Gov- f truor ttlaiiK'’s nupoinlment^ and, .> out a definite teat. ’ • ns he is a Progressive himself, a >fe '{^y nj if 1’rugrculvo.fam'a fate jl*y .Progressive will be Ills choice, pends on n successor to Ln FuUoftc who can fill Ins shoes, nobody’s One remark by Senator Wheeler ( may prove significant—that "la* in sight. Senator Borah has the ncecssary Follette dead will h" more powerqualities of strength, courage nnd ful even than la* Follette alive." Here we hi magnetism, but lie isn’t a Pro­ Thi i n’t impossible. His name, recently eh gressive—with a big "P"—ull tho may become one to conjure by. j versity of With his death, much «f th e ;team for in time. A follower nmy be u parttimer, but n leader must be con­ bitterness which was felt toward er and bes him living will disappear. | mond is ab sistently on the job. Idealized, it is quite likely there: in football 'S en ato r Norris is so regular in his Progressive-ism as to be ul- will be immense strength for the j the east. Leader When the Gulf Stream and the Trade Winds Fail, Miami May Become Less Popular BUT THAT IS A LONG WAY OFF After all, thc.se arc the influences th a t make for Miami’s hold upon the people of the Nation, and with the knowledge of their permanence — with the knowledge th a t no other spot on the continent is so favored—it is a reasonable conclusion to reach th a t Miami’s growth and expansion must coni inuc just as long as those who are learning day by day of Miami decide to enjoy their share of the “Health, Wealth and Happiness” th at comes with the privilege of living in this land of palms and sunshine. Anti so, Miami Shores—“Miami’s duplicate”—as so many express it—gives to you today the privilege of investing and profiting as did those who, in the early days, bought in Miami, when there was not the definite assur­ ance of Miami’s future that there is today. By Williams! OUT OUR WAY ^ ' "V V 'W bW I D STAND U P AM \ -TtLL ALL*TM'TOUGHEST \ H o m b r e s im 'T b s h o l e \ STATE. V-VO\V LITTl E. 1 'IrVOT 6 t h e m . B u t t m P lom B e c A i T r r T ' d e a t h T ’m i NTlSS VANCE HOW MUCH I T H IN K O’ H E R , H im j K 'SUH EXPUMM T tA E T ? / ' WHT S O R E - IT S T h e \ SA M E REASON Wl-W I \ VNOULDn T T E L L A N T "TOUGH HOM 0RE. HOW U T T l E I *Tho T OF HIM But x cooldtellall T H E M IS S VAMCES IM * TfV CCONTRT blow Hua\ V, I T h o T o f t h e m . .. / With Miami hack of Miami Shores, how much more advantageous is vestment there today, than in the early days in Miami? His o u r gu e$ t on a free inHpuction trip io Miami Slioiea. M ake reaerv atio n Dnliiy. America’s M editerranean Britt-Chittenden Realty Compa] D istric t M nnagct’3, 210 East First StMSanford, Fla .jt.rvjU.awv^, t L \ C n \‘B ATsiO E A M W ____________ U U ^ IU m vS C f lt ln d ^ R n V 7 vlr 7 * J n m ia tra m �ML... rr . •U * 'U K . . Not a day passes without some Florida, people st Mtddy ftiri' lotor trips to vacation lands. Many ofithem carry, camp- ' ^’oor Old IT. 8. A. bquipment rind intend to spenditheir tune entirely In the 'Chlbw* Word*. . T" l, cooking ana sleeping frir from fhwn the'thickly [populated By ARTHUR BRISBANE1 (Copyright l»H> __ l u r d u am** itricts. .K iu « « » JL H O W A R D n C U O While there nre some who exercise care In building THIS NATION discus-, rht.n» im camp fires while in wooded sections there are great numbers scsWHILE II I M w tn lta Darwin, evolution, William M !R .* n u m n i« n .tT r* who assumes no responsibility and use little precaution in Jennings Bryan, Professor Scopes, IS.E9 o»« Y « r — ii.n o aim M onths ...»i.S' theology, etc., Mother Na­ guarding against fires which every year result so disas­ science, We l l v. r wl ' h* U aerl*!. pft] ture proves that she has no "theo­ 00 V**k. I&u W o k l r M ll lu # t l o i trs*h, liu trously. ries” and her eternal laws work fter »**r. Certain parts of the country arc experiencing dry weath­ without fear or favor. • SPKCIA1. S O T i r i S i All o b i t u a r y In those places once n fire gets a good s ta rt it is con­ On the same evening in New a o M rc s, c a rd * u ( ilin n k n , r e s o l u t i o n s er. a n d n o ti c e s ol • n l r r t a l n m s n r t l w h s r o trolled only after it has done heavy damage, npd it is the York lightning struck the Museum e* m r* es a r* u s d * w i l l b e c h a r g e d f i r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g ra te * . little camp fire which is started by some camper or motor- evolution, of N"turaIwith stuffed.the h”mo °J monkeys of 1st that is responsible for the great mnjority of the big forest ■ K M f l F t l T U B A S S O C lA T ItO P H * * * all kinds purporting to provo It. The Aaaoclatld ti< Preaa la esclur- fires. Tho same lightning storm set l ere) e l r e n t....... i t l e1d I " *t h e « • * ' tot “ “toIt might not be out of order to make a few sugges­ Arc to a hospital and struck and pp uu bb li c a ti o n o f b l l n e w a d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d to It oi* n o t o t h e r w l a # c r e d ­ tions right here which may be the means of preventing shattered the great cross on St. i t e d In th la p a p e r a n d n lan t h e lo Patrick’s Cathedral. c a l newa* ptihllafied h e r e i n . All r i g h t s some great fires, and which might assist in the great work of r e p u b l lc a t lo t v of s p e c i a l d l s p a t c h - of safeguarding America’s wonderful wpods and forestsTHE CHURCH, by erecting from destruction. rods and taking out (ire insurance, TUESDAY, JUNE SO, 1925 Should you be planning on building camp fires anywhere has long recognized the fnct that and at anytime, bear in mind the following simple rules Prnvidencc never twists or alters THE HERALD S PLATFORM its Inws, not even in favor of it­ 1,—Deeper water route to Jackson* and you will he helping in a worth while movement: self. ville. . . . Be sure your match is out. Break it in two be­ Once, When Ingersoll was to 2. —Construction of St- Johns-Infore throwing it away. speak in a small town, lightning dian River ednal. Don’t throw cigarettes and pipe ashes over struck n church next to the hall in ,V—Extension pf white way. which he wns to speak. Ingersoll 4.—Extension of local amusements. the side of your automobile. Provido a closed re­ was jocose about it, saying “Some­ —Swimming pool, tennis courts, ceptacle. A tin will do. body is a bad shot.’’ He might Rbild small camp fires on bare ground or on better have preached about the 6.— Augmenting! of building prorocky surfaces away from brush and trees. Scrape impnrtinlity of eternal law. cram—houses, hotels, apartment away nil inflammable material. houses. 6.— Extension of street paving proNever leave the camp fire umvatched. When ELEVEN SCIENTISTS and an army of lawyers will light on tho grsm. you arc finished with the fire be sure it is dead, 7. —Construction of boulevard famous Darwin-Brynn-Scopes-Evthen bury it with dirt, and sand and not with in­ around Lake Monroe. olution-Monkey case. The scien­ flammable Ieuf mold. 8.—Completion of city beautifica. tists should include a professor of Report all fires you may see. Perhaps this may tlon program. embryology. 9.— Expansion of school system If the jury could see in pictures save a big forest fire. with provision for increased fa{the grnduni evolution of n human Inquire about fire regulations. In some states cilitles. | being anti one of the higher ape.", the law requires permits before camp fires may lie before birth, it would tic at least BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY built. interesting. Every gorilla is born For through him we both have At all times and under all conditions be as carewith two club feet. Every human access by one Spirit unto the Fa­ being at one stage of its develop­ ful with fire while you nre in wooded areas ns you ther.—Ephesians 2:18. ment hns such fejt. But it goes would be in your own home. -a on developing before it Is born, Laugh a Little Here’s n motto, just your fit— ' bbit. Laugh n little When you think you’re trouble-hit laugh a little bit. Woman*! place acems to ho u swimming. 00 'n Summers Koing to wear out her III It pays to hurry, but it doesn’t pipy enough. ni Just working to heat the harti >esn't always U at it. The only relief from the weather is pretending you liko It. Life is but a dream, but tier, arc all kinds of dreams. You can't keep n good down or a good head of lettuce oj. Dogs arc more fun than gnldfisli even if goldfish don't chew up your slippers. A woman is ns old ns she thinb hut a man is as old u.t his i (jcu.' mutism feels. I tV. a happy father who ||il3 0IW daughter married to an ice man nnd one to a coal man. Conversation makes some people think, but its chief use i; »wp, most of us from thinking. Wo know n man ?o stirs, _ cats hnnnnax to keep from wearing out the gold in his teeth. Mirrors arc great things. If Joa i think you are handsome a good mirror will cheer you up. Tho man who kicks about the food at homo usually is afraid of the waiters in restaurants. ----------------- o und, except in rnre cases, arrives with human feet. I t ’s a terribly complicated ques­ tion, nnd everybody ought to b e 1 Save your old tires nnd hot water bottles. Herbert Hoov­ lad Mr. Brynn is going to settle once nnd for nil. er, Secretary of Commerce, nsserts th at the solution of the Heigh Ho! Here Comes The Junk-M an Look misfortune in tho face, Brave the bedlam's rude grimace; rubber-supply question for the United States is the chemical Ten to one 'twill yield its place, reclamation of used rubber for re-use. If you have the wit and grit The increase of one hundred per cent in prices for im­ Just to laugh n little bit. ported crude rubber has caused men interested in the indus­ Keep your face with sunshine lit, tries using the commodity to sta rt inquiries into ways of meeting the situation. It looks ns if the prices will continue Laugh n little bit. All the shadows off will flit to climb; and until America finds a way either producing If you have the grit and wit its own supply in sufficient amount or of finding a substi­ Just to laugh a little bit. NATURE IS GOD MIAMI TRIBUNE THE MORNING Post of Lon­ don thinks “tho United States is going to the dogs. It has too much money, too ninny laws, and its crime wave is a bad symptom.” Wo can nssure our British brothers thnt some of our many laws interfere little with our much money. Money doesn't notice the tute, the many industries using rubber will find their busi­ laws very closely, nnd some of the prohibition for instance, docs ness in a continued state of uncertainty because of fluctuat­ Inws, not disturb the possessor of money. to their fate. But if they really wish to live nnd enjoy life to the fullest they will eventually come to Floridn ond forgot California ns an unpleasant dream that sated their appetite for a short time but the “flavor did not Inst.’’ Just as Frnnk says in his article California hns had her boom and her day and now there are no mo* booms. These boom days have gone forever and in the new order of things Florida is growing and growing and growing nnd her new population is being made up wits many former California boosters. Follow the crowd, Frank, and you will not go wrong. It is a fitting place here in our it has brought a reasoned harmony own charming environment, where and explanation of many things the hnndiwork of Providence is in the natural world; hut it hns seen so vividly in sen and sky and not changed God ns we know Him; landscape to think of William Cow- it has rather brought Him nearer to the world we live in, has added per’s line: ■UJ “Nnturo is but n nnme for nn to His attributes, making the uni­ I verse Itself a materialization of ■ effect whose -cause is God." ■ Those who wander by the sea the powers and wonders of the s thnt bathes our whole South Flor­ Deity. To those who live in the ida shore in continuous warmth intimate appreciation of Nature, Cherish this ns sacred writ— nnd sparkling beauty; those who God in the words of Tennyson, is Laugh a little bit. ing prices. drive slowly through our palm- "closer to us than breathing, near­ Keep it with you, sample it, Mr. Hoover believes that the high price of raw rubber YOU ARE REMINDED of the lined nvenue, or see the dancing er than hnnds nnd feet." Lnugh n little bit. will make the chemical reclamation of used rubber profitable. colored man who said his master lights of evening mirrored on the Nature has been called the ma­ os and matchless terial aspect of God. The study of Fortune may not sit besido you, Our domestic constitution, Mr. Hoover maintains, can be sup­ was not disturbed by the numerous waters of our lakes Men may mock and fame deride plied up to forty per cent, instead of the twenty per cent mosquitoes been use in the evening Bay Blscayne; those who have felt Nature, the contemplation of the his master was so "toxified" that health und vigor stealing into joy and progress that the process you, which prevails when crude rubber is selling at thirty-five he didn't notice the mosquitoes and new their veins beneath the Florida of the earth teaches in the growth But you’ll mind them not a whit in the morning the mosquitoes sun. feel like saying with John of plants nnd trees and the sing­ cent a pound. If you’ll laugh a little bit. Front a thrift standpoint it would seem highly desirable wero so "toxified" they didn't no­ Burroughs: "A better world I ing of birds, helps to make every —Cook in Grit outlook upon the natural world n never wanted." 104 ft. Corner Lot at $110.00 per front foot. th a t old rubber be put to some good use. There nre millions tice his master. The realization of God in Nature prnyer. Nature casts no ihadow This is positively your last day of automobile tires on American dump heaps that could be IN SPITE OF all our defects, lias been handicapped somewhat by over our lives. She liberates us. GO ft. at $125.00 per front fool to become n June bride this year. converted into useable rubber. But along with the proposed clearly visible to our British broth­ some of our old theologies which She arouses the soul forces in us. -------- a-------Our office boy says some of increase in the reclamation of used rubber should come re­ ers, wo are at least building up pictured Heaven as an idealized She has voices for every mood. 15 place for w st and joy, clothing its She is worthy of our serious atten­ thesu summer dresses look more liable safeguards for the protection of the public against this country. S. W. Strauss, whose institution glories with beautiful rivers and tion. B unsafe automobile tires, and every other article made from like bathing suits. 11 1 ft. at $150 per front foot. a Primitive ninn called the earth -Q synthetic rubber. All "reclaimed” rubber should be plainly is of American huii.i- streets of gold, and abundance of p , . » _ i , era, tells real estate men in Liesunshine. ^ Some of the theologians "Mother," Some dreamer has Sanford is to have n new steam labeled, and thorough tests made of Uie durability„.and ■ s troit thnt the Americaw^buildirig of past generations seem to find spoken of "our brother tho wind laundry. NoW We may iaspect to a "life’’ of the synthetic product. program this year will amount to more our Mansfield i i i u u - rsatisfaction . u i . M L ' . t u ’ ii in [ i i v i u r i i i K color t u i u t i aand nu o u r sister s i i s t v r the wav rain." rum . m w iiaiiu n i in picturing see the baseball team wear clean s And in the meantime, Florida should he getting millions nix thousand million dollars, $250,- and light nnd motion in distant called sen gulls the "souls of dead suits. more than last year. 000,000 realms beyond this, life than they! marines.” Marriage hns boon lik--------o—-----of rubber trees planted. It must be true that Florida could We not only build, hut rebuild. ohtained by appreciating the pres- ened to that point “where the blue We hope the construction of supply the United States with crude rubber. All that is need­ First Street extension won’t take ed is more men with vision, and capital to hack them, to give Substantial buildings in the Unit­ cnee of these same glories all sky mates with the sen.' ed States are torn down every year about in the world of today. Cer­ as long ns the building of the pier The deathless descriptions of the Hanford this state another great revenue-maker. 2102 First St. to make room for bigger build­ tain of the old Hebrew prophets deepest things of the human spirit Realtors. and yacht basin. Eomo day perhaps there will be no need to import a ings. Enough of them to provido would give ua tho impression that have been characterized in terms --------o--------Nature, as well as man, was re­ of Nature. No one ever made . a s a s a a a a a a i i a a a ■ ! * ■ ■ ■ » ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B H B a a a a a s a s a a B i i s a j Sanford real estate will bo in pound of raw rubber from other lands. Florida’s great homes for many millions. sponsible for the sin thnt was in Faith more henutiful than Whit­ great demand this winter. Smart plantations—planted, too, to ndd delightfully to the state’s TWENTY THOUSAND parad­ the world. tier when he said: investors nre buying now ns to Many of our hymns still relay "I know not where His island lift have something to sell when others beauty, will furnish enough rubber to build all the tires for ing students in Peking cry, "Death all the country's motor cars, not to mention the countless to the British,” nnd demand war the fact that this earth is simply There frontier] palms in air; want to buy. on England. If those young Chi­ a temporary abiding place, thnt I only know I cannot drift other things that are made of rubber. --------o-------A Headline in the Tampa Times But in tho meantime watch for the juuk-mnn who may nese could put deeds back of their "Heaven is our home," so glorify- i Beyond His love and care," ing the natural beauties of the ilissays, “Cane To Be liaised In Flo­ come to buy your wealth of old tires and hot water bottles. words, Europe would worry. While Emerson said very beanIf some young lender, from Rus­ tant life beyond the grave thnt the ltIfu!, "When n ninn lives with God. rida On Large Scale." We won­ Herbert Hoover is out again for "conservation." sia perhaps, could organize the worshipper is led to forget that his voice shall be us sweet as the der if the Times isn't referring to ------------- o-------------Chinese, for a few years patiently find Is lit the present world of Nu- . murmur of the brook or us the the other kind. even to that extent in which i rustic of the corn." up a gigantic air force, ture „ . “EVERY ACT of noble sacrifice to the country, every in­ build training fliers to run 25,000 air Ho exists m our own souls. ! Nature in this our radiant southOur office hoy says you don’t stance of patriotic devotion to her cause, has its beneficial ships, and then start toward Eu­ Oh, Nature! All thy seasons i ern world should clnim us more and have to be u dog to lenil n dog's influence. A nation's character is the sum of its splendid rope with poison gas and explos­ please the eye more for study and pleasant media­ life.—Snnford Herald, Here’s nn deeds; they constitute our common patrimony, the nation’s ives, the map Direct Benefit of the world might Of Him who sees the Deity in tion. Nature has made Florida. office boy who evidently never change. all.” She is the mother of our fortunes. loafs on the Job.—-Phil Armstrong inheritance."—Henry Clay. From System Modern scientific research lias We are better for living near her. -----------------o----------------in Times-Unton. changed the details of our faith, BE different from She is the reminder of our God. -------- o-------When you put system into .saving, you soon l>o-J "WHAT l.S true patriotism? It is an absolute consccra- theIToldWOULD days when tho Mongolians For insomnia, a Paris physician lion to country. gin to get direct benefit—and step by step you came marching East on shaggy recommend* iaoproylprogcnylbnrlEVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST climb higher to financial success. Open an ac little ponies and on foot, and Atturate fo nmidnpino. Now wouldn't TIIK KI.OKIIIA TRUCKER tila boasted, "When I stick my count with us today. a stuttering man have a dickens of MY FAVORITE STORIES spear in the grouml the earth shiv­ n time calling for that ut a drug Ily IRVIN S. COBB ers." Florida is over the hill and bio exists. Florida's wonderful store. knocking lids state will do us no giowth is not a bubble that is of 1 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts --------o-------- v Little Evelyn ran Into the cot­ "Who hits the huliotosis?" asked EUROPE THAT ONCE na-rnw- harm but will reatt on our tra- a f* w years’ duration for this state Somchow or other we’ve got an tage in the North Woods where the mother. ly escaped the rule of the Moslems, duccrs as the proverbial boomer- *has been growing steadily and solidea that Johnny Spencer on the "A kilty cat, that’s who, I want may one day experience Asiatic jang. A recent article in Liberty! Idly for years. What looks like a she was spending the summer with Macon Telegraph Mtnokes nn old to make friends with her.” rule. In the end, fortunately, in-1 from the pen of Frank Condon at- recent bubble is only the expansion corn cob pipe nnd drives n rattle her parents. "A kitty cat?" telligenco rules tin earth, and Eu- tempts in a humorous way to of the state since the folks up trap Ford. Johnny please relieve "Oh, mama," she cried, “where “Ycssuni. ; just now found a ropcan races nmdculy nsrum • th a t' knock Florida and boost California north have discovered they can our suspense along this line, is the bottle of listerine!" lovely strange kitty cat out in they possess the intelligence. but the reaction will not hurt thiv leave the snows of New York uml -o“ What do you want with the the woods. She’s n.-e and tame state nnd our beloved sister on Ihcl Chicago and get to summer wealh and she is an awfully pretty Spouking of little things mean­ listerine?" asked her mother. THE TOTAL ESTATE <>? Sen­ Pucific slope will only have nn- i or in twenty-four S a n f o r d tF l a . —ii.ity-four hours. Poor old "For huliotosis," said Evelyn, kitty, with a big bushy tail und ator LnFollette mounts to S.i.1,000. other heavy fog that will develop California hns exploded the bubble ing a great deal, Hurry Sinclair keeps the Teapot Dome and the whose family read the advertise­ white and black stripes down her practical politicians will a;;k. her nnd event Daily kill her off. We built on tho supposition that CnlSTRENGTH-SERVICE - PROGRESS < ^ S S whole thing was due to the omis­ ments in the magazines nnd be­ darling back nnd the cumiingost "What was he thinking about? enn well afford to laugh with ifonila had the only lease on cli­ sion of a comma, Will tho gov­ lieved what those advertisements black eyes—but, mama, shu has Was that the best he could do af­ Frunk Condon since he makes his mate in the world. Florida in now said. a perfectly terrible breath. ernment (dense laugh thnt off? ter being Governor of hir State grand slam at Florida by supple­ selling climate that is superior to -------- o-------three times, and Senator of the menting his article with the re­ that of California and this climate ■ United States four times?" mark that he has never been in is backed by everything thnt goes Mrs. Gouvernor Morris, wife of JAZZING THE BIBLE Just n few little “concessions," Florida. As a writer he should to make up a real place for year the Aniyt^cun uuthor, entered the BA!»TIMORE EVENING-SUN ns the practical men call them, not attempt an article on any part round residence. If we had only jjfw uie*otmUr'.day, in Madrid und Wright, Warlow and Company would have enabled LnFollette to of the world unless he had been climate wu would still be ahead of tried to throw the buliS Maybe, she For B O O years vast numbers of easy for modern intellects as "a leave $ 1,1)00,000 instead of $20,000 there personally And can back up California but fortunately wu would have hipl better kui^cess if people have drawn their religious his stuff by facts. We would nev- 1have a state that lias enough good she had tried fhu Hi other gentfcvnrt. and no little part of their literary park." Perhaps in the next revis­ to his widow. ed version titero will be u paren­ Are Now Receiving Application For er attempt an article on Catlfor- 1farming land to take care of mil' vY-^nspirntlon from the King James thetical clause explaining that tho MR. HARRIS, American Consul, niu without visiting that state and; lion» of new people. This is not Today’s best laugh: “Darling, v is io n of the Bible. To hnvc term js not to lie confused with hack from Singapore* tells the reeing it first hand with the idea a theory or a bubble for specula- ■ will you make me the happiest of filled so important n p'aco in hu­ reservations for standing automo­ world thnt Great Britain controls of basing whatever we might say tion. It is built on facts and fig- " men in threo letters meaning eter­ man Experience for so long a time biles. ail the rubber ir.dustty of the East. on personal observation. Unquts ures and all the Condons and other * nal bliss?" ought i and perhaps has so clearly Perhaps tub is tho most rtrk - | He says, "Ever, in Sumatra, where tlonably the article of Condon was humorous writers in the world H “My answer is two letters mean­ established it to these many mil­ ing absurdity in all of Mr Mof-1Americans own about 1,000.000 inspired by jealousy of tho grow­ rnnnot "laugh it off.” If Frank ■ ing eternal freedom."—Florida lions a*\thti Bible that no other cun fatt’s translation. It is to be hop­ acres of rubber lauds, the British ing fame and fortune of Florida wants some mil humorous debates ■ Times-Union. supplant, it- And yet that doesn’t ed .to. It may bo that in uorne rule the rubber situation.*’ nnd his sole idea was the attempt let him get George Ado or Eddie'S -------- o-------seem to \ discourage presumptuous places he hns achijvtd ni-'i-ful sim­ to frighten investors from Florida Guest or any of the other boys on improved Husincss and Residential Property Many of those who nre going individuals from persistent effort.: plicities. But tho point of it is ENGLISHMEN ARE good bus­ by calling attention to the fact in tho business who know Cal­ (■way on summer vacations have to convert tho chaste beauties of thnt the knowledge of the Pdde iness men, they under»tar<J the use that California has had her boom ifornia and Florida ami knowing in Sanford ordeied The Herald sent to their the King’ James version into pre­ which has beer acquired through of the "trust’' In building up the and is now in the "back wash" of both states have decided on Flor­ summer address so that they can sent-day sWceli. 200 years -'f f-imilirrily with the British Empire. Wo should not the flood tide that hn:r left her al­ ida for a winter residence. Or if Funds immediately available subject to title keep informed of what is going Dr. Jan e s Moffatt, of Scotland, King Jam s verse a coin s to criticise hut eagerly learn from most high and dry as far as in­ b rank wants lomo real diversion examination. on bark home. Getting The Herald is the latest) to attempt lb * lr.i*is- naught if Doctor MoffatCs effoit them. vestors nnd tourists are concerned. at nny time the fog lifts from Cal­ every day is better than a letter lati.in of the Bible into "modern'' to substitute his own is su ev ^ fu l. But Frank Condon has not reek- ifornia so he can see the keys cf from home. English. Aylvutire notices mb cal* It becomes uccesiary to begin all PUNISHMENT IS. after all, a j oned on the many resources of the his typewriter or lift his head ami APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS that phra-iumfogy and terminology, over again, interpreting new m atter of convenience. American ■state of Florida and figures that voice from tho heavy atmosphere The Sanford baseball team has hitherto a :;iV u hlndrui e to com­ phraseology and terminology, and laws have punished horse steal - 1his state Is dependent on the tour­ of his native state lot him got up n ♦ SEE a corner on the "zacks." After plete undentnru'ln i In the-e days of perhaps theology, and it i- «x- ing with hanging. In Japan itjists for a living. This might have a joint debate with William Jen- “ Bailey vrss injured in yesterday' j comic stri)»sJ saxephom i ai d best | tieinely ieli doubtful if thi< learned was death to take a silk worm I been true of California—we do not I nings Bryan who also knows tho game and Cusack went in to take | sellers, hnvt/ been reduced to He Scot in his Ion capacity could across the border That was to | say—Frank almost admits it in his ! west and tho south and knowing DuBOSE AND HOLLER his place, there were three of 'em intellectual j possibilities of the contribute ao} 'liing to Biblical protect Japan's silk trade. Every .article but higger men than Frank Ithem has been a resident of Floriin the infield. Here's something flappers utsd c o w b o y H o ob- history and literature that wcuUI law is right if tho people want it, have tried to explode the Florida 1da for many years. With these 112 Park Avenue for you to try on your piano: scuro n p h /n si av “Thu Garden of justify so tremendous an upheav* nnd no law WORKS if the people I boom nnd failed. They cannot ex-1 few words we would — leave Fr Frank ank12 tflanxak to Wolzak to Cusack. *Eden,” fort instance, has been matlo z-l. Iplode u bubble when no such bub-land all don't want it. the other funny fellowi ■ j We Have Three B argains On > Sanford Avenue 1 ——ft m- I A f I m. t t - I t • mw n ft h ft f t Cl ft c l vs # I , - ft ft- I t C l #1 I I H u fttt I I V t f #1 ■ %i l * - — - _ — Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, inc. ■ { je m in o lc (l[a u n fu ]§ a n k ----------------------- -------------------------- First M ortgage Loans l! I ( .- /I i . t �lE L E P H O N E ^O fflcc!.!# Social Calendar M jS S K A T H R Y N WTL K E Y . So cid y Etlitor'. v n iiin /T B U B P H q N il Popular Sanford Girl Is Bride Tori Lovely Courtesy Given For Wedding PartyBy Mr. and Mrs. Spencer bo U dineat Tallah nssec was 'erefitil '■.v 'T, ! !| : .... • fi :. More than 11.000. «craj<,*»f cit­ rus fruit arc planted .within a rad­ ius of five miles of the mall in Avon Park. «4 lajun-nuantitlrti of « 1804 she supplied - two head, of cattle weekly. the cattle came from the central and southern sections of the state. The above letters when properly arranged spell the name of a great American General. -Every­ one sending in the correct solution will be aw*r<ted a beautiful lot. size 20x100 feet. Free aqd clear of all encumbrances, in a section now open for colonization in New Jersey. If you correct­ ly solve the puzzle there will be a snjaH charge of $•1.85 for the cost of drawing up legal papers and making transfer to you. Answer puzzlc^nd mpil today. This offer expires July 3 1 st Brigadier General Braxton The production of pecans Is i Bragg assumed command of the yearly increasing in this state. Confederate forces at Pensacola on The crop is now grown in more! Mr. and Mrs. Morris Spencer Murch 11, 1801. than forty seven counties. Jeffer-' entertained Momlay evening at son county leads the state in pro­ Tarpon Springs nnd Key West duction of the peenn in size, qua!-1 their home on Park Avenue, honor­ ing the Sponcor-Redfcam wedding arc headquarters for the largest ity nnd quantity. However Leon party, immediately after the rc- sponge fisheries in Floridu. Their county has a million trees just he- 1 hoarsnl which took place at the annual gross output amounts to ginning to bear Hnd Baker coun-, more than 52,000.000. First Methodist Church. ty has 500,000 of the same age. An abundance of shnsta daisies, These two counties, say hortlculThe highest point on tho new turists, will probahly surpass Jef­ roses and asparagus fern were used in decorating the rooms. In the cross state railroad of the Sea­ ferson county within a short time.l dining room Mrs. Ernest Gormley board Air Line is at the intersec­ J nnd Mis3 Margaret Roberts served tion of the railroad and Pleasant f.auqch. Street in Avon Park. ***♦*><9 4 444444+4+44+4444-I At a late hour a delicious ice ■ course in the colors of -rcen and The largest single grove of cit­ HAVE YOUR pink was served with uuinty fa­ rus fruit in the world is located vors of candy cups. near Avon Pnrk, where a co-opcrnThose present were: Mr. nnd tlvo grove organization has more VISITING CARDS Mrs. Morris Spencer, Miss Carolyn than 1,000 acres planted in orENGRAVED Spencer, Paul I* Redfenrn, Mrs. angrs and grapefruit. Ernest Gormley, Ur. and Mrs. T. Nixon, Miss Margaret There nre 80,000 ncrcs of citrus DURING Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Spcn- fruit planted along Florida’s scen­ jeer, Sr., Mrs. Minnie Jones, Miss ic highlands from the THE SUMMER Fannie Mae Redfenrn, of Miami, Withiaeonchccstretching river in upper Polk Miss Beatrice Heath ami Boyd to the Big Venus Indian MONTHS. Henth. of Orlando. Miss Ella Spen­ county cer. Miss Lilly Ruth Spencer, Miss mound in Highlands county. Emma Spencer, Evans Spencer, G. Marquie IuiFayette was award­ W. Spencer, Jr., Miss la? Claire Jones, C. E. Howell, of New Port ed an honoraium by Congress in Richey, Robert Thrasher, Allan recognition of his service to this country during the Revolutionary Jones nnd Mrs. Claude Herndon. War. This award consisted of $300,000 and n township of land from the public domain. Tho r*atn Spencer to Paul L. Redfem "ill »ake place in the Methodist S r e h at 10 o’clock. The marriage of Miss Gussie ifae Frnnk to Dwight Do Lain Smith will take place in the Con•mmtionnl Church at 6:30 o'clock. 1 Mr and Mrs. Charles Henry Smith will hold a wedding recep­ tion at their home on East Third Street, immediately following the Frank-Smlth nuptials. Circle Number Two of the Meth­ odist church will meet at the home 0t Mrs. T. J. Nixon on Magnolia Avenue at 3;30 o'clock. f Wednesday The Nellie Turner Circle will mrct at the home of Mrs. C. W. [Carrol, 206 Holly Avenue. Thursdny The Seminole Chapter Number Two of the Order of the Eastern |Sar will hold the regular meet­ ing at 8 o’clock in the Masonic flail . Members nre ur^ed to be nnd nil visit ini'1 Stnrs will made welcome. i Mn. Henry Wight will entertain with a morning bridge party hon­ oring MBs Helen Shepherd, of Ni»im Falls, N. Y., who is the a t­ tractive house guest of Miss Ab­ ide Dotidney. lie Maxim, n o West I0lh Street. ON SANFORD AVENUE $70.00 Per Foot ,, Thirty-one Acres on Lake at n Real Bargain Twenty-two thousnnd Acres with twenty mile* water front. $35.00 Per Acre E. F. L A N E REALTOR . .^ 0 -3 Rooms 501-502. Phone 05 First National Bank Building. Sales Force: Miss Helen Hoage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. James Jackson will return from Jacksonville Friday. Friday Mrs. George A. DcCottes will Ultcrtnin at bridge a t 3:30 o’clock it her home on Park Avenue, honliring Mrs. S. it. Heighten, who krith Mr. Deighton and family, have recently moved to Sanford mom Greensboro, N. C„ Dept. 3RUM3619) New York City. Personals i Development, Corporation. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Chittenden leave today for New York. Mrs. John Gillen has just return­ ed from a visit with friends in Evanston, Ind. I Saturday Miss Carolyn Spencer, daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. t I There will be no Story Hour as Sr., whose marriage to Pnul L. Rcdfearn of Klfcrs, Fin, [die Library will be dosed for the event this morning at the Methodist Church. Mr. and ! holiday. upon the return from their wodoirig trip, will make Elfers, ! LIBRARY NOTES I The Library will be closed all [by on July I, and the Story Hour MARRIAGE MISS CAROLYN SPENCER pill also he postponed until the TO PAUL L. REDFEARN IS PRETTY Kolbming Saturday, when Miss Ufargaret Zachary will take charge. EVENT AT METHODIST CHURCI I | Miss Helen Vernny conducted a m y enjoyable program last week ■ml additional numbers given by Kirinie Brown Kelly, Margaret! nernay, Katherine Vorimy and Bichard Smith. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Prayer and conference meeting rill be held at the home of Mr. td Mrs. Mayo, 101 Highland Irect Wednesday evening at 8 ’{lock. On or before July 10th all prices will advance at Mrs.Emmett Kinlnw left Sun­ day for Asheville where she will remain for some time. Mrs. Anno Van Ness Brown re­ turned Monday from Gainesville, where she was the guest of friends for the week-end. For further information apply, at HOTEL MONTEZUMA Mrs. I.. !\ McCullcr nnd child­ ren nnd Miss Emma Owen left Inst week fur Marianna where they will visit relatives. Seminole B usiness Exchange H. B SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc 1-E. First Street, Opposite Postoffice Make reservations early for Inspection tour Fred T. Field, who has been vis­ iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs William T. Field on Silver Lake has returned to his home in Ma­ con, Ga, Ianford Man Weds Long Island Girl Celery farm—seventeen acres, over 700 feci on West First Street, two and one half miles out. Ten acres tiled, modern nine-room house, four flowing wells, large barn, fruit trees of all kinds, farming implements. Don’t forget to keep your eyes on West First Street. Property bought now, will make substantial returns. Price $19,000. Terms. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell nnd child­ ren will po Thursday to Daytona Beach, where they have n cottage for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dniger nnd little son have returned from Tam­ pa where they attended the fun­ eral of Mr. Daiger’s brother, Frank’ j}ai for. Cards nre bring received by any friends here announcing tho arriage of Miss Melba Jesty to til ip It. Bach at the Dutch Renned Church in Flushing, L. I., »June 20. Mr. nnd Mrs. Each are now Bring Canada nnd will return bring the latter part of July to Irnford when* they will occupy ktir new home on the West Hide. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, June 30.—Members of tin* Royal and Ancient Golf Club are particularly pleas 'd that Robert Harris, a reprcsentntive of the club, won the nmntcur championship this year. He is the first member represeating the club to win the amntear cup in 30 years or since it was won by Leslie It. Melville ia 1805. < White Leather And Raffia I’rince Achilla Murat, son of tho King of Naples nnd n nephew of Napoleon, bought a plantation near the township of La Fayette. He married Kate Willis, daughter of Bird Willis, who was one of the onrly settlers in Florida from Virginia. Prince Murat and his wife are buried at Tallahassee. “ ■ J q jj ■ * J| ■ ■ 5 a m Silk Dresses ^ * 5 ■ In plain colors and floral designs. Georgettes, Fine quality silk, all made by high class dress makers. Values $25.00 to $29.00. 5 Sale Price $1!).0() Sets Record $35.00 Dresses pes in all the beautiful summer >y Betty Wales. Also lace dresso $132.50 and $35.00. On Sale $29.00 mim pis shov deviate,i rWe in p Whcr ci Frank-Snriith Wedding Mrs. Wade E ntertains Party Entertained At At Luncheon Monday Lovely Buffet Supper Honoring Miss Frank Following the rehearsal Monday evening at the Congregational Church, Miss Gussie Frank enter­ tained members of the brankSniith wedding party with a buffet supper at her home on Magnolia Avenue. The rooms were beautifully dec­ orated with quantities <>f pink ra­ diance roses and lavender listers with asparagus fern. A delicious supper was served by Miss r rank, assisted by her mother, Mrs. C*. 11. Frank. The guests, who are members of the wedding party were: Mr. and Mrs. G. U. Frank, Mr. and Mrs. C. II, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Wade, of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Lett Smith, of Debmd, - 'iRosamond Radford, Miss Ruth Spencer. Miss < harlotte Smith* Mrs. Claude Herndon, Rev. and Mrs. T. J* Armstrong, Howard Harris. Peter Sehaal and N, Smith Mrs. John Wade, of Hustings entertained with a luncheon Mon­ day at the Seminole Cafe, honor­ ing her sister, Miss Gussie Frank, whoso marriage to Dwight Do Grin Smith, is to take place today. The luncheon table was beauti­ fully decorated in the wedding col­ ors of pink and lavender. A large bowl of pink indinneo roses was banked with lavender rulers ami fern. Favors of tiny bouquets of asters were given each guest. At 1 o'clock « delicious course lunch­ eon was served. ,> The guests were confined to members of the wedding party who were: Miss Gussie Frank, Airs* John Wade, Mrs. Virgil Lee Smith of In*Lind, Miss Rosamond Padford. Miss Charlotte Smith and Mbs Lilly Ruth Spencer. $12.1)5-----Silk Di•esses— All shades of silk crepe, nicely made- New styles sizes. One day sale—Wednesday * - t ..••*, $12.95 Wash Dresses Colored and plain white, in voiles, linens and broadcloths. Guaranteed fast colors. All sizes. $5.00 to $10.00 Dove Underwear Hand-Made Baby Dresses Fine nainsook. Lace trimmed gowns teds, and step-ins. Fine quality white goods with hand embroidery slips to match. $2.50 to $3.75 $3.50 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Field will be th- guest of I)r. and Mrs. 3 . Z. Holland during the Frolics magnate who founded the famous at Daytona Peach. Dr, Holland is Dollar Line, holding qne of the twelve carrier pigeons she placed mayor of Seabreeze, aboard her futher’a boat President Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert J. Lam- Pierce when it left Sail Francisco. berton announce the birth of a son, Six of the twelve birds flew back juno eg at the Fernnld-I-nughton to Frisco from the point where ■ 44++++4+4++++++4+4444++++444++4< 4 < -44»4»+ 44444+444»*»4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444444444444-4444444444-»44-»444 >4444 J| tiii-anitol. He hns been named they were released, 175 miles out, in six hours, setting a new record. Th e Y o w e l l C o m p a n y �ygKUT T WlCCflftld, Engineer Saints In 11-Inning h i t Battle On M onday Both Teams I’se Thi ec Pi! *t• e rs J n Effort lo Stop HU’ Urt£ strid e s in Sixth and T otals_______ -17 12 15 33 13 3 -• tjeventh Innings of Game Score by inningi: Ciirley Stars With Bat For Celerymen nrc Is Tied 10 to 10 From Eighfh to Eleventh Innings When Winning Run Scored k In n slow but interesting 11-in­ ning battle Monday nftornoon, the Celerymen nosed nut tho Saints from St, Petersburg by n score of 12 to 11. Sanford led off In the first inning with one run and re­ mained in the lead throughout practically the entire game, thescore being tied fr) the eighth in ­ ning when the Bloekmen scored two runs nnd tho Celery Enters one. Three pitchers were used by each team In efforts to stop hitting strides in the sixth and seventh frames. Crawford pitched air­ tight hall for Sanford until the seventh, having given up only three scattered hits until that time. Chapman finished the in­ ning nnd started tho eighth but was not effective and was relieved by Kelly to whom the victory h credited. Knight, who started the game for St. Petersburg, was knocked out of the box in tho sixth frame and was relieved by Morris who, after pitching to three bntters was quickly removed to left field to change positions with Shannon, who pitched the remainder of tho gume for the visitor*. Curley's Bitting Features Tho hitting of Curley, local right fielder, who for four con­ secutive time* hit safely, was the outstanding feature of the game. Only one double play, Wnlznk to Bailey, was made. Only three men faced Crawford in the first inning, but a wall; and two hit* uftor two men were out scored Smtfqrd's first run nnd was the Initial score of the game. San­ ford also scored ono run in enrh of the third, fourth, nnd fifth innings while the Saints managed la get one run in each of the foutth, fifth anil sixth Inning*. In the sixth frame Wade le t off for the Cekfymin and was out on u ground ball to third base. Wnlrnk walked ami stole second and ,-filanznk noon foilou*.<l with nnotltor walk. Alfuid-thci! aiuaabod. u •Bard ono paufMeortH biM^Vcnktog Wnlznk and advnhclng Stanxak to third. Morris relieved Knight fpr th e -Saints, and Cu/ley then got Id* fourth hit of the game, scoring Htnnznk ami advancing Alford to third blue. Mcljua hit ono to Mor- SI. JVto.............. OiW 111 020 1)3-11 San' r d ............I'M ISO 919 01-12 Ft; mnry: Two base hit—Shan­ non, I'.'nlznk, Knight. Three base hit—brown. Sacrifice hit—McQue Crawford, Shannon. Stolen bade— AUrn, Friable, Wade, Shan non, Wnizak, Meaner, Boyle. Double play—W ain;, in Billy. Left on base—I ,rd 14, St. Pete. 5. Bnic on bails—off Crawford 5, Knight 6, Chapman 1, Shannon 3, Kelly 1. Struck out—by Crawford 2, Knight 2, Kelly 2. First bnse on error*—Sanford 1, St. Pete 1. Hit by pitcher—Hernandez by Crawford. Winning pitcher—Kel­ ly. losing pitcher—Shannon, two out when winning run reared. Time—3 hours. Umpire—Pleh. Defeat of (,’incinnnii While (limits Arc Idle (Jives To Pittsburgh Lead; Vance Is Victorious Over Phillies CINCINNATI, Juno 30.—Pitts­ burgh went Into first place Monday by defeating Cincinnati, 8 to 1. Score by innings: Pitt*.................. 202 (Ml 092-8-13-1 Cincin, .. ........ 001 0110 000-1- 8-1 Morrison and Smith; Etixey and Hargrave. Rnhir.s 8. Phillies 3 PHILADELPHIA, June 30. — Dnfczy Vance held the Phillies to live hits Monday and the Robin * won, 8 to 3. Vance increased his 1925 crop of strike-outs to 103, Philadelphia made a triple play in the sixth. Score by innings: B rooklyn.........301 000 031-8-15-0 Philo...................000 200 001-3- 5-2 Vance nnd DeBerry; Knight, Cnrleson nnd Wilson. Florida State League Won Lost Tampa .......................9 3 knlvidand,i ..3 *,.i /> n. St. Petersburg .. .. Ml' 7 Sanford ................. :.2 10 Pet, .750 .0,1/ .462 .167 Nntloiuil League Won Lost P ittsb u rg h ..............,39 21 New York ...............40 25 Brooklyn..................33 32 fit. Loni*................ 33 31 Cincinnati............... 32 33 Philadelphia............20 35 Chicago ........ .. ... 29 38 B oston......................25 39 Pet, .6 Hi ,616 .50h ,491! 491 .45! ,43/ .390 T*ot 19 Lot-20 / Lot 21 . b y b r a zier tho bn?es hjftdcd, gave Lakelt the first ghm.’ with the Tftn Smokers Itp/e Mdftdny by n t : of C to 2. TAMi'A AB R 11 PO A Snead. 2 b _____3 0 0 4 3 Estrada, If’..... 4 1 2 0 0 Weik, ps .. t. .. 4 0 1 1 5 I. e, r, .............. -I n t 0 4 Allen, c f ...........4 0 0 1 0 Jesmer, lh .. „ 3 0 1 9 1 Smith, 3 b ......... 3 O 'O 2 1 Huggins, c ........3 1 1 'I 2 Peterson, p .. . . 2 0 1 1 l Fisher, ii » . .! I) '0 1 It II 1 Totnl* ......... LAKELAND Duma*, If Buckley. 2h Welch, as Brazier, cf Ed Ward*,-lb.. Surface, rf Ponder, 3b .. Doyle, i' .. .. Craig, |i .. .. Totnl*.............. ‘10 O il 27 11 0 Score by innings: Tain pa .................... 000 002 000-2 Lakblntltl.................. O0Q Bio i)5x-G Summary: Two base lilts--.Ie*mcr, Peterson, Welch, Brazier. Three base hits—Wolk, Edward*. Stolen bases—Estrada, Welch. Ponder. Sacrifices—Snead. Peter­ son, Brazier, Craig. Double piny —Weik to Jesmer; Welch to Buckley to Edwards (2 ). Left on base —Tain pa 3, Lakeland •? Bases on ball*—off Peterson 3. Struck out —bzy Peterson 4, Fisher I, t.'rnig I. Hit*—off Peterson 10 in 7 1-3, Fisher 1 in 2-3. Hit by pitcher— by Peterson, Duma*. Losing pitcher Peterson. Umpire* — Baxter nnd Wnrc. Time—2 :01. Yankee* Lose Again BOSTON, June 30. — Three Yankee pitcher* were pounded for 10 hit* Monday as the Red Sox broke their losing streak of gine straight nnd won, 10 to 5, Score by tunings N. Y........... .. 302 000 000- 5- 8-1 Boston ............ 100 500 31x-10-ltVO Batteries: Ferguson, Shawkey. Beall and Schung; Quinn, Wing­ field and Picinich. l. JhCalU-y, Lot. flig A s , Heirs, Lot G Blk. 13 12 k T alfttt, l<ot 10 B I M f t T r . f i b r ­ il. Kilght, Lot G Blk. 13 Tr. 3, -------_____!._'S<wtrr|S Lot 10 -Blk. Hazel ftlorcwetheri I*ot 1, Block M, Tr, 1.............. 117 J. N. OUlon, Lot 0, Blk. 14, Tr. 1 .— -------^ ___ 117 -t.d 1 Orin H . Stenstrom, Lot 1, Blk. 11, Tr. 2, ..... 117 W. W. Potter, Lot 0. Blk. 14, Tr. 2 .................. l n Blanche Tnknch, Lot 1, Blk. 11 Tr. 3............. .... i l7 W. A. Brown, Lot 0 Blk. 14, Tr. 3,........;.............H7 Tho above ant! foregoing final assessments nre paynbl, interest up to August 1st, 1925, arwl from arid after such apccinl assessments' will bo payable only in ton equal .annui rnenta with interest at 8 per cent, per anmiip on nil dcfoi tnents. » * Witness my 'hand ns City .Clerk and tho Seal 0f the Cit ford, Floridn, this 23rd day df Juno A. D. 1925. , (Seal) L. R. Philips, City Clerk. Publish June 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 14th, & 21gt, 1925. Ooncvlve Chittenden r * P. Bayard Smith yf k - 'i Lot 35 » 00 801 J r P. Bayard Smith 1 >' . Lot 30 GO 201-11 P. Bayard Smith » * Lot 37 <10 291.11 P. Bayard Smith ) \ j Lot 38 60 291.13 E. M. Carroll *‘ Lot 39 ' 00 291.K E. M. Carroll ! \ > , Lot JO 00 201.If R. J. Reel * \ ! Lot 41 00 201.If J. F. Laing 1 * j Lot 42 60 291.1! I,. P. Hagan \ * " » Lot 43 00 201.1! L. P. Hagan Lot 44 130 0510.7t The above nnd foregoing final assessments are pnynblc without In toreBt up to August 1st, 1925 nnd rrom and after such dato said specini assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installment:; with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand ns City Clerk nhd'the Seal of the City of San­ ford, Floridn, this 23rd day of June, A. D., 1925: l (Seal) L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Publish June 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 14th and 21*t. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON v AVENUE IN PLAT OF -CONNELLY PARK. Notice is hereby given Yhnt the construction of the surface tn pavement on Park Avenue from Franklin Street south to on tho lot line between Lota 19 and 20 in the Plat of Connelly been completed, and the completed work has been ffnnljy acct.ai th City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. * , ' Tin- following is the final estimate of tho cost ofspay|nr [ Avenue from Franklin Street south to opposite the Lot'll^ ^ Lots 19 und 20 in the Plat of C&nnelly Park; 21 feet in' width a 5" rock base surface treated. ir 881 cu. yds, grading nt -10c................... .................................. ^ ^ 8fl0 sta. yds, overhaul at lc .1................................................ m 7-15 Hn. ft. curb and gutter at 7Gc........................................ •| 85-1 so. yds, rock base nt 7Cc ................... .......... ...............;_‘ g 7811 sq. yds. surface treatment! nt 30c ..............................‘___ a, • 53 st|. yds. sheet asphalt at $1.02............................. ................. Laboratory Inspection of materials....................... ;..... Legnl expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent............. ....... Engineering 5 per c?nt..._............................................ .....■ '*. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNKRH OWNING PKOI'BRTY ON TWELFTH STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE WEST TO PARK AVE­ NUENotice is hereby given that the contraction of the Asphalt pave­ ment on Twelfth Street from Sanford Avenue West to Park Avenue has been completed, and the completed work ha* been finally ac­ cepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is tho Final Estimate of tho cost of paving Twelfth Street from Sanford Avenue West to Park Avenue a width of 21 feet With sheet asphalt on a 6” rock base. 590-cu. yds. grading @ 40c ............................. - ......................... 230,00 Umi lin. ft. conreto curb & gutter @ 70c ......... 1129.30 220 lin. ft. flush curb @ 35c ................ 79.10 1731 sq. •yds. 0” rock base @ 80c ............................................. 1387,20 1734 sq. yds. 2 ” sheet asphalt top (o) 1.02 .......... 1708.08 1353 nq. ft. concrete alley returns nt 30c..... 407.70 1488 lin. ft. 3” drain tilo ® 100.00 per M................ 118.80 Iknwp.s 5, White Sox 2 Laboratory inspection of materials ................................ ............ 64.15 ST. LOUIS, June 30.—Tho fit. i ouis Brown* got off to a good Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent ........—.........- .......... 101,13 start on their stand nt home by Engineering 5 per cent .................................................................... 261.00 defeating the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2, in the opening game of the TOTAL COST ......................... *trics. The only White Sox score ; came when Collins hit a home run, To be borne entirely by adjacent property scoring behind Davis' who had Number of feet frontage .......................... singled. l Assessment per foot frontage..................... Score by innings; • Chicago .............000 009 002-2-5-1 fit. Louis .. .. .. 100 1Q0 OSx-5-9-1 Cvengros und Sehnlk; Morgridgo •j‘ •> •> ■:* •> •:* *:•4 •> nnd Dixon. '• / Tiger* Take Two CLEVELAND, June 30.—Dnui'. out pitched You ell, a rookie, Mon­ day nnd Cluvelnnd lost tho firit game of a double header with D«troit 1 to 1. The Tigers took the second game 7 to 4. First Game Sgore by innings: D e tro it.............. 200 000 020-4-le.ll Clove................. 000 000 00 1- L- 7-2 Dausa and Bnssler; Yowoll and Myatt. Second Game * Score bv innings: D etro it............ 000 102 301-7-15-1 Clove................. 000 211 000-1-10-1 Leonard and Basslcr; Karr, Walters, nnd Speece.. Totnl Coat.......... ................................. ......... To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Number of feet frontage ............................70-1.8 Assessment per foot frontage....................$2.8380 FRED T. WILLIAMS, E Name Description Feet Frontago ....... Lot 17 . 80.55 A. P. Connelly . A. P. Connolly . ....... Lot 18 76.25 ......Lot 19 59 L. II. Connelly Sherman Moore .....;Lot 20 59 Ft. Mellon Development Co....Lot 21 59 yjl Ft. Mellon Development Co....Lot 22 • 22 ,M Ft. Mellon Development Co... Lot 33 75 Ft. Mellon Development Co....I.ot 34 75 , Ft. Mellon Development Co.,....Lot 35 59 jH Ft. Melton Development Co....Lot 30 59 ' JM Ft. Mellon Development Co... Lot 37 59 j |j Ft. Mullan Development Co....Lot 38 22 M The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without tcrest up to August 1st, 1925 and from and after such date said s cinl assessment* will he pnyubic only in 15 equal annual itistalitt with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand a* City Clerk and the Seal of the City of S ford, Florida, this 23rd day of June A. D. 1925, . (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Publish June 23rd, 30th, July 7th. 14th, and 21st, 1925. Toiiaj/'s Florida State League Tampa at Lakeland, fit. Petersburg a t Sanford. American League Chicago at fit. Louis. Detroit a t Cleveland. Philadelphia at Washington New York a t Ho*tonN .N ational League Pittsburg a t Chicago. oUston a t New York. Brooklyn nt Philadelphia Southern Association Atlanta at Birmingham. Little Rock a* Nashville. Memphis nt Chattanooga. Mobile a t New Orleans. Frogs Embedded For Years Remain Alive King of England Has Southern Association Won Lost Now Orleans . ........ 11 28 A tla n ta .....................42 35 N ashville............... 37 30 C hattanooga......... 33 34 Mumnhl* 33 1! Hlrmuigham............. 31 39 M iddle.................... 35 42 Little R o c k ..............22 42 OKANOGAN, Wash., June 30.— Several green frogs, imprisoned in cemented gravel were set free when a road crew made n cut in a coun­ try road near here. They were found firmly imbedded three feet below the surface of the old high­ way. TIu* frogs showed consider­ able animation on being released, > King no signs of inconvenience caused by several years Imprison­ ment. Trevor Kinkaid, professor of bi­ ology in the University of Wash­ ington, declared the existence . of frog* imprisoned in cement over a period of years quite pos-ddc, al­ though lie said no scientific data bad been gathered on the point. Y esterday's Results National League Cincinnati I. Pittsburgh 8. Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn H. Ollier scheduled game, rain Snath Atlantic League Greenville 7, Columbia l. Spartanburg 1, Charlotte 7 Asheville 2 , Autiu-tn 5. Knoxville 1, Mnron 2. Southern Association Nashville 9, Little Rock 6 New Orleans 3, Mobile 6. Chattanooga D, Memphis TODAY TO ALL 'PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON EVANS STREET FROM PARK AVENUE WEST TO ELM AVENUE. Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ ment on Evan: Street from Park Avenue West to Elm Avenue has been completed, nnd the completed work ha* been finally accepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Tha following Is; the, final estimate for paving Evans Street 21 foot in width with sheet asphalt from Park Avenue West to Elm Avenue. 3235 cu. yds. grading (ip 10c ........................... ............................. 1,294,00 1886 |ity it.-nurb & gutter <K> 76c .................................................. 1,133.36 86 lin. ft'. Jingle curb header* @ 3 5 c ....................... ............. 30.10 new illumnnting gun, which id to la) non-.igMjhyxluting and I^‘gal expen ive double’ the heat value nnd Engineering, le power of ordinary manufae1 gas, is said to have been incd by Dr. O. ,U. Bean, the innr of the Bunsen furnace. BECAUSE TOMORROW THE LOT YOU WANT MOST ! > >( )••.»! rn o n e i - j j -.)7 “MAY’VE DONE GONE /. i n r i r s t �Herald Classified Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results Call 148. ff a n t ad. r a t e s Terma; Cash la Advance t o e ______________ 10* ■ lin e T i a r a — .— ----------— T i a r a —.— —. — — He ■ l i n e Be ■ t i n . ■ T ia ra ......... .................. -«r a iln r |ie X F ace T y p , 4uul>le abova gatae. I . reduced r a t a a a r e f o r c o n i K o t l r e In e e r tlo n e . u w orJa o f average length H i c o u n te d a line. I t.n L a iu charge luu for The Herald’s Mairket Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory ganford Daily Herald Advertising LAWYER FOR BIf! RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY covers Broward County LEWIS O'BRYAN. Office in *NEWS—it lii imu irl<l which Iis. one . Sent.note Bunk ItuiidiriR Annex thoroughly of »i._ the nK'st rapidly growing sections on Phone 417-L 3. the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS copy nml rate cnnl upon request. LEARN ABOUT roik County and All mukes of typewriters for laikelnnd. through the Star-Telesale on easy terms, for rent, nlso gram. Beat advertising medium In repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 South Florida Published morninga. Ball Bldg. Star-Telegram. Ijikcland. Fla. flra> Insertion. II a d v a n c i n g le r e s t r i c t e d aroper c l a a i l f l r a t l o n . PRINTING to WIGHT PRINT SHOP—I Engraving, Embossing, first. We do it. Phone It. R. Ave.-Commercial St. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia fAtmty advertise is ths DtUiid Daily News, rate le per aord. cash with order. MAINE Waiervliie, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ TIN AND METAL WORK ple arc interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through ths JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. tion. Wuter and Bont Tanks. At Oak Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ A LITTLE WANT AD In The Herald will bring you big re­ phone 111. sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored nway and have MIRRORS RESILVEREI) Furniture bought and sold. Tall no use for. A title thirty-cent ad Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 947. may bring you several dollars, l’hone 148 and a representative will call to see you. E. SPURRING, subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando. Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. Building Material THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY g I n l f a r d tc p l i r r n l t t l i ,« « r I ,irk o f ( h e p r u p l r nf S a n f o r d Ike n e r v i e r , ■ « o flrn n red rit. C iS iilt th is H at w h e n a n y • p e ­ ri,! t r r v l e e U r e q u i r e d . II U m a iird a lp h u b r llra lly for i,« r ru av eriten r* . FLORIDA— ORLANDO~— Orando morning Scntinnl; Inrgest classi­ MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general cement work, eidewalka. build­ fied business, rate le a word, min­ ing blocks, irrigation boxea, J. ft. imum 24e cash with order. Terwllleger. Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want ad medium in FULL LUMBER CO. House o. Daytor.i (Fa.) One cent a word Service, Quality and Brice. nn insertbn. Minimum 25c. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumbar Company N. Laurel St. Phone 595 For Space In This D I R E C T O R Y PHONE 148 Classified Directory FOR SALE—3 ncrc3 unimproved land in city limits fur snip. Terms cash. See or write B. II. Bankston, Sanford. tOR SALE—Established poultry and egg business. Riant is locat. ed in Belle Air Development Cor* poration on 2 acres of giouvul. Will sell stock or will rent the place to Rood people nml retire from the business. Want to «iuit on account of ajje. Address Clurk Ketch, 320 14 St._ North* St. Petomburg. Fla. FOR SALE—0-pTece dinfhg room suit. Fumed oak. 4-pieee living room suit. $200 Edison phonograph with 35 records, 319 I’omoRrunite Avenue or l*. O. Box 750. ____________ FOR SALE—One stand show CAffO, G tcet I o h r , round top, Inquire ZmtprWniinVVo „t The Itnsket. FUlt SALE—3 east front San­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy terms. Box 431, cure Herald. GIVEN AWAY—Rcstnurunt ad­ joining hotel, on First Street— $1,909 cash. Clear profits $599 per month. Must be seen to be believ­ ed. See Mr. Hawkrigg, care DeanBerg Corporation. FOR SALE—8 choice lots on San­ FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks ford Avo. 19 on Pnlmetto. New BtiiR., 205 Ouk Avo. Inquire up­ 5 room biitiRnlow, bath, lights, two stairs. C. T. Smith. porches, gam Re. Any terms. Fred S. Houston. Box 099, City, APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive and convenient. Call FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad at Herald office for further in­ joining lot on Palmetto Ave. formation. terms. Box 431, enru Ucruld. FOR SALE—This week. Dining FOR RENT—Furnished apart­ ment or sleeping rooms. Select table, chairs, bedroom suite, baby bed, china cabinet and oil heater. neighborhood with private family. Mrs. Ia.'slie Bryan, 315 Magnolia Cool, comfnrtuldc rooms. Hot and cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Ave. Park Ave, FOR SALE: My 10 acre farm on Cameron Avenue, close to Moore DR RENT: 3 room furnished pnrtment 815 Pnrk Avenue. Station, small cash payment, rea­ sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box 95. Jacksonville, Fla. FOR RENT: Brick store on San ford Ave. $50 per month FOR SALE—Oldsmohile 8. In Thrasher & Carney. good condition. Easy terms. Party leaving town. See R. T. FOR RENT—Garage npartme unfurnished. Will ... v*., • Hunt, Smir.o!; IIuill. July 1st. 112 West Fourth St. FOR SALE—2r one-horse wagons FOR RENT—Eight room house, and one horse, John Murphy, close in on Third St. partly fur­ Ginderville. nished or unfurnished, call plume FOR SALE—Filing cabinet, steel 1 11 J. cheap, phone 571 W. FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new apartments, phones includ­ EVEKT T R U E BY COIN DU ed. By week month or year, well located near ocean. Write or phone R. L. Solden, Bolden Bldg, ( M f t s F U U , N O W , M I S ' S W S ------- Y O U Daytona Beach, Fla. tM is s ^ D that c o w P a C i< t h c UJ i Lo o k S H A R 'P Y O L 'fte D R IV IN G . {) FOR RENT—Rooms for housekeeping. Furnished W. 6th Street. FOR RENT—Kitchen, bed room nnd garnge, 1191 Elm Ave. Wanted WANTED: Position with Real Estate Company na salesman. Ten years experience. Address 11. I). c.o. Herald. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Times, the great home dally rate 1 ’At. per word, mlnimutk. charge 25c O.sh with order. Write for complete rate card. WANTED—Some one to represent thc original J. R. Watkins Com­ pany in Sanfonl. You can supply daily necessities to regular custo­ mers and make $35 to $59 a week easily. Write the J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. J-2, 02-70 W. Iowa St., Memphis, Tcnn. I D A V I D I?. MYEB ARCHITECT PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous development Rend about it in the Palm Biach Post. Samp,o copy sent on reiue».t. Rooms Tor Itent ADVERTISING gets reaultu if ll reaches potent ml btivern. Pa iatl.a Duily News is c h i Minted in i i . t i i i u : u s i i ui* an imtusl ini am! agricultural sec­ 113 Magnolia Ave. tion. ______ _______________ fi First Class llarlie TEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE ADVERTISE *n it , .tnurna!-Her­ Special Attention CO. Export Electrical repairs. ald, South Georgin's greatest Given To Ladies nnd (.’1 N3 W. Central Avo. Orlando, newipaper. Morning, sfternoon. weekly nod Sundnv Clissifieil rateI'k: per line. W avniss JournalChinaware in English Force- Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia. 'AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT AUTOS FOR HIRE AG/E AUTO SERVICE May sr night. Meets all train* Bagi(« transfer. Phone 551 and G3-W CAFE BELL CAFE infant's best in Service and Quel 1y. First Street and Park Ave toe. It’,Hon J. Moughton ARCHITECT First Natlonnl Rank Wdg, Sanford, ----------- Florida 1 Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST DRUGS 'Torn*, tlunlon*. I n g r o w ­ in g Nulls, H eavy C a l l ­ o u ses or tired a ch in g feet. UR. C. !.. C.ISI.EH Y o w tll Drew Hidg. ANEVS DRUG STORE srriptions, Drugst Sodas. tre as near you as your phone. Call 103. Phone. ELECTRICAL Elevator DKVKI.OP*S«J» A T T r . . v T 1 0 N - - r « n sn ro ln I , l,»Klmi!ntr tn n B rra(» « t de­ v elo p m en t In O lerlrt* ’* lilu to ry; * h a lf m illio n d o l l a r h i a b w a y to th« x e ' r beach Ju»t rnlnbed: a two m llll.>n d o l l a r hrbiK e ncroH , Kacnin bla Uity s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r m illion d o ll a r o p e r a h o u s e u n d e r n o n e tru e tlb t: t w o m i l l i o n , b e ln x s p e n t on b lK b w ay ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e ( o r live d ev elo p e r* to g e t In e a g ro u n d floor. W r i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t ­ m ent T h e P e n s a c o la New*. MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, •nCIITS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. First and Elm, Banford Avenue and 10th Street. Eipcrt service. H. A. SPEIR Contractor and Builder FLORIST REWART THE FLORIST” Flowers for all occasions. 8M Myrtle. Phone 2G0 -W *99-M — Phone — 199-M 2103 PALMETTO AVE MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified nd in tlie Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. conic to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. Many men and women have become habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. Pick Up Today's Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. Unusual Happenings Bed Envoy Hull, I III. Will III it IV* ln rr Niriit!iiiil«* 11nil'•mi-)'«*(■l (’*«•* Milnf itril, riorlihi. O i r r lit lllrntlimlittiti n inrtrt m k r i l hi* it Ift* fit hii f«« mi nn* r i«l«*r In( il­ ium I tvlit?re li«» III1111:11III lir if uniM hntf it m11itil | Ini«*» nml H'li'it find nnnifIhlnic in wmr, A |iti|ifr up In \tlnufn piililUhril n plflurf uf n Klrl it ho lirnl Jn*t Minrrlrd mitt ilhl nut pul imilcr 9hf plrlurf, •’l.oirl) Juiif llrhlr." i*»*n *pni>rr m e n l u f f n Ir tt rit him hi* 11lit ii«*| *11,1 lir t%ii* n ff hi* »(iim f. A l»f nii IIf uI Klrl nut lu tT«llfnrf«9ti '.1 *. —. 1 K NOW HOUJ l'^\ P R lV Ih jG ---------I'M fR O M rrfittnl to fitfiT n (irntil) m»iitf*t LOST—l brown nnd white collie for it frrf trip lu Atlnnllf CM9 to Join lu i h f Virtiuty puriiilr. pop, three montloi old. Finder u p lu thlrnico ttn lh ril please return to 511 Park Ave., froAm mini hi* tiffin* to hi* tiimii* 1i«*t ttrrlk ii f i r r tin r I*, it ml t i n * mil lie lit receive reward, L. J. Bolp. T H e FRONT S E A T He is said to be trying to get American government officials to took favorably on recognition of Miscellaneous the soviet regime. His name is M. Piitmaginn, he's private secretary to Krassin, Russian minister to WILL EXCHANGE for Florida rent estate, Six room house sev­ lu 1111r ni*Ii ii I* IIiIr*I ti 11h n *itJ ft tiI France, ami lie's on hi* way to p r r rr n te en miles from Philadelphia on main •I A iiioi line plrturf ntnr out In Washington on a secret mission. line of Pennsylvania railroad. II iiI I > » i, ihI m n r r lr il n n i n i l n , |ilr• l a r r i , nml lh r » •>(■■> •I m n r Trains every 15 minutes, takes l u r r (n Everything r Ihrrr n rrk a , only 17 minutes to bring you to r l nAl innit nlin rim* n ■iiiiinirr rrFor the Sportsman the heart of Philadelphia. Lit 42 Niirt In >«•)* J r r ,r , ndnOltrd In n |iru*|ir«llvr Iium Mint Him- kttil by 199. All improvements, hot wa­ hern At *»inr iiiuviiultnr* nt III* rr*nr(. ter, heat. Price $8,509 of which A Irltni, lu \ Irvlnln ln.ui-hi nn $4,500 may remain on mortgage, |'.**rt I'mirh nml In* «,n* nul *nll*Ball Hardware flrd i,Ilk hi* |iurrhn*<*. Tin- Inline, i What have you? Address S. !>. B. riinitnl**l,in Mill *|| ui, hi* rn*r lie*I Phone 8 1333 Meetinghouse Lane, Nnrbcth, ,,r eh. \Pit., Montgomery County. Ynil r*. HIM.. ROOMS AND BOARD in heart of resort. Modern conveniences. $19 per week. Mrs. G. H. Lydny, Automobiles Davidson River, N. C, H R .it. HKTATK — IV V B S T M K N T * Lobby P u L s t u n - U r u m U y Uldg. WILL EXCHANGE Dodge road H a n fo rd F lo rid a ster fur vucunt lot. Merrill phone 92. lOtiS roril Coupe—BMr**, fttal Cord Tntirlnir Car. I'oril Tourliiu Car. 1 WE HAVE inquiries duity from IP'.M 1 c n l II m i n i ......I l n r , distant states for Florida prop­ 1013 IUM) Cord IIu* erty. What have you for quick ItKJf Cord I'narl llrllvcrr. rtnni* to sihik ccopi.n sale. The Franklin Real Estate Co., Register, Ga. u p nml roliltrtL I l f t t n « n ot r t m i la Hint, A lurtKfialfir u p In \i*%% \ n rk r r r r n l l t l**ui*it n * iim n ifr n u n i l i i r nml •Ml I h f n o r r t h r r f it it* n o l ^ r t H f t of n Imlhliift lirnutyr. \ oiiio lit line In i i o r l h r r n Mlrtilu ii iii il Iil _u «•l ic 11 n f r ii * * I Ii f It it r tl «*r Tribune or hand t to vour Iwal dealer so you can read Florida's greatest n fw ri" * ), One vear *8.00, G months *4.00, three ma.'.ths $2.00. If you desire $1,909 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your erder. DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If bo advertise la ho ‘‘Gainesville Sun.” AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per lino, minimum SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & Piatt I Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Electragitb FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES i« e s t lain s, Ruvarian and Japanese TAMPA MORN IT 3 TRIBUNE— China make lovely Riftn Send In your subscription tr the The Ball Hardware Classified advertisements have FOR RENT—Rooma with or with out meals. Reasonable rates Lincoln House. V nmii In l T urlilu it n i l m il fU hln ir NEW ST. JAMES HOTEL. Jack­ ut hnr ilnt nml ftiimr lintnr it ml sonville, Fla., One block from •I «iIn* III lit* l r t f ml* tin* rm n r t iiiiinlirr Horn.ti tug Park, two block* from nf IM i he* hntl rail ft lit, n m l I h f h i* I'ostoifleP, Rooms $1.69 ami down. im r ijlilu'f f t f I i i t t n ) . f t u l f r r up lit t l n r i liiiiil lu*l nn June and July. Garage Available. Inip\ nrtniit mu fell niiit tt li f i i I Ilf IIIATUKK AND MOTOR ItK WINDING. NT-A-REEL Car. Drive it tourself. Oak and Second St. >tione 3. The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. ' a Lois (5 iiiul It Ithick < The prices are right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion of Forrest Lake Hotel. Earle T. Field Beautiful Apartment Site 100 feet on Park Avo, 114 feet on 11th St $15,500. Terms. G. TAYLOR DYER Printing—Decorating PHONK 303 SMITH, MGR, Money. Msiiiifaimtrvd by ■ b v r a i i a - l . l a d a i r y I’n l u l Hold by 1.0 1 1 1 3 (1 C A 1 V I IIS C lO ir II nic ii til In A f o , l * h " n r 376 By GEORGE M cM A N U S HINGING UP FATHER WHAT't) THE ^ A T T e s ^ C M -V T W H Y - EC \o u tour. 'Em HUME5ER.? TA .LftlhC.TO v /i f e : mt Real K.stale Di'iilcru, Doctors, Dentists, r.-ovt'lly Shop, Clift Shop or Stationery Shop, Par­ lies or in fuel any person look­ ing fur u permanent store or office Hpace will do well to see me ut once. I have two vacant spares on the balcony at the Ituskct and we are about ready to put on a hig cam­ paign which will put more prospective purchasers he fore your door than any space In Sanford. See Me Wednesday A. M . 1 ; Hl1 ijj| , F eature S c n v tc e . I nc . THE BASKET �cess In Artfic Over Radio Prehistoric Race Is Said To Have Built Apartm ent Houses TUCSON, Arix., June 30.—The ' ! Pueblo Honitaf In northwestern 1,1 New Mexico, is described by Ur. Nei I Morris Judd, curator of u Southwestern archneology for the _ National Museum in Washington, 1 ns th« largest prehistoric apart­ ment house on the North American continent. The Bonita hnd flOO rooms nnd space enough to house between .j, 1,200 and lj »00 person '.. Excavations of tho pueblo may j. lead to the discovery of a prchi.t- n, toric race hitherto unknown, Dr.ij",, Judd believes. Traces in the forni L j of pottery, ri lies, skeletons, qpd j hicrloglyphic inscriptions are ex- i ported to lead to archnelngicul ravelation* of the first magnitude. {. The Bonita contains cvidince* |l<! of the life and pursuits o f the i :c» , ! * which scientists bdievo inhabited ; it thousands c.f years ago. It cou­ rts an area of a little more tliiin «i three acres. Four dories of the h: pueblo nro standing, and Ur. Judd al ttvnks there may have, been a fifth : tli Further research into the cave In dwellets of southern.New Mexico P> has established the possibility that <xi the Carlsbad cavern, pne of l)a> largest crystal formation caves in the world, once wus the niv- iplace for cavemen of the vicinity, NEW YORK, Juno no.—Seven­ ilierloglyphich, not unlike Chinese ty-four of tin* candidates who tried charuhtcrx, were found on the the recent examinations for cer­ smooth surfaces of the bluffs and tified public accountant registra­ in the caves, tion, conducted in 2a states, suc­ ceeded in passing it, according to American Institute of Accoun­ Favorable Action Is thi tants, which prepared the exami­ There wetu 430 candidates Asked of Railroad nation. of whom bl) were conditioned und On Blocked Crossings 207 failed. Thu largest number of success­ The Chnmbcr of Commerce of ful candidates wn:i in Indiana, with this city has requested T. L. Du­ California second and Texas third. mas, local superintendent of the Atlantic Coast Dine, to take up The great stone image of Gomuwith proper .officials the blocking teswara on the sacred bill of Scrnvof various street crossings from anbelgola, Mysore, India, is bath­ French Avenue northeast to Lake ed every fifteen years with n sac­ Monroe with long ruts of cars red liquir consisting of milk, curds, .when switching in this saction, ac­ and sundnlwood oil, which is sold cording to.an announcement today. by auction, ns much us $ 10,000 In tTm complaint, said Secretary being paid for the privilege of pour R. W. Pearman, of the trade body tiein paid for the privilege of IhU morning, the danger pf delay liourmg the liquid over the head In tho event of a fire hy blocking <»' tho image fro ma scaffold built file trucks and apparatus was cm- above. Feels MdreTremors r ' ’(Continued " . .*!----. .. . . Front Page On#) highway was temporarily closed by a dirt slide. The pavement was broken at intervals for ten miles. There was no appreciable damagu at any point north of Goletn. The quake was felt, however, os far as San I.uia Obispo, 114 miles north of here. Along the main thoroughfare, State Street, there were many au­ tomobiles and trucks which had been parked at the curb and which were almost buried under the de­ bris. It was in one of these thut William Matthews, u lather, was killed. Thi finest building in town, the San Marcos, a big four story first class structure, built us nn L on a corner, had its whnlo corner cenner pushed into the dehris. Dr. Jnmcs Angle, dentist, was killed in this crush. Father Augustcn at tho Old San­ ta Barbnrn Mission told a thrilling story of what he declared to be a miraculous discovery. At the first tremor, he went to the second story room where Fnthcr Englohrccht, aged nriest, and author of histories of the mission, wns con­ fined as an Invalid. Driest Escaped Injury. l ifting the invalid Driest to his •nek. Father Augusten proceeded to the stairway when with the Bocoiul shwk he fell through n holu to tho floor below with tin invalid priest on his hack. Neither wns injured. Ole llurtsou, form'*r mayor of Seattle, gave the following eye­ witness account of tho earthquake: " it was about 0:4-1 A. M.r the air wus sultry. Everything was very quiet. 1 noticed an I lay on my bed that quite a largo wave dusluid against tho bench. The ground doomed to ruDc up with c crunch something like n million dogs crunching n bone. I leaped out of Inal and the Moor seemed to rise up and hit me. 1 stepped ■gain and it nesmvd as though I •ould nut reach the floor. "Like all animals except the horse, in time of trouble, I dalli­ ed for the open air and began to bang on tho neighboring bunga­ lows to rouno the occupants and get them out in tho open park. ‘ DOORS OPEN AT 9:00 A. M uw c tor ms rtiuster means more than freedom to William Slaughter, 7U. Slaughter refused to accept freedom under the emancipation proc­ lamation and remained the servant of W\ D. Colvin of Culpeper, Vu, Tho two attend nil Confederate reunions together. They’re A ll Stunning Exquisite These Dresses These Dressa up to *2$JH) „­ No woman cai view this wo« derful groupi Fashion’s ex ciuLsite moda without hartal her heart rfi several beaW Yon will thuse oth them as mid as we w h ti ycu see lliri rich rubra their mund mis styles aiu then realist they are ooh $lG.7fi. Styjfi for st:'eet, af ternoon, am evening wear Finest silks,al new, UI.TR/ SMART! This announce­ ment presents n delightful op­ portunity! Meet tne thru- Fator brothers, Mark, Elmer and Laverne (loft to right), who are hanging up nifty reputations on race tracks this Rea­ son. Each is a star Jockey. And all are big favorites with followers of the turf. Three brothers—all jockeys—that’s a rather odd coincident A Slipperful of Flippy Foreign Actors Are Warmly Welcomed In Cities Of Brazil RIO DE JANEIRO , June 80,— The best drama now offered Bruzilii'in theater-goers is presented at Rin do Janeiro and Sao Paulo by visiting companies from Pari *, Madrid. Lisbon, Italy, and Mexico. These companies play in their na­ tive languages und draw oig crowds, if their productions are first-class, as the cosmopolitan Itrnxillian is nn excellent linguist. One of the biggist hits made in Brn/il during recent years was ac­ corded in 1024 to an Italian com­ pany which staged a series of plays, including King Lear, Othel­ lo, and one of Ibsen’s plays. Aimrican drama ruccntly was introduced to tin* people of Brazil the play being "Baby Mine," the farce by Margaret Mayo, which was given by two conipnnic.i din­ ing the same wek, a Bruzillian stock company and n London com­ pany stopping In Rio do Janeiro on This wee Boston bull puppy weighs only three ounces. He fits perfect­ their way to Uu::nnt Aires. ly into the slipper of his lair owner. Miss Sunny Lowdcr of Los Angeles Native drama has not developed to a very stimulating level. There is one stock company giving cometlic:; of modem Brazilian life. The BrnzUlinu is an enthusiastic Amer­ Davey and Nesmith ican moving picture fan. A T T t»11NI>VH- AT-1. ,\ W Street and af­ ternoon Trocks of exceptional beauty,printed crepes develop­ ed of exquis­ ite silks i n newest season shades! IJARONET SATIN Gorgeous! COSTUME SUM'S These up to §30.00 These slips are made of high grade Martinet Sat­ in. Exceptionally Tail­ ored and finely finished. Colors: white, flesh, green, turquoise and other popular shades. Sizes 31 to I I. In this group you will find the famous en­ semble outfits. Com­ bination silk dresses with flannel coats, in ev­ ery new simile, in ad­ dition lo the ensembles you will find dresses that are masterpieces of cre­ ative genius and design­ ing skill. Paris herself seems to have inspired every one of them. 4^4— j JT=3-k II Lilt* I h r K r r m s . VtHlfl the W JCU I s .t Real Estate Auction Sales. Ij.n vjw, L^ = _ That it whtn ysur t i -h *r* btwT N ew York, London and have been guest artists nt n of New York's night clubs. P a r is D iv id e th e “Tho night club,” uays "T h ree G races” Harris, “la :*. form ox thsnt Now York City—America* has one of ths modern “three graces’ thi* year, Paris has one and Lon­ don tho other. Tho threo grace, are named Harris, and tho New Yon: grace is Diana, partner of U’ou Trevor, famous dancer. D'ans’e two sisters aro rise n -Mure of famous dancing tsrmz in the French and English capitals. Jiiss Harris and Hr. Trevor entertainment t|iat has cits, rich Measure severs all over World. Dancers are getting t sands of dollars u week for pearing a few mfputes c night. It reminds mi of Spanish bull Ights whero nc tmrnplo each other to gaac at matador. "Tli* night club andioRcn v •lanco rongt like ‘When *hc Ycu Loro I/ovcs fou,‘ * ^•ntimentsl words acted by tlapccfi." We strive to make a Friend of Each Patron by K«lling him Only the Very Best Automotive Acces­ sories. Dunlop Tires nnd Tubes have Prov­ en their Super Duality in Sanford Service. maud. Daintily laced a n d ribbon (rimmed. $1.50 values. Others alsti reduced. These Up to $13.00 Hat Modes Model Hats A rare group of exquisite designed Pattern Mats— every one absolutely hand made. The shapes snow Parisian influence in ev­ ery Chic line, every curve and contour and women of fashion will realize that here is a golden op­ portunity to select a choice model al a price exceptionally low. You must see them! We are permanently located in Sanford ■We guarantee Satisfaction Such a group as make mere words malequale to describe •"*"!' Picture In your miw. dreams in hat dcstf Then think of (he prjj (hey will he sold at I« this great event! N«'* has such a l,ttr.adu,N styles and model hat sell so cheaply as these Act Quick $13.00 Embroidered Voile Dresses Let us sell your property A T A U C T IO N An F r Muslin—the quality tha particular women de' Dozens of them in while nnd colorful Straws, general wear and good service cannot he heal they are gone! (luick Courteous - a j y . ‘ w ------- “J Sheer quality, soft finiifl undergarments of snows H A TS! A S P E C IA L G K O U I Swim m ing Suits TED TREVOR. AMT* DIANA HARRIS Muslin Teddies—Cowi I , n |ire<«rrl|i(lnii f u r Malaria, Chills and Fever Dengue or Milious Fever. There si no single capital of South Africa, owing to the fact that, at the time of the Union, Dutch and British jealousy made it imperative to establish two capi­ tals ,one nt Pretoria, one at Cape Town. Wo r l d all buyers. Jockeys ''m, < . v» m \ the rythngorenna were bound together in a brotherhood. They were taught to restrain their pas­ sions especially that of anger, nnd to endure with patience all kinds of suffering. e Our July Clearance Sale Is Always eagerly awaited. Drafflj m ark downs in all departm ents will bring a large saving td Mind You! Not bathing suits — Suit made ’for Swimming! These made for comfort and service! Snug fitting! All colors, und sizes, too. Rut if you don’t come early you’ll he too late! Exquisitely styled of the finest French Embroid­ ered Voiles. Cool, wear­ able, and made in all the newest colorings. A large and distinctive selection to choose f:'om! Every woman knows high grade Hosiery shop carries. pure thread silk in sb colors and all nor shades. All 1 Murry! A LLEN AND BREN T Second Street, Sanford, F!a The Post Office Is Next Dour To Us' «»*aM"** -1- ■- .• *•. CHICAGO, Juno 30. — Radio peditien, the clrnnce of voice trans­ messaces from tht Arctic regVvn mitting was considerably in­ have boon brought to civilisation creased. As all transmitting front the but not yet the human voice. When the M«cMlllnn-Navy expedition’s expedition will be on low wave, transmitting stations arc set up, which the standard radio set is one within eleven drgrwci of the incapable of picking up, should tho North Pole, it is Ilia ambition of voice coma bnck station WJAZ at Eugene P. McDonald, Jr., chief of Chicago will lift It and rebroad­ radio with tho party, to give lls- cast on a higher wave length so teners-in a native Eskimos’ pro­ cvrryone can hear. Either of the gram as well as have the voire polar broadcasting stations are describe what the expedition is equipped to send on n W ave oh low us one metre. sceinir and doing. arrangements were It was nn unuertukin.f in which '.Special there was not too much confidence, made for distribution of the news because it hnd never been done and dispatches sent back front the ex­ only limited observations could Ik* pedition, which first will be re­ made last year when mdio was ceived by the National Geographic first tried in the Arctic. From Society. Features in radio will bu that experience however, and since handled by the radio staff and an­ low wave length equipment hat nounced nt the Zenith Compuny been highly developed for this e x - here. < � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 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/7d6fed2e710041c4000038fb7f0fd600.pdf b4437a9427e9afa9205324fd212707eb PDF Text Text r?:~ ■ ytjt-yz*- ?j”w ’ 'T ; - - . “H. ? ; 'SrA PEU published in' Florida's litart1, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Ita Richest Garden Land T t f * WRATHFa Local thnndershotrvrs Saturday nnd Sunday; gentle to moderate variable winds. Maximum Temp. ____________02 Minimum Temp. ....................— 65 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Evolution Trial Is ScoredByEdgerton ftged Father Of Presi­ d e n t Resting Nicely j AlthoughAgeMakes f A Setback Possible Relapse Follows • Slight Operation pjef Executive With •Wife Rushes Hcir.e F r o m Swampscott NEW YORK. June 29.-T h e forthcoming evolution trial in Dnyton, Trnnesrrce is regarded hy John Edgerton of Nashville, Tennessee, president of the Na­ tional Association of Manufac­ turers ns a “travesty of law, mockery of religion and burles­ que of science”. “Such a spec­ tacle ns turning an American court ‘into an advertising arena for publicity seekers with warp­ ed mentalities nn<l a parade ground for freaks, fanatics nml fools ought to be impossible in country which gave John Mar­ shall to immortal fame," )y» said. “The walking delegates of Agnostlcsm, Athosism, Comniunison nml Bolshevism will ho there. Everything will be rep­ resented except science ami re­ ligion." PLYMOUTH, Vt. June 29. Harked improvement in the Edition of Col. John Coolfge, father of the presip Ige, aged iatn cr oi ent,;who is ill at his home cre was reporter today hy Official Communication Is Given Out Saying French Are Successful After Hot Fight With The Moroccans Reassured jbout Colonel CoolHire's conditia, the President and Mrs. Coolidgilleft the home soon iftir their iriv a l to visit the *n>by tYuicley where just n'yenr yo they burUl their younger ..on, ■urin. Tho President’s mother lu iH ts llierul ^ Colonel Co<I1gc\ ~ who Is SO ears old, jokMvith doctors while k..»* lunfbiui Is Cram P w n said, . hI.I II.. hoy worked, V. lie rinsed to bo ctried from his hodtxmi on the icnnd floor of his mile to tho rtm which lie gave is non the jesidential oath of ifficc three yits ago, and where be operation as performed SunTho ProsidcPs father suffered relapse fiatijay nnd abdominal rouble develojd. Word inimcditcly was sent^n Swampscott and 'resident Cocxlge ordered hi hysicinns to psh to Plymouth n i the mcantinlMr. meantin Mr. Coolidgc '.mi s (tended by D‘ Cram early yestrdny. Dr. C.l. Ball, an nbdomlal specialist ^Rutland, Vt., and r. Charles Sw|, also of Rutnlnd, reived. When Dr. Coupal and r. Chute nrri|d shortly after !>on in the Predent’s automobile was decided topernte at once. Mrs. Mary Tlynor, a special l.rae, accompnnp the two physi[nns from Swqpscott and tho |Aland doctors ko brought nursL Mrs. Mao J)nson and Mi.-s I icdil. I Since May 1, hen he came to |>«ton for an tnmination. the ►Mition of Cinel Coolldgo's j i H P c , who the examinaf ^Pat Massucliictt;' Genera! I f f lt a l. Heart block," g«y said war Bzraetcrizcd by alow pulse. BLdonel Coolidg-pt that time, pjl he did not D\v he was ill H il he read abou| in tho newBI k r x , and a wrecks later te n ho was rcpoil to have had Miintinff spoil atm home hero, Psltold inquirers «L lie did not l Member anythin (of tho sort Wfenlng. I)r. (|n then said m patient's pulse d blood prerJin.’ were bettor kn they had I Itn for weeks. ; Auditors IiEngland fong For Cherosity Of America People FEZ, French Morocco, June 29. --A n official communication issued Sunday concerning the operations in Morocco says: “The offensive which the enemy tins been developing since June 23 in the eastern sector of our front has hurled itself against our forces everywhere, but despite the viol­ ence of Ihe attack of the dissident tribesmen and a considerable iitiiubor'of regular warriors put in the line oi, the vast front between Chcyah md the Algerian frontier, the offensive everywhere has been chucked. “ We are witnessing a new Riffiau attempt to force our line of resistance. It must be borne in mind that these regions are defend­ ed by a covering force of friend­ ly tribesmen and supplementary forces, which not only have ener­ getically resisted but also in cer­ tain sectors, notably nt Roumihiris, have counter-attacked bril­ liantly forcing the enemy to re­ treat. "In the’ region between Che yah and Rotirhnrioun, dissident tribes­ men succeeded in pushing back for several kilometers our native cov­ ering troops who furnished most brilliant resistance during four days and established contact with our troops posted north of Osilu, und Bab Muroug Sop in the region between Dnr Caid Medloeth, and IiOumihiris. Action engaged In yesterday turned clearly to our ad­ vantage. Our partisans for a sec­ ond time in several days, inflicted a bloody setback to the enemy.” The communication adds that throughout the whole region the tribesmen nnd supplementary forces have shown rare military qualtitics nnd perfect organization. It says General Cambay (of the French forces) has stubbornly re­ sisted the tribesmen and by fortu­ nate dispositions has been able to hold a front more than 100 kilo­ meters (about sixty miles), witli the help of partisans and supplementory forces nnd aviators. Defeat Tribes in Taroual Area. RABAT, French Morocco, June 29.— A French official communi­ que issued here, Sunday says thnt Col. FrcydcnbuFg’a forces, continu­ ing their operations in the region of Tnroual; reached Ain Bou Alssa with difficulty. “Tho group operating in the cen­ ter, ascending the I^linn Valley," the communication adds, “met with lively enemy resistance in the Habtza region. Its advance ele­ ments reached the Bou Halina post during the night, pushing back the enemy and establishing their Liai­ son." "Eastward In the region between Cheyab nml Bou Hnroiin, the en­ emy is continuing his attacks. He tame in contact yesterday with troops from Msila and Boh Roroug Farther Eastward in the Boumihiris rogion an enemy attack was brilliantly repulsed north of Oued Msoung by friendly tribes and French troops reinforcing them. Similarity a small enemy nttack in tho Hasii region was repulsed." Defend France's Rights. VERSA ILLES, France. June —The French government in Moroccan campaign has rcso - OXFORD, Eng., [ c 20.—Tho never to cause needless bloodi in England of pt abundant and only to defend France’s rip Pilimthropy in uiof education prestige nnd just interests, Premier Painleve today nt I quet commcnmorating the rev alth is leading the tionary General Hocho. ition of tho wiui's ct M. Painleve appealed to < Oxford Frenchmen to show themsclvc lie equal to post-war duties, w would be burdensome, but ’ which Franco could completely ' The premier Bpokc later ill Blow Torch Burns Kill Orlando Man SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JU N E 29, 1925, United States Eagle Boat And Members Of Its Crew R e tu rn T o Port In Safety Dr. George W.RappIcyeaQuita As Superintendent of Five Points Methodist Church After Hearing of Slander Has Been Connected With Case’s Defense Kccomes Affiliated With Day­ ton Methodist Church And I h Well Received There NORFOLK, Vn„ June 29.— Tirol and hungry but bnppy tbnt their I experience had not been worse, 56 reservo officers and enlisted men of the fifth naval district, mostly Virginians, were landed at the na­ val base at 11 o'clock Sunday morning after having been hslplessly ndrift at sea f»ir n week, aboard the Eugle boat No. 9, 300 miles oiT the Carolina coast. The little vessel was towed Into port by the const guard tug Carrannssett, which picked her up early Friday morning five days after the first call for aid from the disabled cruft had been received by radio hote. Thu civilian suiiors, ten otticen, and -10 enlisted men, immediately were transferred to. submarine chaser 210 which was in wuiting and left during the afternoon tor Richmond. The Cnrrnhnssett Saturday nigh' reported she was making but three knots an hour, and would not reach Hampton Ronds until -I p.*n. yes­ terday and for that reason few of the hundreds of unxious relatives who hnd been waiting thfdr nrlivnl for a week were on bund to greet them. During the night, the wind that hnd retarded the prog­ ress of the big tug and her tow, nbntcd und better time wns. made, putting tho vessels hero five hours ahead of time* No Great Discomfort Aside from seasickness caused , DAYTON, Term., Juno 29.—Dr, George \V. Rappleyca, closely con­ nected with the defense of John T, Scopes in Tonn ssee s evolution ease, yesterday resigned ns sup­ erintendent of the Five Points Methodist Episcopal Church. The man who has been closely connected with the case since its origination and who first servi-d ns prosecutor of his friend, will be­ come affiliated with tho Dayton Methodist Church. He resigned ns irpcrintendcnt of the Sunday school aftter a conference with Rev. H. G. Bird, pastor of both churches, who assured him a cordinl welcome in the Dayton Sun­ day school. Rigid fundamentalists for tho most part, the Five Points Sun­ day school gave him a respectful hearing as he told them briefly of his reasons rcnxona for fur ___„ resigning, and ..... ______ evidenced friendly regard for him at tlie conclusion of the sorviccs. Dr. Rappleyca addressed the au­ dience briefly, telling them that on the week before lie went to Now York several stries had been hi ought him concerning the situa tin. “i have heard the report,'* lie said, "that 1 had been asked to re­ sign and that tho Sunday school Charge Made That Opponent* t f World Tribunal Doing had pone to practically nothing Everything In Their Power since 1 hnvck been superintendent. I went to our pastor nnd after To Defeat Its Formation talking with hint determined to tesigii. There is no feeling except WASHINGTON, June 29.—The the best in my heart, i have the deepest love for George Spivey, tlie founder of tho church." Ho urged them to support tho school, told them he would con­ tinue to conic to their school fre­ quently, and requested that War­ ren Spivey Ih* elected to replace him ns superintendent. “We must accept religion by faith," he said, “ and must follow the touchings of Christ throughout. I ant leav­ ing the Sunday school. It is bet­ ter that i leave than for two or three others leave because of my staying." George Spivey, n venerable man of the Tennessee hills, arose at the conclusion of Dr. Rnpplcycu'j talk and expressed the hope that all members of tho school would manifest the same spirit ns Dr. Rappleyca. Rev. Bird then told the crowd that "if we know Christ wo shnll know thu truth und the truth shall set us free." (Continued on Page Three) PRICE FIVE CENTS N U M BER 281 PldjJRE R ocks Los Angel ___ • ______ ' • ■ » Management of Milane and Princess Theaters I h As­ sumed by E. J . Sparks En­ terprises, m<r„ on Saturday J. L Mnrentctto of Atlanta Petit-Pnristcn Declares Now Is Local Manager For Dig * Is Time to Hold Meeting uritnwi, flf Opcnin: Motion Picture Unmnqnv Negotiations For Funding PARIS, June 29.—'The Petit Pnristen, commenting on tho Inter­ Allied debts, will say today: The lime lias come to take up tho debt situation with tho United States. A personality, recently coma from America, has oven told us Hint tho time has not been more favorable in several years; therefore wo should profit thereby und not ex­ pose ourselves by an attitude con­ trasting with that of our Italian, Relgiun and Czccho-SIuvnk friends to render more liittc.* a discussion which will in itself be delicate enough." The paper enumerates the fol­ lowing reasons fo Hie delicacy of the discussions: Figures Disagree "Our figures nml those of the American Treasury do not agree. We are in the grip e f grave fiunncinl difficulties and it is shock­ ing to our spirit of justice, after the enormous losses suffered ami tlie sacrifices agreed oil ns to rep­ arations <lne by Germany, to reo ourselves -iskrd for the Mipitnl and interest of Hie money spent entire­ ly in the United States to pay for .nercliaml'se and mutcrinl neces­ sary for tho fighters. "These :er.-lnicntal arguments which today nre valueless, can ac­ quire sumo vaiuo only when i tcseated over the conference tabic and if w; frankly act. p*. the lehate, let us solxo upon tho occaUmi, Isjfcause it me ms definitely only tlie consilidiilioit of our dohato, and not its unnmdiuto reimbursement." Kellogg A*K< I Jury Pat ley The Petit Pari-ion listens that Mr. Ko!to«jt, Secretary of Stutu, 1 p P.T •“ 4 {* TV ‘ .an es-u.iviK-,1 desire to ■ UrTwakc u ddel/bm hofotc tin- r.ud-.*'j » J r l y " “Thor, i • i n’.dds, “whatever difficult}' i viy pr«.-i iA j t , - f u ,. iinnit <- of iin.it>*..* f.« i g -d him* postponing tin) di. cussi'in longer," Tho newspaper is cn i[ro'o. that ii is only i” cl.-irn / .p th<- aitnation, “in ridd'i.g ourselves of thin incessant menace, that -ve will lie aide in tho ecnttomh fit ml to <nhilizc uni ixrhiiniru and politirallv recover our liberty of ac­ tion." The IVtit Pnrln>en understands that tiie Codiig-. Adniini* Uittinn intends to present before Congress in December precise arrangement* regarding tho debts. Markets CHICAGO, June 29. — Wheat 147*4 to 148 ;.Septcnil>cr, I44!» to 14.VA; Corn July 100, September I00»A to 102; Oats Scpterabci45». to 4615. Boiler Explosion Victim Succumbs SALISBURY, N. (!., Juno 29.— Ifcnry Bodge, Richfield, N. C., died in a local hospital Sunday from injuries received yesterday in a holler explosion. He is tho second victim of tho accident, Clmrtio Morgan having l>ccn kill­ ed instantly. The two men were members of a wheat threshing force and ware near the boiler when the crown sheet blew out. C. I'. RAILROAD HEAD DIES Hodge wus a student at State Col­ MONTREAL June 29.—William lege, Raleigh, during the lust ses­ Brunswick Howard, general execu­ sion. tive assistant of the (Canadian-Pa­ Live Oak cific Railways, died Sunday at his improved. residence from heart disease. Oil Shale Reserves In Colorado Are To Be Mapped By U. S. Navy Airplanes uralioo to loo fliers, and at tho suino time will bring out most strikingly the advantages in speed has over the older ground methods in surveying nlmost impcntmble mountain country. "This reserves consists of 26,­ 550 acres, and is adjoined by re­ serves No. 3 on the adjacent lower but by no means unbroken coun­ try, which umount to 22,600 acres. Thus the to'al territory to be cov­ ered from the air In one Mosul" 'i . Cave In Of Round House Is Reported Half Million Damage Is Done In Montana Towns In .‘16 Hours SANTA BARBARA, Calif., June 29.— Four are known dead nnd 100 to 300 injured in the earth­ quake that shocked thin city nt 6:15 o’clock this morning, damaging prac­ tically all structures nnd hugest buildings, wrecking several of tho The largest husiness structure in the city, completely collapsed along one third of its length. The quake appeared to center in the business district. Two severe shocks were followed by about 20 others of minor violence. LOS ANGELES. Calif. Juno 29.— A severe earth­ quake shock rocked Los An­ geles at 6:43 o’clock this morning. Downtown build­ ings swayed considerably but the movement was slow and oven and there were no indi­ cations of damage although thu motion continued for nioro than a minute. 'The earthquake continued at in­ tervals but all worn slow and stea­ dy, yet extremely severe Mow."ic.iv sn-i tieq . i /*«Jt .a t NYwhall, .'II miiCs from *K8K* nil.; Klcuntro reported tlmt tremor: were not felt in the Imperial Val Round House Caves In SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.— An earthquake nt 6:44 o'clock todny caused the Southern Pacific roundhouse at Santa Barbara to eavo in ami demolished the rail­ road station nt Goletn and thrust railroad tracts out of lino at Na­ ples. The Southern Pacific dis­ patcher's office wns informed here Hospitable Monks To ju st before tho teltgTnpli wires failed. All wire communication Reap Guest Revenue with that section believed most soriously affected has fniled but tho ST. BERNARD, Switzerland, quako did nut reach San Frnncisco. June 29.—The monks of the con­ vent of St. Bernard are to enter tlie hotel business. Their hospi­ tality, which has been proverbial A total of 11 rases were ar­ for centuries, has been taken atlraigned before Judge W. K. White MnUflt of to such on oxtont that it beenme* impossible to necommodato at this morning'll session of mu­ all wlio wished to !»•* their guests. nicipal court wlien Urn >, cost and The monks, therefore, decided to estreated bonds amounted to $|H1. build a hotel near thu rtmvctit travelers might lie put up Four ruse’s were di iinis.x'.'d and out where for tho night. Their original plan was continued. was to let the hotel concussion to ('. E. Stanford forfeited a bond some restaurateur. Now they have of $101) for fnilurc to npixrur to decided that they might us well answer charges of driving an au- conduct the place themselves nml tonuibilo while under the influence obtain the revenue for their order. of intoxienting liquor. Several other bonds of leSber amounts were also estreated. The cases as arraigned were: ;C. E. Stanford, driving u car while drunk, $100 bond estreated; Rich­ WILLIAMSPOKH, Pa., Juno ard Hill, disorderly conduct, $10 W. Stans Hill, postmaster bond estreated; Lillian Marrilt*, disorderly conduct, dismissed; Es­ sie May Brown, disorderly conduct, $10 nnd costs; A. S. Johnson, reck­ less driving, dismissed; Sil Wilson, reckless driving, $10 and costs but sentence suspended account of payment of dnmages; T. W. Rus­ sell. reckless driving, dismissed; L. L. Brooks, reckless driving, con­ tinued; G. W. Bennett, drunkcti; ni'U, $10 nnd costs; Mutthcw Wil­ liams, $10 hood estreated; Haiti'! I Jeff, disorderly conduct, |10 bond |estreated; Henry Jeff, disordar'y Iconduct, dismissed; Glenn B. Lane, 'operating slot machine, a gumo of |chance, $25 und costs. Stanford Forfeits Bond For Driving Auto While Drunk NEW YORK, Juno 29.—Gover­ nors of IS states, accompanied by families and friends Sunday sail­ ed on the specially chartered liner Calvin Austin for Portlnn J, Me., to attend the seventeenth aniuiul gubernatorial ‘conference at Poland Springs, Mo., which opens today. Twenty-six state executives, in­ cluding those who will motor to Poland Springs, will attend the con fercnce. It was announced. The governors who sailed on the Cavlin Austin were: Clarence T. Morely, Colorado; John W. Trumbull, Connecticut; Robert P. Robinson, Delaware; John W. Martin, Florida; Edward Jackson. Indiunu; John liammil, Iowa; Ralph O. Brewster, Maine; Albert C. Ritchie, Maryland; Alvin T. Fuller, .Massachusetts; Alexan­ der J . Groesbeck, Michigan; Theo­ dore Chrlstinnson, Minnesota; l!ertry L. Whitfield, Mississippi; Adam McMullin, Nebraska; John Wienert, New Hampshire; M. E. Trapp, Oklahoma; Adam J . Pothier Rhode Island; Thomas G. McLeod, South Carolinu; Franklin S. Bill­ ings, Vermont; and E. Lee Trlnklc, Virginia. Governor Nellie T. Rosa, of Wy­ oming, changed her plans to ac­ company the party by bunt and left for Maine by train late Saturday night. Governor .Smith of New York motored through with his private party. “This conference promises to be tho greatest of its kind ulncc its in­ stitution by President Roosevelt in 1907," Governor R rew stcT said. “Its importance is great inusmuch as a sincere attempt will ho j made to adjust the difference be­ lt ween the state and federal govern­ ments, the cause of much misunder­ standing today." i No Damage Recorded But Tremors Severe Causing Buildings To Sag Considerably iMilanc Theater Is Being: Remodeled The management of the Milane ami tho Princess theaters of this city, L in new hands today ns tho result of leases consummated sev­ eral months ago and which went into effect on Saturday, June 27. On May 7 of this year the E. J Sparks Enterprises, Inc., an­ nounced tho nci|uisition of the Mi­ lano Theater on a 20 your lensu from the local operating company and the Hynes Block in which the Princess Theater is located on a 99 year lrnsc basis. Since that time negotiations with O. I’. Hern­ don, former manager of the Prin­ cess,. have been completed, it is announced, whereby the Sparks Enterprises will have charge of the operation of the Princess ns well us the Milane. As was announced at that time thu Milane Theater is to Ih* closed for a period of two or three Weeks to undergo a complete renovation, Jos. L. Mnrentctto, formerly of At­ lanta, who has boon appointed manager of tho local liitoicsts of the Kpurks company, announced today. The improvements to he nuuto will cost approximately 15,000, it was said. Work lb-gins Today Mr. Mnrcntette announced that ocnffolding will b« erected in the lain i hat huropeans A rc building today nml that the paint­ Behind (he UroposcdChange ing of the walls, ceiling and inside woodwork will begin at once. It was learned further Hint ruimors will be pladed in the aialen of the theater, new curtains will lw- hung on the stage nml n ‘number of oth­ er improvements will be made, making tho Milane one of the. fin­ est siunll theaters in the Hints. Outside woodwork rtiid the main tM ru rit y/. »hv wfil ’r.bw undergo n remodeling in keeping with thu new inside decorations, lie said. Parts of the projection ma­ chines are being sent to the fac­ tory of the Simplex Company for ropairs, which will add materially to the clearness of the pictures when tho theater opens again, it was announced. ,In speaking of the pictures to he shown in tin- future Mr. Marchtetto assorted that only the best will bo exhibited at the two hous­ es and Hint the management will endeavor to please tho local pat­ ronage as far ns possible. Ho stat­ ed that the company now control­ ling tho theaters have nvuilnhlo practically all of tho good pictures that nro being filmed and that on(Coutimird Dn Page 5.) r Wife Of Governor Morris Fights Bill Killed When Auto And Train Collide MADRID, June 29.—Donning the American dress on an AnduItuinn hull fighter, Mrs. Bouvcrni r Morris, wife of th? American uuihor. entered the ring ugainst a smalt bull during u recent visit to the ranch of tho Duka of Tovcr. While sho did not succeed in kil­ ting the animal, Mrs. Morris'r courage won the plaudits of n distiriL’ui <!i.’d audience. ASIITAntJLA. (>.. Juno 29.— Five persons were killed last eve­ ning when an automobile in which they were riding wns demolished by a fast eustbound New York Cen­ tral passenger tiain ut a road crossing. The dead are: C. P. Woodring, his wife, Arminta; their ■on, Glenn, 11 and Bernice, 15, and Marie 17, duughters. OSLO, Norway, June ! mer -Premier Christian ) is dead. He headed the c 1905, Red, the traditional danger sig­ nal. kopt ita lead as the most easily distinguished from other colors at a distance in recent day­ light tents of the visibility of tra f­ fic signal.!. Next in ordur came green, blue, and yellow, �* T t' \• Ift& '.r-M ' i i / r i ‘ t.r / ;:K i( u ^ ■ f f g r r .n r r r Py CHARLES K iP H» *4 i i . If-* a. i f .%.. •C4 . ,'... mm -** * ■ V • * • -Ulf- yr>j> r - .-■I C T E WASHINGTON—Robert M. LaFoHette was one of the most pop­ ular men who ever sat In the Unit­ ed States senntc—among: his fel­ low senators. . This may seem like n queer thing to say, considering that he was iea<l out of his own party on­ ly a few months ago. To Judge from the tone of sen­ atorial debate In which he took part, it would be natural for an outsider to conclude that he wu« regarded, except within the smuli circle of those who fought undur his banner, nt any rate toward tlie end of his career, ns an embit­ tered, cantankerous old man. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Lawmakers who w erj as far away from him as the poles are apart, so far us conremiM poli­ tics, personally loved him. They valued his knowledge, admired his character nnd guve him fuP cred­ it for the highest ability and hon­ esty. On all railroad questions.he wns recognised ns perhaps the senate’s foremost authority—equally so in tariff matters and to a great ex­ tent on monetary problems. Mtv* •* -iw p rv i ■f { . . rr «*txt . .-Jr ra m n m * « * „ THE 8A m ^ £*u 'Vtc Washington is asking. grexaive-ism weakened by it ? " I t ’s too aoon to say. The Pro­ gressives aren't a hard-and-fast group. Their membership varies. It isn’t as if n party had lost a leader which it can’t replace. Pre­ gressive-ism may not even have lost a vote, for it’s on the cards that another, LaFollettc-ite will roplaco LaFollotte himself in the sennto next winter. Still, a great personality, a great strategist, a grunt champion of the cause he stood for has gone. his old friend's neck. Thru othtpjj thronged around. The McCocmick speech wus for­ P. RTEWART * gotten and the orator himself joined the reception committee. _ left Washington to When Lodge Occasionally n new senator ar­ rived in Washington, unaware of attend last year's Republican cor.nt Cleveland, »t utnMi m viivvciumii it iv was known miu .iii the esteem in which the veteran vention Wisconsin statesman was regard­ his standing with tnc ndministrued and inclined to look at him tion group of politicians w*as nor.t i askance, but it never took these to good. " I f there’s anything the Wis­ juniors lohg to discover how high was his standing, among Republi­ consin delegation can do to nelp cans and Democrats alike, ut the him as they said goodbye, "let'm e know.” capitol. A funny offer from the «>nato’*« .Who would you think, now, thnt ultra-radical to iia ultra- conserv­ LaFolictto and the late Senator ative. nnd doubtless sgld more than Lodge were the warmest friends? half in n joke—but vflth more than Ono of the most dramatic scenes a little aincercty back of it, for all in the sonute's history followed that. LnPallette’s first appearanco on “Thanks,” Lodge is quoted na th* floor of the upper house nfier answering, "hut 1 don’t intend to ■ ■» i'i y i . his independent presidential cam­ plnco myself in any position where • •« ; -t paign of 1924. CEDAR POINT, Ohio, June 27. i l l need help.’’ — Adoption of u detailed program tenator McCormick was making The Into Boise Penrose, too! under which chch Lions Club will a speech nt the time. LaFollett" Wh’d thing of him and IniFol- carry on the relief of handicapped took his scat directly in the shad­ <ette ns friends.’ children, will he the principal rincipal fenow of the Illinois solon's waving Yet LaFollotte, as those who tuie of the program conducted by arms. It was somewhat difficult for others to reach him under the knew him best will testify, reailyj the International Association of cloud of this gesticulation. Lodg» admitted the Pennsylvanian, not Lions Clubs, which hold their ninth dodged about, like a bantamweight ns n machine politician, hut for be­ unnuul convention liorv June 29fighter trying to get past nn an­ ! ing so frankly himself— no “hunk" July 2. (teKervntions indicate an tagonist's defense, finally seized : no sham—just out and out, him­ nttendanco of at least 4,000. The his chance, ducked under McCor­ self. .organization now consinta of 950 "W hat will be the political ef-iclulw in th<» United States nml micks elbow, ns he tossed u hand on high, nnd threw his arms about feet of IaiFoilette's death?” all Canada, with a membership of up- ST E W A R T S WASHINGTON L E T T E R if f N-.i,. i,iiis ;r m. f ***'**B lJr.< « + n i***u ' Lion Clubs Plan To Discuss Building Of B etter Citizenship V . .. r> » SAtURDAY, JUKE 2 7 ,19?j| ■ K T rap OvBdo. . teiy M.tKJO men. The international organization has fixed upon the club program in child work os the best method of carrying on its work of building better citizens. „ Among the speakers are Helen Keller, Jam es E . West, chief scout executive of the Boy Scouts, nnd Joy W. Stcvena, chief of the Na­ tional Board of Fire Prevention, San Francisco. f-o t’R T, m i ■• 1 ~ i . ’ _■___- • .m *r »«;..*es ____ --------------- --------------»■!»»»•■ ' i.u » « t*L Jr.n rr Li ~ r~ v KlorldW. O u t t j i j f r . t»jgt' -worn bill of rlrfu.#nr whererer.llU * KgWli.Jadse may dlien be In said Clrcul., for a Decree of Dissolution of lUo Sam mole Realty and Inye-tment Corpnration, a Corporation as >arore- aid Hlllsborot complaint heicln that ' a,<1 GKO. 0 . HERRING httereated In that certain deacrlbvil Counsel for Seminole R ealty and l" n H d 'p V e m T .'",* lot of land In Betnluula County. Davenport— Many road improve­ ments being mnde. l.v f i n o n t • ia «» • -nr m a e n n n r * ftim ss -> '• aa u rira u a a * jm itr - XOt.R c o l l a r IAI. r i l l C I ' I T , SKMIXOI. IIA V C Enr TV, r i .O ltlD A , IX C t ' l l A V L r.ltT« Investment Corporation. Florida, and dcscrllxd above. You and each of you, ar« hereby oomIMICHT. XKVKNTII rflandod and required to appear to IV r i l t r P I T j r m i i A i . trill CHIT- s k m i .n o i . b jmld 1*111 of complaint a t t lie; Court fO t'X T Y . KI.OIIIPA. IX 4'IIAXCH u m - In Hanford. 8 * mint.Ie County HUY. Florida, on Monday, tho Cili <1a> of July A. P . I!*n. Otherwise aalil bill tton f t w * r ft a glTIT TO QUIET T IT I.B will bo inhen as confessed t>y von. The a n - , , 1 0f . ? 1A R-l M*'" n U ..f HWU l said bill of complaint b a v in * b een, T. W . I.awton, Complainant, filed for the purpose of quieting] rule to 'th e 'a b o ’ve"’d escribed land I n 'E m m a P. Savldire. If llvlnz, etc.. ft ; ; s S P iS S f jy at■ al.. Defendants. [lie complainants J. William Martin -• ...................... and F ea r I « . Martin. O rd rr f a r fu h l l r n ll o n . Jt Is further ordufed that tnln The State of Florida To: ..rder be published once a week for Emma I*. Kavldge. Jamex W. H I. »!«•>» consecutive weeks In the San- ly. Thomas W. Morun. tleorgc Fox ford lltiral.f. a newspaper publlsh- and Mary F. Fox. bln wife. P. W. e ( |f| H, nl|||o|r County. Florida. Currie and Kate I. Currie, his wife. Semlnolh County, Eori/ff] I tone and o rd ered t h i s t h e M h day Ilenry Jiincgst. Lincoln G. Starbuok _ t o q tr i F r r t i t l e . and Catherine D. Htnrbuck. his wife. J . William Martin and P earl O. tU«a!>y‘ 1J b' V. K WJUOLASa. J. C. Fatterson, Ella Heegar a n d J . Martin, his wife, Complainants, vs. W. E. Alexander, If llvlntr. nnd If dead, all parties rlalmlng. I>y throuich o r under W. K. A lexand­ er. deceased, o r otherw ise, at al^ Defendants. Order o f Peltlleallnn. The S tate o f F lo rid a; T o ; W. K. Alexander. If living, and If dead, nil parties claiming any In­ terest In the Innds hereinafter d e­ scribed. ns heirs, devisees, g ran tees, and oth er claim an ts under W. E. Alexander, deceased, nr otherw ise; And nil p artie s claim ing any In­ terest of. In and to the lands and premises h ere in after described, sit­ uate lit Seminole County, Florida, to -w it: Lot F iv e <G). Ulock ( K ) of the Original Map of the Town of Alexandria, which In n.»w •Clerk of the Circuit Court for T. Heegar. her husband, and E. h i. Seminole County. Florida. McNutt, oml inch of them If living, H i ; A. M. W E E K S . I*. C. und If dead ull parties claiming any JAMES O. SffARON. Interests In the land nnd premises Mil v 9 . 10. sn. 30. Involved In tills suit, ns heirs, devi­ Jons 6. 13, :o. 27; June 4. sees. grantees, nr other clalmnnt* *• 1 ........ ■■■—s ■■■■ — ■ ■ ■■ " *" ~ under the -old Emma D. Hnvldge, James W. Lilly. Thomas. W. Morun, X O T I C E OK A P P L I C A T I O N F O R George Fox and Mary P. Fox. his I I K C H E K O F IIIHXOI.I r i O X Wife. I>. W, Currie and Kate I«. Cur­ To All Whom It May Concern I rie. his wife, Henry Jtinegst. Lin­ T A K E NO TICKi coln G. Htarlmck and Catherine D. Thnt I. ns Attorney for the stork- Hlnrhtick. his Wife. J. C. Patterson, liqlders of the Kemlnole Realty unit Ella ,He.-gar J. T. Heegar, her Investment Corporation, a Corpora­ husliund, nndand M. McNutt, nml tion. under tile laws of the State each of them, E. deceased or otherof Klorldu. shall, on the JUlh day wlse;And IIIIIslMirougli G ro cery nf June, A. D, I93S, at ten o'clock A. M. or nn soon thereafter ns u Company. South Florida Nuvul hearing ran he lind apply to the Stores Company, and ra«di of them. Jlidgc of the Circuit Court, Fev- If In legal existence, and If dissolv­ erth Judicial Circuit of Florida, sit­ ed or otherwise extinct, alt parties ting In Chambers nt Hanford. Flo­ claiming any Interests In the land scribed above, you, a n j^ fc' are hereby Commanded *nd ed to appear to said bill . Plaint at the Court llm,,, ford. Seminole County Monday, the r.th day of j „°i I9J5. otherwise said Vl?1 taken uv confessed I,, hill of complaint having h. for the purpose of nU|.,1n» the nliove described trar?> In the complainant, T w" It Is further ordered ' order he published one.\ eight consecutive weeks Sanford llerald. a new.i, Halted In Seminole CouniV Done nnd onlered iki, day of May, Iai6. " (Seal) V. B. DOL'ai Clerk of ,. , Seminole •IAS O. Hit AHON. V' Solicitors for Complaltsm May !», l«. 23. 30; Ju n e t“ IS. 2«. 27; July 4. S iHi v "Free! Free! Free!! “ ...P L A Y S ... m H T n n r SFree! Free! Fre Raselmll Ticket Mil fKtill V B . B ta> “M l WBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIIBBBBBBBBBUBBBBV sB • - r I• > '* * I • > .. 1 ■» ' " HELP THE HOME TEAM TO WIN B B B B Attend l i e SL Petersburg Series. And start yourself on the road to independence by making some real investments in Sanford dirt through I V B B B Britt-Chittendden Really Co., Inc. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. /llv LtJ •. 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Phone 131 aBBM BBBBflBBBB*BBBB a B B S * n "B IB B B lB M B B B ia a B B B B B B B B B B B " " " BBBBBBil<l,-> ] �/ » I^ H THE SANFORD HER ALD.MOtfDAY B ■ ■■ ■ i ■i ■ ■ — *mm ■ ' ■ ' ■ f i — ~ i ■■■ g i t i ru in - ■ 29,1025.' ,r Vl IQ ! p PL Ii M iu . I . ' l l I IMI’Kl,Milk I I. IMl * * “ ' Scopes, Awaiting: T rial, Is Keeping Cool By ALLENE SUMNER DAYTON, Tenn., Juno 20.— 1"Wi i humans haven’t no call to coinpro ■hend the incomprehensible, oi prec ami shecp3kin. lint degree or none, he -on his work, tending hit cattle and fruit trees mountain hit horr*?, bih!a £ dlc-bag, and . __ ami Jpreaching th« w Coil to soul-hun; ^nry mount*) on the Snhbath. “Folks can’t boyin to < I0Ubtl word in the Bible,” says the h i tain preacher, "without to doubt all of them, A n a l whete’tl they be Y” | Furors School A Any evolutionary tcadimnl deny the special creation «# I arc a menace to the state’* declares Morgan, and h i * f » l law that will keep the s i i c J i l for children. I “At night I sit- in front orA .1 in nnd watch the stars,” j j r l on. 1 “They make me hunger to things! Why we com .* and «fl we’re going and if our ^ , 1 waiting for us over there. I “But that’s sin, and [ self stop bothering Go<| an,j I B it still and watch ’em »p thtrJ crisp and cold like fire, s&I [ lI He knows, an' that’s cnog&fl “I’m just a homespun plan I nnd he is God. Who am 1 tn 1 prehend the incomprehensible! Easy to Believe j “But God comes closer to I folks on the mountains than I those down in the valley. If, J ier for ua to believe. i “There were of us Ud* ning over these mountains, 1 our mnnimy end pappy didn't much, tu t they taught us that! mountain air and spring n-stcrl the green grass nrd the blue 1 were enough, nnd rot, to be asd for other things. , i “ I learned to k.4p satisfied! life. I got anothe- suit of dot! and enough mono; for buryini I gob m Hihle anl my wife ad aim I’m the hajplcat man d I can live on $10f a year up hes Black smoko rase like a wrj from the lowland), nnd the toot n factory whiste echoed fain through the ridg-. "They slave si down there things they don* need,” said mountain prcachc*. “ 1 don’t wan o take noil away from life vith roe but h ABOVE IS “OLD GEORGE" MORGAN, MOUNTAIN PREACHER, WHO FINDS TRUTH AND COM­ ! tdness nnd my Initf in my He FORT IN THE TEN N ESSEE HILLS AND D E S IR E S NO ANSWERS TO HIS QUESTIONS. BELOW IS I ll s LITTLE HOME, PERCHED 2100 F E E T A BO V E THE TOWN OF DAYTON. J luuon, nut monnwniln he Mountaineers who sometimes innung pool near Juyton. eco n ncWBpapor nnj who krep »he _____________ __ Holy Bible and n patent medicine , ’ nlmnnnc upon their bare tables, V " T look at Morgan with awe. FLORIDA FACTS the State Department of 1 . _ „ , , , lire ns Hints lands, Swrnnp 1 01,1 Ceor8 ° Morgans read this ho Everglades, Low ham- Darwin fellow," they tell you, nnd ligh hAinmocks, and I’rn- a hit of respect nnd fear for one <. Tile greater portion of w),0 wouj (j 80 defy his God, runs .* lands «n» «tp?lj;m».»H a3 , , , 'Is because of the nrrdom-! through their voice, tCoiitSnucu iiunt page 1) if pine timber. The land; We found “Old Gcorgo" Morgan The same Rev. Bird gave hit i there {» a mixture of pine hoeing his dahlia plants nnd gaztentative acceptance to serve ns n iwoods is called Imminock ||n(r ,,t the blue-mi sty valley more witness for the defense of Scopes. Tho acceptance wns given to Dr j A_____ _ |than 2000 feet helow him. Rappteycn. ate legislature met for tho The monkey war down there? It Ins h e m indicated that th o J o mi Juno 2.1. IS 1't in TnlGeorge Morgan's genial old face line of testimony Rev. Bird would It adjourned immediate- robe red. give would be to the effect that count of tho death of An«<t*0 much wrangling nnd jnngthe theory of evolution does not in Morida now has 1.15.000,000 drew Jackson, wns the first ckson, who was .. . ,, his opinion conflict with the Bible; nnes of forest lands. At one I governor „f Florida, holding holdin of- ,tn»f" hc 8n,d* 1,11 because *olks ...................lt nnd thnt It tends to strengthen the time there were 822,000,000 acres ,military governor 01 the wont to comprehend the. incomprebelief of humanity in tho power of of forest lands. Fire has destroyterritory JiiIy JSlFl to l822 On hensihle nnd scrutinize the inscrut­ God ami tho divinity of Christ. ed 180,000,000 nr res of timber land j u|v I David t<evy nnd James Wosable.” Rev, B'rd has been pastor of nnd it can never he reclaimed. , (,Ut wcro elected United States The Mountains Know both tho Five Points and the DaySenators. Levy wns succeeded in ton churches for the past Ihrcd “lawk nt my mountains,” and his If the present rate of timber the lower house by a Democrat ytnts. lie is n graduate of the land dentmetion is continued for- named llrockenbrough. lean brown fingers pointed to a University of Chattanooga nnd of entry experts estimate thnt with--------- • distant peak creamy with chestnut tho Lincoln Memorial University. in 12 years Florida will he buying The first Indian outbreak that bloom. “They know nnd they keep J'jr rrahnir fnun ( nlifornia and in wns oppoxwl liy an officially or- still. When folks Know, they keep military unit nt the order Severe Quake Shock 10 years the yellow pine will be nlinost c'XtilH't. of i)u» Ifnvpnnr wnn in Hnv. still, too." Rocks I a >s Angeles Morgan studied to be a ministerThe firrt state < lection in Flori­ long years ngn in a little theolog­ Early This Morning da was held May 20, IK 15, W. D. ical seminary down in Athens, Moseley, Democrat, was elected Tenn. (Continued from Page 1.) governor over Richard K. Call, But he enme hack to the moun­ nloht fd t a series of light earth Whig, who had nerved two term* shucks, none of which caused ma­ a* territorial govenrnor. tain of his fathers without his doDavis terial (Innings. Levy, Democrat, was returned to Railroad 1 oflM als In the South Washington ns representative. Central section of the state nro organizing their forces to repair the damage wrought by nandHmlen nnd the biuhlei* tossed down from miiuntriim by the tremors on their tracks. The Chicago-Milwaukee and St. Pnul Railroad officials announced thnt all transcontinental trains would Ir! routed oyer the. Jlartowton. Great Fans-lliiite Hue wiiiie He Hiul to Censor This Prince Chlcliibu n/id .hiy.fMtjt**, >v the ,cnvcln in the Lombard tunnel is lining cleared. ccntly. The second son of the em­ Prisoners in the county jail peror nnd empress takes his tltlo j nt Billing* were panic stricken from the Chichibu district, lying when the second tremor split the west of Tokio within which Mt. 1 floor of the court room located in Mt. Chlchilm stands. another building ndjoining the jail. In virtually every city in Western Early in the morning the prince Montana, when the temblors be­ arrived at the small village lying I spoke tlmlr fury last night hail nt the foot of the mountain from sub-idl'd late today before the now which the climb is usually com- • slvK.hi occurred and work of e.imenccd. He was given an cnthu*| timntlrg tim damage was begun. sinstie if respectful welcome by ull The dsinr •» in Butte wns negli­ the villagers, who lined the malt: | gible consisting of bricks being jstrect of their village through; in :* nnd chimney* toppled over, which the prince passed, strip;>’d from the facades of liuildt Part way up the mountain is the! The ipiakos left no marks on tho i Chichibu shrine where the prinre mcie th.m 1,000 miles of undcrlunched. After lunch ho started gro it d workings of the Unite cop­ the real stiff work ami reached per mines. Thousands of men laPeak Myoho, as it is called, as the t t)ored in the istopcs nnd drifts sun was nhout to set. The clear while t!i? tremor wns most severe. AID OF SCOPESl RESIGNS FROM CHURCH OFFICE 10 J cin! assessment Jl will b? l ally confirmed b.'lthe City Ct mission sitting ij an Equath Board. • BE IT FURTHli: RKSOI.VI asments ; Thnt the specinl vided for by thir resolution* to mode and, entred aga(u\t Prince Resolution No. 219 timnted cost of said improvement; Japanese that tho entire cost of the im­ Visits Mountain provement nforesaid nhall be n*! scared against nil property abut* He Was Named For No part of the earth i* too ho for the mmlurtion of wheat if tin climate ii not too. humid. Thi mural painting on the wall of n more or less Bohemian restaurant in L 0.1 Angeles nmuml some of Ike patrons nnd roiU'ol the wrnth of some of the oilier*. The wrnthy ones protested «o loudly that tho pcoprietor, Joe Coppa, bad it painted out. BY TAYLOR MOM’N l»OI IT'S A SHAME TUE WAV THE MOTMiHAve CurW£D or* THIS r , GaiBT OF MINE j OH VJEtt NOU've C10T Tt> CvTCCT GUCH THINGS AND l ^EE ThEw e catena Couple of moleg IN DOT'S GATHitNu SUIT— ---- • They couldn't hame BEEN YERN HUNuRY. Ol? THCV'D HAVB EATEN THE WHOLE ’ SUIT V J . A. [tomt ,H at, I>efi<nilunt* I'lTATM iN 1 To J . A. llotol unit w i f e -------------, Itomt. wli'nc I'hrlttiian num<- 1* „nknown; M. Mnl<el Marls ami Ims, Uanil. *---------- .Marl* whose I'lirislI inn name Is unknown: Urur*i, [., -Marls, amt wife ■■ — Marls, whose M'hrlstlnn name 1* an kn ou n . ami 1each amt every of tiahl parties If living, amt It cither, any or all of (tie salll parlies tie ilr ol, to alt par|.le* claiming Inter,-sis uinlrr J. A. ' I tomt ami wife ------------- ilnml. whose Ohrlstliin name Is unknown M. Ma­ t-el Marls. • -Marls, her hus- I ting and fronting upon that por­ tion of Chapman Avenue between Union Avenue and First Street to be 50 Improved by the paving, rd-ptlvhig, hard' ru“!flfin g ' f»ri<T TVh ml surfacing of sniil portion of Chapman Avenue, a width o? 10 fort and against all lots and lands adpolning a I contiguous or bound- That the Tr ing and abutting upon said im- City Clerk provement; that Five Thousand ford, Florida Five Hundred Five and 65-11)0 the provision ($5505,65) Iinihirs is the total e s -il6 2 of tho C tlmate I coni of said contemplated Sanford, Flo improvement in the paving, lepav-j without dcla ing, hard surfacing and rehanl j issescmcnt surfacing of said portion of C|wp- special benef man Avenue, to bo specially an-, the result of scssed against nil lota an 1 lands nd- |t mplatcd ap joining nnd contiguous or hound- lands adjoin! ing ami abutting upon said ini- J bourding am provement; the sum of $3.12 is the improvement estimated cost per front foot for plotion of sn said improvement. cause a cop BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Fished two Thnt it is the determination of this or.co each w Commission that nil lots uui lands j published in adjoining and contiguous or bound- techlrg to ?; ing and abutting upon Chapman1mil so publi; Avenue between Union Avenue and to all prope First Eirect will bo Fern-fitted by in said spec1 the improvement provided for by ing in accoi this resolution, nnd that the spe- visions of th einl assessments to bo made and of Bar)ford, cntdtrd against all lots and lands 9time nnd pi adjoining and contiguous or will bo hear, I JU^T LOO< k AT TitCCR WOOL \ glan<c r s i 0MWELL WHO'S GOIN6 tO INOriC£ THE HOLEO WHEN V0U POT ' E M IN the eeo? r -AND L -S & E ftBN’WE 6EEND 002 ‘SAWklNo jAcster root ____ MY SMCKIHG JA C K E T? > FoR 13oSH SAK6 S MOM VIS'LL HAVE TO DO <30MEWiNa ABarrrhe.se Mdths RiuHT AWAV J As tho CityJunimission el City of SnnfJ, Florida. Attest: L. R. PHIL'S, City hwk. VACATION SUGGESTIONS l,an«l. whose t'hrlstlan name is tin, known anil tleo rg c I- M art, amt i"ife. — —----- Marls, whose Christ? I Ian name I* unknown, or otherwise 1 In amt to the following Oeseribrfl , tamls situate, lying ami ttelng in the , ’ountv of Kemlnote amt M ate of j Klorhta. more particularly ' crltusl as follows; to wilt tails .13. .11. 3s. 3d, 3 7. 3.1, 3?. 4U. ' Ml, 13. fin, fit, fi!, t>3. an>l fit. of Han|font Celery Delta, a s per plat J ttierc,if n-.-onleil in f l a t It,ok f. on pnges 73 ami 7fi of the I'ul-lle Itsi e,,rtl» of Scmlnulo County. Klorlila, i and to any and all other persons whose names am unknown clalm |ing any right, title or Interest In and to the property herclnabovs ' described, or any part or parcel . w r new places, anil meet new ^ ummer? Why not an ocean trip on irge, comfortable steamers? Fares are low, ueals the best—and the Invigorating air of the sea a wo rid of good. way— by— sc3 from Jacksonville to Baltimore $50.%, round hil nlrlpliia $51-58, round trip $55.00; Boston $ 12-52, round trip include meats and brttli, with slight extra Utargc fur outside ALL EXPEN SE TOURS Special All-Expense tours, also personally conducted tours^ a’ crate cost. Send for folder, and jou will fun! a variety of lour.# even day* anil longer, $!’,IL7o anil up ; and with New York ana ntic City among the places visited. Fares for All-Expense Tours include hotels, si hlsccing, etc. THE COMFORT ROUTE! Many travellers to Northern and interior ints travel by sea to Baltimore or Philadelphia, J thence l>v rail. Through fare* to varis points tpioled on application, w plrtct ftrvI*«? Minn! ttFUk^tliibiL ^ It, ii* iSwti. il<tk*h|r*» f»itj 1® u»>*. J \ MERCHANTS AND M IN ERS TRANSPORTATION CO. M0 E BAY S T REE T . JACKSONVILLE et, a width of 50 in of F iw ThouFivv/ and 65-100 jt ft ' ljf �- THE SANF01 n m iS S i Prayer Service Over Work centre! China arc demonstrating the lack of appreciation amon* n,L Chinese youth of the spirit < ” sportsmanship and the need of training n’ung this line. At an Anhwei rr.i . t recently n govern­ ment techr..,al school was playing basket ball with the local Mission Cathedral school. The technical school was ahead most of the first half, but n few minutes before the whistle sounded the Cathedral boys picked up nnd tied the score. In th> second half it became quite obvious that the Cathedra! team was the stronger nnd would doubtless win. The technical boys, seeing themselves losing stopped meH'tne'irtssIvcs, according to Bish'dli Wtllinm T. Manning, who in full Episcopal robes, conducted it in the open air on the nnve founda­ tion near the south wall. "No tradition of the men’s crafts wi^s Involved, Bishop Manning said. Th’o request came from their spon­ taneous feeling of the special and sacred character of the work they are doing in rearing one of the great cathedrals of the world. The small bareheaded congrega­ tion contained sons of various Streamline Shells Preferred by English vor and popularity of this, kind of racing craft. LONDON, June 23.— Despite the fact that the Oxford University Boot crew lost the annuul univer­ sity boat race this and last year in a "atrcumlino’’ shell designed by Dr. Bourne, there has been a growing demand for this kind of racing craft from the builders at Putney. American, Continental and Brit­ ish tainting clubs have placed a number of orders for “streumlino" shells to carry fours and eights, thus testifying to the growing fa- Stores of Manila Are In Control of Chinese won, nnu toe minute the game was over the winning team made a hasty exit through the gate and hurriedly found refuge in the mis­ sion compound, closely pursued by the losers nnd their supporters. MANILLA June 29.—The Chi­ nese control 58 per rent of the re­ tail store:! in Ilanilu, the Filipinos .10 per cent and the Japanese 0 per cent, figures compiled by the Bureau of Commerce and Industry Bradenton—Manatee C show. erect civic building here There are in Manilla 1,955 retail stores, known as "Sari-Sari Jacksonville—$240,000 available Stores," where articles necessary for street paving nnd extension of sewers in Lake City. in the household are sold. OUT OUR WAY By Williams WASHINGTON, June 29.— "Coolidgc has forgotten Oklaho­ ma," This was getting to be quite a slogan among “sootier state" Republicans. Job after job had come up in Washington to be filled, but no Oklahomans were picked to fill any of them. Again ntid again they thought they hud u dandy candidate. Time after time it looked as if their man was sure to win out., Just as regularly, somebody else nosed in ahead of nlm at the last minute. This went on until 'Oklahoma Republicanism began to show ir in It and settle down to practice law. >S< ___ _________ ____ was killed three tents from min’ one night nnd I didn't think it worth while to get up, or find out next day what the fight was about1 or who the killer and his victim were. “ I never learned. Gambling was wide open. 'Let ’cr roll! Let ’er roll! Let ’or roll! NOW SHK the big tent where they ran the wheel." " It may have been only a coin­ cidence," Parnienter observed, "but Lawton started with just ICO law* ycr« nnd just 150 saloons. “The saloons are neither here nor there. But you can understand with so many lawyers, we had to have some law. So wt* organized n local government In a month or six weeks "We established order. Wo be­ gan building wooden shacks in I place of our tents. In six months the railroad built in. “Then nuinhomn was admitted an a state.’ But Coolidge hadn’t forgotten. He simply was waiting for a duly qualified Oklahoma candidate’s name to be submitted to him lor a nice federal appointment. When, finully, such a candidate did turn up, the president promptly named hiu. ussiatunt attorney general in charge of government land litigation. He’s llert M. Par­ mer,ter. 'i lie mysterious qualification " Uh, he's a mitive Vermonter. Bethel's his “old honiu town"— about 15 miles from the Coolidge Parmenter is going to be poppluce. Also in Attorney General ular with the press—for he doesSargent's neck o’ the woods. Par­ n’t bluff. nienter lived there until he was 20. I called on him ii few hours nftr.r he’d assumed his new duties. For all his New Engtund origin He wasn’t fairly started nnd hadn’t i and accent, Parmenter'* a tnur- much to do, ougfi Oklahoman now. That’s tiie time the average oftie landed on the site of Lawton ficeholder pretends to be up to 24 year a ago. The site alone was bis neck in work. But not Parmentor. the e a t the time. .1 "The Kiowa, Comanche and Apa­ When I promised to be brief. che reservation," ho explcains, “Take your time. I’m not very “had just been opened to settle­ busy," he said. ment. Thu government hud cut the land into fnrins, to be drawn Milk Federation To for. la their midst the town of LawMeet at Philadelphia ton hud been decreed nnd staked out in city lots. They were auc­ tioned off.” i buyer is needed to ■ S S ■ * ■ g * * ■ * * * make a sale possible There is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole county there are people who need almost any particular article , . .... at all times. 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M rtiriti All obituary noricea. cards of thanks. resolutions and turtle** ol «nl«rtalnmenle where eharrea are u a d e will be charged ft? a t veautar advertising ratea. ■ K M IIfH T U B a i H O l l A T B t l IMIKSX The 'Associated Prese la eacluetveiy Ontitlrd in the uee for. re* publication of k)|h|«WS dispatches eredltee to It or*pot otherwise cred ­ ited In title paper apor aand also the to* shed herein. All rlahta of republlcatlon of special dispatch­ es herein ere also reser-ed. H MONDAY, JU N K 29. 192.1 .THE llERALD’8 PLATFORM < ■ A Case of Rare Honesty tif Society in a Kentucky town was set a-buzzing the other day by the announcement o£ the divorce of n well-liked couple, a man and a woman who are models of good behavior. They have five children, tco, who are popular with their play­ mates and beloved by the neighbors— than which there io no finer compliment for five American youngsters. The divorce, however, has started everybody to talking. And the story hns come out. It is for the sake of the chil­ dren that this couple have decided to separate! The man and womnn say they thoroughly respect each other but are so utterly uncongenial, so utterly at variance In their likes and dislikes, their home is not a home at all. The children are old enough to feel the absence of love, th a t one paramount necessity of n happy home. And things were going to be worse and worse, as the nerves of their parents were wearing thinner every day. • * * I*i Having enough money to divide equitably, the couple are going to dissolve partnership, th at’s all, and have done with the make-believe. They say they both are sick and ashamed of the dishonest lives they have been living, sick of living to "show the neighbors”, sick of trying to fool their children. So he will get him a country place with dogs and horses and hearty farmer friends. She will attend chatauquas, go to Grand Opera, and feast her soul on the things thnt appeal to her. And the children are to go with the.parent that of­ fers them the greatest happiness, until they choose their mates and make their own homes. It required an especially fine kind of courage for thnt couple to take such action. They knew of the gossip it would start. They knew of the things of habit with which they had bound their deceit. But it was a case, they say, of “to thy own self he true, and then ’twilt follow ns the light the day, th’ou canst not then ho false to any man.” 1.—Deeper water route to Jacksonvllle. 2.—Construction of St. Johns-Indian River canal. 3.—Eitension of white way. 4.—Extension of local amusements. —Swimming pool, tennis courts, etr. 5. — Augmenting of building pro­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment houses. 6. —Extension of street paving pro­ gram. « Tj—Construction of boulevard a * * * around !-ak«* Monroe. 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ In the magazine section of the newspaper which tells, tion program. with the usual sensationalism, of this Kentucky divorce wus 9.—Expansion of school system a picture of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, another mother of with provision for increased fa­ five children. The picture was in no way connected with the cilities. '/■’ i THE “— i-rjv r f T - _ i ; » m v A s Brisbane Sees > It. SOMEBODY, HAS T p BE THE .GOAT Europe Interests You. Voice* From the Clouds. Shocking? Yes, Out Old. The Apple and the Tree. A complete line of ' Dy ARTHUR BRISBANE ( C o p y r l K li t m m ' v t~i LUMBER YA*t> Cypres and Pine Fram’ng 1915) Sheathing Siding Flooring EUROPE IN TE R E ST S every­ body in America, from capitalists at the ton of the heap to strag­ glers at the bottom. If they pay us the billions they owe, we shall be, by thousands of millions more, the richest of na­ tions. But, IF TH EY PAY US, they will have to ruin us by taking away our trade, through price cut­ ting. At least, they tell us so. Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster While Rock Plaster Hoard Nalls Screen Wire Builders Hardware Do rs Windows PERHAPS WE shall be saved from that ruin. A parley called At Brussels is supposed to be the first step toward repudiation of Europe's debts to us. If she docs not pny us, Europe won’t have to ruin us. The very best that we can hope for seems to be the worst of it. Either we lose our ten billions, or wc get the money and arc ruined. Fram es and Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets THE BRITISH say that if Am­ erica does not call another arms conference, Britain will do ho. The cry from a t least 100,000,000 deep United States hearts will be, “Go ahead and cnll your conference, and PLEA SE leave us out." The Price Is Right SANFORI) CASH LUMBER Cl) WE HAD ONE conference, at Washington, nnd it was plenty. It made us Junk our brand nuw W. S. PRICE, Mgr. battleships, some only part finish­ 710 W. F irst St. Phone 172-V ed. costing hundreds of millions. It mude us the world's policeman in the Pacific, guaranteeing to Europe and Japan their loot on that broad ocean. If Uncle Earn has ANY brains, story of the Kentucky couple, hut by a coincident The Herald Davey and Nesmith BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY has a clipping from an interview Mrs. Roosevelt once gave he ought to feel about conferences ATTORNEYS-AT-I.AW Deliverance Amid Trials: — with Europe as a small boy feels When thou pasxeth through the regarding American home life which seems to apply very nbout going to the dentist waters, I will tic with thee; and nptly to this case where two sane people have calmly through the rivers, they shall not agreed to end n martial farce. TH E UPRISING in Chino grown overflow thee; when thou walkest worse. That also is news for “Marriage,” says Mrs. Roosevelt, “is based on n MUTUAL through the fire thou ahult not Europe, which for years has Iteon be burned; neither shall the flume understanding of each other’s rights— neither should attempt skimming the cream from China. to control the life and’ ideals of the other. It is a partnership The United States is requested by kindle upon thee.—Isaiah 43:2. in which both pull together for the good of all—each has a Europeans in China to take a GO LOVELY, ROSE right to individual expression:— but their interests are mu­ hand and restore order. Chinese Go, lovely Rose— chestnuts should be pulled out of tual in fundamentals in the home.” Tell her that wastes her time nml the fire by those that (JET the * • * * me, Florida is being vividly d e -( effective publicity for the Land of chestnuts—not by the United That now she knows. scribed simultaneously in four or Fortune. The newspapers wrote That unfortunate Kentucky couple did not set out in the States. When I resemble'her \o thee, We might semi warships to ta k e ' five cities before largo ami eager j it up and the delegates gave pers­ beginning of this married life to give and take on a frank How sweet and fair she seems to aboard our good missionaries and i audiences confined from all Am onal boosts for their home state. and ju st basis. They set out to live for public opinion, and lx. The Hhriners’ convention in Los other leaving th e c ile a at a most auspicious time. in the meanwhile let their iove sputter out. Without love Chinese Americans, to save their own hereHundreds of realtors of the Angeles was well attended by Flo Tell her that’s young, there can be no home, regnriliess of “partnership” and all the after. But that r.U 'ht to be all. "Land of Flowers" are telling idiuns. Many Florida women are And shuns to have her graces thousands assembled at the Na­ planning to do their part in the rest of it. And now that there is no chance to grow together spied, tion Realtors’ Convention in De­ Business nml Professional Wo­ from their far-diverged paths, that man and woman have de­ PRESID EN T COOLIDGE, who That hud’st thou sprung the business facts about the men's convention in Portland, Me., cided to give their children something better than false •lots not know’ what to do with a troit In deserts where no men abide, peninsula. Detroit traffic, in- nnd there nre still other conven­ vacation when he got* it, will Thou must have unconimcndcd standards, something better than Madame Grundy living. spend July Fourth ut his fathor’s ^eluding its native flivvers and vis­ tions coming. 104 ft. Corner Lot at $140.00 per front foot. died. There is much to think about in this story. Many a cou­ farm, nnd pitch hay. He will do iting cars was jammed for blocks Governor John W. Martin prov­ ed a valuable advertisement to while Winter Haven realtors dis­ ple would profit by a calm discussion of this case; and, inci­ some thinking about the men that 50 ft. nt $125.00 per front font Small is the worth tributed oranges to more than 20,- this state in his address before the Of beauty from the light retired: dentally, by a careful investigation of their own adjustments made July Fourth what it is. Very 000 people. Florida Club of Chicago, and by likely he will Rive thought to to each other’s tastes and ideals. Bid her come forth, The FliHda delegates to the the account of the speech sent out Washington's advice about keep­ Suffer herself to be desired, -------------------o------------------convention of Junior Chambers of by the Associated Press. Ho and ing out of European entangle­ And not blush bo to lie admired. 114 ft. at $150 per front foot. Commerce in Tulsa, Okln., nre in Mrs. Martin went from Chicago to ments. A Matter Worth Consideration the limelight. Morning and a f­ Potund Springs, Me., to attend the There are plenty of those en­ Then die—that she tanglements. See today’s news ternoon papers of Tulsa printed Governors’ conference. John Mar­ Thu common fate of nil things from Greece. A rebellion In the full column interviews and stories tin is only u one-man delegation In The Herald of last Wednesday there appeared an article rare army and navy has swept the on Florida’s progress. The dele­ to these gatherings, hut through s telling of the wonderful results being secured by T. 1. Haw­ May rend in thee; gatus have good hopes of bring­ his personality and position as How small a jwrt of time they kins on his Celery Avenue farm, due to the fuqt that everv country, nnd swept the govern­ ing 'th e ,102(5 national convention chief executive of the chief one ment out of power. sfcara of the United States his advertis­ year he renews the life of.......................... the soil on which ............................ IcI *his celery crop We sympathize with both sides, to Florida. Thnt are so wondrous sweet and ing influence ranks fully as high The Rotary International Con­ is grown. as you sympathize with your /air. vention In Cleveland, O., was the ns thnt of the Florida parties at Sanford 2102 F irst St. neighbor and his wife in a family Realtors. — Edmund Waller, Having his property located comparatively near the St. row. Rut you don't go over and occasion for more widespread nnd I any of these conventions. . ---------o--------Johns River, it is quite a simple matter for this progressive try to settle it. S’ou remember Gambling is gambling but the a iH a a a a a M B a a a n H a a u a B iiB H S M a B ira a H iiiia B M a a a a N H M isa a i LU GIM GONG fellow who loses in poker may win farmer to cart muck front the lowlands and spread it in thin the French proverb, “Never put layers on his land. And The HcraUt wonders if other farms your finger between the bark and in love. NEW ORLEANS TIM ES-PICAYUNE would not be greatly benefited by treatm ent of a like nature. the trees," and that is what Unde In death I.u (Jim Gong ran true ange grove in Florida, a place Not having made a study or rarming, we do not know Sam should remember. It’s nlright to be a “chip off the to form, as our sports would say. then very far from the boom state old block," provided it isn’t a much about it, nor are wo in a position to give advice to those TH IS IS NEW. On July Fourth Ho -who had received much from of today. The Chinese found the blockhead. who have for years been growing the world’s finest celery. fliers far above the earth will talk AnifrrUa 'nnd who during a long citrus fruit culture, anything but But it seems to us— and to others we have heard talking to each other in the nir, using and busy life had paid hack all that promising at that period, but the Mnybo those earthquake tremors transmitters and receivers on their indebtedness, in the end gave over need for knowledge of the business recorded in thu West are merely about the matter— that the continual growing of one crop on planes. The conversation will be all that remained of his life’s ac­ thrilled him, and so well did he the same soil, will be certain to eventually weaken the pro­ reactions of the Chinese uprisings. taken by a receiving station on the cumulation, not to a Chinese or to labor thnt in time Uncle Snm him­ ductive power of the land and then we may expect the grade ground, aunt broadcast, and men on China but to an American. ----- o--------self bestowed a medal of honor on Our office boy says if he had his of the product to suffer. earth will hoar other men talking I.u Gim Gong’s career was such the Chinese for his valuable orange way about it, about seventy-five At a comparatively low cost, Mr. Hawkins spreads muck to each other, up in the clouds. us to make those blush who as­ studies carried on with infinite per cent of those in-laws would be sume too grunt superiority of the patience ami mintue observation. on his land. His crop increases tremendously. The grade of outlawed. EXTEND THAT a little, and you white over the yellow race in Lu Gim Gong made literally mil­ his celery and his corn is continually improving. His soil is see this planet listening to con­ either mentality or morals. - ■ o lions for others, but as is often When they nro young, girls sit steadily getting richer. He finds he has made a good invest­ versations on other worlds. That Maybe that grapefruit, so near­ the case with scientific experi­ on a man’s knee and think nothing ment. If this method of restoring humus to the land is prov­ may come, quite easily although, ly seedless and so tender of pulp, menters hg took little personal ad­ of it but when they become older, ing satisfactory to one farmer, we wonder if it wouldn’t be any journey to the moon or outside you enjoyed for breakfast would When you put system into saving, you soon he- j il vantage of his discoveries. The they change—sometimes. planet, in tin flesh, will probably not have been available had not other day the aged Lu Gim Gong good business for others to follow his lead. gin to get direct benefit— and step by step you ■ o--------forever remain physically impos- 1 “Chinese" Sampson, a factory own- died and the first report was that >P climb higher to financial success. Open an ae Perhaps other growers in nnd around Sanford have other siblc. he died poor. It was not ns bad Two or three acreage deals now cr at North Adams, Mass., more methods they use for enriching of soil on their farms. count with un today. make the purdiuse price of five than half a century ugo had trou- ns that, although nt one critical million dollars paid by Uncle Sam Wouldn’t it he a help to the community and to the agricul­ YOU READ of the latest di­ ide with his labor and brought in time of his labors a subscription, for Florida, look mighty small. tural industry to pass the word along so that Sanford’s rep­ vorce suit charges. The husband (it then was not against the law) made up among tho fruit growers, was needed to save Gong’s fruit ---------o--------- I I’er Cent Interest I’aid on Havings Accounts utation for producing the finest crops in the world can be accuses his wife, who “listens cold- some hundreds of Chinese laborers groves from the ravening mort­ as strikebreakers.' lv," of "iving lute entertainments The Bunford Herald of yesterday made even more world wide? at which guests of both sexes wore, contained 20 pages, well filled Among the miscellaneous lot of gage. a At any rate the matter is worth consideration by the by way of clothing, exactly noth­ “Celestials’ No, he was not quite poor nt his with interesting reading matter was one boy of twelve ing nt all. and attractive advertisements, the growers of our section. with the resounding name of Gong death and being without near rela­ tives he left Ttis property to an occasion for the big issue being ------------------------ o------------------- ---—I.u Gim Gong. American who during his late J je m i n o l E ( l[ o u n f ijT j) a n k the opening nnd dedicating of HUE COUNTERS by naming There were in North Adams two WHKREVER ^ OU GO, in the world of the vast territory years had been of assistance to him Sanford’s handsome new municipal three corespondents, one of them sisters, sternly religious of the building, just completed at a cost of the States, you discover that sort of freedom in the soul a lady ninety-.'our years old. Hut faith. They became interested in in taking cure of the financial de­ of |75,0OO.— Kissimmee Valley Gil­ Which is the breeding soil uf happiness. I have said that I all that, even if true, simply the little almond-eyed foreigner tails of his property. From Amer­ ican womanhood he had received lette. could discover no cause—certainly no moral cause— for the means not NEW viciousness, but and found him uot only quickly re­ his STRENGTH - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S first help, and back to Amer­ candor which is at the root of all I his happiness; but at any merely slipping back to old- ceptive of Christianity, but of ex­ ican womanhood he turned his ac­ The Conning Tower in the New rate 1 ant sure that the cause of the happiness is candor. fashioned evils. ceptional intelligence. cumulation. What race would not York World publisht:s an account A Prince Regent of France i* They educated him nnd became The American people live in truth. They are the happiest of a wedding in Rochester, the snid to have given parties ns bail, so fond of him that on her death have been proud of Lu Gim Gong’s story having been written by a white people in the modern world.— Hillaire Belloc. and worse, since members of his the last bequeathed to him an or­ record ? family were present. — ——----- —o------------------- young member of the s ta 'f of one i of the Rcxhcster papers,, but was Wo are not really getting worse. 4 THE SAME OLD WAR "A MAJORITY held ia constraint by constitutional checks s witheld from publication for ob­ A FEW are as bad now ns u great PROVIDENCE NEWS a vious reasons. The story is as fol­ and limitations, and always changing easily with deliberate MANY used to he— that’s all. It * Wright, Warlow and Company lows: s changes o f popular opinions and sentiments, is the only true is just a slipping back toward the When General Smcdley Butler ( matter of that, reported that liquor 8 The wedding of Miss------------, sovereign of a free people. Whoever rejects it, docs, of ne­ monkey house. ■ obtained leave of absence from tho I was pretty easy to find there, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. ------ of cessity, fly to anarchy or to despotism.”— Alaahum Lincoln. 8 marines in order to clean tip Philo- Then we heard that General Butler am s Gates, and Mr. ------, son of Mr. Arc Now Receiving Application For CHICAGO'S CITY Council unan­ dclpltia us Director of Public S n f-; had dismissed some forty policemen m M ■---------------------------------------- - o ---------------------------------------------and Mrs. ——- of Brock port, took ■ imously requested advice from the cty, he set about his new jolt in a for being in league with the traf- ■ a * place at 5 o'clock Wednesday after­ “Our Flag carries American itlcna, American history, nml Corporation Counsel as to sepa­ iiio.it spectacular manner. So spec- tickers in rum, and we were told A noon at the home of the bride's American feelings. Beginning with the colonies, ami coming rating Chicago from tho rest of tnculnr was he, indeed, that n ws- [ that the famous marine had begun m parents. • a Illinois, papers sent special correspondents another war to the finish against down to our time, in its sacred heraldry, in its glorious in­ 4 The lawn was attractively dec­ The best advice is "DON’T .” to the city of Brotherly Love in the forces of evil, 4 orated with household furniture, on signia, il has gathered and stored chiefly this supreme idea— 4 Tile feet wonted to aepirate order to sec how General S u tle rj Apparently he did not finish it. 4 and over which Gates and Brock-1Divine Right of Liberty in Man.”— Henry Ward Beecher. front tho head, in the old fable, j would accomplish the apparently Hut he now announces again that port swains and maidens draped because the head seemed to lx : impossible. They did see a mini- he will wage this war to a finish. themselves in approprute languid- I : having all tin pleasure, white tho |tier of picturesque raids nnd they There is a note of pathos in his 4 MY FAVORITE STORIES on improved Business and Residential Property nesj in anticipation of bountiful feet carried the toad. You know wore able to report that General latest message— he invitee scorn 4 l!y IH V IN S . CO'JU eats to be served later. Thu family in Sanford J what would happend to n pair of j Butler had succeeded In cloning and blame if he does not accom­ 4 dog wandered amiably about plish hi* allottid task. " I have ! several saloons and speakeasies. feet with no head to guide. brushing his hairs off on the Sun­ A rich man had n dissipated sun. I saved the hoy’s life?" All over the country the “drys" tried every method conceivable to Lunds immediately available subject to title day trousers and meeting gowns of The son wus not generally regard­ ‘Yes-s," admitted the parent. IT IS FOOLISH for the head rejoiced. And their rejoicing con­ put an end to crime and thu flow examination. the guests. Today, the pal cot of j ed as a very valuable asset to sa­ “Then listen here. Suppose your to demand separation from the tinued for a few weeks. Then of rum. From now on until I fiie Nichols household, Jiupircd by tiety but his father seemed to set son had been uecus.'il of a action* feet. A great city in a fine State someone spread a rumor that Gen­ leave Philadelphia it is going to a commendable ambition to con­ some store by him. crime and was in danger uf being is like a beautiful apple growing eral Butler’s work was not progres­ be war to the finish." APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS tribute to the feast, crawled under General Butler undouhtedly The youth fell gtuvely 111. A convicted nnd sentenced to life on u goad tree. It would be fool­ sing very well. It was more than the cow barn and dragged out n distinguished surgeon wus called imprisonment. Suppose I was a ish to suppose that the apple hinted that the Republican ma­ meuna well. He is a man of abil­ SE E fat female rodent and her brood in. He decided that un operation lawyer and I took his case and got would say, “I don’t NEED tin* chine In Philadelphia hud, in fact, ity and high repute. Hut In try­ of eleven. A big Shanghai rooster was imperative and performed it. him o ff scot-free and charged you tree." Its mind would change if employed him in order to spike the ing to rid Philadelphia of liquor hopped up on tnc corn crib am i! The operation proved a success a cool hundred thousand dollar* the sap were cut off. guns which Governor IluBOSE AND HOLLER i gun . . Pinchot . . was he did not count un the Philadel­ gave three ctek-a-doodlo-doo fur I and the patient recovered. In do-’ for my services. What would you ______ i about to train on the lnw-brcukers, phians themselves. By this time the bride and then awep majestic- course of time the rurgeoa sent a ray to that ?’’ LABOR TRO U BLES grow mote At tmy rate it soon became clear •General Ilutler probably knows in 112 Park Avenut ■ ally ever Into u Height lEa barn-J bill for 310,0C0, Butler his heart that if he cannot stop jj " I ’d consider it n fair propo­ threatening in Englund, on rail- j that General Stttedley U road* und in mines. Many of the I would have to light many hidden rum selling there, it is because ! nd k locked hell out of a cu Mr. Moneybags p r o t e s t e d siti) n,“ said th e, capitalist. u ( i u a x a » K x i n c x s » a :i u n 4 E * » 2 a 4 B 4 x u x i * a a * « B * x * H I ,,s ll‘ * B e of . lurt cockerels who made against the size of the fee. He | "Then why not lu re a iiona bit-1 best workers and mechanics, tens i force* if he was to vindicate law |the average decent citizen does not : .'ting marks about tho groom’s \thought the charge entirely too |You’d pay somebody a hundred of thousands of them, arc leaving , and order. i want il stopped. lie would add to | to Ciiiiutlu, Too j Time pussefli nnd GfiHipl But* j reputfitiun it he czuiit* out until i trousers. A lter that, high. thouaund to keep him out of jail Eng!amlt rig proceeded according to "Well, let’s consider the situa- i but you don’t want to pay me ten bad we couldn't make them we I- !lcr was no longer much in the new*, told this.unvarnished truth that | AN ADVERTISEM EN T as all nice weddings Hon," said the eminent pruclitiua-1 thousand for keeping him out uf come in this country, where wei Hut travellers through Philadel- \anyone visiting his city cun discov- i need them. I phia, and all Pennsylvania for the er in a few hours. er. "You’ll concede, won’t you, thuti hell!" Hid. IS TH E SILEN T SA LE MAN OF C O M M E R C E . We Have Three Bargains On Sanford Avenue Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. S a n f o r d ,F la . 5 !)HRt First Mortgage Loans �w THE Si i*C*♦ ■»-» v :a • </»' '/ g sR ■; f 3P H0 N E O f f i c e 148 Social -Calendar . Monday M V •• s-m.i ___ ««4 be a ties ill Guild nt call the Rectory at xlc. , [ , ami Mrs. ^Iqrris Spcns-r lOtertain the Spcncer-Redwedding party nt their home jk Avenuo immediately fob t the rehearsal. rt. John juiui Wade of Hastings entertain the Frank-Smith ___ a.* ... i * I. an 1......1 .---- ..ut1 _..r party with luncheon Ijeminole Cafe. Gussio Frank will enter»ith a buffet supper nt her ^ following the rehearsal nt ■church. The guests will be to the wedding party. (111 r ' tp B uffalo C a rt Proves.. F ea tu re O f P ag ean t |<w anyone who showed »/ _ _ M I S S K A T H R Y N W 1 L K E Y . s’o d o ty E d ito r. MissMargaretZachavy Miss Wilkinson Weds, Entertains W ith Dance W. H.Beatty Thursday HonoringHer Brother Miss Hattie Wilkinson nnd W. H. Miss Margaret Zachary enter­ Beatty were quietly married a t i tained Thursday evening with n 1delightful informal dance at her the home of the bride on Pecan home on Mngnolia Avenue, honor- Street, nt 8 o’clock Thursday night ! ing her brother Arthur Zachary. with only n few intimate friends Jr., who will spend the summer of the couple witnessing the cere­ nt Chimney Rock Camp, N. C. mony. Rev. G. W. Hill, pastor of Mnny garden flowers, roses ami zenias, were used with delightful the Free Methodist Church, o ffi­ effect in decorating the lower floor ciated. where dancing was enjoyed until Among the Sanford boys who] a late hour. Punch » um.11 was served aurlnic the evening . ^ m and m *1 a dainty left Sundny for the Chimney Rock 1ice 1'<» nA IIOeA was also _» served.. * course Camp near Asheville, N. C., were Those present were: Miss Ruth Henry, Miss Margaret Peters, Miss Bean Turner, Jr., Algernon Speer, Camilla Puleston, Miss Ruby Hen­ John Higgins, Jim Higgins, Roy dricks, Miss Elvn Pearce, Miss Frank Symcs, Jr., and Arthur! Melha Young, Miss Margarett Zachary. Thompson, Miss It. E. Griffin, Agernon Speer, llriggs Arrington, Mrs. Julius Takach nnd little John Higgins, Jnck McDannald, I . P. Hagan, Jr., Sum Byrd, George daughter. Daphne, leave today for Wilson, Joe Caldwell, Thomas Bas­ New York City, where they will sett, Han Hansell and Kinehcn Po­ be far a short while. They will wers. go later to Iaike Champlain where they will he the guests of Miss Margaret Dead;. Mrs. Takach, who possesses a beautiful soprano voice, will study while away. Be­ fore returning she will also visit , . J relatives at Mrs. Takach’s old Paul Lake spent the week-end home in Clayton. N. Y. in Tampa. I v TELEPH O N E:—lies. 428-J. m . J r ; ' v i i i h CALGARY, Alta., June 29.—Two full-grown Alberta buffaloes hitch­ ed to a cart and driven are to be a feature of an historical pngeant July G to mark tho 50th anniversrry of the founding of the city of Calgary. . When two cowboys first began I breaking the bison to harness they Winter Park—Modern cigar fac­ tory q {*r» here... ; t rA SweetBreath \ at alt times / n »cost COUNTRY 10 ACRES—MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. Double garage, on Highway, 15 minutes ride, ex­ cellent water, shade nnd fruit trees galore. Ideal place for relaxation. Sec it nnd you will appre­ ciate it. Trice $11,500. Terms. HAVE YOUR |VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED DURING |THE SUMMER MONTHS. \ iKUtir Seminole Business Exchange • After eating or rvokiag Wrlfleyk freshens tht Mouth and sweetenr1 the breath. Nerre* are soothed, throat la refreshed and digestion aided. !*•. t v . 221-E. First Street, Opposite Tostoffice So easy to carry fMlHdf packet! ^ AT . i W RIGLHS: Tuesday marriage c f Miss Carolyn ■ 1 Spencer to Paul I . Rcdfern ■ ike place ift the Methodist . at 10 o’clock. »m 1 1 ' - a ft e r ev ery m ealfn§ j 1 marriage of Miss Gussie m * 7»ar.k to Dwight Do Ij»in m will take place in the ConteagsM onal Church nt G:.10 o’clock, I and Mrs. Charles Henry will hold n wedding rm tpThe Master Plumbers of Sanford their home on Fast Third immediately following the have formed a credit association for k-Smith nuptials. the protection of each other. Paul Redfearn, of Elfers, is in ;»le Number Two of the Metht church will meet nt the home the city for n few days. jrs. T, J . Nixon on Magnolia The settlement of past due ac­ A. T. Rossitter and James Hall aue at 3;.‘I0 o’clock. On or before July lOlh all prices will advance at counts will enable us to render more are on a motor trip through north Florida. Wednesday prompt service. lie Nellie Turner Circle will Dr. A. \V. F.pps nnd Eddie S. at the home of Mrs. C. W. From Pape One) Wade spent the week-end at Day­ ly (Continue^ Your co-operation will be appre­ (rot. 200 Holly Avenue. the best will be picked from tona Beach. these. ciated. Good Road Shows Booked Morton Nesmith and Claude Ho­ In addition to motion pictures, State Weddings st rank spent the week-end nt Day­ a number of the best road ami tona Beach. stock company shows coming to MAHON E Y -W A LK ER CO., Inc. ind Engagements Florida during next winter will be For further information apply at Jam es Crnmford returned Sun­ booked for the Milano Theater, de­ LEE BROS. IL«s Ellen Vaughn, of Lakeland day from Valdosta, Gn„ where lie clared Mr. Mnrentette. It is prob­ spent a few days. II. R. Baker, of Lakeland, able, h- said, that Keith's VnudoHOTEL MONTEZUMA lisa Agnes Thames, of Tampa, --------villa Circuit for this state will J . A. SANDERS -ft t \ Miss Melba Iteizentien and Mrs. include Sanford, once a week, dur1. G. Evins, Jr ., of Tampa, will K give lirt Geraldine Muriel of Jack- Violet Wagner motored to Day to- ing this time which -......... ivi this A. I). ROSIER illc to It. E. Little, of Sanford. na Beach Sunday. city the host in that lino. II. B SCHULTE REA LTY CO., Inc. i.*s Louise McKoy, of Newnnn, Improvement of tho Princess ■ Mrs. W. G. Harris of Apopka Theater, it was learned, will be M M SANFORD MACHINE CO. to ,W. Orlando. C-10 Jv.‘ C.'* ,fSmith tnmn of (,i urianuo.i ........... . ............ town the guest N Estelle Persons, of Haines :il'ent Saturday in dependent upon tho patronage of, Make reservations early for inspection tour ■ ■ or t« J . D. Pierce, of Kissim- " f -',rs- Zob Ratliff. the two picture houses here dur- \ * ■ BRUitaBRailBMRRRRRRRRRURRR ■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ing tho next few months. If war- T. , _. Allan Jones nnd Edgcrton Pat' ranted, the Princess will outfit, worn lisa Marie Thomns, of Jacksonm u bo uft ccomo m * ’ Thi" it i cnscm,,,t tvv/iii by >to B. F. Ridenour of Jackson- terson spent tho week-end in Tom- pletcly rebuilt and m jntll „ Marion Davies, is of pearl gray ^ouBuuaaaBKMi.'MaHaaMauHwiiaaanHaaaHaaaiiMaMMaauanuaaMiiaaaHaaasuuaMaHUMNBMHMaMNaaaMMaaaaBaBaRHaHaaaaaaa (I*a and St. Petersburg. new and modern the. rater. This ^ C th o coat' and' tin*1 dress "with m Hiss Ruth Proctor, of Valdosta, ....... .......... i„ or .the u oi. begin be-1 work,fall, however, wtil no. n«-■ ,,icot,.dged metals made ri _______ »>» i<iv asilk! na. w. A. a . Booth, iioom, of ot Mndison. iiinutson. _ -Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Dingee, of fore the manager said. * L. to W. Mr. Marentctto has iong been The lines are straight nnd youth­ Lucy Iflss Li . Green, of Jackson- *’tunc,lirJ ?J’entt,thcf weekend with t m: Z identified with theater work. He ful, and the only ornamentation Chnnccy, of Jack- 1 r* nn<* ^ rH* ^ J- Holly. to C. W. Chnnccy T N tomes to Sanford from Atlanta, allowed is at the hemline. I m Kiss Minnie Weedles, of Quincy,' M™- r - ?■ Hrumley, of Chuluota whore he has resided for the past J . Hartman of Nashville. Mon.lay in town attending to 11 years nnd where he hns been tho Princess while the Milano connected with the Sparks Enter­ Theater is closed Mr. Mnrentette Hiss Helen Dwans, of Jackson- business and shopping, #« II tl j* B I ~ prises for some time. The new snid that pictures will be tdiowii p. -4<» U .. Muller, . .Jackson- 'Owen ‘HiKiiirvubilninH nt>ent tho week-end here ns tho WEDDINGS liss Lucile Davis, of Tampa, guest of friends nnd relatives. •m* 1 in *i 1*• on f , n . . . . . . •v • • ■• s i n i i i 9 * i i n t . . . . ... V Vi,i(i v u 1 1 |«II. Buell, of Tampa. i ... i. „ ..... ■m . Miss Katherine Huff, of Atlnn1picture Colleen Moor” in “So Big" !|3aa Sara Nlilla, of Tampa, to tn> Gn.( ,a the ttlt, nctjve KUeat ol in tho state, he declared. In regard to the operation of |for today’s attraction. Large floral designs on Ulolt, of Tampa. ^hor s is(er( j j ra jj [)< Caswell, Ess Virginia Fowler, of Tampa,] ______ tinted grounds. 40 inches F. Cornelius, of Tampu. Miss Jessie Allen, of BirmingIbs Pearl Grninling, of Pal- ham, Ain., is tho attractive house | wide. Regular $1.00 and In, to T. Hess, of Palmetto, guest of Miss Margaret Thompson. $1.25 yard. Special for Iss Lois Carnes, of Tampa, to --------I : »lm Gordon, of Tampa. ^ L. P. Hagan and Briggs Arringss Sal lie Ledbetter, of Kis- ton went to DeLand Sunday on ■ ice/ to G. L. Hess, of I’almet- the Osceola, returning homo by motor. !Iss Lois Carnes, of Tampa, to --------5. Robertson, of Kissimmee. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Blount nnd Better Service Through Small prints and large de­ Hiss Myrtle Riles, of Jackson- Joe M. Bryan, of Fort Meade, The Federal Reserve System to Lloyd Cheek, of Jnckson- spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. sings. 36 inch. Values up H. M. Mason. to $1.25 yard. As a member of the Federal Reserve System we have (iss Gertrude Sutton, of Jnckworking for ns and for you, the well-oiled machinery of ville, to E. F. Holland, of J . R. Weaver, of Birmingham, 1 Special for sonville. the greatest financial organization in the world. Ala., is visting his sister, Mrs. S. rs. Alieo Gale, of Jacksonville, M. Abercrombie nnd his nunt, Mrs. | Its nation-wide facilities for transferring nnd collect­ W, W. Edwards, of Jackson* E. S. Hopkins. ing funds in I he safest nnd quickest way are at nur com­ lc. mand—nnd YOURS. Hiss Helen Axton of St. AugusJulian Pendleton is expected to| The First National Bank is (he only bank In Sanford t, to L, W. Scott, of St. Augus- arrive Wednesday from Scotland, which is a member of the Federal Reserve System. Let 3 Neck, N. C., to visit his daughter, us serve you. Peekette in all colors, silverglow, in |Mi s Mnrion Baker, of Jnck«on- Mrs. A. C. Ynndlc. Shrunk 45 inch to 36, stripes,, all fast lk. to E. H. Thompson, of Juckall shades. Regular 8$c to $1.25 ■ colors, 2 day sale at xvilh*. Miss Rosa Gray, tho attractive a : m cloth. Special 2 days. iliss Winifred Bird, of St. Au- guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Con­ istine to II. Z. Hopkins, of St. nelly, spent the week-end in Tam­ B%.xronn, u ,a. heustine. pu, ns the guest of friends. 5 Also Some plain colors. bs Maybcllc Treadwell, of Ar:■ The many friends of Miss Essie pa, to J. D. Kinsey, of Arcadia. Mbs Thelma Mote, of Tampa, Whittle will regret to learn that 1 M 1W. J . Oakley, of Tampa. she is critically ill c t the home of ■ Mis* Frances Kennedy, of Tnm- her parents on French Avenue. to Hollis Pemberton, of TaniGuaranteed fast to sun and water. Ve fine quality- All shrunk, 40 inches ■ Tho many friends of Roy G. wide. Two days—Tuesday and Wednesday. Mi-.i Mildred Uric, of Pulatkn, Williams will be glad to know that s he ia recovering after a recent ill­ •Rr. Carl Robb, of Arcadia. 5 Mi's lira Buss, of Jacksonville, ness nt his home on Park Avenue. ■ * ('. A. Roberts, of Norfolk, Vn. 1 Miss Mildred Hand, Miss Doris Miss Elizabeth Puller, of St. M teiistine, to J . F. Moore, of Nor- Hand and Miss Elizabeth Shumaker ■ M ft. Vn. left Sunday for Camp Jucasse, S. Mbs Hazel Rogers, of Whittier, C., where they will spend the sum­ 19 \ R. Colcord, of Jacksonville. mer. Mim Ruth Butcher, of Jackson36 inches wide in small and wide stripes. All colors. Values up to $1.25. (Juart can Muzoia Mr. and Mrs. A. Raymond Key tn E. Simpson, of JacksonSpecial for 2 days. Oil ........................... _ _ _ and liCfclu daughter were the guests M Pint Can Mazola OH FREE! Miss Annie Rubenstein, of Jnck- of Mr. npd Mrs. George C. Cham­ M alle, to I. Wolson, of Jackson- berlain at Daytona Beach for the Georgia Penciles, week-end. Iiauket................... w t F A/ Mlss Viola Taylor, of Jackson:■ Miss Beatrice llcith ami Boyd I lo II. H, Rice, of JockionGeorgia Pink Meat Contalopca Ilcitli, of Orlando, are expected to “ “ T O ----Mrs. Nell Wild, of Gulfport, arrive here today for the SpencerColored borders, regular $1.00 values. Regular $1.25 yd. Pink, blue, laven­ to R, B. Murphy, of Jack- Redfearn wedding, in which they :■ ■ •fUle. are to lie attendants. Special for two daysAll colors. Sweet Clover Put­ der, green. 36 inches wide. M«t Addis Welch, of Juckson4ter, l b .......... ....... “*►to J . K. Orosly, of JacksonMr. nnd Mrs. Ben Monroe, and UJu. Miss Margaret Cowan left Sunday ROIU'l* Killer! Jeanette Grcther, of Jack - on tho Osceola for Jacksonville. -i- * t f lJ L y 't F U 'v Guaranteed •itillo. to V. L , Borum, of Tam- Miss Cowan will go from Jackson­ To Kill. ville to South Carolina to spend Mis.i Bernice Stokes, of Jackson- tho summer. “*'• lo P. O. Lockhart, of Jackftville. Dr. nnd Mrs. It. M. Mason, Mrs. Mildred Tinsley, of St. Au- Af. E. Moyo and non, George, Mr. ‘‘"i" to J. a . Nicholson, of St. nnd Mrs. N. It. Blount, Joe M, VNrasttne. Bryan and Reuben Mason formed AT THE HASLET a ■ ■»■»♦♦•>»♦♦♦♦•>»❖ ■»+-}••»+•»♦»+♦♦♦♦<(»♦♦♦+♦++♦■»♦■»»>•» s J’-'1 Laura Schmoke, of Snn- a congenial party motoring to Day­ pr,l to C. W. We a aley, of Sunfurd. tona Beach Sunday. BBnBBaUHaBBBHBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBMBBMBBBBaBHiIBHBBBkan'S j B B B B B B B B B B B B a fcmB NB B I a B I Ra MBB Bit NHBB WMMIIM a J B ■ ■ M» B B UU U■■*. B B B B B B B B B a UMB a B I S BB B B ■■■ BBM II a I BB ■ 1 1 1 ! 1 U | Mi-lady’s Shoppe n0 tic * P e rso n a ls ! Last Call RENOVATION OF LOCAL PICTU RE SHOW IS BEGUN New Smyrna Beach f Sp ecials fo r T u e sd a y and W ed n esd ay ' " Voiles 75c Y d . ___ __ Figured Crepes 75c Yd. Ever Fast F abries FIRST NATI0NAI Linens BANK 75c Yard 75c Yard Ever Fast Voiles 75c Yard j Special This W eek s Broad Cloth 60c 75c Yard 15c 25c 50c | McCuller Grocery Company \lj PRINCESS (Adapted From Edna FerbeFs Populai' Novel, Abo Comcc >. 45-Inch Voiles ' Plain Colored Crepe 75c Yard 75c Yard T H E Y"O WELL CO M PANY 5 j a s �•J*-. ... __v m — — — mm f [ — ........ T u e k « r,.J » U .wife. . Kmily A u f u i O - T u c k e r ; Jo sep h W offord Tucker, hi* wlfs. Kmllv Augusta Tucker; * " M t Se,*I C h at pp n m i• jy T * t n i ( t : . Tuu ee lku» rr , ,> Atci h ixvT Attorney g In SiimuM t'hamnat), Trustee: . act - - fo r S am uel.C hapm a J . Howard T uck er, T ru stee: Augu* t a Isabella Neave; Mrs. A. I. Nrave. Her husband. fJenrjre Howard Nrave: A u g u sta I. Nrave. her husband. Ooo, H. N r a v r ; and each and every Lake Worth— City to buy sev­ said parties. J f living, and If either, o r all of said parties he dead, eral carloads sewer pipe for new any to all p a r t i a l claim in g Interests districts. under the following deceased de­ fendants, to-w|t; Joseph M. A r r f -dunda. his wife ■ ■ Arredomla, St. Petersburg—12,414,000 bond whose Christian name Is unknown: issue approved fo public improve­ Joseph Fln egan , hla wife. Itrhecca Fln rgn ti: Hittnuel Chapman, hts wife. ments. ------------- Chapman. whoso Christian name Is unknown: J. W. Tucker, his E m ily A u g u sta T u ck e r; J. i v t h k i m e t i t r o r i t T n r t i i k wife. Wofford Tuck er, his wife, Kmlly NKVK.VTII J I U K - I A I . CIRCUIT A u g u sta T u c k e r ; Joseph Wofford *>F iT .n ltt u . t . i?r A s m FOR his wife, Kmlly Augusta s K « i v ( i r , K r o t v T r . i x c i i a x - Tucker, T u ck e r: Hamuei Chapman, Trustee; I'E H Y . J . W. T u ck e r. Attorn ey In F a c t for W . M. Scott anil F . H. Scruggs, Samuel Chapman. T ru stee; J . HowComplainants urd T uck er. T ru stee; Augusta Is­ vs. abella Neavd; Mrs. A. I. Nc«ve. her Jo sep h M. Arredomla, et n! husband Oeorge Howard Nrave; Defendant* Augusta I. Nrave, her husband, Hen. CITATION IT. N rav e ; Moses K. Levy: Wm. TruTo Joseph M. Arredomla, his wlfo v ers: and Joh n F n ntus; or other­ -------- — Arredomla. whose Christlun wise. In and to tho lands hereinaf­ mime In unknown; Joseph Flnegun. te r described situate, lying and be­ Ills wife. Itehecen Flnegan; Hamuei in g In the City or Sanford. County Chupmnn. hln w i f e ----------- Chap­ o f Seminole, and S la te o f Florida, man, whose Christian name In un­ known; J. W. Tucker, hln wife. Km- morn p articularly described a s fol­ lly Aok list a Tucker; J . Wofford low s; % ,* -tf ,rs Brew? fV _ n 1 ___________ ^_____________________ jin ' FEDS^TURN FOR Leaders In Major Leagues SEVEN GAMES IN Pennant Races Beat W ay KM TWO SERIES HERE Through W orst Of Season Start Three Game Series Here \Vith:St, relcrshur;; Today; The Athletic* were little bettor J E W YORK, Juno 20.—Leaders Piny 2 Games On July 4 in the Major league pennant rac­ off than the Giants. Coming out ; WfUf !>ake)ajtd Highlanders es Sunday had henten their way of a eleun sweep against the Bed Sox, the American League leaders 1 ■ - * r * v ' -----1 -: ft 3 \nnd St. IVtcrpLi’- r ■■rtftr Florida State Lenqi-e tviJrt*1>>A *Ji0 rjiX Jtere this afternoon •^r^S aVlIock. on thp Municipal Ath­ letic FM)d itj the first of n three game series. . The OJerymen are returning from a disastrous road trip of a Weak and a half of piny with Lnke■Jand, Tnmjm, and the Suints, but are now "gr-tting set” to disiduy a different brand of baseball which will result in the winning of the mnjority of the games played in Hanford throughout the week, ac­ cording to reports from various lo­ cal fans and ardent supporters of this Bport in the city. lit Hie scries with the Hnints during l««t "'*>«•' only epe ga ;t. c was lost by the Foils by n large score while they almost won one game and the other was well played. They won a game from Tampa earlier in the week by ji decisive score. "Old Mnn Jin x ” has been in the cqmp of the local? for several weeks, now, and cer­ tainly it is time ho was finding other sleeping quarters, that i(, if ho ever sleeps. Several players will appear in the local line-up this afternoon who make their Initial appearance in this city, having been added to the team since it began ‘its long road trip. (in Thursday Lakeland will be­ gin a four game series hero with the Celery men, playing' twice on Saturduy. The morning game of July I will stark at 10:110 o'clock while the afternoon contest will begin nt the regular time, said President Cj, V. Britt of the local organisation last Friday. How They Stand . through the worst baseball squall of the 1025 series, slightly bat­ tered, hut still upright after n tur­ bulent week. . For three days, the Giant craft, one.- to far ahead of the fleet that Nnth.nal League pilots were bare­ ly atle to hold the trail of the back wash, wan tossed dangerously close to the shoals. During the same period, Connie Mack and his Philadelphia crew, were blown hither and yon with the swift speeding Senators driving down on them. But steady hands on the tillers guided the two outfits safe­ ly past every threat and tonight both clubs hold the pace-making courso only to find in the olfing signs of further testing. Unexpected breaks first threw the Giants temporarily out of fust place and then tossed them hack again in the closing games of the week. The Boston Braves used a step for the Philadelphia Quak­ ers to climb from seventh to sixtli place earlier in the week, unex­ pectedly jolted the champions for an eight to throe defeat yesterday afternoon, while the Pirates nosed out the Beds, !l to 2, in the first section of a double header. This defeat for Cincinnati mnrked their fifth straight reverse for the wepk, but the Ileds turned on their foes and heat off the Cor­ sairs, (1-2, boosting the New York club back into the loft. The upset lift the Pittsburgh team within two percentage points of the lead­ ers and sot the stage for a crucial series between the rivals here, starling July 7. dropped the first game of their se­ ries with Washington to the vet­ eran Wulter Johnson, only to have Slim Harris roct ver the lost mar­ gin on Saturday and reseuo the Philadelphia club from danger. The triumph gnve the Mackmen four wins in six starts and in­ creased their margin to two and one-half games— a hnlf game more than they hud enjoyed nt the close of the previous week. . While two leaders Were, wrestling for grips on the upper berths trouble was brewed in tht west. Both Chicago and Detroit took advantage of the situation to close in on tho Peak club*,, the former with six straight wins and the latter with four. Cleaning up a series with tho demoralised Red Sox, the Tigers bulled out nt the St. Louis Browns with such .determination that C o b b 's men were able to hurl the Shier tenants out of fourth place and step into the vacancy them­ selves on a nine game winning streak. Fuller, Cvongros and Lyons and Robertson pitched championship hail for the White Sox, toppling Cleveland and New York, but the Yankees selected the popular Red Sox for week-end revenge which carried them past the Indians in­ to sixth place. Cincinnati Reds in spiito of n slump during which they lost five games, were able to hold third place in the National because Brooklyn made scarcely any bettor progress. Philadelphia uncorked one of its periodic spurts and squeezed by Chicago into sixtli plare, s*s f Pet. .818 .583 .&1HI .01)1 I'lmtcM Down Hctls Hy Score Win l*y Score of (i to 1; Sox National League '-.-I Won Lost New York r .;L '-..-io 25 21 Pitt: burgh „ .. _ . 38 32 Cincinnati .. ..........32 32 Brooklyn .. .. ............32 31 St. Louis . . .. .. .. 3.1 34 Philadelphia ......... J 23 38 C hicago........ ........ .,^3 30 Boston . „ .. ........ T ib Pet. .015 .013 .500 .500 .403 .460 .4.13 ,3po Of r> (n G'artlimils Take Doiihle Hemlui* From ( ’hifiiK« Cubs, .T to l ami X to J 1 •rJ. ” L,.t 4, i.« rtN - -?K '5 • • f'g V if'tf 'i S l i ■ ■ ■ n I I ■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S M iih r in i to SrTSVjtLV1i-p-ji j'1"-- names are unknown, claiming any right, title or Inteteat p ro ­ perty hereinabove described, o f any part or parcel thereof. It la'hefcby drdered that you and each of you he ahd ap p ear before our said Circuit Court a r the Court House a t San'ord. Florida, on the 3rd d a r of August A. D, IBM, and then and there make an sw er to the bill of complaint exhibited ag ain st you In this cause. It Is fu rther ordered th a t t h i s o r ­ der he published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, once each week for eight consec­ utive weeks. W ITNESS my hand and th s s«a) of th * Circuit C ount of the Heventh Judicial Circuit of the Slate o f H e * rlda, In and for Seminole County, on this the J3rd day of May, A. D. ? e< ON SA N FO RD AVENl i >v 13-20. ' $70.00 P e r Foot TllIrty-on« Acres <th Lake at a Real Bar»i Twenty-two thousand Acres with twent •water-leontl) ?35.00 Per Acre F . L A N E REA LTO R Room s 501-502. Phone 95 F irs t N ational B ank Building. * ^ m s. (SHAM v K d o UOLASS. Clerk o f the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial CIVcuU of Florida. In and for Seminole County. DeCottes A Hp*rtcer. Solleltore nnd of Counsel for the Com­ plainant. May 25. Ju n e l-S -1 5 -2 2 -2 9 -J u ly "*.iit Sales Force: ’ Miss Helen Hoflge. Mr. W. C. McLendon Mr. Maxwell Stewart. y* ia a M iiiH in in in u iiia m iu iiiiii Jiiii- ma%e uou l^ t GIANTS D E F E A T SENATORS T A K E BOSTON, RETAIN DECIDING G A M E NATIONAL LEAD FROM ATHLETICS " " *n .’.rida* State Lea u'lie w nil Lust «> !l < u Tmnpa ................ r» Imkeltind .. iY . .. .7 n St. i’ctershurit .> .. . ii S a n fo rd .........< ■ • l 10 ___ • l$ i rT , HE TIM E for prompt action is at hand for * Ileal Indians For Seventh Straight Win AsilrownsAre Victors Over Detroit Tigers all who are contemplating1 buying in Oak Hill. Only two more days are left in which lots can be ‘ 0 . # bought at present low prices. Wednesday, July First all lots in Oak Hill a* i1 . ** .it.., i , . f., •i , f will be advanced $100. WASHINGTON, June 20.—RcuNEW YORK, June 21».—Thr Giants rctniiK'd their idim hoiil rm thcr held the I’hilndulnhiit hqtterA tirnt piucij in the Nntlnii lionnl Leipfiie ‘b* (jjlFck Ht‘'all'iHjiig.v*i'Xijnduy and '■ tiid Senator? won, 0 to 1, giving by ..defeating tho Boston Braves Sunday, to fi. IugubuI’h tripie them the edge in the three games with Kelly on base in tho cigntli tlum far played of tho important decided the game. Young's cir­ ?orion hetwoon. the league leader? cuit drive with two oil the sacks and the elbso |>r< sing champions. Ameriran League Won Lost Pet. tl 'tl the ."core at five all in the suv- McNeely, centerfielder, accounted for fi of Wanhingtdn'n runs, acor21 .767 Clltll. Pliiiadelphia .. .. .. 41 ing tlirvo iiimself and driving in Score liy Innings: .052 Washington „ .. .. -13 23 .551 Boston................ 020 000 300-fi- 8-0 two more. Lnnitir drove out a hit C h ica g o .................. 3(1 21) 38 .403 N. Y................... 000 100 41x10-11 -2 to firing his string of consecutive Cleveland................. .485 31 D e tro it...................... 32 Graham, Genewich and O'Neill; hitting games to 28. ■ <;c(iri' hy innings; .450 Dean, llentzinger ami Divine. 37 St. Louis .. . . . . . . . . 31 I’liila. (inn m in nio-i- 5 t .431 37 New York .. ............ .28 Wash. 101 010 :i0x-«-12-l II .333 Boston ............. 22 Pirates Down Red? Wulberg, lleimteh, Stokes and CINCINNATI, June 21).—Throe .Southern Cincinnati pitchers failed to mop Coelifjyin, Pofkjnsj Rcuthor nnd Won Pittshurbh Sunday, the Pirate? Ruet. New O rleans............. II winning, fi to 2. Ydo kept tlie A tlan ta.......................11 Beil’s hits scattered except in one WHFPK S()\ TA KE 7TII WIN C hattanooga..........US CHICAGO, June 20.—Chicago inning when the homo team scored N ashville...................3(1 two runs. Carey’s homo run over made a clean sweep of the aerie? Memphis ....................38 tho left field fence in the seventh with Cleveland by winning tlm fi­ Birmingham .. .. ..31 was nno of tho longest drives over nal game of tin* series Sunday H to Mobllo ................... 34 •t, ami luiitiiiig their winning soon hore. Little R o c k ...............32 (leak to seven games. The locals Score hy innings: Pitts....................mill 2 (}|) 120-5-12 II hunched their lilts for the scores. Cinciu............... 000 000 020-2- 0-1 Thurston pitched good halt in the Ydo amt Gooch; Benton, K rtic-! pinches, the visitor.? being unable ger, May, Hiemilla and Hargrave. to count olf him In three inning Score hy inningk; ( Inrtihi Slate League Cli ve.”................100 1(H) 020-4-12-1 .Tnmpn at Lakeland. Cards Mag Duulile Header Ht. I'eUirkliQrg at Sanford, ST. LOUIS, Ju ne 20.—Bolstered Chicago............ 203 000 31x-8-12-l I'Ido, Biukeyo nnd .Myall; hy stellar nitehing and tinudy hit­ ting, the Cardinals hugged a dou­ Thurston and Sclialk. American League ble header with the Cubs before Chicago a t St. Louis, Tigers Luck Changes an audience of 22,000 Sunday. The Detroit nt Cleveland. DETROIT, Juno 21).—D etroit’s first game was won, .’! to I, when Fliilndelphia at VVnsliington. Jess llaync? tossed only three hits. wlnnftig streak of nine games end­ Nrw. York at Boston. A circuit clout fiy Jim Buttomiy ed .Sunday when St. Louis roni|>ed with the Imses full in tho fifth away with the final game of the Tfatlopnl League inning, accounted for half of the series, 8 to 2. Hargrave’s home .Rillphurgh nt Cincinnati. Cardinal?' runs in tho second run in the eighth with two on base B ohton nt New York. tho visitors a safe lead. Two name. The score was 8 to 3, Bay Ijrnfiklyii at Philadelphia. Blades got n homo run in tho clos­ costly errors gave tho Tigers their ing contest. No one wns on base. only scores, although ono fumble Southern AsHociation went for a hit when Lamotte and Cooper was pitching. Atlanta n t Birmingham. McMaaiis c o llid e d at second to First (Inme 'm iss Haney's pop fly. Liftle Rock as Nashville. Score by innings; AbonphiH: at Chattanooga. Score by innings; C hicago............ till) lion 000-1-3-1 Mobile nt New Orleans. 000 l i t 032-8-11-2 St. Louis .......... 000 002 lOx-3-8-0 She Louis .. l D etro it..............1)00 002 000-2-10-2 Hlftko and H artnell; Haynes and Davis and llurgaves; . Carroll, j O'Farrell. Colo and Bassler. Second (lame / Score hy innings: July *1 by it sofies of races be­ Chicago ______ 000 200 001-3- 7 0 tween nationally known -drivers, St. Louis . . . . . . . 200 050 10x8-10-0 and other sporting events on the Cooper and Hartnett; Sherdcll Frolics pdogrum include state-wide Flofidit State League and Schmidt. Nu game* Sunday. track and field and aquatic meets and running races between harness National League horses of the grand circuit class : Phil Kivlphiu-ltrooklyn, rain, on the bench during the winter l.’hicngii 1-11, St. Louis 3-8. season. ' BjijHfi«t f», New York 0. I'lUsimrLh o, Cincinnati 2. i it* ....... S-M i-’i'i.m/v nvq®lTfl.''tV(IA. I © Hi ^ X/*OU W ILL never find a greater op portunity to invest in Florida real es* tate , nor will you find a better place to live. Here Florida is at her best. You will in time have every modern convenience. Today’s Games * w * ’American League P!AJa/k IjJija I. Washington 0. Uleveuuwi I; Chicago 8, TfSt. Louiv 8, "Detnilt 2. Ouiy tliri.o scheduled. Southern Association Chattanooga in, Atlanta 2. Na.livillu C, Birmingham 1. Memphia 111, Little Rock 1. New OMfldnis, 0, Muhile 3. ** Iv-. • KF.'t DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., June 27.— As nil inaugural feature of tho Eulifux Summer Frolic? of July l to i, Sig Haughdahl, driv­ ing u Hudson-Essex special, in a match race with Dave Goutxtn, driving a Peugot, proposes to break all competitive unto race records on the .Seahreze-Duytona Beach speedway. Haughdahl, who Is now a perma­ nent resident of Daytona, made Un­ to date mmpprunched exhibition record of 180.27 miles nn hour on the beach in 1022. In Ids mulch race Wednesday he hopes to eclipse both exhibition and rnc-* record? of all driver? who ' have attulo- - (he speedway fjuiW-1 As tiio average huain i grow?, generul111 unit goat of As government ly dec re;ISI-K. capita cost in taxjjruws. it a sition mi n•Jivi', ' in suite of u larg4*T IKHOUI)t Clf taxaldo property, i llu|l private bustills i lnore ofRuient nnd goveni’iii-iit ^ Ilf is' 'effluisUt, with UuiitttlHMt the •-world. '( 'll j idpuh ioc * E W ILL be glad to show you this wonderful location and tell you our exceptionally easy way to own one of these lots. Yesterday’s - Results Auto Race Will Be Inaugural Feature Of H alifax Frolics & ^ , ►!< WHEN YOU BUY N. H. GARNER PAINT Owner and Developer lluy your paint from tho Largest Paint Store In Seminole County, and Save from 10 Per Cent to 15 Per Cent 110 PA R K AVENUE i Sanford Paint & Wallpaper Co. \ FirfJ Street k rimiditn* 1 ttt£a.ri MJt T— WE: 't K J Jill �JU N E fi.fr ' f HterSld Classified' ■* ■■. t * ' . - £ ® 0 K ^ | W The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results The Herald’s Market Place Call 148. V FOR ALL SE E K ER S OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PRO FIT Classified Directory ginford Dally Herald ANT AD. RATES LAWYER Advertising FOR SALE: Oort touring cnr. FOR SA LE: My 10 acre farm on Fine condition, new tires, paint, Cameron Avenue, close to Moore top, $150, Wataon, 2201 Oak Ave, Station, small cash payment, rea­ sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box FOR SALE—8 choice lots on San­ 05, Jacksonville, Fla. ford Ave. 10 on Pnlmetto. New room bungalow, bath, lights, two FOR SALE— D-p;ece (lining room G suit. Fumed onk. 4-plcce porches, garage. Any terms. Fred living room suit. $200 Edison S. Houston. Box GIH1, City. phonograph with 35 records, 310 FOR SALE: 71x100 ft., corner 4th Pomegranite Avenue or P. O. Box end Sanford Ave. Thrasher & Garner. FOR SALE—Three Kim Avenue lots. $25 cash. $25 per mo. Box Miscellaneous OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales tbtough the Xenia Gazette, 431, care Herald. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agriculture! W ILL EXCHANGE for Florida district. Want ad and display FOR SALE—3 cast front San real estate, Six room house sev­ rates on request. ford Avcnuo lots. Bargains. Eas; en miles from Philadelphia on main terms. Box 431, care Herald. line of Pennsylvania railroad. c o m Mr. u s to«.> t . r n o n n —ci««sTrains every 15 minutes, tnkea Ifled Hits have tho lergoet circu­ lation In Southwestern Georgia GIVEN AWAY—Restaurant ad­ only 17 minutes to bring you to B ate te f t .w o r d ) tin*. joining hotel, on First Street— the heart of Philadelphia T.nt 42 $1,000 cash. Clear profits $500 per by 100. All improvements, hot wa­ TO REACH Hie prosperous farm­ month. Must be seen to be believ­ ers and fern growers of Volusis ed. See Mr. Hnwkrigg, care Dean- ter, heat. Price $8,500 of which $4,500 may remain on mortgage. county advertise in tho DeLand Berg Corporation. What have you? Address S. D. B. Dally Nows, rate lc por word, cash 333 Meetinghouse Lane, Narbeth, with order. FOR SALE— Oldsmobllc 8. In Pa., Montgomery County. MAINE— Wmervllte, Morning Sen­ good condition. Easy terms. Clearwater— Apartment house tinel. Thousands of Mnine peo­ Party leaving town. See R. T. costing $32,000 under construction. ple arc Interested in Florida prop­ Hunt, Seminole Hotel. erty. Reach them through tin Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ BY CONDO tion. EVERT TRU E A LITTLE WANi a u in the Hernld will bring you big re­ no/ ^ i ^ , M iM te R T e u C 5 / H e 's I H I3T C C d o ru es sults. Advertise those old articles MOT IM THI% A F T e fL N O O l^ . j ■n o t in t o d a y you have stored nwny and have E>o V O U T O no use for. A litle thirty-cent an A A I T i may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to sec yor. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY LEWIS O’BRYAN. Office In NEW’S— it covers Broward County ftlrfhoae Seminole Bank Building Annex thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing sections on Phone 417-L 3. the Florida East Coast. Sample i _____— --------- 10* a line copy ur>d rate enrd upon request. TYPEW RITERS AND REPAIRS « ........——........... He a line rv —............ Sr a line LEARN ABOUT roTX County and ira — ------------- -------de a H at All makes of typewriters for Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* Eaca Typa double abovn sale on easy terms, for rent, also gram. Beit advertising medium in L, reduced rn tra a ra to r conrepairs. Office supplies. Room 9 South Florida Published mornings. [ircutlve Insertions. Ball Bldg. Star-Telegram. I-nkelund. FU. L word* of a v ern g e length firme; Csiitt irf Advance r r, counted a line, bimum ch a rg e lOo tor t i n t ijutrtlnn. h idvertlalng la restricted to [Leper classification, g sn e rr o r la made The Sentt Herald Wilt t>e responelbU L only, one Incorrect Insertion. L advertiser for euhsei|uent Urtlnns. The office should bn uticd Immediately In case of TO AilVRItllHKHit 1 Herald representative thorL o ir familiar with rate*, rules ( j classification, will give you foplete Information. And If It wish, they will assist you I wording your w an t ad. to Lye It more effective, PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. W’e do it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avc.-Commerclal SL r f IJIIMHITANT NOTICM Advertisers should give their beet or postnfflce address as bll ns their phone numher If Ly desire results. About one bader out of u thousand has a Lifphone. and the others enn’t Emmunlcnte with you unless E«j know yo u r address. I All d l s r o a t l a w a a c e MUST he aid e la p ers o n a t T h e S a a (artl H e ra ld office o r by lettar. T e l e p h o n e dlarwMInsaarra a r e not v alid . Courteous. Service Prompt. Eftlclenr. REAL ESTATE J. E. SPURRING, Bu-b-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando. Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK JAM ES H. COWAN—AU kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Wnter and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. MIRRORS RESILVERED Furniture bought and sold. Jackson Furniture Co., Phono Building Material Tm s BUSINESS DIRECTORY |i I n l s i r A tn f l a r e n l l k l a m a r park or t h e people of Sanford lie e rr v lre e an o f t e n needed, raaault th i s Hot w h e n a n f opertil aerv lee I . rrq u lrril. II U iriengril alphnltf llrully foe n r c on ven ien ce. For Space In This D I R E C T O R Y PIIONB 148 MICH[TEC! Ilassified Directory MATURE AND MOTOR RE WINDING. EWART ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Expert Electrical repairs. 103 W. Centra] Avo. Orlando, AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT IIAIIIir.lt HIIOI* 113 Magnolia Ave. fi First Class Barbers Special Attention (iiven To Ladies and Children First National Rank Snnford. ------------ Florida | Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST DRUGS L’orn*. Iliinlons. In grow ­ ing Nulls. Heavy C all­ ouses or t'ri-d aching feet. | im . c . i« c i .i i .R n Yowr.ll Drew Bldg. Phono. Klevator P LY’S DRUG STORE Rriptions, DrugsL Sodas, ire as near you us your phone, ELECTRICAL BANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & Platt ' Magmdia. Everything elccjfical. Tbone 422. Electragith W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin, IGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. First and Elm, renford Avenue and 10th Street. j*Pvrt service. H. A. SPEER Contractor and Builder FLO RIST •Wa r t ,99-M — Phone — 493-M t h e f l o r is t ” Flowers for nil occasions. U4 Myrtle. Phons 2C0-W Rin g in g 1 t-W v e. 2108 PALMETTO AVE. _ — . p(Sl2.SO N \, com e to be an Am erican institu­ tion— they vitally concern every m em ber o f the family. Many men and w om en have b ecom e habitual readers o f class­ FOR RENT—Garage apartment unfurnished. Will be vacant July 1st. 112 West Fourtli St. ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. FOR RENT— Eight room house, nished or unfurnished, call phone 144 J. Pick Up Today’s Herald read through IHe classified adver tisements and learn for yoursel why classified advertising is $< _ Wanted WANTED TO RENT: Furnish­ ed house, largo and dose in — Year around. Mrs. M. c.o. Her aid. COUNTY—till WANTED: Position with Estate Company as sal Ten years experience. / B. D. c.o. Herald. ADVERTISING pubt re«ulU if It reacnes potential Olivers. Palatka Daily Nows Is circulated in an indust lal and ngriuutturul secMen. Rooms for Rent ______ C L U fiS , A llS T U R . Automobiles USED CARS HUM IS -1 Itu .t U l 'i J •DO YOU WANT to buy or still anything7" If so advertise la tho “Gainnsvilla Run.” I ' o r i l f'l t t i p e — U , I'u r il T iiu rln tr C nr. I'.ir .l T o a r l t m l!'ir. I m l l l u i t n l i u it I itr. I IMP l-'iinl llu« ID'JI *-'••»<( l,n'».-l llrllvi-fr. ri:in is to su m : e im i'U ........ I. \V. Phillips’ Sons ... D BVKLO PSJKS ATTEN TIO N — r * u i.irola la hcglnnln* inn j r e a t - a t fla velopmnnt In Olnrlil.i’n hlnl.-ry; a half million iloll.tr highway to lh* (f)tlf lieach )en< CnlahnU: a Iwn mllll.in iloil.-ir hrlairo acrim* hit H.ty sta rte d : uuarirr million a-.llar op rra house untler eonslruol U i ; two rpllllons help* *pi>nt on highway; Kri>iii*nt chance for live It !u|i*ra io get In on ground flom. Wrlie imvol-ipmnnt Depart­ ment The Pensacola Jf»ws. MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people am interested in Florida. Each c»f them through a classified ad in the Morgantown E’OST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln House. FOR SALK—.Space on the page for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? Tribune or hand t to your licni dealer so you esn read Florida’s greatest nowsT'S"**, One year $8.(10, fl months 74.OC, three months $2.00. If you desire $t,0nn insur­ ance policy add 7G cents to your AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum im portant. WANTED: Young man of good ap­ pearance to do house to house soliciting. Liberal commission. Apply Circulation manager. W E ST ” 1R<; INI A—Clarksburg. The Clark ehurg Exponent, morning including Senility, morning l»*a» « cent per c a - d . minimum Ito. BEACtl advertisements have FOR RENT: Brick store on Son ford Ave. $50 v per month Thrasher & Garner. DODGE SERVI CE Office— Valdez Hotel IIIdR. Park Ave. MM'TIM.A.M l> P A I N T Beautiful Apartment Site The prices are right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion of Forrest Lake Hotel. 100 feet on Park Ave, 1U feet on 11th St Term s, rhe P r'n t Thul Huves Tou Money. M..nufurt nr. il b| ■ h v rao n -l.ln ilslry Ho|<| hy I'a la t O s. I.USSISMI P A IN T POWPAXT l i t Slegnulia Ave. I'll ..or a t 0 ICverythinK For the Sportsman At / Ball Hardware Phone 8 Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. G. TAYLOR DYER w. U. SMITH, MGR P r in tin g — D ecorating P H O N E 303 u h a i. in T .vri: —ix v iisT.ilE.irra Lobby Pulcston-Urumlny Hldg. Hauroril Florida BLISTERED FEET Itch between tho toes, aching, sore feet are eased and cooled at onco by UCARBO. It destroys all foot infection! quickly, kills the germs and prevent! recurrence of the trouble. LICARIIO makes you feet like walk­ ing a million miles; It brings such com­ fort and relief. You’ll never recret asking your druggist for LICARBO. Tn the defendants. 4. K. Ilentb (ie.irga I. Mlrhnet, Annie 1. Mk-ha Auguxt l.lngg. M. n. Hcnn. and J innda llenti. and II. A. McKcnni end <-iu'U and every one of them living, and if dead. all parti By GEORGE McMANUS up fa th er I COUUD E .A T a p T h DO«~vT 'Y o u Dr\u»e FOPt, A.iS'ij.TMINC, ' f o H A T 'J O ’. T J C im U*d IN or:‘ (b i R T - I T ’t ) "T O O PiAvO T H A T "T O O v 2 E « e O U T A tH F O E. R ic a n DESERT M E -b E L F m j1 Classified FOR RENT: 3 room furnished partment 815 Park Avenue. A c Aier. a r c h it e c t BELL CAKE isford's best in Service and Qua! *y. First Street and Park Ave­ ne. FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SU PP L IE S ------ lains, IJuvnrian anti Japanese TAMPA HORNTT j TRIBUNE— Send In your subscription tr the China make lovely Rifts Elton J. Moughton FOR RENT—Furnished npnrtmvnt or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and cold wnter, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave. SAG.C5. OUT 1't.C* ©OCIVCSR. IT INI ADVERTISE ’n rr.«-~4our:i*l-Her­ nld. South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly nnd Sunday Classified rates ,’ Dc per line. Wayrruss JournstChlrmwnre in English Porce­ Hernld, Waycrct*. Georgia. AUTOS FOR HI RE CAFB NO, T H A N K S scene of stupendous development Rend about it in the Palm Bi »ch Post. Bamp.e copy sent on re­ quest. The Ball Hardware iGf F. AUTO SERVICE Day tr night. Meets all trains. Raw*e transfer. Phone 551 and 63-W TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tnmpa Daily Times, the great borne dally. PALfti ■DRESSING — Multigraphlng, ■folding and mailing—as you Ivant it- whi'n you want it. fbone 673. H. E. Porch, First .Vattoral Brink Bldg. APARTMENT FOR RENT— A* tractive and convenient. Call at Hcrnld office for further In formation. FOR RENT—Rooms for housekeeping. Furnished I W. 5th Street. ILL LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. I DAVID B. HYEB FOR RENT—Ground Floor F.lki Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire upstairs. C. T. Smith. FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new apartments, phones includ­ ed. By week month or year, well located near ocean. Write or phone It. L. Seiden, Selden Bldg, Daytona Beach, Fla. FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando morning Scntinnl; largest classi­ MIRACLE Concrete Lo., general fied business, rate lc a word, min­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boie*. J. ft. imum 24c cash with order. Terwiilegsr, Prop. Lumber anil Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. laurel St. Phone BOG FOR SALE—Established poultry and rgg business. Plant Is locat­ ed in Belle Air Development Cor­ poration on 2 acres of ground. Will sell stock or will rent the place to good people and retire from the business. Want to quit on account of age. Address Clark Ketch, 220 14 St. North. St. Petersburg, Fla. #*»► *i+■, y IJ1"*4. ■ IB FcA Tung S ch v ics I nc ME”b N O T H o re tcti-Y f t U T I '• iriO 'w H E L t>Orv\ETH\MG W H A T K .t r s O O F 'N O U L D T O O L IK E curtain Umls altuato la the County of Hemlnalu. State of Florida, deacr lin'd ua: Tha north half of tha north half nf th< northeast quarter of the Boulheaat quarter of the liortbweet iiua-lvr nf Section J*. Township 20 South, Hang* 2S Ka.vt. The n-irlh half o f * t h e Northwest quurter of the auutho u t quartur ut tho northwest quarter nf Section I*. Towneli11■ i'l South. Itange 29 C u t , umi the southweat <iuurter of the n "rthweit quarter of Sec­ tion 24. Township 24 South. It m g r 29 Rant. It 1* hereby ordered th u you and eitelt of you do appear on the 3rd day of August. 1925 to the hill of cum plaint filed herein. It I* further ordered that thla o r ­ der »f publication he publlahed In The Sanford Herald, a ttewepaper puldlsheil In Sanford. Semlu.de County. Florida, once a week fur eight cnnverullve weeks t v u n»n* niv hand nnd seal of the said Circuit Court a t Sanford. F lo r ­ ida. thin :>th dav nf June. A. tX 1921. v. b . D o u n u L s a . Clerk of the Circuit Court. SemI It*.tile ‘ County, ft F I .<1Ido. Hi A, J! WKHKS. D. I t!It! ALL i v-. y, -Warlnw and Car dlciiurs for Couiplalnan � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 29, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 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/e4951ab2c9edc16167b6a03a0e84a0da.pdf 3b5ef34cfe4f4a2ebe22a9ca097a50c3 PDF Text Text JrV ’ YOUR NEWSPAPER published In Fltirida’a Heart, The World*^ Greatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land VO LU M N X V . SHEPHERD SET FREEBY JURY IN GERM'TRIAL After Deliberating Al­ most 6 Hours, Jury Finds Man Innocent OfSlaying His Ward B a i l Allowed On 2nd Murder Charge DefendantlsWreathed In Smiles as Verdict Is Read by Foreman ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Two Tennessee Men Disappear And Are Believed Murdered CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., June 27.—Officers who have been pushing the search for Dr. \V. D. Mason, veterinary surgeon, snd Lawrence Wowman, aide of iederal prohibition officers and alleged feudist, who disappear­ ed on Signal Mountain Thurs­ day night returned to the city this morning without trace of the missing men. The finding of I)r. Mason's abandoned au­ tomobile blond spnttered nnd the hats of two men near the scene was taken ns an evidence thnt u fight occured and led to the be­ lief thnt Mason ami Uowmnn had been killed and their bodies taken into forest nnd hidden. Sheriff Tom Seltnan this morning expressed opinion thnt the nu*n had been lured to the mountain hv n fnkn telephone ceil and waylaid on the road and put to death. Howmnn is the leader of a fac­ tion which has been at war with jvhat is know as tho Godsey Clan since the killing of his brother Lee Howman by Sam Godsey several months ago. The Jcud is said to have originated liecauso o f difficulties between BRIBE CHARGES MADE AGAINST ■ ■ h Savannah Man Declares He Iroaned Hnrlnin and Flet­ cher $10,500 In Order To * Obtain Easy Prison Jobs 11 Three-Year-Olds Are In LatoniaRaces I.ATONIA, K y„ June? 27— The stage wus set for making turf history today when {11 of tho most capable threc-yvar-olds obtainable were named qs con­ testants in tho 43rd rvniAval of the $25,000 added I-atoni* der­ by. Flying Ebony, Kentucky derby winner is to lssar the brunt o f Eastern invasion a* be resumes the intercutional as­ pect scheduled to bo run at 4:40 o'clock this afternoon. District Engineer llOCALTR NEW YORK CITY Federal Recommends Bonding Area READY FOR HOT For River T o Coast C a n a l CAMPAIGN SI MAYOR’S RACE In a communication received re­ Indian river may not be entirely Fight BetWccn Friends of A1 Smith nnd Mayor Hylnn For Dcmoc/nlfc Nomination Is Seen By Political Experts Hylan May Not Get THIRD PARTY LED Tammany Nomination Affndavit Relating To Con BY ‘FIGHTING BOB’ Mayor Invites City Officials That Are Not For Him to trihutions to Widows' Fund Made For Special Favors IS THING OF PAST Resign From Their Offices Christmas Present Of $5,000 Refused cently by tho Chamber of Com­ correct, but you may safely con­ clude that no federal money can merce from Gilbert A. Youngling, be made available for any work in United States district engineer of that loculity short of three years At Meeting on Fri< Jacksonville, it was learned that at the very least. When the Unit­ Board of Governors it will be three yours at least ed States gets ready to spend some before uny federnl .funds will be money on the canal connection it Votes In Favor 0 available for helping this section will be contingent to a very large Professional H e 1 of the state In the construction of measure upon local co-operation. “ If you |M*oplo are really serious a canal Iron the St. Johns river near Sanford to A point on the oust in this matter, nnd I have no rea­ son to believe that you are other­ coast. ' Mr. Younglierg spoke strongly wise, you will do well to continue for the recommendations made at your efforts of organization so several waterways meetings of the that you will be in a position to • - . _ , 1 past to form a bonding district extend locul co-operation or, if COmpoMd of the counties affected necessary, execute the diltliv work American City bureau; by the project so that funds may yourselves. Is Selected T o Do> “ Other communities all over the be raised through the sale of bonds to carry this Important improve­ state are adopting this policy on Work In This City ment to completion with practi­ the principal that the bent-IUs tu be derived ure so certain and so cally no flnnnclnl aid from the With an objective of 2,000 large us to make it hardly pos­ federal government. The letter to Secretary R. \V. sible for them to wait on the fed­ new membership!* which will Prarmun Jr., of the trade body eral government. In other words, put appro*, imately $60,000 ii the-io communities believe that the the treasury of the Sanford follows: “ Your conclusion that nothing returns are such as to justify them can be expected from Uncle Sun. in investing their own funds witn- Chamber o f Commerce, tho in respect to n cunnl connection Ik- I out waiting for action by the gov- Board of Governors o f that b o d y d e cid e d nt n meeting aft­ twoen the St. Johns river nnd the ernnieiit." Membership Goal Is Placed at 2,0001 NEW YORK, Juno 27.— Father ATLANTA. June 27.— A Chrirt political temperamas present of $5,000, a "legiti­ Many O e a d ^ r e U jU m , | traditionul mate loan" of $10,500, and solici­ To Democratic I arty r]st, which marks his mayoralty ,i Vi * *,>r !••«. - ............ — — •<« tation o f contributions fdr a "wid­ Ascrption As Rail H eads met*. Wise or otherwise diagniow uml orphans fund" were told CHICAGO, June 27.— Wil­ Announce ThelrWithdrawal eiaiis predicted that the old gentle­ o f in federnl court here Friduy man, long before primary day rolls liam Darling Shepherd, attor­ in the trial of L. J. Fletcher and WASHINGTON, June 27.—The around in September, will have fe­ ney, was acquitted of the Thomas P. Hayden. ver. Heretofore these fevors have churge of murder of William Fletcher, former deputy warden, third party movement us it was been due to republicans nnd fuled in the campaign last fall by and Hayden, former chaplain ot' Nelson McClintock, million­ rionists who attempted to twist Jio the late Senator laiFollette and by tiie Atlanta federal prison, are aire orphan, here last night tail o f the Tammany Tiger. This Senator Hurton K. Wheeler of charged with conspiring to accept by a jury in the criminal rival g a n g s o f moonshiners, the bribes front wealthy prisoners tor Montana has been scrapped. Some time, if that feat is to bo accom­ er the luncheon of the trade Bowmans having been accused new movement may take its' place. plished, it miry be by one of the special privileges. court. of "turning up" the Godsey body Friday, by a unanimous samepolitical faith— Mayor John The machinery may be utilised by Willio Raur, inmate of the pris­ Shepherd was accused of stills. F. Hylan. vote, to have the American on after conviction at Savannah, the forces of discontent in the administering typhoid germs Ilylan Eager to Run City Bureau handle ltd member­ MV, violation v..~.n~.., ....... northwest, but the party ns it on liquor charges, testiMayor Ilylan, who Itns held o f­ to the youth, his foster-sun, in n ship campaign which will probab­ fir d that he and Mannie Kessler, I was organized last fall, and’ ns its fice for the last four years, has plot to m use his death and thereby ly begin on July (1. wealthy convict from New York, new organization was plumt'd nt desires to serve another term. gun control of the estate. This announcement was mad-v bad offered to give the then war­ the Chicago meeting last winter, Whether he will be selected by the The jury deliberated five hours is n thing of the pust. this morning by R. W. I’eannan, den, Albert K. Sartuin, and Fletch­ Democratic purty is u question the and forty minutes. er, his deputy, u Christmas present Jr., secretary o f thu local chamber, This i* the general verdict o f Members would not divulge tin* of $5,000 in December, 1024. The men who participated in the move­ Tammany chieftains have not de­ who stated that W. 8. Edmunds cided but if lie does get the reg­ number o f ballots taken, nor the offer was declined, Hoar declared. ment, despite tlie fact that William who will handle the work for the School Hoard Delays Action Englishman Elected ns Bead methods by which they reached pSartain, convicted with Ids 1L Johnston, national chairman of ular nomination lie is expected to American City Company in this run independently. On Scopes' Application For of International Chamber final agreement. They said that friend, Riehl, of conspiracy to ac­ the conference for progressive pol­ city, will be here on next Tuesuay George W. Olvany, who succeed­ they bad taken a collective oath Re-Election To High School to nrrange for tho campaign and of Commerce As Convention cept bribes while he was warden itical action, says he will act upon not to reveal the record of the Premier Announces He May of the Atlanta prison, is slated to tlie authority given him by the ed the lute Charles F. Murphy as Faculty of Dayton, Tenn. set a definite date for its begin- | Comes to A Grand Close balloting. ning. Mr. Edmund* is now in i testify for the defense. He uud Chicago convention of last spring. chieftain of Tuinmany Hall, has Ask Paris For More Data maintained the silence character­ A h a result of the verdict Shep­ Riehl are now at liberty on bond, Thnt gathering instructed Mr. West Palm Reach where, it w n i' DAYTON. Tenn., June 27.— Pub­ BRUSSELS, Juno 27.—The third Before Germany’s Stand Is herd walked from the Cook county awaiting the outcome o f their ap­ Johnson to call n convention at istic o f pust leaders o f the W ig­ biennial congress of the Interna­ lication of Gov. Pony's expressed learned, ho is closing a contract wam. Precedent in the Democrat­ Given Out In The Matter plication for a new trial. jail u free man after having been with tho Chamber o f Commerce some future time. ic Party calls for another cundl- tional Chamber o f Commerce belief that tin* Scopes case should of thnt city for n similar cam­ in custody since March Cl last. ’Testifying as to the alleged $10,­ closed Friduy with the adoption of I k * tried within nn hour, and a But the movement itself has dis­ late and u largo section of the BERLIN. June 27— Preliminary 500 transaction, Willie Huar said He still faces another murder resolutions which in the opinion of statement issued on behalf of the paign. charge, but Judge Thomas .1. I.ynch consideration of the reply o f Aris­ this sum wus a "legitimate loan" integrated, first by thu disappoint­ metropolitan press lias tnken up lending delegates, took uwny the prosecuting attorneys, which justi­ Tho local chnniber recently te- • ing election results, nnd later at the cry. Governor Al Smith, a son agreed to permit hint to &ign his tide Hriumi, the French foreign he had mude to Snrtain and atmosphere of hopelessness us to fied tin* school board in nut tak­ JectcU the proposition of awarding the Chicago meeting by tho refusal of Tnmniuny nnd n leader o f state minister, to Germany’s security Fletcher. Graham Baugh, another own bond. membership campaign contract : of Senator LaFollette to approve democracy, lias been bombarded thu economic situation witli which ing action on the defendant’s ap­ At the same time that the cor­ pact proposal has progressed suf­ of the seven prisoners o f the “ Sa­ of the tdd form o f organization. with advice t<> throw his political tho congress opened. plication for re-election, were de­ to un outside company hut at the oner’s jury recommended lie be ficiently to warrant Chancellor vannah crowd," told the court that The position of the Wisconsin lead­ might toward the elimination of The plain truths told tlie del­ velopments hen* today in the pre­ meeting of the Board o f Govern­ held for the murder o f Hilly Mc­ Luther calling a conference o f the tho sum represented!! $1,500 each er was that a party movement, the mayor ns a regular party can­ egates by John W. O'Leury, chair­ liminaries to the Tennessee evolu­ ors Friday, this decision wns res­ Clintock, it directed that he be premiers of tho Federated States from tho prisoners convicted at based on groups, had pruved a didate. cinded and Sanford will now have man o f the chamber of commerce tion trial. held for the murder also of Mrs. for today. After this conference Savannah, and that they were to failure. Neither did the senator a campaign similar to those whicli The governor’s statement was of the United States, followed by Smith and Hylnn Not I’nls Kinmu Nelson McClintock, Hilly’s tlie government 'will outline its be given "easy assignments" for desire to see u political movement a categorical declaration by the contained in » letter tu Walter have bu«n so successful In other Tho Governcr uml the Mayor program for further action. thu money. mother, 17 years ago. cities during recent continued which had "class” organ­ are not political friends of the Da- French delegation that it favored White, superintendent o f the Rhea Florida iO J Reference to the "widows and ization behind it. It is believed in competent quar­ It is that charge which still mun und Fythias order but the Int- the funding o f war debts, clcured county schools, amt Presecutor of months, it is pointtd out. orphans fund’’ was contained in Tho American City Bun*uu, Mr. hangs over his head, although ters that the further action will ter is keeping his thoughts to him­ the ulr nnd removed the uneasi- John T. Scopes, who Is charged Rail Men Through with tenching uvolutlunjbi viola­ rearman said, specialises in hand­ tonight it was not believed by embrace chiefly a formal query an affidavit introduced as evidence neiyi |Jj41uced by earlier fopdiodself. At the Chicago convenUo.v' thu Shepherd’s attorneys that ho. ever to the Paris government request­ by District Attorney Clint W. th*< powtble foilm n ? tion of st.i nr law. The K th ^ w k ch ling tho campaign* o f dv Meantime William Kandolp.r railroad men definitely announced declared Tennessee needed neither izations in merhbershtp and fend would bo brought to trial on It. ing elucidation o f the arbitration Hager. The ’affidavit, purporting the Dawes reperution plan. Henrst and his papers, firm sup­ they were through with the third rninmisserntioii nor syniputhy, im getting enterprises, a few of which g Shepherd's face was wreathed In treaties nnd of the character pre­ to have been signed by the de­ porters o f Mayor Hylan, is expect­ Tho lust day's work of the con­ party as it was then organised. stead thut the trial should be com­ are community chest funds, Y.M.C. J smiles as he heard tho verdict read rogatives whUh it Is proposed shall fendant Hayden, December 18, ed to support him whether he is gress included the election of Dr. The Socialists pleaded for its con­ A. campaigns, hospital nnd Mason- >! by the court clerk and leaped for­ be imposed on the so-cnlled guaran­ 1024, set forth thnt a "widows nnu selected as organization candidate Walter Leaf, chairman of the pleted in short order. “ It is about us simple a propo­ Ic campaigns for runds, und any- ]§ ward to thunk the jurors who had tor. us both problems, in the opin­ orphans fund" existed at the pen­ tinuation in vain, and the author­ or runs independently. Westminster Bank of Imndon, as ion o f official quarters here, nri itentiary. Munnie Kessler, Morris ity granted Mr. Johnston to call u admitted him. The possibility of tlie mayor president o f tlie International sition as could be stated," the gov­ thing that requires tho organiza­ His wife, Mrs. Julie Shepherd, too vaguely defined in the trench Sweetwood, and George Remus, convention was for the purpose of running independently is agitating Chamber o f Commerce to succeed ernor’;! letter said, “ und the greut tion o f n community to secure « wealthy prisoners, were asked to giving Senator LaFollette time to hurrah about it is unnecessary and common objective. was not in the court room, having reply. the Tammany Braves. Managers contribute to this fund in return develop his future plans which had of the Wigwam are practical pol­ Willis II. Bootli Jr., of New York, unfortunate.” Tho campaign, it was learned, It is admitted that the cabinet buttle over the six weeks period vice-president of the Guaranty in mind the organization of a new will lust from three to five weeks, found the arduous task of n daily discussions have been rather nega for which contributions they were iticians witli un eye tu the pat­ The governor declared h« knew Trust Company. movement, predicated on precinct ucconling to length of time re­ of the trial too great a stiuin for tive. The ministers have seemed to receive apeclnl privileges. ronage nt stake. In tho general opinion tho res­ nothing about the enso which could quired to secure tho objective of According to the aftiduvit, Kess­ organization to be developed with­ to ngree that M. Hriand’s reply Mayor Forcing Support her. conceivably I k * useful to cithur W Si olutions adopted sustain tlie po­ in the states, nnd which would at­ She waited with friends at n leaves the entire question of the ler paid $5,000 to the "fund” for tempt to appeal to all the voters, This week the mayor sprung u sition o f the American apeukero, side, but expressed the belief that the local trade body. himself and Sweetwood. Kessler In speaking scJ ■ ■ ■ ■ of the American I downtown hotel for the verdict. formulation of security pact in a rather than to "groups" and coup by calling in departmental Mr.O' lamry and Seymour Park­ the statute was entirely constitu­ City Cumpuny, Mr. Penrniun as- 1B>q j» i At Shepherd’s side, when the state of "insecurity," inasmuch as inter was assigned to the chap­ “ blocks.” Iliads nnd inviting those who were er Gilbert, Jr., agent-general for tional. serted that “ it has been and con verdict was read, were his brother, it projects a multitude o f compli­ lain’s detail ami Sweetwood wus not for him to remove their feet “ We have the right," he said, tinuea to he one of the grentes t l M a C9 ' Senator LaFollette had planned from under the Ilylan patronage reparation payments, tb.it funding J. Henry Shepherd o f Little Rock, cated problems into r the discus­ sent to the library, the sworn statement declared. " to go out to Wisconsin first to set table. This aroused the ire of of the debts will go far to re­ “ to say through our law making agencies in the United States for -• c Ark., and his former law partner, sions. After tho arrival of Remus, the bis house in order there, before Comptroller Charles R. Craig, n store confidence, and consequently body that the fnith und religion tho building o f civic organization! -V/r. L 1 Robert Stoll, who has been with “The arbitration Court should aftiduvit further asserted, Mrs. Re­ taking up the question of sulvug- Tammany man, but a bitter foe of restore European credit, and that o f our children shall not be de­ to a |H>sition of importance in z i j j ’f Hhepherd constantly in court. Du- really be called in to interpret tho mus paid $2,000 to the fund. The ing something out o f the abortive the City Executive who countered the Dawes plan is holding good, stroyed by teachers who poison community and business life. spite stern warnings of bailiffs French note,” the spokesman for affidavit said that Hayden re­ “ Tho service o f the company U I S £ third purty movement. The fact with u letter to tho city nttorney witli good prospcctH ahead of it. their minds with stuff that no sci­ against u demonstration, the crowd the German government observed ceived only $750 of the $7,000 .-.aid that he received nearly 5,000,000 nnd Govemer asking the layer's Resolutions adopted at the filial ence has established, and which based on the needs of the organ- * b of curious rent the air with cheers. today. The spokesman added that to have been paid by the prisoners votes in the last election had con­ removal from office on the ground sitting were for the creation o f a belong* to no reputable toxtbook. ization for which it is conducting Jurors Thank Court. the Ge rmun government thus far “ Our state has taken a great a campaign. Men trained in cam­ and the wife of Remus. vinced thu senator that his fignt thnt lie had violated tlie |K-nul cotit special committee to study meth­ Above the bedlam o f cheers and had been unable to discover a tang­ hud evoked a vigorous protust sen­ providing uguinst “ corrupt use of ods for developing motor highway end forward position which de­ paign proceedure* conduct the wotk the booming o f flashlights of news ible point at which to be in discus­ transport, for tlie organization of serves nnd will certainly receive of the American City Burtau and which might be used in fu­ position or authority.” photographers, the foreman of the sion. Florida May Soon Be timent an qir transport committee to cal in due time tlie admiration and the service insures careful and ture buttles. jury, William Burnett, finally Official circles are nlso con­ Competitor of C u b a Christiun painstaking preparations before Inbo rate witli other international appreciation of tlie However, ill health prevented made hi nisei f heard. vinced since Wednesday’s debate Florida Grower Sold world." entering into any campaign. Their bodies, and for the appointment of He read a note o f thanks the in the House of Commons in Ism- In Sugar Production tlie first part of tlie plan, nnd his Governor Puny concluded by ex­ effective and result-getting meth­ death closed the film! chapter of To Group of Tampans a committee to study the possibil­ jurors had written to Judge Lynch don that u wide gap exists between ity o f Improvement in intornuliun- pressing profound contempt “ for ods aru based on 12 ycurs exper­ the third party movement o f 1025. expressing appreciation for his the British and French ideas of ft 3 _ al telephone facilities. TAMPA, June 27.—Sugar cane those who are throwing alura ut ience. .» x c m Tlie LaFollette progressive move­ consideration and courtesy and the what form the pact ought to take, TAMPA. Flat, Juno 27.— The f‘ A carefully planned program I f c £ -W The congress approved a conven­ Tennessee for having this law. In oroduction in Florida on n seal* ment has gone the wuy of the Bull Florida Grower, a farm weekly, orderly manner in which the trial and that the speech o f Austen * tion on immunity of public ships, my judgement the state had better of ciiucation also installs a lryrgo enough to permit compe­ Moose, and again the country is had been conducted. Chamberlain, the llritish foreign tition with the Cuban industry will published here by tlie Florida cit­ the opinion being set down that dispense with its schools than with spirit o f enterprise which alway«; 1 d l l committed to the two party sys­ rus Exchange, Iium been sold to The Judge returned the jurors secretary, was greatly at vurinnee clean bills of lading should not its Bible, and we are keeping both," proceeds a solicitation o f mem-^ T a j. he an established fact within n tem. expressions o f good will, thanked with M. Hrinnd’s note. a group o f Tampa men headed by be given uguinst a guarantee when I he said. burs. Unselfish service is encour* short time. The Tampa Times to­ them and released them until this Chax. G, Mullen and Jerome A. it will umuunt to u false document, j aged, emphasis is placctl on the ----------------------- ------- day i. quoting Govemer John Mar morning when they can get the pay Waterman. Marvin Walker will value o f u stuble paying member Julius 11. Barnes o f New York tin us saying in u statement is­ Sanford Si^ns Placed due them for their long service. be editor, Russell Kuy general was elected one o f the vice-pres­ ship and new and additional loudsued in New York that Govemer Meanwhile, Shepherd and his manager, and John Mullen busi­ idents of tlie international cham­ On Cheney Highway ershlp is always enlisted.” ' | p i> ,.l Martin said he based his statement attorneys, William Scott Stewart ness manager. Tho fcos of tho American CitV J ' s j W ber. on information given him by that and W. \Vf. O’ Brien, were waiflng Bureau, it \vn.< pointed out, m e The Amotican delegates will Notice has been received nt tho syndicate formed for the develop­ at the end o f the jury box for a based on costs according to thu offices of the (’ handier of Com­ Many Armenians Lose leave Brussels today for a visit ment o f a sugar cane field,. triumphal procession of Imndahakduties of the mun assigned a-id the to the port o f Antwerp. At truet of land has been pur­ merce in this city that signs des­ ing and thanking down its length. length o f tho period of Service, chased south of Iaike Okeechobee ignating the route to Sanford imve Lives In Cloud Burst KANSAS CITY, June 27— F in Every juror returned smile for ATHENS, June 27. — General (No extras are paid for transporbeen placed on the Cheney High­ for $8,000,000, which will be used Chinese Situation Is Punulos, Greece’s new premier, Motion and living expenses, j ,VS smile ami handclasp for hand­ men uml laborers searched the ERIVAN, Armenia, June 27.— charred and twisted wreckage of for ruining sugar cane. “ We have way which extends from Orlando clasp. nnd the members of u hastily The results o f campaigns carto the east coast o f tile state ncur 4,000,000 acres o f land in Florida Many lives were lost, property was Better As Strike Ends' the Gillis theater building Friday Jurors Heard Arguing formed ministry, took the oath ried un nnd successfully com plet-’ cnpnhlo of producing sugar cane," Titusville. damaged to the extent o f millions During the long deliberation, und uncovered the body o f one vic­ Govemer Martin Is quoted as say­ M. M. Smith, president of the of ruides, and n panic cuused SHANGHAI, June 27.— With the' o f office Friduy before Admiral i »d by this company, speak fo r, the voice o f at least one juror was tim o f the explosion and subse­ • Florida Automoldlu Association at among thu populuce of Krivnn by n explosion of the shipping striki, Couiidouriotls. provisional prosl- I themselves, declares Mr. P earn ian .^ Jj j [ v I tha ing. heard in harsh argument above quent fire that demolished public. Thus, less r*_ j ____, __ _ _ The Lakeland Chamber o f CoatOrlando, in writing to Secretary terrific cloudburst which descend­ tho situation was improved here dent o f tho republic. building late Thursday night. Tho the others. than 48 hours ufter tho outbreak merce, for instance, had as anj ed from Mount Ararat yesterday. A numbor of times the name body located under toii3 of smoul­ Railroad Economy Is R. W. 1’carman Jr., o f the Sanford Several rivers in the neighborhood today. Eighty per cent of the o f the short lived, bloodless rev- objective the raising of $100,000] trade body, asserted that although stores closed during recent dit dering rubbish nnd debris, wus so “Judge Olson" was heard. olution which brought the depost- through its membership campaLpiM By Mexicans there hud been some delay in tin* overflowed, inundating the country turbancos have reopened. It was Judge Harry Olson, chief badly burned anti mutilated that Urged tion o f Premier Michalakopoulos. The sum raised was $100,550. 1 and leaving thousands homeless. placing o f these signs several justico of the municipal court, identification tonight was imposa new government, headed by one | In Daytona, the objective weeks ago us was originally MEXICO CITY, June 27.— A f­ who forced investigation o f the Starke—Contracts awarded for Noted Expert to Study 'finding of the hotly brought to ter months o f negotiations with planned, they art* now In position death o f Billy McClintock and the paving stute road between High­ und residents of tills city will see Celery Leaf Tyer Here subsequent indictment of Shep­ two the total number o f the vic­ the various railwnymen’s brother­ land and Muxvillc. them along this new highway. tims o f the blast. John Hogan, hoods over wage scales and work­ herd. Tho prosecutors virtually wore fireman, died in a hospital from ing conditions, the department of GAINESVILLE. June 27.—Tim o f foreign affairs ad interim Ad-1 It* Jacksonville the member injuries sustained when a tiro communications has fixed the an­ (Continued From Huge One) State Blunt Board bus obtained tho miral Dadjikiriukos, who held the was raised from 900 to 3,200, ' truck overturned while enroute to nual budget of the national linus services of the eminent entomolo­ murine post in the cabinet of M. company raised $15,000 more tl ut 78,000,000 pesos and formulated scene. gist, Rr. Edward Ball, to carry on I’a|>anu»tasioii, in 1924, und who,[the objective for the erection ut Nine Bodies of Ship’s theWith the finding of the body to­ plans to slash expenses, cut sal­ mi intensive study of th<* cd e iy when the revolution broke out yes-1 a_ new Masonic home _ in Miami.} Fire Chief Alex Henderson j aries and reduce personnel to Crew AreBeingSought day leaf tyer In the Sanford celery terduy, issued an ultimutum, show- New Smyrna has already c<mtn expressed the belief that not more bring the lines’ operating cost ll ' A .L I1 ... I with Ills ftk A 5American Ml tCity ' ■¥!• etion und in other celery * rt>w-| tIng If his adhesion to I, it. S___ from aboard 1ed tho than one or two additional vic­ down to that figure. The 1024 NEW YORK. Juno 27.— Mrs. perhaps her daughter hud told him ing ai'eiin uf the stute, it wus an­ the wurship Averof. rcau to secure 2.000 new me QUEBEC, June 27— Efforts are tims would be found In the debru.. budget wns approximately 105,­ Margaret Finkham, mother of Mrs. that in order to "get even with the nounced today by Dr. Wilmon The other members o f tho cab­ ships in that city. being made today to recover the Only three men have been unac- 000,000 pesos. " Symington family because they Newell. In a period o f 36 hours, $221, inet ure as follows: bodies of nine men comprising the - . Ida May Symington, defendant' in A reduction in freight rates is had tortured her so." was raised for a Miami comm Minister of education, M. Hadwhole crew o f the tugboat Ocean c0*i"..... Numerous investigations failed scheduled as soon qs the lines be-1 the divorce suit brought by Thomi.Mrs. Pinkhuni said that in May, jikiriukakos (deputy from Saloni- chest fund, while the objective King, which went down in the at- to reveal the exact cause o f the gin to show a profit. [us II. Symington, wealthy sportr 1924, she was ut her home in .Mu- Finance Measure Of set nt $2072148. The same kl). luiwrenco river here Friday when explosion. It was generally L«Included in the current reorgan­ man, gave a sensational turn to|plewood, N. J., when Symington minister of or economy and nnu ad au in - 1 qualified success, it U stated, , Caillaux Is Passed Minister rammed by the Cunadian liner. Heved that the tragedy ( resulted ization is the cancellation o f moro the trial in Supreme Court Friday j asked her over long distance teltcrim minister of justice, M. Bout- been met with by the campaign Marloch. The Marioch’s stec, , ... .front escaping gus in the oasement than 8,000 annual pusses and u when she testified that in 1924 ephone to meet him in Boston. ' in their wo*k over the entire co prow virtually cut the tugboatlied in Iof tho restaurant located In the presidential order against the giv Symington told her his wife had |She did^ and he told her of his PARIS, June 27.—The senate .ulD. Minister of agriculture, M. try. __ two and like un egg shell, it rolled t- huilding. ing of trip passes which, in the admitted to him that she had beon |wife's Alleged admission. Syni- today passed the Caillaux financ­ over twice and sank, the hollers t theate ing bill by a vote of 228 to 2V. The Stnmboulis. Of the many victim* taken to a pn>(, years, have reached stugger- the mother of an illegitimate sor.lington she said continued: Minister of finance, M. Kophinas. IW EATHEll OUTLOOK. NORMA. Chamber of Deputies had passed exploding as the water rushed in ! u^niL iiY ufferW from burns and when she was 10 years old. Thir.t ” .>la!;e Him My llcir" Minister of interior, Al. Pangy the engine room. ____ C a t i o n s , only four iemuined upwas several years before she mar- j “ My family, like a lot o f dogs, tho bill early this morning. La WASHINGTON Iiu >pc financ'al otopoulos. er all finance minister’/ fi ried Symington. i have raised all kinds of trouble Markets conrriunicatien* M.[weather outlook for tt MacMILLAN LEAVES SYDNEY to'ba ac­ measures passed 273 to l j . I Minister of 11. Thought it Spite Work for Ida and me. All tlity want is cloud) ginning Monday Is pc ----Tuvoularls. -minted for for are: Harry Likely, r Mrs. Pinkham said she waa! my money, but they will never get ____________ _ I with local thunuershow counted . aniftlw; CHICAG., June 27.— Wheat. July, 8YDN EY, Juno 27.— Schoonr Winter Park—Orange County | ■ cook; Fred Warner, « waiter, a< 1 152% to 153; Sept. 150 to 151 Vi. amazed and shucked by £ymin«-|a penny. I am glad that my wife or Might!. Bowdoin bearing Commander Don Building and loan Association to i Bmdenton- -$750,00) hotel under Icm peratum normal unknown negro porter, all ox ton’s statement and “ didn’t know j has a son. so that I can make hrui above, • _ an aid B. MacMillan’s Arctic expedi- — .‘ ,’ in the “restaurant I Oats, Sept. 47V4 to 47V4. Corn, ewet $20,000 office. cunati uctJon, whirl to make o f it.” 5!he thought 1my legal neir." I Sept. 147',4 to 10&V*. . tion, left Sydney this morning for | ed, by ‘Hi. Sanders the north. | FIJRTHRIi STUDY OF PACT IS MADE BY BERLIN HEADS FAITH IN DAWES!EVOLUTION TRIAL PLAN EXPRESSED WONTTAKEHOUR BY WORLD BODY S A Y S GOVERNOR I0 H Number Of Dead In Theater Blast Is 2; Probe Is UnderWay New GreekMinistry Headed By Pangalo Takes OfficePriday Sportsman’s Wife Had Illegitimate Son, Mother Says Husband Told Her �SJAv fw K K i pagb R fH l ru n THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 2^J02,1 e tcrw ^ STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER Ry CHARLES P. STEWART E > f.- m 1 j • •• f*.. 1923. lisa Iliad said ccrtlflcand each o f you. he. and you are A. nto In nty office, mill has made upplication for tax dead to Issue In accordance with rnt** •mbracM tn« fo l lo w in g d#»LTll.nl property situated In Hcmln* of INIs Court, at tho Count House ole county. Florida. lo » w lt j In Sanford. Seminole County. H o UUn 10 and 11 M o ck . 30 o f M. W. rldn. And In default th ereof De­ Subdivision o f K 1-3 of cree Pro C onfcsso will he entered riark'n Block 25 unit All Blocks 35 and 35 against you. said cause bring a suit ot Robinson’s as recorded to ipilet title In the complainant In Pint Book No.Survey 1, page 107, S em in ­ In nn<l to the above described land. ole County Records. It Is further ordered that this The said land being assessed at Order he published once n week the dato o f the Issuance o f aucii for eight IS| consecutive weeka III cirtlflcate In the name o f Mrs. A. The Sanford Herald, a newspaper H. Mill. Unless ssld cert If lev.* uhnll published In Sanford. Seminole h<t redeemed a ccordin g to law tnx County. Florida. deed Will Issue thereon on the Ittli Witness my hand anil tho srnl of| duv lit July. A. D. H i l t the Circuit Court o f the Seventh W itr.es* i.iv official sign atu re and Judicial Circuit Court o f the State srnl this the 4th day o f June, A. 1>. of Florida. In nnd for Seminole County, on this the Kth day o f June, 1S25’ V. K. DOtlOfiASS, A. D. 1915. Clerk Circuit Court Hcmlnolo V. K. DOCOLAHH. County. Klorhla By A. M. W KKKS. D. C. Clerk of the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit o f h lorlda, Herald; June 5, 12, 19, 25. July 2. 10— 1925. III and for Seminole County. By A. M. WKKKS. Deputy Clerk. WILSON «t HOU8HOLDKR. JtOTICR OF ELECTION Solicitors fo r complainant. fn compliance with the provisions Juno 5th. 12th. 2ttli, July 3rd. o f law applicable thereto, notice Is loth, 17th, 21th. anil 31st. hereby given that an election hns been called and ordered t o bo hold XOTICT3 O F A P P L I C A T I O N F O R nnd the same will be held within T A X IIK R II L’ X D K II S E C T IO N 5T3 nnd throughout Speclnl T a x School O K T I1 K Q H X E H A I . S T A T U T E * District No. 6, Seminole County, F l o ­ rida. said district being also Known O F T U B S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . Notice Is hereby g iv en that W . C. as Lake Monroe Special T a x School June .loth. RIB purchaser o f Tnx Certificate District, on Tuesday. No. 101. dated tho 4th day o f June, 1325 for tho purpose o f determ ining m iR rtnriTiT f-niiHT o r r u n w /tta o n .;a m i Mary w .. "Watson, hereby required to appear to the Which was too bad, hut how could is MKVKXTH J l'U K 'IA I. 'CIRCUIT w|f*. Lharlaa II. Brock anil jtiio4* hill of complaint In thla cause on we help it 1 ; . »; IK FLORIDA. IWMIXOLE COUX- R. Drnck. h l» Wife, .Jennie Hroe*. Monday tho 3rd day o f August. A. OK Jacob Droek. C. II. Watson. M.ctuql D 1935. the same bolhg a rule day •rr. , . Holy Year Visitors Said To Tax Ablest Linguists of Rome ix c iia n c e r t HENRIETTA C BDW1IRD8. Complainant vs. HKNKY A. CRANK, nnd others. Defewtanta Malt T o Qalvt T id e O ntrr o f KnhllfStlsN N’utlrn to known and unknown d*tfendanta. T in : STATE OK FLORIDA: T o — llen ry A. . Cratm *n«l Hnphln 'VPannah' Brewer. WASHINGTON—United Statsa ‘ Europeans'’ in China. Ev:n a small mix-up with a Consul Gr.uraJ Cunningham is cnminK in fur n certain amount of crowd of the Chinese coolie class criticism in Washington for re­ is unpleasant nnd the rapidity with porting the international police which such affairs* start is aston­ Justified in. firing into n mob of ishing. ROME, June 20.—The linguistic native strike demonstrators during Out inthcr late one night in the Shanghai clash which precip­ Shanghai Ihe year before the war. attainments o f policemen, l*Xi- j ^ o m s s ^ otC Rohert Rarnhart and rhnufieur.i, hotel employees, nnd .Susan Itnrnliart. Ills wife, Aaron itated the latest anti-foreign out­ nn American friend nnd I stopped other wotkers who have to cater Jrrnlgan. A. Jcrnlgan. Joseph B. break in China. . ■ on the way to our hotel for a bite to thr. need* o f Italy’s vast tourist Asltew, and Harsh J. Askew, his w ife Jacob Brock, James Week*. Traditionally friendly to the Chi­ to cat at the Carle ton Club, n fash­ population hnve been roverely Kmmanuel Keldt, W. A. Watson, nese, i s a pconlo. official Washing­ ionable restaurant in the foreign nnd Mary W. Watson . Ms wife, tnxed this year— sometimes beyond Chnrlrs fl. Brock »ml Rhodn K. ton tends to the viow that the for­ quarter. the breaking point—by the influx llrock. his wife, Jennie Brock, J a ­ eigners among them drove them to cob Brock, C. II, Watson, Mlohsel J. My idea was to pay oT our 'rick­ of Holy Year visitors. v io le n t by their own high-handed shaw coolies nnd let them go— Doyle. Mrs. Philo A. Williams. K. Hotel manager#, porters find vul- X. Miller. I». K. Miller, Betty Mil­ Iwhnvftr, arrogcncc, nnd greed. 'rickshaw being a smnll two­ cts who once were able to sat­ ler. t’srrle Miller McKInstry and In some Quarters the guess is wheeled rig in which the passen­ Robert U McKInstry. her huabaml. cre ry o f them iinzarded thnt Cunningham has ab­ ger sits at care, while the coolie isfy their clients by a passing ac­ nnd enrh and ir living. and. If dead, to nil sorbed the atmoapncrc of the runs between the shafts in front. quaintance with Italian, German, nnrtlia clnlmlnir Internals un­ Shanghai “ European settlement'' My compnnion’fl notion was thnt English, nnd French, nre now fre­ der the said Henry A. Crane and quently reduced' to conversation by Sophia Crane, his wife, Hannah until he has conio to share its it would ho better to have them eloquent gestures. Hotel notices Iires-or, T hom as Hcotl. Robert Ilarnprejudices. hurt Susan Barnhart. Ills wife. wait outside. nnd other tourist information post­ Aaronnnd Making ail due allowance, how­ Jrrnlgan. A. Jernlffan. Jos­ Well, they did. Finishing our ers which until this yenr had been eph U. Askew and Sarah J. A sk­ ever, for the fnct that the Chinese his wife. Jneoh Brook. James have plenty of reason for hating lunch and coming out 30 minutes printed in three or four languages, ew. Weeks. Kmmanuel Ileldt. W. A. most of the “ foreign devils," in Inter, we couldn’t pick our pair now in ^oiiic cuszs boast of ns nut from the 75 or 100 < J f their many as uix or seven. their midst, yet the further fnct Recently tnxicnhr. nnd tabs were remains that the copnintivcly kind, gathered at tho club en­ small number o f the latter actu­ trance, Sensing our dilemma, the provided with booklets setting ally in Chinn hnven't much choice 'whole swarm bore down on us. fourth the scale o f prices in ItnlOf course, our two were among inn, French, German, English, Pol­ but to defend themselves when the j thorn and entitled to their m oney1ish and Spanish. natives go on the rampage. Theoretically it’s nil very well 1hut it was hopeless to try to iden­ And even the expert! philolo­ to say thnt the foreigners bring t i f y them. A riot started. gists who boast of being nhlc to trouble on themselves. Thqrc arc In nhout one minute thnt street make themselves understood in foreigners who do sny so nnd de­ was packod with a jabbering Russian. Serbian. Rumanian, Tlniiprecate the treatment «>f the Chi­ thluuM iif Chinese—umi not one gnrian, nnd nil the other Centml nese by “ Europeans"— all aliens, chnnee under heaven o f explain­ and Northern Eurupcnn language s including the Japanese, classed ns ing ourselves. For all most o f the nre often confronted with a morn “ Europeans" in China. mob knew, we’d killed somebody. baffling difficulty by tho presence Rut in case o f nnti-forcign dis­ Retiring to the club, we bolt­ hen* of peasants from remote sec­ orders, what ure these friends of ed the door while the mnnagor tel­ tion:! o f their native lands, par­ the natives to do? They needn’t ephoned for the .Sikhs— thu Indi­ ticularly Ituly and Germany, who imagine n mob of ignnrnnt coolies ana police the “ settlement" main­ know no tongue other than their will make any distinctions in their ly depends on. respective regional dialects. favor. The row being a trifling r.lTuir. It’a up to them to help stand olf it took only hnlf a dozen Sikhs *.o West Virginians propose to cal! the rush—or be cut up into cat- litcak it up—with the butt ends o f their state Kanawha, the original incat—nnd do their protesting int­ their carbines. I’ll sny, however, designation of the state, as thn er. And the police policy is to ict thnt we were glad to see those people are tired of being taken in no rushes gain momentum. Sikh'i, and I think I understand the North for Virginians. There nre so many Chinese that Consul General Cunninghnm's they’re mighty hard to stop when viewpoint, oven though he may Captains in the old East Indin they fairly get started. have been sorry for the Chinese company’s ships were frequently) Quite likely Cunningham had killed in the recent disturbance. knighted for their services. something o f this kind in mind in As lor our two coolies, o f course, his defenso o f the Shanghai inter­ ed them Seamless steel tubes were horn national police, rather than a de­ by thu when the practice o f bicycle rill­ fense of the bargain. ing was popular u generation ago. J. Day la. -Mr*. Philo A. Wlllla*}*. F. X. Miller. R. F. Miller, Rctty Mil­ ler. Carrie Miller McKInstry and Robert L. McKInstry, her husband, nnd each nnd evrnr rmo or ilirm. deceased o r otherwise. In the prop­ erty hereinafter described, eith­ er nn heirs, devisors or grnntcoa or otherwise, and to all parties each ami every .claiming any .Interest under any o f the above named de­ fendants. each and every, whose names and residences are unknown to the complainant In tho above en­ tiled cause, and to all unknown par­ ties w h osoever clnlmlnir «n y Interest In the lands Involved In this suit, said land being situate In Seminole County, Florida, and described n« follows, t o - w lt : Beginning ill 5 feet West o f the Southeast corner of Oovernmrnt Lot I. Section .10. T ow n ­ ship 19. Mouth Han*.) 31 Rant, run thence W est 3.12..34 feet, thence North to laiko Monroe, thence Rnsierly along tho shore o f lo»k«» Mon­ roe to « point North o f the Tolnt o f beginning, thence South to Im>ginnlng. Including all riparian rights. And It nppcnrlng from the sworn hill of complaint herein that yon and each uml every of you niny claim eomo right, title .or Interest In nnd to the property hereinbefore described. It Is Therefore Ordered that you lug who shall . . dltsrlct for'>?hI,',*’ 4t ■as J'e Ih«tr7ictlon°hai/ann*bl . *•" mill. l« th « J ..* i? * r*la necessary t„ , cclloa for , 0 '« l at JL tax school f“ t twu. years. a,,Url« for q,, c V T s '^ ^ ran^ luj at the apreclrirt. L.* 5KT,S'„f E.,,Krte' <]->«». j . noil. W. II C r J l \ n Precinct No. S fV ’s r u . i p g i i a s s & 'f S S S g J B H , qulrcd by law.***1^ Bono and ordered Roard of Public |„i! Seminole County .KlorffiVfi isk a L) FRED T. WlU fl Attest: ru b ilS money in Oafy Hill * f i <• ; •t i , * * » ' kAK HILL has the combined charm s o f dignity, natural beauty and an ideal location that is designed and does attract fastidious people. >Ia bp Kp /^ \ A K IIILL is located among the tropical oaks and pines o f our city and and so a much cooler climate is to be enjoyed here that any other portion o f the city. when the match is over ; 0 J » r » * * i X * * * V Y /I T H ^ lc com *nK o f fall visitors t o Sanford Oak Hill lots will be sold y y even faster than they are being sold today. Those who were wise enough to buy early in the season will find large profits for them in resales. ►p ►£< kp IV T E X T W ednesday prices in Oak Hill will be advanced $100. Even with ^ this advance lots in Oak Hill may still be called the most reasonable o f any in like location. * S * ESS than a week is left for those who are still debating whether to buy in Oak Hill or not to act and get the benefit o f the present low prices. Distributor: H O W A R D U O TELER Sanford - - - - - Florida . * * * E L A Y will cost you money and so wc urge you to be thrifty and see us today. N. H. G ARN ER Owner and Developer 110 P A R K AVEN U E �».>/ 4AV' h* . P A G E T W oJ" • tr It \r • i- ] j j ^ OF AFMILLAN IS BY NAVY Wilbur Puts Okey on Trip .When Informed That Radio Apparatus I s Received; German Boosts Zepplins t » Vi ' 11 I • i i; f|l - IT It) HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 r. ~ rr ties, Pr. Eckoner replied h o 'co n ­ sidered a landing at the pole es­ sential in the interest o f science. If the funds were forthcoming an airship for traversing the north pole could be constructed In fif­ teen months. Dr.' Eckcncr admit­ ted that a plan fo r polar explor­ ation by airship was under way during the life of Count Zeppelin, inventor of the Zeppelin airship, SHANGHAI, Jun? 27.—Thirteen ne-r weio told by the waifs in a but the collection o f funds for the boys, some of whom have hern im- mnnner to bring tears to the eyes air voyage was interrupted by the o f listeners. Many of the children prisoned in a filthy, airless swent World War. i were H'olen from their parents shop for six years, worn identified and sold to Yu for $5 each. Others nnd claimed by parents in thu were hired out ns apprentices by French Mixed Court here recently. parents little mindful of their fate. r r ii. The lucky yaungitetl wero a part They were employed in making articles, glassware and o f a group of .11 rescued by th? brass matches which Yu disposed o f in French police. The identification came ns an a stnr« on few ard Road. Three or interlude in the trial flPf f s Pn- four died as a result of harsh (Continucd«on Page Three) hon*.', proprietor of n ’ workshop, tieatment, the court was told. Tu was given a jail term o f "15 unnoticed ns the crowd swarmed accused, together with his wife, by them to congratulate Shepherd concubine, amah, and three other years to he followed by expulsion nnd th? victorious lawyers. accomplices, of maintain a slave from the concession. Ilis wife re­ Shepherd was released from th<* pen in which the children in ques- ceived a 10 year sentence, and Yu county jail nn hour after he heard tion worked from early morning |Ching-dong, an amah, got a simthe not guilty verdict. At the en­ until midnight, underfed, beaten, ilnr term. The concubine and the trance he was met by another and never allowed to ace" tttc light’ amah, who appeared to have ho­ crowd nnd more flashlights. o f day except such ns filtered in friended the hoys on all possible Grinning broadly and accompan­ through a small barred window. occasion*!, were released. The store ied by Attorney Stewart, he was Talcs of torture for insufficient and workshop wore„ordered sold hurried into a waiting automobile industry, attempted revolt or in­ to pay for maintenance of the unnnd whisked away to meet his ability to labor on account of ill- claimed children. wife. Crowd Is Astonished In the court room rush to touch Ear for Gold Shepherd or speak to him, chairs were overturned, several women had dresses nearly torn from their hacks, und straw hats suffered in the demonstration. Prosecutor Crowe and his staff said nothing beyond expressing astonishment over the verdict a f­ ter the long deliberation. Words welled from Stewart and O'Brien, the defense uttorneys, however. "It U a vindication of the jury system," said Stewart. "It prov­ ed that twelve fair minded men can lie picked from nt large nnd return a just verdict based on the evidence adduced for their Ears. It demonstrates that they believe "v ’\ Shepherd was a victim of a diabol­ ical plot und the verdict war* n \\ 1 j . virtual vote against Fninian, MurchaniL Olson and the others ' j? * -* who sought to imprison un innocent mun for the mere sake of break­ V , , .A % % ing a will." ;• $ ------------- r.— ;---------------------------------------r rr~ : ’ Tin / ~r~ in i i-i r i i-1 - • Valuable Mexican Records Sealed Chinese A re Sentenced T o For Period Of Four Hundred Years Long Terms In Prison For MEXICO CITY, June 27.— Ne­ tion an order from the depart­ ment of the interior to transfer nrc being pushed by ihe :)00 volumes to the national Keeping O f Big Slave Pen gotiation* Mexican historical societies to se­ library brought action fioin the cure the revocation of an order by the descendants and heirs of Hrnando Cortes, Spanish conquer­ or o f .Mexico, prhibiting the exam­ ination of the archives o f the con­ queror. These have been guarded for centuries In the ancient Hos­ pital de Jesus, which Cortes found­ ed in Mexico City, and which is still being conducted under the partonuge o f Prince Pignateli y Cor­ tes, of Italy, the present heir to what is left o f the vast estates o f the Marquis del Valle. (During the Carranza administra- SHEPHERD SET FREE BY JURY IN ‘GERM’ TRIAL WASHINGTON* June 2C.—Sec­ retary Wilbus, after receiving a message yesterday from Lieut. Com. Byrd, head o f the navy sec­ tion of the MacMillan expedition, informing him. that the standard long wave navy radio set hud been taken aboard the Peary at Sydney, N- S„ indicated that propositions of the expedition now met his ap­ proval. The secretary had issued an ul­ timatum that the long wave set, which weighs about 2,000 pounds, mid was twice left behind by the Peary, must he installed or the navy section would be withdrawn. Orlando In Touch ORLANDO, June 26.— Direct two-way radio communication be­ tween Orlando und the MacMillan polar expedition was set up ln«t night at about 10:01 p.m. and con­ tinued until 10:16 p.m., according to Lieut. William Justice Lee, unit commander, communications unit, U. S. Naval reserve force. Boosts Zeppelins BLRL!.«, juoc *6.— it is the opinion of Dr. Hugo Eckcncr, di­ lector of the Zeppelin works, and the man who’ flew the U. S. nuvy dirigible Los Angeles from Ger­ many to the United Staten, that Zeppelin airships as now con­ structed could successfully crons the north pole. He does not be­ lieve, however, that the Los Ang­ eles could be used in exploration in the polar regions of Alasku. “ I consider the Los Angeles," said Dr. Eckcncr Thursday, "n o:Witli landing its successful trip to the United States, is unsolted for polar exploration or even explor­ ation in Alaska." It was originally planned, Dr. Eckcncr added, if Doald A muridrth’n Dornier planes were success­ ful in reaching the north pule to repeat the flight next year with Egyptians Hear Radio an airship , "My congratulatory message to Of British a t Night Amundsen was intended as a re­ minder to him o f our discussion In CAIRO, June 27.—A number of New York." Dr. Eckener ex­ broadcasting stations in Europe plained. He said the object o f his nnd the British Isles are usually negotiations with the German traf­ heard well in Egypt, and E gyp­ fic ministry was to reach an agree­ tians ns well as Europeans living ment with the International Re­ here are not slow in taking advan­ search Society for an aeronautic tage of the music. The stations and seaplane plant nt Freidrick.*- heard best are London, Newcastle, hafen. As Dr. F iid tjof Nansen, Aberdeen, Bournemouth a nd the noted explorer, is chairman of Chelmsford in England, the Savoy the international society, it is be­ Bands of London relayed on Tues­ lieved nn agreement is possible di­ days, Thursdays und Saturdays be­ rect with him. ing especially popular. p In accordance with tiis exper­ Rome, Munster, Stuttgart, and ience, Dr. Eckener said he would Vienna also are heard and u res­ . only use hydrogen gns for polar ident of Cairo can listen to u con« trips, .as it was the most, reliable.. ciMi^ukd news in,Italian,(m m ,kild. . AnkeJ if it would be possible' for u 3:3fl p.m., the if get the newtf tilTd an airship to land nt the north >Hie weather from Stuttgart in pole despite topographical diiTicul-1German. Italian legation, which scaled the room containing the books on the ground that they were private property. The seals since have been ^unbroken. Another discovery which is ex­ citing students of history is that of R..P. Mariano Cuevas, author <l "The History of the Church in Mexico," who has announced that he has encountered five unedited letters by Cortes himself in the general archives of the nation, and the last will and testament of the {conqueror In his owti handwriting. Notice is hereby given to any and all persons Interested i «*.»1 Assessments Asaooamntltu against nffillnst. lh*i VAftflllfl pieces nSonaB of _t __ Special the various property1^* ' " thi tkl •medal assessments assessments are k-,> n m ik l. in full wjthi . Btl0v* d*» scribed th.ii that miirl said special payable <fays after the above and foregoing special assessment roll ha equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in ten $qual annual imtaJ ***** with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and after the tim0**^ special assessments stand approved and confirmed. * ui* A meeting of the Equalizing Board o f the City of San'onl n will be held at thq City Hail at 2:30 P. M. on the 13th day 0f j u’i * \ D „ 1925 at which meeting said Board will hear any and all ConiDp 1 and objections as to such special assessments, and will m sajj | adjust and equalize raid assessments on a basis of justice and nnd when said special assessments are so equalized and adjusted ' 3 will then stand confirmed and be, nnd remain binding liens upoiufc! > property against which said assessments ore made un: il paid in ' cordance with provisions of Resolution No. 210, adopted by the n " Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Fla., on May Uth, 1925 * (S E A L ) 7*. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk ’ Publish June 27th and July 4th, 1923. To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. ■ Number o f feet frontage .......... ....................................................... jy Assessment per foot frontage .... ........................................................... FRED T. WILLIAMS, Enginm. E. It. T rafford’s Map, Sanford ■ : We Have Three Bargains On Sanford Avenue Foot Prelim. Description Frontage Aswsj Beg, nt the intersection of the North line o f Fulton St. with the west line of Park Avc. run West 162.5 feet North 160 feet East 162.5 feet Sonth 150 feet to beg. 162.5 1,319.51' Seminole County, Fla. lieg. on the North line of Fulton Street at a point 162.6 feet West of the West line o f Park Ave. run West 76 feet North 138 ft. 3 in. East 76 ft. South 138 ft. 3 in. to beg (.1712 76 G. L. & W. J. Tttknch Lot l.Blk 1 Tr. 4 121 98111 Atlantic Const Line Railroad Compan Lot 6, Blk 1, Tr. 4 103.5 810.42 NAME City o f Sanford, Fla. 114 ft. at $150 per front foot. Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. A device which it is claimed will record the presence o f loose gold if within digging distance is the most important instrument hoard the .iitilUauie.vJvk'h lair.; a'JfVl,f"r 5bc.Locos,.!;,land, in (lie Pacific, carrying. 2102 First St. Sanford , .Realtors. WiBmrnV: 'fteaclvlfia avueiiindt>oii,- BeJreh, Hhhwnj above with tho oi-1 •• stiunnnt, will attempt to find millions said to have been buried on the ■ • *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ l U H i H w n n H W M i H m i m m g m island by long-dead pirates. Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in tbs Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ scribed thab said special assessments are payable in full within thirty SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AtUTHORITY days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has be«n OF, RESOLUTION NO. 210 adopted on the 11th dyn o f May A. D. equalized, upproved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installments with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and nfter the time 1925, by the City Commission of the City o f Sanford, Florida. Thu following is the estimated cost of paving Sixth Street from special assessments stand approved nnd confirmed. French Avenue West to Pecan Avenue, Maplu Avenue from Fifth A meeting of the Equalizing Board o f the City of Sanford, Fix, Street to Sixth Street, and Holly Avenue from Fifth Street to Sixth, will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 I*. M., on the 13th day of July, a width of 24 feet with sheet asphalt on a 6 inch, rock base. A. D., 1925, at which meeting said Board will hear uny nml all com­ 3200 cu. yds. grading at 30c.............................................................. 1600,00 plaints and objections as to such special assessments, and will at said 4920 lin. ft, concrete curl) nnd gutter nt 85c............................... 4182.00 time adjust und equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and 6030 sq. yds. paving ut {2 .0 0 ............................... 12100.00 right, nml when said spccinl assessments nrc so equalized and ad­ 650 lin. ft. 12 in. storm sewer nt $1.10...................................... 715.00 justed, same will then stand confirmed nnd be, and remain binding 10 inlets at {35.00 ...................................................................... 350.00 liens upon the property against which said assessments are made u> 2 manholes at $60.00 ................................................................. 120.00 til paid in accordance with provisions o f Resolution No. 214, adopted 630 sq. ft. concrete alley returns at 30c.................................. 189.00 by the City Commission of the City o f Sanford, Fla., on June 8th, 1921 2000 Un. ft. 3 inch, drain tile at {100.00 per M............................. 200.00 (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Engineering, advertising, legal expense etc..................... 1580.84 Publish June 27th & July 4th, 1925. s •>•> *;■ ,y •> -y+ < • -y+ % Total estimated cost....................................................... To be home entirely by adjocenet property owners. Number o f feet frontage .............................. 4191.8 Assessment per foot fron ta g e ..................... $5.02 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. :: TODAY BECAUSE TOMORROW THE LOT YOU WANT MOST “M A Y ’VE DONE GONE iff* B o d w e ll R e a lty C o ., Inc. 2 1 4 l'irst Si. l >i|* SUICIDE GO ft. at $125.00 per front foot 4* ’) V. M mum amount of clothing, an ex­ ceedingly healthy recreation. “ As for women, another portion of the beach, properly safeguarded from intrusion, might be reserved LONDON, June 27.— By way of nnd enclosed for their similar re­ SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITT n change from religious and phil­ creation.” OF RESOLUTION NO. 214 ADOPTED ON THE BTH OF J l u osophical topics, Dean Inge has A. D., 1925, BY THE CITY COMMISSION OP THE CITY OF 8* f entered the realms o f hygiene. St. Augustine— Proposed new FORI), FLORIDA. Presiding at a dinner o f the Sun­ home o f Elks to cost about $100,light League, which aims nt the 000. The following is the estimated cost o f paving Fulton Street fr« nboiution of smoke and slums, he Park Avenue west to Atlantic Coast Line Railroad 41 feet in said in his opinion sen bathing Winter Huvcn— Petition granted with sheet asphalt on a G" rock base. could he employed to the better­ to widen Sixth Street. COO vu. yds. grading (g) f»Uc .................... ................................. $ ment of health. I‘Thu present prncticc," he con­ St. Augustine— Paving work be­ 5(50 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 85c ............................. tinued, “ of mixing bathing, with gins on Fort Marlon Circle. 50 lin. ft. flush curb @ 35c I’ M the body completely clothed may 1160 sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 .......... ........... be an ngreengle social function, Kil.i.»:i> in no 160 sq. ft. concrete nlley returns @ 30c but hygicnicnlly it is practically fi.Ofl m i \ i t i : s ||v use levs. I deprecate the absurd 150 lin. ft. 12" storm sewer @ 1.10 ... Im.OQ restrictions o f some o f the town 3 inlets @ 35.00 105.00 councils o f our seaports in thin 500 Un. ft. 3" drain tile @ 100.00 per M. connection. I suggest that at cer­ 50.00 r o it so i t s , Engineering, advertising, etc ..................... tain hours o f the day on certain 27101 Kntiti MIVICTIIK CO., C o n i n i e r r e , (in. purts o f the beach, nien be encour­ aged to run about with the mini­ At Drug Stores Total estimated cost ............................................... .............. I3.759M Dean Enge Advocates Sunshine, Sea Baths 104 ft. Corner Lot ut $140.00 per front foot. $ :PT*h lojca slerjy lin e ,o f Right-of-w ay «n :* NEly along said R. o f W. to south line of Sixth St. thence west to beg.L.226 ! E. T. Dnrlln— All of blk 8 tr. 13 lying north o f railroad ........... .......... .............................—...295.5 Mm Branch W * R. Smith, Mgr. - iii i l ■ Name— Description Foot Frontage Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 7 tr. 9 117 Meiseh Realty Co., l.o(j 6 blk 7 tr 9...................... 50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 7 tr. U.................. 50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 7 tr. 9.................. 61 E. Dickson, Lot 9 blk 7 tr. 9................................. 50 T. K. Wilson Est. Lot 10 blk 7 tr. 9.................... 167 Meisch Keulty Co. Lot 1 blk 7 tr. 10....... 50 Meisch Realty Co., Lob 2 blk 7 tr. 10.................. 50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7 tr, 1 0 ................... 04 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4 hlk 7 tr. 10 50 Meisch Really Co., Lot 5 hlk 7 tr. 1 0 ................ 167 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 7 tr. 10..................... 50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7 blk~7 tr. 10 ............ 50 Meisch Realty Co.„ Lot 8 blk 7 tr. 10 ............ 61 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 0 hlk 7 tr. 1 0 .............. :.... 50 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 7 tr. 10 ............... 167 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1 hlk 7 tr 11..................... 50 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 7 tr. 11..... 50 Meisch Really Co., Lot 3 blk 7 tr. 11..................... 61 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 7 tr. 11 .......... 50 Southern Utilities Co., Lot 5 blk 7 tr. 11.......... 167 City of Sanford, Lot 10 blk 7 tr. 11...................... 117 City of Sunford— The W. 221.9 ft. blk 7 tr. 12 less 50' N&S by 124 ft. EAW in SW cor... 97.9 Atlantic Const Line ltuitroad Co.,— Beg at SE cor. hlk 7 tr. 12 run W 216.U ft. to Wly. line of R. R. Right-of-way NEly parallel with Jt. R. 150 ft. E to E line of said blk 7 S to ,bcg............. ............... ....................... ................ 204 Petor Franklin—50 ft. N&S by 124 It. E&W in SW cor. hlk 7 tr. 12....................................... 124 E. W. Stiles— Beg. at SE Cor. blk 7 tr. 13 run .... 139 ft. W 181.5 ft. S 139 ft. E 181.5 ft 131.5 Unknown— Beg. SW eor. blk 7 tr. 13 run N 120 ft. E 114 ft. S 120 ft. W 111 ft to beg 111 j Cooledge Keulty & Trust Co.— Beg. on the south line o f Sixth St. at a point 2 ft west ot the east line o f Holly Ave., extended run south 81 ft. to A.C.L.R.R. Right-of-way thence easterly along said right-of-way to the south line of Sixth St., west to beg 570.5 City of Sanford, Fla.— Lots 1, 2 & 3 blk 8 tr. 11 ------------- -------- ---------------- i ................................. 328 City of Sanford, Fla.,— Cedar Ave. in blk 8 ... . 82 T. E. Wilson Estate— All of blk 8 tr. 12 lying north and east o f A.C.L.U.U......... ............. 216.4 Atlantic Const Line Railroad Company— Beg nt NW Cor. o f blk 8 tr. 12 run south 81 ft. $21042.81 Preliminary Assessment 5872)4 251.00 251.00 321.28 251.00 838.34 251.00 251.00 321.28 251.00 838.34 251.00 251.00 321.28 251.00 838.34 251.00 251.00 321.28 251.00 838.34 587.34 491.16 1,024.08 ^ 622.48 911.13 572.28 2,863.91 1,646.56 411.64 1.080.33 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITT OF RESOLUTION NO. 211, ADOPTED ON THE UTH DAY Of MAY, A. 1).. 1925, BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY Of SANFORD, FLORIDA. The following is the estimated cost o f paving Eleventh Street from French Avenue to Holly Avenue, a width of 24 feet with shed asphalt on a 6" rock base. 750 cu. yds, grading @ 60c .............................................. 1........... 3T5JH 1300 lin, ft. curb J: gutter @ 85c ............................................... 1,105.0® 1630 sq. yds, paving @ 2.00 ................................................ ......... 3,26000 280 lin. ft. 12" storm sewer @ 1.10 .......................................... 30800 1 Manhole .................................................................................... 00.00 4 inlets @ 35.00 ....... .. ............................................................ 140-0* 1000 lin. ft. 3 " drain tile @ 100.00 per M............ ................... 100 00 840 sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c ................... - .......... 252.00 Engineering, advertising, legal expense etc................................. 4 9>.j4 Total estimated cost ............... ........................................ .... {el.046.54 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 9M Number of feet frontage .... ..... .................................... 10.10 Assessment per foot frontage .............................................. FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer PitlidFoot NAME Frontage A i** Description ] It. Trafford’s Map, Sanford :s5ii Jno. D. Jinkins 117 Lot 5, Blk 12, Tr. 9 755.82 117 Meisch Realty Co., I » t 10, Blk 12, Tr. 9 755.83 Meisch Realty Co., 117 Lot 5, Blk 12 Tr. 10 753Jb Meisch Realty Co., 117 Lot 10, Blk 12 Tr. 10 75581 117 J. H. Robertson Lot 1. nik 13 Tr. 9 755J 1 H. F, Kent 117 Lot 6 Blk 13 Tr. 9 7 5 5 .1 : S. W. Harris 117 Lot 1 Blk 13 Tr. 10 755J: S. W. Harris 117 Lot 6, Blk 13 Tr. 10 Notice is hereby givm to any and all persons interested *n ’j Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above scribed that said Special assessments are payable in full within t ty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll h** equalised, approved and confirmed, oi in ten equal annual meats with interest ut 8 per cent per annum from and after th* 9 said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, will bo held at the City Hall at 2:30 P. M., on the 13th day of J ; A. D., 1925 ut which meeting said Board will hear any and all ^ j plaints and objections as to such special assessments, and will Bt * time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of fight, and when said special assessments are so equalized and a od, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding upon the property against which said assessments are mad.* unl' (| , in accordance with provisions o f Resolution No. 211, adopted City Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Fla., on May tlth. 13-J_ (Seal) l . R. PHILU’ S, CBy 0 “ *- . Publish June 27th A July 4th, 1925. J �'■■ — r • THE SANFORD IIERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 — ------- ■- - — =1—^ I XI lanif" nftff rrrmlHea heretrulter d«**cribed tmd*r IfKNItV SWEirTAl’ k • P1,G, itcrcnited or ottirrwt**; all parVv tie* claiming iMerrutn In the land Tj ninl prrmlnes hereinafter ile*rrlh«iil |under HKNIIY A. CRANK. derra*. ed. or nlhrrwine; all partlea cUthilnic Intereala In the hind and premise* hereinafter described under HRNRY A. CRAMER, deceased or other­ wise: WILLIAM C. F1TZSIMMONH: ItnttKKT R. HOCSK and ------------- HOUSE, Ids wife; PERCtVAL W A. FITZSIMMONS: and -------- FITZ­ SIMMONS: WILLIAM HAMILTON FITZSIMMONS. IV. If. FITZSIM­ MONS and ------------------ K1TXSIMAtONK. his wife EDWIN It. WOOD. Individually and as aanlwniw* for tho benefit of creditors of WILLIAM C. FITZSIMMONS: and J. A. MC­ DONALD nod ench of them If liv­ ing and If dead; all parties claim­ ing Interests In the land and prem­ ise* thereinafter ihwrrlhed under Era Building Construed DETROIT, June 27.— America is in the midst o f an cm o f building construction of such magnitude at no nation in history ever dreamed of undertaking, S. W. Straus, pres­ ident of S. W. Straus & Company asserted today at the convention of the National Association o f Rea! Estate Boards.’ Mr. Straus predicted that the record of $5,750,000,000 of new building, set by the United States in 1024 would MComo.a new rec­ ord o f $6,000,000,000 In 1025, and that the prosperity prevalent in the building industry today would continue indefinitely, accompanied by a conditions o f general nation­ wide prosperity in all affiliated in­ dustries. His message • to business men was that “ Iptofiif as the effects of gigantic building operations go, we are going to have'’good bus­ iness.’* He declared that with a $6,000,000,000 building program outlined for the year, "all business must move forward along pro*pep cos lines; nil trades and industries Bill bei benefltted." His conclu- ----------nr~~— ■ - htrnus, and, although there may J* no, nPParent housing shnrtum. * ut of Am ericans''for which to transact all business buildings, portends the early re­ construction of every building erected tyithin the ta.-t 15 to 25 years. "There mAy be enough rho'fs to'dny to cover every citizen of mbr nation, and enough floor aren in which to transact nil bes business ciTTi MAM W. If. PITS!! II. Wt eljrnra of W and J —■ sfanfifd. Srmlhote County. Florida: ntherwlae aald hill o f complaint will b « taken ay ronfeaaed hr y o u : aald rauae belmr a ault to quiet title fu the above detrrlhetl land and prem- Ife* In the atmre named HKVON- A ll nEALTY COMPANY. It la further ordered that thla ord­ er' he tiuhllahed once A ' week for rtKtit ta> cnnaecutlve weeka in Tho Sanford Herald, a newapaper puhtlahrd In Seminole County, Florida. DONE AND OltpISKKD. this «th day of June, tils. v. h. th$ underalirned, will on the llttt d » v of June. 191«, apply to Iho Hop i ruble J - I. p lik e n so n Judge o f th« O r c n lr C a U r t ftf *«> fr.vontli ludlc Ul Circuit, at HU Chamber* lit K.in ford, Florida, or aa *oon thereat ter Ha the matter can be- heurd. Ihi i n order granting ’ and npnroeini a charter."nedrp-watlng f A i f r O l l l VACHT CLUB. an a rurporatlon NOT FOR PIIOKIT. Under the law] of the State of Florida. The general nature and objee poyaLAuc. Clerk of the ClrcLt Court of Seminole County. Florida. Ity A. M. WEEKS, Deputy Clerk. (SIJALV WILSON A HOtISHOLDF.il Solicitor* for Complainant. June «. U, 10, IT. July 1. It. IB. 13. 23 and A ukusI J. 191m. NOTICE OF INTENTION Tl» AP* FLY r o l l CIIAHTEII OF BAN FORD YAl'IIT r L l It Nutlcv la hereby alvem that wv, porat ton la now oh I U v e f the - *?ter-f asui."y w ■; % # d s ,P 3 Wryman E. White; ia&.iT&Si.'i'1 P A V tN fl m u sts N O T IC E M tlH IN B itT m is t b r Guesswork is “ chance work " Guesswork is risky Guess­ work has no basis o f reason. Don’t fritter, away your money or your time on guesses if you propose investing in the Greater Miami District. Perhaps they gat the idea for this motor coat I’.rom the fireman's outfit or an Eskimo's topcoat. At any rate, it is very sninrt in black, white and red wool, with the new planted ruffle and n cape that dun be worn its a hood. It indicates a return o f the waistline. THINK why Miami has always grown along the shores o f Biscayne Bay. MANY TO LOSE JOBS WASHINGTON, June 215.— Two hundred ninety four employes in the field service of the Indian bu­ reau*. including one or more In nearly every Indian agency and re­ servation of the country will lose their jobs July 1, under a sweep­ ing reorganization program an­ nounced here today. THINK why properties adjacent to Biscayne Bay have always commanded highest prices. **, l 1 ,*»>■%'' r , , ■ I i , THINK why the main arteries o f travel into Miami have always caused enhanced property values. Present-Day Rival o f The Pool of* Siloam THINK what it means to Miami Shores to have as much Bay frontage as has the City o f Miami. THINK what it means to have a definite city;plan with wide boulevards and an aggressive building program. THINK what it indicates when pioneer investors in Miami are now investing in Miami Shores. THINK what it indicates that many have already taken out profits and reinvested them in Miami Shores. BY TAYLO R MOM’N POE <3o6H MOM-HORRY OR I’ ll 8E late Foe VIRGINIA’S PA£TY r < ttOOD5V& PARUNG-HANEA N K B T mE AND DON’T HOLD •STILL AND DON’T BE SO iMPATiENT-NOU have Plenty ^ OF Tim e forget vjhat i To l d 7 NOU A0OUT YOUR l TABLE MANNER’S ,__' J Study the Greater Miami District. THINK—don’t guess—and you will find yourself following the lead o f the most successful business and profession­ al men and women o f Miami, pioneer investors who today are buying and selling, profiting and buying again at Miami Shores as they did before in tfooDBve MOM Miami. It Pays to Think— Don’t Guess! WONT VOL) Nou Ge t Vum-Yom THlTH ITH Go o d cake A-n t it AM Y? J AN’ MINE 15 NEARLY Go n £ AVJREADY HAVE SOME MORE CAKE AMY?' - WELL. MOM Told m e To 6AV "NOTUAN< V 0U* G lir I DON’T Th in k e h e k n ew ■ n*e P ieces w e r e GOiNG T o BE" J . SO SMALU !< J Be our «ueat on n free inapection trip to Miami Shores. Make reservation today. jlAltt'H-, . America’s Mediterranean w s b s DVK. First Installment fo r tha paeln* of the follow in g street* w ill be d m July 1. 1915. French Avenue from Lake Mon­ roe to Ninth Street. N’ nih Street from Park Avenuu to Cypress Avenue. Alt asmaa* ment* not paid promptly w ill bd placed with tho City Attorney..fa* collection. M IA M I S H O R E S coming forces of progress. The basis for this progress "is the ever-advancing r,milliard of living in the United States," the banker raid. "A majority of the people nre living in for hotter homes today than they were a score of years ago, and the next twenty years will witness a still greater improvement. No fnir prediction could be made concerning the up-in-the-air de­ velopment of the cities of the futute, Mr. Straus continued. “ Fifty years ago," the speaker said, “ no one dreamed of n build­ ing reaching 50 stories into the sky. Another 50 years may bring just ns radical changes and the skyscraper of the closing decades of the twentieth century may at­ tain heights and dimensions be­ yond the dream of any man living today. "This may be brought about by the development of the airplane. Aerial navigation may produce as many changes in the lives of man in the construction of our build­ ings and in the contuor of city sky­ lines ns have tire discovery o f steam and the development of elec­ tricity." I lft t lU p a io Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. 10 E. First St., Sanford �T h e & u ifo r d H e r a ld Mm KV ■ ' The Spirit of Sanford1 ■ __ It is the spirit of the people of Florida which ia making Flo­ rida such a marvellous state, and so it is the spirit of the various communities within the state that Is making those 1197. communities such outstanding centers and such powerful -M iter magnets to those who are selecting a place in Florida for R t l U I D L . DKAfr. n . H o w a r d item:. ..Meaner! their future and permanent homes. Phone 118 f i t M aeanlla A m i r No city is greater than its people. Those of Miami are iim im im n i h atri known all through the land beenuse o f the Bpirit in evidence One Tear— I7.no 8I» Month* -It.50 lAallvered in City liy Carrln, per there. Those of St. Petersburg and Sarasota have made week. 18a. Weekly tCdltlaa 1100 wide reputations while other Florida communities, which per yenr. are gaining in popularity and in population, are doing so be­ HPICCIAt, SOTICRi All obituary norlcea. cardn o f thunk*. resolution* cause of the spirit for the home-folks. and notlcoa vl entertalnmenta where There is a Sanford spirit prevailing in Sanford. What r*iaric*a. are u a d * will be charged ft r at reaular advertising ratee, else could it be that finds the people here behind 'every big development project? What else made it possible for MF.Mnrn T n i a s s o c ia t r d r u t l The Associated Freaa la exclu s­ the big hotel development to be such a success lust spring ively entitled to the use fo r re* and what else could be responsible for the great number of publication o f all newe dispatcher ere ill ten to It or not otherwise cred­ advanced steps that have been taken? Sanford’s spirit is ited In this paper and alao the lo ­ more in evidence ns the days pass. In the completion of cal news Dubllaned herein. All rtnhte of rrpubllcatlon of apeclal dispatch­ new public buildings, in various enterprises sponsored not er herein are ul»o reaer-ed. only by city and county officials but by private companies SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 and individuals. Without such a spirit ns is prevalent here, Sanford would today find itself one of the little towns of the ‘ T1IE HRKAMVS PLATFORM state, instead of the great city it is and the greater city it is 1. — Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. aaily becoming. 2. —Construction o f St. Johns-In-In an address at the formal opening of the city hall, dian River canal. Thursday evening, Mrs. Henry Wight, president of the X— Estenslon of white way. 4.— Extension o f local amusements. Woman’s club said: —Swimming pool, tennis courts, “ Let us leave behind us nil the trash and rubbish of etc. * pessimism, of unfriendly criticism, of self seeking and of <J.— Augmenting o f building prn. lax observance of those ordinances and laws framed for our gram— houses, hotels, apartment protection, taking with us the stern baggage of resolve. As houses. G,— Extension of street paving pro­ we settle ourselves in <his new beautiful municipal home, gram. let us furnish it with fresh appointments of energy, loyalty 7c—Construction of boulevard and a studious and intelligent interest in every phase of around Lake Monroe. 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ city administration.” Mrs. Wight said a lot in a few words, and surely it will tion program. 9.— Expansion of school system linger in the minds and hearts of many of those persons who with provision for increased fa­ heard her address. The day of pessimism and unfriendly cilities. criticism has pnssed for Sanford. Nothing but a golden out­ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY look is visible and nothing but great days of prosperity and DELIVERANCE AMID TRIALS happiness are in store for the people of this favored sec­ -—When thou passcst through the tion. waters, I will be with thee and Constructive and friendly criticism is good for any cit­ through the rivers, they shall not izen or group of citizens and without it wo would be inclined overflow thee; when thou walkest in many things. through the fire thou ahnlt not be to slacken our pace and be cnreless burned; neither shall the flame Criticism of the proper sort can help in making greater suc­ kindle upon thee. Isaiah xiiii: 2. cesses and more progress. That ninn who says what he thinks but always in a kindly spirit is one of the great men THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD of the community. We should not try to stop him. TO HIS LOVE Tho spirit of Sanford will make such a city here as few Come live with me, and be my love And we will all the pleasures prove dreamed would ever be. This spirit of doing things right, of That volleys, groves, hills and whole hearted support and co-operation, of progressiveness fields. and united effort in things worth while, can only be found in Woods or steepy mountain yields. communities whore good will exists and where interest in our fellow men is a common trait. By developing this spirit of And we will sit upon the rocks, Seeing the shepherds feed their our city into n more powerful factor in the life of the city, flocks. we can become known even more widely for being a people By shallow rivers, to whose falls among whom life is pleasant and desirable. Melodious birds sing madrigals. In concluding her address Mrs. Wight expressed it nicely t« And I will make thee beds of roses when she said: And n thousand fragrant posies, "We long to see the manifestation of a real Sanford spirit, A cap of flowers and a kirtle that shall be characterized by fairness and truth and honor, Embroidered all with leaves of hospitality to the newcomer, as well as gracious recognition myrtle; of those who have long been with us; a willingness to find A gown made o f the finest wool, one’s own in another’s good, and to lay aside prejudices and Which from our pretty lambs we fault finding towards each other and towards our city admin­ pull; istration. This spirit which will be so now and wonderful Fair-lined slippers for tho cold, With buckles of tho purest gold; when we attain it, will still he the oldest and best, for it has long been before us in the simplicity and grandeur of A belt of straw and ivy-buds, that rule we have learned to know as golden, 'What things With-coral Hasps and am ber studs; snffwv-yfc wwmr that m cira M iia ’ cia And* If those pictures may thee unto them.” move, lu < «r at Infort. rtoHM S atarcd m Second C la n Matter, October 17, 111), a t the r o it o fft c e Florida under A ct of WBP Come live with me and be my love. "A GOVERNMENT founded upon anything except lib­ J r I) It i ’ I lU ■i v ■ ( m 1 INFORD HERALiygA As Brisbane Sees It 17.J 925 I .i . I- THERE SEEM TO BE PLENTY OF POTENTIAL VICTIMS l \ __ I * " ------- 7 * Just ■ Few Dead. M. 1>. Steuer at Work. How Princes Grow Old. ~ 1 .mi Being too serious Is l. ^ Humana, Nine Deep. Br ARTHUR BRISBANE (C op yrigh t 1118) ^ A FEW EUROPEANS killed, many wounded, according to dis­ patches from Chinn, an unpleasant change in the usun] programme. The custom has been for Europe­ ans in China to shoot a few Chi­ nese and quiet things in that way. <!<«r Two heads feel better than on. m a porch swing at night. When system and good meet system usually wins. Put confidence in everybody soon you won’t have any in *7 body. f* About the most popular per,™ on n moonlight night is a ife Z chaperon. ™ . U u “ " } us‘ nR an old hick. clor holding a baby, especial » the baby is nbout 18. 71 LAW YERS, OLD and young, nil that enjoy seeing the human mind work quickly and efficiently, at­ tend the story of Max P. Steuer, representing and protecting a wo­ man in a New York divorce case. The husband, a very rich man. had good lawyers, good witnesses. Fortunntcly for her, the woman se­ cured Max D. Steuer. A jnunty young gentleman named Tnlbot W. Chambers, the husband’s best witness, confessed that he and the rich man’s wife were guilty. lie lost his jnuntincss when Steuer Immediately ar­ ranged to have him indicted for adultery, under the laws of New York State. « you have anything framed up, don't let that young lawyer Mux I). Steuer get into tne frame. He may spoil your picture." The shepherd swains shall dance erty and justice cannot and ought not to stand. All the and sing, wrecks on either side of the stream of time, all the wrecks SPECKS OF NEWS mnke up For thy delight each May morn­ of the great cities, and all the nations that have passed away the world’s history, as the ticking ing; If these delights thy mind may —all are a warning that no nation founded upon injustice of tiie second hand makes up eter­ nity. move, can stand.”— Robert G. Ingersoll. Then live with mo and be my love, The Prince o f Wales, celebrat­ ing Ids thirty-first birthday in fnr-—Christopher Marlowe. NOTE TO ANXIOUS MOTHERS: Your wandering boy o(l' South Afticn, danced until late. ■o is probably looking for a place to park or else has already Princes mature nnd dunce leter It’s a good thing some women thnn they used to. Alexander the "put on airs” because they don’t found a properly scheduled one.— Nashville Banner. * Great, "the youth that all things put on anything else much. -------------------- o-------------------himself subdued," was making --------- 6---------"WE ARE all one, and we will maintain our nation ns it hut tho world dance when he was thir­ The reason why some towns was handed down to us, the most priceless heritage that ty-one. When Napoleon Bona­ don’t grow any faster is that too parte was two years younger than many of its citizens want to stick ever sons inherited."— General Nelson A. Miles. the Prince of Wales is now he had to tho "good old dnya." dried the tears o f his friend, the •--------- o---------MY FAVO RITE STORIES pretty young widow, Josephine Our office boy gives the follow­ By IRVIN S. COU11 Hcaunarnnis, by beating three ing sentence, using the word me­ Austrian armies in succession and ter: “ My girl asked me to come compelling the bravo General Back in the old days when you friend o f his. up tonight to meter father." "D on’t you see the jok e?— Wormser to take to ids heels and found the drinkables on tbo table ----------o---------Drink to Me Only with Thine hide in Mantua. It’s about lime the cellar instead o f bringing them along on E yes!" asked the diner seated on champs in tho various leagues be­ your hip, an at present, Augustus the friends left. WHEN HENRY the Eight was gin hanging out the motto, "a team Thomas, Hit* playwright, was pre­ "No, 1 don’t understand it," said Prince o f Wales and only eleven may be down but it’s never out." siding at the Sheriff's panul dinner, Ilarburgcr’s friend, frankly. years old, he was engaged to Cath­ ----------o--------- u sumptuous feast in the city of “ But you see tho joke, Julius?" erine o f Trcgon, six years older Today's best laugh: “ They call New York, In his introductory said the gentleman. than himself. When he was twen­ them the nitie by twelve sisters be­ remarks he told how a few nights “ Certainly I sco it!" insisted ty-one, he was the military part­ cause you feed them at nine and! before, the orchestra at the annu­ Unrbcrger. ner of the Pope and the Spnnidt by twelve they’re hungry again.” al dinner of the Southern Society "W ell, then, explain it to your Emperor, in leugue against the Lehigh Burr. had played "Drink To Me Only friend here," said the third man. King of France. At twenty-two --------- o---------With Thine Eyes" and no applause "V eil—veil—‘ Dring t* Me Only he had crossed the Channel and de­ Mil Thine Eyes!" Veil, it means feated the French army. Perhaps the Greek Military over­ had followed. Some caught tho joke— men you kin read the wine card all you threw the old government so it could install a premier whose name from the South, probably— but not please, only blit you mustn’t order SIR JOSIA1I STAMP, British would be easier to pronounce than Sheriff Julius Hurliurgcr and a nodding!" export, says the UnVed States Michulakopoulos. must help Kuro;>e financially, be a --------- o--------- THE OLD SONGS nice kind creditor, not asking for Do you suppose Noah was con­ money. If the United States in­ MACON TELEGRAPH sidered us belonging t» the float­ sists on getting what is due her, ing population?" asks the Dade City Banner. Well now, far bo i* So that the present generation no one claims that fur them, but Europe will have to ruin our bus­ from us to risk any reckless sup­ of under-graduates, immersed in they hnvo sentiment nnd it is pos­ iness with competition, in order to puy us. positions. a flood of Red Hot Mam mu and sible to get harmony out of them. Perhaps Sir Josiah forgets the Wild Irish Bose may be heard over Within thirty minutes after its Hard Hearted Hannah and Bessie, the waters of the lakes that sur­ United States customs house. campaign opened, the Ilrooksvillu may not grow up in entire ignor­ round us on a moonlight evening. Chamber of Commerce had added ance of the harmony nnd senti­ Old Kentucky Home has enough NEW YORK and other great ci­ twenty-five hundred members mni ment of the old songs, Dr. A. P. harmony for any passably good ties continue building factories and hud raised twenty-five thousand Montague, vice president of Mercer sextette, and Annie Laurie is still other buildings up into the air. dollars. If Brooknville, Daytona, University, who is in charge o f [ sung. When Irish Eyes nrc Smil- At least the workers get some Lakeland, Sarnsota and other ci­ tho chapel exercises for the S um -'ing is fairly popular, i was Sce- sunlight. The newest building for ties of the state can do so well mer, has designated Wednesday us |ing Nellie Home is rarely heard the New York needle trades will with their campaigns, the local “ Old Kongs" day. For an hour, and apparently it is fast passing, be forty-two stories high ami coat chamber should find no trouble in on that day, the strains of the old Quilting parties, which ia its theme $10,000,000. One office building boosting Us membership over the favorites will ho lifted to tho s k y -1are seldom held nowadays. An nu- has 10,1)00 inhabitants. If nil the three thousand mark in its cam­ lights of tho chapel. j thorite on harmony 3nys that more dwellers in the lower part o f Now paign. Hard Heurted Hannah and Red real clone harmony can be gotten York rushed out at one time, , Hot Mamma and Hot Lips nnd nil out o f The Old Rugged Cross, a frightened by an earthquake, for JohnL. McWhorter is editor of , tho other scum of our jazz age may |church hymn, than out of any other instance, they would be piled up thuKey West Morning Call, a |bo whistled by the students, but song that was ever written. nine deep. newapaper which has recently been it takes a voice thnt can mnke a We mourn particularly th>* pnssdarted jn the Island City. The musie scale lie down and roll over; ing o f Old Dan Tucker. It was MORE INTERESTING than new addition to Florida's journal- really to sing them. _______________________________ They aru too j no classic,_______ there wasn’t _________ much hari*Rc field is n bright, newsy paper fast and too jazzy for real har- ] tnony nbout it, nnd there wns very Tennessee’s monkey trial is the ap­ . . . . .Press leas­ niony. carrying an Associated little more sensen to |it, |but| it 'had1 plication o f cx-Congrcssman Cnlded wire. Tho Herald extends its We venture that Red Hot Mum- an appeal. As we rememher it, wall for judicial approval o f "the first mission of thu air." Its pur­ groutings to Mr. McWhorter in his mu and Hot Lips and Hard Heart one verse run: salvation new undertaking ami congratulates |ed Hannah w will go the way ooff |Git out o f the way. Old Dan Tucker pose is to "proclaim Jesus Christ" over Kc\ West Upon having this uttrac It and Yes, i You’re too lute to git your supper; through a Doing .. .. . , , , . ,the ta­, live, well balanced paper publish Nobody wilt o b je c t.to that; Bananas No apd•' Riding of a goat and leading of now, no luws will be passed against I ed in its midst.— Sanford Herald the other products of the earsheep, We ate glad to see that the Call ller jazz age. They will have no Won't he buck 'till the middle of 1it. Is alive. We received n request thing like the run of Sweet Ade­ But, if somebody had asked per­ next week. from Its proprietors, about two line, for instance. Wherever sereA Macon ached teacher is **t- mission to preach in that fashion months ago to put it on our ex- naders are gathered, whether they ’ thority for tho statement that the in the time o f Shakespeure, ho change list, and did so, but have 1be wcll-paunched men with thin : old fclnglish and hcotch tolk songs would have found himself in a | never seen u copy o f the paper, hair, or the staeombed youngsters [ may be heard today among the worse plight than Professor so we came to the conclusion it j of this day. Sweet Adeline and I n ; cotton mill children whose parents Scopes’s plight o f today—behind I died before t it wns horn -Ocala ~ ........ I the ~ Evening By tho Moonlight are |Imve come down nut of the Cam- the burs and waiting to be burned j Har. at his judge's Icinuc. . ., I favorites. They are cla fld v v 1'IW. aiui Uiiorgia ipountpinq. ]J uc* Life is so funny. This i* summer we wished for last winJJJ AMERICAN OFFICERS that went to England to play polo ngninst the British officers bent the British ngain yesterday, G to 4, and the polo military title stays in the United States. Thnt is good. But why nrc American en­ listed men sent over to act os ser­ vants? WHEN THE DUST settles, you will probably find the rich husband indicted for one crime, and the jnunty young witness, modern im­ provement on Joseph nnd Potiphar, indicted for another crime. STEUER HURT the confessing witness’s feelings by cnlling the judge’s attention to the fact, "New York courts hnve refused to grant divorces on the uncorroborated tes­ timony of prostitutes," in which category Mr. Steuer placed Mr. Chambers. « '• Only a few more i months before ovemmts. h°Ppin* IT TURNS OUT that bitterness against Britons, greater even than Chinese hatred of Japanese, was caused in the recent troubles when a British officer was first to give the order, “ Shoot to kill." SECOND CLASS lawyers are usually most polite to each other, call each other, “ learned counsel," and let clients pay the bills. Lawyers, witnesses, all look nlike to Steuer in a fight. He put the rich mnn’s lawyer on the stand, and forced him to confess thnt his client, the rich husband, was guilty o f perjury when he swore that he didn’t know tho names o f two men whom he had brought into tho suit. Then Steuer demanded the rich husband’s indictment for perjury. "*** -• The Jupanese question hasuW. ed down a bit so sunburn is £ I our leading yellow peril. ■ Thu nice thing about most of M is we can t be married for our men. oy or good looks either. The annual fish lie about s'anJing behind n tree to bait your hook is doing ns well as ever. If you would be healthy and wealthy anil wise never laugh at •n woman with tenrs in her eyes. If there were no women, men would t hnve to work. This is why we should be glad there art women. JUST IN PASSING BY R. J. HOLLY SEED BED COVER The new City Hull and other buildings are among the finest in the state of Florida nnd will be n monument to the City Commissioners nnd the people o f Sanford, who made it possible to own such buildings that will adequately house all of the city employees. Not only are the buildings com­ plete in every detail in the interior plans but the exterior is beautiful in every respect. In fact the entire plan and the location on the lake front will add much to Sanford and we can put into effect the planning of a group o f municipal nnd county buildings. A new west coast railroad through Florida will mean much to this stntc, shortening the distance to this state from middle west points by many hours nnd bringing tho central and north­ west sections of Americn into closer relationship with Florida. If our California friends would keep their ears to the ground they would find out something about the "boom state" nnd sec just how solid we are building this great state. It gives me great pleasure to announce to a breathless public that Doc Aldridge has bought n new hat and is now wearing it with much pride and eclat. Doc says that the latest styles in summer chapeaus are the wide straws worn with n drooping effect over the left eye-brow thnt givo4 the wt'& tcrjf jrather chic nppcurance if you know what we-m ean. -, But meantime if you are in doubt, see Doc. Capt. P. M. Elder is back from Clayton, Georgia where he says thnt Florida capitalists are buying considerable prop­ erty. Our folks this summer will spread over north Georgia, North Carolina and other states and Sanford will be well rep­ resented at many resorts. It is fine to get away n few weeks to get a new perspective and a new vision and they will all bo back in September ready to put this city over in big shape. Burlap nnd Muslin, 72 inches wide, ready for use. SEE US WHILE STOCK IS PLENTIFUL. 13 years o f SERVICE KILGORE SEED CO. ■ Rhone 218. Welnkn Bldg, i* ■ Despatches from Washington state that many bureaus will be closed and thousands o f employees will be out of work. Well, there are plenty o f them left in the prohibition de­ partment and the income tax departments that are visiting the ninny states and trying to sera the money that is cost­ ing the U. S. so many millions. The postal department that has recently stung the magazines nnd newspapers for more money for postage ought to function much better for tho added increases in wages. ON SANFORD AVENUE |■ Ia a $70.00 Per Foot Thirty-one Acres on Lake at a Real Bargain Twenty-two thousand Acres with twenty milcv water front. $35.00 Per Acre E. F. L A N E : REALTOR ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Bank Building. Sales Force: Mi ss Helen Hoage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. *v** -J.-5* t Y ■J Lakeland has just added 1,300 new members to the Cham­ ber of Commerce, Daytona lias added 6,320, Sarasota 3,000 and so down the list. All o f which reminds me that Sanford could add 10,000 new members and still leave a few fossilized old motuil'ackn who will not come in out of the rain and join the organization that is making them rich. And when thnt cam­ paign is made for new members the names of the men who are doing things here should be set up In big letters— also those who urc not. Not even William Jennings can say with any assurance that the human race deevndened from monkeys or from the ilm b o f nn apple tree «r from the Jaw bone o f an ass. All this centroversoy would indicate strongly to me thnt the latter is true. And what difference docs it make about our descent. The burning question o f thu hour with these old birds should not be where they came from Vu; where they are going . . . j . ... . . . + ^ ...... ...... + ......A 4+++♦ •:* Time and again visitors hnve told me that Sanford lacked a swimming pool nnd we could have one so easy. With our flowing wells on the lake front n swimming pool would be a cinch and it would attract many summer visitors. The city thiit keeps the crowds coming and keeps her own people at home is the city thnt will .eventually become a business cen­ ter o f no mean proportions. Figure it for yourself. The mayor o f Cleveland, Ohio, bus decided to quit the job of presiding over tho destinies o f thnt great city and move to Florida where he will enjoy the beauties o f nature and inci­ dentally mnke u few shekels on the side. It might not be out of place to mention that Steve Shinholser and myself just re­ turned from Cleveland although there ia no significance in the move o f the mayor to Florida just ut this particular time. ; s it Well, I note that the business houses of Sanford will close all day next Saturday on account of Fourth of July. And yet they see nothing but ruin staring them in the face should they close every Saturday nt noon instead o f Thursday. If they over tried it out they would try it every summer. Sat­ urday Is u natural holiday or should he in the summer months and closing on the Fourth all day will not stop the sun from shining or the moon from mooning. .... •K* If Sanford had that swimming pool on the lake front we could put up a first class Fourth of July celebration and keep our people at home. We huve tho hall games and everything to make it interesting and all the young folks want is a swim­ ming pool nnd dance floor. They go nil tho way to tho beach for a plunge and a dance— why not give it to them at home. The new City Hall has one of tho best floors in this city now and the pool could bo arranged at tho same location. In the olden days Sanford put on Fourth o f July celebra­ tions with old fashioned barbecues nnd horse races and ball games and fireworks, in those dnya we never skirked out duty as we do today but went ahead nnd did things. Some times it seems to me that we are going backward instead of forward in the spirit that makes cities. If you don’t think so look at the old files o f The Herald and remember some of the good celebrations we enjoyed. ■■BIS 100 Feet ■ All of those who expected a dull summer in real estate have been agreeably surprised nt the many buyers here in mid-sum­ mer and more o f them coming. It shows thnt this fall nnd win­ ter will witness a big rush to Florida and Sanford will get her share of the new ones. Now is the time to get your property in good shape and have something to show when the show season starts. i ■ ■ ■ ■ n n n a a a D a a a a a a a a u a s a a n n a n ia & u i U il tt ii V ♦T t r ** ♦t vt v :■ I** ! l 4* t 1* * i + ■> <•-> 1+ 4* '4*4* •!* vv 1 •{•<• v <• *** *£• v - :• 1♦ ♦ i 4* •> i 4* 4* For a Rainy Day! An Account Here AN never knows what M the future has in store for him. Today we are happy nnd heal­ thy; tomorrow may sec us in a most unfortunate condition. As a protec­ tion against any conting­ ency a Havings Account here will prove a bless­ ing. *:••> 4 :• i W 9 T'F.WPltl)fi LOAN AND S A V IN G S pftesiDCNr PHONE 231 M P A N Y ^ T J j f r t n n FU 209 MAGNOLIA --------- -----jA N lU lU A H ” �BSWS&w&aBBsm w itM e [TELEPH O N E:— Office 148 Social Calendar Saturday I Then; will be Story Hour at the iry at 10 o’clock. Monday IThere will be a call meeting of Agnca Guild at the Rectory at L'clock. ; • l)lr. and Mrs. Morris Speiw r entertain the Spencer-Red_n wedding party at their homj "park Avenue immediately fol ns the rehearsal. Ijlrs. John Wade of Hastings entertain the Frnnk-Smith ding party with a luncheon at Seminole Cafe. iMiss Gussle Frank will enterwith a buffet supper at her ne following the rehearsal at , ehurch. The guests will be [ined to the wedding party. ■ ■ ■ fere A. Lefler returned Thursday u business trip to Morehaand Mrs. I). C. Davejr loft* ty for Jacksonville, where they Ispend the week-end. Susie Houston of Miami, is liuest of Mrs. Leslie Went at Ikomc on Sanford Heights. IR. Murrell and daughter. Miss [Murrell, spent Thursday here guest o f Mrs. W, A. Leffler. 1C. Golson was called to Sam|AIa„ Friday by the death of Brother-in-law, T. L. Farmer. 8 TELEPHONE:— Rea. 428-J. Bulb Meeting- Will Be In Court House Next Monday Night ° E r I V P M r p V n I v S RISE, C 0 U R T E S Y IS GI\ EN FRIDAY FORMISS FRANK Tuesday Ilhe marriage of Miss Curolyn nJ Spencer to Paul L Redfern take place in the Methodist Kirch at 10 o’clock, he marriage of Miss Gussic Miss Charlotte Smith Frank to Dwight De Lain Gives Lovely Shower jiith will take place in the Conational Church nt G:30 o’clock, For Miss GussieFrank and Mrs. Charles Henry fith will hold n wedding recepFriday afternoon Miss Char­ at their home on East Third lotte Smith entertained with a . ft, immediately following the beautiful shower nt her home on ink-Smith nuptials. the West Side, honoring Miss Gussie Frank, whose marriage is to ridge Party Given by take place Tuesday of next week. The bridal colors of pink and Misses Holly Friday lavender were carried out with de­ lightful effect, crepe myrtle and A iists Mac Holly and Miss Mil- lavender asters being used. Holly entertained Friday nf- chair for the guest o f honor was oon with a delightful informal covered with the used colors. A contest "The Bride’s First party at their home on Park Dinner” afforded much merriment, »nue. Ifany garden flowers were Used Miss Lucile Newby winning the pleasing effect In decorating. prize o f a picture. Little Misses Mary Elizabeth Puleston, for Dorothy Smith and Dorothy Couch jpg high score, was presented presented the lovely gifts to .Miss faded bag. Punch was served Frank in a huge lavender basket. Miss Frank sang several solos ng the afternoon and a deliesalad course was served fol- ami Miss Charlotte Smith played during the afternoon. nng the game. A dainty ice course in tho colors hose playing were: Miss Mae Uy, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss of pink nnd lavender was served tani Scoggnn, Miss Utilise Sar- late in the afternoon, There were Miss Mary Elizabeth Pulea- 20 o f the younge;- friends of Miss Miss Sara Evelyn Williams, Frank present. Maude Lako and Miss GeorMobley. Personals o MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Edtor. A loyely surprise courtesy was given last evening by Mrs. S. M. Abercrombie and .Mrs. W. T. Mit­ chell «t the home of Mrs. Aber­ crombie on Union Avenue, honoring Miss Gussio Frank, n bride-elect of next Tuesday. The rooms wore beautifully dec­ orated with quantities of hydrang)a3 in the colors of lavender and pink and in the living room was placed a chair of honor, artistically covered with many flowers. The small daughter of Mrs. Abercrombie, dressed In a dainty beruffled frock of pink, met Miss r rank nt the door and escorted her to her chair where she offeed a tiny lavender parasol with the wish that it might serve for the shower. In the dining room a large garden parasol covered many beau­ tiful and useful gifts for the brideto-be. During the evening the guests were delightfully entertained. Miss Murv Stoinoff played a violin solo, Miss Lilly Ruth Spencer nnd Miss whef are considering the possibility Maitland— h Maitland—-Maitland to haveineW J i n i n n i l i i H i i i u u m o f making* any' plantings of- ptilbsf .bank this fall. ■ In the near future! Everyone —--------veryone D cordially invited to bd present. It Melbourne— Engineers to survey is hoped that a good crowd will local harbor sites. turn out.” Frank sang solos and Miss ‘Char­ lotte Smith ployed several numbers on the piano. »»"P® hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hnlvorsort, sorvod a dainty ice emirs** in the colors o f pink and lavender. ’ ’ Thfe guekt list included:- Mrs. Seth Woodruff, Mrs. ,L A. Tnhnch, Mrs. C. P .. Herndon, Miss Lilly Ruth SpencerJ Miss Emma Spencer, Mrs. A. Db. Smith. >Miss Charlotte Smith, Miss Irma Smith, Mrs. H. A. Ilnlwrpon,: Mrs. J. II. Crawford, Mrs. O. J. Pope, Mrs. E. A. Moffitt, Mrs, John Vaughn, ^purling, Mias Jessie Hutchinson, Mrs. T. F. Adams, Mrs. \ trgil Lee Smith, Mrs. Lewis Jackson, Mrs. James Moughton, Mrs. Hurry Hecren, Miss Rosa­ mond Rndford, Mrs. C. H. Smith, Miss Nezzie Stone, Mrs. R. A. Terheune, Mrs. George Sanders, Mrs. Claude Travick, Mrs. G. It I- rank, Mrs. John Wade, Mrs. Itrooks, Mrs. Harry Kent and the bride-elect, Miss Gussic Frank. She’s Rock Allen & Brent Stockholm S e e s End Of Shortage In Homes Supply Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property AT AUCTION j JT We are permanently located in Sanford lly n. STOCKHOLM, June 27.— More F. Whitner "Monday evening at ft o’clock, room for cradles and fewer mili­ Mr. Guille and Mr. Fellers o f the tary barracks is the order o f the By Us .recent Southern Bulb Company o f Jack- ■day in Sweden. sunville, wil ■111 be nt the courthouse, vote the national legislature haa and will dis discuss with those inter- sustained the proposal of the So­ ested in bu! bulb culture the possibil­ cial-Democratic government to cut ities for this section, ns they sec down the number o f army corps from six to four and to reduce them. “ The Southern Bulb Company all army and navy expenditures has large plantings just south of. accordingly. Jacksonville, which they nre in'A All tho parties of the Left, Lib­ creasing to 150 acres this season.' erals, Social-Democrats and Com­ Needless to say, they beleive in n munists, supported this move in bright future for bulbs in n com­ the teeth of determined opposition mercial way. Mr. Fellers nnd Mr. from the right wing conservatives. Guille have become very much in­ At the same time the officers’ terested in the possibilities of rooms in or.e of tho former regi­ Seminole county, and may in tho mental barracks o f Stockholm have future, move their operations to already been reconstructed into emergency tenements for fnmilics a location near here. "The Southern Bulb Company is unable to procure other housing, a branch of, or closely affiliated nnd the city itself run* n real es- J with, a Holland Buib firm, of many tale bureau, where information years standing. Undoubtedly tho mny be had free of charge ns to talks of the?e two nien will be very where vnennt flnts or houses may • | interesting nnd instructive to thorn; be found. With an unprecedented building activity going on, the end of hous­ ing shortage is in sight. Within Island’s Pride the limits of Stockholm itself close to 11,000 new apartment are under construction and in the su­ burbs entire communities are grow­ ing up. ■ OUR SALES FORCE ore EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. ■*. if * - ■J -t * * ••i A "Vjii Ugfc «. fe If you have Property you want sold—List it with us and kiss it good-bye. v o lp , ! i tit• A Brick of Pep Princess Ice Cream Moat people allow a marked preference for Princess Ice Cream. Of course, there’s a reason— tastiest flavors, purest creams, and frozen into a most lucious delight. Order a brick today. ALLEN AND BRENT Ml 116 E. 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JACKSON Mrs.ClaireEverette To Establish Studio Here Jjeminole (l[ounfy jj)ank To those who have had the pleas­ I ure o f henring Mrs. Claire Putlbe's nolt Everette sing, the announce­ ment of her intention to establish n teaching studio in Sanford will be of much interest. ,y , 1 Mrs. •KViitruiti possessea u con­ / tralto voice, which evidences fine training nnd a rich nnd beautiful a j. quality. She hns been a pupil of Carl Fichtel, J. Warren Andrews, J. Myers and Oscar Hnenger. Mrs. Everette has had extensive teaching .experience, having taught She’s the most popular and also the prettiest bobbctl-iinircd girl in in New York ami New Jersey for Rock Island, .III, and she'll represent that city in a state-wide contest of shingled beauties shortly. Her name is Miss Mildred Tollancler. twelve years. She's 20, stnnds five feet three inches, anil weighs lift pounds. SwimmingPartyGiven ■z a a i N i H a i a u t i i i i i i i i B i a a a ia x B a ita B u a u a a x B U H a a a a a cu N At Daytona Beach S S a n fo rd , Fla. =£> STRENGTH - SERVICE - P R 06R E S S Thursday afternoon a congenial group, chaperoned by Mrs. W. IJ. la now under New Management and will be Zachary, motored to Daytona known us Bench for, a picnic. The party was composed of Mrs. Zachary, Miss Claire Zachary, Miss Frances Har­ nnd Mrs. Edgar Mitchell of rison. Miss Jesse Allan, Miss Emily |Point, Ga., are the gvests of Griffin. .Miss Is>n:ibel!e Hogan, Pe­ rsister, Mrs, George Shipp and ter Schaal, Mux Stewart, Luke Thompson, Herbert Messer and IShipp. Dean Turner, Jr. W. A. Fitts, Jr., and clilli »re leaving today for AsheAt The Churches ,N. C., where they will spend |rammer. ALL SO l'LS CHURCH Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. tv Annie Hawkins, T. 1. HawMass at 8 o’clock. Special Sunday Dinner ]»nd Mr. Hawking, Sr., leave 1by motor to spend the aum12 noon to 8 p.m, CHRISTIAN CHURCH |ln Commerce, Ga. Christian Church services will E. A. Douglass and dnugh- be held at the Legion Hull Sunday |Vlr?inia McDaniel, will leave morning at 11:00 o’clock and Sun­ Shrimp Cocktail — Chicken Soup *y for Atlanta, where they day night at 8 o’clock. Subject ol‘ morning sermon, "The Joy o:' to remain through July. Relish Christian Service," and of the ev­ Roast Capon with Dressing |n friends of Mrs. R. W. Pear- ening service, "Pardon.” New Potatoes in Cream. •Jr., will be glad to h am that CONGREGATIONAL CIILUCH Fresh String Beans I"6** returned from the ForSunday School, iri-iu u.ni. Banana Fritters — Fruit Salad Sanitorium much improved. Morning Worship and sermon, Ice Cream and Cake P- h* H. Faircloth is spending 11:00 a.ni. Apple Die with Cheese Evening worship and sermon, |*’ fkend in Lakeland a- the Lemon Meringue I’ie 8:00 p.m. itf Mrs. D. F. Futeh, who is Owing to the fact that so many Ice Tea or Coffee . „ from an operation for o f the members are away on va­ i cation, the regular church services Also Itoasf Meat Dinner for 7'ic. ■Eli Jainmes of Jacksonville, will lie discontinued during July. ox I I I S i m s n i l l l l S I l R I U i a H U I I I I I I I S I I I I M I I M l i i ! (wfmerly lived in Sanford Is However, the Sunday School will be held as usual during that time. of her sister-in-law, Mrs. ‘ Abrahams at her home on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hughey Street. Sunday School, 0:20 a.ni. Morning worship and sermon, IR. Forbes left Friday for a 11:00 a.ni. Subject, "Mixing Mi­ l?**k*' visit with his parents Prria Beach, Va., he will go nors and Majors.” Young People's Unions, 7 p.m. 0 9 9 0 r* ^nrk for several days boEvening service 8 o’clock. Sub­ [ gaming to Sanford. ject, "Jesus the Incomparable.” Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock, ■»r,i| Mr*. W. M. Scott and "Some Dangers of Evolution. ’ On or before July lQlh all prices will advance at ■V u " *’ ar' cs will leave for The First Baptist hCurch cor( 'a-. Monday and after, P stay, they will go from dially invite a citizens and visitors w points in North Carolina. to attend these services. Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Merriwenther Building 2nd Street. Phone 611 Men’s Knickers i White mid Tan Linen, light weight wool flannel $4.00 to $8.00 Betty Ann Tea Boom Hoys’ Knickers a A ami Mrs. Archie Betts, Mr. |Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin and EdI Belts spent Friday at Flagler kit Long Time Loans on Residences nnd Business Property. Plain white, black and brown check linen. •/ Palm Garden All sizes. $2.50 and $3.00 New Shirts Colored broadcloth. Imported madras, colors. With and without colors. Tea Room anti Restaurant o I o i All guaranteed fast $2.00 to $5.00 <• i •« ■ $ 1.00 .> ■ Boys’ Bell Blouses Guaranteed fast colors. In stripe and solid colored oxford clothes. $1.25 to $2.50 Phoenix Socks All pure silk light and dark shades. Fancy checks. Last Call George Shipp accompanied FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School, F. B. Adams, < guest, Mr. and Mi-. R Mitchell of Oak Point, Ga., superintendent. 0:30 a.in. Morning worahip, sermon by the^ I P . returned from a motor I- *banii and West Palm pa.-Jor, 11:00 a.ni. Senior, Intoriavdiate ana Junior | Leagues, 7:00 p.m. Evening worship, aermon by tn e. NOTICE pastor, 8:00 p.m. The subject for the morning ser-1 moii will bo “ Tho Ton Comnmnil*: l jl I hero-Coia Co., under menta.” In the evening the pas­ will give a practical talk CTWwiOKement will not tor "The Christinn Sabbath ami How I Pbnsible for debts that to Keep it." Gome and worship 7 ° “Kainst Chero-Cola here aiul help to buildd "The City Substantial.” Services not over one hour m C. E, McKEE, Mgr. length. 75c and $1.00 Pair Men’s and Boys’ Summer Caps Light weight flannels and Palin beach cloth. $1.25 to $3.50 New Smyrna Beach Men’s and Boys’ Golf Socks Light weight wool. Plain and fancy tops. $1.25 to $2.50 Per Pair New Neckwear For men and boys. Beautiful patterns. All silk stripes- Al­ so knitted ties. 50c and $1.00 <r ■ Boys’ Wash Suits *> ■ All guaranteed fast colors. Pet­ er Pan Cloth and imported chambry. All styles. Also plain white. ' $150. to $2.50 For further information apply at HOTEL MONTEZUMA H. B. SCHULTE CO., Inc. i The Y owell C ompany Make reservations early for inspection lour ......................... .. j I :" ■: :: s £a I s �unit any whose1namWhrs ",rU Mh*V any right. titR property herein.^T. '"trComplainant, •Cw _ vs. William Whitney, ct nt., Defendants CITATION To Wltllnin Whitney. Ills wife.— ------ Whitney, whose Christian name Is unknown; Don Peilro Miranda. Ills wife, ----------Miranda. whose Christian name Is unknow n; Jtian De Entrnidrt, Ms wife,------------- . Eniruldo, whose Christian name la un­ known; Juuu Do Kntralgu. his wife, — — KmrnlKo. whose Christian name Is unknown; Moses E. Levy, his w i f e . ........... Levy, whose Christ­ ian name Is unknown; Joseph Siam Arredondo, his wife, ........... A rm Smoker Hurler Gives Up Only Lotif? Hit Is Made With Two dondo, whose Christian name Is un­ C ocefuclo; AntonFour Hits ' While) Tampans on liases and Score Tied; known; Prasvldn SIS! wife. ------------- A r ­ redondo. whose Christian name Is Reds Lose to Picnics 3 to 5 unknown. Pedro Arredondo, Gather 18; Victors Master his wife. ------— Arredondo, whose AsBoston, PhillicsSplitTwin ofGameDurlrt^Entirel’ erlod Christ Inn name Is unknow n; F e r ­ nando Arredondo, his wife. NEW YORK, June 27.— With ArreOonilo, whose Christian name Is TAM PA. June 27,-C e n s e r Alunknown; Dolores Arredondo; Juse verez pitched, a gfent game for the score tied in the twelfth Friday nr Martha Arredondo: Mariana A t Tnmpa Friday afternoon, holding George Kelly hit n home run with redondn; Jim« Arreilomln; Theodore Arredondo; Itnrhel Prettn. her hasLakeland to four widely scattered two on base, giving the Giants n Ikiml. Ahrnhnm Rretto: Erasmus II. hits while the Smokers pounded 9 to 0 victory over the Robins in MeOswtn: Elisha E. Morgan; UnuvRed Crnlg and Howard Johnson tho final game o f the series. The erncur THIotson, Trustee; J. C. IleyW mih I, Trustee; Joseph C. Haywood: blow also kept the New York club for n total o f ID safeties to bent Ellas Ytilre, Ills wife, ------------- Yuin first place, for n defeat would lee. the Highlanders 12 to 2. whose Christluu name Is un­ what the Smokers didn’t have given the Pirates the lead­ known: Aden F. Styles; John Clark. Locals Hally In Ninth To Tie doJust wife. ------------- Clark. whose Thursday they did in good mea­ ership ns they beat the Reds F ri­ his Christina name Is unknown: NathThe .Score Hut Lose Out In sure Friday. Triples, doubles, and day. unle) M. Ilrmvn. his wife. ----------------Itrown. whose Christian name Is Score by innings: Tenth; Cusack and Morris singles were dropping so fast thnl unknown; Moses J. Taylor, Jr., his Hath Pitch Hood Raschull the scorers had n hard time keep­ Brook..........000 000 011 001-G-15-2 w i f e , ........ -— Taylor, whose Christ­ ing up. Craig retired the Smokers N. Y............Oil 000 030 004-9-11-1 ian name Is unknow n; Dennis Egan. Egan. whose Barrories: Petty, Greene, Ehr- his wife, ------------in order in the first hut the bom­ Christian name Is u nk n ow n; D av­ ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.— bardment started in the second hnrdt, Osborne and Taylor, DeBer­ id I*. Ynlse. Ms w ife.------------- Yulee, The Sanford Coley feds forced when three singles and sacrificj ry; S<„)tt, Huntzinger, Barnes, whose Christian name Is u nknow n; Ella A. Brantley; Enoch Hell. Ids Mock's Saints to 10 innings here with n double stenl nnd two bases Bently, Dean nnd Snyder, Hnrtley. wife, ....... - ■ Bell, whose Christian name Is unknown; James B. Mc­ Friday before giving in to the on halls sent the first two runs Donald. Ills wife. ------------- McDon­ P l r s l n Iteat Itels firui hn!f vinnpf?, losinjr 5 to 4, place however, in the third when ald. whose Christian name la un­ PITTSBURG, June 27.— Pitts­ known; William II. Macdonald. Ills after n ninth inning rnlly had giv­ Craig had to be taken out after en them three runs to tie tho score, six Smokers had hit safely which burg hammered out a 6 to 3 vic­ wife.------- - '■ - Maedonald, whose name Is unknow n; A lg e r­ Johnson tory over Cincinnati Fridny by Christian non H. Hpeer. his w ife-------------------Cucack on the mound for San­ resulted in six runs. went to the mound with one down staging a hutting rnlly in the Speer, whose Christian name ford held the heavy hitting Saints Is unknown: Sadie S P e « ri to seven hits, one going for a nnd the next two were retired. One eighth nfter Cincinnati had tied Ella A. Speer. \V. J. Buchan, his double, while "L ofty” Morris gave run in each o f the next three in­ the score in their half of the same wife, --------- Buchan, whose Christ­ ina name Is unknow n; James H. the Celeryfcds seven. McQue’s nings brought the score to 11 to 2 inning. Cone, his wife, ---------- Cone, whose Score by innings: triple in the ninth being the long­ ami the Smokers then missed scor­ Christ Inn name Is u nk n ow n; HuM. Roldan: John C. Cooper. est hit o f tho day. This runs the ing in the seventh for the first Cincin.................000 101 010-3-12-1 fltia time since tho first. Two double; P itts ................. 002 010 02X-5-10-0 his w i f e , -----------— Cooper, whose Saint’s victories to five straight Christian name Is u nknow n; Tomas Ripley nnd Hargrave, Krueger; Jose Miranda y Sanches; .losefa Mir­ after dropping the first six con­ in a row sent the last tally over in the eighth. anda v Sanches; Ramona Miranda Kreiner and E. Smith. tests nt the start of the second y Hitnchra; Rufina Miranda y LAKELAND AB R H PO A F half. Sanches Vlada do Hnhlon; Ituflnn Dumas, If .... ......3 0 0 4 0 n Rraves Split T o hi Roldan; William A. Illsllee' Ills SANFORD AO R II PO A Buckley, 2b .... 3 0 0 1 *» 1 BOSTON, Juno 27.— Boston <li- wife. —— — lilshec. whose Christ­ .1 () 0 2 0 Wade, cf .. .. • » ina name Is unknown; VV, T. W e b ­ m 0 0 0 0 0 viclctl a double header with Phila­ Surface, rf . i. A Walznk, 2I> .. ster. Ids w i f e , ---------- Webster, whose .,4 0 0 i 1 ) 0 0 0 1 ) Luther, rf .. • « • < M delphia here Friday winning the Christian name Is unknown; A. S. Stnnzak, ah a i a 0 whose Brnzler, cf .. . ....4 0 1 0 ii 0 first 8 to 0. and losing the second Speer. Ms w ife.—■— -——Speer, 8 Alford, c .. . . 4 3 1 ) • > i o o-i,„ i / n « « „ __ r- Christian name Is unUn own; O. W. Welch, ss .. .. .. ..4 0 II A* 1 * 1 pi ■ )■ I he hittinu d F uaticroit s 1 1 • * rr, ills wife* 1 * ■ * — Curley, if .. 1 .. 4 Edwards, lb . .. 3 0 l 9 0 0 and Mann helped Boston mater­ .Htletf, whose t’ lirlstlan name Is un<» .A McQue, If .. . know n: J. D. Wolverron. Ills wife. Ponder .’lb .. 3 1 1 •I 1 1 ially in tho opener. Daily, lb .. „ 15 ..a —Wolverton, whose Christian name 0 Francis, c .. 0 . .. 1 0 II First Game Is unknown; I,other t*. Porter, hls a Friable, ss .. 2 2 • ) 0 0 Wife. --------- Porter, whose Christian Doyle, c .. .. . .. 1 1 0 b Score by innings: Cusnck, p .. . 4 2 0 name Is unknown; I- t*. I’nrter, Ills Crnlg, p .. .. .. .1 0 0 0 1 0 Phila....................OUl 210 101-0-11-3 w i f e , -------------Porter, whose Christ­ Johnson, p .. .. . 3 0 1 P 3 •o B o sto n ......... .. 101 221 l0x-8-12-2 ian inline Is unknown, Arthur F. OdTotals .. .. ..33 I 7x28 17 ! 11 ti. Ills wife, ------------- Dili In, whose Mitchell, Knight and Wilson; Christian x— One nut when winning run mime Is unknown; I. Da•J 4 24 12 3 Benton nnd O’Neill. T o ta ls ........ .. 30 i vena. Ills wife, -------------- Dnvega, scored. AII R H PO A B TAMPA whose Christian name Is unknow n; Second Game SAINTS AB It II PO A Kneatl, 2b .. ..3 1 li 3 *1 n i Phlin................. 101 000 200-4-10-1 -------------11risk ell. whose Christian Allen, ss .. .. .. r» >1 o 3 r> nano- Is unknown; ------------- Buchan. Estrada, If .. . 4 1) •* 1 n ii Boston . ............ 002 000 100-3-11-2 whose Christian name Is u nknow n; »> | 0 4 *1 Mcasuer, 2b . • * n ------- -McDonald, whose Christian Welk, ss .. . n 1 1 it .. 4 Decatur, Couch and IIcnliiR*, 1 3 Doyle, 3b .. .. M 11 t name Is unknow n: - -- ■—- Altmon Lee, rf .. .. .. . 6 1 1 i ii n Marqunrd, Vargus and O’Neill. w h . m .C h r i s t Ian name Is unknow n; Shannon, If .. .. 4 1 T 0 n Allen, c f .. .. -.4 »J *) *9 0 0 Algi rnoti <8. Sptcr, hls wife. CarBrown, c f .. .. 4 0 i 1) 0 rlu VV, Hpeer; A. M. Thrasher; P et­ j Jesinor, lb .. . 4 3 3 II 0 0 t'ards Comb Cubs Hernandez, rf .. 4 II 0 0 0 er 11. Bradley. Ills wife --------------— Smith, ,'!h .. .. ..5 *> 4 l *» 1 ST. LOUIS, Juno 27.— Chntlcs llnuliey, wlmse Christian name Is Btirnes, lb .. .. .. 3 1) 1) 14 1 I Hudgins, c .. .1 T 2 8 0 0 Fly lit Rhein overenme the ail van­ unknown; I’ator II. Rradly, hls wife Hesse, c .. .. .. .. 4 I 0 (t *;» • Alvoiez, j> .. . 4 1 I 0 3 0 tage of Grover Cleveland Alex­ Ellxnhuth VV. Bradley; Robert H. • 1 Morris, p .. .. .. 4 1) 1 0 Bindley, hls wife. Resile B ra d le y ; ander in n pitching duel and the and cacti and every of the said par­ ties. If living, nnd If either, any T o ta ls ............. .33 6 7 30. 19 0 T o ta ls ........ . . 37 12 18 27 10 1 St. Louis Cardinals defeated the or all of said parties hu dead, to ISroce by innings: Chicago Cubs Friday 3 to 2, in the all parties claiming Interests u n ­ Score by Innings: ( ,. . 000 020 000- 2 opening contest o f a four-gama se­ der the follow in g deceased d efen d ­ Sanford . ........... 000 100 003 0-4 Lakeland .. ants. to-tvit William Whitney, tits . .. I. .. 020 111 01x-12 ries. St. Petersburg . .. 000 202 000 1-6 Tampa wife,------ Whitney, whoso Christian Summary: Two bn ho hits— AlScore by innings: mime Is unknown; Don Pedro AlirSummary: Two base hits— Al­ ................... 000 200 000 atulit. Ids w i f e ---------------- Miranda, ford, Mc(ltrtf,**Air«ir“ ThTe,. huso Ian, Jenmer, Alvere?., Snead, Smith, Chicago whole'Xhlrdtlrttr nrtrhfc-ls-Viitknown; hits— McQuc. Stolen bases — Hudgins:''' Threw: Mke"Mt*^-JI'»!. St. Louirf .. .. .. ;.......... XM)0 111 obx Juan De Entrnldu. Ills yvlfc--------- 1— ALVAREZ KELLY’S H O M ER Celerymen Return IN TWELFTH WINS Home MondayAfter AND TAMPA GAME FOR GIANTS A Disastrous Trip iWill Play Mom Inf? and After, noon1'Karnes With Lakeland On inly h Play Saints Here FirjiJt,.'! Days Next Week Spy Kt-» Several Changes Are Made In Lineup Clyde Chapman, Veteran Hur­ le r of State League, Is f Mlded to I’ itchinK Staff 'f it -■» The Sanforil Celerymen, nfter n disastrous road trip of a week nnd n half, will return homo Monday fo r an entire week o f |>lny in thin city, including n morning nnd nn afternoon game on next Saturday, July 4, On Monday, Tuesday, nnd Wed­ nesday, the contests will be with tho Saints from St. Petersburg, leaders o f the first half o f the season, nnd with whom the Celeryfeds are playing the intter part of this week. The Lakeland Highland­ ers will journey here for garni s during the latter part o f next week nnd will vie with Sanford for hon­ ors on July 4, ’A fter recovering from hrr los­ ing streak at the beginning o f the second half, St. Petersburg has won consistently and the teuin will come hero Monday with hopes o f taking another series from San­ ford. It is imped by followers o f the national sport in this city, how­ ever, that the Celerymen will he sufficiently rejuvenated when they return home to play the brand o f baseball that was displayed when they walloped Tampa to the tune o f 10 to I, during the early part o f this week. Jn Friday’s game with tho Saints, Sanford played a good brand o f hull hut lost when the St. Petersburg team pushed over n run in the tenth inning with the score tied. Until that time it was ns much Sanford’s game ns it was St. Petersburg’s. Several additions and changes have been made in the team since it played here last, Including the placing of Clyde Chapman, veteran Florida State League pitcher, on tho htnliug* stall'. i». Although ho lost hi*.Jkst game, it is believed that when he is in better form, he will display the kind o f pitching for which he was known in former years. It is quite natural that the peo­ ple o f this city want n winning baseball team to represent them in the state league, and this, it is pointed out by local haselmlt o f­ ficials, may best he had by the peo­ ple themselves giving their per­ sonal support to the team by a large attendance nt nil o f the home SANFORD D R O P S 2ND CONTEST TO “SUNSHINE” C IT Y games, Doyle, Shannon, Besse, Morris. liter. Stolen buses— Buckley, Hud­ Sacrifice— Mersner, Bnily. Double gins, Sacrifice lilts— E-tradii, Al­ Weik, Edwards, Jessmer. [day— Mess tier to Barnes. Left on len, bases— Sanford 0, Saits I. Base Left on base— Lakeland 7, Tampa Base on halls— oil Craig 2, on balls—oir Morris fl, Cusnck 3. 9. Hit by pitcher—by cunack, Mess- Johnson 2, Alverez 5, Struck out tier. Passed halls— Alford, Hesse. — by Craig I, Johnson 3, A lveiez 6. llitH—olT Craig 9 in 2 1-3, Umpire— Pieh. Time—2:05, Johnson 9 in 6 2-3. Passed halls — Doyle. Losing pitcher— Cruiv. Umpires— Baxter and Ross. Tima of game— 2:15. How They Stand Florida Stale League SENATORS T A K E FIRST OF SERIES FROM ATHLETICS Como From Huhiml In Sixth to Score Three Runs And Win 5 to 3; Tigers Win Sth * Straight, Healing drawn 4-3 I Sox Win Again 'tCIIICAGO, June 27.— Red. Faber registered his fifth consecutive vic­ tory Friday when Chicago ticfcnied Clf-vcluml 3 to 1, for the second game in a row. •Score by innings: Move. .. 000 001 000-1-8-2 Chicago .. ..........002 010 OOx-3-5-0 Miller, Buckeye and M yall; Fato r nnd Sehnlk. The time has conic for builders and urchiteets to look further than m ere mechanical safeguards against overloads nnd stresses in planning ami creeling buildings. They should give definite protec­ tion against the spread of tire. Tnmpa ......................... 8 L a k e la n d ...................... 7 St. P etersb u rg ............5 Sanford ........................ 1 2 4 <i y .KOI) ,03d St. Augustine— Klectric street .165 lights being installed over wide .100 area. C. Hey wood! Ellas Tub-e.hls wife, --------- Yulee. whose Christian norns John Is unkno*CR^^i\nht i*i*iro ills4 Wife ■ ■ i 1* 1,1 Clark, whose Christian- name U unknown; Nathaniel M. Brown. hfi» wife._ — Brown, ‘whose ehrlsllan Is un know n; Mortw J. Taylor. J r . hl* u I# - .— Taylor, who*© LnriBi- Ian name Is unknown: Dennis Egan. I M S * Ella A. B r a n t le y ;’ Enoch Bell, n " w i f e , ---------------- iiell, whose Christ­ ian name Is unknown; James II. ------- Mc­ McDonald, hls wife, Donald. wlmse Christian name Is unknown: William U. his wife.— --------- Maedonald, whose Christian name Is unknow n; Al* gernon H. Hpeer. hls wife. Is Bpeer, whose Christian name A. unknow n; Kadle ______ Speer: Ella Speer; VV. J. Hoc ban. hls wife,— Biichan. w h e w Christian name is u nknow n; James II. Cone, bis wife, -------------Cone, whose Christ­ ian name Is unknown; Rnhlon; John c . Cooper, hls wire. —■----- Cooper, whose Christian mime k. unknown: Tomas Jose Miranda y Hunches; Josefa Miranda y Hanchea; Itamonn Miranda y Sanchez. A fter .153 .462 .377 u N Pet. Our New Home .437 Yesterday’s Results Rufina Miranda > Saiicdes do Rnhlon; R uflno Hoblon: W il­ liam A. Blshee, hls w i r e . ---------Rlshee. whose Christian name Is u nk n ow n; VV. T. Webster, bis w fe. —W^lmlur. w 11090 Llirlatmn name Is unknown; A. S. Hpeer. hls Wife. ------------ - HpcJr, whose Clirlstnln name Is unknoivn: jU VV. Hliefr, hls wife. ------------Htleff. whose Christian name Is unknown: J. DW olverton. hls tvlfe ----------- - W o verton, whose Christian mtitto I* u nknow n; 1.other C. Porter. Ills wife. ------------- Porter, whose Christ­ ian name Is unknown: U Port­ er, his wife. — --------- Porter, whose Christian name Is tinknoivn; A r­ thur F, Otllln. Ills wife. ------ ;-------- ‘ Chill a, wlmse Christian name Is un­ k n ow n ; l, Dnvega, hU w i f e , ---------- — Davegti. whose Christian name Is u nknow n: ----------------------- Helskcll. w h ose Christian name Is unknow n, Christian -Iluchan. whose McDonname Is unknown: old, whoso Christian name is unwhosy k n o w n ; . --------Ajtmun. Christian name Is unknown; A lg er­ non H. Hpeer, hls wife, Carrie VV. St»-er; A. 21. Thrasher; Peter D. Bradley, his w ife.----------- - Bradley. whose Christian name Is unknown; Peter B. Rrndlv. hls wife, Eliza­ beth VV. B radley; Robert 8. Brad­ ley: hls wife. I.enlie Bradley; VV IIRam B. W a lla c e ; George C. Brant­ ley; it rid Joseph tie la Mura A rre­ d on d o ; or otherwise. In and to the lands hereinafter described, sltuute, lying ami being In the county of Heminole anil State o f Florhla. mum purileularly described as fo l­ lows. to -w it: , Reglrtnlng at lb* Intersect Ion nr the Eastern side o f the Weklva lllv c r anil the North Elite o f that portion o f the Peter Miranda Grant k n ow n on tho maps o f the t olled Htatcs Harveys us Beetlon ’J9. T o w n ­ ship 19, Hunt It of Itango 2U East, run thence south 19 Vi degrees east r,n chains to the Northeast corner o f the said Peter .Miranda Grant: thence South 39 I-S 'W est 120 chains to the Hrmtheast corn er o f tho said Col. r Miranda Grunt; thence North rti) 1-3 degrees Werft H7.1S .ijhalns to the Eastern aid.- o f tho safil Weklva R iv er: thence Northeasterly along tho meander lltto of,.th*< wvatern American League Detroit 4, St. Louis 3, Chicago 3. Cleveland I. Philadelphia 3, Washington 0. Only three scheduled. Clerk Seventh J milclai r rlda. In anil f,)r (SEAM ■ M a W e st ihird < ,r b«R>lng|a { DeCoRes & „ o f Counsel f)lr tbB*c^JW ■cian^ioS.-iiM <*nV) i.VVH1 UlV ,EL'A° the point o f beginning; Ir*s htgln-' SAVE and THRIVE .1925 Better Service Through The Federal Reserve System As a mcmltcr of tho Federal Reserve System w* htr* working for us and for you, the well-oiled machinery« (f the greatest financial organization in the world. Its nation-wide facilities for transferring and mIIkE ing funds in the safest and quickest way are al cur torn* I mand— and YOURS. The First National Bank is the only hank in Sanford I which is a member o f the Federnl Reserve System. Dt| us serve you. ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK l.lN F O I tn , FRA. iv: The prices go up ■ N N $25 today will make O A K HILL at the pre­ sent prices. house ; 221-E. First Street, Opposite Postoffice exceedingly You low cannot af­ ford to delay action, after Tuesday. ■ oftu Sem inole Business Exchansnge lots will be increased Florida State League St. Petersburg 5, Sanford 4. Tnmpa 12, I-akcland 2. National League Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 3. Boston 8-3, Philadelphia 0-4. New York 9, Brooklyn 0. St. Louis 3, Chicago 2. U,'‘ !lru Double garage, on Highway, 15 minutes ride.w' cellont water, shade and fruit trees galore. 1<W place for relaxation. See it and you will UDort. * ciatc it. Price $11,500.. Terms. you the owner of a lot in W e Will Be In ^ ?* 10 ACRES— MODERN EIGHT ROOM M Ju ly 1st .023 .641 .507 .501) .471 .408 .469 Heraftk Sanford. pwt>R^ once each Week fnFou.nl M i live weeks. ,or t'zht n W 1TN iChS mv i a o f the Clrott|tnCon«n<L,*n‘1 ttl" Judicial Circuit rlda. in nnd for COUNTRY HOME .010 Pet. .083 .050 .632 .181 .456 . 135 413 .341 hinniSni "” rc mai, *’ ri- lIL bill o f complaint you In ibis” cauV lhlhU« A 'I Pet. .ill »t whose* Christian Sima '» unknown^ .019 .6 it) .500 Rouse at Hanf 3rd day .if a I/kuJ: name Is unknown: David National League Won I,list New Y o r k ............. 0 21 P ittsb u rg ............. 23 Cincinnati......... 31 30 Brooklyn .. .. .. 32 32 St. L ou is............... .31 33 C h ica go.................. ’J’.i 36 Pliiludt-lphiu........ 28 34 B oston ................... 23 38 our said Cirnlu (*nJ next Wednesday morning REAR ESTATE — INVESTMENTS Enhhy Putcston-R rumlev Bldg. Sanford Fin rlda < It Is hrrMjvUnrr 1 ,l,?i each of you Earle T. Field Apalachicola— Main highway be­ Won Lost Pet. ing resurfaced. PHILADELPHIA, June 27. — American League Washington won the first game of Won Lost tlie important series with the Ath­ 20 letics here Fridny 6 to 3. G odin’ -, Philadelphia ........ 43 DO home run with two on huso in the W ashington......... .42 29 seventh inning provided the win­ ( ’hint g o ................. . 33 33 ning runs. The league leaders D e tro it................. 31 0*1 hatted Walter Johnson hard in the St, L o u is ............... . :io 35 enrly innings hut the veteran hurl- Cleveland ............. 27 20 37 cr kept the hits scattered. In the New Y o r k ............. OI 42 ninth inning lie wait touched up B oston ................... for two singles hut managed to Son(hern A sHoclatian keep the Athletics from the home Won l.ost plate. New O rleans........ 43 20 Simmons iiit his twelfth home* Atlanta .. .40 34 run o f tlie Henson nnd Bill Lamar Chattanooga........ .37 30 hit safely for the 2flth consecutive Nashville ........ ..35 35 game. Nearly 30,001) persons saw Birmingham .. .. .3 3 37 the contest. Memphis ............. . 30 41 Score by innings: Mobile 40 .34 Wash. .. .. ..001 iMO 300-g-IlM) Little Rock ......... .31 40 I'hilu. .. .. ,........102 000 000-3- 8-1 Johnson mid Kind; Graven and Perkins, Berry, Tigers Win Again DETROIT. June 27.— The De­ troit Tigers won their eighth con­ secutive game here Friday defeat­ ing the St. Louis Browns 4 to 3. Score by innings: St. L o u is.........100 000 020-3-5-3 Detroit ............... 002 000 02x 1-9-0 (Alston nnd Dixon, Rego; White1,111 nnd IIussier. Alexander nnd Gonzales; Rhcm and O 'Farrell. whose Christian ^ m o lk unknown. Fernando Arredondo. Ma wit*. ------ Arredondo.whose Christian name Is unknown: Dolofex M red on uo. Juse dr Martha Arredondo. Mar ana Arredondo; Jomv Arredondo. T b « r dore Arrendondo: Rnrhel her husband. Abraham I r< *tt<L J nsmus M. AIcCowan Kllsha l - Mor gnn: (louveneur TIlRdson, Trust t o ; J. C, Hey wood. Trustee. J'os'l” 1 any part nr thanco Smith 1!) 1-3 degrees West 10 chains: then Boutfi HO 1-3 de>rees East 13 chains to the East flm* of the said I’ eter Miranda (Irani; thence South 29 1-3 degrees West along the said hast line o i the said Peter Miranda tlrant 10 chains to point o f b e g in n in g ; and nlso !ess,Pbrgln n ln g at a point 1.300 fe e ( W est of a point •IG.S0 chains North o f the Intersection o f the South boundary o f the said Peter Miran­ da Grant, with the w est Boundary o f Section 27. T o w n sh ip 19 South o f Ran g o 29 East, this point o f boginning being then 7.37 chains West o f the Southeast corn er of the South weal Quarter o f |he North­ east Quarter o f Section -1. T o w n , ship 19. South o f R a nge 29 East, thence running VVcst 89° feet *.° W ek lv a R iver: b e g in n in g ngnln at the same point o f beginning, run thence North Tan feet, thence West 340 feet to the W eklva R iver; thence Southwesterly along tho meander �y - — ■ 4 — ---------^ i _____ TOE SANFORD ^ R A L P ^ g X T tlR D A Y . JUNE 27,J_925 •^ r “ ™“ •>* T •Ivr _ S ...t k i ' 17 *^’ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Herald Classified Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results Classified Directory Bsnford Dally Herald rANT AD. RATES LAWYER rma; Cash In Advance LEWIS O'BRYAN. Offies In t.eminule Hank Building Annex. Phone 417-L 3. ( l « s * »J*. will k* rsIrani pntrnnn and eolm l la n ird la la lr far .. ____10« n line ....., ------ --- M« ■ llna ___________ ttr n line ........._................. ......4« n line {■'sea T yp e touhla above ti t s 1 reduced rates are for c o n ­ ative Insertions. [ words of a v ers** length counted a lino, sum ch a re s lOe for first _erllon. [ idvertliln* la restricted to eper clsialflcatlon. in error la made The Ssnj Herald will ba responsible [only one Incorrect Inaertloo. idwrtleer fo r *uh»aijti«M is. 'the ofTIco should be Immediately In caae of t y p e w r it e r s WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us j first. We do it. Phone 417-W. K. R. Avo.-Commcrclol St. N O T H '* Jvmlaere ehould Rive their t or poetofTIce addreee ae as their phone number If i desire reeulta. About one fir out o f a thousand hoe a phone, and the others can’t nuntcale with you unleea know your address. I d larn atlaaeare MUST be ads la p e r a o n a t T h e Has* «d H e r a l d i f l l r e o r h r let* T v lep k oae flw n a tle * Lacee a r e n ut va lid . •rtenua. Prompt. r e p a ir s PRINTING TO AnVBUTMKnS Service and All makes of typewriter! for fale on easy terms, lor rent, also repairs. Office luppllea. Room 9 Ball Bids. HiralC representative thorilv familiar with rate*, rule* elaailflcation. will *lve you elite Information. And If wlah, they will atslit you wcrdln* yo u r want ad. to • It more effective. IM PO R TA N T Efficient. REAL ESTATE J. E. SPURLINO, suTj-divialon specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK Advertising For Sale For Sale USINESS DIRECTORY ra lsa rd t o g la r e w t t b la r « * y ib uf t h e |>rtiglr » f S u nfnrd i t r v l r r a an iifln weeded, lilt Ifcla list n h r a Say a p r •erv le e la r e q u i r e d . It U i**ed alph a b etica lly far eu av rnlrar*. For Space In This D I R E C T O R Y PHONE 148 aerified Directory IESSING — Molllgraphing. ing and mailing- as you ib-R-—when you -w a n t it 673. H. E, Porch, First ional Bank Bldg. ITUUK AND MOTOR RE WINDING. IART ELECTRIC SERVICE Expert Electrical repairs. W. Central Ave. Orlando. FOR BIG RESULT^ advertise in,F O R SALE: My 10 aero farm on FOR SALE: 23 foot launch, 17 ft. the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY I Cameron Avenue, close to Moore cnhln, velvet cushions, lockers, NEWS—it covers Broward County , Station, small cash payment, rea- white cedar hull. 18 Hup Engine, thornughly which is one of the ' sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box self-starter, electric lights, oak deck. 11 miles, 110 gallon copper, most rupidty growing sections on ,93. Jacksonville. Fi t.________ _ _ Will the Florida East Coast. Sample |FOR SALE— 3-p:ece dining room gas tank, good condition. copy and rate card upon request. suit. Fumed oak. 1-piece sacrifice for $1,500, Loveland nnd living room suit. $200 Edison Tanner, Realtors, P.ilatkn, Flo. LEARN ABOUT tot* County and phonograph with 35 records, .119 Lakeland, thm'.’ gh the Star-Tele* Pomcgranitu Avenue or P. O. llox FOR QUICK SALE— J. T. U n g property, 2\k miles from Chuluogram. Best advertising medium in 750.__________________________ i ta, one mile from hard road now un South Florida Published mornings, FOR SALE OR TRADE— l seven dcr construction, twenty acres, im­ Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. passenger Peerless 8. Will trade proved, eight acres fenced, one OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales for lighter car or lot. Will make hundred young orange trees on th'.ough the Xenia Gazette, good for-hire car. Terms. 1*. O. property. Will soil before July Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Uox 413 or see Mr. Huddleston at first for $1,500. Write or call E. district. Want ad and display New Forrest l-akc Hotel. L. Snyder, Chuhaoia, Fl«. rates on request FOR SALE—Three Elm Avenue lots. $25 cash. $25 per mo. Box FOR SAI.E: Oort touring car. coLtruBt's m m nK tiaen—c l a s s ­ Fine condition, new tires, paint, ified ndi h a w tn* largctt c ir c u ­ -131, cure Herald. lation In Routhwantnra Georgia. top, $150, Watson, 2201 Oak Ave. Halo |c fft.wnrri) llna. FOR SAI.E—3 cast front San­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy FOR SAI.E: H choice lots ,m San­ TO REACH trie prosperous farm­ terms. Box 431. care Herald. ford Ave. 10 on Palmetto. New ers and fern growers of Volusia 5 room bungalow, bath, lights, two county advertise In the DeLand FOR SALE: 71x100 ft., corner 1th porches, gurnge. Any terms. Fred Daily News, rate lc per word, eaah and Sanford Ave.s Thrasher &. S. Houston. with order. Garner. FOR SALE— 8 choice lots on San­ MAINE— Waiervttle, Morning Sen­ FOR SALE—Oldsmohile 8. In ford Ave, 10 on Palmetto. New tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ good condition. Easy terms. 5 room bungalow, bath, lights, two ple arc interested In Florida prop­ Party leaving town. See It. T. porches, garage. Any terms. Fred erly. Reach them through Mk Hunt, Seminole Hotel. S. Houston. Box COO, City. Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street Tele­ A LITTLE WANT AD In The Herald will bring you big re­ phone 111. sults. Advertise those old articles MIR ROIlS It ESILV E It El) you have stored away and have Furniture bought and sold. Call no use for. A title thirty-eent ad Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 017. may bring you several dollars. Phone 1-18 and a representative will call to see yor. BY CONDO E\ ERT TRUE Seminole County 5U R P R l3 fc,E > IH HC ^ Lumber and Building Materia) Carter Lumber Company N. I-aurel St. Phone 605 TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally Times the great homo dally rate 1H< per word, mlnlmutv. charge 25c ersh wlib order. Write for complete rate card DAVID B. HYEtt WEST *'i KtilNta -ftlaritaiiunr. Th« ARCHITECT aclodinr Si mine, morning ii.u . « rent (lac a <'<1. minimum Vic. U nrahar L L 1 I to s a HutMintr O rla atlu , K lu tlila HILTON’S ii \it in :n s iio i' 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 First (Tiiss Barbers Special Attention Given To lordica and Children. ( ’ lurk utiurir K\|mm-ni. FOR SALE— Established poultry nnd egg business. Plant Is locat­ ed In Belle Air Development Cor­ poration on 2 acres of ground. Will sell stock or will rent the place to good people nnd retire from the business. Wnnt to quit on account of nge. Address Clark Ketch, 320 14 St. North. St. Petenburg, Fla. For Rent FOR RENT— Ground Bldg., 205 Oak Ave, stairs. C. T. Smith. APARTMENT FOR RENT— Attractive and convenient. Call at Heruld office for further in­ formation. RA-D -rue CHNNCe FOR RENT— Two, two-room fur­ nished apartment and garage, 703 Palmetto Avenue. Many men and w om en have b ecom e habitual readers o f class­ AUTO SERVICE Day light. Meeta ull 'rains. Rnt'* transfer. Phone 551 and 63-\V CAFE First National Rank Bldg. Sanford, ------------ Florida BELL CAFE id's beat In Service end QualFirst Street and Park Ave- Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST ' ’ orrs, Uunlim*. Insrowlln* Nall*. Heavy Call* louses or llrsd v c W s i |feot. Orlando. Yowi.ll Drew llld*. Phone. fclsvxtor FOR RENT— Eight room house, 1nished or unfurnished, call phone 111 J. important. why classified advertising is so Dude City—Harvesting tobacco Rooms For Rent FOR RENT— Reasonable; modern, begins two weeks curlier this year. new apartmenta. phones includ­ FOR RENT— Rooms with or with ed. By week month or year, well Key W rit—One thousand fish out meals. kensonohlu rates. pleated near ocean. Write or specie.< shipped alive to New York Lincoln House. phone It. L. Sol den, Solden Bldg, nrqiiuiium. • , Daytona Reach, Fla. FDR RENT -Rooms or apartment. Sldrley Apartments 219 East Fir*t Street. Wanted 866 WANTED: Boys between the age Miscellaneous o f 13 and HI ta deliver papers, I* n |>rr*rrlpll»n f u r good money for the right one. Cir­ WILL EXCHANGE for Florida Malaria, Chills and Fever culation manager, e.n. Herald. real ustste, Six room house sev­ en miles from Philadelphia on main Deni'ue or lliliouM Fever. WANTED: Young mail of good ap­ line of Pennsylvania II k i l l * I k * ir r u a * . railroad. pearance to do house to house Trains every 15 minutes, takes soliciting. Liberal commission. only 17 minutes to bring you to Apply Circulation manager. the heart o f Philadelphia. ls>t 42 I)avey and Nesmith by 100. All improvements, hot wa­ ATTOltNKYS-AT-LAW WANTED—To rent 3-room for- ter. heat. Price $8,500 of which ii idled apartment close in and rea­ $1,500 may remain on m ortgage.1 sonable. No small children. Cull What hove you? Address S. I). It. | 694 between (1 and 8 tonight. n ii-n n -ai t 233 Meetinghouse lame, Nnrbcth,' k i i i h t n a t i o n a l h a n k h i .m i . Pit., Montgomery County, WANTED TO RENT: Furnish­ ed house, large nml dose in —• LAND clearing done with system. Year around. Mrs. M. e.o. Her­ Jack Christian, Box 315. uld. WANTED—Young Indy with high sriiool education to train for book­ keeper. Apply. K. W. Woolworth Co. Automobiles USED CARS IO'i.1 I'uril C u n p r — l U I r n , . I OUI Kuril T u u r lm r I'nr. IIU:| Kuril T iiurlu u f a r . YOUNG MARRIED man ,,wants. . .a i, Job. Will consider any line with i : „ „ i nnuhnin tar. chance for advancement. A. B. II III Kuril Hu* IUJI Kuril I’ uiirl l l r l l t r r r . Gcorgo General Delivery, City. IT.lt VIS T O NO.HK I ' l i O I 'l i K DKVKUOP^tta ATTr.S'TION—P«nmcola I* haglnnlng tne grenieel d*- | velopment In Olorlila'e hlali.ry; a half million dollar highway to the golf beach }u»t fnlshed: a two mllll.m dollar hrlriire across Eii-nm lila Huy stnrt rit; qtiarter million ifolUr opera house under construatli. t; two million* being spent on highway; areatcat chance far live developers tn get In oa ground floor, Write Development Depart­ ment The Pensacola News. WANTED: Position with Real .........1. W . P h illip s' S on s ...... DODGE SERVICE Estate Company ns salesman. Ten years experience. Address It. 1). c.o. Herald. SALE lO rT U l.A N II Lost And Found Beautiful Apartment Site M AYFAIR L o ts (i and 11 Hlock 1> AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum LOST: English setter pup. stray­ ed from Magnolia Ave. Wednes­ day night. Return to 1104 Mag. Ave. or phono 589 J. Reward. feet on Park Avtf. The prices are right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion of Forrest Lake Hotel. MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Flnridn. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents u wortl for six consecutive issues. LOST: Box o f linen, party mak­ ing auto from Day Lon to Orlando, via New Smyrna ami Sanford. Lib­ eral reward offered, notify Fifth Avenue Boot Shop. 1H feel un llth St. $G,500. Terms. n LOST—One bunch keys. Please return to J. M. Gtllon and receive re wn rd._________ ■ You ure wasting time and mo­ ney if this page hasn't your clas­ sified advertisement. Phone it in today. No. 148. Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. \ Try Smith’s Barber Shop for pood barber Pick Up Today's Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself ADVERTISING g.-ts results If It reaches potenliul buver*. Pa­ latkn Daily News is circulated in an indust ial and agricultural secticn. ADVERTISE 'n n.e Journal-Her­ ald. South Georgia’* greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Clxeslfled rate* .’ Ue ner line. Wavrros* JournalHerald, Waycros*. Georgia. *1)0 YOU WANT to buy or ltd) anvthing?” If ao advertise Is the ‘‘Gainesville Sun.” Elton J. Moughton ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. FOR RENT— New St. .lumen Hotel Jacksonville, Fin., one block from Homing Park, two blocks from postoffice. Rooms $1.50 and down. |June nnd July. Garage available. PALM HEATH r o U N T Y —The Rcene of stupendous d»v*lop*nent Read about it In the Palm Biacb Post. Sample copy sent on rs1 inert ARCHITECT AUTOS FOR Illlllt advertisements have co m e to be an Am erican institu­ tion— they vitally con cern every m ember o f the family. FOR RENT—Garage apartment unfurnished. Will be vacant July 1st. 112 West Fourth St. {V .W * V Classified FOR RENT— Furnished npurtment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave. FOR RENT: Brick store on San­ ford Ave. $30 per month. Thrasher & Garner. tnnrulits Tribune or hand t to vnur iv a l dealer *o you can read Florida's greatest n e w ir""»n One year *8 00, fi months *4.00, three months $2.06. If you desire $1,000 Insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your e rder. The Ball Hardware Floor Elks Inquire up- FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mun­ son. j Chinnwnre in English Porce­ lains, Buvarinn anil Japanese TAMPA MORNK Q TillBU N E— Drive it China make lovely gifts Send in your subscription tr the ■A-REEL Car. velf. Oak and Second St ae 3. Call 148. FOR RENT: 3 room furnished pnrtment H15 Park Avenue. - a n d ' t h c -rjcs/ s S m i t h . H e 's m avg . a Lo t c o m c n c y , g o c . k .y b o ’d y t h i n k s H e 's A L L R IG H T -Bur B E T w e e t i y o u / i n d n e , m v j.T i e u e , H e 'S M UCH O V G R f? <\Te.D, A N O I W O U L D N 'T T3C FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando MIRACLE Concrete Co., general morning Scntinal; largest classi­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. R. imum 24c ensh with order. Terwilleger, Prop. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want nd medium in HILL LUMBER CO. House Daytor.n (Fn.) One cent a word Service, Quality and Price. an insertion. Minimum 25c. TOMOUILK8 FOR RENT _______ Buyers Throughout For Sale Building: Material THIS DRUGS The Herald Reaches The Herald’s Market Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Call 148. f _________ __________________________________________________________ PAGE 3EVEK : ■ 214 E. FIRST ST. ■ W. It. SMITH, MGR. work. Ladies welcome. Z■ ■ Next to Valdez. ............................................................................................................ — 9« M anufactured b y ■ fc* re ua -I.lnil* le r P a l s t Hold by Os. I.OSal Nil P A I N T C O M P A N Y 111 M a m o l l * A v e , I*kune 3T0 Everything’ For the Sportsman At Ba/1 Hardware Phone 8 B M J O l f D sr Int l F u t u m btnvicc, Inc. C u sl Britain right* rc»«.v«d* - j r r * - ntfl * ft r 0 s -*** A romplelc line of Cypress and Pine Framing **» Sheathing •ij: Siding HW S Flooring ’ * Ceiling * ’ "TJr -’ Finish V i Mouldings Lath ’ I Brick ^ I.ime 'v Plaster X White Rock Phiater Hoard ' Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Do ITS Windows Frames and Screens Made In Order We will build your house Complete— or Furnish mate­ rial Only G. TAYLOR DYER The Price Is Right Printing— Perorating PHONE 303 SANFORI) By GEORGE McMANUS — — —> ” FOR SALE—Space on the pags for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? I*.AI NT r r * 1‘r'n t That Bav** You Money. NEW LUMBER Y A R D CASH LUMBER CO. W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First S t Phone 472-W m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 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/c87766af75776e916edac05b7488cbee.pdf e00976ad44b4b9b727f6d2250fd69cb4 PDF Text Text :* t :W * * r '; * *■ < Y O lft NEW SPAPER PubliBhetl! in?FIoHdn'3 Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land VOLIJMN XV, Local.. thund£rshowera_ Frida; and Saturday; mode rata sbiftiai wind*, becoming northerly. . 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, FRIDAY, JUNE 2G, 1925, SEVERAL DEAD, o ^ M A m u - e To miUiiz NUMBER PRICE FIVE CENTS Woman Kidnaper Gets Prison Term mnw ™ Establish! Terminal H ere NF.W YORK, June 28.—Mrs. Mnry Jones, convicted Tuesday of kidnapping three year old Rniniondc Von, -Mnluski on March 29. was sentenced to from 20 to 10 yenia in Sing Sing prison today. The boy is ntiil missing and Mrs. Jones had been given until today to tell what she knew of the boy’s fntc, but she remnined silent. for numerous branch lines, mak­ ing it possible for connections to be made with other lines so thut ail of the larger cities of the state Capt. J. C. Hutchison of Local Radical Elements Try Mayor Forrest Lake Is Kansas City Explosion In may bo reached by bus, according Nat'nnal Guard Units Has Restaurant Below Theater, to Mr. Marshall. To F urther Trouble Master Ceremonies Outlined Program For Day Tho Orange Belt Auto Line lava Causes Floor and Roof To claim to being the oldest auto bus With Parade and Exercises By Scaring Workers At For mol Opening Give Way Injuring Scores line in the United States, having $75,000 City Home In Shanghai Stores been organized in 1909 in Orlundo, Mr. Marshall said. At that time Many Organizations One Fireman Dies In the business is said to have been To Be Represented Fire Following Blast hardly large enough to warrant tho operation of the line hut its n LR v o li li 'mi Si *f xP ov Au np liK owners believed in the future of All Able Ilodied Men Asked to " a i / l i U t l i W i i i i ai v II B v If This and First Street Ex­ Theater Was Historic Land* Hienllp WHhNntiena'Guard the bus line business und kept the mark; Rescued WomnnSays tension Are Not Finished line running. • Units For Period One Day Wood Believes Sanford Will I n s p i r i n g A d d l e S S WaS ChineseStarted Firing By Fall, Fersic.- A.-v-eii* IS Trapped In Building Preparations for nn a propria to Delivered By M r»fl. A t Shameen, College City Will Get “ Black Eye” KANSAS CITY, June 28.—Sevcelebration on Defense Day, which comes this year on July 4, ure well Wight of Local Club "Unless the cjty officials and the Head Says InReport people unilor wny in this us well ns prac­ of Sanford get behind n tically nil other cities ami towns Among the many messages of for the opening of First Formal opening exercises SHANGHAI, June 2fi.—The movement uf Plnritlu and the United States, congratulations received by the Street from Sanford Avenue east for Sanford’s now $75,000 according to Capt. J. C. Hutchi­ City Commission Thursdny upon general Htrike has terminated beyond the Hotel Forrest Lake, son, post commander of the 124th tho completion and formul open­ muniVpal hall declared by with all of the larger stores which is now being constructed Infuntty of the Florida National ing of tho city’s Imndsonic new many to be the best in Ftorreopening but shipping con­ and the completion of the east Guard, who issued Thursday to the $75,1)00 municipal building, is one ida were successfully carried bulkhead extension nnd a boule­ tinues paralyzed and Japanese vard over it, and have them fin­ various patriotic und civic organ­ from E, A. Wood, prominent Doand British cotton mills are ished by November 1. the city will izations of Sanford, letters show­ Lund citizen, v;ho as vice-presi­ out Thursday night with thn ing tho general plans for the oc­ dent of the Lake Front Improve­ large auditorium of the build* still closed. Uudical elements assuredly get n black eye in the casion ns hu has outlined them. ment Company of Sanford, praises ing well filled. The program eyes of the visitors, tourists and supportinK the general strike His letter in part follows: “The the enterprise of the commission- i began at 8:30 o'clock with investors here during next winter," and boycott of foreigners are president has authorized the War ers nnd citizens of Sanford. declared F. P. Forster, president striving by intimidation to of the First National Bank, at the Department to arrange for u prop­ Mr. Wood, u heavy investor in Mayor Forrest Lake acting ns of the ceremonies. er and appropriate celebration of Sanford property anil one of the ninntrr frighten workers from ninny es­ luncheon of the Chamber of Com­ After two selections by tho mu­ July -I, 1925, ns National Defense tablishments. merce at the Seminole Cafe today. most prominunt bankers of the hand, the invocation was Day, tho exercises to be of the j-lute, voices the prediction in his nicipal Mr. Forster declared that it is pronounced hy Rev. T. J. Nixon, snmo general character us those School lltad Denies Report evident that the people of Sanford Alleged "Germ” Slayer Now- Believe AdvcrtislngFundThiiH of Inst year. Governor John \V. message that Snnford’s progreS- pastor of the First Methodist HONG KONG. June 2d.—Dr. have been asleep for the |mst sev­ Created Will Enable This Martin has approved and endorsed sivenoss will mean its growth in Episcopal Church, South, of this Faces Either Acquittal or Alexander Baxter, vice-president eral months in regard to this most the next few years to lie the larg­ city. Tu" delightful vi'i-a County to Substantially tho observance of this program for est Death Verdict. Attorneys of the Canton Christian College, important undertakim;, which city between Jacksonville ami were rendered by Mrs. Julius Increase Its Copulation the state of Florida and desires Tauipa. He declares that Sanford tlona today corrected statements issued should have already been finished, For Both Sides HnvcAgrccd Tncach. that a patriotic demonstration lie by the faculty and student commit­ and thnt they should awaken to deserves to lie known as the "City In his address, Mayor Laka held in every city ami town in the Substantial" because of its past tee of the college, in which it was the fact that this work must bo CHICAGO, June 20.—Either ac­ urged that the co-operation among state. reported thnt nn investigation completed before steady devolopment ami the indi­ tho winter quittal or death on the gallows The committee, of which F o r ­ cation of its substantial future d e ­ the people of Sanford be continued showed foreigners at Shameen op­ months ** ‘ if they remain loynl to must lx* chosen hy the jury ns the so that the city will continue to rest Lake was chairman, whieli v e l o p m e n t . ened lire upon Chinese in proces­ their duty nnd promises. fate of William I). Shepherd, is the go forward n* is has in the past. had charge of the program lust sion on June 2.7. “I have |ieraonopinion of attorneys for both aides. He further explained that un­ Mr. Wood otTcrs his heartiest He nssorted that Sanford now has will function uguin this year, ally gathered information which less this work is finished the roads Final arguments they agree, have Thursdny night in that city and year co-operation to the city in its next the iincst city hall in the sUt.* and the co-operation of all pat­ entirely satisfied me that the firing constructed and the grounds bor­ eliminated from consideration any discussed the possibility of hav­ riotic and civic organizations in large undertaking tho construction of Florida and thnt the city gov­ ing tho county commissioners pass started from the Chinese side," dering on those of the hotel clean­ sentence of M years or straight of tho proposed lako front boule­ favorably upon a one or two mill Sanford, with this committee will vard. Regarding this Mr. Wood ernment has accomplished much ho snid, A wireless message here ed and beautified, the hotel will life imprisonment, in this nnd various other Improve­ be appreciated.” says tiie situation is quiet at Can­ not Ik? opened this winter. He says, "I ntn with yon. heart and ments. Sanford, ho said furtiu-i, A possibility that the jury would tax on the assessed county valu­ The organizations slice ilk a ly ation for the purpose of uniting ton this' morning. pointed out several characteristic got tno case ’by 1 o’clock the aftcr- county advertising. asked to taka part in niui in doing sod , in the project to he developed has now more miles of asphalt features of the hotel which lie noon was c'onaidcred hy States At so, help make the Defenso exer­ within the noxt few months. I pavement per capita population LONDON, June 28.—Agency dis­ stated will make it one of the finTho estaldishment of nn adver­ cises ' » indicated his torney Crowe,r who in this city a success, are refer to the Luke Monroe Boule­ than any other city in the entire patches from Peking say 20,000 c t in the stale nnd declared that ...... css would consume about two tising fund through taxation in Auxilary of the United Spanish vard." nddri state of Florida. Chinese paraded Thursday with it will he a calamity for Sanford and half hours with an additional this manner was pointed out as War Veteran, Daughters of tho Since associating himself with Support School Bor.da Urged banners inscribed: ■me thnt would prove most bene­ hour for Judge Lynch's charge and (lie community if tho hostelry tho Lake Front Improvement ConiAmerican Revolution, United Mayor Lake urged those p m e n t "Declare war on England.” is not opened this year as planned. after W. \V. O’Brien, defense at­ ficial to the entire county. I.. I.. Daughtcrr of the Confederacy, puny several months ago, Mr. to support to the best of their The dispatches ray the demon­ LeRoy, president of the Geneva Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, San- Wood has taken an uctivu part in Mayor Lake Replies. torney has finished. ability, th e recently proposed strators shouted: chamber, presided at the meeting Mayor Forrest Luke, in reply, the devolopment of properly nn school bond 'vine, stating that it Anxiety to hasten tho end of the “Dentil to tho English brigands,’’ staled that contracts have been Lake mrui. Tin i t .'.t > i , is one of the most impmlunt i>long murder trial, which is te a r­ nnd spoke briefly concerning tho but that tlo re was uu signs of fur­ lit for the bulkhead work nnd bended by J. D. Hood, a long time sne* that has Como before the peo­ ing the end of ifa sixth week, roncerted advertising program car­ ther disturbances. that piles for the retaining wull resident of Sanford und in addi­ ple of this community for some promised at one point yesterday ried out by that body during the past six months. He then pro­ are being poured ns fast as pocnition to Mr. Hood ami Mr. Wood. time. to result in u session last night. Washington Receives Report l>le. A dredge Is en routo here Cury D. Landis, another Ik-La ltd Judge Thomas J. Lynch refused to moted tile subject of the County In a short time, predicted the WASHINGTON, June 2*5.--Tin- now for the filling in part of the resident and one of the most prom­ muyor, a boulevard nnd whiteway charge the jury at night, whoever, I’lildicity Tux nnd railed on It. J. question of responsibility for the work. He asserted (hat tho con­ ilolly of Snnford as the first inent lawyers of the state, is con­ wilt extend along tho shore linn although willing to hold the- court rifle and machine gun firing nt tracting companies have guaran­ nected with tho company as sec­ of Luke Monroe from the bridge in session until jury pleas were speaker. Canton Tuesday between Chinese teed to complete the work within Mr. Holly spoke of the first and retory. completed. at tho town of Lake Monroe to tho •lemonstrnt'irB und French and four months. This, ho said, will only elTort of this county at ad­ Osteen bridge, u distance of ap­ Mr. Wood’s telegram addressed The strategy of the defense in British sailors was avoided yester­ enahlethe city to extend vertising, when several yuars ago First to Mayor Lake wus rend lust night proximately seven miles, consti­ concluding its two pleas just at it appropriated $4,000 for that purday In u summary of an official Street and build a temporary road at the exercises, which marked the tuting the finest boulevard und the hour of adjournment gave tho pore, and the successful outcome report to the state department along the bulkhead for use formal opening of the building. nutomobilu driveway in the state jury another night under l< » k and from tiie American consul general through the winter, but thnt the of this ininnturo start. He stressed of Florida. The message is ns follows: key to ponder the fate of Shep­ at Canton, Douglas Jenkins, the necessity of the publicity tax, >fill of the bulkhead will have to Sight should not be lost, he con­ herd with Ids attorneys' pleas stating thnt the expenditure uf “I most heartily congratulate The summary said that “heavy | settle for several mouths before a tinued, of the high character of tinging in their ears. you und the progressive citizens of the fund to be derived therefrom riflu anil machine gun firing start­ Ipermanent road can Is- constructed Sanford on the completion and ded­ Christian citizenship in this city, William Scott Stewart, chief of i< absolutely essential to the dif­ ed between the Chinese soldiers upon it. ication of your municipal building. und tho rapid growth nnd develn{>the defense counsel, finished his ferent sections of the county in in­ .5ng twenty minutes withdayrstHarry T. Bouweil, of this city Those who planned for the com­ mont of Sanford und adjoining ter­ argument after six hours of speak­ creasing their population substan­ and French and British sailors, and Providence, It. I., also spoke fort and needs of those who carry ritory during the past few years. ing, nnd left an hour of the nftcr- tially. lasting twenty minutes with snip­ briefly regarding this subject, say­ Frank P. Forster, president of oil the business of the city, have noon session for his partner, J. R. W. Pearman, Jr., secretary ing that the people of Sanford ing for an hour afterwards. tho First National Bank of this shown wisdom and tine judgement. i \V. O'Brien. of the local trade body, was the Mr. Jenkins reluted that the should let nothing interfere with “Sanford, with her water nnd city, was then Introduced hy May­ Robert. E. Crowe, stute's attor­ next speaker and called attention demonstration had included stu­ this most important work, which railroad facilities nnd her vast ag­ or Lake as a man who has seen to the fact that this is n most ney, said thut hiu speech would not. dents, laborers nnd soldiers. One 1he declared will add so materially ricultural activities, which are car­ ISanford grow from n small village momentous question and cited in­ require as long as Scott's required. French civilian was killed and sev­ to the attractions of the city. ried on so successfully, will un­ ' to the city it is today. Judge Lynch's charge probably stances of 25 cities during the lust Have Hospital Report. eral Europeans wounded in the In behalf of tho people of San­ questionably be the largest city be­ session of the legislature having will require an additional hour. A detailed report of the financ­ firing, but *no Americans were ford Mr. Forster accepted the new tween Jacksonville nnd Tampa bills passed permitting them to Under that schedulu the c a p hurt, ho reported, while the number ing of the Orange General Hospi­ city hall and extended to tho City within u very few years. would go to the jury by 3 p.m. to­ collect through taxation funds for Commission his hearty congratu­ of Chinese.dead was estimated at tal of Orlando, in connection with “Sanford deserves to he known advertising purposes. These cities day. the hospital erection through tax­ lations for their untiring efforts nearly n hundred. i ns the “City Substantial" und and counties, he said, are making At adjournment attorneys for procoedure in this city of a in the interest of the city. If? your future development and suc­ The shooting was not continued Iation great progress in view of their both sides were in agreement that county und city hospital of like pointed out the fact that the au­ cess is certain. I rejoice with you Tuesday night, it was added, but Inature, WASHING ION, Juno 20.—Tho the arguments had left the jury advertising funds. mode by T. W. l.awditorium of the city hnll is m in whul lias been accomplished and the situation remained tenso “and | tun as awas It was brought out by Mr. I\ nrcapacity of tin* Dalian government hut two verdicts to decide upon, of the Hospital I am with you, heart and soul, in good as will he found in Florida fighting may bo resumed at any I Committeemember uvquittul or death mi the gallows. mnn that through a lax of one mill in pay its war debt to tho (initial the appointed previously. project to he developed within nnd is a place where the citix.'nx moment.” Approximately 200 | Mr. Lawton SWAMP8COTT, Mass., June 2'!. Fourteen years to life imprison­ $8,000, and by two mills $10,000 States wus ustnblishid Thursday thnt this was the next few months. I refer to can gather comfortably for their European and American refugees not an official stated can be raised each year for coun­ at tho first funding conference a.i —In the mood for rest and recre­ ment or a straight life time sen­ of the com­ various public entertainment.*, the Lake Monroe Boulevard.’1 had left for Hong Kong when the mittee for it hadreport not met, hut thut ation, ('resident Coolidge refused tence to the penitentiary could not ty advertising purposes. The ns- the basis upon which negotiations while tho various city departments message was sent, while Jnpancsu he had been to Orlando • scssed valuation of Seminole conn- for n settlement will proccod. to stay indoors Thursday despite n and there have been adequately housed in tho women und children hud taken ref­ secured the information. The hos­ heavy rain, driven in from tho sen | ty property is now $8,000,000, he At tho outset the meeting, Sec­ building in a most convenient way. uge on a Japanese destroyer, uud pital in thnt city, he said was by a stilT northeast wind. Twice aaid. He further advanced the retary Mellon ns chairman of tho Mr. Forster asked those present it wan added, “the few Americans founded and built by a stock com­ duiing the day ho took long walks suggestion that a handsome hook- American Debt Commission, in­ if they were behind the project of remaining in missions near C'nnformed the Italian delegation of accompanied only by secret ser­ pnr.y. It has n ye arly. deficit of tho proposed school bond issue. ton-nre believed to bo safe." the American view thnt tho debt about $25,000 which is secured vice men. The uppluuse following this .state­ should ho funded “now" and on After breakfast Mr. Coolidge through appropriations hy tho ment demonstrated that all v r n conditions “taking into considera­ and city und by vnrious do­ found himself a quarter of a milo heartily in favor of incte.-.iing tlia France To Pay Mail county tion Italy’s capacity to pay." The from White Court, the summer The formulation of n purtnernations and other means of secur­ facilities in thin city. Italian reply inndj by Ambassador ship for the purpose of denling public school Whitehouse, without raincoat or Carriers Back Salary ing funds, ho further declared. umbrella, Forster Item, li do Marniiuo, was that his govern­ in real estate hint been formed when it began to drizzh-. The best way for financing u hn.sIn n reminiscent motd, Mr. For­ ment could not give consideration He quickened his already brisk here between S. W. Bradford anti told u number of the i-arly ex­ PARIS, June 28.—The French •pitnl in this city. Mr. laiwtoq point­ pad* hut received a slight wetting to any proposal that threatened it E. E. Page, both of this city, ac­ ster periences the life of this city, Government last night promised ed out. would be to levy a small before with disaster nor would it agree cording to an umiouncuinent re­ comparinginSanford reaching homo. of 40 year* tho mail carriers who went on tux on Iwith city nnd county. to any urrangoment whieh it did I^ite in tho day, after there ceived today. The Hospital Committee, of ago to Snnfon! of today. strike that they would be paid their not believe it could carry to a suc­ had been a slight let-up in tho Mr. Bradford has been in San­ Mrs. Henry Wight, president of overdue bonus and it it believed which A. P. Connelly is chairman, !rain cessful conclusion. the president again ventured ford for the past 11 years and ia tho Sanford Woman’s Club, w i.» aq extension of the walkout which wax instructed to meet during this Iout "Tho basic principle of the ca- well known hero, having been con­ then introduced by Mayor Lake, for n stroll, this timu wearing tied up the postal service during week to make recommendations in u brown paeity to pay," tho Italian applies- nected with several business firms as soft hat and it black slick­ connection with building the pro­ the representative of an organ­ the day nnd crippled the telephones j man continued, *'b admitted—I um und for the past year as local ization er. Ho made his way along the has had much to <!<» for an hour yesterday afternoon, posed hospital. I sure—by the practical mentality of agent for the Coral Gables proper­ with thewhich John W. Sneed reported briefly rocky coast to Little's Point,, near growth and development has been averted. i tho American people and is ncCourt and for a quarter of ly of Miami nnd at the same time The mnil earners hipl shown the Chamber of Commerce Thursday Whitel 'opted, us I have been given to un- running u men's tailoring estab­ of Sanford for a number ot years. Imur stood on the rocks, look­ high tension of the 100,000 postal, on the meeting of the Geneva an | derstund, by the American govern­ lishment of his own. Ing down at the pounding surf nnd telegraph nnd telephone employed night which was attended by seven lout ment.” through the mist nt the sea, Earth Speaks to Bryan,” and of Mr. Page is also known here, members of the local body and at over the delay in receiving their The remaining discussion In tho i having been for several years a numerous papers on the relation 1 ids hands clasped behind him. which tho project of n two mill payments when they invaded the Although undaunted hy the of science and religion. The most conference, which lasted three farmer in the West Sanford sec­ main post office Thursdny, ilrovo tax for county publicity purposes I weather, Mrs. Coolidge took both active opponents of Mr. Bryan in I hours, wus limited to generalities. tion und un automobile salesman. fenso of John T. Scopes, for al­ ! wrs discussed at length. ouj the public und barncadcd Caillaux T o Inert I Specific provisions were left to bo n morning ami an afternoon walk tho prcM-nt discussion. leged violation of the Tennessee E. A. Douglass. It. II. Berg and themselves inside for two hours. | taken up at the next meeting, in the rain nlong the shore nnd Dr. Edwin Grunt Conklin, pro­ law prohibiting teaching of evo­ W. P. Carter were appointed on u France’s Circulation ’ it tho grounds with Rob Roy, lution in the school* of tho state fessor of biology, Princeton Uni­ scheduled for Tuesday. committee to meet with the county nbou Ambassador il< Martino did not her white collie, scampering at her versity, author of “Direction of was announced Thursday night hy Many Americans Are commissioner* 0,1 J UB’ when Mr. Bradford said this morning By Six Million Francs Evolution," prominent I fail to mention in his opening dis­ that Dudley Field Malone, of New York iluniun th**y will make tip the county bud-!sidi the office of tho real estate Presented At Court •get for tho ensuing year nnd ask associated with counsel for the de­ member uf the Congregational cussion of the problem that "tho company will remain in the Milano PARIS. Juno 28. ■real condition?, economical nnd flChurch. them to include thU tux. fendant. ' ■Theater building whore he bus ister Caillaux'* pis Jim Barnes Is Winner ■ nuncinl in which Italy finds itself,'* Michael! I'tipin, professor of The list, made public shortly a f­ LONDON, Juno 28.—One thou­ jjy an almost unanimous vote it of maturing bond* been located for the past year. ter Mr. Mulone's arrival in Dayton, cicctro-mochnnics, Columbia IJn- ! must be weighed carefully in nr- Of British Open Meet increase of six bl sand guests, includin'* a number of was decided by the members of i riving nt a settlement, and that author, includes both scUntiftcu advisors j iversity, distinguished Americans, last night attended the ' th<* Chamber of f'omintTre that both circulation and witnesses. It was published scientist, and Inventor of the load­ it must be adjusted to them in court ut Biinckingltum l'alaco anil .they ns hturiiie** anil profr**ion»l PRESTWICK, England, Juno 28. Francu advance* t ing coils that mude possible the after u conference with Judge W e re presented tr» King George and men of this city will close their Jim Barnes, American professional, tho issuance of gu John R. Godsey und Dr. John R. long distance telephone. Queen Mary. King George wore establishments on July 4, it being wen tho British open fcolf champ­ exchangeable fur N Professor Kirklcy F. Mather, an informal royal horse-guurds : n nnilonal holiday und Defense Army Flier Killed By INeal, defense counsel. ionship today with 300 for 72 holes bonds that niatui All witnesses have signified chief of the department of geohiuc uniform. Queen Mary wax Harvard University, author Pieces of A Propeller their willingness to appear, Mr. olflyv. dressed • in n gown of pure gold 1Mnu ne said. The New York ut- of many books on scientific sub­ brocade with a pale blue train. l KILLED IN PLANK CRASH i torney was chosen ut a recent ! (ecti nnd one of tho leading gu»The royal cycle wa.i smaller than MITCHELL FIELD. N. Y.. PARIS, June 28,—The pilot o *meeting defense attorneys to preusual, but ollwrwixo th * brilliant 2G.—Sergeant Douglas* E. I o Dutch sirplane Blunder am I tittle a list of scientific witnesses uf the United Statue Army function followed the lUdLonrory tree passengers were killed whei routine. . . Service, was kilted hern i* 'plane fell near the Franco when ii piece of ft propeller L'lgian border. The passenger Recently published figures »how) 1.03 •• en in the fall of a Martin ere one Dutchman, one Oorma that food pricy* in 4924 were G0.5 t 4C 4-2 ber in whieh ho was riding id one Frenchman. They wer Per cent aboVo iDUt. level, while | ’ ihruugh th • fuielago and p mmte from Rotterdam to Pari. coat of electric current in 1924 was Tam h b heart, 8.0 per cent below the 4912 loyel j°ct* I1 Forster Accents Chinese Ask For War On England Italy Able To Fay I tsDebt,Conference Thursday Discloses Heavy Rains Fail To Keep President Indoors Thursday Bradford And Page Announce Opening Of NewRealty Firm Many Experts To Be Called To Testily In Behalf of Defense In Evolution Case 1 �PAGE TEN THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I v ■ m w h ■ 9 • Lots in Flanico Estates Are the Best Buy in Florida Today Because of the Guaranteed Improvements, Localion, Price and Terms. tents - City W ater - Ele and Hard Surfaced Streets LOCATION-Abutting the southern limits of Pierson, Florida, 4 miles from S t John’s River, the St. Johns Scenic Highway (state highway No. 3) passing through the property. The new proposed Ocala-Daytona Highway is to pass near by. Four miles to Lake George, the second largest lake in Florida. Twelve miles wide and 18 miles long. A new countryroad is to be built from Pierson to the lake. Forty miles from Palatka. Forty miles from Ocala. Twenty miles from DeLand and 22 miles from Daytona makes Flanico Estates a logical place for a large city. PRICE-Residential lots, corners $225, inside $200, all lots 50 by 130 feet. j i ? ** TERMS-Part down and balance in monthly payments. No taxes or interest on deferred payments. < We buy, sell and develop properties. We handle only exclusive listings. If you have any property to sell or are in the market for property, call in and see us. OWNERS, DEVELOPERS AND SELLING AGENTS Home Office 224 So. Beach Street, Daytona, Florida. SANFORD—.105 FIRST NATIONAL HANK HUILDlNt l MATILDA— CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING DELAND— 115 WEST INDIANA. PIERSON— GROUND OFFICE. DAYTONA—302 PRINCESS BUILDING. �rnr w * rr.'lN' PAGE TWO i itWi ■**»• i« i>; j ■;>, ■ R ~ = v - ’ v— m t*;“ trwwi« n \ T- r Hamlet In Florida Is Now Preparing For Defense Day ORLANDO, June 2(1.—Practical- with any military organization nnd ly every city and hamlet in the [other civilians who are within the state of Florida Is now making ago of enlistments, to become plans for its participation In the "One Day” volunteers by answer­ second Defense Test to be held on ing to muster and filling the ranks ;r m r*J*. r jt July 4 ns ordered by the War De­ of the units of the organized re­ partment through the authority serve or the national guard that of the preshfrnV may bo stationed at his town or . National guard, organized re- city. Upon the "One Day” volun­ rerves and the regular army where teer must of the success of the vs. there arc units stationed will join Dcfonse Test will depend, it has J o s e p h M. H r u n c r , e t nl. D e fe n d a n ts . O rder fur rn b llrn llu n . with the civic bodies of the various been pointed out, ns it will be the T h e P la te of F lo rid a, to : communities in celebrating the main source of indication how the J o s e p h M. l i m n e r . If li v in g , nnd Fourth and in carrying out the manhood of the country would reif d e a d , t h e h e ir s , d e v i s e r s . g r a n t * . ’* n n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r t h e said sponso to its defense in case of a purposes of Defense Tort. m J o s e p h M. H u r n e r , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h ­ lit an order sent out by Mnjnr national enter renry. e r w is e . I n t e r e s t e d In t h e l a n d s nnd Unasstgned reserve offices and General Douginas McArthur, com­ p r e m i e r s I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t ; A u ­ g u s t a A. H lrr ln e . If li v in g , a n d If mander of the Fourth Corps Aren, officers now living nway from d e e d , th o h e ir s , d e v is e e * . g r a n t e e s all units within this corps area their organizations hnve been in­ n n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r t h e said are instructed to hold muster. structed to report direct to the A u g u s t a A. H irr ln c . d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e . I n t e r e s t e d In t h e l a n d s have a parade and to submit re- Fourth Corps Area headciuaters n n d [.r e m is e s I n v o lv e d in t h i s s u i t: ports of the strength of each unit]or to thei ojrnnization headquarters n n d a ll o t h e r p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g an y ai’J its condition. [by who. ’ilv.*se officers will also r i g a l . t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In t h e l a n d s n n d p r e m i s e s I n v o l v e d in t h i s su it, National guard units, reserve : offer their services to local coinw h o s e n a m e s n rn u n k n o w n . units, nnd civilian committees will mittces m charge of Defense Test Yuu, a n d ea c h o f y o n a r * h e -e b y also report to the commanding plans. r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o t h e bill of c o m p l a i n t In t h e above en titled general on the strength and th e According to General McArthur, c a u se , o n M o n d a y , J u l y fith, 1925. attitude of those participating in Ihu general idea to be followed is n t th e c o u rth o u s e in th o c i t y of the Defense Test and the number of that the Defense Test demonstra­ H anford, H em lno lo C o u n t y , F lo r id a , sa id c a u se b e in g a s u it to q u ie t t i ­ those answering to muster. tions are to be super-imposed upon] t l e In t n e c o m p l a i n a n t YV. C. D avis, General McArthur has outlined the local celebration which may he in an d t o t h a t c e r t a i n p iece o r pur the purposes of the Defense Test planned for the Fourth of July as altoMte in h c n tl n o le CCl ms follows: C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , d e s c r i b e d a s fo l­ a rational holiday. The general VtA lo w s: T h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of further points out the necessity of a s t Q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n 8, pie with their national defense having some prominent citizen an Tho body of Senator Robert M. I-a FollKte lay in state in the Wiscon­ tThoew nS sohuitph e20 S o u th . I t a n g e 21 E a s t nlicica nnd obligations, nnd to il- the speaker of the occasion, who sin, .capital °n i^Y irriV;‘l *" ‘]k‘dison from Washington, nnd thousands.^., - - - Prtmrilllllinnt Kr„ lpr,cl; paid homage. Thu picture shows the legislative guard accompanying Wnl.imn, In and to that certain pie re uatrato the plans and processes will emphasize the object* of the the casket U[V the step.! of the state house, or o r nuroel | m r r i-l of o f land la n d described rteurrltieil n* n s f>lf )l for tho organization of our mnn national Defense Test, tell of its lo w s : T h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r o f tho S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r of t h e S o u th e a s t power and its muster into service needs and urge continued support Q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n S, T o w n s h i p 20 in case of national emergency along such similar lines. from half-hidden caYcrns. S o u th , l l n n g e 31 E a s t , c o n t a i n i n g “To emphasize tho historical oc­ A general program of n parade Vari-colored lights playing nbout t e n a c r e s , i n u r e o r le s s ; a n d In the casion when congress first pledged of military and civic organizations a s e M a r t i n . In n r . l to the nmpithcatrc created n fantas­ ct honmt p cl aeirnt aa ni nt C p iece o r p a r c e l o f land the man power and resources of nn assemblage where prayer, pa­ tic effect. d escribed n s follow s: T h e S o u th ­ thu country for national defense triotic music and short addresses east Q u arter of th e S o u th east Q u arter o f th e S o u th east Q u arter nnd to commemorate the sacrifices will lx* delivered followed by re­ n 8. T o w n s h i p 20 S o u th , made for that defense." creation and amusement will be London Builders Have oRfa nSgeec tio 31 E a s t , l e s s n s t r i p 2 i fe e l An urgent call for all cx-scrvice j followed throughout the state as w id e o f f t h e Houtli s id e f o r ta i lSAN BERNARDINO, Cal., June Adopted Construction r o a d : a n d In th e r o t n p l a l n n n l Mike men who are nut now connected! in other parts of this area. Hatt.’i, In a n d to t h a t c e r t a i n plo.’o 20.—A capacious and probably un­ o f l a n d d e s c r i b e d na f o l ­ ique, natural nmpltheatre, distinct­ Idea From Americans olorw sp:arcel T h e N o r t h h a l f of t h e S o u t h ­ Melbourne to Sebastian River 17 ive in its setting 7,000 feet above e a s t Q u n r t e y of t h e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r ­ I miles, fl miles shelled road, ra- the sea level in the wended heart S e c ti o n 8, T o w n s h i p 20 S o u th , LONDON, June 26.—Tho Lon- t1et ur nof ue 31 E a s t, c o n t a i n i n g t w e n t y maindcr paved, no detour, Sebas­ of the Sun Ilcmnrdine mountains, don County Council Is tired of tha a c r e s , m o r e o r less. tian to Miami, 150 miles all paved. on what is known as the "Rim of 1ottliodox white or red brick house It is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th is ROAD NO. T>—High Springs to the World," was opened recently; an i is going to experiment with oe irgdhe tr hec o pn us eb cl iusthi ve de o nwceee ka s .w eIne k Tfor Fort Myers. with n musical program novel In bull’, brown, rod nnd white colored S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p uho b­ High Springs vtirough Archer itself. concretc buildings. lis h e d In S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F lo r id a . Dene e n d o r d e r e d , Mils l Itu Till ROAD NO. 1—Nunez Ferry ami Will iston to Romeo, fair. Ro­ The council’s architect, G. T. This huge out-door theatre can Jacksonville. meo to Dunncllon asphalt surface. accommodate an audience of r>0,- Forrest, said recently thero was df a y Iof» M a y , 1923. V. E. DOIiliLARS. C o r k C i r c u i t C o u r t of S e m i ­ Perdido River to Pensacola, 9 Excellent. Dunncllon to Inverness 000 personn or more. Tho seat­ something monotonous in a long nole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . milei concrete, good. Short de­ t;ml Rrooksville, rough with ex­ ing arrangements include every­ series of dingy grey houses, nnd YVEYMAN E. W H I T E . tour necount of construction, hut ception of 8 miles new base just thing from tho natural pine ncc- having noticed on a recent visit H< ’leili r f o r C om pl.iltvuV a. fairly worked. Pensacola to Es­ completed near Inverness. Road dies, collected to form a sent, to i to the United States tin attempt M ay 8. l i . 22. 29. cambia Ray, fair sand clay. En- under construction through Citrus a cushion chair. had been made to relieve the mo­ J u n e 6, 12. 19, 1G, J u l y 1. cambia Bay to Orestviovv, good county from Holder to Floral City. Instead of one stage there are notony by tho use of colored mn- IN I l i l t I I T C I H 'I I T o r T I I E SEY sand clay and brick. Crest view Brookavillu through Tampa, B ra­ many. They are composed of plat­ terinls, he intended to follow suit. IISYTII J t HI Cl A I, ( l i l t I’lT Ol* to Mossy Head, rough but passa­ denton and Sarasota to Mynkka forms of table-shaped rocks artitI l . o l t l D V . SE Y IIN O I.E COUNTY, On tho council's Bocontrco, Es­ IN t I I I M ' K I I Y ble. Mossy Head to DeFuniak, River, good except for 12 miles of ticnily placed by tho hand of na­ sex, estate, s o m e :{,f)iin houses will CAM AN DMA HCHIII.TZ. a n d Tough; under construction. De- road south from Six Mile Creek ture aietut the large ampilhentre. he erected in which tho American *li t ET* 'll E N II. (Cl. H.) MUCHunder con-truction. Traffic should Funiak to Ciryvillc, good sand On one, hundreds rtf feet above idea of mixed colorings will be ID il.D EIt, C o n i p l a l n u n t s clay. Caryville to Coltondnlc, fair tako Uaynhore road, Inmpa to ! the audience, a violinist standing 1adopted, Front tho Mynkka h n the shafts of colored lights' County loan. Cuttondulc to Mar­ Bradenton, T. J. HOY It. c l nl." S U IT T O Q U I E T T I T L E ianna, good sand clay. Mnrinnnn River to I'unta Gordn very rough | blended with the ninon-hcams The bifocal lenyoH for spectacles t l r i l r r of S rr * lc<- li> 1‘ohllrnlliMi to Quincy, fair county Toad. Quin- except nix miles. I'unta Gordn to , through tho branches of great were inv nteil liy Renjamin FrankN otice t o k n o w n a n d U n k n o w n D efends m s. cy to LiUmnrtft, good sand clay. Fort Myers, fair I trees on the mountain Hid*- altovc*|liti in 1781. T H E S T A T E O F FL O R ID A : To i —Haines City to Ft. him, rendered mode from tho mnslit t mu in ta Jtturi^UT»iWli?Pyn-e ROAD NO. 8—1 T J. B oyd. M a r t h a F. Hell n n d ly roud. Monticclfo to Tucilln I’ierci*^ tlirn-, E n o 10 -11. h e r h u s b a n d , Dolllo L. Public libraries ouch arranged C o llcsh utul ; j u i l l . ’S I’nttH, h e r * hit»ltiviiv-tfood .aautl clay. Aucilia ifoincJ City Girrtugh ll Riyer,—[food .*und Ifsincs Frostproof; MMMMM i newtw*o*t j m* i p i t o u a their books according to size, in- ; hnTi.r n. K. ITa ft. Hint— ---- * H a l l . RiverTo Grernvitle, sand clrty fond Kcbrittg, Avon Park, etc, to Luka mountain side, _n string quartet stead of according to subjects or | h'ls 'wlfe. c. ^ '''1 Voucher. a n d A. in good condition. On leaving ’ Annie, good. Lake Annie to Palm playcd softly while choruses sang authors. l i e r k e r . e n e h nail e v e r y o f t h e m If l i v i n g , mul If ili'iil, to a ll p a r t i e s Greenville take ,lhc old county j Circle, fond is open to traffic but •HnlniuiK ItUere-u* u n d e r th o until road to within *iX miles of Mad-1rough nnd oonmwhat dnngerouj, T. J.’ lloytl. M a r tin i F. 1tel I a n d Etto rft Dell, h e r h n s h a in l, Didllo L. isnn, where you will find nn cx-| especially in rainy weather. 1’Ht 1 :< a n d J a n i e ”. I'uitx, h e r huNhand, cel.entsnnd.clay mad to Madison, r o a d NO. 21 Bellevlew to Plant l> K. H all a n d ------------- H ull. Itli Live Oak, and Lake City, There 'c ity . Wife. C. H. H n n e h e r a n d A. Ile c k e r, a n d e a c h a n d e v e r y o f th e m , tie is oniy one detour in tho town of ’ihis road :s excellent in Marion, r e u s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e p r o p ­ Leo. Lake City to Jacksonville, Sumter, Hernando and Pasco coun­ e r l y h e r e i n a f t e r tleaerlh o d , e i t h e r u s excellent. i.e o * . tiuVIsees or g r a n t e e s or o l h ties, hard surfaced all the way. orWWC, a n d to a l l p a r l i e s eueh a n d ROAD NO, 2—Georgia Line to Ft. This is thu best road for travel to e v e r y , c l u l tn l n g a n y I n t e r e s t u n d e r Myers. a n y of t h e alutvo n a m e d d e f e n d ­ Tampa from Ocala. North Line a n t s , e a c h ttnd e v e r y , w h o s e n a m e s Georgia Lina to Jnsper, sand Hernando county through Dade a m t resIdimi't-H a r e u n k n o w n to t h e clny read in excellent condition. City to I’lnnt City, excellent road.1 c n in p l u ll ii in l s In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e , a n d t o a ll u n k n o w n p a r t i e s Jarpcr to White Springs, sand w h o m so e v e r e lalin ln g any In te re st clay road in fair condition, rough In t h e l a n d s In v o lv e d In t h i s s u i t, in places. In leaving White * ”ld l a n d s b e i n g s i t u a t e til S e m i n ­ o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a n d d e s c r i b e d Springs cross Suwunnce River over fo llo w s, t o - w i t : old bridge in the town of White L o t 11 - f B lock 3 o f T i e r I a c ­ c o r d i n g In E. ll, T r a f f o r d ’s M ap of Springs and take old county road Music Lovers Now WorshipAmidMany Beauties Of Nature STATE ROAD CONDITIONS Jazz Is Fate, Says One Flans It Concrete And Steel In Consrudion Of to i.»kc city. Thi. 1. !h, oftii*i;ii Homes Advocated detour whilo the highway between If" i V'-*V ptil llshed In the Sauf *;*1 Herald ns I*, t h e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s h e r e i n o n ce a vv.-« k f o r K l g h t c o n s e .- u tlv e w e e k * III t / i 'd n e w s p a p e r . YVi ii ess mV h a n d f*r-rt iT f l c . i l se a l et H an fo rd . F l o r i d a Hits vth dn> of J u n e , A. D. ! J 3.Y. ’ ll C haracter and Strength The frrentest element of strength in an individu-fi or in an institution Character. a‘ The steady growth of the F irst National B.tnk in its more than 38 years of service nr.d its film hold today upnn public confidence, have been due in a very large measure to the honesty and iu v ’r rity of the men behind this Lank. i.. FIRST NATIONAI BANK {li *A v. it nocor.AHa ct«rk. M K K O I I I ) , F I,A . 11y A. Si. YVEF.KH. D. C. J . H. M u r r o w , H o llc llo r f o r C o m ­ p la i n a n t , ti r l a m l o . Flit. IN Tilt: CIHfPIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JIH If’IM. c ih c h t o r FMIIUIM, SEMINOIE lOL'XIY CHANCEHY M. HANSON, C om p lain an t. vs, H E N R Y A. C R A N E a n d O T H E R S . S U IT T O t Q U I E T T I T L E ................................... .. Order of I‘uli Iten IIon Keep Your Ice Box Cold N o t l r r to K n o w n a n d U n k n o w n D e f e n d a n ts . T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A * T o H e n r y A. 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It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s Drib r be p u b li s h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r l i g h t <H) C o n s e c u tiv e W eek* In T h e H11 Ilford H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ lish ed In H an ford, H cnilno lc Ct a ty . F lo r id a . W i t n e s s m y h a n d anil t h e soul of t h e L’l r c u ‘1 C o u rt of th e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C irc u it of t h e H tn to o f F lo r id a . In a n d f o r S e m i n o le C o u n tv . on t h i s t h e Sill d a y of J u n e . a . R 1925. V. E. D ' B ’HLAHS. C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r ­ ida. In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . “LAND OF THE SKY SPECIAL’ P a lly P u llm a n S leep in g C ar T r a in C h a r l o t t e , A sh e v lllu a m t C i n c i n n a t i . 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L o t 97 o f Ita K s d n lc ’n S a n f o r d H e i g h t s A d d iti o n to S a n f o r d , n s p e r p in t t h e r e o f r e e o r d e il In P i n t Boo k , 2 p a g e s 42 11 ml <::t of t h u P u b l i c R e c o r d s iif S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r ­ JIAY YVH A It It \ \ C C B i t II T l t l l ’ f ida. B e g i n n i n g 3,94 c h a i n s E a s t o f t h e N o r t h w e s t C o r n e r o f S e c ti o n 8 T o w n s h i p 20 S. I t a n g e 31 E. r i m IL I*. Aif*, T l r k r t A K n i l , I 'h o t ir ttil-J* S o u t h Hi. 13 c h a i n s , th e n c e E ast 17.18 c h a in s . th en -e N o rth IS 13 l> iln -. tin n n i YVesl 17.18 c h a i n s In Die b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 2G a c r e * m o r e o r less. It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d It 1s h e r e b y E n t e r e d t h a t volt and each nnd every •d •• you. he and up p ear before (SEAL) our, s a i d t ’l r r u l t C o u r t at t h e C o u r t Hi A. M. WKEKH, D e p u ty Cl* rk . I l o u s e In S a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , on th e 3rd d a y of A u g u s t , A. D. 1925, t h e WII-SON ft HtiRHiroLDEB. sa m e b ein g a rule d ay of tills S o li c it o r s fo r C o m p l a i n a n t . AN ADVERTISEM ENT C o u r t , a n d t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e 111 ne 5th . 12th , 2Rlh. J u l y 3rd. IS THE SILENT SALE-MAN OF COMMEKCE. a n s w e r to th o hill o f c o m p l a i n t e x ­ IDth. 17th. 21th. tin t 31 it. h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e , a n d In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f d e c r e e p r o e o n f e s s o w ill he e n t e r e d u g aln st e a c h a n d e v e r y of you. R is F u r t h e r O r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r of I’u l d l c a t l o o b e p u b l i s h e d In T h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a , o n c e a w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e W necks. W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d t h e se a l ,,t •||>. l U r c m t C o u rt of t h e HOVr n l h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t C o u r t of the ....... ot F l o r i d a , in a n d f o r s.-m i o o l e C o u n ty , o n t h i s t h e 5 th d a y of J u n e . A. I>. 1923 \ \ E. DOUULAHH. C le r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h u V A C A T IO N S U G G E S T I O N S H e v e u th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r ­ ida. In a n d f o r H em ln o lc Ci u u iy . Why not see new places, and meet new Bv A. .\L W K E K H . D e p u ty C le rk . IHEAL) people, this summer? Why not an ocean trip on W IL S O N ft JIO U H IIO L D B R . S illc lto r* fo r C o m p lain an ts. . . „ e of of m i r large, l a m e , comfortable r n m f n r t j h l c ssteamers? team ers? 1’ iiri-s nare low, one 4itir Fares J u l i o G, 12th. 19th, 2dth. J u l y 3rd, service ami meals (lie best—ami the invigorating air of the sea Dtlh, 17th. 2 1 th a n d 3 tat. White Springs nnd Lake City is being hard sprfaeod nnd is in very DETROIT. Juno 26.—Steel and gow! condition. ii’, nr _ n High. Springs , ■ to concrete, generally associated witi: cellent. * vTrR Ii ""1' !!! h 11'kysrrapcrs and office structures, have entered the realm of possibil®“i f y,{!«.*V>!'alti v**ry . ily ns building materials in the Id " MF T P'J ' n-nmuetfon of small homes and I-itI, n11 .. t ■■ 11 Minimi ip 1 uunit|i i hiumi, htii'i tlcn , ? L i? / nCn e3ia ,,l‘,'1t Henry It. Hrlgimm, of Boston, r imi-fi i" i 1 ,rU a unll'*1* Cl,,,‘ ! sneaking today befote the Nation- f f l g S f c t T i J S S S i S s f t J i f '- *Hoards in convention " f '"•"l here. .......... asphalt rurfaco. Lwaburg to Km"One of our natural han<licnps t!s nnd Mount Dora. good. Mount i in new inventions is to get away D un to Fort Myers, generally in good c< edition except detours be­ from precedent," he declared. "Architect* and builders cling to tween Olga and Fort Myers, old designs nnd find it difficult ROAD NO. 2—Georgia Lino to to use unfa nt ilia r designs requir­ Or’nndo. ed for now materials. Concrete Wild’s Landing to Yuleo, sand iand steel offer distinct opportuni‘ lay road in fair condition. Yulee 1tics in home building, both in de­ to rlx miles south, shell road in sign and attractiveness." fuir condition. Front this point, Declaring it is false economy to on in* 1 Jacksonville to Green Cove 5pr:nvs, paved roud brick and produce shoddy houses or lotuses treated rock hate. All in good of Poorer construction than appears condition. Green Gove Springs to I,m l,u; ourfarr, unless Tor some -.... *■...................... — use, Mr. Palatko rough to end of brick n t !' rycoRnised tvniporray Rice’s Creek. Brick road front | Htigham said: Ulre' i Otck through Palatka t-i "U is far hotter to have the floor Rati Mateo, good. Kurt Mateo to joists unnecessarily graced and Dunn’s Creek fair. Asphalt sur- unnecessarily large than to have face f ont Dunn's Crek to Hiseo, 'tho floor.! sag. thu walls and ccilCrcnecnt City, Pierson, and Dc- ings crack and tho doors jam afI.con Lprings, excellent. Streets ter two or three years. Tho buildthrottgh Crescent City under con- or may have sold his hous? anti rtru-titm. Deleon through D^. I obtained his profit, hut the qturLaml to Ranfnrd and Orlando, fa ir.' chaser fitnls that his house la not ROAM NO.lrf-Ge.ngia L it- t„ good at it l o o k e d a ’td the t.|"tMiar.ii. , trition of it* liiitlilor ami uf Inulil* Thc Waycross road from the K: !cn,J n «cneral, is iiijuml. Although Marv’s River to Jacksonvilii i l ! l,,iurl,”‘ nre InaWImw that np- n for truffle and newly paved. !,,uU',or" M,,t ,hu, conscious of Rorfun* 1 ompleteti. ExcelienL con- i V10 rtevertheless each inilitlon. Road under construction Jury .lhl'■' klM'1 >»“hes it harder I IhjVal copnty, from Bayard ; . l " 'vU ,t“' u ,,,,us,‘ 1,1 11 M. Jphna county liRj. Duval Rt. Joseph’s, the ciutreh of tin koonty line to Bunnell 62 tnilra 9 ftp*, brirk road with rock shmil- Franciscan Father* in Los Angeles •I iiir* fair. Runnel I to end Reilly’s ad vine* again it the use of wedding asphalt road 9 miles rock shout- '"arches by Wagner or Mondt*!rUro, fuir. Bunnell to end Reilly’s ! a^ohn. "We can well dlspznso iis pb.tlt road 9 miles asphalt sur- j with these e 1*111 p o * i t i o o r, fate, cxxdlept. Volusia ) .unty * Bt. Joseph's calendar, "so ui.J*ne t j Daytona very good. Allan terly out of place in the preseme tlaie to Now Smyrna H miles. 1 | the Sarurmcntnl Savior, in mile detnur. Remainder paved. Whom neither of these men liuI.Vw Smyrna to Brevard county >Heved, one being an infidel anti tho line IG miles, 4 miles detour, l l(,lb:r a Jew. Stive the organirf rtilci shelled road. Remainder embarrassment of refusing end Rrovani county lino to Ti- [ycurs;lf the humiliation of boin^ lusvllie 12 miles, 0 miles paved, !rofurod, ictuaitukr shelled toad, no detours. **4i iiU a/Y(III _18_ 1Q I'lUn !•, (Ill Titusvills to \Cocoa mile*, all I A trap drummer ill j\kDenver in ­ Ilaved, Gudoa' tu - Mblbouru* 21 ch:.,tra is ntiiditjf. Strnnc* V\ **y, wile's, ...lies, 3O miles nines detour, aeiour, 15 10 mile nuit,* they nre hunthiK for him.—Sparjuived, remainder shell* d roa i. jtanburg Sun. ■■ • -1* • •■ ■ • ±*£fc=4: m m ii i i . i r i i t \*» NOTICES O F R Q C A U S A T I O N ii W '. i 6 t l ' f i r t h f r i ole” C ou jiljr. ' F l o r i d a , a I1* p e a r to t h e h ill o f c o m p l a i n t filed above e n titled cause a g a in s t Notice I* hereby^ given Jthat the Inouilig, oil t h e I r d d a r o f A u g .,, A. B o a r d or C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s in j , th u s a m e bolnsr rule day "f ‘ ill a n d f o r S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , w ill m e e t In t h e C o u r t H o u s e a t t h i s Ci.-nrl In t h e C o u r t Htnw**. i-ah* H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , o n M o n d a y , J u l y ford. F lo r id a , t o a n s w e r th e bill of p l a in t filed a g a i n s t y o u nod in 6th. |92S, n t 10 o ’c l o c k n.m. ns nn dc oe m f a u l t t h e r e o f t h a t a dc< <o-- I rn K i l t n l l z . i t Inn H o a rd f o r t h e p u rp o s e t ’nnfcRSo b e e n t e r e d a g a m s t you, liig t e s t i m o n y a<i~Vo" th o ~vaVue" o f . m;l i ' 10, ,.na n y p r o p e r t y . re n t, p e r s o n a l o r m ix ’t ,B o r d e r e d t h a t nil p a r t l e s un ed a s r i s e , | by t h e C o u n ty T a x A s - , h u o w n c l a i m i n g n n I n t e r . St In a n d s no r f o r ni isms eosnaeem m n t f o r t h e t a x e s f u r to t h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r i n V f I II o f t h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r l 8 \V 1 - 0 * t h e y e a r 191' . S ection K ev tm td en ( 17) T o w n s h i p I V. K. D OUGLASS. Tv.’m iiy - o n o 121) Haul It. Hang- 1 C l e r k H o a rd o f C o u n t y C nmT h i r t y ( 10) H a st a p p e a r t o t h i s bill m lssluncrs. o f c o m p m l n t o n o r b e f o r e Sril day mpiali M ay 21- 25- 29. o f A u g u s t A. D. 19SS, t h e s a m e b e . u l e d a y o f t h i s C o u r t n t tb o IN THE CIRCriT COOtlT OF Clnogu r;vt r H o u se . Hartford. F l o r i d a , to SEMINOLE C O U .m , FI.ORIIIA. a n s w e r th e h ilt u , c o m p l n l n l filed IN CIIAXCEHY. In s a i d cu sc a g a i n s t y o u , a n d In d e ­ f a u l t th e r e o f t h a t a d e c r e e P r o L*>ntV. C. D a v i s . F r e d e r i c k tV a ls m a , f e r s o bo e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you nnd C a se M a r l i n n n d M I ko Salts, C o m ­ t h e c o u r t p r o c e e d ex p a r t e . p la in a n ts. It Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d o r be La Follette Goes Home up M ........................ ATLANTIC C0AS1 LINK Four S team ers- a W eek From Jacfesonvill -AJLTHUJL ttL A C K . p i i m r i • m •1uii oj | ri*j I«irnhlyjvftn4 ” ' • • r r - ’/ i f ifjits iK nimj o lllW, WN/» I A rt B lack, O r c h e s t r a L ead er, S a y s N obody Can Stop N e w M usic N o w Detroit. — “Jazz," says Art Rlt3k, who playing it daily, nj ho da^zlingly does, at the Pier in Detroit, knows all about it, "jazz is Rtamet—Cato—call it what you lik far ns tho United States ia cancarned." Since ho tegan leading an or­ chestra nt thu mast fashionable resort in tho Michigan city, Mr. H!r.ck baa been mrAing okj: a study of iim tiacVi:rmtnd ot i.n« and the rWaOlW for its existence, "It Kem, tu me/' , ay,he, "that - . -T7 rj o| £ %«\k <ij J#i# a fellow doesn’t nerd to lnvo any great psychological knowledge tu dope cut the origin cf this jazx business. The secret of it is in tho erted, tiio pep and jump of this American day, 1 can't fer tho life of mo imaginu how as a n alien we ever could work cut any other hind of music. "Pccpio in a hurry hJ»vo to have se:-.cthing that expresses their msed—something charactoriiticnljr Yankee with a sparkle lilti* 'When ! 'i'hir.k ef You.' "Tho highbrows may do their' best cr their w ont to rulft tho people's fun, but it’a my ouUbcn it will £Ata nwt» Uiau. biiduMWei-' to get r’d i f ixrz. The Jar.’ ft .3 themaclvus couldn’t stop It non. M lilC K . Nolle*' Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t th o Ilo a ril o f U ountY C o m m i s s i o n e r s In an<t f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , " i l l nl t l u d r n e x t r e g u l a r m e*'ting to In’ h o ld mi M o n d a y , J u l y 6th. A. D. I '35. a t 10 o’c lo c k . A. M. ruoelVo hid* f o r Hi*- c l a y i n g uf t)m> m i le >01 th e B e a r L a k e rm ul. b e g i n n i n g u t t h e O ra n g e C o u n ty tin s a n d r u n n o rth on t h e potu tu n lln<- O m m i l t . I n ­ f o r m a t i o n In r o f i . r c n c e to n a m e m a v lin h i l l f r o m tin* C l e r k o f IV : Lie.ml. at S m f t i r d . F l a . T h i s h o a r d r e s e r v e * t h e r i g h t to rej* e t a n y o r a l l hid*. V’. E, DOUGLASS. C l e r k B o a r d o f C o u a l y C o n n 's . IX THE SEVENTH J I H IC 1AL I Mil l IT . IN AND F I 1H S E U I X 4) 1.E r O l ’Y TV i I 'l.O lt 11) V IN I 'l l A N C E ItV . !e J. C H A M B E R . A* t ’o m i d l u n a n t B ILL TO Q U IE T T IT L E E R R S T C C f v E R E t Al. Ri'*|toml a m . O r d e r o f I'll III Ic a t Inn It Is o r d e r nl t h a t v n u t a i l c a d i of >ou, t o - w l t ; E p p s T u c k e r nod --------- T n e k e r . hi* w ife . If li v i n g o r If ilend: a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n i n ­ t e r e s t a* h e ir s , d e v is e s , le g a te e .) a r o t h e r c l a i m a n t s , by t h o u g h t o.- u n tier t h e a b o v e n a m e d p a r t i e s dar<n*cd o r o t h e r w i s e , a n d a l t u n d A d M M M e M lttf'.a la tsa irK * u m iiti-x t T n t f i i j S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r 4.HYY l - l ) of tin* S o u t h w e s t Quarter IHW t - t ) **f S u c tio n IT, T o w n s h i p 21 S., IL itig c 1 will do you a world of good. All—the—way—hy—mm from Jacksonville to ft.iliimore J30.06, round trip $t‘).5l; PhiktilrlphU J.IIJtl, round trip 553.00; lh>*nm 542A2, round Irip 572.18. Fares include meal* and berth, with slight extra charge for outside rooms. <, ALL EX PEN SE T O U R S Special All-Expense tours, also personally conducted tours, at moderate cost. Send for folder, ami you will find a variety of tours tif eleven days and longer, Sii0.75 ami up, and with New York and Atlantic City among the places visited. Fares for All-Expense Tours include hotels, sightseeing, etc. THE COMFORT ROUTE! Many travellers to Northern and interior points travel hy *ea to Raltimorc or Philadelphia, urn! thence by rail, ‘through fares to var­ ious points quoted on application. h i f « t Mtflw M a u i to rkUattelphlt. 'll li. S», lie i luhirr, eta if 10 day i.• JI M ERCH A N TS AND M IN ERS TRANS PORT AIT ON CO, S0d E. HAY .‘.TP.EET, JACKSONVILLE Full descriptive and iUmtraltui' liuollw *ftii on rcijtjciK,, . j �mw S ', v ^ *Vii T t r e S A N P O im ttjR A J L P , F R ID A Y , J Uru N ts E 2^, shoe tft2S. GREEK United Helping Argentine Farmer $ To Raise Better Produce As Klan Leader Faces Trial O FlJO V tefltiEN T Michnlnkopolous Cabinet Ls Overthfown While Populace la Unmoved By the Change; I’angnles Is the New Leader Defense Day Plans'I For Sanford Made; By Patriotic Bodies Direct Benefit From System # When you put system into saving, yon soon he- j gin to trot direct benefit—>pntl step by step you climb higher to financial success. Open an ac count with us today. t Per Cent Interest I'aid on Savings Account* For traveling, .-mopping ant* gener­ al wear, this frock of navy hlue flat crepe fills the bill perfectly. It has the ijuw Eton jacket effect, toffbned by a rippling jubot front. wide pleats yroVide_ amjde jvoii) tit bha pvmline. '• Hriminole (Ifouniyl^ank Sanford,Fla. I i * 3 > CTKENfiTH - SKKVICE - P R Q 6H E S S ' ■ S c - v _________ ; v • •*^ " ,_v * ■ •• - . ... -Bunneli— Surveying completed I.*ke Wof o i route of Dixie Highway from casino Soon to 14 repl ^Ms place to SU, Auglstine. structure. 2 MILL PUBLICITY T A X ADVOCATED BY TRADE RO 'U tllll,, (Continued From Page One) county commissioners in an effort j to secure this Ut*. Numerous improvements at Ge­ neva. including electric lights nnd 1 power, paved streets, siddwalks, a* water works plant and system and, a sanitary system were also dis-! cussed nt the meeting which was 1 the last to be held in that city until next September. KUENOS AIRES. Juno 20.— The culture of tobacco is being American methods in the develop­ developed by Felix Charlan, a spe­ ment of orops and mineral resourc­ cialist formerly employed by the Canadian government, who hns es are being rapidly introduced studied tobacco culture in Mary­ into Argentina, which formerly land. Virginia, Kentucky and Cu­ looked to Europe for instruction. ba. He is introducing America!) The national and provincial govern-' seeds nnd methods. Okeechobee — 3100,000 county ments now have in thfeir service The methods for making cheese no less than nine technical experts used on the Pacific Coast of the and city high school to be built who are either American* or have United States nro being introduced this year. gained their knowledge in the by nn Irish expert, who spent con­ United Stntes. siderable time studying the Amer­ IN rO l'U T n F ro rN T Y JUDGE. .SKMINol.K CQlljrTT. Argentina’s infant cotton indus­ ican dairy industry. S T A T E «>K F L O K ID A . In r* pKintn iif I t o h e n n ft. P u riln n. try is being developed under the The possibilities of establishing M J i dHKDITUlM* I.K U A T E E S . technical advice of two American a metallurgical industry in Argon- T»*HISTRI HUTKEH ANI> A M , I'E H f-n.vs HA VI NO CliAl.Mp H it l a ; experts, Ernest I„ Tutt. former tina are being investigated hy II. ...... AITAINST .......... “ .JjAt — 11> ~E S T-----ATH; chief of the cotton section of thu Foster Coin, chief of the United MANUS ;iml e a r n ,o f y o u . u r* h . - ^ textile division of the department j Stntes bureau of mines, and two tiv V«u. nollft* <1 am t r r ip ii r ^ i l tu i»it’*,-ui of commerce, nnd Dr. N. E. Win* assistants. E. C. Swanson nn and G, a n y G a lm * a m t itrm .init* w h lcli you. l t n o r of you. m uy Imv* u g u ln x i tors, a cotton geneticist, formerly E. Williams. They have been ex­ tohre rt-tlM e of Itolieili’. H. P u riln n. ileof Ctcmson College, South Caroli­ ploring the territory lying along e e a s u t , In te n f S e m i n o le t'n t m l y , na, Mr. Tutt is devoting himself the Andes for coal, iron nnd man­ Klorltlit. til- t h e t(n<lenlK»eil It. 1* P eek . K S e e u lo r. nf unlit entnto, w i t h ­ to Improving methods of cotton ganese. in tw o V'oiir* fr o m t h e itn te h e r e , cultivation, harvesting, ginning of, In addition to the above an I h i tn l .Mine SSth. A. D„ l«!3. and marketing, while Dr. Winters’ American, Leon M. Kstrnbrook, It. U D ECK. K x r e u e o r , work is to ootr.in pure uniform was the organizer of Argentina's K s ta t e Ito lie n a S. ('u n i o n . varieties of the paint for the dif­ new crop statistics bureau; anoth­ !f |**io■*, ferent sections of i/.o (republic, er American, George O. Wiggin», and adapt seeds.from other coun- 'organized the weather bureau, and t* if to Argentine conditions. there is nlso nn American connect- i . K. Cross, an American sugarjed in an executive capacity with m t •_ \ x r „ i _ \ri i» •*• expert. Is in charge of the uxpvrl- one of the state railroads, sAid to J *>18 »» CCK 8 o p e C I f l l S .-i station maintained.» \by .i. mental the better than any other of the. sysAt provindul government of Turuman, toni. where the sugar industry is cen­ Dr. Thomas I.e Breton, former 1 tered. He is developing new vari­ Argentine Ambassador nt Washing- J eties of sugar plants nnd control!- . ton, now minister of agriculture uig pests and diseases. and Dr. Carlos A. Vallejo, suit-sec­ Thomas Greggnr, an American retary of agriculture and a gradu­ geneticist in corn, is in the employ ate of the University of Wiscon­ of the ministry of agriculture en­ sin, are responsible for bringing deavoring to obtain better varie­ most of these experts to Argen­ ties of that cereal. tina. ATHENS, June 26.—The Greek government under the premiership of Michnlakopoutos has been de­ posed and u new government under military control ia installed at Athens. The revolutionary move­ ment starred nt dawn simultan­ eously in Athens and Soloniki, when anti-government forces after a brief fusilade seized the tele­ graph offices and cut communica­ tions. The’ military movement had been foreseen for several days, but up to the Inst minute the government had declared itself master of the situation and was absolutely con­ vinced of the loyalty of the troops. Afc - 6B o'clock flVlncW Thursday nirifnint* At morning i however, General Pangalos, who was former generalissimo of the Greek army and held the of lice of minister of war .for a short time, with a number of officers occu­ pied the barracks of the regiment of engineers and forthwith issued an ultimatum to the government S r m iE N S G N demanding its resignation ami holding the ministry responsible for any bloodshed. At the same time an ultimatum picture was sketched was issued by Admiral Hndjlkiriu- This . ........durini ...... g hearings at Noblesvitle, lad., where kos, former minister of marine, . n?on» Indian Klan leader, is accused of murdering .Miss who was aboard the warship Avcr- Madge Gberholtzer of Indianapolis. Stphenson is to go on trial shortly of, and by the commundsr of the before Judge bred E. Hines, who has been hearing his application for troops at fvnloniki. The whole of bail. the Athens garrison did not at first declare in favor of the rev­ olution and Premier Michnlnknpoulos and his cabinet remained in session in the parliament build­ ing guarded by loyal troops. In the afternoon General Pnngalos and Ins stalf took quarters at the wnr ministry, where he as­ (Continued From Page One) sumed the attitude of leader of (Continued From Page One) the revolution, and issued orders text hooks on scientific subjects of unfriendly criticism, of selfaccordingly. In the meantime, the nnd science and religion. seeking and of observance of those Professor Maynard M. Metcalfe, ordinances and laws framed fur provisional president of the re­ of the zoology department Oberlin public, Admiral Coundouriotu, our protection, tatting with us the sent out an urgent summons to College, Ohio, author of works on ‘stern baggage of resolve,* ns wo the parinmentary lenders. Ho in­ evolution and zoology, long as­ settle ourselves in this Ixuiutiful with Congregational municipal home. Lot us furnish it vited M. Papnnastasion, former sociated premier to organize a cabinet, but chinches and colleges. with fresh appointments of energy,I Arthur M. Miller, professor of loyalty and a studious and Intel- 1 in political circles it is generally believed that Pangalos luul designs geology, University of Kentucky, ligent interest in every phase of I upon the premiership and would lecturer nnd author of books on d ty administration. not likely be willing to serve under evolution and religion. Professor "We offer our sincere congrnt-1 Miller was .Mr. Scopes’ teacher of illations Papunnstasion. to our officials upon this at the Kentucky institute, the many other forthstanding Admiral Dadjikirinkos assumed geology Henry Higgins I.ane, professor and command of the fleet and is ex­ of zoology, University of Kansas, c( Movements of*,recent months. pected to become minister of ma­ author of “Evolution ami Christian As nn organization the Woman’s Club takes pride In the growth of rine. It is understood that Ad­ Faiths.” Sanford.” miral Cundouriotis intended to rcDr. Edward L, Rice, professor signe tlie presidency but was dis­ of biology, Ohio Wesleyan Uni­ Mrs, Wight further explained suaded. versity, author of address entitled the many advantages that will Though there were possibilities Darwin nnd Bryan” nnd of mini come from having a fine municipal of a really serious situation, had erolls articles on science and ro* i building completed and furnished a collision between the troops of llgion which nro generally regard i j HS ont‘ ln “ (is c*Lythe two parties occurred, the rev­ cd as authoritive. , Upon P° the conclusion of Mrs. olution from a military standjoint Dr. J. G. Lippman, biologist, of Wight’s address. Mayor Lake ord­ was a mild affair and except for a Rutgers College, New Brunswick, ered the floor cleared for dancing few blank cartridges fired, nothing N. J., and author of works on biol­ and urgetl that all those present that seemed like war happened. ogy anti acknowledged ns a Ilader remain • for •this part «>f the celoRevolutionary troops are protect­ in his branch of science. bration.’ Refreshments of ice ing public buildings. cream ami punch were served by Dr. Ward J. Neal, chief biolo­ The populace seems strangely gist of the Post Graduate Medical number of the young people of this unmoved by the event, and is evi- School, New York City. city. sueh coups, which have been inBesides the members of the mu­ Mr. Malone said all these ad­ ctensly frequent in recent years. visers and witnesses are active nicipal hand, those sitting on the Pangalos issued a manifesto de­ members of various denominations platform were city commissioners Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase, ('. J. claring that in acting as he did of the Christian religion. Marshall, F. P. Forster, City Clerk j lie was merely carrying out the wishes of tiic people, who demand­ 1 (T t)V r i i r i i i rn t y r f's L R- phi,,Ps* City Manager W. B.| W IL L 1 A I v E Williams, City Engineer Fred T. ed the redemption and purification J U R l Williams, S. O. Shinholser and | of the country. The care with which the revo­ SHEPHERD’S CASE Kov. T. J. Nixon. lution was engineered is evidenced THIS AFTERNOON by the elaborate preparations made in: the principal garrisons (Continued From Page One) throughout the country, where Shephetjl typhoid g^rma am! agents of the revolution seem to taught him how to use them to slay have found fertile soil to work Billy McClintock was called too ab­ upon. The adherence of the entire surd for belief. fleet has put the seat of success Dr. Rougetti’s story that Shep­ upon Greece’s latest coup d’etat. herd had applied to him for the (Continued From Page One) study of bacteriology, also was at 8:30 o’clock on their march to It all depends on who's the best from a discredited source, n“quaek Fourth Street Park where the peo­ shot, wife or husband. —Opelika doctor convicted for running a dip­ ple of this community are asked (Ala.) News. loma mill.” to assemble for a short program Stewart made much of Patman's to he outlined hy the committee of testimony that he understood the which Mr. Lake is chairman. prosecutor had promised him im­ The program will begin with munity, although he was indicted prayers for the national defense, witli Shepherd und that Faiman these to be followed hy patriotic had not testified that he gave to nnd concluded by n patriotic Shepherd typhoid germs. “I gave music address during the course of whieh him three test tubes of germs, one the question . of national defense of para typhoid A, and one of para ami the purpose of Defense Day typhoid B,” he quoted Faiman. will he made clear. He credited Faiman with inten­ In a statement this morning, tionally leaving nut typhoid germs so as to prevent himself ever be­ Capt. Hutchison said thnt when a ing sent to trial for helping cause man signs up with the National the diseam 'whieh killed young Guaid for a single dny ns is asked of all able bodied men on Defense McClintock. Day, he is supposed by doing so to O'Brien gave virtually his en­ signify his willingness in a case tire hour to ridicule ending the pleas for Shepherd. The crowded of emergency to sign up for ac­ court room of spectators frequent­ tual service. ly laughed aloud at his wftkums.' Tampa—Extensions ami Im­ Stuart—Two car loads peppers, provements of city water system, to cost $288,000, started. first this year, shipped. Many Experts Willi New Municipal Hall Be Questioned In Ls Formally Opened Tennessee T r i a l With Big Reception CP w ill buy this OCTOGON SOAP CAMPBELL’S INSTITUTE SEL-RUE •110 Sanford Ave. All Brands HAKEI) BEANS !S With Tomato Sauce A&P Brand— .1 Cons PEANUT BUTTER 410 Sanford Ave. fi: In Hulk— LB. 6 LBS. NEW POTATOES Fancy Lemons Dozen ........... Georgia Peaches Basket ............ 1 Pint can Wesson Oil 2i/a lb. can Apricots*........... ;2 lb. Juicy Primes ........... G Hi sack SelfIlising Flour.... 1 lb fiK Burs ................ . ■ SPAGHETTI 20c 40c 60c 29c 28c 25c 2 Cans HLUE PETER BRAND YOUR CHOICE 2 Cans FOR SARDINES 3= FRUIT JAM 15 Vi ox* Jar A&P BRAND GRAPE JUICE Pint Bottle. / 35c 18c iZ tATLANTIC & PACIFIC'S O U S T A POUND THE CORNEfUROM EVERYBODY ALL OVER THE WORLD HUNDREDS OP THOUSANDS DAILY MUY TIIEIlt NEEDS FMOH 1‘IGRLY WIGGLY STOKES THEY KNOW THEY GET FULL VALUE IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY Salmon 2 cans 2 9 c 2 Ginger Ale bottles Tall I*iak W.RI,0NG 28, ^ 11 20m Meals ■ ENCODE BRAND Florida Lime Dozen ......... Potatoes 29c C ris c o 73c F lo u r ' «= ■ 80c ({ualitv CLUB STEAKS Pot Roast £ ' C 1 Q C of Beef.... h i O i b CHUCK STEAK O Q C RIB ROAST “ O lb H A M B U R G XZ\i Sliced Dried Beef 6 O S BRISKET STEW FO R' :i Cans 21 Hi sack 0 4 A m Pillsbury Flour i^ J L a T c O f) # < gt 1 C e l Z j i l i ■i -j- • i-.'j- . -'-mil1 . . . :. . . . . : N CHON SOUP Grocery Co. G r a m m a r anim al, Miili school, mi SOUTHERN A rc red U ll*t. T w o y e a r ' s co lleg e, l.u s n o * * c o ll e g e , a ll epecliil.i s u p e r vised s t u d y . No lo a f in g . G irl s c h a p e r o n e d . All c o n v e n ie n c e s , f ’x p e r m o u t h o r IS I. (Hi p e r te r m . S u m m e r sch o o l J u l y 27ih, Pull S e p t e m b e r 7H> W r i t e fo r c a t a l o g u e . I,. H. ltitO W N ING. P re s ., N o r m a n Purls. Ga. • r -v 4 Ijtrgc Bars McCuller’s NORMAN f — Clicquot Club Palm Z Macaroni and Spaghetti A Delicious Desert S p k g slZ c 3 pkgs 2 9 c e iBlSi! Bananas 4lhs29c 1 Georgia Peaches Nice Yellow Fruit WHERE SANFORD TRADES : > ,nji| HVJi 7 *11. , . - 1.V, 2 t i ’ j* t L— �9HH THE SANFORD H E ftf a jjil1^ *• <m» 14 a I't ir f n r t ini'' » J V l u ( I X H ' t v t ii ' i i m x j u i n * i * u j - v V 11 « M l t n M l/l’l J IHS »*S M«S«aMI>M SS SM HIIS« » X|tll < !»•*' (■• H I « ttr \ 1JIM * * 1 I I U I X U t t U n i Sttfiftirt‘Herald jl » lltHM 1»«»*t •Oir Itsw rrm tfe ’mMercy j ' ^_ re*ag 2fclfefe!n n ^ o T / / , ^ Mi? ■- ' The American RubberSituation Is Growing Serious s Brisbane Sees It PXORIDAFACTS T y iil t P?*»l i rate of When y o u 'notice t h e -gnlfii on the Automobile o f CdoTidga on the Rkdlo............ - I • • Florida is idol.* ... 2 Kind* of Preachers. ' P 51 ! , ; u s«rond Class Mattsr, some physician speeding to bring relief from suffering, or The Farmer’s Share. _ •£7. 1*11, fct ths PoitoMIcs uford. Florida under Act of possibly rescue from the very grip of Death, do you ever Old Swimming Holes. i, i , l i s t . stop to think if there is any special significance, or any spe­ By ARTHUR BRISBANE Mobile, weio o’l « ( C o p y rig h t 195 S) „ . m i w cial history, back o f that emblem ? Bp l. nR.t>. the province 0f West Florid* * MaaaiM S A R D DKItn.. BOW And have you seen the new automobile emblem for NO MAN CAN guess what pow­ ? h n n c H 9 physicians which contains as its central feature the rod and It N a ia a lla A arnor There are 160 nurseries n tt er to speak well over the radio serpent of Aesculapius? This emblem is interestingly ex­ may mean in years to come. s c n s r m iT io ^ n atks avocado and other tropical On* Vtsr~l7.no six Months... *1»0 Lust Monday night bridge par­ and ! Jis liv w s d in c u y by C s r r ls 1, p s r plained by a writer in the Journal of the American Medical ties laid down their cards, women general nursery stock ‘‘Wtssk, ISj. Wctkly Edition lio# Association . on farms stopped the late cleaning iw r j t a r . _____________ ‘T h e knots on the rod,” he explains, “symbolize the d if­ up of dishes, their husbands came The Everglades embrace nonr™ . SPKriAt. >OTirr.i All Obltuarr ficult problems of medicine; the serpent typifies wisdom. in from evening chores, tens of imatcly 4,000 square mil“sPP|m* nor Iera. oard* of thanks, resolutions r T " ^ «* [ and notlcts to! ontrrtalnments whsr# The Aesculapius symbol therefore stands for power, wisdom millions listened to th? President’s 500 000 acres) south of u S o k t t*»am«s art mads will bt charged and health. Scarlet and gold have long been regarded as the clear, incisive matter of fact 0 3 uSelite Gakpem hose chobce Nearly one million acres f»r at regular advartlalng rates. voice, discussing in plain fashion still belong to the State. particular colors of the physician's costume. In the middle the importance of national eco­ V I E O L D BEDSP2WGA MF.MtlFIl T i l * A M O CIA TEtJ PIIKSS Tbs Asanclatrd Press la exclos- ages, the physicians of the king's retinue wore scarlet cloaks. nomies and laying down, to the “To The w heels The greatest length of Florida Irsly entitled m tho ust for ra- The elixir of life was usually a red tincture. Gold symbo­ satisfaction of every hearer, the north to south is 450 niilcj ih. publlratlon of all news dispatches money belongs to the PEOPLE, credltm to It or not otherwise cred­ lizes the sun, which has long been regarded as having definite grentest width is about 400 mile, O l 0 CuBBEC ited In ihld paper and also the lo­ influence for health and, indeed, modern scientific investi­ that THEY might to he allowed at the extreme northern part Tfc HECL5 W ILL help calnews published herein. A I right, to spend as much of their own average width is 95 miles. of reiiubllratlon of special dispatch­ gations have continued its beneficertce. The radiating lines money as possible, and have ns lit­ ouT in a P inch es herein are also re»er-cd.______ underlying the scarlet enamel of the emblem sign ify the tle ns possible taken away from The reclamation of the Ev,r. FRIDAY. JUNK 26. 1925 sun's rays, which emerge to form a gold band around the them by the government. glades was actually begun on July insignia. THE HERALDS PLATFORM 4, 1906. Work was started with * THUS PRESIDENT Coolidge 'T h e central part of the design lies on the green cross, now talks direct to the people of 1.—peeper water route to Jackxondredge, built under the direction of the four arms of which radiate from it. Previous to 1910, the United States. It was nn in­ the into Governor N. B. Broward, • . . , 2v—Construction of St. Jonna-In- the use of the red cross was rather general us the insignia of novation when Woodrow Wilson, at a point Fort Lauderdale. dian River canal. hospitals, health departments and medical institutions. At so perfectly dressed, drove to the 3. —Extension of white way. ’^'JioSd WHOLIVE and talked direct to Sena­ Drainage was slow for the first that time the executive committee o f the American Nationul Capitol 4, —Extension of local amusements. / m milW coumTcY • tors, Representatives, the Su­ ten years because the State was ' OR NAIL OH AlLvlkue OLV —Swimming pool, tennis courts, Red Cross requested all hospitals, health departments and preme Court and others. dependent upon the sale of the CAlt D15PEN5E- wm RUBBERS a NV 6 AL0SHES like institutions to refrain from the use of the red cross in ete. "Wonderful audience,” the world land for funds with which to u.rrj V /H f.E L S AtTbOeTlEC iS.—Augmenting of building pro­ order to avoid confusion, and suggested as a substitute the said. out the project. The land brought _ *• • Vliil Fus WCVIPEKFUL gram—houses, hotels, apartment green cross on a white background. Congress restricted the But it was no audience at all ! very low prices in their original U ’EM lOM houses. > compared to the vast multitude ; condition. 6. —Extension of street pavinguse pro­o f the red cross to the American National Red Cross, and that heard President Coolidge prohibited organizations from adopting this emblem after the talk direct to the people of the gram. Lake Worth has become known 7. —Construction of boulevard passage of the law.. At that time numerous organizations, United States. throughout the country because it around I>ake Monroe. For the first time in the history particularly those in the eastern part of the United States, divides Palm Beach, the popular 8. —Completion of city beautifica­ of this country it is possible to suy winter resort, from West Palm adopted the green cross on white ground ns a proper emblem tion program. of the President that ALL THE Bench, the county seat of palm 9 .— Expansion of nrhoot system for the automobiles of physicians or of hospitals, and for PEOPLE HAVE HEARD HIS Beach county. A bridge connccti with provision for increased fa- ambulances. Many concerns began to manufacture this VOICE AND KNOW HIM. the two towns. cilitics._____________________ deaigne as an emblem for the automobiles of physican. In 1 SEVEN WORDS in the thirty, The late Dr. John B. Currie, of BIBI.E THOUGHT FOR TODAY some cities, municipal ordinances gave caiM bearing the seventh verso of the twelfth chap­ i Pensacola, was the inventor of ar­ green cross special privileges. The use of the green cross on A STRENGTH AND REFUGE: ter of St. Mark stand out in the tificial ice. He is one of Florida's 0 Lord, Thou urt my God; I will the present design is a recognition o f the widespread use of minds of millions; representatives in the National exalt Thee. I will praise Thy name this device in many sections of the country, and obviously “And the common people heart! nOfi’T USE AMP ITUMAeoUHP Statuary Hall in tho Capitol at for Thou has done wonderful makes it unnecessary to introduce new municipal ordinances him gladly.” Washington. His statue was truck o n gopT p l a c e s s u ch a s ^lm h s & c .[ th in g s ............. Thou hast been a for recognition of the new emblem. I k F vm ». y P illows would b e elega n /. Grout and ever growing is the 1 by C. Adrian Pillars, scuplyur of strength to tho poor, a strength to power of those to whose voices Jacksonville. ‘‘From a legendary point of view, it is interesting to know tho needy in his distress, n refuge the people listen gladly, as to one from the storm, a shadow from that the cross usually signified punishment and death prev­ whom they know. •the heat. Isaiah xxv: 1, 4. ious to Christian era. The Persians, however, used it as a home. vided agninst it in the constitu­ A SUMMER SCHOOL OF EVOLUTION? of Bythe the -------- o-------A MAN jn public office, with same token we need tion. symbol for the sun, and the Gauls endowed it with creative something to say, and with “the ASHEVILL CITIZEN WISDOM COMETH WITH THE and fractifying powers,” more mental development. Sup­ 'I here is no place in our diem? air," the opportunity to be heard YEARS. plying this is the particular prov­ for a combination of church nnd Almost every emblem in every-day use about us has an in­ by all at his command, can build Now that the evolution contro­ cused on that account of being ince of the school, state, or for either of these usurp, Now I am young and credulous, teresting, sometimes an inspiring origin. When you see for himself a place in the people’s versy has been dragged into tho descended from the horse. Some More religion 7 It is needed ing the proper rights of the he me. My heart is quick to bleed the green cross and its symbol on succor-bearing car of the confidence and affection thut can­ law courts and therefore forced, men have sense so sturdy that it worst of all. And here is found Justice Seegcr appears to use to At courage in the tremulous, be taken nwuy from him. His is called horse sense; anti some the very special field ami oppor­ have made a decision which is not Slow sprouting of a seed. family physician, think of it with the respect to which it is not words go to the people, no inter­ willy-nilly, upon public attention, only too plainly have suffered tunity of the church. only constitutionally correct but, so richly entitled. mediary. let us make the best of the situa­ atrophy of those brain cells which We cannot safely get the func­ also, one which is vevry wise and Now I am young and sensitive, •--------------- o---------------ns instruments for that tions of these three most impor­ upon which almost everybody Man’s lack can stnb mo through; PR ESI DENT COO LI DG E, as tion end, even though it falls to function 1 own no stitch I would not give “Headed” For the Age of Ninety-Five millions can testify, speaks with our lot during the heated period, kind of cerebration. But if n man tant agencies mixed. The fathers whom we know needs to poruki To him that asked mo to. no effort at oratorical effect, let us strive to learn what we can be praised for horse sense he feels saw it, way back yonder, anti pro­ quite seriously. plainly, swiftly, keeping his gi­ from the protagonists on both complimented; if charged with inck "Give me five m inutes’ talk with a man about Now I nm young and a fool for gantic audience from their bridge sides. There is to bo much publish­ of it, he is not snitl to have degen­ politics or weather or neighbors or finances ,and I'll love. whist, or their chores, as few min­ ed in the public prints, because of erated from the horse but is call­ My blood goes mad to see g tell you whether he’s going to reach ninety-five in this debate, on science, theology, ed by tiie name of another quad­ ; utes ns possible. a A brown girl pass me like u dove Bishop Oldham, of Albany, in­ religion and freedom in all its ruped used as a beast of burden. good shape or not. If he says he has the finest That flies melodiously. All this natural history of man phases. a vited to spenk at Westminister neighbors in the world and adds that times never Comes now Dr. Charles Hill- as a physical creation (it does Abbey, and perhaps n little flus­ have been better or politics cleaner or the weather I.et mo bo Invish of my tears, tered by the honor, said various Tout, fellow of the Royal Society not touch his spirit) is interesting And dream that false is lt\ie; finer, then you may be pretty sure that he’ll be a things that he will think over of Canada, lecturing before u sec­ and would seem to be profitable Though wisdom tjojaeth with tho winner at ninety-five or any other age. No matter when he gets back. He apologized tion of the American Association study for those who can find time years, for the United States, He re­ for lb” Advancement of Science, to for it in the schools before the how long you live, there isn’t tim e to worry." Ileal E state Auction Sales. L et us sell your property J The barren days come too. gretted that his country hud not testify a cninst much loose think­ workaday world becomes so much That is some philosophy of Chnunccy M. Depew who —Countee I*. Cullen in Palms. done ita duty by Europe, flattered ing with regard to man's bodily with them that science and philos­ having reached the age of ninety years, himself, hale and the British unetiousty, and said t nnenatry. In brief, Dr. Hill-Tout ophy are laid on the shelf of the a 'Tune may pnxs.uut amid a last hfujrty, might to know pretty >\;ell. whut.he jtUQUdUtMftflMk “m iU u u tet .Jj.v-y A T A U C T IO N man never was monkey mind. Good and pious men have ■ minute rtfsh mf brides. N Snd apo 4»r monkey never not thought it unholy to be engag­ a The person who sees the good side or everything Is usual­ wore terribly disappointed—to pu * > ■ ■• • | ■ -------- n-------H ly a person with a good digestive apparatus. lie also is it mildly—at the inactivity of the was man. If it be said by sci- ed in such pondering on the ways ■ We ore permanently located in Sanford a * {cnee thut, physically, man has ape- of the Creator. Dr. Edwin Mims, ■ Just because a fellow drives his usually a person who has good, eionn blood, and an outlook on American Government." M j like characteristics, it Is equally Professor of English in Vander*|JJ car slow is no indication that ho life that is cheerful and kindly. In all that there is the es­ TllAT’S ONE kind of an Amer­ true that tho ape has man-like bilt University, has lately cited H OUR SA LES FORCE are EXPERTS isn’t fast. B scientific ■ sence o f good health, and Depcw is right in guessing that ican clerymnn talking to the Eng­ characteristics. “ Probably both such dallying with .*■ o- - Another kind was Henry ape and man come from some com­ thought by John Wesley to an ex­ B We suggest that the evolution­ such a person has a chance at living to near the century mark, lish. We guarantee Satisfaction. Ward Beecher, who went over to mon ancestor," and probably man, tent that would not be counte-.nH A ists wear little monkeys as watch and beyond. a lour e sympathy for the North, in while bearing in his body recent* named by Mr. Bryan and others *B charms. fl People who “dig their graves with their teeth"— that our Civil War. blnnccs even to the structures of who believe evolution is corrupt­ B If you have Property you want sold— List it with as a ------- o-------He was not as well received ns trees and flowers, was from the ing youth find driving the land into means the people who eat unwisely and bring upon them­ Mothers used to he bothered with a a and kiss it good-bye. the Bishop of Albany, perhaps !«■rank materialism. beginning genus homo. a the children hanging on to their selves nil sorts of ailments— are pretty likely to become m is­ cause he carried with him a high- unknown : Why it ii< that there should be a Let us be long suffering under dresses but the knee dresses have anthropes. If they manage to live to old age they are dis­ i r opinion of his own country and such disturbance about the specula­ B a the assaults that must this sum­ a agreeable and difficult to live with. They find something a eliminated that trouble now. his own countrymen than the one tion over man’s bodily creation by mer be committed upon patience a wrong with everything and everybody. And then some day taken over by the Bishop. a the Creator is a m atter to he left by evolutionists and anti-evolu­ a The nearest some young married they turn right yellow and, die. for elucidation by philosophers A L L E N A N D B R E N T tionists. The m atter will never be a IN LIVERPOOL, when Beecher ’ couples get to home cooking is to Then there is another class whom Depew would correctly spoke they threw eggs and hissed deep in the lore of human nature. settled until settled right, ami the a a go to u restaurant that advertises schedule for an early grave. They are the “ fearsome” peo­ him. A man in the crowd shouted, Man’s body has also equine char­ people's horse sense must at last 1 lfi E. Scoond Street, Sanford, Fla. a it. acteristics, but none fears to bo ac­ settle it. a "We thought you Yankees were u o f We Yankeei ple. They are afraid o f everything, afraid of poverty, afraid --------o-------■ ow long of money, afraid of illness, afraid of ov urything under the « reat /Witer*. How h i I Our office boy says he’d hate to to la st7" 1 nv on ,.t ..n,lso > 3 this war of yours going tn CHURCH AND STATE j ree some of these tetonhonc’girls sun out of which they can manufacture any Ity s o il Ot cau se to r Beecher replied, “I can’t answer TAMPA TIMES j giving nut waiting numbers in a fear. They worry day and night about Something. 1 heir your question. When we foughti ,barber shop. eyes grow strained with watching for trouble. And time you Englishmen in 1776 it didn’t ------- o-------and time again they prove the truth of Klbert Hubbard’s lust long. That was easy, because A supreme court justice of New in this country church nnd state ^HBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBflflBBBBBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBBBaa1^ The little girl down the street famous adage, "What you rear, will surely come upon you." then we were only fighting Eng­ York—Justice Seegcr of White shall forever be kept separate. a ■ lishmen. says the trouble about turning Plains—1ms granted a permanent ■ Here is the basis for Justice 2 They die early because they have worn themselves out run­ down a suitor is that another will "But this time we are fighting injunction which restrains 1the Seeger’s injunction. In the light oC fl a ning to meet unpleasant things. Americans, and there is no telling Mount Vernon school board from the plain mandate of the const!- " aoon turn up. ns The optimistic, kindly person on the other hand, not inly HOW long that may last.” devoting a period of time each tution he could have readied no ■ Our office boy gives the follow­ prolongs his own life but contributes to the health and hap­ other decision than that religious (■ THE BRITISH crowd applauded, week to religious training. ing sentence using the word letter: piness of everybody who comes within the range of his in­ listened, and developed an opinion We believe very strongly in re­ instruction has no proper place in "* a “ My girl doesn't love me any­ fluence. of Beecher considerably higher ligion, and we mean by this the llio curriculum of the public religion. Among nil our schools. It is the aupremest folly more, so I am going to letter alone. a It's right curious that more o f us don't think of these perhaps than the present British Christian a acquaintances there is neither boy to say that giving it such a place opinion of the good nnd humble a filings more often. We might be adding years to our lives [ nor man, girl nor woman, who ] is not working the banned comi “President Smites As He Leaves 1>y a bit of r e a d ju stin g of our attitude toward our neigh­ American bishep from Albany. j couldn’t profitably enough have | bination of church and state, l’ub* for Vacation," soys u headline. a THE AGRICULTURAL Depart­ ] more of it, no matter how much I lie schools arc nothing more nor Now as a matter of fact, doesnt bors, and the world in general. a less than the state engaged in the ment shows that In 1924 the farm­ ] or how genuine may be that which ■ anyone smile when going on a va­ a business of teaching. This is some­ ers averaged a profit of 21 cents they possess. cation 7 ■ 101 ft. Corner Lot nt $ 1 10.00 per front foot. a bushel on wheat and 28 cents a thing in which it should engage, We' also believe in the public ■ ■-------o------______ for the duty is upon it to enlarge bushel on corn. Many lost money schools, They are most valuable i Of course, it's their own business H on every bushel, others made more agencies for tho dissemination o f!113 ^ar !*3 possible tho capacity of no ft. at $125.00 per front foot u but we don’t see why some mer­ * knowledge. More nnd better the coming citizens for developing a Richard Scott is a young man serve a likeness of Mister Dick In than the average, chants have to he so grouchy ev­ Farmers that raised potatoes on a, would I into good citizens. No citizen can M at least better ones ery time you spouk to them. We of u fine Kentucky family who garb so scanty and paint so black. the average actually lost money, schools, ■ be helpful every place of which be the beat citizen whose life is to M never heurd of any good will be­ went upon the stage. During Ids She brooded over this for several and would have been better off if W t"be lived under the clouds of iga e know. first season he was with Otis days, but one morning when she 11 1 ft. nt $150 per fronl foot. x ing secured in that manner. M I norancc. But there is no hope they hadn’t planted a potato. Skinner In "Kismet," playing tho We believe, most strongly of nil, came to cook the breakfast her ex­ ■ i * ------- o------A good wheat speculator, know­ In tbo home. Above ull others it ! for the making of better citizens a of the Nubian headsman, Ku- pression had marvelously cleared. Since the Spanish Indies have part if a vital fundamental of the con­ ing that the prosirerous class s fur. Those who saw the play may Presently Aunt Clara saw fit to is tlie most potential and sacred1 H laid claim to the most beautiful recall stitution is ignored or violated in wanted 1 .a Collette badly beaten, thut Knfur’s costume con­ a institution which we have, with the attempt to produce them. knees in the world, there bus been sisted mainly on u coat of grease explain. and was sure to put up the price i "Use been rustlin' wid do good of wheat, could easily buy a mil­ no exception in favor of any—or* s considerable agitation for holding paints mixed with glycerine to There is great danger that wellshould be. If it is not so it is lieLuwd ill prayuh," she stated. "I a an international contest to decide give to the headsman’s bare limbs bushels of wheat early in the cause for some reason it is failing meaning eagerness will bring us ■ been worryin’ 'bout Mister Dick lion the question, Gentlemen, calnL and torso the polish of ebony. campaign and sell it at a profit to function us it should. * into serious trouble just here. Berunnin' 'round befouh all deni yourselves, all of us can't he of one million dollars. lighm is so good and so vital When young Mr. Scott was pro­ No’thorn folks wid hardly any Sanford « Working together the hum.*, the 2102 First Kt. judges. Realtors. It was a lucky farmer that could we think it should always be moted to the pai t he hud photo­ clothes mt him, and las' night de raise public school and the church are that ■ five thousand bushels of impressed. It is but a step to graphs taken in character and sent Lawil come to me in my sleep an' wheat and sell it ut u profit of one the factors which are to work ou ti Today’s Best luugh: The old- copies home for family consump­ 'spluined ever’thin*. where wo ,conclude that our own 'Don’t you our salvation. These three s h o u l d : , , , , fashioned girl whom u man want­ tion. The old cook, known ns Aunt worry no mo',’ he says to me, ’dat thousand dollars. particular brand or, or preference! always be eo-operntive in all tf,0 1 in, ed to marry Ix-cause she could Clcra, was of a deeply religious boy is all right—he's jest playin’ religion should he impressed. tilings which tend to the making m atter of keeping in touch with inings wmta » u uic g0 l„ng ttB wt* only hold this idea make good biscuits, now has u nature nnd she was slim bed to nb- he’s a culliil cupid.’ " bJc amoolJ " 1 civilization white it is habitated of good Citizenship. But co-opera-1the grand.daughter who would make boco“ '1‘ amid the ice. In the old days, ration is far front meaning that u ,u.„ the olhor W1(,w becomes an ideal wife becauso she knows either of them should infringe up possessed of the same notion dif­ months and .even years passed l*ehow to make good home brew.— M’MILLAN’S EXPEDITION tween the time an explorer left his on thl* rights and proper fields ficulty arises. I'hll Armstrong in Times-Union. PROVIIIENCE NEWS home port, and news was received of effort of the other. So long as We happen to know of two of him, unless some passing ves­ they heartily co-operatc things places, located in another state, William Jennings Bryan has will be well. Whenever one of As a rule we are regarded by Pole, or as near It us In* can get, sel brought a fleeting word. But. been elevated to the runk of a other peoples ns prone to inipul- he is taking no such wild chunco unless MacMillan’s pluns go ull them laps over into tho proper where, some years back, no Bap modern saint by the Liberal siveiieis of method. In two very us Amundsun took, lie has a sturdy wrong, wo shall havo ludio mes­ dominion of the other the result I Ust need apply for place as teach1!) A CRES — MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. Church. If he goes to the senate spectacular cases, however, quite ship which will stay nt his Arctic sages from him every day. will, eventually, be the same as in ( 1,1 Die public school of the one next year ax n member of the the reverse has been true. It was headquarters while his amphibious or ,l.° Methodist for similar poaiSo far, this hardy man has not the case of two automobiles a t - , n, tion in the public schools of th Florida delegation, he ought to nut two Americans, but two wild plnnes look for land in that un­ actually set foot on the North tcmpting to occupy the sumo place I Don double parade, on Highway, 15 minutes ride, exother. The reason The first was lend a more saintly air and ap­ Uritishers who made the Atlantic charted million square miles be­ Pole, although he was with the in the road at the same time, ccltent witter, shade and fruit trees galore. Ideal pearance to the upper house of in one hop, and it was not nn tween the Pole and Alaska. Justice Seegcr seems to have a "strong" Methodist community, I successful Peary Expedition. His place for relaxation. See il and you will «|»Pr<!* the other as predominantly Bap­ .Cong! css. American, but a Norseman who MacMillan has taken along | ehief fume has tested on proving sensed this. tist, and each of these majorities ' - —-—o-------d a te it. Price $11,500. Terms. Another thing we believe in | tried (o junin from Spitsbergen to enough planes, enough m n. enough that Crocker Land was only a mirI \ John Y. Dotwilor is now hurry­ ; the Bole. When the American food, and enough instruments to! age, Let us hope that, now he cun with nt! the earnestness of which used the power which was given ing to Spain to search records , Navy decided to cross tlie Attun- make hi* voyage—Inuring itcei-| pursue his main nnd well-planned we arc capable is the constitution them by force of numberi. It is i It recognizes altogether super!flous to add that <I which he believes will prove that tic by airplane, it did so in a com-] dents that not even his great ox- purpose without having to search i of tills country home ami and sets sets ' sweet charity nnd "Christian *| .New Smyrna and not St. Augus- p.inanely leisure fashion, making peiicncc can fori •c—a success, for Amundsen, we shall have a!church, school and home n_____ tides love and fellowship" were comtine is the oldest city in America, elaborate provision against acci-.His is not only the most complete- picturesque message through the | them up as co-ordinated ugo pltto strangers to those two towns' While it may mean something to dents of nil kinds; and now that, !y equipped expedition that ever air from him, one day a few rather than as dashing iaatitu*i and their people. HCB, tuRing that another [ Uons, ussipping each its place and thu citizens of that city, Detwiler’s . under its auspices, Commander went northwuid, ro far as actual months hence 221-E. First Street, Opposite Posloffiec mission seems to us to be much- MacMillan is going on a scientific exploration work is concerned. It! American has readied the top o f! guaranteeing it security. It is It-** Ye»* we-need noire morals. To; "* * 'hfthbr thafit'declares that inculcate them be the primary duty j* uda about nothing. j explorative expedition MiTnd Nbftfi' la MUTtbo best equip)*;.d id tlioj flic' TvbHJ hW ar a t S a n fo r d , F lo r id * \fm ^ C c m s T > m Allen & Brent fl We Have Three Bargains On ) Sanford Avenue Britt-Cliitlenden Realty Company, Inc. COUNTRY HOME Seminole Business Exchange �SANFORD ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I O ffice 148 Social Calendar Friday Smith will enterj, a shower Fridny nfternoring Miss Guasie Frank, .led of next week. 3,nr|ottc Saturday will be'Story Hour nt the at 10 o'clock. _____m S S KATHRYN WILKEY, Society EdRor. TELEPHONE:— Res. 428-J Mr. ami Mrs. St. Claire White,' Jr., and children leave today in their car for Charleston, S. C. I.ittle Nancy White will go from there with young cousins to camp served late in the evening. Miss in North Carolinn. Radford was assisted by her mo­ Lieut. Harry L. Carlson, U. S. N. ther. Mrs. G. A. Radford. Those invited were: Miss Gussle has returned to Pensacola after n with his father in Sanford. Frank, Mrs. C. H. Smith, Mrs. G. visit Lieut. Carlson has been engag-d R. Frank. Mrs. John Wade, of Has­ the past two months in photo­ tings. Miss Lo Claire Jones, Mrs. for Roby I-ning, Mrs. R. K. Stevens, graphing and mapping the shoro Miss Drane Roberts, Miss Maude line of Dike Okeechobee. Tyre, Miss Annie I-ee, Miss Olive Lezette, Mrs. Virgil Lee Smith, of J. M. Simmons, J. M. Simmons, Simmons, Jr., of MountDo Land, Miss Sara Warren East­ Jr., John S. C., Martin Teague of erly. Miss Marion Hand, Mrs. Tom ville, Caine, of Belle Meade, N. J., Miss I^iurens, S. C.^ and M. Harvey ar­ by motor Thursday and nre Lillinn Shinholser, Miss Margaret rived the guests I)r. and Mrs. W. T. Zachary, Miss Allie Gillen. Miss Langley at oftheir home on Park Charlotte Smith, Miss Lilly Ruth Avenue. Spencer, Miss Carolyn Spencer, Miss Velma Shipp, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Dorothy Stokes, Miss Ednn Chittenden, Mrs. J. S. Har­ vard. Mrs. Ira B. Davis, Miss Ina Miss Rosalie Druddock of Pier­ Jordan, Miss Emma Spencer, Miss son, Fla., is the guest of Miss Alberta Aycock, Mrs. Ned Smith, Camilla Durant. Miss Nell Williams, Miss Margaret Church services are conducted Cox and others. by Rev. Mr. Clark every Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. McCor­ Church at 8 o'clock. Mi. and Mrs. Reeves nnd fam­ mick are announcing the birth of a son, June 25, at their home CIS ily of Orlando, were the guests of Mrs. Reeve’s parents, Mr. and Laurel Avenue. Mrs. A. E. Sjohlom, Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Stokes and Miss Do­ The Isike Mary Boys’ Club will rothy Stokes will leave Sunday for hold an ice 'cream social ut the Cincinnati, O., where they will re­ clubhouse Friday evening, and all are cordially invited to attend. main for n month. Numerous bathers nre seen dai­ ly enjoying a refreshing dip in the II. T. Carey is in St. Peters hos­ pital in Brooklyn, N. Y., and his clear water lakes of this locality Much amusement is afforded by friends will be interested to know the slides nnd water sports at the of hi* rapid dccovery. bath house on Crystal Lake. The winner of the prize offered Miss I.a ura Chittenden will leave Saturday for Trenton, N. J., by the Lake Mary Chamber of was announced recent­ whore she will spend some time Commerce ly, and the slogan accepted wus with friends and relatives. “Luke Mary—Pure Water and Health," submitted by H. D. Du­ Mrs. Lloyd Bebout nnd son will rant. leave July 1 for Mineral Park Mrs. H. D. Durant was hostess Springs, Tenn. Mr. Bebout will to the young folks of Lake Mary join his family early in August. Friday evening when they gave a surprise party for Miss Cam­ C. R. Richmond will leave Mon­ illa Durant. A most pleasant ev­ day for Jacksonville where he will ening of music and dancing was visit for a week with his father, enjoyed. Refreshments were served W. L. Richmond at his home on by the hostess. Riverside. The newly organized lodge of tiie .Modern Woodmen of America Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nickels and in Lake Mary held an election of daughter left Thursday for Hender­ fleers and most successful initia­ sonville, N. C., where they will re­ tion of candidate* Monday even­ main for n short while going from ing at the skating rinlc. The speakers of the evening were there to California. Joint Stamper and Mr*. Resumes Wurt Warner of Angebllt Hotel of Sanford. The following officers in Orlando, s|n*nt Thursday in San­ wore elected for tile ensuing year; ford. Mr. Warner will come to consul, Frank Evans, Clerk, W. S. Sanford July 1 to tnke charge of Sewell, Past consul II. I). Durant, advisor John Whitaker, banker It. the Hotel Valdez. D. White. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scruggs XOTICti. N o tice I* lioroliy g i v e n t h a t t h e leave today, for a trip north where n l of C o m i ty CotnntlKMlniH rn In they wiU, tour the eastern states llim am i f o r Ui’itilimln C o u n ty . Klorl'ln, nnd make n trip up the St. Law­ w ilt jit a t t h e i r iii'Xt r e g a l i r -m ■■■ti> ho liohl « n M<iii*hi v. S o lii< m lu rence RHeA ' •* • .................. lnAk A. t>. M*23. n t 111 n’r l o r h A. M„ LOVELY PARTY FOR BRIDF-FT F GIVEN BY MISS ROSAMOND RAD] Thursday oveninif Miss Rosamond Radford entertained most de­ lightfully with a unique party honoring Miss Gussic Frank, whose marriage to Dwight D, Smith will take place next Tuesday evening. Meeting at the home of Miss Radford on French Avenue early in the evening, the guests motored to bike Mary, where they first en­ joyed the splendid bathing there. The pavilion had been decorated in the pastel shades of pink and lavender and several games and contests formed pleasures for the evening. A huge grab-bag was arranged upon the platform and ribbons with the name of each guest upon them, proved to have attractive favors fastened to them. After the fav­ ors were drawn the “grab-bag” was found filled with lovely gifts ns a surprise for Miss Frank. A delicious salad course was Monday * s of Hastings - John Wade mtertain the Frnnk-Smith ___ with n luncheon at tjijr party linoio Cafe. u Gussde Frank will enter­ e d , a buffet supper at her following the rehenrsal at torch- The guests will be Lit to the wedding party. P™ ______ _ » Tuesday L marriage of Miss Carolyn L Spencer to Paul L. Redfern kite place in the Methodist U s* 10 o'clock. Truth Seekers’ Class L djrriage of Miss Gussie [frank to Dwight Do Lain HasEnjoyableMeeting L trill take place in the ConAfternoon Cjional Church a t 0:.10 o'clock, Thursday find Mrs. Charles Henry The Wcslyan Truth Seekers L trill hold a wedding recep[{ their home on East Third (’less assembled nt the Methodist L immediately following the Church on Thursday afternoon and motored out to Silver Dike for an k-Smith nuptials. afternoon of wtndesomu pleasure. n Robert Thrasher. Miss In the absence of the president, It Thrasher and D. L. Tlirash- Mrs. Reginald Turner, the brief [i Thursday for Tampa where business session was prodded over trill attend the funeral of by the teacher, Mrs. T. J. Nixon. relative, Frank Daiger. The devotional was led by ^lr*. Peeler, drawing a beautiful picture RESOLUTIONS of the prayer life of Jesus, after [UREAS:—Mrs. Amanda Ens- which she led the class in prayer. k a faithful nnd active mem- Mr*. T. J. Nixon then gave a splen­ &The Congregational Ladies’ did talk, telling of a story she hud tfor many yenrs, has recently i read of “The Flower of Happiness” [called to her Eternal Home which told of the road of helpful­ Wye her Crown, We the mem- ness and the road of service. Mrs. [of the Union desire to place Nixon dosed her talk with a re­ lord this token nnd evidence quest that the class adopt for it* Lr love for her, also to ex- motto: “Christ first, others second pur appreciation of the many nnd class individuals third." kyears that we have worked The report of the secretary was Ltr. read and accepted. There were two [SOLVED I—That we bear visitors present, Mrs. Licilc Sim­ Lent to her Christian charac- mon* and Mis* Ora Chandler, who tr kindly spirit, and her wil­ were cordially welcomed as new ts* to assist in every good members of the class. to her faith, her hope, nnd The refreshment committee, who hcerful service that has help- served a delicious and bountiful k nil nnd strengthened our repast were: Otto Sehmehl, [end may we all follow in her chairman, andMrs. Mcsdames Ip* with her vision of a Hickson. Philips. Lurulqui.it,Moffit, Pope sian life. nnd Squires. Miss Mary Telford SOLVED Il—Thut our hearts offered a resolution that the hos­ e in deepest sympathy to the tess be given a rising vote of lues, bereft, we bow with thanks. This meeting was voted in submission unto Him who the most inspirational and most all things well, and we pray friendly gathering oi the year. God of all comfort to grant Several husband* wore present nnd* comfort to these dear and entered heartily into the pleas­ n th*ir hours of sorrow. ures of the afternoon. There were SOLVED III—That this ex- two guest* of honor, Mr*. Charles celVt* hlits f u r Itie p u r r hll Si* of k of our love be placed in Nixon, Friend? of Mrs. George W. 'l'uii. O ne am t c i n e -h a l f i o n irvieKti daughter-in-law of Rev and Lurd* of our Union, a copy Mrs. T. J. Nixon, with her little Knight will be sorry to learn that oilulppi'il w ith il u m p hoilles. T h i s l lo a r i l r e s e r v e * t h e r i g h t t o lu* be given to her family, son, ami Mis* Mary Telford, dau­ she was called to Newark, N. J., l l hhl*. copy printed iti The Sanfrod ghter of the late, Rev. W. B. Tel­ last evening by the death of her r e l e e l a m V. o rK. a IHM’IH.ASH, C le r k lloaril of C o u n t v L’nnir'a. ford a Presbyterian minister nnd father. Mr. Ilartgeden. Mrs. G. B. Frank, a pioneer resident of Seminole I Mrs. John Meisch, County. Miss Telford is a cousin Mrs. Sheridan Jewett, of L. M. Telford of Sanford whom Committee. she is at present visiting. Mrs. Francis I., Nixon, RESOLUTIONS Class Reporter. [EREAS:—Mrs. Alice Mltchi/e of Dr. C. M. Mitchell, who recently been called to her ill Home, We, the members kCongregational Ladies’ Unrsire to express our appreclfur tho help, the presence Fred Walsmn is sp< On or before July 10th ail prices will advance at Btercst manifested by this week at Daytona Reach me while she was with us. a great sufferer for many A. C. Marshall of Orlando was Mam! saddened by loss of her business visitor in Sanford Thurs[Mather, she was always inbil in others. We admire her Itnd courage. SOLVED—That' we extend Irepest sympathy to the lius[ind dear ones bereft, and we pat the God of comfort will For further information apply at Igicke Merriwether of Lynch nr them and comfort them fir sorrow and help US all hurg, Va., is the guest of his bro [the beautiful thought, "Our ther, A .It. Merriwether. II n ha* fallen nslee|i— Asleep in Mr*. Edward Higgins nnd MiBs SOLVED It—That we extend Sura Warren Easterby spent Tliurs I Mitchell uur heaitfelt sym- day in Daytona Reach, 11.15. SCIIULTE CO., Inc I in the loss of his futlier and I are pray for comfort from It. W. Otter of New York City pavenly Father, a comfort left Wednesday for a short bus­ Make reservations early for inspection lour [rthlv one can give. Wheth- iness trip to various joint* in MorIlive, or die we are the Lords. idn. | a*. Dvur laird, to walk uph. so that when we are called P say a* these dear ones have [*I shall be satisfied when I F with Thy likeness, and I P Thy Face in Righteousness. ptVKD HI—That this exof our love In* placed in peortii of the Ladies' Union, |T of same lie given to the F| anil a copy - be printed in ••afford i(eruid. Mm. G. B. Frank, Mrs. John Meisch, Mr*. Sheridan Jewett, We wish to make known to our friends th at we are in Committee. Personals "MIIIO DUSTING POWDER re and heals chafing. Just l!c this powder freely on the tod and irritu■jotu*. mother should keep LIDUSTING POWDER in . It stops prickly heat 7 “t'once and cause’*' tho ®*1* appear. It protects the J? against chafing, rashes irritations. It keeps ha“ ?t>y and contented. USE DUSTING POWDER • Always k*:cp it in the nur“ ** sold by nil druggists. * *omplo sent on request by l Uonardi & Co., Inc., New N, Y. NEXT TO WOOLWORTHS y f V ij ^ D V / C V L C V< \ N K L ' the real estate business. NEXT TO WOOLWORTHS 135 So- Orange Ave. Orlando, Florida To introduce this shop to the Indies of Sanford and to make your trip worth while! We do the unusual The biggest surprise of the year. Our famous Saturday night sale from 5 to 10 P. M. * resses Remember the Time! Values To SATURDAY Front 5 to 10 I*. M. for the Ilarjjnin Surprise of Your Lifetime THE STOKE OF TRUTH, SERVICE A M ) COURTESY •I ill ‘ i n I’J m ’| ' • n o ■i > Fine, all nilk Chiffon, with Lisle Tops in 12 new liffht summer shades, “ $2.50 Heavy Pure Thread Silk Phoenix and Van Unnlte make. Colors All shades in tan, blacK and white. Van Uaalte—$1.05 Hose black and white, pure thread silk, full fashion. Special For $1.05 pair Phoenix Silk Hose for $1,110 All shades, heavy silk. Extra ___ Also bobbed hose in all colors $ 1.00 made of fine silk crepe de chine, in lace trimmed. • We have lis tin g of city and country property, Celery farms and large acreage. If i'ou are looking for good investment we have it- “Dove” Brand Underwear LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US Fine heavy flat crepe in pink, flesh, yellow and la vernier. Trimmed with fine lace Milane Theatre Bldg INVESTMENTS Sanford, Fla. The Y owell C ompany �THE SA N T O R P 'H E R A tP , FRIDAY. JU N E 2 < U 9 2 | I iTho guard at the Washington Monument climbs to the top of the- stn ietu r* (-MS feet, e-very dny on a trip of Inspection. (On. Y*i i|**ltv«-ri week. 1 p*r »•« apnn a o tlr e s . land not! ehnrgrs f»r at r MKMtlP ’ Th. , t v . i r ci p u M 'ra t c re d ltm l l r d In , c a l new ! o f ra p id h .ral gram. 7,—Core nroun P,—( ore BIBLE A ST 0 Lord exalt Tl for Tl things . strong! I the neci from tl the hen wisno I«t me And dr Though yea The bar June minute We h Ists wet charms. Mothi the chi) dresses cllmmut The n couples go to u “ Pro* for Vac Now as anyone cation ? Two A m ericans In Lead First Of British Open Golf Tourney rilBSTWICK, Scotland, June 26. —Two Americans,1 MacDonald Smith anil Jim Barnes, were in the lead for the British., open golf championship Thursday night, with half of the 72 hole struggle behind them. Both set new records for the famous Prestwick course Thursdny. Hnrm>...bringing R . jIov.t. two strokes with u stirring round of 70 in the morning, and Smith reducing it stilt further with a dazzling 61# in the afternoon. Having done 76 in Ids forenoon round, Smith ended the day with n total of 115. Barnes followed up his 70 with 77, for a total of 1-17, which put him in second place. Only a dozen of the Britih golf­ ers who iiet out Thursday morning with the hope of winning their own championship hack from the Americans, who have held it fur three years out of the last four, were within striking distance of Bn>ith and Barnes tonight, Half a dozen strokes separate Smith from even the drat of his British rivals, Arthur Compston, of North Manchester, with an ag­ gregate of 151. One more stroke down the lino, Tom Fernie, S. Wingate and W. If. Davies are tied for fourth place with 152. Those who took 153 for the 36 holes are J. If, Taylor, Abe Mit­ chell, Tod Ray and George Munlock of Troon. George Duncan, who each year many patriotic Scots liku to think wilj wilt the trophy, finished his day’s' ’labors II stokes behind Smith. PHILADELPHIA, June 26.— The Athletics made n clean sweep of the three-game series with Bos­ ton by taking Thursday’s final game, .*1 to 2. Score by innings; Boston .......J..000 Oil 00—2 4 1 Philadelphia 000 00!{ OOx—3 tl 2 Buffing, Furi, Jnhnizer and HevSaints (Jet To Chapman for ing; Rontmel, Walbery and Cochraner. Total of 11 H its; Cobb For Tampa Blows Up in Seventh TIGERS 3, BROWNS 2 And Lakeland Wine 9 to 2 DETROIT, June 20.—Detroit de­ feated St, Louis hero Thursday in ST. PETERSBURG, Juno 20.— the first game of the aeries, 3 to The Saints continued their win­ 2, the victory being thu seventh ning streak here Thursday when consecutive game in which the Tig­ they fell on Chupman’s offerings ers have triumphed. Cobb furnish­ for 11 hits, one being a home run ed the fireworks of the game by by Barnes, first baseman, to win hitting out n home run in the first by1the large score of 12 to 2. inning. Score by innings: Score by innings: H.t. P e te _101 511 21X—12 11 2 St. Louis 000 001 001—2 8 0 Sanford .00 1 li) 000— 2 6 6 Detroit ......200 000 IOx—3 0 0 Batteries—Edwards ami Ilesse; Dauforth and Dixon; Leonard Chapman and Alford. Block. and Bossier. TAMPA, June 26.—The Smok­ ers' star pitcher. Cobh, blew up in the seventh inning of Thursday’s game, after holding' the Highland­ ers to only* one hit up to that t i m e , and the Lakeland team won the first! game of the series, 0 to 2. Score by innings; Lakeland .....000 <#(10 III—'J 16 1 Tampa .......!!)<# 010 000—2 3 2 Batteries—Luther and Doyle; Cobb, Pittman, Cooper and Iluggins. How They Stand Florida State League Won Lost •> Tam pi» '.a a, .... .. a,. .7 Lakeland . .. .. .. .. 7 3 iv!eHhi,nc-:;'r. ■1 6 Sanford . „ .. .. :*r/ l. 8 National League Won Lost M<iit) York ........... ..38 OJ Pitfahurg i........... .35 23 Cincinnati .. .. . 31 20 Brooklyn............... .32 31 St. Luuia _ . . . . _ .30 33 Chicago .. . 20 31* Philadelphia .. .. _ .27 33 jins D m ................ O'l 37 American League Won Lost Philnilulpliia........ *13 «)•! II Washington .. . Chicago........ ..32 2il Detroit . ......... .. . 30 •St. I.nlli*............. . 30 35 Cleveland .. .. .. „ .27 31 New York - .. . 26 37 Btmton ... . .. . .. 2*» 42 Southern A,-ssocial ion Won Lost New Orleans .. .12 20 Atlanta . ....... . 10 33 Chattanooga .. .. 36 36 Nashville 35 Birmingham .. , Bit 36 Mtun |dim .. . * . 36 10 Mobile .34 39 Little Rock . . . 30 40 19 83 Pet. .778 .700 .400 .11! Pet. .613 .603 .517 .508 .476 . 160 .450 .373 Pet. .li'.l 1 .05 .525 .476 .402 . ! 13 .113 .34 1 1 TodaJ fusin'mu cd to make « grund-il an idea how to Phil Ar Wlllia been i'| modern Church.. Thirly-onc Acres on Lake at a Rm i n« Twenty-two thousand Acres with twPni water front. 535.00 Per "l DAYTONA, Fla., June 26. — With record seeking automobile races on the world-famed ben* brcoze-Paytonn Bench speedway, open-all singing by a chorus of 1,000 trained voices and historic pageants in which hundreds of men, women and children will par­ ticipate ns the outstanding feature, the Halifax Summer Frolics, said to he the most unique of the na­ tion’s midsummer festivals, will lie under way in Daytonn, Dayto­ na Beach, and Seabreeze July 1, 2, a p p ly u> l h " H o n o r a b l e J a n i e s Cl. C o u n t y J u i lr * ’ in ana fo r i;:ii«l C o u n ty . a t Ills o f f lr o In Sailfcril. In sa id c o u n t y , a t 10 o 'c ln r i.. A. Mi. o r a s s o o n t a r r e u f f e r a s t h e m a t t e r r n n l*<* h e a r d , f o r a u t h o r i t y in n il, a t p n l i M a e r . p H v u t o sale. the f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d T ral e s t a t e , In s a id C o u n ty . t o - w l t : I ,i,i k I-'Iv k (5) a n d Plx (6) in HroMnn T h i r t y - t w o «3J>, T o w n a l il p l!>. It. .12 R u s t. c o n t a i n i n g 71 a n d :!2-|ioi u r n s m o r e o r ies.v W h ich a p p l i c a t i o n w ill ho h a r e d u p o n t h e p e t i t i o n f o r r a l e n o w on f|l<- In SaM I'o i ir t . ti n te d J u n o 25th. A, I'.. 1 M A d i m : l„ i l K l i i K l t , (l u a n d tn n . I 'u h l ls h J n no 2fi. J u l y 3, 1'J, 17. i t . .Sharon- YANKS ARE SHUT OUT WASHINGTON, Juno 26.—Colnock in a pitcher's duel Thursday eleskie had a slight edge on Pennnd Washington took the old game of the series from the Yankees, J to 0. Score hy innings: New York 000 000 000—0 4 1 Washington 010 OOO OOx—1 5 0 Pcnnook and Sihang; Covelcskie and ituel. WHITE SOX WIN CHICAGO, June 20.—Mike Cvon' g r n s let Cleveland down with five hits Thursday, while Chicago pounded a trio of visiting twirlers and took the first game of the lerles, 7 to 2. Score hy innings: Cleveland . UUO 100 00—2 5 2 Chicago .... 320 002 OOx—7 16 1 Karr, Yowell and Walters; Cyengros and Schalk, j Yesterday’s Results Florida Stale League St. Petersburg 12, Sanford 2, Tiynpu 2, Lakeland !#. National League Pittsburg I, St. Louis 3 Otlu rs scheduled, rain. Two Passes Result In Victory For Pirates Over St. Louis Cards Ameriruii League Detroit 3, St. Louis 2. Chicago 7, Cleveland 2. Washington I, New York 0 Philadelphia 3, Boston 2, Soul hern Association Chattanooga tl, Birmingham 8. Memphis <1, Now Orleans 2. Little Rock II, Mobile 10. Only three, fiidwlulbcL.,.. . ., ... South Atlantic League Charlotte I, Asheville 0. Augusta 4, Spartanburg I, (five innings, darkness). Macon 5, Greenville 12. Other game rained out. (Thursday, I to 3, Dickcrmnn in the lfatal’ se"mtt1t'")svtiiiig ■twor fias-t'a with the bases filled, thus forcing in two runs. The Pirates took three of the four games in the series. Score hy innings: PittshurgH 1(10 Ht#l 200— I 7 2 St. Louis IMI) 002 (100—3 7 2 Meadows mid E. Smith; DickerRussian railroad stations nre provided with hot water tanks man, Rinehart and O'Farrell. where passengers can obtain water "Treacle and brimstone," or sul­ to brew tea. Travelers carry small phur and molasses, the remedy of teapots for this purpose. grandmother's day, contained what is now known as Vi tin nine it, and its administration was Imscd on sound nutiitionai wisdom. Pet. .618 .548 .500 .PH .178 .174 . too .429 Today’s Games on improved Business and Residential Properly in Sanford Funds immediately available subject to title examination. A m e r i c a n League St. Louis at Detroit. Cleveland at Chicago. Washington at Philadelphia Siuco laid clu knees in consider an inte) the que yomelv judges. Del roil Trims St. Louis For Seventh Straight Victory; Senators Shut Out Yankees In Pitchers’ ’ Duel, l to (I ST. PETE SWAMPS : j g g .S J W ih S S CFLERYMEN BY A < m a Dozen Of. . SCCIIE OF 12 TO 2 ^ 'rgrtH w Famous Prestwick j ON SANFORD AVENUE $70.00 P er Foot Automobile Races To Feature Beach Frolics Program National l.engue Brooklyn nt New York. I’hiladetpliiu at Boston. Chicago at St. Louis. Cincinnati at Pittsburg, APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE DuBOSIi AND HOLLER 112 Park Avenue GORGEOUS Frolics Cabaret Ball CLARENDON HOTEL Florida lend u pewrune* Cougiej John ing to which h N»w Sr tine ia ' While I the citii mission udj aU Five Dig Professional A d s. New York Orchestra, 15 Pieces. Favors ami Fun (inlore Xablf; Reservations on Ocean Veranda nml Grille ure limited. Couples only adm it­ ted. Formal Dress Required. PER COUPLE 510.00. $2.00 I»ER PERSON (O V E R CHARGE EXTRA For liekcUritnd reservations Address H. E. (Cy) YOUNt t, Florida < w , t 'j U I B w ** REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 F irst N ational Bank Building. Sales Force; Miss Helen Hoage, Mr. W. C. McLendon M r M M naxwell vie nil Stewart. c i „ ___ . U10n* Mr. �ft ft fn ' ' THE 9ANF0RD HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925 Heralld Classified Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results Call 148. fANT AD. RATES Advertising FOR BIO RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY LEWIS O'BRYAN. Ofttce in NEWS—it covers Broward County ^etn.nole Bunk Building Annex. thoroughly which is ono of the most rapidly growing sections on ______ Phone 417-L 3. the Florida East Coast. Sample TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS copy and rate card upon request. LEARN ABOUT fork County and All makes of typewriters for Lakelnnd. through the Star-Tele* tale on easy terms, for rent, also irrnm. Beet advertising medium In repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 South Florida Published morning*. Ball Bldg. Star-Telegram. lakeland. FI*. OHIO—Xenia. Make your solos PRINTING through the Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing district. Want ad and display Engrnving, Embossing. See us rates on request. first. We do it. Phone 417-W. COUItPUS inn.) r,r:nns:it—cin*»R P.. Ave. Commercial SL IfloJ mil h»v# lb* larirnit c ir c u ­ Terms; Cash In Advance f t lr p k n n e a d * , w i l l h e r e — „ |r r d lr « m p a t r o n * n n d e n lw t-r sent Im m ed iately to r > ir « i r i l. T i n e -------------— -------• a lin e t l n r * -----------------------He n I t n r T h * « ---------------------Or n l l n r l i t * ' * ----- ------------ ----- l c ■ l l n r U<k Face T y p e d o u b le el>ove igstrs. It reduced ra te* are fo r con Ittatlvr Insertions. n word* o f n v rrn g # le n g th tn counted a line. jjiEiirn c h a r g e 30o fo r first Ettrtlon. q advertising Is restricted to iMptr cla s sific a tio n . M in error Is m ad e T h e S a n ­ ta Herald w i l l be resp o n s ib le r, isly one Incorrect Insertion, L itvertlser fo r aiibaequeut lation to P cu th w estaro lt-it* R* fS -w ord ) llna. i classification, w ill give you pplete In form ation . And if | wish, t h e y w ill nsatni you word Io r y o u r w a n t ad. to It more effective. E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando. Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. ItirimTA.NT NOTICE) Uvertieers sh o u ld Klvn their Hi or pnstnfflco ad d ress as II as their p h on e n um ber If f dealro r e su lts. A b o u t one liter nut o f a th o u s a n d has a iphom*. and th e o th ers can't unanlrate w it h y o u u n less 1 know y o u r address. TIN AND METAL WORK FOR SALE: My 10 ncro fnrm on Cameron Avenue, dose to Moore Station, small ensh payment, rea­ sonable terms. S. E. Barrett, Box Do. Jacksonville, Fla. FOR SALE—Highway trailer, good condition. Mrs. Lappin, West First Street, Box 120. Meurala TO REACH tTu» prosperous fnrmera nnd fern growers of Volusia county advertise In the Defend Daily Nows, rate 1c per xord, cash with order. MAINE—Watervtllc, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Mains peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through thx Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metnl Work. Water nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ A LITTLE WANT Ail In The phone 111. Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old nrtlcles MIRRORS ltESILVEREI) you have stored away nnd have Furniture bought and sold. Call no use for, A litle thirty-cent ad Jackson Furniture Co., Thone 647. may bring you Severn) dollars. Phone MR nnd a representative will call to see yor. ,11 dlarontlnnanre MI'ST hs lade In prrann nt T h e S a s ■rd Herald nfTIre or h / letrr. T elep h o n e illsewntlnanrte are not valid, S erv ice lurteoua. P rom pt. E fficient. Building: Material THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR SALK—5-pleco dining room suit. Fumed oak. I-piece living room suit. $200 Edison phonograph with 35 records, 319 Pomegranltc Avenue or P. O. Box FOR SALE OR TRADE—1 seven passenger Peerless 8. Will trade for lighter car or lul. Will make good for-hi re car. Terms. P. O. Box 413 or set* Mr. Huddleston at New Forrest Lake Hotel. FOR SALE: 1924 Ford Touring FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Cnr, first clnss condition. Cheap Bldg., 205 Oak Avo. Inquire up­ for cash. Watson, 2201 Oak Ave. stairs. C. T. Smith. FOR SALE: 25 foot launch, 17 ft, FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mus cabin, velvet cushions, lockers, son. white cedar hull. 18 Hup Engine, self-starter, electric lights, oak APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive and convenient. Call deck, 11 miles, 110 gallon copper, gas tank, good condition. Will at Herald office for further in­ sacrifice for $1,500, Loveland nnd formation. Tanner, Realtors, Pnl.it ku, Fla. FOR RENT—Furnished Apartment or sleeping rooms. Select FOR SALE: Dort touring car. Fine condition, new tires, paint, neighborhood with private family. top, $150, Watson, 2201 Oak Ave. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and cob! water, telephone, etc., 711 IFOR SALE: 8 choice lots on San­ Park Ave. ford Ave. 10 on Palmetto. New o room bungalow, bath, lights, two FOR RENT—Two, two-room fur nlshcd apartment and garage porches, garage. Any terms. Fred 70.7 Palmetto Avenue. S. Houston. FOR RENT: 7 room furnished pnrtment 815 Park Avonuc. Rooms For Rent FOR SALE—Three Elm Avenue lots. $25 cash, $25 per mo. Box 471, care Herald. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ Reasonable rates, FOR SALE—3 east front San­ out meats. ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy Lincoln House. terms. Box 431, care Herald. FOR RENT—Rooms or apartment. FOR SALE: 71x100 ft., corner 4th Shirley Apartments 219 East end Sanford Ave. Thrasher & First Street. BY CONDO EVERT TRUE I *2> “ T H I S “THIS. ONLY l< INTO Y O U H A V ^ IN STTOCK 1 NO, SK3., T3vjT Y o u 'l ) c F i n £> \ TH CSB a* r c > l Vcs R 'T ^ Q . O O D . FLORIDA— ORLANnO — Orando MIRACLE Concrete Co, general morning Senthml; Inrgcst classi­ cement work, sidewalk*, build­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ ing blocks, irrigation boxen. J. R. imum 24c cash with order. m Is u m I In place n l lh l n n u j >k iif t h e ( i f i i p l r «i( S ta nford ■era I r e * ■» n f t r n n rriln l. • ■It t h l * 11*1 n h r n n n y a p e • r r r l e e I* r r n n l r r i t . I t I* n iril n lp h n lirllrn lly fur TerwiHeger, Prop. niL L LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phono 505 For 8pace In This DIRECTORY PHONE 148 I DAVID B. HYEB ARCHITECT assitied Directory M rm hsr X L * Bon* Itutlrilnu O rln n d n, I ’lmrlil* ATIJRK AND MOTOR RE WINDING. it AIIII Kit VART ELECTRIC SERVICE L Expert Electrical repairs. W. Central \ve Orlando, BT0M0BII.e s FOR RENT EL Car. Drive It Oak and Second S t AUTOS FOR HIRE IE AUTO SERVICE Dny night. Meets nil trains. Bagtransfer. Phono 551 nnd 03-W sum * 113 Magnolia Ave. fi First (’tans Barhers Sprcial Attention Given To Ladies and Children I Chiropodist I FOOT SPECIALIST DRUGS lEY’S DRUG STORE — Prc* flptiona. Drugs, Soda*. Wt * as near you as your phone 'orn*. Bunion*. I n g r o w ­ ing Nal>*. Heavy Cnllou.*e« or t'red atthlug feet. B it. t \ I- IJim.RH Yowr.lt lirnw Bldg. Phone. U lecator Orlande. ELECTRICAL ANFORD ELECTRIC CO. accessors to Gillon & Matt Magnolia, Everything el W. Phono 422. Elcctrag •dto. 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, 11MNT, STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want nd medium in Day tor. a (Fa.) One cent a word nn insertion. Minimum 25c. TAMPATp LORIDA—Tamp* Dally Times, the great home daily rate 1 Vat. per word, rnlnimun. charge 25c t-sh with order. Write for complete rate card W E ST • ' I R , . i m , —'.*I«rVs*mrir The ( ’U r k l h u r c E’xpuiient. ranrntutr .acliyllmr S v - I » v . nvirninr la*** » cent per palm T T ir a c h •'ITS—Three tations. Mag­ ma tnd Second. First and Elm, •nford Avenue and 10:h StrueL kpert service. ______ FLORIST Contractor nnd Builder .99-51 — Phone — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. *AltT THE FLORIST >wers for all occasions. Myrtle. I'hona 2C0-W FOR RENT: Brick store on San­ ford Ave. $50 per month Thrasher & Garner. FOR RENT—Garage apartment unfurnished. Will be vacant July 1st. 112 West Fourth St. Miscellaneous WILL EXCHANGE for Florida real estate, Six room house sev­ en miles from Philadelphia on main line of Pennsylvania railroad. Trains every 15 minutes, takes only 17 minutes to bring you to the heart of Philadelphia. Lit Pi by 100. AH Improvements, hot wa­ ter. heat. Price $8,500 of which $4,500 may remain on mortgage. What have you? Address S. D. B. 737 Meetinghouse lame, Nurbeth, Pn., Montgomery County. WE HAVE buyers waiting to pur­ chase well located lots. If your price is right we can sell your property. Dean-Berg Corporation. MAY X see. SO M C . a t* TiACS- O T H t f T R S pL L A S E ? ✓ v e ^ ’S I R , X c / vn ) S H O K ) Yovy JjOpJG O l*/TU © > O TH ER S, X t h i n k ' 'T'o u minimum Iln. ^ 1 L ' L* C o u n t y — T he scene of stupendous developmentRend about it in the Palm Riuch Post. Nump.c eoriy aeiit on r queat 1 V /-V ADVERTISING p,-tu rojudui if It resenc3 patentiul mivers. i’alatka Daily News is cirtnlated in an indunl ial end Hgr!i*«jlDirnl secll-n ADVERTISE tn an* Journal-Tiernld. South Georgia's greateri nownnap*r. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Suadnv r b ’sslflfd ratrv 19c per line. Waycrosn JournslChinaware in English Porce­ Herald, Wsycrusx. Georgia. lains, Huvnriun uni! Japanese t a m i ’A Mo r n ir 5 t r ib u n e — China make lovely gifts Semi in your subscription tr the Tribune or hand t to your Wni so you ctn r«nd Florida's The Ball Hardware dealer greatest nowrrv-'Pt. One year X8.00, 6 months $4.00, three mo.'.ths If you desire Cl,000 insur­ ftlton J. Moughton $2.00. ance policy add 75 cents to your <irder. a r c h it e c t DO YOU WANT to buy or sell First National Hunk RltlR, anything?" If so advertise Id lie ‘‘Gainesville Sun." S a n fo r d .------------ Florida BELL CAFE i’s best in Service cud Qual First Street and Park Ave D U V B tX lP n m n ATTFtr'TtOM-—r » n sneola 1* b e g in n i n g to e greatu it ft* v e lo p m e n l lit nioMda'a hlutr-ry: n h a lf m illion dollar h ig h w a y to th* v o 's beach Ju»t t'olalu-U: * tw o m illio n d o lla r brlage nrros* E sca m ­ bia Bay sta r te d : t|uarfcr million •foliar opera hou*« under renstruot k »: i « o million* b ein g spent on h i g h w a y ; gr,-,tirnt ch an ce fur live develop er* to g»t In «,,a ground flr.it. W rite llevn lu p m en t D ep art­ m en t Tho Pen d e n i * N “ w». AUGUST A CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rnte cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are Interested in Florida. Each of theta through a classified nd in thu Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. 1 TD o 3 0 H ^ T C . TC Tf^oL/t3 ce* a n y e o p y 3 0 A C C O M W O V A T IN Q , 'L FIRST STREET EXTENSION Water Front— Lots 3 and 4 Block C. liuainesn Site::— Lots !), 10, III anil 02 Block M. Apartment house site— Lots 17 and 18, block il MAYFAIR Lots 0 nnd I i block G, The prices arc right for a real opportunity at the c o m p le tio n of Forrest Lake Hotel. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for pood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. LAND clearing done with system Jack Christian, Box 215. Classified advertisements have com e to be an American instmi* tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. Many men and w om en have becom e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. Pick Up Today’s Herald rent) th rou gh th e classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. Huckleberries WANTED: Boys between the nge of 13 and 111 to deliver papers, A in-urn ritmi- In Ihr hmor (he Vs. good money for tho right one. Cir­ I'tlirr tin) ntlrrlnu I,m l.Ii-lii-rrli** fur WOODBURY K. DANA, «t a t , »»le. HIlr n mnlrt, “Otin'l !>,,> 'rm'*, culation manager, c.n. Herald. ! 'iifenilitnls ■M»* I in Ihi* nil**<**, ”1 know nlirrr O R D E R OF IT II U C A T I U N >in, I-IIM IIn,I ,h,-m t,» iht- Im.hrl*. rslihrm " WANTED: Young-man of good ap­ It'sSit,lilnlnist TO T i l l ! NKFKN'DANTM. WOOD* mu In tlx- |,t nr, pearance to do bouse to house « litre iiI,.hr tirnt H. DANA u n,l JA MBA II. hurl, li-hirrl** nrrr, mill IIBItV IIRYCK, If llvlnif n o d If ilrail to nil soliciting. Liberal commission. lin**l nf Ihrm nrr *1111 Ihrrr. o e rs n n * rln lm ln u I n lr r r s t in ih n IIin I.Irhrrrlr* i,l«%n>* urn«> In Ihr Apply Circulation manager. llili-hr*, ntiilrrurun Ih In the nunila, ■Irscrltioil m iller I t r n r y B. I.uril. ill'* mill It hail rnlnril Ju«t n llltlr that t e r e t t In th e ttr o p n r t y h e r e i n a f t e r iilli-rnion. Inti i,iinr of ihr rain n r r ilrscrlh o il to nil perim nn c l a i m i n g in WANTED—Fur permanent posi- hll Ihr urniiiiil In Unit nrrit. It nil P 'o r l i l a , anil m o r e im r t l c u l n r l y de*tion, lady as assistant bookkeep­ loiluril ce a se d . mild p r o p e r t y b e i n g P irate,i in, Ihr liuahr*. er. i*re for some one who can use Aflrr Inn hutir* nf Ihr hanlrtl In t h e C o u n ty o f S em in o le, HInto of „ nrh I him i:u«ir alnrr t frirtl In Ilf to r d e s e r l h r d . typewriter. Smith Bros., Inc. umlr n rurnnut, I rnrnr nut nrt ile r W o o d b u r y S. D an a, ilo c tn s e d . n* if I hail fallrn In n Inkr. nml I J a m e s II. Ilryee. ilereiuieil o r o t h e r ­ hml i,hunt rnuiith hi,rkIrhrrrlr* In w ise, In t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r WANTED TO BUY—Building lot •*u% as: southern part of town. What nrr. rr Ihr hiitlun, uf u iilnt nirix- crlPi-d Thi* N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r n f N o r t h ­ " hrn I KUt huiur I f In lirnl up w e s t Q u a r t e r of Hecllon 5. T o w n have you? Box 109 care Herald. Ihr rn*t nf Ihr hrrrlr* slwiil n« fnl- s h i p 20. u t ti nf ILi hi *i* 33 B a s t, Intt *i and to till unknown p e rs o n a v t i l m 111n a n i l ,%ru r Mini Iritr Bur lu to ri-st in t h e p r o p e r t y h erein * WANTED TO RENT: Furnish I.nH. un ni,luninhltr | l.lhl property h e r e l | i * f t * r descrlb»*’l u n ­ ctl house, large ami dose In — Our linlr uf *l,nr« Ill.iHt i t i s I1BKBBY O R D K B B D t h a t Year around. Mrs. M. c.o. Her llnr pair uf |innl* IO.OII y o u nm l e a c h o f y o u d o a p p e a r to Our pnlr uf *urk* I,INI t h e hill o f r i i m p l a l n t flleil h e r e i n nld. llnr «hlrl a..Ml o n tin* Sth ilnv uf J u l y . A. It., I 0 H . I l.n** nf rrllKlun 7.3)1 IS F U R T H E R O R D R R K D t h a t ViiI,<r uf llntr X.nO t h iIT WANTED—Young lady with high i Tiilul s o rd e r of p u b llc a tln n b e pub,*u*| ,,f Itrrrlr* *11.30 tlnhed III tb v Hen f o r d D aily I l e ra t il school education to train for book* If I linil uiillru n lull iiuarl nf a \%**i h fo r e i g h t ( t ) consecu* keejmr. Apply. F, W. Wool worth hui-k Irhrrrlr* IM I ahnuililrr In , tini'i* o w eek s. think him inn,*li IIir j ttnulil him* tB WrlTNBSS m y b a n d an d seal of rn*f. n i P ir c u i t C o u r t , t h i s Sth d a y of Sn, I linrr Imtrnril n fr%% tr r j May,i CA. D, I'JIS. YOUNG MARRIED man wants a tuluiihlr iMssnn. V. U 111 iC If .A S S . Irnrunl lhal hurklrlirrrlr* job. Will consider any lino with urr1 h«%r tturll, nil nn>hiHl> u*ka fur 1111.KM ft fB 'IIN BCYl e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t chance for advancement. A. II. Ihrm. intiIIrr hint uilirh II I*. C o m plalntu t. I hnrr Irnrnril llml liiirkIrhrrrlr* H ullcitor* f o r By George, General Delivery, City. X M. Week*, D. C. nrr llkr Snnfnril rrnl r*lnlr. \,» I8 K A L ) •nnllrr him imirl, >mi nnj fur ihrm >uu nrt ii hnrunlu. WANTED: J'oaltion Amt, lu*ll> hul nut Irnili), I hutr Mil'll U t»P API'l.lt ATtOX Foil Estate Company as Irnrnril hnir In trrulrh. TAX IIKKB t AUKII SKPTIOX 373 Ten years experience. S3vers llmr I plrkril n hurklrbrr- OK TIIIJ LKVKIISI. STATITKS OK Til K STATU OK VI.OIIIOA. i> nhum ii ilinnii ml rnl Inin* plrkB. D. c.o. Herald. ril nir, I u*ml in II,Ink I k„r%% N o tic e I* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t II. It. anuirlhlnu nhnul arralrhlun, hul I B u n d v p u r r h n s e r o f T a x C « r t l f l r a t * %%li* n rruiilnr linn l ml Kill. I No. irtt. d a t e d i h r I t h il»y o f J u n e . ftnil n*| arrnfrhril >rl. A. D. 1933. h a s filed sa id e e r t l f l r a t * Su, %%,- Irnru frniu nnr rsprrl- lit m y o ffice, n n d h a » m a d e a p p lic a ­ tio n f u r la x d e e d t o Is su e In »crnrr*. unit I hutr Irnrnril frmn ui> LOST: English seller pup, stray­ Hint If u frllntt ttnul* e n r d u n c e w ith law , ftald c e r t l f l u a t o ed from Magnolia Avo. Wednes­ rrprrlruir* IiurkIrhrrrlr* hr ihml hrflrr hu> u m b r a c c * t h e f o l l o w i n g described day night. Return to 1104 .Mug Ihrm. unit If n frllutv tmnln nn n„- p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In iieiu ln o le e u u u luinulillr. he',I Itrlirr hr nsrr hr'* ty . PlorldO. t o - w l t ) Ave. nr phone 581) J. Reward. r 1* • l*> xrtl.SK Itlmarlf ttn l-**«r% H\V I -A of SB l - l n f NK 1-4, Her. Twit. 31 H. It. 3i> H a s t — 10 acres LOST: Box of linen, party mak­ I'linrti lirfurr I,,* *lr|i* in, ihr nn*. 31 Tliu s.tld la n d b e i n g ,i*s**sed n t ing auto from Dayton to Orlando, tile d a l e of tile I s s u a n c e o f auch r e i t U l r u t c In t b e n a m « of O. e . via New Smyrna nnd Sanford, l.ibW heaton. U n lesa s a i d r e r t l f l c n l e crnl reward offered, notify Fifth FOR SALE—Space on thu pngs r b a l l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d l a g t o law t a x d e n t w ilt Is su e t h e r - o n o n tbw Avenue limit Shop. far classified advertisements. day of Inly. A. D. t»3A. Why not rent thoso vacant rooms, 14tit \%'ltnrs* o n o ff ic ia l sig n atu re nnd se a l thl* t h e 4 th day o f J u n e , or sell that second-hand goods? Automobiles A. D. B»3f. USED CARS IB23 P « r , l I ' n n p r - l U I r i , , . IBB P ont Tut,ring I’nr. G. TAYLOR DYER IB-1 I'o rrl T ii i ir l m i ,' ir. t" i t I-rnl II o in, I,.,ni l «r. I IBa Ford Mm W . It. SM IT H , M G 1 P R I Z .E . W IN H E ta. LIK S. T H A T - f — ftC IT W E ' L L ) — L , O U R . C/NT Tw/VY YQO CA,co E vt' t ^ jr s o Y A PiAlZ.G 'W IN htEt^ • IT WA%t> A M IS T A K E H E WA*h> OUST A, COHriOH A L L E Y CAT* _____ IB3I I’’nn4 I 'liu v l B r t K r r r . IT .It >1 * I M *IMIF, I 'l'.B I'l.l- ........ I. W. Phillips' Sons ... DODGE SERVICE MA*WA.‘ V4HAT JN IE U E .F - HE. V/UZMO C O O D AM* V S I ' T hS ? I’KinlinR— Dccorutinif PHONE J03 c -/ nil >^K‘ i July 3-10—1333. A specieti of wasp in China cats through tho lead sheath on calbes mistaking th;m for bamboo, bor­ ing holes to deposit their eggs therein. They say snake* won’t bite on water. We know fish that won't either.__________ __________ Davey and Nesmith A T T O R N E Y S -A T -L A W a 1 1 -.iia-a i ■ F I H x T N A T IO X A I. IIA.NX lll.UK TH e. it - V. K. DtirOI-AHU. t'lrciilt A'utirt Hentinnl* County. Florida. Bv A M. W eek* . D, C. IK-- l a i d —J u n o 6-l3-tS-3<; t'lerk Hy GEORGE McMANUS -Y E P -IT ^ T O O b a d v /E - B A O T O L O ^ E / \ l \ ClltCL'IT t-nUIIT. SEVENTH .11 111II VI. IIIIClTT. STATU OK ii.o m itt. r n r v r t o f skmim ii .i :. i> niA W K iiv. NW i U'E-DOCCILAH.S, Inc. n corininttlnn a r g a n l i e d anil e x i s t ­ in g muter tho law * uf thu S la t* of Florida., Cnmplalnant. Rin g in g u p f a t h e r F ISC The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. The Herald’s Market Place FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory Sanford Dally Herald PAGE iMiSniAi t l l t T I I U M I PA IN T rr* I'e'nl That Sava* t o * M«a*y. M.au(a%*lur*i4 b ■ h.rai.n-l li,*l-lrt Hold by Faint «.«. L U I1IS U FA IN T C i i a r t S I I I S g a x a t l . i A«e. Fh*»e 17* 1 -?Z7Zr------^ •# | L nm right* reserved. 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Maximum Temp. Minimum Temp.___ _________ VOLUMN XV associated press dispatches SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1923, PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 281 For 60 Years Plans For Payment Of Two Billion Dollar Debt To Be Worked Out at Conference Blending of Thought. Chief Final Preparations Made This Executive Says In Talk Morning For Inspection In Chicago, Is Rc.-ponsihlc By Public This Afternoon for Remarkable Prosperity And The Reception Tonight Land Values Jump 220 Lake And Forster Per Cent in 05 Years To Make Addresses Belgium Asks / For Easy Terms Country Couldn’t Live AndPayLikeBritain, Ex-M inister Asserts WASniNGTON. June 25.— The Italian government will begin talking business with the American debt commissio here today, the seventh power to send representa­ tives to the treasury to take up serious discussion of a set­ tlement. Italy owes the United States roughly $2,138,000,000. It has in­ formed this government that it earnestly desires to arrange a commitment by which it can amor­ tize the amount over a period of years. Ho Secretary Mellon unit Under-secretary Winston, of the treasury, the chairman and sec­ retary, respectively, of the com­ mittee, will confer today with Am­ bassador Do Martino and Mnrio Alberti, a director of the Cenlitj Italiuno, one of flic great Italian t anks, who have been delegated by their government to negotiate funding terms. The nmluwador anil Signor Al­ berti called ut the tin i iq,y laic yesterday, lint the vfs.'.c was nrrnnged merely to present Signor Alberti formally to tho head of the Amcricun commission. Treasury officials declined all comment tonight on the pending conference. Officials at the IUiimn emhprsy likewise were silent. Belgium Asl.s For Easy Terms BRUSSELS, June 25,—Former •Minister of Foreign Affairs Jas­ per of tho Potilot cabinet's minisrenal declaration in the chamber "< denudes Wednesday said it was ^ s n v y . r o r the United Scales to give Belgium better terms in the payment flf lmr war debts than were! given to Great Britain. "The United States must grant us better conditions for the paynient of our debt to her thnn she did to Great Britain, or otherwise Belgium cannot live," declnred Si. Jn^pt r. The? speaker ndd?d that th • American claim against Belgium ut the present rate of exchange amounts to 10,320,000,000 Belgian franca, and said that if Belgium was mack to pay along the lines of the settlement with Great Brit­ ain, it would mean the payment of 300,000,000 frntics yearly until 1032, nnd then 302,000,000 franca annually until after tho sixty-sec­ ond year, M. .Jasper said the American claim included 3171,000,000 of war debts which, according tn urtide 232 of the Versailles treaty, were placed ar> a charge against Ger­ many. Grcek Revolutionists Proclaim Overthrow National Government SALONIKI, Greece, June 25.— Tho ncw.tpuper inde|>cndeiit an­ nounces that Snlomki garrison ha.* decided upon an immediate res­ ignation from Premier Ajiqhaelkopoulos because of alleged inef­ ficiency in office and for the purI’okc of forming a military gov­ ernment to preside over by Gen­ eral Pangolos. A revolutionary prolongation was issued and pro.su censorship established. Lender* qf the rev­ olution telegraphed the president "f the Greek Republic that “we proclaim the overthrow of the government mid we will Hold tho cabinet responsible for bloodshed.” I he Military Communique Mays the movement is now in control throughout Greece. PARIS, June 25.—Dispntche * from Saloniki report Clrv-*co in Hie throes of revolution and say Ibo Greek fleet hns joined the move­ ment. Dispatches ray military government has been formed un­ der General Pfifigoios und ha* oc­ cupied nil ciliv nnd military in­ stitution*. HUUiri r.uwm uicls is going to re. suine a partnership that was inter­ rupted when Frank U. Kellogg of Minnesota wont to Immlon ns American ambassador over n year ago. Kellogg is now secretary o f state and Olds, his former law partner, has been nppointed by President Coolulgc ns assi slant scc- a* reflected in comments appear­ ing hi the daily newspapers re­ garding the approaching Scope* indictment trial. People should be interested in the outcome but I cannot understand the attitude re­ garding the issue. “The issue is grave In character, embodying principles at the base of our security of happiness and American citizenship. A mind that is fettered by law or that is WASHINGTON, June 25. — otherwise hampered is like a com­ Complications over the radio pass when it becomes stntionury. equipment of the MacMillan Arctic "A mind, like a compass, loses expedition, which for a time its character as a mind when it threatened to terminate its life, becomes fettered or otherwise weru adjusted Wednesday nt Syd­ bumpered by existing ‘legislature ney, N. S.. and last night the par­ or bigotry. This republic is found­ ty was snid to be preparing to pro­ ed not only on education, but on ceed late this week toward it:* unircrsnl and compulsory educa­ main base at Etah, Greenland. tion. The adjustment wns not reached Freedom to l.cnra however, until Secretary Wilbur That mean* the development and bud served nn ultimatum on Don­ gtowth of the intellect comas from ald II. MacMillan, lender of the discipline. No part of freedom l* expedition, through I.ieut. Com, R. more essential than the freedom of E. Byrd, chief of tiic nnvy section, I instruction nnd the freedom tu that standard long wave navy tra - 1learn. It is one of the essential eldie equipment which had been I t eluents in our constimtionnl right in the United Stut-s, must be ti •-1to pursue liverty and happiness, en along or the nafrv section woi d I “ »Ve have encountered rjid have rcMIff 41 Wasliingu,n. :bcen surprised to see a holiday nt­ Announcement of nn amicul ,. mo! i here* surrounding the apsolution of the difficulty throu h 1preaching trial. The people ate acquiescence of Mr. Wilbur’s » . | pleasurably worked up nnd enjoy­ mauds was made h >ro hy the Na . i ing the momentary focus of nilof i tional attention, tional Geographic Society if. | “We do not understand this ntthe sponsors of the expedi titudr. It arises from tho shocking ter n long distance telcph •e!( I and abnormal character of the legversation with its represt islntion out of which this indictin Sydney. t mrnt had developed, which we cor­ The society’s announcement said , i j.ij tninly view ns one of the moat aethe navy .r.1,.,1 ‘ I Uou- question* which could pooal* Secretary scnliul, laid been left behind‘ 1.‘ * lily nrise, to challenge tho ability win,,., i °f the citizenship to ratioiiul selfcause of an oversight Mr. Wilbur . . said the department was first •in­•, K0V„nnment. formed it had been left behind! Americans are abashed and amiSZe,I that such nn issue could because neither the I’eary o" r th e ' arise in one of the oldest and Umvdoin, base ships of the greatest htntss in the union. Hut , it U unnecessary to cunimont on 'th a t phase of tho question.' The | momentous character of the issue despite the rustic setting in which I it h being fought out is enough to attract the attention of al* I thinking people." , The statement issued by Mr. 1Colby for himself, Mr. Harrow, tutd Dr. John It. Neal, chief defence counsel, marked the tin t time ho has broken thu silence that Inn market! hi* stay iii Tennessee. S.R.Dighton, North Carolina Atorney, Is With Local Firm Shepherd Trial May Be Finished Tonight GO, June 25.—The She*’ der trial probably will be with a session tonight lomas J. Lynch and law« both side* tcnativfcl> to such a step at a :re­ ference. The night se.i aion nas not definitely been decid ed upon Domestic Troubles Cause Heir’s A i*j ne 25.— —Doincsiiur K. Bourne, on of ConimoBonrne, sewing who left a $«).• is culminated In chase through wife who sa>'3 «c. He gcti a STOCKHOLM, June 25.— In or­ der to enable Swedish radio fan* to cujoy better tho programs sent fi t from American stations, a course in English will next fall lx; started by the official Swedish ra­ dio service. Later on other foreign languages wilt be tnught, but the f art will be made»with English, ’ apt, George Reuters ward, man"King director of the Swedish ra­ dio organization, ha* announced. The course will take the entire ''in ter season. It invluifes lec­ tures by professors ami traveller* ami readings by authors of their S. R. Dighton, u ginduutc of the University of Michigan and the Yale School of Law, according lo .in announcement, has become as­ sociated with the law firm of DiCottcs ami Spencer in this city, having come here from (irgonebore, N. l\, where he Im* resided for the past several years.. In Greensboro Mi. Dightcn wax connected with the Jefferson Standard Life InSuruneu Company of that city. He was employed by the company us part nf the coun­ sel for the title department. Previous to taking up his work with the insurance company, Mr. Dighton practised law ut Savan­ nah. Ga., where ho mode his home until movipg to Greensboro. For several year* nrior to thi* he was in the United States Army, having served U3 captain and battalion commander with the 82 Division, 220 Field Artillery, in France, lie m.w hold* the rnnk of major in the United States Itcservo Corps. Mr. Dighton with his wife and four children are stopping at the Montezuma Hotel, temporarily, until u suitable residence can be found and made ready for occupolicyi Mr. Dighton believes that there arc great opportunities for thu law profession in Florida. The present demand for attorneya in this sec­ tion seem* to exceed tho supply AIRPLANE KILLS F PARIS.—Tho pilot of t! airplane Klunder, and th congers, were killed w plane fell near the Frnnct ^ • ^ e •. * .... ‘ _____'____ ------------ --- ’ 1 — —j Shipping Strike Status is Same Governor Declares Florida Is Mrs. Henry Wight Will Re­ Long Drawn Out Arguments Unlit on Firm Basis; Stops spond for Womans’ Club; Tire Members Wednesday; On Way to Maine Meeting Dance After The Exercises Defense Assails Testimony of Fairnan as ‘•Inspired" Police Break Up Plan CHICAGO. June 25.—The Mend­ ing of thought of Florida's cosmo­ To Throw Bombs On CHICAGO, June 2S.—Un­ politan citizenship is pushing the limited arguments will close stale to the forefront. Gov. John Foreign Settlement Dr. John Hnrvcy Scott hns been trial nf William P. Shepherd Martin of Florida declared head Of the department of mathe­ W. for the slaying with typhoid Wednesday night in nn address decorating the halls, offices and SHANGHAI June 25. — germs of William N. AlcClinmatics at Westminster College, Ful­ here before the Florida Club of the auditorium of the building, Dragon clay was observed by tock, his foster son. Only ton, Mo., for 00 year*, lie also Chicago. prior to the inspection by the pub­ four speeches to the jury will tho Chinese in less trouble­ Now ideas and ideals have been lic this afternoon between 3 and tnught there for three years while he made, it has been indicat­ brought to the state by people 5 o’clock nnd the exercises to be some times to mark the sea­ still in college, making a total of coming ed, hut no time limit for them from all quarters of the hdd beginning at 8 o'clock tonight. son of sprouting seeds hut towas set. 63 years. country, he said and added that Electricians have finished tho in­ tlny it wns commemorated this explains the interest taken in stallation of lights and fixtures CHICAGO, Juno 2.V—Tho jury with armed forces patrolling tho Inst few years in road build­ which, tonight, will give a very ing, education and encouragement characteristic effect in the munic­ In tho murder trial of Willinm tho sweltering streets of of legitimate enterprises. In 85 ipal hull, believed by loenl residents Darling Shepherd, accused of feed­ Shanghai, which took on a yearn the state's population in­ to lie the finest structure of Its ing typhoid germs to his ward, Bil­ holiday aspect despite tho creased 220 per cent and the as­ kind in the entire state for a city ly McClintock, with the object of expected flare-up of strike sympa­ sessed value of property more than of this size. thizers. 800 per cent while in the past Handsome new oak desks, tables obtaining a million dollar e .tate, Manchurian troop* of General live years the state's population nnd chairs have been installed and waxed weary Wednesday under na has grown about 30 per cent and with the members of the Various avalanche of invective from state Chang Tso Lin, who recently ex­ ami defense. There is another day tended hi* armed forces to Shang­ nsftesHcd value of property about city departments . their places of from both sides on hai, Invaded the recreation ground 50 per cent. today, tho city hall takes on the air thodenunciation Would Bo Added Attraction on French territory and broke up card. The surface of the stale's possi­ a meeting ntudents and radicals. A For This City; Also Seek bilities has ha idly been scratched, of a real administration building. W. W. O'Brien will close for tho "We are very proud of our new defense and State's Attorney dragon boat festival at which an To Hnve School Hoard Erect he said, citing the variety of crops declared City Manager W, Crowe will hnve the Inst word. W. outbreak was expected, passed Gymnasium for Hijfh School produced and the possibilities for home," II. Williams this morning. “The S. Stewart, whose policy it is tit without n flare-up from Cntneso growing other crops ami the in­ arrangement of furnishings in the dustries that have (icon promoted. it olT" did not laugh as he The establishment of n zoo In the various offices i* very convenient “luff Florida's climate nlso wns praised witness. Assistant State's Attor­ city, fostered i>y tiic Junior Cham­ for ull of the city employees nnd which ha* paralyzed Shaneber of Commerce with the co-op- by the chief executive who snid will facilitate better service to the ney Gorman finished hi* long a t­ strike, hai business for the past month, that the sunshine and flowers were tack on Shepherd by snying: erntion of other civic organization: public." would be termlnatcdtoinorrow hut after all, tho state's greatest as­ “ If Faimnn's confession I* not and tho city official*, was proposed Big Crowd I* Expected truth, why docs he tell it? the strike will continue tn apply tu by Hodgson Ball at the noon set. Mr. expressed hope the What is his motive? Can you con­ British nnd Japanese Industries, "It is the Mending of thpughts," that a William* luncheon of the organization at large number of the San­ ceive of reason why Fainmn However the statu* of shipping In* said, "that is rapidly pushing the Seminole Cafe. ford people will visit their new would tellany a story that if Mievcd strike, which has tied un many Florida out in the forefront of the Through investigation, said Mr. states of the union. It is the cos­ municipal building this afternoon means Shepherd must go to tho ships In the harbor, remained un­ Ball, it has been found that a mopolitan character of her citizen­ while it is open for inspection and gallows? changed tonight. large number of animals would be ship that explains the greut in­ attend the efbrciscs tonight which Police yesterda obtained infor"I can see how men, prompted quickly nvailaidt tor tho begin­ terest that is being taken in ed­ will be featured by uddrcs.se* by mation or u widespread . student by motives of friendship, will go ning and more and larger animals ucation, and the building of a sys­ Mayor Forrest Lake and other plut to hire motor cars nnd ihuh on the witness stand and lie to could bo added later a* they be­ tem of permanent highways prominent business men of this city. around international settlement snvo a friend from the gallows, come available. Deer, o'pnssum ■. throughout the state. Exercise* tonight will start with hero throwing bonmbs and ghootcoons, wildcats, panthers, nllignt a reception nt 8 o'clock. There but I cannot conceive or bow any iug. The police therefore, hava "Floi’ u ln Is built upon a firm ordinary man would, without any orn, eagle*, thu Florida birds of foundation. Her industries are be- will be u selection hy the munici­ ordered that no cars bo let for plumage anil many other cpect- Iing developed along safe and con­ pal hand followed by tho invoca­ motive,, without uny hope of re­ hire except to well known cust- mward, without any idea of bene­ mens of lesser importance could servative lines, and every encour­ tion to be pronounce i by Rev. T. cra. til* added at once if tho .Ufa of agement is given to legitimate en­ N, Nixon, pastor of the Methodist fit to himself, swear away tho life The executive committee of of a fellow iiiat^c what ho knows Hanford Inning a zoo i* nfbepted terprises. The state Ims a .erred Church of Hanford. American association of Fbi. u to ho it lie. i . .V with enthusiasm nnd interest hy enactment of legislation that is Guests will be entertained by "And Patman tells you that ho adopted a resolution today urging tF<j people of this city, lie said. hostile to the legitimate invest­ solos by Mrs, A. M. Phillip* and did furnish these germs to Shep­ need In U. S. governim-m omi The zoo at first of course would ment!!. Her welcome will Isj par­ Mrs. Julius Taknch. Mayor Lake herd." t tore with other powers In adopting he small, but it would grow with ticularly considerate to him who will then address the audience ill a strong attitude regarding the He quoted Shepherd's statement present Shinn situation. tho city nnd in u few yenn, San­ comes with the view of sharing in connection with tho completion ford could be tilde to point' with a permanent way the opportuni­ iiinl opening of tho new city hall. to reporters after the boy's death: Igide to its collection of birds ties and advantages of Florida." CANTON, June 25.—The situ­ The mayor’s address will be fol­ “ I came home from my office to watch over Billy and to kick out ation resulting from tho anti-for­ and animals. lowed hy responses by F. I*. Fors­ Governor and Mrs. Martin and of the house anyone who attempt­ eign agitation is even more intense President Floyd Palmer *>f the u party of friends stopped here ter, president of the First National ed to marry him on his deathbed." as reported yesterday. Chlno*» organization announced that fol­ today on their way to Boland Bank of Sanford and Mrs. Henry stands there guarding threatened to attack the foreign lowing the action of the Junior Springs, Me., to attend the Gov- Wight, president of tho Sanford theShepherd body of this hoy he has in­ settlement at Shamccn at noon but Chamber of Commerce at a pre­ erners Conference. During the Womans’ Club. fected with disease germs tn pre­ tho attack did not occur at that The main floor of the auditor­ vious meeting, Ted Arnold of Jack­ day, they were taken for a tour Additional fortification* ium, the seating capacity of which vent a marriage that would Icavo hour. sonville baa been appointed to rep­ of Chicago's Park system. have been erected in the British is 1,000, will ho thrown open for him where ho began—a tramp." resent the Sanford organization Tile prosecution asked for n and French concessions. dancing ns soon as the s|icaking nt tho national convention of the death verdict. Jnpencsc landing parties havo Junior Chambers of Commerce ut Woman Shoots Man .Mr. Stewart attempted to ex­ nrrived. Tulsa, Okla., in July. And Then Kills Self plain Faitnan's motive. "Our sug­ A Chinese party carrying tho Tho subject of high school ath­ gestion is," he shouted, "ho i* do­ banner of the foreign settlement letics and the erection of a Suit­ MUSKOGEE, OKLA., June 25. ing a Ktrvlee to some persona who arrived this morning nt tho set­ able) gymnasium in conjunction —R. It. Stevens, prominent m In* arc interested in breaking a will. tlement gate*, claiming to be tho witli the proposed new high school hor mid political circles, wns shut They wanted tlm testimony of Fni- bearers of a dispatch stating that' biulding were discussed at length nnd killed here today by Mr*. Munurn, ami they had an agreement a demand for damages would to­ by the body. Dr. A. W. F.pps, lie Ellis, who then shot h rself. with him. Why the state's attor­ rnado when tho dead had be."a chairman of the committee on high Both died instantly and tho bod­ ney has not closed up that vile counted. chool nthletlc.i, announced that were found lying over a bed institution (Faiman's so-called the comniittco has conferred with ies an apartment of the sintcr-inmedicnl college) I shall leave for WASHINGTON, Juno 2.7.—Of­ T. W. Lawton, superintendent of in law of the slain man. It i* raid him tp explain to hi* constituents." ficial advices from China today in­ public instruction for Seminole that Steven* and the woman had Mr. Stowart quoted the first ex­ creased the concern with which of­ county, on the matter and that iipurrelled over another woman. amination of Shepherd to Gorman, ficial* arc watching development* further conferences will be held soon after tile death of the boy. there. later. They questioned him on everything While no report hns readied thj Il in the desire of the junior Flans New Railroad they could think of ami hud it State Department from Peking on body to see- the school board ap­ written down. What I* the result? the latest Chinese note to the dip­ propriate funds, probably In tho’ To Be AnnounccdSoon lie i* invited to go home. And lomatic body, and while official present proposed school bond is­ Mr. Gormon said: "Go home, ( word win lacking Wednesd CHICAGO, .June 25.—Plan* for sue, for the erection of n gymguess we will have, to indict the tho Immediate situation in Usntnn, nnalurn on the1 ground* of the pro­ a new railroad to tap the West there Is no doubt that official i Con-l of Florida i* expected to be posed new high school. hero have cause for anxiety and Attendance ut the meetings of ntinnitnccd in n reasonable length 'C little prospect for c.i-ly -c ' •­ tile junior organization during the of time, Governcr John B. Martin NORFOLK, Vn., June 25.—The donee of antl-foreign nm yi said today in a statement shortly pant few weeks has been small, but naval tug Kcywaydin sent Monday .weeping port* of China. it i* hoped that through tiles'* new before departing for New York. to the assistneo of Eagle boat No. In the absence of defnlt* word projects, new interest will be It, disabled 250 mile.* east southeast At cm: European court, the Brit- of the Virginia coin s, berrelf de­ TAMPA. June 25.—Tho village* from Charge Mayer at Peking on ni hi ed and that from now on, lr.li unduissudor is snid to spend veloped engine trouble late Tuesday of Cedar Key* find Ltikcnx, togeth­ the new note, comment was with­ attendance wilt steadily increase. in maintaining his establishment night and was forced to turn back, er with numerous islands, were held on the reiterated insistence of the Chinese provisional govern­ Knut Hamsun, Nobel prize win- $100,1)00 a year of his own money according to n radio message re­ bought yesterday by u group of ment that extra-territorial treaties in a manner b fiUing his position. St. Louis men for a price said to ceived at thu naval base here cr. droyo ntrcct cars in Chicago. <* reviled. The fact that Mr, Wednesday from the (.'oust Guard be $1,81(0,000. The tracts were l> Mayer had not resorted to emer* Tug Currahassoti was nent imme­ bought, it wai said hero, on the cncy method* for rapid coiniuundiately to search for the Kuglu No. possibility thuC they might bzconiu U, with her crew of 66 Virginia valuable for port development and naval reserves, somuwhcru in tho that a railroad will soon be built vicinity of her first position report­ to that section. ed by the American Steamer OakMonday afternoon. Girl Found In Miami ATLANTA. Ga., June 25.—L. J. er ami Hayden received their al­ wood A later message from the Keyleged portions. Fletcher, former deputy warden of Counsel for Fletcher contended waydin asked that medical assist­ Has Lapse of Memory the Atlanta Federal prison, nnd in urgument* to the court thut ance be available just a.* soon ns Thomas I*. Hayden, former chap­ their client had been previously' she reached port for u badly inMIAMI, Juno 25.—Police are man. Details were not giver endeavoring today to learn the lain ut the prison, were placed on placed in jcopnrJy oh the charge juted the message, but nn explanation Identity of nn attractive PJ year trial in United Suites court here on which ho is now being tried in Weijno. day on a charge of coiupir- in that he waa a defendant with that the Number 2 boiler was dis­ old girl found suffering trom lend officials ut tile bu.se to an apparent loss of memory early acy to accept bribe.* from wealthy A. K. S«rtui|i, former warden at abled believe that an explosion had oc­ yesterday. The expensively garbed the priron, and Laurence Riehl In inmates of tho prison. young woman muttered something Much of the session wns occu­ thl.* court in February. Surlaiu curred. Nu. direct communication had about u cyclone killing her grand­ pied in motion:' ami not until after and Riehl were convicted and been -received from the Eagle 5 Jujgo mother. atternoon wus a jury obtained and Fletcher was acquitted. yesterday morning, but of­ Tho “Mystery Girl" ut noon taking of testimony began. Only Robert T. Ervin, presiding, sus­ since ficials felt confident she was mak­ today waa identified as Miss Itala one witness wus heard, \L II. Hali, tained a demurrer filed by the ing soot*.’ headway toward Hamp­ Fernandez of Miami Beach. former clerk in the deputy war- government and the trial proceed­ ton R .ad*. den’a office testified that he re­ ed. The first message Wednesday In sustaining tho .government'! ceived $2,000 from wealthy pris­ picked up at the navnl com­ Re-Organization To oners, but wuh unable to way that position ngairat the plea fur form­ wax munication service from the Keyer jeopardy Judge Ervin an­ Fletcher or Ha/den received any Cut 294 Employees < waydin at 0:48 m. It said: "Key­ money. Five thousand dollars was nounced that he would charge the :waydin Nu. 2 a.boiled disabled 201 .tiipposed to have been given by jury that It will 1^ ncci-r*ary to miles, l i t true from Capo Henry WASHINGTON, June 25.—Tv Mannic Kessler and llorrU Sweet- convict or acquit both defendants | gas bouy. Returning tu base at indeed and ninety (our cmplo; wood for special privileges at the I three knot speed. Have not lo- is in the field service of G prison. Hall testified. George ReIrated Euirlo 0, poor visibility with dlun Bureau, including one • | heavy thunderstorms all day. ore of nearly every tndina a; Eagle 0 position 8 a. m., 23 June icy and reservation in the cou Whi{e speaking your mind longitude 72,00; latitude 35:15. y will lose their jobs on July nm.it mind your speaking, or I Not in this vicinity when Key- ruler ths sweeping reorganlx trill t>c spoken to about it, jn plan announced today. • (waydin at tM> position 11 p. w. defeii No News Received |From Disabled Ship Since Last Tuesday Former Prison Officials Face Trial In Atlanta On Charges Of Conspiracy V • Manchurian Troopers Invade French Sec­ tion To Break Up Agitators’ Meeting . • •V • 1 * j j 1 - �t, w e p : lU M U M M ta H a a m ia M M g a a rJ M fB a a a tfM H a B H H a M u u n a M a u M a u B f^ H M M tfN a a a tfa H B u ta a riM n w M rt* 1 �nrj' ~ n •i \ • • THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925. TW( Club In California ireme Court of State Reverses decision On Seminole County Case Uses United States Of Douglas Versus W. J. Aldridge Mails Extensively TALLAHASSEE, June 25.—The to vest title by adverse possession nupreme court has reversed the de­ must be actual, continuous and mlcision of the circuit court for Seminole county in the case of V. M. Douglass, joined by her hus­ ' tine relying r„ title by udverec band and next friend, E. A. Doug­ possession, the court held, is imlass, appellants, vs. Willinm J. Al­ nosed with the burden of proving dridge, appellee. The opinion is all the facts necessary to catablih by Justice Terrell. such title as against the legal title This was a suit to quiet title to of the true owner who is deemed n designated lot in the city of San- in law to be in seisin anil possession ford. The Douglass’ claim wns thereof. So far ns the court was based on a quit-claim deed exe-|cble to find, the authorities were CUted lit 1916. The me A Aldridge iuriuge claim claim u..nnlmous unan im o u s In in holding nom m g that u ia t to bar o ar sE J ^ 1Jazz Is Now Credited Among Promoters Of World Relationships Kidnapped ROME, June 25.—Those ma­ ligned American Inventions—jazz music and dancing, constitute far more potent agencies in the caiisa of international understanding be­ tween America and the nations of the old world than suave diplo­ matic overtures and lengthy and flowery after dinner speeches. Such is thc opinion of a number of thoughtful Italians who. after visits of varying length in the I.OS ANGELES, June 25.—Ap­ proximately .1,000,000 pieces will f° rnlta tIthtii*p yCffl.r ’ .W?" JX K “S 5 ]» ^ hcf t u fir t" * >fJ U ? ' \'on- Thc r>K««s were based on the amount of mail m atter sent during 1024. First-class letter postnge of the motoring organisation averages jjg jj “f 'io cin d -cln sf mail ,icn rn outgoing nverage s s s & r s i s ? s . j n ? - s 3 s........... .r2.r i sclaim u (in,|y u *ownership = ^ Wmails Wanpicccg: ......a The * *fiKures, ............«»■» m. “ and ng of Bf650 allowstatute; the tax deed having been through ,tr" of “p1" ing ;{U 0 working days In the year, issued in 1997. Appellants con- tute of limitations, the possession i revealed P * lfl, that ,thc h„ rll.i, club KPn<u'' sends out tended that thc tax deed was void, nnift have been for the full stat­ annually 1,695,000 pieces of mail. and conveyed no title, but the su­ utory period, under claim of right However, this is hut a traction prem e court finds that it is not or color of title, and must have more than 50 per cent of the total n ecessary to determine whether benii actual, open, visible, notori­ outgoing mail, for thc organization the tax deed was legally issued as ous, continuous and hostile tq thc rends out approximately 1,200,000 thc court has repeatedly held that tiuo i wrier and to the world at copies of its monthly magazine. a tax deed whether valid or inval­ huge. In addition some 100,000 letters id is color of title under Florida On cor dtLrntlf n of the whole and packages arc carried to .10 r.tatrte. The ultimate question to recurd the court was of the opin­ patrol fleet which the ductashr be determined in this case, tho ion tho proof of adverse posses­ branch offices hy the highway pa­ court ruled, is whether or not Ai- sion "is too loose, indefinite and trol fleet which the club maintains. .[ dridge had established seven years uncertain to displace the owner __________________ continuous occupation rind posses­ of the legal title who has been sion of the premises involved. paying taxes, sidewalk and street Veterans of Kansas The opinion points out that assessments am! exercising such where one claims title by ndverso (>th"r evidences of ownership or. N eglect t o Collect possession every presumption fav­ are herein enumerated." Their State Bonuses ors such possession in subordina­ The decree of tho chancellor, tion to thc title of the true owner "therefore is reversed, with instruc­ and adverse possession against tions to enter bin decree quieting TOPEKA. Kan., Juno 25.—Scat­ such owner must be taken strictly title to tin* lands involved in the tered nil over the globe nre sonv* and established by clear and posi-lunme of tho complaint V. M. Doug- 5,000 World War veterans entitled to share in the $2,r>uu,60u t emu til­ live proof. Tho holding accessory InsR." ing in the Kansas soldier bonus fund, hut ignorant of the fact that the money belongs to them. "Sadder still,” remarked Leslie E. Edmonds, state bonus director, “those veterans, who probably need the money, will not be aide to get a cent of it after June 50. 9 ho state legislature has extended the TALLAIIASSEe T F la., June 25. OXFORD, Eng,, June 25.—The time once, hut will not do so —A slight increase in farming op­ 65 untrolabcH given to the univer­ again.” About 1,00 claims have been eration* in Liberty county is shown in i ’suits of thc 1925 farm sity by Dr. Ix'whi Evans, brother j paid hy tho state since the legiacenruh made public by thc United of Sir Arthur Evans, the nrcheol-Mature extended the time for con of States Deportment of Commerce, ogist, when taken with those now "Most . , these were paid to veternns in“ othjust received here. Included in the . . .. tmsstMoon of thxj colleges, , states, or in foreign countries, rtntetronl in comparative data for from the most complete and repre 1020. The 1925 figures ore pre­ (tentative scries of this rare and who hud just learned that Kansas was paying n bonus to men who liminary and subject to correction. ingenius instrument. wore burnt fide residents of the Thirti were 255 farm i in Liberty The astrolabe appears to have stale at the time of enlistment or courty on January I, 1925, with a been invented In the second cen­ total acreage of 59,574 against 227 tury before Christ by Hipparchus, conscription. on January 1, 1920, which had uu who measured the exact length of acreage of ,16,681. Value of the the year, the distance! to the fixed Toyko Suicides 300 land nnd buildings combined on stars, the time of revolution and Greater Last Year the respective dates was |578,I60 ecliptic of the moon and invented and JMoo,745; land alone $428,510 trigonometry and tho system of lo­ nnd $559,985; of buildings atone cating point i mi the map hy lati­ TOKIO, June 25.—During the $149,850 and $125,760. tude and longitude. It is a flat year ended with March, there were Ono hundred and ninety-two of ,jinl with n sight across it and a 1,265 suicides in Tokyo, according tho I nuns in op,-ration January 1, number of hands which cun be set to records of the Metropolitan Po­ of this year, were operated hy against lire numerical tables lice Bureau. This was 566 more while farmers against 104 live is to measure the altitude of the than the previous 12 months. years ago; 03 and .33, respectively, around the circumference. Its use Most of tir* suicides were because by color d farmers; 224 and 269 hy sun amt the stars. of jealousy or disappointment in owners; 31 and 17 by tenants. The astrolabe is one of tho few love, it was stated. Crop land in 1924 totalled 8,085 scientific instruments saved from The pistol was the least popular acres, that harvested 5,206 nrces; tho wreckage of Greek civiliza­ no n and two women killing them­ crop failure 28 acres; nnd fallow tion. The Arabs, who in their great selves hy shooting. Poisoning wan or idle, 2,819. Pasture in 1924 was day were among the most enthusi­ Hie means most frequently em­ 18,928 acres; plowahlc land, 265; astic scientists known until the ployed, 221 men and 271 women woodland 18,665. Woodland not present scientific developments in killing themselves in that manner. pastured 517; till other laud 12,246. America and Germany, brought the Live stock on farms on January instrument to a high standard of Motor ear service nnd railways 1, last, nnd on the same date five perfection and used it generally of Germany have joined in an efyears ngo: Hones 172 and 205; for navigation. fort to eliminate competition nnd tittles 140 nnd 155; cattle total assign business to the truiiHportn6,220 and 3.763; beef cuttle 4,050 Sonic butterflies make extended tiou service most suited to handle and 3,178; daltjr cow* 626 and 222, migratory flights, often in enor­ it. and plan to ultimately include other dairy rntt! • 211 and 68. mous numbers and over hundreds “’reel ear nnd all other lines in Swine i, total 6,574 and 5,305; of thousands of miles. i the plan. breeding sows 1,701 and 1,181. Principal crops in 1921 and 1919 W: « / I S ■m . Krnestine Bean, 20, of Kansas City, declares she wus kidnaped by Joseph Phillips of St. Louis, taken to St. Louis ami there forced to become Phillips wife. Police arc hunting for the man, who is 23. She wus found at his home. Corn, acres 3,551 nnd 3,775; bushels 41,389 nnd 40,942; sugar cane acres 87 nnd 225; tons 871 and 1.017; sweet potatoes, ner.*s 165 a:ul 159; bushels 15,675 and 17,040; pecans, young trees 527 und none; trees of hearing age 361 and none. ■ * ■ „ * * W ishes to congratulate Sanford and its citizens on the completion of its City Hall. Although we are new here, we have Sanford’s welfare at heart, and we are here to co-operate with every movement that is for the betterment and upbuilding of Sanford. We invite you to call in to see us nnd let’s get acquainted. We are prepared to give you Real Ileal E state Service. £ ■ THANK YOU. £ H ■ Florida Land Investors Co. E asy R epaym ent Plan Office in new M erriweather Building 2nd S tre e t. Phone 611 iA When you put system into saving, you soon he- I gin to get direct benefit— and step by step you climb higher to financial success. Open an* nc count with us todny. 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Saving* Accounts * n M ■; jj 305 First National Hank Building £ * Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property W. W. BYRD, District Manager. £ Hi { jf im in a le ( j f o i m f y l j a n k S a n fo rd ,F la . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS Daily Fashion Hint \ Men! The Dickson-Ives M en’s Store is Ready to Help You Look Right and Feel Right This Summer Ever notice how the fresher you look the better work you do? Men who wear the sort of clothes that give an easy appearance are the ones who don’t let dog clays get FOR COMMENCEMENT IiUcrcsting to heroine* of com­ mencement day is this frock in soft white silk crepe de Chine, touched with l ice about the collar. The lower front and side-front sections arc shirred to form headings and arc at­ tached to tile front. Frills of silk ribbon fiimli the short kimono sleeves. *.[’c l'ack of the collar streamers °* r,'*',on arc attached and tied in the j*ntcr» that the ends >fall below -,!S w.n il line. _ Medium size requires d c,h " ' . r 1' c: ' u ij i:VCW -M3, . ‘ 8 10 14 1 ncc>25 ccnts* MOM AND POP them. Here are suggestions as to keeping well dressed in summer. Wear n blue shirt. That’s an axiom careful dressers are following. Here’s one with collar attached, ?2.50. Wider brims and fancier bands are the thing for this season. Dobbs sends us this one. Style right, $5 . f BY TAYLOR n o o Go Tolgnch EARLS DON'T NOD? IT'5 ONLV TEN TkiRTVi VJEu_ liM ^TiNia A liTTl E ToD^vy BY EATING eaKly BEFORE MY APPETITE COMES ON HardyNorscmen Hunt Whales In Waters Of Far O ff An tart ic Sea OSLO, June 25.—The whaling aennog in the Antarctic waters imi.md South Shetland nnd South Georgia has Iicon very successful, an nr o the Norwegians nre con­ cerned. ' U k > v. i alcrs secured 166,060 bar­ rels of whale oil Trum South Geor­ gia nnd 166,886 barrels from South Shetland, this being an increase In the am unt obtained last year of 66,6 (I barrels. At South Orkney 51 0 0 barrels were obtained, while (ft fbn Mexican coast Norwegian wi n! r/ got 22.060 barrels. The *otnl for tin; Norwegian ’ companies thin year has been 110,•jOj barrels, while other nations have produced 257,1100 barrels. The i Norwegian whaling flci i con i I of first class vc sels equipped wi.h radio, and newly built tank­ ers •vLh cookeries. It -v.ii] i prnc-1 itlcally oven thc whole of the globe,* and it has about 1,060 Norse sailsors *n,jnged in thc trade us whin­ ers. ■ H 5 J. H. JACKSON Direct B enefit From System S The Florida Land Investors Company Slight Increase In Oxford University Liberty’s Farming Is Given Set of 63 Operations Noted R a r e Astralabes resp ectiv ely : United States, have attempted to explain to their countrymen the importance of understanding American modifications of eulturnl and social conventions of Eu­ rope. The dance floors of the largo tourist hotels of Europe, it is asn?rtril, far from being the scene uf undesirable meetings of young people, now are places where yoiyig American girls, properly chaperoned, meet young Europeans of thc better classes. In the meet­ ings of these young people, in their conversations nnd discussions, there is being brought to F,urope the spirit and meaning of Amer­ ica. There’s no question but that Wide leather belts with your white and tan shoes may he light woolens. worn in summer with almost belts w ith your Palm Bunches. any sort of suit. $8.50. Wide sports Both are $1.50. Linen? head. Sure. Cool to your Good looking too in stripes, plaids or block pat­ terns. L CAN'T S E E HOVJ YOU’LL N ew as news, $ 2 . <5a7e anything - vou 'l l E at JU^T YVnCE AS MUCH For d inner YJONT NOU? ^ Sherwood Fcresl is to he anved . from dcflpollor.., im i ,.i. u. .,. i i Railway Company having decided iU i withdraw it.t line which was to cui tiin.ught the historic wood. We looked at lots of lines try­ r: > Vio'a Duns, film actress known iti privs'c life ns “ Viola Collin#'' 27 yiars of age, and Maurice "Lef­ ty ” FUnn, former Yale Athlete and liuW engaged in film work, were quietly married recently. ing to get a union suit worth College stripes, after a fashion selling at $ 1 . Here’s the suc­ vacation, cessful competitor. Plenty of them (foulards too) are back again. present at $1.50. Bting Us Your Feeding Problems ( C idD . Horse Feed Fold try Feed Dairy Feed No man can keep out of the We’ll be glad to fill orders swim on in weather like this. Mail your letter to the ment to the dip. M AN’S STORE $7. DICKSON-IVES CO. 2— H Orange Avc Orlando, Phone 1106 Sanford Feed & Supply Co. Myrtle Ave and 1th St. Jno. \V. Sneed. Phone 539 L merchandise. Here's a suit that adds enjoy­ We are feed npccialiats and have just Iho feed to meet your requirements and REMEMBER YOUR MONEY RACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED this DICKSON-IVES CO. 2— 14 Orange Ave Orlando, Phone l 10 �THE SANFORD IIERA W ins Brooklyn Handicap SPAY. JUNE 25, 1 hh**ta long «s they were full Malaria carry mosquitoes live enough to thermit the curtsey to’ alL the year round in Paicntine. h gracefully carried out by the wearer. Witli regard to the flimsy frocks the lord chamberlain said it ap­ T h e d f o r d ’s peared, from report, in his hands, that some of the debutantes at last years court* did not wear suffic­ iently substantial lingerie and con­ sequently. j in some instances, even knees were visible, which was not to the likin’, of "certain officials.” A* the out me of the lord cham­ berlain's or :cr a new material has been bttr.ignt into use by the mod­ istes to m t the occasion. It is n very h’.-av; crepe de chine known ns court crepe, and mnde into spe­ Liver Medicine cially designed slips to be worn umtaf court gowns. Made from selected medicinal roots and Young Inon who wish to fly are herbs-Nature’s own advised to apply to the aviation remedy for Constipation and Indigestion. unjt of the Twenty-seventh Divi­ sion New York National Guard. Sold Everywhere The weather i , too warm to have a date with an old (lame. Here’s Mad Play, Sam Hildreth won the $10,090 y. A great dtivo — , „ . . ■ . ....,• , ---- ------- acro.i;t the wire. Jockey L. Fator, who rode the Hildreth entry’ to viclorv, is shown ato-i Mad Play* Taximeters Traced Hack ToEarly Days Ancient Greek City OFORD, Eng., June 25.—Mod«m research has disclosed that the fhariots which plied for hire about the Acropolis in tho days of Puri­ ties were fitted with ingenious and highly industrious taximeters. In the gray dawn of Attic his- E vening Drap From Paris Hobson’s choice is So called in allusion to the practice of Thomas Hobson, 154-1-16-Tl. of Cambridge, England, who let horses, and re­ quired every customer to take the horse which stood nearest the door. o w i n g lo Jf<«r f a i lu r e to elect «rf le e rs o r ap p o in t intents, o r t<> h a v e w i t h i n t h e m a t e of Klorlda. a n o f ­ fi c e r o r in tent upo n w h o m p ro c e s s co u ld he served , atnl t h n t y o u r o f ­ f ic e rs a n d a g e n t s a r e u n k n o w n . ■Therefore >,,u. T h e l l r n d l c r P e r ­ il! It t r Company, a c o rp o r a tio n , n am ed Ua d e fe n d a n t In t h e a b o v e a n d for* ipslng enuso, pendltiK In th e a b o v e s t i led c o u r t , b e in g a proceedtUK to estn hllsli nm l ijolet th e ti tl e t o th e f o t lo w lu u dencrllnHl la n d s In 8* Milnoln C o u n ty , F lo r id a . A new anesthetic, a nub sti tutu for cocaine, hits been discovered by an experimenter working on pro­ ducts to be ,iiuinufactur:u into ar­ tificial rubber. It is non-poison* ous in practical use. I». I?33, an d tita n a n d t h e r e .r i s k s a n s w e r t» t h e h ill of c o m p l a in t «*liIU H -d u ln a b e in g t h r u * IT c h a in s w. at nf th e tinullw-ast c o r n e r o f iho h o u th Wi-st q u a r t e r o f tin* N o rtH e m l tio arc r of Herd Ion ! l , T n w in lilji 1S, S o uth of linniio 3.1 Ko*t, th e n c e rutinlttK ' V n l SOU fe e t lo t h e Wciklva ttlv• r: h c a l n n l n u a u a l n a t th e <«mr point o f b e g in n i n g , ru n th en ce N o rth feet, th e n c e W ei ||0 f e , t t<> th e U e k l v n Itlv e rt them-** H o u tliw r a te r ly n lo n g t h e m r a in i e r tin e of t h e K a s te r n lin e of th e said W e k ly n H i r e r to t h e end o f ui< firs t line, c o n t a i n i n g * l-S norec. a r e h e re b y r e o u l r e d t o he nml a p ­ p e a r b e fo re o u t sa id iT retlit t ’o u rt a t t h e t ’u u r t Ifonse a t H anford. F l o r ­ ida. on t h e 3rd d a y o f A u g u s t, A. IX T l l l J . C I I t r l IT r o t ItT O F T il K siiY R V rii .it i i i i i u i t ii , i it OF F t . m t l l M , IN \M I FOIt s t'iii\tn i: e o i'v r v . is m w - r»;nv. HctU 'Woodruff. Complainant. vs William ViiMncv. i t a l. Iiefem U nts To the B r a d l e y Fertiliser Company, a corporation: It being mnde to nppenr tiv thlr court that Summons In Chancer)' br.s been heretofore Issued, directed to you, and that the Sheriff of H*‘»nm de County .Florida, baa made re­ turn that same cannot be served u m iiia t you In IM ran ee. It Is f u r t h e r o rd ered t h a t t h i s o r d e r l»e p u b lish e d In th e H an fo rd Il'Tulit. n n e w sjia p e r p u h llsh e d in S a n fo r d . U*>m ln o le i.’oti ntv, F lo r id a , ••nee (u( f o u r consvea* W1TNKi»S T h e Honor;,M o J. J. P ir k in n o u . J u d g e of th. C lrru tt i**iurt of t h e S e v e n th J u d i c ia l C i r ­ cu it of th e s t a t e of F lo r id a . In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u nty . m» t h i s ih # I l t h d ay o f J u n e . A. D„ 1JI1. .,. J. J. M C K IN S O N . J u d a e o f t h e C ircu it C o u rt o f t h e S e v e n th J u d i c ia l C ircuit n f th e S t a t e o f F lo r id a . In and t o f S em in o le C ounty. ll e C o tt e s an d Spencer S o lle lto rs a n d of C o u n sel f o r th o Cum plalr-lanto. Daily Fashion Hint tory distances were measured by professional pacers called benmtists, who followed the kings on campaigns and procession , bt:t with th introduction of horses and chariots the benmilst’s lot In thnt hot and dusty land became an ac­ tive ami unenviable one. Thus the taximeter of those days was, it is said, invented out of sympahty for this Industrious order of men. • The profitable little instrument surviv­ ed wars and invasions, and click­ ed on through all the darkest ages. They nru recorded to have lieen in Of these ’Nvnywisen or “peram­ bulators” a number have now been collected and are on display in the newly-reopened Oxford mu cum of scientific instruments. Debutantes A Harken to Ru Of English Off IN WHITE SATIN Allhough the pastel shader a r c in m v. i;tie, noiliinp i . smarter than white satin, * .penally for formal wear. This ew-niug frock has ihc LONDON', June 25.—Frocks lower edge of the front trimm d with worn at court functions at Rucking- 1 a flounce of silver km . The shoulder hunt Palace must not lie too flimsy, seams exlend over the tipper army, according to a special ruling on fonniii; short sd. vi . and the round the subject recently by the lord UL-fk ii bound with :i him fold of chamberlain’s office, which hn » self-material. The flower on the George and Oueen Mary. The rul- shoulder may be of ilvci *.r i delicate charge of social affairs for King color. Mixliunt si/e requires J ' 36-inrh satin and I y rd lace ') ing was prompted, it was explain­ yards ed, by the tightness of dres -cs, but inches deep. Pictorial Review Dress No. 252J. in this connection tho lord cham­ 16 to 20 years and .11 to 44 berlain has let it be known that Sins, there had been no ban on narrow indies bust. Price, 45 cents. Ladies’ Silk Dresses Men’s Topkis Union Reduction on All Mens Straw Hals $i.9l) Men’s blue or Men’s Pin Check Khaki Work Shirts Work Pants 89 c ■$1.39 W right, War low and Company Arc Now Receiving Application For Men’s $4.00 Ladies’ Boys’ Brown Satin or Brown Dress Room on improved Business and Residential Property in Sanford ediately available subject to title examination. Shoes or Oxfords Boys’ Brown Scout One Strap Shoes or Pumps Oxfords Shoes $3.19 $1.98 $3.09 Misses Patent Leather One Strap Pumps Sizes 11 to 2 >1w 1itir p Work % mIlf t*'■“j APPLICATIONS FOP. A PP R A IS A L S $3.19 Triangular jabots of plain silver doth trim the skirt and sleeves of this coat of embroidered tissue that is collared with black tox. This is the type of wrap Paris prefers for evening Instead of the moro voluminous capo or full coat- $3.45 112 Park Avenue $19.95 Ladies’ Silk Dresses MOM’N I>Oi’ WRONG X DAT a is f* Vn j r ? iCT TV TEL'S YJALKED BW NlMMlNV N0U S C A T - ! •m RIGHT INTO DA r ‘ KITCHEN MUM J 1 36-inch Pa­ 1 \ i i jama ('kecks 1 j : i 4 Per Yard * |! V — .1 ■ / / VOU SHOULDN'T HA'fE CHASED >r _,u . vv, /T SOU kNO'N THAT A visit from a black c a t (2u2irr mum - tae 1 AVifVf vaTH THE STE/UC NNEB NOW I WON'T , dat b w 18c Underwear Crepe Colors Yel­ low, I-aven­ der, Blue, White and Peach Per Yard 32-inch Soiselle ColorsGreen, Tan, Rose, Gray, Copen­ hagen, Navy, Black, Pink, Blue and White Per Yard 21c 45c 36-inch Crepe de Chine Pepperd Sheeting All Colors Per Yard 98c s MeANS GOOD LUCk'? , / Men’sa-***Y" Ladies’ Muslin Leather Night Gowns Suit Cases Seersucker Pants ■ M ^ H g ; y a i ! i i a : : s i ! « a a s s a 5 i i i 5 i a » i « " ‘ i i a i a g i 8a i i a s a ; T 8 p " f * ^ B �D A N D o iis S A Y ^ “An intellectual” Hays Tom Masson w riting for the Dear­ Addin* Machine Wanted — T----- — born Independent, "is one who is educated but not intelli* Dante in Chicago Americana in Paria gent.” That definition should go down in history not only as a The 24-Onnee Dress Fine feathers make .. By ARTHUR BRISBANE clever handling of words, but as a simple statem ent of an ob­ __________ ( C o p y r i g h t 1513)__________ when the bills come in bkt vious fact. It describes any number of individuals who have ■----- .. * POES ANYBODY make a sim­ There is no excuse for a 111 Maaanlla A ttnia Plum I tt been "through college”. Especially well does it describe ple inexpensive adding machine eiors being a good liar. that type of college graduate who thinks his diploma from that would let millions of wives HL'DIAL'IUrTinM ItA T K S On* T e a r — 17.00 Nix M o n t h s 13 50 some high-standing institution of learning represents more add their household bills without U s l l v r r e d in C li y by C a r r l e i , p a r than the knowledge in another chap’s head who never went hcadach? or uncertainty? If such Chairs last longer if tacks w eek . I l a W eekly E d i t i o n ll.OO placed upright in the *ont. •a a machine DOESNT exist, some­ per >a»r________________ to college nt all. Commenting upon the Masson definition, the Dearborn In­ body should manufacture it. He ■ F E C IA L N O T lC K t All o b i t u a r y You seldom hear a man noMrca. c a r d s o f t h a n k a . r e a o l u tl o n a dependent goes on to say, editorially, that "No name has been would bs blessed ajpo by hus­ bands. about what a good boy he and n otloea ol e n t e r t a l n m a n t a w h a r a e b a r i ia a a r e M a d e w ill b a c h a r g s d invented for the one who is intelligent but not educated, It is humiliating for them to add ftr at r a c u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g r a t a a . probably because no such person exists. Intelligence, "the up the same bill three different It is dangerous to talk fcatk. -M K M H F n T U B AKflOClATRI) P I I I M I writer continues, “ finds for itself the things it needs to know, ways, thus proving to their wives your wife. She might hear** T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s la e s c l u a - and often comes upon them from a more creative angle than that they are not business men, ( f a i r e n t i t l e d t o th e u s e f o r rewhatever else they may be. Milkp e b i l c a t l o n o f a i l n a w a d i s p a t c h e s if it scooped them out of the academic fact-trough. As the brides say. a ring on tkJ a r a d i t e a t o It o r n o t o t h e r w l a e c r e d ­ hand is worth two in the stor* YOU READ Dante’s description it e d In t h l a p a p e r a n d n le o t h e lo ­ fed minds carry none of the world’s burdens. All knowledge cal n a w a p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n . All r i g h t s of miserable creatures in hell, 11 of r e p u b l l c a t l o n o f a p e c la l d l a p a t c b - is the creation of man who did not know, but soon found out.” tenring with their teeth nt each Now is about time to bteU Unfortunately, this is the sort of talk that few college aa h e r e i n a r c a l t o r e a u r - e d . habits to swear olT next New other’s skulls, and ask: “ How students hear. Thousands of young men and women who could any imagination, even Dan­ THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925 carry home their diplomas from this year’s commencement te’s, conceive such horror?" Cost of n chicken dinner iU - j THE HERALDS PLATFORM » exercises must literally "commence” to use their brains. But what one can imagine, an ­ on bow many chickens yoU 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson- Sometimes, too, it takes years for a college man, marred by other can do. Bernard Grant and Title. Walter Krauser were locked in the Poor brakes cause ant.. I —Construction of St. Johns-tn- the over-working of his superiority complex, to climb to the “hull pen" of Chicago’s prison. Bud breaks cause business ctU^ plane on which intelligence competes with intelligence. dian River canal. Grant is under sentence to be ‘>fT 3.—Extension of wtilte way. The Herald most earnestly believes in college training. It hanged for murder. Krauser drew The clotheS' that make tk. A* v 4.—Extenaion of loral amusements. also believes that every boy and every girl who honestly de­ a knife, and before guards could men are the clothes that break n! —Swimming pool, tennis courts, sires to hnve a college education— unless that boy or girl is stop him, had stabbed Grant five men. etc. times, thus making Krauser’s trip days 4.—Augmenting or building pro- handicapped by grave . . . illness—can , =get it in these .. , - „ ,when to the endows certain gram -houses, hotels, apartment ihcro are f.o rn«n> helping hands, uiit every tiiuugiitfiii per­ Two married people can lin , j cheaper than one single msn houses. son deplores, and every honest person holds in contempt the DANTE’S PICTURE of the love. 6. —Extension of street paving ’go-to-college-for-n-degree” pro­ idea with which unintelligent eternally damned, udding to each gram. others' torture, or his description 7.—-Construction of boulevard young men and and women are afflicted. The honeymoon is over |,y t of himself pulling hair from the To go to college for social pleasures doesn’t seem nearly head around Lake Monroe. time he gets her taught that n of a miserable sinner that re­ ads nre not food. 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ so bad as to go to college for a diploma with which to bluff fused to tell ids nnme, is no more tion program. the world. The man who dons his cap and gown and accepts horrible than thut scene in the 9.—Expansion of school system a certificate of achievem ents he has never honestly worked Chicago prison. A porch swing may stay stil with provision Jor increased fa­ and still go a long ways t.ivrq Grant, the man stabbed, was in­ for or achieved either— is not “on the square" or belongs cilities. landing a prospective husband. stantly attended by surgeons, but among the unintelligent people who imagine that a "college he pushed them away, turned his BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY education” is the staying through four years nt college with back, Here nnd there you hear of and would not permit blood CONDITIONS OF FORGIVE­ passing grades, or specifil favors, carrying him from class transfusion. stream being dragged fur umcoul “ Let me alone; you NESS:—Put op therefore.............. who didn’t think it was deep, !r want to save me only to have me bowels of mercies, kindness, hum­ to class. swing; let me die." He died yes­ bleness of mind, meekness, longThe intellectuals will feel great indignation against Tom terday. The skinny have’ a »lenJfr| suffering, forbearing one another, Masson, but his writing is going to influence many a college chance of keeping nml, but thtl and forgiving one another, if any student to take a look into his own tendencies. The man plump, they have a fat chance. WHATEVER HAPPENS, some man have n tiuarrcl against any: Americana find joy in life. The who KNOWS does not have to announce that he is an educat­ even ns Christ forgave you, so also ed man, nor cite his degree and the standing of his Alma great week of racing a t Auteuil, do ye. Coiosslnns iii: 12, 13. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M u a iM a a a a u H a H a a a a M H H M a iH iia a a s iin near Paris, began yesterday. FLORIDA IS IN THE PUBLIC EYE Mater. He is intelligent, thaCa nil. Americans were there with their THE BOOK WE READ DY II. HOLLY ----------------- o----------------fine dresses, jewelry, and the mon­ ey that is welcome everywhere in The book that we rend together, It’s Time To Get Busy Europe, even if the Americans are Steve Shinliolscr, president of Sanford Rotary Club, and I open its pages now; not quite so' welcome. But the wordii urc a little misty myself represented the club nt the meeting of Rotary Inter­ In five days, through a system atic campaign, Daytona > || And the chapters blurred some­ national at Cleveland last week nnd while it would take too has secured a total membership of six thousand three hun­ TO SHOW HOW representative 55 Real E state■ Auction Sales. Let us sell your property il| how. much space to relntn nil of the ninny incidents of the trip, it For I miss the sound of your dred and twenty in its chamber of commerce, and by so do­ the hig crowd of Americans was, at Auteuil, it is only necessary to laughter, might be interesting to Sanford people to know just \Vhat the ing has surpassed all small city records and has become the Your preBenco here at my sido, second largest body of its kind in the world, Los Angeles say that it included Frank A. Munfolks in the other stales think about Florida. Suffice to say sey and Eddie Cantor, represent­ In the Country-over-the-border that we had a fine trip nnd that we journeyed to Cleveland nnd You have goitc, alone, to bide being the only city ahead of it. Nearly two hundred thou­ ing statesmanlike solemnity and sand dollars were raised as a part of the campaign for ad­ wild joy. return with the Orlando Rotnrinns and others from South We are permanently located in Sanford ^ If it hurts your feelings that the vertising purposes. At thp finish of every chapter, Florida and had n good time enroute. French must send us back some I felt your lips on my cheek; Think of the value of this to Daytona? dollars, it may comfort you to Cleveland is one of the finest rities in the United Stntcs And your eyes conveyed the mes­ OUR SALES FORCE ure EXPERTS With two hundred thousand dollars with which to operate know that Americans will take to sage, with a cosmopolitan population of over one million—the census it Isn’t going to be necessary for that chamber o f commerce Paris at least as many dollars ns You did not need to spenk. must have been taken while we were there and the streets We guarantee Satisfaction. to neglect any important project. It won’t be necessary to the French send hack to us. And here Is the page exciting, looked like there might he two million. With the finest of JVhero you sought and clasped appoint committees to go among the business men of the city parks, with wide streets, with public buildings of the finest PROOF THAT THE complete my hand, for the purpose of raising sufficient money with which to costume If you have Property, you w ant sold— List it with us of a modern woman, in­ I wonder if you remember, anil with the idea of civic beauty paramount in the minds of support a local band, to pay for the baseball teams, to adver­ cluding dress, stockings, shoes and In Over-tho-If order Land. -> and kiss it good-bye. the people, Cleveland can take precedence-over any other city tise the city all over the state and in the north, and to finance underwear, may weight as little of similar size in the world. ns 2-1 ounces causes tho virtuous The book that we read together, many other good movements. In the Over-thu-Border-Lnnd; Tile city was decorated in our honor with the same flags Out of fifteen thousand population Daytona secures six to grieve. But even us woman in : her changing moods cuts otT her Its pages sweet with your breath, that we fly here when we take care of delegations in the win­ thousand members for its chamber of commerce. Out of ten ■I dress a t top ami bottom, there With never a hint of death. ter season and the Cleveland Rotnrinns and the people general­ •I thousand people living in Sanford how many memberships may be comfort. The low-necked And l.ittle-My-I.ove, i'll guard it ■i ly left nothing undone to make us comfortable while there. With a care tlmt shall not fail, ought the Sanford chamber of commerce be able to secure dress is partially justified by this Tho first iiay of our arrival was the hottest that we ever ex­ . fact, to which your doctor will 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. Till my feet your own uhall fol­ through a well organized campaign? perienced but after that the wind changed and a fine breeze ■ I ■I testify: Cancer uttacks women low, from Lake Erie kept us cool and comfortable and it was de­ Sanford has two hundred and eighteen members in its ■I more often than men, and cancer On the Over-the-Bordor Trail, lightful in every sense of the word. m in i of the breast, dreadfully frequent —From Ziffs. commercial1body. It is tim e someone got busy. Our meetings in the Public Auditorium that lias a seat­ ---------- o-------in civilized countries, is quite un­ ing capacity of 12,500 were most interesting, embracing Some men remind us of a roost­ TIIE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE has entered for known among female savages that speeches from the men prominent in affairs in America and er in thut they art* always crowing a broncho busting contest to take place in South Dakota in wear no clothing above the waist. ^ .A B aaaB B aaB B aaa aaH aaaa aB aaB a aaaaa aB K iaaa aaaisM iA foreign countries and this vnst gathering of business men from Sunshine seems to keep cancer about something. ■ all parts of the world was both interesting and instructive. July. It’s a good way to get close to the soil at that.— Palm away. — - — p-----------Other meetings for various officers of the Rotary Clubs at For an originul publicity stunt, Beach Times. hotels gave us new slants on our work with the hoys, with a Dayton, Tennessee has put the STOCKS WERE A little weak crippled children nnd public service along every line that I Florida cities in the shade. yesterday, corn and wheat also. ■ BLEACHERS; A PLACE where a baseball fan can sit demonstrated the great work of Rotary International. s ———o-------Better weather, less talk or “ rust,'' and scoop up all those hard grounders that the players fum­ « Denver delegations hnd three truck loads of real snow Since Leon Trotsky told the Rus­ meaning better crops, and also ■ brought front Pike’s Peak and in a big parade, they ‘‘snow­ lower prices. ■ sians that “we must talk less" he ble.— Arkansas Democrat. balled’’ the folks along the sidewalks nnd had a big time gen­ 3 ----------------- o-----------------has been accused of being unduly French and Belgian francs nnd ■ erally. Their slognn of “Snow and Sunshine" was carried out influenced by President Coolidge. ■ SOAP IS CREDITED with making a celebrated English­ Italian lire were very low. Pres­ and they have promised visiting Rotnrinns next June a big i -------- o-------man a multi-millionaire. His ought to be a clean fortune.— ident Coolidge’s talk about .col­ time in Denver although they will have to go some to eclipse ■ The only trouble about economy Miami Tribune. lecting the war debts seta Euro­ ■ the efforts of Toronto, Cleveland and other cities that have I Is that some people don't seem to pean currency “all of a tremble." entertained in the past. I know the difference between it THE FRENCH are as bruve to­ Now fur a word or two about Florida—the state that is J AC KSONVILLETIM ES -UNION and stinginess. 101 ft. Corner Lot at $ 110.00 per front fool. day as they were in old days when on the tongue of everyone from the time that you leave the --------o-------Florida Gospel of Truth And Right state line until your return. We could not get along the i Lntour <1*Auvergne warned Ids If that Riffinn war doesn't stop comrades with loud shouts, in spite streets of any city en route without stopping nnd talking about vejy soon, members of tile French GO ft. at $125.00 per front foot Florida. Everybody seems to bo interested in this state— Thousands of people nre being does not want any land sharpers of the English spears pointed at Chamber of Deputies will beat those who have purchased property and those who intend to each olhur to denth trying to de­ httracted to Florida. Of this there from California or anywhere else, his breast, when Luhire, lighting purchase, and Steve and t answered about six thousand ques­ bate the question of carry on the is not the slightest doubt. Some and the realtors of Florida are en­ the huge bear, prayed, "Lord, I tions from over one thousand people about every part of the * of them, probably, nre Californ­ deavoring to secure legislation do not ask you to help Luhire, I war. 11 1 ft. nt $150 per front foot. state. ians, and. the main, they arc very which will keep that class out of only ask you not to help the bear," ------- o--------or when the Frenchman, holding Sanford Herald pnriigrnphor worthy people, too. It cannot bo the state." We all talked Florida—not any particular section—but of course we told them thut eventually they would come to thinks “Good Morning Judge, is believed, however, thnl so many Florida realtors have secured the the bout of the enemy until both Sanforil since this city hnd so much to offer them in every the American idea of being pro Californians are being attracted legislation desired. It is up to of his hands had been cut oil, sented at court. And thirty days to Florida ns to arouse alarm in them, aided by Florida citizens gen­ leaned over and held the boat with line and Sanford literature wus picked up from the stands like a cat would lap up rich cream from a saucer. The world is Is the judge's idea of the "honor the Pacific coast state, that, in erally, to see to it that the real­ his elbows. hungry for knowledge about this state nnd if nil the people conferred upon him."—Times- some minor degree, is u rival of tors’ code of ethics, as well as the IN TODAY’S WAR against the j Union. come down here this winter, who nre now muking plans to Florida. However, the Fort Worth Florida law, is obeyed by all who ■ come, we will have to build more hotels nnd houses to take ■- — o ------------Ktar-Telegrnm asserts that “Cali­ assume to act as agents in the pur­ RilTs, French courage is conspic­ uous, Lieutenant Lnpcyre, with I S 2102 First St. Realtors. Sanford j cure of them. They all want to know how long the Florida ,Too many June weddings may fornia is said to be alarmed by a chase and salt* of Florida real es­ six soldiers, only survivors of a boom will last and when is the best time to look it over and noticeable decrease in population," m a boost the price of rice in Sanford. tate. Florida is preaching a gospel where is the best place to invest hut the majority of them —Sanford Herald. and adds: "Perhaps a few renl es­ of truth and right, representing garrisun of twenty-six, blew up ll* ,,,* " ,,* ll***,B a BBBJiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlB*l**J blockhouse on the RilT frontier, want to own a home and live here if they can he assured of For sojna reason, we don’t know tate agents have moved to Flori­ fairly and honestly what the state his killing and his men, to something to do while they are growing up with the country. da.” .Just what the Texas newspa­ whut, nlo«t t'.x-sei vice men say that has to offer in the way of advan­ thwart himself the RilTs, first notifying to throw’ at weddings is only thing per is “driving at' is not clear. tages and opportunities. What headquarters Cleveland is a very conservative town in comparison with by heliograph. Perhaps, like the small boy at the will this preaching avail if there rice is good for.—Deala Star. other places and the folks up there were madly excited about — ---------- o ------------— circus, it is "only stirring lip the is not practice thut is in accord That's what the French call “un Florida, which goes to show’ that if the conservative places beau geste," am! that’s what it is. Speaking,of the number of hon­ unimals to see a fight." However with the preaching 7 are excited other cities must be mad about it and they seem orary degrees that are being con­ Shat may lie, the Manufacturers Florida people know what they to ho. We hearil in Atlanta that some 50,000 people had THE YOUNG I’rincc of Wales ferred this summer .the little girl 'Record, of Baltimore, takes up the have, and thut truth and honesty put flowers on ttio grave of Oom changed their postoffice address to Florida—this may be true down the street culls our attention Vudgei in behalf of Floridn, com­ are quite sufficient in whatever Paul Kruger. It’s easy to be nice —we have no way of finding nut hut the information was given —theacenfcColoradoRockiMjgorgeoua.gold*1’ to the increasing number of MRS. menting on what the Star-Tele­ of negotiations nre necessary for to your enemy, bcuted and dead. us for what it is worth and shows what out neighbor to the California; the Pacific NonhweatiyourNstional degrees thut ore being conferred gram says, as above quoted, say­ property transfer. Any other Hut there is no knowing how old north is doing in populating Florida. Our advice to all of Parks; the Great Lake* —ihe North Wood»J this month* ing: methods employed in the current Kruger would feel ubout that then was to visit Florida in the summer time ami look it over the restful and invigorntingTerutessee Moun­ , —i------ o-------“Not u few, hut many California the state and to the individual cit- wreath on his grave. It might at a time when their ideas of the state were vastly different tains—through the heartolhistoxic Dtxiel*®"* The Georgia legislature has con­ real estate agents have moved to real estate business are hurtful to make him writhe. as they all think the heat here in the summer months is un­ by wsy of Atlanta, Lookout Mountain, Cbat* vened and we hope our neighbor­ Florida, many of them men of tho izens, as well ns to those who nre bearable. Kruger, incidentally, should be tonooge, Moccasin B e n d , via ing aolon* will have too much to highest churueter. Only a few attracted here and on whom “land one of tins lawyers for the pros­ Another thing we learned while away was that tho best do to fool ntviiy any time on in­ months ago the president of the sharpers,” be they from California ecution in the famous Bryun-DarTHE DIXIE FLYER advertising for Florida comes from the winter visitors. All troducing wooden Indian bills. Realtors' Huurd of Daytona stated or any other place, exert their win monkey case in Tennessee. Llbriry-Obecrvatlon C«r». D f s w l n i Room the Florida cities that ure winter resorts had friends in Cleve­ • a J Compartment Sleeping Cars, Coe ih si. that he hud been advised that wiles and enmesh in dishonesty A travelor sent in his name to land and other cities, who aril pulling for Florida and singing Hodgson Ball would have the there are ft,000 fraudulent real es­ and its accompanying troubles and Kruger saying he was on his way Eetraotely low summer f a r t s - t o n g return I*™***" our praises. Just here Sanford was deficient in a way hut in eonysulsnt stop-over prlvlltgts—dlv sesltf e*f *Jl* Junior Chamber of Commerce tate agents from California trying injustice. To such us these Flori­ around the world. The pious ruler Cleveland we had several good boosters In Charlie Clark and —circuit tours. sponsor the organization of u zoo to operate in Floridu, in addition da's gospel of truth and right of the Transvaal refused to see family and Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer and others, who have Escnplioaally Good DiaiaJ Car ^ rv ic a ft in this city, wlilch in our opinion to id] the honorable California makes no appoul. Their only pur­ him, saying that if the traveler lived in Sanford and did not hesitate to tell about our good F o r i l n p l n t co r re stiv a tio n s, IIJ u iira ltd fcooklttl is-an excellent idea since we might agents now In Florida. No won­ pose is to reap the fruits of such hud reud the Bible he would know points. And again Sanford appealed to the people who want s tk s r In fo rm atio n , oppfy I t ifpr«»enraW»* »l then be able to put several well der California’s population is de­ gospel, by whatever means, gene­ the world wasn't round, and there­ to come to Florida to raise something and our facts ami fig­ ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD known fossils in u place where creasing!" rally by such as arc to be con­ fore, he couldn’t travel around it. ures along these lines looked like we had something here in *hey/Wuuld cause r.o more trouble, It Is difficult to believe that any demned. It is to this class that addition to climate and scenery. A . H it t H ln | B. C. R r c la ty L. C. S k irtk --------<>----- — such number of real estate agents, Florida extends no welcome. If H .C .A S i.L .K y . L .A N .R .R . C. A E .L RyWith the right kind of publicity, with honest efforts put Contemporary Comment 3 1 ti Graham Bid*. U4W.BaySI. 11 Yes.dr. as stated in the foregoing, have they come, they must expect to be forth to obtain new citixens, with truthful statements in litera­ Dial* Roata R .p raatn lalix a—Jackaaa»UI*, IT*come from the Pacific Coast state made to feci the arm of the law funniest sight, ture and from tho realtors, Sanford and nil of Florida will ex­ to Floridn, hoping to find here as well as to be made the proper In the world, I guess, The easiest wny to acquire u perience the greatest season in our history in the years of rich pickings_ljirough the employ­ subjects of popular condemnation. dominating personality is to ac­ Is a fat giji in 1925 t.Xl 1920 and for the next ten years. ment of ways and means that are A knee-length dreas. Florida's gospel of truth and quire a few hundred thousand dolopen to question if not to condem- right is good enough —New Orleans Tlmcs-Picayunc. for Florida_ Jars more than the other fellow.— i „ _________ nation. But whatever the number,! people and for all those who conic j Arkansas Democrat. Notwithstanding that a court "All a iq«n has he will give for You’d change your inind tho mutit thing is: Are these in-1here for the purpose of enjoying has just ruled baggy trousers arean automobile." »«ys an Indianoni coming real estatu agents fair ami I the state's advantages and beneif you should glance When n fellow say* he’ll give (.’harlie Chaplain’s private prop-oils speaker. Exactly—once thL. At « stylish stout honest In their methods? Thut is fits, legitimately and honorably. you his moral support, it just erty, six-tenths of the mule popu-repuir men get at it.—St. Paul Dis. lu knee-length. pants. (the matter of importance. The 1For all others there is justified means tiiat he doesn’t want to lation are wearing them.—Passaic patch. —Johnny, Suencer. I Manufacturers Record put* It 1warning of “Hands oft'." If the help you, anyhow.—Nashville Ban­ Daily Herald. ------- j fairly and squarely when, follow-1warning is not heeded then there ner. -------Canada is looking for nn iniThe funniest sight |ing the above-ojioted paragraph, il l must be employed something more Tho burden of proof that n Ohi-menso touriat trade this summer In this vr-y town; ' says: l I drastic, for Fluridus disposition "Wrong man buried,” says nicago criminal trial is not u farce Thus d’i wo cement our interna- * U a ban. lanky girl Florida welcomes the good real and desire is to “play the game headline. Doubtless a grave mis- seem* to bo on those who are con-tional relations.—Janesville Ga. ' estutie nwn from California, but it fair." it gown. take.—Talladega (Ala.) Hume. I ducting U.—Cliattanooga News, sette. 7 J l Allen & Brent AT AUCTION ALLEN AND BRENT 3 We Have Three Bargains On: Sanford Avenue ., •’ : Britl-Cliittendeii Really Company, Inc. j The Indescribable West The Cool North-Land ■ LI ^ DIXIE �THE SANFORD HERALD, JUNE 25, 1925, As “Fighting Bob” Passed On Office 148 ____ J ^ IISS KATHR\ N WILKEY, Society Editor. Social B | Thursday J*uta 3U W.‘ r V . WA a ' l U ^ Krsdes of the camp with a K , riv at Daytona Reach. A ■meeting will he called for Knioon by the president. ■ Truth Seekers Class will Ittjr social meeting at Stiver fig afternoon. Husbands Eted nnd guests are requestKrir.g plate, spoon and glass. R oyal Neighbors will meet I Hall over the Basket at ■’dock. All members are rcto be present. ■ Rosamond Radford will cn■ in the evening at her home ,nch Avenue, honoring U ili The following invitations which are being received today will he of much Cordial interest in Sanford as Miss Muriel and Mr. Tittle nre popular members of Sanford’s So­ cial get. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Evans Muriel request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, GERARDINE to RALPH EUGENE TITTLE on Tucsdny, the seventeenth of July at half after five o’clock, . First Christian Church Jacksonville, Florida. Friday , flurlntte Smith will enterdti » shower Friday afterjonoring Miss Gussie Frank (-elect of next week. Personals Walton of Palatkn, was s visitor in Sanford Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. G. D. Mob­ ley, Mrs. B. F. Whittier, Mrs, Dean Turner, Mrs. R. J. Holly Mrs. J. G. Ball and Mrs. E, A Douglass. Master Jack Holly Is Upsala and Grapeviile Lundquist was on the sick Host at BirthdayParty listEric this week, a few days. Tuesday afternoon Master Jack Holly entertained a number of his young friends at the home of W« parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Holly on Palmetto Avenue, the occas­ ion being his third birthday. The afternoon was delightfully spent playing games on the lawn. The little girls were given dolls as favors and the little boys were given wind mills. Cutting the birthday cake with its three candles afforded much pleasure. Ice cream cones were served during the afternoon and each child was given a tiny bas­ ket of candy. It may ho expected at an early ,G. A. Radford will go Fri- legislature that the railroads will j Jacksonville for a short be asked to keep a surgeon at each a trip. railroad crossing.—talladega (Ala.) News . W. A. Zachnry and son. Byrd, will leave Friday for "Glitter” shoes of nude nnd lire, N. C. honey-colored satin trimmed with diamante and with cross straps of , Stewart Lc G ctg and sis- 'diamonds, are popular in Inmdon. | Albany, tin., are ihe guests , and Mrs. W, C. Hill. and Mrs. Henry Long antthe birth of :t son, Juno 21 i’emald-Laughton Hospital. This Shawl Wool Fringe On rf Anderson returned Wcdr front a motor trip to Mi­ ld points on the East Coast. TAMPA, June 24.—A studjy of the combination language Esp-srantn Is urged upon the public by Professor Timothy J. Donoghue, of the Tampa Opportunity School. The professor maintains that Es­ peranto win not take the placo of other languages hut that It will serve a medium of aid in learning other languages and that It will be a most useful international tangusee. Professor Donohue, whrv was a lawyer before he became blind ami took the teaching of Spanish, is a TELEPHONE:— Rea. 428-J iMuriel-Tittle Wedding Mrs.WilsonEntertains To Be Lovely Event Of On TuesdayAfternoon July 7 In Jacksonville ----- Calendar | Study of Esperanto Urged By Professor Wnlfred Pierson nnd wife took her sisters, Mrs. Alma Neese, and children nnd Mrs. Esther Keen nnd children to Orlando Saturday to visit their cousin, Miss Eva Mnlm, going for them again Tucsdty. Mrs. Nccse was having a little va­ cation from the telephone ex­ change in Sanford. Children’s Day service was held Sunday, all taking their parts well for the little training. Rev. Aibortson of DeLnnd was with us nnd spoke of his work as our ntlsslonary. 1Miss ______ ____ Pauline Thompson of Paola gave a fine recitation; Mrs, Erlcson sang a beautiful song; El­ len Lundquist, Addle Vining, and Melvn Lundquist played prettily, Over $10 was given for Sunday school missions. Miss Eunice Ty­ ner helped Mrs. Balling decorate, . The origin of the spoon is un­ certain. We find table forks as enrly ns the thirteenth century, when they are mentioned as being kept for special eating purposes. Swiss girls of high school age wear their hair in two long braids that hang in front c* their shoul­ ders rather than down their bocks. ON SANFORD AVENUE 570.00 Per Foot East Sanford Okie Weeks is nt home front sev­ Mr. anil Mrs. Archie Swanson eral weeks stay at Tampn. will move Into their new home this Mrs. Bowen and children of week. Carnet,di Avenue nre visiting old Mrs. Pierson called Tuesday to home folks at Shelby, N. C. sec Mrs. August nnd Mrs. Archie The mumps nre going about here Swanson. * , and the Squire children nnd the Rev. 0. O. Eckhnrdt of Pierson Bucurcl children arc ill with them. will preach here Sunday at the Mr. nnd Mrs, Bridges have Lutheran Church. moved from the west side to the Willing Workers will meet Tues­ plnee on the corner of Cantcron day afternoon at the home of Ruth and Miller avenues. and Esther Ericson. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Chorpening, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cameron Helen, Alya, and Carl enjoyed a spent the day Sunday with the day at Cornnado Beach Sunday, children at the beach. bathing and picnicking. The Ladies' Dorcas Union will Dr. D. C. Potter of Miller Ave. meet Thursday the 25, nt the home is returning this week from sev­ Senator Robert M. Ln Follette’s body is taken from Washington to lie of Mrs. Kenneth Uohbins. eral weeks visit in Chicago. Mrs. in state in his home city, Madison, Wis. This picture was taken at the The men have begun work on Potter and D. C. Jr. will return la t­ capital a s the casket was being put on the train. Grnpcvlllc Ave. which lends di­ er. rectly north to the ice-plant. Mrs. C. F. Baker arrived nt her Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fry nnd Mrs. home in Cameron City Snturday When the River Cut Loose Bengstnn of Windermore spent the from several months’ visit with week-end at the home of Mr. and relatives in Richmond, Va., and Coin mints, O. Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Ben Austin’s line bird dog im­ Mr. nnd Mrs. K. J. Tynnr expect to move from Sanford Ave. into ported from North Carolina, was killed by an auto Saturday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth are 1mourning the death of their beau­ tiful Malta poodle, Susan, front distemper. C. A, Haynes is visiting his son and family in Rose Hill, Kansas. He writes it has been very hot and 1 dry there. The wheat nnd oat Thirty-one Acres on Igtke at a Real Bargain Twenty-two thousand Acres with twenty mile? water front. «35.fl0 Per Atm ! i J \\ REALTOR £** Rooms 501*502. Phone 95 .* " First National Bonk Building. * . * Sales Force: , ;; Miss Helen Honge, Mr. W. C. McLendon, / S Mr. Maxwell Stewart. ■ iiim m iiH m n iiiiiiiiim iiim n m iiiiiiin » ' s J * 5 ■ i This is to notify the public that Holly and Shipp are no longer handling the account of the Florida Land In­ vestors Company of Daytona, Florida, because the com­ pany has decided to open offices in Sanford. ^ <f They are now located nt 305 First Nntional Bank Bldg, , E. F. Housholder, Mrs. Juthultz and Master Carlyle chirr returned today from oville. DAYTONA. FLORIDA and Mrs. Frank F. lutngley oof Lakeland are the guests l ami Mrs. W. T. Langley, ipent Wednesday at Dayto- The Maquoketa River went on a rampage after unusually heavy rains nnd went roaring through ihe town of Cascade, in Dubuque county, la. W. W. BYRD, District Manager, The home of AI Murry, shown above, was ttaken bodily from it foundnwns hurled against antions and. shortly after this picture was taken, bought the new house and ten lIR IIM S IN I I I R I I I M I I II I I M a K S I I II I I I I I I I I I lM lllli acres of improved land on Camer­ t . ; t-t-—-rtfVtWi 4ux i-< t 1 tj.—; (j » . . BBaata>Xa<i on Avenue back from Mr. and Mr.;. la s B a x a s a a s u B i i n x i i i i i i x s i a i i i i M i a i i i i m a i H m i a i i i i a i i i i i i m H U i i i i i m ^ W. W. Miller, that the sold to the Millers early this season. Mr. Smith and family expected to re­ turn to Atlanta, Ga., to reside. Mr. and Mrs, Green have bought a house and five arces of cleared land on Miller Avenue from J. F. McClelland. They nre recent a r­ rival.-! front Dothan, Ala., and are the parents of Mrs. Cnrrowuy of Benrdull Avenue. i Thomas Cain and Miss Tfllis will leave Snturday for Meade, N'. J. Miss Tiilis W the gitest of her sister, th the season. A. Brantley,' John Brantley l I. Frazier left Thursday itor for Hendersonville, where •ill join their families for tenth of July. ami Mrs. C. I- Park and iter left lust week for MuGa„ where Mrs. Park and iter will remain through the *r. Dr. Park returned to ml Wednesday. Georgette Crepe Mat Crepes, floral designs and solid colors, mid summer stylos. Values up to $.‘15.00Special Close Out and Mrs. Carl H. Pou mill at mce the birth of a son June t St. Luke’s hospital in Jacklie. lie has been named Cat! ijumilint, Jr. Mr. Roumillnt, a a sort of Mrs. June Pouniil;f Sanford. CO O L SU ITS t hunders patents for new da to curl hair have been is by the Puntnt Office in Wash Prettiest graduate of the University of Bos­ ton and at one time served as the dead of the Maanachosetts School of Law. He says that Esperanto Is not a “cure air* and will not ef* feet world peace but that it will do a lot towards educating the public and that means steps near world harmony. * House Dresses o f lino quality fast colored percals and ging- Hero is u frock of black c r e p e em­ broidered with convention til de­ signs in bright-colored wools that is worn with a enpe of the same material, fringed hi WOOL *hc frock is a atralghtlinc model, with a round neckline and no sleeves, and the scarf ^n y be worn with the point at the front or the back, to suit the fancy of the wearer. otgotshrdetuETAO! seta el «t e itcgular street styles, evening dress, well tailValues up to $1.50. Special for Friday and Children’s Dresses \ DOCTOR FOR YOUR SOLES Gingham and Prints, every dress guaranteed fast col its sole of the pcoph That 1 put in view Which l am the duel Of boots and shoes. 1 serve the living And not the dead With the best of lea Wax and thread. I can sew on a sole Or nail it fast Do a good jol» And make it last. New “Royal Society Let me give you A lift in this life Not only y o u r a , Gut Your family and wile No doubt my work Will prove it’s true It garantees you A satisfied job to you. SEERSUCKER Embroidery O u tfits— Scarfs, Runners, Buffet set, Table Clothes. Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses »nd LINEN SUITS Many n patient ’ Comes to my d°or j Worn down and beam Feeling sore. [ do not use Plaster of pills. '00 men and women who juat But I euro all . diplomas at SyracuseUnivcr- The shoes, no matter I ,">ted that Mis* Harriet Dis­ honor student in the college of 'economics, was the most ttifoi girl Jn the class. They ' v°teq that prohibition is all •t. that petting parties are ail First Street ?■ and that beer is the beat * in the world. FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW SANFORD, FLA. The Y owell C ompany �pactmhv — lie exprccnedhln view* In court yesterday In a ruling thnl many a wife breakfast,! in nejrlicet* with Parties Not Evidence Another man and occasional kisses cocktail parties were not by Infidelity -Says Judge and themselves a sufficient evidence of infidelity. The dictum wns fjivunc 25.— Not- cn in the sensational trial of the I ng and cocktail suit of Thomas 11. Symington,, w illistn n d in — aro — > just ns wealthy manufacturer, for divorce parties, young women pure nowadays as they t1. ;* were years Brooklyn nnd Giants Divide r.co, in the opinion o:f John \V. Twin Bill A iso; Phillies Ford. Justice of the State Supreme t None of Washington’s uoldicrs were loot in crossing the Delaware. Hit Hard and Trounce Bos­ Court. ton By Score of Ten to One | Kissing* and Cocktail TAM PA REGAINS Hew They Stand LEAGUE LEAD BY Florida StateWonLeague Lost Tampa .................... 7 1 TROUNCING FEDS St.Lakeland ....................<1 3 i’e trisb u rk .........3 C S anford.........................1 7 Smokers Run Rampant in 3rd National League and Ith Innings Fo.* a Total Won Lost of 10 Runs; Celery men Hew York ................ <"8 21 Score Twice in -fth Inning Pittsburgh .. .. .. ..’..3*1 2.7 Cincinnati................. 31 23 TAMPA, June 24— Tho Tampa Brooklyn................... 32 31 Smokers hammered two Sanford St. L ouis..................30 82 pitchers to all corners of the field Chicago.................... 29 34 Wednesday afternoon and took the Philadelphia........ 27 33 deciding game of the series by n Boston ............... .22 37 13 to 2 score. American League SANFORD AB It II PO A E Won Lost Wade, c f ................ I 0 1 2 0 0 Philadelphia........42 19 Wnlznk, 2b . .. ..2 1 1 3 2 0 Collier, I f ............ 4 1 0 1 0 0 W ashington.............. 40 22 Alford, c . . . . . . . 3 0 0 7 2 0 Chicago .. ,................ 31 29 Curley, r f .............. 4 0 1 1 o 0 St. Louis .. ............ 30 34 McQuc, s s ............. I 0 0 2 0 0 Detroit ....................29 33 Cleveland .............. .*:27 33 Baity, lb . . 3 0 1 4 1 1 Frisbic, 3 b ........... 3 0 0 3 1 0 New Y o rk ................ 20 30 11 Kelly, p .................. 10 0 0 2 0 Boston .....................22 Crawford, p . . . 2 0 0 1 1 0 Southern Association Won Lost Totals New O rleans.............42 25 TAMPA Atlanta 4n mi C hattanooga.......... 35 30 Jesmer, lb Nashville ......... 34 35 Weik, ss . Birmingham .. .. 33 35 Lee, rf . .. Mobile ............ 34 38 Allen, cf . M emphis...................35 41) Pittman, cf Little Hock ........... 29 40 Estrada, If Rouzn, 3b ., Hudgins, c Peteraon, p Fishtr, p . j Saints Score Three In Eighth „ Inning to Trim Highlanders ;;j j By Score of 3 to l; Three *5;/,} j Double Plays Feature Game ,517 i —----- f .503 1 ST. PETERSBURG, June 2 5 ..481 The Saints wound up the Lakeland .400 j uries here Wednesday with a fl•450 nal win over Brazier's tium, 3 to 1. EAKELAND AB R II PO A K i lumas, i f ............ 1 01 2 0 0 Buckley, 2 b ......... 3 0 0 5 2 0 Surface, r j ...........4 u 0 1 0 0 Brazier, c f ......... 4 1 2 10 1 Welch, s i .............4 0 0 1 2 0 Edwards, lb .. .4 0 1 9 4 0 Ponder, 3 b .......... 3 0 H0 I 3 3 1 P.Doyle. c ...........3 0 .. 3 00 l 1 11 00 U Dry, p ................3 .3 00 11 11 00 1 I’ct .027 ,r»!H .497 .491 .18.7 A ll .107 .42C T o ta ls .................32 .32 11 ST. PETE— AB R n 11 Allen, a s ..............2 Messucr. 21» .. il 0 .. 4 0 Shannon, if Brown, c f .. . .4 l Hernandez, .. 1 ft ft Barnes, lb . • ,.M 0 Besse, cf .. n 0 Morris, rf . fifl 24 24 1111 I’O A ! I PO If 11 ll 88 0 4 3 1 0 1 41 E 0 0 1 4► )» 0 ft ft 0 12 ft 7 ft i ft ft 0 0 l i a o i l ta ls .............. .28 28 3 4x25 17 2 Yankees ScoreFive T ox—Welch out >ut bunting third In Seventh To Win strike. Score by Irfnings: L akeland..................000 100 000-1 From Washington St. P ete rsb u rg ........ 000 oofi”ftdx-J T o tals........... 33 13 15 27 10 1 Score by innings; Sanford.....................000 200 000-2 WASHINGTON, June 25.—Th* Tampu .. .. .............105 511 00-13 Summary: Two base hit—Joi­ Yankees had one big inning Wed­ nter, Weig. Stolen base—Wade. nesday, Hcoring five runs in the Sacrifice, Jesmer, Allen, Estrada. seventh nt the expense of Ogden Three base hit—Weik. Left on r to win th.* second game of tho huse—Tampa 7, Sanford 4. Bake i erics from Washington 6 to 3. on halls—off Peteraon2, Kelly 4, Babe Ruth was not in the line-up, Crawford 2. Struck out—by Craw­ a rest having been ordered for him ford 6, Peterson 2, Fisher 1. Hits by Manager Huggins because of —oc Kelly U in 3 (none out in 4th), weakness nml trouble with his Crawford fi in 5, Peterson 1 io 1legs. 3 1-3, Fisher 3 in 5 2-3. Hit by i Sieuro by innings: pitcher—by Crawford, Estrada. I Now York .........900 000 500-5.0-0 100 000 011-i;-S-2 Wild pitch—Kelly. Passed balls ; Washington . Jones nnd .Schnng; Ogden, Rus­ —Alford 2. Winning pitcher— Peterson. Losing pitcher—Kelly, sel 1, Mulberry and ftuel, Ttate. Umpire—Pieh. Time—2:15. Mnrkmen Win Again PHILADELPHIA, June 25.—By breaking a 4-4 tie to win out, 5 to 1, in the ninth, the Philadelphia i Athletics Wednesday made it two straight from Boston. Score* by innings: Boston . 100 002 010 1- 8-2 Florida State League Philadelphia 003 000 011-5-15-3 iSt. Peter-burg 3, Lakeland 1 | Ehmlce and Picimch; Gray nnd Tampa 13, Sanford 2. , Cochrane. National League Yesterday’s Results Summary: Two base hits— Brazier, P. Doyle, Brown. Three Base Hits—Dumas. Sacriflcees— Barnes, Mess nor. Double plays— Ponder to Edwards to Ponder; Buckley to Edwards to Ponder; Messnor to Alien to Barnes; Alkn to Messner to Barnes. Left on base—St. I’cte 7, l ukcland 5. Baser, on ballr—qff Ery 3, Hernan­ dez 1. Struck out—by Hernandez 6, Ery 1, Hit by pitcher—by Ery, Besse. Umpire—Russ. Time— l :35. Eighty-Three Golfers In All Have Qualified for 772 Hole Struggle;MacDonald Smith. J. Barnes and Kirkwood In TROON, Scotland, June 25. — Over the rolling green fairway and fearsome sand dunes of Prest­ wick where more limit CO years ego a few sturdy Scottish golfers organised Lhe first of the open championships, that event will have its annual 'renewal today, with many competitors from three continents and ns many islands. In all, 83 golfers have qualified for the 72 hole struggle. In the list are three who have come from America to try for the trophy, MacDonald Smith, Jim Barnes ami Joe Kirkwood. So highly do the British regard the prospects of an Americnn once again winning the chumpionsnip, that they have made one of the trio, Smith, fuvorite in the betting at odds of 5 to 1. Barnes and Kirkwood also are cnoccdcd good chances of capturing tho cup. Three times in the Inst five years an American has won the British open title ami in ench of these fi v i championships Americans have filled two <>f the first three po .itiqns at the finish. There are n number of other capable golfers from alien ports who hold promise of championship form. From France comes Arnaud Massey, who fourteen years ago won the British open event. All the great British profession­ als, save Janies Braid and George Gadd, who failed to qualify, are entered. Tlria includes Abe Mitch­ ell, George Duncan, A. Compston, and the two Whitcombs. Today’s Games Florida State League Snnfonl a t St. Petersburg, Lakeland at Tampa. Carl Mays, veteran submarine hurler. ha: had his tonsils remov­ ed. Carl gal tired of swallowing hin chew by mis take while stand­ ing mi his head and figured Ids tonsilj might have had something to da with it. Amorlcnn League St, Louis nt Detroit. Cleveland at Chicago. New York at Washington. Boston at Philadelphia. Col. Conlidge, father of tho pres­ ident, sjrved three years in the Vermont house of representatives and two in the senate. National League Pittsburg at St. Louis. Brooklyn a t New York. Philadelphia at Boston. ST. LOUIS, dune 25.—The Cardinals divided a double bill with the Pirates here Wednesday losing the second game 7 to 0, and win­ ning the first 11 to 3. Manager Rogers Hornsby, lending major league circuit hitter, bagged three home runs, the last coming in the ninth inning of the second contest. Morricon was pitching and one man on bare. Hornsby’s first hom­ er was in the opening inning of the first game with none on, and the second in the sixth with two on. J. Smith, Wright and Cary also got homers. First Came Score by innings: Pittsburgh......... 002 000 010-3- 9-2 St. Louis........ 100 505 0()x-l 1-14-0 Yde, Sheehan, and Gooch; Haines and O.Fnrrell. Second Game Score by innings: Pittsburg .. - 100 001 320-7-1 1-0 St. Louis............003 000 012-0-11-1 Morrison, Adams and E. Smith; Sothoron, Sherdcl and Schmidt. Giants Split Twin NEW YORK. June 25.— Nev York and Brooklyn divided a dou­ ble header again Wednesday, the Grants winning the find battle, 8 to 3, but losing the second, 9 to 1. First Game Score by innings: Brooklyn ........ 100 010 010-3- 9-2 New Y ork ....... .110 0.’!3 OOx-8-14-1 Grimes and Taylor; Greenfield and Snyder. Second Game Score by innings: Brooklyn .. .030 231 0110-9-10-2 New York ........000 000 001-1- 5 2 Osborne and DeBerry; Ndtf, Winner, Dean anil Govvdy, Devine. Chillies Hit Hard BOSTON, June 25.— Philadel­ phia made* it three straight from the Boston Bravest Wednesday by pummelling Cooney to the score of 10 to 1. Beets held the locals to five scattered hits while the Quakers were collecting hits for 12 extra bases. 1 s , J! [Hi <*##■# V 1 ***."r"VT1 ' Announcing ' a N ew T ypc The BROUGHAM T h e w orld’s largest production o f 6-cyIindcr cars permits the low est prices in Hudson history. A n d for th e finest H udsons ever built. T h us H u d son is m ore than ever the “ W orld’s Greatest B uy.” 7-Pass. Sedan Freight and Tax Extra J hidson-Essex N ote W orld’s Largest Selling 6-Cj/mikr Conrinnati-Chlcago , .„ rain. Boston 1, Philadelphia 10. St. Loul« li-fi, Pittsburgh 3-7 New Yprk 8-1, Brooklyn 3-9, American League Philadelphia 5, Boston 4. Washington 3, New York 5 Only two scheduled. South Columbia Charlotte Macon 7, Augusta Y o u may buy a Studebaker today — o r o n any da? of the year—with the confident assurance that n< act of ours ivill stigmatize it as a “last year’s model Atlantic League (i, Asheville 3. S, Knoxville 4. Spartanburg 11 I, Greenville 0. TUDEBAKER has discontinued the custom oE presenting a new line of automobiles each year. Instead of bringing Studebaker cars dramatically up-to-date once in twelve months, we shall keep them up-to-date all of the time — with every im­ provement made available by our great engineering and manufacturing resources. Improvements and refinements, of course, will be made from time to time. New features will be added. As in the past, we shall continue to pioneer all vital betterments. But Studebaker will have no yearly models to make your July car obsolete in August, S rilot and lixhtshiji service u substituted fur Lorunulmiry military service by a new Finni.su law for tho Ashland islands. M ore than 8 ,9 0 0 Ford cr.ru from every country visited th e Y ellow stone N ation; the open season o f 9 3 days in 1924. II» dertce that for lo n g tours as w ell as sli Ford cur is a favorite am ong motorists A dram atic story There iso dramatic story behind this ncwStudcbakcr policy that vitally concerns everyone who expects to buy an automobile this year. ‘ Amazing records of Studebaker performance and endurance prove beyond question that the present line of Studebaker cars is so soundly engineered and manufactured and so satisfactory in the hands of owners that drastic annual changes are not; required. Authentic reports show that hundreds of Studcbaker cars have given from 125,000 to 400,000 miles of sturdy, dependable service. One Studebaker Big Six, used as a mail car, traveled almost 500,000 miles in 5Y-i years, giving 24-hour round trip service between Bakersfield and Los Angeles, California. Ford popularity is based u p on small lirv operating exnen.se. Y ou buy a Ford nionts and tak en r e a l vacation this aum the w h ole fam ily to die m oun tain s, t»thc Yoscm ite V alley, tlie Grand C\.: N ational l ark, th e Great Lake:; or the M ountains* W herever you drive along highways, you w ill iin d cn A u di orbed ready to serve you and Had t o direct v a n : Stupendous mileage! But the same stamina and rugged dependability is built into every Studebaker that leaves the factory. A Studebaker taxi in Jewett City, Conn., ha3 SEE AN Y AUTH ORIZED FO RD DEALER O R IL T H IS C O U P O N Please tell me how I can. secure a Ford Car on ensy Paym ent Meet Mr, Dorsey Right, center fielder orf the Iqdiuuu University bn .chiill team that won tho 11iu Ten titlu this season, Kniuht tup­ ped the hitters in the Western Con­ ference with a con atluiml avortiKo of .400 for II games. He's to m i a tryout with the Indianapolis rlul, of the American Association. Mall this coupon to D e tro it traveled 31,008 miles without even having the valves ' ground or the carbon removed. . In Stockton, Calif., a Studebaker Big Six has piled ' up 138,000 miles over steep mountain grades and rough country roads with negligible upkeep—not a single major part has been purchased or repaired by reason of wear or accident. | It is a significant fact that wherever travel conditions arc most severe, Studebaker by far outsells its / normal proportion of cars. Bus Operators, Rent-a-Car Companies, Police and Fire Departments—all turn to Studebaker year after year for their transportation equipment, because f they have found that it always yields scores of thou­ sands of miles of reserve transportation, and has low ! upkeep costs. At the mileage when other cars are breaking up— Studebaker cars are breaking in. I t’s the second and third fifteen thousand miles that prove Stude­ baker superiority. I t’s this reserve mileage — even though you may never use it—that greatly increases Studebaker resale value. Stamina is in-built—inherent—a vital and indis­ pensable part of the Studebaker formula for build­ ing fine motor cars. B uy this “O ne Profit” car n o w Remember — under this new Studebaker policy — there is no need to delay the purchase of your new automobile until annual changes have been made. Come in and see these sturdy, dependable, “oneprofit automobiles. Today StudebakerjefFers greater values than ever before. It i3 sourttl^judgment to b u y n ow . �THE 8ANF0 HD HERA what North Americans call "frankness,” Latin-Aincricuns are apt to call “insulting.” This is serious, even if the Latm-Americnn country it’s addressed to deserves it, considering that it angers all the rest—not dangerous in any military sense but bud bus­ iness. Other nations which want Latin-America’s good will, including tile English, who are supposed to be pretty brusque, have better sense. England, for instance, can be mighty “frank” in telling Egypt or some pretty Hindoo subject potnetnte “where to get otT at." hut where she has commercial inter­ ests at stake she knows too well which side her bread's buttered on. Anil, fool ourselves ns we like, she, and nil the rest, are n lot than we are. And don't make the mistake of thinking the l.atin-Amcricans haven’t noticed we're not so frank' ourselves in talking with really formidable powers. Crops Are In Belter Condition This Week In Peninsula Florida ftatks a mere eighty years between father nn ,m* of Birmingham, Ala., is 83, and his yot iulinc, was born Mnrch 25 of this year. His it son, byi a former marriage, is GO. The pict rife snd younger children. I ?n right they , ■aoline nnd Mrs. Williums and Martha Ann, 8, STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER Ily CHARLES I*. STEWART WASHINGTON—For a se-cretaj of state who went into office ith the development of Pnnmrrienn friendship and solidarity aong his mottos, Frank It. Kel- THPHSPAV. JUNE was Invented in 1391 Town plans to preserve the old100,000 People Are Civic Clubs To Meet'1byBaDr.ikethnll James Naismith nt the sug­ est railroad station built west of of Dr. !,. H. Guick who the Mississippi. It is an historic Expected atHalifax f,?r £°,«erI?nccc,Upo,n gestion saw nn opportunity to till In the building in Davenport, occupied between the football and the formerly ly a pioneer who Inter Frolics This Year Work 0fJ Loy Scouts time baseball season with an indoor turned it over to the railroad as game. _____ PALATKA, Pin., Juno ill.—RoDAYTONA, Fla., June 24.—In- tarians and Kiwnntans from Ocala, augural!ng the summer social sea- Gainivillc. and St. Augustine, will son on the Senbrecze-Daytonn „ ... , . , ’ . Beach coast, a series of unique MlUuy Mth local membtM of the balls will be held during the Halt- ^'V4> clubs as the boy scout camp fax Frolics, July 1 to 4, at resort Charles Francis near here on hotels, that have been operated Thursday fur a conference on the in winter alone heretofore and in promotion of boy scout work. Ofthe immense casino of the Day- ficial* of the local executive comtona Beach Casino, which has been mittec estimate that approximatecreated on the largest fishing pier 1>" 200 representatives from the south of Atlantic City. four cities will bo present at the Chief among these events will camp, be the coronation ball of the FrolA program of entertainment nnd ickers, a state-embracing social demonstration has been arranged organization and in which the cor- by the scouts nt the camp. Lunch<nation ceremony will be per- eon will be served nt the camp and formed and the grand march led the -emits will give an exhibition by United States Senator Pnul of life saving, first aid, tracking, Trammell, and the Grand Frolics fire building, and all woodcraft, cabaret ball, the program of which The conference will follow the includes numbers from nationally demonstration. Officials state that known musical and dramatic art- they expect to reach tentative ists who own winter and summer scout work and organization homes in Daytona. Daytona Beach, through this district on a systemand Seabreeze, which are to bo i a tic plan. The notes of the hunter's horn are heard every evening in the British law courts when the Mid­ dle Temple is in term, The "hunt­ er’* is the senior warden of the Temple who warns the law stu­ dents anti others to get ready for dinner. A “man-trap with crocodile teeth” was set lot) years ago, in England, for poachers. This con­ trivance was forbidden by law in 1827. a Station, Twenty-f ing spent ■ Ptetenhare___ ! Th« rain n rather t n ttm ilim r r A really great Eight — un eq ualed in pow er-efficiency and in econ om y, unexcelled in perform ance Prospecting for gold by air­ plane i- ‘.he plan of an enterpris­ ing miner who will fly over the Gassier district of British Colum­ bia nnd when he sees a likely look­ ing er ek ’will land and look it over. || results warrant he will have his partner and drop over to Wrangell for supplies. JACKSONVILLE, ------ , .Tune 25. — The concensus nt opinion from all divisions of the state, according to the weekly weather and crop report by A. J. Mitchell, U. S. Weather Bureau Director, is that the week ending yesterday, ns a whole, ns favorable except for por­ tions of the west and locally m peninsual. Rainfall was nmplc over most of the peninsula, but insufficient west of the Apalachicota river, while the lowlands continue too wet in the south. The high mean of the week’s temperature was 82. with a high maximum of 91 at Jackson­ ville, nnd the minimum of 71 at Tampa and Jacksonville. Farm work made good progress, the cotton crop was well worked, early corn was in good condition, nnd a late report shows an im­ provement of citrus trees that are in good condition, with the sal­ sa inns in the west improved. The bolt weevil is more active in tin* peninsula. Spring and autumn cleaning in Japan is a matter regulated by the police who, on the appointed day, appear annul with swords. They draw a cordon around the specified quarters to see that the official orders are carried out. as, 1925,----------- Chocolate brandy drops, owned by an East Side confectioner, and valued ns §15,0111), were destroyed by representatives of the United States marshal's office in New York City. Richer in appearance; finer in com ­ fort; outstanding, ns alw ays, in dur­ a b ility , r e lia b ility and e c o n o m y cordial invitation is extended to nil—to an old-fashion basket picnic ami dance at New Smyrna flench THURSDAY, .JUNE 2 Bring your bathing suit ami enjoy surf bathing the ocean. S«6 th a b t a u h f u l l/u p m o b ila E ig h t a n d F our m o J o ii a t o u r th o w ro o m a Dancing afternoon and evening at the Casino. SANFORD IIUPMOBILE COMPANY .Music by Orchestra. Hot Coffee nnd Cold Lemonade Free to All Bring your baskets and enjoy a day’s outing at this wonderful bench. The Casino is at your disposal alt day and evening USE NEW im ilH iE FREE Fit EE Men’s Pants 301-303 FIRST STREET, CORNER FIRST ST. AND PALMETTO AVE FRIDAY, JU N E 2 0 t h Women’s Wear Men’s Wear 1 Men’s Shoes, dress inri Oxfords, $3.95 values ! n o w ................... J Men’s Hats, values up to $4.00 n o w .............................. 0 Men’s Semi Dress 1 Pants ...... ...................**..... . Men’s Indigo Blue Overalls, $1.95 values, I now............................... I I 1 E Corsets, $1.50 to $2.00 value Closing out now la u z e Women’s Styli Values now Women’s Sandals Ladies’ Silk Hose, regular She value, now n o w ........................ Women’s Stylish White Kid P u m p s................................................. Boys’ Wear Boys’ Dress Wash S u its ............................ ....Boys Union Suits, n o w ................................ Men’s Pajam a Suits now ,............................... Closing Outa Now! Boys’ Pajam Suits Will handle no more Prices from S 7 .5 0 per Suit up now,.............................................. Women’s Canvas Oxfords and Pumps n o w ..................................................... Men’s Real Silk S ock s........................... Men’s Ballbriggan Shirts and D raw ers............................................. Men’s Silk Crepe and Crepe de Chine Shirts,.....................$2.95, $3.50 and Women English board cloth dresses, solitl colors and stripes, originally sold at $5.00, now going a t ........................................................... THE BIGGEST CUT PRICE SALE On All Men’s and Boys’ W. L. Dougles SHOES AND OXFORDS ON TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES. �THE SANFORP HERALD. THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 1928. First Link of Overseas New Immigration Law Is Showing Will Open To Gratifying Results, Say Officials Highway Travelers Next Month WASHINGTON, June 21.—A thnrp reduction In Immigration from southern nnd eastern Europe and an Increase from northern and western Europe, declared by immi­ gration officials to be the chief purpose of immigration legislation for the past 25 years, has been nchieved under the new immigra­ tion law. W. W. Husband, assistant secre­ tary of lalxir, after analyzing fig­ ures covering the lost 10 months operation of the new law, declared Tuesday that the results of the new law had been gratifying to the im­ migration bureau. The bureau's figures, he said, showed that almost 87 per cent of all European immigrants admit­ ted to this country during the pe­ riod were of the northern nnd western European stock, wherens during the yenrs preceding the war, 80 per cent were of southern and eastern European stock. This shift in ratios was credited by Mr. Husband to the section of KEY WEST, Fla., June 24.—The the new immigration law which provides that a number of nation­ bridge between Stock Island nnd als equivalent to two per cent of Ilocnchicn Key will be opened to the number of residents in this the use of the public during the country of like origin in 18'JO may enter the United States annually. month of July nnd will mnrke the Tho figures disclosed that dur­ opening of the first link of the ing the 10 months’ operation of overseas highway between Key the law, only 20,000 immigrants West ami the Florida mainland. of southern anil eastern European This announcement wins made here stocks had been admitted, while hy construction engineers in charge immigrants of northern and west­ of the work. The road is already ern European stocks numbered open from Key West to Stock Is­ 180,000. land. Immigration from Italy for the This step in the road construc10 months was shown to have to­ ( tion will complete the section of talled 5.503. During the same pe­ j the highway between Key West riod there was emigration of Ital­ I nnd the upper and Uocncicn Key, a ians totalling 24,951. distance of 12 miles. Work will Only 810 persons were admitted then be started from the north from Greece, while emigration of nnd the Dixie Highway will be these nationals totalled 5,797. completed from the mainland in Of the English, there were 49,- Dade county to Key I.argo, a dis­ 501 admissions and 7,482 left the tance of 90 miles. This will com-1. country while Irish admitted num­ plete about one third of the over­ bered ,75,219 against an emigra­ seas highway this year. tion of 1,105. Mass Meet Called To Discuss Florida Publicity in North t e r e s t e d In t h e l a n d a a n d p r e m ­ p e a r t o t h e b ill of c o m p l a i n t In t h i s i-Buse a t t h e C o u r t h o u s e a t H an­ is es i n v o l v e d In t h l a s u i t, fo rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , K lnrldu, on D efendant*. M o n d a y , t h e Sth d a y o f J u l y . 1925, O U D K I l OK P U D LI C A T IO N o t h e r w i s e d e c r e e p r o c o ttfe ss o will lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you , s a i d c a u s e T I I B H T A T K OK F L O H I D A T O : All p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In b e i n g a s u i t to q u i e t t i t l e to th e t h e l a n d a a n d p r e m is e * h e r e i n a f ­ a b o v e - d e s c r i b e d l a n d a n d p r e m is e s t e r d e s c r i b e d u n d e r V H O M A S I. In t h e a b o v n - n a m e d c o m p l a i n a n t . UOYD, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , a n d J a m e s M. M cC aaklll. till o t h e r p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t IT 19 F U H T H K I l o n D K R E D . t h a t In t h e l a n d s a n d p r e m i s e s h e r e i n ­ t h i s o r d e r b e p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k a f te r d escrib ed : f o r e i g h t (1 ) c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In It a p p e a r i n g by t h e s w o r n bill of t h e H a n fo rd H e r e a l d , a n e w s p a p e r In H an fo rd , S e m in o le r r u n p l n l n t In t h e above e n t i t l e d p u b li s h e d c a u s e t h a t y o u m a y be I n t e r e s t e d In C o u n ty . F lo r id a . t h a t c e r t a i n lot, p ie c e s o r p a r c e l of D O N E A ND O R D E R E D t h i s 7 th la n d s i t u a t e In S e m i n o le C o u n ty . d a y ”o f'M a rV 'lS J B * 1- lo rldn, a n d d e s c r i b e d a* fo llo w s , V E. E DO V. DOUGLASS. to -w lt: C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt. The S o u th east Q u a rte r of th e Rv A. M. W e e k s . D e p u t y C le r k . N o rth e a s t Q u a rte r of th e S o u th w e st (SEAL.*, Q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n 36, T o w n s h i p 19, S o u th . R a n g e 30. E a s t , le s s t h e W IL S O N A H O U H IIO L D E R east 0 3 fe e t thereof. S olicitors fo r C o m p lain an t. It Is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h a t y o u I M ay 7, H . 31, 28; J u n e 4. I t•, I I . a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e r e q u i r e d to u p - '2 5 ; J u l y 2nd. SEW YORK. J inn, 2T,. — Two robber.* held tip tho diamond state ' of Mn reus Fed11man in the thi'iitJACKSONVILLK, J tine 24. — ric.-tl district today . . . and . escaped * . with diamond* said to be wortli lex thoughout the stnte of Florida between $150,000 and $209,0(10. will attend the muss meeting to be bold here tin Thursday to pro­ NOTED SCIENTIST DIES IN T i l l ; t l i l t I I T r n l l l T III’ »K1Itest against an article about Flor­ IN OI.B C tlllX T V , I’l . o i l III A, WASHINfiTON, Pennn., J ini'* IN i ’l l A N E E R Y ida which appeared in a recent i.t- 25.—Dr. William Curtis Earn bee, eU A S K II.L . aue of Liberty Magazine, it lias well known scientist, died at his J A M E S M. M E um n lalm m t, been announced by Mayor John T. home here today after nn extend­ Vs. All P a r t i e s r l a ir n l r i g I n t e r e s t In t h e Alnop Jr., who called the meeting. ed illness. l a n d s ao<l p r e m i s e s involveil In t h i s While the article that appeared s u i t a s h e i r s , ilev tsees, g r a n t e e s , in the magazine is the chief rea­ a m i o t h e r c l a i m a n t s o n il c r T H O M ­ Hu, host-paying profession in AS I. p o Y t e d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ son for calling the meeting, the Daly is that of surgeon. w ise, a n d ull o t h e r p a r t i e s Inmayor said, the reul purpose is to discuss the publicity that Florida is receiving at the present time, it is planned to devise a coniprehtn iw system of expressing ap­ preciation of the favorable things raid about the state ami of taking Issue with those who criticize the j slate without substantiating facts.! Variable It mites from Hanford (-tfi.iuls who have lieen invited { to .-peak at the meeting arc E. J NO. I NIAGARA FALLS, and Uelurn $01.RG Haiti*, mayor of Madison; Her­ bert Felkel, publisher of the St. Via Washington th rough Pennsylvania and Western Augu.-tine Itecnrd and the Sun­ New York to Ihiffalo and Niagara Falls. Returning shine Magazine; W. A. McKenzie, via Albany and W est Point either all rail or down the mayor of Leesburg; Karl Lehman, heaiitifnl Hudson on Palatial Steamer to New York. recretnry of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce; J. II, BuyThence home. lis, mayor of IVn acola; Franklin N. Wood, president of the SonNO. 2 MONTREAL and brei zc-Daytonu Beach Association. The announcement said that Lib­ ROUND TRIP FARES Return $107.GG erty Magazine officials hud wired From for details of the meeting follow­ ing the receipt of an invitation to Same as No, 1 to Niagara SAN F O R D attend the meeting and to appear Falls, Lewiston hy rail, on the program. Mayors nnd oth Ticket* on Sale daily to Montreal hy s t e a m e r er officials will be entertained ut Asheville $95.(10 a linichemi as the guests of Mayor Atlantic City $1)5,02 through Lake Ontario and Alsop. Baltimore . ......... .... $57.61 shooting down the rapids of Bur Harbor ... . 101.89 Ib-nton Harbor $70.65 the St. Lnwreiire River. Austmlian Town Is Boston . $80.28 Returning rail to PlattsDenver $95.90 Surrounded Hy Water burg, steam er through Am­ New York $67.28 Norfolk erica's most magnificent 116.90 SYDNEY. N. S. W. June 24.— $6.1.10 Philadelphia scenic and historic Lake Flood waters entirely surround ( $68.98 Portland, Me. Forbes on the* right bank of the I Champlain, to Montcalm ...1 12.90 Portland, Ore. Tachlan Kivt-r ami 15,0(10 persons | Landing, through Lake Sun Francisco ... 127.99 in th vicinity ure homeless. tte< 2 corgi; to Town of L a ke and many other Eastern ports from Sydney Sunday said George, rail to New York, and Western points. that wide spread Hoods in New South Wales were causing severe via Troy, or rail to Albany. Limited Relurniii)' Oct. 51 damage and that several towns Home as in No. 1, Were menaced. No. ,'L (|PKIIKC and Uelurn, $117.81. TRAVEL BARGAINS Want Navy Wireless Outfit on Ship Peary WASHINGTON, June 21.—An ultimatum calling for the return of the navy contingent with the MacMillan arctic expedition unless navy wireless equipment is install­ ed on the exploration ship IVary has been issued by the tmvy depart­ ment. Equipment is now being rushed to Sydney, Nova Scotia, where the ship Peary is now anclioted. i A Florida moonshiner wore cow Ian11 attached to bis shoe soles to mMead the revenue officers 1/ by urtli going to water. Same as No. 2 lo Montreal, thence round trip by splendid steam er mi the St. Lawrence River to historic and 1emitiftil old tinebee. Home as in No. *2 . Routes of tours north oi Washington may be reversed. STOP ONERS ALLOWED going and returning. t v T U B C IR C U IT C O U R T OK » K JII XOI.K C O U N T V . F L O I I I DA. IN C H A N C E R Y B I L L TO Q U I E T T I T L E I_ V. HAGAN. C o m p l a in a n t . Vs. All p a r t i s * c l a i m i n g In t e r e s t In t h e l a n d s a n d p r e m is e s Inv olved In t h i s s u i t a* h e irs, devisee*, g r a n ­ tees. a n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r CLARK T IN D A L L . <«r T Y N ­ D A L L ), d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , et at.. D e f e n d a n ts . O rder F a r P u h llestIo n T H E S T A V E OK F L O R ID A T O : All p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In th e lands nnd prem ises h e re in a fte r d e s r r lb e i l u n d e r C L A R K T IN D A L L , Cor T Y N D A L L ) , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ w ise, MOSES J. T AY LOR . J i t . a n d C H A R L E S C. W A R W I C K , I n d i v id ­ ually e n d a s T ru s te e , n n d e ach of t h e m , If li v i n g , n n d If d e a d , u ll p arties cla im in g I n te r e s t In th e la n d s and p re m is e s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s ­ cribed u n d e r th e said MOSES J. T A Y L O ll. JH-- A fd C H A R L E S C. W A RW ICK . In d iv id u a lly and as T r u s t e e , an d e a c h o f t h e m d e c e a s e d , o r otherw ise, a n d all o th e r p a rtie s I n t e r e s t e d In t h e l a n d s n n d p r e m ­ ises h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : It a p p e a r i n g h y t h e s w o r n h ill o f c o m p l a i n t In t h i s c a u s e t h a t y o u m a y be I n t e r e s t e d In t h o s e c e r t a i n lots, p ieces o r p a r c e l s o f l a n d s i t u ­ a t e In S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d d e s c r ib e d a s f o l l o w s , t o - w l t : T h e S o u th east Q u a r te r o f th e N o rth e a s t Q u a r te r a n d th e S o u th H a l f of t h e N o r t h H a l f o f t h e S o u t h ­ w est Q u arter of th e N o rth east Q u a r t e r nnd t h e E a s t H a l f o f t h e S ou theast Q u a rte r of th e S o u th ­ w est Q u arter of th e N o rth east Q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n 27, T o w n s h i p 19. S o u th . R a n g e 29. E a s t . IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D S /W v O u O BETTER? MS GOSHI vwe G a n A PU*P OKI A DREE>S AM’ B e T-v F a t \m o m a m . Go o d DO S u m P m ! CtO S M ' Em E R B o DOM 'O A SyfROMCr HOLLER FAUE. if T h ES MAMS SPOCLO SEEM T-V ETVROHCt M A kjE> T BE B l Gx Ch e s t f a l e d o v jm im h i E> A B o jE a m ST u KAMICW a m MIS MUSCLESIu TPl E etlCNSl. v DO VMM OKI M tS A njK l ES - By Williams I k n o w 'AJHATS T h ‘ tro uble! Th e m u MOER f o r e ig h t tS) e , m i * , ( • t h e S a n fo r d ll - r a U p u b lis h e d In Santonf C o u n ty . Florida. D O N E AND O RD ERpn ... day of May. Ills. W IL SO N Ai HOL’SIIOI.DKR S o li c it o r s for rnniplaman, ='• * • ‘ “ - V u Recent months have recorded outstanding and decisive ap­ proval of Miami as the greatest field of investm ent oppor­ tunity by many nationally fam ous corporations where o f­ ficers seriously and analytically appraise before spending their stockholders’ money. 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Now, then— How About You? (HIT OUIt WAY qSi/tou,?:ld loeit"h'.*i‘S *nS l a n d s In the complainant* Take their judgm ent— and profit accordingly! A. ( ’. L. Station Phone Atlantic Coast Line p l a i n t In tlfi» c , ul,V ,h« bill " V i It Costs Nothing! Tickets, Fares, Schedules and information from II. G. Aly, Ticket Agt. Sanford t h a t yon and e a r h T T ' ^ ^ 251 MIAMI SHORES U. S. Army Polo Team Diamonds Valued at Heats British Again $200,000 Are Stolen LONDON, .lime 24.—The United States army team won its second match against the Ilritish army team today, six goals to four, thereby retaining . , the ..in international . the unitary champ ionah won in i,„ !i...i, c,..1.... ...... L , i. United States won in the United States last year. The United States produces 75 percent of the world’s corn. vJ R v' o II- i>vnv3, L X H . — flJM l *t W J U fl W6 ,— i|T �5S*V?c\vV THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1925. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Herald Classified Ads are quick Turn-overs and Results Call 148. WANT AD. RATES T e rm ; Cash in Advance T . t . p h o w * ad*, w ill b* r e •a lv e iI f r o m p a t r o n . am i r« U le c to r e r a t In iiu rd latrly for p a y a r e a t. | T i m e ----------------------- 10 r a Mae S T i m e * ----------------------- He a l i a r • T im e * .......... Ho . | | n r Id T lm e a .......... ......... ....... t c a line B lack F a c e T y p o d o u b le a b o v e n atea. T h e r e d u c e d r a t e s n re f o r c o n ­ s e c u t i v e In s e rtio n * . Bit w o r d s o f average le n g t h a r e c o u n t e d a line. M inim um c h a r g e JOo f o r f l r i t In s e r ti o n . All a d v e r t i s i n g la r e s t r i c t e d to p ro p er classificatio n . If a n e r r o r le m a d e T h e H an ­ ford H e r a l d w ill be r e s p o n s ib le for o n ly o n e I n c o r r e c t In s e rtio n , the a d v e r t i s e r f o r »uhs»<m-nt Jasortloua. T h e o ffice sh o u ld be aotlfled I m m e d i a t e l y In ca se of error. to A n v E itT isp .n n A H erald re p re se n ta tiv e th o r ­ ou g h ly f a m i l i a r w i t h ra te s, rule* end c l a s s i f i c a t i o n , w ill g iv e you c o m p le te I n f o r m a t i o n . And If you w is h , t h e y w ill a s s is t y o u In w o r d i n g y o u r w a n t ad. to m a k e It m o r e effective. IM P O R T A N T .NOTICE A d v e r t i s e r s s h o u l d giv e t h e i r s t r e e t o r p o s to fflc e a d d r e s s as well a s t h e i r p h o n e n u m h e r If th ey d e s i r e r e s u l t s . A b ou t o n e read er o u t of a th o u san d haa a t e l e p h o n e , a n d t h e o t h e r s c a n 't com m u n icate w ith you u n le s s th ey k n o w y o u r a d d r e s s . All d t e c o n t l a n a n c e M I S T be m a d e l a p e r s o n a t T h e Bn«f u r d H e r a l d oft Ire n r by l e t ­ ter. T elep h o n e d la .M tla n e n r e e a r e n o t v a li d . S e rv i c e C au rteo u t. P ro m p t. E fficient. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY LEWIS O’BRYAN. Office in Nii-WSo-it Mvcra Broward County •~etninole Rnnk Building Annex. thoroughly which Is one of the most rapidly growing sections on _______Phonu 417-L 3. the Florida East Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon request. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS ABOUT t o n County and All makes of typewriters for LEARN lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ sale on easy terms, for rent, also gram. Beit advertising medium In repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 South Florida Published mornings. Ball Bldg. Star-Telegram. Lakeland, Fla. OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales PRINTING ttnough the Xenia Garotte. Xenia. Ohio., Rich agricultural WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing district. Want ad and display Engraving. Emhossing. See ns rates nn r»rm»«L first. Wo do it. Phone 117-W. R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. c o r . r M p n h tn» i T.rnoKn—n * s * . For Sale E. SPURLING, au'b-di vision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK FOR QUICK SALK—J. T. Long property, 2uj miles from Chuluota. one mile from hard road now un tier construction, twenty acres, im­ proved. eight acres fenced, one hundred young orange trees on FOR SALE—Highway trailer, property. Will sell before July good condition. Mrs. Lappin, flirt for St,500. Write or call E. West First Street, Box 128. L Snyder, Chuiuota, Flu. FOR SALE: My 10 ncre farm on Cameron Avenue, close to Moore Station, small cash payment, rea­ sonable terms. S. E. Unrrett, Box 95, Jacksonville, Fla, FOR SALE—One ‘j-horse Electric Motor, l water tank, Phone 025-J. FOR SALE—9-pieco dining room suit. Mission finish. 4-piece living room suit. $200 Edison phonograph with 35 record«, 3in "oniegranite Avenue or P. O, Box 750. EVERT TRUE Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 505 TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dnily Times, the great homo daily rate IViC per word, minimum charge 25c c-.sh with order. Write for complete rate card. DAVID B. HYER WFST n n n w i A—Clnrli st<urq. Th* riarVshilr* Exponent. mornlnr Inrlmllnr Sunday. mornlnr Is su s ADDRESSING — Mtiltlgrnphlnjj. folding and mailing—as jrou want it—when you want it. Phono 073. H. E. I’oreh, First National Bank Bldg. 1r * e I ARMATURE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. 8TF.WART ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Expert Electrical repairs. JQ3 W. Central Ave. Orlando. Fin. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT Car. Drive it IENT-A-REEL yourself. Oak and Second St. Phone 3. AUTOS FOR HIRE EAGI E AUTO SERVICE Day or night. Meets all trains, Bnet»ge transfer. Phone 551 and 63->v CAFE ARCHITECT ** M e m b e r A. I A Ito ee B u i l d i n g O r la a d o , K U d i l s TR U E , Its GOING* THOSE BILLS o r — T r = FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES______ WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. First and Elm, Eanford Avenue and 10th Street. _ Expert service.____________ _ _ FLORIST________ OVER, Miscellaneous WILL EXCHANGE for Florida real estate. Six room house sev­ en miles from Philadelphia on main line of Pennsylvania railroad. Trains every 15 minutes, takes only 17 minutes to bring you to the heart of Philadelphia. Lit 42 hv tun. All improvements, hot wa­ ter. heat. Price $8,5*11) of which $1.5110 may remain on mortgage. What hnve you? Address S. D. It. 333 Meetinghouse Lane, Nurbeth, Pa, Montgomery County. rz r HALITOSIS !!/ Chiropodist O rlando. FOOT SPECIALIST orns, Bunions, Ingrow­ ing Nall*. Heavy Call­ ous** or tired aching feet. lilt. C. l» (IIHBIt Yuivell Drow Hid*. Phone. Ktevator W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. II. A. SPEIB Contractor and Builder .99-M — Phone — 493-M 2108 PALMETTO AYR l)KVKt,op«-:tr.a ATrrcynoN—l*«nsncolu !■ tiaalnnlng trie creatsat de­ velopment In illorld*'* history; a half million dollar highway to the q u lf beach Just Hutched; a two million dollar bridge across Escam­ bia tiny started: quarter million dollar opera bouse under construelit i; two millions bring spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get In oa ground floor. Write Itevelopment Depart­ ment The Pensacola News. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum MORGANTOWN, W. VA, people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six rents a word for six consecutive issues. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Classified advertisements have com e to bo an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. Many men and women have becom e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed Pick Up Today’s Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and leam for yourself why classified advertising is so important. WE HAVE hovers waiting to pur­ chase Well located lots. If your I price is right we can sell your property. IVun-Bcrg Corporation. LAND den ring done with system. Jack Christian, Box 315. WHAT'S THE TROUBLE ? y p M -L I O O N ’T W H AT '— ) KNOW THAT M EANS. COUNTRY HOME W A N T ED HALITOSIS!! WANTED -For permanent posi lion, lady na assistant honk keep er. ijrefer smile one who can, use typewriter. Smith Urns,, Inc. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Reach Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. ADVERTISING gets results if It reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated in an indust‘.ial nnd agricultural sec­ tion. ___ _______________ ADVERTISE in ns© Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’* greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates C hin aw are in E nglish P o rce­ 10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycrnsa. Georgia. lains, Ilu v ariu n and Jap an ese TAMPA MORNIT G TRIBUNE— C hina m ake lovely g if ts Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand t to your i-x*al The Ball Hardware dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newyuxper. One year $8.00, 6 months $1.00, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ Elton J. Moughton ance policy add 75 cents to your ARCHITECT order. 'DO YOU WANT to buy or soil First National Rank Bids, anything?" If so advertise la Sanford, ------------ Florid® the ‘‘Gainesville Sun." ELECTRICAL Radio. FOR RENT: House and garage, 4 rooms. Lights. II. D. Durant, Like Mary, Fin. S T A N D BACK, 1 c e n t p e r word, m i n im u m ll o . iiAitur.it slim* 113 Magnolia Ave. (1 First ('lass Barbers Special Attention Given Tu Ladies and Children. DRUGS SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon Platt H8 Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Electragith FOR RENT—Garage apartment unfurnished. Will be vacant July 1st. 112 West Fourth St. FOR RENT: Bungalow, 1,200 Mag­ nolia Ave. Dandy location. See me now. Blanche Takaeh. HILTON’S BELL CAFK Hanford’s best in Service and Qual­ ity. First Street anil Park Ave­ nue. LANKY'S DRUG STORE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wo ate as near you as your phono. Call 103.__________________ _ "a* FOR RENT — Cottage—John Musson. BY CONDO FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo morning Sentinnl: lnrgest classi­ MIRACLE Concrete Co, general fied business, rate lc a word, min­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ imum 24c cash with order. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Tcrwilleger, Prop. ncceptoil want ad medium in D ayton (Fn.l One rent a word HILL LUMBER CO. Houas a nn inserth n. Minimum 25c. Service, Quality and Price. Classified Directory FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire upstairs. C. T. Smith. APARTMENT FOR RENT— Attrnctive ami convenient. Call at Herald office for further in­ FOR SALE: 1921 Ford Touring formation. Car, first class condition. Cheap FOR RENT—Furnished apart­ for cash. Watson, 2201 Oak Ave. ment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. FOR SALE: 25 foot launch, 17 ft Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot ami cabin, velvet cushions, lockers, cold water, telephone, etc, 711 white cedar hull. IS Hup Engine. Park Ave. :v!f let, electric lights, oak deck, II miles, 110 gallon copper, FOR RENT—Two, two-room fur­ gas tank, good condition. Will nished apartment nod garage. sacrifice for $1,500, Loveland nnd 703 Palmetto Avenue. Tanner, Realtors, Pulutka, Fla. FOR RENT: 3 room furnished part merit 815 Park Avenue. Building Material For Space In This DIRECTORY PHONE 148 For Rent FOR SALE OR TRADE—1 seven passenger Peerless 8. Will truile for lighter car or tot. Will make Rooms For Rent TO REACH tha prosperous farm­ good for-hire car. Terms. P. O. ers and fern growers of Volusia Box 413 or see Mr. Huddleston at FOR RENT—F'ront bedroom. Call county advertise In the Deljtad New Forrest l ake Hotel. at 321 Magnolia after six o’clock. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with ordsr. FOR SALE—Three Elm Avenue FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ Reasonable rates. MAINE—'Watervnie, Morning Sen­ lots. $25 cash, $25 per mo. Box out meals. Lincoln House. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ 431, care Herald. ple arp interested in Florida proiv FOR SALE—3 east front San­ FOR RENT—Rooms or apartment. erty. Reach them through the ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy Shirley Apartments 219 East Sentinel. Rate card o* applica­ terms. Box 431, care Herald. First Street. tion. JAMES n . COWAN—Ail kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ A LITTLE WANT AD In The Herald will bring yon big re­ phone 111. sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored nwnv and hnve MIRRORS RE8II.VF.RED use for. A title thirty-rpnt sd Furniture bought and sold. Call no may vnu several dollars. Jackson F'urniture Co., Phone (147. Phone bring 148 nnd a representative will call to see you. le d e e l g a e d t o p l a r e w ith in e a s y r r n r h o f t h e p e o p le of S a n fo r d th e e e r v l r r e so o f t e n n eed ed . C o n s u lt th in li s t w h e n any s p e ­ cial s e r v l e e Is r e q u i r e d . I t In arranged alp h ab rtlrally for ro ar •o av rn lrn rr. For Sale Ifl»d s>1s h s v * t b s I s r g a s t c i r c u ­ lation In f»piithw*«t*rq Q sorgta R at* «* fS - w o r d ) Una. REAL ESTATE THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY STEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers for all occasions. 814 Myrtle, l’hona 260-W Advertising LAWYER J. The Herald Reaches Buyers Throughout Seminole County Call 148. The Herald’s Market Place " FOR ALL SEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROFIT Classified Directory Banford Daily Herald PAGE NINE Yo u ' l l f i n d i t i n T H E D IC T IO N A R Y — IT ’S T o o b a d TDAT I T 'S e n c o u n t e r e d ANYW HERE F K P //I Ml ACRES— MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, -i i -ii WANTED TO BUY Building Int southern part of town. Whnt huvo you? Box too cure Herald. 7)itiil>!t* t'nnitfe, nn H ighw ay, 15 m in u tes ride, ex rellenl w tiler, shade am i fru it tree s galore. Ideal place fur relaxation. See it and you will appre­ ciate il. P rice $11,50(1. T erm s. WANTED TO RENT: Furnish­ ed house, large and close in — Year around, Mrs. M. e.o, lleruhl. Seminole Business Exchange WANTED Experienced wiitren*. No other need apply, Bell Cafe. - - I - E . F irst S trc e l, O pposite l'o sto ffiee WANTED Young Indy with high school education to train for book­ keeper, Apply. F. W. Woolwmlli Co. YOUNG MARRIED man wants a jolt. Will consider any line with chance for advancement. A. 11. George, General Delivery, City. W \NTED AT ONCE: Thro sales­ g irl. Apply at Benjamin’s, First Street. Dnvcy and Nesmith ATTI m Ni: V8•AT-1.A\V a n . . - t u - . il i K l l l l t N A T IO N \ l . II O l v I I I .o i l . ii :1 hi J. G. SHARON Attorney-at-law Will practice in all the court® Examination of Abstracts ct Land Titles given especial attention Otriers in Seminole County Bank Building What’s worse than the life of a WANTED: I’usitiun with Real canary bird while the woman of ■■■KHX®®a®®®®®* Estate Company ns salesman. the house is out of town? Ten years experience. Address It. I>. e.o. Herald. loi rm.AMi paint T h s 1’a ln t T h a i U n i t Ton WANTED—Colored num or woman l« * p m c r l p l l n a (•* tlunir, to do g e n e r a l house cleaning Gy M a n u fa c tu re d h r -Malaria, Chills und Fever ■h.raun-l,ln<UI*r I'stat Co, the day. Apply Herald. Bold by Dengue or Bllioas Fever, 666 FO R SA LE FIRST STREET EXTENSION Water Front— Lots H and I Block C. Business Sites—Lots il, 10, -11 ami ••- Block M. Apartment house site— Lots 17 and 1H, block II MAYFAIR Lola 0 and 11 block !». The prices are right for a real opportunity at the completion of Forrest Lake Hotel. l.o s stio ■ ■ Lost And Found paint 111 V t .s n o lla P H-.n* ro w ra .N T Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 214 E. FIRST ST. w. It. SM ITH, MGR. 1 0 :5 K u ril l o iip v — I*, x * rri* . I 0 JI Kuril T o n rime < nr. 10 11 Kuril T u n rimii Kfir* (tiTJ l i*ril I t i i n n b a n t t n r . lUHII Kuril Hun i J J I K u r il K n u r l I l c l U c r r . IT .m H T O *11.11*2 KK.OKI I.R I. \V\ P hillips’ Suiia DODGE SERVICE -3 —n IK'P m You “owe it to yoUMtlf" to buy wisely. The atlvertisemcnU will help you. G. TAYLOR DYER Printing—Decorating PHONE 303 Automobiles USED EARS 8 * 3I II h i l l . Ik* S e r n a . ------- . ----- : • Asa . 3T«I LOST: English setter pup. stray­ ed from Magnolia Ave. Wednes­ day night. Return to lin t Mag. Ave. or iill one 589 J. Reword. LOST: Box of linen, party mak­ ing auto front Dayton to Orlando, via New Smyrna and Sun ford. Lib oral regard offered, notify Fifth Avenue Boot Shop. il Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware Phone 8 tty GEORGE McMANUS ■\ r m : i i n n i r r o i t t r ok * kmtM ti.i: i h i m i , r i . o i i i n i , IN I'll ANCKIt V, Mis. E llxabnth AVIMIani*. a (.'utnplalnant S* Va. | It. T o m lin so n , a t al. t>*f*nJant*. I ' l l P K I t UK PUBLICATION T h« S l a t s of Klurliiu to: K. It. T o m lin son , Erasm us It. Tom 11n ••hi . J m »« A. Icnnhour, J o h a K Dunn. Ilnw ari! H. K im ball, l-*mil*l u Itaw son , am t A n n l . fe!. 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It Is ih * r * fo r« o r d . r c d t h a t you an d ea c h »f you. a r s r .q u l r e d to a p p s a r tu t h e blit u t co m p la in t tu n il s c a u s a a n Monday, t h . I t * d a y of J u l y , tstft, a t lh a C o u rt I L u s s s t Hanford. H*ml|lole C o u nty . F l o r ­ id a: o t h s r w l s o Uocrso l*ro Conf*aso will t o « n : a t « t a a j l n s t you, sa id t-ausa b«ing a s u it to q u ls t t i l l , t o l b . ah ov a d .s c r t b c d t r a c t o f lan d In lb* c o m p l a in a n t , Mr*v tlllsab .ih VVlIlUms. , 1 It Is f u r t h . r w rd .r* d t h a t tn l* ■r d . r b« p u h llth a tl s a t * , a * ( * 1 (nr «luht ro n s « 'ju tt» * w .* h a In t h e Hanford ll* rald , a M w s p a p a r p u b ­ lish *d In Hanford. S . nil not* C ounty, 1KlaritLi { |U>NK nnd OUDKHKD I h U Ttb d m t u*’ - v 'k ro r u o o a IClark of th* LUretitt Co**-. fly A u l . C o u nty . F lo r id a , U W tla o n ” * W ta u a k o J d fl tiutlviiora M r c o n ip la tn a n L Jliy 1. U. tl. J u i r J. o * -W tp . ann­ tVKKKS. D ep u ty C lW lb * ‘ I * B Vi jC - W j W* is*- i K i ju, i M I-?®! |5u ^ e r •* .£ r^ J s ^ \\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 25, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 25, 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/d5e24b188e3b72360ad050cec948d4d9.pdf f48a9d9edc5ce1c368f494f3c6a55986 PDF Text Text — Published i r i 'F t o r i d a ’* H eart, The W o rld s G re a te s t V egetable Section, Its R ichest G arden Land VOLUMN XV. associated press dispatches s N ew City 3e Formallv SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 192 Seminole County Grows Twelve-Foot Com ... PRICE FIVE CENTS P ut Apartments On Co-Operative Plan, Miami Man Urges NUMBER 280. NewChurchOf DETROIT, June 2 f.—The «dvantage* to that increasing jiroin) of people who spend their winter. in the south and their summers In I the north, of owning co-operative apartments as a Southern home I was pointed out by J. N. Ryan, of [ Miami, who spoke before tho Co-1 operative Apartment Section of the1 National Association of Real Ks- j tato Hoards at the annual conven­ tion of Hint body hero today. Mr. Ryan is mnnugcr of the co­ operative homes department of one of the leading financial firms of Miami. “Shutting up a home is a heavy responsibility for a nomad and liv­ All hough Sale of Lots In Sub­ ing in a hotel as he flits from place division Has NotlUvnl'iishto place shuts him off from a pleas­ ed During Summer. Much of ant aspect of family life," said Property Is Still Being Sold Mr. Ryan, “tl is also expensive. Hut the co-operative apartment is Sales of Oak Hill lots have been easy to look up or to sublet. It is really homelike and comparatively unusually large thus far during the summer months, according to inexpensive.” Florida is n splendid field for co­ an announcement Tuesday by N. operative development, the speaker H. (lamer, owner nnd dcvloper of Corn ns it is growing on the farm of T. I. llnwkins on Celery Avenue. Twice the height of n man in said, but admitted that there were the property. The sub-division, he many places, many have expressed the opinion that no section of th»* country is capable of producing a drawbacks just at present while pointed out, is ideally located be­ finer or header crop. tho speculation in land is so lively tween Mellonvllle Avenue and the jin thi* peninsula state. Many co­ trucks of the Oviedo Hrahch of the projects have been stnrt- Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com­ out some improvement in facil­ ioperative d. lie said, but were interrupted pany, just beyond Geneva Avenue. ities, or discovering some new by offers for tho laud that were To date about method of increasing tho output too tempting for the owners to re100 of the 210 of his farm, this progressive farm­ fuse, lots ia the sub­ ___________ er is a good example of the type division have of men comprising Sanford’s farm­ nhd hns seen the industry grow been sold. Fif­ ing population. teen of the lots to enormous proportions during lias Lived Here .10 Years were sold during his 18 years on his present farm. last Week, he In addition to being an exten­ Coming to Sanford 30 years ago said. Due to n poor boy from Commerce, Ga., sive property owner in Florida, deals of a larg­ Muck Composed Of Decayed and planting in the summer, of a Mr. Hawkins soon realized the op­ Mr. Hawkins is the owner of a er nnture, stated which tends to make the soil portunities which this section had largo peach orchard in Georgia, Weeds And Grass And Rich crop M r. (lamer, bettor adapted for the growing of to offer, lie first worked at pick­ and devotes n part of tho summer Earth, Taken From River more and better celery. these lots hnve ing oranges and was later one of months to superintending activi­ not been pushed At Fifty Cents Each Load The sueces of Mr. Hawkins is those who packed the first carl ties there. He is known by many during the past largely due to his energetic and of celery shipped from Seminole in Sanford ns being one of the management of his farm, county. Since that time he has city’s wealthiest citizens and one two or three months through perCorn 12 Feet High Is capable (Continued on l’age Seven) his friends say. Always figuring been a grower of celery himself of tho state's foremost farmers. Best In Entire Stat< Building Was Provided For In Bond Issue Passed Last Summer; Will Facilitate Better Handling of Affairs OFFICIAL FAMILY OF CITY PLEASED Offices Are Large And Well Furnished WITH NEW HOME r\> -------- *• Slructure Made of Tile and Heads and Employees of Seve­ ral Departments Are Clad Is Finished in Olive Colored That City Hall Is Finished; Stucco Style; Has Tile Roof. 19 Be Located In Building I* Of Pure Spanish ] OAK HILL SALES Structure Architectural Design; I* Finished In While Stucco With A Roof Of Red TUe REMAINING GOOD, Fm nishings ASSERTS GARNER Building, Cost Nearly $50,000 Sanford’s new municipal hall Sanford's handsome new city which will be formally opened on Thursday with an appropriate cele­ hall, which will house the city’s bration, sponsored and conducted various departments of govern­ hv the city, was erected and furn­ ment, will also bo the officiuij ished at & cost of approximately home of 19 officers and employ­ $75,000, tho amount appropriated ees, who compose the city’s offic­ for that purpose in a bond issue ial family. passed about a year ago. Although the City Commission­ The structure, which is finished ers will have no private offices of in olive colored stucco and is of ..n their own, they will hold their regarchitecturai! u*nr meetings in a specially promodified Spanish design, hns been declared by a vided commissioners’ room in which number of contractors and build­ space has been allotted for citi­ ers of this state to be the finest zens to ntteml the meetings. The municipal hull in Florida for a personnel of the commission in­ cludes three of the most promi­ city the size of Sanford. The building forms an imposing nent business inen of the city. picture from any unglo nnd es­ Mayor Forrest Lake, who last pecially from the front nml from year was elected to serve another the lake, it is pointed out. Many three year term as commissioner, It'oplc, including scores of vis­ is now serving his eleventh term itors liave expressed surprise that as mayor, having first been elect­ this city should hnve so fine a ed to this office at the age of 21. S. O. Chase, head of Chase & municipal building. The ntuin entrance of the build­ Company nnd connected with many ing faces Park Avenue. There business interests of the city, is are also rear nnd side entrances now serving his fifth year as com­ to the halls nnd auditorium. Con­ missioner, having been elected in crete steps at thij front entrance December, 1922, to serve for an­ Now GrowingOnFarm lend to an exterior iron grilled other term after holding the office gate nnd then to large double for the three years prbvious. Dr. C. J. Marshall, prominent T. I. Hawkins Came To This doors opening into a hallway. The City Over .TO years Ago; floors of the hallways are of red physician of this city, is serving Well Known Celery Grower his first term on the commission, tile,' while the floors of the offices, the7room of the City Commission having been elected in 1922 for a nnd the large auditorium, which is three year term beginning Jnn. 1. Convinced that hy spreading muck in thin layers over iiis farm situated on the second floor, are IDs term expires Jan. 1, 192(1. Others who will have offices in he will enrich his soil, and by so of’polished hardwood. Walls nnd doing will materially increase his ceilings are finished with white the new building are: crop, T. I. Hawkins, pioneer farm­ L. K. Philips is city clerk, a po­ plaster. sition he hns filled since Jan. (5, er of Sanford, is employing 10 City Clerk’s Office in Front 1920. Mr. Philips has been a res­ men in the work of spreading The first office on tho right upon ident of Sanford for many years muck on a five acre tract of bis entering the building is that of the city clerk and the various em­ and his performance of the duties farm on Celery Avv this office have won for him Several years ago Mr. Hawkins ployees of the city who work un­ of the and friendship of a begun bringing muck from the der his direction, as well as the host praise of people. lowlands near his 10 acre farm, offico of tax collector. The win­ Mr. Philips has as his assistant and spreading it on his tillable dows through which business will U transacted with thi. o ffice are Innd stenographer, his daughter, innd. Such good results were ob­ placarded as: Clerk, Building Per- *V,S8 ^ ari°n IT»ilips, who has been tained that since then he hns been a ’ K -r.._ with the office for only covering a portion of his proper­ mits,- Paving Assessments, Tax aconnected short time. Collector and Permits, respective­ Miss Ellen Hoy, who has bee.t ty with the new soil every year, making it a point to add new soil ly. connected with the office of city and life to the same ground | The furniture and office equip­ clerk for severnl years as deputy aboutnew once every three years. ment of this nml other offices of tax collector, is now serving ns Coat of the according to the new city hall, such as desks, tax’ collector and assistant in the figures given bymucK Mr. Huwklns, ap­ tables and chairs are of golden office of the city manager. proximates about fill cents a load quartered oak. There are new \V. U. Williams, the city mana­ this year -IUU loads will he file cases tor books nnd pajiers ger, lias served the city of San­ and required for the five acre tract. und vaults adjoining all of the of­ ford in that capacity for the past Content of Muck Given fices handling papers and other ar­ two years and before that time Tho muck is composed of settle­ ticles of value. was an engineer of long experi­ ments that have congregated in Adjoining the office of the city ence. having had charge of import­ the St. Johns river and consist of clerk is the office of the city man­ ant work not only in this state but I decayed weeds nml grass, as well ager. It, as are all of the offices, in his native state of Illinois. [ns exceptionally rich dirt washed is large nml spacious, being well ’ City Engineer Fred T. Williams down the river by its waters. In adapted to the work to be carried hns served both the city and county some pluces it is found that this on there, it is pointed out. Dir­ as engineer nnd during his oecu- muck lies from four to live feet ectly across tho hall from the pnney of the former position, hns) in depth. clerk’s office is the room in which had charge of extensive engineer- “ My experience has been that it the City Commission will meet. ing work of the city in the way of [is unwise to continue growing celThe table around which the com­ street paving and sewer laying, lery on Innd year after year with missioners will sit will be pluced Mr. Williams lias the following]out putting back into thi* ground on the raised platform in the front assistants on his Htaff, who will j thut which is taken out of it," Mr.' or east end of the room. A railing occupy his offices: A. P. Haggard,] Hawkins said, “unless the farmers I separates the commissioner’s pint- assistant city engineer; Grant j come to realize that the soil needs] form from the audience chamber in Wilson, in charge of sewer laying;! replenishment of humus to take which there will be n number of Walter J. Tyler, draftsman; John the place of the humus that dis | oak chairs. Hudgens, draftsman; It. E. Tittle, appears, they are bound to suffer Utilities (Uriel's !r. Rear instrument man arid W. C. Duke. from poor crops and a pour grade! Next to tho commissioner’s E. S. McCall is office manager of celery. room and connected by n single of the city’s utilities department, “ For several years I have found I door, but having its main entrance liuving succeeded N. II. Cobbs, who it ndvisubie to enrich my soil fre | in the wing of the hall which runs resigned that position several quently and as a result of the north and south are the offices of months ago. Mr. McCall has as muck I have placed on my farm | the city utilities department. Hy his assistants. Miss Velma Wilkey last year my celery crop increased looking down tho hall directly in ns stenographer anil L. V. Duane more than 250 crates to the acre. ] front of these offices, one may see ns meter reader. My records show that I cut 12,800 the private offico of tho city en­ Jesse H. Hamilton, city food in­ crates from about 12% acres and i gineer at the extreme end and will spector, who has held that offico tliut the grade of celery was far I find on the right of the hall a very for the past few months, came to better than any I have grown.” largo drafting room which is under this city from Orlando. His of­ Corn 10 to 12 Feet High the supervision of thu engineer. fice will have equipment suitable A walk through some of the On the left and opposite the draft­ for making examinations of foods corn fields on the Hawkins farm I ing room are two vacant offices anil milk. James Moughton, city will convince anyone of the value! which, it is stated, will not be sanitary inspector and assistant to of the muck to the soil. The! used at present, nnd the labora­ the city manager, will also have growth of the corn stalks are twice as hardy on the land treated with tory. of the city chemist where the his office in the new building. city’s supply of water and milk Another official, who will occu­ the muck ns on the soil which liasj will be tested from time to time. py an office, is G. P. Paxton, budd­ been used for several years with­ The stairway from interior of ing, electrical and plumbing in­ out being enriched. Tho stalks are tho building to the auditorium is spector for the city. Mr. Paxton entirely green to the ground, and | directly under tho tower while the served for 13 years as fire chief the heighth is judged at from 10 auditorium may also be reached by and also did the same work he is to 12 feet, corn growing in many | a Right of stairs from thu outsido now doing. Recently when the du­ cases entirely out of reach of n at the southeast corner. ties became so arduous, he gave six foot man. It is estimated that The auditorium will have a seat­ no his duties as fire chief and now the corn crop will average more ing capacity of exactly 1,000. Ap- devotes his entire time to inspee- than 100 bushels to the acre. A little figuring will show the | proxinmtely COO of the seats will. tjon work. be stationary while about 400 wilti .Members of tho official family benefits coming from this treat­ be portable. This will make is pos- L re „roud of their new quarters ment, which renews the fertility aible to have a large open space ‘an<| are happy t<» move in tomor- of the lund. Mr. Huwkins lias I on the main floor of the auditor-’ row. they declare. That the bet­ increased ids crop by more than | ium when it i» desired to have ter surroundings and increased fa­ 250 crates of celery to the acre,] cilities will aid materially in their which if based on an average price dances und other entertainment. The acluitorium will be lighted work, is the declaration of the va­ of 42 per crate, makes his in­ creased yeilil amount to $500 for j by five large multi-colored chande­ rious officials. every acre. Last year he cut 1,000 liers hung from the centre of the crates of celery to the ucre, which building and n large number of Philipines Have 145 according to estimates of many smaller lights around the balcony. familinr with the celery industry, Labor Organizations Office lights are all enclosed in should bring thu grower a net white exterior globes, which, it is profit of $1,000 for this crop alone. pointed out, will give an extremely MANILA, June a l-T h e re un­ May Grow 5 Crops a Year good nnd diffused light. Each of­ registered in the lU in a u c fU b o r Intensive farming in this sec­ fice is equipped with a private lav­ 145 labor unions in the l hill > tion means us high as five crops atory. pjne Islands with a membership on any one piece of land during of 89 40-. including 87,402 men anil GERMANS HEAVY SMOKERS 2 ooo’womcn. These figures do not the year, but it is suid that the average farmer is satisfied with f f i mulu.. from two to three crops nnd while BERLIN, June 23.—Statistics Of Which there are 107 with some are raising lettuce, celery, to­ compiled by tho Tobacco Dealers’ matoes, corn, peppers, and various Association show that during the leads'in the number of last year Germans smoked 6,500,- labor'imlons, a total of 76. or mofe other vegetables, the great major­ 000,000 cigurs and 25,000,000,000 than half of the total number in ity specialize in the growing of celery during the winter month* ■ cigarettes. These cost the smok­ the entire archipelago. er* » total of Increased Crops Secured By Well Known Farmer By Enriching Soil With Muck Our Substantial Old Plant Of Episcopate Was Destroyed November, 1923, By Fire Unknown Origin ; Sanford’s handsome new Holy Cross Episcopal Church, recently completed nnd furnished at a coat of approximately 410,000, is de­ clared to Im one of the finest and nmst modern rliurch buddings to lm found anvwhero in this part of the state. Recent installation of handsome walnut pews completed the furnishings with the exception of the new pipe organ, which will bu put in during the month of Oc­ tober. Tiie new church, according to t-.piacopnl officials, is the out­ growth of a series of meetings held last summer after the entire (dd plant of the church, consist­ ing of tho church, u parish house, t; the rectory und a bowling alley, ' was destroyed by fire of unknown i origin. At these meetings finance and building committees as well ns trustees for tho various funds were appointed. On the finance or subscription (Continued on I’ago Seven) •f *• vlj .-jr^ j =r= r — -=rr- —--- ity—SANFORD C Celebrates the opening of the splendid City Hall. The place where in the future many big things will he plan­ ned and executed for the well being of its citizens and the general welfare of the public. WE ARE BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE And in building this city is looking ahead for many years and not planning buildings that will take care of the business of today. Many things enter into our in­ dustrial and commercial life makihg the whole into a perfect structure. WIIAT DOLLAR YOU SPEND BUYS MORE VALUE? Utility Service is about the only thing folks get at cost. Our charges simply cover expenses including a mere interest on our investment- Result—service for you at as near its actual cost as in humanly possible. WHEN A MAN TAKES A JOB IN ANY COMMUNITY And spends his wages there, buys property there, pays taxes, obeys the laws, pays his hills and helps his neigh­ bors, he is considered a good neighbor and a good cit­ izen. ALL THESE THINGS THIS COMPANY DOES Our job is to supply the electric service which is essen­ tial to the well being of homes, the efficient conduct ot business and the prosperity of the community. Our capital is invested in property here, our revenue pays wages and taxes. WE WANT THE COOPERATION OF ALL CITIZENS For it is only hy your cooperation and friendly attitude that we can be assured of your support for those greater improvements that will be made here from time to time thus giving this community the efficient service to • which it is entitled. Our Best Wishes For a Greater Sanford The Southern Utilities Company, C. A. Byrd, Local Mgr. �♦♦♦♦» ♦ »♦+ * 4 + + + t+ + + + + * + + + + U £ /^ v N W ednesday morning July first—just one week from today — the ••X , prices of all. unsold lots in•*•*“ Oak Hill will be increased one hundred dol« ■., 1 '•l » r i • *•»i . '•’ r 1 ’./* 4 . *• ; lars. Twenty-five dollars invested today will grow in value five times « within seven days. v i A yf ANY fortunes have been made by buying real estate on a rapidly in * * * creasing value and Oak Hill now offers the people of Sanford an op portunity of reaping big dividends for small invested capital. CaQW.D’OUt! rT*HERE is no telling how high' prices in this development will get by next * winter. A t the rate property is increasing in price, and a t the rate people are buying, it is entirely probable th at lots in Oak Hill will be sell­ ing for twice w hat they can be bought for today. : r ,p • >, pramiwiwM t mmmma r F WENTY-FIVE dollars cash and easy monthly payments puts lots witK* in easy reach of almost any member of the family. And twenty-five dollars used in purchasing well located real estate today will come back to the investor in a day not far distant bringing with it many other good dol­ lars. * * ' " I * l* 'Y '* ^ o t t *j l : f,..v iMNNUOMi I F you really intend to buy property why should you delay longer? You 1 cannot afford to allow opportunities like this one to pass by unheeded it may mean the foundation of a fortune. Owner and Developer no park: avenue >++++*+*+. �______ " al . There were no bills smaller oodlca of gold again. ray’s an excellent thing, the treasiury trv rdepartment la n a r t m u a f a v tft ts ia ithat K af th argues thep than 5 pounds, or a little under STEWART'S WASHINGTON LETTER $25. economist can ovento.it, or at any Now, the point tho treasury de­ By CHARLES P. STEWART For everything, less than that partment makes is that if this rate, that he can economise unjuthe medium of exchange was sov­ money had been out a t 6 per cent dldously. W a s h in g t o n — if Europe, idle. In fact, Europe actually ereign and half sovereign pieces. interest, it would have earned, half lh€y*re saying at the treasury de­ would be better off for putting it Respectively about $5 and $2.50, ns much as the total amount of at interest and lotting the it, during the 10 yearn it has been ! Fort Myers Makes Bid partment, would fish out the gold out United States have said interest, with silver, of course, for sniull hurled, to all intents and purposes. money ahe has stowed away in because then the interest that she change. For Weather Station Well, Britain has uncovered her old stockings, the sugar bowl, th? isn’t paying to this country would /With the war’s outbreak all this baby’s bank, behind the clock on not he piling up on her, ns at gold vanished in nlmost less than (hoard but France hasn't uncovered FORT MEYERS, Fla., June 23. no time. The government and the I hers. It is estimated that she has —Efforts are now being made by the mantel, between the mattres- present. banks grabbed all they could get .two billions tucked away, counting Don Wilkie, secretary of the local c sea, and elsewhere, and set it to their hands on and stopped paying 'geld and silver. earning something, she could chamber or commerce to have a This thought came to the sur- any mote out, hut tons and tons of Five tier cent on that much for United States meteorological sta­ about pay the interest on what she I face following publication of sto- the stuff temuinod unaccounted 10 years would have been a bil­ tion established in this city. He owes to the United States, and j ries of the vast amount of gold for. lion, which is a quarter as much has just completed a conference never feel it. | which made its nppenrunce in Engns French debt to the United with Dr. C. f!. Clark, n«;*etcr.t d! She wouldn’t feel it because this Ptoplc hid it. They couldn't I S l o the when the British government *hln t .. money isn’t doing Europe any 1land lector of the United States Weath­ it nn» or »fe= rccr.tr> Lui uiey proclaimed n return ♦« the go!.! er Bureau in Washington, and ‘-good anywnv. could and did hung onto it. Another thing. The treasury states that the outlook for the es­ t If it were invested and Europe standard. But when the gold standnrd was Up to thnt moment there sim­ natored they had no reason for department points out that n gold tablishment of such an office here were drawing dividends on it, yes, she couid say, “III be getting just ply hadn't been any gold in c ir-! hoarding any longer. If they let dollar wns good for a gold dol- is promising. According to Dr. Clark, ns quot­ that much less myself if I hand (illation from the'tim e the wari go of the gold they had and want­ ' lur’s worth when Its owner hid it any of this income over to the started, or n few weeks later ed mote they could get it, which in 1014; now it represents only GO ed by Mr. Wilkie, the 1925 budget American*." Up to August, lit 14, the l»ul!;| they couldn't have done previously. cents* worth. has already been made up and Fort Meyers was not included for But she isn’t drawing any div­ of England’s actual retail business • So, as suddenly as it had disap­ idends on it. It simply is lying was transacted in actual gold met-1 peared, buck into circulation came While recognizing that econo- such nn office, however, it is thought that some special consid­ eration may be made in view <f First Pictures of Nova Scotia Riots tho growing importance of the city as a center of weather report­ ing. — NEW INVENTION TRIMS RAILS OF MOLTEN STEEL rolls, Is automatically put Into op­ eration. As tho rail moves for­ ward these knives shave off all splinters and projections with the ease thnt u keen razor passes ‘ through stubble of Lnvil bard. Gross IndebtedneitM Of Tampa I 7 0 8 & TAMPA, FlT Miller, city coinptron*^'^* nouncod that tho gross *,n‘ Jacksonville to Have CHICAGO* June 23. — A new present ’$7,180^00 a nTamils^. l* ? * " muster burber is in the field, h»» Auto Races on July 4 at indebtedness is now ?G,16l'wjjw TTie latter nmount, it *°who shaves steel rails. **' JACKSONVILLE, June 23.—A plnined, represents the For many years the manufac­ after driuetlan Ha. C turers of rail steel reinforcing bars free for all open automobile race the cash resources, goveinm. J waited for some genius to devise will be held here on July 4 as part and municipal bonds held b* tfc a machine that wopld remove the of the celebration being planned splinters from the rails, a work by the American Legion. Officials fe<.r»»«fnr« had beer. dene by of the local post nnnouncc thnt hand. It is a necessary operation they anticipate a large number of I deducted ns there bs "an act T n ^ before the rail can be passed entries in the race from various lecture Uhat provides thit*'2 through the rolls. sections of Florida and several oth- bonds on water works exten.u As the rails were removed from t er states. One entry from Mobile, and other city improvement" ♦ the great piles in the storage Ala., and two from Savannah, Ga., the. extent of $2,695,000 should ho *included in the list of 11* $ yards and started on their Journey j havo already been received. to the furnaces, crews of men with chisels and hammers trimmed off Tampa—Methodists building ’ Jacksonville—New building to k. the splinters that car and engine erected here at cost of $3,520. wheels developed along the edges $200,000 church. of the rail head. While the cost of this work was not excessive, as common labor could perform it as well as skilled workmen, it slowed up progress. ALL MILL WORK FOR It was a Canadian who solved the problem and developed the THIRD ROAD MEETING The City Hall rail shaver. This machine now is TALLAHASSEE, Fla., June 23. being Installed in one of the Chi­ Including Sash and Doors —The state road departments w ill' cago mills of the steel products hold their third quarterly meeting group. Tests have thown that it FURNISHED BY will do nil that is claimed for it. of 1925 hero on July 2, It As the white hot rail tumbles nounced today. Wakulla County—Sixty thou- lrom the furnace it passes forward sand dollars to be appropriated for to the slitting rolls that separate rii The Duval Planing Mill Co. it into head, webb and flange, roads in this vicinity. just as the end i^ gripped by these JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Ft. Pierce—Contract awarded rolls, nn ingenious arrangement of powerful knives set close to the for G-story business house. AND I’irrt and exclusive pictures of the strike rioting in Nova Scotia by Boh Dorman, writer and photographer for NEA Service and The Herald, only United States newspaperman in the strike district. Upper left,, soldiers guarding No. 2 colliery of British Empire Steel Corporation at Glace Bay, with strikers on other side of barbed wire; lower left, company store at Reserve, broken into and looted by strikers; rigl)t, rains of company store and warehouse at Glace Bay, looted and burned by striking miners. FOR THE New City Hall Was Furnished by Our Sanford Office Deserve Good Hardware We sell only the very best quality lumber and building material, and are proud to have taken such an im­ portant p art in the building of SANFORD’S NEW CITY BUILDING THE That reflects progress in advancement of Sanford’s Civic and Commercial Interests. For the latest addition to Sanford’s Skyline Whether you build ALWAYS REMEMBER A Home, Business Block, Warehouse or Factory Specify lumber from Hill’s, for the utm ost in durability and You can’t go wrong in insisting upon lumber from our yards. Good Buildings Deserve Good Hardware J longerity. We have connections with many outside interests that enable us to give you exceptional high grade lumber value at reasonable prices. FOR SALE BY Hill .umber Company Ball Hardware Co. 4th Street Telephone No. 8 -Z -I-P S e r v i c e / Sanford, Fla. �ct?/? • -'v ; . Ai ■ , ’ '* . -\, nt.:. «iV rit:--«r?yf .«?». -r. :•• • O f t T H E SANFO RD H ERA LD , W EDNESDAY, JU NE 21. 1925. ' _______ _ •nivorus Fish Of River New Architecture Lumber Men Plan' i City Beauty, To Help In War On icreen Spoils Romans A s s e r t Industrial Waste Mines whoROME, June 24.—The vandals WASHINGTON. Ju re 21.— : 1**A' I swept down upon Rome in the General use of short-length lumber,! nine feet or less,'will save enough) RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil June forest material, now wasted, to, r s & t r : i f f a s s : L S , g n s s |« _ A n educational film Was been s Inhibited in Rio .dc Janeiro show- tr iD d o n th . niv«5 *5.c®“nt of HuImonuments of the empire, and the build 300,000 eight-room dwellings | r \ .»««. wild life and frontier in- the nirnnhn. *Kp ftn«h-e?.t:r••'f^-h 1 i f my^ desecration ^ . A«eh annually, according to Arthur T I ...... «vh, iiiucu py tear­ unson, lumber technologist of the; Ijutrics in the Brazilian state of which inhabit some the interior lyjtto Grosso. ' This is the second rivers. The operator threw a calf ing dpiwn such mnirniifccnt struc- National Lumber Manufacturers’ | turps ns th. Colosseum to obtain Association. The association has | l|.rgr*t state in the. union, being into the stream. It was eaten with beauty and personality of the city set up thnt objective as a.phrt of! Lon: than twice the slr^ of Texns. lesss X to ctestroy destroy thi thi its contribution to the crusade o n 1 S h ilKfr?,f,dity byn" .free V u»Z <!*darchitects U I There are plenty of Indians liv- aousu school of these carnivorous“fish, than modern and build industrial waste being waged by , -------------------* « ■ * muueiii architects and build line in Matto Grosso, most of them Alligators are numerous. , erH aru (|0|n.. Herbert Hoover. |in the hunting and flkhing period Edges of the forest bordering the! This is the lament of hundreds Data feathered by the association | f civilization. The men of the rivers are in many places white of Italian and foreign artists and the United States forest products luororo tribe, which was shot for with herons.^ The species are fam­ lovers of architectural beauty who laboratory ut Madison, Wis., and L e picture* use.no clothing, but ous for their aigrette fenthgr^. complain the curse of stand­ the lumber division of the Depart­ L women have been taught by There is a law in Matto Grosso pre­ ardization that has fallen upon modern ment of Commerce now are in the |lhe Federal Indian service to wear venting the killing of these birds. Italian architecture. charm hnnds of a committee which is con­ |t simple ferm oLdress. The most There is a large trade in the feath- vf old Rome, they say,The will have sidering how to stimulate the pub­ popular atyle in necklaces is mndc.ers, however,, and they are gather- been sacrificed se.crific within a decade to lic demand for short lengths, by. stringing' a collection of the ?d after dropping from the birds.; the ill . conceived conci idea of making w h i c h a r e said to be teeth of wild jaguars, powerful They lave n market price of ap-lthe city a w city a weak imitation of some cheaper and. usually, of bettor liml dange rous animals of the cat proximately $150 a pound, hustling unbeautiful middle wast- quality than long lumber. v whi family which kill livestock through­ Dinnsond mining seems to be American town. Mr. Upson snid the short-length out a great part of central and flourishing, the picture showing ernScores apartment houses economy proposed is equivalent In ntrthern Brazil. A peculiar wed- one village where, it is said, there | each like oftheugly next, with no nrchl,pi(f custom was filmed, showing are more than :$,000 men washing tecturnl distinction, arc rapidly be- fore it conservation to giving the i thc return of a young man wit; river gravel and sediment by hand, jpg huilt in the new I’rati and Lud- 20,0;l0 lumber mills of the United States an entire year’s holiday ev­ hulc of a jaguar, killed to («oIcl is washed by machinery. | ovist quenrtera and in many other ery tenth year, or about :I8,000,his bravery, a necessary nc- The plains nro stocked with cat- \sections of the city, while most of P ve bcforc the right of marriage tie, one zone having 400,000 head. | the new public buildings are dis- 000,000 feet of lumber, which would require all the saw-timber on 4180,iten to a man. Much of the mentals prepared for j Anguished only by their ugliness. 000 acres of land. nothcr feature of life in the in- market in the form of jerked beef. ________________ _ i Italians do not object to the construction of houses with mod­ ern improvements, but they main­ Judge Call Sets July ping visits to big city stores- by tain thut some effort should be the people of any town, make made in the externul decorations Ninth AsHearingDate ‘dead’ towns. We desire to com- to conform with the already exis­ For Eustis Injunction bnt thnt nnd develop a trade-at- tent beautiful examples iples of medichome spirit." val and ancient architecture. EUSTIS, June 24.—Judge Call of the Southern district federal | English Athletes To Chinese Americanize court of Florida has set July l» CHICAGO, June 21.—Believing the date of hearing on the np 11 Compete Soon in U.S.; Theater to Meet The as that national prosperity depends plication filed requesting that nn in local prosperity and that cv- Have Been D esignated Demands of Audience injunction bo granted preventing 11 town’s progress rests on the the inzynr and other officials of fcV«l»pment of its civic and comLOS ANGELES, June 24.—A the city of Eustis from extending! LONDON, June 24.—The team revolution in the presentation of the city limits as authorized by n | inerciul interests, the Local Loy­ alty League of America, with from Cambridge nnd Oxford uni­ Oriental dramas by the invasion recent net of the legislature. The [k<di|iiarters here, has inaugurated versities to compete against Har­ of western customs has Wen noted papers were filed on June 18 and! ^movement to stimulate n hearty vard, Yale, Princeton, and Cornell, at n Chinese thenter here. An were signed by 40 applicants, nine!1 liulc-at-home community spirit in a series of track meets in Amer­ American jazz orchestra has re­ of whom reside outside the state ica, July 11-18, is composed of placed an aggregation of native of Florida. Itlmughout the country. Twenty nationally known manu­ the following: stringed instruments and Chinese The petition alleges that the act . facturers, constituting some of ino Yards—A. E. Porritt (O.), girls are chosen to play feminine is unconstitutional because it vio- ' tie largest ne^sppper, advertisers, C. F. N. Harrison (C.). roles in porferencc to male imper­ latcs tho fifth and fourteenth, hve pledged the t if galop/ration. 1 220 Yards—A. E. Porritt (O.), sonators. amendments to the United States Material forr tlfc program Mn- P. G. Hunter (C.). The little theater on the fringe constitution which insures to the |dujies newspaper: pert ojlforiaft jpnd .(to Yards—W. E. Steveensnn of Chinatown offers a further in­ people the protection of life, pro­ lewspaper advertising, a motion (O.), and either I). M. Johnson novation prompted by western in­ perty ami liberty. pirtuio production entitled “My (O.) or A. G. G. Marshall (C.). fluence by the installation of real The complnintnnta further de­ Home Town," featuring a popular 880 Yards—I). G. A. Lowe (C.), scenery, backdrops and wings, to clare that the act violates the nn- | juvenile movie star, esiay con- R. A. Orchard (C.). relieve klra strain on the Ameri­ tional rights clause. They also imagination, object to the $15,000 bond issue | wits, billboard posters and radioMile—R. S. Starr (C.), I). G. A. canized Oriental's jolting. formerly occasioned by the lack of for street improvements because Lowe (C.). the passage of the issue was made Two Mile—V. E. Morgan (O.), "atmosnhere." “A community is only ns good in closed session. It is claimed (C.), A. M. Mitchell (<).). |u its citizens make it, and husi- T. C. l ooks <C.). Long Jump—C. K. W. Mackin­ thnt the net violates the declara-! 120 Yards Hurdles — Lord r^is is the cornerstcne on which ike community struiture stands,” Burghley (C.), J. II. Flynn (().). tosh (O.), II. K. Bagnell-Oakeley tion of rights of the stnte of Flor­ (lid a statement. 'Business de220 Yards Low Hurdles—Lord (C.). (V. B. V. Powell (C.) re- ida. ission, brought about by buy- Burghley (C.), H. M. Clccklcy serve). Coral Gables—University to be | pole Jump—It. L. Hyatt (0->, : from mail order catalogues (O.). situated here at cost of $15,000,000, llig Jump—C. T. Van Geysel It. IL Bally (C.). 1 peddlers and frequent shop- Extend Our _„ 7 TO THE PEOPLE » AND TO THE CITY , * fading At' Home lonsored By New :al Loyalty Body • ON THE COMPLETION __________________ i — ■- ■ F. L A N E REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE * First National Bank {][ •* ** V, (U ** Years Resident - ,. 1« n iiF k r.u ** M Sanford — M 4*4 •»• Mk ^ f»r w^ We Are Proud to Say:— m W e Furnished m Notice the The City Hall ■ !i When inspecting this new Building Give Close Attention to a i-. ALL THE DESKS . AND CHAIRS STEEL FILING CABINETS antord s New City Hall VAULT EQUIPMENT SAFES. ID '5 Also note tho Well Known Line of Klear Flax Linen Rugs Furnished and installed by If you are in need of office equipment let us call on you and make an estimate. Our years of experience dealing with quality goods enables us to give you the best service l*eninsu!ar Electric Co. Coleman’s ESTIMATES FURNISHEDON ALL CLASSES OF ELECTRIC WORK Everything for the Office 112 Magnolia Avc. 207 Magnolia. a Phone 104-J. _____________ Sanford, Florida. �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24, 1925, PAGE FOUR TI T H E SANFORD HERALD, W EDNESDAY. JU N E 24, 1925. SANFORD £ pA(JB , MUNICIPAL BUILD Ilil ficially ene on T h u rsd ay , You are Invited to be Present Nearly $3,000,000.00 in Public Improvements FORREST LAKF. Mayor-Commissioner To the People of Sanford: C. .1. MARSHALL Commissioner. About a year ago the citizens of Sanford decided a new municipal building was absolutely essential if the city’s affairs were to be handled in an efficient manner. Not having the necessary facilities, and without am­ ple room in which to house the various departments of the city government •' for a long time it was with a g reat amount of difficulty th a t good service was rendered by the various city employees. ...PROGRAllHURSDAY... City Hall Will Be Oiwtion From 3 to 5 P. M. A bond election was called and the voters endorsed the project for the new city building by an unusually heavy vote. W ithout any unnecessary delay the actual work of construction was begun. kcceiBitorium „•lestra InvoM Nixon Many delays have been experienced in getting everything completed. But now, we are happy to say, we are about to move into our new home and go to work in a still more aggressive manner. , , » SdobM Phillips. SoiobMlakach. AddrealBiTcst Lake. Tomorrow we have planned to hold “open house” in the new city hall. We shall be glad if all our friends will come and inspect the new building. We are proud of it and know *vou will be • .4* RespwB Forster. L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk ResponeSiry Wight We appreciate the support the people of our city are giving us in every movement for the advancement and the betterm ent of Sanford,and with the co-operation th at is being shown by the citizens we are planning a still more progressive and far-reaching city adm inistration. It is our hope th a t the coming months will see the city grow to such proportions as were never dreamed of by the most optimistic person. The City Commission and the present City Administration, with the assistance and council of the Citizens, Chamber of Commerce, City. Plan­ ning Board and all Civic Organizations, have provided for and built many permanent improvements to the City of Sanford during the past two years as follows: Public Buildings: City H a ll..................................................................................$ 7.5,000.00 Public L ib rary ............................. *.......................................... • 25,000.00 Police headquarters and jail (under construction) ............ . 50,000 Parks: •• Cblf*Course ........ ............. ..... 45,000.00 Ball P a rk ................................................................................. , 30,000.00 Water Front Improvements: Dock and Boat B asin ............................................................. 07,000.00 East Side Bulkhead and fill under construction................. 200,000.00 Plans are being made for west side bulkhead and fill, # , and the construction of a paved boulevard five m i l e s f * ( along the water front. Paving: 31 miles of sheet asphalt p a v em en t.................................. 1,500,000.00 Sewer and Drains: Sanitary and storm sewers and drains to every part of 300,000.00 the c ity ................................................................................... Utilities: Built modern water works plant, sufficient to supply 25,375.000. 00 000 population....................................................................... 160.000.00 Purchases and improved Gas P l a n t ........................ Opening and Widening Streets: 100, 000.00 Including First Street, Park Ave. and many others....... Cemetery: 10, 000.00 Evergreen Municipal Cemetery............................. $2,937,000,00 FORREST LAKE, S. 0. CHASE, C. J. MARSHALL. W. B. WILLIAMS City Manager City Commission. FRED T. WILLIAMS, City Engineer. (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a s. E. McCALL City Utilities. W. N. CLEVELAND, Chief of Fire Dept. ROY C,. WILLIAMS Chief of I’olicc. THE CITY U I1 I1 I1 IU U U U m *aaaE*aaE akaaiaiM *a*aiaaE eaai|W sj^EBiiiaBaaaapi*aeaail|i^ e ^ * a a B a E ig w ijH W 8 a i» il» W « IP W M * e B e e B e e e " * e ie ie e i* ie " P i" e * « iie e a a a o a e B*ea a o e e e ia v ie e e e e e e e e e |i||e |ie |i|ie |!|ie ||e |ie e ia e aaa»""s , a ] — M^ �t> Q W .iv i 0 ' i-> *♦• ••' v . TH E_SA N FO RD H ER A LD , W ED N ESD A Y , JU N E 24, 1025. T it m 'y i ? * U Seas Of Distant Countries To New York City Market advertised goods iif*. " town. He replied gravely that he had and, when asked what it was, said: “F. F. M.*' This he translated with a broad smile: “ Fulton Fish Market.” The govorner had worked there os a iish packer in his youth. Fulton Fish Market, now In its second century, continues ns in young “Al” .Smith’s time to he the country’s greatest crossroads from fishing smack to dinner table. . Located in the lee of Brooklyn Bridge, its nnnuol business is cstirrinted at $30,000,000. It handles from 350 to 400 million pounds of seafood year in nnd year out, which it receives nil the way from the Atlantic to the Pncific,.Great Lukas to the Gulf, Bering Sea to tho Grand Banks, the fishmongers say. The market sends this tremen- “The day before I hnd intended to shop our supplies to Knlgan we had word that the eity had been looted by soldiers. “Their punishment was swift and wholcsnle. The looters had gath­ ered at the top of the Pass waiting to see whnt would happen. “Word was sent to them that their sins would he forgiven and they would lie sent home if they would surrender. About 450 of them came into Knlgan uhd gave up their arms. “The men were put into pox ears and told that within u few hours the train would start for Peking. Instead of that they were taken out, half a dozen at a time, search­ ed, and if loot was found on them they were marched to the stone bridge in tlie center of town and shot. “At tin* end of u few hours *150 bodies lay in the dry river bed, “Tlii« is only one example of what has been going on in China almos cotntinuously since last Oc­ tober. Andrews says that Chinese sol- tho shipments scarcely yet more than 100 miles from East River before it has absorbed, it is said. When Fulton Mnrkct was opened in 1822 its 340 original stands were taken Inrgely by butchers, Iiut early defaults on saw ami cleaver leases, together with growing business nmong the hustling fishermen and oysternicn caused the city authorities that October to set aside the cast, or Ilckman Street, wing “for use of sellers of fish.” Wholesale activity developed, and six years Inter tho fish induatry moved to a shed of its own across South Street, opposite tho main market, on the water. Ice, then, was unknown commercially, and fish were kept in floating “cars’ 'which were suspended .in the slip below, bobbing against diers have confiscated every camel, car and mule for a hundred miles beyond Knlgan, the base from which the expedition started. It was found necessary to drivu their camels far out into tho des­ ert to keep them from the soldiers. Confiscate Mounts. Andrews reports were made to an Erie man whose financial usaistancc did much to make the ex­ pedition possible. The man, whose name cannot lie dkndoscd, died re­ cently nnd they reports are being received by.(others interested In the expedition. The expedition is conducting a search for dinosaur eggs and traces of human evolution. The plans called for the penetration of the region smith of the Altai Mountains, u district which lias never before liven explored. “We will work west of Chagan Nor (White Lake), along the no(th< vn base of tho AJtais. as well as to the south. Th’li will bring its to tho home of the wild camels and wild horses and I hope we cun bring hack :sjiecimens of both,” Andrews says. this time of the year. He said that all indications wore that Flor­ ida would have its most success­ ful year in 11*23. He added that the Florida boom hnd aided Geor­ gia and the whole southeast, and The dutu gathered on the tour­ that these ftntQP were all enjoy­ ist travel in Florida mid California ing (letter business lately. was made from a six months sur­ vey conducted by the Chicago Au­ tomobile branch of the A.A.A. It Wits stated that over 500,0111) in­ quiries reached tin* Chicago office during the past ' months rela­ tive to Florida. All (he inquirers indicated that they would likely make a trip to Florida next win­ Grovclaitd— New Packing House ter. to b< ■ ctcil a t cost o f $25,000. Mr. Robinson staled that lie was surprised at the heavy traffic be­ tween Miami and Jacksonville at » i ' you choose from’ \ v *; * the safest goods n know n. I’RISON TO BE ART HOME are value-true. REVAI., June 24.—The old pris­ on tower, referred to in popular parlnnce as “Big Margavete,” and used as a state prison under form­ er Russian governments, is to be converted into a home for artists. It will have a number of studios and exhibition rooms and living quarters for a number of E s to n i­ an painters nnd sculptors. pletion of w falL which we believe Tourist Travel in Florida Gains , o But Shows Decrease in California JACKSONVILLE, Fin., June 23. •—Tourist travel in tho state of Florida has increased 500 per cent over last year while tourist travel during the piiRt six months last decreased 50 per cent in the state of California, says an announce­ ment issued hcru by V. I*. L. Rob­ inson, Business manager of the 'American Motorist, the official publication of tho American Automibile Association. Mr. .Rob­ inson i.-t in the city gulhercing data for a K^iecial edition on Florida of tho official organ to be run soon. Sanford people have perous. Where is there people and with feel happy and Florida with more progressive BY TAYLOR P to a n y o n e c a u l VMILE LW A E O D T O l g a ? ____ - •■fitANKS Olg a - j u s t t s l l m rs .Gunn that I<LL RETURN THESE . Th in g s n e a t w e e k YAW-MCu .TVTB' y BAM HERE T o J, BORROW SOME -T T'inGS .—---&T Co-operation and loyality is the secre success and as long as this spirit continues |UVA*L/j Go o d Gr a c io u s A n h a t v ;a b 6 h e r Af t e r n o w ? ». GHE BAN GOT TWO ' f EGGS -'A COP O ’FLOOR 'SOME e o T T c R .B A K IN '' SODY-VANILLA A N ' POWDERED S U G A R J SHE SAID SHE WANTED TO BAKE A RO CAKE lor even greater days. W ELL FROM TB& AMOUNT U. o f -s t u f f s h e b o r r o w e d , l WOULD SAY IT'S GOING TO 1 ? E A “ SPCNSE* CARE !'. r-r lu in iu fljTjVAl They FORREST LAKE, President W. S P E N C E R , Second Vice President A. R. KEY, Vice-Pres.-Cashier R. V/. D EA N E, A ssista n t Cashier. �the proposed parish boose est Now Meeting Plans 0 Holy Cross Church andTheold.church owns additional pro- Icatrd and also now owns the rectory adperty on Fourth Street and Mag-1 joining the church on Park Are* I m? n Is Declared One Of nolia Avenue on which will be lo- *nue. png Put To Economic Use Newspapermen Are nUrf League Nations Scans About Completed In Florida i Fattening Of Many Hogs ASHEVILLE, N. C., June 24.— International Law Rulings Finest (Continued From Page One.) AH plans for entertainment committee were appointed B. F / piA, Wash., June 23. — jit success of on cxpcr-"converting horse flesh In[/«! has given rise to the ong eastern Washington lJial Sk practicable means jsst been found to rid ranges of thousands wild horses, declares 'Dobyns, field leader • for col survey, who returned 'from a coyote hunting tnton county. Cattle men growers have Ibng coni Y T . . r . - w .he Absolutely refused to part with of delegates to the twenty-third their ponies. annual convention of the Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association have been completed, says on nr. nouncement issued Tuesday. The convention will be officially I opened on Monday, July C, by l Arthur G. Newmyer, of New Or­ leans, ppresident thee association, I n v n n v t ... . . , i v a i u u u uof i m association, Whltncr, G. F. Smith, A. R. Key. STOCKHOLM, June 24.—Sup­ troversial fields. This list includes G. A. Speer, Randal Chase and pression of piracy and the joint ex­ in addition to the subjects men­ Luke Thompson. On the planning ploitation of the riches of the sea tioned above, the following heads: committee were R-v X £. peck, sr« among the 10 fir fal nUbjcct* Questions of the nationality «r at thut tinve rector of the church, selected for study bj the League citizenship of individuals; the lim­ U. F. Whitner and C. J. Rumph. of Nations Committee on the Cod­ its of territorial waters, which Mr. Whitner of the First National ification of International Ijiw , of would include the rights of "rum Bank and Mr. Key of the Seminole which the Swedish Ex-Premier rows’’; the special privileges and County Bank were appointed ns Hjalmar Hummarskjold is the immunities of diplomats; the status trustees of the funds. president and George W. Wicker- of government owned merchnnt The contract was awarded to the sham of New York a member. ships, such as the American Levin- j Mnrshnll-Jackson Company of This committee was appointed by than: the international extradition ' Lakeland, *called t t i inu «at V i r ‘s r s s i ? ; w I i " , U ,r”u' h one phase of the great ,8, The advancc guard the league's assembly last fall up­ of persons accused of crime; state i The lines of the church follow on the motion of Ilaron Murks von BUT w , h on' Ju'y “ • Wurtembcrg, then Swedish minis­ responsibility for injuries inflicted J those of pure Spanish cathedrals will arrive on visiting foreigners; procedures and especially the lines of the fnget-to-gether” day. ter of foreign affairs and delegate at international conventions for mous cathedral of Campostelln. It ”ilh ,or at Geneva. the negotiation of treaties, and an was built of hollow tile and is fin­ ses,'H I u r » y nn8 Adh°«i i ri>‘d, out by the combined "forces!., ^)r- Henry Lewis Smith, presinternational statute of limitations. ished in white stucco with a red « P!n» to nhundnnt '° f the u,r* army 0,1,1 navy to "tim-1 |dent °f Washington and Lee UnA summary of the work so far i on theB none to abundant u!utc recrultin„ for re/erve8 for iversity will deliver an address at accomplished shows that the com For each of these subjects n spe­ tile roof. the defense of the English metrop- the convention on Sunady evening, has not yet taken up the cial subcommittee has been named The ground space occupied by recent months, Mr. olis in the event of another emer- His subject will he "Lee, the Chrla- niittec proposal favored by Senator Bo with instructions to make detailed the structure Is approximately U2 • said, an eritreprislng ----- in- geney. One of the inventions on ll»n Educator," and conference of rah to outlaw war altogether. Nei­ studies and to obtain the opinions by fiO.ij feet, and is situuteu at has established a slaugh-j display in various parts of the city 1°*ficers and delegates will follow ther has it considered the so called of recognized professional author­ I’nrk Avenue and Fourth Street. and hog feeding plant a t [was u sound loentor, a very c o n i- 'the address. rules of warfare, regarding that ities. These reports the commit­ A tower with an approximate | j, on the southern border j plicated instrument, and one of' Varied forms of entertainment subject ns too hig anti complicated tee as n whole will examine, and height of flfl feet is located on the lorse Heaven country, long the most interesting of the many, have been planned for the news- for immediate, discussion, nor hns then obtain the opinions of the dif-! northwest corner of the building, as Us nam? implies as u.anti-air craft devices showed to. paper men and their wives. Two it entered upon the hardly less ferent governments as to w h a t 'This, it is stated, was built large i jnge. The horses are pur- Londoners. igolf tournaments of eighteen holes formidable topic of the rights of they might ultimately ratify. When j and strong enough to accomodate it an average of about | 3 f Jn the early days of the war the eacb W>H held at the Asheville neutrals in war time, which in­ these answers ers have boon obtained chimes at some time in the future.! vhich while low, enables only sound locator was, of course,|Country Club Tuesday afternoon, cludes the freedom of the sea. the committee will report its fiml-J The nave and auditorium of the, <«ri of the long neglected the humun ear. Commander ^ ............. ...... i One tournament will ba The committee’s procedure has ings to the Council of the Leugue, j church is spacious unil snerntory, Ruw-idub' 7. [to realize a profit by round- linson, Royal Navy, then in charge i exclusively for members of the been. President Hummarskjold which will then decide whether to ambulatory, sanctuary nml chupcl i thrir otherwise valueless of the scanty air defenses of th e1association while the other will b e la id recently, to select a limited call the governments together for i rooms have also been provided for and the supply has «o city, found the ordinary man’s j *"r the guests and all others in at- Hat of topics on which agreement international conferences on such the different services and uses for /ace with the demand. ainong the governments seemed subjects as seem susceptible of which each are adapted, sense of direction by hearing to o |tl ndnnce at the convention. [i/sughterhouse is modern inaccurate. One day he astonished G. K. Hosmier, of the Fort Mey­ the most likely, hoping Inter to bo agreement in the form of general i Since the completion of their respect, Mr. Dobyns said, the unimaginative officers and of­ ers Florida Press, will be the con­ able to enter upon the more con- treaties with binding force. place of worship, members of the of the carcass is wasted, ficials uf Whitehall by asking that vention speaker on Monday afterHoly Cross Church are now lookis cooked with com and several^ detachments of blind men noon, following reports of ihe vnr~ _ , ..... , . . i big forward and making plans for eals for hog feed, the from various institutions be sentjious committee officers. ..................... _ OAK HILL S A L E S , 0nk Hdl one of the most popul-; the erection of a parish house on His top|riag about $2 each, or near- to his headquarters. Their keen-lie will be "The National Journal ! T)K'YT A I 'M I M f 1 f V Y A H I*7. S tric t" of the | adjoining property. Before the U M A I I N 1IN tz ( j U U U , |c i t y , with easy access to the hits- disastrous fire of 1323, the parish at of the horse, while the ness of hearing, it was shown, was ists’ Home." Group roupv meetings meetingK will __ H-------------------------------in*s* district due to the paving in house and bowling ulleys in condisposed of to fertilizer of great assistance in locating be held with the members divided Jit a price said to averago Zeppelins on their way to London into four sections, according to the ASSERTS GARNER the near future of Geneva und ’1nection, wus the center of tunny Mellonville Avenues." soeiul activities both for the young |:cn. The hogs are shipped In numerous cases it was the blind Icirculation of their papers, (Continued From Page One.) and then reshipped to men on duty at the outposts, far [ Rollers Lnthan, editor of the kets. Approximately (100 from the noises of London, who ( linrleston News and Courier, win-! sonnl work but have been sold i fed at a time, while there often distinguished the hum o f5ner of the Pulitzer Editorial prize, through advertisements in The jj a supply of horses mvnit- the raider’s motors from 10 to lo j will be presented Tuesday. Fol- Sanford Herald. jhter in the corrals. When minutes before they were picked; lowing the presentation, Adolph Mr. Garner, who hns been a res­ ily of chenp horse flesh is up by other listeners among the j Ochs, publisher of the New York ident of Snnford for many years at Plymouth the sluugh- regular soldiers. Times and the Chattanooga Times will be dismantled and --------------------------will tell of “Newspaper Making." is familiar with the layout of the [to other fields, it was jointHe Trade topics will bo discussed city and adjoining property. Man’s Gout Treated Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon gives out the following informa­ Ikorses are said to be des- As a Fractured Leg by the following: Major Allen tion on the Oak Hill property. partly from old range Potts, Richmond News-Leader, “Oak Hill will be provided with I built up by the “horse BERLIN, June 24.—Patrons of “Lavor and Mechanicnl Depart­ telephone, electric light, water and 1in the days when light the Berliner Theater have wit­ ment;’’ II. Galt Braxton, Kinston, [could be raised ut a profit, nessed nightly the odd spectacle N. C. Free Piess, "Advertising;" sewage service and will be inter­ tly from Indiun bands, of the conductor, Herr Schmidt- W. A. Elliott, Jacksonville Tintes- sected at vnrious points by wide xk has run down until very Gentner, being carried by two stal­ Union, "Circulation and Miscel­ paved streets. The property is (the horses are of use even wart men into the pit and gently, laneous;” Major Clark Howell J r , highly elevated, and as its name animals. placed in his seat. Im j** ,, Constitution, “ Editorial implies, is n well drained ".nd the hog feeding process The conductor was injured by a lo P,cs[i to rid the range outside fall and the first doctor who ex­ Motion pictures will be shown high piece of ground which makes Jinn reservation of worth- amined him diagnosed his injury each night of the convention pre­ it a splendid location for homes. "Work on the first residence in lies, no. such relief is in as a fractured leg. The member ceded by organ recitals by Harry the areas inside the res- was placed in n plnstcr cast, but Mueller. A model Civic Club Oak Hill began several months . Plymouth was chosen as the intense pains continued a luncheon will be given on Tuesday, ago. Others are now being built The officers nml the directors of nnd many lot owners contemplate liite for the erection of the second doctor made an X-ray exI'lrgels because it was ad- uminution, but found no trace of the association are: Arthur G. I building in the near future. The |to the Ynkinia Indian res- a fracture. Instead, Herr Schmidt Newmyer, New Orleans Item-Tri-j sub-division will be beautified with , where it is estimated th a t! Gentner wus suffering from gout, bune, president; Walter CJohnson, j paved streets, flanked by palms. News, secretary-1 Many well formed oak trees |I.OOO wild ponies range, but he insisted upon fulfilling his Chattanooga treasurer; Victor Hanson, Birin-1 throughout the subdivision also the disgust of the wool contract with the theater. iughum News, chairman of the ; lend beauty and afford shade, who leuse the land for [purposes. But the Indians Melbourne — New' Melbourne hoard of ,directory;.apd Cranston! “The rapid growth and expanWilliams, Chuttnjiuoga, ma jagpr, .^sjpr^jif^Sanfo^d vvill^ .soon make sentimental attachment, State Bank building dedicated. •How English Blind Men Did Their Part For City of London We furnishe All the Paints, Varnishes, Exterior and Interior Stain for the new City Hall The following high quality product* were used by architect* specification* Pratt & Lamberts Stains and Varnishes Patton Sun Proof Paint Cabot’s Exterior Stucco Stain We handle a complete line of Paints, Oil*, Varnishes, Kalaomine*. 3gr Information nnd advice in all kinds of decorating given FREE. Also estimates. ne Wall Paper in the very la te st Patterns. SANFORD PAINT & WALL PA PF.^ COMPANY AEVERSON, Prop. Welaka Building. ;nt • h- by Telephone 303. S anford, Fla. \\v Extend Our Congratulations THE New CityHall Painting » Itu- TO TIIE PEOPLE OF SANFORD, TO THE CITY 1: ll COMMISSIONERS AND TO ALL THOSE WHO HAD A PART IN THE EREC- j TI0N OF THE NEW CITY HALL. 'j a2 WAS DONE BY With an up-to-date building to house our city government, may we now aim for the achieve­ DYER ment of still greater tilings in the days to come. Notice the wall finish, the interior paint- hrst National Bank itj; AM 1-l5*; || p! jng, the stained work and varnishing. cu- ln»- F. P. FORSTER. President G. Tay lor 1)yer DECORATING p a in t in g P h o n e 3 l):t IS. F. WHITNER, Cashier A. L. BETTS, Assistant Cashier Itnu (•-><» sold wok vith tl.«* S3 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 24, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 24, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald