25 10 390 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a8c8d377119ff5929edd693258120ffd.pdf fe5aa0194aff3ebb9323981494eab9c4 PDF Text Text . ■ New spaper Published I n F l t i’s H eart, Bj e worm 's Greatest Vegetable ' gpot and R ichest Garden Land. a . l _ IS IG PARTY TORONTO, June 20.—(INS) —A mail trnin robbery which netted nt lean $200,000 was staged here early today by six bandits armed with sawed off shotguns. The gunmen enter­ ed a mail car attached to a Chicago bound train of the Canadian National Railway, colored three mail clerks and encaped in an automobile with three mail pouches containing cash and registered mail. The robbers drove their automobile through an empty trnin shed about five minutes before train time, leaped to the cor before the clerks suspected their -pres­ ence raid were off ngnin within n few minutes, in the mean­ time another mail clerk on the platform, witnessing the holdun rushed to a phone and call­ ed the police. The police arlivcd just as the gunmen’s ear disappeared. A chnse ensued hut tlu* bandits eluded capture* A PER \ •r«.ix> Tv. Mi ni her Aut! SANFORD FLORIDA1."WttRNESD^Y, JUNE. Leased Wire International N ews Service •LATFORM 0F Moetljr . . AN INDEPENDENT D^Al Mail Robbery Nets ^200,000 In Toronto A.!- Ss M Merchants FORCES BEHIND THREE DEATHS Sanford Biggest Volume Of Sales Search PRESAGE NEW Recorded In Many Years GANG WARFARE "H — ’ t „ ' 1 With every merchant partici­ Sanfonl’f greatest community Dollar Day this afternoon was de pating in the day highly gratified Early Morning Assassination elated a huge success by every one by the results obtained, The Her­ Pinna Are Beln*( Laid With A Is already planning for;, an­ Of Jim RcrrI Brines Total of the score of mcrchanta who par* ald View To WorklnrOutMoye jatiers Accept Smith other and still larger Dfollur Day Seaplane W ith ticipnted In It. Hundreds of shop­ Of Chicago's GanRland Fa­ pers from every community within to lie staged the attcr pnrt of ForOhtnlnlnRNomlnationOf As Certain Of Get­ Explorer Sem talities To 3 In 24 Hours a 25 ini'o radius of Sanford were July The majority o fthu mcr New Yorker On 1st Ballot chants have already announced ting Nomination At here when the stores opened their U rgent Appe doors this morning, and hundred? their desire to participate. Shotgun Slugs Arc Houston NextW eeli Help Says Difip Backers Of Smith Many of the i-hoppera msde the arrived steadilyq through the rounds of every store participating Sprayed On Victims more Will Arrive.Today day. Local liargain seekers joinod the in the event. They travelled both All Available Bureau Squads rush early and were still shopping sides of First Street’ from one end Aim To HavcTcxasCityFilled Sidewalks of the business district to the oth­ In Windy City PalrolArcas late this afternoon With PropaRanda SoThatlt First Woman To FlyAtlanllc were crowded ns they’ are during er and then went out Sanford AveIs Greeted By AdmlrersOn Of The Troubled Districts Will Insure His Nomination the Christmas shopping rush. eun to seek additional bargain of­ Her ShoppinR Tour Of Old ferings. • Relieve StandAgainst. City To StockHerWardrobc Flyers Report CHICAGO, .Tune 20.—(IN’S) - Parking space was ut u premium HOUSTON, Texas, June 20. and the streets in the business dls’ "1 am highly pleased,’’ said Ar­ The assassination early today of trict were filled with automobile* thur Yowcll, or The Yowell Com­ —(INS)—Confident that Gover­ Prohibition WillHeN o Trace O f , LONDON, June (INS)— pany, "with the remarkable busi­ •Tames Reggi. alleged henchman of from out-of-town. nor Al Smith will he the* Demo­ sult To Advantage Party In Far Mike Cnrrozzo, lnbor lender, Shopper* from 19 coiwnunUlrs ness' Dollar Day has brought us, cratic party’s choice for the pre­ This was n day of continual ova­ and 1 a in deeply appreciative of brought the number of gnngland’s visited every store participating tin, excellent work The Herald did sidential nomination nt the nat­ tions In London for Miss Amelia • LONDON, June 20—' HOUSTON, Tex., .Tune 2C. in the great day. Newspaper ad ional convention which gets un­ Earhnrt, American herolno of victims within the past 24 hours to .(IN S )— The platform vertising hi Orlando, Del-amT and in putting tlio day across for the derway next week, tho forces’ be­ the skies and the first woman to —The French sea p la n e three Mount Dorn, together with clrcu* whole city an dfor our store.” * fhieh the Democrats will executive to- fly tho Atlantic ^ n n a i r p l a y Rene • G ullbaud and Two other men, Joseph Salu* Spear & Son’s store on First hind the New York distributed In Winter Park. ....... R a a ^ U M M ing u drive- which Jopt here next week and . .mfiriSnml,'' At AI Ins monpund John Inmonte brings, Pno- Street..was parked *r*": "Anr tho C&y hope win Wing hint victory Mias E arhal^fidr dK ^V V efciC . Irescpt to the country ~for ns "Alky Marketeers* were tiafffefl ln. Mount Plymouth, LongWbod, doors dpenecr this m orning'; .M r tx a *-»•"*' > the first laTloL Details of this forgot aviation „ J turned ^ parlaon with ••'that udopt^jfSsX-with slugs from sawed-off Runs at Kern Park, Oviodur_ii*i»«Mes;,?£?~ VeAvy Atrium of rustomera r attention to Kllfhlonable . gowns; Nobile expedition, drivo will be worked out ns soon "death corner" in Little Italy lute luotn, Osteen Orange City, Do- tinned through the morning hours. by the Keimhlicans a f[£ /lxMltJ Scores of eager buyers filled uu Gcorgo R. Von Namce, gener­ Parisian hats and chic ahoes. She forced down In th e pob yesterday. Salnmone and Oliver! Land, Benson Springs, Lake Mary, tansus City lusLwcek fa uuisChurcliw*H’s_ shortly after eight alissimo of the Smith forces, ar­ went shopping. were known enemies of the power­ and has wirelessed an ^ g the supporters of Lover- |SorimH Consequences MayBc ful Aiello gang which tried un­ Sorrento, Eustb and many small o’clock this morning mid the store’s rives hero aomotimo into today. Tired out by the tong flight for aid, communities helped druw the >r A1 Smith a Rood deal Aftermnth o f The Slaying: successfully n year ugo to supplant Although the convention is and tho two tumultuous greeting* appeal 01 (Continued On Page Six) a Central Ncwi dispatch crowds to anford. ore worry than the nomination nearly a week away, tho Si itli o f Leader Of Fedsant Per Scnrfnro Al Capone iis Czar of accorded her and her two com­ Berlin this afternoon. self. The nomination, thev bepeople intend to buckle down to panions tv After Political Debate Chicago’s illicit alcohol industry. No definite newa had In the trans-ocean momohard work Immediately. They eve, ia alrtady us certain is celved of the Qullbaud-Arae While authorities huve been un­ plano Friendship at Southampton Smith cnthuslnsm that whan the nnd London, the comely American plane since Its hopoff altt ytliinjy can be in politics. They RERUN, June 20.—(INS) — able to connect the claying* of wants to ct this hity so filled with Iro under no rucli illusion, iuvvwaa reported to have been Salnmone and Oliveri with that of The city of Belgtndo, wliero 20 delegates orrlvc on the scene aviatrix slept late. ,-er, concerning the |ihlf«iiii. Reggi, whose operations wore sev­ early next week they will get the Tim fight over the nouiinalion v< i ;, ago, the i lints of military miles removed from Little impression that all that they wil hat tliere will he doistil worry i utuqiirator* annihilated the Ser­ eral In the absence of any Italy, they are convinced there ic they fell ’it would bo u long way wardrobe was limited . to the news from Amundsen it Iheiii. They are confident of a vian royal family and where, 11 an underworld linking of crimes i b W o the ’reading of a shor*. I clothing s h ^ o r o upon the flight. ominatiou within two or three y e a r s later, the killings who plot- thut portends n deadly’ renewal of nssumod th a t'b e vote for Al Smith allot a hut the fight over’ ths j ted which precipitated the world to stoo at King** dining room foir breakfoit she warfare. go home. lutform promises, even ut ’ fids war, was the scene’,today of an- gong but’ would continue, Sheridan Telia Trade Body then wore n borrowed Crepe Do Chino AH available burrnu squads, cxWllda Bennett, FamousStaRe For several weeks Sniltno The arly date ia to he sharper other• political assassination. , fields of the northere Of Six-Year Program For gown of flowered material. perienccd in combatting the sinis­ Star. S lates She W as Prey hackers, particularly those from ud - perhaps embarrasing. The shooting, which occurred in Par ter underworld feuds, wore on du­ Controlling Editorial Opin­ New York, hqvo contended that "I fool rested now," she told Spitsbergen to search for tt Of Blackmail Plot AndThnt rohibition plunk promises to Uumcnt Building, may K’^d to si^ ty today, cruising the troubled dis* her friends. "I had a good night’* bile party. ion By AdvertlsinRlIeavlly ho will be nominated on an early A dispatch from Rome thl urniah the chief hone of contcn- rlotis consequences to the peace c. trict with orders to pick up known {■ihc Barricaded Apartment ballot, not only because of the ef­ sleep. Nervous? Not a bit. I ex­ ternoon said belief was f t ion. There are quite a few South- Europe. WAH1NGTON, June 20.—(INS) pect to have s glorious time tho gangsters and suspicious charac­ i ure resigned fect they believe it would have on there that sdvtree weather NEW YORK, June 20.—(INS) ►rn Democrats who Pavel Itnditch, one of the lend­ few days." had compelled tbe § to Smith's nomination, hut they ers of the Crontian Peasant Party, ters- Ail squads were heavily —A supreme court jury wns to —A nix year campaign to fonl™1 the Democratic party hut bocauso next Although Miss Earhart gave tlons editorial opinion of Missouri news­ they fell it would bo n l»ng way to put In at some remote ir e not resigned |o the adoption was shot to death, according to ad­ armed. heur more today about tho pl.ght All three shootings wen* typical toward* helping Smith on next full credit for the success of the northern Norway before ai |)f n “wet platform’- or anything vices from Belgrade this evening, gangland executions. Kviuonce of Wllda Bennett, nctrcsH, and papers through advertising tuhsi- election day. flight to pilot Winner Stulta and tempting the hop to Klngls 1 emotely upproacning it. and three others were seriously gathered by police indicate that dios was disclosed by J. F> Shor mechanician Louis Gordon, the —so she says—prey of nn inter­ So convinced are Smith’s mana­ On the contrary, while they may Wounded. They are Stefan ltud .Salomon© and Oliveri had been Idan, secretary of the Missouri gers that ho will Ik- nominated two male members of tho Friend­ LONDON, June 20.Ichictantly accept the seeming in- Itch, another leader of the 1 eauant "put on the spot" by a decoy who national gang of blackmailers. ship’s grew were put into tho An International air public Utilities Information Bu­ that they nirra(ly nre casting pvltnhlcness of nominating u wet Party; Dr. Pernar and Dr. BnnarHer predict merit caused her—so ns u friend. reau before tho Federal I rmlo Shout for n running mate for tho back ground by tho repeated ova­ posed possibly of five rnndldate they are mUHunlly de itch, all members of the l handier posed she says—to barricade herself in Commission today. The pair had just left the market New York executive. It seems to tions and honors heapod upon searching the Ice«floda no kr nilitied lhat he will have to of Deputies. uf Samuel Morreale and were step­ Mrs. Charlotte King Pulmor’* SheriWith obvious reluctance he tho prevailing opinion among tho American girl. This did not tho Spitsbergen coast ti jqand upon a dry 'platform. The shooting wan the result of ping into an automobile owned by upurtment, and keep scvcrul SIt ^ ,Un admitted, uiulyt ajyirp quea th c.S Jilth foux* thnt Cordell please Mlsa Earl.^1 ot all. ta ber the. stranded members o t. .The Republicans nt Kunsa;. the tumultuous political fight Salnmone when a man approached opWOti "Rill" Stult* and '‘Slim’* polar expedition. adopted u p)gRk«»which for which'the government r.r.d opposi­ und engaged thrm In' conversation. ,rge' police dogs near' her a* u Tioning llial he had eslntHIshed Hull of Tennessee Is just the man Gordon should have equal recog­ bile An Exchange telegraph tho policy of allot mg public u n ­ for second placo on tho ticket, al­ first time since prohibition tion parties hnvr been waging over The stranger was seen to take n bodyguard. from Stockholm said that T hu jury sitting before Justice ities advertising to tho state news­ though most unything may hap­ nition. sentloned the Eighteen* i ratification of the Jugoslav-Ital- few pnees backward and almost Hundreds of messages of con­ Swedish seaplane Upland paper* on tho basis of the oxlont pen before tho actual balloting Jerniiah Mahoney, muy retire t>eAmendment by name. The dry ian treaty. Even before today immediately two other men who gratulation poured Into the Hydo hopped off at midnight Dcinocrnts nre alrqidy insisting feeling had run so high over rati­ had been ernm king in u doorway foro nightfall to decide whether, to which they reflected power begins which could bring ubout u Park hotel from the United Ptatea for Amsterdam Island to llh at the Deniorats can certainly fication o f the pact that violent nearby stepped to the pavement ns Mrs. Palmer claims, the actress trust view* In editorial nnd news change in the situation. refugee*. The Smith people realize that for Mis* Earhart. Sho laughingly forAntheearlier ' .... did duniugu of $4,000 to her upart- columns j,|o. no less, and some of them nre rioting had broken out in various with shotguns levelled wireless dis admitted that two of them con­ Sheridan’s record showed that tliero is some strong opposition wanting to go even further than parts o f the kingdom . from King’s Boy said that tained proposals of manhigeThere was u resounding ronr ment. gilt column* of nows nn dcomniont to tho Now York governor In sev­ Pretty Wllda. was positive that [the Republicans. Stefan Ruditch had just mode a und Salnmone crumpled in his car, her precautions, which made a favorable to the utilities were sent eral of the Southern states hut However, the Boston girl Is al­ Maddelena, pilot of the 1 The Smith people do not want seaplane Savol-Marchettl—56 ficiy pi och in which he accused ,|oad. Oliveri, wounded tr.h'd to fortress ui lac Palmer home, out by bl soffice nnd wore pub ilicy have u feeling thnt this will ready engaged, according to news left that base at 6 o’clock [anything of this sort to huppen. deputies of the Government Party floe. A second volley dropped him saved her Iroin the blackmailers, Hslicd in the Missouri stnle papers he gradually ironed out bclore tho from Americn. [Governor Smith has repeatedly of urging ratification of the treaty in his trnckM. The n>saa*ins threw to Join the Search Miss Earhart was besieged by morning Eighty-eight thousand firt* roll call i* taken. Shuld this to in 1U27the marooned explorers. litatcd his opposition to the Eigh­ f i om p< -sonal motives. He reier­ away their guns and Med up an al­ who t hi cutout d rcl>catedly English nnd American newspaper AUO *•SMI U’UtttMugiiUI Ot te e n th Amendment and to the red to them a? "pigs " Suddenly ley Witnesses say one of them hurl acid in her face unless they copies of six* pamphlets were dis­ continue, however, it seems fairly correspondents. "I intend to do 1Volstead Law nn^ his supporter* shots rang out from toe Rollcry. sped away in an automobile and received $100,000. Four letters tributed lint year throughout tho certain that the Smith people may some flying here,-’ sho told the . vumiU iiuiuiiuaui, l«w) liontcnd that to compel him to g> after the first report Pavel Radi.ch the other fled on fool. The came, slio bald—And for three state, nil rolutiug to public utili­ throw their strength to Hull for reporters. "I am keenly interested *w srusiuwe* ixwtWfcj, ur vice president as the host r.canr bupains mi iuuuu»j, woe months thug’s eyes stalked m ties subject*. 1to the country on any platform jumped in front of Stefan to pro­ slrnnger also nllnked uwny. of cementing tho feeling between in every aspect of aviation and I kuuitu. H tiuu vwun Sheridan wus shown to have or­ front of tho house—And some­ that endorses specifically the tect him. A second later he drop­ Morreale. who was taken into times us many na four of these ganized the Missouri schools for the Northern and Southern demo­ want to study European methods legislation that he has denounced ped with a bullet in his body. uw W eustody, admitted lie hud went for "horrible men” trailed her in utilities propaganda. They admit­ cracy. to *co how they compare with wnl',U,nuiuu y -. Ui s* would place him in an untenable Americans, l ain especially inter­ Oliveri for the purpose of selling Norman E Muck of Buffalo, I'uni/a Riu ic. a Government ted that be bad prepared several Ituf r*> tu.UUl UU.UI« MMlUlg omobi l e s . land embarrassing position. They him some automobile insurance. a u tWlidu goes on with her wlory: utilities articles wliit.li were pub­ national commltteumanj.Georgo C. ested in tho small typo of plane V..U svKHc KV i.uiua, Obfc -y • nvant a general law enforcement Party deputy, who had fired the He Baid insurance was one of his New York attorney and known an tho moth. It is possible uo tomu ui «*» | plank for that is consistent, they shuts was ininieditttely seised by •'sidelines ’’ While talking to OIL “Soon uftcr 1 leased tho upart- lished by the state In a manual. Norton, Howard Culmnn of tho Now York that I may make m flying tout of , , «i winuuuuU u*u U»«n 'Hi raid, with Governor Smith's whole the police and arrested Leaders vdri, Morreale said ".Salnmone” ment from Mrs. l’almer und Thcao described operations of tho port uuthorlty are scheduled to the United Ktutos when I return n u ig s uay. n u »kc«i>sa niovrd in, on Sept. 1, 1021, I be­ utilities within tho states reyorvoa t public career, hut they ure dis­ of the opposition party made The testimony revealed tlint he arrive with Nan Namce. A score home, but that is indefinite. In " gan to receive tho letters. “I was tu rbed over the threats of some forninl denuind that the cabinet re "happened Uio ykUlu was slguwa owe til The mnrket man denied any confurther trouble. greatly ufruid that member* af has suggested to local utilities per of rooms at the Rico Hotel will of the more rndlcul drys to In­ sign to prevent location—the uarour, on me oyiumugva Net- neclion with the crime. Reggi, the gang would curry out their aonncl the advantage of taking un be opened immediately us Smith's The pant in I list upon a plank which would ilying towards iu o g s u«y, Hie third gangland victim, was amheadquarters nnd tho drive to pui [commit the party and its nomi­ tuno Treaty has been hanging hushed shortly after midnight In throat to break into my room and active Interest in boy und cirl ncout tho Nov York governor over on Tinas are two ouwr pu ~ nee to believe and support of the fire for two years. It was signed an alley near Wabash and Fifty* throw add in iny face. I had no activities. the norm coast ot Slut Sheridan admitted that electric tho first ballot will ho formally "moral righteousness of prohi- bv representatives of the two pow- First Street, fie was still con­ intention to comply with their do­ appliance Uiat have beeu making launched. salesmen of the state c?,, hut never latlfle.l by I he Jugo­ tent tiigut* over tbu A rtt | Lition." scious when taken to n hospital, main! fur 100,000, but, never­ were organised as publicity ngonts Houston is disappointed thut The phrase was used by one slav I’arlianient owing to the oppo­ hut refused to discuss the shoot; theless, 1 got very little sleep. lnod* ut *(n*rch ut tins Not Govornor Smith yiil not personal for tho utilities. At first ho said sition of the Peasant Democrat prominent dry: In .this* situation LOS ANGELES, Col., Juno 20. yediUon. .They are pUot ing. Three men were ar.fsled in. *T hired police dogs and kept ho bad participated In one ly attend tho big allow. From the u good deal of attention is being group. It give* wide concessions the neighborhood as suspects. One them chained in my rooms. After that —(INS)—Adamsnt, yet wracked LdeuL. Lutoow Holm and conversation heard on tho streets meeting that the salesmen wore to Ituliuii* ieliding in Jugoslavia. threo months of tho most given to the selection of the with nervous tension, the blonde Uusor-Lataen, . While th* had a revolver that had been re­ nbout acute suspense tho blackmailers not oiganized. Then, when Robert nnd in tho hotels It is evident widpw of John I. Glib, murdered tore reported no trace of chairman of the pank form comE. Heuly. chief counsel for the Hint the averago Texan would cently fired refugee*, Gen, Umberto loniisrd they were beaten und commission, iqittee. The name most fro |urntsaid that he had u.loi­ like to get a look ut tho man who Chicago druggist, today, despite sent rddlbgresna sayuvg t h a t . bothered nio no more." prolonged questioning, denied any !>• heard is lliut of John \V. Davis, ter showing Hint they had been or­ has smashed all gubernatorial re knowledge of tho shooting of her planes had been aigUUd by the party’s nominee in lt'24. IJavL* ganized, Sheridan admitted the cords in the Empire State. explorers on two occasions. husband. is n delegate-nt-large from New fart,„ _. . Major Fenoo baa reached ' Glab was shot late Monday York and consequently is " For newspaper publicity Sheri­ night a* he stepped from his Bay in an Italian seatSmith supporter. He appears to lie dan frequently prepared not only automobile in front of hia home Is expected he will Jom.t acceptable to both the wets nnd tlto articles, but tho headline*. Ho June 20 .— MF.MPHI8, Team, at Van Nuys. He died 40 min immediately. The 5 * dryB, and It would cause no sur­ snid thl* was for the convenience utes later without regaining con­ breaker. Mallgln, which the raging St. l-'ranprise were hia selection agreed (IN’S)—As HOUSTON, Texas., June 20.— of the editors but under question­ ....... Rivern continutfu sciousness. Investigators have from Archangel with a da and Whito ^Continued On Page Six) body of Robert I’owell 24ing admitted that it was to tho adunearthed many conflicting stories aboard to look for the st to rise today, more 11mu 2.000 The COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 20.— vantago of tho utilities and they concerning the circumstances sur­ explorers, ran into hm * workers, wearied by an all mg 1 year-old negro, was found hang­ TAMPA, Fla., Juno 20.—(INS) rounding the murder. packs and was compelled __ fight to hold weakening levees ing from a bridge alwut eight (INS)—Declaring that George reaped more benefit than tho cdlmiles trom here today. The Remus, alleged wifo murderer, _Four youths, whose Identities Mrs. GIsb claims she was play­ ceed very slowly, aceordJnir intart, were raring t r body, suspended from the floor of is sane, tho Ohio State Supreme t0 BNrldan was naked by Hcaly if nro not divulged by police head­ ing cards a t her home with her radiogram picked up at flood crest rolling down tne Wbite the bridge by n rope, was found Court today ordered the immediuto anything had been done in Miss­ quarters, hnvo been cleared on nleco. Miss Ethel O. Kaser, 17, relayed here. River towurd Jackson Bayou and i»y two detectives who were trail­ release of the former bootl<[y ouri to get rid of school text books statements by parents of possible of Oklahoma City, a t the time of Peach Orchid, Ark. Crisis nt both ing the gang of unmasked king, from the Limn State Uos- which were objectionable to utlli charges of attempting to black- tho shooting. Both women, wMi q u a k e recorded points is expected today. men who kidnaped tho negro pitul for tho criminally insane. ties Interest. He *nld he knew no­ ninil James T. Bwann, president first questioned, said they heart The weak point ln_the Peach of tho Tampa Board of Trade, YOSEMITE, Calif.. June 20 - Orchid, Ark., leveo is seven miles from tho Jefferson Davis Hospital S t LOUIS, Mo., Juna Remus had been a prisoner in thing of this kind. Tho witness ad­ who yesterday received a letter no shots. Later, however, ac­ cording to police, Miss Kaser ad (1N8)—An carthqi (INS)—Still weak from his hnr long and protect* more than here early this morning. mitted |w did what war known ns tho Lima insane- asylum since his demanding $5,000 under threat mltted she heard a shot, or i I Vowing experience of being lost 100,000 acres of rich farmland Powell was under charges of trial at Cincinnati, when a jury Held work—that is calling upon if he did not comply mem­ noise, and th at Mrs. Glob tok least six hours ' t in the wilds near here, George and more than 200 farmhouses murder In connection with tho found him not guilty Of the m u r heads of schools, preacher* and tlugt Saturday night, bers of his family would suffer. fdonhelt, 13 year old Oakland A„ overflow of tho little Red fatal shooting of city detective dor of his wife, .Augusta Imogens others who coinc In contact with It was the second snrh noto her to pull down the . blind and record of A* 8 t. I/>u "don’t make a target of your­ boy scout, today wn* recovering River west of Georgetown through A. V. Davis last Sunday. Powell Holmes Remus, on the ground of the publicseismograph her*. Th* Swann has received within the self," , .• . was suffering from a bullet here In a hospital. one of th* h**Vl*kt l In 192.1 he said he paid Profaas- last two week*. Insanity. During tho trial state crevasses of last year in o e Tho hoy was lost last Friday White IUver caused the flood wound In the stomarh and was alienist! had dodared that Remus or Langsdorf, of Washington Uni­ Swann got in touch with police the seismograph her* GANGSTER SENTENCED luring treated at the hospital. while on a mountain climbing ex­ months. The tremors waa not Insane, but the trial versity, for writing.Uttors to high and carried out instructions In CTMt th , WW» “ “ “E According to the story of Jack­ judge in charging tho Jury de­ schools principals and other school the note In regard to “playing pedition. He was found with hi* ably 9:24:91 Saturday NEW YORK, June 19— (INS)— higher than U. 8. engineer, clothes In shreds nnd suffering had counted upon andI leU ^ ttle son McCarter, negro attendant at clared that the only not guilty heads, with the object of Intro­ off" with the exception of carry­ Nate Weinslmmer, the last of the criculationa war from cut* and bruises. The youth hope that tho I’fach Orel evec the hospital, eight men entered verdict compatible would be on the ducing public utilities pamphlets ing the bag in which tho money Whlttemora band of g«ra thieves, have centered was Ito bo placed, while a squad the ward where Powell was lying. grounds of Insanity. waa unconscious when found. In in these Institutions. dotectives trailed him, Tho was sentenced today to 20 years 1,800 eaUea from They tied hia hands and feet, nnd an effort to find his way back to " th T St. Francis, In Missouri, Dean McCustland. of tho schqol of in Sing Sing. Ho was convicted on youths were arrestedwhen they Bfl they did so he cried: “Lord rivlllxatlon. the boy clambered of engineering of the Uulverslty drove by the Swann rrsldi-nro and May 20 of robbery in the first de­ LTVT OAl NOVELIST KILLED have mercy on me." Ono of the down a wall of 3,600 foot wall of r t T r . ,h™ u f n & S A i tnu of Missouri, was paid |76 each and shotguns and pistols1were found gree, second offense, for his part Railroad . . kidnapers was named “George," sheer granite. That ho was able CORK, Ireland, Juno 10. expenses, for three, lecture* de­ in their car. In the robbery of Albert Good vis, Us* between thl* / , , . McCarter said. He wore o blue to do so, is a feat that ainanr j The loader however, explained Jeweler on Jon. 11,1926. —(INS)—Donn Byrne, widely livered before teachers colleges. — veteran rangers here.- The youth tlm.tr,1 in Ik, thouund. ol dol­ coat with gold braid on one known In America aa the author Cancelled checks were put In the they had ta k e i^ t upo» themselves sleeve and on the breast removed hi* shoes nnd stockings WINTER' Pi record to back up this point. It to "guard” ftfCann ono when par­ St. AUQUSTINE—Th* I*w of Messer Marco Polo and other l a r s . ______ __ the boysoorrobor- Bhoppo opened in new location in Seaboard during the perilous descent. VII stated that 10,000 copies of ents of on novels and short atorles, was kill? CHOSEN—Plana making for the yovM were Lyron Building on W nr S tm t. distributed nted his "I could grip the rocks easier, DAYTONA —Goni i . i | Ulin nRACH BEACH cd here today In an automobile the lectures were •way," he explained. Hl» atruction authorised of first unit construction of bridge acrosu accident. He wps SO years o ld ., r«Ua» among summer school teacher*. !*.■ S,- ^ f »■ w*r* badly cut and doctors of boardwalk along ocean front. Hillsboro canal a t this place. m ■ “ ■> his Isft ankle sprained r p j i ] *•' fill Push Work To Get Wet Plank MISS EARHART IS GIVEN OVATION BY LONDON THRONGS Large Air Fit Looks For N< ASSASSINATION IN JUGOSLAVIA M AY n rri SUPREME COURT!MISSOURI PAPERS mm CASEOF ACTRESS UTILITY SCHEMES * . I ........... I m k . > .1 f. 1 ____ ( s i n t l d l I I' -I K Wife Of Murdered Chicagoan D en ies Crim e Knowledge ftllt* Rivers Continue To Menace Farmlands Texas Mob Hangs In Arkansas Areas Negro FromBridge George RemusGets To Avenge Slaying His Freedom From Lima State Asylum Four Tampa Youths C le a r Themselves O f Blackmail Plot California Boy Has Wild Experience Of Being Lost In Wilds liJLfti -.n.-.sHMd L it i �FLORIDA, THE SANFORD HERAL D O O M D ftY iS m m iVy ft 5j i? T O E S b A Y ^ n iN E il^ t. L r l A K lilM IK I IM P U •*<£•.■ m■•/A cZ'%'* A > this co-operative event cjtrtimunily Dollar Day{ - The Yowell Company a -nil previous Dollar D tHa full spirit of the occasion with offerings that III history. Make your plans to attend early—mrikalSmi r plans to take advaatitgc of the Saving* made possible. Hundreds of articlo*,po : listed hero for " ItylL.j of spare, will rttake yourf shopping trip n tour of sayiifj*. Remember, One Oajr. Qyly, •tr.ednesrtay a I June •__ H AiL. Store LU... opens ^ .. 'R Q n'nl n.il. llrl 20tho'clock. jy S T ARRIVED- EXTRA SPECIAL -500 yards - - STRIPE VOILES - - 40 Incites Wide— Floral Designs— Regular 50c Yard Values, Bought Especially For Dollar Day— 3 Yds. for BATH K U ITLED CURTAINS shwlrwr^-some $2.25 values JWW 2t S r v Oval shape Rag Rugs made of new rurs 18 x 88, double thread hath towels, FIVE FOR . regular' EXTRA Special! Bath Towels IIuck Towels 18 x 40, colored bonier, double thread, FOUR FOR 18 x .'10, double thread, DOl.I.AU DAY, « FOR I.nce Collars EXTRA Special! Handkerchiefs Lingerie Cloth Fine linen and sheer embroider­ ed hnndkeichicfs G FOR Cotton, jersey, luce cloth, light shades, .'I yds. FIGURED VOILE COLORED VOILE S IL K S A L E EXTRA Special! ‘ EXTRA Special! EXTRA Special! CELANESE RAYON New, 40 in. wide, light grounds, three yards for PLAIN ORGANDY FLOWERED ORGANDY RAYON Bloomers, stepins, slips, skirts ami brussieres CORSETS CORSLLETTE9 VOILE LINGERE Teds, . blouses, slips, gowns, pa­ jamas and stepins For Dollar Day .’orsetR, corselettes, brnisleres APRONS UNIFORMS APRONS Nurse and maids uniforms, good quality, all sires flood quality ap­ rons, very chic designs, good vtUues Collection nprons priced to close­ out TWO FOR BRASSIERES PILLOW TOPS SCARFS Drassieres pric­ ed to close-out at .TWO FOR Stamped and lace pillow tops pric­ ed at TWO FOR Silk Scarfs in wide variety of colors wonderful values EVER-FAST PRINTS and tissue Gingham, 82 to 45 in. reg 05 and 70c yd. 2 yds. H2 inch Silk ln:-|i Sport Satin all-silk I’ongee. shades, values u| yard Special LINGERE ROYAL SOCIETY Small designs, pi dots, reg. 50c Wed yds. for PRINTED DIMITY PACKAGE GOODS Famous Royal Society package •roods at only EVER-FAST SUITING FE L T and STRAW HATS UNION HUTS Collection lovely hats, both felts and straws Department I r..r Men, r*K. II VllllltH A d d itio n al V alu es F o r D ollar Day M EN’S PAJAM AS Men's Pajanuts, PAJAM AS K1MONAS all sizes, plain colors, a regular $2.00 value, suit Pajamas In un­ load selection u*uullv good de­ signs, each piece Kimonas, hot plain and figure designs Center Scarfs, pillow cases, vanity with' glass PAJAMA CHECK 2 PIECE SUITS SHEETS Khaki two niece suits, good qual­ ity each piece .. 81x90. soft fin ished. some hern stitched (F lin t Floor) M unsing Wear For men, union suits, regular SI.r.t) value for Wednesday at SG In. flng count, Dollar Day, FI VK YARDS (F irst Floor) quulity, 2 for STAMPED Children’s Department 2n d Floor Boys Suits Work ShirtH Boy’s Underwear Regulur 7.r>c val­ ues, special for Dollar Day, on­ ly, 2 for M EN’S PANTS I Priced up $ 5 / special, pair for extlra to one nn .!* LINGERIE D R ESSE S and Aprons, very strongly made, Ideal for kiddies Gowns, pajamas,' teds, slips, pan­ ties, bloomers Voile, prints and gingham dress** wonderful values SHIRTS M EN’S BELTS $1.50 values, sizes, special Dollar Day * ROMPERS Men’s W hite Broadcloth Shirts, all sizes, $1.50 value, Dollar Day all for DOLLOP. D ftY $ $ iAu/i W.,'', t * �S.v 4 PAGE TW I , SANFORD H E R A LD , 3 AN^ORE,. FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, JUN E 20, 1928 T -'"’ .T-g"1. 1. ii—'j-ij- r —"" 1. . 1 . i - n..........; -I--1m i't rii 11!>rrrt m m i l. i —i .K .. into the detail of each city depart­ uhHah.d c tr r r aCUrrmMB a u « | ment the up-to-date methods em­ ManUar at laaftM , fto d la . H e r e ’s t o d a d i ployed in their own buaincsscs. i l l Macaalla I m M . ' -i W hat is the greatest honor a young man graduating ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD F irst they attacked the city's S»trrr4 aa n « a a ( __ from college can attain? Some would say a Phi Beta Kuppa payroll methods. They concen­ Mvtohrr 3T. ISIS, at Ik* at »aal,.ra. Florida. a*4~ M t Out of the helter and skelter and hesitant to move. He doesn’t key, signifying excellence in studies. Som e m ight say a t r e d the work for all depart­ iy * m * t,f 1 l,rrt ■■ IMT. welter Af days for special oh- kr.ow whether or not tho new job ments In a central payroll depart­ job o f some importance with the United States Steel Cor­ ItOI.l.AMl Kervancc, one has arisen thnt hon­ ment which could be handled by II. IIOIVAIID IIKItU ....... . J t a u i w poration, or the National City Sank. Others, perhaps woult 22 employees ns against i:f4 under ors a long-suffering, quiet, patient will turn out to bu all ho hopes, KAULIt F. JOXKB.Managing BOHof contend that a girl about to promise to “love, honor, ant tho old method. They set up a and deserving class of citizenry, n"d he can’t take the chance of aIIItsi'lllI*TIO> nATM obey” is the greatest honor a young man can have. system of checking work done namely tho Dads. Decause Dad Is missing one of those pay checks PI* Vitar » — -------- --- STUM) At W est Point now th ey are saying th at Henry E. Wil and auditing payrolls before pay­ always thinking of scmcono else, • l» Monika ....... .................... . I l H And who is it that wears his ^■krrr Monika ...... *t,7S rather than himself, he is the most old.clothes until they are co shabby t l r Carrirr p* r IVrok ....... .. *0.19 son has the utmost in honors for a man o f his age. Henry ing off. Then they introduced a central surprised of nil over this tribute .Mother rise,, up in wrath and re­ Fr '1%« flarald. Xnnlord'a pioneer ntita* E., Whom sport renders will remember best aa Harry Wil­ system for handling the CltO^ki!) io him as a class and us an In­ bellion und flora a little inure . wpfr, lobirrlliM ra tkc faternn- son. hns recently been awarded the Edgarton sabre because accounts receivable on city books. dividual. ” . loujit New. Servlee. reeelvlag from sacrificing on her part, so that the kla aaperlor arrra wexaulritilun lie was captain of the football team last fall and for four They made u determined drive to Mothers are honored in poetry, Head of the Family may resume « t Ol> Ittnonril ouftia ilallr rovpr- years has been u name for rival teams to conjure with. collect taxes long overdue from song und story, uml it stompd ex [ his plnro in the eyes of the world nE all Iko lending rvrnla at thr i! «... i ,. „ .... . ... .1 r : i 4.£ .. I « l .. .1.. . •» T« :.. ... 11 ft. **4 'Hllrv nnrla, Thr I. V. !t, la n He has also been awarded the Army A thletic Association ome 75,000 tax-payers and col­ ...ceedingly appropriate uml fitting And why? It is alt done so #that . irnallr rfllelrnt la Florida aad H'n lected more than $G,000,000 from that Mother should have a day Sister Sue may have her teeth ■mnnrr of handling atafr araaa la sabre for being the best all-around athlete. iltkonl rqnn!. They introduced consecrated to herself. We have straightened, Hobby can go to the Harry Wilson for four years made football history a t this scource. automatic check systems which put haloes around the heads o ' Y. M. C. A Camp, and Sally can ■ ['hr I t r r n lJ la a m em ber nf lh a Penn State and then became a cadet a t W est Point. Rivals made tampering with - I n d it llu i-en u . i f l i l m i l n l l o a a , a n tax rolls a fr r a a l l n n a l A a a o r ln tlo a o f P u b - charged the Army with professionalism . They said Wilson impossible. Altogether they man­ Mothers u long time but somehow have a now dress for Children’s Dads seems to have hcen left out Dny, when she "speaks her piece." la h rra . A d t r r t l a r t a and A d r r r lla And he aged to save the city $80,000 a when signal honors were pitarod •tut I A gvn C a n rklrh r e q u ir e r a r k had gone to W est Point ju st to play football. Think of the multitudinous P u h U ih r r M e m b e r t o an b u t t la a played football. He played such good football that the year by the centralized handling around. And why? When it comes things thnt Dad's income covers. I S a r u u a li a u d it of a w b a e rlp tla n I (lain In v r ilr r t o t r i l ( | p b a o la le lp N avy will be more than happy to see him graduate. B ut of receipts. to devotion, nolf-snerifice, patience, If you have arrived at tho age of i l l rlnlniN o t rl ecu In t Inn, aa r r r l l aa Similarly they centralized and long-suffering niul understanding, thinking n:ul understanding, you more than that, he played other gam es too and played |.o n er aall h I. lialnt n a I n i »« fm a n.rtS -.d * them well. He shone in baseball, lacrosse, and basketball. Aystematizcd city purchasing and tiie Fathers of tlm world stand out. marvel thnt one small pay en­ tWEDNESDAY, v r n v pu JUNE 20. took steps to see that all cash “W hat made the Wilson awards remarkable,” says discounts were taken advantage of. ns well :is Hie Mothers. Who is it velope or check can do so much. Mother is a wizard nt planning, BIBLE VEUSK FOR TODAY Time magazine, “especially in the opinion of men who In addition . through centralized that sticks to l hr same old job, dr.j sacrificing, nnd stretching, hut she in and day out, no m atter' whether " GREAT AND SURE PROMI­ have sported against W est Point, w as the supremacy of buying, they made it possible to the work be uncongenial ur not? couldn't go far if Dad didn’t do SES—Hear, 0 ray «on, and r»- any one “Pointer” over all his fellows in all-round ability. <ecuro wholesale ns against retail If In* didn’t have Mother and the his share and more too. Tho city comptroller, youngsters to worry about, ho . loiVo my raying*; uml the years W est Pointers m ust be fit to get in, to Btay in. Their life prices. I,ovo is tho keynote- Love, and of thy life shall be many. I have is rigorous, their sports many. T hat “JJght Horse Harry” hrough this central control, was might be able ,o better himself. pride, and affection, A whole­ /taught thee in the way of wis­ Wilson out-muBcled and out-generaled his classm ates in all able to keep fully advised of all But (lie man with a family is often hearted devotion, and a dusiro on obligations or commitments out­ dom; I have led thee in right . paths. When thou goest, thy things, was, after all, less remarkable than the fa ct that standing in guarding against exsteps shall not be straitened; in all W est Point history (The Academy was founded in ced in g tho budgets. and when thou runnost. thou 1802) no previous captain o f “the m anliest sport” has They took a complete inventory fhalt not stumble.—Prov. 4:10, c le a r s outmanned all his contemporaries in other direc­ of all equipment owned by tlje city ami assembled a ll- surplus 11, 12. FJLAyER-rapcuk, Lord, for sp^&os la n central store-room - Wilson is a Second lieutenant) vJ entCr from w h ^ - . W j q f c Hyaervant hearcth. 1 the Ajr Corps. this on rcquisitmiT to the department: ■Jrw—«rr— A*n Item of expense for France brave antTHusKy young man as tame goes on. Perhaps he whirl, needed them. This made it to consider—entertaining trans- may take the lead in flying to some yet-unflown-to place. possible to get along with much Perhaps he will break into the headlines for sm ashing some smaller stocks than were neeik-d Atlantic fliers. altitude record, as he has smashed opposing lines. Per­ when ench department carried its own separate slock. It also did Wc take the liberty of announc­ haps some day it will be General Wilson. away with the purchase ing that this "Lindy girl” is not But the skeptics will still mutter that the Army gain­ tional equipment for moreoforaddi­ lers Lindy’a glr!. ed a man because he could play football. temporary use and assured Uie ------------o-------------------- o---------A speciaist says goiters are fullest uso of equipment on hand becoming more prevalent among This applied not only to office and A Man’s A Man young women. Getting too much other supplies hut to pnssengrr gxerclse -these days. automobiles ami motor trucks, r tn Recently u London cabman when asked by the young­ An article in the Nation’s Busi­ It hefrtn* to look as if the Flor­ est non of King George to drive to BuckinghameJ?alflce. ness, describing this experience of ida .delegation, in order to keep Baltimore, concludes w ith’the fol­ from voting fur A1 Smith, will drove intend to th^ police station and depositing his royal lowing pertinent comment: “A I am opening a shop in Sanford and will passenger Ihere spoke the^e words to the authorities: business concern has a constant have to decline to v o t e at nil "This bt'*he inside mi- mb wants tn go to Buckingham incentive to keep up to the minute be equipped to handle any kind of repair Whnt’ii 1 tlu wiv ‘im?” Much was his amazement u, ndopting modern metods and W-. . Mr. Tunniiijffi* «• »«»v* receiver j work promptly. ■)or Ihrrt' “busted Wanks” And the wh'-n lie w«s informed thnt his client wns renlly the son machines. Competition will soon / World’s worn putt has evolved: If of llis Majesty and 'lmt his concern over the young man’s force a busim.ia to the wall if it Phone S83 in care of Smith and Jordan * a femulo di’litoi iiainu in fn pay hrr actions was wlrnlJv unwarranted. •s fiot efficient. A government Inc., until new address is announced. , note, would Tunny receive her? hns no such incentive. It is n Ail this is of relatively little importance except that Jafe guess that u study of any r, ' The span- m tli a .farhsonv'die U furnishes us with a fitting example of the way dis­ >ity government will show nmth. (Times-Union mice devoted to poli­ tinguished personages are often held to bo, entirely apart >ds of accounting and of bundling tical quip* about Fons A. Hatha­ from the nverage run of mortals. This illusioned chauf­ other hits of routine which were way, is now being occupied by feur had undoubtedly always pictured the members of the installed ii hundred years ago nnJ sterns.” Sarasota Times. which likely enough were not up Well, the T.-1J. if pretty food at royal family in the pole he had perhaps seen them play to the standard of the timer- even Corner First SI. and Sanford Avc. j i.ii publii or state occasions when as officers in some then.'' i, 4“fieh vturiu»." • famous regiment they pranced by in their regalia upon How much, if anything, r.M. I / ? WV rerewj^end to our City spirited horsm. If he could read at all he hud probably litchsonvii'e learn from nnii'mores • .t'oinniihelonvrs t.ho m tide by John been awed by the accounts of royalty at the opening of ■'\pi rienco 7 Is there a lfi.5 per Temple Graves II which ia repro­ cent of J axon a taxes which could duced in ether columns of this Parliament, nt tea, at the polo matches, at the yacht races be saved by system and penny page. Wf believe that there is in it or at the unveiling of some tablet. wisdom ? Surely he could not be blamed if. when approached by some suggestion which mny be of help tn them in solving Sanford's n not unusual individual, dressed as any one else and with present difficulties, a?5 e Sanford Herald Professional Football R e fin is h in g the part of Dad to give hi# children a little better than be ever had. Dad never went to camp a day In his life. In fact, he used to work and work hard during vneations. But his boy is going if Dad hns to squeeze every penny. Girl, them isn't anything too much for you to do for your Dad Love him, consider him, and be the kind of a girl he dreams you will be. Boy, there isn’t anything lor. fine for you to do for your Dad. What he wants most is love, con­ fidence, companionship. See that he gets it. And right now, on Fnther’s Day, young folks, tell your Dad how much you think of him. That you are going to measure iip to bis plans for you. And then for o finishing . touch, give him the gift you have been Raving your allow­ ance to buy. No matter if the colors in that necktie shriek aloud, ie’H like it because you thought enough of him to plan for its pur­ chase. And you older girls and hoys, who have arrived nt years of dis­ cretion, and monetary Indepen­ dence, don't forget what Dnd did for you on a limited income. Do your financial best for him, to no distinguishing marks to evoke notice and told to drive to the King’s palace, he believed he had a customer suf­ fering from a mental aberration. His education and ex­ periences in life, it would seem, bud not been of the nature which would have taught him that “a man’s a man for a' Adiutnnt General J. Clifford Foid.o’ d1**’ *n St. Augustine on Monday At the age of fifty-five, Ms benr*. worked ton hard perhaps during his active life, fall&d him ■. u fli " unexpectedly. General Foster was 1 • prominent figure In National Guard work throughout the whole CELERY TO THE VALUE OF $300,000 country and thousands will mourn SARASOTA TIMES his passing. -------- o——— Who’s been spoofing? Certainly their plans into ultimate consum­ A cartoon we have seen recent­ ly shows A1 Smith driving his own someone hns. Con wc now say it mation. Sharing in the profits from tho bandwagon loaded down with alco­ was the soil experts who declarcJ hol, but the thing which impressed that the soil in the Palmer Farms celery shipments ore individual us most about It was the fact that area was as fertile as the valley farmers, who purchased the farms it was being drawn by eight don- of the Nile, or was It the pessi­ from the Palmer Corporation. keys, Mississippi, Georgia, Ala­ mists who declared that this land Some of these are men who en­ bama. Texas, South Carolina North would never be brought to a stage tered the business with no pre­ Carolina, Virginia, and Florida. of cultivation of anything other vious experience in the growing of celery and vegetables. In fact None of these donkeys like the Job than palmetto brush? Well, the answer is obvious when among them is one who came to __ but they are dragging his wagon one notes tho story on pogo ono Sarasota for his healtli, who was ™ Just the same. of this issue to the effect that induced to purchase one of the We have only the utmost respect since May 5 over $300,000 worth farms, and in addition to having for the courage of the young of celery has been shipped from regained his health in the great woman who has recently Down the new pre-cooling and packing outdoors, he is storing, up a nest across thr Atlnntlc, hut we cannot plant recently placed in operation egg of the kind that not only pays doctor’s hills, but all other kinds aay much praise of the motives at the Palmer Farms. which prompted her to risk her life In addition, the packing plant of bills. In such a tmtnner. She announced lias created a now payroll, for 150 Those of the Palmer Corporation that she was making the flight “to persons uro employed day and (and foremost among these is the recoup tha family fortunea,” not u night to keep the plant in opera­ Florida manager, It. K. Thompson) hint of “for the furtherance of avi­ tion, tu say nothing of the hun­ who were pushing the preparation ation.” We hope that she Batisfiu dreds of farm hands who have nnd sale of the farm lands knew forllv “recoups,” but we believe been given employment on tho that there were possibilities in the that her place in history ia small. vurious farms in the Palmer Farm noil and they worked indefatigibly fo have their plans realized. What section. Editor Graves encloses a clip­ What has been done in truck is transpiring today la their re ping of his Jacksonville Journal fanning in this country in the ward for the unbounded energy column, wherein he replied to re­ brief space of from two to three which they put forth in the pa it marks of Editor Rollund Dean of years s possible in other lines, but few years, even while those of u the Sanford Herald oh how the it requires the indomitable energy peslmistic nature couldn't see the Parisian newspapers handled the which the Palmer Corporation of­ possibilities and the potential pos­ advance of Napolean, from Elba. ficials have displayed in bringing sibilities of the soil. J. T. G ’$ conclusion was: “The pres,, of rnrt.o saluted Napolron *■* out uf fear and a denirr for ravoi A PEN N Y SAVED But the Hathaway newspaper* JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES II have saluted Doyle Carlton out if IN JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL sportsmanship and out of respect j f o r the will of a people they serve, A penny saved is a penny got.” iuch careful concern is really giv­ ‘ for the chotre of a party in which On motion of Mr. Acosta the en public moiiics. Within a very they believe, and for the high dig­ nities of a state they love." That city commission has decided to em­ short period the tax rate In that no doubt expresses the motives of ploy an expert In municipal effici city was reduced 16.5 per cent and the Journal reasonably weH. But ency to discover whether there is it will be news to several other any lost motion or wasteful prac­ an inherited deficit of $1,100,000 Uathaway newspapers—that about tice in Jacksonville's administra­ wiped out. And this in spite of sportsmanship nnd respec* nnd tive department* This seems u increased expenditures for needed high dignities. Crrtain nt thos< proper move in every respect. If improvements. Small economies ether papers will be derelict In there is no loss or waste, It will did it. their duty to their public and the be gratifying to have an expert How thlA was accomplished is state they bye If they verdict to that effect. worth the attention of citizens and now and leave Florida a t the mercy Economy and efficiency in spend­ officials h e n ^ ^ I t was principally of the Tampk attorney if their ing tax monies particularly ap­ a matter of^oJWying tho modern campaign estimates of him were peal to Jaxons Just now. The business . 3r*/totfjV*°f accounting ,correct. Of coAree, a different pos- trouble in that in most cities it Is nnd c o n tr/ H /,/* \ j .all too abtheory i | th at they are now hard to insure the name careful Nrnt in f t Pubu„ ltions. In and th a t they were hypo- concern for every penny of public Ea!tinUf.ca** jlttoe of l when they supported Hatha money tliat !• given the pennies Chi '“ ■'*-** me B to hollars I of private organizations. u* ^ 0L0c*i, VflJr F'T’F* B. Tftnp* Til* | Tha city of Baltimore has shown a# M done, however, If wjjjd Where campaign expeiu»i m concerned, the Hoover peoplj, Hooverize.—Brooklyn Eagle. Elton J. Moughlon Architect F irst N at’l Bank Hid* Sanford, Fla. M in u t e Opens a Savings Account and *- ■**>aW W e Loan You^ A Beautiful ’ "U _ Leather I * , ’ Bound Bank These banks are handsomely bound in red, gray, ivory nnd green Dupont Process Leather. Come in and take your choice of colors. The Atlantic Sanford National Bank Affiliated with the Atlantic Nutiunal Hank uf JucLtuuwlL Sanford, - Florida ) SI E D S S IN C T S — QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating Shipping, and Storage J V M 4QH IM1» M. SrO *». \ <a J? & V _ \ G as cf- ^ o il % Phone 4G2—J urn is a mighty little word—often involving your whole fortune and all your loved ones. It is truly indicative of the ever-present uncertainty of human life and the necessity of taking ail possible pre­ cautions. [fe t r-% m e e4 P you have a wife, how can you assure her a regular income when die becomes your widow? How can you protect the future of your daughter? How can you give your son his share of your estate ro that it will be most helpful to him? How can you pro* vide that your insurance shall give the protection that you plan? I low can you insure your present property against loss in case of business reverses? F * r1 _____ . ___ The B its D r i v e r .vtv ot there questions or others of a like nature are hard for you to answer, we risite you to talk with our trust officer. For the greatest device yet made rr to off* r 1 tlie IF of life is modern trust service. Safe, m Safe, flexible, human, practical and -*.a"Dtrir.'.l, the experienced trust department fits the needs of the individual ex* art!v. Gel in touch with our Trust Department and'investigate this great, modern service. I. 1 t o Buses have to operate on schedule and wc make sure of depend* able service by using Champion Spark Plugs. Champion 1*the better spark plug because It has an exclusive siUU raanlte Insulator spotlally treated to with­ stand the much higher tem peratures of the modern hlgh-compre*.. ■Ion engine. Also ■nc>v patented solid copper, gasket-seal that remains | ebsolutay gas-tight un­ der high compression. Special analysis elec­ trodes which assure a fixed spark-gap under all driving conditions. C h a m p io n TR U ST DEPARTM ENT A t L in lic ^ S a t t o iu T l i k t n k C A P IT A L AFFILIATED Till; A T L A N T IC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE *».r Sa n f o r d . F l o r id a - SparfCPtvgs •p tn d a b l* f i r Every Engine SURPLUS $20,000.00 $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 W ITH ■ *; * ^ vli'dTtrrHMfViti v» Confessing to the theft u£m 000 a bank cashier pleaded used thP money to friends. Oddly enough, s(Tin j5 them were chorus girls. City Reporter; and B y F a ctory -----------------q . — What the average woman v I# a strong, inflexible can lie wrapped around her fi. —I.nke City Reporter. O n e D ollar U p h o ls te r in g C . K illin g s w o r th mitlgatq the .worries 0f age and decreasing ctrBln .But don’t fofgct that it’, t£* Ing that counts, >n,l 0|; L. giving In the world wnn’t ** Dad happy unless the tight goes wltH your present. t 0 rj ; a iu ilflb y H ii •HVy-tVH �1 w re fliw firm i M Mrs, David Caldwell, Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins, Mra. M. S. Wiggins and Miss Winifred Strong were hostesses a t a most delightful bridge party Tuesday afternoon when they entertained at vanishing bridge for the bene­ fit of scholarship fund of the N, do V. Howard Chapter U. D. OIH« Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAI GBR, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 d a l Calendar THURSDAY I scminold iChjipter Number 2 0. wkUimeet a t 7:30 o’clock, at 'Masonic iTemple.. There will be uUUtion. - :0/ficers.- of Pioneer Jppter, Winter Park will have harge. Mrs. O. F . -Smith will entertain lie'members of th$ Every Week ad Duplicate Bridge Clubs at 3:30 'clock a t her home on Magnolia >venue, honoring her sister Mrs L II- Mabry. FRIDAY First of a series of dances at e Hotel Forrest Lake from 10:00 1:0ff o'clock, Sliver medal oratorical con­ test under, the auspices of the IV. C. T.,U. at 8:00 o’clock at the Congregational Church. Public 1* ordially InvltejJ. Business and social meeting of be’ Triith Seekepg Class of the [ethodiat Church will bo held at S Q tM r K tiS ' I , MONDAY ■ •St. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross tfcurch will have social meeting ■t 3:30 o’clock Rt the Parish ■louse. Hostess, Mrs. Itollnnd L. Ikan and Mrs. Mortimer Glover. | TUESDAY ••• I Mrs. M. Minarik nnd Mrs. hrcchcr Kent will entertain at fcridge at 3:00 o’clock at the home fcf Mrs. Kent, 620 Henklc Avenue, [Winter Park. • WEDNESDAY Mrs. Harry B. Lewis and Mrs. kjeorge D .B lfhop will entertain pit a swimming party nt Bnnann Lake honoring Frank Dutton Jr. of Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Easterby Gives Party For Her Guest On Tuesday evening, Miss Sara Wnrren Easterby enter­ tained most delightfully at bridge, honoring her house guest, Miss Ruth Sample of Bartow, at her homo on Magnolia Avenue. Roses, zinnias, daisies and other pretty cut flowers were lavishly used *n decorating the rooms of Ud* ipacious home. wcrc^ used for keeping scores for the games of progressive bridge nnd when the games had been concluded, scores were collected by Miss Frances Dutton. Tho high score prize, Lady Grey powder, wus won by Miss l’crrio Lee Bell. Miss Marcia Patterson, who held lowest score, wus consoled with u box of dust­ ing powder. Mrs. Roy G. Williams, Won the cut prize, a pretty hund painted bowl. The guest of honor was presented silk hose, as u memento of the occasion, Refreshments consisting of a delicious salad and sweet course were served by the hostCss assist­ ed by her mother Mrs. S. E. Easterby, Mrs. Edward Higgin< apd Miss Julia Higgins. The guests were Miss Ruth Sample, Miss Ruth Hand, Miss Mildred Hand, Miss Mnrcin l’nt* terson, Miss -.Winifred Strong. .Miss Betty Waring, Miss Perrie I*ce Bell, Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Nonie Williams, Miss Mar­ garet Zachary, Mrs. W. R. May, Mrs. Karl Schultz Mrs. Ecarlo E. Jones, Mrs. Ralph Stevuns, Mrs. William A. Fits I1L and Mrs. Roy G Williams. Mrs. Ralph Wight Is t H ostess At Bridge were converted into veritable bowers with baskets anti bowls filled with roses, shustu daisies, petunias ami zinnins. The pastel tints were featured in every de­ tail both in the dccorutions and bridge accessories. Tallies done in figures of pretty girls wearing large Spring bon­ nets were used for keeping scorer for the gnmes. These were dis­ tributed by Miss Clnire Zachary. When the fifth progression had been played, scores were collected nnd the prize for top score, Coty’s perfume uml powder, was awerdedmiss Miinre'iV Tlolly. ThffT'mon'r high score prizes—a.L.Jua<tt#Ancr v.-ns won by Sam Fleischer. Th< consolation prize, a novelty, went to Frank Woodruff Jr. Mrs Byrd presented her guests of honor with antique jeweled neck­ laces. Late in the evening when th< tallies hud been cleared and over laid with embroidered covers, thi hostess, assisted by Miss Margaret Peters, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Claire Zachary, Miss Ruth Henry Miss Emily griffin. Miss Lem belle llugnn and Miss Cnrmetn Burlier, served refreshments of chicken a L king, hot * biscuits pickles, olives and orange she^ bert. Enjoying the cordial hospi­ tality ,of Mrs. Byrd were Mis: Thelma Welles, Miss Normi Seward, Miss Claire Zachary, Misi Mildred Holly, Miss Ruth Ilenry Miss Lonnhcile Hagan, Mis» Emily Griffin, Miss Dorothj Singletary nf Jacksonville, Misi Carmetn Barber, Miss Olive New man. Miss Helen Mnrentette Miss Elizabeth Turnbull, Misi Helen Vcrnny, Miss fumilln Pul­ eston, Miss Elizabeth Ramsey of Tampa, Miss Marie Gene Gray of l-aurens, S. C., Arthur Zachary Jr., Joe Caldwell, Briggs Arring­ ton, Robert Dodson, Algernon Spear, Sain Fleischer. Edgcrtoo Patterson. Robert Denne, William Dash, Andrew Carrnwny, Hope Huff, Edwin Wey of Arcndi-i, Hurry Morrell, Maxwell Stewurt Frank Woodruff Jr., Hurry Wood­ ruff and Herbert Messer. Recent Bride Guest Of Honor At Shower Mrs J. B. Brooks, a recent bride, wus the guest of honor at n kitch­ en shower given by Mrs. W. R Beecher at lu-r home on Elm Ave­ nue. The affair hud been arranged as a surprise to the guest of lion orRed ami white were the color* featured in the decorations nnd Were accentuated with howls und baskets filled with roses, zinnias, carnations and daisies. Games of all kinds as well as a number of clever contests caused the evening to puss all too soon. The prizes for the contests were won by Mrs. J. R. Lyles and K McConnell. Following the guinea, a grocery delivery hoy entered bearing a large basket which he gave to the guest of h >uor. Up­ on opening the basket it wus found to contain al! kinds of useful nr tides for the bride’s new kitchen Refreshments of fruit punch and cakes were served by the hostess after the presentation of the shower. Enjoying this uffuir were Mrs. M. D. Kennedy, Mrs Mary Mc­ Bride, Mrs J. W. Key, Mrs. A. J. Metcalf. Mrs. C. A. Anderson. J r , Mrs. J. R- Brooks. Mr. und Mrs. J. R. Lyles, Mr. and Mrs E McConnell, Mr. and Mis. George Calhoun ami Mrs. Beecher. A most enjoyable social nffnir of the week was that of Tuesday evening when Mrs. Ralph Wight entertained the members of the Tuesday Duplicate Bridge Club nt her home in Rope Court. There were two tables of players . An abundance of zinnias anil other spring; "flowers were used Ywith pleasing effect in decorating the rooms where the curd tables JACKSONVILLE—Bids received had been spread. for paving Mnyport road. I Duplicate bridge was enjoyed 'during the ‘evening and when mcorcs had Mbn totaled it was found that thA-puizcs, dainty hand* kerchiefs, had.J>een won by MrsGeorge W, Kij^ftt,,Mr». Waltar M Coleman, Mrs. - I-eRoy Chittenden ind Mr*. J C. Benson. Mrs. Wight served her guests with refreshments of parfait and zake. NOT CHEAP The playera included Mrs. Harry Dickson of Orjando, • Mrs. J- C. They are good and 'Benson, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, Mrs. George W-, Knight, Mrs. Le Roy Chittenden, Mrs. Harry B. [Lewis, Mrs. Charles E Henry and Mrs. La Verne Hurt. F rc m n rx . frEPNESPAt, JTJNE Benefit Bridge Party Mrs. Puleston Gives Enjoyed On Tuesday -Patty For Her Club A n d Personal Activities Mrs. Byrd Entertains With Bridge Party r n , P erson als Herbert Messer hus returned home from Sistcrville, West Vu. Zinnias in the bright shades where he spent a short tmei. combined with greenery were used with artistic effect In dec­ Edwin Wey of Arcadia is orating the rooms where .the spending a short time here with tables hod been arranged for tho his sister, Mrs. Clyde L. Byrd, gnmes. After the stated number of pro­ Mis Elizabeth Rumscy of Tam­ gression’s had been plnyod, scores pa is visiting here us the guest were totaled nnd prizes awarded. of Miss Camilla Puleston at her The first prize, bath crystals, was won by Mrs. Frank Powell, homc in Rose Court. while Mrs. WT B. Zachary,, who heltl next highest score, war Miss Katherine Mclsch left Tuesday for Camp Iinmoulla nt awarded n box of powder. The Keystone Heights where she will cut prize, n deck of cords, went to Miss Sarah Whcclcss. For hav­ spend several weeks. ing scored the least number of points, Miss Mnrgnrot Zachary Mrs. Henry Dickson of Orlando won two dninty handkerchiefs. is spending a few days here a? At the conclusion of the gnmes .he guest of her sister Mrs. Im the hostesses served n tasty Verne Hurt. salad course. ^ The players included Mrs Mrs. Harold Hnrgon of Hous­ Frank Powell, Miss Sarah Wheelton, Texgp arrived hero Tuesday ess, Miss Maigaijut Zachapv Also, to sjiend some time with her par­ Earle; E. A. ents, Mr. urn! MT3. S. K. Doeiner. Fitts I If., Mrs. William Moore One of the most delightful and Informal summer bridge parties given this week was that of Tues­ day afternoon when Mrs. Samuel Puleston entertained at her home in Rose Court. The guests were the members of the Duplicate Bridge Club. A colorful arrangement of cut flowers, including quantities of exquisite roses, udorfted the jiv­ ing room where the card tables had been placer! for the games. After tho boards had all been played, scores were added and it was found that Mrs. A. P. Con­ nelly and Mrs. James G. Sharon had scored the most points and no nor*. At the ten hour tho hostoas served u tempting Ire course. Knjoying the gnmes were Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs. George A. DcCot tes, Mrs. Robert J. Holly, Mrs. Frank J. Gonz.'floz, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Ernest Housliolder,, Mrs. F. E. Round!lot and Mrs. Puleston. Jim Reed Ready To Fight To Last Ditch ForTheNomination "We haven’t lost this fight by a long ways." This was tho message received hero today by dose friends J .of Senator James A. Reed of MU* souri, candidate for the Demo erotic nomination for president, in, the eve of his departure from Kansas City for Houston, where the convention opens next Tucsday. • ’ • . . . Loca; suppor.ers of tho Mis­ sourian interpreted the wire to mean thnt a determined fight is to be waged to defeat Al Smith whose managers claim a strength that is llttic s'.iojt of tho total necessary for nomination. Despite this prospect. Senator Reed has in­ dicated a willingness to battlo tu tho lost ditch in hiB own behalf. Senator Reed leaves Kansas City today In order to be l^n Houston on Saturday for n con­ ference with his lieutenant*. A strong bid for uninstrurlod delega­ tions nnd those pledged to fnvorlto Scott, M rs. W. Theodore Langley -tons will ho made by Reed, it Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Elton was indicated fcy dispatches from Moughton, Mrs Charles L. Britt. his headquarters. Mrs. W A. Fitts Jr., Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, Mrs. W. B.-Znchary, FLORIDA |ci\ds all ojhcr states Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs, Paul Mon- in number of cnrluuds nf tomatoes ohun and Miss Malilo Bowler. hipped to Northern, markets. Laney’s * ‘T h e Friendly Drug Stor E. First Street Sanford Prescriptions Tilled Promptly And Accurately TUES. - DANCING - FRJ, s il v e r lake; CASINO - i * —New Musie-r- BIG SPECIAL DANCE FOURTH OF JULY NOTICE U ntil my return from- the North Minis Rebecca ClarkV will have chnrgc of my office and transact all business* B. & P. Building Phone 715* W.J.T hi g p en R « l E sU lo ^ s w w t j a S B S W .- Miss Sybil Wood of Florence, S. C, is visiting here ns the guest of her sister Mrs. C. M. Boyd at icr home on East Seventh Street. - Miss Lucite LcRoy of Uibitulo triived here Wednesday to visit is the guest of Miss Ruth Henry ■t her home on Magnolia Av­ enue. Q ] o j dittaburgiT, Pa., is spending his mention here with Ids mathcr, MYs. K. S. Dutton. Mrs. It. E. Milieu, who lias been '(siting in Sanford for several lays as the guest of friends, left Wednesday for her home al Orlando. ' Jo -s jo a /J 11 1[ Miss Katherine ionvilit- spent Hu­ ts the guets of .Vintner Jr. at he Mellon. Miss Katherine Schirnrd nnd Miss Rose La Verne Hurt lelt ruetulay for Jacksonville where hey will visit us the guests >1 Miss Katherine Ray. Mr. «nd Mrs. Hugh Welch*! ■ind two small children returned home Monday evening from Dorn* ias, Ga. where they huxe been visiting relatives. Miss Floy Stieator of Luke lund will arrive here Wednesday afternoon to be the house guru! if Miss Camilla Puleston nt he­ donic in Rose Court. Mrs. W. Cuuthcn Hutchinson and guets. Miss Helen Sheppard nf New York, Mrs. Aleznndo' Vaughan nnd Miss Arthur Vuuglinn motored to Daytona Tucs day where they spent the day. Ml. and M's. Edward Higgins, Miss Sara Wnrren Easterby and guest Miss Ruth Sample of Bar* tow left Tuesday evening by motor for Jacksonville where they will spend n few days. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell returned home Monday evening from Columbia, S, C. where they havo been visiting relatives. They vvere accompanied home by Mrs. Campbell's sister, Mrs. F. E. Sutton and brother, Gibson Butcs, both of Columbia, S. (’. MIL AND MRS. GEORGE DAVID CALHOUN announce the marriage of their daughter . GEORGIA KATHERINE to MR. MILTON B. REEL Thursday, the seventh of June Nineteen hundred and twentyeight DeLand, Florida. Pronounced summer successes.. . right at the height of the sea­ son...m odels to thrill the fem inine heart and values that will m eet any woman’s instant approval. ^Brillmnt-hued prints, ex­ quisite flat crepes and many other new and flattering summer materials are to be found in this very exceptional showing. UNEVEN SNUG HIPLINES FLARED SKIRTS ‘KERCHIEF NECK LINES SCARFS NECK­ LINES HEM­ LINES SLEEVELES FROCKS BOWS THAT TIE FLARED CUFFS h i n t s B A T A V IA sports, ij|ternoon, dinner, dancing and busi TIRES SMITH—BROOKS * Mrs. Agnes Smith of Snnford, formerly of Savannah, Ga., an­ nounces the marriage of her “ ■ughter, Rosemary, to Mr. J“ Brooks of Sanford. The wed- By DR. J. C. HOWELL XM Wert Gars Astana GUARANTEED for 12 MONTHS Meaning that your money will run you for one year if the tire fails to do so. WAGONER < Furniture Co. • Jf Second Orlando. Florida Floor-Thursday Morning 1 au-K PHori.K a b a u ld S m w th a t I s O s n l l M , M S a l l * a l l « a , him I r r r t a l d la r a a r la k a f k u f Mtaal ml t h e ir t r a a b lr a . SV rll* « r * h a a r 4M 3 f a r f r a a l l l r r a l u r r a a d r a a a a lla lla w . The H r Jaarph r « r w l a lla w r ll It*** ell M a^llarlam . « • tiwpe L » » -r ,,© r l* a * a , |-|a Florsheim a p e r la ll a la s fit s a a tr o -la ir a lla a l . a ad dlaeaara. I*, a. M e are i r l l l i f a a lla l a t h r rra a a ta J W. r r r la l tfle a d lf mi ia>dra re- awl Shoes For Men H o ra h e jm �W'w* 21Z& ! ^ * @■ X 'i*. k on n.UAia**. tf ^ a♦.W JIlV ^ $ s nr r: 1*JU..«<«.U. ■^>^V»j >»-»»» *+**+••*+•*••*<|| iM^i■^->B« • -» - «l*yyr ;»^W yi * ■**.-» •'* *»•«* »., . J, K ; * »*y., v> ^ iw tiii^ M f3 g w ;r-» rv»a-::<0f*;t»H«wgf3;y -v E s ^ c y • *»Yk-;. ■, • KCSt'i T|5j.fW^ f .', . I r ( '. ‘IV/ Mii( •■ r jo h j’j u • / 'V*r. • «• M WW; "fl Herald readers „are .numbered by the Have you invited this great army of thousands. They spend thousands of buyers to trade with you Mr.Merchant? dollars each week for food, for clothes, Have you offered them courtesy and for the many necessities of life— for service and other inducements in re­ amusements and luxuries. turn for their patronage? They trade where they are invited to Reach this great army o f buyers — your buy— where service and courtesy attend message in The Herald will be eagerly each sale...w here quality merchandise read by thousands who will be customers is available and the price reasonable— o f yours if you ask them for their pat­ where they are wanted! ronage. “Herald” £ tm a s n i V r / ' mJ f i l l ' s • ft itifteK; • *MI f A )Y: ’ 1- ••.■'all/ | . * -I,'!— . » •»««.*; , tioi'i ;»«*<»{ .to* r.: W(Mt;vrO. m>>. -n r riwv; it ’• iiV ‘ rfftr- rt\ ’I'liiwftwimi ■ \ <i ’ ■ •»v i I * ' tvifcA ;*iC' . '.i-'/iiwf}**•' ♦>/»• ll .-4?*W»:.W..V»k ■ ‘ 7'i5* . I ’ .?W**'* ■' W**1 'P W :«■ j h »ij-v>*J Hwnfcl , rr > >.uw Sm - IjLfcj ^ • i^l * **■*>*'-T - • _ 7«f71 .•I A �THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANTOBD. FLORID WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2®, 1928 Senator R eed Hi Confidence He W Win At Convent! Sanford Daily Herald Help Wanted ant a d rates ferine: Cash in Advance khone ads, will b« received ■patrons and collector sent Kdiatcly for payment. Bj m _____ — . 10c a line E n e l ---- ----- ---8c a line Ernee-----------------7c a line ■Time''rates on request. YOUNG LADY—YOUNG MAN— Pour months ago you rend the ad for apprentices on the Linotype machine and then you wished you had a position. One young lady took advantage of that nd and af­ ter three months and one week of study is now holding a good posi­ tion in Mobile and.in independent. You arc still looking. Will Bend nnother ymu g lady to same shop in two weeks. Last week the fa ­ ther of one of our students stated that his 17 year old daughter had made $35 the wvck before. Five months from now she will be getting from $10 to $00 (guaranteed) per week. What will you be get­ ting. Better snap out of it and quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs when you are trained to hold them. Call for C. A. ltaincs at If^rald office and he will be glad to ex­ plain details. SELLING HOUSES No One Seems To Know W hew Custom Came From Which Decrees Certain Period In Which To BeUnusuallyNlce follows in the wake of every over­ bulled mntkct movement. Can the market be stabilised at or near current prices, until after the first week in November? This is not an easy question to ask, but it should be remembered that many Rood stocks have not par* ticiputeu in any way In the sensa­ tional rise In pt-cc*. while the in­ dustries behind them have made vast improvement In the last 12 months Bullish lenders liko William C. Durant and Arthur Cutten permit thcmselvek to be quoted as saylnR that the .bull market has hardly commenced, and that big expan­ sions In industry will naturally support higher stock prices, with brokers loans at 10,000,000,000 instead of five. If these predic­ tions arc substantiated by steadily rising stock prices, most of our business leaders would prefer an orderly parade to a boisterous riot on the speculative hoard. Little Change Is Expected To Be Noticed In Operation Or Often times advertisers ask us if there is any mar­ Stodc Markets Which Have Become To Be Independent | e reduced rates are for ket for the commodity they wish to sell. We refer NEW YORK~*"junc 20.—With Lcutiva insertions. By Alice Langelier Ive words of average length the Republican National Conven­ International News Service Staff (hem to what others have nreomplishod In the same [counted a line, Correepcmdent tion over and the Democratic jinitnum charge o! 30c fer Paris June 20.—Paris has pnw-waw to follow within a week I Insertion. been celebrating “la Semaine de or so the question naturally pi advertising is restricted Bento," a week of good deeds, arisen, what effect will |Mlitical proper classification. or a week of kindness, a week set msnouvers of the next month or [ an error is made The BanIf your ad appears in The Herald you may be asido every year during which two huve on the stock market? I Herald will bn responsible everyone is supposed to be kinder The question might almost he [only one incorrect insertion, than usual and really put it put the other way, for In its pre­ Hure you have the beat possible chance of accomplish­ sdvirtiser to r subsequent sent mood the stoek market as practice tho Golden Rule. Irtionu, The office should be likely to be governed by outside No one seems to know exactly ing what you have set out to do. Herald classified ifiod Immediately in case of fuctors as the tail is to wag the who started the idea. Some people dog. The stock market has been blame it on America but,certain a power unto itself, not only In its chroniclers have discovered that readers are interested— they are reudy to buy—sell— TO ADVERTISERS break-neck course since the intro­ in parts of lower Burgundy( ns CHILDREN BURNED duction of four-million-share days, for back as tho fifteenth century, Herald representative 12— Wanted rent or oxchange. Phone 148—your ads will be charged. hut in the full period since the big(here were such weeks, - even A*My Xamtlur with rates MILWAUKEE, June 10.—(INS) smash of February-March of 1925, —Three i and classification will WANTED: To nuy second hand months,-usually in the" spring, -in children of Mr. and Mrs. when^lbe, price,pendulum swung Albert Geiger you complete information, motorcycle. Must be reasonable which husbands were forbidden to were burned to en tirely to o if you wish, they will assist and in good, condition. Box Z c-o beat their wives. Those who dis­ death tn their home here today - Under skillful direction, the mar­ when the mother left them alone' obeyed tho rule, were oblldgcd to in wording ypur want ad Sanford Herald. ket has brushed aside high call for IK minutes making trip .to u ride nbout the village all day on iako it more effective. loan rates arid the enforced cur­ bakery- The fire, discovered by n a donkey turned the wrong way, tailment of speculative credit; boy passing the house, started TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin’s niid to be tho butt of the jokes of Ignored the decline in important from a coal range. The children Barber Shop. Between Fire Sta­ the townspeople. departments of business and indus­ ore Jerome, eight, Margaret, tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. . It Is doubtful however, about nnd narrow path of bho benevo­ trial netivity, and substituted s ’ven nnd Allen, six Months oki. ES1FIED Advertising w ll tho real Amount of good that is lence. A few good ladies certain* fancy nnd Imagination for funda­ prolate your business at very WANTED—Can use fresh yard reaped during this week. Parisians ly continued to tako their baskets mental facts und figures in its F cost. Herald Want Ads eacli eggs thirty cents a dozen until are not easily put into the straight of provisions to the poor, per­ treatment of important matters a f­ haps adding a few extra delica­ [reach thousands of people— further notice. Red Star Groc­ fecting security prices- It might cies. Others, made visits to tho le who wait and watch fo* ery and Feed Co. 21— Acreage For Sale therefore be us easily nnd as safe­ prisons, a really difficult task [Classified page—people who ly ignored ns the strongest politi\J F ifty - fir 3 t* A n n iv e r |ookihg foi-oppniVtfflif^e' in France. Others even gathered fuctors ami personalities that r that the Want- Ad page is ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable together the stray cats and dogs might be brought Into play over of opportunities. Your mes­ for poultry- farm. Located four nnd gave them a good feast bo“GRANDVIEW TERRACE" tho next few montn. on this page will produce re­ Formerly Lions Club apartment miles south of Sanford on old Or fore trying to find owners for Must Htare Policies > s t a cost that is surprising!:* BLDG. Daytona Beach, Fin. lando road. -13 acres, part hlgl thorn. Hut the Inrgo majority of •* Jhin Is most unlikely, however, ATTRACTIVE SUMMER Call 148 for service. land and some of it low, ideal for people remained as skeptical since, contrary to general belief, RBNTAIoS chickens am) ducks. Can be bough) MODERN THROUGHOUT—Elec­ for $100 per acre on your own and hnrU-henrted as ever, ,tho economic problems of the largest Silver terms. Addr-«s R. J. Holly, First concierge remained ai slow ns America and other equipment moment will be closely involved in PERT PIANO tuning and re­ tric Refrigeration, etc. to open tho door at night m oat fttttagly obasftSS the policies nnd patforms of the tiring. Phonograph repairing a ami Linens furnished. Inquire at National Hank Building, Sanford ever and tlx- chnuffeurs complained manufacturer*, John W Davis, of gate* and th eir trisu d s by a ’#D* apartments or ul any realtor. New York, declined before $he Fla. laity. For ten days only I of tho low tips they received. irlm a g a to th e N ation's C apital M [clean nnd tune your piano for THREE ROOM bungalow apart The Week of Kindness will never Federal Trade Commission today. W ashington, D. O., x h t r s a a t a l k p. Phone or elavo your order at Davis appeared for tho Ameri­ iiM>nt, completely furnished, 22 lleul Estate Fur Exchange lie a huge slices* in France. auca w ith tk a rep resen tativ e s i rTropicul News Agency next nicely located. Rhone 99. can Telephone und Telegraph Com­ PraaM eat Cooltdxa h as baaa a r ­ pany und the West Electric Com­ he^Sanforo , , , U>C C». Mr. ranged. T he p arty will also d a D One of the Largest French bott iPhone 221). pany, two of the manufacturer* WILL TRADE: Several building TRY THIS—If you hnvo an apart­ A rlington C em etery a a d lU M ment to rent give complete de­ lots, free and clear, for snin'I newspapers hn* instituted “Eng­ charged in a complaint by the com­ points of In terest la W ashing to n . lish Week'1 and “Spanish Week. ’ mission setting up a monoply in tested for glasses l»y 1> tails in n Herald Classified nd. . . house in good section. Your pric*.T he o« Islanding tea ta re of lb* ivis. Opposite Court House- tell everything there is to lie toll must lie right In answering thi- One- Saturday there will lie n sec­ restraint of trade. Dismissa! of the 1)27 Qolden Jn b tlea T e a r canvas* tion devoted tu English readers complaint was asked. nbout it nnd you will find it much lion waa th e g ran tin g a t ft AlTk Me or Granada D*v Ginger easier to secure n tenant. Cull 148. ad give complete information as and of special interest to tour­ Attorneys for the respondents d ead equsl to s ig h t an d one-third |e call 705. Prompt Delivery. to size of huaze, location, and ists, giving them all kinds of In­ p e r e a s t of tho annual a n e s m t e t FOR RENT furnished G room enr­ price. Address ;4. B. D. Care Tht formation to enable them >o o f each * e e h e r ,.a e d . w ith th e re­ P stop, loftk nnd .Isten frtr The Lost And Found spend their time in ParlH in the age apartment nil modem con­ port of th e actu aries in th e R oyal Herald. voice of un accredited spokesman most agreeable und profitable veniences. Phone £07. A rcanum V aluation E xhibit lo r th n JT: Between Sanford nnd Rands for the great agricultural districts. mnnnci. y ear ending D ecem ber f t . lftT* rossing, brown leather travel- FURNISHED Then there are the economic fnc25— E x ch an g e Every other week Spsuirh which p lacet tho solvency of thw bath, clo.ii' in bog. Finder Please return same tors *if the tariff, gold exporta­ visitors and readers will be tak­ O rder a t 110.54 p er c e n t.'a n d w ith Phone HMl-W. tion, income taxes, mere bant ship­ tlui Sanford Herald. en care of and the puper will n Reserve Fund of 111,211,341.3$; ping, caul mining, etc., none of print one section in the lunguavtho approving and g ra n tin g of a n MODERN furnished apartments,• thing you don’t need nnd sonu- of Automobiles immediate legislation, sines ConCervantes. annual dividend by th e S u p re M Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit-|one clsu has something you want which can «>c directly influenced by Council nt thin cession le practical* IR SALE.—Nash Sedan In .'hen: Garage: excellent neighbor- (.hat they no lomrcr find use for— gross bn* rested from its labors, ly assured. lei, completely equipped fin hood: rent very reasonable. Porters and station attendants 4 make an exchange through thin but toward which the attitude of Many councils a re In favor of h a condtion, cash or terms 1 Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, classification. Cull 148 for servicj, nt the big Care du Nord will soon party leaders must be plain before Royal A rcanum H om s for Aged lonsiblc party. Call Mr. Ru Sayer. _________ ___ ________________ be able to “parley-vous anglais?'1 an Intelligent appeal to the voters Members. T his question will bo Phone 552J DcLand, Flu. with the large number of incom­ can ho made. TilRAs 11Kr~a p a KTMENTS: Re* 26— Miscellaneous For Sale brought before th e Suprem e Coun­ ing travellers who speak nothing It must not t>e understood from HAROLD C, KNOEPPEL DODOS duced rates. 317 Park. P h o n e -------- -------- ------------------ -— cil, . but EpgJish. They arc now taking ■■uro ears and Graham trucki. 859' J ‘______________ ...________ -GOING NORTH—Will sell nix a courso of leaaonn which - will H arold C. Knoeppel, Suprem o NEW YORK, June It*.—(INS) — what is here »ni<t that the two big tukc the op|M>site sides on plm and 13th. StreeL Phone 3. T Old Point Comfort. Virginia Regent of the Royal Arcanum, U o rooms of furniture complete help them within a short time Two of the younger set of heavy­ parties LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ these important question*. On the weight hopeful* pointing at the Uio Ore hundred ami more well known law yer of New York iDGIbl^ i COWAN Co. AOlO ished. 3 rouu. and gnrage. At­ $275.00. E. E. LcRoy, Geneva, Fla. to unnwer all tho ordinary quaa fall nnd winter diminution meet contrary, the leaders oh both sides Hons such as directions, hotel ac­ detonate* and member* of the City. His election in 192? a t i’ at* Lodlator and Hheet metal works. tractive BUinnicr rates. Apply 804 lire striving to let be known that this evening at the Queeiwhoro Royal Arcauunii from forty-two tie, W aahlugtou, for a second term commodations, railroad connec[French Avcnue^PhonaTltLW. Magnolia. Phono 280-W. HONEY 80c gullon. Comb Stadium, when Pierre Charles, they will go farther than anybody of the Union and four Prov­ of two years established a r .•.•ca­ tinns, etc. dent, no o th er Haprcrue lle^v n t else in providing the host meas­ 16c lb. 1009 Union Avenue, Belgian champion, exchanges IIUPCLMARMON ince* of Canada, wilt g ath er on Small garage apartment. Call 231. having beeu so honored slave th e ures for tho benefit* of all classes thumps with Napoleon Juck Dor­ June 18 to huld th eir annual con­ Sanford Automobile Co. O rder was founded tn 11*7. Mr. Claiming to be a special envoy val. BOAT FOR LA1.E: 30 foot bridge of our citizenry. vention and lo celebrate the ItftyI Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. 16— Houses For Kent Knoeppel haa brought to th e utllia deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, of the Messiah, a Frenchwoman Down To Cases flrat anniversary of tho Order. Charles is the best of the for­ of Hupreme Regout a business acu­ Have the Republican* revised -Buatr^oP Service_________ FURNISHED 5 ROOM bungalow fully equipped, sleep* six. Price atrodu up and down the boulevards eign crop of heavyweight*. Be­ Judge Vernon Sprately, acting men of great value to the organi­ for rent for summer and pos* reasonable. P. O. Box 038. recently scattering , vegetable came here lust winter, placed hint the tariff? The Democrats would • for the (inveruor of Virginia, will zation, as evidenced by th e prep­ M. NIPPER. Signs of all kinds, sibly longer. Everything ready seeds with which she had filled also revise, and make u better Job HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No her apron. When a good-natured self under the direction of Gun of it Have the Republicans te- axtend the olllrliil welcome lo Ilia re ss made uodor his ad m inistra­ n Sanford l’utnt & Wall Paper for occupancy. Address Jl°* doubt there ore several pieces of gendarme asked for an explana­ Wilson, former trainer for George duceil the income tax? Yes, but not delegate* upon their arrival nt the tion. 5 ROOM MODERN house, close discarded furniture in your home tion, she said she had been sent Carpentier and Jack Dempsey and nearly us much a* the Democrats Chatnhcrlln-V andcrbllt hotel. W ith a H tul of $241,32;,lud p n tl L VIDLER, Chiropodist. Every Harold C. to bsnelU lurlea ou death ch/a.-V Buprema Regent in. Very’ cheap. Phone H30W that a re no longer of value to yon on a Messianic mission to trans­ proceeded to make u reputation, would have done had they held the Nednesdoy 9 to 5 at Bluebird or 2300 Mellonvittc Ave. —turn them into cash . . . a Her­ form the city streets und side­ Phil Scott and Arthur de Kuh were reins of power nt Washington. Knoeppel, soon to ru le r upon tho $443,112 disbursed for old age b.a* Mty Shoppe. Plio’ic 349-J. ald Classified Ad will put your walks into vegetable gardens to the only opponents who outscorod Would tin* Republicans please the fourth y ear of his regency, 4)111 elite and $2<)t*.509 paid oil 1 -lal d ’v open the convent Ion nt ten o'clock messago before thousands of read­ save the Parisians from starva­ TWO FIVE room modern bungs farmer* witli beneficial* ami co­ ou tho morning of Jun* 18, and ability claim s, (ho Koyi.1 A .uau tiu SUN PROOF PAINTS ers. Call 148 today. lows. One furnished, one unfur­ tion. operative measures? So would the m orning uud afternoon sessions hue n splendid record tor its 31-yv Iter Spar Varnishes and Enanished. Rent reasonable. Apply one risers of service. Dcmocrats. And thus the story nela. Veluroina Flat Wall FOR SALE—Muthushek piano, in will bo held ou the l)tb , 20th, 21it In obcenrlng tho nrty first an»l. (foes. ints. Persian clay jesso. plastico Mrs. Lula A. Miller 1309 Sanford good condition. Phone 40C-W. or and 22nd. v ersary th e 110,000 m em bers of th e Avenue. biding clay and Plaques. SanWhen we "come down to cases" Belgian und should outpoint him cal! at 327 W. 9th SL Juno 23, celebrated throughout Royal A rcanum can look hack »iJ' i d Paint A wall Paper Co. G. U. FOR RENT new Duplex house in however, we find, a vast difference tonight but Pierre will alwuy* be i*rt, Propr. 112 W. First St. In the economic thinking of prom­ the United States and lo Canada a glorious past aud forw ard In e nice locution with all modem POTATOES DELIVERED $1.09 In there trying inent men in both parties, and so m Royal Arcanum Day, wlU bo ' still m ore glorious future, A BUSHEL—ThcHo are “culls’' conveniences. Will rent cheap to Dowal waa origioully sponsored too Hinnll to ship; more troubla to by Jack Kenrns, who thought he wide is the difference than Repub­ ANSFER Service of nil kinds. permanent tenants. Phone 207. prepare for cooking, but just ns saw another Dempsey in the young licans nnd' Democrat* align nr f*hone B70-W or 3302. C. E. FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ good to eat. Telephone 775. split on party, measures, along the New Yorker. ‘ orpening. ished house for rent 1901 Mag­ lines of responsibility to their con seem to get i WIGHT PRINT SHOP nolia. Rent $G0 per month. Phone FOR SALE—Will sacrifice piano, atituents. Congressmen from the nilmcnt* that from party needs funds. Cost new APPY advice on any thing In Kearns stepped out on him. Dor­ agricultural state* arc naturally $150.00 Will sell for $160.00 Ad­ irlntlng. A phone call will get Although a stroke of good luck val is now handled by Larry Leeny. interested in any und every mea­ ir man. Phone 417-W. 0 Rail­ FOR RENT: To responsible party, dress B. Box 428 Hanford, Fla. made him a millionaire in francs It l« not concclvablo that one' of sure designed to benefit the farm­ bungalow, attractive Spanish ed Ave. over night, a little tailor of Hou- these may be the heavy- er and will support such measures 35 ACRES OF HAY— Heavy growth surrounded by beautiful Oak tre/£i baix says he will keep right on weightyoungsters ready to cut, on shares or cheap challenger next year. A 12 whether they originate in Repub­ LBAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS located at 317 High St. Completely hia shears and needle. month ago Tom Hceney wa* far lican or Democratic quarters. [ITH THE NEW WALL PAINT furnished. Two bed rooms, living for rash. Telephone in evening to with Mr. Loclerq won the first prize It .goes without saying that ING NEW AND BET- room, dining nook, kitchen equip 775.' obscure than either, . in the huge lottery held by the more neither party would rare to carry Paul Swiderski, Syracuse light R FURTHER INFOR- pod with electric range, bath, gar­ Fonder. the lilarne for a sharp and distress , CALL PHONE 235-J age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. FOR SALE—25 White Leghortt Credit “The million will help us to live heavyyrelght. and Jimmy Francis Ing break in the stock market just hens 95c per head, Want to s d l “TRANSFER’ HEMSTITCHING V. C. COLLER, 8AN- Borg at The Herald office. _____ of New Jersey, are the semi-finala more comfortably,’* said the all. Phone 805W. prior to u presidential election, and LA. i*te a t the Queensboro* tailor when ba waa told of hia It is obvious that tho "powers that CITY TRANSFER A Storage Co., 19— Houses For Fnle _____ 27—Money To Lout good luck, “but I shan't retire Singer Sewing Machine Shop be" will endeavor to hold stock POSEY'S DRUG STORE—Pra* Mauling, Crating, Shipping, SiJe prices as steady u* possible during Track Facilities, Phone 81X1, 200 Machines Sold, Rented, Exrhenge ^ ■* I aaiptlotM, Drug*, Soda. Wa are FOR- S A lif Oh” RENT—Six room ON WHITE or colored property, yet. bungalow, ail conveniences, nice llu- big political campaign> near a* your phone- Call 103. N. Maple. Ralph W. Issuing, Mgr. E a sy ra y m e n ta . v n. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd £t. country home, reasonable Terms IUnhrra' Efforts Phone 80 North Park, V alde* B id * U. S.AndAustriaWill 3GILDING”” BLOCKS—Irrigation R. F. Wilson, P. O. Box 610. This does not, of course, insure Dattcrlm I boxes and general cement work. (Lejtal Ads) Sign Friendly'Treaty protection to those who have Bracts Concrete* Co. J. E. Tnr- MUST SELL Immediately at sac­ bought stocks at the peak, hut it rifice, modern six room bunga­ IN roi'B T o r vrorXTT jijdgk . [i% ir, Prop. 3rd and Elm. WASHINGTON, June IB.— la only fair to say that the hank­ Furniture low, practically new, eastern ex­ IKM1XULR COI NTV, STATU OP (INS)—A roost favored nation ing heads of the country have done . liTA L ROOFING: The Roof Ev- posure, centrally located In be^i tnPI.OHIOA treaty between the United States r* Kulatt nf their utmost to prevent Just such •rlaitlng. Metal shingles part of city. Address P, O. 1517. HHKI11UAN. JBWETT. Dccaasad. and Austria,, will be sjgSned to­ a speculative orgy as has taken WE BUY or trade la need i t landing team tin and f;alvanlxad T o a ll c re d i to r * , la g a ta ra , d l a t r i - morrow in Vienna by the Amer­ place in the last two months, fear­ . a n d all p a rso n s h a v in g lure. Wagner Furniture Oe. »ofa. Sea James IL Cowan. Oak 20— Farms For Sale______ cbul ataea Hoff-Mac Battery Co. i m * ' o r d e m a n d * a g a i n s t e s t a t e : ican minleter and the Austrian ing the Inevitable collapse that an d Third SL Phone 111. • Y ou, a n d e a c h of jrou. e r a h e r e b y Minister for foreign Affaire, a rJ 117 East 2nd. Street. GEORGIA FARMS FOR SALE— n o tifie d a n d r e q u i r e d lo p r e s e n t 'HONOGRAPII—repairing, piano We can sell you a farm In the a n y c l a i m s a n d d e m a n d * w h ic h you, cording to an announcement ■et e i t h e r o f y o u , m a y h a v e n g s l n e t the State Department. — tuning by axi«rta with 17 years Moultrie territory, good land or. or Ilia e s t a t e nf t t h e r l d a n J e w e t t , d«The treaty of “friendship, tpcflenca. Sanford music store long term*. Come to southwert r a a s r d . l a t e o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty . 40 ACRES unimproved celery tdlGlft Sboppsu Me Lander Ar- Georgia and buy a home. Go into F lo r id a , to t h e H o n . J a s . O. fth srn n . commerce end consular rights," land in heart o f celery sec­ places the commercial relations SEMINOLE AWNING Si bright leaf tobaego growing and tion with house. 4 scree clear- SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtalna Awnings, Window shades. T u of the two countries on “an unWANTED rd. Will lease, sell to respon­ rmdittqnal most favored nation Cushions and Seat Coverings. lins. Anything of Cuavaa. 308 sible party o r give interest for Rf Mjft WORK of all basis." Similar treaties have been 303 West 2nd. S treet clearing. Addreaa RX Herald. r >wing, harrowing, and negotiated with Germany and Belgian Cham p T o Meet Jack Dorval In Gotham Tonight A -Classified- Business Directory g � 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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I 'published In ’■ ,* M r )t and * 1 ’M l r ■I Heart, K-V. JP ssB w ffl . Fair Wednesday; ,-i ible len Land. DAILY NE1 t, -«’ / W SANF6K1TT1 mTTTAT T fflH K M T Robinson Is Slated As Party Chairman party chiefs If* 1 — . HOUSTON, T ex, June 19. — (INS)— Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, demociatlc floor leader, is slated for the permanent chairmanship of the Democratic National Con­ vention, according to indications today among the rapidly gather­ ing ndvance guard of national committeemen and delegate*. Chairman Clem Shaver declar­ ed that the prophesy concerning the chairmanship of the resolu­ tions committee Is less definite, but added there is talk of select­ ing Cotter Class of Virginia Senator Caraway of Arkansas or Senator Key Pittman, of | Nevada. SET INMOTION Between * ! ' •*5® *■ Ti v; 1571525' ^Wealthy Sisters V ( '.it a ft!? iJWii Mpmbi.r Xwiit Hureau flJ n ^ uji If' in f r*f«o la te Reaches Fi '•tit iv»: O f GERMANWOMAN'Mfe PLANS __ _ _ _ _ HOP TOMORROW the — J__ : I 'Declining to comment on the rensntional nature, involving private lives .of both_ thee Prince** case but Intimating that poaslbly and Mra. Schrocder.. Amelia Member Of Cabinet TsGlving he would appear as a witness, The events,( which from the “ Much C o n a ld cr n .lo n T o e rj, AndTwoCom] GoVernor Smith’s ManaRcr Is Paul Shoemaker, Sanford real chief interest in the marital rift gram In H op e T h a t IloYV111 Self Elimination On Scene To Direct Efforts cstAtc dealer, today »hed little beta on the Prince** and her hus­ Land A t Re Able To Offer Solution date back t*f Of New YorkerToWInNom- light on a $100,000 alienation of band. are said Hailed By Backers ton Amidst * inntion At Houston. Texas affection suit in which he has several years ngo when the two Of New YorkCandimet In New Yf.rk ami were wed lias Already Gained been asked to testify in New York. •hortly after the death of the According to a dispatch from Princo'a first wife. The couple date W ith Rejoicing Seven Days Remain McNary To His Side New York, Mr. Shoemaker has removed to Waahington where Before Opening Day been summoned ns a witness by they were prominent figures In S ecretary O t C om m erce S a y s Mrn. Gertrude Sclmoeder, weal­ Where She WUl Soft society circles. A year; H e D oes N o t B cllttleS ou n d Trip Across Sea To Berlin Supporters Of TnmmanyCnn- thy New Ungland society woman, capital later Mrs. Schrocder Is sold l'’ I Plnn F o r Im m ediate Heliel Trip From Wei dldate Believe He Will Be who seeks to amend nn «n »W « « have appeared on tho scene anil NEW YORK, June !&.— (IN )— a suit brought by her sister, *^]n" To Channel Port Nominated On First Bnllot .to have captivated the dashing WASHINGTON, Juno 19 Her newly ncqulre-Mlcnanc moncess Klairie von der Uppc-Upyoung Russian nobleman. /iendhOfTammany’a Made Through HOUSTON, Trx., Juno 1«.— ski, who charged Mr*. SchroeqeThe pulr fled to Europe nn. _ ( INS)—Eight yearn rtudy of the oplnnc poised on tha long ruaway with alienation of her hu»bana » Princess von 'd e r. Uppe-Lipski currents of production and dis­ CandidateBelieveHe at Curtisa Field, L. I., Thaa Rascho (INS)—Although seven long, h it SOUTH AM PTON, affections. filed suit for divorce almultunc- tribution convince Herbert Hoover, intrepid German avintrix waa ex­ days stretch nut ahead before the On the ground that she ha* dts- ously with another action see.;Will fie Nominated June 19.— (I N S )— M iss Democratic National Convention covertMl tirw evidence tending to ing $100,000 damages from her Republican presidential nominee, pected to take o ff today for Old Ua, E arh art, o f B o sto n , H formally gets under way, machin­ ■how that the Prince** was #* sister. She won both *ult* and that the first thing needed to aid Orchnrd, Maine, on the first 1*5 IlIO U S T O N . T cx . .Tuno 19. fir s t w om an to sp a n character,” Mr*. ery was to be set tn motion today person of had cum■*.*«;•. *r’ v now Mr*. Schrocder seek* to re­ the Aemerican farmer 1* a "posi­ of her proposed solo trans-Atlan­ lo v e r n o r A lb e r t C. R itc h ie « lantic b y * airplan e, a n d . , Iw J ^ ./ricn J * of Governor A1 SchrocJer has asked the New 1 ora open the case In an effort to set tive long-vtcW-Mirionst-XW^^^f if d im in u t io n us a f a c t o r In J tw o co m p o m o n s-^ p ilo t* 1 $ supreme court for the privilege 01 aside the $100,000 verdict. She the batter settint of agriculture tic flight to Berlin, Germanyconfident, will bring |c D erftbcrnU c con v e n tio n -] jyfbvem ent 9)1 Providing weather condition* nter a tu iw an d m eet him the presidential nomination amending her'original nnswor, lu plans to atack the credibility or In the economl9 picture. reclion Of Overdone & 1 h ailed w ith q u ie t su tisover the expansive condition* L ouis lio rd b n — reacn eu which she merely denied «nr her Bister’a testimony with evi­ Hoover, It war learned today, illation Has Not Been Com­ on an early ballot. Much water tiring Prince Vladimir von der goal o f th e ir d a n n g io n h e r e t o d a y b v th o s e dence to show the bad character b giving much consideration to h.s waters of tho Atlantic are favor­ ocean flig h t h e re th is pletely Accomplished Yet will go over the dam between now Lippe-Lipikl from her si*t*r and Knith m an n K crs a lrea d y on able, Thea will takc-of*, from Old noon on tne monopiano of the Princess. agricultural program and hopes to and tho day when the balloting supporting him. e a ro u n d . I t in cre a se d then* Mr. Shoemnker met the two NEW YORK, June 19.— (INS) To support her new charges, sisters and the Prince while he offer a concrete plan that will be Orchard tomorrow. Tho plane was ship. The Plan* dropped begins, but Just at present Gov­ lfid c n c e th a t th e N ew Y o r k — Money reels went up _ arid ernor Snrtth seems to he the Hole Mrs. Schrocder has requested was a resident of Waahington. 1 acceptable to both tlie McNary- put through its final test yester­ tha surface of tha baroor overnor w ill b e n om in a ted stocks went down today In n day nnd met with satisfaction of before 1:30 P. M. English in this the Sanford man along with »eV*»» where he waa In the employ o f the Haugenltcs of the Mid-West and rly In the balloting—perhaps on movement which showed quite topic of discussion tho fair pilot. * mer Time. ’ ^ other* to apeur In the Now York flourishing Texas city. federal government. Ho wia their those who opposo the equalization flmt ballot and If not on the Stultz expressed tha Then’s announcement o f her In­ clenrly thnt the ••correction” of With the arrival hero today court. Although he would neither guest on various occasions both fee principle. Ho already has con­ ments of the other flyer* wb tension to hop off for Old Orchard if the aecond. deny nor affirm the report, » r . an overdone speculation hod not of George Van Namee. pro-con­ at their home* In Washington and vinced Senator McNary, (R) of today came as suddenly and un­ axclaimed: "1 certainly q*a |More than that they appreciate l»een completed. From the flrat vention campaign manager for Shoemaker la expected to pl»T at the summer estate of tho Frin- Oregon, and today is expected to numerical vjalur.of the 10,votes period it wgs evtdenj that the the New York Governor, the important part in the case. Mis fCj* at A t l a n ^ j i i y u ^ N - . J - confer vrttlr^mtftC- g urtir, uf expectedly as ditL>VW> afmounco- it is over. .Now lor a gogd^ The Friendship 1 ment of tho abandonment of her testimony Igjielleved to- be -of a Kansas, the vlcc-preaWgR^tFan plans for the ocean- flight last 1:17 P. Idch Ritchie's action osmijyh I “1 ___________ forced on the Smith--Tonwtfldent headquarters not didate. — ----nlth tin the first hallol. ThlT msrkel-wouTd'he rreater than ln will b« eatabllahed and the mlaweek when It was announced she imme<iiately. It began ahmary- morir -will be started In As secretary of commerce waa having difficulty In financing over the harbor whil«4|dot the lout day or two, while bul­ ere grateful for the morel earnest. There are some other Hoover pointed out that while tho flight. • • picked out a suitable spot to ilch the Maryland* executive’s lish fo rce r. appeared more or thing* that have to be dono at a he did "not recry any sound plan ot Tho* Friendenlp a less demoralized by the reac­ Mrs. James Stillman, wife of the down. itlon may possibly hove on the tion of the nasf 10 days. Selling national convention beside* dom­ Immediate relief," ho believed that hanker, sympathetic with Thea s piano left Bury Port at 11:17 1 [avering ones next week. consideration of tho long-view is disappointment over tho cancella­ according to word reaching orders for General Motor*, Radio inating a candidate for president " Yesterday there were three front and other speculative 1®^«” and vlce-preaident, and these will essmtinl to nny program. In the tion of her flight camo to tm The Friendship aligntod upon. ] nk candidates. Today there are poured in. and the level of prices lie taken care of as speedily at agricultural Industry policies are woman filer’s aid nnd purchased water ut 1:23 o’clock andMaa, jt two-Governor Smith and Sena was forced down to below that possible so as to clear tho decks needed that will, a» far w* 1,0^# from A- R. Martlino, the avintrix 1 mediately moored. James A Heed of Missouri. of lost Tuesday, whon the heav­ for the Smith drive. hie. eliminated the cause of crisis flight manager, his Uollairta mono A* soon as toe friendship Tho Smith people who already and repetition of resort to emer­ plane, greatly sought by her. Mrs sighted through too coaiuiel hi liat the contest in Houston’? iest break 6f the year occurred at the Call money W»* *1™ autlful new convention hull next [ UBII , hove arrived on the scene are gency makeshift* In farm relief tho ship* in the harbor Mt up 1 City Who Anticipate Man> -Four Essentials In a .“ long-view Stilnmn who has long been keen dm with whistles aud? hoping but not predicting that |ik!winTw_b«t«»n **” |the ownlnr, «>.<£ ly interested in aviation has un banks c a lH in funds for their People From NearbyTownn policy, according to Iloovera ideas hero was no doubt whatever today midweek reserve bnlniiccs. the the New York executive will go dortaken to finai.ee tho venture The tumult grew aa the plana c O f?lcin U m Cw Im ' long the Democrats u-ramb ract promptly advanced to 0 per over on the first ballot, blit *h‘‘Y ore: Out of deference to tho bankers cled inward and prepared to Tho biggest army of out-of­ If Smith can be stopped at jJ X .B e tw e e n this date and July are certain tft« aecond or third (1 ) — Better organization tnWife's Interest in astrology and acend. Bella upon shipboard Rev. W. P. Buhrman, pastor of re. ballot will ace him nominated. the First Methodist Church for town shoppers Sanford has ever farm marketing. . 1—and there nrn few who he­ first, preparation for the astronomy tho namo "The North in the city were ruug m wakoa ,e he can h e -lt will have to settlements will necessitate the Withdrawal of Governor Albert T better seen Is expected to arrive tomor^ .......... _ (2 ) — An agriculture leve Star’* nu® bcci\ ombloxonfjd on iho Crowd* along tha water, “ ‘ by Reed. He 1. the only remain­ withdrawal of a huge volume of Ritchie of Maryland as n con- the past two years, has been re­ chteYed conunuoosiy. ‘ , mopnlaj5.fk?,,ben do*l%,Utlan«ed i*4theirien.“ "^i' candidate any rtiinnorl suppon w i ^ from lh(1 apeculative mar­ tender for tho presidential notn- turned to his charge here, accord­ . . . . who has ntw a ns Tho flight from Burry Inlet w (^Stability of 'business ■ % t_C ! Mrs- Stillman, with Mortime ns t all from outside his own Rb«tc. I aniJ |t is In fenr o f t h e ef- Inntlon has cheered the Smlth ing to an announcement by the' „_nford m ercW ts throw open made doubly duficult by whole. . . that ^ «Reed• ...111 nrrluiill!PC 1 _ . * . _ _ L ..llRilrnlVIlJfl that their store doors for the greatest n passenger, will tako o ff fro]1 1 confi annual conference, which has will arrive here feet of such withdrawals that the weather was rmiuy, (4 )— Elimination of wasto in enator have forces although they ,w*r» Dollar Day this city hn* ever production un distribution not Curtis field In a Fairchilds cabin foggy anil pilot Stull* waa dent‘long"ago’ that'the Maryland Just terminated in Tampa. Friday, Ho is militant nnd un- hundreds of small traders piano n few minutes after Thea •untira by the teeming inevitable been liquidating their executive would be In their cor­ Tho reappointment of Rev. staged. gating over au*n*e couutry ;t only of what tho farmera sells hut . ji ner at the proper time. >sa of Smith's nomination Hi* Industrinl stocks, " h.i’ Tho crowd* are expected to what he buys, thereby increasing an dwlll accompany the Gorman no fanuliur iandmuik* to aulda 1 Buhrman has been received with flier to Old Orchard. anagers are somewhat grimly of h,V« declined l<» purchase until • Although the nomination* will clatiou by officials and congre- come from as fur away as hustls, the benefits both ways. A* anon th* Friendship touched t , this cloud h«s hern rem°eed. Necessary additional navlgitlon surtoce a number ut small e same attitude, (.overnor R't gut,on of the local church. Iho DsLand nnd Winter I’urk. Newjnot be made until n f* r the A complication of lloover a General Motor* new 4 -1 - poim do’s action jarred them not a dren .o hclov- r " . was "n un*et- platform huH hern adopted, the pastor bus been tho recipient of papes advertising uni circulars views, obtained at the Commerce t Instruments have been Installed In put out from tne shore. hit, at least, for publication pui tlln.' factor in th« bullish rank Smith people are planning to sec scores of congratulations from have heralded the hlg evdht over Department, showed that umong the sip. The tanks, have been oadThe Friendship alighted (entral the factors which would aid the cU with fuel to tholr capacity. ono mile from . th* "hdra. the forenoon, lo.ee W«eks of to it that tho Wishes of the New friends, who offered their com­ the entire portion of °*We expected it." said Kd S. he .lock were throw*. »"•'• Then's flying ability is a matter launch that had ben awaiting 4 York Governor nre Yuirly well mendation upon whut 1* described Florida wlhtin u 26-nillo radius farmer through increase in nation­ mm-V-o* by the professionals, nnd carried out In respect to this doc­ us u most successul yeur in ino i of Sanford. illmoare, who is in ch*r*c al efficiency, include consolidation of record In aviation circles. She the plane at once took it iu lb* bced headquarters here Pending ston-lov •orders were I Practically every one of han of railroads, development of elec­ served her flying novlutc under and puield It to tho imperial At ument. At a very recent confer­ he arrival of the Missouri Sena- in i»ond volume. Rome distress ence In New York between Gov­ C irav.' Buhrman returned home ford's leading merchants lini tric power supply, waterways and some of the foremost German waya dock where it waa moor * Saturday train Tarapa, report­ or. "It will moko no appreciable selling of the oyer-crow, ed IVO0Is ernor Smith nnd Van Namee t ing one of the best attended niado extensive preparation* for synthetic nitrates nt When tho plane waa maye Muscle aviators and to date has never trusts end nnd Jm Ivkhiat is understood hero thnt the pintInvestment trusts.t figured :4n aerial accident. She Miss Earhart and her co»ipani gatherings held by tho Methodists the event. In many cases, special Shoals ........ , Ir-dcre wn- renorted left the macliine to n.c«u«a Tho rail consol uiat Ion plan, he has been flying six ye4rs. nn- form was discussril ut great tor n number of year*. An­ purchases have been made lor tne luulloua welcome. There vaa iaryland's 10 votes would go to kets, nnd foreed liquidation length. According t«* Information nouncomenl nouncement. of tho ministerial feels, would ulluw a »urc roadrvleancu as Hi*; ""'v ^Vu.tun'l after the first compllnieti- nesrc.l Tho bargains which will he Justment, of rates In favor of the distinguished azaembly upou nnlrwl mareias and the ira'uai here the much discussed wet plank uppolntmcnt* waa not dock including American Cc whittling away of the resource In the platform will only go ;io until yesterday by conference of- offered will range from theater farmer, though1 wider diversifica­ tickets to furniture. Shoes, mens tion of traffic, greater economy in in tbe nave of the United St itchia'a announci'nwnt therefor . of traders, big and small. far a* to declare in favor of n will f ‘C ‘ l £ * Sanford minister will have and women’s clothing, household The Friendship waa anchor^ that Smith referendum' in «»ch state ns to operation, financial stability and nierely means women s better handling of terminal prob­ a buoy just tn front of the1 ave these votes on th. fi™*• b *J ; | (ienBU8 ” Hureau Gives whether the Eighteenth Amend­ an assistant next year in lk.n necessities, novelties, A. fook. Jr., who will be In men’s toilet articles uro included first ballot Th* machine looked bright ment should lie liberalized. lo t It Increases his lems, ... *, of the local mission. Rev. in the many bargains. shiny and showed not tne r Figures Upon Church Things will begin to hum In the charge Tho St. Lawrence and Missisa1L J. Haeflinger has been reap­ Members of . Sanford lodge est scar nor . trace of the Among tho many merchants Ippl waterways systems were ^Tha^moch bring* hlni no ,u'ar‘ Smith camp th# latter part at pointed presiding oldar of this, [h* nomination than he waa bt WASHINGTON. -Tune 19­ the week ufter the arrival of the {ho DeUnd dlstricU Other ap- who will have un active part In sneclfIcaUy* mentioned while IIoov-1 number 709. Brotherhood of Loc- weatcr through which It'had >"» , ------- , ......... .....I omotlvo Engineers, held their an­ od on the 2*4d0 mile flight fore- •'Nevcrthrioss. the cold figures __(IN S )—The Methodist 11roleJ„ New York delegation. John W. jiolnlnienta for tho district m- the day are: ChurchwclW. M-- •pecmcauy cr always has favored improvoKlnnonMarkwooil Company. ment of the Columbia nnd Colora­ nual memorial service Sunday Tropasaey Bay, N. F., to We an the Smith strength a™ "'>* rant Church had 2*10 ehurrhes In DavU of New York, one of the A hug* United States VUg. A calculated to impress anyone, evin United Slutes in 19.0 «"'•)• ’ state’s eight delegatca ut-large is ClUARoona Mission, Q. F. Bras­ Speer 61 Son. Wagoner Furniture do Rivers, whft* he holds would afternoon at the Womans Club expected to represent the delega­ well; Benson Spring* Mission. Company, Kanner's Department contribute to decreased costs or in memory of departed brothers. nated by Mrs. Savage, wife of t ihe Iteed spokesmen. Hgun» ■ member* the ( on*u" “ .. A most irapresslvo program was American Concul, Uoated fret transportation and increase they will, the opponents of tlm nounced today. The nie.nberahin Is tion on the resolutions commit­ W O. Troutman; Bunnell, a . « . Store, Sanford Dru*f CornJFf New York Governor cannot get considerably heavier than M « » « ; tee. There had been some talk Hancock; Cocoa. W. 'W . 1-aite; Arcade Delicatessen, Nlilane Tliea- volume of waterpower and sv’curi- rendered with eulogies by J. R. flag pole in the middle o f th* 4 I.glca and F. L. Crosby, and a pier. It obstructed the view tliat Mayor Jamea J. Walker of Crescent City. li Holladay; Day­ ter, Great Atlantic and Pacific ty of Irrigation communities. around the fact that he is fairly hut the number of churche memorial address by Rev. W. P. some of the spectator* who tona Beach, P L. Redfcarn, 1 «• Tea Company. Mobley a l ,'™£ New York, alto a delegate at A typical Hoover view express­ certain to have a minimum of 0oU smaller, iadicating Ihe Land, J. S. Purcell and one to Store, the Sanford Atlantic ed In \hc compilation won: I am Buhrman, pastor of tho First pod the flag around the pole, ates on the first h'Hot- Hia mana- tendency in »>> Pbise* of nrtiviiy large, might he picked for the Following Is tho program: bo supplied; Fort Pierce T. National Rank, Hill Hardware end Americans, who looked \ resolutions committee but Indi­ no believer In government com n S C w d«0nit.ly toward consolidation March by ’ members of tho this action as a alight, rushed 1 Brantley; Jupiter. C. ' J J ; Company. Tho Outlet, Laney * cations now are that he will be nulsion as a method of attempting Tntal expenditures nv -n.l S i foil w“ ‘ , Mlms-Geneva Mlsaion. ThoniM (Contmued on page 2) elected to one of tho other coni^ Williams; New Smyrna, w. n. Drug Store, Dave’a Department to build up any kind of human Brothrehood and the Auvlllary. If these fjgures stand up and churches amountd Invocation, T. J. E. Well*. reason to activity. Compulsion Is an tmplc mlttees. Store, Myrtle's Doughnut Shop, (there Is no apparent which $2jiCf>.00 Vocal •duct, Mrs. A. M». Phillips $5tl^H7 for Itr nil probability, Franklin D. " O k e e c h o b e e . joubt them, it means J. Fi Games; Ball Hurdware Company, Union ment for stopping wrong doing and Mra. It. L. Glenn rent expenses enq within T s ^ ’tWan TOO VoUa1 of tho I nnd missions. The Roosevelt of Hyde Park, N. Y. Ovloda, C. W. Matberson; aUt- Pharmacy. Ml-lady’s Shoppe, Rather are we to succeed if wo Reading namee ’ of deceased nomination o nthe t j n ^ i |nirmber*hip was chiefly rural, will be selected to place (.overnor ka W, J. Carpenter and one to Forst'a, The Yowell Company, set up such helpful and sound brother* by Ernest Krupp, aeeroSm ith In n om ln a tlon J toosev elt, Smith I Hved In tho country organization that people nro nt b# supplied: Pierson Mission. R. Istrength. The TV i M XT i A •< to draw the | M _ m« In(1|>r ,n citil>8 nm| who la held In high estcenX b>t T. Caldwell; Sebastian, H. I • Lloyd’s Shoe Store and P iggly |managers.will _ and the remainder — . *clf ^nt0r*^. *° i0ln I offering b j” Pauline Crawford and delftratlon* towns. It whs the largest .In North Democrat* of all sdhesaof-h Ty Boyd; Bovllle Mission, B. «• Wiggly Stores. remainder from the ' 1Sara Moye. „ * I . --------aa Ohio’. 48, Kansas’ 20, c S J n i with 20.992. followed by Democrats of all shade* of opin­ Montgomery; Stuart, 8. I B * Eulogy, J. It. Lyles and F. L. Two Uquor cases, schedu WAUCHULLA—300 bushels po­ drix; Tavares, O. Bowell I » n er, ion, served as Smith’s campaign 30. Nebraska's 10 ®"d V.lderatlo! 23-220 in Ohio, 22.174 In Mary Crosby. 1 Municipal Court on Monday^s Titusville, J. L Hunter, Vero tatoes from one acre Is w o r d of Mabel Boll Changes 124. leaving out of consideration hind and 18.702 In West Virginia manager in 1924. Depositing flower* by Mr*, ing, were postponed until till*, W. C. Itogers and C. I* Grlmsley. local fanner, Mind Again OnFlight Moyo and Mr*. Bandy. entirely # j j j 1 Uu„ , . I morning. Frank Blair B e «h , C. E. Cook present th* solid south, Clearing Rouse Plan Vocal .olo, Fred S$ubb*. ‘ 1 Jackson, negreee Dormitory Is Burned HARBOR GRACE N. F . June Reed’s 30 from Missouri Memorial address/ Rev) /W. P. h»vteg intoxicating D 10 — (IN 8)—After changing their A t Forest Academy To Be Outlined Here Buhrman. „ U | plana several .time* following QU.H.U., r . m ^ o . t r i . a Sj g j Tunnttliffe Named Ml,a Amelia Earharfa successful The Committee of 60 of the A fire of unknown origin Sun­ J. Nix, B. C. Mooro ana r . |g^ r part of tha Receiver For Bank day afternoon completely de£ “ ; Florida Citrus Grower* Clearing flight to Europe, Miss Mabel Bull and her two companion*, Captain* Uhed a 12-rooro domltory at h r Hone* Association announce* T J p t t i M33LT1 ’’ t -Vo Academy In Forest City. aeries of m atings for BemlnoU Oliver Lu BoutUllcr and Arthur Sanford Klwanlgns M * their laughter and »PP>“ U“ Accompanists, Mi»* Margaret I Arthur Me Thf buildlmr was occupied by the County this week when effort* ladies numbering between «0 » “ d the •‘Automobile Trio” composed Arglea, have decided to take-off on or-8tu deb.ker" Fort “ Ctejvrocaretaker, H. M- Burn., during the a flight to Rome today, weaUier Davi* and Mr*. L. A. *ltaTkOT,,n|‘ViMa! assault,, (FM 80 laat night enjoyed on? “ let" Illghlcyman Deceased rocpil'crs of tbo locul |lYoodberry, .dtioi will be made to Induce local grow­ permitting. Although It rained summer month*. h Mnie re r lodge includq: \Loul» Roberta, L. I $10 bond eetreal ers to Join hands In what Is de­ moat delightful sodal Mr. Burn* dUcoveren *"■r u UBt Comparer o f Weat Meyrra, who »* "* #8t*J“ here lost night, weather report* Trust the history of the local elub. th« J. Laing, B. F. Hlgglpa, Q; W. Jewel, dnmk it. _«nf of thr nulidlnir. Palm .Bdach. on the r°Gf 01 j : . lth m flro scribed •» o m of the greatest occasion being a dinner and dance the accompalnmcnt of cl»»gtn« indicated flying rendition* over Chason, J. It. Carney, A. H. __bond ___ »treated; silverware and piano discord*. tho Atlantic would bo good today. ottemypted to check u h>(, co-operative movements ever For the pa«t W $7 for assault; Sam * ! riSli at the Hotel Forreet U ke. Dougherty, • T. B. Atkina, J. HGeorge Brockhahn followed with Ur. TunnlcRffe Yesterday morning, announce­ $10 bond estreated! undertaken In jMjjeoutb. 8. M. Lloyd, president of tho for the 2 , * similar ca: , headway several vocal J ncl“ J "5 ment was made by the flier* n McGan, E. W- Rowland, W. H. Iforfeited $10 " . Tho Clearing House pUn wIU club, welcomed the *" ‘ -----rial Ban "Cross Questions," which scored which they *tlted they would Peter., C. E. Stafford, George conduct be outlined in detail Iqr opening the dinner and then_ pra Armstrong, W. R. Price, E. C,| Jo# Jack, a distinctive h it JfoTi abandon their plan* to fly acres Keys. T. E. Fox, M. J. Malloy. -Sjll continue. Mr. Tun sent out from tha J ^ •anted Edward F. U n e a* t°aaL Toastmaster Lane next intro tho ocean and ship the plane 3 Sleh county authc t Ivor tor a Daymiarters In Winter H a v riu O n mailer and master o f c#r*"\onlf*; duced the "Politician Quartet England for « *rt»tward attempt O. J. Calfee, N. B. Leonard. R. lar Thursday of this week meeth Invocation was pronounc'd by It waa used during tU M ‘J™ ""iJIffbwS-' composed of L. P. «• »«> . f ud^ instead Later, however, they de­ E. Pollard, J. E. IHcka. AUre4| >r« scheduled for G**nta at 2.JU Rev. Max Cook, pastor of ■s a dormitory for the students J,*G. Sharon, Frank Evans and cided tbkt since everything was In m V . H. L. Colbert. R- P- Joakjnj Ij S S e T ^ l ? 1 rA ffrY t o m r b t ^ o’clock fiTtlU afteraoon - d Baptist Church of Oviedo. the academy. ' _________ [ Frank . L. Miller, who attempted readiness for tho fUglit, they C. A. Hackney and .J. L. I adriclu |10 ^b««d fo ^ ^ Oviedo at 8 o’clock that night Mia* Catherine Buhrman ceslc Lee NEW STAMP ISSUED would adhere to their original Maitland and AlUroonte will bn "Ramona” and "So TYed.’ being to sing “Tbe Recount Blu BUSHNEIX—2 leading Rev. Fr*nk M.rter p z ^ o f meeting acene* on Fflday, with accompalned on th* P»*»« by the First Christian Church,, do- plans. : WASHINGTON. June tho ono at Maitland ecbeduled for George IJrockhahn. M>» a.-i no "Vlalon," which waa declared one Itamonte (INS)—Effective Aug. 1 ■ MIAMI—D »d- . ^ t e r a e j j i« .« also gave two ukelele eelccUon* of tha most Interesting 2:80 and for hurfllA, ««• y »* * and Mr. Brockhahn rendered »*v« foi- S o'e»o<. en before the club In *Ome time. structlon Co., Inc., . I cumber l City Ued at 110,000 era piano number*. . . iC 0Q tW «l oa p . « . S) f « ,Uadd i?Ul- Z at B F. A number that elicitod much ir* f hors oa|saMter / 0.heral N«w M»$c * M, tartbe e .iv.i,*-a 1 Am. i .xfr-** ■ A ice Narrows To »ed And A1 Smith Flyers Hapoy Endingjoi MONEY RATES GO UPANDSTOCKS DOWN IN MARKET rK S edV oIbebigeventfor SANFORDPEEPIT SANFORD STORES Brotherhood Holds Annual M em orial Services On Sunday Trials Of Two Sellers Postpoi Until Next Fri< I Sanford Ira n ia n s AndTheir Ladies Enjoy Dinner-Dance At Local Hotel o s s f t i s a rv«oH. �$ .i v im ri Ior..-- 3 > iD G L i. f t t < u f t y 0*; r ..w m ^ tr r gee Our Ad Tqiaqnpw F p r Additional Specials Community Dollar Day! The Yow*ll Company enter* thU co-operative eycnt in tW full spirit iof.the occaaton with’ Afferlngfc' that surpass a ir previous- Dollar Days in history. ..Make your plana to attend early— make your plana to take ad vantage . -IT j - -_..4 * * here fo r ' lick' “ of* the savings made possible. Hundreda of articles not7 *.jated Jtemembcr, One Oay Only, a<«, will make your shbpplrfg trip a tout-of aavi ednetday Jnrte 20th. Store opens 8 o’clock. Full fashioned, light shades, some regular $2.25 values thread, FOR FOUR While mid Kcru, 2 1-1 yds. long with Tic linck 18 x 88, double thread hath towels, FIV^E FQR EXTRA Special! Hath Towels double BATH T O W E LS R AG Rugs i r/.m •1 EXTRA Special! bon ier, R U FFLED CU R TA IN S EXTRA Special! EXTRA Special! I*nce Collars Handkerchiefs Lingerie Cloth 18 x R<i, double thread, DOLLAR DAY, « FOR 1-ace yolk and organdy collars, Home ombrolder- Flno lined and sheer embroidereii hantlkcichlcfn 0 FOR loro rloth, light shades, .1 yds. ' •12 inch Silk Prints, 40 Inch Sport Satin, "2 inch nil-silk Pongee. All light shades, values up to $1.50 yard. Special COLORED VOILE FIGURED VOILE CEJLANESE RAYON Plain., colors, light shades, rcg. 85c yd. 4 New, 40 in. wide, light grounds, three yards fo r Voile, 3G to 40 in. wide, light shades,—yard o t r lt o r i3 ij: LINGERE | R^VYON ( Hloomers, step- 1 Ins, slips, skirts and brassieres UNIFORMS FLQ W ER E D ORGANDY P L A IN OR GANDY t1 • • E V E R -F A S T POINTS 45 in. permanent finish, floral and figiired 1 >/j and tissue Gingham, 32 to 45 in. reg 05 and 70c yd. 2 yds. Small designs, polka dots, reg. 50c Wed. 3 yds. for PRINTED D IM ITY • EXTRA Special! Huck Towels SILK SALE w it Nurse and maids ( uniforms, good ? quality, all sizes Teds, blouses, slips, gowns, pa­ jama* and step ins Good quality ap­ rons) very chic designs, good values PjILLOW TOPS Hrointicrea Stamped and lace pillow tops pric­ ed at.TW O FOR 30 in. wide, figures and dots, 3 yds. for For Dollar Day .'orsctR, corselettes, brassieres ■ APRONS BRASSIERES E V E R -F A S T SUITING CORSETS 0 COUSI.LET. * TES & VOILE JUNGERE Collection aprons priced to close­ out TWO FOR SCARFS Silk Scarfs in * wide variety of, colors wonderful vnlueH ROYAL SQCIETY PACKAGE GOODS BATISTE CRETONNE 3G in. heavy tap­ estry designs, light, dark, 2 yds UNION SUITS i •k *1 VIIIIII'M C U R TA IN G IN G H A M Material, Marquis­ ette, val. up to $1.00 yd. 2 yds. Ever-fast colors, shades, 3 yds. Fnmous JRoyal Society package goods at only G IN G H A M Ever-fast, small and large check, special 2 yds. FELT and STRAW HATS Collection lovely hats, both felt* and (drawn Department l-’or •Aldi. M E N ’S P A J A M A S Men’s Pajamas, ‘ PAJAMAS Pajaman in un­ food selection usually good de­ sign.!, each pleco R OY’S SHIRTS and blouses reg. $1.50 val­ ues, all sizes, colors R O Y ’S BLOUSES pajam a C ^ E C fC One lot, values up to $1.00 special, 2 for 30 in', fine count, Dollar’ Day, FI VB YARDS K1MONAS Kimonos, both STAMPED Center Scarf*, plain and figured pillow ' canon, designs vanity with gluon 2 PIECE SUITS SHEETS Khaki two piece suits, good qual­ ity each piece .. RlxOO. soft finikhcd, *6me hem­ stitched (First Floor) (First Floor) Children’s Department 2nd Floor HOY’S SOCKS Fancy ali: sizes, SPORT BLOUSES HOY’S CAPS MEN’S for boys, also shirts, white only, very special Values up to $1.75 /v e r y special /o r Dol­ lar Jyfly PANTS Priced up to, $5, special, one pair for an extra M E N ’S BELTS $1.50 values, sizfls, special Dollar Day ROMPERS and Aprons, very strongly made, Ideal for kiddie* LINGERIE Gown*, pajaman, tedn, slips, pan­ ties, bloomer* DRESSES Voile, print* and gingham dresses wonderful value* SHIRTS Men’s White Broadcloth Shirts, all sizes, $1.50 value, all for D O LLR R D R Y»$ �I B P P p > ’-2 ’ri- r Ii .'V !’ .W *• 4 nsivs ----*** «»o >»rrest >ry. insi,oan*»d >..,i» Sanford Kiwanians gpod'night’s aid n«*n Saints Win E a s ily Plane “L, juned "nonary” hotel at Pembrcy, And Ladies En jo y wmes, Tte«r Lianeiiy; w a natvtvt Reaches Final From The Sheriffs no trace of the weariness entailed the long and dangerous sky Dinner And Dance By Score Of 10 To 4 On English Harbor by voyage over the ocean. Her face BLOW BY Jess P etty Yields O nly [1 DEFEATS Four Safeties To Phils; __ IT( Cubs, Braves Break Even ^Jym cl H urls G ood O u n e F o r NEW YORK, June 19.— (INS) Kiki Cuyler, pitta more than a £*♦' Sanford Yielding 10 Hits In 14 F ra m e s: Pitcher —Bsseball fandom turned its at* score o f runs, featured tbo double Also (.ends With Stick tvntlon to the Robins pitching header split by Chicago and Bos­ Sr'/Mlnnti, June 11*.— Hewell's y tiofuc rtii save Sanford * 3 to 2 ' Aii'tory o\V*r Miami in the thirtc4utlv Inning Monday. 3U, llyrnol went the route for ihc ^ (Jelcryftds nnd Meyer lor the , Hustlers. Km her leant scored uny H| the ninth when Friable beet ■' ouV a perfect hunt, stole second threw the hall away. He scored i » Hewclt’s sacrifice fly. Barn* * singled and scored on Stapleton's one base blow. ■ yf? . : * . 1/ irl.n The Hustler* came beck in thtii staff again today. Jess Petty, ton. veteran hurier repelled the Phils •■nig THU" Thompson's “hat with Just’ fotir safeties yesterday; i Kby*** proved no. match for Rajah This little achievement following and his cion’ at bat and In the as It does,* right. on the heels of field and were humiliated to the l'arzy Vance’s strike tut exhi­ tunc of 10 to 2 In the first gamo. bition .Sunday tf’erved to Inflate Rut the Cuba more than avenged for their defeat by smearing the Uncle Robbie's proud "chest." After a hw.Hr first session In heap-eaters with 12 .coats of the second which thr lowly but ambltlour- whitewash, taking Quakers nicked him for three game 12 to 0. Boston required hits and two tallies Petty tight­ the services of four pitchers, in­ ened up his delivery and quelled cluding Kent Greenfield, to hold the bats of bis hosts until the the loop city diamond artists to ninth frame when he yielded to 20 hits, two of which were cir­ a single. Jimmy Ring, the Phil­ cuit clouts by Cuyler. The Cincinnati Reds nosed out lies twirler, kept things fairly well under control until the clos­ the St. Louis cards in nn excit­ ing Inning when he slipped two ing M inning game, winning 4 -ogs and nllowed a brace of hits to 3. Going into the ninth frame one o f which proved costly—Hen­ the Reds led by n one run mar­ drick scoring the winning run or gin. Bottomley reversed matters Herman's single. Timely batting with a timely homer. But a by the Brooklynites aided mater­ single by Kolp, relief pitcher, with two out and Droasen on ially in the victory. Heavy hitting, punctuated with third, settled the contest for the homers by Rajah Hornsby, a,nd Reds in lie fourteenth inning. ■ half to tie the count. Parka opened with a single but BunJinrlefccd hint at eecond. Crowe f doubled, scoring Park* and wan f ..safe at the third when Wallace £ mulled the throw in. Crowe count* ' ed on Hinkle's single. Score: Sanford, ab r h po a e McConnell', 2b si —J1...6 1 2 2 b 0 rf .... -...5 1 2 3 1 0 lb ......... 6 1 1 14 1 0 f ..... — 5 0 0 4 0 0 3b .......4 0 1 3 3 2 W dl n, l f ....5 0 1 4 0 •0 Boston .................. J9 su p .352. 35 ____ ....5 0 0 4 3 *0 Philadelphia ........ 14 .275 37 5- 0 8 2 1 0 p ---AMERICAN LEAGUE * • I’cU L W ; LIMHUl . 47 3 11 39 18 2 New York ...... . .782 . 43 12 ■'_ ab r h po a c 20 .630 Philadelphia ........ 34 2b .... ..... 6 0 2 1 2 0 S t Louis ________ 30 28 .517 ...6 0 2 1 1 0 Cleveland _____ .... 26 31 .450 cf .. .....6 1 1 8 0 0 Washington ......... 23 .442 29 3b ....__ 6 1 2 3 1 0 Detroit _________ 23 .397 35 Jb „ ....4 0 1 9 0 0 Boston .................. 19 30*’ .388 lb .. ....1 0 0 1 0 0 Uhicago _________ 20 35 .304 Dunbar. If ....... 4 0 0 9 0 0 SOUTHEASTERN .... 5 0 0 3 4. II 40 22 c fc. 5 0 2 8 1 0 Pensacola Montgomery ....... 41 21) Major, i> . 3 0 0 1 2 1 Albany....... .......... V- M on ; ■ X — .....0 0 0 0 0 - o 33- .529 ... 37 Jacksonville 34 .500 Tampa 10 39 11 1 ____ - 4E s .144 .... 28 35 Savannah ............ a—run for Hinkle In ninth. 35 .... 24 .407 Columbus .... Smtft.rd O00 000 002 000 1— : .338 43 .... 22 Selma .......Miami ....000 000 ($2 000 0—2 Runs batted in, liewell, 2. RESULTS Ftaplcuton, Crowe, Hinkle. Twobaieo hits, McConnell, Hewcll. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE .4 .. Parks, Crowe. Home run, Hewell. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Double play, Parks to Loder Orlando 14; Daytona Beach 8. Stolen bases, Frifeble. Struck out. Sanford 3; Miami 2 (13 in­ by Ilymri .1, by Meyer 2. Bases nings). on balls, o ff Ilymel 1, off Myer 1 West Palm Bench 4; St. Sacrifice hits llcwell, Meyer 2. Petersburg 10. HU In tiitcher. by Hymel, AMERICAN LEAGUE (Brown). Umyires, Moore and No games played. WjeilVi r. Tunc, 2:0’*. NATIONAL LEAGUE Kretklyn 4*. Philadelphia J. ft. r h'rugo 2-<12; Boston 10-0. tl 1 V N D T N G St. Louis 2; Cincinnati 3 (14 **Ac innings). y FLORID \ STATE I.KAG K Only games played. vv r. Bel SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION J:{ I'otPttbu u 14 .742 N w Origan* 3; Little Rock 4. Orlando . hi ik .62.-. Atlanta 8; Birmingham 5. AW I*. B h 25 23 .511 Mnhilo 2: Memphis 11. I'anford •*o 26 435 1hty Luiiit Ho* <h .......18 NashvilleChattannooga not 28 .391 Miami ....... 15 .319 scheduled. 32 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet Jacksonville 4; Savannah I. t-t. T.n ii.. 37 2 .627 Tamna 7; Albany 2. Cincinnati ........ . 37 26 .587 Pensacola 6; Montgomery 5. Now A'nr) .... 30 23 .560 Selma 3: Columbus 0. Chicago .... .... ....... 34 27 .567 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Br-oltlyr .......... 30 27 .626 Minneapolis 5; Kansas City 5 Pittsburgh ............. 26 30 .464 (10 innings). Orlando; €o(foW i n Free Hitting Game From Daytona, 14-8 DAYTONA BEACH, June 19— Five-thumbed fielding by the Is­ landers enabled the Orlando ColUt to even the series at one-all by taking Monday’s game 14 to 8. It wu su free hitting contest, each tetam cracking out Mbits. Hodge;, started for the visitors and wn.t was hit hard but pitched the whole came. Chauncey and Abrams of the visitors got Itree hits each, two of the latter's blows being for uxbases. Messner and Scholls of tho Islanders connected for home runs Score: Orlando— lib i* h po a $ Chauncey, 2b 5 o 3 6 i 0 Cox, rf ........... . 6 1 0 3 0 r Abrams, lb ... 5 2 3 7 0 0 Kirby, if ......... 3 4 1 2 0 0 5 2 2 0 0 1 Edmondson, cf Lehrmunn, 3b . Ij 1 •i 0 ‘1 1 'J 3 1 Viau, ss 1 *# Wells, c . 5 0 1 5 0 0 Ib'rtges. p ...... .. u # tl> ,) r, 1 I* Sweeney, p .... 5 0 Q •I 2 0 ____ _ __ — — — — — — -- Totnls 43 14 14 27 9 3 Daytona Bench ab r h po a e (Continued From Poke One) (Continued From Pogo Ope) was flushed and her *>'e* shin­ livened a snort ST. PETERSBURG, June 19.— address on ward and unwrapped the banner ing. ODDS AND ENDS Mr. George Brockhahn received Although outhlt, 11 to 9, the league and once again it floated out in ..i she stepped ashore she was tremendous applause Regular $8.00 Ya|Ul upon the leading Salnta took advantage of the misty air. .mnded a huge bunch of American rendition o f several "blues" selecWednesday Only seven walks and three errors to As the big red and gold plane Beauty roses by Mrs. Guest. Mrs. fully dedicated to “ Willie" Zach­ win the opening game with West was being lowed slowly through L. M. Welsh, the lady mayor of ary. Palm Beach hero Monday, 10 to 4. |the the water wtih the crew still In- Southampton, made a little speech Adjourning to the ball room, Joe Domingo, who labored or '-‘I® ‘ -‘I® the spectators shouted and j f welcome, suying how delighted the gtleata enjoyed dancing. One the mound for the winners, went waved hats, handkerchiefs and the people of the rity were to of the moat impressive features the route, while Morris, Jones, and ilags. The chering increased, as greet, the first woman to ac­ f the program was tho obser­ the ( trans-Atlantic vance of Kiwanis “ Zero Hour"-at Burns wore called into service to the Friendship appeared around complish the stem of a big docked liner. H i g h l y , luce the Saints, none o f them 11:15 o’clock.^ A period of alienee Mitts Earhart am. her com proving effective. Tho visitors had When Miss Earhart, wearing he vas followed by the singing of 12 men left on base, and the locals flying clothes, appeared in the panions posted lor the photogra­ “ America" while more than 1,700 J T H E FIRST doorwav of the cabin the welcom*. phers. Later they were escorted Other clubs throughout the United eight. Score: ing din reached its climax. oetween lanes of nearly 2,000 States and Canada were the aame West Palm Beach. N A T L BANK It had been reported from cheering men, women and children program. -Judge Sharon closed ab r h po a e Buckles, ss ..... 5 0 0 3 3 1 Llanelly, Wales, that Capt. H. H. The lady mayor had placed her ■Jiis part with the reading of the •The Hunk «f SrrUrtMason, 2b ......... 5 1 2 3 4 0 Railcy, European representative of awn motor car at the disposal ol annual address of . the president Hogan, lf ......... 3 1 2 1 0 0 the Friendship’s flight was aboard the daring sky voyagor. of Kiwanis International. 1 0 2 0 0 an accompanying Imperial Air­ Beasley, cf . Following a luncheon there AGeneral Cerisi, 3b .... 1 0 2 1 1 1 ways, plane, but when the Friend was a public reception when PLANS LONG HOP « > rhip reached here it was found on Lawrence, c ...„. 5 0 4 0 0 Banking many persons met Miss Earhnrt LONG BEACD, Cal., Juno 18. ..... 5 1' 1 1 0 0 hoard. He was the first one to shook hands with her and con­ Holder, rf Business Burke, lb ... ...... 4 0 .0 9 0 0 leave the plane. Then he turned gratulated her upon her feat. It —(IN S)— Dr.iHugo Echncr .noted Morris, p .... ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 to assist Miss Earhart into th* was arranged that the three flyers ns a builder o f ftepplns, will at­ WE ARE FULLY Jones, p .. .. 3 0 0 0 1 0 launch standing alongside. Then should have a rest of n couple ol' tempt a dirigible flight from EQUIPPED T 0 Burns, p . . ..... 1 0 1 0 0 0 pilot Stultz stepped into the boat. hours before leaving for London. Kriedrichshafen, Germany, to this Mechanic Gordon remained be SERVE YOU IN American Consul John M. Sav­ city in July, according to word 10 4 11 24 9 8 hind the others to cover the mo! age was delighted over the fresh reaching Mayor Oscar llaiigo here Totals ANY FINANCIAL tors with heavy canvas to keep honors accruing to America's en­ today. The distance between the St. Petersburg. CAPACITY— ab r h po a 0 out the moisture. After he had terprise In the international field two cities is approximately 10,000 Kirkwood, rf ..... 4 3 3 0 0 0 finished this job to his satisfac­ of aviation. "Americans may wol miles, And. Welch, 2b .......... 4 2 0 1 4 3 tion ho also got into the launch be proud of Miss Earhart) and her gradually approaching the sur­ Invite Miss Earhart’s wealthy patron ..... 3 1 3 3 0 0 Brown, cf flying companions,'' said the Con face o f the harbor where it alight­ Consultation. McHenry, If ..... 5 1 1 3 0 0 els, the lio n / Mrs. Frederick ed as lightly as a feather. There Cordially yours. Guest,' was in the ''official" & Bingham, :-s ..... 5 -0 0 6 2 0 'f-vT neatly morning crowds had was just a splash of water and Co6b, c^i .... 4 1 0 2 '2* 0 whichktook o ff the crew dF'the been gathering along the hair then the Friendship was riding Stuart, lb ... ..... 4 2 2 11 0 0 trans-Atlantic plane. As soon as bor front to greet the Friendship the choppy waves, Its task com­ o the young aviatrix stepped Into Doyle, 3b ........ 2 0 0 *■ 2 0 'Ihc plane was first sighted over her Alshot— the seat of a great pleted. Domingo, p ..... 3 0 0 n 1 0 the boat Mrs. Guest placed arms around hor young friend and British nlrdromc—at 1:15 o’clock. 34 10 9 27 11 2 exclaimed: "I am so happy to A bl-nket of gray fog obscurer Totals know that you did it. But we the sky and the plane was barely Topplpo, as ..... 5 2 2 4 5 2 knew you would." visible through the haze. Messner, . 4 1 14 11 After Gordon had climbed into Upon reaching the inner har Graff, 31j .......... 5 1 1 1 2 0 the boat It moved the short dis­ hor the plane circled over the AVycoills, rf 5 0 1 2- 0 0: tance to the piers while the city at nn nltitude of more than Cures Chills and Fever, In­ Scholls, r f ......... 5 1 2 1 0 0 crowds surged ngninst the police 1,001) feet. Then it began to do Cashler. termittent, Remittent and BiUoue Miller, Jf ......... 5 0 2 6 0 1 lines in an effort to get close descend .................slowly ....... ami gracefully Fever due Baxter, lb 5 1 enough to sec the daring young* Huy worth, fir 6 1 American woman. — — - •**" _ , „ ifnrvln, p :Z. 4 1 0 0 1 0 Scores o f little children bobbed Totals 43 8 M 27 It) 7 up us from nowhere. They waved Orlando ...............(112 021 305—14 little American flags but their Daytona Bench 230 001 011—6 piping erics of welcome were Two base hits, Haywoth. I-ehr- lost in the general tumult. mtuin, Abrams. Three base hits. Misti Earhart looked both Abrams- Home runs. Messner, Scholls. Stolen bases, Kirby, Viau, West Palm Beach 000 030 0 1 0 -4 A & P is offering many attractive mone>-s:ninj{ Edmondson, Chnuncey 2. Double St. l'etersbuig .... 512 020 OOx— 10 Huns batted in, Cerisi 2, l-uwplays. Graff to Baxter, Topplno to grocery bargains tomorrow, Sunford Communily Dol­ Baxter. Left on bases, Orlando Oj roncc, Burns, Mcllenry, 2., Stuart Daytona Beach 9- Struck out, by 3, Brown 3, Domingo 2. Two base lar Day . Swcenev 3. Harvin.. 4. Bases on hits, Brown 2, Mason. Home pun, balls, o ff Harvin 4. Hit by pitcher, Stuart. Sacrifice hit, Domingo. by Hodges (Messner). Hits, o ff Stolen bases, Binghnm. I^eft nn Regular A & I* prices arc good but fhese special of­ Hodges, 3 in 1 inning (none out in bases. Saints 8. West Palm Beach JERE ECONOMY! ferings you simply can’ t afford to miss. second): o ff Sweeney- Runs batted 12, Struck out, hy Morris 1. Do| mingo 2, Jones 1. Base on balls, in, by Edmondson 2, Viau, Chauncny. Kirbv. Wells. WvcoLis 2, o ff Domingo 4, Jones 4, Moris 2 Messner, Scholls, Umpires LohcLBunis 1. Umpires, Raphun and _ . — fCollins. Time, 1:50. and. Collins. Time, 2:25. Only game played Monday. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Greenville 9[ Columbia 3. Asheville 8; Chnrlottee 4. Macon 5; Spartanburg 3. Augusta 12; Knoxville 8. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 0; Jersey City 1. Toronto 5; Newark 3 (10 in­ nings), Montreal 5; Baltimore 20. Rochester 2; Reading 6. FORST’S 666 D o lla r D ay S p ecials PURE CANE Sugar One Caramel Layer Cake One Dozen Rolls One Dozen Cookies One Lb. Potato Salad One Lb. llaked lieu ns ARCADE 15 lbs. for WHITE HOUSE TALL CANS DELICATESSEN "The Taste Tells" 4 McLander Arcade Evaporated M ilk 12 for 2 Cans Iona Salmon 3 Cans A & P Baked Beans 1 Bottle A & P Ketchup, 14 oz. Y t r e s t o n e TirePrices Have Dropped Look These Prices Over FIRESTONE f L. mil £ E E E 832 k 35x6.00 Reg. 14x6.00 Reg. “j1* size ..... site ...... size .... f t 3 Cans Ionh No. 2 Tomatoes 2 Cans No. 2 Iona Peas for ■F 3 Cans No. 2 Iona Lima Beans 1 Can No. 2 1-2 Del Monte Spinach OLDFIELD Vo* 5 **’ 5 ■!** 1 7 fi,r’ S0i3 b i lie If. K tile 8.70 lf 3U I Ke*. K „iie ......... 13.70 | »2x4 Reg. E size ............ 14.55 29x4.40 Reg. K size . ... 9.60 '5® J*** 80x4.75 Reg. 81x500 Reg. 80x5.25 Reg. 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Telephone 893 Free Road Service In City ^ Lit..* SM AR T N EAT DURABLE SUITS 1 A & P Blueing $ 3.50 . .1 r ' u * 1 Sweep-Clean Broom 1 Ten-Quart Galvanized Pail 1 12-Oz. Mop McKinnon-Markwood Co FURNISHERS T O MEN W H O K N O W Af c v n r v * l .* A f s 3 Ivory Soap Flakes VALU ES u i v •: 1 A & P Ammonia, 32 oz. L -H fSt L <■ V L 6 Octagon Small Soap 1EMINOLE TIRE SH OP And Filling Station V. - ~ P 30x3 1-2 Reg. E size .... * 5.85 30x8 1-2 Reg. E site 9.80 Ji»Ik4 Reg. E ri/e 32x4 Reg. E *is*r *11.IS inixt.ll) Rrg. K size 7.15 ft w �/ *«*•#•*•%* it IV M W ';t ,!’ A iatt); • %I Basebau itann ess Of BoStwfEnJoy s Much Improvement i.f II FF ‘ | * .m : ! I t i i t o w c If A & r. Sifts# khnwA..M«NT>Av,.\ Mrs. Eaton’sChoice fs Distinction orida V o te rs Life O f Former Princess, Twice Placed In E xile, Is Narration O f Sadness * XX S S BOSTON.' Jtlne ‘ 18,— (INK)— Baseball business is perking up in Boston,' where :«Vtc receipts, for over 10 ybar!»,"hdvfr matched colPARIS, June 18.— HNS)—Born hinted Pasteur, |nr htf<rhWr*Slterf^1Tl value. Prcsi- in exile and later exiled from hen When she was six yenra old her <lcnt-Dsb-Qyifla,af tile Red Sox Jr _jdopte«J country over which she now plflnntlig'lRublc decker MnnJ* J-rei'rned, the former Queen of Port­ ' . - E t i t t t i U U t o l A k k y v t U E j L the ugal Is now ‘living a life of quiet rreal^iai Quinn,recently shoi eij ■lecluslon in n small chateau near 1the Imenwtfoifnl*- '■fitWs Servic - a |'*.hp Thldce' of Versailles Where her j blue print submitted to,him fo •i( rtdcbrhtrd ancestors once reigned. I nevf bifcootnit the ball park. In h^ Ex-Quccn Amelic, Princesse d’11 new park there would be scat tig 'Otleanfc, has hnd » sad and tragic I1capacity1'fhr 52,700 persons, etch history from the moment she first ■one ’of "thfl thousands havinjc a Opened her eyes at York House, Twickenham, in the same room seperatq chair. ( The change in the senting p| ms where Queen Anne was born. would necessitate a change in the Daughter of the Count of Purls, diamond arrangements. President then heir to the French throne, she early breathed an air sur­ Quinn pointed olit. charged with noble expectations. Left fiq\d w*juld be the sun When but five years old, she field, as the home plate would be in saw her uncles, the Duke of Aumthe ptepent left field. The left nle, Joinvillc, and Chartres leave field Unp would be 345 feet Iqng. for the war of 1870 and suffered the right?* field foul line 3IG feet NOT CHEAP with her futher because he wn-. I long and 'deity .center would h? not allowed to go with them, They are good and some 388 feet away from the plate. fs Now fi.l The planning wps dope by the Throughout her long life—Queen Osbourne Engineering Compand if Aniglic is now years old—shi Cleveland, constructors of the Yun- wn?* to coTTlinue works of chhfity -kce Stadium, forbes Field, Pitts­ and benevolence, founding innum­ burgh, Brives Field, and others. erable childrens' dispensaries and Tho cpst will approximate $23 hospitals during her leign in Port­ per seat, the total cosb coming »n ugal. At Alcantara, whore 80,000 slightly more thnn $1,000,0000. The bullies _____ received medical- care, her _________ ___ , ... arrangement would,allow President visit was looked for every .morn Quinn develop other — sections . ---- - to -------------------......- of .. , jng and very often during-the op . Meaning that youjr money the park, thus increasing thq r e -1(-rations, it was the Queen heraeiUv ^Ffrr Tun yucr ? h r *bmr-yvrfr tern from rentals. who held the little child on her One plan that Mr. Quinn spoke knee and comforted it. if the tire falls to do so. about, wns a parking arrangement Among other institutions, she under the stands. As the stands, It;; founded the Rego Hospital fpr tu­ tills proposed arrangement, will bercular patients in the lust stag-? -?ok«mljMUJU'Jiund the playing field, and brought to Lisbon - the first oj PrraldeniR^tjuKfigttn's that there tulips of Dr. Roux’ scrum,* filially --twlh’b*',plenty of room for the cars establishing a bacteriological Insti­ 313 E. First gH*°*^*f of the Boston fans, tute after the model of tho eeleThe plans am in the embryonic stage, Quinn pointed out. It will !>-» necessary for the Red Sox to show classy ball over a long stretch be­ fore tho ball park will begin to change from the present homey field into a tier surrounded play­ ing field. .» A ' * ROY MAKER PLEA been appointed ■ to the- post ‘ byi JJJ Governor Martin when Mr.-Eaton died. ' . . * . * , Mrs. Eaton will nor; serve until 1030; when another DcmocmtL: primary will .be .hchl, v and' 'her office will be before the voter | again. Two incumbents of the. railroad commission were retruned to office. The^ other Is A. S. Weils, of Tallahassee, the present chair­ man Of that body. Both were out­ spoken in expressing apprecia* tion of. the planner In which the Democratic electorate stood' by them. “ We knew we hnd a Rrept, many friends,“ JJr. Wcll$. said. .Tbut wo didn't know, really,, that we. hml so many. We certainly npprcvipte their loyalty to us/* The Herald calls attrnti PriYl^ppcdring in an rhfnt Air die tTnlon PL' which Dollar Day *i listed. A combination o shaving cream, Gilclto shaving lotion wsr 1' * when the prlsr ihoult Tfca Herald-regret* inadvertantly «imde lt» taking care’ o f a he advertising,- and b _ thir currefction. LA BELLE— Standard 01 pany-constructing bulk pU their Hirkpochre Avenue pi at end o f Seaboard Railroai B A T A V IA TIRES GUARANTEED for 12 MONTHS WAGONER Furniture G Dollar . Day Special LEXINGTON. N. C\ June 18.— (INS)—"I didn’t mean to kill him, I just wanted to stop him ..•JOinoill J1U!||I>| jo unit S|q UlOJp This was the idea offered here today by Charles Stafford, 24. chnrgcd with tho slayings of his f nlRpr, 4 C F. tstnff onl. 54. ' of Eiifihger, with a hnscliall bat. VERO BEACH—Shipments of imrta'tocs being imide front Indian River County. 2 5 / in trade with each Dollar Purchase ' - .Jj * ■ n — * 1 * A— ■ EXCURSION M Sanford Friday and Saturday, June 29lh and 30th, for trainH due to arrive Jacksonville June 30th. | ROUW> TRIP FARE U L G xm n m l SANFORD TO ^Albany Gu ....... $11.45 '!*AUanta Ga ....... 14.95 *Ai|gusta Ga ....... 12.95 ♦Baxley Ga ......... 10.70 ♦UanbcidKC-.Ga .. J0.95 I ♦Ccchran Ga ..... 12.45 | ♦Cbrdcle Ga ....... 11.95 ♦Botthan Ala 11.45 ‘^Eastman Ga ..... 11.95 ♦Tilton Ga ......... 9,95 -+H&wkin.sville Ga 12.45 ♦Haxelhurat Gu .. 11.20 13.45 ♦Monlgomery Ala 14.95 ■'Talluhassee Fla!. 10.95 ‘ThbmaHvile Gu .. 10.45 ^Valdosta Gu ..... 9.95 ♦Waycross Ga .... 9.95 IBtyoxl Misa ....... 18.95 •IBlnnliililBnii'AIn lUrlotte N. C ... 21.45 lattanoojra Tenn 18.95 irleston S. C. 14.95 rJimbia S. C. ...15,95 yctteville N. C. 17.95 lorence C. .. 15.95 Tgenville S. C. 18.95 {Mobile Ala ....... 16.95 1Pensacola Fla .... 14.95 tSpartenlmfir S.-G; W;95 * h » lM r « U n til, miIiI n Ib M J mI» • Ik 'IK H . IH rlurM U n til, n th ln ln b l J u l, hew S. S. IROQUOIS Four ptjwnjjer Jet kt KXoojrxxUthij joo people. Gl»i»-cncloted wide K raoisdes *nJ brjid open dock*. > &oom Sun /trlat. Specious Loucges. Perfect Dining Service. •»- L lW liis W lM ly itiJ Io N i* ) Otrtnittt C n u iu D t n lif De Luxe sccommoJstioni contist of pulor, tlcrping room sad bsth; bed­ room wiili double or twia beds sod privitc biib. Stucroomi with or without privitelsvatorjr sod tbower Electric tint ia all stateroom*. _ Forced vcoiiliuoo throughout. ^13-HOUR iS IC V R E NEW YORK „lT3k IKECT -non-stop. sailings. No, loss of time JL-/ from-business. New St S- 1 ROOUOIS leaves Jacksonville every Saturday at 3 P. M . and after only two nights out'arrives New York Monday mexoing. I'jJtnt ittMtur timt tier rruJc bttwun tlt/r fortt. j SAILINGS TO NEW YORK a S. IROQUOIS May 19,2C, June i. 9 ,16, U ,30 July 7 ;l4 ,il, XI ADDITIONAL SAILIN08 FROM JACKSONVILLE Every M onday and W ednesday at 3 P. M . , — ............... U H. " i l O I I A W K " , Calling at CkarUttan H H ‘•niKIIOKtili** . • V H. H -MKMINOI.K*' ........... Jim* .J u m * June ..... __________________’ i i ;o July S11 S3 2SJ u l y 4 3> C] ( ITJuly » 1» || Nature, in its wonderful way, has -done produces for Lucky Strikes the best, o f ho -grown; hut theseftobaccos' are Vas^l toasted. It is not JifritfM iig that 20,6?' Lucky Strikes are less irritating to the 1 -• *m * ill New Steamers. Uniform de luxe ttcmca NEW YOJtk, One Way, $37.00 up) Round Trip $39.18 up TICKETS C.OOtr ON ALL T r a i n s a n d in p u l l m a n s ON PAYMENT OF NBCPS8AKY CHARGES. NO STOPOVERS A L 1/)W ED. FARES PROPOR­ TIONAL f r o m OTHER fj.00 extra fare each way on Diract S. S. IROQUOIS CHAKUKTON. On. W . t SIIXW upi Ronnd Trl* flOJWno BOSTON. On. W* t. M l.<5 u f ------------------ - 1 ST. JOHNS RIVER SERVICE JNJJNTS won A: OH vi IP i "when it * V- ** ' �THE SANTORPfHKRALP, flANffQBB.*FLCrrtIPA/ TUESDAY;:JUNE -19, >928 A Great Beast F L O R ID A ’S N E X T LEG ISLATU R E While the ci'es of the nation are focused upon ,tho Re { LEESBURG COMMERCIAL publican Convention which has just selected Herbert Hoover Peter Boldnenu and Charles Curtis oh its standard bearers, we believe it ap­ * Seventy,five of the ninety-five FWidians nom- Dade Bruce Young .nated in last, week’s primary for membership in propriate to consider at this time Homcthlng o f the party Don Chappell ,:hc 1829 house of representatives are without prewhich these two men arc to represent. There is one man >in Dr. J. II. Coffee American history, who by his words and actions and by his rious legislative experience, while o f the nineteen Der.uto nominees for the amatc, fifteen have at* one lime or another been members of that body or , f the house, the Florida state chamber of commerce shows in its list of nominees. Ninetieth: senators wer hold-over*, and, consequently, were not concerned faith the primnry. Senator J.' J. Parrish o f Titusville, hvas select id at the last Bcssion ns president of th e,1929 senat.in the event atf Ills election, lie was elected in 11)20 for u terra M ‘.ft/iiK yeaft,\ikit bccauso of the redlitrlcting of the state, it was necessary for him to en-or the 1927 primary. i:<_- was successful in his rate last wcok, and will preside over the upper body at the next session. A contest for the speakership o f the 1929 house already is under way. Nominees who have announced their candidacy include T. C. Merchant, Madison; I. Ed Stokes, Panama City; Sam Gctxen, Bushncll; speaker pro-tem at the Inst session, nnd John Mat­ thews, Jacksonville. The nominees'for both senate and house, us announced by the chamber, follow: SENATE AddreiJ Name District tUtlBCRIFTIO* ItATBS *-•* JjSCAfjna g central jrnment, in a ilgh protective tariff,1the ■Id. H u l a shment o f ba1 w,aiul the control of high public offices rtharrlhe* wealthy. ow * I m l i f ! __ Imf MPnk orxBlifMtiMi Hamilton tveii dlivo today^fle^vouldsee his fondest n » h N d a llr r a ir N l I k r t r a ilin g r m l i • ( th e dreams come true. He would*bee;it country whose phenomw a r ld .- T b r I. H. la n I r f f l r l r a t In f l o r i d * a n d tt*n wth has been l&rgely due to manufacturing, aided as bond lia s een by tariffs t y the co-operation of a far flung ng system; he would'seda riatipn o f large cities, with a T b * l l r r n lil la n m rn b «r of tb a A n d ll I t a t r a g a l C lr m l a t Inna. ■■ tendency ever to becomfe larger and always helping the move l a l a i M l I a a a l A a a v e U t la n a t I’ u b liabarm. A 4 i . r t l . r r . a n d A d r r r l l a - towards stronger centralized power) and he would see the 1| K A fr a la rr b lr h r r q u lr r MMtk government ulrendy in the hands o f men high in the world of f a b l l a h r r n r i u k n l a a n b m ll l a n lla m th a u d it *1 a u b a r r la t la n finance and industry becoming more plutocratic every day. lU la I n a r d r r l a r r r l f r n h .n l u l r l r No doubt the greatest secretary of the treasury the n il r l a l a a a t r l m i l n l l a n . aa m i l « a b o a r at b a a ln ra a m c lh a d a . United States ever bad would feel an infinite satisfaction in the knowledge that his theories of government have proved TUESDAY, JUNE 19 .»o satisfactory. He would take keen pride In the fact that he BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY has been vindicated in his bitter fights with Thomas Jeffer­ IXJVERS OK DEATH—But ho son, whose ideals were diametrically opposed to his own, that slnncth against inc (wisdom), 'F o r it is recalled that Jefferson said that when our con­ wrongeth his own soul: nil they ditions as to crowded cities have approximated those of that hate me love death.—Prov. •I’tirl G. Adams Europe, there would result a demolition o f everything public 1. • 8:30. ••Herbert P. Cafo 2 . and private. Jefferson bell&ved'iri free trade, he dreaded th ; PRAYER— Return unto t.Thy Ray Neel J rest, 0 my bouI foti the Lord’ hath influence of wealth, the growth1o f manufactures and thb 3. creation of a strong central power. He also plactkl great con­ * U •*- ~ S J . L.ShafiVtaJy 4 dealt bountifully with Thee. S. (!. Council fidence in the,commbn people td use their franchise wisely r>. "Humans Travel 300,000,000 and to manage the affairs of government honestly. **S. W. Anderson (J. miles on earth orbit."— headline. •John Swcnringen Yet Hamilton might well be proud of the success which 7. Marathon walking champions. •*W. C. Hodges fc his doctrines have achieved if it were not for the fact that 8. ' John E; King Well, it looks as if it were they were based on an avowed lack ofL confidence =in. the 0. 10. •*R. H. Rowe ______ “ Sheriff McClelland, hoys, but. \vc piasses to rule themselves. He once said, “ The people, you • hope Charlfe Hand will still-wear people, Sir, is h Great Beast.” And when he said that, he 11. S. 1). Harris the same old hat anyway. •*J. H. Hcales meant just that. Hence his desire for the centralized power, 12. -----------o---------13; •John W . Watson A Missouri former, disagreeing for his tendency to favor business and his efforts to place •*W‘ . W. Phillips 11. with hil son, settled the argument control in the hands o f the moneyed class. The Republican to. •E. M. Johns party when basing its appeal to the voters on the “ sop" of ,.i a gun fight, both dying, a dc••JnntbB It. Stewart Mnielligence for our modem prosperity should be reminded that its fundamental principle III. to boast. . ' ' n. F. Howell 17. is bused upon u distryst of the common people. • x u ^ ------------Irr per W 18. 19. 10. 21. Now ' they’ve gone and nomi­ Going To College? nated an Indian to preside over the Senate. And juBt to think there are enough ‘ Indians there already.— With the graduation last month of hundreds of thous­ Sarascna Times. You mean wooden ands of young men and women from the high schools of the -Indiana f country, it is reasonable to believe that they and their par­ I«» :t. Duval Dixie Escambia Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando Highlands Hillsborough Holmes Indian River ( ( ’rest vie o) Jncksun v Pensacola *, Westvlllo UValvi Jefferson , 'jfarianna Iji Fayette \ Carrabelle Ijike Uirecnsboro Bartow U e .Tallahassee Leon - 1 2 0 G 5 S l.cv y St.4Petersburg Liberty Perry Madison 1 Miami I Lnk? City Manatee Starke t. Fernand in,i Marion j Live Oak Jacksonville * ’ Kdgnr W. Wnyhrigl-.t Martin Orlando •K. O. King Mon roe Ocala 'MV, T. Gary Nassau Moiiticello •J. W. Turner Okaloosa 1 Moiiticello ••Thco. T Turnbull Okeechobee ‘ l.eeshurg *T. G. Futeh Orange ! Key West **Wm. II. Malone "Louis Howell Bayou George Osceola •MV. F. Glynn Cwscent City Palm llracli JI > •W. I). Bel'. Arcadia * ’ Howard G. Putniim Oak lliil Pasco / ’ *T. .1. Kiinbh Mncclenny Pinellas •'I. J. McCall Jasper St> Augustine •A. M. Taylor Gainesville **J. Muxey Dell Polk * A. W. Young Vert* Bench I , 1 Tampa *"Pup Wliitakfr M i» rnllii1 111V»i•*!i ’ •A.-Tl.MWfg? i Putnam **M. O. Hnrrisoii ‘ Pal met t* Titusvilh *J. J. Parrish ♦M. M. Mitchell Elfert Santa Rosa •Served previously in :.eiiate oi house. Sara *ota ‘'•Hold-over. Seminole SP E C IA L S Miami Miam Miami Arcadia . -o ■ —Theodore Roosevelt said a thor' ough knowledge knowlcdgc of the Bible was worth Jinora than a college educa- John E. Matthews Jacksonville •Leo M. Booth Jacksonville P. a. Kelly W. II. Malthis Pensacola *F. X. Carroll Pensacola Maurice Villincurc Bunnell George Moody 1 Appulnrhicola S. E. Teague Quincy E. M. Collins Quincy n. L. Swcgcr Winto.i Ottis P. Turner Moore Huvr.i Jos. II. Peeples Port St. Joe E. C. Lewis, Jr. Jennings •A. C. Stephens Bowling Green V. M. burrcncy LaBelle Lewis O. Gravely Brooksvilb Isom Beasley Avon Park •J. M. Lee Plant City •John T. Lowe Tnnvpa W. J. Bivens Tom Walden Bonifay Dr. M. C. Newton Vcro Bcucii B. T. Redstone Marianna Chester Home Paul D. Bevis Bnscoin Lamar W. Jijcdgo •F. P. Parker Day Gh >. T. Westbrook Clermont •I. N. Kennedy Eustis Claude Ogilvic Fort Myers Ovion AJ.J ’ nrk er TullninssSOT' Tallahnsst-t E. T. Usher Chictland G. P. Wood Bristol T. C. Merchant • Mndisoe •R. L. Milliner •II. P. Perry Manatee Q. B. Knotes Davis Moon John K. Moody, Jr., Cilr.i *A. O. Knnner Stuu,‘t W. B. Auhiiry Key West D, H. Pctree Callahan Claude Meiggs Niccvilln Peter Tomasello Okeechobo" Mrs. John T. Fuller Orlando C. Fred Ward Winter Park T. G, Moore St. Cloud *R. E. Oliver West Palm Bench Howard Sharp Canal Point liA rth u r L. Auvil Dade City •Frank Booth Clearwater G. K. Noblit Tarpon Springs W. F. Way St. Petersburg J. O. Bludsworih Lakeland •B. K. Bullard Luke Wale* , , Leon Prine Ft. Meade •Henry McKenzie Pulalka T. ('. Douglass Wclaku M. F, Caldwell, Jr, E. A. Fnirclolh EltonJ. Moughlon it must make Senator Heflin fee? uncomfortable to rend Gov­ SO U TH W AR D TR EN D OF N A T IO N A L ernor Smith’* order to the *tat • CO NVEN TION S troops of New York that the'' MANUFACTURERS RECORD must protect the Alabama man m { his constitutional right of fte>* It ma> Hurpniie many of oui ventions are held, and to the broad­ Speech, when he recalls t hut not long ago hr told Kcnato. Robinson r iudeii, in know that the annual ening of the spirit o f nationalism if “ he mad* that speech in Ain-' convention* of buslnes* and re!I- can scarcely lie overestimated. hama, he'd be tarred mid feather- B*oU* oiuaiiiautiohi and 15,090 .. From time to time the Munu ad.” \ I slate or .-ectionul 01 rjaniratiu’ is factures Record has emphasized represent an outlay, aecuiding. to j the fact that many leading national It apprura, now that the cam- "lia b le estimate*, of $1,100,000,- business organizations are more tU’ gn 5- » M.w n nunbe ■ o! ,M nmi nim a year. The extent (,f this bus- and more turning their attention •cekliea a: •"oing our of luis ces-. ini.-.- if strikingly pivsonted dh a to ths South a* the place for theii iaya Life, “ Mi Ab* Ar. n- story in thi* week's issue entitled mutual conventions. The value of ivlt* ha* ge'en up ihe puldnd.iit'c "The Convention Industry' u Bil­ this to tho South and to the counuaincs.i. Ii i ray* t*i •»'.* u nine Ilion I i Dollu ,, ' lightens. At first { |jrjfe j8 nima8t inestimable, noneyin (ankruptey. Mr. I ,mi* blush figure* anuy see in *turt hlufh tinthe ffguresmvav seem *tartof Z u w u l s o f ,>eople who 'waru’lius seven up tin puLli-hiiiif h'lgly fC ()«'’ put w.ljen it i* tonsid* know- anything about the South luslne&t He aav* there i* no oit'd (lint thuusund* uf orgunizufrom a pcr*onul.investigation, arcf noney In the pubUah^vsf/hurine.b turn* rrnrvftcntingr-almort every in this way brought In touch with 1 Hr. J. Brauden given up th e 1 Bne o f huinan ^ i v i t y —industrial, Southern life nijd Southern them nciifi actiyixiblishjW bu He Sava it ci nu lUOOL'ial, .afcifculUu al. .cducw.tic* to Ihtir own profit; dn’t nf fun t Btll isolittcul— hold « 'l jailed. Ml** UoiiM,lr*liuloA*i a»id great udvuntage o f thec South. UrrleM Works! given up the their annual conventions, gathering The article on thi* subject wtzicli ublishlng bus! ».* She Hoy* .c - together liusipesjrand it* influence iety pabple don' iippm-iatc a gm d in hruad^nlng thg* k^ofafadgoAif W*, arc publishing should aper.*} ion (?0unt^’ had a'cannery her borders a lot of oneyj^hat ia now spent for canned mmU shipped in from other state* Oldd he aptft here. There is such (AuiCat Geneva, Seminole coun­ it Is ityt only a sucres*, but derj( for its product oxsupply. This plant, Which rted'In a kitchen, Is’ now tUu. product in car lots ntele*, New York, Chicago beside* sup If JS*.within ' " t t i thoce who attend on tHl* great sub jects discussed widgiung the ac­ quaintance of V w fw o f* ' MPaVe^ lions, and bringing ubout-batter social.and friendly relations as well as better business rotations. People generally give some thought to tho convention of great organizations, such a* those of the American Bakers Association, the American Iron and Steal Institute, the National Association of Manu1, facturers, the great religiou: m?et* ings representing all den/ntinatiops and political apiiventioo*, hut they forget at tinuqj that iute every energetic toWn and" city in the South to make at special study as to how to b'rfng about the holdings o fthese conventions in this section to a still greater ex­ tent than we have ’yet seen. •This Southward turn of conven­ tions is strikingly shown in the selection of Houston for the Nation­ al Democratic Convention and of Kansas City, a Southwestern city, for the Republican Convention. < only a feu -of tin- vcptiq^. w yj^ tho§sands p| »n)slWhaSthisadflkws in fgp ::V DOLLAR Jacksonville I. ents are giving considerable thought these days to the cost Ji. of college educations. No doubt they have heard tuitions and sundry other expenses estimated at every sum from a 215. 7. lion. JA thorough knowledge of few hundred dollars to thousands. 28. anything )s worth more than a col­ We can almost hear the young men nnd women asking 29. lege education.— Yale Record. themselves, "Is a college education a necessity nowadays, anil : i u . Bomfclpeople still don’t believe is it worth the investment it will necessitate and the required 31. ^anything they see in the newspa­ four years of a young person s lire7“ We will not attempt 12. pers,” fcpt It’s a reasonably sure o say whether a college education is a practical,investment, 3.3. fact that you can’t believe any/ as that depends entirely upon what, use the student njajtt;* u* thing y<f) hear, so that m akc^,t of his opportunities, but Wo haw?J|i+c a fatflUfefaiaffromJlIlk.fjjE. unanimous. Miami Herald giving a fair idea ofwhat it costs to go to col­ 95. ----------- o---- ■----lege. •*- ’• ---- ----- --- •The press is depending on Bob 17. fiwegeK, the editor of the Quincy i “ The American Association o f University Women,” says 38. Times, and Howard Sharp, the the Miami paper," lias made a thorough investigation as t<> publisher of the Everglades News, the real price of education in college for four years that will l/#uis Id) lieaster Sarasota to look' after the interests o f the W. Entzminger LnllgWoiiU be of assistance to those facing the problem. HOUSE newspapers in the bl&tc legislature *L. P. Hagan Sanford Name “ An article, ‘ What Price •Education,’ by Florence A. County Address boln were nominated last week.— St. Johns L. W. Zim ‘ St. Augustin? Clermont Press. Aladiua Gainesville Armstrong, published in the Journal of American Associa­ i;v1.. pluck A. W. Chudwirk St. Augustine II. Mel,. Grady tion of University Women, recently, discusses the cost of :> High Springs St. Lucie *VV. |{. Jaekson A picture in u New York news­ college education in Floridu at the State College for Women, Laker , Ft. Pierci* W. K. Cone Mncclenny paper shows n boy tit the nge of Sumter ’ S. W. Getzen Bushncll where a girl may get a college education for $500 a year Ca­ Bay M. E. Stokes Panama City threo smoking » cigar, and it is Suwannee Alfred T. Airtli Live Oak Bradford (J. W. Iluzeii may spend thousands. This information was compiled from Brookor said that he and his three brother* Vasco Peeples Clyde G. 1 rmiunell Brevard Melbourne* age tw6, three and seven, arc all replies to a questionnaire sent to the students of 1028. Taylor Claude Pepper Perry George I*. Blunt Pompano habitual smokers. Of course that “ The expenditures recorded covered, for greater ac­ Bio ward may be good for their health, but curacy. one semester only. One girl spent only $162.50; an­ Calhoun *A. B. Andrews I’ aifor.i S. A. Is'onard Hlmiiistown Union we’d prefer a son of ours not to other -$2,038,50. The estimates of the amount required It* Charlotte G. S. Fullerton Daytona Beuch *J. C. Hobson, Sr.l’ unta G orcj Volusia begin until he hod cut his second George F. Crouch Citrus spend an entire year in comfort at. Florida College for Dr. W. B. Moon Crystal River teeth. > J. E. I.arson Keystone Heights Wakulla Women covered an even wider range. $250 to $5,000. The Clay J. A, Harper Crawfordvill.* *D. S. Gillis *C. M. Collier Everglades Walton The moving picture business average estimate was the mere reasonable figure of $853. Collier DeFuniak Spring* lias been on the wane since the Suggested budget* for the year ran from $310 for a college Cohunliiu Washington Dr. S. C. Smith *L. A. Brock Chipl.-y City turned o ff the lights. The education with few luxuries to a luxury budget o f $1,200 oil •Served previously in house or senate. J. P. Huntley other night a little hoy shedding the campus and $1,225 o ff the campus, allowing for a life of \>____________ great tears, came nut of the Mi­ ---- 5lam: and told Mr. Murentcttc he ease and plenty, complete comfort on campus, i “ The significant result of the investigation shows a wanted his money back. “ Wiry, what’s the matter, little b o y ? " Mr. yt»ung woman that she can get a college education, if she for the 2 best meals in Marcntcttc, somewhat alarmed.! \t ants it, for about what she cun afford” to spend on’ it. proAsked, The little boy sobbed buck, Architect town “ Gee, I’m afraid to stay in th«t \ided she selects a suitable college and follows wise methods of spending her fund." bl|- place ail alone." First Nal’l Bunk Bldg. — ——o ---------Sanford, Flu. :j fo r 4 dozen Doughnuts for DAY Children’s Hat Bags Brassieres Collars Linens Brass % Glass Baskets W aste Pictures M i-lady’s Shoppe One Dollar — ~ ~ , and O ne Minute Opens a Savings Account and W e Loan You A Beautiful Leather Bound Bank These banks arc handsomely hound in red, gray, i\m> and green Duponl Process Leather. Conte in and lake your choice of colors. The Atlantic Sanford B an k National Affiliated « ilh the Atlantic National Sanfbrd, - Bank of JaeL.iunillt - - Florida AT T H E Union Pharmacy 1 lube 50c Mcnnen Shaving Cream 1 50c pkg. Gillette Razor Blades 1 bottle 50c Shaving laitiun 115 Magnolia Ave. MYRTLE’ S DOUGHNUT SHOP 1 pkg. Coty Face Powder 1 Powder P u ff i 1 bottle Coty Perfume Squibbs Milk Magnesia Furniture Repairing or r BEFORE! r happens)?> ' „ j The time to put on cl liuJbcfore you start to jQd the time to put | insurance in the horn men who know insi1 lla before you suffer loss. This agency will measure your risks and apply prop­ er insurance protection— now. A phone call today may save you loss tomor­ row. 4 *. • f A- We write pollciles right. It J efinishing 3 tubes Squibb Tooth Paste, Two 50c size and one 25c size Upholstering By Factory Expert 5 cans Mennen Talcum Pow­ der 40c size 1 5 Cakes W ood­ « 1 am opening a shop in Sanford and will be equipped to handle any kind o f repair work promptly. Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan Inc., until new address is announced. bury Soap jjj 5 cans John­ son Baby • Powder. 3 bottles 50c 1 Brilliantine Many Other Values Tc T c!::' From These Specials For Dollar Day Only Come Get y o u r Choice �a TttE 8ANF0R1) BERATA). SANFORD; FLORIDA; octal 66 Cardinals N ow Constitute R om an College O f T od a y A nd Personal Activities c Telephone 148 MRS. I KED S. DAI GEH, Society Edilor Kcoidenco Tel. 37 The Coolest Spot In Town' ia l C alendar TUESDAY J Samuel Puleston will Personals Branch Crews of Orlando spent the day hero Monday on business. l of lotc and MILANE T O -D A Y ConlinuouH— l To 11 WEDNESDAY Florence Vidor The Magnificent Flirt’ TH E O U TLET FIRST STREET OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE SHOES Mrs. Minnie E. Jones spent the week-end ai Coronado Bench as the guest Hi Mr nnd Mrs. I>. L. |rs. G. F. Smith will entertain Thrasher. ' U p V t i V '"-Kit FULL FASHIONED H O S E , W H ILE TH E Y L A S T , FOR D O LLAR D A Y Irk at her home on Magnolia liue, honoring her sister Mrs [l Mabry. . —« . Joweters-Optometrfet Watch Repairing jealousy. Mrs. Hen Cnsweil and small daughter, Jeanne* Ann, left Mondny for CoronmTo Ilcneh where Leona Mitchell of Plant they will visit, ns the guests of visiting here as the guest Mrs. .1. I>. Woodruff, II, S. Hamrick. Miss Prances Graves left Fri Mr. and Mrs. Claude Beasley dny for Philadelphia, Pa., where and family have gone to Havana, she wilt spend sonic lime will Fla. where they will spend a short her sister who is recuperating from a serious illnesstime. L Diamond Mounting BIGGERE DAIRY FARM Pfcona 1711 Sweet Milk 8wc«t Creai Batter Milk ■ Milk for BaUea The Perilous Triangle. (angled skein Mr. hml Mrs. Union Ispent the week-end at I and Coronado Beach. I ENGRAVING Two men and a woman.!tA Mrs. Harry Le Gelte and smalt daughter, who have • hcen the guests of Mrs. W. C. Hill, leave Tuesday for their home at Cairo, Gn. Mabry Sumner of T in the city Monday on McLaulins Dolores Del Rio >*, NO OTHER. }i' W OM AN nv GUGIELMC) KMAlt EL Mrs. Elisabeth Alston Trotter, who Ims been the guest of her son E. J. Trotter, left Tuesday afternoon for Mntlison, (in. where she will visit her daughter. PAGE TUEaPAY; JUNE 19;* 1928 F R IU A Y ^ .™ ^ Dyer mednl oratorical conLamdcr the auspices of the r. T. U. at 8:0i) o’clock at the megational Church. Public i.fially invited. ;.sincss and sociul meeting of Troth Seekers Class of the bodist Church will ho held at mndo Bench with Mrs. Lillivelly. Cars will leave at '.Mill ck from the church. Mr.—mid -Mtrr,'W:v K. Watson Motored to Coronado Beach-Sun­ day where they spent the day with friends Regular. No Second., Nol All Color. R A Y O N TEDS A N D STEP-INS, Only Mrs. Hen Small of New York and Miami will arrive here Tues­ day in bo the guest of Mrs. J. E. Brouse. Mr. and Mrs. George Shipp, Misp Velum Shipp and Miss Mary Alice Shipp spent tint week-end at Coronado llearh. Miss Thelma (lark while and .Miss Klanor Spellman of Orlanth arc the guests of Mrs. Harry (•. Walker. Miss Mary Graves is expected to return home Tuesday from Philadelphia, Pa. where she was enlled nil account of the illness of her sister. left Tuesday limin' fo r Florence, S. C i pend some lime al 'lie member* of tin Trulh hers Class of the First Melhn I Sunday School will hold bus! h nnd social meeting Friday at oriado Beach al the home of i Lillian Kelly. Members an •<l lo bring a pienie lunch. The nnitteo in charge will serve hot fn« anil fried fish. Cars will I'e from the church at !t:00 ock and all those who have no )• of going are asked to rotu­ nicate with Mrs. H H. Gimp- HOUSE FROCKS, Colors Guaranteed Sizes 14 to 50 Miss Boll To (Jive Up Proposed Ocean Hop HAIIIIOIt GRACE. N. F., .lum is.--(IN S ) Disheartened hernusi her flying rival. Miss Amelin Far hart, was first to make a nou stoi flight over the Atlantir, Mi.n Mabel Boll, of the plane Columhia intiimited Unlay that her own High may In- cancelled. It is rcporti-i •linl tin- Columbia will fly hurt to the United Stales. Pilot Oliver C. Le Itoutiller sail he preferred to attempt a flight Death Of Meredith Ih lo Forope, hut that Lin- futyn plans were uncertain . "Our flight •Mourned By Country was a failure from llm first dui DKS MOINKS, Iowa. June IH.— to misleading went her reports.’ said the pilot "I believe the Friend 11NS>— Former cabinet colleagues < ship’s crew depended largely upot ami men high in his party'* coun­ meteorological reports from Am cil joined with tin- "home folk" tolay m the mourning of Un- dcnlli -rieiin ire patrol ships ’* if Kilwin T. Meredith, secretary of agileul nrt- iiinler President Wood row Wilson. BERLIN, Juno le <1 Mr. Meredith, until recently con Thirty persons are •epoch sidi-rcd a I ii'iiniciutii' presld.-ntial1 have been killed in street hi possibility, t.ied last night at ins in Salonika ns the result Inure hen. Hu was 51. Ho wns the tempted Commiinist upiiiiu publisher of a group of nationally advices from Belgrade (Ins lead farm papers. Ilis death, fob I noon. The fighting spread I lowed a tbrei month illness, from neus, the port of Atls-ns, high Idood pressure and heart com the rioters erected him n ail plications. 'he streets. The troubles it LANTANA Hid* outgrowth of the recent s'.r lighting bridge here tollmen workers. SPECIAL THIS COUPON and 50c will admit ONE FAMILY OF 4 DOLLAR nr*. Harry Pupworth h week for Asheville and uts in North Carolina win I spend some time. DAY OFFER IS CONTINUED CHURCHWELL’ D O L L A R D A Y SP E C IA L S A Mule Cannot .Pull When- He Is Kicking And SPECIAL DOLLAR Mila ne . Theatre DAY 36 inch Pajama Checks, good qual 40 inch Mercerized Voile, plain col OFFER K abo Brassieres Infants’ Silk Sox Mn< JohtjfT. Brady retu Mnt. Friday evening from J pivtlle nnd St, Augustine w ie liatt been visiting friends lutivcs. in sizes 4 to 6 Vi and worth 69c Worth 69c each, iHy l l B it J. Ift,. IlOWELIi UUUKUU 200 West d o n Avenue for Dollar Day Only AIIBUI.ANT PBOCTOLOCr E N D O R S E 2 For 200 West Gore Ave. J. for Dollar Day Only Orlandu, Florida sit 36 Inch Dolly Dimple Prints rnoi’i.r xhim lil k110*0 !*«• l*4 l*»*(l«.». «■ *■ olleslli'M . *uil rrrial dhw ase I* '• ■ rh •f IHIU-I u t I k r lr W r it* « r p h n n r IMIft l » r I t c * l l l r r s l n e * "*•* riiiwuillntlo*. k 5 yds. Dollar Day Only 5 yds. ,, U r Jn *r| ik I'orttlii D ow rit T fc* ll*»*rll S*»tl*rluiu. S «< »• llor, A»r. Orl»*4 *. F I* S|*rrl»ll*l»« In K **lri»i*lr«llH *l * * • < rrrl*l SU r**r*. ... I’. N nt srr silllm *|»lrt,4 l4 rran tt* I* Ikr re«i*»sl »l * * «* • * •■ *■ ■kl* rnnrrr. hr Ikr • » "»«•* • ralrS hi r*r* s* 4 iliUrldlr. t All Druggists SALE Wednesday, June 20th, 1U28 Muster Bobbie Ne' i of Mr«. and Mr uinan, is visiting itch' a* the guest *. W. C. Hill AJMER COLDS Summer Millinery, FELTS and STR AW S Selling from He Can’t Kick W hen He Is Pulling Mrs. A I 11rini', of Titusville Oil days here lb. John MournU rn ilisit Leolu Evans loft last week on Park Avenue. Clayton, Ga„ where she will oul the summer. Mr*^ James King, who has Iwen e guest of Mrs. A. 1). Zachary, pi Saturday for btr homo ul ponedr, N- C. She was arcomyiied; homfcby her father E. I). i*"g Who„\riU spend the summer l !«'li l l inNortii Carolina. Any pair of shoes on the racks for sale price and an extra pair T I U « I P O R All — Come To Daytona Beach This Summer. Its Cooler! There are many pleasant things to do here;, and the sort of weather hi make you feel like doing them.' Driving on tho great Beach, bathing in (he cool surf, dancing on the pier, fishing In river and ocean, watching auto races, baseball game* and other contest*—all these and many other diversions for young and old ore available. Cool night beeeiee Induce sound sleep. Take relief from summer host, visit Daytona Bench. ITS A* GRAND PLACE TO PUAYt Low summer - rate* on railroads, at hotels and apartments. Yo( full Information address. } 6 -A D a y t ^ d W h ^ ^ h t r . f l l o D i m e r c e l V Ot|| it rtin i .i f. (h fe ik ft/ .y •• ' • M i ^f4 , 3 Nainsook Union Suits 2 Men’s Belts Dollar Day Only 1 tfe for 5 Pairs Men’s il Regular 25c Bose, Dollar D ay Only. or 1 Belt and tains worth iL00 pair Dol Window Cur tar ftsy only Ladies 2 Men’s Neck­ band Shirts in sizes 14— 14 Vi 16— 16 Vi— 1 7 . Dollar Day Jk Y ,'tl ,■ * *1 �I r.v a y r r ■ -' l l i i u f t t t b 'f i i r J . t t T / * iill, f i s o r ,er ' a w i i ,¥ # .f l r e f « T •AY. JUNE 18, 192S f ry rt |i/ t*n> il .115 •> .i >> • n t ■ ' * *r*i»/' j •M its.-: ;i * ti -:U iflt |{-| Hi, >t < *('".) I tmii •..•’ <*•! »' n. fq i'rT ..t. -j'in i .»i! •< ••!.{ ■■• »' <*»| in . X<.»l iH Bj-i'-H! 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In •m1 wJiaHT i/ iiz ’ .« 1.1 M u I'^.cib^gM i l' ~ .n f ii uA*i{j ••qjrui.i m oxn jtn n tC s -a t ,.u n ;»r..': Vi rtJiw '/ • V.| ■ ,'MSH wtu-j.; I ’/ v i ' r>“ i ,;t ’ n O W 't'l jnfcM ui. " * J* »<i 111. i»)]|Uo| y lflllj.n'.l ,*' aiiA^ WC* . S l - l .0 M m-jibbA •v3>?, l* 1 J J i > !® 0 5' �THE HANFORD HEltALP. 8ANFOKP, FLORIDA, TUE8PAY, JUNE 19, 1928 Jury To Investiga Death OfYdtWfcH Sanford Dally Herald Help Wanted 20— Farms For Sale Convention States America Becoming Vegetarian Nation ' GEORGIA FARMS*FOR SALE— ■ T OU.NG IADY—YOUNG MAN— We can sell you a farm in the Four months ago you read the Moultrie territory, good land on ad for nptirvnticea oiUhe Linotype long terms. Come to southwest ntachino and then you wished you Georgia and buy a home. Go Into had a position. Ono young lady bright leaf tobacco growing and look advantage of that nd and of- diversified farming. Our farmers ter three months and one week of are winning. If interested, write us study is now holding a good posi­ for our booklet describing farms at tion In Mobile and is independent. once. Bivins Loan Company, Moul­ You, are still looking. Will send trie, Georgia. another youi g Indy to same shop in two weeks. Jjist week the fa­ 21— Acreage For Sale ther of one of our students stated that his 17 voar olid daughter 1ACREAGE FOR SALK* suitable for poultry farm. Located four made $36 the week before. Five months from now she will be get­ miles suuth *if Sanford on old Or­ ting from J40 to $60 (guaranteed) lando rond. 33 acres, part high per week. What will you he get­ land and some of it low, Ideal for ting. Better snap out of it and chickens and ducks. Can be boughl quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs for $100 per acre on your own terms. Addr ss R. J. Holly, First National Bank Building, Sanford SELLING HOUSES Often timer) advertisers ask us if there is any mar* ket for the commodity they wish to sell. We refer them to whnt others have accomplished in the same If your ad appeara in The Herald you * may he Nure you have the befit possible chance of accomplish* ing what you have set out to do. Herald classified 22 Heal Estate For Exchange readers are interested— they are ready to buy—sell— WILL TRADE: Several building LADIES—Earn $36.00 lots, freo and clear, for email weekly sewing smockH., _ No selling. house in good section. Y-eur prici Everything-furnished,-* AV»« envelope brings particulars Violft Garments 27 East 22nd, Street ad give complete Information or to sizo of house, location, ant Dept. 60 New York. price. Address S. B. D. Caro Tht 7—Situation Wanted Herald. LtSSIFIED Advertising wl 1 EXPERT poultrytium wants work 25— Exchange cnll 400 Sanford Ave. A, J. fti mulate your business at very ■11 cost. Herald Want Ads each Lewis. SWAP—Perhap you have som-; [ reach thousands of people- 12— WANTED thing you don't need nnd soma pie who wait and wulch foI Classified page— people who WANTED a buyer for Overland one else has something you want looking for opportunities and touring, new rubber, new paint that they no longer find use for— vr that tho Want Ad pnge is • new lop, nnd in best mechanical make an exchange through this ;c of opportunities. Your mea- condition. Price low for such a car classification. Call 148 for service « on this page will produce re- Miller O. Phillips Inc. lUtli and 26—Miscellaneous For Rale s at a cost that is surprisingly Elm Street. Phono 3. , Call 148 for service. LEARN WORK of all kinds GOING NORTH—Will sel rooms of furniture co [PERT PIANO tuning and rePlowing, harrowing, and mow lairing. Phonograph repairing n in?. Phone 830-W o r , 2300 Mei 11276.00. E. E. IjeRoy, Genov ilialty. For ten days only I lonville Ave. LARGE FAT FRYERS, 1701 Pa I clean and tune your piano for WANTED: 3o nuy second hand ) Phono or leave your order ut I1()NEY 80c gallon. Comb Hone) motorcycle. Must bo reasonable Tropical News Agency next 16c lb. KHI'.i Union Avenue. tho Snafura , j , ug Co. Mr. and in good condition. Box 2 c-o Sanford Herald. ■bett Phono 229. BOAT FOR hALE: 30 foot bridgt deck cruiser, thirty inch draft !8 tested for grasses by Dr. TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin'j fully equipped, alaepa six. Prici Barber Shop. Between Fire Sta­ •avis. Opposite Court JIoum. reasonable. P. O. Box 088. tion nnd 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. -Mo or Granada Dry Ginger HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—N« le call 705. Prompt Delivery. WANTED— Chii use fresh yard louht there nre several pieces o eggs thirty cents ii dozen until ■Last And Found further notice. Red Star Groc­ liscurded furniture in your horn that are no longer of value to yo> ery and Feed Co. -turn them into ensh . . . n Her 'ST: Bclwaan Sanford and Rands aid Classified Ad will put you Crossing, brown lenther travel- IF— Apartment For Rent mcssngn before thousands of rend ’ bag. Finder Please return same •r*. Cali 148 toduy. tho Sanford Herald. rent or exchange. Phone 148— your ud» will be charged. TO ADVERTISERS A Herald representative loroughly familiar with rates lies and classification will Ive you complete Information, nd If you wish, they will assist >u in wording your want ad make it more effective. ■Automobiles r»— Help Wanted Female nicely located. Phone OT. ' F0K SALE-Mathuahek piano, ir ________________ ______________ i good condition. I’hone 46(1-W. n TRY THIS—If you him* 0n apnrt-^cni: ut 327 W. »th St. American Plan O f World Betterment Will Be Presented By William H. Neal International Neva Service Htaffl Corrcupcfsdcnt WASHINGTON. Juno 18.— An American plan for world betternent as conceived by elected repre* lentalives of tho people, will be iresented "t the Intorpnrllamennry Union conference at Berllp Vugust 23 to 28. Kmphusizing the fact that the wnr la over," heads of the Amoriun unit are planning to vend the urgest delegation to Berlin that ia„ ever nttendsd sessions o f the Union. A wide range of subjects will bo ilaced before the conference, in vhlch representatives of the high* st legislative bodies of moro than 0 nations will participate. The American delegation, acordlng to Hop. Burton (It) of Jhlo, chuirmnn .will present resobtions designed to bring about |R BALL— tsh Sedan Iste mod 1, completely equipped first cln>>* idition, cash or terms to respon le party. Cull Mr. Burdick tell everything there is to lit* toidl ^ eBC u,‘ eu, “ tmo 662J DeLanil, Fla. about it and you will find it much|»man to ,BhlPJ ,n?oro 1lrouib,e tc easier In secure a tenant. Call 148 i P " P » r‘1 forrook in g, hut Just n 2G CHRYSLEIt-LEX. Touring very speedy, new puint, condi- FOR KENT furnished 6 room gar FOR SALE— Will sacrifice piano nnl Bargain Ht 5260.00. Miller age apartment all modern con party needs funds. Cost new Phillips, 12th Street and Elm veniences. Plume 207. 1460.00 . Will sell for 5150.00 Adre. Phone 3. Ircas B. Box 428 Sanford, Flu, FURNISHED biG DODGE sedan Al condition bath, close 36 ACRES OF HAY-Hcuvy growth Priced right. Phone 3. Miller (). Phone 100 W ready to cut, an shares or cheap lillips. MODERN furnished npnrtmenU, for cash. Telephone in evening to I DODOTj Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit- 776. Leisure cars and Graham trucks. :hen; Garage: excellent neighbor­ FOR SALE—25 White Ughothi [Elm and 13th. Street IPhone 3. hood: rent very reasonable. Park hens t)6c per head. Want to sell DDGINS at COWAN Co. A*H Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 67, ill. Phone 805W, commitfe and Rep. Britten (K) of pidiitor and sheet metal work*. Sayer. Illinois, chairman of naval affairs |7 French Avenue. Phone ^C-W. THRASH EH APARTMENTS: Re­ 27— Money To Loan Sen. Borah (R ) of Idaho, chair­ duced rates. 317 Park. Phonr man of the Senate foreign relatimu1 DN WHITE nr colored property. HUP6-MAUM0N 869-J. __________ B. W.. IUrndon 4OH E. 2nd Ft. committee, has been Invited to Join Sanford Aulomobilo Co. the American delegation. m Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. LEFFLKR APARTMENTS: furn­ (Legal Ada) ished. 3 room and garage. At­ MINNF.OLA— Mew lighting MUugiz^w Service_________ tractive summer rates. Apply 804 r a T i i g o r . s i * r i . i ( - A T i o v r m i system illuminated along shore I n ’. NIPPER. Signs of all kinds. Magnolia. Phono 28Q-W. ___ TAX IIKKII IM IK II SK C T H IV of Lake Mlnhcola from city to STS O K T i l l : O K X K I I A I . S T A T In Sanford Paint & Wall Paper u t k n o r T i n : s t a t s : o r r i . u i i - Paliaadea golf course. Small garage apartmont. Call 251 tn a. NfrriCB Is licreby irlvi-n Hint J. 1G — H o i l s c h F or K ent C. Kllswortli, purrliukcr of Tat pt. VIDLER, Chirupodist. Every • 'erttrlrata ilnlrit tin* Ttli Wednesday 1) to 5 ut Bluebird FURNISHED 6 ROOM bungalow luy of June,No.A 3M, IV,, 19!*, tins fllci] *al<t crrtlflratn lu n.j OfflcH*, anil his Order of I’ uhlleatlon he pub­ tfcjty Shoppe. PI10 tc 34’J-J. for rent for summer and pos­ :>as innile u|i|illrallon for mi (te<-<1 ■ lished fur lour ■(*) conserutlvito issue in accordance with iuw. wseks In The Snnford llt-rnld. u sibly longer. Everything reudy SUN p r o o f ” PAINTS (aid ccrlKIrali- .-ml.races Hi,, follow- newapuper havlnu a K*ni-ral cir­ fater Spar Varnishes and Ena- for occupancy. Address Box 666. ‘ mt d> scrlhi d jirunerty sluiitK-d In culation In Henilnol* Count), Flori­ (.-mInolc count), Kloildu. to-wlt: da. mela. Velumlna Fiat Wall y.\i of Htvu ,of HW(1 fla-ss H. W1TNK6K my hand and si it) IIlls ainta. Persian clay Jesso. plastico 5 ROOM MODERN house, close 610. * ft.) Hr.V f. TW|I. 20 H.lUth. 19 day of .\ra>. A. II. ISZS. in. Very rheap. Phone H0-W liansn 31 Kusl, . . 1160 acres v. n. notm I,a ns. ouldlng clay and Ilnques. Sanmore or I, ks. • Clerk of the Circuit Court. >rd Paint A uall Paper Co, G. U. or 300 Mullonvllle Ave. Tlir said iHiid liclnx assessed at » > ’ A. If. W K K K K the dale of the Issuance of such l>epiiiy Crick. tuart, Propr, 112 W. First St. TWO FIVE room modern hunga -erllfli-Kte in the nuine of t'nknoaa. Ollen nnd llurnay, said certificate shall he re- Kollcllora for Complainant. lows. One furnished, one unfur­ L'nless let-im-d Accordlnx to law tax deed PIANSFER Service of all kinds. nished. Rent reasonable. Apply will Issue thereon the Kill day of (MKAL). A. I).. ISIS. I Phone S70*\f or 8302. C, E. Mrs. IAlla A. Miller 1809 Sanford Fuly. VV'liness my official alxnaiure and Avenue. fhorpenlng. teal this the lltli day of June, A. n.t ISIS. WIGHT PRkNT SHOP V. K. DOt’Ol.AHH. FOR RENT new Duplex house in INAPPY ar?rlce on any thing in Clerk Circuit Court, Kumlnole nice location with all modern County, Florida. printing. A phono call will get conveniences. Will rent cheap to |}> A. SI. VVKKKH. our man. Phone 4I7-W. 0 Rail­ I>r|iuty Clerk permanent tenant*. Phone 207. e d A vo. IN TIIK CIHCriT COURT, TWKX* FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ TV TIIIRII JI'DK’IAt. CIHCI'IT !I*EAN u p YOUR OLD WALI.S ix a xii r o il flKmxoi.M ca n s* meetlaa of the owners of the ished house for rent 1901 Mag­ HTH THE NEW WALL PAINT TV. IXOHIIIA, IN (-IIANCKKV. lunde Situate lu HI>AVIA I'ltAINnolia. Rent 560 per month. Phoro PAUL I*. IIAIINKTT, Complalhanl, AilF, 'DIHTRICT. 11r H*mln..lo SOMETHING NEW AND BETCounty, Florida, will be held st ll>« 219.________ __________________ ER FOR FURTHER INFOR* VNTON MYKItH In<t wife INOHlt Itlxh Hclinol Uulldlnx al Oviedo, MVKIIH, and IiailF.RT ItADWAY, H.-mlnole County. Florida, at nlnu IATION, CALL PHONE 235-J FOR RENT: To re»|K>nsible party. I >. f » min nl a o'clock A. M. on tho SOtti day of R SEE. V. C. COLLER, SANattractive Spanish bungalow oimtCH o r prni.H'ATioN June, tats, for lha purpose of electTO* ANTON MYKIUf uni) wife IKInn one supervisor for said District ORD, FLA. ________ Surrounded by beautiful Oak trace, (li;it MYKItH. and ROUKIIT RAD- fur a term of three ft) years, ut located at 317 High St. Completely WAY.* AND TO ALL WHOM IT which election every aero of land ANEY'8 DRUG STORE—Pre­ MAY CONCKIIN: In the district shall represent mis furnished. Two bed rooms, living )( apix-arlnu fn*m th« affidavit share and each owner shall be en­ scriptions, Drugs, 3odo. Wa are room, dining nook, kPchen equip jf PAUL V. UAItNKTT. complain- titled to vote In peraan or hy proxy a near aa your phone. Call 103. pod with electric range, bath, gar­ tnl In tbla cause, herein filed, th«t In writing duly signed far every vuu are residents uf a Hlale olhsr land owned by, him In such Pl»BUILD^JG BLOCKS— Irrigation age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. Ilian the mate of Florida, that the of guardians may represent residence <*f Anton Myers and wife Ulri; their wards; executors and admlu* hoxoa and general cement work. Berg at The Herald office.______ Iuser Myera aa parllrularly as la Istralors .may . represent estates of flracU Concrete Cor J. E. Tarknown to litm Is Till IMnaree persone and private cor. 19— Houses For Foie Street. Chicago. Couk County Illi­ deceased gar, Prop. 3rd and Elm. 1-oraIlona may he represented by nois. and that the resilience of Holt- their officers or duly authorised ■gents. Tile ownsra of a majority ‘AL ROOFING: The Roof Er- FOR 8ALE OR RENT—Six room ert Had way aa particularly as Is of the arrease Included In ageh dis­ known to h i m Is t o i l I<uyola bungalow, all convenience*, nice* # sting. McUl shingles In I lie Hlale uf Florida, the service trict spall be necessary ■to con­ country home, reasonable Term* >f a subpoena upon whom would stitute a quorum for the phrpoac uf Ung aeam tin and galvanized hind you nr either of you and that Imldlug such election. U Bee James H. Cowan. Oak R. F. Wilson, P. O. Box 610. Dated this Jllh day of June, litk; tis knows.you to tie river tho airs of * , • • C. U-WIMT years: 'JO* Third fit Phone U L MUST SELL Immediately at aac- twrnl*-nne CkalroM NOW TIIKHKPOHB. YOU ARKrifice, modern six room bungaPAITT. U K HKItKnr ORDKHHD to apnear t » INOGRAPH—repairing, piano it KOI l' IK URKIIA. herein fll.il f b y exterta with 17 year* inw nrarticollv new, eastern exAn the Hoard of HuiM-rviaors of a . b. tail, lie Court. * HAJ.VJa DUAlNAOK UUSanford music store t>«RJ5D that FORT MYERS— • Prospects good for banner mango crop on Pine Island. TITUSVILLE — Four miles Dixie Highway In Brevard County will bo beautified by county. uncertainty of presidential year might create an appetite for hash and stew, but admitted smilingly that it might be so. It also appears, according to the testimony of restaurant men, that husbands who complained against Delicatessen diet's few Mpra |Me| have won the fight for regtilhtfon meals. They are now Taking tho.rflyri out to dinner! jSSwgtj CHICAGO. June 18,— (INS)— America Is turning vegetarian. The _few he-men, _____ who cat raw meat and others who have not auccumHcd to the lure at the juicy vege­ table do not.go to restaurants for their steaks-and chops: FORT MYERS—5400,000 ) Food fashions nre ns chnngcsble program recommended here.' as clothes fashions: American husbands have won their war against Delicatessen meals: These are « few fadt* which may be of interest to Epicureans and others, ami whieh were revealed at the recent convention of the N't tionnl Restaurant Association held nl Hotel Sherman. “ Meet caters constitute less than 20 percent of restaurant pntrons," Myron Green, owner of a chain of Cafeterias said in an nddress be­ fore the convention. “ We don’t know how long It will Inst but fashions in food nre ns subject to change as waistlines.'' Mr. Green admitted that’ tho of the' nation temporary might tnlli____ The public craved sweet* whrn prohibition went Into effect find" liquor was alleged to be difficult to obtain, ho explained. Now, hewi ver, Mr. Green declared tho de­ sert counter* at the cafeterias nre practically deserted. Salads with rich dressings came in during the oil stundurds an dare still popular. Mr. Green did not suggest the CHICAGO.«. June IIU ^ R M P A coroner’ii jury today invextig»U the death of Mr*. Avery Ljrof Lluttmen, 22, of New Orleans, bride of three day*. Mm. Uluttmai n pretty artist’s model, waa nuii ricd to Max Bluttman, June IS, aj ter a whirlwind courtship. Satai day niccht Bluttman'* friends ei tertained for the newlyweds. :*a Bluttman and hla bride quarre cd over a former girl frieed o f d bridegroom, according to witRtM and Mm. Bluttman left U party. An hour later she phoned girl friend at the party that al had taken poison. The poth proved fatal. Three Big Bargains $1.00 Box Krasney Face Powder and a Box of Bath Powder $1.00 Box Golden Peacock Powder and Box Cold or Vanish­ ing Cream W H O LE SO M E N E S O BETTER thing could come Real £10 Set Marivonne Toilet Articles LANEY’S DRUG STORE DOLLAR DAY ^ to any school house than to have the sale o f bottled carbon­ ated beverages in it,” says Dr. R o y a l S. C o p e la n d , n oted health authority... these bottled soft drinks are made o f finest sugar, pure carbonated water and wholesome, taste*tempting flavors. Buy them by the case. SPECIALS Here are just a few of many good bar gainH we are offering LADIES SHOES One table of Indtw ' nhoen In broken hIzch, per pair............................................................................. LADIES SUM M ER DRESSES J fic r c s a One rack of Hpoctals at only B ottler in y o u r to w n f FIGURED ORGANDIE 60c Rrndc figured orgnndic and vollcfi, B yards for .......... . ......... 1........ ................................ M E N ’S PINCHECK TROUSERS SHEETING -ClassifiedBusiness Directory Best grade 36 Inch Sea lalund sheeting, 8 yards TRANSFER M en’s Pajam as 1 HEMSTITCHING CITY TRANSFER A Storage Co.. Singer Sewing Machlua B Hauling, Crating, Shipping, Side Track Facilities. Phone 896, 200 Machines Sold, Rented, Excha N. Maple. Ralph W. Lousing, Mgr. Easy rayraenta Phone SO North Park, Valdai Batteries CHILDREN’S DRESSES Furniture D O I.L A R D A Y O N L Y (Wndnesday, June 20th) ONE DIBH OF OUR CHINAWARE WITH EACH 96 PURCHASE D ave^ D ept. Store Fourth Street a ltd Sanford Avenue H ofM lac Battery Go. 117 East 2nd. Street WE BUY or trade Ui aaet lure. Wagner Furniture —~ ~ SEMINOLE AWNING HOP. Curtain.(Awnin fli window shades. Seat Coverings, him . Anything o f Canvas, j set. I 2nd. Streak, Phot# � 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 19, 1928; <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/22413901d3adcc88354aa65206a87126.pdf 73c840e4eccf83fc0eb97d9aa61c025d PDF Text Text ,t an ta n in d e p k >y X l'ili^ irir ■-ill SSSS L eased W ire In le rn n llo n a l N e w s S e rv ic e «* . /. ~ . • = = j = ^ n t » . r Autflt lmrwni u r Circulations Ha NFORD H M i Oa . M 6N hA V r4 « N L r t • \ u* >■ ’ •» Jilin Smith’s Manager Leaves For Texas VM REEDPREDICTS Merchants Push H EFLINFLAYSMiss Earhart HIS VICTORY AT f y & f g f f f g l W M g g fe M H E B A g HOUSTON MEET WomanTo , 71 NKW YORK. June IB. (INS) —George Van Nnmec, manager of Governor Smith's convention campaign, entrained with a par­ ty of friends for Houston to­ Two dozen Sunfonl merchants T heater will lie one of the chief day. They will arrive on the attractlohs to both local and outscene of the Democratic Na­ ami business institutions today of-town shoppers Wednesday. J. L. tional Convention Wednesday were pushing their plana for San­ Marentctte, manager of the Snn Colorful Thronir Gathers To afternoon six days before the Disparages Smith Claims Of Hear Alabama Senator De­ Delegate Strength Which ford’* greatest Dollar Day, sched­ ford theater* today aaid he would convention opens. Van Namne liver Diatribe Against Ills have a special family rate In ef-. uled for Wednesday, rapidly t‘> was accompanied by Howard He Declares Are Over-Esti­ feet for both aternoon and evening Traditional New York Foe Cullman .member of the port mated And VeryMlsleading completion. From grocery atores performances. to theaters, all are preparing for authority and George C. Nor­ More than three score Rems hav • the biggest single day of business ton, a friend of Governor Smith i n n listed by The Yo'well Comp­ Sanford us a whole* lias ever aeon. At buffalo, they will lie Joined Newspaper advertising and cir­ any for the big events. Speer & by Notfmun K. Mpck, Demo­ culars are being distributed far and Son and ChurchwellB, are nino cratic national committeeman preparations Enemy Of Dope Says Catholic wide over the section of Central making extensive from New York and MrsOutlet, which has been conducting Democrats Have Surprise Deviates Site Is Very TlmnkMack. “Gov. Smith will have Senate St<#Wy-P*trel Avers Florida surrounding Sanford. T er­ a remodeling t<ale, will continue' fnll 11lion Hearing Report In Store At Houston Texas - Tlrat Her D a uu h ter ^AmaliaCOO delegates insOuctijd' for Hoover W as W eakest Men ritory from which hundrfeda of the event until aftor Dollar.Day hoose shoppera are expected to come •*- mill will add u large H it of new him at the Start of the convenR e p u b lic a n s C ould C hoost - KarharjU'llas U ntied baldly. tends on the north tp I)eLand, on ALB ANY, N. Y „ June IB — tion and we are confident uMd* K , bargains.'* ; Hie -west to Mount Porn and other nomination on an early Jia u c S ® RT1I0EMF.8 ' MEDFORD, Mass., June 48. The Sanford Drug -Company, (IN S)—Tho Idgrc’11 gathering or Luke ( ’.punty communities, on tho said Van Namee, who declined the Ku Klux Klun ever held in Al­ l.aney’a Dmg Store, tliA’ Union Internalional News Service — (IN S)— "Wonderful, wonder­ South to Winter I’urk and on .the to predict Just what bullot. Pharmacy and Moblejra - Drug bany County listened yesterday to j ful, wo nre**very thankful,” ex­ * 1 FmRB Staff Correspondent east to Chuluota. “There in no disposition on the Store are all utdftuifc arrangements United States Senaor Thomas lloflaical citisens will have their KANSAS CITY, June IB.— claimed tho mother and sister of fjlh the fecount completed part or Smith hackers to prevent LLANELLY. CARMARto offer speeitn bargain* during lui of Alabama eontlnu i ids al* Mi.-s Amelia E arhart today when THENSllIRE. W ales, June 18. leven disputed precincts, any state from presenting its Most Democrats, partf.’uUtrty first glimpse of the coining Dol­ tlio day. ^ r McClelland was formally claims/’ Von Namee continued. those from the North and Wost, lar Day specials in advertise­ Among the men’s clothing Btorcs, tack* on Governor Smith and Ro­ they hoard the nuwa th at the — (IN S)— Dropping through jified today ns the Demo­ may believe thut A1 Sm iths nom­ ments appearing in The Herald McKlnnon-Markwood Company is man Catholicism almost within trans-Atlantic airplane Friendship a driving rainstorm, the txanstic nominee for sheriff ination a t Houston next week is tliis afternoon. In addition to th t planning for several uttractivu Atlantic plane Friendship, C. M . Hand, incumbent. cinched, hut Senator James A. attractions listed in today's paper bargain offerings. Lloyd's Shoo sight of tho towers of the State had spanned th e Atlanticwhich now bears the honor of “ J knew-sho wodhl do it," said carrying th e first woman on McClelland's majority Reed of Missouri, is not one of more than u. dozen other merchant* Store Is Ilian niuklng arrangements Capitol, It d a s n colorful crowd of iu.- Humucl Chapman, fiance of Mis* them. To him, the Democratic will have attractive offerings to­ to furnish both local and out-of44 votes. 34 more than IK K ) that gathered in it natural E arhart nt his home in Marble­ a non-Rtop flight between Am­ morrow. presidential nomination still first tabulation showed (Continued on page 4.) amphitheatre just southwest of head.- Chapman said he would erican ntul Europe, came to The offerings of the Milano anchor in Hurry Inlet four rests on tho laps of the Gods. week. . , Hie Albany city line to hour the cable hlj congratulation* im­ miles off this port, just before one final count wus first and The Mlssourinn anld ns much totraditional enemy of New Yorks Ind choico votes tabulated was o’clock this afternoon. day—and with emphasis. “No­ Governor assail him ns n Demo­ mediately. . id, 1,202; McClelland, 1.300. Tho flight of “the girl Lindy’’— Shortly before tho pfane drifted body has been’ nominated yet cratic presidential candidate pos­ two totals Show that by the Eight Lives Arc Ixist In Okla­ he said somewhnt grimly. ‘ I’m sibility. Pointed hoods and flowing u c|uiet, fnir hnircd Boston social down upon the surface of the bunt Hand lost one vote und homa Saturday As Tornado going to Houston, and I think I robes of the knansmen and ladies worker—was not for the thrills choppy water It had flown over flellund gained .13, tbeir proam going to win. No one rnn tel Destroys Large 1‘orllon uf the Kuinclla, the women’s or ­ r.or inert* pride of nchicvcmcnL this town at an altitude of from is standings being Hand, 1,20.*. whet the Houston convention will Towns In Path 0<\ Twister ganization, vied with odd uni­ The driving force behind .the flight 200 to 301) fe e t Crowds la the J McClelland, 1,273. do.” r . forms of "pioneers’’ “ rangers’ w;m more prncticsl. In the necont- street, attracted by tho roar of tho[bo tabulation by precinct with Tho Smith claims of approxi­ KANSAS CITY. Mo., June IB.— and various drill groups and the plishmenDbf Ute night »he saw an motor, looked upward and saw a |l and second choice votes countmore famjliai .gray of the Mate opportunity to’ regain the .Dually graceful red und ifold nionopluiMt _Flood w a rr'-’’ were is­ mately 700 votes now pledged or fortune, she made this clear In her drifting through tho luxe with tho Is ah fo»«w*a: committed do not perturb the Coolldgc* Hepu tnl Ion A hA nc­ o p er* ;o u t f t l,y Conferences WJ|«) btr. .MeClcl- sued ulong the Oklahoi. and Kan- fiery Missourian. le r Is gAnttwliatpimmed by tro Sure and Stripes upon It. “ I t K “Why," he Important o n lc if t q f G o v e r n o r *8ndth t . *«•»• Inst letter to her sister. Republican Lenders Result llund land ens River valleys today following countered, “should such mislead­ the Friendship/’ was the cry which Report ■ ‘ That HeAnHF’-iemb’ "I have tried to play for a lnrfce that 'S^rator Heflin >vas «ot In Statement That Nominee URL week-end tornadoes and rains which ing and over-estimated claim. *>«• went up Immediately. There w ai Failed To IlrinKlIomeUacon ^unfoid ................ .....474 slake," rho wroto her sister /-•aP* heckledor Interested wiiL Will Remain In Present Jot) 28 24 a rush towards tho waterside. y > answered? Tho convention itself U ko Monroe (MurieD"If I succud. a.» caused property danugc of $2,000,­ Th« troop* were under the per- py 40i’> 632 SUPERIOR, .Iw». June IB- serial will do the nominating, not the •11,TR I don’l l shall be l Thus ended tho historic 2,*® ‘■toiiford ............... J u n e 18$ WASHINGTON. CXimrtnnd of M njy 3o)jh A ) will be xre 23 000. . 16 —(IN S)—Tho reputntlon of 1’reslmanagers of this or that candi­ m list of mile flight of khs-Briendshiv i’uolu .................... to ht a ^ V f Flight lives were lost in Okla­ date. o o v e r ,y — (IN S )—Herbert H ---------* « •d«mt G «flM PKn r nv flsMennnn I* ^ I t r t f 't T t h ^ " governor , sin-in * hapiry 72 If pro-convention claims Jvleilo ................... .... 47 sucli uii adventure. My only re- Trepassoy Ray, N. F., bearing homa in a tor’-" lo Saturday night law, wh(V shook hands with Sena­ 74 nominated candidates insteud of publican presidential nominee, will considerably dimmed, if circumBoston social (ieneva .........■•!>• •>- ..... 27 wnuid b« leaving you and Amelia Earhart, tre t would be lenvm* 28 which destroyed large |mrtloiw of the votes of the delegates them­ not resign as Secretary <»f com­ slantiul evidence is to be believed. tor Heflin when ho nrrived on the mot lie r stranded for a while. The worker; pilot Wlimcr Stulta and Chuluota - .....; 31 llic towns of Rluir and Hendrick. rernp for a two hour nddrrsn. 17 The-Slimmer While House is lo­ selves the political history of the Gubrleliu .............. ...... 7 tho news of her mechanic Louis Gordon, v.ho haJ Tlw* Scimtor pretiictctl that tin* cirl flyer kept :tr> Several t n nndoes swept over Kun­ United States would have boon merce "for sometime to come." cated on Hint portion of the Undo 68 •her family * ” until the written a new page in the history Longwood .......... plans from Tills announcement was made by , Saturday night and early Sun Catholic Democrats might have a 4T» HAS 46 River running through the estate changed many times." Lake Mary ..... Friendship was well under way. of American aviation enterprise. bis secretary, George Akcrson. to­ lives were lost. Several surprise in store for them ut the hut no ........ 2H day• but 34 Altamonte ....... Concerning Ids own dinners day after Hoover bad conferred of the late Henry Clay Pierce. No Houston poiiviMillmii iven 1hough When tlie Friendship touched the Before leaving. MUa Ea’bari persons were injured by twisters 17 Forrest City of tho nominations. Sonntr Reed with n number of Republican lend less than 17 butcheries were es the nomination of Governor Smith made her will and “placed he house surface of the water pilot StultJi near llutcbinson and F.mporla. 14 tuhlished by Pierce, and tho Itiule Osceola ............. ....... IT hail little to say other than that era. . is so well stocked that tbe trout for the presidency »" freely proph­ in order." us she expressed It. U taxied towards a post to which the he is going to Houston with n While it had first been stated wui undcratochl tl*at Miss Karbari piano was made fast. Police boats POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., June IB. esied now, filial ........ ......... — 1202 1300 _(INS) The work of caring for feeling of confidence. Ho de­ that Ilojver would retire from the utmost hump each oilier in tl.elr and numerous small craft immed­ "In 1021 in New York City." would receive nil the profits nc* h'liu recount was made in com 2,000 homeless families became clined to speak of bis delegate cabinet within a abort time d< menmlerings. It is rumored they iately set out for tho plan* to taka ,-ruine from hooks and stories of the lance with a petition filed last paramount t«*duv n* waters of the strength, present otnl prospective, vclopementn of the last few days sit up and beg lor file*, worms be said, “they split tie* convention flight as well na stage and font off tho three flyar*. wide open and killed the Demo­ li-k by Sheriff Hand, who re- raging St. Fium-i* River began or Hint of other aspirants. said Hint lie might continue as e'lc. By using mnrtno glasses tho cratic Party. They're going to get contracts. “ Dusty" Stultz, the Thu President has been fishing |fHtrd n court order directing to recede after two fnujor l.reaks have changed the plan and Akers.oi pilot it wus understood, would re ­ monoplane could be seen on the Ho chooses rather t" talk of a taslo this year of the same s u it ut the bnilot) boxes be reopened the forthcoming campaign. “Her­ head of the Commerce Department on two or three days In* lias spent of medicine.” Senator Heflin ob­ ceive $26,000 Miss E arhart sent lifting of swell of the waters, rid­ through its protecting levees. thus fur in the north woods. »>rJil the results revonvossed hewoid several times from Now ing easily and gracefully. Thera Flood waters spread over ap­ bert Hoover is the weakest candi­ Indefinitelydinarily judging from the l>axt two jected Jected t„ to Governor Kn' il|‘ aB ‘‘ Fouiid’and that she did not plan to were no distress signals flying. liise of alleged irregularities. A Hoover held a number of im­ date tbe Republicans could have proximately loo,000 Acres of low vacations—he in only too proud 1 DeinocraUc candidate «n the fol Ionnt in six precincts was asked named,” ho asserted. "'Why nnj portant conferences today, but hi* - -liene- lowing grounds, in addition to Ids taco across the Atlantic with any­ Owing to tho heavy rain and tho Vi an amendment to the petition, lying farm lands, destroying wheat, regular Republican should feel manager, Ainea W. Good, of Iowa, to display Ins catch foi% tlio one. , , roughness c l tho sea the small • led on Saturday, asked that the corn ami cotton crops with u re ­ impelled to vote for him I can­ wii-i detained In Chicago by the fit of tlio photographer* and let Roman Catholicism: There wns an air of tension at boats made all possible hast* to The Governor's connection with lies in precinct number thi'.-e sulting damage estimuted at more not set. “ Had Senuto • Ciirtia illness of his wife. Good wus ex­ the newspaper reparttrs know flic modest lion;, at South pick up Miss E srhart and her comcst Earhart Karhart lion: Tammany Hall, “the moat corrupt than » 1 .non,oou. ho tabulated again. 1 he (Continucd on page 3.) Im-i-ii nominated M could have pected to be in Washington H'Hiir exactly hou much tho biggest one political organization thut ever Medford thin afternoon Amalia* The third li e of the river came polled tho normal Republican vote, flier precincts in which a recount welgheil. • , inter Muriel wns kept on the Jump tlmo during the week To date, however, live result* of had it* existence in the world. answering telephone call* from as made included number one of sooner than expected and sent the but Hoover cannot, in my opinion. Campaign plana were discussed this year’s effort* liave been veil­ Tho fart thnt the Governor to relative* and friends in many inford, Paola, Oviedo, Chuluota, raging St. Francis out of its bunks Tho placing ot tho Knnsas F>cn- by Hoover with Secretary of the "not only a wet but a soaking in n 27f»-foot crevasse a few nulej abriella and Geneva. ator on the ticket after Hoover h Interior Work, one of his leaders, ed In the deciwst secrecy Repeat­ wet." The Governor's view of part* of Hie country. Ono lonK ed efforts .>n flic part of the news­ I The tabulation of returns was north of the break Saturday, nomination was dcacribed by Sen­ Rep. TUson (ID of Connecticut, immigration —"Restricted immi­ distance call came from Ltlcn. N. Gonsl.leruMe anxiety wus fell ator Reed as “u f»»Hle lade this morning in the court undo r-Secret ary of the Treasury papermen to ascertain the number gration is good for America, Y. The family anxiously awaited Lose, tlie clerks and inspectors for the condition of the levees oi that will not fool the Middle Ogden K. Mllla, expected to handle of fist, caught, ir any, havo result­ open immigration i» good for the a cable from Ameliaed in complete failure. “Several the Varney ......... River, ~ near Senath, West. |>r tlio several precincts conduct- U(C I t ’ was Hunker Hill Day. a , l t ; tho c a m p a i g n in New York and saiii Edward T. Clark. Ids personal Catholic Church." NEW YORK, g the cunvass in compliance with 1Mo#t today tts the waters from tlio holiduy In greater Uoston, and Old RjK, 'Juno 18.— (INS) “The claim that Senator Curtis Elliot Cox, a Hoover leader in secretary, evasively; “some ’ par­ The fear that there might bo court’s ordtr. The votes °> | s t. F r a n e is spread und wen* atldeil nomination will appease the dis­ North Carolina. —Ah attTartiva hlondo, of rtiva B B M W driver I Glory wns flying from many ban­ war with Mexico if Smith wore inlier one Were rccanvussed on , to t j,t, volume of the ajready swol- content in tht- Middle West, and In which Edward i A fter lunch with Secretary ried Col. E. W. Starling, the secret elected, because of the. religious ner* on Princeton Street. 'Die Ear*, a n , u ntomobfl# bootlegger, was lalurdny afternoon, tin results len Varney River. A ttOO-foot levee thut Senator Curtis will ’do some­ Work, Hoover will talU to Secre­ service man who flshca with the difficulties there. The Governors hart home, however was not C artar, decorated, decorations being for­ *hoF frn d ^ tm e d yesterday In living McClelland five more votes seven miles nurth of the new break thing’ for the farm er, is perfect tary of Wur Davis. Another visi­ President lad; of understanding of national As proof that trout can he Herald Square, was gotten In the cxritmcnt over crowded |ian hu received on the first talm was being carefully guarded to pre­ nonsenso. The A griculturalists or tor during the day wus W W. At caught in the, Brule is the txpor" (locations. “ I want ,a man .for Amelia's wonderful flight. sought by police today. They ex­ vent a new break in that h 'rrlt"/>ttion. (he West are not fools. They know terhury. president of the l’ennpresident,” Heflin sufd, "who is (Continued on page three.) Red Cnis* officials said their thut a* the leader of hi* party in pressed the belief th at sh* lured Mr. McClelland gained four in (Continued on page three.) familiar w th nullcnal questions was no immediate danger for the C arter to his, death. , la.la, nino in Oviedo, live in the Senate, Senator Curtis ex e r­ and who is u national figure him tuhriella and six In Geneva. thousands of homeless, us nearly cised a thousand times more inC arter, wanted by federal self. With «H ‘hat. considering Iheriff Hand picked up one in all had sufficient warning to make, fhiencn and power on legisla­ authorltiea, waa killed a fter the (he fruita of the Roman Catholic automobile had been halted by the yhulotn and two mail votes. full preparations ugalnst any ev­ tion than he ever coulo while U uchinc, 1 d" not want a Roman entuality. Many of the refugees pigeon-holed in t h e ' vice-presi­ traffic lights. A sodan, contain­ lost eight in precinct three, Catholic to be president of the were reported to have taken sever- dents chair. What cun he do? ing four men, crossed Broadway living McCtellnnd another gain. •United Slates now." from west to east juat a fter tlw I Following the recount the can- ul days rations of food with them nothing—and tho formers know It. The reserve banks have resumed AMHERST, Mu**., June IB.— traffic light had ludted the Broad­ NEW YORK, June 18.—(INS) rnssing board composed of II. C- when they left their homes. They’re not the fools th at certain (IN S)—John Coolidgo, son of the way traffic. buying of governorment bond* on buliose, supervisor or registration, corporatemlnded gentlem en in —In the dullest and most feature­ President, was tho only ono of the MEMPHIS, Tenn., June IB.— the E ast think. |ohnt Meisch, chairman of the a small scale, which is customary Three of the nujn got out of . less m arket since the first week 127 Seniors to graduate today where tho other car was waiting bounty board, and J. G. Sharon, (IN S)—With Missouri and Ario The Missouri Senator Indicated in March, industrial stocks moved a t this time of year, and should from Amherst Collcdgo who did for tho traffic lights to ehsnge. xiunty judge motund canvnssed mums floods beginning to equal that the Democrats are going to not be considered a* a reversal of Inot have a relntivo or a nerrt One of the men stepped bo the the 1027 Mississippi disaster. Ma­ through a narrow margin of fhe returns. moke much of the part which Sen­ their policy with respect to the I friend to sco hin\ receive hi* the epen window, tho bullet en­ D. H. Connolly, U. S. engineer ator-designate price* today. I t wns the general The results were received with Jor Win. S. \n r e of money m nrkct Though llquidn■ ■ » today or> . . OSLO, Norway. June 18. sheepskin. uisiaction by oy both uom rmvo. Arkan- Pennsylvania player! in Hoover s impression In the financial dis­ Hon of weekly margined stocks tering Carter** right tide. As itisfaction sides. — Mr• in charge of the district John’s mother and grandmother cClelland said the court confirm- dered three engineers into Arka nomination. Vare has thus far trict th at the reserve beard * cam­ was forced out In huge volume —(1NS)~Commandant Msdolenn. hoped to bo hero for tlie big event Carter slumped over, tho gunman I hi* first prediction that he ,as to direct the w ort of F« been denied a w at In the Senate. paign for a reduction 11 specula­ last week, stock market export*, piloting nn Italian relict plane in in John’s life but both were una­ opened the door of- the car and ild win by “about forty votes. ; venting mfre thJ. "Herbert Hoover,’’ said Reed, a fter a thorough copvas* of the which he hop.-* to ncout the A n tic ble to coino bereuzo of slckn**«- fired five more bullet* Into Sds ftnd be Sheriff sold the recount had ; give such relief as I body. ' "was nominated by and with the tive borrowing* had not been com­ situation, reported that G»e wbrk wufites for tlinfrol leared the situation and left no flooded areas. bc support of ’Biir Vans, who stands pleted and th at therefore further of liquidation has not been com­ crew, pinna to hop-off from Vad Miss Florence Trumbull, n daugh­ Tho young wortan opened tho ter, of Connecticut'* Governor, to doubt us to the re s u lt He expressThousands of sand b « n » L before the bar or liquidation of stock, was neces­ pleted. Bearish traders were con­ soc for Spitsbergen today, nvlcoa whom It has been reported John dortr oh the lore tide and disap­ shipped today to strengthen the le­ convicted . American public opinion a corrupt sary; but offering* were negligi­ fidently searching for the weak from Vadroe Minted. peared In the traffic. Three gun­ |rd appreciation of the suporl nf.lus Madden* ha* madq_two tinsuc* was engaged,, wns not h*rb and men returned to ' thely automobile ■friends and of the assistance Ahey vees in the affected areas. Follow­ city boss. Had Vare stayed itf ble a t tho lower price ranges and spots today, in an effort .to dis­ neither was any member (ff the I bad rendered in preparing th t ing another break in tha St. F ran- Philadelphia und not come to the m arket wn$ in a condition close and uncover stop loa* order*, cussful attem pts to u f to Spits­ and *r«d a way, Trumbull family. * ris River levee north of Kenneth. Kansas City the result of the of stalemate, for tho time being bergenOn Ins second attem pt A patrolman punned tha gun­ I petition for a recount. always the best source of profit John, who has had a busy time Mo., Sunday, attention of yesterday, he encountered a heavy Republican Convention here might nt least. Mr McClelland again expressed men’s car. He filed four shot* at in a declining market. keeping up with his studies and The outstanding Incident of the I gratitude over the “confidence was caned to . strip ot Uvea be havo been fa r different. I, for Btock sales up lo the noon per­ fog over Bear Island and pvas who was forced to go tq a sum­ tho flteing automobile. He one, Intend th at the country shall financial district, waa the new iod were only 040;000 shares, or forced to return to Vadsoc. I which the citisens of Seminole llevret two of the bullet* point decline In Bancitaiy Cor­ ROME, Juno 18/—(1N8)— Lieut mer school b u t year graduated the back of the sedan, tie apprised of this os U>® c*m* 2(1 I County ‘ have reposed in m« by a t the rate of about 1,500.000 poration on the Curb, reflecting Lutzow Holm ami HJnlmur Rllser- with an honor of rite. Just below wounding on* or incVo of pnign progresses." 1election to this most responsible further difficulties among small shares for the full *e»slon, a Larscn, Norwegian aviator, have ljklu,e. *, 26,000 a c r e s . ________ position” The sheriff elect was John’s plans for the future inside. Police records sT traders in the stock a t the E ast­ marked contrast with activities returned to their base* after FLY Bit LANDS jthe recipient df ’numerous cs t»tcr'a car was of the past tlx weeks. The oil* . BON k il l s p a t h k b ern point*. . , and motors staged a moderate flights over the ice-float* off the hav* been shrouded in mystery the name of 1 f f ralulationa this morning after the A few of the E astern bank north coast of BpRabergen with­ and like Ids father he has re­ tho Hotel Richmond. At MITCHEL FIELD. N. Y.. June results of the recount had been CHICAGO. June 18. - (IN S)— IB.—(IN S)—Captain Emilio Car­ etocka sold off moderately, but rally in the forenoon, but en­ out sighting any memhore of the mained sllqnt. He plans to go to it WM a i d Miss Sherein left heavy offerings of I passed along the business section. Stanley Piekut Jr.. 20. was heW. fresh weakness in this atock did countered Nobile expedition, according to Wisconsin to see his parents for a Ipst March, not leaving a ranza, Mexican ace. landed here at “It’s all over now and we can todav on clmrgep of technical 10 o’clock this morning. l-a rra n u not loosen a flood of liquidation stock'on the advance, and thus the word from King’* Bay this aft*r- few weeks but hi* plans after that lug address. . . u/, path of least resistance for prices settle down to work one® more,’’ wore not known today. . . 5f„V*r ” n‘ » in r <5- a w r t g j - hopped of/ from BrfUng H*>ld, as it did in the ta rty p a rt of noo. . m told one group of friends and was downward, . ing> ot his father, Stanley Piekut. Washington w l t o r In tM morning. last weak. . ______ •dmirera a .they eatended fellcita- :ount Results Give /inner Majority Of It Votes Over C. M. [iind,TJheIiieiunbent \X PlaneLands MOTHER OF GIRL American OnSurfaceOfRough Inlet,Having FLYER IS HAPPY Welsh Stale Cops Insure RunLowOnGasoline Order During Meet OVER GOOD NEWS Expresses Feeling Of His Confidence ren Precincts re Recanvassed M 2400 Mile Flight Is Another [Clelland Gains In Svery Place With Single Exception Large. Crowd IsDisap** pointed When Avia- ! tors Stick To Ship WEEK-END RAINS CALL FORTH NEW FLOOD WARNINGS HOOVER WILL NOT PRESIDENT FINDS RESIGN CABINET FISHING POOR ON SAYS SECRETARY FIRST ATTEMPTS or I h!1 i Police Seek B lo n d Who Fled Her Taxi After Fatal S h o ts President’s S o n I s Graduated Without Family’s P resence Stock Market Experiences Dullest Business Since 1st Week In March Italian A viator Is Planning A n oth er Search For N o b ile 46- r&i im i . ' * $ �r t r t E SANFORD HERALD, V ' D e s c r i p t i o n Of L an d Dnecrlptloii Of I .and HW U ...................... ■omnlnK HW u f J,w O w n er SI 32 CO V incent l l r l r c t t l u •0f 10 HW i* o f BE V o f 8 W 8 \ o f SK U o i f N E W H of,jp\V u or HE 1C H. H . •«* < 10 F r a n k liy e r n N I^ 14 o f 8 K H o f t f t v ■:»n*r AY, JU N E 16, 1928 F re d Hnwkcit i.. 10 F red lln r h r rt „ 5 N. O. Hu-n niton . 20 V incent lle tree il W ain w r l g h t C U n k n o w n ____ ____ 7.50 N. O. Hwnnaon 200 to V incent lle tree il Unknown ......... !0 1 ' ‘Ui.rfnow’n ....__ IRION AH IIKCOIIUKU Unknown ......... C V incent lle tree il M er er * a. Hlavla Colony do. tleorjre F. T rim b le Hlavla Colony Co. Hlavla Colony ICO V incent III Co. 210 V incent lle tre e il 20 V in ce n t llotryeil Hlavla Colorty Co. J o h n F a n k u c h ...... U n k n o w n ........ ...... Hlavf ..... Colony Co, Hlavla Colony Co. J o h n a J a k a b _.. U co rx e K. T rlm lile ... Klavln Colony Co, U n k n o w n ................ <0 U n k n o w n ,»............ V incent 20 l to h e r t F e n n e ll .... to . F/*IJ. now ton ......... to U n k n o w n ............. H of N E 14 of NW Si of-N B Si .... . A of B 14 of : tW 14 o l HE U of NE lle tre e il **>;tW*v J ln r y E. T ick tier . H. It. W n l n w r l g h t V incent lle tre e il . 5 W. II. Drownlnit • * »♦ • 3 I*. II. Itonton ___ If.lT'ch of NB-’U l l e tr r e il U nknow n Vincent lle tre e il •Jt I I ft N or HW Cor of NW M ........ 7f I*. U. Host on to • U nkhow n . •6 ..Unknown U nk n o w n . . , ............. V incent lle tree il Ueorg* II,..B lrk ln s O viedo r r u l t Co. Vincent llc tr e r t! .. Mary tl. P a tte r s o n U nknow n ......... . KB Vi ....... - ........ SW 14 of NW 14 ...... HE 14 of NW 14 H *4 of HW 14 .......... B >4 of HE 14 of .. *« jl 70 Orunil* NmvrI, S to re s On, *13! *1 10 Jo se p h w : 'MSnter. .. ... Sf. Jo h n and K a th e r in e S e n k n r lk ............. , TOWN KKNIFfl IIO M K ST K .in As Mi 3 31 lo P»«» fl| Srmjnolr founty Mrrnnts. 2* 3| 31 31 21 33 21 33 21 33 21 21 liU Unknown .......... ........... 20.5* to Unknown ..............;...... 19.98 to Unknown .................. 19.98 SO Vincent Ifetreril ....... 39.51 HE 32 21 23 20 U n k n o w n .......................... 7.31 E 14 of HW U anil It HW >4 of HE 14 32 21 33 120 V incent lle tre e il ...... i.„. 39.81 Atl of the IuiiiIn ileserllteil In the f oreRoliiK-lying anil being In the < minty of Seminole anil State of Florida. Where tho word “Town, ship" or abhre\latlon therefor ocenis It shall lie held to mean Town, shin South of Tallahassee, and where the word “Itanice" or a b b r e v ­ iation therefor occurs, It slmll he held to menu Mango East of Tulin. O range ‘ N aval H turrs Co. Sirs. SI. F. W lllU nm on 21 SI 10 O ra n g e N u m l Hlores Co. • -- ‘ mIM1 V (l *'• * • - . I-., - RHEUMATISM!! — anyway? 2Si» Vincent l i c i t ecil , 3u Unknown 5 , ... It. V. txnlkey *•» TirVrtli wn / ; ...... ' •- P n g rn 1 07. l o t K '4 of Mlirek V ... E o f l T Illodk | | . { ; . • .F t,oniit,\ u iio v e / c o 'n Mernrdn* In P in t II..,.I Lot 23 and W «, •. >*o»» 2 « and 35 of I v S 49-*fIV** ,,y) Lot R] I*ot 107 . N E Si of NW 14 • * • M r r n r i e * In P | a | r m l a n l r ( a u n t , Reearil*. I.eallv W. I lro w n el si Mr»» ~Ettint U. 'tlrow ii T I O \ TO Si,ACK i m i M i « e TV S e m i n o l e f o u n t . Mr , I- # “n'1 S .S .S . c o n q u e r s r h o u m n tI s m ! T h o rich, rod, lig h tin g blood t h a t 8 . S. 8 , h e lp s N n tu r o bu ild b r in g s enso a n d su ffe rin g , w e ca ll r h e u m a t i s m — c o m f o r t t o ovory aoro, sw o lle n ttsw h s t is It? buo in y o u r body. H o rn 's w h a t It Is: It is th o ro su ll A nd Ui Ib g r e a t 8 . S. S. rocs r i g h t of w uato p r o d u c t s a n d Im p u rltlc a In th o blood! I m p u r i t i e s t h a t g e t tlte on h u lp ln g N n tu r o hu jld m o rn ah cl tip p e r b u n d b e c a u s e ( b e s y s t e m is tnnro red ce lls u n lit y o u r w h o lo <4 r.tfirvliiB fo r w a n t o f h e a lth y , rich, body la t in g l in g w i t h j —; life and v ib r a t i n g 'N r e d blood! w ith vim , v ig o r 1 B u t you Ju st r l e s n s o y r u . vltulIIy. You feel l l k o \ ^ ^ ^ ^ J a n d build u p th o rcd-hlood-cclls y o u r s e lf ag a in . \ k r .k e » k A / a n d w a tc h th o r h e u m a tia tn v a n i s h ! O. t F. R. S. r i g h t V y / W hy, 8 . 8 . 8 . w ill aid N a t u r e p u t so '" m a n y m illio n s of rod blood-colla In n o w —b u ild u p y o ttr ‘ y o u r s y s t e m t h a t th o I m p u ritie s blood to w h e r o It la p u r e , rod a n d t h a t c a u s o y o u r rhoimiatlr.in u n h e a lth y . 8 . S. S. la th o s u r e w ay. d r iv e n o u t — t h e y c a n ' t s t a n d p u re , All d r u g g i s t s acll S. S. 8 . Got th e Unnrt ! la r g e r b o ttle . J t’»;jnpr'.'' e c o n o m ic al. Of course you do; everybody docs. - Just run over in your mind the various at-' tides that' you have purchased & tlte last week or iiie last ihonth. foods? Your breakfast fruits, cereal sa n d W o n arc all advertised Prob• •• *■' *........... * ‘ ^ ft; . i, \ ......... ... ij ably that is how you first cam e.toknow to know o f them—through advertising,1 Probably the shoes you are wearing, • or tije dress or suit you have on are equally • i .. U an d NW C m tlO T A Si better gas ranges, hot water, heaters, dish and clothes washers, cooking • »* m | | f J w, kinds—practically everything you , •« • • • t use is advertised.- You buy ducts because you have confidence in them. You know, that a m • *# • ' f , i | i\ ## * **« not afford to advertise shoddy or unworthy merchandise. of insurance. HU Vincent lln tie e d . . . It ‘gives you a 'feeling of perfect confid 1 — • • « « • • • « i 1 ,1 , encc ad safety when you ask for an advertised"brandy'for<you know that you wili The last breath ? they ever take W U of NE q V N K . kinds are extensively advertised. • What about the *kitchen? , of HE t ........ j, W •* of H!: U ^a nuf d -W t , of BE H o t HE It . : HVV 14 of 8 0 U 1 »« Tn the home. - On the floor art rugs and rugs and linoleum-rrthe Advertising is ,3 ; ■ • * • • • • -- well-known advertised makes, and you are proud of them. . n get the quality and service you expect. The name is the guarantee. Death to . . flies . . mosquitoes . . and roaches The more you read advertising the more •you will know about human progress. B You will become well posted in almost every line of human endeavor arid/a canny ••• •. LACK Flag d o e s n ’t wait f o r flicsorinosqultocs to conic to it. It goes to them—and kills them. And gets every '„nc of the pests. N ot one escapes this deadliest of insect-killers. . As for roaches, ants, lied-bugs, fleas and moths it completely rids your home of tliese pests. Black Flag contains a secret, vegetable ingredient that they breathe—and die. It is absolutely harmless to humans and animals. Try it. Two forms, equally deadly — Liquid and Powder, At drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. Powder 15c up. judge of values. Reading advertisements is a fine habit. » Cultivate it< 3N Vincent Mi-trved <u j. u U utie r ..... of An I t r r n r d r * I a»1 3 Block A ............ Lot 4. Block P •a o n n i c h i l i o r a IJ s ■ 'L d l 11 Block C ...... How about H er or*.. T. W. M a tb r w . Unknown nknowq .... .. nknowp s_. , . SI. F. M n tb e n n \ A n 'W v ^ r * , * I a P la t llnak Nn. 3 r« S r m l n . t r C. fo r th e p in t liquid POWDER are the iafest investments LIQUID K IL L S IN S E C T S ' ' Urn K lim A. C raven T. W. i l a t b . M . ..... Unkuown ................... Unknown ________ _ W. K. flPavrn . . !>’. F. A m n ».,hi ........... KILLS MOSQOIKXV -D HOM) » M k 1 tn i c �m \'.,T W v. THE S i i*' With Tammany In Control' m»)■V, ie Sanford Herald .— . a k l l i h N r w r « i lM N k d ir at toklaH , m Macaalla At tlM tt M ■/wV4/ )A, MONDAY “ vX/J. , , 18, 1928 '#7V V THE CLEARING HOUSE' ASSURED? SANFOftD, FORUM competition wii.T ... ,c*l cpmn<;{itonf. H the clearing ho;1*„ I*™ cutting, stops •0Ver5f)i w particular iruuket, v ilh;ul ; monts to avoid glu:U„ kets, im prove the .vuin-afj of the pack, provide* „ h" , system of saltr. nrd shinMta— creates an adequate f,in(j-7 j « ounl advertising. i; ™ \ than ju stify its , s U Ui.f work th at a n . u . „ u,.v . ' 7 ? form ulation. Ti.e-c tjtL , 4 ^ litvo, il wii: do. ‘f ' The clearing , f. only legal and j.raeticji * of the problem, which is merely that of marketing a 1 increasing volume of frilit . . j . th a t will assure tho p n d a w H retu rn ; and, as ,T. A. ti.iffi. this is “ the simplest hi*, undertaken in Florida." “ HOORAY FOR AL SMITH! We realize th at w e are placing ourself in tfie position “o f • TA5IFA TRIBUNE rb itrrrd aa m a il r f a a a m a t t e r the dog barking at the moon by saying anything fu rth e” Sanford Herald: {M arlin war. defeated by lion- Park Affiliations of shipping agenclen j his shipments, where dcJtm cJ, O a t * > « r ST, I S I S , a t « k a P n t a l f t w against the presidential us pern t ions o f A1 Sm ith. Florida E ditor • I K ik f a n l , F lo r id a , m i n In your Thursday .edition of the Trammell. You may righteously or ndapcmlent and co-operativo, with | prices asked, sales made n t what C w u m * o f H a n k S, 1MT. Democrats have stamped with indelible disapproval his nom­ Herald your 'Editorial page was wi-uiigfully otnm» it on Hathaway clearing house have reached 1price; and it will standardize pack­ i and y et he seem s to be marching par-excellenf, except) the article:-— for doubling up two from Duval tho l l O M . A X I I I..' 1I R A IS I ______ I M I l t r ination by ' the party, the point where tho Committee ing, regulate shipments and ednII. n o w A n u 111:11 0 ___ __ H a s a s t r With .some "An Epidemic of G ratt,” thnC .County to run Florida’s aolect of Fifty, through Its campaign I . A K I . I J I g J O X K t M n n n p l s s ITdltnT steadily toward the desired goal at Houston. duct system atic advertising,of the 088 delegates already committed to liim, the necessary num­ went too f a r in showing how you governing p o t:.; jus. director, feels authorized to ai- Florida product. " S lltia cn il-T IO N HATKH stand uolillcaily. I m ust Luy m a t l am a protest- r,.:r* all growers, In a statem ent <f«r Y c n r . .................... ____ ___ ST.QO ber o f 7:13 1*3 seems only a m atter of possibly an extra rollDaily the clearing house will re-, ............ S.T..V, call or two. ‘ You refer to H erbert Hoover nnt, my ancestors wore protest- p^jllshod in yesterday’s Tribune, #ltt H mtivIiii . . . . . . . . 1 h r u i M o n t h * ..... .... ceive Information us to (he con­ that they will have a t their service as a "nigger lover,” on the one ant's and I hope my children will U r I ' a r v l o r i w r S > , k ____ * 0.11 But Smith is nut the parly’s nominee yet. There is n hard, ar.d t V r you c^me back at .continue to be sc, but I will give in tho oJgnnizatom, adequate dition of every m arket. It may. The l l r r n l i l , k k « ( « r iT « p l n n r n t t t * - sligh t chance that n resolute minority o f Southern delegate At Smith <*n the other, trying t > A1 Smith my full-fiedged support packing nnd chipping facilities to if it sccins best, forbid zhipn.ents l < « « mI>-i-i IIm-« In tb » lu irra n handle 8U percent of the citrus to m arketc that are overloaded. It tfun 'll N r w « S r r t l r f . t m l t l a i f r o m can still keep those delegates, from stales which invariably show that you a». fair to Lc,th for his eloction os our President I h t . lUMFflnr »t< n *.r,*nnlirmliin cnulJ, under the law, set a ,m in i­ political part km’ I’residentlr’ If he is nominated, because 1 crop of too Btate. vote Republican, from cramming down their throats this I * . m l , t h r n a a a d War da dul l , r w t r r Additions to tiis shipper roster mum price of grades, sizes and A epirantC when h i 're a lity it i 1. v: row altho a Southerner I am U f a ll tkr I r a i l a r u n i t » f ( h r product of Tammany. Of course, it he does become the just a way you have in hitting tout it takes a mono syllable trio of tho clearing house are announc­ varieties. Thus it would accomplish ettllf n n r l a . T k r I. TV. .1. 14 r ed daily. One shipper,quoted yes­ ( irr la llp r t r i c l r n t In F l o r i d a n o d It'a standard bearer o f Democracy, v.e shall, like dutifui but (tu Ti*t SnniVr !' vc reread preach- dike Messrs. Dean, Berg nnd terday, said his company had be­ the end mentioned by K r. Morton tiMtmtrr a t b n u d l l o * . t a l e * c n » la tiurqb Democrats, swallow our pride and our typewriter, and in his address Tuesday before the tb and m inisters) tho logical Jone3 to elect ' h mono-syllable come convinced nfler n llk im t m an!. mature Tampa Rotary Club—it would take keep lour mouths shut until after the November election, but Democratic presidential nominee Smith to the H ighest Office in consideration, V kc llrrn ld la a n i r m t .e r « f Iht! th a t the clearing J Vwilll t l u i r n * a t C lr r n la t Itum. a the land, and you havo my support house is “nn nttom pt to accom­ Florida citrus o at of competition until lie is named the party’s choice, we feel that we still from New York. l o | » i i ia l l iu m l AaaonlatiiHi o f t’n h with Florida citrus and put it into nnd continue on' n* you have been Up to this. ariRlt;. I .hive en­ plish something for tho citrus in­ A itrrtla n t am t A l v f t l l a - have « right to say w hat we think o f him. doing. j :• In. A raat* i r h lr h tr a .lr r rnrb dustry” and that the clearing joyed your editorials' considerable The following editorial from the conservative N ew York I'MbMahrr M f i n k r r In . n H . l l t t « a house “s?l up” promises for Flor­ • Sincerely. and v,-ns »n Ar\Li-^mith, ur.ttt I l^ n n k id i nudll ol M ib in lp lln a ida “a grenter degree or pros­ il«ia In i-rilrr t o a r r l f p a h . a l n t r l ? Herald Tribune, a'Republican newspaper, but one which is saw plainly th h r'c rille isW hurled CHARLES J: FARiNSWORTII “Customer Ownership 0f Electrical all r la t i a a o f r i r v n t a t i o a , n* n r l t ■« honest as v e il ns courageous.texplains one reason w hy we perity. a t him is ho lopsided nrd which Gen. Del. ••nnrat f i u . l n r . a m r lh n d a . Wr take it froia Mr. C oreys think A1 Smith would not mal':c a suitable president of the tendn to come hack to the e n ­ Industry Safeguards Public Interesttf vironment ami state mid county United States: Tullfilmssee Morning State hist statem ent th at the Committee of MONDAY. JUNE 18. Fifty now considers tho clearing of the editorial w riter, guarantee­ week ran n picture of "Miss Mis­ The various graft- investigations now under Says Minneapolis Joumil ’ souri” who will be in the bathing house assured, whether or not ing his election if nominated. ' BIHLB VERSE FOIl TODAY way may result, as did the miik graft investigation, Ixjok upon our big-little city of beauty contest n t Galveston. We the remaining shipper* conic in In more than one sense tka . l : in the punishment of a few minor offenders. These Sanford, Florida, with over four undondntid now why Missouri is to the organization. Still wo inusl irlc llffht nRd p , » , r MAN’S WAYS—For the ways of continue tn express the hope that w ill be petty officials whose hunger for easy money million dolnni tho much to carry culled the “show m e ' state.—Cler­ a publicjitility l he movement may become un­ tian are before the eyes of the < to Judgment Day- Can you say mont Press outran their discretion. Every exposure of official animous or pratically so, with all .nrd, and he pondereth all his goIn point of fuct, thiB industry h i *. ■. there was none or is none or hns dishonesty mnkes plainer the necessity of some bet----’ the shippers of nay standing or nga.—Prov. 6:21. been Hiiy g ra ft by the city officials now publicly owned through 0,1 If the funner* decide to organize influence la the industry actively ter way to Insure the public funds against theTt. PHAYERa—Dear Lord, may our of this celery town ? People in a third party, they''should by all h h s o c listed in i t ' operation and i investments of some three Graft has been so long practiced in this city that rep* he ordered by Thee. gehcral know something has been inouns nominate McNnry nnd Hau­ sharing its benefits. , rhm o holders, insurance compu-l tho grafter of to-day is an expert in law evasion. nnd is absolutely um) jm ltlvcly gen—The Dcs Moines TribuneWe shall m b ' a misumler ttam. ics, savings banks and public 1%./ "Robbers E nter Ayers’ Home "Power roniolldnHe has found many ways to line his pockets w ith wrong somewhere. Can you Blame Capital. ioi- ia some quarters a** to the rci i tion Is on tlis slitulions in its sec ulit its. 5 or Fourth Time”—headline. If dishonest gains and still remain within the law, the Hon. John \V. Mmtin for riot purposes of tiie clearing house. H .’nrC*. Il Is on ecos first you don't succeed........... doing something to this stnle of or at least beyontUthc possibility of detection. Only because of the intrintir 1 Slowly science prolongs life and is not a 3el’ing agency, it will --------- —o . ■ n/Xa^Jr^.A’o.ti, supported him and thus crah lca.y o u to b u y -a few have no packing houses: but it' soUndnesa of electric lh-|,{ .The charter.of the City of New^York "W hite Injured when Machine K an i n tic, a t i l r s s . jaL ,^»»«g<v;;+TTrtr Arc you going more things on the installm ent will collect and distribute inform ipower companlea whiil*—Oh—a*: li|K. Tlio ownerDestroyed”—hesdline in the disLliut an official who violates its provisions is to blame the present, mayor of plan.—St* I'c^e^byrp Times. _ _ -tbm.-cacb-ibippwMgiving each *lo erlcnn,principle of individual j^l iualoned—- Jacksonville Journal. - of only a misdemeanor. A public officer jptty,jhJib-_ Sanford for liie ruination of pubtir O. ?itintive baa built, has haCa-iunajL So was Hathaway. witJciy.'iinftrfniir erately enrich him self through participation in uur onfidence^ and political g raft nnti the itlNtrlhnbeen made possible. cosily eoniewhero in our . profitaJitA iip??J^7 - l'^ a^ -h u siijcss with his-depert -Ton c*Jf" on niiacc. -Evanston, IU., has a regulation Vlirn. unit If m idst? ment and still be safe from prosecution for felony. G u r u t h e in c e n tiv e htiiili n.g. Ifrcaler power a t Lnthcrs can not cough while On tho other side,- can you i on.nollitntlon Is Moreover, although he may share in the profits of vidur.I e n t e r p r i s e nlwnyx |ir..vi,i«| i the beaches. We suppose the nliiiii.Tt.lv offocihonestly blr.me A1 Smith for graft rtl, It will In- ownt h e p o w e r c o m pun i« a Imv,. .at rirj a company which does business with the city, un­ >ung shicks will have to carry th a t is or lias been happening in r.l t.y nillltonr and an shooters now to a ttra c t s t ­ t h e i r c e r v ic e s to in o ie than less that company receives money from the city will tm op**rnt«-il New York City? If you do, you In the pnhllr Ination. o n t e e n m illio n h o m e s, and u f f ii ir il treasury, he is immune from prosecution. He may, also blame Governor M artin for icri’Kl by pi Ivato ---------- o----------ec o n o m ic * in th e production and ] niannaemriii.” — through the authority conferred upon him, permit the graft, misapplications and proMlnneapotl* Joitrrim farm ers cried in the convenftonged corruption in tint only out t r a n s m i s s i o n o f service, whirl, hi I a company in which he is a shareholder, or a nal. >n, **\Vc do not want Hoover: any city of Sanford, l>u» nlm in numt u r n h a v o m a d e f o r cm? concern in which he is a partner, in buy from the her man will do.” Let the Demrrons other Florida Towns* u n c ia l s t r u c t u r e s a n d substaniiiT city lower than competitors who nurclnse various ats nominate a good man from .Again if y e ldnm<> llio Mayor r e d u c t i o n s in r a t e s to l In- puLlic. I city-conferred privileges, and still keep within Dm j middle west and see where the of New York City. You nl:<o blame O n ly nn t h i s p rin c ip le of iiuliwd-i law. raters stand then. our Mayor <>f Sanford, or buib him u u l I n i t i a t i v e i* n i f r g u u u l i d in ■ o-------Often outsiders, tvho hold im of in e, secure valu­ nnd his immediate precedoKsor for t h e f u t u r e , c u n t h e public L* irSenator Curtis, Republican vice this state of particular internal able contracts through their friendship with cily sidcntiul nomlaee, has Indian nure.l t h a t it* in te r n e t ;, in.livid-1 affairs. officials. Naturally, they “split” the profits, but od iz his veins. If he should be u a l ly atnl c o llec tive ly, in the <v.rIf you sny A1 Smith's character there is no record of the division, and consequently vied, and should later become besmirched ran you ray Gov. in e i * u i i i i g so lid ity and u-ieftdi.i-sj a district attorney is powerless to take action. In sicicnL, he will bo the firs t na­ M artin's in not, or llmir political o f t h e e l e c t r i c lig h t and |«.u,r view of tho laxity of the law regulating the conduct il ruler of hia country. si!nation is contrast to one an( o m p u a i e s will be adequately i mof city officials, the astonishing thing is that any ot.licr are ro t? Hon. John W to tted . 'h ’s newspaper is opposed to all 1 am opening a shop in Sanford and will of them ever become involved in its toils. Recent il public expenditures ju st now disclosures show th at jjraft has been going on w ith­ be equipped to handle any kind of repair ich are not necessary either to out interruption for many years. Mayors have ure what baa been done in the work promptly. come nnd gone ami the city has been system atically t or to exploit Immediate opporand steadily robbed. The punishment «>f a few men Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan iiies for the future.—Jackson involved in the milk scandal did not in the least i Journal. I Inc., until new address is announced. ----------- O ' deter some of the insiders in the Street Cleaning % *•; us rcco..imend not only to Department from padding pay roils and “seamp­ , % win* like, history but also to ing” their work. Not only js there , po adequate < wln» Iih« wars, love, humor, Gas ^ Oil provision for the punishment of ru<)i rascality, but nice, action, loyalty, pathos, there is no efficient city machinery for detecting it, dull y, cci rage, intrigue, and t «dy, Emi) Ludwig’s Napoleon. The sort of thieving which ha- been in oper.;<y Iinve junt finished it and find lion in a number of city departments would have Corner Firut St. nnd Sanford A yc. % iurinating. been detected within a few mouths by any well Phone 102—J ---- -- —o-----------organizes! business em uern. lint Ini. mess toncenis mi i.'si'.'k lent writing in Sunare not run in the interest of unliti< •, nor are they * m w-iH,|i"rs, explains how institutions to enable a political organization to i dii la cd the Republican flliei.‘. Tl.. story, he says, is enrich it.- loyal supporters. If every man in the tnd for by two "reputabla Street Cleaning D quainteni who h.iu accepted who listened in on telephone bribes or stolen none;, in other way.*, were seel to to the White House. That dis jail, the bosim vs n f g 'a l’t ot'oliahl.v would lie re its the whole story, ns, obsinned in a few days under n system v. iiiili would dy, no reputablo man would enable the thieves to keep within the low. New York n in on another's telephone City has been dominated politically for a long tine1 by an organization wh'ch is increasing in adroit­ iving through Haines Cily ness and intelligence with every year. Us support itly, wo were Impressed by comes in a large measure from graft, and it is unuxuutly beautiful and well learning how to “graft and get aw ay” far more god park in the center of the rapidly than tlm public, whose money supports it, city. A multitude of vari­ ed flowers make it look like is learning lunv to conalnici q graft-proof city ;e bouquet. Immense zinnias, government. mt canna lilies, delicate peOf course. At Smith is not mayor of New York, but he I tube 50c Mennen Shaving Cream i and flaming salvia had ben; By DR. J. a HOWELL d in abundance around tin- was elected governor of New York by New York City votes 200 West Cor* Avenue 1 50c pkg. Gillette Razor Blades walks and rock fountains. Be and by New York Cily votes alone, the rest of the state c-m AMBULANT PHOCTOLOGT ENt)OK8«D[ being of great personal dc- sistently voting against him. He was elected by Now.York 1 bottle 50c Shaving Lotion and satisfaction to the people City simply because he was a product and a tool o f the sam • 200 West Gore Ave. live there, this park ia some- Tammany Iinll of which Mayor Walker and his city admin to be long remembered by Orlando. Florida %-crs who see it on their way istration are products. And in our opinion, if Smith wen 1 elected president of this country the same Tammany pul A Jt (1 .Met hod X a O O fta s d r1 sh. i r . r l h l t . a m atter 1 pkg. Coly Face Powder Tkt Old IV«r iticiuns, who are responsible for the crooked conditions ii ---------- o---------HICK PEOPI.B and d istrib u tio n of You knuRlw n Alhe Vhfrtf ^ • (■■"■lil VutiMr ( l i s t I n d i a r a t l o n , r n n rcntlcmun waded into this New York City, would be in control of our national govern l . u bur u 1 M raao-pam.il sark •t l l i a l l i i n . n u l l r r c l n l d f t i i r a i f lit h a r k ass. f c s poll at' m r k r im the other afternoon with a ment, a situation certainly not to be desired. lalnlaK ISO pmin.la 1 Powder Puff f in or i o f f h r l r I r o u t i l r a . W r i t e o r Uiw *xmo ro MS. f c n — o f p l a n t f o o d u n lr rantnlalna IMi •h o u r 4.1IIS l o r f r r e l l t r r n t u r r n n d >f the Ledger ami Star-Tele* 04 He JUI flinaili M S — 1111 fille r. You U h aw a r . ■---------- o---------puunda of plant ■onaultmloN. • u v r t h e r o a l oil M k u sv . U k M tx " in hand, and a forefinger food and IU) ! »r J o n r i i b C o r n l n I l o n r l l freigh t, lin ulaa* 1 bottle Coty Perfume MS. ru is r pounds uf filler. A Broken Leg i editorial and inquired if I hr I I o n r II Hnnltn r lu m , VIM W . Furniture Repairing Refinishing Upholstering By Factory Expert C. Killingsworth HINTS AT TH E Union Pharmacy 10 FERTILIZER, ritcr was at hand. The intion th a t the w riter was before him was reluctantly cd. This sounds paradoxil what the gentleman wants to expreaa in peraon his e appreciation for an edi* in th at ikaue of the paper, lon't often make a peraonal ) tell a fellow th a t aomeie has done is good; some* hey will mention it in passt if they don‘t like it, they me to sco him.—Lakeland There in an old saying: that “Blood will tell," hut the adage doesn’t say ju st what it is that Idood tells. It also doesn’t say whether blood tells the truth or falsehoods. Wr have seen people with good blood for whom the blood told it so softly that when the crisis came, when bankruptcy, dis­ aster, or danger altered things, what the blood told couldn't be heard by best friends two or three feet away. We believe that in animals, blood tells more thun il does in people. We have seen many good mongrels, mongrel: that are faithful to the death, mongrels that ure loved b\ boys as no other thing is loved, but it takes the high blooded dogs to run the sw iftest, to leap the farthest, to scale the iher columns of this page highest wulls, to fight the longest Tim* the hardest. Points roduce a letter from a cer- may not mean much in them selves, but collectively they “Charles J. Farnsw orth.” make the best pointers. vc believe is an anonymous So it is with horses. Blooded horses are nervous. Thov ince the City Directory reveal any such character, chafe at the bit. T hey,stam p and rear, shy ten feet at a print his letter partly be- little piece of paper, and fall over backwards if checked up e always like to present to suddenly. But when stretched out at full length, the onei iers both sides of any con- with the best blood come in first.. They take the highest pqrtly because we don't jumps, anil stay in the race until they drop dead from sheer at he thinks about it any- exhaustion. a still do!—and partly beis a m atter of relatively W e,w ere reading yesterday about Scapa Flow, famous nsequence wlvat cither of. son of the even more famous Man o ’ War. Scapa Flow fell S about it. ’nov't'-ne v wpe i■1 1 the Brooklyn Handicap recently atld broke his leg. Wo iat that in the future our ' "• wonder what spirit flamed in his game young heart, ns he desiring to “break into” ord Forum sliall not o n ly leaped up riderless, with broken leg, and hobbled o ff as faBt ...... .......... r real names, as has........... been as ht‘ ''"'Id. straight for the wire. The warm blood from in the past, but shall a ls o la,H ,l-v generations "I* liorpcH seldom beaten, made him do that, address where they cun be / *,c ° f d e f e a t w a s greater for him than the agony of i Jbroken leg. i« rr A ir . Orlnndo, F l a Hprrlnlltlntf n (■ >lrii-lulr>llul null rrrtal llRroaru, H « r n r r c r l t l n j uiilrndlil rrl*» f h r r r u i i i t n l o f m n l r u a n d • k i n i n m i - r « lij | h r u » r of n i n r i u . ' r n f r d nun r u j a noil r l c c f r l r l t r . BATAVIA TIRES 1 WHY PAY FREIGHT ON FILLER? T h e O p e n -F o r m u la , N o I'lllr r lu e lb o d , o r la ln n le il by t h e in n iin c rn t e a l o f t h i s e o u t p a n r , w i l l m e a n a d d e d p r o f i t s t n r m i In Its s a v lr\c l a f r e l a h l , h a n d l i n g , p tr . Y o u w l l a l s o p e t Q U A L I T Y f e r t i l i s e r , a s w e fr ll r im t h e r \ a e l p o u m la v e uf r a r h a ta te r la l m ix e d lu our lira a d s . A mmo GUARANTEED for 12 MONTHS Meaning that your money will run you for one year if the tire falls to do so. WAGONER Furniture Co. 813 E.- First St. * 3 tubes Squibb Tooth Paste, 40c size Two 50c size nnd ™ one 25c size 5 cans Mennen Talcum Pow- $1 der L "th is : 5 cans John- Si son Daby Powder •** j v*,. v.O. 5 Cakes Wood- j f bury Soap AMMO*PO*-lhe perfect top dresser. .T he orlglnul, nat­ ural product, containing 32* per cent Plant Food. Con­ tains no Borax or chlorine* , ,— W rite for our New „ „ Farm Record Book—1 ATLANTIC & GULF FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE R. W. D EAN E, A gent FLORIDA Sanford, Florida. *>> W tW A y ■* . Squibbs Milk Magnesia — ------------- -— ^ - e t h is NOT CHEAP They are good and .i ^ 3 bottles 50c Brilliantine X . Many Other Values To Select From These Specials For Dollar Day Only Come Early—Get Your Choice UNION 111 E. First St. We Deliver Phone 875 �I aiHHT Office Telephone *48 lWRS. t’Rfetl S. D A i'C ti R i - -g o tiiiy E a r t d p i r t s l i i n t , T el: MISS ELOISE BRADY BECOMES BRIDE OP GLENN WIMBISH AT HIGH NOON MONDAY Executive Board of the AuxilSy of the Presbyterian Church HI m e e t,a t 3:60 o’clock nt the icrch. • , . ■ prayer B ind of the Auxiliary Hie' Presbyterian Church will ft at 3:&0 o’clock at the church lusineos thee ting of the Auxilr of thV Presbytorinn -ChUrch Jni'be hbld a t 4:00 o’clock a t the ■lurch, i ‘' * * Elegant in its simplicity w«s , ’TUESDAY ' ‘Mrs. SAmbe) Phleston *1X111 entrtain the ltlemoera of the Dujjeste Bridge Club a t 2:45 o’clock g~h*r homo in Rose Court. "Auxiliary of the American Le­ gion will ipeet a t 4:0^ o'clock : t»l: tie home of Mrs,; George W. Knight In Sfm Lnnta. j|-j AvasaNaaAt Nellie .T urner Circle of thi first B aptist Church will meet at W- H. Hand,us.h6stesses . THURSDAY |! Seminole Chapter Number, 2 0 E. S. will meet a t 7:30 o’clock at (he Masonic Temple. There will t>< initiation.'-. Officers of Pioneei ^impiety •Winter. Park,Tri U J f a ^ The Kansas Ciiy convention Inst week nominated S e n a to r! above oh the firs t bal\ht to serve as vice-president with Hei? ibllcan ticket. ScnutohfCnrtia has been_con: Hoover c n rET horse candidate for • t h e ' prc(ildehtial_7lot “-fiflrtn n i forced into second place by the landslide for- lioover./Zl Us is reported to have u strong following in the middle west. ir~:---- ;------------ = • -■ ilrs. Bowers Honored With; Bridge PRrty ; Mrs. Roy C ., Bowers who left Saturday fo r Charleston, West Vn„ was the guest of honor Friday af­ ternoon at a lovely bridge party given bx .her sister, Mrs. John Walker McGlanicry at her homo in Orlando. "■"AdflCting' the rooms where the card tamlPs^gd been arranged for the gamoe'WenT'Jr variety of pret­ ty Spring flowers in baskets and bowls. i When, the gnmes had been con­ cluded the .firs t prize, n lavender flower bpwl, was awarded Mrs. Floyd Palmer, The cut prize, a novel flower holder, was won by Mrs. Edward Higgins. Mrs. Bower-* was presented a mesh bag as <■ gift from her hostess. Late in the afternoon the bridge accessories were removed nnd re­ freshments consisting of n dainty ice course was served by the hostess. The guests were Mrs. R. R. Deas, Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mrs. Floyd. P alm er,1Mrs. Ernest Hous holder. Mrs. Robert J. Holly, Mrs. J. C. Berison of Sanford und Mrs. French oj Orlando. MrS.:Wallace R e i d In Milaite P i c t u r e The one outstanding sensa­ tional film \ot jthe past dozen years is unquestionably Mrs/ Wallace Reids* reednt release "The Red Kimono", Which will be presented Monday ; a r ^ « r''MUune Theatre. In the IfBfrtj'jif* *moilyrn conditions it is only a true but justlfynble exposition of facts, which have grown *° amazingly (a its toiy upon the youth of America, and especially upon womanhood as to have attracted world wide nttcntloA'' — The drain , of the underworld upon the beauty, nnd frequently the innodtftiPt of girlhood has grown so ,,k|U)nllingly ns to ntf tract th^ attention of the League of N'atlonl|i ahd many n nation Kquirnu, tmdef revelations thut have been brought to light, and successfully introduced at their last convention a modification of that country's indictment. Fortunately philnnthrrKiy, which teuld not give of its means more boldly, conducted an inde­ pendent' *nd exhaustive search, wbich sriu» aUppressed in a very large m easure by the League of NatioAj, shall be known to the worM,?•' This im i Is is the subject jubject Mrs. M rs. Wnllare W n lla r e Reid has brought into the sharp 'j light n t reality ns the film un­ roll* Its dar(ng story; there is no misunderstanding of its Intent, its unukual and intimate attention to details. Though it mokes one 'i at aIt . •takes - . . hold . . .of the. . heart, . # j Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Dq Couracy I'Jid family are spending the summer nt Daytona Bench, hav­ ing rented n cottage there for the Miss Thelma Wells of Arcadia season. in visiting here as the guest of Mrs. Clyde Byrd. Mrs. Wallace W right left day for Hot Springs, Aik. Mr. nnd Mrs. Braxton L. Per­ she will join her mother, kins anil family spent the day Roberta Howard nnd sister Sunday nt Daytona Beach. Purvis of Augusta, (In. Personals Mr. and Mrs. It. It. Don's, Rich­ Mr. and M r* A. B. Peterson ard Dens and Mrs Hairy Ward nnd two young sons Bobbin and spent the day Sunday nt Daytona Tommie returned home Friday neuch. from I’ablo Beach where they Miss Ruth Sample of Bartow have been spending several weeks. is visiting in tin- city as the Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy C. Bower guest of Miss Sara Warren Kannnd two sons, Hurry und Robert terby. left Saturday for Charleston. Miss Camilla Deus is spending West Va. where they will spend a short time nt Daytona Bench ns several weeks. the guest of Miss Alice l)e Cour* scy. Mr. and Mrs. K. M., Walker left Sunday for Quitman, fia. Mr, und Mrs. J. E. Rowland re­ where tb*y were culled by the turned home Sunday from Vidette, critical illness of Mr. W alker’s Gn. where they have been spend" mother, Mrs. I. F. Walker. ing the pm t fortnight, , Mra. Rutland L. Dean returned * James L. Wells returned- home from Friday 'rnni Charleston. S. C. home Monday afternoon where ho at tended the funeral of Atlanta, On whore she spent the woek-end ns the guest of Capt. J. C. Murchison. and Mrs A. G, Wing. She was acDr. Ralph Stevens, who is at* com pained home by her mother, tending tin- National Guard camp Mrs.’ John Oliver, who is recup­ at Camp Johnson spent the week­ erating from a recent illness. f end in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pierce of West Palm Beach spent the day here Saturday ns the guests of M.- and Mrs. John Leonurdi. Miss Sara Warren Ettsterby and house guest, Miss Ruth Sample of Bartow, spent Sun­ day very pleasantly at Daytona Bench. Joe Hugh Reese of West Palm Bench spent Saturday in Sanford on business nnd while here was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John JEMHUtrdi. ’ *■'“ ^ A Fair Miss EarhartEarns Honor Of Being 1st Wontan ToSpanSea cd throughout the town for gaso line suitable for airplane use. Since "aviation gas" is practically unknown here it was not certain whether a supply could he obtain­ ed in the Lanelly district. Meanwhile he Friendship, with the flyers still on hoard, wan rid­ ing nt anchor two miles down the inlet from this town. It had-been brought in shore to a point about 3,r.O yards from land^I-ow tide pre­ vented it from approaching any closer. ■* (Continued From Page One) punions. “ We made it," were the jubilant words of Miss Earlm rt. Pilot Stultz nnd mechanic Gordon grin­ ned their delight over the success­ ful termination of the long nnd hazardous voyugc. . When the police bouts lunged alongside of the Friendship, Eurhurt und her two companions’ said they d h ^not intend to ^gn 'ashore. They asked that gusolin? be brought to the plants ns the fuel supidy had run dangerously (Continued From Pugt* One) low. Miss Enrhnrt said they had decided to continue to Southamp­ lonco of Starling, the very first ton as soon as the machine viras day, he made his inltiul cast, using' refuelled. Stultz had his machine under it leader with t h r e e f l f i s , a perfect control. A fter flying over three pound German Brown Trout this town the plane passed out over immediately struck. For five or the inlet and (lew inthc direc­ six minutes the fish gave battle, tion of the Estuary. The Friend­ then subsided. Starling was about ship circled the Estuary nt slight­ ly decreasing iiltitude and then ready to let it lake Water when dropped lightly upon the surface suddeuly jhc line whirred out of his reel and the fight was on uguiii. of the water. In the belief th at the fliers Finully netting his cslch he found would come uaharo a large crowd th a t just as he was about to land gathered on the water side In the big one—,u pound ami a half greet them- Soon, a boat came back Iluinbnw Trout bad struck nt one from the Friendship und reported of the other fllea. Two fish were on that the American flyers refused his line. Today the President plans to to leave their "ship.’’ They said they would hop off make bis deferred visit to ^fh e again for Southampton ns soon as temporary executive offices in they obtained a fresh supply of Superior Work has accumulated petrol," announced the boatmen. since last Wednesday und the uir This news was u big disappoint-, mail, abetted by /the army flymont to the townspeople but they corps hus luid down regularly hete. lingered along the waterfront Mr. Coolidge was to have conic in hoping that the’flyers would change Saturday, but rainy weather here und fuir skies over Cedar Islund thoir minds. Immediately upon the return of Lodge prompted him to stay there th e boat a Wild search was sta rt- .and fish instead. r e s id e n t F in d s ishingPoorQ n (Continued From Pago One) sylvunin Railroad. Senator Curtis, of Kansas, the vice-presidential nominee was expected here tomor­ row nnd will talk the situation over with Hoover. Hoover’s office announced that a telegram of congratulation hail been received from Senator GofT, of West Virginia, one of the enndi dates for the nomination. Goff pledged himself and his backers to "go on the firing line for Hoover und Curtis." The Curtis conference will be of considerable significance as it is expected the farm situation will be discussed Hoover already had definite ideas on tbv agricultural nituulion which he believes will np peal not only to the McNnryllaugenites of the Middle West, but to those elements which op­ pose tiu- equalization fee principle. M lu C leq. Yhsyer left Sunday for Waycross, G t. where she ^fcsaUaqcliiMlo wedding of MUs Cedlp Jailes and Mr. Ciirey S u tllv q ^ h g Will also ylslt (rlrn^s ■t Albany, Ga. before returning QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER H sallag, C rating Shipping, and Storage Elton J. Moiiglk Architect , T iro l N at’l Batik B Sanford, Fla. * STW AUGUSTINJJr— Ben Kims T iust Company opens for business in . its home on Cathedral Street. ° \ p a|r ODDS AND ENDS Regular 58.00 * • • • I tValues vs, Wednesday Only FORST’S . : The SRQjfard Atlantic National . j Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bank of .J * Sanford, - - - Fl> ODDS AND ENDS Regular $8.00 Values Wednesday Only 'FORST’S h for DOLLAR Your lig-ht summer dresses in sheer fa rics demand most expert cleanii work. , must, be h a ile d carefu with speci^rattention. LaYidy is prep? ed to give, tho;Wtj>fbf service^;A' phtf call will bring a k -p ^ jiu itiv e of “Sa ford’s* Leadings Dry ^teaner” to ^yo ..D A Y he rod fo r m any days. |1 > jv **. *----------- !— Hhrt Cherry, o£. Atlanta, Ga. (s 'lin in g bare V ith h is,a u n t, Mrs. 40 ACRES unimproved celery land in heart uf celery 4eetion with house. 4 acres clear* cd. Will Jesse, sell to rcsppn•dole pnrty or glVe Interest (or clearing. Address RX Herald. I Dollair Day by* gadye’s f t | j Specialty Shop. Special J L plans are neingr made for J L vj. »” the day. . Mrs. Sadye Baumel is in ^ew; York b u y in g - new summer ffftrftiehtB and acce&sories. These new purchases are ar­ riving: daily. Drop in and look thehi over. \ 'Children's Brassieres b i Linens Glass f f m t Bags Collars 1 ^Waste Baskets P id ttir^ s SADYE’S SPECIALTY SHOF! j !./-, �American. Athletes Have: ALSSET Leads T<» S l a y j n g Of MarkhamNegro’ George Jones, negro, is dead M id C i t y Team Seem s To Hltre Struck Its Stride: and Charlie Davis, another negro, Yankees Are W ay Ahead Ib 1 *n the county jail facing n charge of murder aa the result of *EW YORK, June 18.—O K B H - a fatal shooting early Sunday lobks like 1027 all.o v e r ngnin- morning In a lumber camp near I* S t. Louis ^Cardinals and the Markham. Jones Is said to have been w York Yankees in the world slain during a quarrel with Davis, Sporting an eight t a m e htng streak and a lead of three who was accused by Jones with tea over Cincinnati, th ^ CariI have tdP-thcir j 'pi Whets \ ip pe and A tW U M f* life nail on note. The Yankees, although I to an even break in Chicago 1:8b Louis,' increased their "lead l the Athletic from pevep to kt and a h alf gam es'during the it*rn trip and arc nearly. 200 Nntage points ahead of their 'l a s t year's m ark a t this stage of i'thd. n e e . *' |J Tha Yanks won nine and lost Pjtoor In the west. W hether the Mackmen still have a chance to ‘m op them will be determined to‘morrow when the two team s clash ‘f|g a .'doubledcader. The A's with -six wins in th eir-last eight games, ;M n all act for a killing* gVW lth Lucas and Luque out, Cin­ cinnati's . ' overworked pitching haVing p a id 'to o much attention to Jones’ .girl. The dead negro is mild by local authorities to have become incensed because Davis purchased a pair of silk stockings ior Jones' sweetheart.' " I l l feeling* had 'existed between the two men *for several weeks, thd authorities learned. Under the influence of liquor, Davis, who is described as a "bad negro,’’ Is said to have gone to Jones' home in the early moaning hours on Sunday. A fter a short argum ent, he is said to have fired upon Jones w ith a shotgun, the load penetrating the right chest. Dr. C. P.VInccnt, city physician, made an examination of the nrgro’s body. Deputies Chris Steph­ enson and D. E. Booth arrested Davis about 7:30 o’clock Sunday morning and lodged him in the county jail to aw ait a preliminary hearing on Tuesday. No coroner’s inquest is to be held, it was stated today. Savannah ... 27 35 .436 .444 .429 Columbus 23 42 .354 .304 .348 Selma ........... 22 42 .344 -754 .338 In both leafM s-are .barging i t - t h e i r usual psco-'_ . ^ jtiar w eak e r has.K suIled.jo. ' pitching. Ilazzy Vance lyn strike-out king, whiffed D and yielded only three hits itewashing the Cubs yestor- .t _.—. . , __■ v - -Hfrthov— W L .Pqt-AVnr Lose .Now York— 12-.7R*-.7fiS*f«8 pl.iladclpbia ..34 20 .630 .030 .(T18 St. Louis ..... 30 28 .517 .525 .508 Cleveland ... 20 31 .450 .400 .448 Washington 23 29 .442 .453 ,431 20 29 .408 .420 .400 23 35 .397 .107 .399 Detroit Ibidding the Browns to three hits Chicago 20 35 .304 .375 -157 'and winning 0 to 2, with the aid j i t Ruth’s 25th homer and Gehrig's ST. PETERSBURG— Fourth International Advertising Associa­ Mth. .Tha third three-hit performance tion recently held its 4th nnntinl r of the day was turned in by Sad convention here. -• B Sam usl Jones of tho Senators. He v blanked Detroit, 12 to 0, and hit *: a home ru n into tha bargain. The - Nate nicked four Tiger hurlors for Dy DAVIS J . WALSH ’ overtrained but Is coming back NEW YORK, June 18.—(IN S )— nicely. The defeat of lam Lerhiond Dr. Otto Pcltxer Is Hkcly to lw a t 5,000 m etres by MacaUlcy only a minor factor .in the Olympic Games a t Am sterdam. " Charley Borah probablv would be perm itted to nun in the fin a l tryouts a t Bos­ ton next month, if he recovered from hia illness In tho meantime. mere strci gth. Smith s time was Paavo Nurmi is in excellent form .the. |m t e rer*irmtde bjr An AHtetl-' altho igh there was a trick again and Edwin Wide is a bettor runner toduy than ho was In tho racord one * credited ,tft a, mep by 1924 Olympics- The American/ tijp name f Huntof. I t ia believed Olympic team of 1928 Is poten- now th a t be ran a lap phort-'' Robertsoh ftiaek' h lir belief* th a t tially 10 per cent stronger than the team s of 1920 and 1924, and, un­ America wii be stronger than a t fortunately, so is the foreign op­ any time sined 1912? on.the follow­ ing summ arization of the proposition. Sprlnters, good even if Bopnh Pcltxer, according to inform a­ tion received by Robertson from is definitely out of com pttilron; abroad has injured himself so bad­ 400 m etres, probably the best run­ ly in training th a t he plans to ners we ever had in this .'race, with s ta rt In neither the 800 or 1,500 Emerson Spencer favored by the metre races, in both of which he system of running the affair in holds the accepted world's records. lanes and Barbuti estim ated ns u The H err Doktor, it seems will better man than Reidpnth wns: hove less than four weeks train ­ 800 m etre and 1,500 m etres, con­ ing for the International games, siderably better If only for the when he recovers and has decided fact th n t llahn must be reckoned to enter only the 400 m eter hu r­ n real contender in both races. Improvement noted ngain In the dle race. Ills projected w ith­ drawal from the middle distances running of Smith nnd Ermoml. considerably lightens the load un­ who beut Johnny Rom ig iooijly der which Lloyd Hnhn, who rnn although the latte r rnn ns well oil 1:52-1-5 to on American 800 niqtro Saturday,ns .ho did hi placing thin! * record on Saturday, will labor nt in this race in 1924, v AmsterdamOther pertinent observations by the noted train er were ns follows: Lola ml Loche, judged by his curmako tho team . Frank Hussey rent form, will be hard pressed t > seems reasonably sure of breaking into the Spring qualifications with a A P a lr the Californians nnd Aubrey Bracey and George Simpson. There ia ODDS AN D ENDS little to choose between the latte r pr*ir. nlthougn Jlraccy bent the Regular $8.00 Values other twice in the N- C. A. A. Wednesday Only sprints. Chet Ilowmnn, held hack by injuries, will not make the team, although he is the current champion, Jackson Schulz was SALE For the benefit o f out o f town custom ers who w ill he shopping in Sanford on Dollar Day Wednesday, we have extended our store wide PRE-INVENTORY SALE, closing W EDNES­ DAY. Come to Speer’s 1 i/2 Yds. Sport Satin 3 BRUNSWICK Hill Hardware Company and ? Ball Hardware Company nro also ^ making arrangem ents to offering [.- something -attractive to shoppers /'W ednesday., Tho Hill Hardware / Company is- - planning a special J-Wlndow display. On Sanford Avenue, KunnerV tV Department Store and Dave's Dcpartm ent 'Store have announced % special Dollar , Day barguinH in Y.both clothing, hardware and gonT e r a l merchandise. " Myrtle's Doughnut Shop will ofB i e r ipccial Inducements and als'i f eerva meals for the hungry shopB p e r from out-of-town. The Great ^ Atlantic and - Pacific Tea Comp­ any’s three stores in Sanford will ? r announce special grocery offering* v ' tomorrow. The Arcade Delicatessen p. will also have liakery delicacies for aale. Plggly-W iggly' Stores will ul ao offer specials. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank is planning to carry its sav­ in g s campaign into Dollar Duy With the new book-savings banks ft la offoring those starting ac­ counts for one dollar or more. i WEST PALM BEACH —"Sun* tftiine Spiciai" is new puper being published by local chapter of Izaatt 'Walton League. ) STANDING SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE ' If they— W L Pet. Win Lose maacola .. . 48 22 .880 .690 .078 ontgomery . 41 28 .594 .800 .680 Ibany , . 35 3 0 .5 3 8 .6 4 5 .5 3 0 icksonidlio J I 5 .33 .515 A22. 507 imps .......... 34 33 .507 .615 .5Q0 1 y2 YDS. TABLE ONE CURTAIN 72 inch mercerized damask,— splendid quality and certain' to find favor Ruffled Curtains made of good quality -M arquisette witn Tic Back. FORST’S 3 YDS DIMITIES tty Bright 10 YDS DOMESTIC Eight Quart Pitchers Water Pails Dish Pans Figured Fast PHILLII’INE GOWNS ' Crinkle Prints Bet1 Percolators Double Boilers Tea Kettles Roasters 5 -12x8(1 Woanvell P il­ low Cases, torn and licmnied, quality is the best Yards Printed House Frocks $2 value Men’s Blue Denim Overalls $1.50 value value Boy’s Khaki iKnee Pants 2 1 'A YDS. Silk Pongee ONE SHEET 81-90 Men’s Work; IIShirts 75/ *1 PILLOW CASES *1 YDS. PUNJABS Yards Spread I1or women, fine nainsook, hand em ­ broidered, scalloped neck Till* best lingerie m aterial made, plum colors, an excellent bargain Ware 3 Color unbleached, muslin very heavy grade, unusual quality Alumin i jUJl * Kitchen boi Jrfc for Government santped of first quality, come early for this Standard makes, mix 90, splendid quality mid an excellent val­ ue $i $i 5 Yds. Fruit of Loom The very finest qual­ ity bleached muslin made—an offering you must not miss $1 hnndkcrchiofs, pure linen, you'll bo pleused with this offering 3 YDS ENGLISH $1 3 YDS. NOVELTY P rin ts.' A ttractive designs, good quali­ ty, cannot fade, un­ usual burgain (Mechanic) $ 1 Plaid Organdy, a sheer plaid, white ground, floral de­ signing 5 TURKISH BATH Men’s Chesterfield Reinforced Children’s 4 YDS. WINDSOR Towels. T urk­ ish Towels, regular size, double loop, romo curly for this H ack Crepe. Both and figured, nico quality 2 BRASSIERES 5 LADIES LINEN Handkerchiefs, nil whito embroidered, good 25c und 35c vuluvs Both laco and plain models, wide variety from which to select Lord Baltimore $1.50 value $ 1 3 YDS. VOILE DUPLEX WINDOW . i / n *i 'i I. Shades, heavy «Ulflity, oil Opaqoe, u chance. to' sat-®, 'one Printed designs th a t •will please. Color •combinations th at ure different ' < ',ji -.iit'iq ‘Iganou t. Women Fancy Heel H ose 2 for $1 79c value ORGANDY > Cretonnes I W M ft, A p , ODDS A N D ENDS f. R egular $ 8.00 Values , W ednesday Only FORST’S pluin very 1.50 Value $ 1 Jack nnd Jill Waist Suits, 1 to 12 Alarm Clocks | VALUE | $1 Day Records, aelf-aarvic?, all good popular music, whiio they Inst Tlio namo quality you’ve always paid ?1 a yard for, lurgc variety shades, II) F a st Colored Printed Batiste nnd dimity, lull proof, all new designs rvBurlelgh Grimes, onco a G iant :>'and now a Piartc, .also pitched I flno ball. He limited New York to " fh r a hits and no runs, while the ' Bucs rolled up six tallies. Tho Cardinals scored five runs >'i.off Jakte May in the firBt inning ; and trimmed the Reds 8 to 2 in a l -game curtailed to five innings by K> thin. The Athletics captured a ding1 . dong tilt trith Cleveland, 8 to 7, r. despite a five run rally by the (Continued From Page One) .town customers with special in­ ducements, on Dollnr Day. Forst's tho newest shoe store in Sanford. Is also planning unusual offerings. Mi-Lady s Shoppe will hnvo « wide selection of .offerings for one dul* For Inck o f space we arc only mcntiuniivg ; of the many bargains you will find on di for DOLLAR DAY. Come early and take tim e inspecting these values, , Come to Speer’s 18 hits [Sanford B u s in e s s M en P u s h P l a n s For Big Dollar Day CONTINUED! Extra 5 Quality KANNER’S Yards Sheet DEPT. 2 UNION SUITS A ttfnctive pastel shades, 45 in. widc( pcrinuncnt finish 81-90 Boys and girls un­ ion suits, made of check nainsook $1 STORE 214 Sanford Av.e ai v.aussn d?«u-*«nai ito j to i } srti ?♦. i Lice <ir*/oV aiuct ariAt gofJcjJKte GjUtH-o v t- io M ,\cu>qai»l* i« o J ".nt/'C )/•» �I r I V|-ij * \ * V ‘iis]t*«v* j a c r s o n Vi c l k c .tt • l>il W it F b k l l c u n ported 128 black Angus to April 1 In their prof building op grade of their [Sanford Daily Herald [a n t a d r a t e s Help Wanted— Terms: Cash in Advance I * ' Iphon# ad#, will be received | patron# and collector sent "Italy fo r payment, .i. ............... 10c a line e (| 8c a Una -------- — <— 7c a tine [Time rate# on request. i educed rates a re for f iv e insertions, lire word# of average length [eoui [tetkw-ilqe. A linlmUm charge of 80c t n insertion. advertising Is restricted oper classification, an error is made The BanHerald will be responsible [only one incorrect insertion, sd v a iiser to r subsequent krtlonu. The office should be fed immediately in case of pr. TO ADVERTISERS Herald representative oughly fam iliar with rates and classification will you complete • information. I if you wish, they will assist in wording your want ad naKe it more effective. YOUNG LADY—YOUNG M A N Four months ago you read the *d for apprentice# on the Llnutypi machinu and then you wished you Had n position. One young Indy took advantage of that ad and after three months and one week of study in now holding a good posi­ tion in Mobile and is independent. You are still looking. Will send another youi.g Indy to same shop in two weeks. U s t week tho fa ­ ther of one of our students stated th at his 17 year old daughter had mado $.15 the week before. Five months from now she will be get­ ting from $10 to $(50 (guaranteed) per week. Wimt will you 1» get­ ting. Better snap nut 0f it and quit waiting. Plenty of good Jobs when you are trained to hold them. Call for C. A. Haines at Herald office and he will be glad to ex­ plain details. 12— WANTED WANTED n buyer - for Overland touring, new rubber, new paint, new top, and in best mechanical u>uncements condition. Price low for such a car Miller 0. Phillips Inc, 11th and ISSIFIED Advertising wt 1 Kim Street. Phone 1. Imulate your business a t very |l cost. Herald Want Ads each ] reach thousands of people— WANTED: To nuy second hand lie who w ait and watch fo* motorcycle. Must be reasonable ] Classified page—people who and in good condition, liox 7. c-o ||ooking fo r opportunities and Sanford Herald. that the W ant Ad page Is . of opportunities. Your mes­ on this page will produce re­ TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin's st n cost that is surprising!;* Barber Shop. Between Fire Sta­ Call 148 for Borvicc. tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. HERMAN MOTOR HEAD FORESEES BIG AIR-ROCKETS Declares Great Future Lies Ahead Of Inter-Stellar Air­ ship Communication Which Wifi Attract BIr Interest BY O. T. TOLIBCHUS International News Service Staff Correspondent BERLIN, June 18.—“Today, our airplanes still laboriously plow their way through the dense air mud. “Tomorrow, rocket planes will hurtla a t ten times the present speed through the stratosphere n few miles higher up where there is neither nlr resistance nor. unfavorable weather eondition#.’’ Tills picture of the future was painted by Frits von Opel, Direc­ tor of the Opel Auto Co., just be­ fore he risked hiH lifo publicly to demonstrate] on the Avus race track here th at his now famous rocket quto actually moved and ulrondy could attain ii speed of 105 kilometers an hour. When this roaring, fire-spitting, smoke-belching “ Flying Devil/’ as the German press has named the car, shot away, it marked the he* ginning of the practical realisa­ tion of the dreams of Max Vnllier, a year ngo an obscure Munich scientist nnd inventor, whose plan for reaching the moon had seemed so fantastic. And the thousands who breathlessly watched) the speeding cloud began to realize that a new epoch In man’s effort to annihilate time and space had dawned. Von Opel himself said: INo n - S to p f l i g h t s The unusual Is almost the usual thing In aviation today—so great: have been recent accomplishments In the air. little So many Uihea—each week, each day— the classified ada in The Sanford Herald make non-stop flights to the finder, the looser, the buyer, the seller, one w ishes to reach, Lost things that can’t be found, houses and cars that can't be located, deals that can't be closed, opportunities that can't be discov­ ered—all these are being turned into pleasant actuall* lies every day through The Sanford Herald classified ads. | r i ' t * \ \ V,. Read them for profit, us? them for result*, 'V To phone an ad-taker call 148. CHICAGO SOCIETY ON ‘GOLD COAST’ ISWORRIED AGAIN i rain-jriane service rro ENGINEERS OPEN Coast To Coast Will Ha SESSION IN WEST Every Conceivable L Thirty-First Convention Of I-ocomotive Organization In Underway An Delegates Of Fast Arrive /Upon S p e c ia l SAN FRANCISCO, June 18— (IN S.)—Headed hy President D. IL Robertson, of Youngstown, Ohio, delegates to tho thirty-first con­ vention of the brotherhood of -Lo­ comotive Firemen and Englnemen opened session In the Civic Audi­ torium here. Many of the delegates arrived here on a special train from llie east; others arrived singly and in small groups, representatives front every state in this country nnd many of the province# of Canada, Officers of tho organisation wort* welcomed hy city officials Upon their arrival, and Market Street was gaily decorated with banner# in honor of the viidtliig “tallowpots”—a name bestowed upon thu member# of the organization so long ago that* its Origin and appli­ cation is still argued in 'switch ntinntifs, sidings, “bcanrics" mid other places where railroad men gather. Committee Busy With business of the convention still in the formative stage, the committees were busily cngngrd in picking up loose ends today, pre­ paratory to presenting reports on the floor. The Inst convention of this or gnnlzatlon was held in Detroit, in 1U25, hence there I# a huge vol­ ume of buninc## to be disposed of. This is tho sixth convention which tho BfothuRofitl has hoU’. nt trien­ nial Intervals. Its first 1 13 con­ ventions Were annual, nnd Its next twelve biennial, * • The Brotherhood convention was once held In San Francisco before 38 years ngo—when the organi­ zation convened hero In 1890. Since then the organization has made great strides utui has become ono of the most powerful nrgnnixntion# of its kind In the United States. »- • 100,000 Members The Brotherhood originated more than fifty years ago, when a finman on the Erie Railroad, George Page hy name, was killed in an accident. He left his family al•most- destitute, nnd eleven of his fellow workers handed together to help them, nnd then they formed a permanent organization for mu­ tual aid. This was ul Port Jervis, N. Y. In 1873. From thin modest beginning, the Brotherhood bus grown until it now bun 10,4(12 members in both the United States and Canada. During tin* pnst threec years the organization has puid out to lU members, und their beneficiaries, In life insurance and disability benefits almost $1,000,000. Since 1882, according to the Brotherhood’s figures, it Ims paid out ncurly $35,000,000 in death and disability claims. James F- McNiwnce, of Cleve­ land, manager of the organization magazine, asserted that his Broth­ erhood in fifty years of relations with railroads hud never broken a contract. “ Wo ttro proud of that record," ho said, "and during this time we have maintained uniformly peace­ ful relations with most of tho rail managements." ' Jf* • • •• •:* lly IIOBKRT HEREFORD from New Mexico to this International News Service. Staff nla terminus wil be nia'* CHICAGO, June 18.—By train same manner. All flying nd airplane from New York to daylight. California in 48 hours. “The cost of coast to 1 Deluxe pullman service for tho el over the new Une will train part of the trip which will slightly In excess of the provide almost bedroom comfort. tariff for A. drawing-room Largo comfortable airplane ca­ train fare. It will be within bins equipped with lavish diner reach of the average pock* service wihch will allow the trans­ Cowdin said. continental traveller to cat hi# No contracts have been let meals while sitting on top of the a survey la in progress to world. mine the planea best suited f o r 1 Ami nil thi sto Hike pluce with tho work, It was announced. Thr In six month#. motor types, with room f o r That was the picture painted' passengers, are favored. lecently in Chicago by J. Chrevcr) "Formation of the T. A ." Cowdin, member of the firm of j Inc., marks the beginning," Blair and Co., Inc., New York, a j Mr. Cowdin, "of a new era principal In the formation of trans|K>rtatlon. It j# a rcvolutii Transcontinental Air Transport ary departure In the deveiopr Inc. of a safe and rapid means of tr With the transcontinental system and the fore runner of enorms Jn operation n new era dawns in expansion ij^this direction. EfiH No Ixmger Experimenting U American transportation Cowden and Col. Puul Henderson, vice “During the past five ye president of tho National A lt progress in development ^of Transport Inc.', agreed. tion has passed the experiment Optimism Shared stago which necessarily Shnring the optimism of these genera) use, two in C. M. Keyes, president of “T. A. T. Is capitalised for the Curtis Airplane ai$d Motor 000,000, all subscribed private!] Company, who will be the first Stock in the company haa president of the Transcontinental. purchased by a powerful “The Initial route" says a state­ headed by Blair and Co., Inc., I ment authorized by Mr. Keyes, eluding the Pennsylvania Ralf "from New York to Columbus, to National Air Transport Inc* C . ' St. Louis to Wichita, to a conven­ Keyes, J. C. Wilson and (X , ‘ ient point to New Mexico and to dan Stone and Co.,; Knight, i I-oo Angeles was selected to per­ and Gamble; Hemphill, Noyea mit the maximum of comfort and Co.; Bond and Goodwin safety, to passengers.". -----7 Tucker -Inc., Fred Harvey ~ This* roUttC M r. Keyes explain#, -WWlaa O t e ^ r will permit all-year travel In com­ T h e neadqua? fort. From Columbus to Wichita East. To Startle World* “Wo ure convinced th at our ef­ forts will concentrate the attention of the whole scientific and techni­ cal world. Wo nre convinced that In a short while the rocket problem will became a problem of all n a ­ tions.'' The construction and public dem­ onstration of this first and only Architects Tell ItcntdenlH Of Kxclusivc Section That It rocket auto, whoso wings serve Will He Stunt District With­ not to carry It into tho air but to in Period Of VeryFewYcars keep it ou tho ground, concludes the first stage of the evolution of 21— Acreage For Sale CHICAGO, Jiinu 18.—(INS»— 1C— Apartment For Rent the inter-stellar airship by means Tht* rxchixKc GuM Coast society tested fo r grasses by D-. kvis. Opposite Court H ouse. FOUR ROOM jjarnge apartment ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable of which man may ho)>e to reach fulkii utc wot ilrtl again. for poultry farm. Located four the neighboring planets, Opel said. 310 1*2 Palmetto Avenue is for Architect); «ro tolling them, now The next stages he outlined as :in t. Apply at 30(1 East 4th St. miles south i f Sanford on old Or* that their highly Cushlonnbie resi­ 'undo road. 33 acres, part high follows: iMe or Granada Dry Ginger hid? ontrunet. uround Lincoln anil anil some of It low, Ideal for pe call 705. Prompt Delivery. 1. Attem pt to brenk the world's dence district, Park and north along tht* north ‘hleketis ui.d ducks. Can he bought speed record in a rocket auto run­ THREE ROOM bungalow apsrt/or $100 pci acre on your own ning on rails. ahem* of Lake Michigan, Is going iiH-nt, completely furnished, ILoat And Found ‘.t-rms. Aiidr ■*# R. J. Holly, First nicely located. Phone 00. 2. Construction of rocket a ir ­ to In* a “slum" In a *fow years. N’ationnl Kink Building, Hanford, planes, uttaining a Hpeed of about The Gold Const folks know whut JND—Two pair of shell rimmed TRY THIS—If you have an apart­ Fla. slums look like, nnd they aren't 250 miles an hour. passes in lobby First Nations1 ment to rent give complete de­ hirnthing freo for a while. They 3. Construction of rockets that can hcp vision# of undesirables en­ hk. Owner enn cluim by des­ tails in n Herald Classified ad. . . ling sanio mul paying for this tell everything there is to he told 22 Real Estate For Exchange will carry registering instruments croaching on the sucred precinct# about it nnd you will find it much WILL TRADE: Several building to hitherto unreached attitudes. and already in thnir backyard# they 4. Construction of man-carry­ have a foreign district, hemming easier to secure a tenant. Cali 148. lots, free nnd d ear, for, small ing rockets th at will fly to pro* thrtn In. * KT: betw een Sanford and Rands FOR RENT furnishpd 5 room gar house in good section. Your price gresslvely greater attitudes In or­ For year#, through tho history nge apartment all modem con­ must he right In answering this der to ascertain what provision! of Chlesfo, the grossing, brown lenthrr travel'C o ttt hh# must be made for the safe trims veniences. Plume 207. bag. Finder Please return same WUI* give complete informat on aa ^p„rt 0f human brings through the been famed as a show place, nnd Ithe Sanford Herald. the residence of the city’s elite. FURNISH El) four rooms and to size of hoJse, nnd ' rarlfied stratosphere. ». --- |locution, “ " “* Tall apartm ent towers with lux­ bath, close in 211 Luurel Ave.Jpri,.,., Address :5. H. 1>. Cure Tho 5. Construction-of rocket# that •Automobiles urious fittings and trsmendou# will fly to altitudes of 00,000 to Phone 100-W. I Herald. If. CHRYSLER-LEX. Touring '.'0,000 feet ami attain speeds be rentals have arfeen in serriod ntnk.i, and the residents arc proud of [cry speedy, new paint, condi- MODERN furnished npartmcnU,! 25__Exchange yunii 1,000 miles an hour. Frigidnirr: Murphy steel kit-" lal Bargain at $250.00. Miller 0. Cctnstniction of Interstellar them. But it is front them* very apart Phillips, 13th Street and Elm ■hen: Gnrngt*: excellent neighbor­ SWAP—Perhaps you have some­ rockets which will go out into uni­ hood: rent very reasonable. Park Phone 3. __ thing you don't need und somj- versal space to worlds beyond our nipnt buildings that the danger is Apartments, No. -1, or Plume 57, ono else has something you want own. coming, according to architects. 1(5 DODGE sedan Al condition Sayer. Back To Suburbs that they no longer find use for— ()uirk Ocean Hops Priced right. Phone 3. Miller U. Young couples, they Rny, will be . CAN of grapefruit costs make an exchange through this “ It is wholly within the bounds THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ fillips.___________ moving into these towers, and fill cents and will fill nix sherbet dasslficatlon. Cull 148 for Henries. of possibility,’’ Von Ope) said, duced rates. 317 Park. Phonr cups. For Tomato Rarebit, mg them up ns soon ns they ure IKJDUT& . . “that with such rockets we might 859-J. canned tomstoei will coil 20 cents, 2G — M iscellaneous! For Hale built. In a few years the young fly from Europe to America in a Insure cars and Graham trucka. cheese 1J, and eight egg* 26 cents. couples wilt he well established LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ 21m and 13th. Street. Phone 3. Whole wheat bread rotta 12 cent! and will he moving with their GOING NORTH—Will sell six V -U eT h .'n ished. 3 room and garago. At­ ■nd sufficient butter 5 cents. Fresh rooms of furniture complete |inl* 0 ‘!ay ^ V?‘ J 1 * children to tho Huliurhs. Vacant IDQINS St COWAN Co. A rt* tractive summer rates. Apply 804 asparagus will coat about 20 cents $275.00. E. E. Iz'Roy, Geneva, Ma. tht’ *UI?* The ,*l*th Bt*K° ,,r,f.cnt apartm ents, creating a problem liator and sheet metal works. Magnolia. Phono 280-W. and a can of peas IS; lettuce for c-ven the possibility of reaching for the building owners, will force French Avenue. Phone 716-W. the salad 10 cents and sufficient garage apartment. Call 2»t. UARGK FAT FRYERS, 1701 Pari:. other planets. “ But,’' lie added, rentals downward in u sharp drop French dressing 5 cents. Fur i|ie “that is still fa r off ami for the HUPG-MARMON dessert, a can of raspberries costs HONEY 80c gallon. Comb Honey present such Ideas merely cause und tho onco vaunted sLructuron 16— Houses For K e n t Sanford Automohilo Co. 25 cents and lea wafers 10 cent*. will become Inhabited hy less und 15c Hi. 100!) Union Avenue. confusion and disturb the prneti less desirable tenants, Magnolia Ave. phone 137. Sufficient coffee costs 6 cent*. This TWO FIVE roam modern liunga cal work." totals $1.92, leaving 8 cents for fuel Thlk has been the case, tho a r­ Iowa. One furnished, one unfur­ BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot hridgs1 Both the rail speed car as well -Burir**® Service and minor ingredients. chitects point out, in other purl# deck cruiser, th irty inch draft, ns the first rocket plane are now nished. Rent reasonable. Apply Tomato Rartbit urith F.qqi : Stew In . NIPPER, signs of all kinds. Mrs. Lula A. Miller 1300 Sanford fully equipped, alsepa six. Pries finder construction. The latter is of the city where apartm ent dis­ three cups canned tomatoes, onetricts have reared. In Sanford Point & Wall Paper Avenue. reasonable. P. O. Box 938. fourth teaspoon soda, one and onebeing built by the Raab-KntzenThe once bravo structures have baff teaspoon salt and onc-fnurth stein Airplano Works of Cnssel. FOR RENT: my bungalow furn­ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No Even th e pilot in engaged. He is become the roost of transients, teaspoon pepper for five minutes. l. VIDLER, Chiropodist. Every peraosns of dubious character, and ished nnd garage. Reasonable. doubt there are several pieces of Press through a sieve. Add three FILM COMPANIES SUED [Wednesday P to a at Bluebird Mrs. B. W. Herndon, 218 West discarded furniture in your home Anton Kaab, noted German flier tite foreign population, with its tablespoona flour, three tablespoons fu jty Shoppe. Phone 345-J. that are no longer of value to you and member of the firm building teeming families. 10th S t r e e t . ______________ CHICAGO, Juno 15.—Charging cold water; smooth together and th e plane. —turn them into cash . . . a Her­ Only a few weeks ngo the mil SUN PROOF” PAINTS This piano will be of the “Grass­ Bonaire population of the suburbs that tho Paramount Famous I-as* FOR RENT new Duplex house in ald Classified Ad will put your iter Spar Varnishes and Enanice location with all modern messago before thousands of read- hopper*' type already being built pf Wilmette, Evanston and other ky Corporation and n score of Imela. Velumlna F lat Wall conveniences. Will rent cheap to by th a t company. But instead of n0rtb shore communities became others uffilinted in tho motion era. Call 148 today. |ints. Persian clay Jesso. plastlco permanent tenants. Phone 207. a motor it will have a battery of alarmed at the encroachment of picture industry have conspired to create a monopoly to hinder com­ uuldina clay and Plaques. SanPOTATOES delivered a t $1.00 a rockets which will be fired off in apartm ent houses und congestion petition, the Mnrx Brothers Paint A (Tail Paper Co. G. U. FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ turn, the repercussion driving the bushel. These are culls, too small of residents; Theaters Incorporated of Chicago ished house for rent 1*301 Mag­ for shipping, and more trouble to machine forward. Rather It will t, Prqpr, 112 W. Firs t St. Now the Gold Coast finds itself filed suit In United States dis­ nolia. Rent $00 per month. Phone prepare for cooking than the largo drive it backwards, for what i« in the position of having admitted trict court today asking an In­ 210. _____________ _ ones but Just as good to eat. Tele­ now the rear will be the front, be­ already a vast number of spart» IANSFER Service of sll kinds. junction to restrain the defend­ cause the fire-spitting rockets ment houses. iPhone BT0-\r or 3302. C. E. FOR RENT: To responsible party, phono your order in the evening to would burn up any "tall.’’ ants from tho alleged Illegal ac­ Allan B. Pond, architect, told attractive Spanish bungalow, 775.__________________ ^orpenlag. ________ With this first rocket plsne Raub members of the Chicago Regional tivities. surrounded by beautiful Oak trere, FOR SALE—Mathushek piano, in hopes to bo able to make his first JOB PRINTING WIGHT PRkNT^SHOP Planning Association: located at 317 High St. Completely good condition. Phone 400-W. or test flights a t Staaken, near Ber­ fAPPV oervlee on any thing In furnished. Two bed rooms, living “ Crowding in so many families VERO BEACH—W. M.‘ G. Mo­ SANFORD PRINTING CO. | printing. A phono call will get room, dining nook, kifeben equip­ call a t 327 W. 0th St.___________ lin, some time this summer. per acre, as the apartm ent build­ tors Inc., Vero Beach, with capital­ Fine Job Printing Encouraging S tart [ur man. Phone 417-W. 0 Rad- ped with electric range, bath, gar­ 27—Money To Loan ing allows, could not have any ization of $15,000 chartered. McLander A reads Experim ents made with small Are._____________________ other than u disasterous effect on age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. mode) rocket planea a t the Techni­ a community. ; ON WHITE or colored property. Axel Lonnquist, of Wilmette, re­ AN (UP YOUR OLD WALLS Berg a t The Herald office.______ “TRANSFER" “ Young couples move Into the newed his warnings to the aasocla B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St. cal High School a t Breslau have it h T h e n r w w a l l p a i n t shown the feasibility of such a apartm ents. When they have chil­ 18— Wanted To Rent tion th at the suburbs wljl face JHETSiNG - .NEW AND BETplane .S tarting from a rising run­ dren they move into the suburbs CITY TRANSFER k Storaga Co., (Legal Ads) 2R FOR FURTHER 1NFOR- FIVE ROOM with two furnished way, the model rocket plane rosr and build homes, Renta pre low­ the same problem, If apartment* Iluuling, Grating, Shipping, Side are allowed there. (ATION, CALL PHONE 235-J bed rooms. State price. P. O. like a normal plane, developed a ered in tho apartments. Eventually KOTICK Track Fuctlltlrs. Phone 890. 200 A large percentage of the popu­ S E a V. C; COLLER, 8 AN- Pox 13(12.__________________ Notice la hereby a lv e n t h a t seal- tremendous speed, flew aa long, as those In destitute circumstances in­ lation N. Maple. Ralph W. Loafing, Mgr. rij lilita Will lie received hy the of Chicago now lives ‘o »BD. f L A I bum! or C ounty Commissioner*, of the rocketa could “shoot" and then habit them. 19— Houses For Pale uporixuent buildings, according t*« t<«mtnole County Vtnrlits. on o r bs- landed in a beautiful glide. Warning Given fEY’fl DRUG STORE—Prafore I 0 :0U A. SI. J u ly f. IS3S. a t Iho real estate men. Rentals are If the plane should continue to Batteries House In Hanford. Kl*.. f o r J1w riptiana, Drugs, Soda. W* a r t | MUST SELL immediately at sac­ Court placed high - enough while tht would btcome unconscious. Exces­ (lie C o n stru c tio n of n Hrldtts acroas rise Into regions where the atmos­ rifice, modern six room bunga­ F **ar aa your phone. Coll 108. the K conlockhatchle Creak, on th e bulldinga are new to allow tharp low, practically new, eastern ex­ K itr n e lo n of Hay turret,' In Oviedo, phere Is too rarifled for the pilot, sive speed, It la held, has the same reductions a fter the first twe effect ha rapid and continued tu rn ­ Rash plana to Jump off with a spe­ ‘ ILDINO BLOCKS—Irrigation posure, centrally located In b**t Pin. A re rt Ifled check In the tu rn of years. Because owners of ground boxes and general cement work, part of city. Address P. O. 1617. I100.V0, -mail.- p ayable to V. K. cial parachute and let the plsne ings about one’s axis. find it difficult to be public minded Now, experiments ut tho Physio­ go on alone till the rockets are ex­ DouKlne*. Clerk of th e C irc u it ilrgda Concrete Co. J . E. Teri^ E U O Court, m ust accom pany each hid. hausted. Another hugh parachute logical Institute at Goetlngen have and refuse large off ere from apettf‘Reger, P rop. 3rd and Elm. The check of th e aucceaaful bidder irent builders, the association is 20— Fnrras For Sale itb/f-Mae Battery Co. is supposed to bring the plane It* shown th at the sense of balance 1 * will hi- r e ta in e d by the Hoard In IETAL ROOFING: The Roof Ev-| llt-u of « Bond u n til . t h e w o rk la self to earth. located In the so-called labyrinth having trouble in passing toning 11TJHast 2nd, Street. T he Hoard 're se rv e s th e t •Wasting. Metal shingles GEORGIA FARMS FOR SALE— completed. Bo convinced am German scien­ of m an's middle ear and th at per­ restrictions. rI mlit to relv rl any und oil hid*, o r We can sell you a farm in tho lading team tin and fcalvanited to accept a n / hid o r p a r t the re of tists o f the feasibility of the rock­ sona in whpm for some reason this The Gold Coast has awakened In ofs. See Jam es II. Cowan. Oak Moultrie territory, good land or. which In th e ir Judgm ent, will be to e t plane that they have already labyrinth had been <*perated away the situation—with a brown tautthe beet In teree t o ftlie County. long term*. Come to southwest lee. and Third fit. Phono 111. Clone and epeclflcallans m ay be started to Investigate the possible never lose their sense of balance in lie mouth. The vaunted ap art­ toT op s Auto Georgia and buy a home. Go Into obtained from the office of the no m atter how much they were ment palaces may be the nemesis bright leaf tobacco growing and County CuKlneer, Xred T. Williams, effect# of the contemplated speeds turned ^o u n d . Science I# asking of the Coast, and realdents and and altitude# on the human body Hanford. P i* . smWJSU XQJMJHQJV 1ONO0RAPH—repairing, piano diveralfied farming. Our farm ers tv 11 n e s s S i r h a n d * » d o f f i c i a l s e a l fn the f l n t place, it la feared that tttnrw hether ft might berome nec­ owners are ottem ptlnif'tb'fTnd n Cushion# and Seat are winning. If Interested, Write Us this, l l t h d ay o f Ju n e , A. P.. ISIS. , ‘UB{ng *b>'experts with IT year* the terrific speed of th e . plane essary to select men without the way to combat the menace—with V. E. DOUGLASS, .'ton West 2nd. Street.‘PerienesL Sanford music store for our booklet describing fnraii B oard C ounty C om m ris. Sem ­ would destroy the pilot’s sence of ear laybrinth to mak# successful little chances of success, according M Qlft Shoppe lie Lender A l- once. Bivins Loan Company, Moul­ (SEA L) inole County, Florida. to tha architects. rocket flights. balance to each an extant th at he trie, Georgia. HlO&fl A T tvo'DoUar Dinner For Si A ■tir until It thickens. Add on* and unr-half cup grated cheese and Stir!,uiilil tim'd melted. Slice eight hard* cooked egg* eggs over buttered loan and pour over the aauce, slsfarai/ui r f if a r a u u i uni/ usd I'tflt: /Vju: Look fleet 1 and break ■ ami a hunch bunch of **imago#’ into short lluil in silled •• »hort pieces, piece*. UoJ water and drain. Heat a ran of peas, drain and *ea<on and inik. j prat, liprtitly iiphtly with asparagus, asparagus Keep M liquor drained from the th vegetable! to me later in soups, gravies or ■tew#.* Froirn Ratfbtrrirs: Mash one Tfiv 2 can of red mpbcrrica and remix with the juice discarding none of the pulpy part. Add juice of otia lemon, one-halt cup sugar and 0 n« and one-hall cun water and bring to boiling to melt the sugar, Co-d, Freese, ui'mg three parta ice t o o h # part ##lt -Classified- Business Directory x*ilfi-tx *->v .fT- *1.^1 GIFTS PARISIBNNB TOT and g if t snop Room Number 40 HEMSTITCHING Singer Sewing Machine Machine# Sold, Rented, I Easy raym enta Phone 80 North Park, VaWea I Furniture ‘ WK BUY or trad# la nam ture. W agner Furniture Awning* ■ 7*y . SEMINOLE • ,, AWNING Anything of Caavaa. t gad. S t m t . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 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 18, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 18, 1928; <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/2168e6fbf12133202f602ef5d3434ac6.pdf 183022ad4ff638eafff3c2f5ead45dc5 PDF Text Text f t V [W,s'Yi^l * 'S / i T.*r Ida’s Heart, _ „ .- ™ Vegetable Spot and Richest Garden Land. r- T,1 Mostly fair tonight; diri.howcri; gentle T. A N INDEPENDENT D AILY NEWSPAPER p . l S S B ^ > t ^ :.: -L Leased Wire International News Service' ,.r r ^ A N ^ R D n T O R T D A r SATlJIUUVr i m r T iT T iiT S Nl Member ~Autfit RTirean Of Circulations. ■i j tr~ Duel Is Fatal To Both Father, Son CONFIDENT .publicans ClearOut [of K ansas City With Better Spirit Than they HadW hiieAgo jrtis Sfetection Believed Benefit TIIAYER , Mo., June 10. — (IN S )— An inquest was to bo held her® today into a duel be­ tween a father and son which resulted fatally to both. James Perkins, 47, and his son, Frank Perkins, 24. decided to “ fight it out" following nn argument which started as the two were returning from n dance Friday morning according to n state­ ment the son made before he died. The elder Perkins died near the scene of the duel and the son died after he had been taken to a hospital. It was Just a personal matter," was the on| statement the son would make, "and we decided to fight it out.*’ out." ansas Solon Knowiv A s F a m e r t Friend In The Middle West SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION STAGED IKANSAS CITY. Juno 1G.— |NS) —The Republicans urod out of Kansas City to­ IN FIVE DISTRICTS NORRIS FLAYS Home Town OfHooverHas ICE ROES GRIP Rivers In Biggest Celebration Since RELIEF BOATS Threaten Big Ar Old Livery Stable Burned BRINGING HELP TO LEAD PARTY Nebraska’s Senator Uncorks Ripping Attack AgainstRepublican Dictators Whose Influence Named Secretary Shouts Defiance To Administration States Direct Slap Has Been Delivered To The Farmers Of Country Thru Selection WEST BRANCH, Iowa. Juno 16. (IN S )—West Branch yawned to­ day and went reluctantly back to work pfter a two dny’s carnival In celebration of the nomination of Herbert Hoover, the man who put West Branch on the map by being horn there. The natives have been whooping it up day and night since Thursday evening when the radio brought in tho big news from Kan­ sas City. The demonstration reached it* climax Inst night when 4,000 Ipcrsons congregated from all parti of Eastern Iowa, joined the 800 in­ habitants o f West Branch iq allnight Jamboree in honor o f "our own Herb." Many old timers who haven't "hit the hay" later than 9 o'clock since the night o f tho big livery stable fire, paraded the streets until dawn. Blazing torches lighted the wny and a half dozen hands furnished lively music. Hoover has been away front this little Qunker village for more than 40 years, but there are many of the old timers who still recall hint und feci themselves privileges to cull him "Herb." Mr*. Mollie Cnrrnn, Hoover’s former school teacher, entertained the rrowds with delightful anec­ dotes of Herbie's youth. She dis­ played nn autographed photo lie sent her in 192.7 and a letter in which he hnd thanked her for her training uh a teacher, saying she had plared hint on the right roud ut the start. Regarding tho story told by Newt. Butler, "the only Democrat In town" how he once licked Her­ bie when they were boys, Mrs. Cnrrnn said: Herhlo never looked for trouble. But he could and would fight if picked on. I f Newt Butler really fought Herbie, ns he says he did, I ’m not so sure Newt won." Program Of 2 Steamers With Aid For Stranded Crew Of Dirigible Italia I* Checked lly Masses Of Floating Ice HC/ Recurrence O f Di STOCKS CONTINUE trous Inundation < Year A go Fean DOWNWARD PATH WatersContinueRi Vessels Send Out Teams In Search IN SHORT SESSION Many Fam ilies Arrival Of Italian Aviator Who Will Scout Arctic Re­ Selling Pressure On The In­ Without Homt dustrial Market Lenders gion Is Anxiously Awaited Is Resumed Following Dull Movement At Friday Close National Guardsnu l.ONDON, June Id. <INS) — WASHINGTON, June 16.— And Civilians Strive The steamer Uraganza. which i: (IN S )—The troubles of the new N I ’.W YORK, June Irt.— (IN S ) attempting to bring aid t.» General — Soiling pressure on tile indus­ Hoover-Curt is -Borah Republican To Prevent Breal setup started today bright aud Umberto Nobile nnd Ids • trended trial market lenders wns prompt early. As Secretary Hoover was POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., June 10 crew radioed thnt It was Uv Imund ly re-un ed in the slmr' cession of reading literally thousands of the stock market today and prices — (IN S )— Recurrence at tho dis near Brandy Bay, Spitsbergen, a continued tho downward movement congratulatory telegrams from Central News dispatch from King’s which wns in progress nt Friday u tennis floods of 1927 along il good deal happier and Ten-.Mill Special Tax Okcyed nil over the world! Senator Norrm •lose. This "secondary reaction" Mississippi River tributaries (R ) of Nebraska, a lender of the Buy state today. Infident than they thought Tho Brogan-...?'* operator i-taled following Tuesday'# drastiy de­ fqarciLtoday ns two In Each District; Ilnynea, fptm bloc, uncorked 41 ripping |ey could be several days ago that) the relief steamer llobby was cline .was not unexpected, nnd its the St. Francis River In Ml Dullose And ShinholserAre nttack against the Republican also hemmed in b'y the ice fees effect will lie to place a more rcn«hen nngry and embittered Chosen Sanford Trus’faisf ' r t T & f e ' ' ------- Itu between Whulcn Bay und 1jam men nimble nnd <son*!b)p relation be­ nnd a second on the White River in Norris boomed defiance with Irmors were storming aFtlm, "* ■ r r s -Bnv. Dwg- teams' which liuve been tween cornfrruttoh anttdmrfc -anti Arkansas gavo away. • bitter arraignment tbj mb n of their notionake.a-1', A J °;n .l^ t*clal ™t«l 1 R ^ r ? n ^ ~ r r f i l i r b o t h vessels are Ktock Water *cc»Jfg •tlirquglv %_st ♦Snn___— ____ L-t “ V* schooL-.dl#~ <thMlcre||W>njif the St, Tim week-end bflSnfwif^ _________ ” expected to-meet _m hiTonTinationFF^na!7r*TTa*r.' Vrtcrf-W VesferiJay's- balloting, fle' porfin V drTr(M tV T-r»W reported-plenty o f interniptiona 'to River norlU of Kcnitett,* t<yhe'1FiilfE-r»rif?rNobody frvm Pre*-f the *rr iTurtifTof KMBihs. asvleo prhv the orderly coniluct of business n break in ths lovee today that turns today. Meeting this after­ idem Coolidgc <|flwn wns except­ irnt, tho party leaders boHcvr, this week, including politic#, the sent water pouring through a 1G noon in tho office of Superintend­ ed from Norris’ caustic criti­ received nt Kltiu'a liuy staled thnt ill do mum to ailny the hitter- ent, T< W. Lawton, members of Ijwly weather, the money markets and foot stretch nnd is believed will cism. und few crimes and misde­ bin pnrty wns now drifting of tho radical exponents of tile county school board canvassed Delegation ItushcHlIomeward Many Dig Details o f Roptilt- westward, the dispatch mlded. It I tin opproucli of the summer dull umlnto 25,000 acre# of farm Is relirf, nml the re.er'fu l val* the returns and announced the meanors were lcf t uncharged to Ilian Campaign To Be Map­ is now believed that Nobilo is season. Bradslrort's rc|xirted pure­ und make 1000 families homclt To Begin laborious TaskOf the RepuliUcan forces. 11c assail­ ctory of Frank O. Dowthu that results of the election of trustees ped Out In Series Of Con­ Stopping Smith Whose Pow Raging waters from the Whl) ly commrivinl dealings restricted ed the Knnsns City p le »*«m and Republican platform "failed for eucli district. ferences With Secretary nearing Charles 111# Twelfth l.nml. to narrow limits for tlds season of River poured over approximat or Is Strong In Own State nominee and said "it r. • be a The arrival of Major Maddelena, W. M. Haynes, It. C. Dubose, meet fully nml squarely" the the year, with commodity prices COO,000 nerej of land in tho ' WASHINGTON, June 1(5.— the Italian' aviator, flying Uio not holding as well nn Inst year. and S. O. Shinbolser were chosen sail disappointment to every pro­ As of tho great grain belt. KANSAS CITY, June Id. River Valley. Approximately, gressive citizen of tho country. (IN S )— Many of the big details Svola 55, 1,1 being eagerly awaited families were reported hotnele |CurtiA hail for years marched in district one in this city, while Radio, General Motors and other — (IN S )—The New York delega­ "A direct slap is administered lit King's Bay. This pltuir has n ;U votes were cast for the 10-mill der the bnnner of “ farmer, tax The three contestants ran to the farmers of the country," tion was speeding home today from of the Republican campaign will market favorites were pushed nml four village# in the path of be mapped out here in n series wiilo cruising range nrd as the up downward without interruption in eonstnn’ V jpreading waters lend." Kansas lays claim to being neck and neck, Mr. Haynen rereiv­ Norriz said. "Their plcn is cast the Republican Natlonul Conven­ of conferences between Herbert proximate position of the Italia s the first hour ns the result o f per- tlestr'.ul. very heat I of the great ngrl- ing 02 votes, Mr. Dullose 00 and aside with tho usunl promise? of a ‘ % tion with virtunlly this ono thought Hoover, and G. O. P. • leaders crow is well known, it is believed r(stmt selling pressure. In the jiltura! rdglon that stretches Mr. Shinbolser 61. A:, fu the case of tho SL Frond s glittering generality. "Tho plat­ he will have no trouble in locating which start Monday. brokerage liouees it wus said thn*. River break, there were 300 rom the Oliio-Indinna line to the In distiict two, composing form is silent on the domination in mind. "Con Hoover carry- New Juntos W. Good, of Iowa, them. tin- fresh decline in prices Imd Rockies. Curtis voted for the Me- Ixingwood, Altamonte, Imko Mary of our polities, our social activi­ York if At Smith is nominated by Hoover’#, convention manager Is Hr will attempt to lan,I nl tin- (nrced out considerable liquidation working on the levee when it pary-Haugen Mill. It i; true that and Forrest City, the following ties, mir schools nnd our churches the Democrats?" out. These men hastily threw expected to ilfrive Sunday. A spot nnd take aboard the injured of wonkly-mnrgincd accounts, con­ tho question of the veto ho were chosen; W. S. Entzminger by the secret, disgraceful meth­ their tools, ar.d some were repor The original Hoover lendortt in delegation selected front the Re­ mombera of tlie* crew nml us many fidence ns well as resources of to Imve narrowly escaped •ted to sustain tho President but with 101 Voles, J. T. Urown with ods of the weter power trust, now the New York delegation, such as publican National Committee will other# ns possible. If h- finds it many of the now crop of stock explained that by saying he 04 and A. F. Knmp with 101. J. Ixmucj discussed before the Federal Ogden D. Mills, uyder secretary'of M confer with Hoover Tuesday, impossildo to mal.o a landing he traders having been impaired by their lives. V Kenny, the fourth candidate, rnn*d it his duty to do so beFive companies of Missouri Tinde Commission. the Treasury; Richard Lawrrhce. when llm, nutlonnl chairman will will, fct least, he able to drop medi- the land-slide (Ids week. received 40 VUtes. The district 3use of his position us Republican Guard mien nro working despond-* ■ cast 00 votes, for the 10-mill tax, , "It is silent on the disgraceful CD O. I*, lender of tlio Bronx, nnd be named. Good is spoken of rines und other supplies. Wright Aero lost about l! points i-ly with n,«>00 farmers, busiz jailer of the Senate. and unpatriotic disclosures ninde Willium II. Hill or Uinghnmtoti, three fur eight mills, two for six, for chairman of the national The i-owci-fiil Rtlksian ice break- ill the first half-hour, and Radio end professional men south o f K*n« Of the bitterness of the farmers, one for one und four for no si»ec- bv <h<( Investigation of the naval who served oh Hoover's up-atqte committee. •r Mallgin »# now steaming direct declined d 1-2 to 160, while General net. in a frantic effort to pre\t?ns |r the farm organizations, that ial tnx levy. r oil leases. Not a word is snid In manager during the pre-convent ton Hoover was in Ids office l.iiifietls F n vn e Island W lieu it Motors rent-led 2 points to 176 1-2 J. B. Jones, I). L. Dingo, and C. condemnation of the stealing of activities, were in a happy frame early again today, attacking the fy Inwards Foyno n break near Campbell or sout |tre- represented in Kansas City the seaplane aboard a -a 'ti* and United States Steel broke of Kcnnett. It Is bdloved L. West wero tho successful can­ public property valued nt metre of mind. They insisted thnt de»jtr Sere can lie nn doubt. itto accumulation nf work thul plied Y * •ibl)) wilFjfttempl t" locate the through 178 to the lowest price on didates in district three of Oviedo millions bv Dolieny. Sinclair »t'*l Go ye mgr &iRth’s .popularity in 1 ’ ' ♦ 1‘Cp during "the days of,th e »c M t-j> ^ WfOiWril'ItfrlKbmr.oithcr'iiwkiT n the current movement. The cap­ number of workers will be doubled' I When •battalions of them, paid The vote-was as follows; June*-*!?. by nightfall. Hbme aikfe^tho Commeree Soere Fall. Neither > l# *%lr.:e#ondeht.vention. Tito Secretary succeed­ [r otherwise tried to storm the landing or ftippll"*. pers and *pi,rinUties were tumble Tht? Missouri River break U be*' loors of n Republican National Dingo 40, West 61. J. T. Bohkcr nation given to Mr. Havs, the tai-y' would come through with ed in making up u lot of lust There is still no confirmation " f to withstand the Belling wove withing svntchrl more carefully thtm L sleep last night and i.i beginning Convention it indicates that the 10, Mrs. Pearl Martin 7, Mm. former chairman o f the Republi­ flying colors on election night. the report that, the Swedish I’ m tnt moderate recessions in prices, •ley. n ■*x i( situation, if not actually serious, George Bowers R and M. J. Okcr- can National Committee for ac­ There is another side to the once more to "settle down" to ft Mu?r Mnlgren and tho Italian in tunny t-aoes reaching the low in the Arkanra* River Valley, land 1. Thirty Two votes were there the rivi rs nro not expected cent ini' i?art of the loot In be­ normal ufter the none racking ,t lenzt mny beromc 50. And the ....picture, however, the lenders of navy commanders Zappi anil Maii- levels of tlio week. t,, n '. h an'jF-.cr night crest. This half of that committee. iwden statement that he did not 1cast for the lO-mlll tax. the “ draft Coolidgo" movement in drive for the nomination. nno, win* left the others of the wns tho second rise of the 3L -V L to be the nominee on such . In district four of Chuluolu the "Thet Js not surprising be­ delegation publicly are cheering A lurgo crowd wns gathered Itnlia's crew to trek across the tare to be the nominee on such Francis River, and a third i. cx» platform ns tho Republicans adopt­ tho trustees chozqp yesterday in­ cause the same men who eon- for Hoover, but privately they nre in front of the Commerce Depart­ ice for aid have hoensnwd' •»>' “ Storms Delay Hops l etted -to reach this section about convention have declaring a renl flglil lies ahead ment for Hoover’s arrival mid in­ ed hero w a s calculated to be only cluded II. G. Brown, A. It. Hun­ trolled thn dog-tcant s»‘nt out l»y tl>e Ifohhy. Of 2 Ocean Flyers Tuesday. ter and A. G. Wagner. Tho tabu­ fought, from the very beginning of them in Smith's own stale. got a small ovation. His appear­ kerosene to the fire. The Rusf.inn ieu-hreak?,r Kras lation showed the follov.'ipg re­ every step to uncover nny of Mayor E. Tnnkey of KcnnotV 1 Convince), that New Y o is is ance in pul-lie is culling for fre­ sin is now also steaming north Thin was the situation which sults; H G. Brown 19, U. D. Dunn ST. JOHNS N V.. June 15.— rtntcd 150 families were in imrootlthese disgraceful nnd lreasonable likely to be a pivolul state in the quent demonstrations around the |thc Republican leaders believe the n A. R. Hunter 25, George Jncwnrel to tho aid of the Italia # ( I N S ) —Storms over the Atlantic talc need of attention in hi# city. t f roods." nomination of Charley Cuttis—nnd |ohs 15. Mrs. S. F. I-ong 10 election llisi fall, the Hoover Capital. crew. held out small hope that Miss nnd Red Cioss licnuquartvr. littvo Norris assailed Senator Fens Whether or not Hoover will re­ |lime—will do much to ameliorate. A. O. Wagner 77. The 10-mlll tnx force# already are muglng tenta­ PARIS, June Id. (I N 'S )- Amelia Eurlmrt and .Miss Mabel (III or Ohio, convention kevnotcr tive plans for one of the most in- sign from the cabinet before lie Commander Guilhnud, a hrencli Boll would be uldo to start on been established there. A refugo'; The talk of "bolt" nnd the tnlk carried with 24 votes camp soon will be in operation. nnd said thnt he defended former trnsivo campaigns ever waged in goes to Palo Alio, Calif., for ii pf a third party which wus every­ District five of Geneva selected 1Attorney General Ilnrrv M. tho Empire State. Some of the months rest prior to opening it nviator, hopped *?ff nt c audetiec their respective flights to Eur­ Tho break of the St. FrandSi" j where prevalent a few days ugo. J. C. Bills Jr.. D. D. Fev; isud V. llnughertv on the floor of the party's best orators will campaign the campaign bus not been deter­ at 9:10 A. M. today for Bergen, ope today. River levee followed another bt and which even crept into the ar­ T. Peters ns trustees. Mr. Few re­ (inroutc for the Arctic to join the Min* Imrl'iMt and lu-r compan­ in the levee of tho White River Senate. He said Senator More* pnrty’H beat orators will campaign mined. This probably will lie gument which the agriculturist's ceived Cl votes. Mr. Bills 50 and International relief expedition ion*, Wilmer StulU and I jju Gor­ of INew , * * f 1(11) IV I 111 V ’ W Hnmoshire. ................................... "opposed l ' ' near Newport, Ark., where more worked out ut the political par­ lipokesman uaed befoie the enliven- Mr. Peters fd*. The remainder or |nvpltlKat(nnB of ,h. rri.„,.s "that In every city o f any size in the searching for Gen. Nobilo and Id* don, liave not yet tleciilrd whotlicr than 100 fmr.ilie# were mado lioina*,^' suite In un effort to wn ithe leys here next week. Ition itself in the plntfo.m fight, fellow explorers. tHoy will uUcmi l to fly to the less by thp swollen water*. were polled as f'.’ ,"'Vn'; |Imve been commit ' state for the national ticket. Apparently Hoover will remain ■had virtuully nil died out today. Commander Gtiilb.aud was ar Azure* or to Ireland. They will Mrs. Endor Curlctt 4, H°>< 1mnlofactors.M Even Mrs. Mabel It was hoped the levee In the j I The responsible leaders of the 10, nnd Endoi Curlctt, K. ID bit- Wa,kep willebrandD the assist­ IUcauso Mills wus one or tin- in Washington for two weeks or compnnlcd by Lieut. Do Guver- tort the tri-mutored monoplane [parte believe that Curtis' imminn- bee nnd ID H. l'nttlshall one each. ant Attorney General, v.-as re- first leaders in New York to come a month, according to his secre­ vlllo, radio opemtor \ oilotto nnd Friendship today with sufficient White River would relieve tlio prc.« (Continucd on page three.) out for Hoover months ago, and taries. It must In- determined bc- mechanic Brnty. He expects to fuel aboard to tukt? them saftily r.ure ngnlnst other levees furthe.” , Forty-two votes were pollcsl for (Continued on page 7.) Bouth. but enginrer* said th* flood (Coiitinued on page three.) because he stood by his guns 10-mlll tax, six for eight mills, one pick up Capt. Roald Amdndscn, to Ireland. If the plane will rise waters would return to the Wh<l» ; even nt thp price of being denied DINDY TO GET HONOR !,otod Norwegian polar explorer at under the heavy nurden they for six ami one »or one. Hirer a few mile, south. Four tho honor of representing New lirrgini to aid in directing tlio ie- prcbnldy will fly there. towns are In the path of the rag»j LOSES NECKLACE York on the Resolution Committee, ROOSEVKDT FIEDD. N. \.. Miss Boll "lid her crciv. Cap­ ing Whito River water*. They . lief work. it is generally believed he will lm line lfl.— <IN S )— Col. Charles A. tains Oliver i.o Boutlllier aivl If a Htrcteh of open water can LONDON. June 1(1.— (IN S )— Tuptlo, Auvcrne, Shoffner and awarded tho post of Secretary of |Lindl«jrgh tool: o ff fron» Boose- Fannie he found near tho ice field when) Artliur Arglea, paid n vi.it to Weldon. Ward, the ctcrnslly tho Treasury in the vent of tit, I„ D, today on his way to rethe Nobile party t?ok refuge, tins place yesterday nnd received youthful stage star lost u f60,000 A 60 foul section of the 17 rail# five another honorary degree. Hoover's election. Guilhnud will try to pick up the a great welcome. They announced iuvee gave way, und thb gap diamond necklace while enrouto [This time It will ho at the UnivcrKiwunis they will start their flight in the Arrnngemer)ts for the irfiitfCCA and rnrny ihom buck to | | I t i l L I t I) llio i / , . ^ i from New York aboard the liner constantly growing lorrer. More , [slty of Wisconsin, where Iitfl* Tin? final outcome of tlio rare King's Buy. Guilhnud is flying a Columbia as soon as the weather Bercngnriu, she revealed upon Club's annual ladles' night enterthan u bulf million acre# of lanu rrgh once wus n student. IVesitciument were completed to<lay permitted. for sheriff of Seminole County hydroplane of the l-n'.hum type her arrival here from Southampdrained by the White River and It# Ident Glenn Frnnk will make the is to be determined Monday morn­ powered with two 600 bora* power The necklace, Bho said, dis- by the committee, which an­ tributaries have besn Inundated.* |l'rescntation Monday, when Dind- ton. nounced that the affair will be ing when tho county canvassing motors. appeared from her jewel cose HELEN WILDS WINS Heavy rains of the past fu tf; |h<rgh is due to 1nnd nt Madison, under mysterious circumstances. staged Monday night, at the hoard nnd clerks and inspector# weeks have made tho Whito, Cacb*,-.: IWis., after n single stop over in Ha tel Forrest lake and will be­ o f #lx precincts will gather #t Cunnrd officials are investigating. WIMBLEDON, Eng.. June 10.— Black, St. Francis and Little Red ] |iV|ffaln. gin at 8 o'clock. Edward F. lainc tho court house to recount the SUPERIOR, Wls., June Hi. H N S )— Miss Helen Wills, the River rearh flootl proportions.-R« will servo ns master of cere­ votes in accordance with a court fugees have been trunpinc — (IN S )— A Minlling sun at Cedar California tennis star, again monies. order issued in connection with , lashed hrr way to victory this tlio town# o f Clarendon and N* Tho program includes dinner Island I#»dge vrrsu# a #U-ndy rain mnndnmus proceedings brought ----- , port where tho levrea with* afternoon In tho Wightman Tenfollowed by dancing. During the in Superior gav0 President C ><d- by Sheriff C. M. Hand. __ ^up matches, defeating Miss the disastrous floods o f 1927. dinner the following numbers •idge n valid exebse today to defer Ballots cast in precinct one nf ills Initial visit to the temporary Eileen Bennett, of England, 6-3, Newport leveo* were being will be given: Sanford nnd those o f Paola, (Continued cn pag* three. executive offices and devote him­ A LB A N Y, N. Y.. June 10 — 0- 2 . Vocal *olo— Katherine BuhrOviedo, Geneva, Chuluota and self to a Saturday o f fishing. bid for his services, the Giants (IN S )—Semilii:' Tom Heflin of man. , • Friends land ndmlter* of Ben nal.liing him for |26,000. Gabrieli# will he recounted. Of He wss up early completing I*iono boIo—George Brockhahn. the 27 officials mentioned In tho Alnhnma. today hnd assurance I Cantwell, formof pitching' He reported immediately to the Vocal selection.— Mrs. George yesterday's cursory survey of the petition of Sheriff Hand 22 have thnt ho would speak nt Ilurstvllle. hhf Sanford nnd Jacksonville hfl®*- New York team end was given an Brockhahn. elaborate Brule River camp, and been .ervrd with summon, to neu* here, next Sunday, without * Bt I kill teams, will be interested td <#rly tryout. Although used most­ Violin sqlo, Hnrve Clemens. when word woe- phoned in that appear on Monday. The other five f e * of interruption or interfer­ Address, "Vision." Rev. Frank Superior waa apparently in for a were absent from the county, it ence. In fact lie will huve police birn that hs has been traded by ly In • relief role, Cantwril hurlM. Msrler, pastor of the Cliristaln day of solid rain, the fishing de­ was stated. protection. »ho New York Giants to tlu? Bos­ cision was quickly mode. The fact WASHINGTON. June 16 farm crop surplus, added, t Tho following order t/> Major ton I,raves in a deal that was an­ inaU in succession during * Tlio recount follows the filing ever, that “ In tho meantime that tho city and Cedar Iriond Kiwanl# __(IN S )— Following a conference members of John A. Warner, superintendent Songs, nounced last night. thickest of the pennant fight lost Club. I<odge are eeparated by the divide o f a petition alleging Irregulerl- of state police, was issued by Gov­ with Herbert Hoover, Itcpubllrar at thu curliest possible date, Cantwell goe* to the Braves Mrs. could be counted on to keep the tics and inaccuracies in tho tabu­ ernor Al Smith, whom Heflin hu-t presidi’iitial nominee, today Sena­ should do nil that, la Vocal duet. Mr. . nml |slung with ,two other pitchers and yrar rain away from his end of the, lation of tho returns In Inst attacked verlmlly numerous times: tor McNary (It ) of Oregon, co iegUlutRcly to remove as In going t0 Boston, Big B*" 1 re Drockhnhn. • catcher In exchange for week'# primary. On the faro of al depression which has weak InUmkt(onft] president'# raw- summer ostabtUhmepL Joint his former field c.plain, "Announcement ha. been 1110*10 author of the McNary Hauge: Kenowlch, one of the mainstays of Roger. Hornsby, who was recently official count announced by the the whole economic itructura," Col. E. W. Starling, nssbtant Farm Relief Bill, declared that hi sage, by Judge James G. Sharon. that Senator Heflin o f Alabama 'hr Boston hilrling roros. "Bltf named manager of the Bra%” ; Admitting that-ho still stood . sympathetic chief of tho Whito House Secret cqnvaaaing hoard on Juno 8, J. is to speak liny Fox is chairman ^of the Ainany County. 1 oumjf. Ii n had found Hoover apeak in Albany •bn", os he waa familiarly known Hornsby has injected a new spirit F. McClelland wn. elected by the McNary-Haugen Bill, Mcl Service, who has been in the north menu committee and C. E. May* is our duty to take*- every reason- nml anxious Jo relievo thu ULstrcsi lo fans all over tho Florida State said that honest differences woods for the post two week# ac­ 10 vote, over the IncumUrpH. able meusuri' to assure him his of thv farm population.' into the Braves and h»* " ,nd£ ers head of the decoration com­ League und Southeastern circuit, T h i Sheriff’s petition wns filed climating himself and making ar­ oral profitable trade. w^creby "The agricultural plsnk In th» opinion have prevented hs» been with the Giants since .ecured George Sister from the mittee. 8. * M. Lloyd, president rangement* for the presidential with Judge Wgllnc# W. Wright constitutional right to free speech. Republican platform commit* *the rcction of the situation of the club, also assisted with J***. year when he Joined them in Senators snd lis te r Brii from the on Thursday of thi. week and the I therefore direct you to «fe to it putty to the enactment of legists- application of an upprppriat advent, accompanied Mr. CooHdg* the arrangements. aid-season. court Immediately granted an that he nnd his meeting, nre fuly tinn thnt will plnce agriculture on cf feet ivo' rc mt-dy. Cards. Ixxal fans believe Cantwell on the fishln'r expedition. protected nnd that all who desire , Cantwell Is a University of Ten"Hotvovcr, the re Mr*. Coolldge meanwhile con­ alternative writ of mandamus, L> hear him .hull bo enabled to do n bad* of economic equality with RHODES DIES will welcome ‘ V ^ a s l S * 1Besseo product. He was a msln- he ordering to tho poll official* to tome measure o f relief, U l wn. known to have considerably tinue* to resL Although • she is Industry," McNary .aid. "The to without interference. *L«y of the 8anford team in 1920 admiration for Hornsby I have pmple confidence that 11 perative a .to warrant th* 1 d ATI.A N TA , June 16.-(IN S > — steadily improving Colonel Jnmce proceed with the recount or ap­ " I ask th* people of New York 'Then the Celery Feds copped botl? iVtter ls O ^ .t o hartsUljrn a gre.t pear before the judge to Hibw F. Coupal, the White House phy-. party must keep thU pledge and tion that differeheea of A. G. Rhodes, at one time head "•Ives ochedule. He went "Mves of the acheduie. w m i to u. l tcd hurler. cause why »ueb action .hould not !o cooperate with the Governor in might be composed siclan deemed it best that she sub­ Jacksonville t a r . by waiver fancy to Urn el, g*f Br, ves of three Southern chain furni­ mit to a few more days of complete be followed. It was indicated to­ offering to Abe Senator o f a .later McNary! polntihg out that the ground found for ture store* ated today at his P"d l„ 1»27 ertabtl.hed bimrelf a . >uff# c . ntw.H l. expected Bret, day that there will he no objec­ ttate full opportunity to .a y a n » time is not far distant when the greszional action," residence here “where bo has l.'cn relaxation. Miss Mildred | •«e of the outatanding minor leation to the recount by Mr. Mc­ rlilng tint ho desires without inter­ country will consume It* entire dared. navy nurse, la on hand to minister to become a par ruption or discourtesy.” hurlera In the country. H* formonce. will be followed with In ill health for three or four to her wjutts. Clelland, __ ■sde such an tmpraaalph with big much Interest by Sanford fano. > '••«. ____________ . “ aw# scouts that aevtral teama NEW YORK TO BEtU.O.P. CHIEFTAINS S « K 2 J L f FORREPUBLICAN HOOVER W N K S f r S S S S S S * £ P ro g ram F or Ladies Night IsAitnounced By LoealKiwanians Recount Of Ballots In Sheriff C o n te s t To BeMadeMonday President S u rv e y s Q uarters And Then Tries Fishing Luck New York Assures Heflin P r o t e c t i o n For Public ^^CCtinjjC Big Cantwell Goes To Boston In Deal al Betw iJel een B rav es And The Giants McNary Declares H e Found Hoover Anxious To Relieve Farm Distn i-: rn r •: 9: v k .A t«i ;s'/ 1 « �:> .V *■+* ? f r . !■) t ,V*?*0. —a■ ■ ,v ; ; a r u a i I rYFEDS W IN !Numerous M a jo r League 1 S T OF SERIES Deals Rum ored A s Trade I . * Season nils Collect 15 Hits For 13 Runs O ff Two H urley; Barron, 4Keith And CnsscUs •Do Mound Work For Feds ■'’ Collecting a lolml of 16 hits for • 1,1 run*, the Celery Feds hnd little fflculty in annexing the first game yesterday with the West If«lm Beach Sheriffs. The fin d cfiunt was 16 to 7. Bonner nnd ^ « o e a did the hurling for Palm •^/Sch while Barron', Keith and Cossets were in the hox for the locals. v . •Palm Beach scored two in the third to draw first blood, added another in the fifth and went on a rampage in the seventh to col­ lect four tallies. This was the Sheriff’s final effort nnd the * 'locals proceeded with the Job of plastering the visitors with nunr erous hits and runs. . Three hits, two walk* nnd an ■ error netted five markers in the fourth frame and Cecil Beck ad­ ded another tally in tbs’ sixth. In the seventh Sanford added five more to its total. JFrlsble singled nnd Hcwoll fanned! Barnes and Wade walked to fill the bases. Wnllnce singled; bringing , ih Frisbic nnd Barnes. Beck ... singled and Wade tallied. Wallace ;• countered on Johnny Parks' onc. ' time blow to left and Beck came In with the last run on an in­ field out. ' SgV * In .the eighth.Fri§bie anA.How“ * 'ell hit safely. Barnes and Wade each hit sacrifices. W allace *:hit a bounder to Ccrcsi, who mis­ ju d ged-it and the final, two markers were shoved across the platter. • . Yesterday's contest was preced­ ed by a short field dny program which consisted of baseball ex­ orcises, fungo hitting, base run­ ning and throwing. Johnny Parks, bed catcher, won tne fungo hitlng contest nnd Frir.bie, was warded n prize for scoring the first run in the game. Jackson nnd’ 'F d d ie Wade divided two handsome prizes given by local concerns for the fastest bascrunIting. Masqn, second baseman of tho visiting dab won the prize for the longest threw from center field towunl the plate. Parks also tho most nr* icond base. W. P. Bch r h po H r o 1 2 4 i Buckles, ss 2 2 ti 0 t Burke. 11) . . 0 l 1 0 p Holder, rf 1 0 5 2 0 ■Barge, c ....... ogon, If J 1 2 0 p eaalcy, cf 1 l 2 0 0 Ccrisi, Jib 4m 0 •# 1 0 «) 0 (I 3 •» 0 Mason, 2b 0 0 0 1 0 Bonner, p 0 (1 0 0 0 Laurens x ... V. E 8 7 ner i* 0 a t •> •1 •» 3 0 Totnls .x—Batted for Sanford McConnell, 2b Frl&jio, uk Hicwcll, rf ; Barnes lb .. U . Wade, cf .. Wallace, .1b Beck, I f Parks, c .. 1* 24 11 iii 7t h. li po a 1 •1 .i 3 2 3 •1 3 0 0 5 0 ll O 0 I •> 1 3 4 0 2 SI 1 •li1 t 0 0 0 (1 0 1 0 0 * 7 * .. t o . 1 0 . . l 0 r •; ' Closes By Bavjs J, Walsh International Newa Service • Sports Editor NEW YORK, Juno 15.— (IN S )— A fter due inquiry, I am able to­ day to confirm without reserva­ tion stories in circulation here con­ cerning professional Incompatibil­ ity. between Glenn Wright, star shortstop, and tho Pittsburg*’ Clqb. These stories arc absolutely right— up to a certain point. A year ago the player was called up on the oil cloth and informed that ho must be a very good boy in the future or ho would bear no more i bout the adventure o f Topsy atuT Uncle Robert. Terrified by the threat, the young man was rcduce.1 to groveling submission forthwith. His subsequent behavior hns boon exemplary, they say, which made .. inexpedient for Dome Bush, man­ ager of the ball club, to admit that such a situation ever hnd arisen i 1 the first place. Now it is necessary for Bush to admit that Wright was not to be traded to the Chica­ go Cubs by midnight, ns allegations would have hnd it. Joe McCarthy is not giving nwny infieldcrs these <!nys and I don’t blame him a bit, either. Nobody will take the kind be hns. The Wright business canfe to a toad today largely because trades will be taboo by midnight, when the majpr league deadline for J.b" ••■casdn becomes, bffcctivc,.‘ Thc fact has led to all kinds of undercover nclivities*including the placing of Virgil Barnes on the counter Lv the Ginnts nnd the prospect of trades developing between the P ir ­ ates and the Phillies and the Card­ inals and Braves. Cush says lie naturally is satistied with nnv dub that can linvo upward of 15 players out of a ■inn nt one tin e or nnotlier, nnd till remain within striking dis•nnce r.f the pace. And now that nost of the hoys arc beginning ti. icep timidly out from under thrir plir.ts and cold compresses ho thinks the club can’t miss—and won't. However, they nay lie is trying to get pitcher Hub Pruett, Babe Ruth's fuvn.-itc, nnd Fred Ix*nch, ho outfielder, from the Phillies in i xrhnnge for outfielder Brickell nnd Joe Dawson, pitcher. Dawson cost the Pirates $25,000, innkinc him owe the club about $2-1,78.1.15. Hoi nsliy’- flair for Ilia fori Harvon. p Keith, p ( ’uxrellx, p . ID AY, JUNE IS, 1528 ^ <1 0 I 0 II 1) It 1 1) Totlllx 30 13 15 2!7 9 I W. P. Itch. 002 Dilii till)Sanford __ 000 501 52x— 1.1 Tw.i-hasc hits, Uerisi. Double plays, Mason tu Burke. Stolen lmr.es, Burke. Sacrifice hits. Holder, Large, V.'ndc, Barnes. Hit by pitcher, by Bonm r (Keith i. on balls, o ff Uqnrier 2. Jt lies 2. Barron 3, Keith 3. Cassells 2. Struck out by IJon ner 2. Barron .1, Keith 2. Cassels 1. Winning pitcher, Cassells. Los­ ing pitcher, Jones. Time, 2:13. Umpires, I.ohr ami Collins. j f- *• . Tonight St. I.ouis l»oy friends might lead to something in connection with Tammy Thevonow, according to reports. These mention Eddie Far­ rell, shortMop, and a couple of pitchers ah being concerned in the Boston end, which 'seems like a great plenty ifof an infieldor now sitting very skilfully on the bench. S T A N D IN G F L d n ib x ‘s t a t e l e a g u e W L Pet. St. Petersburg ........ .11 15 .‘,07-1 Orlnndo .... 27 17 .014 West Palm Beach .... 23 21 .52.1 Daytona Bench ........ 20 25 .441 SANFORD ............. 18 25 .419 Miami ............. 1G 29 .350 N A T IO N A L LEAGUE W L Cincinnati ......... ...... 30 22* St. Louis ..... . ..*... 34 21 New York ....... ...... 28 22 Chicago ............ 31 26 Brooklyn ........... 25 Pittsburgh ........ .... 25 28 Boston ............ .... 18 32 Philadelphia .... ..... 11 36 Pet. .021 .618 .500 .564 .528 .472 .300 .231 AM E RIC AN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York ......... ...... 42 10 •TOP Philadelphia ..... ..... 32 19 .021 St. Louis .......... ..... 28 27 .500 Cleveland ........ . ..... 25 29 .46.1 M iami-Star H a n d s B A S E B A L L f a c t s Islanders Trounce Cardinals Coi Orlando F i v e H i t s YE S TE R D AY’S HOME RUNS St; Petettb nr gByf Straight T i Player And Club Ycs’day Sea. T i l S c o r e O f 1 5 t o 5 N earer TheR edlegs •And Wins S h u t o u t Haley, Cardinal* 1 ' — — .i/'-’ d *r Orlnndo, June 16.—Preserfllng a team o f new faces, Miami took tho first of- the series from Orlando nt Tinker Field yester­ day afternoon, 3 to 0, under the personal supervision o f “ L e fty " Wctsell. Aside from hurling nn nirtlght game, “ L e fty" hnd a per­ fect day at bat g a tin g four singles in as many trips to the plrte anil scoring what proved to bo the winning run in a great ninth inning rally. * For eight fast innings, Wctsell nnd ‘‘Red’’ Sweeney waged as pretty n pitcher’s duel as has hcoji seen on the local lot this season, but in the ninth the Hustlers rallied ns 'the Colt de­ fense cracked and pushed over three runs for a shutout victory Miami ah r h po n e Brown, 2b _____ 4 ll 2 0 1 0 ■ la '" t ... Burdinc, cf ... ...5 0 2 4 0 Mcrris, rf .. . 5 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 1 0 Dcder, ss .... ...3 0 0 0 3 Allen, Ih ..... ....4 0 0 9 1 Larin, c ..4 0 1 G 0 Wctsell, p ..... ....4 1 4 0 3 _ _ Totals 37 3 10 27 10 nh r h po n Orlnndo .3 0 0 1 5 Chauncey, 2b Cox, £f ____ ....4 0 L 3 0 Abrams, lb ,. ...8 0 0 10 1 Kirby, I f . .3 0 1 1 0 Edmondson, rf .4 0 0 2 0 Lohrmnnn, 3b r...4 0 2 2 1 Viau, ss ____ . ’.3 0 0 1 “3 Detroit 22 Boston - v v -< c *% W Chicago ........ ...™7.7. 20 SOUTHEASTERN Pensncoln ...... ......... Montgomery ... ......... Jacksonville Albany .......... ..... . T a m p a ......... ... Savannah ...... ........ Columbus ......... Sclntu ........ ... ....... .t ■ .400 Sweeney, p - —...3 -0 C .303 .377 Totnls 31 0 5 27 12 !’ Miami ............... 000 000 003— .1 LEAGUE Orlnndo ________ 000 000 000—0 W 1, Pet. Runs halted in. Crowe, B u r 45 21 .G82 dtne. Sacrifices, Brown, Abrams 39 27 .591 Viau. Double, play. Allen to 35 31 .530 Brown. Struck out by Wctsell 5 33 30 .524 Sweeney 5. Bases on halls o ff 33 33 .492 Wctsell 1, Sweeney 2. Wild pitch 27 33 .460 Sweeney. Left on bases, Miami 23 32 .418 10, Orlando 7. Umpires, Wcnvei 21 40 .341 and Moore. Time, 1:47. ' SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION W L Pet Birmingham ....... 11 22 .06» Memphis .... 35 20 .571 New Orleans ........ 33 2G .559 Mobile ........... ..... 33 29 ,f>32 Nashville 28 33 .459 Atlanta 25 35 .417 ChutUinoogn 211 39 .100 Little Rock . 23 37 .281 Laxzcri, Yankees 1 6 Bornhart, Pittsburgh 1 * 4 Hogan, Gionls 1 3 Bresrirr, Brooklyn 1 lv The Icadcra: RUth 23, Gcbrig 15, Hornsby 13, Bottomlry 12. Bis»onctte 12. ■League totals: Natior.nl 230 . .. American 201 Leading Major League III,Iters N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Player And Club ‘ 1• G Ah RII Pet. Callaghan, Cincinnati , 37 105 10 45 .421' Hornsby, Boston 49 172 43 71 .413 Grantham, Pittsburgh ^ . 39 139 20 54 .391 Picinich, Cincinnati 40 129 14 19 .330 Douthit, St. Louis _ 56 242 47 91 .370 Leader a year ago today, Har­ ris, Pittsburgh .441. AM ERICAN LEAG UE Player And Club G Ah R II Pet. Goslin, Washington 37 110 23 47 .427 Lnzzcri, New York 45 107 30 02 .307 Gehrig, New York 52 195 53 71 .304 Reeves, .Washington „ 29 109 15 39 .359 -Krcss/ffc-LoVls.......... 51 182 39 01 .352 Leader a year ugo totfny, E. Miller, St. Louis .4040. ^ TH E DIG FIVE P la yer'Add Club— .----^ *— ~»— G i b ' n - fr? nr re p Hornsby, Brnvcs 49 172 43 71 13 .413 Gehrig, Yankees 52 195 53 71 15 .301 Ruth, Yankees 52 175 GO 58 23 .331 D A Y TO N A BEACH, Juno If..— (Special)— The Islanders secured 23 hits ott tho comblhed offerings of Cassares and Hawkins, who was pitching his second •-day in sueswaion yesterday and copped the opening gome o f the series, 15 to 5. Tho Islanders opened up on Cassares in the first inning which combined with his only' wiidpo.is sent him to.tlic showers.' HaWklrs went-the nine inning route hut his arm was weak. Score: St. Bcter?bt(rg : :II i ” ' ab h pp e. n o Kirkwood, r f 5 Welch, 2l> 3 Jrq» 6 1* 0 0 Drown, c f ........ 3 1 1 1 McHenry, If ..... 3 Bingham, ss ..... 5 ( 2 1 2 7 Cobb, c ............ 5 0 1 5 0 0 Stuart, lb ........ 4 0 1 11 1 0 Doyle, 3b .......... 3 0 2 0 2 1 Cnssnrer, p ..... .’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hawkins, p ____ 4 G 0 0 3 3 Domingo, x ____ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals . .......30 6 10 2414 x— batted for Hawkins In 0th. a Daytona Beach ah r h po a Toppino, ss ...... 3 2 . 1 2 2 Mcsscner, 2b .... 5 3 4 3 3 Graff, 3b .......... 0 2 2 2 2 Wycollis, cf ..... 4 3 4 2 0 Scholls, r f ........ , 6 2 4 2 0 Miller, if ...;.... 7. 4 1 1 2 0 Baxter, lb ......... 5 1 3 10 0 Hayworth, c ..... 5 1 2 4 0 Frazee! p ....... 2 0__^1 _0 1 vcrLio, p ......o _ r r & 0 p 5 e 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 J) Totnls ............42 15 23 27 8 2 St. Petersburg .... 100 031 000— 5 Daytona Beach .... 002 210 22x— 15 Two-base hits, Baxter, Stuart, Verhle, Scholls. Three-bnse hit, Wycollis. Sacrifice hits, Wycollis, Miller, Frnzec. Wild Pitched, F i e ­ rce, 2, Hnwkins. Bases on balls, kdirn 2; Pensacola 1. SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAG U E tsff Frnzec 0, o ff Vcrble 2, o ff CasSpartanburg 7-3; Greenville 4-9. tares o ff Hawkins 2. Strike outs Knoxville 5-4; ‘Asheville G-5 (first bj* Frazee 2, by Verbie 1, by Hawtome 14 innings). l:ins 4. Losing pitcher, Cassares. Columbia 2-1; Macon 4-4. Winning pitcher, Frazcc. Umpir-s, Kelly and Raphun. Time, 2:38. “ hnrlotte 0-0;" Augusta 3-1. Boston 4; Chicago 5. Philadelphia 9; Cleveland 8. Washington 8; Detroit 3. Now York 4; St. Louis 3. N A T IO N A L LEAG UE Pittsburgh 4; New York 3 (11 in­ nings). Chicago 7: Brooklyn 3. St. Louis 3; Boston 2. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, rain. AM E RIC AN ASSOCIATION LAK E -O RAN G E LEAGUE St. Paul 2; Toledo 3. (End of first half.) Minneapolis 4; Columbus G. W l. Milwaukee G; Indianapolis 3. Mount Dora 11 .1 .78'. 1 Kansas rity 7; I/>iiisvillc 8 '15 inOroi e Pi 1 .7141 lings, second game postponed al­ low Louisville eatch train). Winter (Jnnlrn 7 , 7 .509 IN T E R N A T IO N A L LEAGUE .Winter Par!; .... G 8 .42.1 Rochester 7; Jersey City 2, Umatilla .... G 8 .429 Montreal 5-2; Newaik 9-3. ( T ‘1Mlolit 1 1(1 .3Si! Buffalo 0; Reading 3 (called Gth. . :t 11 .211 rain). A; opi.a Toronto rt Baltimore, ruin. S<»l i'll HR N ASSOC1ATION RESULTS Atlanta 5; Memphis t. Birmingham 8; Little Roek 2. FLORIDA ST A T E I.E AGUE Mobile-New Orleans wet ground* Miami 3; Orlando ll. Only games scheduled. Daytona Beach 15; St. I*elei sbui g SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE SANFORD 13; West Palm Deuel'. Albany 7; Jacksonville 5. Snvnnnuli 4; Tampa 0. *''dun-bus 2; Montgomery .1. AM ERICAN I.EAG UE d ii N E W YORK. Juno 16.— (IN K ) — Only three points behind Cinclnnnti, the St. Louis Cardinals today are poised on- thb National Here Is a bit of infoh League runaway for a non-stop tbat we ure sure will fligh t into first pl&ce. Tho sign ifi­ you a pretty good filani cant feature o f the Red Bird’s Quality Palters of Amt four straight victories over BoaW te 00 wholesale bakers, ton is thst their pitching nccs stltutftig the membershi Alexander and Ilaincs, arc again in tqp-noic)r shape. Haines beat Ihc this oirgaulzation, got ( Braves yesterdby, jY to 2. Rather on a sound plan at Chief HaflieV's third Homer in two start. 11 is a sound plat days-Woolrthe game. Rogers Horns­ cause ih deals with the hi by was ;bsnlshcd fo r protesting u element, and that means decision and'the fans showered ^he offending umpire with pop bot­ it I& practical and wort Wc all know thnt if we tles. The left fluid stands nt Breves oh rivals or ctimpctiiorT Field are being set hock and so- would not cct along at called homers hit inta that .terri­ aay more than two fan tory are now held to two-baggers. living under the same „ A crazy boiinco which stretched Adams' single into a triple gave and in the same qunrtenj the' Pirates a 4 to 3 win over the get along without hai frequent jars. Giants in the eloventh. ( •*<♦(•. ,• • • The Cubs finished strong nnd plastered Brooklyn, 7 to 3. The Therefore, wc began os; Brultls are now close -on the heels friendly basis and wilh a| of the Giants. • underatanding, because Aided by Lazscri’s homer with lire strictly co-operative; two on base, Herb Ponnock o f the mutually helpful. Yankees chalked up the tenth M f • • victory, beating the Browns 4 to 3. So wc get along pcacefd The ajjiletlcs nosed out Clcvc- ahd harmoniously. fand, 0 to B. Cochrane ^nd-Jce-Se* rf’ -^ • • • wwl each got four hits. • ' After alt, is not this ihej Boston's Red Sox are hooded for to get itlong anyway, whe the cellar. They lost to t’ie tailIn business cy in our end White Sox. fl to 4. The JSchu. s * contacts?.. toira- tamed th«»-Blfpping Tigers, 1i f. to a. -GiiKJWXSWHnd the Phillies ■What is-the’Aisv 'in wa did nut play. ; ooAnessl Q U IC K S E R V IC E TRANSFER Hauling, Crating Shipping, and Storage rh w t M l M. VA a. T ' •- - -r•” I L J|P4 H jJ c v e r b e fo re in history w e r e ( ■ ^ ^ S ilv e r o tw ji prices so lowJ Radio Silvertown i Commander **4 ;30x31/i» $7 .60 30x314 $6.50 30x31/. $5.00. Silvertown 31x-4 Radio $13.70 3 1 x 4 Silvertown 32x4 Commiindi-r $11.50 3 1 x 4 Kudio $14.55 3 2 x 4 fl $10.00: Conininndi-r $12.25 3 2 x 4 l'| $10.35 ' Silvertown Radio Commander Silvertown Radio Commander I t •|L !| Radio • •. • 'Big R eductions in Silvertowns and other Goodrich tires! Bathing . ' t ** •• • .* 0 ,.fU Ten Dollars worth and more • • • . . J'V on the basis o f value received, Florsheim ren, Bradley uli-wool suits Shoes are always economical. Long-endur­ . ■* • . * *-. , ip a 'multitude of favored # ». Iy • ' rs. All sizes obtain­ able, priced to se ll.... 12.50 $ 9.00 4 ■I- General price reductions, an* nounccd yesterday by the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. enjtbje us to offer, them. • T ' Figured For men, women uml child­ jn * * NEVER in history have prices on Goodrich lines been so.low! |( You can buy Silvertowns as low or lower then ycu used to piiy for ing leathers, fine style, and perfect fit will prove to your satisfaction that it pays you , to pay Ten Dollars for Florsheim Shoes, > :v First St. and Elm Ave. 4 T h e Y o w ell . , , i j*V, Purol Gasoline < 11 Prices on other Goodrich lines ore still lower in proportion. <*u,4 | 3 ^ , 11 y o y »i*e isn’t listed you can * . depend on its being just M attrac- • tivc. DRIVE AROUND WDAV ' ' ■ • ’ •1 Phone 703 . . . . •• • Tiolene Oils S .. .»* Pressure 'Greasing • •! • l ' , : i '- 'L f t . j / w n p a n y . the cheapest tires. And you still el the fullest protection, the most ependahle mileage which tire* building skill can put into tires. J C. E. Myers, President t o , • ,. ‘ _ , ^ i r t i.M i » n l) |j| i -. -»-•♦ i • '■•S- i v in ■ 1 • • t • • . . Our membership has p*o •s big u piece of good f«rt> td you readers, us it has is. il T he F lorsheim Shoe • We regard our member in QuaJity Bakers of Ame as having brought us Dj better and higher concep' of our responsibility people of this sectionthat we have not always It) to do our best by you. now, through the fricndB kind of co-operation with* other members, we just ‘ that we are able to give; a better service than we co If we tried to give it !'• alone. " . m m • Quality Bakers of \nicd Insist that every iwn must consider first—and ways thereafter—givine public the best possible Ice and never to 'ary Quality Production. -- ---- ■ --- | Prices for other, 33x6.00 18.75 • • 33x6.00 17.30 sizes just as at-,' tractive. !. 1 Silvertown Radio 30x4.50 -10.70 30x4.50 $8.70 Bargains in tubes ^ aJ-73 • We' ore the only member! Quality Bakers of Am* in this territory, and wet mind telling you that .weI very good about i(. It Uj honor that we prize, il to us upon invitntiwn our reputation had been to the acid test. t. t • ') 29x4.40 $9.60 29x4.40 $8.00 29x4.40 $5.95 > 1* I •.* ». Wc were selected, not ne sarily because we thought to occupy a hig place in this section Iham other good baker, hul qualifications were all tned up in one very import Conclusion,, namely. «c found to huve HONEST! TE N T to co-operate fully sincerely with others in der to become a Better “ ing Institution, so that ways we could give the pa the very best Quality ducts and regular liighd and efficient servicemical and intelligent. i r O O d n e it ; Silvertown # I , S- H 1 • 31x5.25 15.50 31x5.25 13.50 30x4.50 $7.10, Suits time in trying to lie frie with people who don’t lo be friendly wilh Don’t quarrel with the just let them alone. M( your cxnmpic will help eventually. ■jidti *; r y • • • You get Quality I’ rod® from us every dnv—not IP dne day and in differen t no*!, but good all the l« This Is an advantage to & you and to us. You can oen'd on us and we cat* nend ojj you,' • • • is .not this the basis for tihuad confidence, touf understanding. nnd steady building of good , What would any bust* amount to anyway, if not gain and hold the f| will and confidence of people it serves every J*‘ �l Z/F The Sanford Herald When Help Is A t Hand Since we are, by means of rndio, able to communicate with General Nobile and his crew of arctic explorers adrift m3 'Ssataead m h n U r im a a tltr w Oetoker 37, 1111, at t l f tH ta tflM somewhere on the trackless ice floes north of Spitzbergen, • al Baatiint. Florida, aadrr art at their plight is made to seem less serious, and somehow it is ^ (:<n>r*u •.( Marrl 0. 1WT._______ difficult to find in people much sympathy for them although ICdltar y ^ n o rx ;*N i» i.. n n \ n __ Maaaaer every day the possibility of their safe return to civilization V'lt. HOW A HI) IllillU I.AllLK K, JU>KM .Siam, (In c HCItnr (becomes less ami loss. . , K U im cn ilTIfW rtATTIS Other adventurous men have made their way Into th.? ll*B Vrnr . ---------------- IT.M \,gl* M ou lin ............................... mysteries of the northland and when they failed to return varFc H u lk * _..... al.TB ;V< .n» Cntvler v«r W n k ...----*0.1.1 at the appointed time, relief expeditions have been des­ ■■■ ; ■ ■ 1 . ■• ’— ,5‘. TIW llrralrt, Knilnrtl'i ploarrr » f " * - patched, but more than likely the explorers were soon given ii|iri, ■«K«crll>ri* l » Ik t lutrraa* up for lost and u feeling of sympathy spread over the whole Innul Nritii Serjrlcr, reintila* fr«ia " ikli (Uiirrlor new* aejaolaatloa country as appropriate ceremonies were performed in their >- In le t) thmi»«u«l w«rtU tlnllf rairr.. Inc all Ihr Iraulnc *%«••!» af the behalf, eveiMhough at the very time the men may have been railrr worts. Tkr H. B. la aa‘S y ra la llr rlflrlfHl la 1‘lurtda and It'a struggling over the barren snows, just as Nobile and his ' ewnnrr of kamllla* alat* » fH » la men are now struggling. nlfhant rtmat. ___________ Because we have established communication with Gen­ Tbp Hrmhl t« a laprobrr at the era! Nobile, we are inclined to feel that he has been saved. a i jUxlll lluiann of f.'lrrnlatlnaa, aa |«in inllonoi \uoplatlaa at Pah- When ns a matter of fact, it is extremely problematical In llakrra. Advertises* and AtrcrIU. IIIn* Altrnla iThlrh require each whether he will ever be rescued at all. As time goes v I'HlilUkrr iirw lu r ta •uhaalt fa a A il PuMOik amllf of anharrlptlan cn, his ice-rnft drifts farther and farther southward, and Ilaik io cnlrr la verity nhaaltitrlr e warm sun incessantly breaking through the mists and i stl clnItu* of rlrrulallaa. n* Well • • logs continually melts the ice and brings closer and closer Ll.i .’ hautal liti*lnr*« melh-.il*. ^ . __ - — ______ the time when there will be nothing left on which he can jB s fiJ S ATU R D AY. JI NK Ifl. stand. jfifj Daily comes the sound of his radio telling of the rapidly iUBI.E VERSE FOR TODAY diminishing provisions, the ,vmost unbearable conditions of trying to live in such slushy surroundings, and Hie suffer­ A W ISE SON— A wise son ings of the men injured in the wreck of jhe "Italia” . It re­ ntaketh a glad father: but a fool­ minds one of the "soundings" which came from the insides ish aon Is the heaviness of his of the sunken hull of the S-l, where a few men left alive af­ mother— Prov. 10:1, . P R A Y E R — 0 Lord, hear my ter the crash with the Paulding, for hours waited for help voice and my supplication and from the rescuers above, and tapped out meager information grant me Thy wisdom. as to their condition and their hopes. Vaguely it reminds us of Floyd Collins who lying for ‘Knysee” is a new name for days far down in his damp dark grave in a Kentucky cave, } . t Kansas City, coined by headline spurred .his reciters on to eyen greater ef&cfo< i. writers, v, ‘ tapped on a pipe which they had-sunk in an e ffo r t to pass y< The Tampa Tribune makes a him. food. It helped to know that lie was alive, but it did him . public request o f Doyle Carlton little good for when ho-was found, like the men on the 8-1, ■not to mn lor the senatetri 1932^ - * . ■ *■ • *, ,_ .~ .x..6v- rarUon wiH dow W ata.bO oo he had bqeh deac| for hours. the ttTffcln at hU new We hope ..that these daily messages-from XIcnerakNobile S l l f e con S drf- •such a- wiUu^.tncoyragem 'cntt to. 1hdsr-Trh^/iirT'tryinp 'to help him and that .they will redouble tKeir efforts, but we also thing. hope that they will arrive before a tragedy has been enacted “ Wo have just learned that Doyle as is so often the case when help is so near und yet so far. t • Carlton has seven brothers. This ’explains everything. How could Fons Hathaway hope to make headway agninst such a fraternity,” writes Jonny T. (J, in the Jackson­ ville Journal. Ask Fons how many brothers he has? —— --- O' ■ • Did you read the Republican platform? For instance, the plank about, indebtedness, "Continued re* duction as rapidly as the law per­ mits.” Certainly no self-respect­ ing government would attempt to ■ reduce dchts any faster than the | law permits. , THE 9ANT0RP HERALD, SANFORD, FLMUP.W SATURDAY, JUNE 16, PACE TWff ~* xPn M Ialtd f f f f y e ltffM M « U t t i is ? - " CaNdap at laafard. P lert' B E * Ut MacaaUa A rta w . Jk J strong political Influence— tho Tampa Tribune, the Tampa Times tho Miami Herald and the Miami Nows. Of these threo were Carlton supporters, the- Miami Herald being the lone exception. From the day the campaign opened untill the day It ended, the Tampa Tribune, the Tamp* Times and the Miami News devot­ ed their 1damns to ft single pur* pom— to breaking down the splen­ did reputation which Dr. Hatha­ way enjoyed as nn educator end n road builder. Having a wide circulation, being capable edited and versed in political warfare, they caused many voter, to arrive at the hasty conclusion that the road department was undermined with graft, fo r the voter was not inclined to stop and fthink that until the cam­ paign opened these same papers had been loudest in their praise of the mad department nnd its chairman. The very nature o f the cam­ paign—one of. destruction—waa such that ihe three large dallies, with their huge number o f readers could circulate campaign canards feater than Dr. Hathaway could refute them. The public mind was poisoned to an extent to affect the ultimntc result. The Miami Herald did valiant Service in presenting the true facts t i the voters. But ns its clrcu. latisn is confined tu one populous center the effect waa not farreaching. A t Jacksonville, Hathaway rcteived the support of the Journal, which Is politically unlnflucntial. He was also Accorded the courtesy o f spaco In tho Timcs-Union, but did not receive its endorsement. Fiom the newspaper standpoint it war. largely tho smaller dailies uk;iiiiBt the Inrger dailies. That the race was close may be accept­ ed ns a decision in favor o f neither, neither. Catts, on the other hand, with newspaper to back him, hBd al­ ready been made by the press. His name waa a household word. To his holdover vote o f past cam­ paigns was added tho vote gained in those centers where race-track gambling was popular. The press, in combatting this influence, gave him publicity that ho needed and sought.— Pnlntka News. The News' alibi like other nlibis that hai> been written and spoken Is an alibi and nothing (da*. It cavEsa 0 smile to suffuse our countenance when we think o f the Herculean efforts put forth l y the Tallahassee News, Marianna Floridan, Lake City Reporter Bradenton Herald. Gainesville Sun, Palatka News. DcLand News, Ki. mmmee Valley Coiette, T im ev Unicn, Jacksonville Journal, OrIrndo Sentinel, Sarasota Doruia u half d^ten papor* In the F.vergladcs section, the Fort M ycr Press, Fort Myres News, several small pupers In Miami, Ihe Miami Herald included, Sanford Signal, Key West Call, a string of week­ lies in west Florida, Pensacola Journal, St. Augustine Record Titusville Advocate, Wllliston Sun, Punta Gorda Herald and a score o f other papers thnt do not come to the Star's exchange table. All o f these papers are supposed to hove sonm Influence In the field In which they circulate. Their edi­ torial and advertising columns were filled daily with Hathaway cam­ paign propaganda and It was ut­ terly impossihlo for the Tampa and Miami papers-to ranch onetenth of their readers. It is well known thnt the Times-Union has n large circulation In west Florida and that neither the Tam­ pa papers nor tho Miami News attempt to covur that field but the Times-Union, like Us contem­ porary the Journal, has no polit­ ical Influence. Those "B oy’s Site, 0 % " cartoons that A. K. Taylor used to draw fo r Dixie when Claude L ’Engle was in politics ore remembered by thousands of Flo­ rida voters. Hathaway not only had the prfcss o f the atate be­ hind him but tho pob presses were working overtime on his pripa* gando, though it was practically worthless. When the road chnlrmun hocked o ff from Carlton’s chnJlango he dropped his candy and that's al! there is to it, • Elton J. Moughtl Architect ! First Natl Bank ] Sanford, i’|a. TOS Q U IC K SERVk transfer Hatting, Crating Bhlppj, and 8lori| i ln ijt |^| Pfcm# 666 McLauling e n g r a v in g Cures Chilli and Fever, In­ termittent; Remittent and Bllloaa Fever due tc Malaria. Diamond Mountint Jnwelera-Optoraftrlit 41 Watch Repairing -.3 .... •— . t-- o- The Man Am! The Mule Poultry rrogroFK is rrsponsiblf1 f< r Ib is {dory which to our mind contains sonif pretty good philosophy. Wo reproduce it hen* because \vc know many of our readers have been in the same boat and have thought the same thoughts, even though they may not have expressed them. Over a hill a man trailed behind a mule drawing a Dixie plow. Together they formed a sort of radio. Rope lines connected the two and the clod-hopper was the broadcast­ ing station. "Bill you are a mule, the son of a jackass, and I’m a man made in the image of God. Yet here we work hitched : h . We are -----0-----glad to know that our together year in and year out: I often wonder if you i newspaper friend. Howard Sharp work for me or I for von. Sometimes’ I think this is* n rtniftf tho ‘‘ Everglades News” defeat- partnership between a mule and a fool. For surely I work t J. Catts. Jr., for the leg­ ed Sidnoy !• the hardest of the two. Plowing here we cover the same islature. Mr. Sharp is a pleasing Tslai but vou do it on four legs and I on ~two. Ro. It' ?’. - Convincing speaker, a prolific writ- 1distance, " it T Cnic f ' Wr it * and looks like Clarence Budlng- • HUithomnl ic:ill>v speaking. 1 dn Iwire ns much work per leg '* /--rr-T H f t - ; ton Kcllnnd in the face.— I^rsbyrg as you 'in. Commercial. D itto.’ ’ “ Soon we’ll !><• preparing for a corn crop. When tlie --------o----- -(Top is liar Vostod, I give one-third to thp InnHlnH for lie-1 It must have been n kind uf n ling kind enough to h i me use this corner of God’s unlkick in the teeth for T. .1. Ajiplej ! yard, who aerounred his candidacy verse. The other third goes to you. and what ia left is " { for Governor, then withdrew, and my share. But while vou consume all vour third with the ■J ran for riclcgute to the Democrat i<: exception <ri a few cdis. 1 divide my third Between seven | convention to gel defeated. Uy the children, six hens, two ducks and a hanker. Bill, you are j way, Applcyurd u delegule in ] g e tt in g Hu hrsi o| me; i| ain't fair for just a mule, the 1924. At that time he disregarded Mm of ;t jackass, to rob a man. tho lord of creation, of his his constituents' instructions '.<• And come D> think about jt, you on ly lu>lp to fote for McAdoo and jumped to substance. Si} l ■ rot cultivate the ground. After that. ] cut. shock and husk tlston. i f-■" 1 -----„ — it. while you look over the pasture fence and ha. ha, at me. if,‘ _ We are uoe.id-1 ! vgiuniug to reAH fall and pa it oj l he tv inter, the whole family, (I deivo campnign propaganda from 111,1,1 g'<inn.\ down to the baby, picked col Ion to help raise »*•* the Republican candidate lor gov money to buy a new set of harness, and pay interest on •j trnor. It'a too bad. Howey is al1 ‘ , most a good enough man to be a the mortgage on you. And by the way, what do you care It doesn't worry you any. Not a f. Democrat, but he'M never be elect­ uhout that mortgage? ed governor on a Republican plat­ dai n bit. ^ on leave that to me, you ungrateful onery cuss. form, or whatever it is Rcpubli"About the only time where I’m your better is on - 1* can* in Florida run on. election day, for I can vote and you can’t. But if I ever --------o-------vet any more out of politics than vou do I can’t see where In Miamn, the editor of T. N. T. it is." Sanford’s G reatest DOLLAR fi , ^ .^ Jr'-' (The Naked Truth) was arrested on election day for publishing last minute defamatory charges. It appear:* that editors ot purely po­ TA M PA TRIB U N E litical organs frequently dn not f t know the law.— Sanford Herald. If It was well known |„ tbp close mounting popularity, of the gla­ He published the truth, he needn't worry about the law.—Palm Beach personal friends of the late W il­ mour, if we may so term it, which ■J Independent. Chances are, be liam Jennings Bryun that he cher­ attended her political venture and ished the ambition to end his days paused voters in the Fourth Dis­ didn't;—it was.a Catts' paper. as a United States Senator from trict to feel that there would be A Chicago grand jury renamed Florida. He began his public car­ something of romance, of poetic one hundred and one persons in u eer as n Representative in Con­ justice, in sending her to Con* awesping indictment against a rum gress from Nebraska, the home gross. A great many, also, comi• ■ rfng which was reputed to be inak- of his youthful choice. His desire Hered the added prominence and ing five million dollars annually. was to close his career as a rep- advertising which Florida would later home enjoy by having this daughter of J,:Most of those indicted will doubt- reaerttative of his l*sa be released. A few will have state in the upper house of Con­ the great Bryan as a member of to pay a small fine which will be gress. Death, which outpaced nm* its delegation. Joe Sears, there­ charged in the hooka of the com­ bition, prevented this culmination fore, suffered both from the sen­ a distinguished life. timental und the material as­ pany as a license for doing busi­ ° f ness. The profit .will still be five We know it would be gratifying* to pects of Mrs. Owen’s candidacy. million dollars annually. And do ! he c° u,<1 receive We know little of Mrs. Owen's ® y* « believe they wUI like to see the intelligence that a di lighter of capabilities, or her qualifications ' .the prohibition amendment rrpeal; his house nnd homp han been for the office she hna won. We | M . — Sanford Herald. Son, your chosen to occupy one o f Florida’s haven't the slightest doubt, how­ ■emu t h e fellows seats in Congress. I f our faith U ever, that she will bo influential in _ L argument is bum. who nre making money making well-founded, he knows. her work for Florida in Washing* Ruth Bryan Owen failed in her t°n—or that she will be able to r& Ajjd aelling Jiquor illegally would > make more making and selling it first candidacy by a margin so nar* work In harmony with the other row that it aerved notice upon all R legally, and would also be rid of concerned that ahe would try members of the Florida delegation : the heavy tribute they now have in Congress, because they arc each [ to p » y (t*> crooks—Judges, lawyers, again. This time, she succeeded and all gentlemen of the highest sheriff'', policemen, prohibition en­ brilliantly. We have the highest re­ typo, who will ronslder it an honor forcement agent* and private par­ spect for W. J. Scars, t!,o earnest and a privilege to bo associated 1° ties so situated us to demand toll. and honest Floridian who had to public service with u good and true Tltcre -is not near so much liquor be the victim o f Mrs. Owen's woman. •old as there was before prohtbi t ion, and it costa no much that only A N A L IB I FOR T H E PR ESS '/.foots buy it, and it is so bad in • OCALA STAR ' quality that only* fools drink it. And while there are lots o f fools 5. in the United States, Dm majority B*c^ s e of the strong showing played a more important part. »,p f our men and women nic sober by Dojle E. Carlton In his The general impression that and ren.iiblc. The "pen saloon killed ruiv f " r governor and because of ‘‘cJI the newspapers” were for itself hy its own wickedness, tho lack o f newspaper support Hathaway, is based on the fact -and the bootlegging business I" ( uccpitlrd Former Governor Sidney that in this particular section f worse than the open ealoon. Tho j Catts, the unthinking are like- none of the other aspirants for ;people o f Anicrii H will I n * ....... jy j 0 j utnp t0 the conclusion that the gubernatorial office hud any itrd at bootlegging und its at* the power o f tho press is on the influential organ at their com­ i t evils after While, and when wane in Florida. mand, and that many o f tho smal­ do they will Irclievo jthem- I An analysis of the situation, ler dailies advocated the cause by vomiting all over tho however shows to the contrary. af Dr. Hathaway. , "ill* traffic.— Palm* Beach In no clecton held in Die state There fire In Florida four news­ liuvc - the iiywapnpeid ever paper* o f large circulation and ml. RUTH BRYAN OWEN Wednesday June 20th More Than A Score Of Sanford’s Leading Merchant’s W ill O ffer W onderful Bargains On Sanford’s Greatest ‘*■1 » #• f \< MM i b ‘J ' T ■. • \ . I •1 . - ...I n i i VM ■Tv-ifS5 - >» - v . » ,. MM ro-w rv H ik . �/ virs. HamricUHpndrs H a n ir ic K H p n o r s Mrs. P ersonal Activities ■; ■, , ■ Daughter W ith P a rty Upsala And Grapeville A .very’ delightful affair of the Emil Magnuson and wife return­ week was the bridge party given ed home on Wednesday from Thursday evening by Mrs..,11. S. Windermere, Pearl Tyner was their guest, a few days. Hamrifk at her home on Palmetto Mrs Mabel Krill and children Avenue, honoring her daughter, of near .Bartow motored here Miss Virginia Turner, whose birth­ Wednesday as the guest o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Tyner day anniversary It* Was. , tier sister, Miss Florence Tyner Mrs. Ethel Dulcy leaves SatA variety, pf cut ‘ flowers and has been visiting her. Mrsi* Barney Beck and son, day afternoon for Sumter, ferns were nrransnd in baskets about the rooms where the tables Charles, returned recently frt)m hod been arranged for' thti 'feamc*. an outing spent at Hot Springs, When scores hrjl been added Ark. They made the trip home in Mr. nnd Mrs. lit. Clair White their car in three days. and family left Friday for Miami after a most enjoyable game of Mrs Anna l>e Forest, who un­ auction bridge, the first prise, silk where they will spend several jiays. derwent an operation in Jackson­ hose, was won Ey Mrs, F, D. Bree­ i l ville last we*k; i » • recovering Mrs. Beecher Kent of Winter den, while Miss Leona Mitchell, rapidly. Friends here were interested Park spent the day here Thurs­ who held next highest score, was day ns the gueit of Mrs. M. given a dainty guest towel. For to hear of the marriage of Mrs. having held lowest score, Mrs. J. Jennie Gleason and V. C. Collcr, Minarik, F. Riser received a candy novelty. which took place in Sanford last The cut prize, shoe trees, went to week. „ .. Mrs. l(. L. Peck is visiting Miss Ethel Riser. The little daughter of Mr. and at Green Cove Springs as the At a late hour the hostess serv­ Mrs. Kenneth Robbins had her guest of her daughter, Mrs. ed refreshments of apricot ice and tonidls removed' Saturday. Donald Whitcomb. Mrs Webster, who has been cakes. . ’ Mrs. Hamrick’s guests were Miss very ill, left recently with her Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Reed Virginia Turner, MIm 'Thelma daughter- and children for CherMiami arrived here Friday Turner, Miss Mattie Mao Bran­ borg. New York, going by bost. Mr and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist are the guests of Mrs. M. non, Miss Sara Louise Brnnnon, and children, Mr*. Bergqulst. Mr. Barber. R. M. Grovenstcin, Mrs. Donald nnd'•Mrs. E. F. Lundqdlst, children Miss E(ht'l Riser, Mrs. Harry C. Mrs. Lundquist Sr., Henery Lund­ Ia> Roy Chittenden leaves Sun­ Walker, Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Mrs. quist and children, MY. and Mrs. day for Hunt City where he will Smith, Mrs,. J, F. Riser and Mrs. Wnlfred Pierson were callers attend the summer conference of F. D. Breeden. Saturday at the home o f (larder the American Legion. Lundquist and wife, honoring PICNIC IS ENJOYED his birthday. Mrs. Elsie Walsh nnd sister. Sunday was a. great day ,ln The members of All Souls Sun- Upsala, it being the GOth yea. Miss Lee Ammons leave Saturday afternoon, for Detroit, Mich, where dny School were delightfully en­ anniversary of the Swedish so­ tertained Thursday afternoon at a ciety in UPraia. Rev. Eckhutlth’s they will spend-the(sinnmcr, * congregation *W came in picnic at DeLeon Springs. Mr. and Mrs. George Harden The afternoon hours were merri­ wilL-bu at home to their friemfiT ly spent with gnmys, races and swimming. The prizes f°EjJj£3*'T,P Apartments untsMugnoliu Avenue. •were won by Bernard' Lake *w l sonic 200 in alt. The Pierson Malcolm 11i g g l r f * JdeIi choir gave -a number of beautiful J. C. Mitchell leaves Sundny for cious picnic supprr wastapread un­ selections and' the children sung Yatesville, Ga. where Mrs. Mitchell der tho trees. , with the Wester Ind plnying the ami daughter,. Dorothy, huvo bee j Quite n large number attended violin. Rev. Eckhardt and Rev. spending the past month. this nffnir, including the members Swcnco spoke, the latter giving of the Dclamd Parish. short statement or history of the Mrs. Janies Jackson, who was church. The Lutheran todies recently operated upon for nppen* Mrs. Cairns and small daughter, served a bountiful lunch to all dicitis at the Fcrnald Laughton Lucille and Mrs. Cairns father present. , , , „ hospital, was removed to her Mr. Colcough Cards have been received- by II. of Gainesville home on Elm Avenue Friday. spent a few days here this week G. Lundquist and wife of the as the guests of Mr. Cairns, city birth of n baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lundquist. Mrs. D. C. Hodgkin, who hns manager. been visiting her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Mere, leaves Monday Miss Dorothy Stokes returned for her home at Washington, 1). home Saturday evening from Orlando where she has been spending n week ns tile guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. ITHman of relatives. West Palm Beach arc visiting In Sanford as the guests of Mr. ami Miss Martha Fox, is (Hjpertcd (Continued from page L ) Mrs. A. J. Richardson at Hotel to return" home Sunday,' from preached for having testified Forrest Ijikc. Philadelphia, Pa. where s)|c has the Dnughtcry-Mlllcr trial at New York. Miss Elizabeth Garrett of Quit- been undergoing treatment Former Senator Lcnroot, man, Ga. is spending a few days Jefferson ’Hospital. Wisconsin, termed n part of here as the guest of Mrs. R. M. Mason nt her home on Magnolia Mrs. G. W. Spencer, Mrs. "Hoover steamroller” was tal Avenue. George Harden, Mr. a q d M r s . Harry Gibson and Mrs. Claude to Holopaw, Mr. and Mrs. K. (’ . Smith and Herndon motored small daughter, Shirley of Dothan, Thursday where they apent the Ain. are viuiting- here for a few; day ns the guests of Dr. anil Mrs. days ns tho guests of Mr. and Mis. T. Allen Jones. It. M. Mason. ** / ' ' Mr. and Mrs. A. »>. Zachary W. J. Thigpen loaves Saturday nnd Miss Murgaret Zachary re­ afternoon for Baltimore, Md., turned home Friday evening, where he will undergo treatment from Durhniii, N. C. where Miss at John Hopkins Hospital. Margaret Zachary graduated from Duke University June 5. Sweet Cream Mrs. Martin McDaniel nnd They were accompanied home by Butter Milk small son, who have l>eon the Miss Bessie Zachary, who has Milk for lUbien guests o f Mrs. E. A. Douglass,, been chaperon at Sutlins College, left Friday for their home uL Bristol, Va. Bunncllc. ’ Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tct S7 Mrs. Mathews tiives Personals F R ID A Y Daughters ;o f Wesley Class of €-First Methodist Church will tld social meeting at 8:00 o’clock l the horde o f M h , R. B. Monroe 3 Celsry Avenue.' W. C. I V I f . will hold regular itetlntf o'clock at the omo of, Bfrs. T. E. Thornlcy, leit First' * Street and Holly S U N D AY (temoripl ..services by Irothcrhood n f Locomotive inccra at 3:00 o'clock at fotnan*a“ club. Spring flowefc, including roses, gladioli, daises and snap dragons helped to carry* out the color tthemc of pink, yellow and green. Most interesting were the games of. bridge played during the after* noon and after the .fifth, progres S on, scores were counted and the first prize, nn embroidered guest tocl ivns awarded Mrs. Frank W. ™#]bott. Tho consolation prize, n prefly powder puff, went to Mrs. M. Minarik. The cut prize, corres­ pondence enrds, was Won b>* Mm M ONDAY Executiya Board o f the Auxiliry of" the Presbyterian Church ill m e cl.rt'3 ;0 0 o’clock a’t' the lurch.1 '' Prayer Band o f tho Auxiliary r tho Preabytcrian Church will iwt at 3180 o’clock at tho church. Biisin^aa^peetlng of the. Auxiliry of Ih e Fresbytcrinn Church /undiiy School D.GO A. M. Morning Worship uni] sermon rs. Roumillat Is Hostess A t Bridge I On Friday afternoon, Mrs. F. E. ■toumillat entertained two tables I f players at bridge nt her home ftm Palmetto Avenue -for the bene­ f it of the U. D. C. scholarship fund. I Marigolds, petunias nnd zinnias l-nmbined with greenery were used, [emphasizing the colors of orange bnd green. *^hc bridge tables were kpread with orange covers and the Rallies and other bridge accessories mere in keeping with the color kchcmc. 1 After the usunl numlwr of pro­ gress ions had been played nnd [scares added the prize, embroiderled guest towels, was awarded Miss I’errie Lee Bell. A t the tea hour the bridge ac­ cessories worn removed nnd re­ freshments of sandwiches, cakes, olives and iced tea were served by the hostess. The players were Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Miss Perm* iec Bell, Mils Winifred Strong, Mrs. Braxton L. IPerkins, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Alfred W. Lee Jr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass. Anthem, "The i -5s R ->•j'r r. Syrinffih*. .s»d>jcr: . ^gpw C JM W pctjrVC suh" Testi­ mnny, mony, -AtmTIt*?! AbntrrTT " Matter Which Concerns Our Church." Young People’s Unions 0.45, Evening service S o’clock. Duct, “ Crossing the Bar." Mrs. A .M. Phillips Mrs. R. L. Glenn. Church family hour and prayer meeting Wednesday evening 8 o'clock The First Baptist Church warm­ ly welcomes visitors in the city nnd those who have no church home. The congregational singing at thh evening hour is an inspiring feature of the service. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ninth and Palmetto AveIJihV School ‘.i Worship and Communion 11:00. Sermon, “ Present Your Bodies a Living Sacrifice." Christian Endeavor 7:00. Evening Service 8:00. Sermon. "The Eleventh Com­ mandment.’’ A welcome awaits you, come nnd worship with us. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Second Sunday After Trinity. Church School A. M. A Morning Prayer and Sermon Young Peoples Service League fi.:tn P. m . NORRIS F L A Y S HOOVER CHOICE TO LEA D P A R T Y tnittco w e n t'lo Albert Kail and advised tilm as to his defense, Norris charged. "In addition lo his when. the psychological moment came, it was no other person than Boss Varc, the leader of the PhHadei* phia political machine, excluded front the Senate, who compelled the Penneylvanin delegation to go solidly for Hoover," Norris To Conf er With Hoover Monday flascom Slemp, of Virginia, was characterized ns “ famous f i r his presidential appointments In the Solid South and as one o f the principal cogs in the Southern political machine.’’ “ Can any Republican who be­ lieves in honest government and wants to keep his party above suspicion and reproach look upon theso controlling features of the convention without shsmo and disgust?" Norris asked. “ The rank nnd file of the great Repub­ lican Party will be humiliated, but the power trust and the machine politicians everywhere (Continued* from page 1,) / fore ho leaves what charaetef of campaign will bo conducted—an old fashioned atump speaking drive— a ffont-porrh affair—a It probably will be aomewhal of a combination with a wide use o f the radio whenever Hoover appcara. Hoover was the American “ radio exar” before the federal commission was established by Congress, although he haa not been a frequent speaker before the microphone, There was some speculation here as to whether Hoover would step at the summer Whftfc House in Wisconsin on hia way to the West Coast/ It w gt thought poaaible that Hoover.' might aaak- coun­ sel from the Pfeshteitt/'. J *' the Rockies *n d 'th a t; Ms’ views entry weight" with" the farmers at that ragion. But, they do not bfc- R ivers f c Y & w u r i T h re a te n B ig A r e a As Levees Giv.eWay (Continued on page 4.) ously guarded by hundreds of an­ xious professional and business men and farmers. Precautions also were being tak­ en at Georgetown, Ark., where the crest o f the White River is ap­ proaching. Georgetown is nnothcr levee protected town. The White River nnd its twin the Cache hav» been causing the greater portion cf the damage in the Arkansas territory, but the other swollen •treams have covered the* unpro­ tected lowlands CHINESE GUARD CITY bitterest moit|etrts **-»^»-.«-. .it,*. lead nny-upefr**Wfroiira!JpBMt'' the Republican party this autumn. They say he may remain silent, that he may give no aid to tho Hoovcr-Curtls ticket, but they do not believe it will go any further than that. The vision of Frank O. Lowden, admittedly the only man now that “ fighting bob" LaroHctto la dead, becoming the symbol of a third party movement In the west la "bo them nn impossible one, Lowdfp is a Republican of some 40 years regularity. So uro moat of the min who fought with him in Kalians City— Senators James E. Watson of Indiana, Vico President Diwes, and Senator Curtis 'himself, who now has consented to dtand on tho platform this dopventloh nddpted. So were m ost-of their friends. Honcc they believe tho threat oC a third party'agrarian' movement this Fall is an Idle one. The roprelcntativcs of tho antlHoovcr coalition have been doing n great deal of past morteming since Thursday night, seeking to idace "the Idumo" for thoir defeat and Hover’s nomination. Laney’s The Friendly D ru g Store” E. First Street Sanford PURE D E LIC IO U S TASTY * * , '*m Brick; much better — it’s ,a brick o f delec»* , v , .. i W e use fevery precautiomto manufacture table Ice tyeap), fresh NERI rtgh1 fflg. sanitary, hut this inci- fruit strawberry and Other lom - binations U « il4 h in t that Insiantl.a, fM ••iMtl.n, i . 4 rectal 4l.raaa it hack m n i * ( tkrir traabl.h. Writ# . f ►h.M 49N far Ira. Illrralara aa4 '•■■allatlaa. . Dr Jmmrpk Carwla H-wrll T V Mowrll Maaltariant, »Jiara Are. Oria«4a. Fla. aytrelallalaa aaaf racial.at Inal an4. racial iU e iiet w'» are t r lllk i »alca4l4 re' *"lt. !■ Ibr rent aval at o»alrn aa4 P U rearer* hr Ibr are •» canreatratM ana m m sail olartririlft NO TICKETS Tb Men Be­ fore _ 8_ J L M . Children Under 16 Not Admitted llr. Ew A, Erlfng In PtrDr. E. A. Erllng In I’eraon HEAR IIIM ! HE W IL L S TA R TLE YOU! NOTHING on special Ideal Hqmesite tw o to > W e .7 r« tract, o f U on nwr ala ti*’ highway, h aille from city limits. G« cltrux and grape load. Boo ‘ ;|t| Williams. Easy Terms Perfection Auto Laundry Oak between Second and Thl Streets. N A T L BANK Snaps at the heeb j.f\*j ’J: of prosperity and sometimes bites-and bites bard. - t’ . * * You can start saving* ace» here with aa*li art one lone. Bli dollar. Every dollar ad will help voo make vour tut secure order. OFFENSIVE • Ss ip M C ream ery * O n ly NO TICKET* To Women f C. E. (M ack ) McKee, Prop. ■ »■ ... Make It a habit be prepared s Co. Milk Deppt 315 E. Firat Phone 766 ive h »W lfi« Qf N E R f and contented. 1 Matinees Women ALL SEATS • 50c Continuous* " Have you ever eauchl unprew — i f bo . are y ou ing to fdlow^yt self to be cau again? vanilla. Orlando, Florida Monument has juat been uni cd in France ti Marie Hard, 1 concocted Camembert cheese, the monument o f Limburger'a ;tentor stay ; covered; — Fla .Times Union. 'Imes Unjoi Work is flomel scarce. m » Nights Men Only this forenoon in an attempt break the worl<Ta altitude rat for seaplanes with a full load, record of IB,000 feet la now 1 by a Frenchman. Wanes are. not wavs hlirh— I f you were one to get hojd of a bad* N E HI, don't blame us, blame the water. HUT CLEAN P H ILAD E LPH IA. Jana NSt—iLiout Arthur Gavi KfraijikdelDhia Navy Yard « # N nrlrtr > k . . < h r r « « 4 r a i l . |trr M ff «lrU . Ir p t>M r, l « l I k r r h r * . ) H an ln.t hrr. »■■■«. a n Im I4> ly I r r r ■ ! h r r w k l l r n l k . n > r . r . k rr.l » rl «a rr »l|» it a . ■ - - . I n - " a l r l , A a t * I k r r ' . ilniiK hlrr. . . M r ■n r r l k r a r l . ' « « f a i r l . l « n j i k her a . ■ r . i . I l k ■ ■H.u.r, lrf-1 fct-r lr» » . m r a y . n i l .h r I . i l r . n . Ir» r r r f . l l h l y hark l * I hr ilar lt■ M K -lk r k l . r k . t N .m i «b . r r m i i r t r . l i r a . 11.14 « k t N r l r t r w h a t *«'• I . 4a f a r I hear a . l . r t . i f l n SEEKS RECORD ■ Health does.not ways .pr^vbh-r- W e were very unfortunate to have bad water a few days back. FORCEFUL ' . A d v e r s ity And jnore unfortunate when a great many cases of our beverages were on the market before we realized the trouble. L By DB. J. C. HOW ELL * P t i e West Cora Aetna* AMau^MT raOCTOLOOT k w u o m m i g Prescriptions Filled Promptly .... And Accurately Amazing Stor.v of Jhe Traffiy in HINTS “ I f tlii Democrats could dictated iWU. Republican non m ,T bake no'doubt but that oover would have been sah ha the man most easily to defi T H E F IR S T One Pay Only Howard P. Smith of Tampa n>ent the dny here Friday o-Y -business. While here he was the Kucst of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass. will be saddled with aSl tho bilitlcs of the Harding and 1 Idgo administrations, having n \-ery'prominent part in bot HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Juno 1 (IN S )— Dorothy Mackmill , A S T H E Y L E A V E joined thV procession of celebritfvt.'Wending Its way the Loa AYigeles divorce milL (Continued from page 1.) Hon o f itself will eventually o ff­ blonde Erifelish star was sc set the effect o f Ixiwden’s stlttg- uled t o 'f i l e a complaint U against Lothar Mcndes. pic ing rebuke to his party. They ton ’* * #- r.* W *_ J ■ t ’ i,__*_.>_JL director, charging mental cm Mrs. Minnie E. Jones returned home Fiidny evening from Holo­ paw where site inis been spending FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST the past week with her son and SCIENTIST daughter Dr. and Mrs. T. Alien Jones. > Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at the Woman's Club, 315 Oak Ave. at 11 o'clock; Sunday School ut 11:30. Subject for tomorrow, "Is The Univfcrse, Including Man, Evolved M ONDAY By Atomic Force?" Wednesday evening services which include testimonies of Christian Science healing are al­ A JOLTI A SHOCK! T R U T H F U L ! so held in the Woman's Club at 7 o'clock. Most Daring Film of the Age! This Church maintains a free Mothers, Daughters— See This Picture! Reading Room, 517 Firat Nat­ ional Bank Building where the HOLD— F E A R LE SS— F R A N K Bible and all authorized Christian Science literatu re may be read, Girls! borrowed or purchased. Open Wednesday and Saturday from 3 to 5 o'clock. All are welcome to attend the services and to make use o f the Reading Room. MILANE HOUSTON, Texas, t\ (JN^)—Jesse H. Jones, publisher and capitalist, promirient Democrat, brfk if- the Democrats could 1 tated the Republic the presidency at1 they would have chosen I Hoover “ as the mah moat to defeat." * "M r. Hoover is the heir Factory 4JT W. Fourth Phone 634 Cordially yeare. �QE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0RD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 was a vast phale deposit a began lo he appre­ frontier wilderness with a ciated. Lumber was a nutior product few scattered towns and a and I lie development of oilier re­ bare half dozen tourist hotels, the sources and products was rapid. To- enormous wealth that lay hidden in dav Florida's manufactured product a its waters and sunshine and beneath arc valued at ‘^^MtOO.ftOO a year. Its HEN L V Y Florida * its soil wras little dreamed. tourist travel As the increased, immigra­ tion from other slates set in—as ‘ ' , \';; y ’ . n ■ * / towns sprang up and grew to eities. steam and steel broke open the treas­ # forests and fields and streams yield rnnnall*’ nets. wprtli of prod* k Its a n n u a l . toiirjjat revenue anionnlr. to more than $*200,000,000 ie stale s gross income is in ex uries of the plains ami the flow of ccss population began. ? * s of a billion do! o One of a Series of Advertisements on T IIE FUTURE OF FLORIDA to be published by Florida’s real prosperity began in TH IS N E W S P A P E R 11175 when it was discovered that the And yet we hav ' positive proof of the gold vainly sought by the splendid fact that there is r.till room for great­ greedy Spaniards might be gathered er production in Florida. Each year from orange trees. we send away form ore than$125,000,- The incomparable diversity of Flor­ 000 worth of food products alone for ida’s agricultural and industrial re- our own consumption—products that sources and the fertile productivity ran he produced economically in of its fields and streams and forests Florida is still in its in­ all appear to represent no less than A little later 1be economic value of Florida’s nktis* FLO RID A’S FUTURE A b a producing stntc Florida is one of the youngest of the nation, yet it is already one of the country’s most important. Its de­ velopment is barely in its infancy. History proves that its real achievements have in­ variably far outstripped even the most op­ timistic expectations. Even today, knowing Florida! No other section can compete with Florida in natural advantages and in proximity to markets. Many o f Florida's products cannot be pro­ duced elsewhere. H ow much is yet hidden beneath the soil and water and sunshine of Florida nobody knows. But even with those resources and advantages that we already know Its future is ns bright and its poasibiti-*J* ties ar« a* broad as Its people care to make them. , n- with twenty-five Florida newspapers and Believers in Jacksonville. Each a plot of Nature that Florida must year the amount of land under culti­ eventually dominate its sister stales. vation in the slate increases. Every essential element for a great, fancy -as a producing state. 4 * M, Each K ‘'+ year more producers are at work. as well as we do its advantages, we cannot adequately iudge its possibilities. in co-operntion New crops are added to the list of those grown here. are brought New resources to light and utilized. . i* r. New industries locate here—*produei #I **► i t • tion increases—and Florida rapidly independent, agricultural dustrial Empire is here. and in* As these resources arid advantages are more fully utilized, as new wealth is un­ covered in resources yet unknown, an increasing amount of freight for the older sections of the country will move northward from Florida k\• . . • * Still greater prosperity will come to the Sunshine State.' �HPpPP^fv 4,. t *■ -*/& .J, ***»##*• i v»*. * T H E 3 A N F 0 n n I I E H A L P ^ 9 A W F 0 n P . F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , JU N E III. I M S -■■ . ■ YourB [Sanford Daily Herald Help Wanted— A N T A D RATES rvnn*) Cash in Advance^ phone ada, will be received I patrons and collector sent lediately fo r payment. [m e _________ ___ 10c a line es -------- 6c a tine Im es__________ — 7c a line [Time rates on request. YOUNG LADY— YOUNG MAN— Four months ago you read the ad for apprentices on the Linotype machine and then you wished you had a position. One young lady took advantage of that ad und af­ ter three months and one week of study is now holding » good posi­ tion in Mobile and is independent. You are still looking. Will send nnother yout.g Indy to same shop in two weeks. Last week the Xn ther of one of our students stated thnt his 17 year old daughter had made $35 the week before. Five months from now she will be get­ ting from $-10 to $(J0 (guaranteed) per week. What will you be get­ ting. Better snap out of it and quit waiting. Plenty or good Jobs when you nre trained to hold them. Cnll for C. A. Haines ut Heruld office ami he will be glad to ex­ plain details. 5mh ARK ANSAE FLOOD PRBDIt FOR RENT: my bungalow * furn­ ished and garage. Reasonable. Mrs. B. W. Herndon, 218 West 19th Street. FOR RENT new Duplex housa In nice location with all modem conveniences. Will rent cheap to permanent tenants. Pbone 207. 16—Houses For Itenl FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ ished house for rent 1001 Mag­ nolia. Rent $00 per month. Phone Non-Stop Flights The unusual la almost the usual thing in aviation today—so great have been recent accomplishments in the nlr. So many times— each week, each day— the (Legal Ads) (Legal Ads) ilate hereof. IN WIT.NR. 9H IV tt n it K O F , I have brrruntn a ffix e d my hand and o f ­ ficial seal o f I he Circuit Court o f Seminole County. Florida, on this lh * (t h day o f May. A. D. t i l l . V. K. DOUH1.A8A Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnnle County. Florida. B y A. XI. W KRKH. . l>*ptny Clerk. w il s o n * non.B. Attorneya fo r JMnlnllff, (Circuit Court Heal.) Ht a I n* Clerk o f the Clrcull Court or the twenty-third Judicial C ir ­ cuit of thr State of Florida. In amt fo r Seminole County, on Ih l* 3S dny nf Xtay. A. !»., 1931. V. K. DOl'Ul,AHH. Clerk Circuit Court. Hy A. XI. W K R K H . Dentil) Clerk. (C in c riT c o m T h k a ij . SAMCI7I. ft. I lltlllT O N . Solicitor fur Complainant. LITTLE ROCK, June 11 tween 600 and 700 familiea made homeless and thotuanda rrres o f valuable farm lands ' flooded if the stage o f 33 feet Newport, along the White predicted for Saturday, cor pass, T. F. Grubb, chairman o f Newport levee board told the kansas Gasette here tonight. SIX DIE IN ATHENS, Juno 16,—Six were killed and 40 wounded at< thi todAy as disorders at upon the strike on tobacco ' including thoae o f the Am# Tobacco Company, continued, airy charged the striker* at Drar IN C I H C I 'I T C OURT OF THH T W K X T V T I I 1H ll J U D I C I A L C I R ­ N O TIC K OF A P P L I C A T I O N FOH C U I T OF FI.O H ID A, IX A N D FO R TAX IIK K U U N IIK H KKCTION NM1XOI.11 COUNTY. IX C I I A N STS OF T I I K O R N K H A I. S T A T 210. ClHItY. I 'T R k ( I F T i l t ' a T A T K O F FI.O IU O K O n tll) K. I.AVIO N K , J. C H K S T K H non-stop flights to the finder, the looser, the buyer, 111%. P A R T I N eml I ’ llA III.K H A PAH- FIRE A T K A N S A S C ITY II< FOR RENT: To responsible party, Not lc* |a hereby g iven that H. 17. T IN , Complainant*, attractive Spanish bungalow, Dickson, (uirchaaer itirchnaer o f T a x C eM lflva KANSAS cmr, June IB, cate No. 313 ... dated the 7th day o f surrounded by beautiful Oak Ireet, the seller, one wishes to reach. Lost things that can’l June. A. It. 11IS, hn* filed tuild c e r­ JOHI7PII M ARRI7 DONDA and wife, broke out tonight on the roof et al. Defendants. located at 817 High St. Completely tificate in my office, and has made g f l T TO Q U I R T T I T L K the Hotel Biltimore where application f o r ' t a x deed to Issue in furnished. Two bed rooms, living OHUF.R ( I F P U H L IC A T IO X be found, houses and cars that can’t be located, deals Accordance with law. Hnld’ c e r t i f i ­ Hoover headquarter* are locat The Stut* of Flurlda to: room, dining nook, kitchen equip cate embrace* the fo llo w in g des­ Joseph 11. Arredunda and — — Ar- Fire apparatus quickly checked cribed property situated In Semiped with electric range, bath, gar redanda, hit wife, whose Christian ■flame* and little damage teas i iK.le County. Florida, to-w it: that can't be closed, opportunities that can’t be discov­ name I* unknown, t l e i e e K l . * i y age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. H*g. 16 ft. XT o f N K Cor. or I ai I slid ------ L evy, Ida w ife, w h o** Grease, accumulated in a U t I. Sec. 36 Tw p. 30 B. Rang* 39 Berg at The Herald office. Christian nem* I* unknown. Wtl- nlr shaft Ignited from aorae K an . nun S. 1461 ft. N. 46 deg Hum T ra v e r e and ----- Travers, Ida W, 6(6 ft. W 4»o ft. N IU»3 ft. ered—all these are being turned into pleasant actuali­ MY PLACE on West First Street wife, whose Christian nsiue I* un­ known cause. 17. (48 ft.-. . . . ! ( acre*. known, Carrln A. Mltcliell. James I. fo r rent. G room house 2 acres The said land being n*se**«d nt Mitchell |r. amt Harriett A. Mitchell, the d o le of the l**uanc* nf such c e r­ COMEDIAN IN H O SPITtL. tiled truck land. Possession July ties every duy through The Hanford Herald classified tificate In the unme o f Mr, mu! Mr*. Ids wife, J Henley lloNklnsmi. s I ho TO ADVERTISERS known an J II. Hoakliisiin, and ——1st. Address Mrs. R. E. Mi lb-: W. O. ThompHon, Unleai^kald certlflcnl* kIiu I lit* redeemed ncconl- llosklnsiin. Ills wife, whoae Christ­ BALTIMORE, June 16^G eor|« <125 Palmer Street, Orlando, Fieri Herald representative 11ix to law. tns deed w ill l*aue th ere­ ian name I* unknown, W. It. Clark Sidney, widely known stage and da. on tlie K i l t day nf July, A. I)., 1B3S. nnd A iiiiIh 11 Clark. Id* wife, ■■unit[otighly familiar with rates Wit ties* my of flrlnl slgtinture and time* referred to a* Annie 1) ('lark. screen comedian, i* a patient at and classification will "cal thl* the 9th dny o f June, A. D. Frank XI. W ord a n d ,----- Word, hla St. Agnes hospital here, it « u CLASSIFY BUS •‘TRANSFE R 1' wife, whose Christian name I* un­ Read them for profit, use them for results. To 191* you complete information, METAL ROOFING: the RootJEg-j ^ ------ r—:----- -------------------------known, ll W. HI r i f f anil ------ Hlelff, learned today, <Hospital authori­ V. K. Dougin**, if-you wish, they'will assist Wife, whose Christian name I* erlasting. - Metal shingles -LTC^T.PANSFETl jhhL Storage Clerk Clrcttll Court Hemlltolr ItH unknown, 'Lucius t*. Mitchell and ties would not discuss , his ail­ in wording your want ad County, Florida. Co., Hunting, Criitlng, Shipping itunding Heam tip and f.slvanlzed phone an mi-taker call 4121. ' ■ ' .. \ ----- .Mnc.hrll, hi* w ife w lm m t ’hrlatment. lly A. M. IVKKKH. mko it more effective. roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak Side Track Facilities, l’ htfno 890, . Deputy Clerk. Iun name I* unktiiiwn, James W. Hick* anil Minerva 17 Hick*. Isome200 N.'Maple. Ralph. W. Lossing, (Circuit Court Heal). Aye. and Third bt. Phone 111, lim e* colled XI. 17 K ic k s ) Ids wife, Mgr. ■ J 2 d i L i 2 2 k S 5 5 *VN T I I K C IH C l l T CUI’ ICIkOF HKM- Y7. II, JCixiUfcrru and ------ ’UullafsrLnnounceraenia ( Legal ------- -------“ — INIM.I1 CO 11.NT V , F I.O H IIIA. IN tu...UU..U'ir*,'’ wlinne Christ Inn name 19— House* For Pale t ii a x e l ' l l 1 . - — Ae-u.uk now n, J o lin "ll. Uarulson and hereby rmulred to appear to PHONOGRAPH— repairing, piano ----HnraNoh. hi* w ife whosw (Legal Notices) (Legal Notices) i IIAS17 A- COMPANY, n Corpora ChrlKtlnr. namr I* unknown, II. L, A, Rill ut Complaint filed herein In GIRLS will pay gas and oil tuning by exierts with 17 years FOR SALE: Furnished house or. lion, t'otnplnliinnt, Word, widow of Thomas J. W ord, thl* cause on Monday, th# In d day m-ion tlHtt.M) H U M .A lls, which vs ense in exchange l«>r passage experience. Sanford music store Charles K. McCrary and of July, A. D 1831. th * asm* b*tnit Pnrk Avenue. Price $4500 on i x t ti ii ii iki i >n jui nm int uc, o i rhut ttrwi i kT n t ivx \vu* on the 14th duy of December. D A S DKI.AnAt.1. utill .M il'll'. DHL- deceased, Mur) J. McCrary, his wife. James n Rule Day o f this Court, at tha iksonville by auto, Sunday nr and Gift Klinppa, Me lander Ar* AHAl.t., Ill* u If*. Defetidanl*. A M I rilll KI73IINOLK C OUNTV, 1977, recovered In the above ntyled terms of $500 tush and balanci )V, I lls and M. K Ills, 111* w ife , Lu- Court House In Hanford. He ml not* X II T I t 'K Ol- 1IAHTHIPN NAI.K. Court, togeth er with tint sum o f lay. Phone 795-W. ritdtt. Phone 832. I'l.O IIID A . IX C I IA X C K R Y . tlicr f I ’nrler, *l*n known na L. C. County, Florida, M id Bill o f Com*i3 monthly. This is n comparatively KRNI7HT Notice I k hereby given thnt under f i n . ’ ll costs. I linvc levied upon und Inlnl being n a Hill to quiet qu l*t tlti# tit at A l 'l.T M A N . Complainant, nnd ----- Porter, hla wife, plaint will o f f e r for »ate and mill to the and hy virtue of u Decree of Fore* Porter, Complainant* In and to “th* lands '■as__ new building, stucco, has two bed-* V) w Inme I'llr 1 *1 Inn nume I* unknown, clnaiire nnd Hale entered la the hlglu-Nt nnd hcxi bidder fo r cn*li above described, and In d efa u lt ADl.T M ’AN, Defendant, rooms, dining room, living room, VIINIII7 nt the trout door of the Court aho\e entitled cause, on the Mill dny Mr* Jane K. McDonald, K. l l y P a lm ­ th ereof a decree pro ronfeaao w ilt Oill»t:it III-' r t ' I I M U A T I O N . \VILL allow ten dollars on !>— Help Wanted Female er und Alice W. Palmer, hla wife, of June, A. D . 193*. I. us Hpeclul llniixe In Hanford, Seminole County, be entered agalnat you. kitchen ami bath with Hhower. Vnii urn lit-r>*l>> urdered anil r*old stove on the price of within lh* Icaiil home nf .Mnxler In Chancery, on Monday th* Wllnnn and Tonmer F e r tilis e r ConiI T 1H T H K K K F O H K ORDER! pnny, it corinirntlon, J. W . tlraves, Double garage. For inspection ad­ •luln-il in lit. iimi u|>|)t-ur upon the Florlilu, lint dll) of July, A. D., I99H. Slime tlcnrge Jn.l il.’iv I.f July A II. 1928. to the Kale on III* N*coii.l tiny o f July, A being licw range purchased from LADIES: Can earn $20-$:i<) weekly W. l.nril. a c o rp o ra tio n ,------ that thl* nolle* be published In t l ii Kill* Duy of Uii* Court and dress I*. O. Box 431, Sanford Flor­ iiiu of complaint rili-il naalnst you 1> IMS*, all of Hie liulit, t i l l * and Kim ford Herald, a newwapaper pul . ....... Smith, co-partner# hewing smocks; everything bnl Gas Co. IOC Magnolia I h i c i c i of lh * uhuv* nnuied Frank k legal H id e* duy, In front of lit* ............. In tin. above styled Court. doing liuslnr** n* Tyson and Smith, Itahed In Hanford, Hemlnole C o u n t!.. ida. Court limine at Sanford, HemlnoliHull or Hill person or (lersoni furnished; no selling; addressed Thi* Sanford Herald. a newspaper and .Smith, a corporation, ‘JI. Flurlda, once a week fo r fo u r ( 4 ) ' Florida, will offer for sale Tyson published In Hemlnole County. Klor- clnlmlui; hi. throuuli or under him. County, 17 Plnnt Machinery Company, a consecutive weeks. envelope brings particulars; Krcr lo th* hlghrst and he*l bidder for I,i iiiul to lh * foltowliiR d**crlhed W IT NKKH my hand and tha e ffle * : I k hereby designated an the idii, 21— Acreage For Salt ciirpnrutlnn, Cain nnd O'Uerry J o l i |d*ce or imrccl ,,f limit *llnnle caKh. during lh* legal hour* of et- Company, n corporation, Jenln-­ lal seal of the Circuit Court o f tlin Garment Co, 1G07 Broadway, New newspaper in which ih« ord*r ahall lot, sale, the following dr*crlhed land In Seinlni •* County. Florida, tu­ lir pnhllidiril for four consecutive nc il Naval Store* Company, a co r­ Tw en ty-th ird Judicial Circuit . o f IR Y IF LONELY: Join "The York, Dept. ‘102. ■Hunt*, lying and being In the snlnr ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable ivcck K. * poration. If living, and If either Florida In and fo r Hemlnole County. County of Hemlnnle nnd Slate of any l o t F o n t litre* i l l ) , of ll|,.ck Vssful Correspondence Club.’ Willies* V. H. 1 'miiiIn**, Clerk of nil of said defendant* be Florida, on thi* the 2nd day o f for poultry farm, located four Florida, more parlleolarly des­ dead, or then '(*'•. of South Hhnford u* reIn- Knlil Circuit Court nnd lh* ofthe >«elra, devisee*, June. A. D 1811. |b)e description free. Box 550, 3— Financial cribed ua follow*, to-wlt; rordt-d In I Mnt Iho.li II. I' iik * miles south « f Sanford on old O r­ flclnl Krnl thereof, Hit* illh day of v e. noun lass, " grantee* or other v-lalmant* under tlH. ( >r:i it-: *- Cun Illy llecnrdn. Mil Fit* |6) of M ock TwenlT* ind, California. May. A. l> . 1931. lando r.<ad. 33 ucres, part high each unit every * f nald deceased rirClerk or Circuit Court K * m ln v l« ; five (36). of \V. XI. Clark'* HunA V M HAND. V. K. I> 011(1 1 .AHH. County, Florida Ci-mlant*, and the heir*, devlneea, W ANTED: To borrow $3,000 on lund nnd some of it low, ideal for dltlnimt of llliick* Thirty-five A n S lic e . : f o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y Clerk. Hy A. K. C A M E R O N . .. grantee* . other claimants updrr (36), Thlrty-*lx tail), and Fast W II. H O N A ItO V I.H . three year first mortgage on chickens and ducks. Can be bought lly A. >1. W K R I t f l John F-gtua. dereaned, Joseph FineDeputy ClYrkk one- Imlf of lllock Twenty-five Deputy Clerk. Attorn*) n for I’liilnilff. 5SIFIED Advertising whl well constructed five room stnero for $100 per acre on your own run. .iec*a*ed, I) R. Mitchell, de fC IR C ITlT COURT HEAL). (16), of llohln*on'* Hurt*) of KDXtOND II. I'AIAilKIt. ( S R A M I'l-UNed, John Dodd, decenaed, Thom|mulnte your business at very house, eight per rent. Box 113 terms. Addr is II. J. Holly, First an addition lo Hanford, accord­ a* J. Word, deceased, Nellie O. Hollcltor for Complalnanta. ing to plul thereof duly record­ cost. Herald Want Ads each Care The Herald. ■'ulilwell, ilcclaeed, Thomaa Ktnmell National Bank Building, Sanford, in r u n r i n c i iT c o i h t tw k n ed Ip I’ lat Hook One (I), page Wilson, deceased v'alcntlne II. T a l­ (reach thousands of people— T\ TII III I) J M I K I A I . C lltC I'IT 107 of the Fulillr llecortl* of Fla. IX COl I IT OF r n i N T V J I’ IK lk iaferro, decenaed. l'en n l* 1*. H a m ­ IN AND FOII NKMIXOI.K I'OI'NSeminole County, Florida. lc who wait und watch fo* 11— Miscellaneous hi: m i m i i .i : c o r x T V . h t a t k o k N O T IC K OF H lI K n i F P 'S B A L E . V ? mond, iI uccbsciL Lula 11. Ilnwler, doTV, FI,OH IM A. IN ('ll A XCNIIV. Terms: (NlMh. Fnrehit**f to pay icaeril, FI.OIIIIVA. Notice la hereby g iv e n that un­ nnd all pnrtlea nnd each o f I Classified page—people who 22 Real Fatale For Exchange .1 II IIIIIDOM AN, Cnmidnlmmt, for Deed. i:*lnli' o f them clitlmliiK any Inlerent under der und by virtu* or a w r it o f asav* \V K WIIITI'7 ■looking for opportunities nnu W ANTED lOOu persons to come in A N N A SI. IMIAN I >T, I * * < 1 any of the above named defendants, ro llo n hearing data the 2 nd d a y Of and see the new gas fired re­ W ILL TRADE: Several building Til A M , T i i W H O M T I IK H K PJIK."* 1.171.A H ill M i MAN. Defendant. A h Special Ma*ter lo Chancery each and every whose names June, a . D. t i l l , issued oa t o f and thnt the Want Ad page is ♦ Ull OKU OF I H 'n i . l f ATIOX WIIJtON AND IIO YI.K MNTH KIIA l.t. I'O M K U lt H K T frigerator. You rnn huy this at a uml residence* arc unknown to the under the aeal o f lh * Circuit C ou rt' of opportunities. Your mes­ Vnu nre hereby ordered nnd r e ­ Hollcltpr* foC Complainant lots, free and clear, for small INC Cnniplalnniit* In the above entitled of Hemlnnle County. F lo r id a In an Wtirrt-n* Amm M Ilranill, <!*crn»- quired to lie und uopeni lipoii the on this puge will produce re­ very attractive price and have 16 house in good section. Your price cause, and to nit person* or parties action In said Court w herein W B, OF A X X 1’A l. *T O C K <1, Imt•- uf (til* ( ‘aunty, illrit In- Slid dny o f July. A l> ISSS. to the N U T IC K Months to pay balance. Sanford and each nf them claiming any In­ Kntsmlnaer waa complainant ana nt u cost that is surprising!;* hill o f cnin|itniiil riled nKUlnnl you IIOI.IIFHH M KF.TIktii l.slnlK. Iiuvliiu wlilli- nlu. llvi'il unit K. W h it * terest 111 the land* Involved In this Margaret H, W hile. L must be right In answering tills ul Gas Co. lot! Magnolia Avc. NOTICK Ik hereby given that lit* -nil Hu. (lute of h *r ilruth Ulvcr* In lit* above ntyled Court. Call 1-18 for service. tinder any of the nlmvn named and Orange H eights R e a lty ComThe Hanford Herald, a newapnppr St iM-khtilfiers of \\est So ofoi i1 defetidanl*. any, a corporation w ere d*r*ndanta ud give complete information na UikuI h, i'lliktlrl* nml t-rcdll* within poldlKliPd und each o f them, and lit Hemlholrt Count), Florar-1 Realty CO, Will he held Ilf tile or lo all unknown parties whatsoever rummnndlng mo that o f tha goods, lIn* CiiutllV nfnrr*ald. by inrans tested for grasses by Dr. 12— WANTED to size of house, location, and wlii-rriif tlin full illngnsltliin and 1,1*. I k hereby denlKtinied n* Iilie I fice of (lie Co at 611 Sanfonl Ac . Inlining any Interest In the land In­ ehattela. land* and tenements o r rewHpntn-r In whlrh the order *li irum, at 10 o'clock i all I u i nfoi .1, Florida, Xvii, Opposite Court House* (i.nvcr «.f Krnntlns lh * ndmlnl»lruvolved In this suit, said land being L. 17. iVlillo I cause to b* mado th* . , ,, , . price. Address H. B. D. Caro The Con ut ull nnd Mlnaulur the kimnI k, he tiobllNhed for four con*eeullv* M. on June -r.tfl, |9* n si t uat e I ii Hemlnole County, F l o r i ­ sum of *ev*n thousand, on* hundred WANTED a buyer for Overland ' w eek * D.itcd tilltile Mill dll) •■( June ehnltel* and cred ll* o f (lie huId deda. and described as follows, to- slaty * 1 * uml’ 89-180. Dollar* (I T . * , [Me or Granada Dry Ginger W l l n r * * V. K Dougin**. Clerk of isis. touring, new rubbtr. new paint. Herald.__________________________ _ ,enKed. nnd nlso n filia l dl*ml**lnn 188,88) whlrh wa* lately on th* wlt : the *nld Circuit Court und the ofWXl. C l.A R K |e call 705. Prompt Delivery. froiu the Nani* to tlio County Judx* flftertilh day o f May A. D 1131 ___ ,adDKHCRIP TIO N " A " : T h * West Presiden t new top, and in best mechanical I w ,, j, TRADE. Severut good build nforennid d o** o f riaht hrlaiiK: flrlnl Heal Iher*nf.< thi* 3ml dny of Judged hy *ald Court to be dua to half (W 13) of lad t In Hlnck June, A I* ISIS H JOHNSON, condition. Price low for such o curl j lots, completely paid for, us NOW, K N O W V*. Thnt 1. Janie* ■aid cumiilHInant from said d e fe n d ­ C; the W e s t half t W I - 3 ) of Lot it And Found Secretary V 17 pUt'tll.AHH. ant. I- K. W hite together w ith th * .3 In lllock D; the Kn*t half Miller O. Phillips Inc. 13th an<llfirst paymi>nt on well located U. Hliarun. County Judwe for the I'lrtk. County nfn rrm ld. deslrln e that th* cost* of execution and levy In said (171-3) of Lot 4 In lllock Dj alIX T H H CIH Cl l T F O U R T OF T I I R X r. WKUKH. Hy A Between Sanford and Rands Elm Street. Phone 3. ^__ proceeding 1 have levied upon and > ___ * fnrm. Lots are located within the irnod*. r h s t t r l* nnd cred it* o f «nld T W Y IX T1 T l l l l l l ) Jt lllt lA I. ( ’ I ll Itepuly Clerk, ■tprrnHi-d tn»y ti* welt end truly ndat tlir front dour of tha Court Housa ' D KH CRIPTIO N ‘•11“ : The West tossing, brown leather travel-i C U T OF F I.O H ID A . IX AN D FOH city of Sanford, In desirable MC- ■ululitrred and I r t s lly dl*t>o*ed of. I SC A I.) In Manrnrd, Hemlnole County, F l o r ­ half ( W I 2 ) of lull 4 In lllock Img. Finder Please return same W ANTED: Z00 old can stove* for lions, and will be priced ou a K M IX O L K COUNTY. IN CHAN do hereby s la n t unto (leuriie K ida within the legnl hour* o f o s l* D; all nf to,!* 4, 6 8 uml 7 In which wc will allow len dollar* I'K It Y. llalmr*. Adniliilrntrntor. full (lower on the second day o f July, A Dk. lllock C nnd all nf lull* 6 and T bio Sanford Herald. THH t 'l H C U I T (O ltH T OF I. A K K- II KIINDON C O R P O R A T IO N lllock D, nil In D. It. Mitch­ each on tin* purchase of u now ble hails. If you want to trad* by Ui* l*tior o f H i*** nres*nt* to IXMKMIXOl.i: 192* I w ill o ffe r for sale and s*ll in COUNTY. F I.IH IIIIY . it cm pm ut Inn, Ciimpliil nant. write me what you have, what you ailn ilnl*i*r th* aood*. *hntt*ln and It A I . I 'll A SMITH, to the hlglicsl bidder for' cash a i l ell'* Hurvey of the lu»vy tlrnnt I'lullitirr. IT: Hound pup white with tan range, Sanford llu* ('o. 1till Mag­ the right, title and Interest uf tho on Lake Jessup according to want for It and maybe w* can cr*dltH of kii Id drcpafpd, which in II. II. I.KPON. XIA UR IC17 l.K PO N lots, answers to name of nolia Avc. said U 17, White In and tn lim e* her In her llfr t lm * and ut 111 * time the pint thereof ns recorded at I.KOS W FI7LDHTKIN, F R A N K make a deal. Address Box 79 Car* of her death did t>*loni{. und to u*k, H A N F O R D C l t l l D I T AHHOCIATJON, lots piece* or parcels o f land a n d , tinge 6 nf Pint Hook I of the ft. Kinder plenso notify U. W. INC., it (.'iirporatloii. Drfcndunt, W17IHH. ii ml TIIKtJ NTRAIIHS, c.i their appurtenance* situate In tb o d*m «nd. * u « for. recover und r*Public Record* uf said Heml­ M'ANTED: To auy aecond bund Herald. _________ NOTK'F. OF N IIH H IF F ’ II NAI.I3 partner*, trading uuder th* firm County of Heininole Htate o f F lo r j- ' k r, 515 E. Third St. c * lv * th* *nmc, und to pay th» nole Count) , uml nt pugA 88 of N O T IC K IK I MOI O' 11 Y O IV K N that motoreycle. Must bo reasonable name and *lylu uf L. W. F. In da dcecrllird a* fellow's, t o - w i l l . ■l*ht* In which Ui* dflc*u*ed Mlood under and l>y virtu * of n Writ o f Plat ilnnk It nf the Public Itec VI7HTMI7NT CO.. Drfendanl*. 25— Exchange L e t h, 7. t, 9, nnd the north 33 f r e t boiirul, *o fur a* ti*r * ■ * * ! » w ill * * - Kxrcutli'i) 1k* u*il out of unit under nnd in good condition. Box 7, c-o nnts o f Orange County, Florida, LutomobUes OH l i c i t OF P t U l . l U A T I O N of lot 10 <>( Amended Flat uf Ortend. nrcordhiK to luw, und Ui*n th* ill* Hinl of th* uhuv* nlyled riiurt or which County Hie County of Sanford Ili-rald. n : S T A T U OF F L O n i D A T O :— iilike llc lg h ls u* recorded nt Pag# Heinlnolu was form erly n part. u iiJ i| )__ I'erhun* vnu hnvo Hum", bulanc* to liuy over to th* l*unl unit In th* nhnvo i-nt 11 te-,1 ia u « * uiid T i T CHRYSLER-].EX. Touring ilK lI STRAUSS. 226 W. 34III And It appearing from the sworn HI of Flat llook t of the puhliq hW Ai l crnnps you nave sum. hn|rg rtnd dlstrlhut**/* o f said d*bearin g d a l* the 30lh day of May, Street, ItnulliH 1001-2-3-4, NI7W th in g you don’t need and soma-1 c*nn*d. And rth* said d e o r a * H, 193a, und commandlriR rn* that of fry apeedy, now paint, condi TO CUT YOUIt HAIR. McMullin’s tllll nf Complaint herein thnt you .......ids of *ald Hemlnole C a t i " '1'. Y O R K C IT Y , N K W Y O R K , and II and each of you may claim aumn C. M H A N D , ' llulm ** hnvln e Klv*ti hnnd and «*- the good* nnd chattel*, land* and Barber Shop. Between Firo Sta­ one cIbc has something you want rurlty pi Bargain at $260.00. Miller H. I.KPON. XIAUIIIC17 LI7PON right, title nr liiterent In uml to Hherlff uf Hemlnol* Couuly*. nnd lu k*n oath, slid p*r- tenem ent* o f .H A N F O IlD C lt K D IT I. KON W. FI7I.DSTUIN. and Florida. that they no longer find use for— (urmrd all oth er requlnllen te- AHHtM’ l A T It'N , fliilllpp, 13th Street und Elm tion nnd l*t. SL Palmetto Ave. llie In ml* herelnnhove described a corpiiratlon. I F R A N K WKIHH, the place or reeI T IS F P IIT IIK R X IU IIK o l i D f l R - EDMOND H. FA LM K H , make an exchange through this i|ulr*d by law ne**s*nry In hi* Ju*( (aline to h* mail* th* hiiiii of ON Phone 3. ____________ idetic* uf i-ai'li In-lug unknown, RD that you and each o f you ate H'dlcltor for Cnmplulnunt. iiuallflralloti n* Administrator, Is. T IIO C H A N D T W O M CNDItKD A N D 16— Apartment For Rent i'i)-jiarl licra, trtullng under the classification. Call 148 for service. by order o f Ih l* Court and by v i r ­ S I X T Y T W O A N D 13-It'll lll.3S3.13 firm num* nnd » t y l » o f I* W. F. DODGE sedan Al condition tue o f then* present*, ordained, DOl.I.AItH, wlili-h w u* lately on the 1NVI7STMKNT i ' l l . Defendants:— Heed right. Phone 3. Miller O. FOUR ROOM garage apartment W ANTED 1090 persons to trade c o n *U lu lrd und uppollited Admin- 23rd day o f May, 193*. recovered In ll nppearlng from n nwurn M il Islrator o f nil the Kood*. rlinltel* lh * nbnvr atyled Court, together in their obi oil stove, Gun slo.u uf Complaint filed In this cause hy lipn. 310 1-2 Palmetto Avenue in for and c r r d ll* nf said Anna M, llrundt, with the nun o f Nine (I9.0l>)_pol th* (,'uMiplalnant, that you, T I I K O rmt. Apply at 30(1 East -III) St, or wood stave for which wi* will tl- decesned. lur* i-o*l*. I huv* levied utiiin uml STRAUSS, nre a icaldcnt nf a Htate * W IT N K K H my tiuin* n* Juds* will o f f e r for sale and **tl to the DODOS low U-n dollars on any rew gas or Country other ihun the Slate o f Sids entronci. nfor*Bsld, uml «* a l o f o f f Ire, till* lilghe*t and b**t bidder for i-n*lt ire cur« and Graham truck*, Florida: anil Hint your preiunt adrange purchased from u«. Sanford sth day of May, In lh * year o f nur1 nt the front dour uf lh * Court laird, on* thousand nine hundred JfiitiH* In Hanford, Hemlnnle Count). d r * »* und plan- of residence a* par. and 13th. Street. Phone 8. THREE BOOM bungalow^ upurt- Gas Co. 100 'Magnolia Ave, and tw e n ty - fiv e , at Hanford. County Florida, within O'* legal hour* o f Mculnrly um ik known tu the Cumment, completely furnished, plalniiin, 1* 226 W. .Klh Street nforessld. Kill*. On tile 2nd day nt Jill), 1934 IS & COWAN Co. A « Room* ItiU1-2-3- 1 , NKW YORK 26— M iscellaneous For Sale JAH. O HIIAflON, nicely loented. Phono 99. *11 the fo llo w in g di-Mcrlhed good* ir and sheet metal work*, ■ »- - * — *• ■ '■ WWW County Judu* und rhattelu of the above named C IT Y , N. V., und that the present nddrrti* unit place nf residence nf ich Avenue. Plions 710-W. 1-2-3 FURNISHED housekeeping I^\RGE F A T FRYERS, 1791 PaE:. IHKAIA^______________________________ Sanford Credit A *»ocl*tlon , a rnr you lh * Mild 11 11 I.KPON. MAUItpnrntlon, lornteil III thr Firm N a­ i « iC K I.KPON, I.KON W. FI7I.IIapartments. All convenience i. ix" t i h : c iv il, c o n t T o f i i i :c- tional Dank lltilldlng, Saurord, Sem­ MTKIN. and F R A N K WKIHH, I* utt HUPB-MARMON O l t n I H ’ V A I. C O U N T Y . F I.t t lt I I I A, inole County. Florid a: 23 filing known iinlo the Complainant here First floor. *19, 111, $18. Monthly BOAT FOR fcALE: 30 foot bridga AUl-HtlCAN A t llU C C l.T t lH Al. Cabinet!), Sanford Automobile Co. txti with file *; 1 Art Metal In. unit ihut you and each of you newly painted und papered. 301 C I I K M I C A I , C O M P A N Y . P ls lu tlff. deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, cabinet, t drawer, letter »lie . with are over the nge of twrnty-nne |Magnolia Ave. Pbone 137, P A N V , I ’ lulntlff. 5th Street. file *; I wood filin g t'uhlnel 2' x 6'; > t-nri. and that there *1* no pi-r*mt fully equipped, sleep# six. Price II Htralght Chair*: l Stenoeraphar’* In the State o f Florida, Ihc service M. 8 T O IN O F F . Defendant. reasonable. P. 0. Box 038. Service Chair; I Hwlvel Chair; I T y p e ­ o f u Kiiininmifl In Chuncrry upon FOR RENT: Two or throe room M I T K t: OK HIIKltlF K'M SA1.K. G IF T S w r ite r dunk; I latrge Desk; 7 whom would hind you. nr any of JO B P R IN T IN G N o l l * * I* hereby x iv e h thnt un­ VIDLER, ChiropodisL Every furnished apartment with gar HOUSEHOLD FU RNITU RE — No der und by v ir t u * o f a W r i t o f K i table *; i emiill l.liioli-um rug; 2 you. n 4 UluV P V M b V Tiv/& OT e Mnnleom rug* I row alielves; TMBnRPORK. title la lo com I*AiiioiConn doubt there arc several pieces of i-c uI Inn l**u*d out o f und under the 3la rg fednesday 9 to 5 ut Bluebird age. 703 Palmetto Ave. Pencil Hliariiencr*; I check pro- maud you II. II I.KPON, XIAWRICK SANFORD PRINTING CO. discarded furniture in your home ecu I o f lit* uhuvo styled Court and U-clor: I Deuk l.lg h t : I Ditto Much- I.KPON, I.KON W. F K L D H T K IN . Jty Shoppe. Pho le 349-J. and TR Y TH IS— If you have an apart­ that are no longer of value to you •n th* above entitled ra u ** hi u Fine Job Printing In*: 3 De*k File llox**; 2 W u trr F R A N K WKIHH. and T I I K O I iik date o f the first duy of Jon*. G IFT SHOP ment to rent give complete de­ —turn them Into cash . . . a Her­ ISIS and rominundlux me thnt of t'o olere; i c«Hhler'u c a b in e t- 1 )**k ; HTltAl'KK, In pcr*(innlly be and ap UN PROOF PAIN TS McLander A read* I hat tree; | . Aditrc*Hograph; 1 pear before mtr Circuit Court at Room Number 40 Spar Varnishes and Ena* tails In a Herald Classified ad. . ■ ald Classified Ad will put your the xoods und rhnttels, land* und T y p e w r it e r : I Fleet rlc Fan; 3 Hanford, Hemlnoln County, Florida nf M. Ktulnoff I can** to W aste Paper lln * k r t»; 2 Wire Desk u Velumlna Flat Wall tell everything there la to be toM mesMtgo before thousands of read­ tenement* on the 2nd day o f July. A. D. 183S, mm h* made th* *nm o f HIX lltT N IlllR D Ilaakata. I he same day bring d Rule Day of , Persian clay jeaso. plastlco Jibout it and you will find it much ers. Call 148 today. F I F T Y T W O A N D 7S-I00 C. Xf HAND. aalil Court, lo make answer In th* which h u m on the Kith dny o f Juri Aa Sh eriff nf Hriiiliiol* County, Hill of Complaint Oil* day ns d a y and Ploquea. San- easier to secure a tenant. Call 148. filed unrr, 1811 recovered In the above Florida. again st ynu by the Complainant In aint A wall Paper Co. G. U. styled Court, tusether with the *iim WII.H ON Sr HDVI.K. POTATOES delivered at $1.00 a thin i-nitir, otherw ise Bald M il of o f t6,S7. co*t*. I have levied upon FOR RENT furnished 6 room gur, Propr. 112 W. First St. Complaint will be taken aa ron bushel. These arc culls, too small und w ill o f f e r f o r *als und sell t< A tto r n e y * fo r 1'Ialnllff. ngo apartment all modem con­ for shipping, and more trouble to the highest slid best bidder fo r conIi fensed hy you, and each o f ynu, and L Nipper. Slgnt o f alt kinds. veniences. Phone 207. ut the front door o f the Court llgu*a I N T H K f i n t ' v . v T C t . r t t T OK I K K - Oil* rau*e will proceed * g part*. ____ prepare for cooking than the large The nature o f thl* null being to IN O I.K COUNTY. FI.O HID A. In Hunfnrd. Hetnlnnle County, Florida Sanford paint A Wall Paper v. within the le g a l hour* nf *al* <>n Z A C H A R Y V liN KF.R tXJMPANT, a rem ove a* a cloud upon lh * title to FURNISHED four rooms and ones but Just as good to eat. Tele­ the the fo llo w in g described properly. Corporation, JMnlnllff— second (lay. o f July. A l>. 197* Kltuat* In the City f Sanford, S em ­ hath, close in 211 Laurel Ave. phone your order in the evening to ull o f the right, t ills and Interest inole Count) Florida, t o - w lt : o f the a bove named M. Htnlnoff or J-. a C A L L A H A N . Dafendanl. 775. Phone 100-W. l^ d * ■ and 7 of M ock 4, T i e r 3 O K D IIH O P P U U l.ir A T J IlN IN any person or persons rlaim ln g by IN 8FER Service o f all kinds, (iA tIN IH IIM K N T . nrrorelliig to K. R. T r a f f o r d -* OWNER leaving town due to other through or under him since the date T H I I S T A T U OF FIAJRIDA TO: Map uf the City o f Hanford, MODERN furnished apartment*, df the above set forth Judgment. In hone 670-\f or 3302. C. E. duly recorded am ong the Pub­ I~ O. C A L L A H A N . Whose place o f interests. Has business earning and to the f o llo w in g described lot, Ftigidoirc: Murphy steel kitening. lic Itecurde of Hemlnnle County, nr parrel' uf land‘ s‘itu s !* Hi residence la unknown; Florida. :hen: Gnrsge: excellent neighbor­ $150.00 per month. Will sell below le** I t being made lo appear that a emlnole County, Florida, to-w it: cost. Apply News Stand, 1st Nat'I. that certain ninety.nlan ( 88 ). v e e r Summons ha* been laauad in the WIGHT PRINT SHOP T h * Kast Quarter ( K I - 4 ) o f Hie hood: rent very reasonable. Park HEMSTITCHING above and fo re g o in g cause directed Lease executed by FORRB8T N orth w eet Quarter ( N W I - t ) of IPPY service on any thing In Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, Bank Bldg. P. I I l i l t s lo you. I* (1. C A L L A H A N , and that I. A K 17 and OHUOItNK lh * Northeast Q uarter (NI7I-4I the name haa been returned ‘ un­ DfJ.V. Joined by their wive*, unto tnUng. A phone call will get Rayer, o f Section S3 Tow nship 18 Houtlt •,_____ FOR SALE— Muthushck piano, in Slngor Sewing ifachhM nerved: that yitu do not resld* In T II 170 STRAUSS, aa attorney In Rung* 31 Rdat. man. Phone 417-W. 9 RailF. IfJVKBTJu'ENT lh * State of F lorida: that your Fact fo r L. W. good condition. Phone 4rt0-W. or C M HAND. Machines Sold, Rented, THRASHER APARTM ENTS: Re­ Avs. A * S h e r iff o f Jiamlnol* Cuonty. nr#**nt place o f residence le un­ CO.. a .m .p a r t n e r » h lp , composed of II. 1 1 . I.KPON, X l A i m i C K nNpON. k n ow n ; that th* fo r e g o in g suit was Easy raymenta duced rates. 317 Park. Phona call ut 327 W. 0th St. F lorida. • commenced on the 33rd day o f I.KON W. F K L D H T K IN , FRANK SAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS 859-J. W IL S O N * HOYLM, Phona 80 North Park, YnM «« Aurll, A. D, 1811 and (h at a W rit WKIHH nnd T I I K O KTIIAl'tiH. dal-d 27—Money To Loan A t t o r n * )* . TH E NEW W A L L P A IN T or Qarnlahment hn* been laauad Oclober tTlh A. D. 1816, duly- r e ­ — ................. .... tETIHNO NEW AND BET- LEFFLE R APARTM ENTS: furn­ ON W H ITE or colored property. IN T H K C O U N TY C O U R T O P *F.»I- and served upon F. F. D U TTON A corded mining the Public llecurda C O M P A N Y , a Corporation. o f Semlnol* County, Florida, In llnff-Mac Battery Co. 1NOI.K C O U N TY . P L O H I O A . ished. 3 room and garage. A t ­ Fumitur* FOR FU RTH ER 1NFORDaed Hook 48 on Pag* 413. and 0. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St. R. A. N P .W U A N . doing ttuelness a * TIJI7IU7FOHK, you are ordered J17 East 2nd. Street. TION, C A L L PHONE 23&J tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Mill H a rd w a re Company, P la in ­ and commanded to be and appear that any and all claims which you WE BUY or $rada U tired or any o f you may hava o r make In ur L ■ _ _ before the Circuit Court In and for tiff, WE W IL L allow ten dollars on any SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN- Magnolia. Pbone 280-W. d*. th* lh * sukj*«| aubjeci o f lure. Wagoer Funxiture C Homlnole County, Kiurhia, at th* and t o said lamia, re said L * * b *. may !•« and old stove and give vou 12 months F n A N K H A L L , Defendant ■ P ___. I*e terminated . F L A . ______ ourt House In Hanford, Seminole Small garage apartment. Call M l. cancelled hy a decree of title Court. minty. Plurlda, on th* 2 nd day o f ip p * a * a M b n o t ic k o p aiiKaiipp*a to pay balance on any new range. A w a ln r * It le hereby ordered that Ihl* N o ­ July, A. D. 1811. same being a H No tire I* hereby g iv e*n n that under it ml i JEY’fl DP.UG' S TO B E -P re* Sanford Goa Co. 1$0 Magnolia Ave. and by virtu * of a W r i t o f 17s*- Da)' o f (bla Court and fait title not ll e * and o r d * r l»* pgbllahed in the 1 6 — Houses For Kent -rlptlons, Drugs, Soda. We are new*paper, puhl* r a b L a -------ih e r w U e Judgment■ by hy Dafautt eutlon. leam'd out o f and under tha Defaui Hanford lHerald, SEMINOLE A W N ! NO J ll*b*d In Sanford, Semlnol* County. SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* ■ ■ ■be■ ■entered ■■ again*! you. III *eal o f tbe above etyled Court and near as your pbone. Call 103. TWO FIV E room modern bunga(Lego! Ado) ' Awnlnga, Window shades. ' Florida, once a w **h for fouR -tt), It le Ordered that Dil# Notice be In lh * almve entitled cause bearing Cushions and Scat Coverings. lias. Anything Canvas. 2 Iowa. One furnished, one unfur­ dot* th* flrat day uf June, IMS, and pgbllahed in T b e Hanford Herald a •onaecutlY# weeba. and that a «opy NOTII7M ULDIN oT B L O C K S - —I r r ig a t io n unto tba. said Hanford, thereof b* mailed Tuny Paruto was granted a final roinmandlne mo that o f tbe good* newspaper published In 2nd, Street, Pkotd 11. nished. Rent reasonable. Apply SOS West End. Street. and general ce m e n t w o rk . decree o f divorce from lilt wife and ehattela, lands and tenamanta Seminole County^ Florida, once each T I I K O ST It A CHS. one o f the d* month* fondant# named In this ault week f>or a p e r i o d off tw o ( I ) mo Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Mrs. Lula A. Miller 1809 SanforJ A i m ndy Kseuhi by tbe circuit cdurt of FRANK MALL I cause to bi next WITNESS my band gad official ii succeedJgf UV*4* Ut* sum of NINETY-SIX AND June lh k 1IM. Avenue. he reduced rates are lo r lecutive Insertions. Ira words o f avorage length [counted a line, aimum charge of 80c ter Insertion, il advertising is restricted [roper classification. ) an error is made The San* Herald will be responaiDlo only one Incorrect insertion, ! advertiser tor subsequent tlonn. The office should be ’led Immediately In case of little classified ads In The Stanford Herald make fc t t# m m n & A i McLander Arcade -Classified-Business D ire c to ry -Classified- Business Directory B Batteries 8 C Auto Topa »r, Prop. 3rd sad Elm. kyi ate: i �t BLACK M> o whe E x tr a Front M iam i T e a m ' -ft -* - J r ' • t« la 'C H w e Hard-Fought Scrap Leasing ‘MsJo* LeaffOe H itfe n N A T M X A Y . LEAG UE ‘NEW YORK, June HL— (IN S ) — Efack Maria, a ^ a t - and garb* marie now at the top a f her form, la faypred to win tria $17,500 ’ictu re A t M ili fiei .J H mm' » ^ J igl Gi Player and c(ub NEW YO&k, June 10.— One of Pet. . .A AB B H “ A Gift In fcverj- Port,’ b W lo loJ-Orlanbu'i those rare ring occurences, a reM iTomsby, Boston. HaWks' latest production bahdlAp horieh Have been 49 172 43 71 M S Colts took a see-saw 10 inning grudge fight, wound up With a qamed tor tha historic race. The Films, ife^tpring Victor Mcl battle from Miami out at Tinker foggy decision last night at. the CtlUgbap, C g f t g g l g ' 4S 41S W h f! dStknce rx a WRe and II furiong. crimes to the Mllane Thfa the month, it may be conceded Held yesterday afternoon by a Coney Island Stadium, when Dave By DAVIS J. W ALSH m The driy. Grantham, Pittsburgh that the backbone of the embryonic count o f 7 to 0. The old board of Shade was declared a winner over t Docs IN T E R N A T IO N A L NEW S 8ERV ^ 30 188 26 54 .391 PADDOCK, BORAH IIACE Those who have seen trie ftfted International News Service 8ports tenm has yet to (iroVe its strength strategy brought about some pe­ George Cortney at the end o f 10 Pleinlbh, Cincinnati rounds of mean milling. or weakness. culiar playing but won out in endorse i\ ns one of the mo*t Editor LOB A N G E L E S r Cal., June 10. ill 135 15 61 .378 ted among the Outside o f Claude Braccy, sen­ the extra inning as Edmondson pair, ranked V TO llC i'^u n e16— <IN S ) j (IN S )— With tho scheduled 100- iftg unique sea yarns yet to NE W YORK, Juno 16.— (IN S ) had leading mlddleWdlgnt* Dbuthlt, S t Louis sational Texan, and a casual few sent out a long double after tfro Lojiis'Conffhiila, who have — The question of just how much metre even t featuring Chnrley th'e screen. Not nlonc are 50 248 47 63 .375 never met this and, with the pox others, the sprinters who have v/ere out and Charlie Lehrmann tjio not *o natty Cincy o f o spurge your favorite uncle, qualified for th« Boston games to Leader i year ago toilay, Harris, Pndijpck, eprint champion o f thu venture nnd romnnee in the butted one o f Davis' slants square nihility of a little bout with MickWbTlfl, rind Charley Borah, the most Is frotn this top o f the Notion- with the striped paqts, high hnt date do not bear the hallowed on the nose to drive in "B [g E arP <jy Walker looming up Tor the Pittsburgh .,444, , . situation, , threaten ftfg pt1*tender to Paddock's winner, plus personal dislike of AM E RIC AN LEAG U E j ' 4 l Leagues ladder after n long chin whiskers and th onnmc of names that have served to make with the inning run. been injected into it in such a throne drawing them as a mag­ ench other, they came down to-the P layer and Club It was a thriller frpm ttaft, to « W h i chase, face stronger opposi­ Samuel, may be.prepared to make America great. This deficiency Wire fighting savagely. R H P e t net, piorfe than 50,008 spectators well as onlrirtmlning. hurao G AB will be altered this afternoon both flnlst, with everything In the rule in the Olympic games at Amster­ tion today from the third place Shade caroled the final round are 6%t expeefed to jahff themfleive* in nre dam this summer will be present­ nt Los Angeles and in the Yankee bofck, and lots besides, going In to by tpearing the wildly rushing Goslin, Washington . jie this kffemon w t « t v i - ^ yi , ba! ed on an °r'jNaw York Giants. to the ‘coliseuih here 88 114 23 48 .421 give tho fans their money's Oklahoman with a variety of by tlbSvard Hawks, tells 0r ,l. n a characteristic last-minute ed for n show down In three mnjor {Radium. in witness the filial southwest secIs Charley Paddock still the worth. Leo Crowe, Miami pilot, cleanly delivered punches. Dave’s LatscVi, New ‘York antic ridventuroe of n hur]Jj gpetors o f the country this after­ ic a few hours before the 25 46 173 36 64 .379 tionnl Olympic trials. “ fastest human7“ He very nearly stole home with the ty|ng run finish evidently won him tHe ate, “ Spike 5fo(lden.’ ||it r»r limit went into effect last noon. New York will muster the will have to outfoot the field they with two out in the ninth, Bur nomination ns Couitncy had pre- GeHrtg, New York bbok records the names of ( g Hit, Manager John McGrow obRUTH HITS ANOTHER 53 200 51 73 .365 arc dropping him In with on the dine smacked a homer insjdc the .vlqusly won at least five rounds. glrjs o f yaripus degrees of p, the veteran pitcher He flower of eastern competition nt const this afternoon. The day park with one on in the second. However, George had Been guilty Kress, St. Louis the Yankee Stadium; Denver will NE W YORK” une 16.— (IN S ) tilde in Amsterdam, Bueno, to round out his mound 52 185 31 0(1 .357 — George Herman Ruths 24th hom­ Panama, Marseilles Charley wns snid to have 9-1-2 Boas Wells got thrown out o f the o f much holding nnd rough, un­ ani| 3 *ttff. 1I« swapped catcher AI call forth the best of the Rocky Reeves, Washington seconds for the hundred, there was j(amo and out Of the park for pro­ ethical mauling nqd wrestling., Mountain district and Los Angeles, ports o f call, and his nmoro^l er o f the season, made yesterday . Spohrer and three twirlers— the Courtney whs so inechsed nt the 30 113 16 4d .351 o ff Crowder o f the St. Louis ventures In each port provi£i ever the happy hunting ground for some question o f whether he had testing a decision nnd throwing > veteran Vir#H Barnes and two n't actually been headed at the tape down his receiving gauntlet— verdict that he refused to shake 1 Lender a year S|go today, Mil- Brownst puts him seven grimrs plot. ** talent on the spiked hoof, will send 'rootles, Ben Cantwell and Bill uucifJMiaa, ,»ui, by another man. The latter was thbse nrc only a few o f the extras hands With Shade apd raised his ler, Philadelphia, .894 , to the post one o f the finest groups In addition to affairs „f ahead o f his last season'* record. v Clarkson— to the Boston Braves in gloved hands In gestures o f dis­ THE BIG FIVE of sprinters, Jumpers hurdlers and and still is Chnrley Borah and ho thrown in for the faithful few. Ho is nine up on Buster Gehrig, hbart, “ Spike” provides thrit exchange for Jo? Genewlch. gust. The men indulgrd. in many will be In there against Paddock a h PP r ab Miami Player plenty through his ability whnt would-you ever assembled on his closest contender. wordy exchanges as they ham­ This Cards cased into first place again this altcrnoon. So will Lom­ Brown, 2b — ...3 1 0 2 5 G AB R H HR Pet. fighter, especially when he mered away nt each other. Court•' whip . Spnny Jim Bottomley’s one field. bardi, the 0-3 5 seconds school­ Crowe, 3b .... ,..,4 2 3 0 1 Hornsby The occasion in question will bo his buddy, Robert Anmtronj CREW TO ENTER TR YO U TS q«y carried to figh t to th e ,Calif­ homer with two on bass; In the boy and W yckoff, another pro Burdine, cf .......4 1 3 2 0 40 172 ‘ 43 71 13 ,413 cT tho many sernpts he ms ornian in the early rounds and al­ fourteenth staked them to u 5 to rcetional Olympic trials prolimi* cocious juvenile. It may be speclfi- MorrU, rf — ....4 0 0 2 0 Gehrig 53 200 61 73 15 .363 nary to the final and ultimate though he missed many lends at tji get into while Spike N E W H AV E N , Conn., June 10. 2 win over Brooklyn. Mitchell and cnlly determined this afternoon Dunbar, I f ... ...2 0 1 ) 0 63 178 62 59 24 ..331 — (IN S )— Yale’s varsity crow will wooing. the bobbing figure |n front o f Ruth *^hnson pitched fine ball for the qualifications for team places in l .3th particii/itc In the Olympic fcrywhether or not Paddock is to e x ­ Loder, bs ...... ...2 0 0 4 5 him scored often with left hooks Cobb 40 201 26 64 Another unusual thing u__ ^ ts , as did McWeeny and Clark llostop early In July, tyinners and nnd uppercuts. ' ' # , |,,‘ pute nt Philadelphia next month Cftfl in Every Port'1 is that i Speaker rocond men in the eastern inter­ ercise his usliol domination of the^ Allen, Jb-rf .....4 0 0 11 2 fo p the Robins. 3 .203 whether it beats Harvard on Juno at the most popular nnd nmt| Olympic sprints this year. 44 171 27 45 Larzo, c ........ ...4 2 2 5 2 The tail-end Phillies took an 8 collegiate* and the national col­ RIVER RISING Tthe Yankee Stadium field of Cusack, p ..... ....3 0 0 0 2 Yesterday’s Home puns. legiate A. A. Games already have 22 or not, according to an an tifpl o f the younger motion to 7s!ugfcst from the Reds. Don staked their claims to a fling at sprinters will be equally meritor­ P M « , p - .... ..2 0 1 0 1 KENN ETT, Mo., Jurie 15.— S t Flayer nnd Club Yes’day Sen. Ttl. r.auncoment by tho Athletic As­ tUrc actresses in Bollywood • Huyst walloped his fourth homer the Boston finale. Sa have the ious in quality hnd considerably Wetucll, x ..... ...,0 0 0 0 0 the feminine loads—one or. 24 sociation. / f- .1 Francis river wns rising rapidly Ruth, Yankees In five games. qualifiers in the Pacifir trfnls at greater in quantity. Tho good ones Hinkle, xx-lb • -i J L . 0 2 0 •— Jktr each port. Mnrie Tataj 13 today in Dunkljn .bounty as nation- RotttmBey, Cardinals 1 Vic Aldridge, former Pirate, San rancisco, the Pacific north­ will include Jack Schoitx, .Olymtip, thcnittle Spanish beauty wj The lerittbre:, , Cubs 1 ..:iK -b *v 12 v _nl guardsmen pntrollcd the levee Hack Wilson, node a home run and two singles champion; - Frank HVi*s*y, west ut Portland, Oro. the South­ "’'Totals ■" 33 6 10x29 18 4 Ruth 24; Gehrig 15; Hornsby 13; the Fox FilmR contest in Spil 8 Brannon, Browns X to prevent breaks threatened by In'addition to ‘pitching the Giants ern affair at, Dalian and the south­ Ohct Bowmrm, members o f the x— butted for Morris In ninth, UotUttrifcy lir; Blrisonetto 12; Hade 0 the girl, In the Argentine. Hurst, Phillies 1 flood. to 0 to 1 victory ov^r the Dues. 1024 team; Hank Russell, back to xx— batted for Wctscll in nlrtth. .--------------- « ____________ Miller, Athletics Wilson J2; Hauser 10.' Joyce plays the girl in Piii 1 3 ' The Braves certainly can use eastern sectionals at Atlanta, But with the East, the Rockies form again; Roland Locke, the cx- x— Two out when wirtning run two in 1 1-3, Sproul none (pitch Jackson, Giants Gretel Yoltx the girl in-H„ 3 1 Those pjtchfrs they- are getting and the Southern Pacific sections cornhuskcr whose injuries "have ed ono bhl|.) Winning pitcher, Grimm, Cpbs'. 1 Leila Hyame in-PnrMffW-’ ' 2' .. .from the Giants.' The Beoqpalers prevcnCertTiim from resuming, hia 'ab r h po a V Sweeney, Losing pitcher, Davis. Kress Brriwns American 200. Orlando ‘ Brooks in France. 2 1 ~dropp#d!*-thehr_ seventh ‘ straight still.to show tholr cards ami the Allegheny Mountains, the mid- record breaking earner o f several Chauncey, 2b .....4 0 I 6 5 0 I^rt on bises, Miami 7, Orlando Thompson Phillies 2 1 game when the Cubs nosed them, western and the central districts years ago, nnd a cocrie o f col­ Cox, rf .... . 5 0 1 1 0 0 6. Umpires, Moore nnd Weaver. Regan, Red $ox 2 1 out 6 to 4 . Hack Wilson Swatted reserving their trials for later In legians. Abrams, 11, .. ...4 2 1 12 2 0 Time, 2:30. 1 1 Aldrltfgu, Giants1 his twelfth Komdr. 1 2 2 0 0 4 Kirby, I f ...... Detroit is in the , throes o f a Edmondson, cf ..5 1 2 1 0 0 fiVognnie losing streak. The T i­ RAY TO COMPETE Lchrmnnn, 3b ...4 0 1 3 1 0 U . S. Tennis Players gers lost out to Washington in Viau, ss ........ ...3 1 ! 2 4 0 tlie tdnth 5 to 4. Face Difficult Job MEDFORD, Mass., June 16.— 1 0 3 a 0 Wells, c _____ ■ w i t h Lefty ! i Grove bn the mound, Illume, c ___ ...0 0 0 0 0 0 the Athletics swamped Cleveland (IN S )— Little Jote Ray, of Chica­ W IM nLEDON, "Eng., June"16.— Formby, p .... . 3 1 1 0 2 0 •A' I 12 td 0 and gained a full game on go, waa here today to comprte with ...0 0 0 0 n 0 Sproul, p (I N S )— With Brent Britain leading Ik , the Yankees. Jimmy Henigan, “ Whitey'* MJch0 0 0 i 0 ‘ ftamnoh and Kress, the Tulsa elson, Clarence Dc Mar and other by .one match, the American wo Sweeney, p ....... 1 twins, 'personally conducted the long distance runners In a 10 mile men tennis stars today must win Totals 37 7 10 30 16 0 ;V ■ sprightly, St, Louis Browns to a road race nt a “ Ilenlgan day” cel- three of four matches to be play­ *Tf Miami __ 002 010 003 0—41 6,.to 4 Wiu over the .Yanks. Each rbrntion. Grenter Boston Athletes ed to retain the Wightmnn Cup. Orlando . 100 200 300 1— 7 ■vj g o t « home run and Alvin Crowder were entered in the other track Runa butted in, Burdfnc 3, A fter her easy victory over Mrs. nt^aged to (urn hack the cham­ ami field events. Watson, Helen Wills today faces Crowe 2, Kirby, Viau, Formby 2, pions even though the Brown’s v ; >• . r e> Lehrmann. Two-bnse hits, Larxo, b ' “ V , were outhatted by 10 hits tp five. LAST N IG H T S FIGHTS. Miss Eileen Bennett, the young Kirby, Edmondson. Home run, . Babe Ruth's twentyfourth homer A T NEW YO R K:— Dave Shade. English player, who yestordny won Bunllnc. Sacrifices, Crowe, toiler o f the season was wasted. !- •'.Danny MacFaydert bespectacled California middleweight, won de­ n sensational victor^ over Mrs. 3, Abrams, Vieu, Wells. Stolen arid bases, Crowe, Abrams. Double *** *. *.' . • Red Rox twjrler, held the White cision over George Courtney, of Mnltn Mallory. plays, Brown to Lndcr to Allen, Paired with MIh.i Penelope An­ Sox. hittess for seven innings and Oklahoma MO). Harold Mays, Bay­ W e Loan You A Beautiful I am opening a shop in Sanford and wil|| onne, N. J. heavyweight, outpointed derson, the American star also Loder to Alien, Abrams to Viau, h W^vtrimmed them 3 to 1. The Sox man ' ’ V aged to get four hits in the lust Benny Tmiciistono, of Florida ( 8). will appear in the doubles against Vinu to Chauncoy to Abrams. be equipped to handle any kind of repair Mrs. Watson and Betty Nuthuil. Bases on, balls off, Cusack 2. two innings. L e a t h e r B d u n d B a h k Davis 1, Fortnby 5, Sweeney 2. work promptly, In the other singles matches, Mrs. Moron G, Columbia 1. Watson plays Mrs. Mallory anil Struck out by Cusack 2, Davis SOUTHEASTERN LEAG UE hone 883 Phone 88^ in cr care p f Smith and Jordar S T A N D IN G Montgomery- 10, Columbus 1. Miss Helen Jacobs of California, 3, Formby 3. Hit, by pitcher by These Imnks nre hnndsotnely bnurid In red, array, ivory plays Miss Nuthnll. Miss Wills is Formby (Brown). Hits o ff Cusack Pensacola 4, Selma 2. Inc., until riew address is announced. di F l o r i d a St a t e l e a g u e and green I)uponl Prhcens Leather. Come In nnd take Jacksonville 6, Albany 7. (10 conceded an easy victory in the 0 in 6 innings (pitched to three W, L. Pet. Innings). singles, but the othor three matches batters in seventh) DavlB 4 in 3 your choice of colors. St. Petersburg .....32 14 .0911 Tempo 7, Savannah 5. j lue expected to be bitterly fought. 2-3, Formby 8 in 8 2-3, Sweeney Cfrtando ....... 28 17 .622 W. P. Boh..... ............ 23 21 .52,1 Sanford....... ....... 18 25 .419 . 1 8 27 .400 Duyionn Bruch Miami lb 30 .333 Comer First St. arid Sanford Ave. Wh'y and One Minute Refinishing Upholstering] By Factory Open*s a Savings Account W. L. Pet. tfCil* K*3t.‘ r^-* 8t. Louis .1.... ....... ... 36 21 .625 i- Cincinnati ........... ... 30 23 .610 New Y o r k ......... . .... 211 22 .569 L ■, Chicago ............................ ................. . . . 32 25 .519 ■ * Brooklyn ........ .... ... 2H 20 .519 . 25 29 .403 Pittsburgh E Boston .... ............ ... IK 33 .353 ... 12 36 .250 ^ Philadelphia ... AM ERIC AN LEAGUE W. L. Pel. ...... 42 11 .792 New York .... .... 33 19 .635 Philadelphia ____29 27 .518 St. L o u is ___ 25 30 .455 Ckveland ...... ...... .... 22 28 .440 Washington ............ ■ sjfrott ............. ..... 1)0 34 .393 ..... 18 30 .375 ' Boston ___________ ..... 20 34 .370 Chicago ...................... i SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE W. I*. Pet. 46 21 .687 £ Pensacola >'[Montgomery ______ 40 27 .597 Albany ............... 34 30 .531 Jacksonville . 35 32 .522 Tampa ................... 33 33 .500 Savannah ..... ......... 27 34 .413 23 34 .104 Columbus ............ Selma ............... .. 21 41 .339 R E S U LT S FLORIDA S TA TE LEAGUE Orlando 7, Miami (1 .(10 innlr»,rs). St. Petersburg nt Daylnnu Be»-ch, rain. "West Palm .Beach at Sanford, rain. f n a Y h Yn a l l e a g u e S^. Louis 5, Brooklyn 2 (14 in• nines). licugo 5, Boston ,-J. incinnnU 7, Philadelphia 8. jlUburgh 1, New York 9. AM ERIC AN LEAGUE . *w York. 4, ,St., Lsjuis 5. j. Hiiladelphia tjt. Cleveland 5. Boston 3, Chicago 1. Washington 5. Detroit 4. (to s o u T k it a N As s o c i a t i o n Memphis 4; Atlanta 2 (10 in> * ' i ............ N m r‘ Orleans, 0-9, Mobile 2-2. - Little flock. 8, Birmingham 9. (10 Innings.) t.-Chattanooga 4, Nashville 16. ' A M E R IC A N ASSO CIATIO N Louisville 4, Toledo 0. Indianapolis 4, Columbus 6. St. Paul 6, Milwaukee 7. sly games played. >UTH A T L A N T IC LE AG U E Ho Z, KnoxVIlle 6. ivtlie 6, Spartanburg 2. $, Charlotte 9, __ ••-V a. . A Well Planned Luncheon Menu Adds Zest To The Observation Of Fourth Of July Festivities I cups consomme, highly seasoned 1 cu p peas 3 beet*, sliced , 2 haril-cooked egg*, sliced Hllcc* of hum Dllcc* of chicken or real Soak gelatine In cold water end' dissolve In hot consomme. 1’otir* a thin layer In a wet mold. When It gttffcns. arrnngu on It decora­ tions of tho beets, peas and eggs. Cover with a tittle more of tho gelatine mixture which has been allowed to stiffen slightly. Dip other plcceg or the. decorations In the asplo asd'sot them against the chilled sldoe Of tho mold. When these hkvo .stiffened, fill mold altornately with 'sllcou of the ham chicken, tfnd thickened aspic. H**rvo on lettuce leaves and garnish wl’ Jt rmllsh roses or with bluffed Kims(ora nosplKTry Monwir 1 l texspoouful Knot Sparkling Otlailne l4 rup cold Witter a bit of fruit or mini Daves and >4 cup boiling wuter accompanied by unawssisned >4 cup sugar , crackers \ 1 cup raspberry Juice and pulp hlnvrackrr Salmi Few grains salt „ X level lalilrspoontuls Knox Spark­ 1 plat cream ling tirlatlue Soak gelatine In cold water and cup cold uatrr dlssplve In boiling wuier. Add rasp­ 3 V4 cups loinaloe'a (fresh or can­ berries forced through sieve, nnd ned) sugar. Cool, und wh**n II thlrkeus X tahlesppaitfuls onion juice slightly, best and ft^d In creuill »4 liay leaf / unit whole bvrrlC# If desired. Fill Stalk celery chilled mold with mixture, adjust l'”ew grains coyenns cover and punk In rock salt uml 2 tahleepoiiuruls mild vinegar finely crushed Ice. using equal Fed- grains salt . parts, and let stand three hours Soak gelatine In cold water 6 Serve garnished with silk flags. minutes. KID rent titling Ingred­ Vs l riot Ic IJwaacTl ients. etrepi vinegar, bring to boil­ ing point and tiull ten minutes Add I level (abb-spoonful Hubs Spark­ ling Uelailnu ’ vinegar and soaked grlatlim. and w hrn gelaljne has i)l«ertlted, si nil u. 14 cup cold wuier Turn Into l.ukltig powder cans of I pint cretin cup sugar tile smallest site, which IlSte been rinsed tn cold water. ((These ara S cup scalded milk Fruit Roup stiout I hies tin hes long and an | lr«MpuU(l/4gJ 4VUUtlla X level labJrspooufuls Knos Spark­ Inch and lt>r.e,i|U*rter» In dlsMieier). There mud i*e a bsklug Itaapberrtfa ling Oelatlna powder cun for each person lo be Ulueberrlrs H cup cold wpler a*rved. . W h e n Je|)y is firm, tin l H cups boiling water Sivik gelatine In cold writer snd J cups fruit Juice inold by •ltji|dng bun fo r un I n * ' dissolve In hoi milk ; * , then a.Id sugstaid In w s n ii w a t e r Arrange the „ r k » i i m v l conln lntng mltturt* tn ; lahluspoonfuls lemon Jules red tin-Crockers nil lettuce leaves a p,,,, 0f water, and S tir until Few grains salt Hucar , uli.J ItiS'Tf H piece Of shredded ml tin re thickens. Fold In whipped c c l f r y In one etui for s fuse, ^rr.ve c l n l |M »| „ j itsvurtlig. In lull thin 6ouk gelatine In cold water mgyonnnlse. Dr. ihe i o i i i u I o K|iuo«es urrunge u tterpsts layers o f .minutes: add hulling water a l„ i ; w l i h tiilsiitre may , he mnhted lb, the vanilla cream , fa xpberrlvs oqd «lt und stir until dissolved. Add ' F*lik In.llvbliisl itint.ls Chopped blueberries. T o p with thy c r e a m ■ult Juice (using nytirr. ,rher-v wj-l a ylngle berry. O th er fruits urrant. gtupr. raspberry, rooked Celery pr tiil/a play lie stirred used in tha sam e way, l/jeapple, grsp*'frali. or a coii.n.ij t)■roiisrft tfle Jelly inislure. Chicken „ laV i lun of any of lh**nt__fr*'sh or or (qua fish^are also delicious m old - 1 ^ free LuoUrt ut frla ltn * rrWpe* ............ »« lotuiilo J.-Ky ‘ «s(t*fble fur hU sr'rg*(axi trd/ *v sent 1 'toned). Add sugar according lo ! 'ie s.-ldlty of the fruit. Turn Inin Cub I SJMvl In AXptc upas ergsrsl lo (A# Fsori LVarsKa* all. thin gjusm-s. In bouillon cups I Ivvel tnbb spiioiifulg Knot Mparh- j /farssu. 7!f)f ffnrsdtcSy., A f e Ytrk, -7r In glivss gnjl^fruh **-t* Servs, ■ ling Ue/stitie thoroughly . t j UUsd, garnJririsd x>Hlt, H c»i> ootq wataf __________ jle *ovtr g o i l f x . ' JTIKT may not allow you to I shoot off fire cracker* on the iKourUi of July, but (hero tv ope way you can celebrate Indepen­ dence Day with particular enjoy­ ment to your eye and palate. If not to your ear. A luncheon or supper, nicely olioecn lit every way. will be a delightful occasion for you and your friends The decorations need hardly worry you. It’s .the color that counts, und Hint Is nnturnlly red. while and blue, which you can carry out In ribbons or llliy silken flags or In flowers, a liny boutonnit*re at each place, or graceful sprays In the peptor cryslsl vast-. For your menu you limy choose from the following recipes. They are calculated to please the eve anil to stimulate and’ satisfy the taste. Watcrmekwi Cocklall With Orange Jelly X level tuhlespuonfills Knot Spark­ ling (Julutine * . H cup cold water X nip* boiling water i cup sugar. 1 cup orange Juice i tshlRSpoonfiils lemon Jules Few grains suit Hook gelatine In cold water 5 minutes en>l dissolve - In hulling « uter. Add sugar and orange uml lemon Julep. |'rum . Into wet shal­ low psti and whim very Arm, eul In rube*. Arrange In cocktail glints*-* with round hulls scooped from wuierutrllun. A spoonful of raspVcrfy JyH« may b« added, to each class, and If preferred I ho Jelly juiuy b« colored red with vegetable |culorlug. Or. raspberry Jelly may ,!{«■ used, followl/ig recipe tor orange delly and 'substituting raspberry Jules for the orange juice, i Orf for a novolty, ssrvs a colorful Fruit Bvup. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Expert C. Killingsworth AfCjlixtiMl, with, the S a n fo rd , Buy the only car forl&urself comblaed* re e c a n tn w i iy E x p e rie n c e d O w n e r s Dem and its f i d d i P P V Demand for Duick hat In­ creased at luch a remarkabla rate that Buick sale# equal the combined salea of any other three cars In its field. What better testimonial to Buick Value than thil? What more convincing evidence that Buick* of all cars at or hriar its price, best measure* up to tha world's conception of what on automobile should be? Bulck’s vibrationless six-cylin­ der Valvc-in-Heod Engine— boost powerful engine of Its else in the world—the Buick Sealed Chassis, and a Score of o(her exclariYefeatunrisexplain Buick’s popularity. The WOrldAride preference for Buick ii youf guarantee of aattsfaeffon. Choose the car Which outsells soy other three careinitafield. A U Buick models Imre LoHjoj H4Jr**Uc Shad, equipment A bunkers, front and rear, at standard equip SEDANS $1193 to $199? ' * COUPES $11991to $1«30 SPORT MODELS ! 1195 to $1525 - MUf^cmf.u~t. rumt. P W M ( Hunk* »U u . • «. * ^ i .irdayW u R _ t o|>crating with the Fisher Body Corporation, Oakland no# arranged to demonstrate to automobile owners everywhere the rea*on* for the superiority and popularity of Fisher bodies. Come Body opr showroom during the Fisher fration, loam how Fisher and what high finality ,of teLrSalT fa ysed. See for yourself why experienced owner* demand bodies hv Fisher. Don’t min this opportunity to gain a sound understanding of such an Important part of your automobile. 'At Is . p>, m Time Sis, glOJS |s S, M r itfi M Mumwuilui m ruM. Mbtor Co* - Rive’s Garage �♦ ttfi vcssasi, SATtm PAY. JUNE1C,1 jA K T S T O Description O f Land 'Holloa 1* h e r e b y * ly e n th a t the follow I n k ‘Ilea ■ h t h e r e o f (WTOTH* b * n* ceM#* 7 to pay the amoui opposite to the same, to nether with coats o — . i- tla ln g .R U I .b e ,«o ld .a t public tt uctlbn on the 2 nd d savfr fh . c h u r l House door. In t h e City o f Hanford, Unknown Hanford ...t-----------— Development Unknown Descrip tio n o f Land fT LV A ff C T (le 4 and I. Block ......... Unknown . Crumer n. Pott II. L. W a g er 8 14 o f 8 W U o f HR i.tt ®f N W U fLess V l « f t o f W 412 Fre 11 Iona l N B ’" t t ’o f ” NE U ' f L e a * B e g ut . int. o f P e t e r M ir­ anda CH. lin e, with K line o f Hd Hec •run 8 M l Ch W A l l . 8 5-1 o f Heetlou In Hanford Grant , 5" H . K t^fl HANFORD P A IIM B A* Breurded In I .... . sad 13ft tt, Seminole Unknown Unknown ITnknown Unknown U Until Douglass Sanford K. U Krnnk Htackhouse Unknown - ............ M. K. Hubltiaun .... IV, D. Hoffman Unknown ..... ....... It llook No. I Page* tasty fteeords. Development i 10 1 « ... l g ) l i 10 T .............. toot, 1 0 1 ................. L o t , l o t ................ Lot, 110 u............ I g t t ' l l l ................ L o ts , 113 and 114 L o t 116 ................. L o t I I I ....... Ig»t ' I I I .............. L ots i l l and 120 I-ot i l l ......... .. L o t 113 ............... L o t 113. - i—...... Lot l t d ............... U t 125 ............... 5 ...— . . . . ------ Lota*l<(0 and 161 — j f t i t 1 I T i " ” 1" " " 1" ae. , ..lie . • • a, l let ...■...« .« « ..« « la IT1. lit , 171,174 la>t 315 ....................... tail 314 ....................... I ait 317 a.-.*............... Lot* 319. 3t0. 321. 322, 313 and 114 .........— Bun N IL l.o d lt V ir g in ia Carolina Chemical F . I * W o o d r u ff Unknown „— . 13 A. M. Bartleson 10 K. r . Lundqultt W to SB Cor o f tot S3 Of New Upeala 8 ,W. S.« Chs 8 l l i ch HW I H ch B to b eg B e g 114 eh. W o f HE ' C or •).._.....j....r.— :... Bun N 11*4 ch W IS ft 8 J l t t ch K 16 ft A ll 8 14 o f HM tt o f ' N Ji 14 and HH 1* 8 E. M. Hayes ............ ...............— . ................. ............. . . . . «...— -.----- Unknown ............... — Unknown Unknown .......... — ., ................. lait 125 ........... «... Lot 126 .............. ...... Lot 327 .......... ..«..'...... Lot 331 ............. I ait 329 ....................... L 6 t 310 ............. ...... t 331 ........ ........... t 312 ..................... t 331 ........... .......... Lot 114 ....................... Lot 315 ................... L o t I K .................... . . •• Hail ford Development Co. Unknown . Hanford Drvelopmcnt I' ll ... Unknown ....... .. Unknown ..... .... Unknown ............. Unknown . Unknow a .... / Unknoun ........... f Unknow* — —■■ l Unknown — — • \ Unknow n — «v Unknown ..A Unknow ii . — Unknown ......... Unknown .......... Unknown ........ Unknown ...... . . Unknonu ........... UnknoH n John Proctor ........... Unknown ... .... Unknown Unit now n .........•« Unknow n ...... .. Unknow n ................ Hanfiml Development ( ’o ............ ............. Unknown ................... Unknown Unknown Unknown .................... Unknown .... ..Ii. . Unknown ............ Unknown ........ ,. Unknown - ....... Hanford Development Co. ..................... ITnkmiwn .............. Unknown ---Unknown ................... Uhkhown ... Uhknown .......... . • Hanford Davelnpment ■•.Co. ' .....J.-i......... Unknown .... ............ 'Unknown ~i...... I 'D known ................ Haltfold Development B t M S S S r . r r . = :: Unknown ..................... Unknown . . . . ------------------------Unkpowo .....— ......... Udknown ..... ............ Uoknbw u .... .............. Unknown ................... Unknown Unknown ---------- ---U n k n o w n '' Hanford Development Lot - S7T ............... Lot . I l l Lot 371 Lot 310 L e t-lll ------------................ ............... and 812 L o t 1*6 ................. Lot- 3*7 ................. ld)t I K ................. Lot 3*9 ................. L o t a . 1*0 and 111 I T , J O a E P II'l As I « t 17 ..... 4 „..-;:>i l,o|* IS ami 111 ....... I aits IS To 14 ...».... . 8 * » ft of N W U o f HW «4 « f N t V f U All N E U N o f nrlck llosd (l.ess H 145.11 ft o f E 330 f t ) ... Itrij N R Cor o f N W 40 lo George F o w l e r Unknown ID Unknown Unknown D c. C. W o o d ru ff llelra Unknown Forest L a k e Key Hr forded la De»d Bk 30 Page 101 |y llrro rd *. ' Itermnn and W ealthy Uorrlnglon ' * J!,' 10 F. I . W o o d ru ff 6■0, ldit'2 (Igiss N 330 f l > tt A ll In Hanford Orsiit 30 All NR In Hanford (II. (less lirg 43 Ik W o f N R cor run W lo W line o f Kan ford_ HI. H^26 deg W IB * rh K 4.6* ch N R 17.55 ch to heg) B rg <0 ch It Of NK i liu n K I I I " f l k. 111 , . ft W 3 1 4 f t H i 5 7 f t IP J F lo r a B u ra o ft — SANFOI4II H R K i l l T S Aa Itrrerded l a P U f Beak R s . 1 P a g e " ---- 31 m ju Unknown .« - .« .• « • — Unknown w -t H»“n f or? “do y ^ p m sn t Jam ** *i»d •t » " >'Culnter ..— .—. . a . Hanford Development Co. •f'—v - j rtrrrifr Unknown :y ' r -» — Uriknewn --------------- Unknown ...... Unkoow-n Hanford ""D evelopm ent • Co. . — —~ «... y n k o o w n ------ — -----U n k n o w n ------------ Unknown Unknown Uskanwn ----— ---- ------------ -— ...«■.......... Tnknown *-------dna R. W a l k e r F. Bailey « Unknown Unknown .... Lake. K e y and DeCottea .. Hrmlnule l o u a l y A d i . A A * l l r r o r d r d In P l a t lluok 1(7 F. I* W o od ru ff Lake, K e y and DeCottea — Unknown Unknown tMiknown Unknown L o t * I/. 17. a r t d l l . L o t * 27, I I , |9.-and 30 N u o f i-ot i t - . : ........ D ag | ch N o f « W Cur ' o f N-ot 13 Bum N 99 ft R 160 f t 8 l l tt w >110 f f to beg. ... N 80 ft o f W 150 ft o f l.o.* S3 .............. T h a t part o f l o t 4t * e f A C U t y ....... Lot 43 ....... ................ L ola 141. 41. 60. a ad V 8 . t t Of 1-ot 6 i ........... p o i r . l t . <9. 70 and 71 er Kmuia Msus J. L. Oglesby O. H. Coop .................... . Unknown. .— . . . — Unknown . a . — . - — Unknown O. P. Herndon ............. U n k n o w n - .............: Unknown ..... .................. J. 8 . H arvard and W J T h ig p e n •.«. J. F . Hickson .............. 4.1* 39.16 M.H7 Lake. Key DeCottea 11.01 »l,*7 70.10 Lak e, ^ y - a n d DeCottea .. Lak e, K e y and DeCottea . .j — U nknow n .... J. C. Hplnka ...... !......... Unknown .... U nknow n .... —Maude U. Jenkl Unknown — « • » Unknown ----- r — 1*. M. Kldi®_................. A. E. W a in w r lg h t ............ . Unknown -----i . « — ......... I * L Prosier . Bonnie L 'B elrtd B W Unknown — Emms Mass 6'. L. W o o d ru ff Joe Fernandes W ^ ' It n / i n n i m n e e nesea —- --------- - ----Srm lael* C e e s t r ;e Mil ^ lg>l 1 Block K -------I ■Lut 1 B lock K -------- R. W . Q t u r ^ Lota T and I Ulock B V u k im a gj fgrt JO B lock K ----Canaoa loll 6 Block y ________ IC.J aIV. m ** I L . C o w * Igiis 1 a n d 4 JUook L - • ■•« • Jamee H- /Caotan la>t 5 Block 1 .— u..',.. I Unknown N. II. O A R N I k 1* A U D IT IO N T O M A R I reeded la P l a l R e e k Ns. I P m * 81 Lot 1 llleek J _____— L o t 4 Block J --------< Lula I and T Block J . , .. Lot 13 Block K ....... „ N. II. riAH N EB'N 2ND A D D IT IO N T O 1 earded la P la t « O s k Na. 1 P a g * M Unknown Unknown Unknown m i ^ n fo rd D ev.tW im eh l Co. . ^ . , « « . ........ Unknown Unknown Bun H 40 rh W 20 ch N 15 eh W 10 eh H 3 tt rh W 10 rh K 12 '4 ch W fi rh lo W ilnr o f Hanford Ol N 25 deg K H ch B o f RtV Cor Bon K 7 33 rh N 2 *:• rh E l i t * <h N * «!» rh \V 19 93 rli H I 1.67 i'll lo lirg L. W o o d r u f f 10 fttmlpote County Baak Run W to W tin* o f Hanford (It. H £3 deg W to hard road Ely along rosil to pt 8 o f tieg N to b rg That part o f HW tt o f N W tt anil N 7 14 ch o f N W tt o f HW 14 ly in g H amt K o f brick rosd amt Hanford (11_.__ A l V 'w *4" o f HW tt I " Hanford lit. (Lea* K to rh o f H *34 fl of N 29 rh and la-es N *. T '4 r h) and HW tt o f HR tt o f HW U 29 A SU B D IV IS IO N OF THAT PAHT OF a o v . 1 X )T N n . ’r ,3 29 l . y l s g ftnaih o f SI. (le r t n i * • Sent Iltikfiown i.......... Unknow n .................... Unknown .— ........... . tlnknow n ................... Unknown ............... Unknown ..U n k n ow n . ...... Unknown W a l t e r K ettt Unknown ................... Unknown ...a..... a ...... Unknown ........ — ..... Hanford Development C o ............................. Hanford Development • '■ ’ 'CO. . ............ ......... * (U n k n ow n ........- ......... Unknown ................... Unknown ^ ................ Hanford Development C o ...................... ...... Unknow n ....... —......... Unknown ...'............... Unknown ................... Unknown ............. . Unknown ...'................ Hook I Ns. I r a g e 114 A|l L o t* 1° * ml I I H o f ^ . B. ny. ....... . N 14 o r .L e t I I arid All l x > r i 6 (ite m 1.7 A In 3 Unknown Development Unknown ..... «... Unknown ..................... Unknown ........... ........ Unknown ................... Unknown ..................... Unknown ................... . Unknown ................«... ttnknown ................... Unknown ............ a.«.«. Unknown ................... Unknow n . . . . --------Unknown ............. U.... Unknown ------ ---- ----Unknown ----- ------- Hanford Development Co......................... .. ITnknown .................... Unknown ................... Unknown ..... ...... - ...... Unknown Hanford Development C o ............... ....... ...... Unknow n .................... U nknow n ................... tlnknow n .... - ..... - ...... ITnknown ...... — ........ Unknown U n k n o w i........................ .. .........- ...... S TnUnoWh . —.... - ......... Unknown .................. Hanford' Development ^ Co.............................. Unknown ............ Unknown . tlnknown .................... Unknown ............... Unknown ................... Unknown ...,— .......... Unknown .................... Unknown ..... ...... ....... Unknown ......* Uhknown ....«_.«......... Hanford Devdlopmenl Co. -v Unknown .... ............. Unknown tlnknown ................ Kanfonl Drvelopmcnl Co............... Unknown ......... .Unknown ....... Ulik non n Uhknown .... Unknown ....... V. A. l ’elers Unknown .... Hanford Development Co............ 1.... Unknown ......... - ........ Hanford Development ........ ......... .......- ........... Unknown ,— .......... s I t l and f i l 'e m and I f f -----l* 147 and-111 • Lota 31 to i t and f t ltd 57 Block n L i — UttK N t v c o r Of B W U Run K I P ch H t rh E 10 ch 8 4.71 ch W 10 ch N to beg and uu* it uw M it o ..rf HW 14 o f HW IV. 8 . H|arnes .... 'IONS A * Recorded ('n a s ty Record*. Unknown ......... ...... Unknown .......... Unknown ........... ....... Hanford Development C o.........- .............- .... Unknown ....... «... Unknown ........- .......... Unknown ...... W o o d ru ff Unknown tnknown Tnknown I.ot 77 ................... Lot 7* .................. Lola Tt and SO .... Lot* f i t ..and 12 .. I-ot I I «................. L ot* 84 and 83 .. Lot 81 — ............. L o t IT ................... I-ol *8 — Ig )l I I ... ................................... I^)t 96 .............. Lot I t ................. Lot I t ................ Lots I I , 14. 9S, 96 I I . I I , 100. UH. 103, 104. 100 I.ol* 10 to 3T Block A Lota lo t to US .Block Beg SH r h - W o f S B t Cor o f .... ... Development ...............A —•— Unknown .... .... - .... — Unknown ....... Unknown ...... .7..—.... . Unknown ......... I.. . . . . . J. G r if f in . L'Nt.iio Hanford I n t *6 ........ ....a. lxits ■*, 49, 70, 71 7J.-74. )6 and ti w SU B D IV ISIO N Aa Recorded l a Saaslaala C e n t s It a w e t o , .Unknown — ‘— . 1R .Jinn ford John Cranston .... Igiti 1 b lo c k 3 ........... Unknown > .......... I-ot 4 B lo c k 3 ........ W. I. Hcbadl ....! I ait 6 Blo ck 5 .......... J. F. Ilrcer ............ I«ot 4 B lo c k 11 ........ A. I>. IThorby ..._ I ait. « Block 39 ...... Unknown ............. . L o t 1 1 B l o c k 39 ........... __________ D O OKKttT OtVN As neroeded Is __P____ l s l Dobk No. 4 Pages grmlnole Co o n ly Ileront*. i e l i 51 and 51 >.» L ola It,* 61. 61, 60 1 2 . I ) . i f , <5. an< . .................... “ l.RI ...«............ - .... **.*! ......................_ t.tl Unknown ........................" *r»1 As ncreed rd In r i a l Hoek No. 6 P a go « Beni ■ale Caaat y n creeds. Unknown ............ 14.F Unknown ----- —------- Unknown — .... - — Unknown - ..............«■■• U n k n o w n ...................... Unknown *................... . Anne** Jones ............. Untile IVlisten - ....... . Unknown ..... ...... Unknown ....... ........ Unknown ................ — Unknown .................... Unknown .... ...... Unknown .............. . . . Kroner* Jones lle n r y Manning -----Hanford Development Van E. Huff (Less in iif n ilir iv Unknown .ttn k n o w n 'U n k n o w n I7og NW Cor of itnnd's Add to San­ ford Run K to HB Cor o f aaine N to Iweaburg llr o f A. Unknown ............ ....... Unknown . — ........ Unknown --- ------ Unknown ................ Unknown ......... ........«• Unknown ......... — -----Hanford Development Susan K. Muore H tt Of BW* tt o r HE ' H ...... « - » * » • .......... 8 10 A o f W I I A o f " 8 K t t « f N W 14 . 14 ..... I.ol 3 . . ......... ... Bag at tnt o f N line . o f First 81. In the Tow n o f Hanford w i t h w line o f a !L Ity. Hun W 1)0 ft* N to L s k * Men* roe F l y alon g lake to P t N Of b eg 8 to beg ___.... g ~ j.— Unknown .— ....... Unknown _ -----......... Unknown .... — i-----— Unknown . . . . . ............ Unknown - ............ Hanford Development “ l l e ^ r . " " k 8<>‘ I * " * * ,S ° r" " a e County jU ra p t w ith . E lino , of .. ................ ir o n b . j . tt mb w I M S ch N 5.85 eh E to 04 Ilne HE to heg/C 8 W tt a f i r e U o f HB . A A « d 8 1-4 o f N W ’ 14 o f tt ~ ........ N 14 o r N E « o f HE 14 and RE tt o f NE ■tt o f S B 't t ...... — Hanford Development Co............................... Unknown — - --- ------Unknown . -------- ------ Owner Utile nuivn Lot* I to 10 Ulock JO fails I to I I Block 31 Ixits I to 11 Block I I .L o t*. I. J. 3, t npd 5 W d e k 33 n o o T i m M D IH VISIO N Description O f Land Owner Description O f Land Unknown ......— .... Unknown -------............ Hanford Development a s w M «>*•• - r ,M nrmm ;__ Emma Maai ----------~J. Rererded i * P la l Baak No, 6 P a g * *T *< (Touaty Rerards. , . . ' N. t»ear*on ' tT—f.:...'— 1« « C, W. Goodrich ■ ™ - • -i t i i B, B. and B. K .'P T Ich k n A s k s s e r d U la P l a l Baak Na. 4 P e g * TT C e s s l r Reeasda. I and 11 Block l U I T U ' a SECOND 8. W. w a lk e r Jt : Aa R e earned la P l a t ■ Caaaty Raaafda. in • Ig>te 6 and A < (L eas West « • t t ) Block L H o l Lola * •'«> J “ I ^ R li * 4|*ee*-*^*%*d Lut 3 Block K -----. . . . I.ola I and 11 Block K L o t 11 Block- K . A * . Elisabeth C Dykae . S a.r.ss—vtVISKt! .si.US7 . .ItOU t» X* 5. ' jw . j. Octd>*|e. .... H- Rtva - V * 1 ■j B V tS! i ■ V A N * TKRRACM Aa .. . (Continued new* L. H. 1 aj On -- -r -r Mi �\. Lot » IIlock IT -------Lota It and 13 Block (Continued Prom iD o m o d .iu :■« t V M . B . ’ Ooodrleh ............. I6 .U U n k n o w n ---------------------i. l l . H l fn P la t l a t k 3 s. a P s i r f* R M sH a Unknown ................ ■.. ,i,,.. 11.01 •Unknown ________________ 11.06 . a 7:JC- P l a i t ............... - .... 11.11 * r*ltT T4 w n tr | m Unknown — ---------------------11.06 . . w T 'E rU c C a ll 3L6I 10d In .P la f Book No., 4 P a i s M ftraal* »r IlH r t a ' .Lillian McCall •-------:------- 14.11 'J « a A l 8 . .JlcCall » ....... 111.01 1» P U t Book Wo. a pas* is geminate " j Doan -------------------- 36.01 ■ •d B , B o. • P a s * St Seminalo C s s a tr as. L. P a rk —.—...I Ila llo d ge* — ....... W. and Mary tVooda •m as C. Lovelcsa ... • EstrlUge S . C. K a ra worth -------- M U . J - B . Marshall ....... O.»' i V i t t T M f Am Recarded I s P j f l 4 ■. *9 * * airf V - f . l 4. 6, ; C, 7 . Bryant _________*1.31 E. _A. Rumph ............— 70.31 Hswfottl Bond and . Tiprtgalfe C *. ------------- 363.3* ■ w k ' ^ s • P » S « f t lem tasle Ceaa Unknown Unknown « . ** Unknown _ Unknown .. Unknown „ Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown t^a know n ..... Unknown .....— Unkoow u ..... Uoknown ..... Unknown .... ...... P. B. Monahan Unknown ___ Udkubwu .......... Unknown ..... nbkaowt: Unknopn Unknown Unknown Unknown . k fv B o c n «y Unknown .... Unknown ----Unknown .... Unknown ' t •t Unknown i. Unknown Unknown ■____ .Unknown (Unknown t'hhQown i Unknown Unknown UnknoWn Unknown H. {■*. Cooper Uuknown ___ Unknown Unk’now n . t s %. . unknown 4 , ' , Unknown Unknown Pint Hook 8a 1 i and 0 Block Blank 1 7 Z Z Z . Itnknow n Unknown L o t 31 Block 10 _____ l,ol .14 Block 10 ....... Lot l Block 11 ........... Lot* 2, 4 and 34 Block I I --- - ---------------L o U t„ >4, 5. 7, 8. 9. 10. 10 A 11. and H A . It. I I A , 13. ISA. 14. I4A IS. ISA, 14. ISA 17. 19, 20 a n d . 26 •Block 11 .................. Lot 18 Block U Lots 21 and 33 Block Lots t, si « T T l T s ’ nd 14 Block I t ........... Ix>t 6 Block 11 ........... Lot 7 Block 12 ___ .... L o t 8 Block I I ......... L o t * 18 and 19 Block Unknown Unknown Block 71,41 T0.li Block l .... » ............ Lot 31 Block I ........... Lota S. 4. 6. I, • and 10 Block 4 .............. Lota 10 and 11 Block 1 A ------------- ------- -Lota 3, S and 1 Block 7 A ---- 1 . ___________ L o t 13 Block 7 A ___ Lot 13 B lock 7 A ____ Lota I I , 34, 36, 37 and 30 Block 7 _________ L o t 17 B lock T - _____ Lota I t and 31 Block 7 U oU 3, 6 and • Block I A ______________ ___ Lota I I and 14 to 34 Block I ... .......... ...... Lota 1. 2, 3, 4, C. 4. .. 7. I. » and I A Block I ..... „„ Lota 10. I I , 14, 16 I I . 31 and 31 Block I Lota 37 and 36 Block I L o t SI Block • - ....... Lot 33 Block • .......... Lot 33 Block f ......... Lots 4. I. 7. ». It, 11. I t . I I . 14, 16/ I I and 20 t o 34 Block 10 ..h Lot 3 Block I I _____ L o t 3 Block 11 ______ _ I-ot I Block I I „ ......... txjl 31 Block 10 _____ _ Ix)t 29 Block 10 ....... L ots 30 and 13 Block Lot 21 Block 13 L o t 32 Block 13 ____ Lota I, S and 6 Block Lot* 13 L ol* 31, 3. 3 and 4 Itiocit ................. .......... 9. 10, 13. Is, 20, 23 and 27 Block Lot* 18, 81 L ot* II 12. 13, 14, 17. 19, 22. 21, 30 and Block 13 .......... I7A and 33 Block 1*31 29 Block 13 ...... i. Lot 32 Block 13 ........ L o t* 31. 35, 36, 37, 31. 39. 10 .41 ,42 43. and I t Block 13 ........... L o t* I, 3. and 5 to 8 and I I . 14. IS, IT. 19, 19. and 22 Block It L o l 4 Block 14i... ....... Lot 10 Block 14 ...... l,ot 12 B lock 14 ....... Lot 13 Block i* ..... Lot 20 Block I t ........ Lot 21 Block H . Ixit 23 Block 14 ... . L o t* 2A, 3. I, and 5 . Block 15 .................. Lot 2 Block IS ____ Lot 4 Block If l,MtI 7 and * 1 l.ot* 19 end 0 Block Lot 18 Block 16 .. L o t* 1, I. 7 and » Block 16 ............ l.ot 2 Block 16 . i. Ix.l 4 Block 14 Ixit 8 Block 14 . Lot 10 Block t « lx>l 1 Block 17 ...._ L o l 2 Block 17 1.0Is 3. 4. S and Block 17 .......... Lbt 5 Block 17 L o l 6 Block 17 ..... L o t 7 Block 17 Ixit 19 Block 17 .. Ixit* 1. 3. 9. 10. 15. Lot II Block « T 2 ~ ? ■Lot 30 Block 31 ........ Lot 31 Block 3 1 -----.Lot 41 Block I t -----I,oia 1 and 3 to It ' and It to 3t Block Bod wall I te a ltr Co. Unknown --------- .. I ’ '^ _ B odw all H s a ltr Co. Tied w a ll, n a a lty .Co. * ‘ » '• » Unknow n ».«.*••«* • U n k n o w n ------ — * U n k n ow n ...— .— - Lot 3 iilock 31 'Lot 16 Block S t’ ------Lota I «0 -tt Block B odw elt Ite a lty Co. Unknown U— _.... Unknown -------.» Bod we 11 R e a lty Co. Bodwelt Itealty Co. B odw ell Itea lty Co. B o d w ell Ite a lty Co. B o d w ell R e a lt y Co. Unknown ........... . Unknow n . _ Unknown -------— .. B o d w ell R e a lty Unknown ------— U nknow n Unknown — ...... Unknown ..-...»...» U nknow n - .. ----- u— Bodw ell R e a lly Co. U nknow n -------- * Unknown ~ ... Bodwell R e a l l y Co. U n k n ow n .... v... U n k n ow n ------ ... — Unknow n — ....... ... Unknown .... .... Unknown -------- --Hod w ell R r s l t r Co Unknown Unknown __ _____ IUnknown Ink now n Unknown Budwell Itealty Co. Unknown ........... ..... Unknown ........... Unknown ........— Unknown ............ . Unknown .. ..... ....... Unknown ....... L'rikhown ................ Hod w ell Renlty Co. Unknown *. w Unknown Bodwell H rnliy Cp. , . Hlix;k Unknown ........... ... UnkhoWn i , ........, tlnlinoWn ............... . Ilodwetl R e a lty Co. Unknown ............... u nknow n ..........*. Unknown ... ... .. A i: .............. ....... - .... . B o d w ell R e a l l y Co. — .. 35-93 Unknow n 8L5H. 21.56 U nknow n ........ ................ W a lt e r 8. and Martha H Cotrman .. ......;....... . 1 Unknown ...........- ........... lle u lty Co. Unknow n Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown U nknow n Unkhoyrn a 34 itt o f L o t i l Blk 3 T r 3 .................... T r I ...............-....IF.... Lot I B lk 3 T r 3 — L o l 1 B lk 3 T r 4 Lota 3. 3, 4 and 6 Bill 3 T r 4 .... ....... ... O f. , * L a k e Fron t Uo. Unknown Unknown Unknown. ___ _ S. x. . . —' L o t • B lk 4 T r 4 — .... Bod wall R e a l l y co. Unknown- —j :..—...» I , . • Unknown .**,o»*o*;s*«” **i Unknown U nknow n U n k n ow n i.— — U n k n ow n Unknown------Unknown B o d w ell R o h lly Co, U nknow n » „ — . » — U n k n ow n U n k n o w n -------- — , U n k n ow n i.»u»iL.)».. t.-nknown*' ■___k..t.— ! .Unknown .......— ;».. — ,— 6 T r 30 .................Lot 3 and H 31 ft o f Lot 3 1)1k 4 T r 1 l,o l* 4 and 6 Blk • T r Lots 4 and 7 Blit I T r t». Lo°tf 4*n Ixit 1 Blk tr T r 6 .... L o t * t and 6 Blk 6 T r Ix»t 6 Blk t T r J ..... 1^)1 7 Blk 8 T r tt ....... L o t* 8. 9 and 10 Blk S •Tr 9 ........... ......... L o t* 4. 7 ami » Blk 4 T r to ................. I .ota 9 and 10 Blk 4 * T r 10 .................... . L o l 4 Blk 8 T r 11 .... W 2-3 o f Blk 4 T r 1« HW U Iltk 4 T f . 1 3 " N B 14 Blk 4 T r 17 :. I,ol 3 and H >; of L o t 2 tl.en* N 2 ft o f W 63 f t ) Blk 7 T r 1 .......................... l.ot 6 Ulk 7 T r 1 .... ft 36 ft of Lot 3 Mint N in ft o f Lot 4 nik 7 T r 3 _______ l.ol It) Blk 7 T r 2 H 40 ft o f Lot 7 Iltk 7 T r 3 .............. ....... . Ix)t 3 nik 7 Tr 4 .... Lot* 4 and 6 n ik 7 Tr T r . lk 4 T r 4 K tt . 93 Rnnd 3 BIU 4 T r . . . . . L o l 10 B lk 9 T r 6 .... L o in 3, 8 and 9 Blk 9 T r 7 .................. . Lot 8 and N I f t o f Ixit 7 Blk 9 T r 7 .. A ll Blo ck 9 T r 9 .... Ixit 6 ntk 9 T r 10 .... H Vi o f E H Ulk I ......... :...... Ball Hurd ware C o........ 986.25 .— .................. 363.69 D. L. Tbruftber - .......... *23.15 W . II. Ily n e a 4II.IS Hemlnole Kecurltlr* Co. 164116 V If. H yp es F. ........... 3413.00 1136.16 180.13 Iloyinson Clara U tofauiln ------ 141.45 J ..U — 1 137.31 B. E. P a g o .... .. Mslsch R e a l l y Co. ... C. J. Cranston -------- »$.73 M illar W. lllnra L a k e Herndon CtWporu tlon ...... .. ■ J. V . Robson -i— U nknow n T. J. N o o n * e . M. V ic k e r y VT. II. Ilnhd Melsch, lU A l t y Co U nknow n Jslsch R e a lt y Co. Molach R e a lty Co. IL K. Melach Renlty Co, John Htctnper John Htempcr V ic t o r and Bell* Check ......... Melach R e a l l y Mrs. Anna h . Tim* _____ Mess*i J. Jerry F. 8 . t i s l s e r Jr. Efl i l l o u r k * .... - I L u L * D r i f t i n ' ... Melrch R e a lty Cu .1: V. Johnson Unknown ... . . Unknown ....... Unknown U nknow n I f . A. Stafford 8 ' e l u l i R e a lty Cu U nknow n .. 15. Marie Rtrm pn N. II. Darner Unknown Mr*. J. J I’ urdnn H e ir * Mrs. Urnre H. S*I. K. Keraey E d w ard F. lain* N. II..- Oarner-r Melach R ealty Ci E. K. Housholdci Uni met K l n la w UnkhoWn L e w is and Ulla Duckett Unknown W . J. T h ls p s a M * tide-A. Lake Dr. i f 4# 171.33 Ixit 6 Blk 10 T r 1 .... Lot 10 Illk 10 T r 1 .. Lot I nnd N 4.4 ft o f Lot 7 Blk 10 T r 3 N 41 ft or Lot 8 Ulk 10 T r 3 ................... Ixit 8 Blk 10 T r 7 .... ft l-i ILcnn H 100 ft o f flW 44 and Lea* Deg nt HE Cor of Ulk 10 T r 16 Hun W 50 ft N 110 ft B 60 (t H 110 ft tu b e g ) Ulk 10 T r 16 Ix it 2 Blk- 11 T r 3 Lot 6 nnd H 12 ft ot L o t 4 Blk 11 T r 3 Lot I und N 33 'ft o f Lot 3 Blk 11 T r 3 Lots 1 and 3 ( L e s * heg 7 ft B o f N W Cor o f lx>t 3 Run 8 103 ft B 33 ft H 6 ft E 37 ft K 10.1 ft W 10 ft to b e g ) Blk 11 T r 4 ..... - ..... L o t 3 und B 13.4 ft o f Ixit 4 (L eas H 7 f t ) Blk 11 T r 4 ..... ...... N 110 ft or W 49.4 ft ot Ixit 4 Dlk It T r L. It. Philip: D. Mobley Lena D. Couch E. D. Mobley Melsch R e a lty Cu W. II. Ityn r* Baker and l l id r * < u U nknow n ......... Fred and Madia Thotnii son .................. F. 1 *. Bine* . . W. V. W heeler W. J. Thig pen Dslslo A lb e rt 11. K olb IV. .Snu Unknown Carrie O, O. P. .fitulth lla rry J Orace II.' Slrln gfeH Heirs K P. McCulter U nknow n ..... W . |f. H yn e* Uaorcla Black ,1( Wtdo* . A M'tM . .. r .. Joe L it Inge tun * . C. L. W i n g . Joslah Thonipeou Melsch M elsrh R ealty Cu. I le s lt y Co. U nknow n Mslsch R e a lty Cu. Unknown K. J. Consoles ... A. B. A ^ tn k a Mahoney .... Takacbi . A. IV- liars a,-.. Unknown F. J.' Mahoney II< M. Miaarik — ..... Unknown ._- A . — Ms look He ally' Ct J. H. UoCaolln r . MaUch j. C" J., K. Tin ts Haircloth . Melsch R e a lty Co. A- Routh --------- ---U n k n ow n -------- M l U o k R e a lty Co. .......... W . R. P e ll ..... E. O. 1*. Hwope J. U Millet- W. U nknow n ...................... lx)t 4 Blk 9 T r 1 .„. Lot 7 Blk 9 T r 1 ...... Lot 9 Blk 9 T r I S 33 ft o f Lot 3 and N 8 ft o f Lot 4 BJk 9 T r 3 ............ Lot 8 Blk 9 T r 2 ....... L o l 9 Blk 9 T r 3 .... . H 8 ft o f Lot 7 and All Lot 8 Blk 9 T r A. C. Mullein .... Unknown ........... U. II. llouHholder W * 4« ft of" Lota 4 aod W 4 0 4 ' | t 4o ? r L o ts « and 7 (Lena H I ' . * f t ) B lk 4 T r 3 -----lx»t 0 B lk 4 T r 0 ImC 6 B lk 4 T r T Ix>t .7 B lk 4 T r 0 — I xj4 *10 B lk I T r I h ft or u t 4 B l k 4 T r 10 ----- 8 30 ft Of Lot 0 and N T ft o f Lot 0 B W 4 - T r 1 0 ----!------— tx>t 14 B l k 4 T r 10 •Lota « nnd 7 B lk 4 T r 4 Lot 10 Blit 7 T r ’i ' . ' l . L o t * I and 3 n ik 7 Tr 4 . .„. Ix»t 6 Dllc i f r T . . . . H SO ft o f W 134 ft o f Blk 7 T r 13 ______ W .49 ft o f N 135 ft o f Blk 7 T r 13-....... Lot 4 Blk I T r 1 ____ Lot 6 Blk I T r 1----L et I n ik 8 T r 3 •— !.ot I Blk 8 T r 8 .... Lot 4 and N’ 40 ft o f lx>t 7 Blk I T r 3 . . H '4 o f Lot 4 and A ll 4.ot 5 Blk I T r 4 .. Lot 8 Blk I T r 7 .... L o t 1 Blk I T r 8 .... Lot .1 Blk 8 T r 8 Ix>t 4 Blk 8 T r 8 ___ lx)I 5 Blk 8 T r 9 ..... I>. C. B a r c llft — .......... J. O. W a i t e * .............. J. IV. C o rley ............... W. H. Hand .................. W . 11. Hand ....... .......... U nknow n ....!.................. U nknow n ...................... U uknown Bell n i t ■, n or ix>i * and All Lot 10 Blk 7 Intpro Chnae Chas 7j . W * 40"ft o f Lot 1 ’and W 40 ft o f N IS ft 8. 8. DaUtnel ... ........ Dr. C. J. M e M h s ll ~ L a k e ll 9 f n « ( W . Corpora lion U u k n o w n .) Unknown ..... .. Unknown A ll (L e a s B y ) Blk 6 T r I I ...........- ...... A ll R lk 6 T r 16 ...... A ll HIM 8 T r 14 ____ A ll Iltk 6 T r 17 ....... Ixlw nril l l l s s l n * ... — W illia m T u s s l e * ---- — U n k n o w n ................ .— V. C C o l l a r ............. Mra M. M. Record l l e l m M. , Unknown r Unknown ___ _ Mr Inch tlea lty Ci W 74 f t o f L o t I B lk 6 T r 10 t _.:-----...— B 43 ft o f L o t I and B 43 f t o f K 30 ft o f L o t 7 B lk I T r 10 . . . . . . . H . W . . . . . . . . . . . . I . Lot 7 (Leas B 43 f l o f N 30 f t ) ltlk 6 T r 10 ........- . . . » » . — Lota I and 10 B lk S T r 10 ..... ................. Lota 4 and 6 B lk 6 T r Unknown ................... Mrs. A lic e F i l l s ....... R e a l l y do, U nknow n , W illla n i ■ T u g g le * I. E. Kcracy Unknown n. E. TuKach A. B obbin* .. Irene B odw ell n o y / ‘f m i s .... .......... Unknown Unknown .... U nknow n ___............. Unknown U nknow n .......... ....... Unknown) .... t— U nknow n ...... ... ..... . Unknown ................. . Unknown Lot I Block IT Ixlts 4 and 5 Blk 1 T r 1 ............................................................................ Lot I I Dlk 1 T r t . N t i o f Ulk l T r .7 Lota I, 2. 8. 4. 6. 4, 7. and 8 Block 3 T r 1 Lota IS, 13. 14 and 16 Blk 3 T r I ............... L q t , 4 Blk 2 T r 7 ..... N B U Blk 2 T r 8..... . N W t t Blk 3 T r 8 ..... L o t 7 Hlk 2 T r 8 ....... Lot* 9 und 10 Ulk 2 - T r 8 .................... . Lot 4 B lk 2 T r 9 ..... Lot. 10 nik 2 T r 10 .. L o t I Ulk ! T r I I ... ixit 7 Ulk 2 T r 11 .... HE >4 nik 2 T r 1 # .... Ixit 1 Ulk J T r I ....... An unnumbered L o l l y i n g between Lots I and 3 IDk 3 T r I Ixit 8 B lk 3 T r I ....... L o t I I Blk 3 T r 1 .... Lota I. 3 AJid 3 Ulk 3 T r I .......................... Ixit, 11 Blk 3 T r 1..... B I t 1-3 ft of Ixit* IS, 13 and 14 (L e s s H 31 f t ) Ulk 3 T r R ea lly Tliupkf ln siilu tlc BO YD 'S S U B D IV IS IO N An Rncnrde« In Pint. Rnuk No. I k , , Seminal* Unn ntp nerords. Lot* I and 2 ........ .. A. 51. McClee* Bodwelt lle u lty Co Unknown ........... Unknow n ..... .......... Unknown ....... ........ Bodwell lira. U. Mart In U nknow n ....... ic ............ L o l a , D. B. D. II. and , Rlparlun R ig h t* and Ix it* I to 4 and 4 and 8 to 40 . ............... ............ ..... ....'■ Unknown U nknow n r Bodwall I t e a lt r Co. RnktaAWn — *— U n k n ow n .... —• Ixi 6a 4 Block I I ____ L o t* 6 and 10 Block 14 Lb^ 16 Block I I ..... I..IK K V IK W P A R K . Bodwell Ifeulty Co Unknown ................ Unkhohn Unknown U nknow n Unknown Unknown John A.’ Minrll « B Co. — .— —, ... »» U nknow n ............... James O. H u f f ....... Unknown — ..... - .... Unknown .$•— Uoknown K o f P Lodes . M arvatila nu eM m m t S -.,J Bodwelt L P. D o w lin g C. -J. Cranston •/ Co w e ll R e a l t y Co. nown - — ..... L o t 30 Block 16 .----Lota 1 to 7 and 10 to S3 and 34 and 30 to Odwall ile n tty Co, JH Block 3 0 _______ iik q ow n ‘ ............ . L o t I Block 30 U nknow n ■.........».~ L o t » Block 30'"..... ..... Unknown ............... .Lot 13 nio ck I I ....... Unknown L o t 26 Block 3 1 __ Bod w e ll m a l t y O f 'A l l Block A ----------3RD .SECTION D R K A M W O L n Am Ite m r d r d i d F U t ■ • • k TO l e s l a s l e U n i fp Retards. Lota 1 and 3 to 20 Bodwell. Tlealty Co. Block 1 :.............. » U n k n ow n ............ L«| 2 Block I ........ .. B od w elt Ite a lty Co, Lota I to 20 Block 3 Lota 1 to t and 10 to ilo d w e t l It e a lt y Co. 30 Block 3 ............. U n k n ow n ................. L o t 9 niock 3 ............ Lota 1 and 3 to 18 od w e ll Itealty Co. Block I .................. nrtnown ..... - ...... . L ola 2 and 13 Block 4 U n k n ow n ............... L o t 2u Block 4 ........ B odw ell tlealty Co, Ixjt* I to 20 Block C BdOwell Ite a lty Co, I.ota I to 70 Block I • Lota 1 to 4 and 16 to B o d w e ll R e a lt y Co. I I Block 7 -------».... I.ota 1, 2,, 3. h i _4 . «3^9, . c , 10._ iv . Ilo d w e l! R e a lt y Co. , I I . IS and 20 Block 8 Unknown 1 .0 ! 0 Block 8 ........... Unknown ............. — h o t* 0 and 7 Block I L o i r 11 and 13 Block Unknown . Unknown > Ltit 13 Block 8 ......... . Unknown I-ot I t Block 8 ...... L o t* 16 and 14 Block Unknown . ' I .......................................................................... Unknown Lot U Block 8 ......... L o t * 1 2. 3. 9. 13, 13, ^aaUbjfw^iT' fa 13 and 20 Block 0 Unknown . Lot* S and 8 Block 0 Unknown I.Ote 7 and 14 Block 9 Unknown Lot s Block 9 ........... Unknown L o l 10 Block 9 ...... Unknown L * t It Block 9 ........... Unknown L o t 14 Block 9 ....... Unknown L o t t i Block 9 ...... . L o t * I, 2, 3, and C to Bodwell R e a lly Co JO Block 10 ........... U nknow n .............. L o t I Block 10 ........... l.ot* I to 20 (L>*** L o t* 4, 7 and 9) Block II ____ _____ L o t* 1. 2. 7. y 6. 12 , B odw ell Itralty Co, Unknown .............. Lot 3 Block 13'........... U n k n ow n ....... ........ Lot « Block 12 ........... U n k n o w n t ............... Ix>t 9 Block 13 ......... U n k n ow n ............ . Lot 10 Block 13 ....... Unknown — .......... . L o l I I Block 13 ....... Unknown ............... Lot H Block 12 ....... U nknow n ....... ..... .. I-ol 20 Block 12 . . . U nknow n , — ............ L o t I Block 13 ....... U n k n ow n ...... .... IL o r .T B lock 13 ........ Lola 7. I. 10. I I , 13, 14, 17. I I . 19, and B o d w ell B eu lly Co 20- Block 13 ........... L o la 15 and 14 Block Unknown 13 ............................ . ' -L o t* I to 20 Block {indw ell lleu lty Co 14 ............... - ...... . I.OI* I to 4 and 9 lu 13 and 15 to 2u Bodwell Itealty .Cu. Block 16 ............. . U n k n ow n L o i 13 Block 16 ....... U n k n ow n .............. L o l 14 Block 15 . . . l x )t * I. 2. 3. 8. 9, ami ,11. to I t and 14 to 20. (l,ena Lot 17) Ixit 2 Block 18 ....... Ixit* 7 and 8 Block IB Ixit* 13 and 13 A Block 18 .............. Lol 22 Block 1| ....... Lots 24 und 27 Block Unknown : i . ti Unkowti ............................. 21.5 rxit i niock 19 A * R e r e r d t d In S lat ( l e e * N#.' 8 l**s e TN Semi L o t * 9. to. 18, and 20 , n*J# c » 4 » l » Records. Block 19 .................. L o t 4 B l o c k -19 ...... . ‘ . * Stewart P. Dutton 41.8 L o t 13 Block I t . ‘ ,n ' 10. & Hockey .................. 14.5 . Unknown ..................... 31.6L o t 19 Block 19 ___L o t * I, 13. 16. nnd 17 Unknown ................ n.ft Block :6 ............... — •f Unknown ........ 31.6 ' Unknown ............ ......... 1t.u Ixit* 2 and 4 Block 20 L o l * 5 nnd 6 Block 20 Unknown ll.u L o t* 7 und 8 Block 20 Uukuowu ................... ll.O •'<1 * • " U n k n o w n .................. ... 25.0 L o t 9 Block 20 ........ Unknown ......... 35.0 I.o l* I t and 15 Block -• • h. ft. McCain ____ ... 21.5 Unknown ......................... 21.j I Block Unknown . ...... 11.0 Unknown . 11.0 Lot 3 Block 21 ... . . Unknown ...... ll.u Ixit* 6, 7, 16. 17, 24. • Unknown .... 31.1 25. and 26 Block 31 Unknown ll.o L o t* 12 uml 13 Block Unknown ---------21.5 Unknown .. 14.5 L o t H Block 21 Unknown 35.9 Ixit 16 Block 21 ....... Unknown 11o Ixit 22 Block 21 ...... A W. Harx . ^ 11.0 Lot 23 Block 21 •** * Uuknown M.O L o t 1- Block 23 ....... Unknown - ......... 21.6 Ixit 2 Block 23 ......... Unknown ...__ ..' — ..... 7.5 L o t 3 Block 33 .......... Ifnknown ..............................14.6 Ixit 4 Block 32 ........... Unknown ......................... 31.6 Ixit 6 Block 22 ......... l& B. R o c k y ................. ll.o Lot • Block 33 ......... Unknown “ ll.o Lot 7 Block S3 ____ Unknown .. ... . ... ll.o lx>t 8 Block 23 ........... Unknown - .............. 31.5 L o t 8 Block 23 ......... ■* Unknown .................... „ s ..... 14.5 L o t 10 Block 23 ____ Unknown ..... ll.o L o t * 11 and 21 Block Unknown ................... 11.0 Unknown .... ll.o L o la 13 and 13 Block Unknown ......................... 11.4 Unknown ' ...................... 11.4 L o t 14 Block 22 ...... Unknown .......... ........... —14.5 Ixit 19 Block 22 ...... Unknown ...................- ......-14.C L o t 20 Block 23 ...... IL 8 H o c k e y ................. 19.4 Lot 21 Block 32 ...... A . • • — ■ --------------- ■- *f Unknown — — ..... Ixit 22 Block 33 . . Unknown _______ ___ Lot 33 Block 33 . . Unknown — . Ixit* 34 nnd 35 Block Recorded __Pl«l Rook Ka. g Page 191 Ixit 27 niock S3 _____ Ixit 1 Block 3 1 _____ Unknown Lots I. 7, I. I A, 10 A, Unknown und 17 Block S3 .... L o t * 9 and 10 Block Uuknown 23' ............................. Unknown Lota I. I. 9, 10, 12, I I , 17, 33, 31. 24, and 29 Unknown • B lock 21 ................ Lota 3 and 21 UTork Unknown . ........... . L o t 16 Rlock 34 ....... Unknown ........ .. —.... Lota 34 and 35 Block B. R. Beck —.............Bask No. S P age* OO aod L o ts I, 3 and 31 laole Coonty Records. Block 31 ............ ...... Lot 3 and 36 Block 26 B odw ell R e a lt y Co Lota 6. 4, I. I I . 31. 21, Unknown ______ . •'21, 31,3*. 14. 31 Unknown —___ ... . and 21 Block 36 ..Unknown ...... ......... L ola 9, 10 and 37 Unknown ____ . Block 36 .............. ' L o t s ' l l and 14 Block B odw ell R e a lty Co Unknown un kn ow n i J i It " U i o c k ’ 3 6 ----Unknown lX)t I I Block 35 ----Unknown L o t 80 Block 3 6 ----Unknown L o t J l B lo ck 36 Unknown Ix>t 1 Block S I -------Unknown Ixit 3 B lo ck 31 ........Unknow n L i l d S. 0, 10. 13 and Unknown 14 Block .34.^-------Unknown Ix>t T Block I I ... L o t I B lock I I __ L o t 12 Block I I L e t . I B lock IT Bodwoll Realty Co. Lota 3 Miid'S Block Itea ltr Lot jjfflo c ic ? Ixit IB mock I f ------. Lot* I and I., to ’.'ll and S3 to 40 Unknown , j # ----------- -a.- ; K g . •▼ ***» i r M l T I M M U Ir r s r lM M ilM I s C e ia t f Description o f Land Description U f L « n d Description O f Ixtnd B c s c x liiU a 'O f Land • �/ SANFORD pVneHrnlorT d i i S T j u T f)w n »r Besdripttmucrf r i n a owner D eem pi ion o r I.and rrevrrtpttOn'Of t a n * Owner (Continued From Pane I) Harriett Thompson (W id o w * Kx A i l ’d ) ------------- 3!.I t H. Brooks js .OI Jeho LnwMdn ___ .Melach Realty Co. A. Unknown * i. * i 77.11 8S.7T 3S.01 Melach lien It >- Co. „ 4C.ll Maude A. l a k e iii.no R. W. Ilnrrln R. W ___ Helm 32.31 Itarrla Heir* Melach R ea lly Co. t T'B lk-14 ' T r 1 .... •1 3 ' f t . Of ^ L o t 10 |uk 14 T r 1 ........ 54 f t o f L o t 10 Blk 14 T r I * -----—--- - Unknown __ Melach Realty Co. Melach 1R ealty Co. Fannie- Br Bobbin* C. B. Turner ........ Unknown *.......... Mr*. Frances W, • Crimen ............. I-oulae K. IfOdRr* Mrs. B. B. Bo r aett Unknown Unknown Melach R e a lly Co. 7 . i._..:... 7 7 ...... TitRSf.'7 ...... l-r»t 11 Block 7 ....... I n i 13 Block 7 .. ..... Lot' 14 Utnek 7 ..„ ___ l^ds 38 and. .31 Block Unknown Unknown Unknown In f 1 -ot Lot Lot Me|acli. R e a lly Co, ■tmech R ea lly W. J. ThlRfien Unknown• Unknown ...... Unknown .... ........ Melach R ea lty Co ; ; iiiock" SB Illock 37 Block 3H Block r c *“ 33 Block 7 I<ot 3 Block I Lot ot ot Lot Lot 1-ot Lot 7 Block I ........... 3 Block 8 ..... 9 Block 8 . ... .... in Block I ______ 11 Block I ... 12 liloak t ...... .. I I Block I .... .. . Lot Lot Lot jail 1-ot 3| 33 *1 lb 17 Block » . ........... Block' 3 ....... niock ........ Block I , .. Block ' I ...... U n k f t o w h * , ........ ....... Unknown ... l-eola Nlxnh and Fannie ......... Frdaler' Hair iJtnin Invesitnettl |Aun a, a una a Block , R A _______ I. I-**!?*' L 7. 3, 4, &, . 8, -and 7* Block Lots I, .1, -I auj 4 Block 18 ...... ........ l-ols .L*, 3, .3. - a n d 4 Block i i - ....... Icrts I and-t Block 43 I.n ta-3 to 33, jl]oc,k-lA Iar>{w 1 tn 17 lliock It l i l * 1, 1/1, 4, C, 8, t i 8 and lb Illock IB 1-0Is 1 *..3. 4. A 8. 7. • ......... ! .............- .............I W \ 1 (A , waiww . ,< 3 * ‘ # » , N > 1 • * ;• Uhtinotsh .v ltlill Unknown "lllif UnlfubVn it.it Unknown * 't , ■' Unknown tt.it 60.80 UuknOwn • n .w e<\‘ 1'nkaown <•*, 1443 Unknown • .. 41. aouttl .* V llnkHepro is :: UnUfiown U II Hlurnic Levy KnlRht 4' . . . j ...... ..... * . I I 1.48 . Y , *,....., } 3 l . | l ....,«£.? -.. nfCsT Ka. ■ r * R v T l M i n O •; ... ‘ 4» #8 ........J.i. j r . 1 137.<*1 • ..... • sl.ld.... . l l t l ; ... .............. ti.d j’ -...... lo 1 IL d h ' r— r.i.L.jt.i.T -f. ' fi.dv’ l - 'i i K K •!i:jS j . H* flard n er'.. u a k iio n u ~ * .* 1 Unknown U n k n o w n ’ .......118.24 Unknown fnluir.w n *5.1 i **V I «f,iT 7 —-of— t) t)kin own Tl.'ip’ 8 l,div ....... r : ....... J I K i t ' 9&T73 u n k n o w n ..... ................. K: H. H ockey Unknown Len in P. Vurnoj' . . a .81.84 Unknown Unknown Unknown __ .... .7u...-i. i.u.i.... U n k n o w n ' ... Oacar and Jlraale ........ A U e «L F ,ta w J - - L i . - J j . •» m » « tinknowh. ' “kA-* , ’ *2 Unbnnwtu . •»»---- V«A''5t*£S“ U lr-ll, . , li ii • and. I I a»11 m m K w H v e. , *I k a r t w . Warn Unknown Unknown*' ..... Unknown.'. Unknown * 7 1 * * ‘ 1 t, "* Unknown U n know n. • U f o r d . Orova* Ina. Unknown lanford Urova Ike. ti ’ ll. B * r g - anford U rore Ihc.' Unkliwwi. ’ Melach R e a l t y - C o . ' OITIO W T O 9 8 * r * W » y •railwale Caanfr MJ-hOdi Sir Jack. ReA«n* ' « * ( •’ * MUechT Bewlty Co. Unknownc ilr*. J k. 1-alhR^v . ; •err ,. . , l-OUli Iiiock B .:..— IrOt l l B l o c k ; * ........ b -« Luta lioWaU, apd J. 1 ifiJ V tt* .f Lot 16 Block F ....Lot 1* Block F ...... I .ot# .17 and 18 Block N s i f UJl«m ar Unknown. . I l -*m— U..^ *I ■i * .*** ' 8 Unknown i — K • '»->■. Hanford O rov* Inc i e t k "ii so..~ f t * nd t i • i l U o e k ' U * -----Lets 'i, - S, a n d ' i Illock Sffa^ i . . ■Sj'dT arlor't 7 « » N U l 1 » ) -------fw J*i P . -J ii* n (o r / a r f T f j w I ’ n^noWn : >* * ...........i MOW »•* *• •• and IT /Block <t ...... l-or l * Block Q ..... L o t ” 19 Block H . 1 ..L* lipt I I IBook n -------|-ol 3* Block ..... l o t si Block .11 .... ....... Hvnford O rov* Ilia, dan ford Orove Inc. Unknown . Hanford d rove tn* *■ N- , -- 1 ,. ii.'. / odd. n i i n w * r UliVnoWn ,'*‘J ...U n kn ow n Arthur J. I m r o n i i r o i itT *■ B rA k d M 'lf n it '.w ib t 'if a '* A rth u r, J. JbhV As R m N e t l e '• M Rahrord O r o r w lw c . — . fM * 1 1 *> Uwaaty Hereaed*. . ^ , UftJlrtb8vn '' ‘ ..4.-^.:—.^-. 11 keoalnol L o\Y I' to 28 ........u..* It I ( i l l P O I N T Aa wa le 3- * • HJC'J Lot to .......— .....: F I R S T H T IIK K T K X T I Block ' a ' B and 19.31 ,-j . j i .u n il Illock 1 ......... '; •'* Unknown t IL . £3. 10 Bloclo Upknkown Unknown Bod w til I R a a t t f Co^ l . ~ J t'hlindwn Bo4kw.il itf C UuknovfB hsic 1; ffiS -J I a rid lift! ' • , Kf Ltt . i ■ C - , , ,. . s,.. .UnkftdWfti . >n t o a i x F i m n a * l u L r M M U « 4 133 deealaole C e a a tf Recor L a i t tRoJk 11 --laet 4 Block I I . . .1 ......1 -ot* 7 Woflk U . i. L o ts »,* • and 18 Illock 11 .................. , L o t t l Block I f L o t * l i and I f Block itiito r nxdp Lot* f-ola V tf L a i* T and I Block 11 ' • ,11 and 13 Block • ! ----------------a . . . 13, 14 and 18r Lot 14 and B II.M ft lb ntAWk'Xi • 35:04 il! d i 31.88 Unknown link ndwn llo d w a ll R e a lly «So Unknown ... .......- * j Bod well Realty .Co-^. .ot* 9 and in Block* Unknown Uuknown Unk nown 1 <S Unknown Unl.noWn Bortwell Realty Oa, It .■ tM’ U rcvil.. s -• - Unknown —!™.» Unknown —.7. Unknown .* l * ' Bodwell Realty; Co. .v J llodwel R e a lly C a —— r j BoUteofi iM a h y . uo. ** . i . (|, I), llrumley Block -D. ..7 a 7 18 Blnck D n n d .R Unknown I1 ./....* Unknown , _1 Unknown Lola I, I, and 3 Block j.**. ..... Unk hewn lU'vcttdn i t Jn Ufl(tnni*fn Unknown Unknown * • H 6( l W ^ i ' R e a r t / <t * ^ ~ r ! *#t*f r f Bod w ell lUallPv Bod well P l a t l e e k Hm. r Record*. • j R ealty Ww.T'.U I P a h * d « Few E.a ** |1 * ‘ i Unknown „# ,** ’ / * Unknown Unknown • m S ? * N 3 y S ! ■ Melach* IleaJCy Co. Slelach neatly Co/ .. ' .... ^ - v ^ - r V I-0t4 1 3 . : i l and 14 ..Block M ............. leit I f Block M ......... •known yielacn Realty Cm Melach lU a lty U»Melach R*a ty Co, Slelach R e a lly Co. ■ vl -ii! ifarrlt %lfi: l| a «n o w o Unknown * 4 Unknown 1-ot I B k 11 T r P 1 1 ' Hanford Hanford Unknown * L o t.| Blk 11 T r I* Unknown' -• * «■* !» Unknown - Block SI ....I L o la ' l l and 13 lUpok -w - A.* T . rtlnl*h»r<>et k i ii Unknown iitkY iK rr' ifiovlfr? f ' m $ y m Mrs I . M l i i , 17 and » l » f '• Block 0 .... • W i - 1 * 51 » f k ' Lot 38 Bliwk B , L o is >, * and 7 Block .......... l f( if l lm 1 1 » i U nknow n' *’ ... I4l.1t • ’ Fd|t8' dd ■dr Ml* Me (e villy u'*■, * * tVnde and Charlotte IVatNou . John llamho — Melt.c)i lU a lt y Co lln yo i K U Y a n d J fiooic K Lot R ttioinr R -..L,....... l-nls 10 and 1 1 niock ____ 11 38 l*P known , : / » * ■ .{•‘.‘ M i Unknown . / , .... Uryon W a i k o r Brown t - —tC—XT* I-ois i ' t o i s Block i i l-ota’ I and 3 nidclt Fl-ots 3 and i Block K Jerry ljohi Nettle* ----JoliH' Thoinka .« •_ unka<»wow UnkAhwh . ft! j l , HOC# Ac*------- ! ! « ... Inc. 1»C, — l|»c........ l be. — Unknown Unknown flinTord Or^iVA Tito. Unknown * .j a— V .te 5 ! Nathan ll. Dakar Melach Really L’n. Me Inch Really Pi Tom Kalrcldlrr : Unknown ........ Unknown Hanford Orova. Hanford ftro T t Hanford Orova. itanldM'.OroTc 4 -Block O Stahl* U o tlcr — J. II White ... Stelnch Realty t’ n, Ohftppelle Hanford Oranw;lkr.,. . . .... U T | T'e n d * Block c U l » B l o c k ' C \-.y Lola II*. 11. 1*. t i l i It, ,1 1 , 31 I I fthd'lrf Illock O* ......Lot t o m o r n c Ie>|v 31 and 33 Block In vestm en t' Unknown •Unknown a Unknown ______ 7 ZZ* Stary Land yea f H s n ' j A P l a Investment Up. ___ ________;...... U n k n o ro .l ............. :.. A. (J. I'latt * ------ -Unknown ------ -----r" itn Investm ent Unknown tinknnw n •Bnknown P l n t ’ llbak eewed*. • Uhkunn n Unknown Unknown Unknown IJnknowii ■Uni i oWn .Unknown c W r l f h l ... .. U. Steward , W illia m * tie Burroughs I. tlarner Klten I.etN-t and 10 Block w*Xe-«* Unknown Unknown * Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown . Unknown .................... . 1 1 ■ M k Ka. 4 P a n * t t Weeafni rOa. nanMfW* O r * r * ’ laW ’ i — •» 1 Haafard d r o v e fnc. - a. l Lo l s l l l to I t Block A L o t 1• Block A . . _ — Lot 30lh<n*R A Lnl 31 51m K A.' ' Lot 78Rlofck A ------L o t L'* Block B ..... .. L o t 3- Block L o t i m ock l l ‘ L e » 4* Block R Lots t and S Block U l-ots 7 and I lljook 11 Lois 10. .11. ' I f , 13 and 14 B l o o U B i J i : lA>t IS Block U I mts 31,. IT. I I . 1 1 . 30. l.ota i tb 3C Illock xi Lots 1 to (0 Block, flhaW Unknown* Unknown Block j ZS j L -L ,__ ! Lota 3t and 33 Block iiSKWl . --i■ rkjtyy~l,v.T•** i » r iio ck - t::. ,? Y * A. S.‘ ftlma v........ . — II. I - Uuharl W. U. Hteworl ____ ____ _ Thelma •• . * ant\ • Alli'/ Lot • 3t L o r f 'l - n i b c k A A jLJ.: Lot 3 Illock A ..... ia. Ixita 3 and 4 Illock A Lot S Block A ---------Lot • Block A ......... Lot'.7 'B lock A — .. Lot H Block A Ran latntn ldr>4ihteat Co. *.a....... ....•_____ 1 nknown ........ Unknown ... ....... .... l nknown , „ . ita Ile lr * o n e r-K e lly U eilty c a r p ................... . 1; Unknown Unknown u n k n ow n ..v N H .B T 'fT o f L o 'i ‘ ' i * ' Unknown Unknown Unknown ...... Unknown .......Z - dohn T u rn e r Adm Mabel L * t 7- UloeW-J -ZZZL~ L o l a f and » Block x Lota 18‘ khd I t B lock 1 J ...... .. . . ............ Lot* i i and IT Black. Unknown Unknown 111.43 Lot S l t l k ' s ' ' T r " n 7! t-ot 10 Blk 9 T r O W . 50 Tt Of Loin 1, I and T f H o f 3 Blk. 9 W. W . W r l i f c l U n k n o w n .......... Lots 1 tn 33 1 (Leas , "la te n t add • l i t I lltOck 1 ................ Irots 1 tn S I’ and 1 1 Block 3 y .L 7 ...... . 7 ........... 7 ........ l^vt* 3* and 30 Block n itm w t <°i7 *** © r - x i r ^ i i u nhd A ll la ta 111 to t H » T.\..... ..... * ___ U l r n S o w ti I’aknann . ........... ...... Unknown .. ......... 137,33 (XU. S U I k 9 T r . B .... l : « t i - ( U H W 83 f t ) i T r C ........... Blk 9 T r t> .... [I,oL 7 r H lk ♦ T r T> .. .* !lx)t 18 Blk 9 T r n .... Lot 7 B lk 9 T r K .... Ixrt 18 B lk 9 Tr. B ■ IxMn 1. 3. and 3 B lk » t Uoti 111 (Leas N I II) i and K as ft bet •, l i t u ,— ; 1-ot t w . otter F. O. . Weldell ------ - 7 Unknown . ---------- ______ Lotn ss and YiL * ~ ~ ~ Uu l r r v A V K M tH t i m m o t _L k a I P a re * m « S7 f j o f I-ota l and . * 9 Block A :.-....v____ • f j . n. B i i u Lots 3 and 4 Block A Paulino 1* MutrhCui IkH G Block A ___ Unknown . 1/ot J ’ Block A __ liot 1* Block A .I.— n f p / .t& w S llot IB Block A .V- .- ’ Marie F. Tot inn a I iota 4 and ( Block C Unknown i- ..i-,.-*. kAX I . A K T A Aa Rerarded la p la t Hook to. t Pane AO OrMl . IT R< Lot* I and I Block 1 Lorn S, 3 and 4 Block ' Unknown _____ !*®i « iiiocic r ' 7 7 7 7 Unknown ....___ i, Lot * Illock t ...:___ H arry T. Bod we U I/Ol 4 Block 3 ........... Clnrende I. K eeler L o ( 6 Block 3 .......... Unknown • ............. Lot 6 B l o c k ! A. X>. Fran f t ..HI. Lot 7 B l o C k ' l s . unknfcWh j....... •... Unknown .*....a , Unknown Lot I t niottk 8 Unknown. , -------- •*irt Lot 11 Block 9 Unknown ........... Lot I I Block C .. H a t/Lnntn Investment'll Lot 3 i niock e Lot 15 Block s .. Unknown i ■<ot SB Block ( Unknown .............. Lot 37 B lo c k « .. Han I-anln Investm ent ’ ’ • Co.-,. •.....„.............. ] Lot 31 Block 4 Han Ixuitu Investment in t t niock Lot & Block Lot « Block Lot 7 IJIdCk Lot J Block Melarh R e a lly Co, . J>r. -R, K. Rtarena R. SI: Hrhnartt ii t^rank ' L o a c in i MalecS .R e a lt y C S T Melach R e a lly Co. Unknown l i i i l ■j .Melach. R e a lly C*t. Melecb Realty Co. •AKFORD A* Hawui 1*4" ftemlaale C t M t r l l e . Unknown __ __ ____ _ Violet SI. llaRRett . Unknown Unknown V n ^ n o w i . ' t _________ £ 3 ' Vt«^;-"r.::vr^r±2!5 Unknown Rchuld 1 1 ( w i d W f t ' c d A i r r i -*' 'ft V M V C. A. Bpence’r ___ 11. 'll. L e w i* O. It. Brook* Unknown Unknown .. ____ Unknown ... .... Caaeandra VaCnowft — �THE 8ANF0RP HERAtP, 8ANF0RP, FLORIDA* Description o f U n 4 Own #r Description o f Land nkuown ------- -----------3*6.64 Ian Carrie I I Hmlth „ *.*• . 4 P a n e I N and P in t Hook W . M. Beott MrCuller la u 1, 2 and 2 Block n. 14. n< Unknow n L o t f tBock t r.'.“'.V.'~ la t e 1 to 14 and 23 to « * ) Block a ............ ’L o t 1 Dlork 4 ; . •>fariranla Investment Co. , 191.63 M arvanla Irtveeiment • Co. ____ ____ ________ 7 .7 * Mnrvanln Improvement Co. „ _____________ 141.69 M arvanla Improvement Co. . ., a ■ 7ti*3 , Unknown .. i ........... . 66.73 U n k n o an ....... ..._..... 26.69 P U l Boak No. a P a * e II t e a l i e l e llr r .r d a , 8. >1. Abercrom bie 60 26 Unknown ... ....... N .I7 Unknown ............ ....... >.. 117.1* * B. M. Abercrom bie ....__ 3I.6* * L o la 2 to -24 Block 7 T ale 1 to .11 Block 6 . Tata 1 to 1* Block 9 Lota l Jo ft Block lo n O R H A N r M |I'AH H A* Beeordad (c o a l y la t a • and 7 ............ * l a t a *. *, |* nod II Lote 13. 14, 16. 16. 17 • a * l l . — — . - ........... . , l o t I# (rtUU— ...._ ....... . . l a t a 20, t l . 21, 21, 17 and l l - Z ___ _......____ • Unknow n ...................127.31 l o t * 2 * .And 21........... Maurice lllre h ________ 43.M. m t L L O B V lL L H Aa Heeerded la P u t Boak Me. I P ace IM aeaaUete* C o a a tr Heeorda, P ^ i i o c k T H * nnd • A ll Bloctia-34 and P A f B V ir r w " ' I a t * 1 to U if ^ 2 2 P lit 'k ; ' 26 39 Unknown rt............ 133.17 Mra. W. M. Colllne ( W l. lo w e 15* A i l ' d ) ..... .......... 211.20 Aa Heeerded la Plat B o o k No. 4 P a c e Tl deoeloole C o a o lr Heeorda. and 70 lo 1rt......rt.. . P C. llolib ........ ........ 42.96 77 Block P A C K A<tHP,N Aa Heeerded la P U t Boak Xe. 3 »**■ nererdn, P a *a K I.n on A ttO aowwaw Kva An Herorded la . A. Hm-ill J. C. Hutchison — . P. P. Dutton and Co. Lute I l o w e l l . Iloae Court Inc. .. Itone Court Ine. I tone Court Ine. ..... H a r r y T. Bod w ell .. I tone Court Inc. — . 11.41 f a t a <1 und 03 .... ...... U nknow n _ ....... .... ....... 38.6* l a t «T ____________ ___ . A. W . I I a r * ......— ......... 11.96 L o t ( > ..... .... ........ ...... . A. W . I I a r * ............... 111.06 L o t 71 . . . . ■*.. ......... •* A. W . I I a r * r ................. 16.06 I a t 73 __________ ______ U n k n ow n .-u ....—...... 14.52 L o u 01 and 22 ......... A. W. l i a r * _________ S t . it L o t 66 ____...;............ .. A. W lia r * . .......... . 16.06 l a t 10* ..... ........... ..... A. W . H a r * ... :----- .... 14.62 T a t 112 ___________ U n k n ow n .. ... . 7.4* l a t a 111 to 127 ......... U n k n ow n ...... — .......... *0.60 G A R D E N IA Aa Recorded In P U t H o e k N*. 6 P a c e 77 6 e n l a * l t 4 'e o a lr T a ta 1 to 10 -------Unknown t a l a 22, to 43 ........... Unknown l a t a 44, 4C and 46 .. U nknow n l a t a 46 and 47 ..._.« ' Unknow n l a t * 49 to 72 »rt.....rt..... Unknown P P C R L Ix a 'll AD D ITIO W A * Recorded la P U t B< "eailaele C o a a ty Heeorda. l a t 3 Block A ......... W . A. PI l a t 4 B lock A ------P a y Bohl l a t I B lo c k A -------W. A. PI l a l 9 B lo c k A - ___ H, H. I In H 4 o f L o U 1 and 2 B lock U .................. * J. W . Jo N t4 o f l a t a 1 and 2 Block U ................ .. L l l l l c n. If rxlpra I a t I B lo c k B „.„rt.... • U nknow n l a t 1 B lo c k B ....... . J, p . Da O B A X flK P A R K Aa Heeerded la P la t Book Xm. Coaaty Heeorda. l a t a 11. I I , 13, 14 and IS ------------- ........ Unknown f a t 1 4 ..... .......... ........ rt Unknown t a t 17 ..._.— Unknown J a l 11 ..... ..................... Hnrla n V Lota 19 und 20 ..... Unknown ! L [; I l 63.5 Ithknowh _______ 63.6 Unknown ..... 7.4 rd | a F U I Hook *Xe. 3 P a *e U7 Semi m o ty Heeorda. ft. II. W nltbnur ......... 63.2 ■ L o t * 1 and 2 a . * . - ...... ’ l a t 7 and W H o f I-ot I |. .v .................. ** I I III< A rk *l»'.......... ’ 1 *1 A ..-rt........... L O N G **/A D D IT IO N Aa H e 3 Unknown i nunown —W l t f i A W I " ■■tfWI. T. P. Lin k .. K. ('. llniiKlaaa Unknown ____ ..... ____ Unknown .... 2ll.5i ..... 211.5' L O R O I HKD A U D IT IO N Aa H eeerd ed la P U t Hook Xo. 4 F o *e 3 Nratl aole (U a a t y Heeorda. la t a 7 M d 1 ______ Unknown ....... - ......... 211 S' B L L A A, PACP,** P L A T O P P A R T O P 30 19 11 AaHerorded li p i^ f Book No, 1 P e *e *1 l e a le e le C o ao lr Heeorda. n 19 ft o f Lot 4and . „ A ll Lot* 4 and 4 Ruth d a rn e r ............... 2H «' C O TTAO D H I L L Aa Henorded la P U t Hook X*. 2 F a *e 6T Seminal. Coaaty Heeorda. Out Lot No. 2 ..... . J. R. Bpurlln* ...... 2.61 p i M i I1K I0IITS Aa Heeerded fa P la t Book Xo. » F o *e ai flemlaoli r. Coaaty Recorda. rt , ■ . l a t a 1 t o 'I I ..... Unknown ......... 113.0] l a t l i ................ .................................. .... L II. ..'onnMIy .. 127.01 W O O D R U F F ’ * SI H i m I N I O X A a R e c o r d e d X o . 3 P a * e 64 S e m i n o l e U o a o t y lle e a r d a . I a t 4 _____ __ _ I a l « 7 and 6 .... la in 19, 20 21 n I a la 35 nnd 2i l a t 26 ............. Tala 37, 36 39 ( la ta i i und 41 l a t * 67 and 56 la ta 69 und CD la ta 71 and 72 la t a 12. 14, 16, it nd 69 ......... la t a 103 und I Lot 106 l a l a 134, 215. 21 la K m mo fl. C. I dt ------ -I- ................. Eubanks 4---- a , J. 11. Broneon J. H. D ln c le ..... .. PUl J. K. VniiBlm Unknown .................. . U'llllnni Dlcklnaon l l J. Rivera ............. w . u. i l m ................... I'riknoivn .. .. A- M . V l r k . r y J. M.* V i c k e r y ....... J. M. Vickery Unknown laila S mid 7 IH o d ciS la in I nml 7 11 .♦■r * \V *1 of Lit 2) Block • Joe Tl.omax ............ ... I ’ nknown .................. . Jennie Jnckaon Hilbert lie la a v h Elmlru W r l«lit V T O S O U T H S A X F o i l I) A a H r r u r d r d 130 N e m l a o l e C oun t? H e e or d a . In Jeaale Wnlden (W ld o w a ICx A il'd) ................. Anna M. De Forest . . TO a .A X P n n n A * Herorded In FUI 31 Seminole Count? Itreorda. Cam pbell H enry Z U r o w e r M nr*n ret N H Of Lot 22) .... Unknown ------la t II . ....... . Unknown ......... .... L o U (4 to. 41 ........Unknown — .............. L o t I I ........... ........ . J- le Milter L o t 14 i - ..............Unknown — ......- ....... l a u I C i l , II. and 19 to *1 ............... Unknown ..................... B U E N A V IS T A K STATE • Aa H erorded la r u t Book N «. 3 F e*ro •J lem taoU C o n a lr HeeordO* W a rn e r and llelaenL o t 1 Blopk A ......— Hlelu ....... ._ Unkn.iwn .. ^ Itnknown ... ’ li fcot i * n k f k a l a u l l and to Blu. k Unknown Jeanette I. rj.e.dtnle la l iT n io c k A Uukiioun f a t I Block ll Unknown L o t 4 B lock B ......... 1101 ft o f l a t a 6 rnj.l .... A U D I T I O N T O SA N F O I I D An X e r o r d r d In F l a t P a i r 1IO S e m U u l e C oun t? Heeorda. II. I* Duhnrt Idn It. fln rd n er Edw ard lloxllrk Unknown Unknown . l/H S I I I B I V I S I O N An ll r e o r d e r f In P l a t P a i r Tl N r m l n n l r C u n n l y Ite en rd a. Owner Lot 11 ----------W . C. DeOour,.< t a u I t and 21 ---------c, L W in * la t a !* . 36, I t and 3T ft.illle Bellamy F- J. WM4 t B S l'B D IV flO N As H eeerded l . r u t Reek I t B la a lr l C a a a lf l l m r t * . Lot a niocU I j-.C -..Edna O. McCnll Lota I to It (Lean 8 to ft o f l a l 12 and H 6* ft o f W 41 ft of I a t i t ) Block 2 Unknown w . r . i R i v i m i m i D i v i m o x A t Rar.rd.fc iB r u t n. 27 I r a t l u l e r e n a l? I t m r t > . L ° » " I and 2 ------a . J. Bolin .... K !i « f X Vi o f Lot 1 David W rig h t l a l 1 ---------- ——.— fl. C. Kubanka Lot 11 — ...._ Unknown W E L L IN G T O N '* A D D IT IO N An He ranted In p l . t U k Kemlael* r t o n ly Rererdiv. l a t It ---------i i — - '' L. A. Wllann Lot I « — ............ ..... Meiaeh Ban lt y Co. Alelach Reulty Co W. J. Th lan en i - k * > ... .........■ Unknown ............... 14.*2 IAII 19*11 A IIIH T IO X An H ero rd ed lo P U l Hook >#. 3 Pose 03 Hroiloote Coo o ly Heeorda. U n k n ow n ........J, ■ 7.19 VI. 4IIKP/N Ml n i m i a i n x A a Heeerded U Plot Hook XO. 1 Pape 16* *tro*1aole Uonaty Itreorda. Illk It T r 14 „ .Baric W alden (W ld o w a Kx A il'd ) ............ 7.79 Illk 11 T r 14 . -» Elay Ford ...... .. .22.6# Illk II T r It W llllnin RTck . ....... 21.66 Illk U T r l l . . ----. V irc ll C lair ......... HdM 4. 5 nnd » Illk r 16 ........... a . It. and Annie K. , Smith 'rt..................... 63.62 illk 41 T r 15 L F. Roper ........ 7.19 Illk II T r 15 1^ P. Roper ......... - ____ 7.49 I I.ARK'H Kl'tlDIVJMinX An H re.rded In P U l Book X e ..l P i * r a 107 nod ION N rotU elr t'oonty Heeorda. W o rk 21 • Alice Uhmnhcra _______ 21.56 Block 21 ...... Henry C aldw ell .......... 26.59 f la t l Block i [ 1 ----- -— ...... , K. 8. Johnaon Trtitie# Kpale Thomaa I ' o a a l r Heeorda. ........... ....... B. A. Dnu*laaa ... t i e at t l l l l V l a i O T Aa H e e e r d e d l a P U t Book Xo. k em la ole C o a a t r Heeorda. ................... K . W. H iv e ... L o t I m a rk I und 3 Block I Meiaeh R e a lt y f Lota 2 i l e la r h R e a lt y t. f a t 7 HIm-k I .......... L o t * t 5 und 6 Block ................... ......... U nknow n , 2. 4, 5, 4 und , lock .1 ___ . * t U nknow n .2. i und to k i ...... Unknown - .... .............. 479.66 P lat Hook Xe. 4 P a * e ^ 9 Oeo.lo.le C o o a l r H eear*a* . J. P. I a i n * ------ - *--*• Turner Pavla — jr1 * '^4* Hannah Rlchardaon tI'nknow n .i---- 1--------lla rp e r Jenklna ..y — f a t 16 . 8 to ft o f Lot IT .... H M ft o f K ISO ft o f • X « , o f Hloek 22 „ 67 ft o f W 120 ft Of Block 22 _____ . W .60 ft o f X 110 ft ■ o f Block 23 -------K 46 *j fl o f S 120 f t o f Block 23 ....... ft 6.0 ft of X 109 ft o f • -I P 120 ft o f IIlook 2C X ion rt or i v n o ft - o f Block 24 ........... 8 I On ft o f X 290 ft o f K 120 ft o f nlo ck 2f Dlork 31 (l-es? X I I I ft) . ................. X 112 ft o f Block 34 L o t 3* — 3|> ffetalaolo , 7 Description of la n d Description o f la n d L\. and 2d rt,-... SATURDAY, JPWfc 19, l*tS .... . . II..ok It. ||. Berg H OAD P in t: P A R K An l l t r t t M I * P U l N t t k Xe. 4 Pa . 4’onntr Itemml*. la t a 6. 9, 10. II and 15 ........ - ....... — - —. Unknow n P IN K L E V E L Aa R r r t r t r t la P U t Heek.N'a . I p a c e 20 » ty R ecord*. l a l 2 Blo ck t ...... ..... • Thomaa Wuldon l a t 4 Block 1 ............ U nknow n I a t 7 B lock I ...... Mnry Alexander l a l 6 Blook 1 _______ Unknown l a t 9 B lock 1 ..... rt... . Unknown l a t 17 B lock 1 ____ Unknow n l a t a 3, 4, 5 nnd 9 Block 3 ............ ...... l a t a 7 and 6 Block 2 I a t 11 Blo ck 2 ...rt.... I a t 6 Block 3 ...___ IX III A \ M O U X B V IL L A 4 3 K Aa n e e oad 23 k eM lo o le l a t a I to 26 ....... „.... l a t a 31 to 106 t l a a s l a t a 37, 41. 44 nml 451 ---------- -----------U n k n ow n ....... l a t a 109 nnd 110 . U nknow n Kaaleriy. 30 ft o f l a t 112 and A l l L o t 113 K.. y : \ ‘ Lata H I to 1 1 1 ____ Unknown ^« A l l Unaurveycil |iurt o f .............................. 20 19 31 160' H a r r y T. BodUeii l a l 4 (L raa K 65* ft — rrrwt-w .:( 2~ r o - ..... : s i» si 15 »--rt 2 . Arnnkn 2 2t 20 t Taknck Mra. J. ft, Moore U n k n ow n U. It. Beck An Undivided One H a lf Inlereat In Alt Unaurveyed l'u rl o f ______ ____ _ Heir KW Cnr ter>t 17 Illk J lat HI. Ex ten. tlon In ................... Run S 6 <j tie* W 1M ft Ely on Union A ve. 56.71 ft N 6 dcK E 120 fl NW lo h e *.............. Heir HW tVir la t 17 Blk 11 lat St. E x tentlou In . . . .. Bun S 62 ile* 47 min E 253.63 ft S 6 deB 34 nil II W 162 ft N’ 62 lie* 47 min W 253.67 ft N fl d e * 34 mlu E 16! ft lo b e * . ........ . Tlesr 5.27 rh X nml a it.2 fl E of HW Cor of N W U .. Run E to E line o f Sanford fit. S 25 d e * W lo A. •*. L By Nw iilon* By to Pump Brnnclt X E ly to lie* ....... . B e * 964 ft S and 25 fl K of N W Cor of HW 4 ............. . Bun K 206 ft H 6« ft W 205 fl X 6« Hanford Shore* B,r \V *j of la t e la u 26 Block I t and 14 Block Eatellc lleree . Mu|ak lah Tllnek M n la k In h Black Lot* T n t r * f * i i r o c k . B -------------L o t 19 Block ll { a t 1 Block c .......... f a t * 4 and -5 Block C I a t I f Block C . L o ta I t , }4. I I , 17 un.l i i B io R k .t : rt. L o t to Block O . . A ll U nplulted Part i l e v a Cook’ s F a r t ) .tllork O . . . l a t a 44 nnd 47 ( l a u E 15(1 f t ) I Dork J I j i h 60 and 61 Block Unknown I'uk non ii I t. .M. Itlrhardnon A a Me r e n t e d In F U I H « a k Count? Heeorda. U nknow n . ......... d rd In Flat Honk Xn. 4 nut? Heeorda. Unknown Jlra. Nnney H IU *K n' " ,Mr« Leoliv M. _ Chandler . . (Jacrir Fen ran 11 P ...... T a t 10 Block P .... . l a t a I t and It tllork A ll U n platted Fart o f Block J ............. l a t a 66 to 59 (l,esa W 150 f t ) Block K X 35 ft Of l a t 61 nnd All I a t * 42. 63 und Cl Block K ..... A ll Unplatted Fart of B lock K . .......... Uoknown . . .. J. 31. V ic k e r y Nancy fl. BI*Kers Unknown Unknown J. V. Kendnll l a l .; » Block S U I'T II Page la 1 lo Block l >1 1 II US'.k 2 .......... da I 40511 Block 1 [U L und 4 l le l- A I r D el-A ir B rl-A Ir K * ; u d t ^ c k .*. L o u 11 and t l Block 1! XV. Otter 1*7.19 I! XV. O tler 60.24 It. XV.O t t e r .........................56.7.1 ll. W. ( l i t e r . .. 40.26 It. W . O tte r .................... 11.61 It. W. O tte r . 63.77 HUH D IVI SIOX As Iteeordrd In Flat llnuk Ns. truilnulr Cunnt? Records. J ii li ii Klemper ....... .. 25.62 Tln.mns Elijah Wilson 42.66 lleulty lleulty lleulty l a l 3 Block A Lola 7 nnd 6 Block A l a l * 9, 10. |J, 20, 31 und 22 Block A l l e l . A i r Min It K. II K alley Unknown Lot * i i “ B u e k ' i l a t U Block 3 ...... . Lota 17 la ,t « (Lees L o la U mid 34) ■look 3 ........ rt..... . Tata 19 a n d .10 Block 1 and 14 Block 4 Lota 6 uad t Block t L o la t. I, f , 7. 9. in. 11, anti 1ft to 19 und l a t a 26:16 mid 27 Blo ck 6 . Lot • Block 6 L o t a 1 to 1.7 (Less Lola ( Lo .10) Hindi L o tt 3, 4, agd 5 Block B d -A Ir Really Uu Ilc L A Ir Realty Un llel.A ir Itenlty Uu ... ... I* uni f to f t and 24 Ota Lots 4, 13.' , and i » Block ......rtrt rt .... . I to-, 14 and 17 re* Lota t and I Block M ....... t lo 14 nnd IT, I I and 33 (L r * * « ■ llo l- A lr R en lly Co. Uiiiiiniun ..rt....... [ Jj1 Unknown Unknown lie I- A lr n e n lty Co l le l- A ir R e a lty Un. I le l- A lr Itenlty Un — • B 'k H Malaeh Meiaeh Meiaeh . Illk ;■■■• 111 ■-••rt t . ' Bet-A lle l-A M 12LLV. II , m . 1 to jiii B lock 11 ■H P A R K SANFORD E. Hpurlln* .. 1 F a *e 41 Ncmtnul Unknown . ............ 7.79 P U l Uaok No. I P age Ul Seminole Heeorda. J. W. W y n n Jr. ........... 53.22 T, W, Uarnr* ....... 26.66 Dr. tl. K. Btevrna ......... 16.05 T u rn e r UavlN .......... 54.73 limner KIIIhou ....... 16.05 Prank H all 63.77 Unknown 70.60 F ran k lla ll .. 36.63 M illie Collins ........ 16.05 nd COI.OK1KAT ION CO'S A D D I T I O N T O SOUTH rded In F U t Hook Xo. 1 Foge 73 Seminole Coant? A* llcr«r.lrd A a Heeerded la P U t , An ....._ - ' - a i “ R ea lty Cn, S e e k Xu. a P age a2 x O l l e r - K e l l e y Ile n lly • Unrp. . . Unknow n ... 7.49 * ».iP Hrmluulr ' Malaeh Mrlscli ---------------- .t... ..... R e a l l y Co. .............36.19 R eu lty Co. ...... 13.71 Iten lty Co. 63.71 Itenlty C o ......... 16.08 R ea lly Co. 11.31 li t > » ■ lit nit y Co. ____ _ .12.38 Malaah 3lclsch R e a lt y Co. .....v 25,36 •• •• Meiaeh R e a l l y Co. u.. £. 11-0 1 l» M e ia e h . R e a l l y Co. 16.05 A D D I T I O N T O S A N F O R D Aa lle ra rd e d la P I 4H’ Booh 4a U «u aty Ilreerd*. aa____ * _ X *. 1 Hamm Fog* U SRl laailass Sem laule 'A i M T l ! ••' Mra. I. 8. Hunt . . . ^ L : 60.24 11 *2 III J*C 11 *1*r J .... AI i1(1 f' A A ri flu rMmii Tl T ft 4 u s 6 and T Blk 13 A Ana,'r,<‘ « - r s T r u ...................... May Mr Id>fflrr 31.66 OHINSON'S St’N V H Y O P AX A U D IT IO N TO S A N P O H D Aa H ere rded la F U I IU * k Xa, I P a g * * S3 aad S3 Irm la s le I'sunt? Hersrds. IS ft o f W 231.35 fl of H 72.UP f| Mf V ,', .1 5.' rt"-.--*:' .' . fl ,,n . (Iraait ....... 146 la v l Bolin ........ ...... Unknow n .... llunry Koy la w m a n Oil Ed Johnson Unknown W ill B row n V lot or la and Williams lu il* 3 nnd 4 ....... . Unknc LOCK I I A It T'S SI HIM V IS IO N A * II r rerd ed In Seminole Cnnn t? Ilreerd*. l a t a I tn I nnd 10. to 14 nnd 19 lo 21 (Irf-as L o t* 6, 7 nml I t ) B lock I ........... Unit mi luita 1 tn 21 (la ** I a t 4) Block 1 ..rt Unknc Lota 1 tn 4 and 6 to 24 B lock 3 ............. l a t 6 Block 3 ........ . l a l * I lo a mo) II tn 24 Block 4 ----L o t * 1 to I I und 13 U nknow n to 34 Block 5 rt... . Unknown l a t 13 Block 6 -----Unknown Ia t* 2 In 24 Block 6 U n k n ow n l a t a I to 34 Block 7 U nknow n l a t * 1 to 24 n iock 6 Unknown la l* I to 21 Block 9 la ta 1 to ,53 (I-cits Luts 13 and it) B lock Ul ......... ....... Unknown l a t a I to 13 nnd 15 lo 34 Block 11 .......... l a t 14 Blopk 1) ---l a t a 1 10 1* nnd 16 I n 24 Block 13 l a l * I to 14 ( L ohh L o t 6) Block 13 ..... l a i n I to 13 Block 14 l a t a l . l o 13 Block 15 l a t * I lo IS Block 4 4 F I R S T A D D I T I O N T O L O C K I I f t H T ' S S U B D IV IS IO N Aa Heeerded F U t n » « k ,No. 4 P a g e 21 S em laal* f o u n t ? Heeorda. l a t a I lo 24 Block A U n k n ow n ...... .............. lulls I l o '74 Block l l U n k n ow n i H its I t o 24 Block u U nknow n l a t a I t o l l Block D * * U n k n ow n ................. l a t a 1 to 24 (la s * I a t 111-Block E .. Unknown ..... ...... ........ : l a t a t l o 24 Block P Unknown' ...........* ....... : l a ' " I to 21 Block O U n k n ow n : l a t * 1 to 14 Block i t Unknown .. ..... ........ l a t s I to 24 Block I Unknown .................... l a t a 1 to 24 Block J U nknow n • l a t a I to I t Block K Unknown \ l a t a 1 to 12 Block L U n k n ow n \ l a t a t t o i t Utock M U n k n ow n | l a t a I to I I Block N U n k iB w n ..............._.... i l a i * I to 13 Block O U n k n ow n | I ’ ATlJ'a A D D I T I O N Aa Heeerded - i n P U t > H k N'e, a F a g * || s, la t s 135 and 136 .... Lola 137 nn4 136 . la ta 146. 147 nnd 141 la ta 149 ami 150 .... Lot 166 .............. ... la ta 156, 159 ond ltio Lots 166. 167. 166 und 169 ................ .. l a t 166 ........ rt.. la t 190 .............. ...... ; Ia t 221 ............. . la t s 252 uml 2(3 .. I la l? 261 to 279 ........ 1 W A S H IN G T O N S U l'A H K AS Recorded l _ ____ Seminole Count? Itreorda. la t a I to 10..,..------- rt... Unknov J. O. P A C K A R D 'S 1ST A D D TO M ID W A V Aa Xn. 3 Page 104 Krm Uole Count? Her , . P. ft a 1 l a l to .I...,..... ........... Rug! Lota 69 ami 70 ........ W llev 1 la t s 166. 1«» and 170 W llllm * la t a 22- nnd 226 i jille L C A N A A N Aa Recorded la F U t llook No, 1 Png Iuits I. 2. 4. 5 nnd 6 Block 4 ...rt........ . la t s 7 nml 6 Block 5 luit 2 Block 7 ......... E 3-4 of HE Vi of NW U ................. W 3-4 of N >4 of N W Vtnf N K »X .......... E H of N W 7i of N » 14 ........................... . X <4 of HW Vi of N B 14 ......... rt............. H ^ of 8 W V4 of N E E Vi o f N E U of XK VI ( licaa K 145 ft of N 220 f|) .............. E '4 of HF. V4 of HE . U of N K Vi ...... N 2 rh of H 4 ch of K >4 Of N E U of N E tt o f HE H ..... E Vi of S W U (Lett* H 326 ft ) nnd B W Vi of HW u _______ 8 66 fl of K ‘j of N K }4 of N E vf o f SE 15 M. ID I* C. Leonard? Htolnoff 20 R. IT. Mulrhead 20 J. K. Brow n 9 U nknow n ft Ik L 8lpe* nd Co. 1 10 .. Huniuel Inc. ■- Itoblnaon and Hanmel Ben Co. Inc. — —• Ani*ilrr.ii Inc. P. P. Fruit ClrnweM ....... - Pulton 6 * 4 | f « . Miss A- TaM e k Mu rail Brunaou ltoac Co 31.66 t 254.31 Unknown ...I.-....,.,.. .r, . , 7.7* R e e k X *. 3 P a g e * 8. 4 gad S Sravl 14.12 46.t9 F ran k K v e r ly U n k n ow n .. _ l.ula Benton Unknown l l e o r * e Bagiev 0. W. Cook W i l e y Fltman W i l e y Flttniaii David nnd Irrnn B e lla m y U nknow n M ajor A m t e l l Unknown .. ... John Jonea A m .in i ’ ittmnn 1. ec A. Sullivan la Julnra M ctirlff W illie O. l.’lnrk H I rt Dukifrt Lota ft, «. J)/ 10, I I , 12 IlliH-k 9 Ilfnek 1) «, I, l « . I 20, It, O I a t * 21 utill 3 at a l WU1U ---- Me. 9 J a i* r ’ t]' KtjWfjr �W N SATURDAY, JUNE 18. 1m THE SANFORD HEBALP. SANFORD, FLORIDA, script Ion O f Land l u .o f N W nr *4 U (Continued Owmr I*e»erl|i(lf*n Of I^md From P a g* la d * .v. lo 14 and 31 and 34 n io rk 81 __ L o t* ft , 32, >T and IS Block rs .............. ... I-«tn 33 and 34 lltook of sw Oenrge I* Swain .......... ft o f s i t » r u If BB V4 o f k «nrt K U o f C of s w u (U M W . IS 1 and I d » * b * g •w o f a n c o r (V 411 f t N >09 4 i i «• a ion u u «a 11.11 A [ aide aold to p o t t e r ) ------Bf* i ru n n y 3* 20 f N 3.4 o f W »i u or N E U eh W o f SK f HW V4 ----- ll.il 438.17 Emma Maa* 11 II b it e Bead* A T . Oelger ......... Unknown ............. 1 40 c. M. MexU ........ f 44" o f N K .....ii' Weklvn U lv c r SK H o f N K W C n ro fN W Mr*. Jerele Tonrhatont Iteeerded la p u t Book \ 4 'aa-ty Record*. lira. Urdu P u n t .... SO Unknown ........... i SI 20 Elbert , Wlbton so llo rk m o r* Unknown Thomas RuUlvan . . Cypres* L. A. Wilson J a m r t a n d C f r r l r J. Reed — 3— — A n sjoblorn ......... i 1-* W o o d ru ff l*ot Lot* Lot* l.ol* A Unknown Unknown LoVa s i . ’IS.""S7,” >1i‘ Si! 30. 31, 33 und 3t Block 37 ................ Lot* S3, 34, Si und S4 Block 37 .......... ........ 1.01 33 Block 37 — "ii 13. HJoblom II. 8 . Wym an Unknown Unknown W alter C Clifford It Block S3 ........ S3 to 3 4 Block 34 7 und X Block 37 15 und 14 Block •tfftfTff. Unknown Tx A. K. HJoblom Block 39 ........... L o l * 11 and IS Block Unknown 0 A. o A. E. HJoblom K. HJoblom to 3 A. E. SJoldnm A E. HJoblom in 8 ! 4l w « » il.ot sn>v llliick 3 loitA 1 40 4 und I l<* 34 lllock 4 ----la d * l. 1. 3, 4. » aud .......... 10 Block * Unknown Lot lad l.ol Lot I9 T O .K ¥ iiV r S lllock 3 9 lllock 4 11 Block 3 IS Block 6 ADUm nX " Lake Mary Uevelopmeni vJpoTtn ... L IK E ...... ■ Unit no'in ". VIE W o f HIV U ..... I S" to N 5 ch o f 8 25 rh o f la d 1 ........................ » 2 " in lad I nnd A l l N K 5* o f HI-3 VI N W o f By 9 2» 10 Ilec 10 rd W o f N K Cor o f HR Vi o f HH >i ...................... - ...... 9 S" 80 Itun 8 40 rd W 30 K rd N 40 rd K 30 rd *0 H VI o f lad 4 p S" 3" N W Vi Of HW Vi of 1 30 N K M o f HW Vi .. 9 SO S" All HK'Vi ot HE Vi N o f A. <5. U By . .. 9 SO N 445 ft o f H t i l l ) ft o f lad 1 ( L e » * Cry*tnl Lake P o m *. . Manor) ......... .... * * " so All HK V «if HW '* o f HK U 7.' o f A. r . I. i i y ............ ............ 9 *»' j * Beg N E Cor Of » I" *" Itun W X ch H « . » l 1ll VV 9 rh to Han­ ford flrnnt Line H 45 deg W along III. line lb 1{ line o f Hec N lo beg N 5 Ch o f H 30 ch of lad S ___ » *•' S'* E 2 V* ch o f NK V* of HE V4 o f 8 K >i » 3" 50 Iteg HE Cor o f HW Vi id HK U -----* 10 34 llun N 440 ft N Ss U deg W IKS ft N 61 3-4 deg W 111 ft 8 I I deg 10 niln K 243 ft 8 517 ft E 131 It to beg ............. — I ItVHTAI. L A K E W IX T T .H H O H B h ----Meek He. 7 P agre 114. U S aad l i t l.ol* 19 lo 34 Block J» I HR *4 o f NE r HR vt ....... of HK U O.e** 3 f i t ............. ft VV o f N K Emma Wood i ii f f Wnodi u ff F I- W o o d ru ff l.ol* 1 nnd 1 Block 4 la d IS lllock 5 ..... .. Iait* 14, 14. I I nnd 31 Block 9 ............. ■■. la d * 3 to SO nnd S3 to 3G Block 10 ......a.... la d * I I und S3 lllock I.ot* 1 to .14 Block 11 la d * 1 In I I lllock 13 la d * 19 to 14 Block 13 l. o l « 14, i l , I I and 3<i Block IS A .............. la d * 4 to 14 and 17 (■• 14 lllock 1 1 ......... L o l* 1 to SO Block 14 toil* 1 to 14 Block 15 K 99 ft o f . lllock I I L ot* l to 10 nnd i l to i l and IX Block ) T la d * 11 and I t Block toil* l ' 10 ' i V B l o c k ' l l lade I lo 14 and I t lo IS lllock I I ---------la d * 16. I I, )T, I I, 15 and 14 Block I I . . . la d * 11 and 14 Block l a d * 197*4.-11 nnd 1 1 Block 19 .— ..... . loti* 14 und 11 Block lad 19 l i i o c k " t 0 ‘. Z Z ’. lade 7 and I Block I t loda I I and 11 Block Lola 11 and 14 Block f l ___ i___ — -------- L o t* 15 und Id Block loda i i and >■ Block (1 ------ -lad 17 Block I I —. jad 14 Block 1 1 ....o-. |a>la 11 nnd 14 Ble «<4 . aI l # Maa* . . . - HJoblom HJohlotn f & i-— - J. E. HpurUas u ____ I . V. Murtln ________ O. C. Bryant ___ - ___ Verna Rhodes , . J. E. S p u r t i n g ____ _ Unknown Unknown Unknown UnknnA ‘ 0 Unknown Unknown P I X E t l i r . U T X* He curded U P t-t Huek X*. 3 P a g * 7 « I t w l k d * C f l * ■ tr R e r v r U . v f.r 'j ; re tl * 1 loti 1 1 ....................... ■ ’ H B,[ ,407 ,, . --------------- -M i 45 I* ft* 177 174 179 .. .. . ........ ... ...... ....... .* ............................... ....... ..... . l. R. I * e w l - -----------------a . K. ftennl* ----— .— — L»4 Unknown -------- •— — llnknoWB ---------- —— ‘ f f l U nknow a ifa k n o w n ------ -JMJ lad I a1 ---------------. Unknown- --------------------------------------------M i Lot 377 ................... U^kp-w n ------ ----------a i X P U H V I I . I . E IIF.10IIT9 Ae M erer4*4 In F la t R e e k ha. 4 F a g - - -41 . Butalnele Ce a a ty H t f u i a Lots 4 and I ...................... Unknown lo»t I .......... ......... . I.ot u |0 31 ..... M » j j i irwynoRfi I .OH 34, 19. 4u and 11 Upknow n la d 4 43 to 47 und 4P ... to 5 * ....r.._............... ’ ’ * • * U nknow n lad ) « ------- -----------Unknown l.ol* 35 to 89 ............ Unknown I.ot* 45. 44 and 47 ,. . Unknown N llE X T W O U f) 9- Kecerded i - P U t R e e k . We. 3 U nknonn ch N 10 d eg K 4K ch H 30 deg K HI ch In Herilonu 1, 3. 11 und llr g Id ch H and 44 deg K o f u PI 23.77 cli H and to.53 ch N o f H Vi *cr |in*1 Bun N 15 deg 1-3 to rh H 45 deg E to lit line H 15 deg W in ch N 45 deg W lo lieg ..................... Beg 11.71. cli E und 14.51 cif N o f H *, *ec |in*t ..... .......... Bun H 45 d e r R to <-h N I f deg r. 10 rh N 45 « e g VV iu rb H Si d e g VV 10 ch ... lad* 1 UDd 1 (lore* lad drncrlhed In Herd Hook 45 Tug* 1 X1 Hemlnole Coun­ ty Record* I .... . H er 17.54 rh H o f NE c « r ........ Bun H. 11 44 ell vv 14.91 ch N 10 cb N «1> H d eg W HI rn N 15 H deg R 19 rli H 44 •* deg i: 30.95 ett to beg. ......---- - * • Mao* Hurtle! A. Phi K. Unknown __________ C. U. B r u m t e y ______ r/ la P U t Seek Ve. a P a r * I t laaty l U r a r i i . Unknown Lol Lol Lot Lot Lot Lot P. Bine* A. E HJoblom Unknown ....... A Unltnowti Unknown * Unknown Emma I ’ nknoa'n I ’ uknoo n lad* 3 and 4 Block M Unknown . . . . . . . . . . ,■ tail* 5 nnd CBlock 6 Unknown • ______ V loti* 7, 4, 9 und 10 . >• . I.’ vj Block 4 ................................ Unknown 1 F l i t XT A D D IT IO N TO r t T H U » H R I d H T I A * Rewarded la P la t ■ Me. X Page 47 Xemlaalc U eaatr Hrrerde. . I ah so ...... o. C. B lya n t _________ _ lad 51 ..........* ........ 13. It. Uuren ______ 1 lajt 99 ........ ......... . . . ,i Unknown ....... .... . 41119 11 P A R K A » H e r e r ie d la P l a t Raak Ha. 4 P a g e * M aad M Memlaale Pa m i Mererda, 1 la d * 1. 3. 3, 4 and 3 \ '■ e V Heclion 1 ................................. Unknown _________ _________ I ail* 9 and ) « nnd 39 < , lo 34 Section I ...... Unknown ............. . . . . . la d * 35, 34 , 37 and *4 ’ . tS * Hrrtlnii I .................................. Unknown f ....... lad 11 Section I .. . Unknown .......... ....... ... • tail* 44 to 31 Miwilnn Unknown ■ *4, *4, VI, 4il and <7 HenUnknown l l ........... ........ . 71 lo 13 (Le*9 ■73) Heclion 1 Unknown (00 to 107 S e c Unknown > l.o|* 131, 133. 133 and 131 Section I ___ I.nt* I Tit lo 154 Sec­ tion l ................ . . ladh I to 14 Heel Ion S Lot* 35 to 40 end 45 lo i l «n*il_vl to 44 ail'd 14 ‘ to“ 7tM*Bn}. Hon 1 ............ .4! . ... ad* S3 to k7 Hrctlon F. 1*. Itlne* Kioyrt U HJohlont F Unknown Unknown Unktwaoa Unknown {0 Unknown .................. J; Unknown . -1 led ko P f - t | **K x « . 4 P a * e Lot* I to S4 Block 4 I.nt* I, S, 3 und 5 t « 13 und 11 lo 34 ll.OHM 1 .0 1 * 9. U*. 14. II, 34 und S3) mi. N 753 ft 8 77 35 in In K 4SS ft l*t H o f bag ft heg.............. f R In Hanford it (Lena Part rd by A. C\ 1. Ilrftl Book 7 i 304 ................ cres nj la d 2 of F o llo w in g : N W Unr of N K f NK U ......... E 9.44 ch H ch W 9.SG ch US ch ............... I H in Hanford ........................... la d * 1 . X, 9. I Block lad* I, K, 1 9, Block 10) 1 * 1 U (Iota* Ii) 14 o f N K Lot 19 Block l ........ . Lot 9 Block S .......... Lot 11 Block 3 ........ .. f,ol II lllock 3 ___ i.j. Lot I i Block 3 ........... la d * 17 and IX Block ' Unknown ................ a ‘J* It.u ov*a u d it io n a * ru * H" U>4 3 t l e m l a e l e Uewa«9 R eeefd*. U. Vf. BowRiao and i i . »*• . . Bitrhan ................ 19ION A* l l u e r t t l l» f t a t Beek X*. 4 P a « e Hrmlaele C a n a ly Reeeee*, |>re4l B. Wllaon .... Iuhnrlle D iv o r lc k ... 1 •* rded la PI-1 »*e4i S : » r a g e « 4 e a . l - . l e t . , « « « r Hee-rdu.' 1 Unknown Unknown Unkuotvn Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknnn n Unknown .. . • Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown • Unknown Lot 10 lllock 1 . „ loti 11 Iiiock I .......... Lot* 13 and 14 lllock Unknown M A \ 0 H U R e c e d e d la a I t a l M k C ea a lf.R eee ‘ Unknown ( • Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Xe. S P a r * 47 *•**»- Rererd*. Unknawn Unknown ..... Unknown . ... L. Allen --------*■ Unknown __— .Unknown ___ Unknown . —. Unknown — l Un k n o w n . _ . . . Unknown ___ _ Unknown > Block t Block 1 Block .1 Block 1 t Block Lot 13 Block « .......... l*nt* 14, IS, I I . 17 nnd* IX lllock 4 ........ . Lot A .......... ...... ...... FLOIIA I I 411(1IITN Ae llerei Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown . ... Lako Mary Development Co. ---— ---- - L o t * n to in nnd SI lo 34 lllock 45 ..... .. . I.ot* 1I. IS, 13 und 1I Block 43 ...... . Ix>t* I to 14 Block 44 iotl* I lo IK und SI lo 3A Block u l ... .. UnVHTXI. L A K E P O I X T Pane* I, 3 i.oth i to sti n iock i lad* 1 to SI Block S la d * I to 40 Block 1 L o t* 1 U> 51 Block 4 5 o f Lot 1 Of Lot I of Lot 4 o f Lot 4 4, 7 and L ot* 9 and 10 Block S Lot 1 m o c k 1 ............ Lot I Block 1 ........ . Lota 1 and 4 llldck 3 E 4 o f lad 9 Block/4 E Vj of ta>t 4 .Block 4 W 4 ot Lota 4 and 1 Block 4 ............... ... B 4 of l,ot 6 Block 4 W Vj of Lot 9 Block 4 K 4 or lad 4 lllock 4 W It o f Lot T Block 4 R 1* o f Lot 7 Block 4 Lota X. », in, u and . I I Block 4 .....______ K 4 of lad I Bloc): 3 Lot 7 Block 4 Lot 4 Block 1 . T.___ |<0 t 9 Block S . ........ 1*01 1 * lllock i ... . Lot l Block 4 ....... . L o l S Block « ........... l a JVlefli l A A . 7, *| X * and 9 Block 4 it IP Block 4 ..... I I A Salmon Unknown ..... Unknown ..... L o i * I* und SO Block ondi It la Flat I n k y V, W H IV ij K 7j Lota 3 .............. . ........ la d * 35 und 34 iiiock ss ........................ Lot 19 Block 31 ....... Lot SO Block 33 ---Lot* ts and 13 lllock [ 813 H . .......... fl 35 rd K 44 »* 4 yd w N 93 yd W 190 :..... A. n.*SJohlom ..... Unknown ...I....... L o t > 3i and 14 Block Co, J. K. Spttrllng .— ---- .... W illia m M. and l l o r U * t 1 L S e l l ---------- ---------- -II. J. F lan agan ....l - . . .... - 3 t . and C C rorkalt ro rk a ll ........ 1 W illia m .JlU i> rave Unknown .............. 30.81 A R. HJoblom ....... John P. WfaltaUrr • lllock I I Lola I and l.ota 19 to !S .......... lad* I. 9, 9, — iff VVi *• amt 11 lllock I t .... i.ot u m o c k i i L o u IS and IS Block n■ Lot* I l iiiid ’l j riiock •I . l o i iu iiiock * « ’T 7 . Lots 17 and 13 Block N, J. Hunatrnm Beulah W elle Unknown .. Unknown Lola 31 and 34 lllock N 11 ch AV 4.HT I 11 ch K 4.37 I NB U o f N R A . . n. HJohlnra *odt> 1 in i i and 14, lT, n . 1 1 , IS, 17 and in lllock la ..... Lot 1 1 lllock 83 ____ L o la I f and SO m ock Unknown 41 ilml to w n F. F. Button and Co Dearrlpilnn Of Land Iiracrlptlnn Of Land , , Unknown Unknown Unknown Unkneww Unknown Unknown F, I. W oodruff • Unknown ..— M argaret R Cook Unknown --------— U n k n ow n ------- irnknown til :* Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknowa Unknown V e 7' * Unknown 43.10 Unknown .... — ---....~ -------.... . --------- " m in H t l ° 6 l ch N 41 Unknown ..... 44 H d e g K 10 rh H 10 ru K 54.91 ch t » B Jlne o f »e c H 9.9 eh N • » deg W 13.1 rh H SJ W W rh « 45 d i g K «o K line o f Hanford Ot A. R. HJoblom A. E. HJoblom A. K. HJoblom A. K. HJoblom A. K HJoblom finu nr. Rn in i» n h of > W % _______ _ 11 ! • 1* NK Vi o f HW v; ------- U 19 >• PORT 0 - 4 M E T C A L F ** l U S t l t V U I P a g e X0 Meat inale la d * 1, 1. 3. 4. 5. I . T, M. A. and E. D. U r— n .. -44 47 A K. H J o b lo m _____ 1.14 nalp h'W *. B.tkor .... 1. .. 8.94 Unknown ’ ----------------- 1.14 F loyd D. 4.34 Abboy HJoblom Unknown .— ........... „ HJoblom . . . . . A. R HJoblom A. R HJoblom Z — ..... 47 * Emin* xmex > 17.4* J. .R. HnurlJm 1.41 4.44 Book 4: , ■Mi nt;Julepord* u IM'_ , ■ T Unknown .*. • *» 1* J. t*. W y n n « • J. II., W yn n IO N An H tr e a te d C - n a t y Reeaeda. ... — �THE 8ANF0RP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA; Description o f band Description o f Land O w n er D e s c rip tio n o f Land D escription O f U n d SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 Owner 8 ft or s ft Of NW ft o f HW o f HW A. f t Rjoblotn Unknown ...... Unknown -.s_~ Unknow n ---- >4 o f B W ft f or BE *4 — ..... f t o f HW ft ...... o f W ft or N W o f N E 14 nnd NH o f N E f t Of N W and B ft o f W ft N E U o f N W ft ■I W 1-4 o f N W o f N W ft end E o f BE ft o f N W -- w . 92.43 62,52 62.63 aj o« , nf. S K ft (L e s s K 377 ft and :!<•*■- L o t deeded by A m e lia It, Noble to L A Russel U n k n ow n -bi-i TkR to B lock O ___ 1-utn IS, K nnd Block O ----- _ ™ . r-e.i i mock n ____ 1 -[ o f s u n o r s E V W E S T W fL D M R ItF ck BE T o r o f HIV f t i t N W ft ....... . . . ltd,, N 13 65 ch W ? * ) ch rf 4ft deg W'13.6* rli R 3 01 ,U f * 7 ?o ' « lo U SUNOS' i* / and H 1 7 A o f BE ft o f B W ■A nnd HE ft H E , 31 o f A. E. PJoblom If *a.•>e****.^ 10 Unknown ll >•M-»Mi|***»>«*»** _____ _ P la t Hook No- 2 l ‘ * * n 3lo * nole County It r r o n l». p. P. flinca . ....... S A N F O R D '* O H J H T A N T IA L F A R S I X An Itecerded In Pint Book P n ( r n U and f>4 N em lu olr County ltecord*. 1* to ?S- nnd 33 Unknown to 31 ..... - t 4.......— E a u 12 to SI and 41 A Unknown and Cl A .— — .... Jx»t» SC. (7, SB, SB and Unknown atal co ....... ... ... E J5 r t UK 4 i o f N W S Unknown B. w . It, W . I!. W . J t.W . 10 23 No. S. A*t H1PI ,>1| P# P||, 41* 1:1Ill'll . 1V Block C I x t tfL Block ll Lkila l, 2 . t and 5 Block J ... . Loin I , 2 , 3 , i and S • Block L .. L o t a B lock I, I.oi :i Block l, L o la I K u ml I!) I (lock W. ; U’ P. Cob man Unknown ».... W. P. Coleman ** Ticm Todd Tod'l Todd ToddT Sul.1 ' " - C l.. . . . . * t ■ i j ' j f l ' « * . . — • N of •>'' f t (Lens . Ti.ig N E Cor linn \V ...... E. T. W o o d r u f f Wei fit . • Unknown Unknown lin k noivii 18 20 31 45 U nknow n — • i>. ‘ i . 13 20 2L 30 John AV. Hudaoi) 23 2 b M • • .C. L Heed .......... — .... 11 J>3 S I.If Unknown 40 Unknown 20 J. 11. W yn n 23.89 H e n ry and Then W leraitirki ..... HI Eupha K in ell 19 Unknown ...... ... ........ — 15 M. E. Johnson .................3 W ade II leivo ....... ... .. 7 l>. A. M itchell .... ..:.i II. W. Spencer .. .... ... 19 A m erican F ru it G ro w ers m e ............................. 1 2 ) U nknow n .... r * f i! W. Hpem-er t".'Hi Utikiiown .le Unknow n ................... : 12 Arm our Ptirllllxer W orks ....'G ' dJTB'S < ch W 13 t ch N 6.1 ch 1 1 -1 1 W l chr o f W >4 od » • * * n * W H o f N W K ;:.3* ' t 3 » *20 95 f t o f S 570 H of E . U Of N W 14 o f W y4 .. v . ■■■..... . .. 2 3 20 ( a r d n u of n w ’ .o f n w k *.... — 20 H Unknown 14 .11 nkin Klntr G a ffn ey n• jr 1.75 11. U and Arnla ttunnwuy . • ft o f l ^ t l a n d " W (4 o f Ixit 2 and HE r I OT Ixit 2 ............. B7 ft. o f L o t 2 ......... -it* 3 and 4 -----------^4 a»f S E . U o f S W rc i i i t n r w oi r n 's 1 s t A im t o t w M i n t o v u i t v 1 P i i r i * 70 Sriiilnole t'liilnty Hrcorila Unknow n ......... .... Unknown t ' nk nowo Unknown t| J O v c rrtie e l nd Cor bf N W >4 ....... Hun W to N W Cor dt Htfri 8 3n9 ft E 739 f t N 29 ft E to Ft fl nf bci; N to lice •Jr' 1 GGG 14 ft W of SB Cor o f N 14 o f r T Un I .-nilicci-r Buck t> Buck ..... . Ii J Overstreet Unknown .1 \V Hdiumun 1 ni< flown 1 nknowu Unknown It H to lie if 4Ler .11 J-3 271.3 M i Belt 500 ft E mid ISO 1.6 ft H o f N W 1’nr of nun e 401.8 ft h 143.2 f l W 4i.l S ft N to beir . Ben* 500 ft E nf N W G o r ............................ Hun H 4OT 0 ft E 2 ,1 0.9 ft N 4 9 J.fi M W to lied ...:.... . Beir 933 ft 8 o f NE t L'tw io f N W iAn ti>f, NW, U ........... * .... Hun W 3 2 * ft H 219 ft E 1 2 S M N 2 1 9 ft N U of W 'i o f NW ' i Of N E u II.CHH N 5 A) . Bcr F62 M W mid 1175 fl N o f H '( flea Host Hun W 153 M N 2lu fl U. 45.: ft H and 399 m 403 Ul)t, AH 390 and 392 K of Canal ................... Lots 279 to 2St and 390 to 294 and 296. 297 and 299 . o t ,L °t# 374 and 3,6 and A l l Lot 378 ^ . > <;r •'K u o f N E U of NW H W 3-4 o f N >4 o f j f K «i and H l i of t f l i 'i mid N 14 o f HE u mid HW 1 , o f HE',4 N E ti of N E ki 32 Acres o f N W u of N W 14 .......... .. j: 3*4 or N 14 nml \v 3*4 o f H. 14 „ f N 14 ( I . i-kh B i n N E Cor o f HW i,i of N W 'i Hull \V 2 B2 ft y i|j ill HE alonir rond to Ui H o f Iicr N lo beK) ... «............ I : ,V4 „ HE It o f N W o f HE 14 , W l * ' A of ^ H' ;,f S fa x w ell » 1 K llvert U n k n ow n W a ller VTi IteeiV 6 E. P, Ifo iiaholdcr ino U n k n ow n .... . •. I.. M. itebliindur 20 33 20 32 L. M,. Hebbln der uto Unknown 5 Unknown lo 40 10.53 Unknown Unknown 5 Unknown 40 F lorence sii 1 S2 .2 J Unknown 15 • * 410 W 7 20 19.98 ...................................................... 51 . Furemun 4.SB 1 9 .9 8 * %I* « * T. JJrokuw UnUnoivn ‘ ft * « . <’■ Ilryunt .................. 78.03 n ‘ V o ^ ; ' „ ; , 'm e , |H. ^ nT ; neenrda. * : ; A , n r ^ n ,r,V ,B ‘ ,,n' H“ ° U * " * ^ I ok n« « 0 o a u i 'a 7 “ .,,d U -------Mre- M ' J 1* V u a t t ______ 13.47 pAAII'NO.N I IT V A » Itrrorded In m a t H nokN o... 3 P * * » M fleoilnote Oo~ . it int )" llrt*u rd*ii* k°L‘ . V S V of s w Lota 716 and 7 1 N... Hi-oret’ Browni'll G Lot 722 ___ ___ ____ . Willi.ttu M. Woodcock 3 i.ota 84 4 and 8 49 ...... . Unknown 6 HAND'S A D D I T I O N T i l .I.ONtiWOO II A h llrciirtleil In Plnl Hook No J'agr |U krmlnwlr Couuly Itccouls. U>t8 3 4 , 3 5 . 3 6 , 8 7 . 3 8 , 3 9 , 4 0 . 41 mid 4 2 .... * II. J Overstreet !>1 ill AD U EV'S A D D I T I O N T q LONG N\ OOD As Iteioriled In Plnl llo No. I C e a ^ l 7 Ifrnilnolr Comity Itri-orilH. .ot* | 4 , 4 and 7 Unknown . ...... 65 o ln 13 , 14 mid 23 . M ury K. 'Douitkius . 52 V 2 3 6 ft o f L o t 2 G . .. 4*. Ij. Menilown « IIRU rt 1*1 \EK As llccuxalnV In Pin I llnok No. 3 P o ri - >13 Sr mini ' : Count) Hrcorila. O f* 1 ( and 18 . • -Jennie n ro a d w c ll . .. 4 OT 83 ......... ................ Unknown I, INIJ T C .m t A C E An Hecorilril In I* In* llnok No, I I'nue SS Sroilni 4 n 1 " W.Mondi Irh Unknnwn 1 ok no m o Uok nuirn 10.63 I n k now 11 Min Nellie II DnW Unknown Uuknonn 7.26 *«« 1 In 21 Dloek 1(1 Unit noun , II 13 OL.VAII'S A U D I T I O N -r.i m v i i i l 0 OD A « Hecordeil In Pint Hook No. I P a g e 23 Semluole 4 miniy ItrcuriU. *li* 6 l o 32 ..... Lake mid T h igp en ........, 52 56 II.E.N'COI I4T Aa Ite ru rd rg la Plnl llntik --- No. 4 I'ngr 5U Seminole Cuunly R ei n tda. >la 1 and 2 Unknown ________ _ 6 S3 MIJUSEII-S • l 'U D I V I S I O N Aa II ei-ordril In P|U| Hunk C J'nga 411 -> IO ra n g e C uunly H r io n H . fOQ ,fl n f that part if I k i I 9 fl o f B y „ IO A T Z V I L L A P A R K 1V V.', # n 20 11 63 Mnrll.a L. B lg g e r a ....... .. 12 8,51 H 1 40 f l of W 5 9 3 It " ‘ * of — . . . . . . . r. 20 31 1 7 J. II. Ifiniaer . . . N5.17 I ' l l 1E8 P L A T IJI1 ' U O H T H E E D .Vn .Iterardril In 1'lnt llnok N o .*l I'ngt* 1114 Setiilinile Count y ‘R m i nla * Lot M .... Mrs. M. D. Jackson ___ 14 .73 W 1.88 cli o f a N 1 33 ch o f Lot II .........4 ' . Jasper Marlon .... ...... ... 11.31 Lota q , V anil 3 -- c. W. Goodr|i'li „ .. . ».»» ■ m i.HION III- P A R T O F MOSES I . V m A n E S T A T E A * Recorded In Pint llnok No. 1 P u a r US Sriuliiule County llecwrrta. la d 2 . . ........ P. F. Dutton and--Co. ' 6 2 .2 2 A. 11. H I SSEI.S A D D F O R T H E E D Aa l l r r u r d e d . In' . F la t Bonk No, 1 page U7 Sruinole Couuly Itrcurda, •" led a I. 2, 3, 4. 5. 0, 7 ' uml 8 lllock 3 Unknow n .......... .. 28 s 9 Loin I to to Block *1 Unknown „. 7.. ...... ..... . 70 80 Lola X, 3, ti, i^ml f 1 . V , 0 i k. U ...V . . R e a lt y T ru s t Cn. ................1 1 8 2 . a j V k -V k T ru st Co. 2 I . . . V 3 * 5 » I le nity T r u s t Co. I'r m ik Loaulhg IV. V. W h c e je r t Oenrue Jl. Handers ....—...... >| 47. 1 2 III Hrmlnule I.-O and 11 Block ’iV n d ' is "btock C That part o f I,ot 56 N o f Hoad Block I ) Lot 57 Block L ...... Lota 5 9 anil 60 Block I> Lot 64 Block -D ........... Lota 05 to 73 nnd 75 to 97 and 102 nnd 104 to 109 ( Less H *4 o f L o t 9G and W '.4 of Lot 95 and E *4 nf W ',4 o f I-ot ION and W 14 o f E 14 of Lot 108) Block I) .................... Lota 100 and 101 inock I) .... ............. . 10 A U N W Cur ut L o t 1 10 Block D ......... . L o te H I , 1 1 2!,. 113 nnd and 114 Block n D ____ .... I.ota 116 and 117 Block M. Y . itoblniton • nd tTngnown ...... ML P. Robln »on _____ L a K * JeMup I*and Co U U r e n c f Baridrricti — L a k e J e i i u p f*and Cn Maijy SL W a f f r o r ___ Sla^y Sf. W ntnOr . V e r a P. Pollock ....... l-ake Jeaaup Land <'n Lots 119 mid 120 and 120 Block l> . ............. Luke Jessup ftim i I'o. Lots 121, 122, 123, 124 ondl25 Block D ..... }-ako Jessup Lund Co Lots 117 and 128 Block D ................. L a k e Jeaaup I ^ n d Co L o t 139 ( L e u H 21.43 A ) and L o t 130 ___ (L e s s fl t*.9S A) and I.ota 132 and 133 Block I) .................. / Iaike Jeaaup Laud Un. Lot 121 (Lena S 21.69 A ) Block 1> ............ L o t 135 IP nek 1> Lot 130 Block D ....... 1.0 tn HO nnd 141 Block D ................... Lot 143 Block l ) ....... L o t 14M Block B .. T liH C A tV Il.I.A Aa Itrrorded In Pint Hook No t P a n e 3 8 ra unly Hecorila, ............................. ....... I.otal to 9 and 11 to 16 nml 21 to 32 and 37 to 48 and 55 to G4 .............................. O.. C, B ry a n t .. P H I L I P II. T O N U H G R A N T Aa recorded Ik P l n l 'D a d k Bo I l o as flrmliMtlr County lleeon la...... I Kit l ............................. 8 21 30 „| l.ola 1, 2, 3 and 4 ..... 9 21 30 Lot 4 ................. 10 21 10 L ola 3, *4. 5. uml 0 .... 15 21 30 Lota 1, 2 . 3, 4, 5 nnd Lot I ........................... E V rZ M IN G E Il 21 17 K. ! L T a y l o r Unknown b ig B e g 41.56 cli W mid 23.06 ell H of N E Cor Hun K 7.15 cli H 69 d e g E 5h lli E 5.7 cli H 30 di(g E 4,1.2 ch H 45 d e g 13 « 00 eg 8 Jo fit 2.88 ch N o f K Line o f N E ft \v to pt. H of beg N to beg , S ft o f HW f t o f N H ‘ KB S L uif t No\Vv n «o fA iNl f NA K » ft " l Mft W- nf M ellon N 410 ft o f N W ft o f N W ft of N W ftH J _ 143.11 • Joel Hin)lh :u 7 IS 31 II ll 7 L J. fl. Strlngfcdlow, Ilid r a t ■ B. l l 0 U8gr ™ - . 60,10 .460,00 , 0 20 83-4. o f E ' i of HW.U and N W ft o f N E ft W 5 cli " f N 3U ch or E ‘ a o f N W ft r*. B e g 876.8 ft E nf HW Cor o f N W ft ufN W i w u of tfn ft — i A. B. Duane .......___ ...... A. 11, Doapa Illancba Hun H 417.4 f t .... W 208.7 fl H 566 7 fl E313.1 (I N 974.1 ft Wont lo b e y . , ......... E f t ’ or HW ft - O fNW ft o f N W ft (Leas H I A ) ..................... N E ft nf HW ft ...... N ft o f N E ft o f HE ft nf HE ft ............ H 125 ft o f W .918 8 ft ' o f N W ft o f H\V ft « A H.| In HW- Cor .. . N E *4 o f S W ft (Lean lt# « HE Cor Hull N 251 ft ft W 193.4 f l N 208.7 ft w ^ p i g . i f t V 400.2 M E til b i g I and 1 A mi In N W . C o r ) .................. ......... E f t o f N W ft nf NVr -.ft (Lesa fl 12 A ) .... E ft o f W ft of HW ' ft or N E ft (L e a * W 230 f l ) ............... B e g in lo cli E of N W Cor o f HW f t o f N W ft .................. H u n H 4.4 4 E 2.4 cli N 4,4 4 cli W 2.4 ch *7 f t trt N W ft ....... . HE ft o f N W ft mid N E , ft. of H\V ft HW ft {Lena N 10 A o f N W f t ) ------ --flT J 'ltO Yd a H of NE (..or ........ Hull W 1214 f t H 254 f t K 771 ft N 184 f t K 443 ft N to beg HW ft o f HW f t ____ II H ft o f N 4,85 ell ot N B W f t o f N W ft gnd N W ft of HW H — S late Bunk o f Orlando uud T ru st Co.' ........ 10 11 E. leopard 3 •<> -II. F l i n t 40 L . 51. Hebbln der 6 Mrs. 1 4 I f B. T ^ v y ..^1.^.. V. T . P e t e r s ____ L Mlrnbajl V. T . To l « r g . • * f4 f C, N. H a y e s H. N. H lrevel) U nknow |1 W h ile 39 . OOUnknown .... .. 32 ISO * 10 " 32 0 30 32 20 II « .. C. A. Ituuleraon A u b re y Mtiran 40 E ll« w o r t h Trust Co. L. SO M. Hebblnder . C, M. W h i t e ____ 1 65.25 10.87 3U 734.44 L o la 1 , 2 . 3 . 4 , 5 , 6, 7 , 8, H, 10, anil 13 Lota 13 to 32 (Leon Lota 26, 27 and 31 .. I . o i h 33 to 61 (L eas Lota 41 mid 42) I.ota 64, 65, 56, and 67 Lota 60 and 61 ...... E ft o f N K ft o f 8 E ft Unknown ..... .■ W ft o f N W ft o f HE ft o f HW ft nnd E - >2-4 o f N ft o f HE f t nf HW ft and HE ft o f N E ft or HW ft N K ft o f HW ft o f S E f t and H f t o f HW ft o f HE ft -------... N f t ’ o f N E ft o f S W /ft *.■••«# •*■«*»* #— •••••■«*»• U n k n o w n ....' Unkrtown .4..*........ Unknown ......... 21 19 20 U n k n o w n .............. In P I s l . k M k N n l P a g e T Semi Iteearda. ' Unknown W ft of SW ft of NE ft o f N W f t " k 5 T N W f t nnd H l o o * f t or E 165 f t o f W ft o f N W U , o f N W ftE ft o f S W ft o f N W ft (Lena 9 A In N E W*J| f M>*wf Beg 39 r i . S and 10, ft, W o f N K Cor o f S W ft o f N W ft --------Hun W 60S rt 8 276 f t K (OB f t N JTB f t 4 21 29 15 Unknown 10 W illia m Thaobald In eg 20 W . H . Broktiw fl.6 0 Inea Meredith SJeredltH .V 2 1 .20 30 TJnWitbwTi 1 ll -20 t 21 20 2010 1'iknown , . — 10 a -I • E .X. U n k n ow n a... Lot 18 ........ ........ ......... . W ft o f N W ft o f N E ft and ll ft o f W ft o f N W ft o f N E ft W 2-3 o f H 3-4 o f 8 ft o f HWft o f RE ft lleK 1L06 oh W o f E ft Hue post ........... Hun H 35 dec W 9.30 ell N 65 deK W 13.45 cli lo lake N E a lo n g lake 1 cli E 16.86 cli to lieu and B eg 16.58 ch W o f E ft nec post ......... ......... Hun N 65 d e r ,V> xa .»i rb H 10 3-4 oh E 24.42 ch to beg and beg HW Cor o f N E ft o f SE ft ____ Hull N 12.71 ch S 56 D e g E 3.03 cli E 3.16 rh H 11.97 ch W 5.66 ch ana H E ft o f H W . U o f HE ft and W ft o f HW ft o f HE ft and Reg.. HE Cor o f HW ft ..... ran N 14.94 ch W 14.98 ch fl 14.94 ch E 14.98 ch to b e g ...... .. E ft o f HW< ft o f HW E U n k n ow n I - A I I M S ' A D D I T I O N ^ O . 9 A n I l e e e r d e d Itn N o. S P a g e U Sem in o le C an n ly Reeoedr _ Block 2 .... .. Ajlg 92 to 24 Block 2 mW.JI 1 *4.6 and tu ,10 19 ( Lea a lint l l i Block 3 ............ Alla Si) lo 35 Block 3 AlU 1 to « Block 4 ■ui) t lo I* (Leas 1.01 1 2 ) Block 4 .... •oli* 1, 1 ft. 3 , 3 A, anil ,4 to 20 (ft-as Lnl ) 8 |o 14} 111,,. I. r "*°.............'• *s , : IG 20 32 6 McClelland utid Iflckaon 10,53 |.i:\i:\ A A h Hecorilril In I'la l Hook \o. 2 I'n n r 13 ^Seinlnolr .Courtly llrrordaie I -*>I I'* II <1 f| j j Hlifc k h ' 2 0 .7 9 >A l i n t m i l l ' s 1 ST A U U I T I U N llnok An. 2 I'nue 111 Setiilinile Cuunl; l.nl I lllock I l.nfH 5, 18 unci 19 Block 1 Unknow n >........................ L " l 12 lllock 1 •Inliii mnl ( i llle II. Toild Lilt I B lo ck 2 U n k n ow n .. .. ........ Lota. II, UJ mol 20 7 Block 2 .... Unknown 10 63 L o t 2 Block 3 0,96 U nknow n Lula J 2. II. 15, Ii., 17 i ittli|_ 18 Bln, k 3 2 0 .2 8 U l t l T t m i H ' H - M l A D D I T I O N TO. n E N Hook No. 2 I'nue 00 Sriiilnole County Itrriirria, L o la I. 2, 8, 9, III, l| mol 12 Block 5 U nknow n ... 3 3 .5 5 L o t h :i mul 4 Block 5 John mnl o l l l e II.Todd 6.9-1 Lots IN, 19, (nut 211 Block 5 . .............. U n k n o w n ........ ...... .. ...... 8 .60 I.ota I, 2. 3. 4. 5 mid l> U nknow n ......................... 2 0 .2 8 Block 7 N K 'A uf N W U m,il S Li o t N W ' i 17 JO 32 120 59.34 ITnkitnwn i: f.u Acres of HE 17 20 .32 50 2 4 .6 5 U n k n ow n N 22 A of N E L ,,r m 11.83 Uly lluruesa 2 0 .2 8 I). L>. In,one 1 1 hrt tee O. A'.:' BryVnt N E l, Of N W « ofH E Hi ............. . \ n j v it o f n \v 14 B (4 1^ HW >t o f a w ■i or s w is HE 14 Of N E V4 . ' "* 5o Uui-y ■l< i.’ lsi k • * u*A 1w r t A. e * as . of BE' 14 of NE i n »*» - n . l . . . . . » K i l n 1 Bnblneon L o t 44 Hip"!, 11 ^ , L o t t S . J i l o c k . 1) _ vn L o ta 2C, 37, 28 nnd 29 Blo ck l l ............... ftit 30 Block D ......... L o in 31, 32, 33, 34. 35, 3G and 37 B lock D L o t 88 Block D ____I j j t s 39 to 47 Block D HH o f Lot 48 Block D S '4 o f L o t 50 and alt lidt 53 Block D H 14 o f Lot 51 nnd all L o t 53 B lock D ...... B*'lf 343 f t H 4 deu E of N E Cor o f Lot 55 B u n H 4 .den E ttdl ft H B5»4 dear W 341 f t N 4 dc|f W 344. f t H 8214 dejf W C32.94 ft N 4 d e g W 3<3 ft E 975 ft to C. W . GoodrU'h L o f N E tArtbeXttr f t 1 33 D . 'I l . M I T U l l E I . 'k H U R Y B Y O P T n K . . . . L E V Y ..G R A N T ~A f l a t Hook Nk. 1 1 U V» S l e . t . « i e - r . « k t y iteeore, L o ts 6, 7 and 8 m o c k r* R B b w ter J » " l ° A A lO lliP A .JT*,. O, C B ryant i^jt s B lock b ..... .. £ EL T e r r y Bot 28 Blo ck n ,.^,---U n k n ow n ___ Uota 37 and 13 H lo ckll f t A. Wllaun I.ot 28 B lo c k B ______ O C. Hrj nnt A ll 'lln lo tte d part B nnd W of Brick Hoad B lo ck It ....... Lot B (L e a s (lllea, O verntreei nad d D rew 'a H e V n ) B lo c k 1 U ............ ...... Unknown ...... Lo ta J3. -14, I t , add ' 20 B lo c k C ....... ....... Vera' P . Pollock B e * B W Cor o f L o t 3 27 Hun B to __________ N W Cor o f L o t 12 B lk C East along N line o f Lota 3, 9, 10, 11, and 12 B lock C to Lake Jeaaup N W to mouth nf Holdler Creok W ly to lie if *>*■» •* L a k e Jessup Ijind Ot L o t 9 Block D .......... U nknow n ..... . _ Lota 12, 13, 14, IS and IG Blo ck D ............. L o t 17 (Lcaa 10 A In N W C o r ) n io c k D ... 10 A In N W Cor o f Lot 17 Block D ______ Lot rs Block d Lot 49 (L eas W 100 ft o f N 130 f t ) Blo ck D Lot 20 Block L> ....... L o t 21 Block I) ..... - * IxitB 20 . 2 1 , 22 , 23 and 24 lllock I, Tleatcr fl. Hall Lota it nnd 17 Block .N . . ; Unknown .... L o t 6 B lock O . w . I*. Cnlemnii I nnd 2 Blin k P Ur, J. O. Elrod Lota 13, 14 mid 13 Block P __ .. . Unknown Loin IG. 17. 13 and III Block I* . ......... . Unknown L A K E W A V M A S i l l l ’ IO tlTN L A K E A » I M T ) H \ As Hr llnok An, 4 PiiRe 23 Srintn olr County Itrcords. Lola S nnd IS B lo c k • I, ..... ........ Unknown ___ Lot 19 B lo c k I , ........ 4. . .U n k n o w n •*..... A ll Lot 4 N o f County , | Bond .............. ti’ 50; 21 1 M. V. P a r k e r . It W. Todd _ , . Arnold J. Kntli'is B W. Todd B. L o l a I t mid 12 11b<rIt E A. Am ber* ■CM* ' U nknow n * li2 ch W 2.07 Unknown ■Ip. bog. ...— . _ ............. ............ ... .'t lin k nown „ Unknown r y i E H O N An ttrrorrtril In Pint H o o k Nk. 1 F a g k IHJ.Semalnle J A M ^ A a n e 'c o r i f f i t / h P la t Il.rtik Nk.‘ 3 PlGt* NO r 1 r * ’ Hec<jr,t. Seminole U*» o n l y ’ Iteei/Wfe. t W P. Coleman . 3I\5J SeJi'W•• Neml- u n k n o w n ___ — U n k n o w n _i.. *•* —i..„: M. « . Bacon . K la w v r th Trust" t o 3 40 N w \ o fN w *i4 "::::::. E t A o f W S A o f N 103.71 ft o f 8 W U o f HW ft ---- ------ --E l A of. W 4 A o f N 303.71 f t o f B W ft o f B W ft (Lean L o t CO x 100 f t aotd to Latvia B u r n e y » S 104.3 f t o f W «SB.I f t o f S W ' f t ......... . ' E !i or HE *4 find o f HE ft .( I. A« ft1NF. 50 Yil . . ____ B i - t ' 6.3 3 cli H o f 00 4* to t'Cff V........ — r. 7.Z1 ‘ tw-4«k. C. M. W h it e . f l u t e Dank of "o'; - s - p : U\ W bodru rt; £ 30* O t t e r V K o ilr. Hen It y Carp. v * • ' J. i 20 7*0 10 Unknown — —-V « ' s •; » y —• — ■' f ^ --------- - — ; ------— Unknown p n » < * f » « : n u t)y , p ' U . > f brs* :t*j 17 : . 4 W' Hl, * fCtflRTBoVd On �SANFORD HERALD. SANTO! pcrlptlun Owner Description o f Laud w a a SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 -i. hi a b s 0 3 (Continued From i\ FLORIDA, • v . * • Owner ft c 6 ■< (• t ' -"a * Description of Land • ' ! 23 m , -• ' • 1 * * b *jj '* «• •* N - « f 8 W Cor * f BE » o t O f f u ’ f Hun K sn u 7. k " j| 03 a 0 A3 0 a m h e 1 H Description O f Land Unknown jo • l * 7 Hr ft 8 I f d e * fri 'ft K ( » ft ( »f.BE * 11 at !9 I* B. JCanler ................ 3.95 to E. C. Oatctirl ____ __ ____ St.67 ”•* ^ 11 31 29 10 Unknown .......................... 7.26 S P R IN G S A C C O R D IN G TO P L A T S T H E R E O F ItECOnUBII n iK P U B L IC R K C o n n s o f . s h m i n o l p , c o u n t v F l o r i d a . - i „ k B Tract • Joseph,It. Ken n ey ......... 1.12 E i i i. c Tract I Joseph It. Kenney ....... 1.12 Block B T r a c t • __ _ — — Joseph It. Kenney ....... 1.(2 Block C T r a c t H ___ — Calvin O. Black Inc....... 1.42 ’« o c k K T r a c t B10C ....... Joseph It. Kenney ________________________________ 142 Tend X B lock rict 11 - s r i - ~ Unknown ....... .............. 2.U R f * , , 1' B" K” ‘ •g . .. IC tw w v _ . c.lvln o. Illick Calvin O. ------- II.II S.M Black Unknown ............ Unknown .. ........ Unknown . Jy>»cpli R. ......... Kennry Unknown ................ Joseph L o t ii"o ” ... t . A K K V I E W AS Reworded la Plat Joseph It. Kenney ........ Unknown ...............a. '..... fSck 11 T r a c t 2.71 1.42 J 3 *ttlrd »rC B IS C k :ilt. ...... 1.42 gON'TB C O M M E R C IA L C E N T E R Aa lierorded 4 * P la t Rook ...Na. • ft Seailaala C v a a ly Hresrde [ to 30 Block A Bay A. Trovllllun ........... 228.30 to 22 (L e s s W ft of Lota 1 to J XV 6.6 f t o f II and Lota 11 1) B lo c k 'll . . . . . Ray T rovllllou ............. .. 21.90 OP T H E SU B D IV ISIO N o f l a n d b e i .o n c i n d to altaK L A N D H O T E L A N D N A V IG A T IO N CO. Aa Heearded la Plat l a I P a ( c a a, I I and 13 Semlnale Caaaly lieraeda. .......... H4 17I. U 9 , 30j. : j :. .................. I . VV. Reed . IB nnd 407 ....... Iloy A. Trovllllun 17 ........................ A. L C a r t e r ............ , of Lot D L y in g :h of L o t 384 .... Unknown ....... ... IN BO.. A a Recorded In Plat Hook No 3 P ares * 3 4 HS Nrmlnhlr CHaaty Records. Unknown ............ Block I Unknuwn Block 1 Unknown ...... _ Block 1 Unknown .............. I Block 1 Unknown — Block 2 Unknown ............. t Block 2 Unknown V— ... I Block 2 Unknown 1 Block 2 Unknown .............. t Block 2 Unknown .............. Block 3 Unknown ..... ....... 1 Block 3 Unknown 2 Block 3 Unknown ............. i Block 4 Unknown ..... Block 6 », J. d, O ft ", t. 6, 7. I 11 Ulouk 6 I. 6. 8. 7 a Unk uown tk 8 ........ Unknown niock f ._ Unknown I Block 6 ... Unknown 7 Block 9 UnknownI Block 9 .. I. *. a il. l, 4. a, 6, w C. 7. Unknown I It UlQCK 13 Unknown I Block 12 ......... link nown tl Block :o .... I’ hknown I Block 26 ........... Unknown It Block 22 Unknown II and 28 Bluck22 Unknown II Block 24 ....... Unknown It Block 24 ....... Unknown It Block 24 ____ Unknown 11 Block 25 ....... Unknown 17 Block 25 . ... Unk nown I Illock 24 ........... Unknown II Illock 26 Unknown I Block 27 ........... Unknon n II Block 27 ----It. 17. 18 and 18 Unknow n Unknown 11 Block 27 Unknown II Illock 17 Unknown ! Block 28 V nknown 17 Block 28 Unknown 11 Block 28 Unknown I! Block 29 Unknown II Block 29 Unknown li Block 29 unknow n 17 Illock 29 Unknown l» Block 29 Unknown 71 Block 29 Unknown 17 Block 30 Unknown II Block 31 Unknown I Block 36 ... Unknown I Illock 38 .. Unknown ! Block 31 ... Unknown II Block 38 Unknown I Block 43 ... Unknown It Block 43 Unknown I Block 41 .. Unknown II Block 44 Unknown II Block 44 ............. ..— ..... .. • ? *f-}J L 1J Book No. I P a c o I I Semlaalc C o a a l r U »-l B l a e k O —r. , ' I. 2. 3, 1 !l *U • S| so u io r r i.V fl R ija n iv in o N a 4* Seminal* Na. I IB e cards. Unknown .. .................. Unknown . ----- --- Maitland Lumber Co...... Maitland Lumber Co. .. Unknown ....................— Unknown ...................... 3.73 19.61 18.87 J-01 3.0a 0.08 Wllrorr Stewart ................ 4.88 Ben rtakowsky ........... 3.0, Unknown ____ 60.10 'Unknown .......~....... ..... l.ta Utaknown ..............—...........1.70 A a Recorded la Plat Beak Na. 4 P a «e ________ 8 Semlaale Caaaly Recarda. ■6.86tsetr 11.13 70 47 . W. Hosflcld ........... -. 40.23 .- - ____ „ .................. ."k n o w n ............... . . - . . * 3 3 Uuknowii Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown lads I. 2. f, 6. 7. 8. 9 and 10 Block (j VV U o f HB 4 M-esE 4 o f BF, 4 o f N '-j and B H o f NK >1 o f H 41 and HW 4 o f HE 4 ...... N 4 o f HW 4 of N W Be* 30 ft VV o f NB fo r of NW 4 of NW 4 Run B 60 ft K 102 s fl N 83 deg IT niln VV to pt H o f beg N to beg ..... ... N H o f N W 4 U-cJ* arl E o r Lnkn nnd o f C reek) Beg 82 4 J J E of.NVV Cor o f r f 4 o f N W 4 o f HW 4 of N W 8 Lo Is U to 12 and 21 lo 24 tilofik t i ........... I.ots -i to 21 R ock I I la>tn I to 2 4 Block 13 Letts 1 { • 24 R ock (8 Lots 1 to 21 B ock IT tails I to 24 tl otak I I Iails 1 to 2 t jl ock is Lots I to 21 II ock 2d Lots 1 to 24 Blo«k 21 loits 1 to 24 Block 22 t/ota I to 24 Bldck 2.1 tails I lo 24 Block t l tails 1 to 21 Illock 25 tails I to 21 Block 28 tads I to 31 Block 27 Lots 1 to 24 Block 28 Loin I to 1 C Block 29 Lots I to 24 Block 3i> I.ots I to 21 Block 31 (ads I to 21 Illock 32 H 14 rd or r; I t 7 yd of HE 4 o f HW 4 W U o f N B •» o f N K H 4 o f B vi o f HW 4 ■H HE 4 ................ All VV 4 o f HU 4 HW o f Ity (L ess I’ arl between R y and Day Murr ..... Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown ............... Unknown ................. Unknown ............... I Bock 16 a......... I Block 86 . Block 13 '.____ I* Ulock 38 . H Block > 8 ___ * ;nd H 36 f t o f ................. ................. ................. ....... —.... ................. Homes Co ......... .... Unknown I. I. 6 and 8 •U K ............... .... 1 A. J. M c C u l t e y ----- ------ANDERSON'S A D D IT IO N TO O V IK D O Aa RreardWI U P la t No. 1 Paaa AS Seasloale Caaaly Record*. .... ...'— ;.— A. J. McCullay i-----------CUSH 1NOS A D D IT IO N T O O VIH D O Aa Heearded l a P l a t No. 1 P u t 44 Srmlaola C o a a lr R eeaedo and B I I ft o ’ **' K. W. t ^ w t o n -------- 2 .................... .f ’ mil R S of Lot 6 B. B Jonra . ......— ......... of Lot 5 ....... * Unknown — ... .... II. 12. 13 and I t Nannie A- W illia m s ----------16 and 18 ....... Unknown — >. SM ITH 'S A D D IT IO N TO O V IK D O Aa Recorded la H a t Bat 1 P a « o 43 Seaalaale Coaaty Recede. ft o f Lot 9 ...... M. D. Polstou ...... — I and S ft of 12 ...... .H ............. Unknown ...... . . . . . . . . in ......................... Unknown .............. .. 0 .................... ... Joe K. D ro w n --------....... ON'S A D D IT IO N TO O V IE D O As rereaded . la Pla t Beech Paae u Seatlaola..Coaaty Records. v, »io c k 3.“ : ; r r Laltlm er ___ Anderson Collins Laltlmtr 8.88 18.74 18.71 18.74 86.65 P la l 66.66 P la l Lot 20 ____ ___ _ Lots 13. 15. 47. 49, 51 S3. 63, 07, 69 and 71 U l )l E 4 or H 3-1 of NE s ul HW 4 ........ NW7 U o f N B 4 ....... Beg N W Oor ....... ItUll B 158 ft H 1184 H f l VV- >61 ft N to beg ................. N K 4 of NB 4 ™ .... HW 4 of N K 4 ( Less Bug N W Cor o f BVV 4 o f N B 4 ........... Itoii II 868.5.ft M IIS ft W 182.1 rt H f i t ft VV 179.3 f t N 710 ft VV to beg and U « i beg 681.8 ft B o f N W Uur of BVV 4 o f N 7, -4 Run H 235 ft VV l lt .2 ft H 616 ft It I f f ft H 670 ft B 665.7 f l N 20 eh VV lo beg) Bug HW Cor ot N 4 o f HB 4 o f N W 4 Run H 41 ft K 171 McCall tL McCall — A. J. McChlley Unknown t lia u v n s i — ....___ art N o f A. C. L. ;y and Less W l i t • » d o f 8 i f f y d ) and ft 3.18 oh o t K 8.811 ch o f » K 4 o f HB 4 Dag 8K Cor ot N W 4 Jl Block H aha • rk I I ___ ______ --------C. XV. Campbell ------------- 114 9 3 ___ 1 " «w » * ■ « - . » . - . _ .'_i R se a rtH la Plat Baak Na. ck 81 ........ ^ r a M IV Seminole Caaaly Recarda. * A D D IT IO N TO Catharine naford -------- 19. Hun W ^ 8 yd N 1T8 yd B 65 yd B 178 yd Bag 8 W Cor o f N W 4 . — .H Altamonte Homes Co. „ Altam on te Homes Co. _ A lta m on te Homes Co. .. Eugene Orr ........ — _ A L F A M U N T E Aa B ra a rd r* la r u t Baak Na. • * « • W dem laale t'aagty Records. ....■ :v -V .. 4- . . . ---------- ------- — JJkfan* o r r ------------- ) 4, | Haigl* 180 y d K 78 t i k 3.4 eh W 8 34 d e g N 76 d e g 9 \9 P I 168 yd N i i yd N a 10.46 eti W 6 ? l ch W T.l oh -*»-*— **. U W est — Southern Land Bales Carp. — UcCullsy ifuJ" 1^ thlT 'ch' N 13. ! i t i 11 ‘in<1 ** J * l* T r 4 B O I T I*M 4T i j . 1 J L T A M O l T E79 As Unknown a R 31. If. A L T A M O N T E Aa R «aardrd la P U l Beak f gemlaolr Ctsaaly Racards. Mamie Gooden .......... 19. ' * -* -. LV. *«< ! M Alexander Mrs. Josephine V. Unm et! — * -r Unknown Unknown .......... . • r* “ <iv la do Fruit Unknown ..... A. J. MtCuUey 60 Unknown 39. . W. A.* W rig h t . nrdrd la ria|,Jtask Na. ■ P a g e M t aawty llrrwada. Unknown .... ..... Dave H oward Mary llrown ..... *.. U corgla f r o m only IS. G. Hancock . ... Unknown ............. Unknown ...... Unknown ...... Unknown ........... ■I la Plat Mask Na. 3 P a r a IB Net waty R e t a r d . , C. 1. W i s t ... U. Block I I ____ 1 It. II. K in g ........ 7.33 TV. (1, Hphsler . . . 8.*3 G eorge A.-* Greenwood 1.13 rded la P la l Bash Na. 3 Page M t'oawly Reeords. — Altam on te Homes Co. 2* Block ■« ___ P/‘ U. Jonra Unknown Unknown Nrmlwalr LkW- mu* u 2 4 Block n,loc.k 36 1 1 ----1* Hub) J. I*. W illia m s TS Aa Itarorded la P la l Rais. Bemtaolr C a a a ly Recarda. il ; i 30 32 Unknown 2|.I0 If 21 30 40 Uliklinwn 30.08 8 n ilU K F .H A O n CO'S A U D IT IO N t o BLACK la Plat l>a*k Na* 1 r a g e 81 Semalele . Caaaty Be cards. LV I. Ileed 18.74 Unknuwn , . ._ 18.74 11. J. lle lte r 120 Esther Chapman H. It. W a ln w r l* h t OK O V IM lio Aa nrearded la Ktal B aak ISO. i 44 SesalaaleCaaary lleearda. I). J. W ullsclilerer •4 Carrie ... H. It. W a l n w r l « h t L. It. Humphray .. Thelma H Wilson Carrla Collins Dr. tl- L LIN 'S P L A N VV J. fill lieu 11 Unknown w m i# Frank Itnrno Unknuwn J. U Joucr .. Unknown W so ft o f tho Uhurcli 1 .at ...... .. ..... . . . . . Ia<l 4 Illock A—tfrsrat: Lots <1, 4 anil 3 Illock Unknown Unknown U0Known Unknown 1 'nknowit Unknown Unknown Unknown bnkpowh Unknown Unknow n link now n Unknown llnknon n Unknown Unknown Unknow n H. Jl. Entiled W illia m A. J a n e t .... Mable C. Swope Belle C. l la u w lc t r t al V TO B L A C K H AMMOCK Aa Heearded la ilaele C o a a lr lleearda. Anton JVyre* ........ IN TO MI, l ( K H AM M O CK Aa rera»ded la 17 t.. 24 Block 5» 17 to 24 Block 6 a 2. I. 37 and 38 J. n. Lot I Illock It ...:....... J J. U. W hite ... A L K X A D R l A o n O V IE D O Aa^ Reeorded^Mw Plat Baak mini ........ Ovlgdo F r u it Co. ------- U p . f l A R K O V IE D O Aa Heearded l a F la t Bash Na. > ..»>b* 4 • I Sraalaala Caaaly Reeaeda. id t f Unknown - ........... — 3 tl ,'fl A D D IT IO N TO. O VIKD O Aa Recorded la P la t B e a t 1 P a r * 01 Semlaala C a a a ly Retards. __..... *• VV. 77. Tonne lle l r * ___ 41.29 OVIHDO Aa Heearded la P i t t Hash No 1 P a r * A* Scmlmola Coaaty Records. * J, 10 .... ' , Unknown ...— 24.66 ........ Unknown — .......... ......... 12.17. INSON'S SU BDIV IS IO N Aa nrearded la P la t Beak R k ' a r « S ta a d a e le Caaaly lleearda.* tl . Edith U. Plllans ........'... 18.22 7. 38 lluby U. Jones ............ .. 121.3*1 A iiiit T io N t o W a s h i n g t o n h i w m t s a s nrearded, * P s r * *3 Srmlaola C a a a ly Records. ---- ------------------ Unknown H *, of N W 4 and H 4 or N W 4 of NK 4 and NK 4 of NW 4 »nd Beg HK Cor o f NW 4 of N W 4 Run N 500 It VV 512 ft HVVIy to |d. I Oil ft VV o f beg E to beg..................... Beg 429 ft ft o f N W Cor o f I oil 2 Itun H 191 rt E UI0 fl N 112 ft N W to beg ........................... Beg N W Cor o f H U o f N W 4 o f HW 4 Run E 20 ch H 9 4 eh W 991 ft N I i5 ft VV 322 ft N to brg ............ ..... ........ 466 6 ft s(i In N W Cor o f HB 4 o f HW 4 That part o f l » t 4 East of Htute Ruud No. 3 (Less part In Katherine P a r k l ... B rg 221 fl K and 13 ft H o f N W Cor of N B 4 ...... — ....... . ......... Reg 91U ft N o f HW Cor nf ted 3 Illock A Run E 78 ft to Ity NW ly on Ity 114 ft B 30 ft to Ity N W on Ily to pt N of h e r H to lira ....... I.u| t (L ess purl sold to Htaudsrd Oil Uo.) Illock C .................... Lot 2 niock U .......... lads 7 to 18 (Loss part Ivin u N K _uf H\V N 4 o f HW V* o f N»5 . u . 29 B >> nf \V Vi o f B 4 o f HR 4 o f N B 4 23 H 4|u II o f VV 4 of ! HW 4 ofNB 4 28 H e r HE Opr of HW 4 o f NB 4 . ...... 2» Run N 195 -ft W 186 9 fl N 410 f t VV 183 tl H 410 ft E 330 ft H 493 ft B lo bar. O O i U K N HOD H E IG H T S Jolin Campbell •;«in ck--Ti— (. Block 71 * * «•> U Blook I t f f l o 14 Block S3 t 17 » l o c k 13 — H o f BB 4 ............ 21 SI 30 3 Unknown ....... .... nn .agsxgiilfti S. K . G I E H N SKY'S C A M P S IT E S An lleeaeded la P la t Book No. 3 P a t e I I S Seaalaale C a a a lr Itrrarda. Lot I ........ Sarah J. Pressey ............. 3.72 VV 4 o f BE 4 «>f NIC _ _ _k ^ Unknown I*. II. Boat on . V M .r w w k A : 9.8V U N o f 8. A. LRy (l.rss A- C. I . By and I Aera In N W Cor sold lo W. II. Klighrell^ tfti.ll 4I.SL / 2.60 Unknown ........ \ 10 Unknuwn F R IE S S U R V E Y OK L A K E C IIA H M Aa Heearded' l a 1 P a a e d Semi Bale ..Coaalr Records. 4 of NK 4 . K. and Dcsste B. T a y lp r ................... . tank rtyera .. ...... -rt, Orausa Naval Stores C o H H of N ‘i of NB 4 IV. Campbell IV. Campbell HE 4 of N W 4 ........ N -V » o f NB 4 4Less ft 4 A of B V jl • . and 1 Unknown slnknowti Unknown Unknown Unknuwn Altamonte Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Run N 70 yd K to H. A. L. Hy 8 W on ily 143 f t W lo VV 11 nr o f A. C. U Hy HW on same l o ben ( Less I l y ) ............... 8 4 o f W U o f HW Maitland R ea lty Co. Trust e* . > . r...... Maitland R e a lly Co. N K L of NB U A l t SB *1 o f ' N l V U Not In Frost's A d d i­ tions ..... ................. N B 4 of RVV >i ...... W t l l 23 A o f N B 4 of NW 4 (U s # K 16 At .. ___Z 7 . .... ............... IJ to 16 aud 2 a t l Block 68 U to I I and la ill Block 87 • 'll to 21 B lock 88 6 to I and 41 B> Block 7 # - . . . ..... 12 to 16 and 33 H Ulock 76 ...••• • 1 to 33 Block 71 Unplatted p a rt o f Wk 71 ........ ••"•••• I to 16 Block 72 1 to 4 and >1 » « 73 ...... — ABlock h ... {• Block 78 I dll ock 77 " »nd 17 Block 2.33 Henry' Ulenn D. II. l f o e k e r ....- .......... ratd+d la P l a r I n k I f lleearda. W, II. >llayniau Unknown Unknown ..... N Vi o f HE 4 of NB •i of NW 4 13 21 29 3 J |>. Mussel will |* 7.21 N 4 of VV VA nf HB ' 4 o f HW 4 . 13 21 29 5 Unknown ............... 7.2V F O R E S T t 'l T V Aa llrcerded la Pla I Bask Na. 3 P a r e M SratlaaD Canto y ttrearda. j Lots 9 to 18 Frank R. fo u n d s . .. . 12.01 U>L 72 David K. Barnhill ........ <8.41 Lois 177 lo t i l .... Day Mutr . 39.81 H O L L ID A Y B E A U L 1 K K SUB III V 19IU N Aa Rerardad la P l a l Mas* NO. n P a r* M Semlaale Coaaty lleeardaLot 2 0 ............... ... ’ Unit ho h n ....... . 2.41 F O R E S T L A K E SU B D IVIIO N Aa R e ta rd e d la Pla t Raak Na. 4 P a r * M Sratlaalc < *>a aty Iteraeda. Lots 1 and t Unknown ....................... 1.80 txits 6, and 12 Unknown . ........ 8 18 Lots 30. 31. 38 and 13 Unknown ................ ... lO.fS 1-ojs 19, 62 and 69 Unknown ............. . .... 12.17 Mr N E IL'S O R A N G E V I L L A Aa Her aided la P la t Raak Na. 3 P a r * M Seminole Can aty Records. l^it 2" ............... Unknown ................. 13 47 H 3.1 nf E S or Lot 26 and N W 4 nf , HE 4 o f tail 21 Unknown ....... 1167 Lot 28 tl At. Morrlsou ___ . 28 l i H I . A L T A L I T T L E A t 71IAS As tie, o rdrd l i ' . M k t 'Raak Na. 4 P a r e M Semlanle ( ' • « aty Reearra.' Lots 2 and 9 niock 11 Unknown 1.75 lad 2 Block F . Unknown ............. .. 1.12 lads I, « and 5 Illock 17 to 24 Block 38 13. H. 15, I f , 23. •• and 28 Block ( 3| The Alia monte Hyndlcat* r lo. II. 12. 29 31 and 32 Block Kk 6* » tV. B. Toon* i I • Block 48 .... > to 16 Block 4 <k 49 »■ H 4 o f l.ot 3 ail'd B * W » f f-ota 7 and I Thfct ptrt o f Lot I t Ca«aty. Lots 31 and 32 Block B .............................. Loin tl lo 41 Block It Lois 3 and 4 Illock C Lots It. 12. 26 nnd 28 Block C .................. Lots 33 « » d 31 Block C .......................... Lots I. 9. 28 and 27 Illock D ........... ... N 4 o f NB 4 end K ' f o f NB H o f N W A ?,.?■,?'*; st d rg to min R m e ft MW to li«| ........ E .4 of N B of NW 4 o f NW. U . “ f N W U o'f a . e. M ID W IP 'K lB rftn tl Aa fterorded I l_ lo 43 (Less Lots 6. 4. 7. „ 3S. 37 ami 3K) Illock A ........................ Lots 3. 8, 7 and I Clock R .................. Lots 17 and 18 Illock stt- K J ' a o f HtV- ‘ V i" " o f NVV 4 o f N W U • (Less B I Acres) ;. Lots 1. I, 3. 4. S, I , '7 and 8 Block 1 Lots 1 to 22 Block, I Lota 1 to IS Block ‘ 3 Lots I. 2. 3. I, 6, t, 7, 8 and 9 Block 4 . . . . . . Iiotn I to 22 Block 6 Lots 1 to IS Block • * I.ots l to in Block 7 1 .0 1 a I to 21 Block I Lots t to 18 Block 9 L o is I to 10 Block 10 Lot* 1 to IS Block 11 R O B E R T L. BUTTS* A P O U Plat Hash Na. 3 r a g e i Lots 13. It. 16. and R 4 of Lot 18 Block R. Kenney Joseph It! Kenney ___ ..s. Unknown Unknown h *V. l i V V M S i C. O. Harris .... S T E W A R T S SU B D IV ISIO N Semis, L o t 6 Illock A ------ ... Lot 12 Block A ......... L o t I t Block A ....... L o t IS Illock A ......... L o t 19 Block A ......... Lot 10 Block n ......... Lot I Block C .......... Harold A. Beamed JJ t i i n Robert 'D y k es .. ll*nry<Rlmmone buoy M r n e r .. Cedar Mason 16 t l 31 S C . I j W aal tConGnued *># Y *§ o l> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 16, 1928; <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/4921ffa9f643a8080d1c35b348ac6c0c.pdf 885b447c3d325c3e3e1673d64f1897e0 PDF Text Text " / f t p ' j 'V' Hi tL ..id lt;.if{ft iti i .-i'lic t i '.i .j ’ jblLshcd in Ftorlda’a Heart, _ torlfTfl Greatest VeRctnble Spot and .Richest Garden Land. , »(V W IM B IrW iU ] *J : W j ‘- 7 m k : 1 Loral thum.<r*howrrs or S aturday. I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY‘NEWSTAP)5|t ‘Member ATJHlt llureau Of Circulation^ sA N P flftp HXHU d a . PU lbA V ; J ilR lT fsT lw ^ y le a se d Wire IntcrnnUooal News ifervlc* ,U M B A 1A ,!„ W Locates FARMLEADERSN°rth*m Turns H oover Og Team ... Out To Salute President ’art Of Dirigible’s TOTAKEFIGHT On His Summer Vacation Irew Seeking Help Is *4Jj ’ iff V>* AURER^oW, \vi*.. Juno 18.—t the Immense crowd K»vc vent to Wisconsin a vociferous welcome. The guns (IN $ 1 - ( N orthern Irty Of ftunters De~ livers Ne^Vs Of Res­ cue Of 3M embers0f Italia’s Expedition ibile Group Is Adrift On Floes Iwerful Ice-Breaker weaves Russia For irctic To Give Aid :at By <Re­ turned out W cntlngly cn manse Despite Thfcfe; today fers iJUUlivmirs / u u v m \OfFnmcd m i »imvu i w to rpr*ct i. President . . . Co6li«(jr*'. publicans. ' McNary-Haucen Bill I’lan i "ho .cnml *lo *i*»‘l lhc 8Un'm*r To Invade Housldn InJuly fishing end relaxing along Hlio BEARS SET UPON LEADING STOCKS Will Strive To Get OF CURB MARKET Democratic Support Belief Is Held That Furtb"v Promise Of Rich RewnrdW ill Liquidation Is Needed TA» Be Dangled Before EycsOf Thoroughly Correct Tech­ Chiefs At TcxasConvention nical Structure Of Market o f the Tw elfth Field A rtillery o f T o Be the Wisconsin N ational ‘Guard also roared out a 21-gun salute, while jhjIIcc restrained the town folks from breaking through the lines end m aking the welcome |« Brule River. Thousands o f .th e eltlzenB ^or more intim ate. One pleasure the ^W isconsin Superior, Duluth, Ashland and other nearby towns j:.mmcd -Into people were denied. T hnt was the railway statio n am i ' ^ 'c. the cheery smile of Mrs. Coolidge. streets this m orning to give n I Tho f irjit Indy ha* been 111 for n and Colonel Jam es K. rousing welcome to the execu­ week tive, when he arrived a t nine Coupal, W hite House physician, o'clock th is m orning on a spcci.il had decided she should not he subjected to the stra in of a re ­ Boyhood Chum Of Sccrelnrv train from W ashington. vji commerce Eulogizes Hte Governor C hristianson o f Mln- ception. Accordingly only the Record In Placing Cabinet nc-sota, flanked by the leading President detrained a t Superior Member’s NamcBeforcBody residents of Superior and Duluth, and Mrs. Coolidge rode on alone were crowded in under the train to a stop about four miles trom CONVENTION HALL. KANSAS shed. F lashlights boomed incess­ the In-nutlful H enry Clay Pierce estate which will' be ht r . hm iR CITY, June 13. — —The antly ns tho advent of the Pr.esiddnt was recordcti llifAucially slid for the next three m onths. M CN A BPLA CES NAME OF HOOVER BEFORE CAUCUS G. O. P . NOMINEE New York And Pi sylvaniaDelegat Causns Solidly I hind Kansas All Opposition * . To Curtis Mi 15.— KANSAS CITY. June NEW YORK, June 15.— (IN S )— farm ors Convention Adjoi M ilitant lenders of the Confident in th eir belief th at crusade—still full of fight despite After xChoosing fu rth er liquidation was needed to th e ir defeat here— today planned Ticket I.ONDON. Juno 13.— (INS) thoroughly correct the technical to carry the fam ous McNnrystru c ttX rc ^ R e i ■ Z Z X X tM * bears [’he Swedish Professor MalHnugcn 'P i ll .tfl.JIoijston. Tlte H |)IO l .‘J *V In, nnd th e Italian navy launched a vigorous attack ngalnst_ same platform UUUJ. June! 1 • -W ttr n m Z ^M • ctmanders Zapni ami Mari- the leading nctiv6, stocks in the o v e rw R e lln in g t^ A g rte n > y y ’J x M ff'^ , (IN S)— It’s Hoover and curb m arket today. The outcome P.epuhlithn will ix? 1, the three daring members UUVMJ J | iie tb__ _ ,i„. Republican tig. The Uepubllcun Nntic e rt Hoover, tli [the Italia’s crew who set was a sharp reaction in these dangled before tho eyes of the Convention completed thqif Convention wns told l«Ht night by John L. McNah of California, ua afoot oVer the ice to seek issues and a m oderate decline in j Democrat*—'with r. prem ise th u t lection o f its .1928 ticket thio a the tank and file. the name of the S ecretary of Com­ it will be « rich prize on elec­ for their marooned comafternoon by literally w hoof _' '\ merce was placed formally before Both Hancitaly and Adolf Go-1 oover les, have been rescued by a Jlcrbrrt tion day. ing Senator Charley Curtis o the party as a candidate for p re si­ H erbert Hoover, S ecretary of Kansas into tbe vice prer Inform al con fere hits w ere held team expedition sent out Ik-| were forced down eight t*» 10 dent. . Commerco, was selected on the the ice-breaker Hobby, v.irr- points respectively under the heavy to map ou t the stra te g y for the McNah, a boyhood chum and first ballot nt Kansas City to dential nomination'. All opj In*'lead Or Riotous Tumult lifted march southw ard. All of the a r ­ Ini intalc Groun Collectsi ’ In life long friend of Hoover, de­ m essages front tho stoanr.'r .selling pressure. Which carry his p arty ’s standard in the sitlon to the veteran Kansan. I Which Usually Follows The WnshinRlon House Of Cab­ clared the S ecretary of Commerce coming v presidential election. I t cd away on th e floor whileaganza Btntcd, recording to n somewhat a fte r midday wh.-i the gum ents of economic advantage Selection o f Pnrtv Candi­ inet Member To Listen To offensive became discouraged by for the farm ers and a g reat engineer, n practical was t h e 'f ir s t tlmo since Grover political date There Is Only Quiet wns iitrnl Nows dispatch from Nomination At Convention the stubborn resistance made lit gain for the Democrats will he scientist, splendid executive, a Cleveland th at n m an has been convention was in progress, ur’s B ay - Spitsbergen today. in the end it » M merely a ratlflc carried to Houston, the farm most quarters. KANSAS CITY, June 15. (IN S) noted statesm an, a kindly neighbor, nominated on tlie firs t ballot. W ASHINGTON. Ju n e 15,— The B ragnnzn has nov* reached a bencficient American nnd tho In the afternoon, Gulf Oil lead leaders declared. lion meeting. fa r as H erbert —T h b convention got th e c a rt he world’s g re atest adm in istrato r of Irth c a st Land. A party of bunt- the tally in the oils, and num crNot all of those who stormed (IN S )—So Immediately a fte r tho sel ai-e fore tho horse. The shouting p re ­ hum an w elfare. He reviewed at brought the news : f the res- ous stocks Hint had withstood the tho Ilcpublican ram p arts with n Hoover's intiniuto friends of Curtis a* H oovers' ceded the nom ination of Hoover. length Hoover’s career during the of the three members of the selling got unuor headway. Check­ demand th a t President (.oolidgo w ncerned, lie was nom inated mate, the convention voted to U World W ar and in the cabinet of er Cab waa (strong ('throughout, and his vetd of tho McNary* ilia’s crew, the ntcam er radioed. while the list of reactionary stocss Hnugcn Bill he repudiated, will curry the 0 . (). P. Banner, not in There wan no opportunity to ex­ P residents H auling and Coolidge. joum a t 2:20. i ;« L confirm ation of the reported included Aluminum Company of be found in the councils of the Kansas C ity, b u t in n luxurious ploit th a t time-worn expression Thc powerful delegation McNah declared the “ faith nmi Bcue hnH been received from America. Columbia Urnphnphnne Democrats, n canvas revealed. sun-room , which spreads th e e n ­ “ il’n nil over hut the shouting." p ray ers" of millions of people from New York and Pcnnsylv Hobby by the radio operator By the tim e the secretary of the were* fixed u p in Hoover. " If there Bemcnt I’ond, While displaying a deep disaptire bread th • f the 17-room colonKuhhcroid, Ni'.c-s cnucusscd solidly t o r Gurtl*. the C ittn ' Hi Mil auo. General Saf-T-Tnt! Ango Chilean N itrate | p0jnt I1)cnt a t the outcome u f iul mansion wjiore the Hoovers convention jfot down ns ifar a:i j | M one quality th a t dominate* Ids tnbprtn Nobile’s base ship at a fte r 11 A. M.. and with th* and Tuhize, tho la tte r declining th eir effo rts in K ansas City Aonte have livid since com ing to W ash- j North Carolina In ra ilin g the roll lifo" said McNah "on*.* overmast Renuhlicun Nominee ProinliMW dlewcstcrn slrcn g th to which W la g 's Bay. To Unhold Platform Whlrh cring desire tlinb iiainihtcs Ids Jnrm leaders indicated th at they of the states on tho ballot, Hoover 11 points. |T hc Briignnza has aboard eight ConstilutentH Have C’hortcn naturally is heir made tho Auburn Auto and Palm Olive would i-ontinue their fig h t within inglnn. . had the m ajority sufficient to nom- rvery a rt, It i* lh<* passion to •linn Alpinists, a team <f d o g s Pete held firm. To llano Their CnmpaiRn On lection «»f lhc ‘K anstu donator It was here tlinl Hu v licnril j jiuqeud of the riotous tu- servo hist I ’jQhlry. Within his soul, the Republican P arty. second place on the ticket loox* |d a sled, medical supplies and there gipwa th a t tslrong n tiiicl The more m ilitan t— including Industrial storks wore again u n ­ tho old time, spell binders, a* I mull which usually follows the scab out us certain as anything coui CONVENTION HALL, lfA N tvislons. An attem pt will be der selling pressure a t the begin­ Willinm H iith of Missouri, c h a ir­ they nominated tho S ecretary, I lection of a national p arty standard A m et leaning)—th at Americanism kide to create a base in N o rth - ning of trading today ,amJ prices man of tho Corn Belt Committee, and tho bcom ing voices of th e lb ta r c r , th ere was nothing hut si th a t ' w Pot bo w G lfied until it' >AS CITY. June. 15.— (IN S) — be in politics. It wns a fpvr m inuics a fte r 1st L in d so th at -relief expe- reneted two to five points. Profes­ and William If. Settle, president utnte delegation chairm en h ro u ^h tjlcp p e from tho pem plring dMogntcs achiovCpUt) uUInjaU* apn—the ud- .'■irhcrt ip mesa go to^ o’clock when Scnatoi Mose.v- P tions may be sent from there sionals attacked the speculative of the Indiana Farm F ederation— •canceThe1 lft*"or cf» the tho flfTor. over the radio uh thoy dlay »v'To 1L Moses, m nnent chairm an, banged his KV1 — S _ cn u trr Gflrtpgc . search, tq r General Nobile anil leaders on the theory thnt bar- declared th a t the Democrats the cne-tim e nrphnn hoy from The secretary droned away tho U nited S lates." r vliairmuti c.f the Republican Con­ nnd ordered (ho delegates to b rr i |s companions who ere adrift 1 gain hunting hud been completed would not only accept the farm It was p'.iin tu ftlu* convention (own in n position to achieve his lending of the roll and the Hoover vent inn pledged h in n elf to "give up th eir conferences on the (floor an Ice floe somewhere north I nnd. . that . . offerings rr_•__ uliwl-u from th at McNah sought *to im press nlnnk hut would heal Hoover with grontest nmbition. m ajority piled up by leaps and of slocks tin* best within me to advance" the nnd hunt th eir seats. He had som 'S p itsb erg en . new- buyers would increase. T hree doors uw-ay down the hounds. Still no dem onstration. Tie* Hoover’s Americanism upon tin* moral and m ateriul welfare of -all diffici/lty getting ohedienco for U O thers expressed doubt th at di legates. The Californian deelareil ) The R ussians and some of the Sht-.ily afte r ihe noon period a hill Is the resident where Wood­ ballot was completed. A luiza of uur people, and to uphold,tho tr a ­ [her relief parties plan to es- wave of buying in the oil nnd mo­ Governor Al Smith of New ^ o rk . row died and where Mrs. Wilson listless conversation on the floor Hoover ill scended f.-oni “ seven ditions nnd platform of the Re­ caucuses und passing to and with messuges was still on. lldish bases at or n ear Foyrnc tor utncl-.K nussed over the m urket, if the Democratic nominee, would now makes her home when in b u t still no o u tburst from the dele­ generations of American nnces- publican P arty ." A fter hanging vigorously try ," arni added thut “ Ids eareet |lnnd which front p re sin t indi- and pri« is raPind m cdernlrly. The favor the hill either c* an econ­ W e-hington. gates. Tho tex t of the m essage L» the litirns. is the nearest land to Slnrdiird Oils ii-ccWed the best at- omic or political aid. Belief waa The best n iiiih grilliernl on tlv is a living example **f the heigh s coiiventiin fallows: ’ I have your scvcrnl m inutes, Muses him* The Hoover home Is decorated expressed th a t he would see ’n in curly American style surround­ plutform added the llnuvei figures to uldcli pun- Americanism, hy telegram and I sincerely appre­ went into a 'h u d d le , on tho p la t­ Nobile party. tcr'.ion in the indnst.ial h [ L ate st radio advicch from oper- ing of the Standards of New to ri, it a blow a t the consuming m asses ed by great trees which were ro-ndded them and then added them sustained effo rt and dtvoli m. may ciate the confidence which the form with Senators B orah * party has shown in me and the Smoot, who were the mainapr |e r Bi«gi indicated th at the par- umi New Jersey being pa Mculnrly of the E ast wlu> buy th e 'fa rm e rs left when the fo rests were cut again. Thru* differ lit totals re reach." of the C urtis wing. They cottfsi MeN’nli also sought to silence away. The reception hall, of suited. Finally Senutnr Smoot ol could not move from its pres- brisk. Atlantic Refining :«l>l at " products. honor bestowed upon me. It la u for n few m inutes, then broke ui “ We are going to Houston nnd criticism of Hoover among the U tah, chaiim ini of the Senate Finew high around I2H and Mmland high ceilings, is panelled in colon­ |it isolated ram p owing to incompliment when you say th at 1 if the Dem ocrats adopt the fnrm ial cr< am. and hung with colonial nanco Committee, which denis ir. farm icprcsontntivcs. lie deelux-d huvu curned the right to the p resi­ smiling. “ It’s all over,’* said Bo* jries. of seme of tho members Oil was stinng above 37. plank they’ll get our votes, dc- lan tern chandeliers. figuii-s of billion:., leaned over the "it would require the g ratitu d e of dential nomination. No man ran as lie cume down from the pint* kid tho softened condition of the form. At 12:07, Senator DenWi c lu m L S e ttle . “ When the two con­ [e. R ecurrent sunshine through Weather Continues T here is nn oil plaque of press section umi wli’sp.-red " it s a generation of farm producers to | establish such nn obligation upon said he believed Ihlnols would | repay H erbert Hoover for Ids cf ventions nre over there will he p. the 817 for Hoover.’’ |fta of fog have softened the j any part of the Amernican people. George W ashington against m eeting, probably in Dcs panel background over tnnliogaA few m inutes lute;- the secre­ forts to save the w hile industry | "My Country owes me no debt. fetidly for Curtis, despite report To Delay Ocean Hops big irfncp of the floe into slush thut the Illinois delegations would (Continued on page three.) Moines, to decide the whole queaIlilch is m aking living conditions It gave me, us it gives every boy give its vote* to Dawes, a t least on ny tuble, upon which rests un tary announced the official voto an 837 for tho cabinet nominee. Smoot tion.” ‘ ST. JOHNS, N. F.. June 15.— old copper coffee u rn predating and girl, a chance. It gave me the firs t ballot. Tho Illinois conI most intclerahle. F. W. Murphy oi* Wheaton, was last seen udding up the Jigschooling, independence of nction, ferencea w ire still in p rogress Lai hurt 0*.* A merienn settlem ent. So so ft is tho surface of the (IK S )_Mi s Amelia (Continued on page three.) ^ both urcs again. opportunity for service ami honor. then, despite tho vigorous gavel Tho hardwood floor is partially and Miss Mabel Roll were fe pack th u t m ay he diffM ilt from The Hoover dem onstration runic In no other lond could a hoy from carpeted In a dull p a tte rn , form ­ move dog sleds over it. The euger to stall for Europe work of tho chnlrm sn. when John L. McNnbb of C alifor­ Trc* a country village w ithout Inheri­ ing n base for an oil painted th eir respective bases et fain aim of the rescuers now is The band helped tho confusion. nia, mounted the rostrum to place passcy and Hurhor Grace toda-/, Flem ish "H ighboy,” facing the tance o r Influential friends, look get planes over the stranded In vain did Mows wig-wag for ] the secretary in nomination. Mpforw ard with such undountod door from the rear. To the left tplorcrs so th a t food, medical but w eather conditions were not to stop, i t w as the lu s t day of * ' Nulili shattered all precedents for in a library w ith bookcases lin­ ipplics, boots and collapsible yet entirely favorable. LONDON. June 15.— (IN S )— H hope. Mis* Farluiit is still undecided “ My whole lifo has taught me convention and th e bandm"" ing two walls and a n . antique nom inating upoeehes • by niriitlon was reported in |o ats m ay be loworcd on p a ra ­ ecclesiastical (Cniitinueii oil page three.) as to her destination. When the (Continued on page ■*.) w hat America menus, I am in­ wanted to do his stu ff. “ AH s ite s if the nviatem them selves circle’s today thut the Archbishop g ates will take th e ir ieat* /* b a v _________ _ ______ l fuel load of the tri-m otured mon­ kmnot make a landing. i.f C anterbury will resign uh a re ­ debted to my country beyond uny ed Most* through th* “ mlk*s N EW YORK, June 15.—Tex oplane was lightened, she an ­ human power to repay. It confer­ sult of the action of tho House of rero u ted it a t reg u lar momenta* nounced she end her two com­ Rickard s schedule of prices lo r Commons in rejecting the proposed red on me the mission to admin* | Intervals. I.ENINGRAD. June 15.— (IN S) panions. Wiliner Stultz and Lou the Tunney-Heeney fight next ister America’s response to the a p 1 revision of the hook of common -The powerful Ice breaker Krus- Gordon, would fly to the Azores month will be sam e as he charged | T here was a con stan t stream of prayer of tin- Church of England peal of afflicted nations during the j people, Im portant and otherw ia) |in, which is capable of ru ttin g L ast nighS. however, she war. It lias called nu* Into two This was the second tim e within trough ico flors of 15 feet she would make n definite un in Chicago la st Fall hut tho net p w iden!*. By clim bing tho steps to the ch air­ six months thut the House of Com­ cabinets oftwd tilck sailed toiiay to join the nouncement just before the s ai to him will he 10 per cent ’*c*h, the m an's ro strum , nnd still fu rth e r these rxjierienccs 1 haVc observed D istribution »r h alf-year a u to ­ mons voted down a resolution .o the burden and responsibilities uf in terfe rrin g w ith his effo rts to got |om bined sea and air fleet th a t „„ to whether she would fly to difference between ,10 mul 20 per The Sanford A tlnntic National legalize the revised p ray er book cent in sta te uiid federal tuxes. try in g to rescue the Nobile ex- the Azores or to Ireland. the convention under way. A lot at . Bank hns been grunted fuil tru rl mobile license tags began today, it The " a n tis " had a m ajority of 40 the greatest office in the world. In Chicago he paid 10 per cent Boutillicr ledition. It cnrrles a Junkers pcoptu seemed to “have tho hon “Thut office touches thu happi­ C aptains Oliver Lc each to the commonwealth of Illi­ powers hy the F o d c y l Reserve was announced by the local license votes’ in last night's hulluting. Ilene equipped with pontoons. of seconding William E. Bor* and A rthur Argles pilot and nois und Uncle 8am . Anv seat for ness of every home. It deals with bureau. A ffidavits m ust he furuD isestablishm ent of tho C h u n h Board a t W ashington, D. C.. ac­ The Ico breaker Maligin. which navigator respectively of Ml** the peace of nations. No man could C u rtis nom inating sr«*cheft A rchangel earlier In the Boll’s trans* Atlantic- monoplane which he charges more than $5 fo r cording to an announcem ent to ­ jtted with applications fo r license of England, or a sepurnbion of the think of it except in term s of Flnully, m ost of them sat,M leek , has sailed from Alcxun- Columblu, stated tliat they would the Tunney-Heeney bout al tft. day by Linton E. Allen, president. fo r ull second-hand care, hut no union which bus existed between solemn ronscerntion. and then ro*e again Inn J nffiduvil is required for new cara tho church and state since the irovsk and e« poets to reach hop off us soon as the weather Yankee Stadium will carry a state "You asked me for a m essage. A to hear the invocation pr o f t By the uctiun of the Federul Re­ tax of five per cent und u federal reign o j King Henry V III, is like­ On or a fte r June 15. I’oyne Island on Sunday. . now era ami new forces hava come by Bishop E. L. Waldord, i jidrmlttqd- , ' charge of 26 per cent. Tex doesn’t servo Board, tho local Institution i« In a letter to tho locul bureau, ly within the next few m onths. Metli odist Epirropal Chun believe tho governm ent tux is fa ir empowered tq uct as tru stee, exe­ W. F. Allen, sta te m otor vehicle Thoso favoring the new pruyer into the economic life and our set­ Kansas City. He prayed "tho ting among the nations of the is going to give it a battle In cutor, ad m in istrato r and to exer­ commissioner said: hook contended It would end thu ’hree Dance Couples Five Rivers Threaten and tngn of God fo r the man who tho court* but in the meanwhile cise all o th er powers of u tru s t schisms within tho church. The world. These forcos demand of us been given the g re a t place’ by t “On, and a fte r Juno 15 applica­ Arkansas Districts runstunt study and effo rt if pros­ Set World’s Record he will charge fla t pricos to in­ com pany, it w as stated. tions for sentl-annual license tag s proposed iillianeo of the Church of convention last, night. He also a In connection with the utinounce- m ay bo accepted a l half tho reg u ­ E ngland a if dtho Catholic Church perity. peace and contentm ent ed for dtvino protection for tho < clude all taxes. MEM PHIS, Tenn., Juno hhall he m aintained. Ringsido seats will he $10 hut n unt. Mr. Allen said: NEW KENSINGTON. P «la r rare. Applications fo r tag s to also played an im portant p a rt in homeward "T his convention, like those • gates on their •T h is gives Sanford un added be used upon new cars purchased the situation. the net i to Rickard will bo only • June 15. — (IN S )—Three couple* (IN S )— Raging w aters of nays. which have preceded it, fo r two Tho action of tho llouso of Com­ $30.40. Rickard has not decided banking facility under the super­ on or a fte r June 15 will not bo re ­ Chairm an Moses then pt koday claimed tho world’s warn- rivers today had swept ju»t w hat th*. ta riff will be on tho vision of the Federal Reserve^ quired to furnish affid av it certify mons definitely killed th* m easure generations, has affirm ed the message from hon d*nce cham pionship with « half u million acres of ....« **• principles of our P» rty and defined ■ < > Jg j ' " ‘actio*) Board and the United S ta tes govand tates ‘ “ “ " f .* =* r wiiich th r Anglo-Catholic / uctl cheapest seats bu t it will be less ark of 262 hours and 18 « h iu te s A rkansas and Missourii ,U 8^ ‘th a n $5 *0. th a t i t m ay cscapc,the -to J u n e 16. but such .ffW nYit-m usf heaviest l*x. He figuurs h ii-j)* t o g p iie -$ h a t a co n tast here which ended-T5n 0f W : U v e r ^ . a n -B p p ttn rth m r-ftT r tirtlan-rTf--“ freedom - in— -spiritual o n the Platform. - ’ Hoover telegraphed to 500 . fam ilies to .abandon • 1h‘ ' r return*, from other grades o f a c a t r at 11:05 o’clock U st nighL The new. S aenii-annunl m i T n u a t llcenw license ta g s. tb IP be he used m atters.’’ Rejoctlon of the n* v reply to tbe telegram of last A t a la te r data I shall discuss homes in the valleys of the W hile, ntent su p erv is^ n , adm inister th eir p ra y er book, It was claimed, would as ifollowa: ' ■record exoccda by moro than two upon second hand cars. All m otor notifying him of his nom i~ it fully but in the m eantim e I may and Black Rivers. cause many menubars o f the Church $10 aaaU, $7; $16 seats, 910.50; will* ra th e r thdrt an Individual.’’ Ihoura th e m ark made In Chicago. Cache vehicles in use p rio r to Ju n e 16 W hin Moses road In th* * THe St. Francis and A rkansas $20 ie*t*. $14; $25 scat*, $17.50; of England to tw itch th eir alleg­ well say th a t under tho principles, "I stan d upon the p la t' One of the w inning couples, m ust pa tho annual fee. tho victory will assure national de­ Rivers are swollen and breaks Roman Catholic iH erm an Root and Agnes Shaeffer, $30,seat*. M lGrocery Store Cash "A ffidavit:, furnished by owners iance to the fence, m aintain eoonomy in the ad­ convention applauded si the levees a t several pm nti Church. lof ittoburgh, as «■"••*" m arried by i in (Continued on page pi P riiia o u rg n , w wa» •“ i i „(i Crosa is of second hand cars m ust bo sign­ m inistration of the government, • R egister Is Rifled ed by the owner and two other a justiee of p«*ce la s t night a t the ,.re feared. Btranded fam - School Election Is protect American workmen and S IIIl’S COLLIDE GERM ANS E l. 160th hour of the dance. The ‘ j-^ n c W eber. 50, citizens. The alfid av lts farm ers and business men alike Being Staged Today Local police w e re 'tq d o y . search­ responsible tendanU a t th e wedfiing were the Hies. The dead. F. C. * Augustn. ------, . m ust set forth the facts concern­ KEYVVEST F la Juno 15. from co m p etitio n ,.arisin g out of in g fo r thieves, who last night en ­ in g the place of storage, the date lother contesting couples, Anna farm er, drowned near (Continued on page th ree.) BERLIN, Juno T axpayers of the several county tered . th e Stokes grocery store on th e car was p lace o tn storage, the — (IN S —The S. S. W est T o ttan t lM aroin and .A ndrew Grussey, of Ark. In lb . W hiU Blvcr l > y 4 W est 14, Popular Bluff. M0-» precincts today were balloting on Chancellordesignate limped into p ort here today le a k ­ Homstead, and Dolorea Stoller and drowned in the SL Francis River. F irs t S treet and rifled the cash date It was removed from storage, ing badly fpllowinu a collision CHANG ST IL L LIVES M ueller today offered th eir choice fo r school trustees for Edw ard Garlifio. and the reasonT br the nonuse d u r­ th« ensuing* term . Voting was reg ister of several dollars in tm all ing the period covered by th e a ffi­ last,r.ig h t o ff Kabecca Shaals with Stresem ann the po*t LONDON, Jun* 15.— (IN S )— BELGIUM LIKES HOOVER slow th is m orning but s fair sized change. The robbers gained e n ­ the frelg h tn er C harles S- Howard. BLACKMBR INDICTED secretary in the new davit." The Howard continued h^r way to D ctp itt report* uf the death of Dr. Stresem ann deferred poll w as expected before the har­ trance to the sto re by ru ttin g a BRUSSEUS. June 16.— (W S )— screen over the transom of a re a r Providence, R. I. A re p o rt of the Chang T so-U n, M anchurian w ar his answer. Paul DENVER, Ju n e 15 .—(IN S )— lot boxes are dosed tonight QUAKE SH A K E8 MANILA accident waa made known by Capt. lord, a dispatch rrem Tlantoin pu b ­ has been elected .. , T rustees w e to be elected in door. Henry M. Blockmer, Denver on ^ i t l X ' i o T t h e 1 presidential lished-in tbe Daily Mall today in­ T racks discovered th is morning man and m issing every precinct except Lake Monroe -(IN S ) MoGladdry. of the W a it ToUont. dicated th a t Chang is atlll vary new Reichstag, I witness w as indfcUd, by a and Paolo. The polls o f the two in rc* r of the building arg believed candidate f o r , vice f’j’lV j m a d e ^ p u W l c . ^Ths*1West I much alive and ra th e r nettled th a t I grand Ju ry here today on charges Sanford prfclncts aro located ifa to have been miid* by bare f e e t,! — Eighty earth was defeated. [ . | «f concealm ent qf income.- xne M g' 1 y I T o ttan t was New O rleans boqnd-1 should be regarded a . de*L the court house and the W claka t ' t Z special on*, U said ro boys com m itted Vio th eft. building. . , ,tig n ted his income In w artim e. . . >r-— ra ta 1010 to 1023. fl SHOUTING IN CAPITAL HOME FOLLOWS NAMING OF HERB HOOVER hoover ' s HOOVER MESSAGE PLEDGES TO BACK PARTY TRADITION ( .- British I k c l e s i a s t Will R e s i g n O v e r Prayer B o o k R o w Rickard Announces Prices For Coming Tunney-Heeney Go Full Trust P o w e r s Motor License Tag Granted ToSanford Prices Reduced By Bank By U. S.Board Half In New Order ns S S h srsE p s >• it �Phonographs Cabinet Models •Self - Service 1-3 OFF -Three For jjj-J , 0 0 T his Pre-Inventory Sale ifc store-wide In its many articles not listed here for lack of spi eluded at reduced price*. Pale begins Friday morning at 9 o’clock and lasts f« three days only— the w ise shopper will he on time it tnke advantage o f m erchandise that is bound to h snnpped up by eager purchasers. The InrelicNt collection of IIRAND j- NEW Sum m er IlfcatteA th at have shown re ­ cently a t an y th in g like the low price they are offered at 'id this I're-lnventory Sale. The rollertlnn includes H at Crepes in light -hudes. w ashable silks in 1'astel Colors. prlrttH in rlotoUs effects, flowered chiffons nrid polka dots on light grounds. Also pnstel (ieu rg rttea, Navy ficOrgettes ..attd crepes. *' • " ‘ . * '' ' '\ ' > '10 inches wide, new patterns on white ground. Splendid quality ” o f crepe printed iu small and lurge figures. * I S ilk B road cloth And Tub Silks These dresses m ust Ik* seen to nppreeinle . the high miAllty— remember, it's firs t , come— first se rv e d .. . and these are e x tra ­ ordinary values! Crepe-Georgette F R ID A Y Sale Starts 3fi inches wide, plain colors, for dresses and slips. One o f th e. m ost durable o f silks. Colors gun rim(red. $3.00 and $3.50 Values Newest $ 2.00 Values Features SILK PONGEE Frock WASH SATIN 36 inches wide All silk, closely woven, comes in w hile shndcs. Will wash— won’t shrink. Inventory Sale Price and 1 o /\ $ 1 O V 36 inches wide wanted 36 inejt nil silk wash satin in plain color: desirable for underwear i yd. Inventory Sale Price $179 La Camille And SPALDING International Pathing Suits .$2.50 Values now $7.50 Swimming Suits reduced to and Gordon Hosiery J A regular $2.00 stocking in every new summer qhadc and every pair guarrinteed N ovelty Printed Crepe de Chine Wasn-un-Ready Printed Crepe f.'nitrnttlrcMl U ii**hn l t l r . P ln D i «‘i»l«ra». \ l l k l l k r r r p r , •••»•• ©f ll» r nia»«( |Mi|Milur fur ilrraM a. N r u m l m i ll llliiaf « f > IU Ii p r in t f o r ilr r a a r * . % o h lr % nrlrl> of |ifitlrri»M ©nil r n l o r * . llri|iilrrM no m iH hI n s . I i l r u l f o r n n t lr r Ktt r i n r n f m. i i I k Iii Uo m i i r , t r r r p f r a a m ru m |»rr». Lingerie Cloth Ha.vola I.n ira r, lllin llf rlieek n m l r n » « n . All i l r » l r n lilr d m . rliln r*. i r r > | M i|iu ln r f n r i m - K |» n rf Milk, n l i i . l r i u i a k h r ir U ik rlr ilr.lrn lilr f u r f r i i r k . , hll|i« nm l Itlm iin rr -*. I ' Iii I it n m l rflliim . til nrn i i n n f ril ■ ilinilra. V m i r c h n l r r » f w h i t e n r nn> » f Ike p n p u ln r m ln m . Dress Linens N ovelty Voiles Ceianesc Voile T b n r n l r a h r n n k . k iioiI m -rlaltl. arn n rn n irril n il lln r n nml fn .l. Ilrm alar tVOr vn lu r, tin Ic l wrnn m l. n l i h u n i r l l ) .I n i. n m l flitr■ I d r.Ia n *. IU In . t« I d r . In i l r k i n . nml m lnr. ftinf rriirr.rn f I h r filrk o f I b r m u r k rl. . I.u iira l p rlrr nf .r n a n n . M r »nlnr i Sheer *Chiffon All Silk Crepe do Chine ili-r»»rnr. Onyx Pointcx Hose for good looks plus good wear. You’ll find Pointex Hose the best. $139 39/ $1.29 English PHnts T issue Gingham Plaid Ortfantly fin aran lrrU f«*l. In ra r nnd a m n ll p a tf r r n . nf I k r r r to i l i r r u l n r l n a '4 .M l« n m l Ik lr u l i l M . S ! In . w W r . f i . r r p l n l d . ■ mil r l i r r k . . n i l b r l a b l K n m rlljr o f fh n lrr d-«U «» nnd rw lor*. w h ile a r o u n d , w ith •Inln ly p a t t e r n . • p a tt e r n . $3.50 Values now $5.00 Values now $7.50 Values now 69/ When garments of regulai and $1.25 valueu are W i Ihe apecial price of 8 thrifty ahopper w ill' not |h® opportunity to gjt.by, uT rrinceaa Rlipa, Step-in., Bloomer*. Teddieu. , _ Organdies P la in rMurm. Im p a rl- rd Jtw laa * an raw illv-. ....»f* nnd I 'ik flir ir ., » l rh r« iW r . p la in a - W f " 1'' In lrab ll M ai, i n rlrl> 1 WEARWELL SHEETS 83—90 72—90 J1.19 1.29 81—90 P illow C ases yd $1. 3 .Prize 80—90 *1.00 Dorage 80-105 1.89 / W hite W hite �y H T f t f c ^ A P f c M p ! H jft& I.t). ^ AN FORD FLORIDA (TOO LA TE TO C L A SSIFY ) Traffic and Traffic Cops O f Different Nations W ANTED 1000 persons to come In nnd see the new gaa fi?Jtd refriT crntor. You can buy this a t n \e r y A ttractive price nnd have 15 n onthr. to pay balance. Sanford Gas Co. 100 Magnolin Avc. Companies Which de Reports For 1st ittJ f y i) %VWiSft n e g a te p ro fiti or J01 industrial ipanie* which have reported the firs t q u arte r of the year, mri ro $278,284,000, o r 4.4 per ifjjif h ‘ t g re ater than in the sam e iod in 1027, accordinR to a l rM e V - '- " ipllatlon by the S tandard S ta ­ les Company, The list includaa the United S tates Steel Corporation and the General Motorn Corporation. ‘ Excluding the»e two Riant cor­ porations, the remaininR 100 com­ pan ies reported a decline of fourtin th s of one per cent, in profits. From this it will be . seen w hat a powerful fa cto r the hURe e a rn ­ ings of General Motors C orpora­ (9 D* Cou from liwlnf umoway tion alnce the tu rn of the year O country has a monopoly of havo been in m aking up the de­ the problem of hamltlm; motor ficiencies of the sm aller concerns. traffic and the traffic police­ Ih the public utility fields th ere man of Fifth Avenue, New York, has been a gradual turn fo r the who raises his hand nnd Is bol­ h atter, which deflects the Influ­ stered by an electric light signal ence o f higher rateji approved by atate and municipal commissions system Is kin to Hie ambidextrous f i r electric light, gas, power, traffic cop la (ho old Malay Strulis city of Singapore who uses a double tran sportation and w ater. •'A to tals of 17 representative ' semaphore system by-m eans of a public u tility concerns, e x c i t i n g rane board strapped horizontally on th e Am erican Telephone and aU back. The retatlvo seriousness of .Telegraph C om pany,, in crease^ the problem Is of courso In, ratio .t'wAfce concentration of automobiles - la jPconntries and lo-the q u a r­ reasonableness of the street layout ^ t a r profits, comparecL w ith the fa populous cities, whether of. the corrwaponding 1927 period. Com­ old or the new world. pilations are by the sam e a u th o r­ Aceordlng to the Automotive Di­ ity And are undoubtedly as ac­ vision of the U. S. Bureau of For­ cu rate as can be produced. eign and Domestic Commerce there 16 Automobile com panies (exIs now ono car to every 5.12 per­ eluding General Motors. .Increase sons' In the United States. This T cent. Is the greatest concentration of Top—Handling traffic In Kyoto during Cherry Blossom festival. I.rft— Automobile accessories. .Inmotor cars for any country, but the Singapore cops use double semaphores. Right—One of New York C D /• 12.6 per cent, * "finest." United Stales has a magnificent lullding, real estate, e tc .. . ise 15.9 per cent. area and Its saturation point for motor cars Is not yet to be seen. express h.v word of mouth, the borrowed Ideas from llmm. On tk« warning. HI III. w hole.-the American Itilluenoc It Chemical m a n u fa c tu re rs.. . There Is one car for every 37 I he motor world la widely f«1> "Beware of wandering horse that increase 7.8 per cent. pnrsons In England, Scotland and he shall not lake Might ns you pass whether Involving tho car which Is J f Copp«r pro d u cers.. Increase Wales: fer every 40 persons In him. Do not explode tho exhaust driven, the tilling of the tank wlt.i 28.1 per cent. France; fur every US persons In box a( him. (lo soothingly by or gnsoirue or the rules of the ront‘. 318 Food Products . . Increase 6.1 lierm any; and on the little Island stop by the touilsldu while ho pass It was not until recently (lint llio of Nippon with Its ftfty four million by away. lllling slnllon and the gasoline people there Is one ear for every "Give big space lo the festive pump were adopted In foreign coun­ 1525 persons, which, npou analysis, dog that nmke sport In the high tries bill now they are'becom ing Is not a bad showing. way. Avoid entanglement of dog universal. In recent years Japan has lie with your spoke wheel. The American motorist pays less come distinctly motor conscious, "Go soothingly on thn'gri'nne mud for Ills gasoline than I lie motorist mid the motorist In Kobe, accord­ as there lurk the skid demon. .ilfnost anywhere. .Vcrgidlng lo • ing to no less serious nn nnihorlly "Press tho brake of tho foot ns Mirvey of. world - retail gnsollte Hun Die American A u t o m o b i l e As you roll round the roruora to save pill ck on or about Decomhur H. •nidation, Is admonished l i tot- collapse and tlti-up" 1!i27. made by Hie D S lloreaii o* t lows; In any language, the object of n [Foreign and Domestic t ’otinneice, r Xt (fie rise ol l lie lia'iu!“ir"pol[ce ’.•uUiYTTW iv.a -‘■’ritimg*fTTr-Mr‘nmvrF' Ion In l.ondon. :ttc In I'.ills; 2Nc In man, stop rapidly. Do not puss him or otherwise disrespect him. llerllli: 27r III ('oprnhsgen: f>3c In Kf record for the early p a rt of the Home; tic In sitignpofe; .1‘.'c In "When a passenger of the fcot etUTPnt' year alw ays excluding hove la sight, tootle tho horn, Tul.i^: 42c In Sydney and 33<- in (}«baral Motors C orporation which lliiflins Alrcs Tbt-Mvehmo retail trumpet to him, melodiously at U in p clans by itself as u moneyfirst. If he still obsincle your pns price. hNcIusui - of ta t in itilt routu ; m aker and a producer of large sags, tuullo him with vigor ami try v an.anil-i JOc a gh^di ajkI expanding proportions. The story of th e drop in oil profits / has a lre ad y been told and a disU t4al tale it is, but the decline in the earnings of the railroad equipent companies was not so well Hlim, except th at Baldwin's 10 f p er cent capacity production re| reived wide-spread advertising in : (ho first p a rt of the yeur. •i t But the more intensified muinII BKOOKI.INE, Muss. Ju n e 15.' (fin a n c e of rolling stock, and the (IN 'S)— A cosy uppurtm ent, m anufacture of cars in th eir own l'nt i mm little as ufipurtm pnls g'», atmpa have enabled the railroads will house Hud Stillm an hel'r to • to cut down their requirem ents the Stillm an millions and his bob­ fp r passenger and freig h t cars bed haired C anadian backwoods from the equipm ent m anufacturbride, Lena Wilson Stillm an, next rV«, who have not shared the call. The Stillm ans ju s t from u ■ rfronperity of the m otor steel and years honeymoon in Europe nno building industries. complete I housekeeping plans foi • Of particular Interest at this I92N-IU21I when "Hud" will be* u tim e in the reserve board’s Indusstudent at the- H arvard Medical l*t tfla l raport fo r April, which •School. ' coincides exactly with those issped by the banks and economic The- Stillm an ap artm en t is on L ' Mfanclea of various kinds. It con­ the- third floor of one of the most firm ed the fact that general inT he cam el is no longer th e only ship of th e desert, modern " f B rookline's apartm ent f ‘ dpstrial production and m anufac­ buildings. There is no elevutoi t as th is picture, tak en a t the pyram ids in Egypt, shows. in the* building, us those who live tu rin g continues on a large scale. r tJU t the bqying of m etals has tThe Buick in the foreground is only one of m an y in reg­ there wish (n get the benefit of ji l i e n sufficient to exhaust a on the stairs. u la r desert service, for which its fam ous sealed chassis theTheexeieine liyavy reserve. Automobile proform er backwoods girl from I duction well m aintained and sales '•admirably fits it. t ’anudu will do all tile housework • \aj departm ent stores «nd nationin the six room ap artm ent. The of retail establishm ents well up to kitchen, where Mrs. "H ud" S till­ ' the standard. man will prgpurc lunch for hei homecoming husband, is in the middle of the ap artm en t ami ad­ joining it is u spacious pantry and then the dining room. • All six rooms are larg e amlair^r. The Stillm ans are paying $135 s month for the ren tal of the a p a rt­ ment. Right now they are pickinc out the necessary furnishings. IlCHAGO JunelS . — (IN S )— Hric-o-hrac and otlels and end* will ligharay rn g in e e n , even morein* 15— (I N S )— I ta! a ir -rail service1 in the*country be secured in Catpula d uring their in safety organisations, are desum m er- vuralidp n t the Stillm ur aaing the num ber of m otor aclarge airp o rt afTtl Llo runie tlirriujOi^Chlcagt). ■nta in the U nited State* ucs k i e s ' \ f "T his im not ijiy Jelcu alune. It sum m er ‘'Buds new home 1h only five diog to Charlea M. Hayes, inesJm ..thv.„cb< loraem ent of A d u ilra| pt of th« Chicago Motor Cluh. ees tne* pier. f « luurCbftc*:al P «t t $ 5 u n i U one tune H ayes ^believe* i*r city to wake up unanim ous agreem ent of Nn\4y and fcway building was nothing fs as an aviation Arm y loaders o n C hlfngo’a tfMvaii-j r* th a n digging out d irt and ■ (’ha les Diekin* tuge over the ie s t^ i£ A n^'raaT for, in g cem ent o r gravel over the 'F lying in C hita flying facilities. T } roadwMj Now, however, "the nt o the IllinoiH "H ut the Aer»» Club of* flltnoisi Ui"kua*»is lis d -d a f (v a n trT tn B fftn rrirg fty albwlaii .lake fro n t >TeI<! and -fg relOfVcrT “S' fralilcdnliiTeiTniT ra il'a e ro tie-up line w hether routed through Sta which fai’e ilto include Chicago in Louis or elsewhere" to co® e licitj] its trunk rpute. ‘ ^ Need l-’eir Action "F o r the lust yi'a:-.” Mr. Dickin­ The need fo r speed in 'eioVelopson asserted, "the uero e’uh. has : is m eraiy changing a cow been preaching th a t if Chii-ugo ing ..'f'l'ietjg i ' s advantages as un |n to a country lane, the bu l- failed to dcvelip u dow n'ow n a i r - airp o rt was cited by the .veterun o f th# Iain will elim inate port on the luke front the city flyer. "The Feirei M otor Compai'y,** he, ' o f Ifie hacurds th a t existed would be left hehiml in the r a ­ said, “ is interested in u- line front i« c o ^ rjia th . pidly developing air situation. Buffalo lo D etroit und pi.ipoees 1 tile t o m to the m otorists Leaves Chicago Out shortly to extend this u ir aervico U had-in place*, he trie* to "The result is apparent. A ir from D etrhit to M ilw auke// fly-, u p lo st-tim e by golrtg fa ste r ho should w here the road U nouncemcnt of the new trans-con* ing directly at;ross the lake amt If th e road w ere all good tincntal tie-up of rail and a ir also not passing through Chicago. rohahly would tra v rl n» an tran sp o itatio n carries the* uewa( t . ’’Fejaly i!~vjnlerii*\p<L.(i) uddanc,' tliat a route lias been chosrrffi' hi If)' * ’■ f t o f t h # change* in grade avoids Chicago. ,7 *' 77^1 HVfhn IH‘ji! 1 ^b\Ul N P a Buick at the Pyramids ighwayEngineers Aero Club President Says [elpTo D e c r e a s e Chicago Will Rule World umber Of Wrecks When She Obtains Airport lata now. P ro m p t developm ent of Iiudd Stillman Has Cozy Apartment In Mind For Next Fall LONDON, Ju n e 15. (IN {5.)fAmcricnn and B ritish schemes for chnin of floatinR uirdrom es exU ndine across the . 3,000mile eX|Uin*c of the A tlantic Or ican are ridiculed by an an o n y ­ mous British naval ex p ert wrltlnff iiS tWh Daily E xpress here. These schemes would be perfect if only they were practical, in the opinion of this ex pert, who points o u t th at any seafarinR man with experience of ‘ the A tlantic will declare they nre not. "The best steel, for instance,’• the expert writes, t s not iniloctructible under wute no m a tte r how it iis protected by chemical p repniut oils. T herefore these a ir­ drom es wiulil have to be docked I rom e times. Hut in w h at? No Secure Mooring "No graving o r flonting dock on each would begin to look nt auch umvicldly contrivances that so fa r have been (UgRested for these floating uirdrom es. At • rough 4iy££agsCthe depth of the - sen on the® A ilahflc route is about 2,j(h> fathom:., pnd it id 'doubtful if anything th a t floats could he mooted securely in such n depth. The Daunt Hock L ightship, off Queenstown, Ireland, w ith a spe­ cially designed hull and anchored in n few fathom s, has been loci w ith “ all, hands a t her mooringJ once or twice. - '*• "A t the lowest estim ate, using the same chain ns the la te s t’ bat* lesl.il is, the w eight of cubic be­ tween the sen and vessel would •tie tis heavy as 520 tons. As no icninun uses less cable than three tim es th i depth of w nter, the Weight of lbs cable to he carried bef 9 nj anchoring would he 1,500 tons to each anchor The craft could not have, less thun two anhors. So we s ta rt with 3,20i! ons of cable chain not countin g > Ju- anchors. She would certainly >reak ad rift in the first heavy J •'ale." The w riter o ffers an nltcrnajye proposal, which he believes *~iuld he a solution to th e pro•Tcn . Three a irc ra ft ca rriers of lifi-ge dim ensions stationed ai •tiual distances along the route , >ntulJ..prMvida.a‘mma-ft>r- irau s-A thfltic plunes, in his opinion. I UThay would heave-to, or cruise, | T ith in ’ » ' «* »'25- mile elrchj. Of uii advertised p o in t/' he suys. I TThoy .would not cost the la rg o r #um s nfeessury for naval airc ra ft ■nyftiprs, us th ey would not want, dm arm am en t und m achinery vhich the la tte r needs, , A H itte r Idea "A s|M'tjd of eiglit or 10 knots vi uld he enough to enable the.a > henve to in a gale and keep in position. To allow for docking mil re fittin g it would mean buildng five such c ra ft in order to cop three alw ays a t sea on thcic tatinns. In sum m e.’, at any ru t:, t would be possible to fuel and ■rovlsion them from u tender on heir statio n s und also to change iver th eir crews. " It should be enough if they v**c drydocked once u year. In * calm , henvily (itlcn machine.', id'll a long flying neck or high peril on the p art of the ca rrie r •nless m eans arc provided for atching and b reak in g them on 'muling and c a ta p u ltin g them or. nking off. M any such a rra n g e ­ m ents already exist. W ith a derent breexe nothing of the sm t s wanted. Pow erful smoke screens would increase the distance at w lltcft'thfic vessels would be sig h t­ ed by planes." FOR SUMMER COLDS % TO. LICK HAIIT. whoso resilience anil iwlilres* Is unknown. you a h r iik iik u v o u d k iik d to nimenr to tlu> hill of. eomiilaliit rill'd in th r ntinvn stylril rau sr, on or before tlio ptli ilny of August, A. D. lOtS, the some being n llulo i#«y n t tills Honorable Court, or else n decree pro eonfeaen Will' l»e entered attains! you. IT IS F t’KTMKIt UltDKItKI) Unit this notice be published onre a week for four eonseoutlve week" In TIIK HANFORD HKIIAI-1>, a newspaper •if Kenerul cjnnitntlon in Hanford, Seminole County, Florida. (VlTNKHH Hie tieriil"’ nl ' V. 15. nOUHLAHK. Clerk, mill llte seal of the above styled, i.'uurt. In Hanford, this t day o f ‘June, A. IV, 1'Jtl." I. • V. H. 1mIIUIIjAMH. fTerk I'lieu ll e'ourt. By A. XI. WEBKH. '■ Deputy Clerk. (Official Heal). MtTKTS OF AIM'Mt’ATIO.X r o l l TAX l»i:F.I» t'XDRR MKCTIOX 3T.1 O r T ilII UKXHIIAI. STATI'TKM o r TIIK HTATB.OF FMIJI•n i •' IDA. '* Notice Is hereby ilh'i'D1th at' 11. 'DIIBVKNV, purrhuser. of „Ta* O r tlflrnle N il. niu. dnlMl tin Till day 'of 'June. .'Mi''ll. I l l l , ImVcffleil said crntlflcnte In my .office,' and lias made application fur lux deed to Issne' In uin-oiMlince With law. Halit i-rrtlfIriUo-em braces th h ' ff(lowing: tlVsrrlhed property sliiiuted In Hem- .Vkiitillro a n d Y o o r h ts AttorneyM f o r C o m p ln lm in t. Inoli- County, Florida. to-wlt*. S \ i of N»A of N S of NW of HK 'i of Heel Inn 13. Township 20. Unlit h range’ 30 Knst, f> ucres, the snld 111ml lielnit iissi'sseil nt th r iluto of the Issiinnce' of snld crrllflcute In the mime of Unknown. That D. Drevetiy purchnser of Tux eVrtlflC'lto No. *io. diilrd the 7th. day of June, A. I>. I92B, has filed said cer* 11fli'u11* In my office nnd has inude appllciiton for tax deed to Issue !>i iici'ordnni'e with law. Sulil certifi­ cate embraces the followlna des­ cribed pi'operti slliinli'd ill Hemlnnle ('limit>. Klorlda. to-ivlt: Lot 127 Hanford lli'IKUl*. The euld land helm; assessed at the date of Issiiaiii'i' of such certificate In the name of F. T. Fields. Unless snld certIflcate shall ho redeemed ■iccordlmr to law tux deed will Is­ sue thereon the loth day of July, o n tu A. I»., l«2», Willies* my official slunalure and •••ill Hits the 7tli day of June, A. s a la d I-:. DOCtU.AHS. Court Hnnlnok A. Jf. WHKICH. Deputy Clerk IN Cl US' 1ST COI IIT, TWK.NTV11111(11 J l lllt l \ l . CIIICI IT III* • I *1.0111IIA I N ANII r o i l "17111NIII.It COI NTS IN I'll \ Nl’l ’.ll V. T ill: HIll-'THKItN STATHH I.IFK INHCItANCi: COMPANY, n corporalion orgiiulseil mill exlellnw: timli : I In* Iiiwh of tin- si nn. of Aliilianri w llti.llie niilliorlt) lo i|o liti"|*|i*s i in ilo- Hiatt' of Fioritla, Complainn nt. va n a STEARNS' Past E a s ily K ills Cockroaches. Wnterbuga, Roto, Mice, Fjt Used by boutekeepers lor 50jnruiTZ el ihess knowTi ievd discshi carriers. a Oa fls s s is — i t or *i„ „ M O N E T B A C K I F IT r*H fi& li rnm J .K K 11A IIT. J A C t i l l W KI.VHTIilNr ^ M A I' i II.'HTA CAMNKIt. a m i M il.i.ii-: / K i . M U N t Dcri-ntiHiii-. OIIIIKII OF l‘l III.II‘ \TIIIN T f l K H TA T K O F F l .l t l t l D A . T ’» TTIK A F T F .l t NAMF.D DF.FF.NDANtrUf l i t K K T I N i IS. TCO I jM II.I.I.' /.F.I.MKNOVIT/'. wlioSj- v ijvNlilellce am i iiiIi Iivsh I i l>ron*\V4(|k, riio iK in . S l l K I I K l l K I I t o ltD F .I tl.’ D lo aiipsiij' to tin- mil of coinplali t fllml iiiuHic ahovc wtiliil ciiiiHc. on or In-f• tin1 2nd tin> of July. A. I'. I!'2*( ,1llrlleiiint- In-liik .. Fill. Day "f till" | l ifpV.inl.l<- Co iiii . or a dt*l'«*C; l»i l|ironfl***0 Will lo- •-liter'll SAIAK) l>HKSS!N< Tanglefoot Fly Paper is both effective and sanitary. Grocers everywhere use it because no other type of destroyer should be tolerated w here food is exposed to the air. T H E TANOLEFOOT COMPANY Oriod Rapid*, kDchlgma BR^fJDS FERTILIZER \ A (• 1 — »m. f lllrr ante I Im* r«M»l -V-l A/ATIVI.' . '4 l;V r| | 1»-b . • ■ COLD TABLETS ' .. ' WHY PA Y FREIGHT QN FILLER At’ "All PrnggiatH "This h av en 91 y o u h e ard ~ a b o u t it f C * \ Urlk*^ N a r l b l r a a muH^r n p . l lllnfrMlIII \ 4IU l»M> n I'"*41* JIUIIID1 kNt'li wf |||M Ilf f«M»4J A•• ^ >■ ) / • , “ | • fr| D o i V T you kn ow th at U U ck F l a f - l h r deadliest Inaect-klller m ade—coeU Ju *t one-hm tr the p rice o f oth er liq u id Im e ct-k llleraf B la c k Flaff comta only, M le n ti fo r a h a lf-p in t. O ther liq u id ln«cct-klllerd coat 3 0 r o ils a h a lf-p in t. B la c k Fla*.com «*<lnttw ej AMMO-PO-rthe perfect top dresser. The oHr Ir ural product, containing 32 per cent Plant Foo tains n o Borax or chlorine. .t„<. — W rite fpr our New Farm Record„Book- �Ij THE SANFOHU HKIIALU. SANCOIIII KLOUIUA F H ID A Y , J U N E t l e S h o u t i n g Hoover Is Selecte d mighty force for human b e tte r­ ment should find Its abiding home im i.ng GurtMsNominated in the Republican P arty than turn othcr^faith*. J '.Q u r - P v a k .ais. to the need o f a strong, odVer ToBeRui^ngMate .toaroused courageous manj to carry forward -tHe- 'v e ry • first n o t w ait to drum w»yecitinff a long tO j’did this, “ man itil “th a n whom” e hlurtedertlt. "H erb ert Hoovight o f f '-the* b s t and thnt -d off. th o afdy show this con- (Continued from poge 1.) Hoover made it d e a r th a t the plat­ form was satisfactory to him, ev­ en if it wasn’t for some of his opponents for the nomination. There was more npplause for th a t passage which promised ”r. the agricultural problem. The dele­ gates didn’t listen hr intently to the reading of the message from their newly elected lender ns they m ight have. Perhaps it was because ninny of the delegates had sough: noon papers on their way into the 1 from S t a l l "hoisted n’ tiapibr-' E e elepnantr to Ihfefb'hhouldbr* ■ fell into line. Senator George ■doses of New H am pshire perle n t chairm an, who had been ■ding Up" things w ith «• fast K ing gavel, s a t down and let E how ru n its course. Ken o ther young men carried n L picture of Hoover; to the Harm and held it up in fui! E. McNabb beamed and wave-1 ■ricnds~who passed by in the Eng lines. The noise and shoutidled and rose in waves. Faint lln s came from the band perch* Ihigh up under the rafters. I male q u arte t stationed itself fro n t of the platform nn-l lu g h m egnphones sang the combn song “ who-but-Hoovcr-e kxly on tho popular melody n o " .'T h e veins stood out on Ir necks as they strained to bt t i l above th e din, I s the show^was nt its peak n g am ong the delegates rentnrkr "Hoover efficiency.” * finally McNabb proceeded. There re no more frenzied outburst* \ -fire and enthusiasm had gone. b balloting was more of n ratiation than a nomination. Th-i tover forces have dictated till.* ivention from beginning to end. form to the delegates the two In­ ternational News Service dis­ patches from Superior, Wis„ con­ taining the congratulations to Mr. Hftover" from the President and Mrs. Coolidge. The names of newly-elected na­ tional committeemen were then called for. Most of the state re ­ elected their old committeemen and committee women hut here and there were changes. The Georgia delegation, which Ims liren in continual difficulties on balloting, demanding roll cnlls on every ballot thus fa r tnken in the convention, was again in trou­ ble over announcing the new mem­ ber of the national committee from Georgia. It wns passed over Hoover’s F aj ni l y In C a p i t a l H o m e Hears Him Nam ed [oover M e s s a g e l e d g e s To B a c k the L iggett chain arty Tradition M c N a b P l a c e s (Cqntinucd from page 1.) Name O f H o o v e r wer standards of living abroad tster ipdfvidual initiative, insure B e f o r e C a u c u s ability of business nnd employlent, - prom ote our foreign com>urees. “YiUfv have manifested u deep tineern lit the problems of agrililturc. You have pledged the lifty to support OtHifie nnd conIruetivp relief upon a nntion wide l a ic barked by the i esources of lib federal government. We will [i^ must find a sound resolution [Mat will bring security nnd conk-ntmout to this great stcUon of ur people. ‘.‘But the problems of the next Lur years are more than ecunomk-. Tn n profound sense they are ptoral and spiritual. This eonrehtfoA has sounded a note of nwrt l . leadership. HKn'.l the world have peare? KilnlJ prosperity in this nation be (nore thoroughly distributed? KHuII wc build steadily toward tin* Ideal- of equal opportunity to all mir people? Shall there be secured thnt:Obcdienco'of law which is the ssentiol assurnnee of life of our Ihuitutiona? ,) "Shall honesty! and righteouanesaHn government and in busiiiess]confirm the confidence of tho acnpjrf in th q ir'in s titu tio n s 4ind their law s? Government m ust L on tribute to leadership in «nswarl to th^se questions. The govkrnm ont is more than udm inistration; Itla /th e power, for leadership Und bdopgration with tlic forces of business and cultural life in city, town and countryside. ■ the constructive policies of a great adm inistration. “This historic party of achievement has never been nblo to sub­ mit to the Am erican people a greater record of ' constructive human action than the adm inistra­ tion of Calvin Coolidge. And of the constructive p a rt of th at adminis(ration, from its inception H er­ bert Hoover has been a vital ami intim ate p a rty .’,' ,, McNab extolled* Hoover’s- ser­ vices during the 'W orld War. said Hoover had heard and an­ swered the ery of "women and children firs t.’’ A t n time, said McNab, "when millions knocked nt hiingnr’n gqt*,’\ Hoover took charge of the g re atest errand ot mercy ever known. “ Here wo* a task,” McNab continued, “such ns never before confronted mun. The feeders of the hungry women anu children la the g re atest prnclicul romance in history. In concluding, McNab virtually laid down a personal platform for his candidate. "To insure to every American child equal opportunity in training and education; to icmove the.drudgery of the Amerncun housewife; to brighten the toil ol the workshop; JLq find tutionul. not artificial m eans to relieve the distress of the producers; to stim u­ late hrnlth. (Cqntinucd from page 1.) from collapse’’ following the World W ar. lie compelled the disposal in Europe of the huge surplus of farm products McNab asserted, and "had it not been for his pres­ tige ami bis genius of |>rr*Ua*inn, the doors of Europe would liavh been locked to the products of our fields and American agriculture | would have benn crashed beyond ull hope of recovery.” A fter reciting how 600,000 C a ll-; fnrnin Republicans voted to send her delegation to the convention to | lintt’e for Hoover’s nomination, McNab said: "I can hear tile a p ­ proaching trend of unnumluned millions of mothers nnd sons whose hearts are bound up in the future of the republic. Their faith is up­ on the man whose name we shall here place before you. They will follow him more enthusiastically than any other lender in the coun­ try. He has interpreted their hopes. Me understands their ernvings. He ha s been able to satis­ fy their longings for the better things of life. They recognize in him n Republican who has been able to bend the finest energies of the republic to the service of the men and women who compose the home life of the United l*.atcs. "Their faith and prayers arcfixed on him anil shall we dash th eir hopes and ignore their ap ­ peals? Better, is if not, th at this "w hatnot" in one corner. A Ralph Peabody painting of S ecretary Hoover graces the middle of the front wnll. The Hoover fam ily in America apparently dates from Andrew Hoover who in 1740 settled some farm s in the uplands of M ary­ land. There was no rerortl of thb Hoovers prior to thut date, a c ­ cording to gencologists. There is a di’f ferm ce of npinion ns to Andrew Hoover’s lineage, it being held as Frcrn-n, Dutch and English. Hoover's people were convened to the Quaker faith — now the society of friends-— probably in Holland by the E ng­ lish The name is common in no rth ­ west Europe. In French it is Huber, in Germ an lloefer nnd Hoofer, while the Dutch and Flemish use the American spell­ ing. Hoover is n "birth right" Ounker. Mrs. Hoover, who was an Episcopalian when she m arried the Secretary of t'um m erce in 1800 adopted the fnith of the friends. «. IS , 1 0 W 7 n j not’ go to within the Republii cf approxim ately 1,770. If this * ion only •M ark Woods of ia an accurate indication of. tho nt 3 trend, our figures show th a t the a “ member ftfTTha Au.toniobllo d e a th .to ll M lt W ,, -"The stra ig h t Him tren d for the T O ' period between 1921 and 1026, --------- j - Ite m ," f iid M u r p h y .^ , N agjffljm gen fill! frill1* showing 10.2 individuals killed (C ontinued from page | Governor Adam McMullen ol over/-a v eto n e x t winter* per 100,000 population, would in ­ dicate alm ost 20 fa ta litie s per Minn, president of the Am erican N ebraska who suggested the 100.000 fo r 1028.,A compound in ­ Council1 o f A griculture, chairm an "m arch of the 100,000,” fa rm ers tere st cUdve, which flta the data and- wo krp *u» to *»t i more a c c u ra te ly , shows 21.0 n e w / fu tu re,” said Worn fa t a s -f am concerned, fataNtiea per 100,000. to g et It In the Republicar N on-fatal autom ooile Injuria* have been increasing a t an even more rapid rate, according to the survey,, although tho results wore tabulated 'on a mote Incomplete basil th an th at b f fatal, nccldsnts. In 192L It is estim ated, there were approxim ately 210,300 non; fatal Injuries caused by automo'‘ 'ik.lftt . I * 11 j. ».. -<*t *_ ■. ------1-- ‘ biles. Since then, the ’ figure* Phone No. 2) sho#. th e re h as been a steady in­ 21.1 Sanford Ave. crease, o. about 23 per cent a . • •;.« year. - •• Wholesale and Rets »i /«j '* * * ■>T: "■ jW r . AUTOS IN C URARE This would m ean 313 people in­ Saturday and Mo iStey r ~ jured in every 160,000, on a bnsi* of an estim ated national popula­ Specials " tion of 110,201,000 a t midyear. “Some consolation is afforded by a comparison of death rates E le a B u t t e r , fyendy f o r U se, lb .. I# o p re l B r a n d S u g a r C u re d H a m s , lb . ,1 7 and autom obile i reg istratio n s,” the report stales. "F a ta lities per PI IL-sbury W h e a l C e r e a l, p k * . --------- • S h r e d d e d W h e a t, p k g . ...................... 100.000 of autom obiles registered Kellogg All Bran,' pk#f, ...:..r .,.... . -W P ll t s b u r y H e a l th B r a n , p k g .......... dropped from 112.2 in 1021 .r 0.1.4 in 1020. T his decrease was P o s t T o a a tte s , p k g ................................ due to the enorm ously greater U G W h d e C o rn , f t * 2 c CAnf 2 t p r ^ P . a n d G . S o a p , 6 b a r s .................... number on m achines registered. “ In 1028 the death rate per Jar .........18. ■ R o n c d a le -D Macaroni, 4 pkgs. 100.000 probably will be around one B e tte r) 24 lb . S elfL i b b y 's A p p le J e lly . 6 Vi o r . J a r m $ i.4 r f "T h at rat* of noh-fatal Injur­ S c r a tc h F e e d , p e r lO d fb c . .v.~ ies, however; seem i "to be more $ 1 .1 2 ; 25 lb . Sa*jSc; c K lc k G ro w M a a h than keefHng pace w ith new regO ld K e n tu c k y L a y M o a b , 25- Ih. Jg ack C h ic h S t a r t e r ___ istrationa. “The rep o rt indicates quite con*JiiWv|ely th a t the automobile as on instrum ent of injury and Come Early and Avoid the: the Crqwd denth has stubbornly defied all the p rav en tatt 'velessum rivbgkv W e D eliver the preventative m easures now employed. "One is forced to the conclu­ sion’ th a t as long ns we hrtve automobiles, we shall be subject to a very serious automobile haz­ ard." x FARM, LEADERS TO DEMOCRA D e s p ite S a f e g u a r d s T h r o w n U p T o P ro te c t P e d e s tria n s A n d M o to r is ts . F a t a l i t i e s H a v e S h o w n B ig I n c r e a s e BY FRANCIS ARMSTRONG International News Service SPORTS EDITOR • CHICAGO, June , 15.— A pprox­ imately 24,000 Am ericans will meet th eir death ‘ th ro u ^’i ‘ atitomoblie' accidents this yea*, If the present ratio Keeps up’, according to statistic.* prepared by S. H. Ncriove ..n l'W . J . G.-aham, of the Commerce and i A dm inistration faculty a t the U niversity of Chi­ cago. Despite safeguards which are being thrown up constantly to protect pedestrians and m o to r­ ists, automobile fatalities are in­ creasing at the ra te of 1,775 a year, statistics show, on a basis of comparison between the years 1017. and 102(1. As many ns 26.ROO persons may­ be killed this yenr, Nerlove said, and mnthomnticsl projection seems to !>e carried out fo r the first period of the yenr. Growing F atalities “F atalities have been climbing Kdlofrg P * K W ~ nil present indications, the ra th e r alarm ing tendency will eorfUque/’ the report of the t wo experts says. Data for (h V ’hlii'Vey* w as oh-' lainrd from various sta te s and from tho National Automoble Chamber of Commerce, "O ur d ata shows th at on n b a­ sis of the nine year period 1017102(1 fatalities due to tho autom o­ bile have been increased geo­ metrically nt a constant ra te of about 10.7 per cent. On the basis of the five yenr period 1021-1020. the trend seems to las somewhat different. Instead of increasing HOUFTON, Tex.. June 15.— geom etrically, these fa ta lities No contests over delegations to appear to bo Increasing urlth- ihe Democratic national conven­ ■meticully hy n constant am ount tion here June 26 have hern fllc.d. *• IV . SANFORD AVENUE BAKERY l \ I.. NIXON, crop. *'; Corner F ifth and S a n fo rd , Avenue v, AtrityFEKrAr; mty Ginger Ale - ........ 2 Bottles For lHHElK_ i)IAMONDiir FANCY Over 1000 Meals A OCrAGON DELMONTE 2 3 / P eaches af i* %* # i. i •f S u p e r Su <is 8 i 1 VAN CAMP- . 2 0 / 4 L b s. m t* M ilk Tall Can 9 / WHITE HOUSE A PP L ? n i**■ WELCH IN HEAVY- SYRUP T exas Panty ___......... DeLuxe ..... Social Pcllglita , Pkg. FANCY BLUE ROSE R ic e DELMONTE . NO. 2 \'t CAN F ig s 1 0 / G rape J u ic e ,*•. t% NO. 1 CAN 25 7 / DELMONTE PICNIC 8IJ5E PINT • CAMPBELL GOLD M ? D A t WESSON FLOB1DIAN TUItEE MINUTE flats * P tiite FIN E ASSORTED V a r ie t y BOKAR i n e s t F r u it s Tub Plrint Country R o ll twvcry SWIFT JEWEI B — o u pp oia luaiity «*>«• ttd (ram the ool atill opt; n illl J - h n a n l h liq d i - -.a22 *FI«t I 4 U 't i h o iH .i.14^5iSanfordAve*«r ».«»» ..#Jt . • m l l u p s u i i i .*»v kilO. ItyU rnolia, A u r >:.,n hv’ifr- J WIIITB HOUSE 1-A tC 'C A N The housewife is confronted with the question, "What Shall I Cook?" You’ll find hundreds of# tasty suggestions on thp shelves of I’lggly Wiggly 1 —j u s t l h a l d i f f e r e n t - " s o m e t h in g " t h a t w ill m n k e th l S u n d a y 's d i n n e r a t r i u m p h - f o r m o t h e r ! L e t t h e A! &. m a n a g e r R u g g ek t a n e w 'a n d u n u s u a l d is h t o ie m i t h e f a m ily a p p e t i t e — * ho tip , p e r h a p n o r a d i f f e r e n t k t l ! o f n d re s-sin g f o r y o u r tu tlo il.' H e w ill be> g l a d y o u H tiggeH tlbn!i f o r b ien u w ! ' , . '*• >f v hi* * , ... . SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY DeviCs Eopd Cake, Assorted Cake Squares, Fresh Bread, Parker House Rolls, Buns, Finger Rolls, Pies and Cakes, General Line of Pastries made . fresh daily. .r I jiMua v M �A rtU'tsT- wats ■ [HIP -jjMBAuiBaMLnmui. »ww«8fe'!ni-«iMai^ m inority. FapCrfi S upporting H a th ­ ii^ Chajm ii!n,ynw, ric uflilcritiu 'd ,’ J h d w ^ rr, th e an tl-C n rltcn newi* * ’ pap ers conducted th e ir cam paigns aw ay outnum bered those churn* an tlic count «»f recant! choice w ith fa irn ess and dicwlty, ?1f we votes, given its m ajority to C arl­ In nncient tim es the kings o f E gypt and Babylonia pioning C arlton by mbro thnn two ntay fo rg e t th e prevalent tendency ton. In Orange, th e Orlnmio S en ti­ MB «<rond rtnas m atter sought dfivine prophecies from their gods before beginnirtj-' to ohe. Aiming [he larg e dallies of on the p ort of nil of them to ch a r­ nel, belated but latterly w alous, r ST, tlilV. nl Ikr I’oolofCIrr the state, oniy th ree were for C arl­ acterise as "m u d alh ig lcg " Mr, >ta*r«td Florida, aarirr a rt f t m ilitary campaigns. The high priests of the Hebrews looked Welded tn 'th c Itep o rtcr-S tn r. fn • ’it lln rrk 3. IKIT, to Urim and Thummin for advice from Jehovah. The oracle ton—the Tnm pa T ribune, T um ps C nH ton's auth en ticated criticism s o .AM l I..1 1IICA.\ B l ll t r f Zeus at Dodonn laid bare th e future for Spartans and A the­ Tim es and Miami N e w s.’ Rut tb e jb n b e , where the Com nicrcial fa l­ of the public record of a public o ff­ . HOWARD IIKHII ____.'M anaarr nians, while at Olympia the fam ily o f lam idac was often callet papers published in sm aller tow ns lowed Dr! MacKcnxte into th e icer) conducting a dep o rtm en t o f LH H. JONKH .Maanalair Kdllor H athaw ay camp, T aylor received the people's governm ent. B u t th a t Upon to anticipate coming events. But th e Pythian Apol­ and counties, from the standpoint • COSt'IIIITH)* flATUH an em phatic p lurality, H athaw ay wus, n fte r all, about all th a t c u s­ T r a r . . ___...__ ______ _____ »T^0 lo a t Delphi, commonly called the Delphic oracle, had a repu­ of population, w ere none the less running third. And in Leon and tom arily tru th fu l papers could find aat ha --- ------------ Ct.SO % MMil ha OS*—.........— — RI.T3 tation for never failing ami whs sought from Gibraltar to valuable nnd influential in th eir Jackson, whore two loud-m outhed to say a g a in st th e successful candi­ advocacy of the Tnmpn m an’a ca n ­ vassals of the rock barons ex ­ date. We are su re th at Mr. C arlton C arrier p*r W rrh ^ F>.13 Mesopotamia by those who would learn their fate. ■- : • Such prophets were frequently consulted, and usually didacy. Herald. HanlorU'a pli.arrr arw a. hausted space and- ini: fo r the feels no re sen tm e n t for those p a­ W<? think it tirrjoly nnd ap p ro ­ Chairmun, the fu n n e r w ent to Tau* pers which fought him fa irly and , aphaeribra |u iba la lrra a - thoroughly depended upon, for an accurate interpretation of .N’d t a Service. rerelilai* from i ihonestly, We know ' th u t The T ri­ auarrlnr a r n a arjrnnlaatlna the future. People actually believed that in the rustling of p riate to give nil credit to these lor and the la tte r .to ■C atts. p rp e rs—the S araso ta Jim e s, P lan t it) thaaaand wnrda dalt; ro» r r bune feels none. E xcept in one o r tw o instancea, leaves from sacred oaks, from th e cackling of chickens, oi‘ nll I I I leading eventa af the C ity E n terp rise, Ocala S ta r, L ak e­ lira rrnrln. The T, ,\. ft. la fi" the flight of birds, or the smoke thut rose from burning w il­ land Ledger, Ocala Banner, Avon fall? efficient la Florida mol ll*a a a rr a t handling atnle u r m la lows, useful divinations could be procured. How many cam ­ P ork Sun, Sanford H erald, Orlando •I renal. paigns went awry, how many tasks were failures, how many R ep o rtcr-S tn r, Ja sp e r News, M ari­ llrrald ta a inrnilirr at the deaths resulted, because the oracles predicted falsely; h is­ anna Tim es-Courier, B artow Re­ I ani opening a shop in Sanford and will MAGTinrvrnsT vk * . M i l Tlatenn »( Clreulntlnna, an card, Wuuchiifa Advocate, W auInlet m llaan l Aaaarlatlan of I'nb- tory does not say. be equipped to handle any kind o f repair rr». A d«rrllarra and Advert Uchuln H erald. E stero E agle, F o rt S. S. IROQUOIS Agenta tth lrh m ia lr r rarh Personally we should prefer the hnrd common sense of I-nuderdule News. E ustis Lake work promptly. bllahrr Member to anhmll to n FourpiiwngwJcck»»ccoounodjth»g Bgh audit nl n«jl>arrl|»ll«a some well tried business man. We should prefer a prophecy Region, Palntkn Tim es-C ourier, jou people. G liil-cn clo icd wide ala la u rd rr la verify nhanlalely Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan • all elalata a t rlrralallan , aa tvrll aa finm the lips, or pen, of a man who has observed life, with Cannl Point News, Miami Advo­ pton.eeede* and brusd opes decks. cate, Brooksviilu Herald, C rescent baalaraa melb'tda. its causes and results, for sufficient tim e to know when he Inc., until new address is announced. Tea Room. Sun Fc-loe. Sptcioui sees som ething happen what its effect will be. We have C ity Jo u rn al, M cIntosh News, Loun^ts. Perfect Dining Service. Sum m erficld A g ricu ltu rist. THURSDAY, JU N E U . known men o f our modern ora in whose predictions we would L ttrario and Dully Stadia Nrwa Wo nujy have om itted one or O n t a l H I C n w u D anrtM plnce far grenler confidence thnn in any oracle o f old. tv;o, nnd v .-c* will be pleased to be H B IB L E VERSE FO R TODAY • • * De La*e *crommod*«ioni comirt of rem inded of additions t 9 tile list. parlor, Beeping room and bath; bed­ W e can not overlook the fact irf Over one yenr ago in February o f 1927, the Tampa A D IL IG EN T TEACHER—Go rooms wrilb double or twin beds and /as foreseen the connection w ith the new spaper to th e an t, thou sluggard, consider Times published an editorial, in which private bath. Staretooma wiih or ,pha*o of the cam paign—whl .-1 m ay Corner First St. and Sanford Ave. h t r ways and be w ise: Which hav­ election o f Doyle Carlton to the governorship of Florida. -» w it h o u t j>ri v a t e la v a t o r p a n d a h o r r e r ing no guide, overseer, o r ru le r, few months ago, with Appleyard, Taylor, M ackenzie, Beacom, o:* m ay not lie significant of a n y ­ Electric fans in all tiatcroom a. provfdeth her m eat in the sum m er, Carlton, Carson, Catts, urn! Hathaway, all in the running, an th in g in p articular. Scanning the Forced ventilation throughout. and g ath ercth h e r food in the hm accurate prediction ns to the outcome would have been little list of papers su p p o rtin g H a th a ­ way, we find th a t, in every intreat—Prov. fl:n, 7. short of remarkable, but over two years ago, when it was at„nce, the counties in which nn e n ­ hm PRA Y ER—We would, Lord, ev­ not-fcr.'.tfu w ho would be in the race, it was certainly som e­ th u siastic and vehem ent su p p o rter of th e C hairm an is published w as e r do w ith our m ight t h a t our thing o f a fe a t to pick the winner. a r r io d J 'it^ j^ h c r ucondldate. We hand findeth to do. The Times at that time sai(LilLaJU4A!Ait4» ia l called "An cm-ay heaij u ie u sl» w ith Dade, vriiich tho Miami Drt)liK-'Tv Afl EAGLES TH A T VKI >^-v ‘7W'Y*rlit:k<;r horse V*c6/ an event sponsored bywAhti. proved a l e t t e r picker and n belts!T H E IR E T W f ^ IRECT non-stop sailings. No loss of time civic clubs *<>/ Tampa in which* Florida horses and Florid i prophet than the Miami H erald, Duvnl, w here the J o u rn a l’s ed i­ riders participated, which was run Tuesday afternoon, was from business. New S. S. IROQUOIS leaves By CARY F. JACOB such a success, from every point of view, th a t announce­ to rial colum ns and the Tim csJacksonville every Saturday at 3 P. M. and after 'Always I have sought fo r the u n ­ U nion's in n ’s colum ns supporte I m ent was made immediately upon its completion th a t it will only two nights out arrives New York Monday attain able. F o r the lovely in form an d in be mi nnnuul offering of the South Florida fair. rni'millg. E a s t n t t u r tn a Je ie t w t tn thtse ports. "Doyle Carlton riding for the Kiwanis club, won handily. fo'.thought. SA ILIN G S T O N E \V Y O R K Always I have desired the g e n e r­ Governor Martin presented him the big Hilver cup going to ous and noble, * v Opens a Savings Account a S. IROQUOIS May 19, 26, June 2, 9,16, 23, 30 July 7, 14. 21, 28 tHe winner. John S. Taylor, president of the state senate, The sp irit th a t dream s nnd goes sat by and looked on as all this transpired. ADDITIONAL SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE out in search of its dream . and "Those who look for omens, political and otherwise, see E v ery M o n d ay an d W ed n esd ay a t 3 P . M . T h at longs for the freedom of plain bn omen in this. As is known. John W. Martin is governor and of m ountain, \ Calling at Charleston We Loan You A Beautiful S ‘‘ i ’ l l I I I l f i K M E " .............' .Iiia«< .... 1 1 ' go J 11 H- ; 1 1 21 T h at w ill' not be content in thc_ of Florida. Doyle Carlton is nn announced candidate to suc­ S "M tU IA M ’K " ...................... l u H r .... 21 J u l y I 111 :1 shadow of walls ceed him. Senator Taylor Is spoken of as a candidate. From S ‘■.SKMINttl.l-r’ .... June r. IS 27 J u l y :> i s ; u Ml New Steamer*. Uniform de luxe Service these premises the omen-seers figure out the ‘Cracker horse T h a t is why, when I found you, race’ omen after this wise: John S. Taylor won’t be in the NEW Y O R K , One W ay, $37.00 upj R ound T rip $59.18 up my h eart w ent rejoicing, gubernatorial race, but will sit by and see it go on. Doyle These banks are handsomely bound in red, gray, ivur> S3.00 extra fare each w ay on D irect S. S. IRO Q U O IS W hy, ten I looked a t you, my Carlton will win th at race and Governor M artin will dcliVe • C I I A R L E S 1 U N , O n e W i y $ 1 2 .0 0 u p i R o u n d T r ip f 18 -00 u p res spoke of love, R O N T O N , O n e W « V f $ 4 1 .4 5 u p and green Dupont Process Leather. Conte in and lake p ra y at your a lta r, do not the affairs of the state over to him, as he did the silver cup ____ Tuesday afternoon. ffer petitions. vmtr choice of colors. ST . JO H N S R IV E R SE R V IC E I erect and scan the firma* "There may be something in that. Then, again, there Sieanirr leave.. .Sua/<ml 12 :1 5 N o c ^ .c r y Wed., F r i <7 ^et'w ith you, may not be. In the meantime it is quite a while until the Sun. Due lo arrive in Jacluonv'ilfe aTT follm (utciajj nuiming. i th a t veil not th e ir eyes 1928 prim ary—and Doyle Carlton is demonstrated!}’ sum am th e lig h t of the sun. You tost your auto tiros at T h ro u g h tit k e tt and buggage r h r r k r d th ro u g h to p r in c ip a l N o r t h e rn P oinLa racer, both in a ‘Cracker horse race’ and in a political freeth e presence of the mysA m p le fa r iliu e a fo r nu to rno b ilea intervals to see thnt the for-all." fcry upon us I i f fv r t i <r iU j\rm *licnt fu kttS, rt s t r u t tern %etc. l» pressure is rig h t— not ton ----------- o ----------head bowed nnd njy voire much— not too little. V5 stricken dumb. A ffilia te d with the Atlnnttr National' Bank of Jarl“'"m il H o o v e r 'S ' N b m ln a t io n 'AGWI Look at your insurance the ’-j il INtS H ie mblinhcr of the W ashingKiUhlliliril 1&4I same way. Wheni you put ji Juat as Intel ltL't-n vxporU’d l»y priu tieully everyone for tl’ . " io n Po t nayn lie is having to JACKSONVILLE your Insurance problems I! ” Pierl*Foot of Liber)y Street k s y o n t thousam l riullors fo r his lant few clajs, and as had been predicted by his friends for months. Merit Hoover was nominated last night on the first in the hands of th is agency * — ■ hotel obfommodationH during his last that Coolidge’s definition of you know th a t your in- L' fiv e dak stapy at the Kannar Tity ballot. Satisfied al convention. Some of oiir Florida "choose” is a reasonable one, hundreds of delegates who mi ranee pirot action is right ! hotel ope rut dim m ight get some gladly would have florin d to lus banner, turned at once i i at all times. ' You know Hodgkins & Fiske Co. (Furniture Headquarters) H odgldns & Fiske Co. fo o d b ean from K am os Lily. tho man who most nearly resembled hint in political policie.- r i ha t all your in Lures Is arc ( ____________ _____________ A J iroperly snfe-gunrrtert. Tho Registration at tin- U nivcr and business astuteness. It should be Kratifyinn t<i 1-loridans to know that the It-■Ity o f ' Florida sum m er hcIioiiI is £ We write policies right. , •■ fain item o n stm tin g tin ■ ili-mnn-l j publican delegation from this stale was with Iloc vor Iron) - So.’ education in Florida .—Gaiiu-a-,the first. That is, I lie delcRalion, which convinced the cre­ villa Sun .Floridnns are la-gin­ dentials committee th at the Bean iiggreKation were "has n in g to realise the value of sum- beans,” were with Hoover froifl the first. Jn the event he in tf * m er train in g u t F lo rid a’s g re a t £ elected president he will undoubtedly remember the suppor. K university. which Florida gave him in tinconvention. : s ' .t — o- <--------While we admit an increase in Republican stren g th in Flor­ Eritabiifdird 1608 One F lorida n e w sp a p 'r refers Summer to the editor of the Jacksonville ida, and while we believe Mr. Hoover to be more acceptable Z2I .Magnolia I’lione 48 Jo u rn al as the "m an w ith the to the South than many who mipht have been nominated, we Needs oblong face." But it is b etter to be are not among those who think he has any chance, of carry­ b rillian t w ith nn oblong fre e thnn in narrow w ith a sm all mind.— I)e- ing this stale in November. When two hundred ami forty Furniture *Wnd News. The e d ito r t-> whom, thousand Democrats trek to the polls in a primary, it will be toe believe, you re fe r was broad a practically impossible task for many years to come for Re­ Comfort enough to stop a num ber of bul- publicans to m uster enough to defeat that number in the le ts in France. c o u c h HAMMOCKS general election. • ■j o $ 1 8 .7 55 to $50. It will, however, with five million more Republicans than A Florida delegate to the ReGliders front $30. Democrats in the nation us a whole, require some ra th e r in­ bllcnn conv«-ntltm tells his lip th a t this slate will be tense research work at Houston to find a man capable of CARD TABLES one of those to break from the winning against Hoover. We believe this end is most to be $1.95 to $2.75 Solid South i n - November, If desired. We believe th a t the South will more readily pro<Hoover is nom inated. Hoover, of per under a Democratic administration. But we do not be­ COMBINATION LAWN - course, will be nominated, but lieve it will come. As the saying goes, it ugain looks like Umbrella and Card Table wo doubt if Florida will break of Metal away. If Al Sm ith is the Demo a Republican year. Father, the one who is alw ays providing, docs not expect much in return Knowing litis, Wall Street will probably take h eart with erotic nominee, Hoover v-lll get $ 10.00 —except loving appreciation. Why not make him a family surprise this 'many Florida votes, blit this Hoover's nomination. A fter nearly four years of the great-* year on HIS Day? Give him a g ift that Is really his and for his comfort I'ORCH RUGS state will still. .'n our opinion, esl session in history, stocks dropped out of sight Tuesday — always. from $0.75 remain In the Dem ocratic column. ami Wednesday when it became apparent th a t Coolidge meant ie SUnford Herald The Soothsayer klMW# r t i T f nffrrnaan rM * fl i H t r Ml ••■ run), Florida, l i t llnannlln A«r««r. ■ Furniture Repairing Refinishing Upholstering By Factory Expert y C. Killings worth '43HOUR SERVICEto \ and D One Minute / L eather Is It Enough? T h f S ta r is plenscd to note what he said. But with a man of equal strength in the saddle, hat am ong the candidates it voted according to New York newspapers, a rise is .immediately ■ fo r and commended to its reaJ- foreseen. era, Mrs, R. L. E aton and A. S. 'TYells, m embers of the sta te POLICEMEN NEED COOL HEADS lilroad com m ission, w ere re* arord to office by substantial NEW’ YORK HERALD TRIBUNE ■joritiea. M arion county gave eh a large vote. As chairm an Tlw im)»n am ple justification which ought to be exercised by any >f the commission A. S. Wells is .'or .th t h j frr.nicdiutc wuspi-nttion of a official who is perm itted to cnrr> rig h t roon in th e rig h t place io Mco ste rtlv v who shot and dangerous weapons. l -c 'd 1filter Mrs. E aton d u rin g h er short wounded a folirtcen-yenr-old tg»v One would im agine that n in office has made a envin- who \vnn running aw ay from hltn. thing to he tau g h t recruiter a{ the record. Florida has a p re tty Ilia excuse th u t he mistook t i e uollco school would im­ railroad commission, ta k in g lnd for one of a puir of uutonhf portant# of ruutlon in fireand large, w ith Eugene bile thieves is hardly to be toilcer aim s anil the exerris# d f goo'l ewa of S tark e f the third ivrioualy. A fourte.en-yeur-old buy Judgm ent at ull tim es. If th e o ffic­ a b e r—Oorfla S ta r. . may possibly steal a car) hut tb a rr e r in question is found to have lost ------ r-r—o--------- — *s no ressoj) for shooting a t h iin 'as his head, he should be dism issed An anonyjnoua correspondent f he w«r0 a m em ber of a hah9K from the force. The men of the de­ hoso candidate defeated out a *ang. The offir-er in question had p artm en t need an exam ple to m nke week iroe* >o fa r aa to call risen from the ranks to the grad.- them understand th a t w eapons are "aneaking yellow cu r." Thcae, jf detective, but • evidently hi* to he lined only in self-defense or f courae, a m wnrda too harah to .ruining had been inadequate to to stop- the fig h t o f fugitives ' ' aaid w ith aafety to any m i n t apply him with the judgm ent known to be dangerous crim inals o r w itliout the protection i f nymlty. But they illu atrate lmw ction v ictory reveals a NEWSPAPER, SUPPORT A N D •co rrea pondent. would : OPPOSITION pke his cue from hi* TAM I'A T R IB U N E can d id ate whose re2i) aportam enliku and Liscil las Kiu-yatsmi In •review ing the iruhernatoriu! whirl) i-apu;!acil haven’t looked ary but gtqr 4 ? f electedn, Mr. Carlton,' hi* ^(x»|n.|», cansc, r >uny his banner r.F u tim e "Iam i th e .tw n T u in ^ a d a jjy t i e . t a ­ rs wuVo hitU undi , i.tn! uml _______ _ somparntively s-Vv. ')*■ . * Makes Young Chicks GROW! T o g e t fin e, s tr o n g y o u n g c h ic k e n s feed t h is w o n d e r ­ ful o a tm e a l ra tio n t h a t giv es th e m b ig fra m e s a n d firm flesh. t . • Quaker FUL-O-PEP GROWING MASH It contain* Cod-Liver Meal to make every other ingre­ dient do better work; also, molasses in dry’ form, and es­ sential minerals. It's all ready to feed—nowork.nD bother. Come in and talk it over. H. B. McCall Industries, Inc. Bank The Sanford Atlantic National Bank C l y d e L in e A . P. Connelly & Sons Bound Florida Sanford, While Some Are Continually Making Trivial Gifts, Others Hi S Prefer Gifts Of Lasting Importance - Furniture Is One Of 3 1} These Gifts Of Great And Lasting Charm. Usefulness This Great Store Offers Unlimited Rare Values. SU N D A Y June 17th. DAY BEDS ) for the Porch. Furnished 1 complete w ith m attress. $17.50 to $50. PORCH CHAIRS and ROCKERS from $2.49 TEA WAGONS from $22.50 l FIBRE TABLES from $7.75 STICK REED SUITES 4 pieces. D uco finish. Fast Colors Here Arc A Few Timely Suggestions. Tapestry Covered Walnut - Rockers, Very restful...................................... $17.50 Patented "Nevasmok” Sm oking Stands with cabinet. A complete and unique S e tr - ................................................ $25.00 Colonial Winsor Rockers With high Backs, ..........................'........ ........ $16.50 Other Smoking Sets from ........... $7.50 lTpholsterc<£ tools from $7.50 Faihous "Str^ity Slumber Chairs with rooistool la^pj/rtcR. U li ideal g ift for father. From ................................ $79.00 "SIMMONS" wonderful beaulyrest M attress. Surprise father w ith one of these nnd add years to his life and good health. Marvelous health makers. Complete ....-------........................... $39.50 Genuine M ^ogftny-- “Governor Winthrop" D esks ...------'................. $J 25.00 /c ii» •< rt (Wt 1e will arrange delivery on Saturday purchases) $59.00 DELIVERIES , 0 « r *»*»» i r u r k h i n n k r tlrllv rrlm nl N a n lu n l and vira ll). C n r r f iil in r n u n t ilr r iir r fr i-l rail* d llla n af a ll larrrhnu•IU* n l I'uur b a w r . Reductions on R efrigerators Extrem e Values in Bedding We believe we are giving the greatest values in Refrigerators. ..AH standard quulily. Real ice savers. Roomy, sani­ ta r y and built to last for years. From $12.75 to $100. The fam ous “SIMMONS" lines o f m at­ tresses and springs are featured. Prices wiU be found actually LOWER than on many kinds offered eisew here which have no standard. A n in u n u o iin a lu �\ NAPOLEON’S HAT Annual Camp For Older d a l A n d Personal Activities GETS SMALL SUM Boys Is Enjoyable Event IN PARIS AUCTION Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 ia l Calendar Duncan I. Hasell Jr. Marries Chicago Girl One Of ManyFamous“L,lds"Of Former French Emperor la Sold For Little More Than Randall Chase left Thursday SI000 At The Hotel Drouot Personals A wedding of much interest here wn* th at of Saturday, June for Miami where he will spend a lly Alice l.angelier 0, nt Asheville, N. C. when few days. International News Service Miss Betty Price and Mr. Duncan S taff Correspondent. T. L. Dumas returned home Ingraham liasell J r. were married Thursday from Charleston, S. C. PARIS, June 16.— (IN S )—Any­ one with n little money to spend f t th e home of the bride’s mother, where he spent a few days. might .have become the proud pos­ Mrs. Samuel H arrison Price, on sessor of one of Napoleon’s hats. J. B. Borland of Pincknrd, Ain. Baird S treet, nt high noon. The It was recently knocked down nt impressive ceremony was per­ is v ljiting h?re ns the guest of his the Hotel Drouot for a little more daughter, Mrs, Roye R. Pippin. tlum $1000. formed* by Bishop I)u Moulin, Displayed under a glass case t>rector of All Souls Enbcopnl Miss Dorothy Hankins of Day­ pether with a certificate a ttestin g SUNDAY tona Beach is visiting in the city its genuineness, the little bi-cornu, jurinl serv lets by the Church, Biltmorc. ns the guest of Miss I.enahelle faded nnd nmth-caten, attra cted u The bride lmd ns her attendant, *rh»otl of Locomotive Ennt 3:00 o'clock a t the Miss May Williams of Asheville, lfagnn. large num ber of curiosity-seekers. who acted ns maid of honor, white Napoleon was not yet Em poror in’s club. the groom hud ns his best man Miss Dorothy Singletary of when he wrote it. Sicur Guillot Carl Welmer of Greenville. S. C. Jacksonville is the .guest of Miss bought it in 1814 ftpm Constant, MONDAY Immediately following the cer­ Emily Griffin nt her homo on the valet de chambre. The nnmp o f KUtlve Board of th e Auxilemony n wedding breakfnst was Myrtle Avenue. the mnkcr is still to be seen in tho of the P resb y terian Church crown. It is believed th a t th e G«n* m«t nt 3:00 o’clock a t the served nnd during the afternoon W. E. Scoggnn and daughter, oral wore it during the g re at batthe young couple left by motor :h. yer Bnnd of the A uxiliary for n wedding trip which will iir leave Friday afternoon for F o ri i ^j0 (>f filvolt. *><4j *' It is not the first h a t of N apo­ Presbyterian Church will cludo Charleston, S. C. where Vnlley, <>n., where they will spend they' will visit the groom’s par­ several weeks. . leon to he sold at auction. The one lit 3:30 o’clock nt the church. ents. he wore at St. Helena brought the sincSjt m eeting of the AuxilLouise, Lillian nnd Dan Evnns *Vn of 17,000 frnncf, but wan UUe Mrs. liasell is the da Itchier of the P resbyterinn Church held n t 4:00 o'clock at the of Mrs. Samuel' H am Sun • Price of S t. Augustine are visiting here er turned over to his sinter. An­ of "Chicago, ill. and is a niece of with their grandm other, Mrs. E. other which saw the campaign in : ■«* Riissfu, in 1812 nnd which Napa* Sonnier Theodore Burton of Qhiq, M yU uBh w .- r r ^ Uthe" youngest son Icon gave to his valet, .Evrerd^ AND MRS. AL n f Mi'.' iiml M rs.'ItW n>wW'I«srariiJidsi-Mj«.'.V>Wiain H. Holden of De was sold in 1878 for eight doRnra. PER W IL U A M S the h o u se ’guest of her ham Hasell iff Charleston. S. C. The celebrated Waterloo h at is of Newton Alabama apd brother of Mrs. W. F. brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. now in the Museum nt Sens nnd Mice the ninfringe tif their RAvend of Sanford, lie was grad­ Raymond C. Phillips. the one he wore as Prem ier Consul dau g h ter uated from P orter M ilitary is now in the Museum uf Bou­ LOIS • Mrs. Virginia Smith Cornell is logne- aur* Me r. Academy nnd also from Citadel to a t Charleston. He is a member of spending this week ns the guest The hills for these chapeaux, |)JR. FRANK LA PLANTE the editorial sta ff of the Ashe­ of Mrs. Fred T. Williams nt her now preserved 4n the A'/.hives, of Sanford, Florida home on C rystal Lake. ville Citizen. show that the average one cost Inlay, the tw en ty sixth of May, the celebrated General about two inttccn hundred and twentyMiss Ruth Gillon, Mrs. A. B. dollars. Mrs. Sharon Honors Sweeny eight and Chnrles Sweeny DcLnnd, Florida. Visitor With Party motored to H astings, Friday In spi'c of the increasing numwhere they spent the day. hev of automobiles in the city, A very p retty compliment to statistics recently taken show th at . Stowe Hostess Miss Jeanette Genet ami Miss j*arisians are using the subway her house gnest. Miss Emily To Her Bridge Club Dorothy M arshall leave Monday more than ever before. Altogether, ingtis of A tlanta, Git., was the for C hattanooga, Tenn. where 113,OTP,050 passengers were c a r­ fc( of the loveliest bride parties bridge p arty given Wednesday they will spend the summer. ried in the "M etro" during the first three months of this year, this season was that of afternoon by Mrs. Jam es G. S h ar­ Mr. and Mrs. S. O. C hase-left the larg est num ber ever recorded luesday afternoon when Mrs. on at her home on T enth Street. A variety of lovely cut flowers Wednseday for Asheville, N. C. for the corresponding period. This b. Stowe entertained the mem and ferns were arranged with where they will spend the sum m er shows nn increase of over four Inf the Four nnd Four Bridge million passengers against tho t o ­ pleasing effect about tbe rooms at their lovelv sum m er home. ot her p re tty home on [ where the tal of last year. It still remains tables had been 'M rs. Minnie E. Jones is spend* l he cheapest, fastest nnd most d i­ Irdall Avenue. arranged for the games.beautiful floral setting f<u I A most enjoyable game «f ing this week at Holnpaw ns the rect means of communication in (iffair had been arranged with auction bridge was played during guest of her son and daughter, the capital if not Du* most agree able. [nine* of pink radiance mM—. ! the afternoon and at the conclu­ Dr. and Mrs. T. Allen Jones. I;i‘ and ghuii di act-cut noting sion of the gam es, scores were The many friends <>f W arner Parisians rend a great deal too. coloi-i Vtf pink," 'w h ile nnd counted anil the prize for top Scoggnn will wil| be p’Cased to Figures recently published by llu score. H oubigant’s powder, was rt>exceptional enjoyment were awarded Miss Ruth Henry. Miss lentil th a t ho is getting along nice Municipal HuHet'm shovT'that the realms nf bridge and at the logits was also presented a box ]y a fte r an operation at Orlando. little city libraries * distributed throughout the wnrda loaned I,liusinu of the stated num ber nf powder. |ouiui>, scores were totaled and A tasty ice course was served Mrs. Cecil Whiddon and nephew. 102.57(1 books in 11)27 against I,Any Frenchman awftrded. Mrs. .1. K. Ritchie, | |,y the hostess a fte r llie prizes Horace Dowell, of A tlanta. Ga. 277,075 in Hi2fi. nre the guests of Mrs. \V. T. may borrow books from these li­ held top score was given a had Item awarded. Mrs. Sharon's guests were Miss Wheeless at her home on Oak braries which contain many good lly dresser tra y , while Mrs. J. (lassies but few recant Works. punier, who held lowest score, Emily Ingli-. Miss Ruth Henry. Avenue. rived a pottery bawl. Each Miss Camilla I'uleston, Miss M ar­ .-M iss Camilla I’uleston end Miss A nother bit of edd Paris is soon kt was given a hnuqilel of glad garet I’eters. Miss Helen M atcrr The famous old tetle. M i's Elizabeth Turnbull. M argaret P eters left Thursday to disnppeur. Mis* Claire Zachary, Miss <’ar- for Daytona Beach where they th eatre Port • St. M artin is about ste in the afternoon refresh will attend the Delta Delta Delta to be tarn down to make room f*u it* of ir« cream frozen in the meta Barber and Miss Elizabeth Sororiety house party. new unfr better buildings. of cupid.s pn hearts, huh k night. It was built in 1781 and used fill pink frosted cakes, and Mrs. J. E. C ourier leave. S a tu r­ for the perform ances <•( o|K»m Ith were served. Favors of pink day m orning fot* Jacksonville when the Opera House burnt lets filled with salted nut • weie where she will spend the week end down. The architect * was uske.l (each plate. with her son, John, wh < is m as­ to have 'th e place ready exactly hjoyiog this delightful affair cot for Company D, nt Camp John­ (15 dnys a fte r the first stone was Mrs. J. E. Courier. Mrs. J son. laid and lie did it. |Rinhie. Mm, Benjamin Whit Jr., Mrs. S tew art Dutton Miss Claire Zachary, Mis.* Nor* French w eather prophets have Edmund l.owe. featured in M. M inarik, Mrs. D. nm Seward and Miaa tTTve New­ been try in g to give satisfactory v»rd, Mrs. E arle T. Field and •'Dressed to Kill." F ix film s story man leave Friday afternoon for explanation* of the recent winter of the modern underworld, which Raymond Wilson. is showing at the Milane Theatre D aytona Bench where they will w eather in the month of May. today, certain!) lived up to the attend the Delta Della Delta One put* the hlanie on the flo a t­ ing block* of ice in the north Atrs. Phillips Gives title of tin* prmim Dm sartorially, house party. 'an tie Ocean. A nother nays that during the several weeks it was m farty For Her Guest production. Dr. and Mrs. J. Olin I.nney the recent earthquuke shock* In "Vic," bin dim inutive dresser, and daughter, Gene M artin Latiey. the Balkan* overheated tbe atm os­ rs. Raymond C. Phillips was returned home Thursdny a fte r­ phere in these parts, creating « gracious hostess Wednesday heaved a sigh of relief when the noon, from W etum pka. Ala where vacuum in the adjoining countries, work of making the picture ended ing when she entertained at Mrs. Luncy and Gene M artin have from whence nn eruption of p ge at her a ttra ctiv e country for ho was kep^-lon the jum p day been spending several weeks. lalto a ir currents. nnd night laying out hi* m aster’s e honoring her guest, Miss Still another declare* th at th<* )’ Waring o f Summerville, S. i aim ent. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. B. McCracken in rlh i* now p astin g through to r­ Exactly 18 different sartorial ef and Miss Helen Sheppard of and son, Dudley, are visiting at rents nf asteroids which will b e­ York, the guest of Mrs. feels were wont hy Lowe with the home of Judge nnd Mrs. Wey- come more frequent about tbe mid Ben Bard, his associate in crime, Lit 11n Hutchison, man White on MellonviHe Avenue right colored S pring flowers kicking through with 10 outfits. for a short time before going to LK BOURGET, France, June 15. Aside from their excellent work ferns were used in decorating Wisconsin, where they will make Seventeen m ilitary airplanes »f •* Urge screened porch where in the pictures, Lowe and Hurd are their home. squadron of 21 were forced down, tables had been arran g ed for ciedited us being Hollywood’s two five being wrecked and one ob best dressed men on or off the tames. Mrs. Roye R. Pippin nnd two server killed, during a night flight allies in keeping w ith the screen. small daughters, Glndys isles from Nancy which ran into n vio! Despite the many charges in and Elizabeth, returned home ca t storm in the Paris region. w»tion* were used in keeping Ir*» for the gam es of pro- dress, "Dressed to Kill" is not u Wednesday from points in A la­ **h* bridge nnd at the con- 'nshion show for men hut an up- bam a where they have lieen # —— ion of the fifth round the to-date story of crooks and their visiting relatives. for top score, a hand point* methods. It is heralded as the most re a l­ bowl, x as aw arded Mrs. Cnuistic and true to life crook story Hutchison. F o r scoring . the points am ong tho men, Rob* that has coply to the screen. M ary A ster plays the leading Beane reeojved a tie. The guests o honor w ere ’ pre- feminine role and the supporting JW dainty mtul made handker- character actors in scrccnlund, in­ tituling Chus. Morton, V 1Following he gam es, iced |t»rniflon w as Served by the Students Protest On en. 1 Rule GoverningPrize RoJoylrig th * h ospitality of Mrs. NOT CHEAP . “pa w e re'M ias Hel*.i ShepPARIS, June 15 .— (IN S )—S tu d ­ They are Rood and "• Miss B etty W aring, Mr. arid Pauthcn H utchison, Mr. and ents of tho celebrated School of Ur DR. J . C. BOWKLL Benjamin W h itn er J r., Mr. Fine A rts are protesting with re ­ " go# W est Gsre Avsnns Mm. G rant W ilson, Mrs. newed vigor this year against tho AMBULANT rXQCTOLOOr gNP0M«P| Jnt Holden o f DeLand, Ran- ironclad regulation which prevent* vhase, R obert D ear o 'a n d R. the much-covetted Prix de Rome •' f o r fillips. going to a m arried a rtist. 200 W est G ors A vs. Y ears before the w ar there were ocriek B«U, wlio h as been cne o r two violent incidents when Orlando, Florida *,ntf S tau n to n M ilitary excellent artists were not given *my ®t S taunton, Va. is cx- the sculpture prize because thoy Menning that your money s ic k r t t o i ’i.B s to retu rn hom e n ex t week, happened to have wives. There MbauM k s s n t h a t I s i l l i n l l n , « « • PhyJJover en ro u te home nt were a lto minor tragedies, even will run you -for one year ■l l|in |li.it . n n * r r r l s l I l M S W In b a r k at n i a a i « f 1 .............................. t e * x f r Ul,U in w here , he will {iivorces (w ith m an mge l i te r i/n) p h n u r 4383 If the tjre fails Jo do Rf». *Hew d « a , v , ^ r ^riem l« and num erous m arriage* w h irt w ere pot, legally recognized phtl*. th» k rm of school ended. FRIDAY riiters o f W esley Class of it M ethodist Church will jal m eeting a t 8:00 o’clock ome o f Mi'S. R. B. Monroe ioy Avenue. T. U. will hold regular t.t 0:30 o’clock nt the of Mrs.j T. E. Thornlcy, Firnt S tre e t nnd Holly h _ **' ' The Older Boy* Camp, conduct­ LEADER: Bob Yancey. PIN E TR E E : L ester Rivers, Ed­ ed By Seminole County Y. II. C. win Shinhnlser, Roy Sym es/ Bruce A. was very nuccessful The boys I.auey. LEADER: Dan Hnnsell. have just returned from Camp at IRIQUOIS: Paul Riggers, Jr., l-»ke Winona and each boy reJoe Routh, G. P, Sharp, John ports a good time. Brown. LEADER: Jim .Stoinoff. The hoys followej an excellent The above tribe completed In program which had been planned all athletic gam es. The program for them by the S ecretary of was planned and worked out for Seminole County Y. M. C. A., the boys by Mr. H. E. Morris. C. D. Wol'c. This p art of the program held At the close of tho day the boys much interest fo r each boy The gathered uround the Council Ring tribes were well matcher! and the fire in Indian fashion nnd had contests were close and exciting. singing, games, stu n ts, and im ­ The OS KE WO WO tribe won pressive talks by the Secretary. tils t place in the Base Ball schedule The first night, around the fire, with a percentage of 1000. the hoys buried Old Man Grouch. The Seminole tribe won first The hoys searched everywhere for place In the Volly Ball with a the Old Man, In the lodges, the percentage of "GO, swimming hole, tho athletic Another interesting feature of grounds and in the dining room the program was the tests each they finally located him nnd after boy was required to pass before re ­ a long and thrilling chase caught ceiving. his camp certificate and ,01d Man Grouch nnd forced him emblem. Each boy worked hard on Into the council ring where he was this and every boy passed his test. scalped and buried. His scalp was Lodge one made the best original used each day us n rewurd to the sign which was placed on the mad Lodge that made the best record directing all visitors into the during the day. The hoys took a camp. Lodge four won second place great interest in this feature ol in this contest. Another p art of the program the would work hard tb- na-viy’ possession of the scalp which attracted the attention of .fo r the day. . t r e n c h hoy was the choosing of the Each d ay -x v as-.sta rted by u best ull round camper.- A hand Bible talk th at wmr-well' iIhnrtmt* sonic prize wot offered the boy fd by Mrs. C. I). Wolfe, known to who was chosen ns the best camp* tho b'iys of camp its tho Rig er. When it came tn be voted off, Squaw. the boys found a hung jury. Two All reports and special nrtivi boys were tied Up for the honor ties of each boy were accurately and the tie could not be broken, kept by the scribe of the camp. so th rre bad to be two prizes. Mrs. II. E. Morris She was also The winners were Roy Symes and Bugler of the camp and helped in Paul Riggers. the cabin inspection. On Wednesday night after the Thursday was u blue ribbon council ring Die boys went on a day for all in camp. It was set Treusure Hunt. Tales were told of aside us visitors day and a number one ’Long Knife" and "One-Eyed of parents visited the hoys during Pete." Tbe story went th at two the day. At night, around the men bad buried a chest of v alua­ Council fire, cueh Lodge had a bles near the camp und guarded stunt. This was a special feature it all hours. The boys found the of the camp and u number of the exact spot where the chest lay visitors stayed over for this pro­ nnd while they were digging it up gram. It was a wonderful exhi­ who should come up but the bition of the boys’ talent nnd t ghost of One-Eyed Pete. Not a would have lieen n success on minute was lost in giving hi mall heller skelter through the Broadway. The following are the names of the room he wanted. The hoys ran tiie four tribes of boys, each tribe woods in search of a hide in which occupying a separate building with to hide. On the way buck to camp Long Knife fired his gun mid Die a leader: OS KE WO WO: George Moye. hoys went to bed expecting evciy John (’lurk, Edwin Campbell m inute to see these two gli ist* (sh eriff) Joe Lively, Joe Mareadv. come walking up. This «a* the only time Sally Pete Cummings LEADER: Dick Maxwell. Durby" were SEM INOLE: Wallace Philips, und his "Sacred .lessee (took. Jack H y att, G, S. separated. He begged Ids feet to m u ln Middleton, Franklin Gumming*.- Ho th eir duty. MATIN KLi J TILL 5 WOMEN ONLY BATAVIA TIRES GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS ,H I N T S MONDAY ONI.Y STARTLING A SHOCK! A JOLT! SHOWS ALL EXPOSES ALL TELLS ALL EXPLAINS ALL FRANK—FEARLESS “Dressed To K ill” Is Feature Picture At Milane Theatre H ealth Milane Rt fi TILL II P. M. MEN ONLY n ig Interpreters Will Be < \ Illinois Drivers Are TTie W orst In Nation Present A t Bfgr Meefc CHICAGO, Ju n e 15.— (IN S )— Illinois autom obile drivers are *v‘ the w orst In the country. Miss Marigold L anjprorthy, young Chicago actress, prom in­ ent in the W omen's City Club,' says - so, a fte r experience with the genus driver in nearly every sta te in the union. Miss Langw orthy was asked before the conference on speed and safety, a t th e Women’s World F air, s t th e Coliseum here, on the subject of h er ex ­ perience with drivers in various sections of the country. She list­ ed her experience like this: Illinois drivers are the most Incompetent in the country; New Yorkers seem to have plenty of time, and drive the m ost leisurely; California burns up the asphalt w ith speed; GENEVA, Ju n e 15.— (IN S )—. Every delegate to *he n ex t ses­ sion of the International Labor Bureau will hear the soeeebes lit his own o r any o th er language of his choice. In terp reters will s it very neat the o ra to r and tra n sla te bit speech, tn a very low voiee, (ntc: extrem ely sensitive microphones! These translation* will b e amplU fled by electricity _ and tra n s ­ m itted to receivers o f , a apeeUttype placed in fro n t [of the league, reports and even the public. E ach one will select the lan g u ag e * in which he desires to h e a r th e speech by tu rn in g a sm all diac, something on th e order of th e autom atic telephone system . If the new invention rivea sa tis­ factory results, the difficult prob­ lem of languages s t in te rn a tio n a l' assemblies will be solved. TO KILL £DMUM) ITTH-MAKYASTC* Ovum MoaioN -sis bmu> ' •acojM M w gg Comlnp Saturday Victor McLaglen in "GIRL IN EVERY TORT’ FOO TW EAR - CLEARANCE ~ CONTINUES! Friday1'and1Saturday Last Two Days ' All late Htylo* in seleclinits to suit eveiy woman included in tin* sale. $8.00 Shoes Now $ 5-95 Children’s Shoes Also Reduced $l.r>0 Service Hose - $1.15 $2.00 “Chiffon”. (Black Heel) $1.65 ,'lr lr »M)> ’ S ’ ALL QL SEATS I ! 50cts £ ALL. ,>ERS0N HEAU H,M HE SEATS WILL STARTLE YOU 50ct«. nil* A. E. EARLING IN Flo-Pure Water € . Approved Hy Slate * • Hoard of Health T here’s nothing In the 18th Amendment tb st forbids the con­ sum ption of Flo-Pure W ater. I t’s approved by the Constitution and fa r the constitution. It’s pure And wholesome, the ideal bever­ age for young, old and middleaged. �\ *fc THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JtTftE 18, 1928 'AGE SIX M vm fit a* if X h t i m m sr * a- •s.r-enf- ' ty*/'-»T-SLj •£.-<■ ? ^ s A ^ 'jrS-' w v y V > i f •# M3* I-, .In »"!*.* *** >il o T b o W H ‘ C O ItlC .I'J !!••■ 1.1 • .«-» r i :! > . I ! ' -'. • >c ir « j iiv «>nw .»i«■<.»• i j • /<’ vi ki t<i 'tr.j , • j1 :i . -i il«2 if.i ; Ninetypercentoftheleadingmerchantsaf Sanford will take part in the great sales event no.w being planned. Those that desire informatioii or wish to who already are planning' for the occasion are as THE YOWELL C O . MI-LADY’S SHOPPE. DAVE’S DEPT. STORE FORST’S . SANFORD N A•1**' ‘ 11 9+ • , •ATLANTIC ... W— BANK CHURCHWELL’S * KANNER’S . SANFORD DRUG - CQ . LLOYD’S, LANEY’S DRUG ST O R E . MILANE T H E A T E R . UNION PHARMACY . McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO MOBLEY’S DRUG ST O R E . ROUMILLAT & ANDJERSPN iuiy> / C D r V1VT4 1 K . 1 1? 1 UN!S O R i 171% lw |l m . i • il •ilit. • w'< h •* •. . .. .1.1 t • ,,t( I , / ImhII I».I ■ • IU H I* 1 i T L 'i!( «tai» thonw * ♦fwiuo-f ,» *, >c :*». *»«¥» JO ‘(,/u �• u i ^ v r / i h / m w r f , m u m t& r; THE SANTORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928 PAGE SEVEN four Bargains Across the CLASSIFIED COUNTER Sill ford D ally H erald Help Wanted IT— Houses For Rent HOUSEHOLD FU R N ITU R E—No doubt there are several pieces of 'ANT a d r a t e s FOR RENT: New nine room fu rn ­ discarded fu rn itu re In your home ished house for rent 1001 M ag­ that are no lo n g e r of value to you rcrms: Cash In Advance nolia. Rent |C0 per month. Phone —turn them Into cash . . . a Her* aid Classified Ad will p u t your Lphone ads, will be received YOUNG LADY—YOUNG MAN— 219. messago before thousands of re a d ­ Four months ago you rend the [patrons and collector sent 18— Wanted To Rent ers. Call 148 today. ad for apprentices on the Linotypo Lsdiatoly fo r p aym ent. [tme___ _____ —.... 10c a line machine and then you wished you WANTED: Five to ten year lease POTATOES delivered a t fl.OO a had a position. One young Indy [Poes__ _______ — 8c a line on business building, well locat­ bushel. These ure culls, too sm all lin e s __ __________7c a line took advantage of that ad and a f­ ed. in Sanford, M ust be of good ter three months and one week of construction, one or two stories. for shipping, and more trouble to Time ratea on request. itudy is now holding a good posi­ Price must be right. When answer­ prepare for cooking than the large ^ reduced ra te s a re fo r tion in Mobile and is independent. ing this ad give exact location, ones but ju st as1good to cat. Tele­ phone your order in the evening to secutive insertions. You are still looking. Will send rtTp words of average length another youi g Indy to same shop nmounl of floor space and com­ 775. plete information as to price, etc. counted a line. in two weeks. Last week the Xn otherwise it will not be given con­ OWNER leaving town due to other (jgioium charge o ' 30c fa r thcr of one of our students stated sideration. Address Box 111 care interests. Has business earning t insertion. that his 17 year old daughter had The Sanford Herald. $150.00 per month. Will sell below dl advertising Is restricted made $.'15 the week before. Five 19— Houses For Sale cost. Apply News Stand, 1 st N at'l. proper classification. months from now she will he get­ Bank Bldg. [ an erro r ia m ade The Santing from Jill to S(3() (guaranteed) j Herald will b« responsible per week. What will you he g et­ FOR SALE: Furnished house or. FOR SALE—Muthushek pluno, ill Park Avenue. Price $4500 or. only one incorrect insertion, good condition. Phono 4HG-W. or ting. B etter snap out of it and term s of $500 tush and balanct tai: nt 327 W. 9lh St. advtrtiscr t o r subsequent quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs [rtiona. The office should be when yon nre trained to hold them. monthly. This is a com paratively 27—Money To Loan fied im m ediately in case of Call for C. A. Haines at Herald now Imililing, stucco, has two beds rooms, dining room, living room, office anil lie will be glud to ex­ kitchen and bath with shower. ON WHITE or colored property. plain details., , B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd Ct. TO ADV ERTISERS Double garage. F or Inspection cddross P. O. Box 431, Sanford F lo r­ M ortgage Loans • Herald representative ida. m improved residence and business Highly fa m iliar with rates . property. — (tt and classification will 21— Acreage For Salt Bnlilwirr-Mortgage Co., t you com plete inform atfoK* ' CRT. See o jr.Io cal Counsel," j If you wish, they wilt assist ACREAGE FOR SA LE: suitable S. R. Dighton, Snnford, Florida. a in wording your w ant ad for poultry farm , lo cated four mske it m ore effective, WANTED: I ill) old gus stove.** fur miles south of Snnford on old O r­ WE WILL allow ten dollars on any which we will allow ten dollars lando road. 33 acres, pnrt high old stove anil give vou 12 months each on the purchase . of a new land and some of it low, ideal, for to-pity lialnnce on any new runge. range. Sanford Gas Co, HID Mug- chickens ai.tf ducks. Can be bought Sanford Gas Cn, l$f> Magnolia Ave, for $100 per acre on your own Wild, allow ten dollars no tmlia Avc. term s. Addt ss R. J. Holly, First iy old stove on the price of new range purchased .from WANTED: To buy second hand National Bank Building, Sanford, MITlur: OF II'UI.IIATION F ull motorcycle. Must lie reasonable Fla. T t \ DEED I M il'll SUCTION a n bnl Gas Co. lOil Magnolia OF T ill: liK V im il. STATITF.S and in good condition. Box Z c-o o r TUB STATU OF FI.OIIIDA. 22 Real Estate For Exchange Sanford Herald. Null*’*’ It* lierehy ulv.’ii (tint HAM .lUHTICU, Mult I.*•ml. Kin . pureUaeur pSIFIED Atfvcrtising w il WILL TRADE: Several building f*. T in i ’erllflenle N». 2X2, tinted the TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin't Emulnte your business a t very <ln* *>f June. A l>. 1!)I6, hub Barber Shop, Between Fire S ta ­ lots, free and clear, for smu'l Till fllt’il -<ulil rerllN eutf In my offieit. [co st, licra ld W ant Ails each utnl iiintl.’ u|*|>l< lit Inn for. tax tion and 1st, St. Palm etto Ave. house in good section. Your price deed li.t[reach thousands of people— 1*1 iKKUr III ueeiiVilulll'e Willi law. Said I’elt irirute emlunci'e the tie who w ait ami watch fo- 14— K o o n is Wlthcul Hoard must be right. In answ ering this fnlluu IftK denrrlheil property ailUiitXlassifiod p age—people who ad give complete inform ation as eil In ft*’m Ino I!• County.' Flurhln. to ­ looking fo r opportunities and wn: to sizu of houzc, location, and 411 Park ROOM FOR RENT: ll. K 3 eli U ,,f HIV Cur. of Hw U l that th e W ant Ad page is • uf HK‘| See II Tw|t, 30 Mouth price. Address S. B. 1). Care The Avc. i of opportunities. Your meaIlium*- 2(* Kant, iiiii K. 3 ell.; N. If. eh.; tv 3 cl* ; S. If* eh.; (I.e*s Herald. i on this page will produce re mullvl*le*l *j iiil.ii’bl ) If— Apartment For Rent i at u cost th a t is surprising'.Mild hind lielnu iibbebH.-d WILL TRADE. Several good build 111'I'lii* Ihe llllle Ilf llle IbHIIllllee Ilf bill’ll Call 148 for service. iug lots, completely paid for, us eettlfleule lu the niinie <*( <iUOItf 1if FOUR ROOM garage apartm ent 11 ST IS. Cnli-bb bald eeillflenle blinll .'ill) 1-2 Palm etto Avenue is for first paym ent on well located Ini tested for glasses by D1 redeemed neenrdliiu tu Ian la i ■, nt. A poly at .'HMl East *11h St. farm . l» l* are located within the deed Will lb bile liter.’till III, 2Sl* I ivis. Opposite C ourt House da* uf .Ini*. A ll. 11*21 city of Snnford, in desirable u c Sitlv entrance. WITNESS in* official nod b.’iiI ■Me nr G ranada Div Ginger lions, and will bo priced on u a c i Hub ilu- l.'itli da* of June, A I* IIIREK ROOM bungalow apart- ole basis. If you w ant to trada It call 705. Prompt Delivery. tr ?nt, completely furnishctl vrite me what you have, w hat yot Lost And Found nicely located. Phone 99. .vnnt for it and maybe we can make n deal. Address Box 79 Carv pT: Hound pup white w ith tan Herald. pntr, answ ers to name of xt. Finder please notify G. NN. 25— Exchange tier, 515 E. Third St.________ housekeeping SWAP—Perhaps you hnve som.*[Automobiles __________ thing you don't need and sonuconvenient''' i. HIGHLAND LAKE INN DODOB J1K. Monthly one else has som ething you want H c m l c r s o n v il l c . N . C . Mure cars and Graham truck*, papered, iv'l that they no longer find use fo r mnke an exchange through this fen and 13th. S treet. Phone 3. clussificnliun. Cull 143 for scrvica. DCINS & COWAN Co. Atrik idiatur and sheet metal work;. /O R RENT- Two or three room WANTED 1000 persons to trada furnished upailm ent with garHi their old oil stove, (ins sto le French Avenue. Phone 716-W. ige. 7AKI Pnlmetto Avc. or wood .itove for which « c will tlHUPP-MARMON FRY T H IS - If you have nn nparl- low ten dollurs on any rrw gus Snnford Automobile Co. ment to rent give complete ilo- rouge purchased drum ii*. Sunfurdi^ Magnoiia Ave. Phone 137 'ails in a Herald Cluaalficd nil. . • Gas Co. 10(1 Magnolia Avc. Spend your vacation here tn •ell everything there is to be im > 26— Miscellaneous For Kale Service this beautiful n a tu ra l park ibuut it and you will find it much o f 300 acres in th e “ L and of , YlDl.ER, Chiropodist ’it si or to secure ;i tenant. Cull I Jo. F tlli SALE: llousehuld furniture th e Sky" o n the crest o f Blue ftduestlrty 9 to 5 a t and Ruick R oadster. Kni|uire :iUtS Ridge 2300 ft. elevation. uty Shoppe. Plio te 34*. FOR REN T furnished 5 room g ar Palm etto Avc. Lstf« Lk* ior fishing, busting, swim age apartm ent all modern con SUN PRO OF PAINTS raing. Coll, tennis, horseback riding . a l i e n e e s . Phone 207. *r Spar V arnishes and EnalUthi and massages under expert*. w»r dent |*hyiicUn. Excellent meals, choice ela. Vclumina F la t Wall FURNISHED BOAT FOR FALK: 30 foot bridge musk, polite service, reasonable tstrv its. Persian cloy jesso. plastico bath, close dock cruiser, th irty inch draft, Several cottages lor rent. Open June I*. Ming clay anti Plaques. San- Phone 190 W. Major D. C. Woodward, Mgr. fully equipped, sleeps six. Price Paint £i O nll P aper Co. G. Ureasonable. P. J . Box 938. MODERN furnished i trt, Propr. 112 W. F irst St. Frigidniro: Murphy I. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. •ben: Garage: rxcellcn Snnford P a in t dt Wall Paper mod: rent very reusm A partm ents, No. 3, or Snyer. NSFER Service of all kinds. ione 570-\f or 3302. C. E. penlng, It. K. Cobh EAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS iH THE NEW WALL PAINT IG— Houses Ke t h in g n e w a n d BET* f o r FURTHER INFOR|TI0N, CALL PHONE 235-J .SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN«), FLA. For Kent itiuu modern bunga jrniidied, one unfurreasouaLlc. Apply Miller 1300 Sanford pEY’S DRUG STORE—PreMptiong, Drug* Soda. We are Jj**r a i y o u r phone. Call 103. JILDING BLOCKS—Irrig atio n hxe* and general cem ent work. [**•* Concrete Co. J . E. TerKrer, Prop. 3rd and Elm . ROOFINGTThe Hzttin; M etal sWngfi* dlne seam tin and i.alvkniiyJ *- t?ee Jam es II. Cowan. OaV ^*nd Third b t. Phone 111. W . R H ud son ________ J. A. A rm stro n g H. U Harry -------------It. I . Ilen d lev -----------J. T. E ld er J r . . ______- J. M. Charter .... W. C. Williamson It. D. Until iisnn ... J. It. (lerrlsh ......... Unknown ...... — ---- A. Meg i ‘n r ami H im 459. U K o f HK o f W a r r e n H t........ U. l . n k i m A v r ..... K 520', S 200’ .... IV S2ii' 20(i I o' Hp « I . O M i i r n o i i m i n tM Hi ir. sio n. tv nic .. I ' o r o f HIV t i M a : 2D 31) H im H 112.Si fl. tt*. SGT.SS f l .......... Ni-ly [*26.23 fl IS .... 651.39 fl, t o lir|( Help K. tv. 11click Mrs. J. II. Rloodwurlh Calloway and Coleman Unknown ............ B B. Ifa s c h a ll....... ...... Calloway and Coleman N. B Ore on _____ . Cnknown ----- --------tV. n. U rtio k n _____ C allu w ay n* K ME Cor of B—.... lj,k« Avt* amt Jessup T w o bed rooiiii* ^ ‘tructed fly* n>om stucco • • e ig h t p er re n t. Box 113 W.4.. electric range, bath, gareverything up-to-aete. ■at The Herald office, ■ Unknown Calloway i t Colemuh W. R Spell ___ Mrs. Nina U. Blllotl Sural* K. Aml.Tm.lt |-*iis is ni ii .... . •-'*1 13. lit | | ___ Lilt IS III.' ii ...... ’ l.**i l». lo 21. I nr. III. M is \V. M. D an iel It. ll. Cot,* in a it .... II. A Mum fori *1 ll liiuldnYd ., Mr*. H. II. Glllon tV. M. Woodcock H. II. I t n a m l a l e ll ll Culrninn ... L' ilk 11*mu ......... T*. N. Walk lint .. It. II. Ciilnnuii ..... Unknown I). A. Mttehsll II. B llayiir .... I ’ A. U ouK huo, tV. It. l l u n c r o f t t *uk now n ll C. and (t. I Andenmn K ......... J . S c o t t ___ Cnkttiiu n II. A. Muntfort . II It. thalliard J. II. N'liler Mrs Jue F en a . W. |*. C olem an , tV. M. W oodcock tu IS. 1Inr ill. . 17,, til. C to ■L Ink .... Inc HI. _ I ' l t l l u u i i ) oiul C oleiim ii U n kim w ii t:ukmit* ii Mra. Ml iiul” I in i i . in'c ill. it l.uta |, lu 'J. liie III. H .... U tik iiu w n * iik n u w ii . *• 1 * ... \\ lltlmrrr Aild It Im* tu T a n a uf Laa(gn»uU a« llrcurilrd lu ITal IBuk Hsxr 111 S r uilnulr Tuuul) Ilerur4« Hat (erics Exibe |.ota Singer Sewing Machine Shop Muchincs Sold, Rented, E xchange! Eosy ruym enU Phone 80 N orth Park, Valdez Bldi: THE LONC4JFE BATTERY Hoff-Muc B attery Co. 117 E ast 2nd. Street. l.i .la 9. unit 10. Ul. I HEMSTITCHING Furniture •" i. vKbiim . J Io U Luis- ...... It. »o. m » .... Ilf. U fl. to In k Blit n K liigxltu ty ............. Ikit « S ib It o f W ... It. A. Sm ith .................... A d d lllaa S o . I tn T a n a uf l.vaaw m H l a s llr r . la F la t 3 F a i r s 26 aad 2T Hrnc la o lr I 'a a a lr H rrards. Bnia 9 «ml In 111. 2 \V. N. B n lim ln g i'r . ............ But*- 32 to 21 im-. III. 2 U nk n ow n ......... . ..... ...... . . . t .,t -a 111 2 . ...... B u ll aI. to 3*. Inc. HI 3 . . ........ Bins is. It’ ’ U nknow n tv . h . K n iim ln * s r B ake W x t w s s 14*l«hta I llc h w a r A ddltloa to T s i t s o f L Itroordrd lo F la t Hook 4 F « a * St N ratlaol# C o a a lr L o ts I, to l ( . Inc. b i . C a llo w a y 4b C olem an W. C. w llU a a ta u ii ..— J. Al. He Via ........... r---------- Joe H. Tinker Morton l i e .t t y *Co. Jnu. J. D prkrr ---- - sun --------- »*•-- W. I*. Colnnne ....... Mrs. Itoan H tuffachar C a llo w a y and C olsm an TV. P. C**l* tiu*u - ••jrjKB 2«. But a, l But* 15, w. B n tin iln a r r .............................................................\V. H. K h tim liig r r C allow ay t ’o ltm a n *•' »-l U nknow n . . . .. ------W lld ia r r . A d d llla a la T a w a “ n a a k 0 F a « r ) » r .« la a lr f a a a t g llr « .r * s . ™ ** —.................... — 1 aad II. aad B aol H a lf a f W . j j » • a to T ow a a t > ' • • • " * - 4 “ H k l nr at la o lr l ' s » s l ) l Mrrarda ------ —I, ftlra. J. >1 H arralt _ . C a llo w a y A C ult m en J. T. E ldar Jr. .... la • Band Co. .....---- -------- — ^ , ci>rd ....------ ------ B 'n k n o w n C a llo w a y A C olem an .... I* U nk n ow n ................... J a k « Jessu p .... Uukuuwn .— .....- — —— ' I i -?9 T. io 1-00 I t .30 C a llo w a y it C olem an IT.SO ■look 3 pa a* H3 S r a tla a le CoaalV No. I F aaro llrro rd s, and SI. Ul. ‘- / J \ '•* l i : Hrrunil a r rllu a M n l rr. a Unknuwn . -. W. H. Buliiiiliigvr Unknown ... B u t. «. lo l», ln « v .-... la tle ’ 1. l T HI- « ........U n k n ow n '^ .M : i D rtx'rlpllon o f Ia4)*d * U ral ttlld iu rrr Addlliaa lu Taw - at l.uu««»uujl Ilrru rtca Its I I lluuk 3 F aar is ai»e Flat Bauk t F>«r 3 kuuiluala C auatr U K *** It. N 123 K 31*0 ft. o f o f F M Itlt F .u fsn ila a rr I .ut 1 * B ew ls, T ax Cullt’il n r o f th e T o w n o f B oliaw ou d . F litrlda. ti*-rrb* Ifv 'th a t I hr fnl low I tut lx i* tru e ami eu rreet Bl»l of D*lini|m-nl 3'ax<n I,,. T ow n o f B n n gw ood , F lorid a, for tho y rar 1937 an appear on the xxinrnt Hull, tu - w ll: J. Uollfcatua l IIKOUHD ntlliKrr .......... 4 - - ..... Bulls s. 15. It, III. u .. U n k n o w n ....... ................ • l l r .u r s r ; ut llla rk F a u r U lld iu r r r t d d l lB .i tu Tussu u l ' ^ llrrurslrit la F la t lluuk -6 F a * r 3 « - Nrutluulr < ou al» lltm fH s . But is . Ut. I ...............• F red U T uck j* | l| List of Delinquent Taxes uf The Town of Lvngwood, Florida. B I, 7 K III I IV, K. B u l s i u l i i g v r attractive seven rootr house, Call 303 Mag?, or phone 308-W. . f^ o A ^ itch ftteflu rp C olem an tt' F. II. 1‘erv l* 1 1 . I* and (1 It A mtprann A w l i n n R 356.3 fl. . NtVIy lull ft. IV .... 313.HS ft. N, 100 f l. It* l»i‘K i i » k :.2« n . 1-: a m t 230 N o f NIC C u r o f 1C B i k e A w unit I ' a l l u e t t o ATt> Itlili tV 2iu> ft. N | J 6 ft. II 2**11 ft. K ITS t o h r g •V I7i* ft h r N K SEM INOLE AW NING SHOP. SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* Awninge, Window (hades. T arp au ­ Cushions and S e a t Covering*. lins. .A nything of Canvas. 309 East 2nd, S treet. P hot* l l . 303 West 2&d;' Street. I WHITE D riv e n , energetii « honest, to sell waterm vH°na» FIVE ROOM: furnished bouse ‘loupe*, sw eet corn, etc, from sum m er rates. See V. A. Speer, trucks. Houne to house. Uh411 P erk Ave. '__________ fontpeneation to rig h t young FOR RENT: T*» responsible partv, Telephone a t once to 775. attra ctivre e Spanish bungalow, ■urrounded by beautiful ^Oak located a t 317 High St. Completely ------- F . It. P e r r is ......... J. M. D o n a tio n U n k n ow n ......................... It. A. Illn lo n untl K. P. I lo d g e s ......... F. It. P e r v ls .................. Dr. ileo . K Chapman Awnings Wanted Male M. P o l l y F ran k N ew so m e _ — . C a llo w a y anil C olem an Dr. Otn. U C hapm an . Bake Jessup I .mid Co. Mrs. U. W. Irf-wls N. It. U n t Mrs. I.liile l*. Filch . It l.uulss Alden ...... Unknown ................... Unknown ........... ..... Unknown . ...................... Unknown ........ ........... I'nknown ..... ................ Business Directory WE UUY or trad e in used furni­ tu re. W agner F u rn itu re Co. : my bungalow furftINOGRAPH—rep airin g , piano FOR RENT garage. R ea so n a b le. iahrd and »jng by e x i r r ts w ith 17 years Herndon, 218 West mence. S anford music store Mrs. B. W. 19th Street. Gift Shopna M cLander ArPhone 882. First N a tl Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. T. C. C a l l o w a y ___ -Classified- WIGHT P R IN T -S H O P LEFFI.ER A I’ARTMENTS: PPY aeTvice on any thing in ished. 3 tuua. and gurago Inting. A phono call will get ■.ractive summer rates. Apply man. Phona 417-W. 9 Itail- Magnolia. Phone 280-W. Ave. Small garnge ajiartm cnt. Call Elton J. Moughton Architect 3l)i* 2.1ft t ’nkuown --------- Marx 1 1 . U ravaa — ------ - U' A. Il**lfrn ----------------1 I Unknown ......... . I.akr Jcaaup ~ — laitut Ue* —-------------Unknown ------------ Unknown T o w n o f l^ a a w o o d oa liroord H A drat la st* t ’o a a tp H rrord*. ft K and Mary tV atrrburx tV. H tin ts- . n tln grr ......... Unknown — a t Bo a * w ood no IMoordad I Hantlaola f o o a t y H rroroa. � 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, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 15, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 15, 1928. 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 15, 1928; <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/a8f817527952f8f169d0d9cfb4952c34.pdf a55e0a197d13c8d48b88eda0e1edeae4 PDF Text Text £ rAPKU rida’s Heart, Ifcet Vegetable (tauten. Lqnd. ibl / tlie Worl Bpot und S i' thu fl %4h• l i i i dANJND I )E N T D A IL Y »ER NCI Leaned Wire International News Service rtiUWK M X foover Awaits A ction O f Convention Before Giving Out Plans To U.S. Public Louisiana Farmer Shoots Employer PARISH. La.. June 14. (IN S ) —Hinry Prudhomme, 42, farm­ er, shot to death his employer, Phillip Lalcati, 55, early today near hero and in turn was slain himself by Marion I^ilean, son of the man killed. The doubt-* slaying climaxed a feud of sev­ eral dnys over the nonpayment of a debt Prudhomnie is said lo have owed Inlran. Young I j i leun is held in Jail on a murdi' charge, pending a complete inVcrtigatinn. A widow- and five children survive Lnloun and a widow and four children sur­ vive Prudhomnie. Chairman '-a ;«r «T W * ' J ill ►A WASHINGTON, June 14.— led until after this pow-xVo. (IN K )— llerliert Hoover today i With the conference completed, awaited formal action of the Hoover, intend* to KJJ I nlo Judge W r ig h t Issues A lle m - Kansas City convention hefoto ! Alto, California, Ida homo, for u yntative Decision Is n tivc W r it ofM andnm tisOr- hroadcastlng his plans to , the comp etc rest W o r e jfthe grnnd itntri.,1 drive and to receive the formal ToPickDry t . d erin g In spectors T o .l*goAs soon as the convention notification o f Ida nomination, cecd W ith RccheckOfVotCH names him the Republican "hope” H o o w * swing across (he Ul.lt*Soine State Fourth SesfiionOJ for ’ 192k he is expected, to call in ®d ktata* to the 1 ai W ist pruhAlleghanies ventiou Opens tho newspaper correspondents to . ably will bo marked by no form, Canvass May Get express aprcciation e.f the & n - 1al speaking. The spoak.og c.tmWith Delegates, Under W ay Monday ation anti to pledge hlself anil the H W W}H ionic* later. tending StdbbOi n..Hu .nlatfnrm i'ho becrctaiy of Commerce party in to rnrrv carry out tlio ..platform will bo something new to the and tho policies of tho Coolidge Irre g u la ritie s A n d Inacurncountry in the way of a camcies A lle g e d W h ile O ther "'K x S ^ m e a H y toilnv "tuned up" and something dCcldcly E rrors A r e C ited In Paper Hoover’s radio receiver In the . nmv to the poHUcifttts. He In not [opposition Is Strong Commerce Department that the the old fashioned typo of stump A d e q u a te ’ P ro ic c tio n l'ro m is- W o r r y in g N o t A R it O vcrConv e n lio n . i ’ rctvid'-nt Fnlrninn Legal steps to bring about a re­ Reeretarv might hear tho final ‘danker thnt on.o made the cU> e-tl F o r A g ric u ltu ra l l'r o Dawes For p Q R F o r T h r e e Monlb.u Sum m er ducts A h S u b stitu te O f f e r ­ count of votes cast for sheriff in words of debate over tho platform j parks and town hall# resound the con- with oratorical fireworks. Rest In Woori.u OfW isconHln Senator Smoot ed F o r M c N a ry -H a u g c n Hill Inst Tuesday’s prinmry were taken | nffon r,0!,,n,r '"P 8 of lloover Is n matter-of-fact talk­ Platform Amid today with the filing of u petition | |f00v’e r war more Interested in er and most, accustomed to apeakABOARD THE PRE SID E N TIAL CONVIINTION IIA L L K A N S A S C IT Y . June .14.— ing on economic and Industrial Racket Of Aui by Sheriff C. M. Hand with Judge the nttlti’dc of the speakers than KANSAS CITY. June 14 j SPECIAL, PITTSBURGH, Junrt 11. IX S )— A te n ta tiv e decision in the balloting now, since his subjects, although occasionally InWallace W. Wright of the circuit — (IN S )—Prcihlcnt Coolidfv w»'* .... — (IN S )—Sc.-ui-flj' in the sad­ jy H e rb e rt H o o v e r’ s h igh Lending Business ’.Men O f c h y nomination is assured. Particu­ dcpnits fivni the prosaic to ex­ ArrangchtCntk court. A re M aking Arrangchtdntk hibit ilcen knowledge of u wide 1, n Id* way to Wircondu thin morn j un*J ^ larly he will lend an attentive c"r dle, the llcover fnrcea in the command to nam e n “ d ry fro m I'*.r I’ ig g c s l Ilargh ln D h y In Ltrgain Judge- Wright Issued an alter­ to the dcmnhda-for farm relief, range of facts, and human emoin::, bound for. tho Henry. Clay K A N S A S C m • «[un‘ Republican-National conven­ (vest o f th e A lle g h n n ie s " nr H istory O f Sanf<>rdHq’slnes.s native* w rit-of ntnndnmus, order- one of the aims of his campaign lions. ' • ,A ith tj\ tion rode-to an cany victory v Picriio entiit® on Brule ttWwr foe aj his ru nning > a t e . and a suding members of the countv can* that will be stressed dn tho Middle 1 There was little routine mi the thiccmoutha vacation. 'j f.nully adopted, th o Rop secretary's desk today— therePlans for Sanford’s Greatest in the platform fight, today by Idcn boom f o r S en ator Sim eon . vnssing board anil the clerk aril WeM, ti i ___ -an convention thi3 nften Hoover’s gonernls and aide* ue were no engagements on tlieTho Ropulillcnn National Con it vote of Si7 to 2i'". I) Fcflrt Of O hio, w e re th e o u t - 1Hollar D uyjiext Wednesday were inspectors of six precincts to pro­ camp-are expected hero Immed­ "date” hooka. He was sevurcly vention at Kahuna City worked |Cleared th o decks f o r th e . < 1 They «>ntdly overrode, the ef­ tnnding d evelop m en ts today *" inr ‘ arriod forward today by u ceed at once with a recount of iately nftrr the convention for gunrdtvl by s«-m*tnries. Hoover him not a bit. nia dccliion not to j inntton to n ig h t o f Candida mci l the vetns und n recanvass of the forts of a militant minority in the ra ce f o r the Republican !»•«’" " f the city’* lending general conference and to lay planned to “ clenn up’ ’ his work returns. Jf tho order Is not carried by D» o’clock, when tlie conven­ be a candidate for election ha left (for president. A n n 0U n « frvni the corn, and wheal belt lire presidential nomination. . hunts. Department stores, shoe out, it provides thnt the precinct out their combat plans for-»thc ‘ * in .Rapid to litis Q ftect • w a s jnadft cninnnign. No annougjxw*jUrT. l |f tion is st-heeiuled to open and as~Xinnl. A year ngov .. to write into ti-.c pail form an The irm lS R B a S E fe h ’d to, In- stores, drug stores, spcclalt* Idols urn] Tioari^ members shall, specific nolicfles! -otlfrr inDPaup- spend the rest o f the day in ftunt City, UrD . he eatU 'T do not e h e o » » 111 1'IUQn Moac3 alter r. r'ndonemenl-xifthe.McNatsplemntianqJ J^cvcTncWK-o by a!-hops anibtnc Milan... Thoater are appear- iM W ) the etnirt' on- June port O f’tlie platform, Is nntlcipnt- o f a huge loud spenker.to run” ai|d he made it plain that delegates had assembled in Haugen Bill prineiple of farm member o f^ h e "high command," ;.|| making arrangement* /«r th> 2s to show why they should not huge auditorium at 10 o'clock'! rr.'iiT, and rivet into the patty lie sincerely meant it. virtually narrowed the field to biggest single day of Shopping do so, declaration of ptinclples in­ tho fourth tcislou o f the coni With tho President, was Mr*. Vice President Charles (!. Dawes, Sanford lias ever seen. licenii'ic the Sheriff and incur stead n substitute plank tvldeh Coolidge, .whoso illness Imld up th-i tion. Senator Charles S. Deneen o f ; At least 111 more stores and ln-rs of Ids staff a if diarpinllflcd mbs dictated by them. It departure from Monday to Wed­ Illinois and Fess. Senator Charles, shops are expected to enter the to act in the care. Judge Wrlpt'f Tlie delegate* and visitor*^ pledges tho party to agricul­ nesday night. A navy trained nurac Curtis, of Kansus, however, would list «,f nierchurts taking part with- named T. W. Baxter lo servo the prar.-d to come reluctanlly to \ tural relief hinging about the was aboard to keep watch over i jn t lit- next two days. Hot ween 25 papers on'each of those mentioned I have lieen been, the tho most formidalde im iiimann- 1 feast. When Senator Georgoj old adniinitit ration prescrip­ .Mrs. CyoJidgo and Colonel J. E. candidate for the honor had ho end :tu istalilishirbiits will be in­ in the writ. There are 27 lo ’ he Muses, tho pernuinent chalm tion of cooperative marketing. Coupal, (he President’s personal eluded in tlie’ fihat arrangements. served. Lot indicated a refusal to become phyriclan. u-dlcatyd that sin would banged bin gavel for order Thousands of dollars ore being . There was no indication today I Hoover's running male. K AN'51AS CITY. June- 11. rrinnin in bed for the* remnindor ot A. M. the delegate aeetloM i spent by the larger merchants in that there will be any field in Reports of opposition to Dnv:es R ig h t L e g A n d A r m O fltn lia n •()iiocnOfI)lnmondH’’Togcther * —(IN K )- Into u Republican Cm the trip. Fho is suffering from o less than a quarter full and I in both the Hoover and allied preparing special offerings for the the ense und in view of this it was With lior Fixing Comrades j vention r.iinrUng over Uu- farm recurreiice o f tho illness thnt con- were yawning cavern* of el ( !oni mnndor W e r o l n i ti rot) 1u every conceivable believed that the recount may got Lamps meanwhile seemed to re. day. Almost Await Rood WcutherHeport |i.urn-, the i d -lutions conimitUo 1fined her to lier bed for a month amt* in tlie gullL-iies anil tel D ir ig ib le ’ s ( ’ rnsh Declare-I dine the field even further—to type of hurguiu will lie offered. under way next Monday in the Ik-fore Starting Long Jump [today dropped the Hoover «li sections. A d v lct) R eceived F ro m R om e lit tated |.u-veral weeks ngo. one containing the names of Den- H ie sales will not br strictly con­ court house. The votes of precinct The inevitability of the Corn ! platform which rejrct i tl-e Nearly eighty pt-reotis were a- victory ccntributcd perhapn to ren and Fess. A final decision fined -to dollar purchase*. Dis­ three of .Stanford mid rtf Paolo. HAIIBOR GRACE. N. I-’.. June fu.u, ( p,n(| fl„ LONDON', June 14.— (1NK)agricultural re­ counts and other sole stunts will Ovhdo, Geneva, Chuluotn hoard the cpccial train. f-Iore Ilian taniincsi of the delegate* and though will-he left to lloover him­ of tin- lief. Gi-nufal Umberto Nobile- aUffercd I j j,_(| N S | —Bafuellinff bo staged by many *\f tho stores. tlulirielln aiv to bo counted. a dozen servants were in tht> party self and he'mny aelect a candidate By informco th: |**o f rm up­ all of whom will be lu.*iulled a *. visitors. A fight draws a Plans for carrying the message The Sheriff's petition sets forth injuries to the right leg and nrin trans-Atlantic inonoplaqe C.diim but n ratification meeting from some other part of tinof Sanford Greatest Dollar I lay to that iricgu’urilie:i und innearncies when .the gondola of I lie- ltal-a bln, in whifli Miss Mabel Boil ami held President Cnulidge’ . vet > uf the cummer White House. Travel­ tha draft. clashed to the ground o trill ay 25, West. tho MeNnr>-Haugen Relief Bill, surrounding communities are lin­ uie lielievixl to have occurreil in ing al aro a ccoro of accrctarie.i, her flying companions, "Captains This ultimatum appeared *-«» ing mode by tho merchants in con­ the tabulation in several precinct-*, udviccs from Rome stand toduy. Oliver L i limitillici and' .Arthur and offered tlie'fiutiu-r ■ a* n -iuI)- sti nogruphers, clofka and niossen- '-Senator Reed Bmoot, the j chairman of tho platfortn ct) Copenhagen dlupntchsa stated have punctured the boom for junction With The' Herald.‘.Circu­ while in others errors wen- alleged Arglea, hope to tukb *»ff for Eng­ stiluto tho Jardtnc nt-iiii'.i.-t.atio-i gvrj who w-dl maintain tho exe­ tec, nt wearily on the -pi that Captain Ullser-Larsen and Senator Walter F. Kdge or New lars carrying,the names of all the in tin- throwing out of several land today, liegan early thin atom- pjsti fur federal aid » coiju-rr.to cutive offices at Suj>erior. Jersey, louder of the senatorial partiripunln will be distributed at hai'ota. said to have been incorrect.- Lieut, l.uotzow Holm had rtui-tcJ diarketing. Further relief war. pro- i Secret Service operatives, news­ with a bulky she&f of papers : Inr. hand, swatting tho ^all to tl) on fllglits from the steamer Hob­ "West." f Edge had the unanimous least two- days before the sale ly marked. The petition also alleges JTirt't.hundi-.'d gaHtao nf^getp*-- mieej.itt ;"q^crjuni< tariff protec- paper correspondents nnd photo- trum 'Tfl'thllghUn tho dele endorsement <»f his own state and opens. Advertisement* announcing that second choice votes were not by so search for tin* Italia's »'**•* line will he loaded ribnnr I the fam­ 4ton for agricultural proai-.c'f-." ;tiil'hcr!i con-prise the remainder the 1U28 brand o f Republican I the support uf Senator-elect W ill­ the day are living published in m»v tabulated in other places. The plutforni. on v liich the par­ «f tho party. ' ous plum-. They expect t>> make ciplc*. He looked tired t t K IN G S KAY, Spitr.licrgen, .luniam S. Van* of Pennsylvania, now oral hew.-.pnpirs In towns within the flight to England In H* hours. ty will iii.'tk.. it.-, l-itl lu-fou- tin* The bedtintU htoverttent hns lieen long hour* of arguing in 14.— (IN S )— Increased anxiety was known ns the "man who nmtilnu* shopping distance of Sanford. count ry f or « -.iiilinuiirce in power, under consideration since last F ri­ tee with the embittered ct felt here toduy fo r the* safety of ted Hoover." The farm revolt I TRKSPASSKY. N. I-’.. Jmie 14. was adepted by tlu- roc. lutioiu day when the cnnvnsalng hoard ions of McNnry-HauteniawM tho Swedish professor Mulgrcn i-d Edge’s chances, it was destroys _(INS1 Convinced h\ nine u:-- iijmiuitti <• only after a to hour dieckcd the n-tiinis und declareil the insistent wets, who demaq and the Italian navy commanders lloover leaders raid, because rucci-ssful attempts to tube oli fight waged urainsi the farm J. F. McClelland the nominee- by thnt tlie Republican Party taki Zuppi and Mariano, the three dar­ dr -that the heavy, portcneed, trl-ino- plonk by tli.- hc^w-iidmiuisti-ntioi 10 votes. At that time friends o ' liberal view" of tho p rol” * Ing members o f the Italia’s erov/j torcd in-umplatie Ki4rndihp eaniu.t nidi lloover force*. Sheriff Hand suggested that a re ­ problem in its platform. who started a tn-ak aeriss the le^ For the first time (im-e pt i!ii- | rlsn with a load of fiivl sufficii'iil count lie sought h. cause of the The Wet* und the (farmers ) to aeek oid after the dirigible to take it d liec.ly to Eiiglaml, Miss liitfon liecnnu- off«-*-ti\*- tlu- plat alleged irrogulaiitie-. NEW YORK. June II.— (IN S ) foredoomed L, defeat, but crushed on the morning of May 25. form rnntuiiu-il a i-porifio rvfvnnco sliouid Vnrc Swing him the l’enn* ------The final count ns jinnounecd by Ojiciiingi in the ire ure becoming Emelin Karliart, Wilnu-r Stulls .Minus lht> plan) of powerful were intent anyway of liaving t sytvnnin delegation. If the New ,,|tn ft>, bir.l conservation a* the* boned gave Mr. McClelland anil Lou Gordon decided cnrly to­ to t lit- i-lghtconth ninc-ndmoni l-y say In this convention. Jersey Senator also curried New [ tl means el protecting locnl crop* UH2 first choice Votes and Sheriff more numerous and wider due to day to Imp -of f I* the Ar-ire* today pledging the |>nrty nnd it * inuni- lights, the click of tho minting Dv. Nicliolas Murray But the arproitch of warmer weather. i .mu-! a handle and tho 'poncliatnoea to tho "observance and vigorYork toceth^r Jtilh Bcattcrod j w*is iaa«lf l»y K. I>. Hall at the Hand 1,01(5, or 1Ft in the tendr carrying only 700 giill-ms of fuel president of Columia Unlvt Tills, is feared, lias added further iug voice of the director shouting slat oil in the South, ho mitfht over* weekly hint lionn Wcilm^iliiy «»f Uie Second choice votes revolved by To reach Eiiglaml the Friendship iiiis onforci-iiK-nt o f lids provision." Ins iindructions, Gloria Kvanmn, notified chairman Moses just huzunl. to an otlierwir.j danger turn the lloover bund wagon. T h e1Kiwanis flub. Mr. Hall pointed mu Mr McClelland numbered 201 and The I'm lit und prohibition plunk \ famoui s-reeu slur, today was to fore tho session that " I f the bus venluiv. The' men have net must curry more than rtti.1 gallon.*. Hoover leaders however, laughed that birds are destroyers of bug* 108 fell- the Sheriff. The total for Tlu- flier- iniuuuilcrd they would were the In-art of the platform of upl -.ir ly-f- r»- Supremo Court form mentions tho clghte honrd from now for 20 days. at the possibility of such an up- and other imects that iced upon each candidate* with second choice The ui-nmamlcr of the steamer fly to Lisbon, from tlie Azores und hourly fit) typewritten pages. Thor* Justice Guldsmitli and a jury to amendment by name, I muatT" .1 plant life, and described them as Included was as follows: Hand 1,* wore !l(5 plunks in a ll.. . answer the rhurge made by Sam­ allowed some time." lie was ..4 set. Berganza today stated that lie be­ thence to BoutUampton. boom dud sloyvly. j the fniniei s’ best friends. Tin- plat for nu-xtollcd Presi­ uel A. Cohen, procesa server, surt-d lie coud have It. Despite tlu- fact thst Mabel Bolt 20.1 and McClelland. 1.27.1. lieved it would lie impossible for The Dawes the i Mi. Hall was annoumoJ as the The invocation was propqu plaip-.i to land anywhere in the re­ and liei- two companions are a. dent Coolidge iii perhaps no other that the flicker ipiecn slapped Harlot- Grace prepared to bop-off Ropuldtcan president him bei-u lit ill wheli lie tried to liatul a iiy Robhl Hermann M: Cohen "a«th"JndC“ South. Mn r rtW’cstern I principal speaker for the meeting gion wbero Ucnrrnl Umberto Noi or, Jtine 27 when cui-li Kiwaniun sulesiena. Cohen has brought Kansas City. Whereas h'u* pr (Continued mi page 1.) friends seemed to hevc deserted bilo i»ml his crew are stranded. He just ns soon im the weather per­ will haw a local grower ns h'li milt fur ?25,000 damages. mits, Miss Karliart and her com­ ccssors, u Protestant and Ca said that on his recent attempt to him because of his failure to The alleged a*fault, according have contcndr*! panions nre following their best themself rentrh the northern regions, InSchool Trustees To help In the battle In put u j |»|n*t,« for a ladies' night enter­ to t'ohcn’j ctory to the court, oc­ merely asking a diviho blesal) judgment. met ice 10 meters thick. Nary-iiaugen plank in the P>“ t; tainment were announced by Hay Be Chosen Tomorrow curred nil Sept, lit, 11*20. when he tho nisoniblagv, Rabbi Cohen ' S'.ultx took tlie-plane Up on a Meanwhile, Nobile anil bis men foini. The allied general* droppwl t«t>x and Kdward F. l-ane, who j attempted to nerve Gloria, who is further—lie asked tho Divin’d tis*. flight 1 .1 15:15 o’clock t'-t* are believed to be drifting west him liecnunc heenuse of his silence during stated * him tlu* Mnr<|uitc l)o La Falairo Du make this conventionv^rte^ that tli.- affair will lie staged WASHINGTON, June 14. ward with' the ■ice-floes at u rate morning. The piano liundled x'-eil Tin- biennial election o f school tlicir fight on Hoover. Tlu- Hoover next Monday niffht ut the Hotel — (I N S )—Twenty six rolh-go pro­ of about two miles a day. How­ with Us lightened load. Stullr then trueU-cu will h-i lioli tomorrow iu Ln Coudrny, with a oubpoena 4n new- ideas.1* . n lenders were lukewarm hornuse Forrest Lake. Reservations for fessors of south-western states, ever, it is believed that wind will announced that tho fligltt would l-olh Sanford precincts and all tlie matter of tlie litigation be­ Tho session got o ff to a pat rf of his known coolness toward guests are to be sent to F.. J. Trot­ were guests ut a convention In soon’ die down and their progress sturt us soon an he received a fuv- ether* ol tlu- county except Ial.c tween Dr. Richard R. Hoffman start when Gcnator Mosea nnd Ins wife, Janet Becchor, ne* President Coolidge. Yet. despite ter, secretary. , , , New Orleans last January financed will lie slower toward the open .ion. 1.1able weather forecast. Minima nnd Pn-iln, ueconltng to nti tre-s, over tho ‘custody of the the convention’s attention to 'J all the opposition, the delegates The Rev. Max Cook of Oviedo by the National Electric Light As­ I uiuiouiiceiiieiit today by T. W. laiw- Huffman child. Miss Swanson ■fact that thin date. Juno II themselves continued to boom repot'ed "ti the program given sociation to tighten the bonds heI toif, county superintendent. Polling was wanted as a witness to Dr. Flag Day, and said it was Dawes for rcnominstlon. lust week by local Ki«anions a ll ween the so-called "power trust" plan's will lie the aonto us used in Hoffman's treatment of the child. that this Republican gat It was alarm over the ngricul n joint nulling in Orlando and and the educational system of Jho recent primary election. When Cohen attempted to should take cognisance o f I t i turn! situation, according to the C, I). Wolfe announced the com­ Ltuisinnn, .Texas, Okluhoinn, A r ­ Commenting <>n the election, Mr. nt-rvo In-re after awaiting thtcc Im spoke, ho shook out the fp H .... Hoover marshal, that brought pletion " f the first hulf of the kansas und Mississippi, it wus re­ ailkcn flag she rlspm-d slaPiM-d him in thr of the groat ______ _ that' was Lawton said, ‘ It is tho duty of |hours *duabout the decision for a dry schedule -f lbe junior l » y » ' buse- vealed before the Federal Trade every ciltaen who payn taxi-.* on faro and the blow wna so offre- j stanchioneil by hia'stde and tbero from West of the Allcglmnles. |,all league. Arrangements for tnc Commission today. Ida face was-applause. The third of a series of confer thut tlu-re is no differential In either real or personal property |live the Injured pan of* *•*It also brought Fess into the .u-coml half have been perfected, This Group of economic, engin­ “ New, le ts have th* water and rail transportation to m.-d -bis ballot silo for the troste-s ' mrnvtrd f"r nn hour, ho said. picture. It was pointed out that lie said. -.*■ i ' M i s s Swanson hns denied striking FphtyjJed Banner," -he dli eering and business instructor* once*, uriangid by repreaentatives rtes an dthut trurk lines Imve of- .• Ids choke.' Fess was acceptable to President Cohen. was brought together l»y Q. M. o f tho several cities between Jack­ practically deatroyed (ho short with a nod to the band. Coolidge. having been known as Main, director of the south west sonville and Orlando for the pur- haul buhlncsj. 1 hen came tho platform. Convention llcport the "admlnUtration spokesman eoinniitteu on public utilities in­ pore o f discuMing tho proposal of "Tho next order ot be Among those present were: J. in the Senate for the last two formation, who was on the stand the Clyde Htenmship Line to aban­ C. Ptdley, J. A. Russell, CJ. JL shouted Senator Moses, Given To Lions Club years. The Hoover lenders believed report of tho committee on before tho commission. don Its river service, was held In Smith. D. H. TuU-ii, It. C. Bu*hA roporl of the recent st|du too that he vtjWld help. tlcni. lie will follow in gencr Main’* success in obtuining the City Hall yesterday morning iu-11, K. W. Brown, T. Graham convention in Daytona Uearb, rule o f tho convention which There wna much talk about publicity for the convention wns Young. Arthur I^ine, \V, C, Jacicwith 3 t delegates prtscnt. given by Dr. II. W. Rucker, fea­ fines speakers to five Doneen among Hoover leaders. shown in u letter sent to him by Representative.-; of the bunt line son, K. L Powe, M. Earl Carr, C. RAIFORD, Fla.. June 14. inch, hut the chair m«crv4fj Charles W. Person, of the Ameri­ wero prcM-nt nnd announced tliat B. Williamson nnd K. K, White of tured the weekly luncheon of tlie It wn. amid he would help Hoover /jjjjs)— Robert Pittman, negro, ICANN AS CITY, Mo., Jqpe 14- right to extend It in his di* Lidna Club at the Vuider, Grill can Gas Association, which said: in the West by his stand for the DeLand. C. II. Epponhclner, James —(IN S )— Whi|o visitors ,pnd to 10 minutes In aorno cases, 2(1 years old calmly went to l»U “ I congmtulato you on tho publi­ after a limited survey o f the field lodny. McNory-Haugcn Dill, his grea dolegntes per# dn their way to cotudderable encouragement in the A. Schwab and Edwurd II. Ailing death In the electric chair at In the absence of Dr. A. W. record of law enforcement ami cation o f this material. I wouldn't way o f increased business had l*een of Orange City, Find II. ,Tre*her today, bandits no more.'' P M. Wednesday, maintaining his Knox, Voiie Williams, vico pres convention hall Smoot began In a it the prominence he won by defeat­ dare to attempt such a thing ip received. The outcome of tho of Orlando, F. C. Ilillycr, J. F. innocence In .•tmnt-ctlcui with the husky VC;ce., The platform, ing the Thomp*on.Crowc organi­ the Enst. I dnn’know how you get meeting wns an agreement by the Bunn, 11. G. White, fl. tou t. (.■■' f o " «• *»*• ■ tS 1 Muller, U-atli of L P. Hilton, barber faTho entertuinment fctturca wero section, shot and sorhwily wqundr said, was “ a somewhat * ~ sation in the recent CMcugo R. u. G. Warwick, Clyde Lino heads to send repr*r u whose murder be was electrocuted. away with it." warw Ua. W. - - M. Mason, K. by George Ilrockh: Ilroekhahiu « U a traffic officer, a tfh-I and dccument and he prayed The material referred to was a tiona. Ilia selection, it I* 0,'to Rcntativu* lo each city on the line The switch which sent Ihttmun tuition and indulg-.nco.'of felt, would enable Hoover to enr neries of articles in New Orleans for the nurpoio of signing buslneaa 5 S S t f 2 f , a two other jicf-ons. »i| « * " > «» *« « > into eternity was thrdwn by Sher- newspapers favorable to the public ry Illinois, another “ doubtful "Hnpp Smith," tho traffic po­ f gate* in -the lane and -,ff c. M. Hand und the negro was utilities point of view toward men who will agmo to use t)j* Putatkn and A. P, Connelly, J.'G. Trammell Majority liceman, v r il ilangerously vioutul- presentation. Belcrv Smoot state," nod would tend to placate boat freight service. Assistance Ball. E. J. Trotter, W. A. Lefflcr, pronounced d ^d three minutes c-d whi-n lu< attempted-to ulspers# pt-ocfi-dtd fi.e aitnutas, Muscle flhoais, Boulder Bant and the allifa. •‘ was promised the reprvsentallvts C. A. Byrd,’ W. C'. Hutchinson, R. Is Placed_At <10,000 the liamlila utul two iecond* lat*r. and Lillian ltotand, 17, Mo.uib had t" (vtue to other projects. II. Mulrhead, and It. W. Pearman Tho names o f Rep. John .{*• Just before Pittman waa bourri in every city. was shot as she Itrppod from a and rap for order. Tilson. of Connecticut. - Republi­ l.A K l’ LANn. Fla., J t m .'.U r Sanford will be Visited by the o f ' BanforJ. curb to cross the street in front ,h, ch*ir h« ..U d ' « ' ■ “ There will be * POST FAVOUR HOOVER With not exceeding 400 votes un­ of -tho bank building. One of tho can floor loader of the House: ■tt,’. A ( , » n »m M U u t.r, . 11. , boat men Monday and Tuesday Iasss," bawled Moses, reported, tho vote for United Htatoi othera wounded waa a policeman Senator George H. Motes, of declaring that he made his fwat INDUHTBIAL IJtAD convention is in order i LONDON. June 14— (IN S )— when the heads of all businraa Senator in the I*rlmary of- Juno and tha fourth a passerby. New Hampshire, the convention* ,,>a of guilty through fear of be­ firms will be interviewed on the delegates in tholr scata* The Morning Fost. commenting rermnnent chairman; former Gov Ing beaten to death by a mob com­ The bandits were repulsed by NEW YORK. June M . - (I N S ) r S l '- S B i * " f ° U° W,! editorially, today upon the proba­ matter. Another conference will b« )36 010 tear bomba hurled by employe* of louder," came tho Charles E. Osborne of Michigan posed of friends of the Main i coughed somowhat held next .week hr Jacksonville, — Utilities and special Industrial JgiarUn ble nomination of llcrlH*rt Hoover . 90,241 the bank. Tho bank was vacated and Hanford MocNIder of JoW** he sat down In the cluiir with i. and tried' to oblige, where n fiual report of tlie matter for president at Kansas City, sold Blocks were traders o f a spirited the “ aoldicr" candidate, will* be immediately by employee and o f­ was droning', wUl bo made. that the whole world would be Trammell’s majority ..- SO,762 ficers and aomo of tha gas pene­ presented to tiie convention ■l®"" “ The negro was exceptional!y weU another five ml Slump In the Clyde Mne’i: busi­ rally In the curb markr* today. Interested in his campulgn. Tha Out of 67 counties in the »tut* trated to tho street, effecting came the fries with n half doien others. . tirr lo ca te d and was .aid g Itacoverit* ot 4 to 0 point# were ness was generally ascribed to paper pointed out that Secretary pedestrians on the aldewalk. The Trammell led in 48 counties. Tlni opposition to Tilton in studied two year, at Harvard. and again Moses three rnu»ea:that the ateainshtp general in the process of rebuying •'elegr.tlon and the go’ graphical Following the execution his fat- Hoover*# knowledge of European company has not moilo an artlvo •totk* that tumbled in the daritic two candidates will ajiout break ■mount of icot taken was estimat­ ^Continued on, ! ed at between ISO,000 and f30,000. and Astatic conditions "gives him cyen on votes uartpoxted. location o f Motes were «»ld hrr claimed the body and tsrlll iJbreak yesterday. •ollcitation of (reljcht buiiueaa; ’ ’’ ' t t. have destroyed their chances oi turn it to Valdosta, Ga., for burial. a great qualification.** (Continued on -4e i Ml Reached Prom Reyond Judden Boom Is Begun For Fess Against H,s cooiidgeD. Nominated GL 0. L PLATFORMlCOOLlDGE SPEEDS INCLUDES REUEF ON SPECIAL’ FOR SUMMER OUTING PLAN 0 F _ MERCHANTS PLAN RIG DQLLAR DA y WEDNESDAY Hoover Success Looks Ittevit '1 NOBILE SUFFERED MABEL BOLL HAS HURTS AS AIRSHIP PLANE REFUELED WRECKED ON ICE FOR OCEAN TRIP V H as / < Gloria Swanson Is Hailed To Answer ISlapping 'Charge Bird Conservation .... " lUrged By E. p.Ball In Kiwanis Speech Public Utilities Of South West Played Up To Professors Assistance Promised Clyde Line In Making Potential Business Survey Robert C. Pittman Goes To Death For L P . Hilton Murder Kansas City B ank Bandits Flee W ith Booty AfterHoldup . hi I •A /A 'J'/J �n 1 B ■ 1 H 1 I I f M m BLj 1 Phonographs I Cabinet Models 1-3 OFF L L I Three For I I I12 . | L i 1 - * This Pre-Inventory Sale is storc-wlde in its scope anti many articles not. listed here for lack o f space are in­ cluded at reduced prices. ES99 Starts The loveliest collection or OKA N il NEW Sumnici' DreSHCrt that we have nhown re- , rcnlly nt anything like the low price they are offered at in thin Pre-Inventory Sale. The collection jncldde» Mat Crepes in light •.hades, washable silks in Pastel Colors; prints ip riotous effects, flowered chiffons . and polka dots on light grounds. Also pnstel (JcorgeltcH, Navy Georgettes ..and crepes. * ; 1 Crepe-Georgette 40 inches wide, new patterns on white ground. Splendid quality of crepe printed in small and large figures. S ilk B road These dresses must be seen to appreciate the high quality— remember, it’s first come— first served.. . and these are extra­ ordinary values! .*16 inches >yidc, plain colors, for One of the most durable of silks. dresses and slips, Colors guaranteed, Newest $3.50 $2.00 Values Values Features SILK PONGEE Frock WASH SATIN 36 inches wide All silk, closely woven, comes in while shudes. Will wash— won’t shrink. 36 inches wide and 1 on Inventory Sale Price 1 ^ *s/ .'16 inch all silk wash satin in plain colors, especially desirable for underwear wanted j Inventory Salt Price $179- yd Curtains—Drapes Window Shades .r>0 pieces o f Cretonne of good quality, good values Each .htylc is* quite evidently more than the usuu| (rock fur wear «ln»ut the house.. Ruffled curtains, white, plain color ru ffle with the ili-liack All Silk ic de Chine Drapery damask, sun fast, 60 inches, $.'1.60 vuYuu I.u o rn n frr il VV i ■ 1M r , I ' l u l i i c o l o r s , l . l l k c r e p e , o u r «»! iiiim I |io |iu ln r d rcs.ru . Lingerie Cloth Onyx and Gordon M f 9 Hosiery •h- r uf , .4 i fl* I I ■' ,9 Onyx PoinlcX i Hose for U&9d looks plus good wear. You'll find Pointex Hose the best. Dress Linens T l i n r t l f s h r i i ( i k . b « ' hI ttrltcltl. ifiin rn n trril n il lin e n nml fa st, , M r t n in e fedH , $.139 Sheer Chiffon lo r . w I.n lrsc. d ln tlfr r h r r k m n i r a i n i i . n il d e . t r n lilr ilrcs" co lo rs. %r r > | i o | i i i l n r l o r n u ilr rn rnr. A regular $2.00 stocking In' every new summer shade and every puir guur? anteed. . English Prints fliin rn u trrd fasl I n r a r n n d ^ m a ll M * tern s u f t b r r r fu llt i ru lu rlu a s* Novelty Printed Crepe de Chine Wash-an-Rcady Printed Crepe X i i i n l n o il n io s l * 0 l l s h |irl*i(. l o r d r e ­ es. V ttld r V n rle tf of 1•1 1 l l r r n x m n i c o l o r s . llr*|u lrrs no ttn .h * 111 u . I d e a l f o r u n d e r K iiriiirn K i i Ik M m n i i k , r m i n e r s 11 m l ru n il'rr s . Rayoln Sport Satin M n irl s i l k , n I n d n i i m .lir r r fa b ric d rslrslilr f o r ( r u c k s , sll |o« u n it M o o i n r r n . IM nlu n u ll co lo rs. ' ' A ll urn M ooted •situ (!«'•«. V u i i r r l m l r r o f n h l ^ r n r HU|‘ u f I Ik * |H»|»iilnr c o l o n . Novelty Voiles Celancue Voile Ilra n ln r BO r v a lu e . Iln lrd w ro u n ils tilllt I io t r ll) ilu ls a n d f l o r ­ al d esig n s, t# In. tt l i l r . l u ’ d r» ltn * m ni ro t­ o r s ' ik n l rr|irrsn il • lie |itc k o f l b . n m r krt. . I .o n r s t * , |irlcr uf srason. TfaStK^CIngham' r.Oc a n d U.Vc t n i n e s . a x lu. t t l d r . - f ^ u O p l a i d s nm l r b r r k a , a ll brt» lil p attern s Exclusive Nelly lion P 'lrtu of Prench origin, printed 'kotaetfeH," dainty tind soft novelty ginghams, floral patterr 4, dimities and ba­ tiste. ' Shiart trimmings, perfection in fit. When garments o f regular $l.pO and $1^3 values are offered at the xpcclal price of 89c live thrifty nhopper will not permit the opportunity to go by. Plaid ' Organdy A iin trll. of rh o lre ilr tl.iit nod Pd lors. tth llr B ru u u |s w ith iln la l) p u tteru a Organdies Percales Dimiles I'lg l., c o lo r s , In ip o rtrd b itlss o r* n u d lr« . Iirriu a n ral flu ls b , tJ I n . t t Itlr a n d f a m b r t r s , 3 tl l u r h r s ttld r. p la in c o l­ o r.. fa n e) p n lfre u a , n lll not fa d e llrslra b lr dress m a­ te ria l, g o o d iin a litf, ta rlrl) uf .ilI r r s A fa st rotors. 1BI lu. ttld r 1’ rinrenn SlipN, Step-inn, bloomers, Teddies. Gowns, fiv'-nr. WEARWELL SHEETS 63—90 72—90 Pillow Gases White 72—90 1.69 White 80—90 1.89 �uJKl A r n n Y * « » li;l)r!:!i" • "! di ■m ■, T tm trH R S A J ff'O n P HERALD, SANFORD, FL<flTO>. m i, yiltlRSttAYt, ft* v A V ■\ V *, U , <023 ' , 1 ■■ I II I " 1~l ‘ ** ' *' ■ ^p' • - iP n i Prof.. John E.rHlrtm*. who bor.j btit con}plaln{s werv rnod» hr • • , licvqs the,human rsje is.(ipijnrr ir-rh" 1 th e. duiwr^.tl,iu V.(,K! ! g flappers ’ sense of humor, ought to uttend j ‘M».— Hetroil News. When the smoking ,. , both rexes nrc sceh hending our nntional national political concon lorvlinji f tf t" " !\one o f our’ PsytholocicaT ru, , tiring the dry wenilier, volitions and llaten to the' snicker- j ovln^.^h^1’!! qhin\!<’,’ :',n' woods during *' . would be.* well for the Tiro detmrt j ing when the platform ia road.— - Alumina mielit b-id ilii r,«1ln«n «ift iif I'ltistll bin,III ' Milwaukee •*( fKr niibo.. .Inti^mil. .«.!.*• » t__ *h^uii " »lild Joui'nnl, ment to follow nfter them I'll” prbmpf could have * , , ,, ri- • ■t*-,,-*1 ( ly.—’Salem News. . / 1*-f'oi;t!. investigation " Motto -for umpires: Soft con­ The Fort Worth I(. J T * * A \wnmn remained in the swim­ tainers for s o f t 'chlnks.-A-The Fort ming pool ol a Chicago hotel for Wayne News-Sentinel. You can tel! pretty well , Is wrong with our - giro than fifty hours, hut this An alarm clock bcxtNe the speak- ttvUIn industry, ,um. ir,n’ l the easiest way to get rid of h,af j at a Chfcngo mid *them X-TV* ill* cuaiiK v banquet *--**.* *11*-** |(•** 1VSB# by Cll11v11 Ai11:j* \|j.,, doing Uni dishes.— The Jliunilton -cr» I when their time was exhausted, j clothes line.—Detroit N Vs.fcvfr Spectator. , -■) ie Sanford Herald ■kll*h*«. c m r t t t m M B n w i t '!'•*' l U i i r at Itaafor*. Florida. Ill M in U t a t( *l ifl * ■: 1,''"n ' ■Contemporary C on im cjllf). . , An Epidemic O f G raft A PROBLEM OF NERVES A rr a it . A t n time when the eyes o f the world nrc on Kansns DR A DENTON HEItALD City, and the Republican convention is about to nomina'e : ______ I_______ d in m a ile r ofcrr ST. 1 » I » , a t lh a F a - t a lf le e Herb Hoover to represent it in the jousts o f next November, Dortohy Canfield Fisher, the wife today has, moro leisure than 1 M a C o rd . F lo rid a , u n d e r art a t o f M arch X 1WT. it may seem n bit out o f order to mention Houston or A! novelist, told tho graduating class lirr mother ever dreamed o f hnvBut believing, as w e do, that Democrats arc always of the University of Hannas tho *ing. > L U N D I*. D S aT 1 _ „ E l l l a r Smith. I O W A R U H N I I U ___H a n a a e r A ll of this has. meant confusion. more interested in Democrats even when they nrc out o f or­ other 'lay that one o f the chief I L J O N B t J f a u c t a s R d llo r We have woislcd much o f our Icis der, wq take the liberty o f reproducing the following editor­ problems o f modern America is a ur*'. Outl nerves Rtti f . aUIlSClUITIOT* RATES have become ial from a recent issue o f the New Y ork Herald Tribune: s O ne Y e a r ________________ _______ *TJM> problem of nerves. slightly frayed, Tho job that eo M o n ik a __________________ 03JU) Some five years ago this newspaper, a fter an M on th * __________________f t . Til Our nerves, sbo said, are only front* V-s now, as Mrs. Fisher say.i, M r,.C a rr ie r p e r W e e k *«.1B investigation by a h igh ly intelligent reporter, pub­ :i generation or two removed from is one of adjustment. Wu must lished the facts concerning the collection o f g ra ft i Q e n l d , H anford'a p ioneer n e rrrlenrii how to use our spare time. those adjusted to solitude and si­ i aukoeribee to the la le r n a • from the pushcart peddlers o f the East Side o f New S t n i Serrtee, r e o r lv lm fro m lence; yet r.olitude nrtd silence havp su p e rio r arm o ra n n u a llo o York. Following these revelations there was an ■ tr th ou sand H e t d i d ally r r v e r gone from modern. life Icyond r: abatement of the practice. But apparently it wan Ihe lead in g events o f the rnll, and it is up to us to ndjust w o r ld . T h e L K . f . la n not fo r very long that the pushcart peddlers were I f efttrlen t tn F lo rid a an d It'a Mir nerves to the new conditions, are a f h a a d lta a a tatr a n t i la I —ondkecptfccmnwny. Boo Brand Insect Pow­ relieved o f the necessity o f paying for the privi­ tf we fail we shall nmko quite 1 ■t equal. BEE BRAND der of Liquid killsFiios, Ams, Roaches, Poultry lege o f occupying favored positions, or were per­ hash o f our affair.. Lice, Moaqultoeo, Fleaa, Bed Bugs,and other In­ i ' l l r r * 1(1 ta a m em ber o f the Ponder Liquid mitted to do business at all without contributing to Her generation, Mrs. Fisher said, sects,Won’t spot orstain. Use powder on pbinui B t t lr a r a f U lrealatln u a, a o 10c 25c 50c0 “ 5o atiannl Aaaoedatloa of F ab* anio on the scene just at the close nml petf. tfrile tr for FREE imecl booklet. If gra ftin g city employees. Charges brought by the 50c (t 91.CO SI.15 A d v e rtis e r* sad A d re rft*dculc rcan't supply, wo will ship by parcel post at 3j£ta (.ipruyf,u*J JSc of the pioneer period; and, she League o f Citizen Peddlers indicate that the g r a ft ' A d r n la w hich re q u ire eaeh prices named. I-UCOPMICK K CO.,kili!m«T, Md. laker m em ber t a au bm ll to a continued: epidemic, already known to infect— or to Vnvo in­ .th o ro u gh audit of a u b *c rlp lio u ‘We had iiiithcr the tools nor itota t a o rd e r to ve rity a b a o ltflc lr fected— street cleaning, sewer construction, school :V « l l olalaio o f ctrv o U tlo u , mo w e ll a * the knowledge to deni with the - honest business ms I hods. building, milk supply and the leasing o f water wholly unexpected phenomenon ot mains, has begun once more to flourish among the evenings with nothing to do, stuh L\ THURSDAY, JUNE 14. men who have supervision o f the pushcart industry. a our forefathers had nevir known, ami of long, empty Satur­ Apparently the investigation into the Street HU1LK VklUiE F o il TO D AY day afternoon*, and Sunday willCleaning Department mid the court inquiry into out two nr ihiec .strenuous church the sewer graft in Queens must be supplemented by . PROMOTION—Esult her, (wianrvicrjs. Our generation know n.t an official effort to determine if tribute has been dom) aofl ahe shall promote thou: more what to do with the leisure levied on the peripatetic merchants who enable the sho shull bring thee to honour. time offered u; by the new organpoor people of the city to live within their incomes. Hu thin o f snibty than » Hotten­ I- when thou dost embrace her.— Prvr. 4 :8. tot would I nown how t„ get tho The M ayor will find it incumbent upon him to lake good out uf a box. of in tint's mater­ over still another houaecleaning job. Indeed, it may PRAYER—Touch uh, 0 Lord, ial. be necessary to set up a permanent G raft Investi­ "W e used thero golden,.priciT'si to kuep knowledge and discrogating Bureau, i f the city employees, the large ma­ , tion and thereby exult wisdom. minted coin- of free hours just jo rity o f whom crwo their places to (Me domnmVit ihouL us intbhigently .uf the Hot­ political organization, "are to lui L d-u I from filling tentot would treat instruments ■>!’ K»s their, pockets out o f those o f the people who depend the higher lift and weie railed f f Cfty* l a ^ V l i o ^ n r 1 W w lt^ HHco o t * V er?" upon their fa vo r fo r livelihoods. without warning to lead and ocgnnize another." The pushcart peddlers who complain that g ra ft­ Humu’i habits of thought nod ‘ Floovor got the Pennsylvania dcling is going on in the Department, o f Public .Mar­ Ida It :ilf h.irtf t<* r-hniig*'. We :!■••• I JffiWbtioii. What tnoro could a man kets declare that they have concrete evidence, oi*m e-lsc-cthig*tt»<t*ioi jjld u:T\ s, V eT j ™ "Making Republican nomination which they are-willing to place before 1lie A c tin g -■bivbi;- the bi-r quarter c nturj L .wont.? Commissioner, o f extortion "practiced by iifitty-ufL-u unlit ton-* <tf life t-TT'. •• 11h«I r :une lenirndous nltaration.-. Tin* - eientTicinls along Orchard S tr e e t/ 'which is the most ' Ha von't scon tlui “ pine medics" t an*l the imlii.ti i.di-t h ate1 profitable peddling district. They declare that per­ ■ resumed in the (Commercial yet. ■isoved faster tig’ ll tit,- i- ’ •*f u-.j mits have been refused in default o f graft pay­ ' ■tVhnt’s tlic mutter if Hasn't Doc roriiey iiavi* fjjccii n- li"- t* * • l-ements, and that the best locations cannot be had .••fared yet? >n we wt I* aide tn u - • 1 - a, without paying for them. Acting Commissioner |iic nl-1 Iheorv •*f hr! 11 , Al Smith’s daughter got mar­ Neal says that his o lfiee is a!wa,\.i open to com­ b.r there should lie a wealth/ plaints, but that is not .sufficient. !' i> bis hu.sines-. lie *-la at the top, pcupesRv,l ried the other dcy. Now tlie old boy wiD try to wed himself to the n*r nl- nty «*' *t i- ’ in ; r *-1 to investigate the complaints hintfiTf mid make a ir Soutiism delegations. il fn-ni i’Muuy in the * - * d complete report to the Mayor.- i he city admiiiisl ra­ I".. 1hi.i rln . there v. 1!,* .tion may have “ inherited” the graft * pidentic, but The P«In» Beach Times writes i--.il ira - *d w .il ci '*, n m v.-i d I that does not relieve it o f the duty o! stampim ii at iongth on “ Unjust Criticism" •I t* out. Any criticism is unjust from the W.-II1I im point o f view ol the criticized. When we stop to recall licit New Yor! City i- in i). state of New York, o f which .‘.I F mil it N govern r. a I lb : Gooi'gti D. J.mdaey, editor of tin* :)*•. as governor, n not ly p.t: ti'.'ipatmc i lbi_j ao * Sarasota Iferuld, "A * we «it m out 1. 1.. tin listed giiil'l. Iia- nl letni do.it n o t h i n g til pi'* . 1■10 T isefflee dictating it (an editorial)' I l Wilt'll VT ' , :uel;;lir> V1 ...T At oil ii e a prodm : i <lie PRESII D A IL Y J*r«tty soft. Unorge, pretty soft. Tunm m rn Mali <Y v. li • n Mat o i \\. 11oi :t i a j |' j frnni j o u t grocer / ----------o-------— /\ c't; at •• i.n .! ■: * . **1111 \i q. n >*,. Ruth Bryan Owen 1ms received u aril In jiln , i ? FT7ES /1/ >*»moru publicity in the out-of-state j p j. siili'llt u| i|n < i:;:* , e *ii’c- iV loaf .'-in*, it v. <iidd bt o ld ill. I tl-ir l-r ’’*F newspaper.* since her election tltuii, ijif'ji|fiu-»*s 111:t * iv *■'>• "1 lt"l It 1 IP !• . AKtPP.ICXM PAUFjULS COMPANY Joe Sears did all the while he w«> i »• m . a - mo >v , I-' under; wo , ; ioiit’ •3 jK-,,?t OongTeas. hepe Jhat t h e, Ih u. mi !■- v t r tl'i^ r In jn Ft*** 1( ' " V A peculiar thins happened in and select a bet i f f iLiHi. r' ■'M-t-tU-»4 «;iZ \ v . «U Li. ■I aioii county where two men tad We caimol beli w e 11i.t* t lie I )etno i l if ari> - for th$ offieu af county tn> cess I idly take to I he people o f : In* ■ ini:,: . u<*l fir lr nnossor, lioth t iii* , ot, T n nC“ 'Vin,r '‘X Kepnbii.an ioi ® artly 1,4.17 tit*-.-* .. . grail ,. ... and, emnipt.o.i. , ______ ^ _______ loti sen mini.- n| leap l |)itm *' ,t. i il b . t. hu man wiio hangs around the,*1’ ibeir .standard bvar.T. v. P i >1111■111 i that i 11 A I ' Itathing beaches usually counts I bt smirched So himself un authority on figures.— I Orlando Roi»ortor-.Stnr. Del y.,u I li/ ;h S t r i f e 0 1 ' A ir ■.aver boo ont1of them Miss Figure? ' It is easier, now, to kill insects - - 11 * '* h 1r.,! Anywhere /^V.TP t E s e z fw h E ; \ M ORTF: ; ' and t / i j» - Wiw' * j L eL - bt ** to riiiria . . . Chicago Colorado Rockier; P u rp o se ly Different fro m a n y otherB read Pacific N orth west Alaska . . . Can;: R| 1Cockles . . . ?’ :.s . . . l W ealds o f W i: C” : M in n w u a n n d : i.. * :- -.1 . . . Great LAkes t ' u M . . . IT i 3 u l ■; n J * uf Ontario, « m• • i i li■* * » * \t\ .Jr l.i/W T 'U* ( /mice t } DIXILS DAILY TL- Tjv. Jcdcsonvitle A C L . » Ar. CI>«tr*nivoga N C 4k St L Ar. St. Louii I. A N Air. Cities go C b. L I M ir M »: ).>. ------- 1 v‘r’k *• iuWL i DlXlf: rLYCR *4:45 p. nt. 12: i I p. tn. 6:56 a. in. 7t45 a. m. on- rnn.-rtli’ni,fa'trrrt anil oilier in/orrnnlioM, itf-J-J■« Y our H none four oine lull ium I or 1 Lnscuw r u , '.ivn JLlEfCHTwf-f .JU«t* a Ltju ilc wmin.r.P.A,itNE.t 04 V. hiSon: ' *t| p ifii l\tu»kzm rsfe. IW4» H« ** ForIm IIi JiAmwA, IVijA* Hurry Thaw-, who wus not nlDitiing L|m* In it* lam. ’ It K IpWed to loml from the Acquitania for a lot o f t-rili.'i.dn ■■ imWhen ft docked in England, is, «s Wo do not riTi r now i <i *.. tka Gaintvivillo Sun points oul, mean simply tho c.virbi* mi making n great "come back." Tlio little word "at" is occupying A protty big place in City affairs tocontly. In tha meant ime neither the roccivcr nor tho commissionars know whepo they arc «t. V------o-------Captain Carranza, the Mexican indbcrgh, has arrived in Washigton. He did not make it in <t n-»top flight, but he deserves »ty o f creilit anyway. b --------------- -o----------r r - -You can tell when they have Iwen in the utatc only n few weeks. .' Thoy call Miami "Miatny" and Kisainitnee ''K ! rs-o-uh*c."—T imes-Ui. i, ion. Weil, jui.t exactly what is tlie '■ correct pronunciation of “ Miami ?" f Tho first landing field on record '; ta tho onu where the Prince tl Wales landed during ids first horseback Jofson.— Waycross Jour■nal-Hcrald Not necessarily tho it, but certainly the most fre(uentJy usod. ; ---- :------ o----------One o f our readers came in tho other dny and guve us hell about a captain article that appeared in Tho Herald. That’s the spirit. Don’t tell your friend about your kicka; tell ua. And if anything should Appcn to plenty you, tel) us that too; wo’re human. 3 j, Florida haa orip editor— It. .1 Holly, Jr., o f the Rustic Ivike Re­ gion—who ia or should be happy. jjpHe hius 10 acres o f watermelons ; roady to eat. What a fine place Euatli would be for u gathering of ‘ Florida editors, with hendfpinrters near tho Holly watermelon pntch. — S t Petersburg Independent. W V ' -------- °-------. JYhy are Mabel Boll and Amelia Earhart so rager to bo tho firat wpmau to fly across the Atlantic, Because they want the thrill o f LtJM ying crowds, the adulation of brainless morons who regard tb« ^tlight as something almost 7# because ot th e' entertain­ ments, the banquets, the mcdnls rhlch will be tendered hv importhpeople, and crownco iieuJ.,* Inly not because they are In­ in the furtherance o f avia.A n d If they fall into tho A tk many other* have will he too bad, but we sympathy. ! I*-*. »i 11 ! lb FI. r u i l * Min* it* o f / ;u -i. !* ■r ( i d d i i,< VI It' i I . t.’ - ,,t- ,in I- stih's iiti'ii . it •,r> — ili.up • il i'»r I n ­ p ■ i . ties o f lift*. Tbcn* \v<n* an mm anliy la,-; i' i i l i n d n T n f [<i’< | d boro at tho time, an I ov.n t. o f rv.dam,a n l ,, It**! v* men la, hot dog htaml:1, and c:ilian*l s mad I l i e i t i m t i-f It. It was froqu m tlj' stilled in some i f ) I im m u s t sivo" o f our oil io.s, (hut a porson bad im t,-.■ for anything I f than ii dollar ami that ;i fifl.v oonl pa o m a i|imrlor v.. -• a! most unknown. It was not out oi i 110 ordinary .some o\a nil g after ii movie for it man to drop into a lift I.* pi.u-t* w Ik i *• 1ln>. was some music and possibly a few dam ing girls, in ,u d (r , limoatlo, and to roci’i w a bill for nino dollars ami m -vi nlv-'t;* cents. This condition. Iiowcm r, should not I'o In ld a .in. Florida. It exists everywhere when the demand may Ingreater than the supply. W lteiv ymi find a <iiy eimay. d in entertaining more people Ilian n ordinarily ueeoiiinm lal.you will find prit e ■hied). This i ; no more t rue of Florida eit iIlian it is o f middle wt deni eilies enjoying the fruits <n a convention. This fa il v.e will al tempt to prove by the fol lowing story v.hiih comes li’om Kansas City where the Kt publican convention is now in session: “ A newly arrived visitor went to his hotel last night 1** settle down to a night o f well-earned rest. The room was lint, so he sent for an electric fail. Tho fan wits brUGglit up and he turned it on, anticipating a refreshing breeze. Tin fan refused to work. Summoning the manager, the tired visitor told him in no uncertain terms that Ids fan was a failure. The manager looked at the fan and then faced his guest with an expression o f scorn. ‘O f course it doesn't work,' he exclaimed, ‘you didn’ t put a nickel in.' “ To his amazement, tlie visitor realized that he had to put a nickel in a slot to make the fan work and then it would only run for fifteen minutes. If he wanted to keep cool dur­ ing the whole night he would have to drop nickels four times nn hour. The visitor then realized that oul her where the tall corn grows, one learns something new everi day." i i Mt't A it* i nil u. Ui j nl* r i II* : “ 4 >' i m lid. i-t - t i «* 1 ict* i uurt u t iln- II ,i day 1 11'lu ii i« H V. V* of |ui / iui c l { in 1-,-V. ' ' “ 1“ » , - i M - u - l< 1 1 i b l ( > \ o u l m * n l : uitr Mi r i olibory m id III III 1 m r nt ' H i e r il l d i n V 111 t!. niln.iiii.iration ».f *u it* t'luicd Staler— Ins bid. of prnni|tnc3S rfn i'uforce0 oul o f the law," '1 liman) from nrcii ■>!)’ littlo word—often Involving your it: m, and nil your loved ones. It is trvily ■tl;"c '■t the rvcr-prescnl uncertainty of humun **u,l l - necessity of taking'all possible pie- KCources i.iii n . , till* ft to m** t rnretiul Coll -ol ' r .m 11. I'li ro in-.. tw-> llt^w.upal*lo runchmiuti'.: f Climes in tlnii country nri• ittcrtii.-iihg <>i,L of nil prnpnrtiop to 1lie increiv o in population. Crimes tlml were prevalent I yi-ar,. ago in the sparsely settled I I’arts of the country were gener­ ally “clean’’ crimes, whilo those row prevuL'iit throughout all the country nits atrucioua in their iiifi'iigeiiient upon property, life and womanhood. Even in crime we are showing sign.: of degeneracy. Whut ure vve going to da ubout it? hr.:, rim yr-u assure her a regular Income when in widow I How can you protect the fului c of How can you give your son his share of your > ih-it it will he most helpful to him? How can you proI your insurance -hall give the ptolection that you plan? i >ou in:ure your present property against loss in case of reverses? fit*;’ cl I here qur, o * •! :s of a like nature are hard for you to answer, wo i • yeti in - wiLi i- 'i liu_l officer, f or tlie greatest device yet made to off*IP” ■'*r 1 ,rU:-t fcrvlce. Safe, flexible, human, practical and • . J.qrolcf,!, ill I-. <d tro t department fit* the nerds o f the indrv!," ,l ekat. Get in : »*i vv !i our Lust Department and investigate this great, modem n ! v TRUST DEPARTMENT,' CLQICL OOO EVEN IN CRIME Iy Cures Chills and Fever, In­ termittent, Remittent and Bilious Fever due u* Malaria. TAMl'A TIMES la there any legitimate reason %ky crimes have increased 1,200 per cent in the United Flutes in tho last few years? Is tlicro any good reason why New York, \vith a population of 1about 7,000,000, tdiould have hud .*i.'i7 homicides in the year 1920, while Ixmdon— with about the sumo population—should have had only C2? Manifestly there is something wrong In tlie administration of our criminal code. It behooves us to iind what it Is and apply I I' the reined) as" quickly ng possible.. Perhaps this item from Chicago may throw a littlo light upon the search: “ Jn Chicago, in JD2t*, 1(3,9Ifi charges o f felony were brought nml only 4,224 convic­ tions wero liad." The records of KNU-O-CORN rtnO«M tboiuanU* of other places ure proportionately old cot*,* «v*rjr J»zi »u»*lr, •*»ii/ ss» as bud. Vilthout u r pain. _ . Any Hank (a U>« United !><••*• *91 Manifestly the uncertainty of STUBBORN CORNS FALL OFF QUICK conviction carries hope to you Il.tO If •ENU-O-tXNl/. d^e# the pay ot niDOto ><tnr towry corn or wlliHii. Vo our (jl’AUAN'iLL_»t KND-o-t DUN a: tXa fciiiiwlpr d r a a l i l * TD IIAV I f U i l f u r a . n - t nruy C A PIT A L $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 SURPLUS $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 A P F I L I A T E D W I T H THE A T L A N T I C NATIO N A L B A N K OF JACKSONVILLE S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a �frfcc Telephone l4& MRS. FRED S. DAI GER, Society m l Calendar THbRSDAt Royal Neighbors o f America l meet at 7:30 o'clock at the Old lllowa Hall over the Basket. All >mbcrs a n asked to attend. Regular meeting o f tho Col. -eodorc Roosevelt Auxiliary No. JuTs. W . V. will be held at Ihsffer's Studio at 8 o'clock. F E lD A Y ,_ughtera of Wesley Class of First Methodist Church will j social meeting at 8:00 o’clock J the honie.of Mrs. R. B. Monroe | c«lery Avenue. L C, T. U. will hold regular Etlng at 3:30 o’clock at the _,ne of Mrs. T. E. Thomley, lest First Street and Holly snue, _ M ONDAY Executive Board of the Auxilof the Presbyterian Church ill meet at 3:00 o’clock at thu inch. [Prayer Band o f the Auxiliary the Presbyterian Church will ft st 3:30 o’clock at the church. Justness meeting o f the Auxilof the Presbyterian Church ji be held at 4:00 o'clock at the Ktufeh,'- Irs. Roumillat Has IParty For Her Club Editor Mrs. Boyle Hostess To Her Bridge Club Entertaining in her usual grac­ ious manner, Mrs. Lloyd Boyle was hostess at bridge, Wednes­ day evening at her home in Edgewood. The guests were the mem­ bers of tho Evening Bridge Club. An abqpdance of roses, zin­ nias and petunias was used with artistic effect in decorating the rooms where the tables had been placed for the gumes. Designs of old fashioned maid­ ens marked the tallies used for keeping scores for the interest­ ing games of auction bridge, and after the fifth round scores were added and prizes awarded. Mrs. Wallace Wright who held top score was given silk hose, while the men's high score prize, n box of handkerchiefs, wi»s won by James A. Pittman. Miss Marie G^nc Gray of Laurens, S. C., the house guest of Mrs. Boyle and Miss Norma Seward, the guest of Mrs. Clyde Byrd, were presented dainty handkerchiefs. When the games had been con­ cluded nnd the tables cleared the hostess served refreshments con­ sisting of chicken salad in tomato baskets, potato chips, naltines, toasted cheese sandwiches, iced tea nnd sherbert. Mrs. Boyle’s guests were Judge and Mrs. Wallace Wright, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde L. Byrd, Mr. nnd Mrs. Braxton B. Baggett, Mr. n|nd Mrs. James Allen Pittman, Mrs. James L. Wells, Miss Norma Seward, Mlss^Jarie Gene Gray and G. W. Spencer. - H l h c member* o f tho Fortnight [Duplicate Bridge,Luncheon Club b i 'hioatJ-plassantly entertained fednesday as the guests of Mrs. E. Roumillat at her home on llmctto Avenue. [Bowls o f marigold, zinnias, MRS. W IGHT ENTERTAINS umbago and other pretty On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. [iring flowers wore used in dee­ Hal Wight entertained the mem­ ding the rooms o f this attrucbers of the Every Other Week le home. The colors of amber Bridge Club nt her attractive Id green were featured in every now home in Drenmwold. Zinnias in the various hues and JIUld 1t> pOAJOf i S U M 110 3 1 ( 0 1 1 0 ' i [bles centered with green and daisies were lavishly used in ideelbcr bowls filled with marigold orating the rooms where the card Id the places o f jhe guests were tables had been spread. hignated by novel combination After an exceptionally interest­ |scc cards and nut cups done in ing game of duplicate bridge had yptiaq designs. A t one o’clock been played, scores were counted [tasty threccoursc luncheon was nnd it wns found that Mrs. M. S. [rvcci, Wiggins nnd Mrs. Charles L, Britt |The aftemon hours were quick- had scored the most points. spent with the games of dupliA tempting salad course with [te bridge and when scores had en counted it was found that iced tea was served by the host­ Je prizes, embroidered guest ess at the conclusion of the [wets, had been won by Mrs. W. gnmes The plnyers were Mrs. M. S. "rhigpen and Mrs. Harry H. Wiggins, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman. ewis. I Covers Wore laid for Mrs. Hurry Mrs. W. A. Fitts Jr., Mrs. Charles 1 Lewis, Mrs, W. J. Thigpen, L. Britt, Mrs. David Caldwell [is. George D. Bishop, Mrs. Mrs. J. K. Urouse, Mrs. lirnxtun eorge A Dc Cottcs, Mrs. Claude L. Perkins and Mrs. Wight. lownrd, Mrs. W. Theodore t.ung|y, Mrs. Frank J. Gonzalez urn! ( LI U HAS DANCE Its. A. J. Richardson An exceptionally delightful soc­ |t. Agries GulldHolds ial affair of this week was the dance given Wednesday Its Business Meeting script evening by the members of the No Puu Club, at the City Hall Music whs furnished by the I The regular business meeting of [e St. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross “ Noctoiubulators" und was most |)lscopM Church wns held Mon- enjoyable. This wns the first |iy afternoon at the Parish public appearance of this or­ ause. Tho president, Mrs. Brax- chestra. The chaperons for the evening [n Perkins, presided over tho were Mrs. Luke Thompson, Mrs. [feting which opened with the de- Thomas !,. O’Connor and Mr, and ptional exercises. Mrs. John Schitard. About DO [Routine business was carried out cbunles were in attendance Iter which reports were given by Members of this club include [c officers and committee chair- Jack Peters. Robert Mason, Rich­ [fn. Plans were discussed for the ard Maxwell, Jack Hall, Pete ork to he done during the sum- Schirard, John Higgins, Jim Robert ler and it was decided that only Stoinoff, Robert Moye. [e meeting a month would be belli Yanev, Jesse Neely, L. P. Haunn iinng Jnly, August and Septem- Jr., James Higgins. Leonnrd Mil­ [r; and Ihftt would be the com- ler. Fred Stanley, Clifford Russell |ncd business and social meeting and Evans Spencer. be held the second Monday of eh month. It was also voted to |"it the county home once each leek. ] A letter was read from Mrs. E. Morse, county welfare worker, inking the Guild for the splen[d assistance given her b’y the • (Continued from page 1.) [embers during the past year. It victory while the others had only [as also reported that the muter scattered support and were not [is hod' been bought for the cu - being considered seriously by [ins for the sacristy to. be made Hoover leaders, who control the the Guild. convention. Mrs. Mi Minarik was appointed The New York delegation it­ chairman o f the visiting corn- self, killed four booms when lit [ittee; Mrs. Raymond C, Phillips rejected a resolution, by an over­ [•» named as hospitality chair- whelming vote, that would have p»n; Mrs. Clarke Leonardy, chair* pledged the stnle to a "native •a of the flower committee and son." This action automatically pc*. Grover C. Cochran, custod elided the hopes of Ogden Mills, of lin«n>. Theodore Roosevelt, Alanson B. The next meeting of the Guild Houghton nnd Hatnillon rishj [Hi bo held the fourth Monday of all New Yorkers. Only an ex­ J* month at which time Mrs. pressed command from Hoover, [olland L. Dean and Mrs. Morti- himself, it was saidi could re­ tr Glover wilt be hostesses. vive any New Yorker’s boom. Members attending this meeting Similarly an expression from ftre Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins. Hoever could carry the nomination Pr*- M. Minarik, Mrs. Heyward to Senator Arthur Capper or '■liter, M f«. Wurt W. Warner, former Governor Henry Allen, tr*. Grover C. Cochran, Miss For. of Kansas, both of whom arc I1* Reba Munson, Mrs. Sandy An- "dry'' and strong among the ♦rtop, Mrp. Arthur Brannon an l farmeKs. The Hoover leaders ft*. Lewis S. Leach of Cochran, m anwhile were sounding out sentiment on Fcss, Dencen and Dawes. .. . .. The names of the nominee maV kThe regular meeting of the '*V. ■T, U. wllj bo held Friday after- not be known for another day| *n at 3:30 o'clock at the home This morning it appeared to be P Mrs. T. E. Thornlcy, rorner F oil or Deneen but the final '■•t First Stteet and Holly Ave- word will he said by Herbert instead of the Methodist Hoover after his nomination for | hurch annex as previously an- tho Presidency. ._______ pounced. The candidates who boasted thut The many friends of Mrs. A. he om;e split rail* has been suc­ I • Williams will regret to learn ceeded by the political pin-head [hat she la ill nt her home on Oak who Is a shark at splitting hairs. —Philadelphia Inquirer. . .. . Avenue. RUNNINGMATE OF HOOVER TO BE FROM WEST Residence Tel. 37 P erso n a ls Miss Clara Bray, who has been the house guest of Miss Jgiinitn Smith for the past, week leaves Friday for her home in Orlando. -— Mrs. James E. King of Salis­ bury, N. C. is visiting here ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Zachary on Magnolia Avenue, Mrs. A. W. Epps and children returned home Wednesday nfternoon from Jefferson, Ga., where they have been visiting relatives for the past few weeks. Mrs.Lionel Monroe and children have returned home from Pnlatku where they have been « pending several weeks with Mrs. Monroe's mother. Rev. Mortimer Glover, Miss Margaret Edwards, Mrs. Amelia Noble and William Morrison left Tuesday for Camp Mann where they will spend a fortnight. While away they will attend the Young Peoples Service Leugue Conven­ tion at Miami. Mrs. R;illand L. Dean .left Thursday tf/ p p y w /«r- Atlanta Ga. where *Tie VtTl'SJ>0hiT"tReweel!• end with her brother und sister Cupt, and Mrs. Albert G. Wing at Fort McPherson. She will be accompanied home by her mother Mrs John Oliver who ia recupera­ ting from n recent illness. t MKBTINO HOME, Juno 11— (IN S )— Tho congregation of extraordinary ec* cli'sinsticnl affairs of the Vatican held a secret session today to con­ sider the Mexican religious situa­ tion. STATE PUSHES CASE WINSTON SALEM, N. t’., June —(IN S )—The prosecution contin­ ued today to build up its case against Herbert E. Hull, 32, and Laura Grace Hail, 21, cbnrgcd with fatnlly poisoning their eight year old dnughtcr, Hazel Cathlecn. on May 0, Daily Fashion Hint 4SC-6 4 M7 SHORT-SLEEVED 1 ROCKS The child’* irock shown ai the lelt is decidedly youthful, yet it h** the same smart simplicity tlut marks more miture modes ini* season Ii is easily made because of its simple cut which is ornamented only by the deep , made by thr applied front. I his (rock nisy he made of flannel, linen, rayon or lincn-linished cotton, with contrast­ ing shades used for the Iriimningbands. ... , , 'llie scalloped skirl tiers of the model at the right are an attractive decorative feature which is very modish. Softness is attained at the low waistline by the use of shirring. For Summer afternoons this frock >1 fresh and dainty in figured eelanese voile or cripe de Chine. First Model: P ic to ria l Printed Pattern No. 4J66. Sizes 4 to 12 years, Gi 0; F .P latfd tfiv In c lu d e s R e l i e f Plait O f FaYWer (Continued from page 1.) praised since Lincoln.' 1 It promised further tax reduc­ tion and lauded the financial ac­ complishments of the administra­ tion, particularly economy nnd debt reduction. It urged upward revision to meet world competition. It opposed debt cancellation. It endorsed Secretary o f State Kellogg’s multi-lateral treaty -~i outlaw war. It pledged regulnr publicity to campaign funds as a means to curt) excessive expenditures in clectians. It promised adequate relief for disabled veterans. It denounced dishonesty in government nnd deplored the fact that certain citizens of both part­ ies have trafficked in national in­ terests for private gain. It promised to round- out the navy.to u 5-5*3 of the Washington Conference. It urged greater participation by women in politics. ' It renewed the recommendation for enactment of antl-lynching legislation. It criticized the abuse “ in some instances" of injunctions in labor disputes. It opposed joining the League of Nations. ^ The furm plnnk«.whic]i Senator liornh of Idaho characterized ns offrlng the farmers no more in the way of relief than tho 1924 plat­ form, caurrd a group of 15 South­ ern and Western members of the committee to submit a minorityreport embracing tjie principles of the equalization fee In the McNary-HaUgen Rill. This is the farm Tcllef plank. “ We promise every assistance ih the reorganization of the market­ ing system on sounder and njorr economical lines, and where diver­ sification is needed, government financial assistance during the period of transition. "Tho Republican Party pledges Itself to the enactment o f legisla­ tion creating n federal farm board clothed with the furm marketing system or farmer owned nnd con­ trolled stabilization corporations or associations to prevent und con­ trol surpluses through orderly dis­ tribution. “ We favor nnequate tariff pro­ tection to such of our ngriculturnl products ns are affected by foreign competition. "W e favor, without putting the government into business, the es­ tablishment of a federal system of organization for cooperative and orderly marketing of farm pro­ ducts. "N ever has the soundness of Republican policies been more amply demonstrated than during the lust five years under tho leadership of President Coolitlge." “ The record of thu United States Treasury under Secretary Mellon stands unrivalled and un­ surpassed." “ We pledge our party to such further reduction of the tux bur­ den ns the condition of the Treas­ ury may from time to time per­ mit." “ A protective tariff is ns vital to American agriculluro ns it is td American munufucturing." “ The Republican Party main­ tains the traditional American policy o f non-interference in the political nffuirs of other nations." “ We fnvor, without putting the government into business, the es­ tablishment of a federal system t)f organization, for cooperative nnd orderly marketing o f ..farm producta.” ■ ■ ?• • • “ The Republican Party pledges itself to the development and en­ actment o f measures which will place the agricultural Interests of America on a basis of econo­ mic equality with other Industry to insure its prosperity nnd suc­ cess." "The Party Is anxious, hopeful, and willing to assist In any feas­ ible plan for the estabillzation of tho coal mining industry." “ We believe that injunctions in labor disputes have in some in­ stances been abused and given rise to a serious question for leg­ islation." “ The Republican Party stands fot the American built, American owned, nnd American operated merchant marine." “ The Micsissippl Valley flood in which 700,000 o f oUr fellow citizens were placed In peril of life, and which destroyed hun­ dreds of millons o f dollars worth of property, was met with ener­ getic uction by the Republican administration.” "W e favor the continued de­ velopment o f Inland and intracnastal waterways as an essentiul part of our transportation system." “ The Republican Party pledges itself ond its nominees to the ob­ servance and vigorous enforce­ ment of this provision (Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution.") "The improper use of money in governmental and political affuirs is u great national evil." “ There is n real need In the country today to combal the_JL‘ndency that is nil too common to turn to the federal government as the easiest nnd least burdensome method of lightening their (The State's, own responsibilities." Daily Fashion Hint Mdk'&rArtndiinces Candidates Will Be Noniniilted Tonight E SS E N TIALLY CHIC Printed and plain sillj crepe de Chine arc skilfully combined in the development of this model. The Mouse is smartly stitched with a land of silk in plain color, but there is also provided, to be worn with it, s scarf which may t>c attached at the lelt shoulder seam and slipped under the applied band. The plaited skirt is attached to a long-wanted bodice. Medium sire requires I ) { yards 39inch figured and 2JI yards plain malcfial. w ith _iji yards j) 6-inch_ lining - -'* '•)-i - MILANE.. Today OnlyTwo MI LAN E 1 .# r. . tJ| then inatruetod Sena tot* Smtmt to tion for • t l L . ... pWptetf. The' pTAttk dtoiltfffr with minute for thfs," said » agriculture was only perfunctor­ There were crlts of ily applauded, (IcapUUi UA...nianil* 'fhstff HnTlIoort .The del feeturfe by the Hoover forces, and ita Coolidgesquo pattern. • Thehe getting Impatient and ■~ * whs prolonged applause, however. lunch time. *fl' would. re . (Continued from page 1.) , Smoot finally finished at 11:30. delegates," said, Moses, **t the rescue. having taken nearly an hour and Republican Party is the p There appeared to be a good a half. The minority report Ini* liberty and free speech." •Then before there could b« deal ot conferring and huddling mediately icame forward ih the thing further said. More* person o f "young" Senator Bob over the vice presidential situa­ through the Senate forma tion in progress on the floor as Lafollettc. There was applause and there is no objection,-and here arid there a slight "hiss" for Smoot continued his dry intona­ has none, it is so order) tion of the party Bible. Here the scion of tho man who so scourg­ He banged his gt**e! ed the party In h!s day, and who and there were observed scouts the Illinoisan In posaei and lieutenants working In be­ fodr years ago bolted the party. the platform before the dll Young, good looking and a cur­ half o f various candidates, and delegates could make It i ‘ this contributed to the confhMon iosity to most o f tho delegates who jectione heard, I f any. 8s had never seen him, young Bob <fn the floor. the Corn Belt coul4 not t The New Hampshire friends held ’em from the start. Ho was farm plank in the plat in good voice, and as he "steamed o f Chairman Moses were active cause " it is silept o nttia! __ in his behalf, and reports drifted up" he had almost perfect order. control of surpluses.” . ‘ V-t It was a fundamental concept of Into the *press stands that "(he "The'm inority report Is. democracy, he begad, that the Moses candidacy is on the upHse." dorsement o f the Republf The Connecticut' friends of John minority should have the riftbt to jority In thfc House and present its views in a public fo r­ Q. Tilson were delng some buttodhe added. Smith’s voice holing, too.’ It was hardly three um such as this convention'should carry to the far reaches o f the 1 be. It was an Inalienable right minutes before Smoot’s voice got and Moses again bad to too low again, and the cry of that could not be takon away. his gav^l repeatedly to He spoke of the progressive "lohdef" came ptltilnntly from der. principles of his state and wltb tho floor. * Moses again came to his col­ arms outftung, he reminded ,the AGENTS~SE1ZK LUGGAC league's aid. "The chair," he said, convention that “ since 1908 <we “ i8 reluctant to dse hsrsH meas­ have submitted the progressive NEW YORK, June 14^-<i ures, but ho will say he will turn platform o f Wisconsin to this con­ —Custom officials swoop loose the vast army of senrgant- vention. And Ih the past it has on a room at the Waldorf. < nt-nrms to keep order If the been met with ridicule and jeers early today seized the lup delegates themselves are unable and opposition. And yet, my Mrs. C. J. Patton, of Seat friends, I would remind you that seizure was made after Mr*, to do so." There was little applanding, during those years 35 of those ton had passed •the customs oven while the tall Sonr.te lender principles have been fought out os she loft the liner Ho was extolling the record o f the on the floors o f Congress nnd en­ aboard; which sho had juntas ,i Coolidgo administratifin. Perhaps acted into law.” from Paris. .. . And with that introduction, he it wa« btyvuJ/^. t V v couldn't hear. • ' MERGER REPO RTED ‘ ' Cortnlnl^JtwiiV m Aril’ reift^of tho begged to submit" his /mority hall were not getting it, and report, which was, In general, a NEW YORK, Juno l * ^ - ( neither were those in the boxes replica of his father’s platform o f nnd galleries hi either wing of 1024 when ho rad independently. — Merger o f the Studebaker ( r_^a the building. From these sections Tho chief planks were devoted to with the Pierce-Arrow MoMr Ca* ct.me nn insistent buzz of conver­ praise of the McNnry-Haugen toirpahy, if' iffected, will hu Bill and to a proposal for popular coniplished through an kie sation. In the midr-t of the other'coti- referendum on thc^VoTstead Act. brsTDck, it' w a i'lta fe d In T i Near tho close ot his.remarks Itative quarters here today, Tusidn, a huge box of flower*, four feet long nnd two feet wide, on tho agriculture question,' tnc a consolidation would result in were brought In on the floor and Senatorial baby described how tfio 5181,000,000 corporation. . deposited in front of Mabel Walk­ McNary-Hnugcn Bill had passed P LAN HOP O FF er Willie Brandt, who hud a prom­ by both houses of Congress by inent ftifnt rt>w sent with the Cal­ substantial majorities, but "not­ TRESPASSY N. F „ JUtte ifornia delegation close to the withstanding his fact, the act — H N S )—Miss Xmellla Ear platform from which Smoot wns wns vetoed by tho President." A t this there came from the Wilmer Stultx and Lou Ootdon speaking. It blocked three floor uproarious applause, not for nounccd today that they exp4 fourths of the aisle. For the ’steertth time, Senator "Bob" but in approval o f that to hop o ff for New England sh Moses was fotred to suspend the veto. It was led In all cases by ly In their Iri-motoped K 6‘ , proceedings whilo he tried to ob­ the Hoover people. A near bit of monoplane Friendship. ... tain order, However, there wns rnzzing. "Ladies nnd gentleman," STOCK SALE^ no denying that n lot of the con­ retorted the young Senator when NEW YORK, June 14.-^(JN fusion was due to the Inability he coiild again be Heart!, "may I —Stock sales un the floor o f I of even those close to the speak­ say that it Is so unusual, fo r a New York Stock Exchange er's stand to hrnr tho husky representative of Wisconsin to be tailed 3,022,800 shares’, bonds *1 voice of the Utnh Senator. applauded in a Republican Notion­ 033,000. A grey-bearded Oregon dele­ al Convention thut I thank you gate who was sitting within 20 from tpe bottom o f my heart." 8f)C IBTY TIRES FLY Ell feet of the platform from which WASHINGTON, June 1 Then Earl Smith, presitjedt »ol’ Smoot spoke, complained he the Illinois Agricultural Associa­ (IN S )—Captain Emilio Carr* couldn’t hear, nlid denum led that tion, wns recognized to move Mexican flyer, who made the convention he suspended “ un­ sub-farm plnnk for thut read f>y stop hop from Mexicp Cf‘ more fi _ til there i# complete silence.” Smoot und agreed upon by tho Washington is Moses chased u couple of pho­ majority. "The chair is going to from social activities, than. Yro1 tographers from the floor, nnd nsk tho indulgence of the conven Hying, he admitted today. Hig At Take On Feminine Airs Features Usual I’ ricw MONDAY ONLY A JOLT! A SHOCK! 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K rT A »^ w e e iV i f f Hogy*** M« W * ' TbrV N« V’ h *>t-. , 'Zty . - ,.4 vj,A“ „ 11 » )HyA �\ inspomi Corps In British Moto ►MSKI LOSES IN Four W in n in g Teams In BOXING BOARD’S Gotham. Hears Rumor. O f Diplomatic China Makes Protest Are Near Clos >IX TH ROUND-TO National C lou t 74 Hits RULING PLEASES Another Fight Between Long Tour Ini LATZO ON A FOUL In Yesterday*s Contests NEW YORK PUGS Gene A n d Jack In Fall Scranton Miner Had Adver­ Gotham Athletic Commission sary On Verae O f Knock­ NEW YORK, June 111.— (!N S ) games pn the road. Hv Permitting Leo Lomski, out When Iflow rielmv The Hits arc rattling o f thu bats of Walker Fight Clears Track Del Bissoncttc enjoyed a perfect Belt Lays Him On Canvass For Other Out-Class Goes National League sluggers with day nt bat with fodr hits, in N E W YO RK, Juno'14.— (IN S ) — Whether Leo Lomski will remain in the spot selected for him an on opponent for Mickey Walker here next month now* depends on what attitudo the New York Boxing Commission w ill'ta k e on hla foul­ ing o f I'etc Latxo last night at - Ebbcls Field and the middleweight champion's willingness, if so or­ dered, to aeccpt os a substitute fo r Lomski, the mnn who deprived him o f the wcltorwcight title two years ago. A Bhort nhd furious encounter between Lomski and Lntzo ended with the Scranton delegate on the floor grovcPIng in pain from the effects of a heavy right delivered to the groin and Rofcrreo Louis Magnolia disqualifying the Aber­ deen Assassin for the illegal punrh The men were battling savagely in the sixth round wheh the end . came nftor Lntzo hail battered the westerner from pillar to post in n series o f wild exchanges that brought out the primitive fighting lust in both and stripped them down to the raw, Lomski, who hud been unable t> solve Latxo's crouching' nrtd short feinting offensives had been guilty o f hitting low several times and in the fifth round had rammed Pe'c with a subterranean right that a! most upset the Scranton miner. A t the end o f the round Lntzo's man­ ager Jimmy Johnston, wbh ejected frt>m a neutral comer by the refer­ ee when ho attempted to make a protest. Lomski did not win a round, al­ though he held LuLzo oven in tin second and fourth. machine gun rapidity and the offerings of pitching stars arc being pelted to all comers of the lot as tho pennant race waxes hotter daily. Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Brooklyn and New York, the four tennis which won yester­ day, slummed out 74 hits and scored 47 runs. Pittsburgh collected 26 Idnglcs swamping the Phillies 16 to 4. Pitcher Ray Kromon made four hits anil held the Phils to .five. Cincinnati’s lead over St. Louis wns cut to less than i^nc game when the Reds took a 10 to 1 lac­ ing from tho Giants while the Cnrdinuls bent Boston. Tho Giants scored six runs on seven hits in the second inning when they knyood Pete Donohue, und stole Cin­ cinnati’s thunder by making four double plays. . ^ Jim Bottonilcy walloped two homers and led the Cardinals to a 9 to 0 victory over the Braves, for their tenth triumph in 13 eluding a homer, as Brooklyn plastered the Cubs 13 to 1. It was the Robins first victory over Chicngo this season. Buster Lou Gehrig of the Yankees almost set a record by clouting hi» Mill and 16th hom­ ers nnd two triples, h total of 14 bases, in four times at bat. Babe Ruth collected homer no 23 nnd tho Yanks ended their alleged slump by smothering the White Sox, 15 to 7. Combs nnd Collins also hit four baggers. With Sam Jones on the mound, the Washington Senntors contin­ ued their winning streak by nos­ ing out Clcvclnnd 3 to 2, on Reevo's triple in the ninth. The Nats grabbed fifth place from Detroit, The Tigers lost to the Athlet­ ics, 3 'to 2.‘ A single by Fox broke up a mound duel between Ownie Carroll nnd Howard Ehmke. Ed Morris pitched the Red Sox to a 5 to 2 win over the Browns. IIY DAVIS J. W ALSH International Ncwa Service Sports Editor NEW YORK, June 12.— Local die-hards, who somehow, can’t get the notion out or their heads that Miss Taylor’s husband iH a prize fighter, were up and alive ognin today with the story that cither Toronto nr Montreal will see Jack Dempsey in a revival of “ the kid’s last fight"-with approp­ riate gestures, into in September c.f this year. Tex Rickard will he the promoter, they say, and of course, brother Tunney. the uplifter <>f humanity, is to he in there spreading the gospel of clean living and Dempsey nil over the canvas. It sci-ms useless for Rickard to affirm and re--nffirm that Demjc ey has retired, for Demp­ sey to admit and even insist upon it himself and fpr brother Tunney to announce that he is o ff for a tour c f the world directly aftor the Heeney business. Tho die-hards— and their num­ ber is becoming greater as time goes on—simply act very superior and think up a new Dempsey ru­ mor. This on? today, however, ap­ pears to have considerably more solidarity than the usuul back­ stairs stuff. It is supported, In fact, rather gunrdediy, by one of Rickard’s associates, who was enu* tious enough, however, not to com­ mit himself on anything definite. And the understanding is that Rickard has a conference last night wilit n representative o f the National Boxing Association, which has control of the Canadian territory. LONDON, June 11.— (IN S )— The diplomatic corps tn Peking has sent n note to tho Nanking Government protesting against tho seizure nnd disarming of Northern troops that had been doing police duty in Fcking, said a dispatch from thnt city to the Times toduy. The foreign diplo­ mats charged breach o f faith, as tho Southerners had’ promised not to molest the rear guard of the retiring Northerners. A small detachment o f North­ ern soldiers had remained in Peking to niaintnin order until the Shansi (Nationalist) forces occupied the city. "Upon the de­ parture o f the Northerners for Manchuria they were surrounded and disarmed by the Nntionnl ists o f Gen. Han Chi Fu’s com­ mand. A fte r tho diplomats had protested to Gen. Han he ex­ pressed regret saying the orders had originally come from Gen Fen Yuh Hsiang. It wns then that the protest wns made to Nan­ king. F L IN T , Mich., j unt British motor ex| editj left Peking last summer Buick cars, with Umlon u tination, is now <,n the its long journey, m-coriling ’ cccivcd from the Irani have traversed jungle m, mountain, and are nmV speeding toward the comparatively fine r ,,i7 them. When the expid'iii ri L London, it will have travel third o f the distune globe. The trip h;u L,, ryi£,sVn]y ,,k' neat > coYcmT liut .for tit! faj countered along the \uv snow, anil sandstorms hitf cited the expedition, laying its [itogre* q but rtn ing it buck. A recent article in the Times, from that m*u | ^ ut correrpoiidi a:, •\ i,, | pericnccs of Major M,(aj Ms companions in breaking journey. Throng Iiulo-Chinu, a part oi sia the Malay Penin'mla, atq India, Baluchistan, m .1 jv, tlie stiCfust part of n.,. many casco the "i track, with rain and g'rnvntc tho <Tifficulti, ing it. Despite the hemy Ruicks perfoums! n-iMv. to Die 'rimes. The i u j now somewhere be' a • i i nople nnd its dentil u!j ui, t) cr and harder port: ti ,,f behind it, ami tluv.jotmif b.as no cuuntcipnrl m p of mptoring, ulmoM :it nn N E W YORK, June 11.— (IN S ) — Now that the New York State Athletic Commission has let down the bars by permitting Mickey Walker to box Leo Lomski here without risking his middleweight title, the way apparently is cleared for other champions to go out of their classes fo r local appearances. There has been a hard and fast rule in force for several years compelling title holders to defend their championships every time they showed in New York nnd for that renson many of them have voluntarily relinquished their crowns rather than stay out of tho pasture where the big purses grow. There are signs now, that oc­ casional exceptions will be made New California Law to permit “ naturals" between city. Chicago Relic House Hits QuickMarriages champions and men a few pounds The purchaser, who acquired the heavier. W ill Be Demolished ground from the estate o f the SACRAM ENTO, CAL., June 11 Ill the case of Walker nnd Loinlate Henry Sehoellkopf ,is report­ (IN S )— A California maid, once ski tho commission took into con­ CHICAGO, June 14.— (IN S )— sideration that the latter was a “ Relic House,’’ one o f the few ed to have drawn up plans for :i she's selected her man, won’t tic new building, and razi/ig o f tin* kept waiting cjther at heme or (Jin victim of unfortunate circum­ West Palm Bench 3; Orlando -I. stances when it. became neccssai# remaining .north side landmarks structure is expected in the near' itTurch, it Is -shown'tfy St. Petersburg 7, Sanford 2. for the boxing moguls to cancel of Chicago, soon will mako way future. Miami Ij Daytona Bench 3/ ..marriage analysis made public by Jus match with Tommy Lmighmn, for a modem development, it is AM ERICAN LEAGUE * What will become of the hun­ L. E. Ross, chief o f the State Bur­ Lomski had been in training for believed, us result of tho pur­ eau of Vital Statistics. \ New York 8; Chicago (1. dreds o f relics gathered in the some time nnd though he has W illi the new three-day liesita chase of tit? ground on which the old house i* not known. Washington 7; Cleveland 8. been promised the winner o f the tion marriage law in effect during Philadelphia 12; Detroit 6. building stands, by u commercial The Ccleryfedn seem to bo whol­ the last five months o f the year Boston 8; St. Louis tl (10 innings). Loughrnn-Slnttcry fight, u long house. ANTI-REDS GET CONTROL wait looms up in front of him be­ romance went into an eclipse in ly outclassed by the intrepid hall N A TIO N AkLl.HAGUE Since the Chicngo fire, lit" r fore he gets another shot at the all but 12 of California’s counties team of St. Petersburg. Bingham, Cincinnati 5;\* New York 11 (10 • title, PEAKING , June II . — ( I N S )— during 11*27, according to ltoss. 'house, .-constniciotl"mainly from shortstop for the S aln t^_w ajy^o nings). th e/‘ashes’’ ■^of t,lu/^ blaze, , bus The nritl-Comniiimst faction of In fixing up n match for fami! YTlu? "girls either hopped to Reno star player o f ynsut-llaj Jbvjfttmr Chicago 2; Brooklyn 7. s'ood at the torner or Clark the Nationalist Military Party is or other out-of-state marriage liaskr;—Dig ■Trimmixsinii provided nn with his two-base ■Mia and tho St. l/ouis 11; Boston 8. opportunity for Walker to bo fo r - ! fit reel and Lincoln Park, west. three in control of the Peking area for vens and thereby avoided threi third straight to the credit of St. Pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia I. Souvenirs o f the World’s Fair given for his ill advised and self j the time being. Gen. I’ai Chung .day* «‘f sober contemplation, as in Petersburg r.t the expense of San­ A M Elt 1CA N ASSOCIATM>N . . « . . ' Itended jiin lint Iii* 11n Met** vi* l*fit* imposed exile from local rings. of 181)3 were added to tho struc­ _ * by 4the new 11* law, or 4they ford, and ended with the Saints Hsi, an anti-reil leader, who oc­ Minneapolis 1; Columbus 3. Louglirnn probably will now be ] ture, and it became one o f the called o ff, nil iiets ami gave their on top of a 7-2 score. Score: Milwaukee 1; Indianapolis <). permitted to make an occasional, show sights o f the “ old Chicago.” cupied the old imperial palace in Romeos the gate, the stale expert St. Petersburg „ ENGIt.H INC Die forbidden city, is moving .re­ St. Puul 3: Toledo 10. excursion into the lealm of the I For years it was used by ,ils declared. Ill) r h l>« a e Kaunas City at I/iuisville, rain. inforcements into this district. D i a m o n d M oun heavyweights whe n hr fulfills his • ouner, Henry Sehoellkopf, ns u, When Pal entered the inner city The marriage total for the year . 5 ■» 1 1 l 1) Kirkwood, rf I N TER N AT 10 N A L I, E A G U K German beer garden, nnd like Jowclers-( liilomi'lriit present title engagements. slumped to 63,137, os compared on Ttie-vlay he was accompanied 1 1 (i « 6 7 Welch, 2b Wolch Repairing collected by a bodyguard o f 2,fu)t) picked with 5(1,11(54 during the preceding Walker must meet Lomski, at many other gardens, . 5 2 4 1 II o Rochester 1-6; Jersey City 0-3. Brown, cf relics of the earlier life of the •i Montreal 7; Ncwnrk 3. 12 months. troops from the Hunan army. the middleweight limit of Hit) McHenry, If 5 3 3 U 0 pounds, although bis opponent 5 li 2 ■i 5 0 Toronto I; Baltimore PiBingham, SB will be heavier. I.oughrau offer* Colil), c 4 0 1 3 0 0 Buffalo 10; Reading 0. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION to make 175 pounds for heavy­ ORLANDO, Juno 14.— Coming Stuart, lb ... 4 0 [ 15 (1 0 «> Memphis 8; Atlanta I. weight mat? he* hero and nt that . *i 0 1 (1 from behind with a three-run Doyle, 3b weight should di feat many bigger 3 () 0 (l 3 0 Nashville 5; Mobile 8. rally in the eighth inning, Orlan­ Hawkins, P • men. Lomski is back in training Little Rod: 2; Birmingham ; do's Colts nosed out West Palm at Orangeburgh f r bis buttle Totals 38 7 13 27 Hi (1 (called end Nth, we* grounds). Beach, 4 to 3, In the odd game of with Pete l.utzo next Wednesday Chattanooga 3; New Orb-atis 7. l"> ab tho series at Tinker Field yester­ Sanford night in BrooMylu.[lids is a '‘nat­ SOUTH A T LA N TIC LEAGUE day and remained in the running McConnell, 21. ural'' between two sturdy war­ 'inartpnburg 3, Asheville 10. fo r top honors in. the first linlf Frisbie, ss riors who can bit, are aggressive tl Churlotto 7; Mur on ti. or the Florida State League cam­ xKeil b JT2_ ami ran “ take it." Greenville 2; Knoxvilli 3. paign. It was an oidfnshioned, Howell, rf Columbia 3; Ai gusto 5, argumentative contest with freak Bnrue1', 1i> SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE olays, wrangling *md wkai-not Wade, cf fished up for the faithful few Wallace, ill* Jacksonville 4; Albany 1. Leek. If Selnui 6; Columbus It. 3 H 1 2 1 0 i ’ensacolu 7: Montgomery 5. Ernie Burke, manager o r the Park? v d n o 3 u U 1 2 0 Tampn-Snvummh no game; players Sheriffs, was ejected from Die Ilyinei, p .. ------------- - -game and park in the last or the in ou rt. Totals 311 2 3 27 15 2 eighth when 10 protested too D AYTO NA BEACH. June 11. Wsr vocifertjudv over a <nlied ball on xltattid for Frisbie in ninth. Claude Marvin, iiuwly acquired Vinu, i f f f Cireni fi llowed him in St I’etersbur•; .“.nil inn 201— 7 i Islander nmundsnmn, In-Id Miami .■f the ninth on cbar; of talk in" Sanford Hit) OIIMIUO—2 to four scattered hits in the de Tbree-liase hits. \Yude. 'I’wo-buse ut the umpires fri Ml) the bench. tiding game o f the scries Wed­ K ’.-y noil Kit Itwood. Stolen W. P. Bi ll. ub r ll o n V )dts, *t *'.T ,r nesday and Die local-* triumphed, Ik.' ■ Buckler, ss __ 3 i 1 2 6 0 bases, Brown. Sacrifices. Doyle Kt.- Ji .'! to I. Bath llm tin for the b'cals, Burke, lb 4 n 2 12 ll ti llnv.-kins, Beck and Parks. Ilasen and Fergus, for Miami, were in H«f Holder. r|J ■kvr*i". * 4 ii 1 3 ii 0 on linlls, o ff Hviml 1, o ff HawVirginia Valli. playing the feini good form, the loser although P 0 (1 0 u ii kin? I. Struck out, by Hawkins 2 Lawrence, rf AND K*. nine lead in “ The K m-u[H'.” a Fox giving up eleven blows, stretching loirge, c . . 4 (1 0 I) 0 u Double play, Kirkwioil to Doyle. production directed by Richard them well tml over the nine in­ AN Hogan, If, lit 4 1 3 2 0 ti Time, 1:20. Umpires Colline and Rossini, which comes to the Mi Excellent blonde kid, while nings.. Ilurvin retired the visitor* Brnslcy, cf 4 II 0 1 () 0 l.olir. lane Theatre today, in one of m*v fairly in order* for the greater kid, black kid and palenl leather EXTRA Ciresi, 3b 4 i 2 (l 3 (1 oral Chicago g itL who have won part of the game. Mutt Miller, • » three strap Walk-Over and CastaII (1 • 1 Mason, 2I> 4 II 1 K t . '. fume and fortune in the motion Islander left fielder, secured the P A IR FOR STA N D IN G form slippers, $10 values. Clearing Morris, j* 3 II I li •» 1) Although she entered profes- only extra base bit, u two-bagger. for picture business. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Joe Wycollis’ diving catch of a Totals .. . 34 3 10 24 14 0 1 niorial life for the purpose of de­ Texas lengucr was the fielding W I. Pet. Orlando ub h r o a c voting her time to dancing, Miss feature. Score: St. Petersburg . . Chaunccy* 2b . 4 0 0 3 7 0 Valli soon deserted this department Orlando ab r li o a e Miumi Cox, rf of artistic endeavor for tin* dra­ Lodcr, ss West Palm Reach . 1 0 0 4 4I Abrams, u> . matic stage. She developed ex Crowe, 3b DuvIona Beach Kirby, I f ...____44 0 1 3 AND 17 25 .405 ccptioniil talent even while attend- Burdinc, cf SANFORD in, rf .. 3 ing high school in the Windy City Hinkle, II* Miami . 20 AN .0 and was encouraged by her parents Dunbar, If !i i Odd si/.us tn black kids, sat­ 1, 31) .. 1 0 1 I o to go on the stage. She nppeured Johnson, "li N A T IO N A L LEAGUE EXTRA ins, patent leathers and brown kids. Vinu, ps ........... 2 1 1 2 4 () W 1. Pel in u number of Essanuy inclines, Uusnck, rf Wells. e~;------- 4 0 1 3 10 Most sizes are small. We are sucriP A IR FOR Cincinnati 3ti 22 .021 at that time one o f tin* best known Lurzo, c Hodges, p ___ 4 0 1 0 0 o P fid hr these to clear stock at only producing unit? in America, ami St. Louis Fergus, p . . 33 21 .(ill Culurculii, x 1 0 0 o o o New York 28 21 .571 later transferred tier affections to <‘hiengo 2P l 1 21 11 311 25 .545 New York. Totals 3(1 4 K 27 15 Totnln On Broadway she became wide­ Daytona Bch. III) r Ii o a Brooklyn 28 21 .538 x— Batted for Fdn oiidson 1 i O 1 •i 21 2H . 102 ly known for her grpee and her I'lippino, ss Pittsburgh eighth. TW O-TONE OXFORDS •> AND li'islllll IS 31 ..’87 unfailing ability t ■ put much ex 4 Messner. 2b . . t *> W. P. Bench 020 old (mo 3 profession into ordinary roles. It 0 Hu!.oh Ipliiii Graff, 3(i 0 1 1 ::i* i .2 :.’ 4 4 3 Orlando r loo ooo o:tx— i A N Broken size? in MiH|i|iy two-tone was at this time lliut her dancing Wycollis, cf __ 4 n *» 1 II Two-base liits, Holder, Burke. experience more than proved its n 0 AM ERICAN Scholls, rf ii 0 " 'Hn' < n _{“ rd“’■ ’»« * and blacks. Law 4 LEAGUE E X T R A ^1 Hodges. Sarrifh es Buckles, Via a. w m u M **** ?:. ,r*r ar‘’ shoes but we arc .4 0 •» 3 1 W I. Pci. worth. Today she is firm in her Miller, If Stolen 'bases --------- ... ■— sacrificing them for only Burke, Ciresi. P A IR FOR N iw Y»>:k 4 tl a 8 I II 10 ,801 statement that no girl hoping to Baxter, !l> Double plays: C'in-si to Mas in to p •1 succeed before the camera cun a f­ Phil idelpliia 0 Hayworth, c . 4 i 31 IP .020 Burke; Cliauncey to Viau to Ab St. Louis . 28 20 .5 IP ford to overlook the advantages ilurvin, p 4 0 u 1 0 rains.*Bases on bulls o ff Morris t; i ‘leveland 25 28 .17? of dancing. Hodges 1. Struck out by Hodges Washington Bv , Totals ______ 3(5 3 11 27 it 2 20 28 .117 ARCH SUPPO RT 3. Left on buses. West Palm Beach Detroit Miumi ......... 000 000 010— 1 .. 22 32 Esther IIA L S T O N ’S new stui .407 B j . 7; Oilundo H. Umpires, Moore Boston 18 28 .381 ring vehicle, the Paramount pic­ Daytona Beach 100 010 I Ox— J SPE C IAL i9 5 and und Weaver. Time, 1:45. B V l linage ... ture “ Half a Bride,” which comes IP 33 Two-base hit, Miller. Stolen li H IJIonde kid and white kid W av' to tile Milane Theatre today, holds buses, Messner AN (2 ), Burdinc. arch-support shoes with military ■ u world of interest for everybody Bases on hulls, o ff Ilurvin SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE heel. One strap styles. W e nrc EXTRA W L Pet. from every angle. It bus a stellar Strike outs, by llarvin !•; by Fe-cleaning out these well-made, mod­ iVnsiicola 45 20 iV.'2 cast, an absorbing story, an out­ pus 3. Wild pitch, Fergus. Bulk, P A IR FOR ish, durable shoes at a ridiculously Montgomery . Fergus. Umpires, Baphun and . 38 27 .58* standing slur. low price. Jacksonville . .. nx • 35 30 .538 The story denis with u girl who, Kelly. Time, 1:50. Ik'.. Albany ......... 32 30 .bid with wealth, physical beauty and K m - 31 33 .481 menial alertness, has tasted all of N EW YI’ ORK, June 14.— (IN S ) Tampu Doctor Says There Is 27 32 .458 life’s thrills nt the age o f 21. i- B e la u .e o f joke homers over Savrnnah . 23 31 .423 This girl, inspired by u rude No L ife A fte r Death ST the rtiort fences | at Brave** Field, Coiqmbun ......... •j . n _. __. r Walk-Over & Smith Special Children’s Special 20 40 .333 lecture on com pa nio unto marriage, fc*j Boston, 16 or more home runs a ^elmn ........ undertakes for herself u triul mar­ day ip the big leugues, is becomLONDON, June 14.— (IN S )— Smith Smart shoes and Walk, ing a common occurence, Rogers riage in the hope that it may pro Thrro ia no survival after death. An assorted collect uni •'* Over shoes in odd sizes. Tan and RESULTS M Hornsby Is averaging one a day vide a thrill that wine, men and This was the frank opinion of shoe* for children we are offcrmJ black oxfords. These shoes are val­ l> on.his home lot. song have failed to give her. at a nominal price to clear fra*1 Sir Arthur Keith, noted British FI.UItlDA HTATB I.CACUB ued at $10 anywhere but we are r . Cincinnati nosed out the Giants the wtore. Get some for your kid­ scientists, voiced in a lecture ut in the tenth 5 to 3 on Drersen's Rutji hit liis first single since clearing them out o f stock dies. A pair BREAKER PUSHES ON Manchester University. ’ k' double, a ml remained 10 [mints Muy 28. “ Scientific and medical men ,1” ahead o f the Cardinals. Washington's winning i»tre«k MOSCOW, June 14.— (I N S )— agree that tbero is no evidence to , Brooklyn trimmed the Cubs uiid rb-velund's seven game slump " again, 7 to 2. Dazzy Vance fan­ ended when the Indians nosed The Russinn icebreaker Muligin rup|>ort the assumption that the ned 10 men and Babe Herman out the Nats 8 i*i 7. Bob Reeves KuHcd from Archangel toduy in spirit survives after tho brain has % ; smacked two homers. bad u perfect day ut but with search o f the stranded N obile'ex­ ceased to function," he told his pedition, said a radio dispatch listeners. |g? Tha Phillies n-pn their- first four hits. M*rie» o f the year, taking the fin­ “ We can drug the brain so as Jack Quinn of the. Athletics; from that city. Tho Muligin'* al gtwm* from Pittsburgh by a who was knocked out o f the box captain planned to push through to exalt the powers of certain score o f 4 to 3 . by Detroit on Kunduy, tamed the the ice toward the floes north of parts, and deprive those uf others The Yankees’ 8 to 0 win over Tigers in the final game J2 to 5. Northeast Lund wh«re, it ia be­ and thus alter the mental behav­ Chicago enve them jin even break The Ilrq^ns pounded five Red lieved, the explorer* ipft the dir­ ior o f any man or woman. We the White Sox rerjes. lout-, h’ox, pitchers anil won.dm in the igible Italia after IL )uyt mat with can, at wtii, obliterate cnnscions;/ r [two triple* featured, Ibtbo tenth ll to H , . disaitcr. , nes* or vxalt it. fttl'Mf *t ’ kT*rTt ' .’'Jh 1 EMM i f w w i i U lt t M j w t 1 >r > Saints Take T hird Straight C o n te st FromSanfordTeam McLaulins Colts Score T h ree In Eighth To N o se Out S h e r if f s , 4-3 New Hurler Yields Only Four Safeties And Daytona W ins FRIDAY SHOE BARGAINS and For Men and Women SATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY To Be Shown Today At Milane Theatre BLOND AND WHITE SPECIAL ODD SIZE SPECIAL 95 ,85 Short Braves Field Helps To Increase Number OfHomers tor $3.85 V tor 25c �1 g E _ 8 A N r6 R b ’ tlfe n A tl).R A M P n m i ^THURSDAY, .IPN i: H. 1928 ■ri Extensive Forestry; .Program Is Assun | ' Sanford Daily Herald Help Wanted an t ad rates THE COLDER THE BETTER erms: Cash In Advance phono nds, will be received i patrons anil collector sent . lintoly for payment. ■>u .............. 10c n line 1 uics — —.....— ..... he « line inert ...........- .....‘ . V.: a 11,1c Time rntes on request, u.l from 2. > to 50 words' will sell ie reduced rates nro rvr ccutivo insertions, vo worda of average length counted i* lim■. inimum chnrgo c ! 30c irer insertion. !| advertising ia restricted iroper classification, an error is ntndo The .Son- I Herald will b*» responsmto only one incorrect i:v »rti> :i. advertiser tor subsequent ition.i. Tlio office rdiouid I [fied immediately in cu. e of i property worth CHICAGO. Jun.- 14.— ( I N S )—» ' The most fur reaching forestry' pp'irnim nnd wild-life jirotectioiM campaign ever undertaken by t N | United State* hart been ensured, in : the opinion of official* of tboT linnk Walton league o f America,-, nt national headquarters here, • The Woodruff-Mr Nary and tho Sweeney-McNary bill*, relatin*’ : to forestry, and the Rear Rivagi Marsh bill, for flooding alkaline < • mnrshes in Utah, were cited by', Seth K. Gonlon, cnnaervatioit d ir ^ ector of the league, as example*® o f legislation recently passed bjffl congress for conservation. jH I •‘( ’iingre«s, in authorising a def­ inite program of forest purchaoo*^ wild life rcnearch, research, has __ ________, abandoned I the hit-or-miss methods and plai a tremendously important und Inking o f forest growth on basis compatible with the nnt of the project,” Gordon said. Riot Occurs During:, Marathon Conte if TO ADVERTISERS Herald reprcfentalivo luighly familiar with rales < and cln«T;tfk'ati»n .will * you complete information, if you wish, they will ski ill wording your want a l Inalio it more effective. ■iff y c iii i ‘ . :u kllll. nnounccmcnis iv o r y k-H’ IKD Advert i: ing \vi 1 nubile your business at very i e t. Herald VVa re:,rti tliousnnd.s of pe pie v who wait and w.i t la i.-ilivd p.»: <•< king for op put l . ,a licit the Want AjJ 1 i i opportunili Ymir nioc on tiiis pat-’ .. i , :,t n i list t1 ’I . * 11.■• in.,- • I .11 1 IS f- raafinual Nt m ic e tft. If ( o ire It.- Leery i : ! i.t otie nT t . dinner' Uinin!)|T(j:. "•Hi fV i?ijj MTV o-rvue oil tins t ••MtifalLinN or coni i » r y!i if i: n \r i * a i if* ii |in:ing. A plio.ie i.DI will tr* t 1 man. l'hone 11“ -W. U KmlA \N UP YOU It Of.D W M.I.S H IME NEW W AI.I. I'AIN I" IKTIUNG NEW A M * BET FOR FDIt'i HER INKOltB»N, r*AI,I. I’ .loN E -J KEE, V. C. GDI.I.P.K, NANID, FI,A. ■MV’.S DRUG N .O Iir Preriplionx, Drugs! N. in. \\ nr. 1r as your phone. < all Ul l il.DING RIXrCKS- irrigation (*xe* and general cement work, FOR RENi iwlo Concrete Co. J. E. Terbilled t.ial !‘Cer, Prop. 3rd and Kim. It. U. ltUh Street, T.XI. ROOFING: The Roof F.vhiding. Metal shlnglet wR RENT I'hng scant tin and f.ulvnnirc I nice lwat I See James II. Cowan. Oa! ,-onvpnlenre* • nnd Third Phone I I I . rnmneiii I fur ai. 1 MNOGRAPH—repairing, pinm luting by ex| erts with 17 V •' 'H rnee.• Sanford music rr>'t' Gift Shqi’P*. Hfcljsndcr Af- I’f.)j i-'RN.- T.. 11 , Tr TTr*.. ut . 45' Phono H32. ‘JtttT&aHvo '^{lanlah bungalow' surruund..! I -~I ■.lutifal Oak trer:. Help Wanted M.ilc lurjitui r.t .11V l l i .I. St, Contplutely fumidicd. Two hjd roonis, llvin-0 WIHT^f, Driven, ctiriy M. I 'r.ni, liinliiT ,.'i?k. I.it hen cqqlp •id honort, to iwll wulermclloita, perl with elc (ric tango, hath, gar tahiu|»es, sweet corn, etc, frout a-',*, everythii.g up-tu-dutc. See Mr. a trucks, llouru to house. U t- iterg at 'i‘he Herald office. 1 cumpeit.-aticn to right y- on/ I'OR RENT! New •nine room furn­ 4. Tclepjionc at once to 775. ished hou>” for'rent ] t>01 Mag­ nolia. Rent $t!d per mouth. Phono f MTKD; In about,a week or t*-n . ...ii. y -v O von liV c y»ur loud served! I t ti,l|lS dipped in granulated f ) ’■ -Id tlu o lust hot days of Mi|,.ir, i I ■ <« Idrr Die Jiet< i j. r Pineapple I'oami Soften one it v> ii ai e l.f.o the !. i .r the re- table poon gelatin ill tw o ’ table­ i i bill, d desw 11 spoons cold water then dissolve in . |> -.il.il arc well one cup but collcc. Add one-third ctip sugar and otic-half cup pine­ apple syrup. Cool, and when about t<> sit, bent until foamy with ..n egg beater. Add one cup «!u ed sliced pineapple, one-half cup ling t hopped nuts and the stillly beaten pill! - white.-, of two egg*, and let harden. . this Js. I vc \cry cold, topped with nicn- whipped cream. Stuffed Tomatoei: Peel large rtpi tomatoes, being careful to preservl their shape. Cut a slice from th| Remains O f Ancient stem end of each and carefully ro Hittite Race Found move tiulp from tlie center. Cu the pulp in picecs and drain it a all juice. Drain otic cup of cruth*] CIIICAGO, June 14.— (I N S )- * Hawaiian pineapple and mix will The first bodies ever diseovero^’Itj the tomato pulp. Add onc-half c;i| of the nnclrnt Hittite race o f th* English walnuts broken in piccti pre-Greek strntn have been urv» .*< Pineapple Plane Mur.pr: Scald two one-fourth teaspoon salt and onn and e.1.1 half mp> milk in double eighth teaspoon paprika. Mix thor covered by a party working in thw !>• ilir. Thoroughly blend seven (Highly with thick mayonnaise anl fnr east under Professor Henry jj t.i! 1 -pm.];, cornsturch, onr-fonrtli refill tomatoes with the tnixturij Breasted, famous historian and '5 with lettuce and walnsl orientalist of the University o f I i pooti salt and one-half cup «Garnish ■ I .i.t ipiil.' syrup. Add very care|Chicago, who recently returned to >J I ' t o if.i* tnilk to |nevent curdt'hlcago from au intensive cxploro-- ‘ ! , '1 c,\ok ill double hni'er tlon tour. “ The discovery is of extreme importnnee,” Professor Breasted deone cup rrnslird pineapple and adi dared, “ because little is known o f ,r^ i ;u -half cup diced oranges, one c\.i the physical race of the Hlttiteo* . m y thick mayonnaise, two cupf The skeletons date from 13th o f errant, whipped, ami the disudvt 14th century before Christ. W * -, gelatin. When well mixed, pool bor.io R fm liio Salads into a mold, cover tightly and parJ have obtained 31 of these skele­ - 'ivLj in equal parts o f icc t- .id salt to* tons." Ci.mhinc >mc and four tiours. Serve on lettuce wit) The Hittite skeletons were dl«. 1. . .on i lw cm: (three additional mayor,liaise if desired eovrred in excavations in Asia Mln» two tablespoons This mousse can also be served si or near I.uxor and Armageddon. ~-S i- tit ti n-po.iii salt, a dessert. ’•d pepper and three i t- lli.it with fork Froian DaMart* tini t it.miv Clean It ; v (c.tib five inI > it.itis witli the Chill for I iv<i hours CHARLESTON, S. C.. Juno 14. ■a -hall im 1, pieces, — (IN S )— Funeral services will ops draiio d liitwahe held here tomorrow for Rev. id tin* celery, and William A. Guerry, bishop o f tho i. e-fourth cup of Episcopal Diocese of South Caro* ing. Arrange on tlnec and garnish Iinin. ivho died Saturday night -. Top with spoonfrom pneumonia which devei* 011.. wing dressing, oped alter he was shot through yolks slightly, add the chest by Rev. J. H. Woodward, pun.i of salt, two of Brunswick, (in. Rev. Woodward sh^t the vmerw ..Me Bishop while the two wera alone in conference h * t.ie V** •• eesnn headquarter* here. Tha Georgia minister commit! *d * ** I'^i ancc To Make Rid TVtrmer Boxer Gets ride after the shooting. Service* will he conducted ut St. Michael's, i'ur Ior*.* iGiirisls, Wound In His Thi To Whom It May Concern: nnd interment will follow ut St. On and after June First Phillips' nearby. .' CHICAGO, June 14.— H NS) — 1928 1 cease to be con­ ■Im tlurinnn, former featherweight nected or have any in­ hoXor, was taken to u hospital to­ terest in I .tike Mary Phar­ day uv levin-' fioin a bullet wound macy having disposed of ■t • left thigh, litirmnn told po­ J. G. Sharon my interest to Ollivcr J. lite lie was shot while in the orMiller. This notice is i*ivienlal riirtm of the Davis Hotel, in Atturnry-at-l.aw tin heart of the “ gold coast" dis­ en ns I assume no respon­ sibility after the above trict. Janie* Davis, owner of the W BI practice In all the courts AI ■. it., i . . i i ley reported named date. u foi’ov..i • 11 . • for tlie tour- |iot»-|, denied Buruiun’s story, say­ Examination o f Abstracts •>■ >.< Theo J. Miller ■ influx in I id.gland "('.I,- ing no Double had occurred there. Titles given esi>eclal atten I to ■ Dr. I.ouis Cries, house physician, May 18, 1928 an); Spain I|.i o'; Switterlnnd. is said to have taken liurmnn to lOOJOtW; the l tit. I BtaU - 23U^J00, tin:-, I .v ll.nt the Allteri- l lie hospital. The physician nnd am alon I.r, shlti.uotl.ooo tn the Davis y/erc to he questioned fur­ ther, polico announced. ountry. Despite Hu e figures tho resort .' tu to r fear that Germany nnd t.ily are nnkltig un-h u strong ppcnl for tourist trade thut more xtensivo |.a'dieily about France !'• I'l'A'i'OUS delivered at JI.00 a hiuhid. These are « ulle. too Hnuill f. r ‘ i.ljipiiig, nnd more trouble to |.M*|mre for eorditag than the largo o. s I at Just as good to eat. Tele­ phone your order lit the evening to RIGGERS DAIRY FARM Phone .1711 Sweet Milk Sweet Crei Butter Milk Milk for llshlrs Refinishing Upholstering' i FOR S \ I.H CHEAP y:i.1 Princess I' ' er $15. Two Simmons beds, Twu ■-"TT’T iau ig. h.. . -'tluin hidf pUta.-Igutgley A p t .. Phone tjr,2 \V. BOAT FOB SAFE: .’10 f. t hrldzo (Irek, cruiser, thirty ineli draft, fully 'equipped, Bleeps six. Prico reasonable. 1*. 0 . Box Olrt. Money, To 1.onn ON V/.HITE or colored f f >rrrly. IJ. \y, ll<.rndi,a 1U8 H, 2nd r.t. CHICAGO, June 14*— (IN S )— j? Rioting that for a time threatened‘ serious consequences early today broke the monotony of the national marathon dance contest. The trouble started when one o f the nix surviving couples was ruled o ff . the floor. The pair, Harry Free-1? ninn and Ida Posen, had danced ‘ 20H hours. They/ were accused of 1 stalling. Their trainer stalked to the .'J floor nml smashed the field judge ? on the jaw, A mob o f spectator.!.f.I Jeering and cheering, swarmed on- ' J to the floor nnd engaged in a bat* V tie royal. Police subdued the riot* ■ ers, the tenders going to JalL Ik was learned the disqualified couplo j, was n favorite with tho gambling fraternity. Elton J. Moughlo Busine HaUeripH ays I nm leaving for tint north riutumublU'. WQ1 give f r o - l'alJ 18— W'nntfri T« Henl t h l L O N r.it rcltA TTE rrr 0 la tfqfng relinblo young a';iri Mortgage Eosas Iloff-V iic Battery Co. U'AUTED j Five t<» terryear lease 10 will ns^isJ.n'o in ilri'iair- Ad01 Impr-jvrxl rnsldctice nnd hut»loe»» 117 Eait 2nd. Street. on bur!nc-.j building, well locat­ *» F.. O. K: caro The lleral l. property, ed, in Sanford. Must he i»f good Rriblw itt Mortgay.- C jhf construct km,' oiu’ er tivo stories, Syftt j r JqenI OoaA» *'lr Prico mu<e Le riglitl'Whan an<werJ Ir.x this nd give « \dct location, K. R. Dighton, Ronfonl, Flartda.. Aulo Tups ■•':UUUft wf (lpor sjutn ajul e(qar - - w i ■ - ■^ l 'C") **' *‘ r lfu f’Thfornindon nt tu price,* cte. As wo understand it, thero j.SpHNf ER TOP SHOP. Curtain otherwha it wjU not he glvpn con- ridy two .far'-lors hue IntorestedJn constructed five room ( ii.-hioos grid Scat Coveiiag: :,idorotion. Addri-1** Box 111 care' jirohibltl/Ki. 'fhotp T fu r" -it and e rischt nor cent. l 2nd, Slioetthose “agin'V : ■. ,1 ^ Architect First Nut’l Hunk Hldg. Sun furd, Fin. By Factory Expert IIRM STITCJIING Sing, r S, wing M»{hli.o Shop Mitchltie«* Sold, h nt d, ExchangO<l En y rayrarnt*' I hone fiO Ncrtli J'.ul.. Valdez Bldg F u rd itu ra WE BUY or IrnJ. In u»»xl furulturo. \V (tfi»r I'ataitqra ('o. AunitiRH T M IN O I.E MV NINO SHOP. Awninga, Window shades. Tnrpau* tins. Anvthiug of Canvas. SOU East 2nd, Street. Phono 11. | | I * — C O D I N G 'S — QUICK SERVICE TR A N S FE R Hauling. Crallilg Shipping, and Storage " " r <»**_______ nor ifL »r4 St, m a tm Knvrlt I'lano *>•<Ih« , llaullr>« < rnllus. Sb'sslrs. M alr Pkofir SM Track K m U IIIm , aoo llapl. A«e. RALPH W. DOSSING Mgr. I am opening a shop in Sanford and wtflg be equipped to handle any kind of repahfj | work promptly. _ V.BB Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan J Inc„ until new address is announce^, j C. Killingsworth � 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, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 14, 1928; <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/054b8f297bddbf18a40d0505ce1e104b.pdf 34aeab3c9f34eeaf13c513d761e23198 PDF Text Text \ ( zr.*A**.*- {‘TTPf TOCft NEWSPAfEK * [*'./» 14 1' »*•*.' j '.A •7 Published in f to a id a ’g H e a rt, le W orld's G re a te s t V egetable )t and R ic h e s t G ard en I .and. Mcstlr fair local thuz •»>• *#. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E ^ ^ P A P F R jbe x iA ■> •» -* > leased Wire International Ncwa Service Hoover Watches Results Of Convention With Only Little Change In Routine GLADESBONDS 1 VI Member Audit Bureau oF-lCI s A N F o t t b F L fiE W A , W ED N E SD A Y , J U N E 13, i » W In First *yn T*.,g the l* ..* ,* ' S f ’ . ------ Issues WASHINGTON, June 13. (INS) park like section of Washington —With scarcely a deviation from nml In the hint houses which Hoover nml his sons have built. Court Action Attacks Valid­ his dnily routine which starts at Today wns no exception to this7:30 A. M. and ends at 10 P. M. ity Or legislative Act In function. Creating Bond District And Herbert Hoover wntchcd the pro­ Aicompnnird by Mrs. lloovn, Seeks To SlopNcwUonding gress of the Republican Nntioncl tho Hccrolnrj teAvw ,for bln ofConvention today. lieo at 8:4r/ A. M., nnd nt nine TT“* i Less work was the only change o'clock the dully grind of tho b u s­ from his usual days—and that be­ iness day starts. While conferring cause all but the "most necessary with Ids managers over the long uuty ami fatigue'* "has been sus­ distance telephone frequently due. pended in the Capital as all eyes ing the last few days Hoover Ins New Litigation In Instituted Professor Of William. Mary ore tuined to Kansas City. Hoover left most of the activo manage­ In Behalf OfTheOwnorsOf Collotro Announces Dream ment of the drive for the nomina I’reston Everglades Bonds Ivamed r.s reports by special tele­ lion Of 25 Years Ago To Be Itc* to them. phone, telegraph and radio con­ Not Since Prohibition Went alized Thru Generous Gift Ycsicrdny at tho lunch hour be SlntcH Selection Of tinued to pour into Ids office In JACKSONVILLE. June 13.-A see-1 „ . . . . ,. Into Effect Has Either Par* Member Forces People To G. O. P.'.i listinod in over the radio to tin tv Hacked Such A SwecpinK WILLIAMSBURG, Va.. June 13. nnd milt was filed yesterday in the | ..|)um ()f th(, |l()Ur.. Turn To Democratic Parly keynote speech and when tho bal­ Prcgrnm For VolMlcadism For Reliable Government —7 ho restoration of Williamsburg United States district court for the As has been the custom in til? loting stnrts tho Secretary plain to' its pre-revolutionary setting as Northern district of Florida, at­ Hoover household on N Street, Just to enjoy what appears to be a - KANSAS CITY. Juno 13 lc City today emerged a shrine to liberty and the fathers tacking the validity of the 1027 up the hill from the historic mnn- first-ballot victory in .front of n KANSAS CITY, June 13—(INS) —(INS)—A plank calling fo* —The nomination of .Herbert Hoo­ legislature net creating, the Ever* •’*» —- t ’ * » , jmphant in the first round of the republic, is being hacked by glndcs bond district nnd seeking i.ion where Woodrow Wilsqn died, powerful loud speaker Uh**- ha* vigorous enforcement of the 18th lha Republican nomincc-to;be waa been (RctnUed In his office. ver by the Republicans moans tho Rockefeller millions, I)r. W. A. R. larourt fight instituted in HAL Amendment wns Incorporated In "CONVENTION tor prevent the issuance of drain­ awakened by his '‘’favnriU1 ' police Hutnlmls ofj-ongratulatory tele­ name of E. II. Ashcraft, Goodwin, secretary of the corpora­ age hands authorized by the net. dog "Tutt" this morning. “Tutt," grams rcuchcil Hoover’s office to- American people must look to the the 1U28 Republican platform to­ K A N S A S C IT Y , J u n e 13.— ii it,, Democratic Party for "honest day by the resolutions sub-comsponsoring the work an- The suit was brought by Murray, n magnificent nnlninl climbs on­ i t from nil icivcr for the Seminole tion 1 Am„ri. (INS)—A ringing and d< i iover the, ,world, ... lloov, i government and pnlitotic Ainrri nunccd last night. A faculty mem­ Aldrick and Roberts, Now York to his master’s bed every morning day mittoc following an nlhnlght ses­ phallam ro to th e 'D e m o c ra ^ a t v er us n rule leaves his ofifice for cniiism" Senator ........ 1 ,Janies ____ a A.n^«.i jnty Bank, wlio sought by ber of William and Mn.y college, Reed, sion. Further, the plank pledged firm, and Cooper, Knight, and docs tho "alarm clock" hon- home nt 0 P. M„ nnd barring of­ etition of intervention to Dr. Goodwin told a town meeting law of Missouri, drclared to* the party,a.^tnLj25e ^ p 6 ^>5e^Bpee “b rin g on S m ith , a n d .we wUF Adnir nnd Qshornc. Jacksonville. In ficial engagements or functions is democrat day in: nn-mUevsew-JUuntllng the k the'Rale'Of $425,000 lirfttinrtho project, conceived 25 years behalf oT SpUzcrrttoVlck aild COV TT?rtonsntsi *ht“the' Hoover ho$c in the habit of retiring ^ .J 0 , Sceretarynf Commerce. hgo, has been assured' by Mr. lundinirbOliGS^ of Toledo, uhlp. ' I b~ as~n rule something of a func­ If Hoover fa eTTctcd president it Reed gave Senator-elect William hibition has been in effect h*s Rockefeller’s generosity. tion. Beginning with the flfst nn tins there will be some lively ImVftcr hearing arguments in The new net inn is designed to S. Vurc, of Pennsylvania, whom the such a sweeping dry program been can N ational C o n v en tio n to ­ "About n year, ago," lie said, warm weather and ending Into in bies around the White House foi trst the constitutionality of the d ay , w hile b eyond th e co n -, enso yesterday afternoon, "Mr. John I). Rockefeller, Jr., camp 1027 Everglades net on the ground tile Fall it is invariably served on the next four years—his grand­ Uie Senate burred nt tho door, full adopted by cither of tho major fin e s of th e fla g -d ra o e d ha** credit far the pending nomination tr Wallace W. Wright this to Williamsburg ns u guest of the that it is in violation of the con­ n wide open porch, shaded by big children. These nre U-e children of of Hoover. Ho asked whether the parties.’ ning handed down a decision i'hi Beta Kappa Society in con­ stitution of the s’tntc of Florida forest trees. Frequently there are Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Jr., The plank wns a victory for the sullen fartneri and antl-Hooi Republican voters t>f the nation nection with the dedication of a jring the petition of the inter­ and the construction of the United official guests, n custom that was —Peggy Ann. tv.o years old nnd would “ follow the corrupt banner Scrntor Bornh of Idaho, vkho has orites growled and grumbled ar ior, whose action was brought building erected at the college ol States according to J. C. Cooper, established by the President with Herbert the third, a Ind of eight of Vnre upon which is emblazoned threatened to carry a fight before predicted dire thloga Xor Now* Ihirn as a taxpayer. The ruling William nnd Mnry in memory of Jr., of Jacksonville, who announced his fnmous breakfasts. Today th e n months. Herbert Jr. in an instruct­ the cross of Saint George." the convention and tho country If ber. ' or nt the Harvard Huxincs* School, wero none, however. the effect of elenring the vnl- the founders cl that society. the party straddled on prohibition filing of the suit this nftermon. The direct chaTUnge to t?mi “How tho mighty have fallen" After breakfast it has been hut spends much of his time here. |tion proceedings except .for nn "it was our good fortune to have One of the chief grounds on Itccd exclaimed, when told thnt this year. Its approval by tha en­ teted appeal to the supreme n chance to explain to him our which is based the claim of uncon­ Hoover's custom sinco lie has bevn Allan Herbert Hoover, the young­ Hoover's nomination wns assured. tire committee, to which it must and the Democrat* w«« «*nt l berating through tha va*t Irt of Florida. dream of restoring the town to it's stitutionality is that the net is in in the cabinet to feed tho hun­ er son of tho Secretary, attends "Conceive the spcctnclo of the par­ go before being sent to the con­ torlum by Seiiator George H. M« the case was technical and hlng- colonial appearance. As a result, viointion of the vested contractual dreds of birds which lived in this school in California. ty of Abraham Lincoln groveling vention floor, wns anticipated. of New Hampshire, in bis *| The plank follows: Law cnforce-| accepting tHs permanent chalt J upon the interpretation of n during the past ten months, prop­ rights of the holders of $10,250,nt the feet of William S. Vnre. Jriila statute, passed during the erty necessary to the carrying out f00 bonds now .uLStandiig against Conceive the even more remark* incut. "We reaffirm the American shin of the convention. I t Tsai session of the legislature and of tlint purpose hns been purchas­ the Everglade^, district. aide rpectacle ««f the boss nf Penn­ constitutional doctrine ns announc­ entertaining departure from Ihoiizing cities, towns and muti- ed, including many fine old build sylvania forcing «bwn the reluct­ ed hy George Washington in his usual cut and dried pw Tho litigation will be called up bal corporations to issue re- ings. ant gullet of Republican leaders farewell address, to wit I " ’The speeches of convention chaf ft, ra plea of temporary injunction The name of Rockefeller has before Judge W. B. Shcppnrd, of Idin? bonds. Counsel for the ro­ the man who spent tho first 28 Constitution which at any time and It went over big. per sought a strict construction been linked by rumor with the re­ the United States district court, at yearn of his udult life ns u resi­ oxists until changed hy the ex­ Senator Moses, one of the origin I the language of the act, while storation plan ever since the cor­ Pensacola, next Saturday, Mr. dent of England, as the organizer plicit nnd authentic act hy tha ml "Hoover men. boldly took c whole people is sacredly obligatory nlzance of tho “defeatist" talk City Attorney emphasised the poration, with apparently unlimit­ Cooper said. of British syndicates. upon all.’ for considering the intent of ed funds at its disposal, begun "Think of the party of Lincoln riduoilsly spread, by the rebelll* "The new suit is brought in be­ framers and the language ol purchasing historical sites ant' half “Wo also reaffirm tho attitude Com Belt epokesmen and Uio anti­ and HoOftvolt accepting u man After Many llotira Of Silcrtcc, IJnlriktructcii And DlvidcdDcof holders of the present properties. mcasuro taken ns a whole, American people toward the Hoover leaders. "We enter _ thta, Commander Of ItulinUadion legation Controlled Hy Mil? whq ntaintaihod hi* permanent of Everglades hands," said Mr. C wip­ who never Federal Constitution as declared campaign, he declared, "in Officials of the corporation cst: er, "and which urc now outstand­ fhc court held that interest, for More Detailed Account OL Jorlty Favoring Hull Will habitation ^ in IxMidan, ... n bv Abraham Lincoln. " *Wo .ora posture of defense. Wo come ul |icli refunding bonds were to be mate that the total cost of the ing. It usserts that tljc |027 act Dirigible's Wrecking Onfcsg^, A t l t n j i J t a n h C s s r u s . - J s ; ™ - - J /Cast , both hy duty un’d Ihrllnntlon bound tho field aggressively militant. We ..... ....... .. . _ -election; if. l onstCutrd a part-of .the work now contemplated will range nnd the new bonds sought to be ft«T ROME, June 13.—(IN S)—Af­ |nci|>al obligation of a municipal- from $1,500,000 to $5,000,000. It is sued under tly: net diminish nnd RALEIGH, N. June 13.— who in England declared himself to to stick ,by the Constitution in all intend to carry thia fight to lhi» ami therefore an obligation understood thnt Mr. Rockefeller alter the security of the lends ul- ter several hours silence another (INS)—An uninslrucled nml div­ he a liberal who returned to this it* letter and spirit from beginning enemy. And wo challenge them to , which tho credit of the city is agreed to giVt) the corporation erudy issued and outstanding un­ radio message was received from ided delegation to Houston, con­ country to bent down the prices of to end. I am for tho honest enforce­ bring forth thoir strongest cham*. farm products for the benefit of ment of the Constitution. Our Idged. The contention of the in- whatever funds are required. • • ' der the previous d.-ainage law. General Umberto Nobile today for trolled by a majority of delegates his British associates, who im- nafoty, our liberty depends upon plon. fvenor that the city would be The corporation plans a ruthless "Whether ho emerges from on* “Spitzer Rorick unit Co. hud favoring the presidential nomina­ nudiatrly began bonning himself preserving the Constitution of the other s|>ectaclr like the 103-round apelletl to pay double interest | weeding out of lion-historical struc­ from time to time in the past the first time which revealed ad­ denied anil the court placed tures in order to achieve histori- iHiiight all the Everglade* bonds ditional details of the disastrous tion of TenncsKce’h favorite soli, for President tnd win, was so United 81010*. us our forefathers battle of Madiaon Square Gar­ -----* den, or whether he comes from an llibend interpretation upon thv -nl iiminu y and recapture an a t­ from state officials and have re­ landing of the dirigible Italia on Rep. GoHell Hull, was left today doubtful of Id* pditiinl affilia­ nuido It inviolate.’ —^ tions thnt lie started a* a Demo­ in the wake of the North Carolina "The people through the method Inl "at" ns used in connection mosphere of colonial simplicity. over-nower convention held ipelltold them to Investors. The pre­ the ice-floes north of Spitsbergen. State Democratic Convention. crat and can ill seven states provided hy tho Constitution nave bound by tho glare of the Twn- v Ih the provision regulating the "Some ol the notable old build­ sent suit is brought in behalf of The disusti r occurred nl 10:".() he «'f issuance of the bonds. Supporters of the Tennessean ii* a Democrat but win trimmed writte ntho 18th Amendment into meny tiger, we are ready for hinu ings destroyed by fire, said Dr. Spitzer, Rorick and < ", and all o’clock on the morning of May 25, named delegates to east lb 'j of hi* suils with the verring wind* the Constitution. Tho Republican Bring him on end we will bury definite announcement was Goodwin "will lie rebuilt according present holders of Everglades Nobile stated. Just u minute or the state's 21 votes in the nat­ nnd steered hi* craft into Republi­ party pledge* itself und it* nomi­ him. We welcome him with ho Idc as to nn appeal, hut it was to details and descriptions gathci- bonds." |ted that the case will he tak- cd from many sources. There will two before that u radio message ional convention, while the other can water* to nccimodntc himself nees to the observance und vigor­ pital hands to a bloody _ Another suit, filed some timo to changing political weather. ous enforcement of this provision "And .wo care not whether to a higher court. Involving include the palace where the royal was received from the Itaiin end 4 14 were elected hy hackers of "Consider the old Republican of the Constitution." Senator Borah name be Brown, Jones, RobJnooa [matter of public interest, the governors lived, the house of Bur- , ago by the local law firm and New then came silence which was un­ Governor Alfred E. Smith of New Party silting at the feet of Wil- reported there were only two dis­ or BmJth." le is expected to take preced- gissos, in which the assembly met, | York associates, sets forth in full a contract of the drainage hoard broken until operators began to York. At an all-night session an lium S. Vnre and accepting hi* d i ­ senting voices on the plank. Ic over ordinary cases and a In every lino of Senator Moaaa' psion may be expected in and the Raleigh Tavern where l’lii with Spitzer, Rorick and Co., dated pick up fragmentary messages agreement was reached not to a t­ lution merely because, ns tho boss With the adoption of the prohi­ speech it was indicated that Ibaifi But six weeks, it was oturtid lo­ Beta Kappa was formed.'' of the sorrupt machine of Phila­ in tho latter part of last week. June 10,1025. tempt to invoke the united rule bition program, only the controv­ Republican leadership now on tho The house of Burgesses, where The huge airship suddenly grew upon the delegation. delphia, he would be able to swing ersial farm relief plunk remained ground in Knnsoa City envision In that contract reference is in the openitig of arguments Patrick Henry demanded liberty suid to he made to an issue of $3,­ heavy and crashed to tho ground vole of the slate for nr against before the suli-cominittcc. On that the oncoming campaign as "Hoov Despite Hull's majority. Smith the fterday. S. It. DIghton, altor- ci death and where Washington 500,00 new five per cent bonda from n height of 1,500 feet in the Mellon force*. Tru’y, Vnre is questio.i tho 10 members xycro split er against Smith,r and Is preporinsf today thut to he congratulated upin the power for Mr. Ashcraft, wns over­ nnd Lafuyctle planned the defeat authorized by the legislature in two minutes, Nobile radioed. The loudcrs claimed wide open. When It wns found that for it. " ‘ led on nn objection to a motion' of Lord Cornwallis, will be com­ 1025, ns well ns to the $8,050,000 ship’s gondola broke up into enough men elected by Hull sup­ of hi* machine. no progress was being made on a And the convention cha 1strike which George A. l>c- pletely restored. Public greens and five per cent refunding bonds. splinters burying Nobilo and six porters would switch to give them "Truly, the Coolidge myth has compromise, the committee rc|ttes, counsel for the city, offer- wide pore bed residences will stand provided a peck into the future ’ .' nt least "seven or right" votes on Attorney General Fred II Davis, others in tho car 4n the debris. tho first ballot at Houston, /eh vanished in the air. The retiring ci-stcil nt four o'clock until 10. in answer to the petition of once more a s they did in Ilsl'J when savagely ettacklng Tammany H e" shadow of Cmlidgr greatness All emerged alive, hovfivcr, al­ intervenor. The petition set ,lhe town was named to honor King in Jacksonville attending t'o- Na­ by name, the dampnees of Smlt V. Turlington, Hull mnnugcr, d»Little trouble waa experienced in though two of tho incinlicrs of will soon Ik- invisible t o the naked the following grounds: William. Aneieiil Raleigh Tavern, tional guard encampment at Camp the crew ’ suffered broken legs elured all the Hull delegates were eye and in -it* days, will not l>c neerpting the other planks in the the Democratic dizffaochlea tho negro in the .South. That the statute, which is Destroyed by fire in 1851), will Le Johnson, was notified this after­ Nearly nil the food cupplies and under personal pledge to vote for observable through the most plntform. They were agreed upon of noon of the filing of the suit. He the Tcnncsaecan. t authority, provides Hint obli­ rebuilt. substantially a* written by Sena­ Democratic Decal .poUdts. G« other materials which had been (Continued nn pago 4) vions to bo refunded shall not was in conference with Mr. Cooper The state- convention was over­ I tor Smoot of Utah, chairman. An­ charge*, too, were thrown in. taken nhrond the ship were saved. whelmingly for acvcrnl hours during the day. for Hull, as evidenced ►e matured. . nouncement of the approval of the It was a militant, Dgfat Lucidly, tho radio apparatus hy the election of four Hull deleThat it was not the intonprohibition plunk was made by speech, and calculated to raise and instruments for determining gatcs-at-largo. The Hull slut* of the legislature that a city Borah. Shortly uftor three a’clocjc morale Of those Republican* whd»o their position wero also saved by nf delegates at large wns choscQ hold authorize the issuance of this morning he emerged from (he confidence regarding November baa the crew, although it was somo over the SiftUh slate by nn aver-, pda for accumulated Interest, ns committee rom with a' sheaf of been shaken by the bitterness and timo before ’ tho radio wns re­ uge vote of 1,073 to K80. HARBOR GRACE, N'F. June s, would bo compounding debts. paper* under his arm. His steps bickering th a t has marked tbo paired so thnt messages could !> c trans-Atlantic Of the 10 districts which named That by dating the new 13._(INS)—The were weary, hi* eyes sunk, b u t.a i3ghl between the Hoover pec(»L» transmitted. delegations with two votes each, lids January 1 to refund inter­ plane Columbia, in which Miss uuiilc lighted hi* fare. and' the coalition for many weOkz. CONVENTION HALL, KANSAS Mabel Roll anil three companions Those of the crow who*were in only one—the tenth wus ' carried . which is duo Jfdy 1 on old "Here, boys" he told newspaper CITY, June 13.— (INS)— An em­ for Smith. In this district is locat­ Tho text of Senator other parts or the ship drifted pda, the taxpayers are compoll- flew here from Kooiovclt I'ichJi CONVENTION HALL, KANSAS L. I., on the first leg of a flight CITY, June 13.—</NS)—"It looks with the free gas bug ns it soared ed Asheville where the New York bittered crowd of hundreds of un- men who had cainjicd outside the speech fbllowe': "The honor | to pay double interest. " Europe, >vas overhauled and re­ ti-lloover farmers made an un­ door all night, "here is the prohi­ you have' ‘conferred upon, I r . That vatloun vouchers to the to like Hoover and Dawes.*- This was upward afer the crash and landed Governor recently spent his va­ successful attempt to "crush" th*. bition p’ank." He deposited It' bn very great! *hd I thank yod < cation. , |Uon Construction Company and fueled today in preparation for tho wopd circulating about the some distance away. Rrpublican National Convention u table and retreated hastily into IL T ta duties which your g ‘ er persona wore not obliea- an immediate hop pff. Miss Boll, floor* of the Republican National today at the hour of assembling. the room again, BitUr words ware r.ction lay* upon me may r ns which the legislature ln- pilot, Oliver C- I* Doutlllicr, re­ Convention this morning as the lief pilot, Aithur Arglcs and After staging unother protest exchanged before Borah finally be dlMkiilt, but I hope to <ed for the city to refund, he arguments centered upon mechanic Andy Surmi rested dur­ delegates assembled lo r tho sfccond parade against Hoover’s nomina­ ■ucccoded in obtaining a majority to perform them satisfactorily. . . . interpretation of a legislative, ing the morning following their session. tion through Kansu* City stri-eu for his plank. Senator-elect WU* "We come now to tho centra) hazardoui 1,100 miles flight VP A* to tho first part of tho tick­ authorizing the issuance of to tho convention hull, the Corn Ham S.Varo of Pennsylvania, who most import am task* for which the coast. ' et, there wn* no doubt whatsoever. funding bonds. The mcasuro In Belt representatives demanded ad­ proposed repeal of the 18th ark assembled. First, are • Although she disclaimed any in­ As fo the second It appoarod up | rt Is as follows: KANSAS CITY, -June 1 3 .- about his window, wutchlng every mittance, and when barred by Jhc Amendment, led the fight for tha formulate a ' declaration of tention of racing tho friendship to General Dawes himself. His move he makes—and then watch police at the door, tried to carry wets. "That the governing authority across the Atlantic, Miss Boll -• clpjc* which will embody’ ■ny county, city, town, muni- said she was anxious to hop off friends wero advising him this (INS)—On twelfth Street is a them yawn nnd try to stay awake It by storm. A tightly formed cor­ sentials of Republicanism and The accno within tlio committoo both ways. To one leader little 2 by 4 hamburger sandwich in .Convention Hall. don oT police nnd hastily summon­ room was reminiscent of conven­ Which we shall' submit our ^•1 corporation or taxing dis- before the rival piano could get morning who got in touch with him at his shop. In the window is un unin­ ct of the BUte may by resolu- in action. "Naturally I want to Tho Convention, stumbling ed sergcsnl-at-arnis bsrrod their tions from time Immemorial. The to'the people. " In Evanston' and urged hihi authorize the issuance of re* be the first." said tho "Queen of home teresting sort of u cuss doing along rapidly is u trial to it* progress and finally forced them meeting wo* held in the chamber “Inevitable/, lr. a p artr not to accept second plsce, tho ling bonda for the purpose of Diamonds.” _______ of commerce quarter* In the Kan­ ouchly national in its vision General was non-committal. Ho stupid things- with dull onions delegates, waiting patiently to back. Observers estimated there were sas City Athletic Club. funding any bond, note, certifand cutting. colorlsss capers with send Ilopycr In and go home. The contact os oiiik ie', there wfll said he wanted to see the plat­ He of indebtedness or other F o r m e r S t e p h e n s o n ImpoMlbic hamburgers. Jfe fum­ wholo thing is so dull to them about u thousand farmers in tho Unusual precaution* were taken time to time aria* diffe: form first. Mgatlona for the payment of Theta/ are undoubtedly enough bles about for a minute or so that they find the anaesthetic an­ parade, only the head of which, by Senator Smoot to prevent opinion. This la by no hich tha credit of said county, H e n c h m a n S e n t e n c e d votes In tha conventloh to put the artd then, with no great .talent or tics of tho bapiburger impressario however, tried the crashing tactics. eavesdropper* from overhearing flrit occasion When Repub! The parade waa led by Edgar D. [y, town, municipal corporation Vice-president across agsin if he originality to speak of, finishes as hair-raising und exhllirstirtg Bush, of Salem, Iiid., a candidate any of the proceedings. No ele­ nave, found themselves INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. June 13. gives | taxing dlatrict la pledged, ot a spectacle as the circuses of Noro vators were allowed to atop at the gardJng a question of $he word. Secretary of the what a charitable world calls a Prior to maturity in the man* —(INS)—Earl . Klinck. former Treasury Mellon considers him i* hamburger sandwich. were to the Romans, who weren’t for lieutenant governor in Indiana. floor, and all doors were locked. sequence as adfed' provided in this act. henchman of D. C. Stephcnhpn, "logical candidate", lie is accept­ Until today* that fellow was to civilized enough to have conven­ The newspaper men were shunted Heretofore, we hi COOLIDGES TO LEAVE “Said refunding bonds may be was sentenced to serve one to able to other powerful Eastern his wife and everybody else Just tions. . to a landing nthe stairway and a ways' In settling ^ued within three months prior three years in the state prison and leaders, and tho Corn Belters art another chump There are none of these post­ making sand­ guard woe atatloi^d (nearby to within our own ra WASHINGTON, Juno 13. (INS) the data of maturity of the waa fined $100 and cost* by spec­ for him becausa of his espousal of wiches. Now he’* a Wg man. He midnight conferences that made wls# eplrit of watch them. ial Judge Thomas E. Garvin In ‘ligations proposed to be refundmust characterize a the McNery-Hatfgen Bill. But a probably wonders whether or not past Conventions In Chicago fam­ —President Coolidge and his of­ As the long night wore on the party will .leave tonight for temper of the delegates mapped flung organization'! » o r'if said outstanding obll* considerable! number of the Gen* he'd screen well and dreams of go­ ous. Whut If there to confer ficial summer White House at Pierce ►Hone shall p* callable, within cral's friends who are embittered ing into picture*. H*’* one of the shout 1 When a delegate awakens the and angry words were bandied which depends so here after a good night’s sleep Lodge, Brule, Wls.; It was an­ back and forth. A* usual the com­ month* prior to the callable (Continued biggest show* In Kan*** City. over the Hoover victory are urging f nounced today. MrsCoolldgi. him to stay'off the ticket and, as And, he knows that one of the of eight or 10 hours, its a toss whose indisposition farced, post­ mittee room wae filled with * the opening argument, Mr. The farm ’ < they put it, "let tha Hoover people littlest shows in Kansas City .1* up yrlth him whether to ait .about ponement of departure Monday, smoky has*. Ju st before three ottes want a t tome length In* the Republican National Conven­ his hotel lobby and dose or stroll threatening. Last '1 o’clock, a messenger, armed with •lew." . . ... down twelfth street to see the waa considerably improved and will yellow-backs waa sent out in quest only five farmers 1Ike deflriltlort of the word "at," tion. .,n hamburger sandwich man starting accompany the party. The official of food for. the members. .The dele­ trie park. They w If you don’t bellav* it, count eh k f c i S R W M having a 1»20 that United States Senator A knocker will opan tho big act III which is the same as party Is due at Brule about U A. gates ate as . they worked. James EWaUon carriod an Im­ *1 or relative moaning. He starting a besketb show. Ha will wiald tho gavel. the number of popeyed, intereeted ________________ _ ^' __ M. Friday, it waa not definite and too perial passoort" issued by the Ills nnmo is Senator Fcss of Ohio. and amazed delegates flocked acta t sad II. ll ' j-lY h'-J! .V * i Ku Klux Klan. (Continued on pago 4) T«»* f ? shcraft Petition Of )tery^i\tion Denied jy Judge Wrightln ihnical Points InvolvedIn Case JOHN D’S MONEY TO RESTORE OLD Injunction Sought Virg in ia s h r in e In District Court JIM REED FLAY!) G. 0. P. PUTS DRY HOOVER’S CHOICE PLANK INTO THEIR BY REPUBLICANS PARTYPLATFORM Speech IftEnt Departure Froml Usual Caucus Ti NOBILE REVEALSlNOBTH CAROLINA FURTHERDETAB m! T u)E D OF HIS DISASTER buuY AT HOUSTON Mabel Boll Awaits Weather For Flight Hoover And Dawes Embittered Crowd 0 f Farmers S tr iv e ToRu&UConvention Talk Goes R ou n d s About Convention Convehtion 'Is So Quiet Delegates View Sandwich M an For Excitement . 8 To Carry! t To Enei vision Hinges Upon IConstructionOfLan|guage Of State Law .** Senator Moses St His ftpSty Is. To Meet Any November EU ' , ■ UA, 9 i 't �* >.££ TnC HANFORD HERALD, 8A>tF0nP. FtOMDA ■ «INTH BVE Locals Rrop F i r s t Hoover’s Select io n ToTheSairits Sttems Assured By FRAME Game By Score Of 6 To 4 Mellon’s Statement Cleveland Alexander irnft To Form ’io neat W hile Cuba Defeat ; YankeraAreBenten YORK, Juno 12.—(INS) reason why tho Cncinnntl arc loading tho National 0 parade is that they arc finishers, winning many of ctorics in late innings. Yesthey polished off the New Hants, again 7 to 5, by scorre runs 'in the ninth. Val :h'a second home run of the i' sent in the winning runs, vet* Alexander, pitching lay of (he &i. Louis Cardiilaj regained his fortr. and beat Boston 8 ' to 1, the Cants staying thin two games of the Reds. Alex 1® It a perfect day by blowing iself to one of thpse trick Bos­ ton'horn® runs. ’■tylth Guy Blish doing the throwg for tho Cubs stymied Brooklyn, ’ ' 3 to 1, and closed In on the Giants. Jack Wilson, partly Cub outfielder, "'Miiitid a perfect swan dive and sved Bush's bAcon when he caught low liner with two men on base. *Vylng Plbg pong instead of bait, the Pirates made five ori and lott to the Phillies, 6 to .4. The Phils have copped three of their last four starts and now boast a ‘grand total of 10 victormake tw r e r ttu lg h f o?Jr W e^ fn lS e's ‘ U the Yanks wijl haye gufI'thefr longest losing' streak o f the season. Ted Blankenship •held the World's Champions to ‘ four bits yesterday, winning fl to 1. I Pennock was the victim, the Sox scoring all their runs in tho third toning. . ; , Successive homers by Simmon, and Foxx in the eighth staked Os­ sie‘Qpwall of the Athletics to a 4 to 2 decision in n duel with Elam Van Gilder of the Tigers. 'C’.Tb* Senators continued their Winning,, streak by nosing out Cleveland in the tenth 7 to 0, hJf by1 Kcnna, rookie catcher. The Boston Rod Sox, slipping almost as fall; ps; plcVcIand, suffered a 2 to 1 defeat a t tho hands of Alvin '-Crow der, of the St. I/iui* Browns wHeh Danny Me Fay den mnde • 8,:' costly bulk. Sanford diepped the opening galhe with St. Petersburg yes­ terday afternoon by a score of C and 4. The locals made a des­ perate rally In tho ninth which fell short two runs when Pinch Hitter Adair hit into a double piny. Bingham led tho hitting with a double nnd n triple. Score. St. Potcraburir nb r h o a C Kitkwood, rf . .. 5 0 1 (1 0 0 Welch, 2b ...- . 6 l 3 0 4 0 Bro\%*n, cf ..... .. 4 •l 1 3 0 0 McHenry, If .... 4 l 1 *•>• 0 0 Binghnm, s« ... 4 0 2 1 3 1 Cobb, C . 4 0 2 7 0 0 Stunrt, Ih ..... . 3 1 1 11 0 0 Doyle, 3b ........ .. 3 1 0 3 3 0 Domingo, p .... .. 4 1 3 0 0 0 Hawkins, p .... . 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 ~0 Totals Sanford ---- . nb r Frisbie, ss .. 4 1 Htwell, rf ..... . 4 1 Wade, cf ......... .. 4 0 Barnes, lb ..... 4 0 MeConncl. 2b . 2 1 Jnrkson, If .... ....4 0 Wallace, 3 b .... 4 1 Pnrks, c ........ . 4 0 Keith, p ........ 0 0 Stapleton, p .. . 3 0 x Adnir ......... . 1 0 14 h 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 27 10 o ,a 2 2 2 1 1 1 <1 1 3 2 3 03 3 7 4 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 e 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 n 0 St, Petersburg .... 330 POO 000—0 Sanford _______ 000 002 002—4 Thrce-bnse bits: Bingham. Twobase hit*: Binghnm, Hcwell, Welch and Wallace. Stolen ba**s, Kirk­ wood and Welch. Sacrifice hits Doyle. Double ploys, Welch to Bingham to Stunrt. Bases on halls, off Keith. 1; off Domingo t. Struck pijt, bv Domingo: by Staple ton i. Domingo, losing pitcher. Keith Wild pitch. Stapleton., Uin^ires, CoIIimi and Lohr. themselves a t Kansas City Hoover appears to come closest to the Coolldge pattern. Mellon said that, several weeks ago. He has riot experienced any change of heart and for that reason ns well as for the reason that Vurc stole n march on him, tho tactiturn treasury head was expected .by the Hoover leaders this morning to fall In line: Tho draft Coolldge business wss still on the fir®' this morning when the delegates began to wend thrlr' way to the bcflagged con­ vention hall. But the smoke from it was growing thinner and thin­ ner. Even the home state dele­ gation. of 11 Vermonters who started for Kansas City deter­ mined to vote for Coolldge to the ,last ditch, have swung over to the Hoover cause, convinced that "I do not choose" means “I won’t." William M. Butler the nntional chairman, and as much of a po­ litical oracle for the President as exists in Kansas City, told his Massachusetts delegation nt mid­ night that, in his opinion, it wob useless to think of drafting Mr. Coolldge. Butler and the whole Bay Htalo delegation plan to vote for Hoover from the first ballot onward. Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, was busily ongaged in telling all and sundry that the drafting of Codlidg® would be a highly dangerous thing from a cold-blooded party view­ point as it would lay the President open to the charge of insincerity and tricky dealing. And a 9 J L ^ r c ^ vriU. dow» ~ the line.’USwfmfTr^fcecmirigly, could the desperately maneuvering .coal­ ition leaders against Hoover find — 5<i if ; GTrt*ANNOl)NCEt> * .. Will proving tho sentiments expressed cultural problem." At BALTIMORE, June 12.—(INS) _____ • But it was upon tho prosperous —Announcement of an anonymous condition of tho country since the Sponsored by the D rjiona Bench • LONDON, June Republicans returned to power .contribution of $500,000 to the rcrilty board olid chambel* of com­ Welch Medical Endowment for Eight American women w-iip seven years ngo that tho Ohio Sen­ ator placed most emphasis; “T6- Johns Hopkins University, was merce a mot arcade of 25 cars presented tonight to klh~ (jp f day’’ lie said "wo arc in the long­ made .today by D* Frank A. passed through Sanford Monday and Queen Mary jU est period of sustained Lusincss Coodnow: President. morning cnroulo to Albany, Ga., royal court of the season at D$ prosperity in our history." from where the party will begin inghnm Polaco. They are: Going into details, then, Scnntor pn itinerary of southern Georgia , Mrs. John W. Slaton of \n,„. Few sketched the business depres­ In the Interest of the nnnual Hnll- Ga.; Min. Guy H. lSr.rrnK^ sion thnt immediately followed Washington; Miss r|iariiS fax Frolics ih July. the war, dwelt upon tho. enormous Blown of New York; Mr* it,« Thon* are about 100 persons in public debt nnd the burdensome J the party. The cars were gnlly «ic- Randolph Fairfax of high taxes, tho disarrangement of Vn.; Miss Mary Seaton I inj ndvertising tho npproaching role­ the whole economic and busincsj corated and carried largo bnnncrs of New York; Miss Anno Wn structure of the country, nnd as­ liration. A Inrge supply of Htcra- fngton Pcrine of Baltimore* uS serted that the Republican I’artv jlure wns carried for distribution in Altfy.’Sivic'r or Mil waul «•' had rescued the nation from thnt Mrs. II. Willys of Toledo! ' ■towns nlong the route. slough. • -• The public debt has been reduced eight and one hnlf billions of doilurn since 1921, he said, at tho same time that taxes wire being reduced nearly $2,090,000,000 a year, nnd tho country being made prosperous. "This accomplish­ ment," he asserted, "was not t h , result of accident, hut rather of management." . OU must meet the suc­ Under it, he continued, the Am­ cessor to the gold-dig* erican standard of living has been ger—the dlnmond-dlgg^t. \ raised to the highest level in the worlds history nnd kept there In society’s gilded domain By way of comparison he referred —in underworld haunts— to "the regrettable experience of she stalks her prey. Grover Cleveland in his tariff-forrevonur-onJy policy and tho long She’ll bring you thrills ga­ line or soup houses." lore! Senator Fcss mentioned no ca • , • dldate by name—unless President • :Iy ( ,x n Goolldge can he considered in that 53T ' category. Hut he did pay indirect compliments Herbert Vcov-I-?, Andrew W. Mellon, Charles E. Hughes am! Charles G. Dawes. He praised tho work of the De­ partment of Commerce in the devolonmuut. iA^ y i io and-commerc­ >P ial nvinjlun under Hoover; spoke iif1flowing* terms of the Continuous 1 to 11 treasury record; ho*told how Am­ erican statesmanship had made it ­ "The Coolest Spot in Town” self felt in the rehabilitation and peace of Europe through the Dawes Wednesday plan ami the Locarno Pacts. • * • . p Foreign relations enme in for i . *» considerable, though unsensation­ al comment. He nvolded any ref­ erence to the world court, which the Hnrding-Coolidge administra­ tion sponsored nnd which the re­ publican leadership of the Sonata defeated. He reaffirmed Republi­ or of liberty, but of life, both in­ can opposition to America’s ef WANTED—100 old gas stoves dividual und national. Tile Repub­ | forts t<» outlaw war by treaties nnd P i4 ' i 1 for which we will allow Ten lican Party is ready to call the defended staunchly the Coolldge Dollars eacb^fpr on the purchase roll on this false doctrine inns- policy of sending Marines to the of a new range. Sanford <|ucrnding under the mnsk of lib­ little banana republic uf Central Company 106 Magnolia Avenue. He denied the marines were in erty. It is ready to sound the mor­ al tocsin against the present cam­ * —«ricn. paign of noise mnkiirr minority Nicaragua nnd Ilnyt for any imwhether in the interest of business peiialiM-ic purposes, und asserted DIGGERS DAIRY FARM profit or mere human indulgence. they would he withdrawn when thi Phone 3711 need for their presence was no It stands for respect for law. It Swrct Cream longer felt. On the whole, h* condemns the violation of law." Sweet Milk Rutter Milk Senator l ess made it emphatic­ told the deh gates, ill eparty rec­ Milk for Rubies ally clear that the party is willing ord lias been one oT outstanding UT the children drink plenty to stand or fall on the record of success und accomplishment, and tho Coolldge administration nnd in it is upon thnt record thnt the Re­ J c ( p u r e , delicious, bottled car­ this connection he rebuked the publicans should seek a new lease farm rebels in the party by up of power. Motorcade 8 Americans Pissed Through City Presented i>ayi which to" turn the tide. Ahd to fftj.' conferences continue, the button­ holing of delegates goes cn, and tho talk of trade and holt compro­ mise fills tho smoky, stuffy nlr of the hotels. The conferences of tho allies continued throughout the night. The Varc announcement was n hard blow, but one of the coal­ ition leaders, emerging from n long session in n hotel room, said: "If Mellon will keep only f>0 vote:1 in tho Pennsylvania dclegntlon from Hoover for three ballots, wo can still heat him. We will gain dolegntcs from !>oth North r.nd South nftcr the s’ccond ballot. We have assurances of thnt—if only Mellon will hold fast." In this situation, tho Secretary of the Treasury was being urged by several influential Republicans on the spot here to nttcippt to draw some expression from Mr. Coohdgc ns to whether he flatly would or would not accept a nom* nation at the hands of this con­ vention. "You enn talk to the President,'' Mellon was told. "You can sny to' him thnt there is n situation here of real peril to the party that hns so honored him. You can sny to him that there docs exist here a doubt cn the part of many of his sincere friend* oh to his real wishes in this matter, and thnt a word from him will clear up tho whole ugly .situation. He .cnn be nominated in a twink­ ling for the asking.” Mr. Mellon is said to have listened gravely and to hqvc said h0 would think the matter over. It wasn’t n job he nppeared to relish. Similar appeals were Tjjnde to Everett Sanders, the White U mio* - secretary who insists thnt he is here merely-ns h spectator, nnd that he carricA ho word or Jcttgr from* his *. chief. Sanders* didn’t- appear bo rehsh tho. -job, either. Alnfost' everyone appeared some one else trying to elicit some ex­ pression from the White House.' for days hns been Mellon nnd his Pennsylvanians, nnd Vnrc’s an­ nouncement at least partially knocked their hopes in that direc­ tion, galley-west. But they refuse to give up. The allied captains of Lowden, Orlando returned to its own bull Watson, Curtis, nnd Goff figure yard yesterday afternoon to stay they have two .dnys more in in the running for first half honors by giving the West Palm Bench Sheriffs n 2 to 1 lacing for the benefit of some several hundred HEAD ................................ feminine members of fandom. It UOX Leading Major League Hitters was ladies’ Day at Tinker Field NATIONAL LEAGUE and the crowd was increased some­ |v r r Plnycr und Club what from the faithful few who h I’cL r K nb have seen fi*. to patronize a win­ Hornsby, Boston ning hall club. 40 101 -10 08 .-$i r. “ Lefty" Sprnul, whose portable Grantham, PittsburKii ►lunts have been death t » the 38 137 20 51 .39 1 mm® She. iffs oil season, limitiH the Pitinich, Cincinnati Palm Beach hoys to three scatter­ 38 12."> 13 18 .381 f ed single and deserved a shutout. Douthil, St. Louis Some humb play and fast base run­ t }> PL o Rid a STATE LEAGUE 52 228 41 85 .373 l’et. ning by Buckles let in the visitor’: Rocttger, St. l.ouis It'/. Sti Petersburg ... 29 11 .071 lone tally in the third. 45 109 17 03 .373 /<■. Orlando ■............... . ... 20 15 .031 West Palm Bench Lender a year ago today; Harris. no 19 .537 E , ' West Palm Bench uli r ll p • a «• Pittsburgh, .111. • 8 0 1 Daytona Beach .... ... 18 24 .429 Buckles, ss 3 1 l AMERICAN LEAGUE SANFORD ....... . 3 0 0 t 0 (1 I’layer and Club 17 23 .125 Holder, rf 0 3 0 1 *1 0 ■ p t i m i .................... 11 28 .333 Hokuii, If IVl. K uli r it 3 0 0 i 0 0 Lnxxeri, New York NATIONAL Beasley, cf •1 (1 4 II 1) 1 jk Xi ' W L Pet. Circs), 3b 42 160 33 57 .30.1 •1 ■1 0 (1 r, 0 1 FotherKlil, Detroit ; Cincinnati :ir> ;u .025 Luwrencc, c 5 (1 ' 8 t Louis .11 21 .590 Mason, 21) . 3 0 II 43 111 19 51 .302 Npw York 27 20 .571 Burke, lb 1 II 0 9 II 0 Kress, Si. Louis * 8 Chicago ..... au 23 .500 Burns, p - 3 0 1 0 3 * IH 109 30 01 .301 — — —— — Brpoklyn ................. 20 21 .520 — Mnntibh, St. l^tuis 29 1 3 24 11 3 QjBfoton ................... 18 29 .381! Totals 52 210 33 75 .371 uh r h PO u e Dukuii, New York P p O B ................... 18 29 .30! Orlundo -i 1 Philadelphia ............. 10 35 .222 Chuuntcy. 2b 3 0 1 i 43 103 21 50 .31 i 4 0 O t 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE ('ox, if Lender a year ngo tmluy; Miller, * > 0 3 1 1 10 W L Pet. Abrams, II) St. Ixuis, .107. 1 ) New York ................ 39 10 .709 Kirby, If 3 n. 1 3 0 THE DIG FIVE Philadelphia ............. 29 19 ..GUI Edmondson, cf 3 0 1 0 0 0 I'luyer Pet. h hr uh r K St. Louis .................. 27 23 .510 Lchrmann, 3b . 3 1 l 2 1 l Hornsby •i 7 1 3 0 0 Cleveland ..... 24 27 .471 Viuu, ss ........ 40 101 40 08 11 BPytrqlt ...................... 22 30 .42!) Wells, c • .. 3 (1 0 5 2 0 Gehrig 19 183 44 02 13 •Washington ......... :.... i$) 27 .413 Sprout, p 3 0 1 0 2 0 Ruth 50 105 55 55 22 — — — — — —re Cobb KBwton ...................... 17 27 .380 1 45 180 20 69 ^.Chicago.................... io 3.380 i_ 28 *1 0 27 10 . u Speaker 42 109 27 45 3 Totals SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE West Palm Beach * . Yesterday’s Home Runs. OUJ 000 000—1 Player und Club Yes’day Sea. Ttl. W L Pet. nsacola .................. .... 43 19 .091 Orlando 000 1000 lOx—2 Plcinich, Cincinnati 2 t Montgomery ............ .... 37 25 .013 Two-base hits. Lohrmann, Foxx, Athletic .1 0 Ubany ...................... .... 32 27 .659 Sprout. Three-base hit. Edmind- Lell, Bruves 1 6 : P Jacksonville .... ... 32 30 .518 Hon. acrifices, Buckles, Edmondson. Terry, Giants 1 . 0 Tampa ........... ... 21 32 .492 Stolen bases. Buckles 2. Ahrnms. Hurst, Phillies 1 4 Savannah ..... 20 32 .148 Double play, Chauncey to Abrams Holm, Cardinals 1 3 Columbus ....... .... 23 38 .377 to Viuu to Wells. Bases on hulls, Simmons. Athletics 1 2 Selma _____ 19 10 .322 off Burns 3, Sprnul 4. Struck out. Alexander, Cardinals 1 1 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION by Burns 3, Sprnul 5. Wild pitch, The Leaders: W L Pet. Sprout. Left on bases, West Palm 22, Gehrig 13, Hack Wilson ' . Birmingham ....... .... 38 22 .033 Beach 0. Orlundo 4. Umpires, Ruth 11, Bissonette 11, Hauser 10, Uo'.Memphis.............. .... 34 21 .580 Moore and Weaver. Time, 1:35. lomley 9. New Orleans ....... ...... 32 25 .5GI League Totals: Mobile .................. ..... 31 29 .517 National 214. ..... 28 31 .476 American 185. ..... 23 34 .401 'Little Rock xN'o outs when ..... 23 34 .101 winninK run ‘Chattanooga .... 25 3H .397 scored. ub r ii po A C* Day Bch. Toppino, s» .... 5 3 3 1 2 0 RESULTS •i 4 2 l Duytonu Beach, June 12.— (Spe­ Messner, 2b ......6 0 a* cial.)—After Miami had called in Graff, 3b ..... __ 6 2 2 3 5 0 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE everyone hut tho water hoy to Wlcollls, cf ... ......6 O a- 2 8 0 0 Orlando 2, West Palm Beach ^ pitch and had thought up every Scholls, r f .... .....5 2 3 0 0 0 8t. .Petersburg 6, SANFORI) 4. means within reason to heat the Miller, If . . . .....5 3 3 3 0 0 NATIONAL I W4fJHE Islanders after running up a 7- Baxter, lb ... ...Ji 0 0 H 0 0 innati 7; Naw Yorl( run lead op them, the locals won Robertson, p - . 2 0 . il 5 3 0 dcago 3; Brooklyn 1. * out after all, copping a 12 to 11 Chapman, p .......2 0 0 0 0 p St. JLouls 8; Boston J. decision Monday. Lev Crowe used Verble, p ....... ... .1 0 Q 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 4* Philadelphia 0. five hurlcrs, but all to no avail, xHuyworth; ......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 W AMERICAN LEAGUE us the Islanders slowly hut surely n*r York I, Chicago 6. crept fron) behind to ultimately Tutplp ........... ...38 12 10 27 12 1 aahlngtori 7; Cleveland 0 (10 in- win cut by one run. Everything xBatted for Chapman in seventh. alnjrs).- . , ' but u triple play was witnessed Miami ........ .........021 630 000—11 liladslphlu 4; Detroit 2. in the slow biA interesting fracas. Daytona Beach. ...120 121 221—12 BWton'.l; St. Louis 2. Score: Two-basq hits, Dunbar, Cusack. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ub r h po a c Crowe, Wycollls, Miller. ThrccMiami 84. Paul 4; Toledo 7. Dunbar, ss .. ..... 6 2 3 0 1 0 buse hits, Cusack, Tbppino. Heme Milwaukee .'!; Indianuoolis 4. ......5 2 3 4 3 0 run. Miller. Stolen base, Dunbar Crowe, 2b \ Minneapolis 8; Columbus 11.. Cusack, If-lb ...0 2 2 4 0 0 2,’ Crowe, Hinkle, Bennin. Sacri­ as City <1: Louisville 8. Hinkle, lb-c . ....:.5 1 3 4 0 a fice hits, Graff, Chapman, Duvls. ■pn* MAN RUNS AMUCK Johnson, cf ..— .4 1 1 5 0 0 Hit by pitcher, by Da via (Baxter, Bennin, rf .... 6 1 o 4 0 l Mesaner); by Chapman <Allen), : ROCKPORD. 111.. June 12 — Gobdee, 3b .......4 1 I 0 1 •0 Wild pitches, Davis 2, Chapman. (IN S)—Craned by moonshine Allen, c ------ ... 0 1 0 3 2 0 Bases ,cn bells, off Chapman 7, irlta Raney 40, shot and killed Davis, p .....2 0 0 0 0 0 Davis 3, off Crewe 1, off D. Decker in bis . farmhouse Crowe, p ..... ......0 0 0 0 0 0 off Wetsell 1. Struck out, by Chap­ according ‘to police. \t wouodnd Decker's Moyer. 11-n.^ 17V® 0 0 0 0 0 man 3. by Verble 1'. by P a ris 8, Crow® U e |ll j t. 0 0 J> x‘« _ t *. 4 bv ss f .i$ crt_i * L' F**P* w .rP , p, ; i p. • • JO Iw n Soroul In Excellent Fririti To Win From Palm Beach, 2 To 1 1TO9MAT, JUNE 12, 1923 ^They're gnotf —r j and good.Jot'you / Y with Eleanor Boardman Conrad Nagel Lawrence Gray Milape To Night Wallace Beery Raymond Hatton “The Big Killing” R e p u b l i c a n s To Base Their P lea Upon P r o s p e r i t y BASEBALL FACTS STANDING Daytona Captures Weird Game F r o m Miami Tea m, 12-11 H & ft ] sparkling, tangy W HOLE SO M E NESS 1 bonated beverages. T h ey con­ THE FIRST NATL BANK Nationally Known Authorities Will Judge Recipes Contest tain sugar, pu r e carbonated water and wholesome, tastetempting flavors. The irresisti­ ••Tlir IlituU nl S m lrr” ble, delicious tang is due to carbonation — perfect only when Adversity the drink is bottled. Buy these Snaps al the heels of prosperity and sometimes bites— und bites hard. soft drinks by the case. The davs do not al­ ways run smooth­ ly— Health docs not al­ ways prevail— Dr. Minna C. Denton Dr. Lillian B. Storms WASHINGTON. D. C.. Juno 19.— Threo nationally known authori­ ties on homo economics and fpod ihemtstry will serve as Judges in the $500 Cash Brizes Recipes Con­ test being coudqcted by tho Atnetlcan Bottlers of Carbonated Bev­ erages in connection with the in­ dustry's national advertising cam­ paign in leading newspapers of tho country. Tho judges, as announced today by National Secretary Junior Owens of tbs bottlers! association, arc: Dr. Minna C. Denton, head of the Homo Economics Department, U o o rg e Washington University, Washington. D. C.; Dr. LUIlon B. Storms, director, Homo Economics Department, American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, and Prof. J. H. Buchanan, professor of food chemistry. Iowa Stale College, Ames. Iowa. Advertisements appearing In this and moro than 800 newspapers carry announcements of the con­ test. which la nation wide In scopo and Is open to anyone, anywhere, except anyone connected with the bottled carbonated bererago Indus­ try. It will close at aldolght, Aug­ ust 31. 1028, and tho names pr the winners will bo announced Decem­ ber 1 In tho newspapers In which tho Industry's naUo&al advertising is appearing. The purpose of the contoet la to obtain from bousewlvas. chefs, homo economics teachers and their pupils, and others, as many new Ideas as posslhle for the nse of those “soft drinks" to tho homo. In hotels,. restaurants, school lunch­ rooms. hospitals and elsewhere. Nlncly-slx each prices will be dis­ tributed as follows: Wanes are net al­ ways hlirh— i*00 In C ash Prizes Sr.so vrtgr (iVAfitt 8fC»r* I’f ihcMienl HoniedOf bnnatPvi Rtv# Cfifvilfi Amu.f*n | V' i Ca r * KvnsirJ BM| , WaUhac'Q’S DX O'B rn**$»•!! Lx A»*rJcU lor te n icu| <». Work is sometimes scarce. - B ottler II in youYtown! Hdvc you ever been cuuuhl unurepared? —if so. afp you «oinir lo allow your­ self to he cuucht atralnV ' . Prof. J. H. Buchsnsn. $5.00; prices eleven to ninety-eli' inclusive,' each $2.60. Entries must be eubmlttod to Amcrtcsn Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, 72G-720 Bond Betiding* Washington, D. C. Anyone m»y submit as many .recipes In which bottled carbonated beverages art us6d as they desire, .It la an* nounced. but no roetpo postmarked after midnight. August 31, 1021, when the contest closes, will be' considered for a prise. Recipes celocted as probable prlco winners will bo tested at tha G e o r g e Washington University Home. Economics Department so that, under tho rules for tha cootest. the judges may be assured that the recipes chosen are “de­ sirable and practical for general use." Widespread Interest In the con­ test is i. ported by the bottlers' national headquarters. Hundreds F irst price. $100.00: second prise. of recipes tlrcady have bean re­ $75.00; third priie, $30.00; fourth ceived from every section of th® |irlr(. $25.00; flfUt prise, $10.00^ United States, Including many tore Inclusive, ethh from ibU vU loltf. . u u a . s ix ;to •— -■ You can start a . Huvimrs . account here with as little os one lone, sinirle dollar. < ■ T ,- : : Evflr.v dollar udded will' ' ■ 1 help• -_vcu to make your future secure and more contented. If ^ Make it a habit lo be prepared We encourage you. r ra A Guard -That Stands Guard For Guardians| Of Health/, ■ When you driiik NEIJI you drink the best that your nickle can buy. We are not cutting our prices and quality t o meet With some of the cheaper merchandise onl the Sanford market. NEHI costs you no| moi;e than £heap substitutes. Demand'genuine NEHI in the patented NEHI hiotue, then you get tjte best, bar none. Bottled exclusively by the •JW * ' m C( Cordially yours, e .e ,(p e t) M ei 172 Cashier. jm j ' j/r o r c 's a �THK FANFORDHERALD. SANFORE, nZ ntm A . TIEPyESPAT. JUNE 13. 1928 . WEDNESDAY. JUNE IX. BIBLE T ffld B FOR TODAY BEWART—Striv* not with a man without cause, if be have done the* no t u r n . Envy,thou not th e oppressor, sad choose none of . PRAYER—Blessed are the peacemaker! -for they shall be tailed the'children of God. The crew of the Bremen again brave the Atlantic, but this time In a boat. mind to make him do such a thing? If he thought at all. what did he think he wag doing? He could have had little or no hope of escaping punishment. What kind of training, or lack of it, had brought him to the point where human life was of such little value? What misfortune, or other incident in his youth, could have made an imprint upon his mind a.< to so utterly warp his mentality? We do not say that Pittman was crazy when he com­ mitted the crime for which he dies today: but we do say that he was not sane, not sane as we have come to regard sanity who look upon such violent acts as relics of the old stone age. We believe that some physical defect in his brain, some disorder in his nervous system, some excess to which he may have been subjected, or some inherited characteristic, which may have come from several generations back, was more largely responsible for his crime. It is for this reason that we do not believe in capital punishment. Men are frequently held blameless when they do things under the influence of liquor; it is no more fair to condemn a man for something done while he is under the in­ fluence of a mental defect for which he is not responsible. We believe that the time will come when the normal will be sifted from the abnormal and confined to places where they can do no harm, but we do not believe they will always be executed for their involuntary acts of violence. Until that day comes, when evolution has progressed far beyond its present point, we do, of course, believe that the laws should be enforced, and th^t Pittman, like ail the rest,-should lake his place in the W **mt 16 his hell. present state administration rich a load, growing oat cf the conduct of the state road department, as was too heavy to be carried. Un­ doubtedly, the governor got caught in a cross fire that proved fatal when he and the chairman of the state road department sought the •enatcrahip and the governorship, respectively, in the same election. The Times said, immediately that the candidacies of both of them were definitely determined upon, that both would suffer therefrom— and that the governor would suf­ fer most. That appears to have been a good forecast of the situa­ tion. It still believes that if Johft*. Martin had made his race from the inevitable blzekwash of the other one the result would have been different from what it is. Ru­ m ination along this line do no good, however. ** The Times hopes Senator Tram­ mell six years of successful ser­ vice, hopes that he will be a bit more aggressive than he has been, and hope? that he will have no other occasion to lift his as the oe* e r r a t i c voire in • m atter seriously affect in* the democratkpajty—which bos highly honored him. And w* are pleased a t the Ho* •pint Governor Martin ha* dtsplayed in bis pout election cUtctncr.t. He says that he will take bis plat* in the ranks ar>d as a private citixen render Florida the best serriee of which he is cap­ able. He is capable or renderirr his native state great service—hit work as governor ha* proven that. And he is young yet. It may be that at seme other time Florida will cal! him to a high place of p. lie service. Flection post-mortems haven't much value. Cut we feel that what has here been said deserved to be said. “New York pastor jailed tor law practice.” Right enough. Still would anything happen to a law­ yer who took it into hii head to preach a sermon unit**, of course he tried it on a judge?—New York ROMANCE IN THE GLADES pa lm . p a in t e r ! BEACH POST Years ago when the Seminole* , uled the back-country, when ban­ dits and hank robbers used the W%d district for a hiding place, t.-hen farm* were few and far-be11 ;n, the word Everglades had a romantic meaning for coast dwell­ ers. Today the Semi notes are on their reservation, bandit* and bank rob­ bers are scarce, and farms are s lo w ly but surely pushing the line of civilisation back into the heart of the interior. Still the word Ev­ erglade* has a romantic meaning, but it is all different. Today it mean* pioneering, it means pro­ gress. it means wealth for those who will work in the soil. In a short span of twenty or thirty year* the whole aspect of the Everglade* ha* been changed. In the shorter span of two years Sim on Pure Citj and tions ha* been changed. Little trading post*, cross-roads in th.* backwoods are becoming thriving towns- Banks, up-to-date store* and bustling railromd yards are' forming the nucleus for cities of tomorrow. Many of the villages have already become town*, realis­ ing many ambitions of a few year* ago. If you have not renewed your acquaintance with the Everglades for the last year or two, you should cio it at once. You will be aston­ ished at the progress, the evidence of prosperity. You will find new opportunities for business there New ties for the city and back country may be quickly linked. Romance of yesterday is pass­ ing. romance of today is in swift progress, romance of tomorrow will be achievement of success for the richest land in the nation. GemFarm Cr FERTILIZE! "Time Tried and Crop Tested-1, Our Brand* »ff th( J (edged standard by *1*1 er* of Florida h»\, \J„ fertilizer* for near!* fon, “Giving all we can ft we get instead of lt all that we can for give” is (he policy, The E. 0. Pain! Fertilizer Co, Jacksonville, FI Outlawing War On Monday Secretary Kellogg, speaking at the three Lumber Co hundrwit^ri-rfmrtr tr r f lf r various religious? kbout thf ,-iqgst conventional groups of this country to unite in an attempt to achieve a ! n* about thli convention ii declaration against war. He announced that “the time ha-.' it nobody who cuts any ice ha* come when a frank renunciation of fighting as an instrument ; anything to say. of national policy should be made, to the end that the peace-; ful and friendly relations existing between the peoples of the world may be perpetuated.” decided a* long as the Hand-Mc-1 While we do not wish to be placed in the category of Clelland tie-up, it makes It kinda ,hard for a fellow sitting on the "cynical individuals" who believe war will always be the fence to tell whose boots to lick. means of settling disputes between nations, we do not view with too much optimism the enthusiastic efforts for an agree* \° ment among the powers that will be a solution for the ago i and surplus energy ' fBoll c LWillr ber atheJ first K rto t survive s S 0f *t neayl,0™ r o fcontrollln-*,ht' ambiti‘"' It is reasonable that a great deal of good can be " B- f . , , , the Atlantic, if either. accomplished in delaying the o< currence and lengthening the_____ ._______ frequency of wars by adopting a code___ _ .i___ liu* for____ this rpurpose. $ A general impression prevails u ben the issues are too vital nod when national patience h th a t Florida has slumped since r '— ‘ boon tried beyond ***“ 1---------- -*----the power of ---endurance there remains, VJZb and yet population i•tutis- however regrettably, only one way to settle d ifferen ces. •lira reveal that there are a 100,000' That thi* condition may change in the far distant fu^mora people in the state than t,ire—no distant. we believe, that it will not be the concern there were three year* ago of many generations to come—is not beyond the realm of possibility. A country is no better than the individuals wh ■ under exclusive Sanford ownership and management with following officers More Tourists Florida this winter, and that the folks in the resort cities were starving to death because all attractions for winter visitors had been done away with, he had not yet seen the report of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce. A table, prepared bv this organization, shows the num­ ber of automobiles which passed over the St. Johns River A friend tells us that Lind- bridge at Jacksonville during the first five months of each txrg, in reply to the recent a t­ year. And it shows that considerably more cars passed tack by a Texas oditor, said that, this way in 1928 than in any other year, and nearlv twice afte r being referred to as the as many as during the boom year of 1925. "Lone Eagle," the "Ambassador The figures read, as follows: of good Will," "Lucky Lindy," and ^ cars Cars Passengers Ibe "Flying Fool," it waa a re1925 17,191 62,015 .lief to be called a “swelled head." 1920 28.805 118.593 29,578 118.079 General Allen, who commanded j 1927 37,477 181,008 •the army of occupation on thr 1928 •Rhine, has been mentioned for the "These figures, together with others showing the devel­ Democratic presidential nomina­ opment of Florida s motor ear and bus industries, with tion. Pershing is another war figures setting out the approximate number of out of state .hero who might Isnd thin job. Either of them would be better, i visitors coming here each year,” according to the Jackson­ and more likely to be elected, than ville Journal, "are to be publislu-d in the forthcoming issue A1 Smith. of "Florida Business," offic ial semi-monthly bulletin of .the state chamber, which it distributes only to its members." A picture of armed guard* ■•how* ho# Tampa prevented thr seizure of ballot boxes. When roughnecks learned that gunning wag a game two could play, no ■more violent attempts werr made. • Kansas City lias been alioted 826 ■tickets to the Republican natipnal ■convention. The man who distri­ butes them successfully among TAMI'A ,400,000 persona should get the •nomination. —Sarasota Times. /Don't worry, they won't be distri­ buted successfully, if that word has up it* mind that It would not ton uuiything to do with "fairly*' or ment upon the m u lls of Tuesday THE SENATORSHII j A New Jersey city is now pitching it from a law passed in ■684. Automobiles, then unthought p t, must remain in rarages on jBundays because their operation, it !■ held, violates a Vice and Immorality Act of that early date. Every ones in a while an almost unknown city makes the headlines by digging up some antiquated I 'C atU Is out of It. Read this from the attorney general: i “ Under chapter 12,038, act* J927 amending chapter 6293, acts ,^923, amending section 260 reViacd general statutea of Florida, Jf • person either votes or betomes a candidate in a Democratic Wimary, the -law prohibits his name from being printed on the genera! election ballot aa a candi­ date for any-officc whether by pe­ tition or otherwise. If a candidate in the primary is defeated, it will b$ illegal for bis name to be •a the general election TIM EH Undoubtedly Senator Trammell; lost influence among hi* col'eaguc* when he east the lone vote in the 1 democratic caucus uguinst an endoiscmcnt of the party'* senate leader—Senator Robinson, of A c : kansu*—upon the occasion of. the 1 run-in between Heflin, of ,Ala-; barna, and Robinson. It i* past be- j Mef by those who know him that John \V. Martin would have form­ ed a minority of one ugslplt jii* party under such circumstances. He would, we think, at least have refrained from voting at all if he could not have gone ulong with the overwhelming party sentiment— us did u number of other senator*. ft'e have no hesitancy in saying i that John ft'. Martin has, upon th® whole, made Florida a good gover­ nor—one of the best she has ever had. The record proves as much. That record, in our view, entitled him to the further preferment he ■ought. The majority of the peo­ ple appear to think differently, ft'e doubt if they really do.. It i* our conviction that the real cause of Martin's failure to attain the *ehatorlal nomination i* the Hathaway candidacy for the governorship; which made it appear that Jack­ sonville wanted to "hog" the big offices and hunted off pn the W . C. HILL President Vice-President A. B. LOVEJOY Secretary and Treasurer The organization thanks its many customers of the past for their patronage, and hopes to serve the lumber and building material needs of Sanford and Seminole County in« the future as it has for more. 1.than 50 years. , The Hill Lumber Co. will continue the policy which has guided it since its organiz­ ation-quick, efficient service, known by our trade as “Zip Service,” good materials at reasonable cost. , __ ZIP SERVICE SANFORD 13th STREET AND * .• PHONE 135 - a HOLLY AVENUE �* Moores Picnic OnSilverLake Monday For Friends —^ r r tJflttfe Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel 37 Mrs. Robert Newman Honors Mrs. Mabry Personals The lovely home of Mrs. Robert Mrs. Frank Miller is visiting A! Newman in Rose Court was WEDNESDAY the scene of a very delightful in Jacksonville aa the guest of her Ne Pau Clttb Will give a dance social affair Tuesday ufternoon sister Mrs. Lulu Clay. ; the city Hall a t 0:00 o’clock. Dr. and Mra. Cecil Butt of Or­ THURSDAY lando spent the evening here Mon­ Royal Neighbors of America day a* the guests of friends. U1 meetrat 7:30 o'clock-at the Old ellows Hall over the Basket. All Mrs. L. J. Lelfeate of Bartow embei* are aiked to attend. is visiting in the city as the guest of her sister, Mrs. John l*onardi. 0 THURSDAY Regular meeting of tho Col. The many friends of Mias Olive ieo<lore Roosevelt Auxiliary No. Newman will regret to learn that U. 3. W. V. will be held at she l* 111 at her home in Rose ihafferb Studio at 8 o'clock. Court. 'FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Rowland left last Reguac-medtlng of the W. C. T. week for Vldctto, Ga. where they will be held at 3:30 o’clock at will spend several weeks visiting ic Methodist Church annex. relatives. C. A. Haines returned home Wednesday morning from Miami where he spent a few day* on business. Mi lane Mrs. M. F. Deitrich nnd Miss Marion Deitrich left Monday for California whero they will spend several weeks. Wa)lht*'c Beery and >Raymond Istton have taken their second tep into the new motion picture kalm of melodramatic comedies. Bn. type of picture merited much access when introduced with partners in Crime." The new Hcture, “The Big Killing," is u lover aatlre, bristling with hum- [ In “Partners In Crime,’’ Beery |nd Ilptton supplied thJl'^Mpey^i [ver tone* which gavb tho keyriolo L the plcturlzatlon of the underL-orld life of tho larger cltloi. Gang warfare, petty politics nnd kolice activities, nil of whicli oc[upy eo much front page spare n the daily newspapers, were dewed from the humorous anrle and Berious situations wen lumed Into convulsing laugh monenta. Tho new Becry-Hntton mclodmnatie comody, "The Big Killling,” shich will show at the Milanr Mrs,. B. E. Brown of DeLand state O. K. It. spent Tuesday in Sanford as tho guest of Mrs. John Leonard!. M” ; ™ Mrs. Arthur Ilrannan entertain­ ed Tuesday afternoon at bridge n{ her home on Sanford Avenue hon­ oring her sister Mrs. Lewis S. Leach of Cochran, Ga. The home wns beautifully deco­ rated with quantities of roses nnd other cut flowers arranged with plensing effect in baskets nnd vases Games of progressive auction bridge were played nnd nt the con­ clusion of the games the prizes wer* awarded Mrs. Charles W. Powell Jr., Mrs. S. 0. Shinholscr and Mrs Ixach. After the games the bridge ac­ cessories were removed and the tables covered with hand made cloths nnd refreshments of n tasty salad course wns served. Those enjoying the cordial hos­ pitality of Mrs. Iirannon were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mason re­ turned home Tuesday from Phila­ delphia, Po. when* they have liecn spending tho past month. The member* of the Snlllo Har­ rison Chapter D. A. R. and their guests were moat delightfully en­ tertained Tue*d*y aftafnoon as th* clients of Mr. and Mr*. William T. Fields at their home on Silver Lake. The occasion wa* the cele­ bration of Flag Day, and was fit­ tingly observed by a program and picnic. Flag Day it Juno 14 but the celebration was held on Tues­ day so that the state regent, Mrs. B. E. Brown of.DeLand might at tend. The program opened with a sal­ ute to the flag, after which Mrs. Brown gave a talk on the Observa­ tion of Flog Day. Plans were then completed for entertainment for the state conference which will be held In Sanford. Mra. Brown then gave an exceptionally Interesting talk on the convention recently held at Washington, D. C. Following the program "the guests were taken for a ride in a motor boat by Mr. Fields and Inter in the evening n delicious picnic supper was served. The ruesta for this affair were Mr. and Mra. B. K. Brown of DeLand, Mrs. Samuel R. Rlghton, MrsF. McKensle Davison, Mr*. K. S. Dutton, Mr. nnd Mr*. W, R. Hallard of Altamonte, Mrfclp.-B.-Lo*fest of Bartow, Mr*. George G. tierring, Mr and Mra. Henry Minick of Longwood, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Pntteracnhgkqjvbgkqbgkqjvbk II. Pattlahnir of Geneva, Mr. and Mr*. R. E. Tolar, MTa. • Ernest Krupp, Mr. ond^Mrs. R. H, Berg* Mrs. Rolland L. Dean,-Mr. and ice cream and ca|is. wera served Mrs Joel Fields, Mrs. John Loghnr- hy Mr. and Mrs. Mooro assisted di and Mr. nnd Mi*/ Earle T. Field*. Laney’E E. First Street .T_ S a n f W d ^ Mliir*NHigij8)Sewurd of An-udjfc is expected to arrive heir i W f nosilay to be the house guest o f Mrs. Clyde :L. Byrd at her home WANTED 1000 prftdtAr to iu and see the new com on Mcllonville Avenue. refrigerator. You can buy Mrs. E. I). Brownlee returned at a very attractive price home Tuesday ufternoon from have IS months to pay bi Rock Kill, S. C. where she attend­ Hanford Gas Company, 100 ed the Reunion at Wlnthrop Col­ nulla AVenue. lege. ji»v ------Rev. W. P. Buhrnuin left Tues­ day morning for Tampa whero he will attend the Melodist Confer­ ence at th* Seminole Heights Methodist Church! ie greatest summer sale in itory I Hundreds pleased fiplns we are offering. Only days. Act now! CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS Circle Number. Four of th* First MethodUt Church, of which MV*. II. H. Chappell U chairman, held a most interesting meeting Monday afternoon «t the home of Mrs. Bessie Hutchison in Rosa Court. > The devotional exercises opened 1 with a song followtd by scripture reading by Mra. Chappell and Prayer led by - Mrs. Hutchison. Routine- business was carried out and) during..the business session the resignations l of Mrs. J. E. Preston, as eicwehalfman, and Mra..-G. A. Radford, as treasurer, were accepted with regrata. Mrs. Norris was appointed as vicechairman and Mrs. Preston wns fleeted treasurer. After all business had been transacted, Mr*. S. E. Jones,’ superintendent of mission study, gave • reading on “Spiritual Adventuring" which was greatly enjoyed. WR WILL ilb w Tffl DallaVd on any aid slave and give yen 11 raoatha to pby balance on any hew range. Sanford Gma Com* P»ny. IM Magnolia Avenue. “The Friendly'Drug Stor Dimity & Voile Street Cute MylM for m tln wm n«: tp 20 fn all fast colors ftttari to fade. Long mnd:abort slee^ Ore real bai^dlns-m^. combinations. ’ & Georgettes Mark* •< Low! ^ Extrei r silkyand georgette drewea marked fhen jrau come In to buy one dnWL; : Our selection Is big. ..New it Htwb < Prescriptions Filled Promptly And Accurately Wednesday Juno-20th. Men’s two-piece pa- . *,■ Jamas, regular |2.00 * j B valuo /or Dollar Day T A Only The Yowell Go 1 .; ’Jfi * 3 Porch, Morning, House and Afternoon Dresses Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bittner had •s their guests for the week-end nt their home on West First Street, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Cusack, Mr. und Mrs. Dick Spark­ man, Mrs. Ednn Paxton and William Seddon of Ddytona Beach. Mr. nnd Mr*. A. D. Znchary, Miss Bessie Zachary and Miss Murguret Zachary nre expected to return home Thursday from Durhnm, N C. where Miss Margaret! "The Big Killing" is another Zachary graduated from Duke Uni­ *p in tbe serious business of a king- good, intelligent comedy. The Azarinn Clrclo of the First versity on Juno 6. They also visit­ Baptist Church bald its burifteki ed relatives at Iluleigh nnd other and social meeting Tuesday even­ points in North Carolina. BELLE BENNETT MEETS ing at the home of Mrs. Roberi Mrs. J. T. Miller leaves Thurs­ The'Belle Bennett Circle of tho A. Williams in S*n Lant* with First: Methodist Church met Mon- Mrs. Williams, Mrs. George Mr* day for New York City and Bos­ day afternoon at the home of call ond Mrs. Merrlwenther G. ton, Mass. She goes to meet her son Dr. William Vernon Cox, who Mm. B. B. Darsey on the West Lewis as hostesses. Pink and white were the pre­ is returning from n trip aboard SJd* With Mrs. Darsey and Mm. dominating color* used in the dec. and to attend the graduation of her J. A.-Rogers as hostesses. and were curried out with daughter Margaret I.. Cox front Daisies, alnnins ami Japanese orations shustn daisies, vorbena, snap drag­ Wheaton Cpilcgc,. Norton Mass. sunflowers were used In charm­ ons nnd rosea. ing profusion ubout the rooms Routine business was carried Miss Marguerite Garner, Miss where the meeting wns held. out under the direction of th* After tho business session, n chairman, Mrs. L. T. Sheppard Margaret Long, Miss Marjorie most delightful social hour fol- and at this time good report* were Smith and Frank Dulloso left lowed, during which time tho host- given by the committee chairmen- Tuesday afternoon for Wlntor After nil business hnd been Park where they will attend the cakes and e*be* lnerved* ___ J 'Individual " ” with whipped cream. disposed of, a social hour Vrti Young Peoples Conference of the jell? topped Among those present were Mrs. enjoyed. Two clever coateatf Presbyterian Church which l* be­ - • t e t . ** c / c- A Mr. ... t pavid, were featured nnd the prize*' fmr ing held for thq next 10 days at Mm. BI L. Griffin, Mm. R. H- these were won hy Mrs. Clifford Rollins College. Borg. Mr*. Sam W. Bradford, Walker nnd Mra. S. W, Bonle. Mr*. Byron Walker, Mrs. B. E. Refreshment! of pink and white ire cream, punch «>id In­ Squtw*. Mr*. R- W. Turner Mrs. brick dividual angel food cakes were C. C. -Locke, Mm. W. C. Clarke, served late in the evening by th* Mr*. -P. D. Cobh, Mrs. h. A. hostesses. On Ih* pinto* w e Moffett • Mr*. J- S. Driver, Mm. favors of mlnUtuit bakkfct* fill* J. W. ‘toi»tledg<\ Mm. M. Moye, cd with pink and white mint*, Mbs Blancho Foster of Advance, Those attending this meeting N. C., Mr*. J. A. Rogers and Mrs. were Mrs. N, J. Steustfow, Mrs. Forrest Gntchell, Mra. A. C. Hall, K. B. Dftroey. Mrs A. M. E*n>, Mrs. Albion CIRCLE NUMBER SIX MEETS Kendall, Mr*. L. T. ShcppnH. Mra. Clifford Walker, Mrs. II. Circle Number Six of the Meth­ F Giovanni, Mr*. B. C. Moore, Frank Bradley, Mrs Lowry, odist Church held its regular meet­ Mrs. Mrs. V. G. Hasty. Mm. Mack ing Monday afternoon at the home Cleveland. Mm. 8 W Beale, Mm. 'of Mr*. Hairy L. Gibson on Myrtle Charles McMahon, Mra Ira South­ Avenue with Mra. Gibson and Mrs. ward, Mm. a A. Anderson Jr. Whitworth ha" hostesses. Mrs. A Dobbins and Miss Lucy Th# meeting opened with the de­ Dobbins votional, exsreises led by Mm. Harry J. Wilson, after which rou­ CHURCH GROUP TO MEET tine batlnes* was carried out under On Wednesday evening at 8:00 th* U*4«™hip of th# ctmirman. o’clock there will b# -a Union Mr*. J. M, McCaskill. Many good Meeting of the congregation ‘ of Orlando, Florida repift* *4re read from the various the Presbyterian and First Chri»: department^ showing that much tisn Churches at th* Presbyterian interest had been manifested dur- Church. The Rev. Frank Mnrler, pastor of the Christian Church iag th g p is t mouth. ■J t 'wa> decided to have * picnic will act *■ leader. All members of am at Palm Spring* next month in­ these churches and visitor* cordially invited to attend this stead of tbe regular meeting. At th* conclusion of the bu*inea* meeting___ • •estion the'ho*tes*es »crved plneMra. Paul Redfern and children appLs^berbert and cake a* refresh­ ments. There were 14 pre»#nt in* of Wildwood are vi*lt|ng here a* rinding one new member and two tbe guests of her parent* Mr. and Mr*. G. W. Spenear. Writer*. . ____ _ B SPECIAL FOR DOLLAR DAY DA and Guy 8S Sclinnn returned home Tuesday ufternoon from AtInntn, Gn. where they have hern visiting ns the guests of Dr. Selman’s mother. Dr. Selmnn also a t­ tended the clinic while in Atlanta. Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Morris, whose marriage wns nn interest­ ing event Inst month, returned home Monday nnd are now nt homo to their friends on West Twentieth Street. by for. ta d Mr*. S. J. Nix. ~Th* gowts Were Mr and Mw, B. J. Nix, Mr*. C. 11. Cook, MU* auHrte Cook, Mr*. Robert L. lerin, u i u Mary Appleby, MU* Mildred Nix, Miss Charlotte Nix, MU* Carol Jean Nix, Sidney J. Nix JrvM U * Margaret Davis, Mra. Tom Davis, Mrs. A. if. Phil­ lips, Mrs. A. M. Walker, Mias Ai­ de Traford, Dr. • and - Mr*.' F. D. King and Mi?.and Mr*. Forrest Gatcbell. in u charming collection thut embraces a number of very chic Htylcs in materials such a* Print#, Voiles, Iflmlties and Organdies. Included In this offering are dresses for Misses, Women and Children—no troublo in finding a fit—the price U very Rpedal... nnd for Thursday Morning Only. O hiding from thru* eagle-eye marksmen. N Comedy shot* • right out Every Wanted Color In the open for the world to laugh at and they hit every time. They take the mountain country by storm and they produce ■ storm of laugh* for everyone. Printed Radium A ll Silk M ila n e T o D a y Continuous 1 to 11 The Coolesl Spot in Town* In connection with thin cpoclnl dress event we will have one tablo of silk un­ derwear that wlU be offered ab an ex­ ceptionally low price. Voile gowns, teddies, sHps, step-ins and pajamas will Thursday , /I n arg aln Day Double Programme n u h er Ralston )>e found in this offering- HALF A IlftfDK" Virginia Yalli WlllUw Come Thursday Uassail fcoriy OnW “TUB BBCAPE" Florsheim f ’ Shoe* For Men FhOne 462—J .12 inches wide,- light ground, all colors, pure silk, priced at �■ P R Rube Brower Halts IConvent io n H e a d Mexican Flyers ToBe H ill A c q u i r e s A l l J i m R e e d F l a y s Antwerp Holds Key To Airplane Service Orlando A 11o w ing Issues ChallengeTo Feted InWashingrton Of Company Stock; H o o v e r ’s C h o i c e ANTWERP, June 13.—(IN S)— WASHINGTON, June 13,— B y R e p u b l i c a n s Extcnalvo commercial air routes Only Four S in g le s IDemocrats, S m i t h (INS)—A day of.social and offic­ To Change N a m e Clubs Are Fighting For hunting While Yanks Are ar In Lead In American; Hher Leagues Are Close p B y DAVIS J. WALSH ' ‘NEW YORK, June 13.—(INS) £r—Bucket-hearted souls, far -ft mi nufgardly with other people’s pro£petty, are suggesting that the New jvYork Yankees distribute their BUrgeas of player strength among U hsl.ether seven outfits because Sway have made a race into a pageN o t. But if the American League fuTboklng for condolences, it will ^ n d 1them at the engraver's listed \tntder resolutions, as far as the of organized baseball is con­ cerned. The best the latter can do • About It Is to break right down— and laugh. Tha Ideal baseball race, aecord..Ing to a National League presi­ dent of another era, would be one tin which the eight clubs involved krotild enter the final week dead­ locked at .500 if that gentlemen were available today, I could show him where he could get a lot of first class "idculing" neatly and quickly done, while you wait. Races tighter than the average hand -raff are the rule rather th s ^ the .exception In the more important ’ttagues this seasonr r: The- National League affair, with the first tl \T clubs separated ‘by some five games and only tho i.Braves and Phillies definitely out of consideration, is a natural ex­ ample. The way that one looks, It .“Will take another Ford peace ship to jw t them out of tho trenches by ChriSta?SV*.fJAft<J compared with; some of the big minors, Ohc N tr tlonal League ought to bo thrown out of the ring and the thing called •“no contest." Blggdr, better andbusier races 'te n b« had in each of the clans organizations, the International, tbe American Association and the ' coast league, and in the Southern h^teoelation, for the asking or ' vvith-out IL The International Is . one of the best with all eight clubs [ t q l | beyond the .400 mark and About nine games separating Tor­ onto, tho leader, from Baltimore nnd Jersey City, tho two last ORLANDO, June 13. "Rube" Brower, lanky hurlcr for West Palm Beach, continued his usual jinx against Orlando batters at Tinker Field yesterday a f te r noo, shutting them off with four hits and .giving the visitors the second game of the series by a count of 5 to 1. “Rube" tossed over his usual as­ sortment of slow ones, fast ones and hooks and the boys Just pun* chcd into somebody's hands most every time. Cox collected two safe­ ties and Kirby did likewise and the rest went hitless for the after­ noon. Culbrcath worked on the pitch­ ing rise for the Colts and was nicked for nine safeties which coupled with walks nnd bungles accounted for five runs. Three runs came in the sixth which ruin­ ed an otherwise pretty ball game. Quick stabs of liners by Circsl nnd Viau were the fielding gems of the contest. Wtet Palm Beach . Ab r h po a e Buckles, ss ...... 5 0 1 1 4 0 Burke, lb ......... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Holder, rf .......... 5 1 2 2 0 0 Large, c ............. 4 0 1 0 1 0 Hogan, If ...,...... 3 1 0 6 0 0 Beasley, cf ........ 3 1 1 3 0 0 Circsl, 3b .......... 4 1 1 3 2 0 Mason, 2b ........ 40 2 4 4 1 Brower, p ......... 4 0 0 0 1 1 Totals 35 Orlando. ab Chauncey, 2b .... 3 Cox, rf ..........?.. 4 Abrams, lb __ 4 Kirby, if .......... 4 Edmondson, cf 4 Lchrmnnn, 3b ,. 3 Viau, ss ....... 2 We’U , ^ . ^ ^ . . , 3 (Continued from pagfc 1.) vancc and piosperity of our coun­ try, so it will be now. "No one can doubt the essential sympathy with which the Republi­ can Party liaa always looked up­ on tho great and diverse interest) which make up the fabric of our f.ational existence. This sympath­ etic viewpoint has not changed. Agriculture and industry and the social order continuo to be ths prime objects of our solitude, and in dealing with them the Republi­ can Party will not lhirk its res­ ponsibility. “We shall, however, now as al­ ways, chart our course within the limits of the constitution and with­ in the operation of sound economic lnw. "Half a century ago the Re­ publican Party stood firm against inflation through an intimidated issue of paper money—and tho people stood with us then. "A generation ago tho Republi­ can Party stood firm against a debasement of our currency through the free coinage of silverund the people stood yith us then. "Less than 10 years ago the Re­ publican Party stood firm against the surrender of our national sov­ ereignty through minority mentIt-rship in a foreign super-stateand the people then stood with us twice by a majority of more than seven millions. "So we shall stand firiu^ugaiu here and now—and in 'November tho American people will again crown our courage and rowan! ntir sincerity in a victory as splend­ idly triumphant as uny which ni have ever achieved. "Upon tho plntform which wo shall thus here construct, we shall (ly. *ilt«f our prinyj^m^and' the nuklion’s present necessities. We arc Sweeney x tuit barren of presidential timbei. Totals .. 30 I 4 27 10 2 However, our choice may fall, wo know it will not rest in unworthy x—Ran for Kirby in 0th. West Palm Beach 100 003 010—5 bands and thnt the leadership wv Orlando ......... . 001 000 000—1 shall here set up will assure to th" Two base hits: Holder, Mason, country n Republican ascendency Circsl, Kirby. Stolen bases, Buck­ which will endure for nt least les 2. Double plays, Buckles to eight years more.’"There nrc nt least 5.000,(100 Mason to Burko (2). Bases on reasons why this must he so— balls, off Brower 3, Culbrcath 3. Struck out by Brower 1, Culbrenth because there aer nt least 5,000,* 2, Left on base, West Palm Bench 000 more Republicans than there 6. Orlando 6. Umpires, Weaver und nro Democrats in this country. These millions united, ns we Moore. Time 1:38. know they will be when this con­ vention has concluded its task, nnd jofned by millions more to A t last reports, less than five whom our candidates and our femes separated Indianapolis, Toprinciples will uppcul, will sweep ido, Kansas City, St. Paul, Mil­ I on to iin overwhelming victory Yesterday’* Home Runs. waukee and Minneapolis, running at tho polls. io n or jess in thnt order in the 1 "There is no occasion fur the Player anti CKib Ycs’duy Sea Ttl Aaricant Association ___ Any tiling people to distrust our party and 1 23. can happen in thin league. A lot Ruth, Yankees there is n occasion for our party 2 15. :thing* aye. Only Louisville nnd Gehrig, Yankees to distrust the people. Their Bissonette, Robins 1 12. ^Columbus are well off the pace. sober judgment will rest with Hornsbyj Braves s 12. ,’Tha Sol them Association cnn'flo Dottomlcy, Card. 2* 11. use heckuse— ev*n better, with Little Rock and Rocttger, Card. “In seeking for a foreign policy 1 0. f'AtlanU playing .400 baseball at Combs, Yankees 1 5. for tho United States we know the foot jof the column, Chntta- Leach, Phillies 1 5. our people will not turn to the Itooga ju tt a jump ahead of them Hurst, Phillies 1 5. party which conceived nnd nur­ and Binpingha m, Memphis nnd tured the League of Nations; Naabvllle arc far from out of the "In seeking a fiwul policy for [..fffMlws nt, the pace. Mobile and the United States, we know our ,,New Orleans grouped within five Mamanus, Detroit 1 people will not turn to tho party 2. which advocated rag money and Rothrock, Red Sox 1 1. free silver; ; The coftst league is staging a The leaders; "In seeking for an economic (two-club )icat for first place be- Ruth 23, Gehrig, 15 Bissonette 12, jtwoen 8 idi Francisco anil Holly­ Hornsby 12, Wilson 11, Dottomlcy policy for the United States, we know our people will not turn to wood, with Sacramento only about II, Hauser 10. the party which clings to the flv« games back and Los /ngeles League totals; fetish of free trade; and the missions fighting like a 222. "In seeking for n policy to bride and'groom for first division Nntiunul 193. make the tariff effective for innklng. Oakland and Portland in American in the United aixth and- seventh places are only Leading Major League Hitlers. every interest States, we know our people will some nine games out of tho lead. not turn to the party whose NATIONAL LEAGUE srength and weakness alike lie Player and Club g nb r h I\J. in its sectional churactcr; "In seeking for a policy to Cullaghnn, Cincinnati 30 102 10 44 .431 assure honest administration of tho government of the United' Hornsby, Boston States we know our people will not turn to the party whose most Grantham, Pittsburgh recent and outstanding achieve­ 38 137 25 54 .394 B'ftanfort) dropped the second tilt ment in this year of grace is the Picinich, Cincinnati with St. Petersburg Saturday by 39 1211 13 18 .381 revealed grafting of 20,000,000 a’ count of 0 to 1. Loose fielding Doutbit, St. Iiouis dollars from a single city; te d failure to bunch hits proved ! "In seeking for a policy of law 53 133 45 88 .378 fatal to tho Fed*, while the Saints Leader n year ugo today, liar enforcement in the United Stutes, .were.able to net score* on every j t i«, Pittsburgh, .441. We know our people will not turn turn. Pitchers Craig for St. Peters­ to the party which maintains it­ burg and Cassel!* for Sanord were AMERICAN LEAGUE self in the places of its power both in good form. Score: Player und Club through nullification of two LrV > g nli r h Pc*. nmendments to the Constitution ' St. Petersburg. Goaiin, Washington and which openly flouts a third; ub r li po a e 35 102 21 42 .412 “In seeking for a policy to 'Kirkwood, rf • 3 2 1 3 o o. latzzeri, New York assure honest elections every­ 43 inn 34 58 .353 where in the, United States, we Kress, Si. Louis know our people will not turn to 49 173 30 52 .358 the pnrty whose sole title to suc­ Fothergill, Detroit cess has rested upon intimidation 44 144 20 6 T .354 and the tissue ballot nnd which Gehrig, Now York now rests upon the obliterated 50 187 49 05 .353 voto of 4,000,000 American free­ louder n year ago today, E. Mil­ men; ler, St. Louis, .404. "And in seeking for an agency Total* to carry forward the program of the social order in the United NFOUD ab r h States, we know our people do not intend to throw our country with­ in the Hinder embrace of Tam­ Remodeling of the Outlet has many Hall. been completed and is being cel­ "We enter this campaign in no ebrated with a sale of women’s posture of defense. Wc come upon summer clothing, according to an tho field aggressively militant. announcement made by Mrs. Fay We intend to enrry this fight to Robbins, owner of the atore. the enemy. And we challenge With the remodeling of the store them to bring forth their strong|I sl 35 1 9 27 16 1 on First Street, the men’s cloth­ *“■1 champion, whether he emerge ing department has been discon­ front another spectacle like the rtersbiiVg, 000 200 220—5 tinued and the store will be de­ 103 round battle of the Square Garden, or OKI) ...... . 000 000 100—1 voted completely to ready-to-wear Mmlison women’s appsrel, millinery, hos­ whether ho comes from an over­ base., hits, Barnes. Parks. iery, xhocs and accessories. The powered convention held spell­ ub 2. Double plays, Doyle to stock has been Increased, accord­ bound by the glare of the Tam. Stolen Base*. Kirkwood, ing to Mrs. Robbins, providing mnny tiger, w0 are ready for Sacrifice hits. Brown ft, a wider variety of merehandise him. Bring him on and we will (Parka). Base on balls, off from which to choose. The re- bury him. .We welcomo him with i 1. Struck out, by Cnsscla, 1. mpdeling sale, celebrating the hospital hands to a bloody grave. on balls, off Craig 2. Struck changes made in the store, will “And we care not whether hla Craig 8. Time, 1:60. Um- continue for four more days, Mrs. name be Brown, Jones, Robinson Lobr and Collins. Robbins ggld tods/. Of Smith." BASEBALL FACTS lunts Win S e c o n d freight From The lelery F e d s , 6 t o l Outlet Remodeling: Celebrated By Sale ial activity as before Captain Emilio Carranza, Mexican ace, who landed in Washington yester­ day after a one-stop flight from Mexico City. Curranza will be presented to President Coolidge by Manuel Telle, the Mexican am­ bassador. A t one o'clock ho will bo a guest of the National Press Club and at three there will bo a re­ ception at the Pan-American Un­ ion. Secretary of tho State Kel­ logg will enertain the flyer at an international dinner at tho PanAmorican Union at 7:30 P . M., the day ending with a reception a t tho Mexican Embassy at 10 P. M. Carranza had nothing to say of his future plans. He declared ho had been sent to Washington on a "good will" mlssslon by his government. City Wins In F i r s t Round Of Fight On ValidationOfBonds , (Continued from page 1.) elastic to permit n strict con­ struction of its meaning in tho statute. Quoting from the legisla­ tive act,' "at mnturlly," tho ntorney said this could not be con­ strued ns a defiinte date but might refer to a period of no set- time. ' Replying to a ground set forth in. the petitioner’s^ answer, peCottea snld the' fnct thjlt Yw* )>ondH proposed for sale will bear the dntc of January' 1 does not mean the city will Itnve to pay double interest. Although the bonds will benr interest coupons for the period of between Jnnuary 1 and Jq|v S1 at the time of deliv- Announcement of the change of the name of the Bond-Hill Lumber Company to the Hill Lumber Company was made today by- W. C. Hill. The name was adopted following the purchase of all stock in the Bond-Hill Company by Mr. Hill. Tho officers of the re-nnmed organization are W. C. Hill, pres­ ident; T. A. Brotherson, vice­ president, nnd A. B. Lovejoy, secretary nnd treasurer. The stock is now held by these offi­ cers. In reverting to the name Hill Lumber Company, the organiza­ tion goes back to the timo before the Bond interests purchased a share in the business in 1025. Be­ fore that dntc the company was known ns the Hill Lumber Com­ pany. The firm was organized, according to Mr. Hill, more than 50 years ago by his father, W. .1. Hill and has done business in Sanford nnd Seminole County contiriuously since that time. Mr. Hill announced that the organization in now entirely Sanford-owned and managed. The company will continue to follow tho policy it adopted more than hnlf a century ugo: honest, effic­ ient service, good building materinis, nnd moderate prices, said Mr.- Hill. . STANDING Ff.oVfll>A STATE St. Petersburg ... Orlando _______ West Palm Iicach _ Daytona Beach ..,.. SANFORD .............. Miami - NATION A LJ - LEAGUE 30 2fi 23 18 17 16 14 10 10 25 21 28 cancelled. Cincinnati ................. 35 22 Referring to several authori­ St. l4)Uis ................... 32 21 ties, counsel for the city de- New York ............... 28 20 tiaretl that interest constituted Chicago . ................ 30 24 n part of the original nnd ns Brooklyn .................. 27 24 such wnH r.n obligation for which I'ittxhurgh ................ 21 27 the credit of the city wns pledged. Boston ................... 18 30 Mr. DeCottcs %ed that the I'hilnilelphiu .............. 10 3(1 construction of any portion of the AMERICAN LEAGUE statute must be considered In New York ................ 40 10 accordance wih the Inngunge of Philadelphia ........... 30 10 the whole act, nn<| that the in­ St. Ixiui.H .......... . 27 20 tent of the legislnure should be Cleveland .... ... 24 28 a deciding factor. Defending0 the W ashington.............. 20 27 grouping together of a group of Detroit .... 22 31 obligations, counsel for the city Boston ..... ......... 18 27 asserted that it did no injury to Chicago ................ 10 32 the tnxpnyer and would not in­ SOUTHEASTERN I.HAGI crease the public debt. Mr, Dighton declared that under IVnsactda present conditions the city of­ Montgomery ficials nte unrestricted in the Jacksonville mnttcr of issuing refunding Albany bonds, that no limitations nru Tnntpn placed on them as to the amount, Savannah und that the people have no C o lutnbus voice in the matter. With this in. mind, he declared the situation "dcninnds n strict construction" of the language of the act under which refunding bonds urc authorized. Quoting from the statute that 1 "refunding hondH niny be issued within three months prior to the maturity of the obligations pro­ posed to be refunded," counsel for the receiver said this pro­ vision made it mandatory that the refunding bonds be issued during that period or not nt ull. In this connection, he mentioned obligations of $80,000, which he said were past due und that therefore are not debts that could be refunded under the nuthority of the statute. The proposed issue, counsel de­ clared, included the sunt of $174,­ 000 in cumulative interest, which could not be made refundable be­ cause it is not a principle obli­ gation nor one for which the credit of the city !n pledged. Dat­ ing of bonds hack to January 1 to refund, interest on others due on July 1, Mr. Dighton asserted would compel the payment of . (Continued from page’ 1.) powerful telescopes. "What becomes of the rank and file of tho Republican Party, not­ withstanding its political state, that alwnys remained loyal to flag nnd country? Where is It to go? Is it to follow the corrupt banner of Vare upon which Is em­ blazoned the cross of St. George ? Let me say in more serious vein, and I nm addressing myself to the great central West, the nomi­ nation of Herbert Hoover is u direct slnp nt the interests of the whole Mississippi Valley and the entire West. His nomination was accomplished by organized propa­ ganda and a mnchinc well greased with funds collected from doubt­ ful sources. The expenditure of those moneys enabled him to secure a majority of delegates in statcu where not infrequently only one in 100 citizens went to the polls. “Many of the Hoover delegates came from states that not in 30 years had cast a vote In the elec­ toral College for a Republican can­ didate. Colored , brethren were bought and sent out to influence men of their race in southern states. One other'^great interest, not to be ov erlo o k ed ,is Mr. Hoover’s intimate relationship to the international banking clique. Every member of it worked for the nomination of Mr. Hoover. "The sound nnd progressive Re­ publicans of the West nnd the bej invent in constitutional govern­ ment throughout \ the country, must now look to the Democratic Party ns the sole hope of honest government nnd patriotic Ameri­ canism." over the Continent can now bo reached by plane front Antwerp. This was nffectrd by the open­ ing of n twice a day service be­ tween Antwerp and Brussels. Lines from the Belgian capital carry' travelers and freight direct­ ly to London, Paris, Amsterdam, Bale, Zurich, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Copenhagen, Bremen, Hanover, and Norway. The planes lenve Antwerp at 10 A. M. and 4:45 P. M. Mennwhilc the lads «re guising themselves as shadow stealing a little gurgle. Work IsStartedUpon Fine Medical Edifice Tho headline in n lxai EVANESTON, III., June 13.— Hoover keeps Edge in (INS)—Work on the new Pnssu- tempts us to remark that vant Memorial Hospital, which has given himself uwny will provide Northwestern Uni* anti-prohibitionist. June 17th Fnncy Silk, New Pnllernn Birmingham Memphis ..... New Orknns Mobile ....... . Nashville ..... Atlanta ........ Chattanooga Little Rock . RESULTS H.OKIDA STATE l.EAOl.’E West Palm Deuch 5, Orlando 1. Minrri 5, Daytona Beach 2. St. Petersburg 0, SANFORD 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 15, Chicago 7. Washington 3, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 3, Detroit 2. Boston 5, St. Louis 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 1, New York It). Chicago 1, Brooklyn 13. St. Louis D, Boston 0. Pittsburgh 15, Philednlphin 4. HOSE Summer Homo in new designs Furnishers to Men Who Know (VANT AD RATES Help Wanted Terms: Cash In Advance IPhone ads, will be received , patrons And collector sent Bicdiatofy for payment. Time-----------------We a line Times__.—____ — 8c a line Times .....,.... :......... a line Time rate s on request. I The reduced rates a rt for miccutive Insertions. , pivo wprda of average lepgtk t counted a line. Minimum--charge o! EOc lev rat insertion. All advertising is restricted proper classification. If sn error is made The SanHcrald will b* responsible HAVE TWO MOKE OPENINGS For some ambitious young men or young ladies who want to learn a good trade and get a good position when they have become competent. Have situations avail­ able every few dnyr. If interested ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford HcrnUl office.He will be glad to explain it to you. ID— Livestock FOR SAI E: Pedigreed Police Dog for snle, two and u hnlf year* old. $20.00. Mrs. K. B. McCracken, Drenmwold. 10-A Poultry and Eggs WANTED—1000 persons to trade in their old gas sliAc. oil stove or wood stove for which we will allow Ten Dollars on any newr Announcements gas range purchased from us. 19— Houses F o r Sale Sanford Gas Company. 105 Mag­ FOR SALE: Furnished house on ASS1FIED Advertising whl nolia Avenue. I’urk Avenue. Price $4500 on timulato your business at very ill coBt. Herald Want Ads eacn WANTED: To buy second hand terms of '$500' cash . nnd bnlnncf motorcycle. Must be reasonable monthly. This is n comparatively reach thousands of people— nlc who wait and wutch fo- and in good condition. Box Z c-o new building, stucco, has two bods r o o m s , dining room, living room, VClassified page—people who Sanford Herald. kitchen and hath with shower. looking /o r opportunities nm-. 14— Koom.s W lth ciit Hoard Double gnrnge. For inspection ntl* that the Want Ad puge is -e of opportunities. Your mes- ROOM FOR RENT: 111 Park ilrcss P. O. Box 431, Sanford Flor­ ida. e on this page will produce re nl u cost thnt is surprisingl;’ To CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin'i 21—Acreage For Salt . Call 148 for service. Barber Shop. Retwcen Fire Sta­ tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitablo s tested lor glasses by D*. for poultry form. I>ocutcd four ►avis. Opposite Court House* If— Apartment For Rent miles south of Sanford on old Or•Me or Granatin Dn’ Ginget TRY THIS—If you have an upnrt- Inndo rond. 33 acres, part high some of it low, ideal for Je call 705. Prompt Delivery. meat to rent give complete de­ land nnd nnd ducks. Can be bought tails in a Herald Classified nil. . ■ chickens for $100 per sore on your own Automobiles •ell everything there is to be toll Address R. J- Holly, First about it anil you will find it much terms. Notional Rank Building, Sanford, DO DOB i-asicr to secure a tenant.-Call 148. uure cars and Graham trucks FOR RENT furnished 5 room gur lm and 13th. Street. Phone 3. age apartment all modern con |»GINS St COWAN Co. Autt \ faiences. Phone 207. ttlialor nnd sheet metal works SUED four rooms ami French Avenue. Phonu 71G-W close in 211 Laurel Ave, 'HUPS-MARMUN Sanford Automobile Co. SHED HOUSE: Three Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 i, screened porch uml bnth. .pu -f-^ se S ervice_________ 3rd. street. Call 408. iter Spar Varnishes und Kna* mil. Vclumina Flat Wall ints. Persian cloy jesso. plnstlco aiding clay nnd I’lnquos. San1 Paint & VTull Paper Co. G. U. art, Propr. 112 W. First St. NOW Go W EST J illltfo r m ill JfmtriCA't m ost in tens ting trig Through Scenic, H istoric Rc. J u n i via DIXIE The store will be open after Thursday noon for the collection of accounts only. No sales will be made*. W ETTSTE N , Receiver For Smith Bros. Inc. MODERN furnished apartment-*, Frigidnire: Murphy steel kithen: Garage: excellent neighbor­ hood: rent very reasonable. Park Apurtments, No. 3, or Phone 57, Soycr. _____ _ THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ duced rates. 317 Park. IRiono K5H-J. _________ . LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ ished. 3 toon, und gurngc. At­ tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Mugnolia. Phone 280-W. S m a l l enrage apartment. Call 251. FLYER Cool Mountain* of Tranru.'ii Chicago Colorado Buck It* Utah, Wyoming California Black Hilla Pacific Northwcit ROUTE Alaika " nadian Rockies irtiunal Parka K** and Wood* of • .ouiln, Minneeoca utul Michigan ' -crl Lakes Cruises l.'glilotuli of Ontario Lv. Jacksonville A C L DIXIE FLYER 9t45p.HL. limited MOs a Ar. 8e. Louis L A N . . . Ar. Chicago C & B 1 . . . 6i56 a. bl 7»4i *. *" lilO p-se. 3*40 p- Fa* haakbu, tU tp in g car rr**rvaitan*, /ara* m n j m I »m*r kam* tlc L tl uf m l. ar Limncr.f.t.icAtiLtr. ■ctannr. rr.A.iaiLL MltakeJU*. IMKlwWal iTAL ROOFING: The Roof Ev tlarting. MMetal cU1 ushingles ! nding seam tin and j.xlvanized •fa. See James H. Cowan. Osk *• and Third bt. Phone H I. l Low round trip fares—Siopuwu—Choice of connecting routes DIXIES DAILY xca and general cement work tele Concrete Co. J. U. Ter­ ser, Prop. 3rd and Elm. I0NOGRAPH—repairing, piano Waning by ex|«rts with 17 ycar» krience. Sanford music store i Gift Shoppe. McLander Ark Phone 882. Help Wanted Male *S’TED: Ambitious young man le *cll classified advertising for Herald. For further informasee Mr. Lewla at The Herald •lays I am leaving' for the north automobile. Will give free P»*t* to some reliable .young man k» will assist me In driving. AdE. O. K. care The Herald. F in th d a l ANTED; To . borrow $3,000 on •nre* year fjn t mortgage on fl* constructed five room stucco IUI* eight p»r cenL Box 113 Tbs HersW. In c o m p l i a n c e w i t h t h e p n m a l o n s o f l a w u p p l l r n h l e t h e r e t o , n o t i c e Is h e r e b y K l v r n t h a t a n e l e c t i o n hn» lie e n e n ll e d a n d o r d e r e d t o he h e ld , n o il t h e s a m e w i l l he h e l d w i t h i n n n d t h r o n u l i o i i t H p c clu l T a x Hclionl D l n l r l e t N o . 3, S em in o le C ou n t). F l o r i d a , unlit d l n l r l e t lirlm r n in e k n o w n iin l.onitW'oml H p e r ln l T iix S e h im l . on F r i d a y , J u n e I S tli, 1» 3 J. f o r 1 he p u r p o s e o f l U t e r m l t i l n t : w h o n liall In- t r i i s t e r n o f t h o s n l d d i e tr lc l for th e next s n e ro rd ln a tw o xea rs. und th e n u n ih e r o f m ills of d i s t r i c t s c h o o l t a x t o tie l e v i e d n n d T h e C o u n t y l i o n r d o f I’ u h l l c I n ­ co lle cted for e a c h o f th e sa id year*. M i u c t inn h a s d e t e r m i n e d b y r e s h l u l l n n t h a t t e n n illln Is t h e e s l l 111 a I ed in lt lu K e n e r e s u s r y tu he V o te d a l s u c h e l e c t i o n f o r t h e p u r p o n o 'if Ihe said sp ecln l tu x nrhool d is tr ic t f o r t h e e l i s u i i i R t w o ) e u r s. T h e fo lio w u iK num ed o re a p p o in t ­ ' d l o a c t a * I n s p o c t o iH u n d c l e r k f at t h e p r e c i n c t * n a m e d , x v lih ln sal-l Hpeelul T a x Heliool D i s t r i c t , l o h o ld nalil e l e c t i o n : P r e c i n c t No. !* ( I . o i i u w o m l ) J. M 1 • b u f f e r . C l e r k . J A. I lln t lln e . -VI' M I .H in d e r , u n d D. It. W e n t w o r t h , Innpectors. P r e e l n e t No. | 0 ( l . u k e M a r x ) , VV I llo p klliM . C l e r k , VY V. DllIIli. A H. HJiddum. and Writ. T r u e . In speetor* P r e e l n e t N'n. II ( A 11a i n o l i l e ). I l e e tie rl H. F u l l e r , I ' l e r k , A W M u l l e n , A r l h u e l. e x v ls u n d I*. II H lo n e , In- WILL TRADE: Several good builu ing lots, completely paid for, us first payment on well located farm. Lots nrc located within the city of Sanford, in desirable sac lions, and will bo priced on ble basis. If you want to trad* write me what you have, what ym want for it nnd maybe wc can make n deal. Address Ilox 71) ( are Herald. _ ______^ 25—Exchange . Horn-*' 16—Houses For r.enl _____ 2G— MiacclluneouH For Sale ONE FOUR ROOM house furn­ ished with hath $25.00 per month. One 5 room furnished house with garage nnd chicken mns. $40.00 |M*r month. Two un­ furnished houses. All within eiiy limits. Also one small filling sta­ tion at Osteen. Phone 920. attractive seven rooirlouse. Cnll 303 Mngt or phono 308-W. my bungalow fum- FOR SALE: Household furniture and Bulck Roadater. Enquire 30t) Palmetto Ave. _ _ . garuge. Herndon, R eason a b le, LARGE FAT FRYERS, i 7»l Par*:. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No doubt there arc several pieces of discarded furniture In your home that are no longer of value to you —turn them into cash . . . a Iler*rd Classified Ad will put your messugo before thousands of read­ ers. Call 148 today. - ________ 218 \Nest POTATOES delivered at $1.00 a bushel. These are culls, too small tENT new Duplex house in for shipping, and more trouble to location with all modern prepare for cooking than th* largo icnccs. Will refit cheap to ones but just as good to cat. Tele­ phone your order in the evening to itent tenants. Phone .207. ROOM: furnished house low mor rates. Sec V. A. Speer, FOR SALE CHEAP—$36 Princess Dresser $15. Two Simmons beds, half j r RENT: To responsible party, two coil springs lea* then attractive Spanish bungalow, price. I-nnglcy Apt*. Phone 652-W. rrounded by beautiful Oak treer, rated at 317 High St. Completely BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge irnished. Two bed rooms, livlnq deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, 'om. dining nook, kitchen equ p fully 'equipped, feleepo six. Pile* •d with electric range, bath, gar­ reasonable. P. 0. Box 938. re. everything up-to-dete. bee Mr. erg at The Herald office,______ 27—Money To Loan - _ — / 1 In K i t l t l f ' nt SI I K it I D A N J I 5W I 4T T . D e c * * * * aI. T o nil c r e d i t o r * . Irani*-***. t l M t i iHIteex. n ml nil p e l * . .It* litivltiK i'll* Ini* -*t ile iiin lt tlf uUuIokI •Mini"'. Volt, it ml eitrlt nt **itl. n r e Iteri'h) n ot I tie d mill r e q u i r e d t*> pi e * e n l 1111) eliiliii** null d e m a n d * «lil-*li x--n. o r e i t h e r o f > on. in n) h n v e 11 u >•I*>-*I tin- 1*1 111- o f N lie rldiin J e w * ' ! ! , d-*r n n * r d . Ini*' o f Hi'ininul*' *'011111), F l o r l d u . to Hu* H o n J « * H. Hliurnii Baldwin Mortgage Co., See our local Counsel, S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. ii v M v i t i F T 's rrrriT iH N r u n n is C I I A I I H F . A N D lilt l ll '. l l O F VIIT I C K T H R U HON . In I h r D U t r t r l C i i u r l » f I h r I n llr t l S tair*. F u r t h e T u rn On D i v i s i o n , S o u t h e r n I list r i e l o f F l o r i d a IN T i l l : M A T T H it O F : H It I.IINH. t i a d l n v a n d o i k -i n l l i w a* I.o N h W o o D I,C M I t r . l t AND H C P I M .V 1 * 0 , I t a n k r u p t . A *1. 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If nli> t h e ' h a v e . « h ) lilt* p e n * - I o f t h e mild p e t l l l o l o l ■ .Ill-old nnl lie K r a n t e d A n d It In f u r t h e r ••l-lered l-V tin - u i n l . t h a t t h e r l e e h nliull «• ml. hi m a l l , t o a ll k n o w n e n d ! i n r » . r n p l n nt r-nld iM 'iliio i, a n d t i l l - ■ ■ '•l>i. ad ilre nned In Itieili a l III -r p l-iee* o ti M ilelli'e -I - nl III I II V V IT X K S H T h e ll.-a .- t.i -l-- l - A K I J 11SK H . J io lu o f th e mild C o m t a n d lin nenl l l i e r i ' i f a l T a m p a , li nalit i l l s l e l e l . o n III-’ 13th d a ) o J i m s , A l> f ‘ ?S FORMER RESIDENT DIES tlonal honorary scientific frater­ nity. At Grcnl Hear l.nkc Using Great Bear I-nke ns n base, the young scientist will pene­ trate «s fur north ns Coronation T. J. Noone, Jonncr resident ol Sanford, died in Orlando last Thursday following an oncratMrtl nt the Orange General Hospital* Mr. Noone formerly operated an auto Inundry here nnd had been' living in Orlando only a week when he passed nway. Funeral r.crvices were held in that city tW j morning. Refinishing Upholstering • An By Factory Expert | jC}#V 1 am opening a shop in Sanford and will be equipped to handle any kind of repair' work promptly. ' Phone 885 in care of Smith and Jordan Inc., until new address is announced. . The soil is a rich sundy loam, with clay subsoil. It is in tho flow­ ing well district, und ilio drainage is perfect,with a fall of eight to eleven feet to two big drninugo canals, one running through Its western side und tho other along its eastern edge. It i* Imrdored by tho St. Johns River on the south and by a broad im­ proved hlghwuy on the north, with another improved highway running through It. It is crossed by the F. E. C. Ruilwuy with a freight station only one mile away ami the promise of h siding on tho property itself. It has every advantage pososscd by the best agricultural lands in the Sanford district, nnd being virgin land, is likely to lie free for some years fiom plant discuses nnd insects which cuiiho so much trouble on old lands. During the past season, on the part tinder cultivation, it pro­ duced ns its first crop 65 bnrrcls of potatoes to the ucre, marketed three weeks aheud of Hastings and bringing prices doublu those renllzod by the Hastings gtowers. There hu* Just been taken off it a crop of cucumbers said by disinterest­ ed parties familiar with the cuke districts at Waehula, Winter Gurdcn, Webster, Williston und other points in Florida, to be by far the best produced anywhere lit the state, und sold nt the "top of the market". Other crops now growing on the land show its rcmarkahlu fertility and thut it will produce bumper crop* of everything th a r tan be raised in this section. TO THE FIRST TOM ERS AND FOU A LIMITED TIME ONLY, I am offering this land, cither the raw or Improved in small and large tracts at extraordinarily low prices und on excep­ tionally easy terms, but with a big discount to buyers pre­ pared to pay all cash. • Telephone in tho evening to 776 lot an appointment to sec tills land. It U less than 25 miuutc* drive from the center of Traffic Office! If every car owner u ied Champion Spark Business Directory Batteries HEMSTITCHING Singer Sewing. Macbiue Shop Machines Sold, Rented, Exchanged Easy faymenta • Phone 80 North Park, Valdes Bldg Hoff-Mac Battery Co 117 East 2nd. Street. Champion D the better ipark plug becauae it bu* *n cxcluiive ilRImanitc iniulamr *pc- • dally treated to with•tand the much higher v T temperature* of tbe r modem hlgh-comprra\ •Ion engine. Al*o a new patented aolid co p p erB j^ : gxiketieal that rrmiln. • biolutel v gat.tight g ; ■ under high comprrv B •Ion. Special analytlt i *t;h elect rode* which auure a fixed (park-gap under p t ® all driving coodltiona. Ch a m p io n Elton J.. Moughto Architect First Nat'l Bank Hldtf, Sanford, Fla. TOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER HauHng, Crating Shipping, nod Storage i m * o s ______ *un R a*e at Furniture_________ WE BUY or trade in used furni­ ture. Wagner Furniture Co. Awnings SEMINOLE AWNING SHOP. As we understand, it, there are SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtalne Awnings, Window shades. Tarpau­ Cushions and Seat Coverings. lins. Anything of Canvaa. 809 East only two factions here interested in 2nd, 8treet. Phone 11. prohibition. Thorj) iffor" it and 30.1 West 2nd. Street. Iw__ u.»U M Corner Flrat SI. and Sanford Ave, Plugs Tebdo, Otda m e lo r Evtry Engine -Classified- C. Killingsworth th ere w o u ld be few er traffic jams due to cars •tailing. Spar/CP/ugs OR RENt TNew nine room furn­ ished house for rent 1901 Mag.11. nm i $60 per month, rhonc ON WHITE or colored property, B. W. Herndon. 108 E. 2nd £ t Mortgage Loans t> t ill (IT o r m l M l J ( IHJU. WFMINOI.H r u t v r v . K T tT K OF FMIIIIDX IP—Perhaps you ing you don't noed a nd sonioelse has something you wnnt Hint they no longer find use for— mukc iin exclhungc through this eIsssIficntioM. Cnll 148 for scrvici. ANSFBB Cervire Phone 670*W or opening. TVAfOAUS Only a half day left in which to buy this high grade furniture at our low prices Come early if you can. hundreds of important things that can l f t —W A NTED DIXIE FLYER RO Noon soli out u business—or BABY CHICKS $10.00 —100. FinR. I. Reds. Some nt 8c each. Lav. hntch. Call this Thursday. H. I. Koontz, I/mgwood Florida. Father’s Dai Receiver's Sale OfK f Smith Bros,9 Inc. • ». • property worth thousands of dollars, lmVo JUNE 17tl Y O U R LA ST CHANCE A little ad from 25 to 50 words will sell Marine Major ToFtyJj Plane . To Nicaragua. B PRINTING—Sanford Print sc Co. Fine Job Printing. Me­ nder Arcudu, N. Nipper. Signs of all ktnas. In Hanford Faint & Wall 1‘apcr SUNDAY Father’s Thursday Sanford Dally Herald SUN PROOF PAINTS McKinnon-Markwood Co gulf, on the Arctic orran. 1 sledge expeditions probably will frequently necessary, it is um stood, since there are only almat** a thousand of the llareskin "UTO| viving over several thouaUnJj square miles. W ft 5 V.W W M M M H a Few white men have pcnetratflH the region. In, 1012 two mfsiionJq (L eg a l A d s) aries were slain there by the nfcrt M > T ll'K O F B l.IS C T IO * tives and the murderers were apf? prchcndctl finally by a member the Mounted Police. D’Arcy A'rtMOjj noted northland figure, and the tat*J piorer Stcffnnson, were among ugy few who have been there. SteffMftji son has said he never would retow j C ou tU y, F lo r id a , s a id d i s t r ic t b clnu to the Great Bear lakta reffVojfj a ls o k n o w n n* H anford S p e c ia l T ax S chool D istrict, on F rid a y . June skins for a year, studying their alone. 13th. I M S . f o r t h e p u r p o s o o f d r lives, habits and wnys of thinking, "Osgood's trip should, I belmlffl t r r iiiliiliiu w h o s h a l l b s t r u s t e e s o f t h e s a id d i s t r i c t f u r t h o n e x t s u e and will submit his observations furnish a valuable contribution ,lo crrd liiK t w o y e a r s , a n d th e n u m b e r to the unvirsity hero. our knowledge of the Athubaacan <>f m i l l s o f d i s t r i c t s c h o o l t a x t o b o l e v i e d a n d c o l l e c t e d f o r e a c h o f th o Outfitted At.Ottawa civilization." salt! y e a r s . _ . . T h o C o u n ty H oard o f T u b llc I n ­ At Ottawa, Canada, the nntionnl s t r u c t i o n lis a d e t e r m i n e d b y r e s o ­ museum outfitted him with the l u t i o n t h a t to n m i l l s Is I l l s e s t i ­ scant equipment he will take on m a t e d n illliiK c n e c e s s a r y t o l»o v o ­ te d a t s u c h e l e c t i o n f o r t h o p u r the trip: two rifles, 24 notebooks, n ose o f s n ld s p e c i a l t a x s c h o o l d ls n recording phonograph and 50 trlrt fo r the r n s u l n s t w o y e a rs. T h e f o llo w in g n a m ed a re a p p oin tdiscs to register native songs nnd to net n s I n s p e c t o r s a n d c l e r k s at an eiderdown sleeping bag to th o p r e c i n c t s n a m e d , w i t h i n s u n HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. d S p e c i a l T a x S c h o o l D i s t r i c t , t o ho ld withstand the temperatures which J., June 13.— (INS)—Major Char- | su h l e l e c t i o n : „ . .. ut times ranches far below zero. les A. Lutx, veteran marine corpa.|j P r e c i n c t No. 1 (H an fo rd ), Mrs. M a r ie S t c l n c l p h c r . C l e r k , M r s . Ttulh Caribou will furnish most of tho uvintor who recently won the C dfvjl S. H u t c h e d , K. IS. P a n e , a n d J . A. food of the young explorer, fr it tls Marine Trophy for seaplanes, ,2 t'linnlnith am . In s p e c to rs . * F r e c l m - t No. 3 (H an fo rd ). M rs is tho hlcf part of their meals, he arrived nt Toterboro airport todav ,1 P e a r l l l n b b l t t . C l e r k . M r s . M ild r e d revealed before starting, lie will from Philadelphia with a Fokker .. S q u i r e s , I. Y. I l r y s n . s l i d U. K. M c ­ ’ live ns ono of the Indians, adopt­ tri-niotored marine corps mono-.j Call, In s p e c to rs . D a t e d t h i s t h e S ilt d a y o f May, ' ing their customs, doing the work plane which he is to fly to N k f r tS A. D. I 9 J*. “ ‘ they do and absorbing ns much C O U N T Y H D A I I U O F I ’ U D I . I C INagiin. * H T IU 'C T IO N . H R M I N O b E C O U N ­ ns possible of their viewpoint. T Y . F I.O H ID A . _ Orders were received at tho At* ■r From Ottawa Osgood proceeded A tt e s t: T . W . I .A W T O N , H orretsry • | by train to Edmonton and Water- lantlc Aircraft Corporation, mak- i W 11. 1,1 A MS. cts of Fokker planes, for the I n ­ :.;AHrorto. C lm lr in u n . Futility Jinlisc of Si-miniile itnnnfv stallation of additional fuel tanka III till* office III llie Couiny Court in the marine plane, and although,, V O T IC K O F F .l.K tT IO N iioliHF III Heinllull e Comity, Florin-*, wli It 11, twelve iiioiiIIin from )lie »lul« Major Lutz would make no official • h ereof. announcement It Is understood n*/. Dated May IJHi. will attempt n non-stop /light t o i : i . i */a h i : t i i j c w i r r r . D i r e lit 1 1x o f tile F u t i l t e o f the Central American nation. ;|| ' M hefliltin J e w e t t , l>ecrn»o»l Your Bar, tified immediately in case of ror. ' : TO ADVERTISERS A Herald representative oroughly familiar with rates ]es and classification will it you complete information. Bd if you wish, they will assist SU N D AY N O R TH W EST! NORTH Ends THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDWEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1928 H SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FATHER’S T% DAY KANSAS CITY, June 12. —(INS)—Tliin is one convention in which Aluhunin will not open the first inning by casting 24 votes fur Underwood. veralty Medical School wit| of the moot finely equinno.i tutlona In the United Btatei been started here. President Walter Dill See Northwestern University ■ided at the corner atone’ i of the building, which will w atructed at an estimate fo $14>00,000. It will be rend) occupancy, according to Dr. inir S. Cutter, denn of the n school, in the spring 0f The hospital was estoblL 1BC5 by Dr. A. W. pastavi 1871 It was deatrayed by fi built In 1885 and thivo later, closed as inadequate. T&msm ■sp*rt Pleas Marian. Haallatf Crallan, SMpSgb SIS* Tank VaellKlea n . « r aae zee a. Mapu ave* RALPH W. I.OS8ING Mgs. Judge Electrical Service Bv Its R esults” Says George E. Itobcrls -la Iba baalaraa Mortal foil* >* tbr po.lllaa* al trad* rr.hly and ra• l*o***lbtllly ara Krld by a*ra wba kata bara ad»aacrd to tbra* ouder a ■>lira* af aoMerlltluo a ad rtlMlINMllteiia * traf uf filter** U >* araaaujla iral —a trot of ability lo yrodara »*•»• oMir rr.alt*- Tba lari Ibat a* a rale tba a*aa la yaollioa* al rc*yaaalblllly bava a«a»a o* froM tba raaba I* yrool Ibal *ba ayalaa* la faada* aaaalally aaaad and allaatlxa. »arlrty rannal af­ ford la rbaaaa • root Ibr aaaaaailr l»*l al l»»**J* ably lo aa arbi­ trary a» yalllleal •) alrat af aalerlion."-— I.rur.i, K. Habarta. Vice I 'm U n l, *»ll«***al C1l» Maaa. 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MalalalarS will Iba baaartta 4 ^ r ltr t !*• a* alaalria U»bl a r t raatlaav la ba aalU ltb* 'U � 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, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 13, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 13, 1928. 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W o rld 's G r e a t e s t V e g e ta b le Spot a n d R i c h e s t G a r d e n L an d . A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R fT tjW tt'A lA leased Wire International News Service Tornado Destroys Nebraska Houses LINCOLN, Noli.. June 12. — (IN S) A t'irniulo, striking .Hortly before midnight, ilcntoiinhcd nearly 100 home* in MeCock, Nelt., neronling t i report* received here this morning. No deatlis were reported. Seven persons were said 1 1 lie injured, one woman probably fatally. Wires leading into the stricken town arc down. D'H’tor* and liut-'cs nia enroute there front Nebraska points. The wind Kwcpt a eienn path, half a mile wide, through the residential Member Audit Bureau Of CircuCtl S A N W M i V I^LOWD a . T F r i a t l X Y l Nobile Makes Urgent Plea For Supplies For His Band CHURCH AID TO Wh ich Is Facing Hardships * PR ROtyE, June 12.—(IN S )—In a for the ill-fated expedition, today wireless rderived here Unlay, Gen- confirmed the report th n t three _ . a . m . 4, , Window m eisagv received hero to- of the party urc m issing and two l v c iN , ,|av. General S e c r e t a r y O f ts tltln UJ ec ilIv Umberto Nobile, hurt. • inesse^s favorite According to the story released A d d re s s A l T n r c e l l u n d r c u t n marooned commander of tho dir* ■ Son Glides Easily A n n iv e r s a r y O IT o u n d in g O l igililc .1tnlin stated th at his radio from here, the gondola carrying Gcnernl Nobile nnd fi*c other TFte D u tc h R c f o rm c d C h u rc h storage batteries were practically Most Delegates [towards Success In exhausted nnd th at transm ission men became .detached from the CabinetCarididate messages would have to lie diiigihle when it firs t struck the ir Heel Election Says Public Opinion of HI stoppi'd for u few day* until ice. The remainder o f the crew Due ForNominatlo: were devised for recharg­ drifted with the huge gas hag Is Against Fighting: means ing them. On First B a llo ts 20 miles to the cast before finally In his message Nobile nt«n m ad1? reining to rest. S u m m a riz e s S lc n s T a k e n T o •in u rre n t nppcpl for supplies. Ho Ice conditions in the region in O u tla w W a r S in c e I t W a s asked for hoots for his men, r l l i n which the dirigible oamo down W a 3 i.-_ „ F i r s t S u g g e s te d Y e a r A go and nminunition, medicines, sled* will prevent the landing of airQ f O h io S o u n d s F \ r r n t F o r F n r m R e lie f I t l a ces, cigarettes, nn oil stove and plnn£4J..jr#«^j4!ft* report given out K e y n o te "S p e ech A t O sn v en Itermine To Contest I’ra r tlc n lly C u tA n d D r ie d T o NEW YORK, June 12.—Scoreice breaker is there pnrmuaUtoboat*. ’ hen? U rn W h ic h I h I J w e lW Ith p e * iln v lliitS q im h b lc s M n y A r is e tary of State Frank B. Kellogg. In ftw v Of -Way j-ifljv. Jiiaclical ho|«Nobile advised tlfrit lio~hml so srrn IrntcH Over* C a n d id a te Is s u e O v e r A g r i c u lt u r e Q u e s tio n Idaho, Which Backed * apeis'h here Inst night, urged the rationed his m eagre food supply of rwhw**-*- - •-*-* _ ^ __ Rule < A dispatch1 Worn Oslo says that 1 that it would last for 50 days. Hu CONVENTION HALL, KAN­ churches of America to i.upport the Borah, DecidesToGo KANSAS CITY, June 12—(IN S) said that a single red-tinted tent Cnpt. itltto Sverdrup, Arctic ex­ Except for farm relief the 1028 SAS CITY. Mo., June 12.t-<tN*F IaLEIGII. N. C.; June 12. S p c n c c r. R orick & Co. O f f e r povVcrs in their attem pt to achieve had been erected on a largo Ice­ pert, is pessimistic about rescu­ To Herb FromStart i i 95.5 F o r $183,000 B lo ck : n declaration against war. His ad­ floe to enable nvintors of the to* ing Nobile nnd his men. INS)—W ith suoportcra of Ice Republican platform was practi­ —The Republicans are going to C o m m issio n W ill O p e n Newthe country in the 1928 campaign dress commemorated the three lief expeditions to sight his crew breakers, in his opinion nro the cally cut ami dried today. There TCONVENTION H A L L . |. Cordell Hull, TennesB id s W e d n e sd a y A fte rn o o n hundredth university of tho found­ front the air. best means of rescue, but lie said limy he a squabble over one or two nn the issue of general prosperity Kansas City, Juno 12— (INS) fnvoritc sen for the Reports front the C itta Di Mi­ he feared they would arrive too plunks other than the ugricullure —and If Calvin Coolldg# should — A political band wagon with X kidcntinl n o m i p ation. The City Commission yesterday ing of the Dutch Reformed Church lano, the bnse ship nt King’s Hay late. issue, but to all intents nn d ’ p ur­ be persuaded to again carry tho Herbert Hoover sitting in tho aly in control, the State afternoon received a hid of 96.5 fnr J nl New ^otk. -----■ S t driver’s aeat‘ lumbered Into poses the platform will he adopted standard so much the better. aocratic convention glided a block of refunding bonds in the "Since this discussion commentThis was the keynote sounded Kansas City’s big convention substantially ns already w ritten by jthly through perfunctory sum Of SIKH,000, hut immediately cd.” said Secretary Kolbgg. “ beSenator Smoot. Republican, - nf here today hy Senator Simeon D. hall today for the first session liminaries this afternoon, turned down the offer and an* tween France and the United U tah, who is to be chairm an of the F n s of Ohio, in opening the Re­ of tho Republican National .. lowcvcr, despite the large nounerd that on Wednesday at 2:00 States, the idea has appealed with National Convention, Convention. There w a s ferity piled up by Hull in the o'clock it will receive sculcd bids Increasing force to the public opmResolutions Committal This is the publican scarcely n delegate on tho which 1* beset with hitter and ac­ opinion of leaders of various Ytion of dclcgutcs represent* on both the $182,000 issue, which l°M of Kir world. floor, nor a p arty chieftain on tn« rimonious struggles over candi­ khntles in the party. |20 votes by the district con- was validated In January, and a The secretary summer!**.!I the platform that did not concede th<» Tho tentative platform , of about lions thin morning, support__ . , ^ steps taken to outlaw w ar sir.ie it dates nnd platform. nomination of the candidate on tho . *u|rKcai c,| „ year ago by ;i0 planks, hews closely to the 1024 ] of Governor Al Smith were block of $I2.>,000 of a new issue. wn# Senator Foss did not actually firs t ballot, probably Thursday. The lone bid was offered by Rny Aristide ltriand, foreign m inister D e c la re s l i e U sed F r i e n d s h i p S w in g O f H ig D e le g a tio n T o pattern. It is wordy, lauds Cool* propm e the nomination of Mr. lited to contest every inch of The Butlrr-Mellon announcement', t H o o v e r S c e n ts T o Iln v cG n o ri idgo economy and prosperity, ex­ A m iin g T h e N e w s p a p c r n O f Ind before perm itting the M. Maun, representing Spitzer, 0j. France. He adm itted that an hour before" the convention’s •• Coolidge, hut neither did he toko E f f e c t U p o n T r a d in g W h ic h tolls the protective tariff, favors T e x a s T o S p r e a d 1‘r o p n g a n role to he applied to t lie del- Rorick and Company of Toledo. O. •<cyl,|cn| individuals” who believe Y e s te r d a y R e s u lte d P o o rly strict law enforcement, endorses him out of conMilerstion—ho m ere­ assembley th at “Coolidge ia o u t . d a O f P u b lic S e rv ic e B o d y The offer carried with it a stipu* wnr |K,re „tay nH nn instilion at Houston. of ltr and “Hoover L the man" w as the adm inistration's eff »rtn to out- ly left wide open the door to tho the delegates chosen by dis- Intion that tho bid would he |ir<,Sent negotiations. He declared, on everybody's lip*. On the floor . d raft movement, should tho coftNEW YORK. June 12 ( I N S ) — WASHINGTON. Juno 12.— luw war und denounce., corruption Is—representing 20 votes— withdrawn unless delivery of the ^uHon, can see no value in the some of the wavering delegation# veutinn desire to wnlk through It, Sweeping declines in the prices "f in government elections. 1-2 were credited to Hull and securities could lie made on or he- ),0Wever. th at tin wor'rt's desire I INS t—William C. G rant, dlrccwere caucusing a* the conventlm by saying that Mr. Coolidge "ap A- originally drafted by Smoot, f-2 to Smith. Having easily a fore July 1, and also contained a j () j,a nisli war would trium ph in ti r of the Texas Public Service industrial stocks at the close of opened and voting lo support Hoothe big fight lias developed, pr<>' pcareil** to U* M*t upon retiring, # ority in the stnti eon vent ion. clause which would hind the Corn- (|M, ,.n,| Information Itureau, rcvenloil to­ yesterday’s session left few weak tlie farm relief plank over which and th at many of his friends be­ ]| (. referred to the present ef Hull ennip also claimed the mission not to sc'l the $125,000 CIdaho. which h id indicated ; fo­ spots in the general li-t. and. after mist'd u ta riff readjustnu-Ut to lieved so. forts as all attem p. toward- a day before the Federal Trade votes that will lie invested issue for less than 05.5. first vote to it# f#vorlte son, Sen- xj Mr. Coolidge’* name was not prelim inary reaction in n number ( ' oiii mission's investigation of In mg agriculture ami industry The fact (hut no hid was receivMl„| straightforw ard" d e­ light delegates at large. Stiortmentioned hy the Ohio keynoter ato r Borah, was one of these. Tho lk; |>cfi<re 1 o’clock Auhlcy L. ed fir tin* block of $125,000 is a t - | elarution against war. lie said it the "power tru st" th at he used of the motor and specialty stoch.i mmc nearly on u parity. Hy |f.until near the end of his long ad­ delegates decided to show th eir ferenec, lit Inpit, it upheld 1’iesi hidden ineiiiiing" and is bis friendship among newspaper* todny, the marke*. made unothei Iks, of Greensboro, began ins trihuted to pending litigation in | support of the nhmlnee hy going i dent Coolidgc’a veto f i In- Me dress. Then, afte r words of praise to him a t tho start. Over in the New mi n of Texas t<> ilisxuiniiinto cffoit to rally. fiote address, urging unity and validation proceedings. There were ",.n-ily understood.” Nary HuiUgi'ii lllll by wuriiinif the Mich as few conventions have lis­ a dozen bond buyers picscnl but “ I am persuaded”, be said, "that propugaiidu. Iminy within the party. The swing of log delegations to 'lurnii'rx against paint u for in­ tened to regm ding any president Jersey section, where there wens- Under cross exam ination G ran t none made a bid except Mr. Mam:. the time lias come when a irank soma Lowden delegate#, the delega- ■ Km- delegates chi.sen by disFollowing receipt of the Spitxcr, renunciation of war n« un in-tiu raid llmt lie had w ritten to the Hoover for president ut Kansas definite fixing nnd other artificial save Lincoln, Senator Fesa closed lion informally agreed to tu p p o rt . j |s this morning were nieroly with this: U tilities Corporations City apparently cleared up one of xlliniilnntK. It turned down the pro )inntcd, b u t nomination l.y th« Rorick offer, the Commissioners m int of national policy should be Texas "I once said, and I now repeat Hoover solidly from tho first ballot point* advocated by the mili’.uiit riet conventions is practically. <were asked liy some of the bond made, to the end that the peaceful pointing out bis effectiveness in tho overhanging uncertainties utid my statem ent. Few are his words, onward. to rn twit representative tho into j} l\alent to election. Wliether buyers to consider the Ind in an and friendly relations existing br- "getting information i- • m i'j lupddnticn of weakly held slin-kn decisive his judgm ents. Hi* com­ • The Hoover forces believe they -A lha,Sm oot diaft a us le delegates, along with the executive session. M.\ Mann pro­ tw rea the people of the world may newspaiKT-s." Hi* hurcnii id c o n lrn T w n ir** o f i / fncr»r th a iK rt nny conveyed to* Hoover lieutenants. prehension of problems la broad, am "In’*. T ha'sorely preWed alU efrae anmi •g ain st the cabinet eandldata are Igntes a t large—which are to tested and suggested that the m ut­ he perpuated. I am convinced ported by u $18,01)0 utilities of Texas. I time since the reliction stnrted. Word was sent hack thnt it wa- too his vision clear, and hi* action still struggling, aavagely and Jimmed by the convention ter could bo tbrushed out. in open moreover, th at all i hanges in these I button from the duuntlrM. His conception of pub­ Grunt said his bureau often The severity of the decline in the "nindcrutc" in il« offer of aid to relations should t« .-"iigni bv furiously bat It appeared to bp • |r in the day—will lie instruct­ meeting. „ „ ulrendy agriculture. Hoover n'preaeiilatlvea lic duty forestalls the employment a strugglo of desperation thl# men at high price specialties, Inis The bond buyer snhl he w ant­ pacific means und be llu* result of I'l.tertaini'd new spaper or w hether they will go to farm I of mere political expediency. Ho .to Iiitrin-tivc then started revamping a farm morning as the leaders went to . Lion uninstructed, will be de- ed to avoid the possibility of a re ­ a peaceful nnd niderlj progress; bnmpiuts. llu asserted th a t he eon- placed tin III "II il III sincrcd his nmthi«ls legitim ate has is for long pull a id investment plank. U ........ .. the policy »f the spurns the a rts of the demagogue, (bed to snatch a few hours sleep petition of an incident, which he and any nation "Inch 'mil here I'l by the convention before it Hoover people t > offer an a ffirm s- and strengthens the passion of pub­ after a night of smoky confer* i -aid oe« urrd here several years n f l.r seek to p i"iii"l'' it- tin*t "'al when I he infoi illation given j.ui piiri'IniM ’t ntiil 'Ii ••HIT 1elJ\ KIR • Turns. # l i \ t. fuiiii pi "g ra m bn ed on the lic rectitude. Ho is more eone'ined 1 was ueciirute. Grunt wrote some lull the body clearly divided be ago when, during the • mr-e of inti.cM by resort l" vmr -build be edilm i-iL hi a weekly news bull till- Mill 1* •l"W llWIII •1 with i»’|M.rt”«l jn nli ipies of the so cnlled Jnrtline in directing the public mind in cnccs. P art of Pennsylvania’s - 70 il) a oomlHer of thr Ll«»k« t.»H • roopei alive muiketing aid plan. proper ihuiincln than in following bn the presidential nomination a sale, a m a t bidder was said denied the benefits nnd iMiaranlces etin be issued and prepnn-d sever­ houses. to have been given a llt-poinl furnished by the proposed treaty. votes, a t least, are certain to go iovernor Al Smith and Kep. T his is nn effort to convince the public clamor based upon propa­ for Hoover. T h st much became “ This is the object "I the ne- al editorials, which were pub­ Tile 1nit kn iiur'i • f'tirlluir ''ill* ganda. He yields not to threats, |iel| Hull, Tennessee's favorit* advantage over other buyers. Mr. lie based tae ebarg* giitutions in which 15 ."ild powers lish! tl, at the leipichl of u Dallas draw tils fr "ia tin* *ai!1 Im.iii n iaikft, farm er* th a t they cun count on nor is he prrsunded hy cajolery. assured when Senator-designate a strenuuus fight loomed ovc" Muun said agreement, wliieli hr are now* engaged, and in the name editor. but tlli.% wil* i i 't ii gical baiiilicnp uxnIMnncc fiom un adininistrntive Hit evident desire to do justice t i William 8. Vare, who sharca with ii|imi mi I unit rule, which is sought by Another letter was introdurn! id w ll it'll lie said im drew \V. Mellon the leadership of the government "f Hie United ii In the murki't, mi ire fund-, were leaded by Hoover. lind : i***ii [Hull camp. The 11O liver idi a is experted to all btimulates public confidence. of the Keystone delegatee, de* v the then States I bespeak the continued In slu'w that G rant submitted well Htipplicil from "lit mb- Miurccs. Inol been siuncd by Spilth delegates, weatcjri given support of this und every other eopii'h of i dili rials be was writing Firmneaa of the copper nictul imir- prevail finally in the plutfo.’m, He shields no wrong, nor denies clered unequivocally fo r Hoover. In icallj than the Hull forces m ayor ef Sanfor.l and no right. His sense of fairness "The Republicans in Penniyl»luting •lo instructions given a to ii competitor. I he result nt tin church in the present uinvemenl w gfor n Dallas newspattor to tin- ket wits helpful to I he cupper especially as Hoover leaders are provokes support ami disarm s nleluiniing they will have a m ajori­ declared, was that for the promotion of world pence." Dallas Gas Compnny for inspec­ stocks, in which modei ite recover­ vnnia, In iny judgment, are for transaction, lie V.iily of the delegates roinpristion before they were published. ies took place early hi the day. I n - ty „„ the Resolutions Committee, tack. Herbert Hoover for President" "A for five years nnd seven Ittif state convention, will fight his rival in l ived the l">"ds Ut From May to Septem ber. l ’J2tl, diihtriu! report!, wi re generally Member*‘of thu comniitlec are he •aid Vare. “I aald In Philadelphia points less than was publicly an ­ months of leadership in our nation |n-t the unit rule on the ground Texas newspaper# earried I,<170 fuvomhlc, tiiough it was ndniittcd ing carefully Helecte.1. last month a t the meeting o f the he I*iivea office hy his own fiat, Pennsylvania delegation th at h r minority representation was nounced. It was learned today thnt re ­ rolumtiN of imblic utilities infoifm In o ffn iu g the securilic th a t the Hiitoniohilc ronipanics m e feed in both the precinct meet cently In W ashington srrretnrieiT which uppears to be final and la would" be the strongest candidate ( inution. Weilnc-day, the Umnmtsentered the period of reduced vo interpreted by many of his and the county conventions h sale on rn„r#»eiita sion advised the bond represenw ialc:i, and thnt im lustiia’ prmlur- Hoover. Jardinc and Mellon con- friends in spito of tho fact th at the Republican P arty could noml- » state. felted on fnrm iclief. They agreed nate. I now emphatically repeat lives that the $ 1KlI.OOO would I* tlon in the sum m er in m th a would his nomination and re-election i JM e f„r immediate di livery and thnt doulitlrsa shrink as conipiired with on the general term s of an ngri- would he n foregone conclusion th at statem ent. cultnriil program- Mellon however, "I am convinced of the sincerity ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. Y.. the $125,000 wmilil be subject U* the lirst 'p inrti' 1 . did he not forbid. of several statem ents by Presi­ .hum lib --(IN S )—Wuving • gay With h riie r support from Hie wns undrrslo A to have opposed validation. "Tills hold upon the confidence specific cnihn-enu'iit of nny p ar­ farewell io hor nuillier, tlm fa r dent Coolidge taking him self o i l Cunsidciable i"iitine business pools and pr ifeiomuial*, the inniket of the American |>eopls of every leadera exhibited « rnllyiiijr ten ­ ticular form of relief. The general iiuiite, eluss and creel, without re­ of the raee. and 1 shall therefore ■wan transact'd. The Commission Mabel Boll Implied off from hero voted a two weeks’ vacation with in the trans-A tlantic monoplane dency in tho afternoon. Wr.*uni'*a idea was laid before I’reaiilenl gard to partium feeling make# use my Influence at the caucus KANSAS CITY. June 12. in .Chrysler motor, Pjicknrd und Coolldge but be did nut p.nbljcly Uulvin UoollUgo the g re a te s t. per­ of th e Pennsylvania deleget pay to tbr hi ads of the several Columbia ut 7:ID A. M. (Eastern approve tb'* i'b'ie in«\i substitute (IN S )—The politienl wnfrd* lien to have Secretary Hoover ■ can*- | Duylight Time) on the fir*t l«-g of MUsqt)ling fact >r. hut IAN'S AS CITY, June 12 (IN S) departm ents and all empl-.yes a flight to Europe—the greatest ure full .of'-vlcc-l’rcsidi'iitinl ear Nash wjm for the vetoed / MeNa^y-llnugen sonal and political lo n e in Itic didary endorsed." Vare control* h . L I UJter lireliniug 2 isiiij’s to -#i who are on a salary. The action jlii' widely heralded march of % Bill. 'Jardinc,' who' is assisting in world today." adventure of an ndvehturons-epr- didhtes. While" the fight o s op | g |,rya|c r recovered all of <t» eai:ly 19. possibly 80 of the Penasyl* Senator Fcs» studiously avoided vanla delegate#, Mellon controls loot) em battled farm ers on the was taken with the provision that drafting, the plank, has eirvulatod Hoover occupied the » c*nU r ,,f ,h P l losses, und .lemn.id for the s in k l'Cr' ' . . .. ., the vacations are to he arranged mentioning prohibition by name lpnrta of the Republican con* copies of the program umuug The form er Rochester, N. r* arenu. n dozen more or less active the othere. hut he made il clear th at tho Re­ 'ion citudcl had failed to inn- Kj th at no extru help will hr em ­ girl was accompanied by Oliver | booms were under way today for uroutul 70 was in good volume. lenders here. F or reasons of hia own. Met publican Tarty i. a dry party. H»» ployed. «lixe Inlay. No doubt tho farm plank can­ U Houtillicr, her pilot, u n i Can- the second place noipinution. was not willing last night to com­ I’it,h a hlg tourist park still not he udopted without a stru g ­ ullusion lo prohibition was veiled m it him self beyond the point he The moat active cam paigner wa* tain A ithur Argles, navigator, lho lly populated und tho highest Boat Line Move To gle. The allies Bguin.sl Hoover have but pointed, in th at section of hi# has already gone, th at of all the two w ar aces and the so-called Rcpiesentulive Hamilton Fisli of Iniates of the farm er cohort made their bid on the basis of speech devoted to "law enforce­ candidates who have present of diamonds’' plan to stop New York. His supporters have Be Diseussed Here "Queen led nt 20,000, leaders of the ugarion Unreal. They have fought ment.’* A fter calling for more Un­ cither u t Old Orchurd, Me., or In been button-holing delegates in all (Continued on Page 6.) lenient turned to make up in for the equalization fco and they ix cruul respect for the law he said: New Foundlund to fill the piano’s ra n ps in his behalf. 11c Is on tlu "No backward step can bo toler­ In response to an invitation o*- gasoline tanka for the flight ucroas list approved by veterans’ organ' ■>" what they lacked in nuinnro determined, If p issib lt. to Yaungberg, the treacherous -North Atlantic, ated u|»on whatever pretext which Hoover propaganda and too tc nded hy Gilbert rations whose representatives are hove th a t principle included in the LONDON. June 12.—(IN S )— [h farm work were charged hy chairm an, of the rivers and h a r ­ Mis* Boll hopes to heat Mlr-i here to grab the vice presidency The Japanese W ar Office today platform even if not mentioning would permit a noisy m inority to bor. committee of the Jacksonville | farm leaders f->r the situation. It hy name. The more m ilitant ele­ exploit the great mass of our pop­ Amelia E arhart, Boston avlatrik' for an ex-service man. A stronj; commerce repre­ now at Trepassey, N. F., with tho drl\Je also was being made for Rep­ received another unconfirmed re­ ments would specifically endorse ulation. All over the earth, led by The word was broadcast by the chamber of port th at Chang Tno-Lin, the Man­ our own example, there h a . burn: )vcr forces th a t the farm move- sentatives of the cities be‘vvren plane Friendship, In the race to he resentative Tilson of Connecticut churian wur lord, is dead, an E x­ the McNary Bill. Jacksonville and Orlando will m eit into national consciousness • the lit was nothing but politics and There has been romo talk In the the firsV woman to fly across the the House Republican louder. ' change telegraph dispatch -from here tomorrow morning for <hc conviction th at this policy and KANSAS CITY. June 11 Wisconsin und Minnesota delega­ j bluff, and a lot of farm ers O thers mentioned Included Vice­ Tokio stated. Chang was injured North Atlantic. most Interest evidently afraid th at they purpose of further discussing the Charles Levine, who loaned tho President Dawes, ' whose cloru when the train taking him to Muk­ tions of bringing u m inority farm program of hum an conservation (IN 8 )—The story going the round# of the 1 bid he led Into such a situation.” proposal of the Clyde Steamship Columbia to Mias Boll, said tha friend* say he wouldn't take the den, Manchuria, was wrecked by n plan kto the floor of the convention. m ust not be scuttled. " It is not a question of tolerance publican Convention today I’ained Senator Gerald Nye of Line to discontinue its service, on plane would not stop a t Old O r­ Job again, Governor Fuller of Ma<- bomb, a fte r he had loft Peking at This probably will be done If the ed why Secretary of tha (Continued on Tag* 0) the St. Johns river. fth Dakota. chard. Me. He tab! tho Columbia racliusatta, William T. Donovan of the mercy of tho besciging N a­ committee deals in generalities. ury Andrew W. Mellon come Detween 75 and 100 person, urc assistan t oltorney tionalist troops. The wet group ii not satisfied with There is no m istaking the sin* was carrying enough fo.r New York, Kansas City without soma the platform outlook on prohibi­ |ty of the farm er nor tho depth expected to be present for the a flight across the ocean. 200 g a l­ general, Hanford Macnlder of Io­ Marx Cabinet Quits Southern (N ationalists) troops from President Coolidire a# to meeting which will he presided wa, E x -asslstant Secretary of tion und is also threatening to ii* feeling. Nor should there be lon* of gasoline are aw aiting the continue th eir approach toward* choice for the- Republican nomls Today After Defeat over by Mr. Youngbcrg. The scsW ar. CoL Theodore Roosevelt of Tien-Tsin. Gen. mistake about the difficulty fliers at H arbor Grace. N. F. Chang* Tsung carry a fight to the floor. Neither ation. la te s t report# said the w eather New York, Glvernor Sam U akir Chang, m ilitary governor of Shan- effort i* expected to he fru itfu l electing a Republican ticket in iion will begin ut 11:00 ©clock in The T reasury Secretary, as BERLIN, June 12.—(IN S )—Tin . A third party th re a t li lurgely was ’’spotty’* over the Atlantic of Missouri. C. 8. Osborne of Mich­ liitog und commander of the Shan­ Dumber if It Is headed by an op- the City Hall. xloua to learn the Pres und not favorable to .a flight. The igan, Senator Charles C u rtii of tung arm y has demanded $1,000,­ discredited hy the progressive and Marx Cabinet resigned today and wishes, railed at the White lent of farm relief. The situatilers are likely to encounter 76 Kansas und Senator George tL 000 from tho Chinese Chamber o t farm" leaders. Senktor I ji F dlctte immediately afterw ard I'rpsiden*. ju st before leaving Wash nilght easily load to a third Deaths Tptal More miles at) hour headwind* r-p o rti Motes of New Hampshire, who is Commcrco at Ticn-Tsiri u# tha of Wisconsin,, whose fath er bolted Von llindrnhurg offered tho chan­ for the convention, he eal T h a n Births In May slated fo r tho |»ermaiicnt chair­ price o f non-oecupution. in Ili24. declaring today ha knew cellorship ' to Hermann Mueller, entered the presidential o f f lacker* of tho farm trek were stated. socialist and former chancellor of story went, hopeful of manship of the convention. |ing th a t the day would see There are indications th at d is ­ of no plans for a new party moveGermany. Ilrri Mueller accepted tome expression from Four more deaths than birth, C uitis la hooting for first place, incut. Summing up the sentiment CO O U PG B TO LEAVE Jsands of farm ers from nearby sensions un* threatened among the l hr commission lo dorm a new cab­ idge. T heir farewell c< ‘were re g iste r^ in Sanford during but hla friends said *he would ac­ Southern Generals. Gen. Chiang of the so-caltcd old guard Republi­ es churning up the roads to follows aceordiag to WASHINGTON, June 12. (IN S) cept the vlce-presldontlal nomina­ Kal Shck is understood to have re ­ cans. Charles B ew her W arren of inet and Itegan holding conference# own convention d ty . Faced by the S i m ™ - f «■ > ; ■ " Z T l'l C account. with political leaders concerning figure# obtained today from H. ■ tion if the other honor 1# denial Michigan, who was the resolution* — President "Coolldge.whose de­ of failure tho farm ers, on signed his luadetship a* the result “Good morning Mr. the personnel of the next gevern* advice of Governor Adam Mc* Haskins, focal registrar ot vlUi parture for the sum m er White him. of disputed authority between him ­ com m ittic chairm an in 1021, and m int. It i« understood it wilt be •aid Mellon, profferroj House In Wisconsin was held up i’lcn of N ebraska, decided not “ Good morning. Mr. self and Gen. Feng Yo Hsiang. who is here assisting Smoot, da* |f the w orst cornea to the worst, Tho Japanese commander a t Tien- glared: "The farm plunk will favor a tri-p arty coalition, containing said tb# President and *• Join in the general convention , l Eighmen of the death, were last night owing to the Indisposisocialist#, democrats and a t least hands. “ I’m about to de last night. Instead, plans n e g n £ . II being white persons. tlon of Mrs. Coolldge. probably which it may, the IH siars will Tain may establish a neutral zone relief for farm ers done in a con­ one member of the German Peo­ the convention* Melk being made fo r a big parade Fourteen births of negroes were will leave tomorrow. Dr. Joel T. blast forth with: “quick Watson, around the city forbidding tho Na- stitutional m anner." ple’s Party. “ So 1 cam# to to say registered as compared to 11 white Boone, Mr#. Coolldgo’s physician, th e needle." ntaL m eeting tonight. tiunallsta to enter. Tho American The Marx Cabinet resigned a# "Good-bye" sold tha Tho closeup athletes claim that announced today th a t there is na p e r s o n s ? __________ . A lot of the “daily-gates" l>e- consular and m ilitary authorities a result of th f defeat in the rccei proffering hie bend T appropriate vonven’.ion song a abounds th at the bid- occasion for alarm as to tho rflrst needs right now is a good five crut have taken no acUon, hut ara there Is a lot of wind ui.thi# "d raft general election. hands and Mrifcn le ft ' tN lady’s condition and th a t ahe should CoolMge” wave. j — pbt .he entitled: t'will you reaw aiting development*. stein o f lieer. dero arcTgoinir as hi«h « •tber the pledges in November S t « J ducats to the convention. br able to travel tomorrow. Urn do in Ju n e ? " fs Supporters Fight Doggcdl; WILL BE ADOPTED BASE THEIR PLEA AS NOW WRITTEN UPON PROSPERITY BOND BID TURNED DOWN BY CITY COMMISSION Join Hoover Sid HEAD OF UTIUTYiSTOCK MARKET’S GROUP TESTIFIES DECLINE MONDAY AT ‘TRUST’ PROBE OVERCOME TODAY ■raided March Of 1,000 Farmers TO insasCity F a ils Mabel Boll Leaves On First Lap Of Hop Over Dark Atlantic Several Candidates For Vice-President Encourage D riv es Ih Japanese R eceive Another Report Of War Lord’s D e a t h Mellon Talk Wi President Ca'usi Stir In Kansas Cil / �V *■ dim inutive treasu ry head wilt ‘be , « —Lx! • * "ibllgation paper th rro g h « « » 8 f t ? - t ***«:» F r r 1 1 1 : 'Vi launched |h is afternoon tjw n bis roent from the Seminole County I r i i ju m V A / l t i l A K /A 11V V JU V V Bank, the question of youi- liability arriv al here. thereon to the Seminole County In th ejr desperation to “f lo p Bank and such other holders, said Hoover' the allies arc l.eepiug the arbitration to be made a rule of , - x —• * ' ' ’* f ~ • •.1 court from which there shall be no draft-Coolidge movement well up I* • in the foreground. And th a t is a n ­ i (Continued from pag.> I . ) ' ippeal. . , “ In explanation of my position. o ther th in g fo r which the;* nrc with another refunding bond is­ I wish to thank my friendB o f Seminole A m e r ic a n T e n n iflT e a m Five Of Babe’s I/ast Blows Mickey-Walker, Ace Hud kins sue." I desire to print oU* th a l lh c a f­ anxiously aw aiting the arriv al of ip p e d U p I n l l i s D e t e r ' VoiflnfcP'Hs disapproval of th j fairs of the Seminole County Bank Baltic ! h Attracting The Have Been For The Circuit; n T o C heck F re n c h Mayor Ilousholder -an never be liquidated to lung as Mr. Mellon. They expect him to County for their support in the Primary Attention Of Enthusiast* proposition, Senators Nose Out Tribe A nd lu m D a v ia C u p T o U - H . Such A* FcwOlherMatchcs said to recognize the SeminoL- thV question o fthe lisbility of the bring the wo:-d, definitely and fin ­ While Giants Imhc To Reds claim would be to pay twice and City to said bank upon p ap er a g ­ ally. as to. w hether Mr. Coolidgc BY DAVID J- WALSH would mean a trem endous increase gregating more than $700,000 re­ would choose to run if the convcnelection of June 5th. * | 1 CHICAGO. Ju.to 11—In this NEW YORK, June 11.— (IN S )— International News Serrfoa lion icoo* ahead and nominate* him. m ains undetermined. W orking on the idea of hitting j war-like town where the citizens in the tax burden. . 8 porta Editor i * "L itigation is now under way to “ It is m anifestly un fair to the anyw ay. They believe th a t he NEW YORK, June 11.— (IN S) ’em a mile or r.ot at all, Babe are accustomed to take their m a­ knows. They also liclicve he know> determ ine this very question," the depositors of the Seminole County »Tb« paythlst* would call it Ruth, baseball's m aster record- chine guns or use iron pineapples Mayor said. “1 don't aee why wc Bank for the City to arb itrarily w hether Charles E. Hughes meant C. W. CULPEPPER itlo n " and p ra ttle rig h t alone as the situation may prompt, it it when he said th a t he was not a lit cause and effect u ntil thsy maker, has established a new kind takes a pretty good fight to arouse should try to decide this m atter writ< off these obligations, which candidate and would not accept » now when- there is A court o f corn- youd b | show you have il-ine be­ jrou had received your otf a m ark for the boys to shoot at. any interest. la te n t jurisdiction already review f o r e a judicial determ ination is had nomination if it were made. They t f . (50) dollars ($) w orth. Since May) Jf8. He hns made ,only But the Mickey W alkcrA cc of your liability thereon, and to know th a t Hughes was the onjrjB u t lawn tennis knows that six safe hits, but ’five of Oiest Hudkins, middleweight champion­ ing the Issue." The m ayor voiced the opinion delay such on adjudication- while nal first choice of both M r. Coolf never was strong along the were hcAners und the sixth a triple ship fuss a t W hite Sox P ark sche­ i.lfcu and Mr. Mellon. And to the j i n s ; th at, in fact, he is which was wasted when the Bam­ duled for June 21 has taken Chica­ th a t the "people don’t believe wo a t the same timo you continue to allies it is “ anybody b u t Hoove i -r-rV owe the bank and I personally pay, a.< you have already paid, ^Ijr. a t his best overhead—over bino tried to stretch it to four go by storm . Not sinco Gene Tun know wc don't. Of course if the o th er similar crid ito rs of the Lit) __anything to beat Hoover." ' i t everyone's, to be exact, bares. ney nnd Jack Dempsey started the tennis, therefore, would 'ih e sirdar of sw at clouted hom- “ A rgum ent of the Age" with their courts were to decide th a t we do, through n large increase in your ' 'p r e f e r to consider the m atter an :rs no. 21 nnd 22 >arstcrday and in "bnttlc o fthe 12 second count" in wo would have to bow to th eir will bonded debt. Wo are willing to pay w hat we "The essence of* the m atter i* Pershing Returns To Com ing' under the head of on now seven games ahead of his last tho country's largest xt*i«linm year’s record, hut the Yankees, last September, has the local gen­ owe, but this seems to be so ap ­ whether the City is indeed liable U.S.AboardLeviathan honest conviction. p arent th at wo don’t owe th a t I upon these obligations. If it is not, Anyhow,.- i t developed today, who had won six straig h t, dropped try been so steamed up nboui a p refer to see the courts decide the I have no desire to interfere with ’ with the young man several days an 8 to 6 decision to the tail-end pugilistic event. question." your refinancing plans. If it is, b u t on the bounding blue bosom of Chicago White Sox, the first team NEW YO.'lK, June 51.— (IN S ) An Im partial review of the facts Commissioner Chase said he al justice to .he depositors of the tb« A tlantic, th a t William T. Til* which has stopped the Yanks on would seem to indicate th at Chica­ —“ My rom plim ents— but I never so favored a decision by the courts. Seminole County Bnnk demands den In obsessed with the belief th iir western trip. talk politics." W ith this General, go has a right to look forward City A ttorney DcUottes declare th at provision should lie made for t he ean snd will bent both The Senators nosed out Cleve­ with Interest to the impending en­ th a t arbitration is often resorted the prompt payment of these John J. Pershing waived aside r Lacoste and Cochct in the im ­ land yesterday, 0 to 5. D etroit gagem ent of fistcuffs. ell discussion of his possible can ­ to when individual interests are debts. pending m eetings abroad, thus swamped the Athletics, 1) to 2, and didacy fo r President when he re ­ Risking Title affected but denied its successful “ I am convinced th at your a p ­ obtittolng personal satisfaction Ham Gray of the St. Louis Browns Micks** W alker will he rb k in g application to a m atter such as proval of this p roportion will re­ turned from Europe today aboard flnd possession of the Davis Cup registered his tenth victory of the the le v ia th a n . , , his middleweight title. The scrap tho one under consideration. season in winning it brilliant 2 to ■t one and the sam e time. su lt: . . , * . pair > S F W rj5 m ry Mackey of Philawill bring together two men who "The Commissioners could .viol 1. In clearing' the financial a ti They say th is conviction hss I duel from Charley Ruffling of are known to pock dynam ite in f* d —J " ^ i f c~v (lijp m i- pMs»vn(fer on thp same ju stify their legal *and public puthis com community. become alm ost a mania with Til- tho Red Sox. Boston dropped to >ff thls m upii;. . had toid rep o rters General., •/ t • ■» / i • . thetr^lfRivc*. The little Bulldog­ sition bjr subm itting t<> a rb itra ­ moaphere 2. lh Tattling ninny-intricate X?>1;i Pershing Ppp(l,1i' « .. Hp Is so wrapped up in the . . , . . . had the qualities of a wliich , in * crfn nK executive, and would eat th a t before leaving ho .* d*7” eftf on to first, place faced, W alker has* more color than tion," "Tic asserted. "They are the perplexing questions which ln “" 1! wonderful d in ed to be interviewed about in the 'N ational League when nfcy offier scrapper In the game mouthpiece of thousands and th ij large measure are responsible I«r , fi|, ci(hpr thp PregiJcncy or Vicca m atter of vital public im p o rt­ hla chances, and of necessity Jackie May held the G iants to five sinre Jack Dempsey. | presidency with honor. The Gen­ "Perfum ery" Jack Kearns, who ance, so much so they could not our present financial unrest. A m erica's, because he feared his hits and whitewashed them, .1 to (I. ii. In sooner com p.ctlng th denied reports th at he was is as meticulous in his selection of consent to any such proposal and liquidation of the Semtnolo County h | ,)ack fro|n i.-rJnce t o notions mlfrht be confounded with Horace. Ford, Cincy shortstop, ac­ his fighters as he is in the choice be tru e to their public tru st." egoism. B ut to personal friends, cepted his 127th chance without an Bnnk which is n devclipm cnt a | j cnij Republican Convenhis haberdashery nnd various The proposal was described by g reatly to be desired, not only to r > n K an sa)l City> be made no secret of his confi­ rrfor. Henry and Cantwell y e m of scents, is W alker’s m anager. $ 2 . 0 0 a n df . •.kv$ .2 . »5 0 the City A ttorney as a " th re a t" the best interests of the depositors |* _______ _____ _ . dence' In' being able to carry the losing pitchers. Offhand these are a few of the and used for the purpose of " in ­ through the program outlined. It Led by the rejuvenated Rabbit but *jf the community as n whole. -I. Ill greatly increasing the divi­ Siddons Overrules appear* th a t his whole being Muranville, who made four hits in reasons why a good portion of the tim idating this Commision." Mr. Dighton emphasized thnt the dends to the depositors of the la concentrated fiercely on thl* as ninny times nt bnt, the St. Chicago's male citizrnery and some Motion For Verdict lx>uis C ardinals battered Brooklyn, of the female too intend to be arbitration would be made a rule Seminole County Bank. objective. No d ram atic pauses to confuse 15 to 7, and took second place among those present on the night of the court am) thnt its decision 5. In assisting you in refinancing WASHINGTON. Juno 11. (INS> would he ju rt ds "snfe nnd solemn the City upon a basis th at will in­ T ildea’s in terests this tim e / no away from New York. Del Bisson- of June 21. W alker rules nn overwhelming nnd com petent us th at on any sure its credit standing and m a­ — A motion to c liffd the ju ry to successive appearances In am all etto of Brooklyn walloped Ids return a verdict of Tloj guilty in tim e, tournam ents until hie stn* eleventh homer, tying Hack Wil­ favorite in the betting to tnmc the «ourt." terially reduce the tax burden up- j the contempt trial of Robert "Suppose you withdraw your on th e 'people. m ania i t burned down to the edge son nnd Rogers Hornsby for the Nebraska Wildcat. Chicago fight fans have not forgotten the frig h t­ \V. Stew art, chairm an of thi* hoard (Hitition today nnd come hack Inter o f th e wick. Tlldcn, they say is home run hitting honors in the ft. In saving to the City and the ful battering the lighter W alker with this proposition 7" Mayor depositors of the Bank many of the Standard Oil Company* pf more "read y " for w h at is before National l-cngui'. gave Oom Paul Ilcrlcnhack, the Ilousholder queried Mr. A«hcrnft. thousands of, dollals in attorney f/lin n a , was overruled by J u s ­ him th a t he has been in recent Other team s were Idle. study wrestler-boxer and form er The receiver replied in the nega­ fees nnd tiior expenses which tice Frederick L. Siddons, in the • • f r - * y eafr. Instead of exhaustive ex ­ light heavyweight champion in a tive. "The longer wc* wait, the more would otherwise be -pent in pro­ district suprem e court today. hibitions, he hns been conserving RESULTS Windy C ity ring. S tew art is charged with refusal our position is endangered,” no tracted litigation. his energies by ploying only Then Budkins is going out of to answ er questions feinting to thsaid. "You ure increasing your when • necessary in Pavia Cup "Your refusal /to accept the FLORIDA STATE LKAGI'K Ills rln*» in attem pting to wrest bonded debt ull the time and ynu ; a jH,vJ suggestion van only Company, ' li­ Continental T rading contests. Instead of quick—change W alker's title from him. The snd are paying more than eight I " r ! (-,in<qrued as disregarding I asked by tho Senate Teapot Dome tran sitio n s from grease puint, he Orlando 12; West i'nllu Beach 0. ctisregaruing th Only game scheduled. case of OviIn f'linpdelainc —also ed it on your obligations. You have committee last February. T h e jury haa been practicing strokes. rights of tin- depositors of the was excused until tom orrow. It known us Jack Delaney.— who m* no right to boost your debts und ex­ H is only concern, outside of the hai.k which I represent as receiver, w a s expected the case would go to AMERICAN LEAGUE piled to heavyweight heights nod clude the Seminole County Bnnk. cam paign agrosd, is his incipi­ in which event I will feel amply N'cw York 0; Chicago X . wes towered to the K. O. oblivion I ns a taxpayer, have u light to justified in proceeding with my the jury late tomorrow or Wede n t disagreem ent with n faction by the fists of Jack Sharkey not intervene und this I am doing." Imtha tennis association and oven Washington li; Cleveland 5. petition in intervention to protect i ntT day. i m> long ago is fresh in the minds The Mayor offered another pro­ such di p isitorN. and I shall resist . th a t may have been settled. They Philadelphia -'I; Detroit !i. posal. "Suppose we get a p -Iltion, with ail the p iwc-r at my coinnruid Search Is Kegun For had a little dinner hnre the night St. 1/ouix 2; Boston I (12 iiiniiigt ). "f boxing followers. Hudkins hns always fought it* signed by a nia.iotily of th*. d th e toam sailed nnd it wus whi* your pri ‘cut pul.i v of pay ing NATIONAL I.HAGI U 2 Missinjr Students a w elterw eight and "nlll oogh In- positois. asking you to withdraw bored th at the controversy if j ' luigi was a popular drawing card be , your action, would you agree to vonr i.tl.er i editors through Id ever It really reached the stale, j St. Louis 15; Brooklyn 7. )i inireu.,ee in ymir bonded ti­ rineinnnli B; New York 0. ini: i- iif his aggressive tm tii -, im I th u t' BOSTON. June I I .— (.INS)— m ight have been settled then. the exclusion "f our claim s.1 Only games selieiluled. not always eonie ’ml virtorloov. j The receiver again replied in , Search for two vanished college • • ‘I f it w asn’t tiie dissenting fac­ IDs most recent imbroglio v.n, hi- t jK. m.gative. saving that in- repre students was instituted in eastern tion can make up its mind to the SOUTHF.BN ASSOCIATION meeting with Surgcnnt Sammy ,,.,,^,1 „ || depusilois. In g e and M assachusetts today. Boston and fact th at Tlldcn will have his Birmingham .‘I; Memphis '.I. : Baker at Madison Square Gnrden ! nniu| | ( tliut such u proposit ■ Ma saehusett* state police were way. sooner or luter and probably Nashville 1-2; New Orleans t*-7. ' during the enr'y part of the fight w„„|,| „„t j„. f;iir . looting for William Wayne Neff, both. itiiiini-d Ins soldier opponent to j -.on of :t Chicago m illionaire and Mr. Dc-C'ittes addle cd a ques­ The trouldo concerns the dis­ Chattanooga H; Mobile ti. O nly g a m e s sch ed u led . i-ik-Ii ail extent that lie wns pructi- * tion to Mr. Diith’on. “ If you go a -.istiint m anager of the Harvard senters fear th a t Tildcn will try cully out on liis feet for the ic- ahead with this iirnce--diiig and , vursity i tew, who was lust seen to do too much, w hereas he is in­ HOI 111 EASTERN LEAGUE niainder of tin- figlit. Hudkins was . ruin tin- , redit of tin- ci >, how will aboard a trolley ear between Sionspired with the perfectly logical (Continued front page 1.) given a close decision. I hut ludp you to get pu.vmci.t - I to a fill I,- lit the I'-ldiV <d tlic Hotel iiigton ami New London. Conn. idea th at the invasion will fall Selma 0; Pensacola 1 Big Plaits Made At the same time a new search your put p m 'cd >laim ” " down only if he fails to do enough, Columbus it; M-ntRiuii)'ry X. Meulhba. k. "Certainly nothing Only games played. It i* true that Hudkins has fur begun for Miss Frances St. John "The rcspunsiliility is entirely cou’il he sweet, t from our point i t is reasonable to suspect tiial the I'-'isl year had a great deal -f y n irs," letum i-d tile attorney lot view, for l.c- w ill be the easiest mail j Smith, who mysteriously disnp. the challenge round, if we get difficulty in making the we’tei • the receiver. I neared from Sm ith College. /V law into it, boil* down to a duello be­ STANDING to beat they call put up." weight limit. There was some tre With a ton*- of finality, Mayen tween Tildcn und France. ThtroHow much <ffect this line of at lit m engaged in the search em ­ pulnlion nmong the Nebraska llmislinjilcr observed that "we tack is having g-. of course, con phasized tho fact thut Miss Smith ■fore, the young man is mostlv FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE fig h ter’s followers on tin- eve of can't settle this with a oiek-a\e jeclutal The Hoover delegate'- re- had remurkuhlc musical alrility. right, in contending that hn should W L his go with Sergeant Sammy that ove- i,in i:ei ks," and then lol' ,w, i be let severely alone to mukc his St. pt ii-rxliurg 2M 1 1 gutd it with dt'iti.iv and down- I ha t,. h)iq,.,*pay, Im Itiaclttpg .iiiusk the Ace would lose the decision to the t'oinnii sinn's unanimous de light fig h t us he sees it. iingci. Kx-Congrer • tung >r olnving in utt orchestra. l li latiilo 25 15 1 the Boxing Cummito inn’s nettles. cisin to roject the receive i 's of .lames W. G oid, of Iowa, the gen Wi-»* Palm Bench 22 IK Walker bus not risked ids title fcr. etiilissimo of the lloovt r camp, 17 22 i- ANFORD t• . since liis tiff with Tommy Mulli­ The proposition ns uhmitted l,\ , >ays it is "h ittin g bc’ow- the belt", Daytona Beat li 17 2 1 gan Inst summer in I. uidnn. W alk­ Mr. A shcraft's attorney is ns fn| i and th at "it is itiifni.". and "uu1 1 27 Miami .. er easily trium phed in tile Intel nit lows: worthy of Republicans." To which liimiil event pummelling the game "W ith reference t the petition i|„. anti-Hoover allies respond th at NATIONAL LEAGUE hut none too sturdy .Vulligun into in intervention filed hy me in tin it is "ju st being bluntly and b ru ­ W 1, a bloody pulp nml winning tin ,t Circuit Court of Semin dc Count,' tally candid.’’ 35 21 Cincinnati . technical knockout. on behalf of the Senilliole Count) W EST I'AI.M BEACH, Juno H. St. Lou Ik 30 21 1‘erhups it doesn’t m atter so Jack Kearns, who was Detup- Bank as a taxpayer, I suliiui' tin much, anyway, whether the dele­ —^Orlando romped off with the N ew York 27 Ilf second gome of a four-gam e scrit h Chicago 2X 22 gates m e impressed or not. The . , ,tn..........'.V,n game .s great u in v eraleI following with , proposition ' *for yout cult here today behind the pitching of Brooklyn The Friendly- Drug Store principal Job of the e uilitim lead­ 215 22 for this world championship fight 1 sideratioti: lied Sweeney who blanked tin- Pittsburgh ers is to “ sel1’ tin idea t» A. W. 22 2(1 Fu.sC First Slreel "I will withdraw the petition and Diunpsey and Rickard, is p. (-paring hom e club, 12 to 0. The ('oil i Ibodon IK 2K Mellon ami a few of the others % with tiie same thoroughness tIt it ‘ bunched 11 singles with eight ...... -l»bmic 103 . my objecti’ jllt. to your proposed re ­ Phone* HTJ—J •1 25 who have this convention in their Pliiladclphiu 4 v lie went about tiie various other funding bond issue, if you wii1 to rs to mukc their runs. |r keeping. A frontal assault on tin" kM title events in which his husinc'' field they turned in 20 uihK r>f>lbl s AMERICAN I.EAGI K acumen bus played a lug part, lie w ithout an error. Second Hnseiiiuu ■ sr W 1, was on the scene here curly t > Chaunccy starred with 12 difficult N ew York 0 28 choose a suitable training site fot chances. Score: 2'J IX Philadelphia Wulke:’. ■ Orlnml it O u 25 25 Si. I.oiiix Chau tin y , 2b 1 i 11 II l 'levi-lanil 21 2fl hit p a st—with results thut laud ' . Cox, rf l 3 (i (1 Bim I oii t -r i ,.r ji n t" j -r-r a ust 17 25 .405 him in many trials and Irihu A brums, |b 5 1 2 •f HI 1 •1 I ietroit 21 31 .404 lotions. In his escape from these ? - K irby If 3 1 It 0 Wuxliiiigton 18 27 .(Oil a real love story comes in, a s ' Edmondson, i f II I l) 0 Chlcngoi 21 .207 charm ingly rom antic us any in 18 L e h m a n n , 2b I 0 *, (1 SOUTH KILN ASSOCIATION has ever appeared in, and all don » 1 1 3 '» VJat W L Pet. ill un ultra-m odern vein. The • Wk* (is 0 1) 0 0 Birmingham 2H 20 .055 story would do credit to a B arriei .l .m . Sweeney, p ....... 5 2 •) 1 :i (t Memphis 22 21 .570 it mure than does credit to NuvurNew Orleans 22 24 .571 IX). Total* il 12 II 27 20 0 Nashville O - 20 22 .448 Il sta rts with the udventures of W est Palm Beach Mobil o -- 21 2H .42’) a young boulevurdier whose flirs . V*> J /h; * ah r h o a V Atlunta .. 22 22 .411 tationn arc tlve talk of stuid old Burklcn, as ....... I 0 1 *, 5 •1 Chat ta noogu 25 .40 J London, und when he goes to Burke, lb ... I 0 <i 11 0 1 t.ittlu Rock ............. 28 24 .203 B iarritz und other Southern Holder, rf ..... 4 0 •j a* 4 0 u Ft unci) playgrounds to cscupe too 'L a rg e . If ......... 4 0 1 1 0 1 many pretty women the real roBeasley, cf ....... 4 » (i 3 0 0 munco develops. Marcclinc Duy (•Ircai, 2h ........ 2 0 l 0 •I *• 1 * » ;)V is the heroine, utul Carmel Myers Mason, 2b ..... .'... 2 0 (i 4 (1 1 und Ryneo Adoree play the rival vl IV) /( Cl >♦/ , -I , .11 ^Law rence, c . . . 2 o (i •i 1 1 channels. Huntley Gordon, B eit 1 am opening,*a shop in Sanford and wiu Bonner, p .......... 0 t) u u 0 0 Roach and others of note are in Jones, p ..... 1..... 2 0 0 0 0 0 th* cast, und iloburt Henley, pust be equipped jto handle any kind of repair Ranmn N ovarto—as it philan­ m nstar of sophistication, und fam ­ ’ T otals ...2 2 0 5 27 14 8 dering- young - English lord with ous for "The Aueticn IUocW" und work promptly. V.‘ S . Ily Innings: an infntuution complex thut gcL> other (days, directed It. Phone 883 m care of Smith and Jordan | Orlando ............... 042 010 040—12 him into many n peck of tr o u b le d Novurro in u modern dresa suit Inc., until new address is announced. W est Palm Beach . 000 000 000—0 is the central figure of the lu te ^ proves even morp rom antic than Stolen bases, Chauncey 2, Kirby whimsical romance of th*» screen, in a uniform , and probubly will ** t ** • t * • ■* ' T •• -------B . K ■I . I t , , «■ . ^ * --------2, Edmondson *2, Lehrntann. Hue in which the sta r makes his bow make . modem flapper's h eaits tiflces, Lehrmann. Struck out, by in an entirely new guise, in “ A throb at an even livejier rate OAL OIL" BOB 8COTT of covered oil In western Pennsyl­ lure, la the twcuty-flrst owner o( Jones 1. Bases on bulls, off Bon­ C ertain YoungMan," his new Met­ than in his costum e picture*. Madison, Indiana, now about vania. ln his lifetime tho oil busi­ this wagou. Ho supposes th at n er 3. L rJt on bases, Orlando 7; ro—Guldwyn vehicle coming to ­ yaara old, had thl* wagon ness has grown from a single well eventually he will have to conform W est Palm Brack 5. Hits, off Bon­ day to the Milune T heatre.' built and It haa been on representing an Investment ot Ittaa to modernity aod pul tba old U nk Runtun is introduced with m ous­ WANTED— 100 eld fta* *tu\es n er 5 In 2 1-3 inning*. Luting the job la Madison ever aiace cau­ than 92000 to an industry which, on a truck, but be is still cr&tnat, . Contes’ First St. and Sanford Are. pitcher, Bonner. Pusscd hall, Law- tache and monccle, in the very for which we will allow Ten dles went out of use 53 years ago. la tho United States, Is second only to drive hla horse, ringing tbs b«71 icn io . Wild pitch, B niour. Uni height of fushion in London, but Dollars each for on the purchase to let the housewives Lo'-w. VU4 Sanford Gas I "Coal OH" Bob was just out ot to agriculture and the railroads. pirate, >Jfrllry nnd llapkuo. Tina’, n fter he meets THE glH he dls of .a net* range. t4q fill wagou lg comlag. 1 J* Puul M ejera, shown In Ute picjgckopl Miwu the Drake well dlsCom putt) I ti|i Maguollii Avcittti*. ra id s bqtli anti Hies to live dywn -t. j ' ’ 1 J * . t ft. ■ .1 II I*-* i o t t i H U ilhhr 1. Of Bank’s Receiver LtDffEAT 2 M O R E H O M E R S F A N S S H O W K E E N £ > Is Rejected By City COOffiTTOMAKERECORDINTERESTINBOUT 1 . • , To The Voters Of Seminole County Specials for I f r\ Vanity in luscious shades to comple­ m ent §heer Frocks. £ VanityfiairBloomers Charming:, Smart, Durable pair Neckwear Scarves $1 M i-la d y I r Shoppe A t Our Fountain ICED JOY Sodas, Sundaes and ‘Stop Hoover’Drive Is On D e l e g a t e s Reach Kansas City Delectable Specials At our cool and spotlessl Ice Cream Parlor you’ll find the best hot-weather thirst-chasers in all the world Pit!s~a^Di5cid claim,| but ju st let, us prove it! Order Ice Cream Orlando Romps off With 2nd Ga m e 0 f Palm Beach S e ries B y Phone L A N E Y ’S 1 #1 It Used to Be the “Coal Oil” Age Furniture Repairing Bis.":: mu Refinishing Upholstering By.Factory , Expert Ramon Novarro Is Star In E x c e l l e n t Picture At Mi la n e C. Killings worth ciiiu ! v i / .i fii • ig ijiM U t, I'lA ,• .; �1. 4; i f f . . r I- * , TWB SANFORD HERALD, SANFOnB, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, Jt?NE 12, 1928 Ask Senator Borah—He Talks Sanford Herald ."’TUESDAY, JUNE 12. ABLE VERSE FOR TODAY ^:OOOD' NEIGHBOR—DevUe >t'*yU against thy neighbor, seeV;h« 'dwelieth securely by thee,— [ay we, Lord, prove vod neighbors by >y S p irit-U r nations i , ' I t Is indeed a poor man in whom his enemies cannot find somethin? to criticize. Herb Hoover is no exception to this rule. Not being able to find anybhing objectionable In what he has done—except possibly a few indications th at he is a "nigger lover” and, hence, could not win votes in the South—the dark horse-supporters pick flaws in what he has not done. He has not, for instance, elaborated a t sufficient length on what he meant when he said he "fa­ vored the Coolidge policies.” r Taking this as ample reason to believe th a t he hasn’t A possible chance of nomination a t Kansas City,'-"the Raleigh. News and Observer, which hnsn’t ' a bit* m ortf'to do with » Republican convention than we have, laments as ‘follows: Having said he "favored favored the C6dlidgt| iciea” Mr. Hoover, ia finding it so difffoifjt'-tp^tell what they are, his campaign stem s to have struck a snag. 1 . Does Hoover stand for the Coolidge policy of entering the League of Nations or its abandon­ ment? Does he stand for Coolidge’s pneking the ta r­ iff commission in the interest of subsidies for steel and other trust? Does he stand for Coolidgc’r, policy of Dollnr Diplomacy, marines fn Nicaragua, drift in Europe, imperialism in the Philippines? Does he stand with Coolidge against legisla­ tion looking to reducing the unequalitics that bear hard on the farm er? Does he approve his slow and unjust policy as to the Mississippi river legislation? i ' . • Mr. Hoover is a resourceful man, but h e'h as not yet been able to, satisfy the public where he stands on any real not,.even on prohibition enforcement, vtAKl‘" a ' noble experi- of it And assum e ros^wnsibillty fo r its m aintenance o r It' m u st be abandoned. C ongress pruvtdod in the riv e r and h arb o r a c t or IU20 for an ex­ haustive study of th e project and engineers worked fo r five years' collecting datn and preparing a re ­ p o rt covering nil phases of the Disposition. The engineers of the w ar deportm ent made a re p o it favoring the plan and congress, in 1027, approved the recom m enda­ tions, which provide fo r a w a te r­ way to bo a t least eig h t feet deep and with a width a t \ h e bottom of 75 feet. The cost of construction is estim ated at £4,221,000 and th e annual expense of m aintenance is pUt a t $125,000. 1 . A bi|l has passed congress ap ­ p ro priating $700,000 for work to be d o n e d u rin g the coming fiscal year. Work will be Started as soon as Florida complies w ith th e governm ent’s requirem ents re ­ g ard in g giving title to th e ex ist­ ing cannl nnd providing the neces­ sary right-of-w ay. With these form alities complied with, the federal governm ent will a t once begin the work of deepening nnd widening the cannl nnd som ething like $1,000,000 a yenr will be spent in the 11 counties affected during the next four or five years o r until the canal is completed,... An election will be held Ju n e 2fl to determ ine If the residents of the E ast Const w ant the U nited S tates governm ent to construct and operate the Inland w aterw ay. the work nnd its fu tu re now dcnends on the nction of the people of th e - Enst Const. THE BAD SPOT IN THE ROAD ST. PETEKSBURGH INDEPENDENT Georgia has long been the bn i spot in tho road between Florida and a large p art of the N orth. Georgia lies directly in the way nnd Georgl*: is a big state. M otor­ ists can detour around i t to be sure—and many m otorista have so detoured, especially m otorists from the m iddle-west and neareastern s ta te s —-but the 'M cto u r is n long one, and tho w orst louturc of It is th a t the detour seldom m akes the going any b et­ te r for the m otorists. Alabnm a is not fa r behind Georgia as n sta te or execrable highways. For several years Georgia highhatted the to u rist m otorists be­ cause they passed th rough the state, sw earing a t the roads nnd the accommodations ns they went, and spent the w inter-season in Florida. The entire season in tho Sunshine S tate was necessary fo r mnny of the to u rists to g e t the Georgia road experience o u t of th eir system , and nomc nf them never did g o t over it. B ut now Georgia is w aking up. Tho G eorgia newspapers have discovered th a t Georgia is m aking a colossal m is­ take to let Hb nntionully-kpown red clay roads get w orse— andworse while N jirth- C arolina- nnd South Carolina ami- V irg in ia a u e * Tennessee and cVen A lab am a are building DCtter b.ghwnya. in c new spapers are dem anding th at Georgia join the procession and fcn.'o good roads. , N orth C arolina, w ith one' of ll.e b est rond system s In the South, has been m aking a few caustic rem arks through its new spapers ab out the Georgia roads. Re­ cently tho Asheville Tim es clo; quently described the tribulations t h a t 'a r e the lot of m otorists who tackle the red clay roods 'r ig h t a fte r a soaking 'ruin. IT10 Tinics article was so franlf rihd so full of details th at it was sen t by n G eorgian t*» the Mmion T elegraph with u plea th a t it be answered. T he editor of tho T elegraph a n ­ swered It, but the answ er was a l­ m ost as dam aging as th e Tim es’ article. He sold: Tho only trouble nbout answ er­ ing is th a t every tim e we s ta rt, th ere rises up before us the cold sta rk fact th at w hat the Asheville Tim es says is true, except the sntomont th a t we are going a lit­ tle deeper in the mud each year. The tru th is th a t we are coming out of the mud a little onch year. In another hundred years or- so under the present plan,- 'nlj bur roads will hnvu. been paved And -pnid fo r and “unborn generations" will not have hanging over them tiv pall of debt. In th e m eantim e, n eith er *111 A tid^'of W i i generis1tions have any roads. W ith th e Georgia new spaper! o u t fo r b e tte r roads th ere are quite likely to be resu lts. T here is no use grow ling at th e to u rists fo r going through G eorgia and stopping in F lorida—they can not bo blam ed fo r th a t. I t in no reflection on Georgia, fo r Georgia has not the location and th e cli­ m ate. B ut it is a reflection on G eorgia—in fact, it is a lm o st,,a disgrace to have such jnfernal roads. W hen m otorista b it the rises mile by mile nnd^ the only thing they care about Is g e ttin g through nnd out o f th e s ta te .. If G eorgia had good roaiis the tour-, Ists would be Inclined # to jin g er on the wny and m n n y ’ thousands of dollars which now go rig h t on through G eorgia would stop (here —even though th e to u rists ..did rvn, ? Vicorgia. newspspen, ■ rond program )nit V speedily as possible it good thing for Sam e of the It iv, | to he president. Ot l>e named chief don convention. W ANTED 1000 prrMin, u in and sec lhr tirw ’ refrig erato r. Von ra„ L nt n very ntlr.ictiir ptJ have l.j month., to |n< ^ S anford Gas Como.inT |« nolia Avenue. 8omdbodjF It whispering on the • ■ stair, v' • W h it tee. those words h a lf spoken, *, h alf-d raw n b o ck t W h a t( aye (hose, m uffled words, . ' j .spin* red, some black? '/ 3 H 0 M S .. Wfcd U.whlsperingT Who fa there? Somebody la sneaking up the stair, Wljh feet approaching every doorway V»t hrirev a moment standing any. j where. called on the taciturn Coolidge. Th(* conversation was probably as valuable as was the Coolmge's, when, slttWg kby tf fk krinrtVi ffire, a kah i! soul,,"W nni/t **U/knf im li snv, unw P nl ntifl thon hearth hat /liM did you Cal?” and he, with astounding qtiaeiouHness replied, “I never said nothing." tS . r., ‘ No, Mr. Hoover . Note they are whispering close out, itde sbma door. foreign policy, the 1\ Q Sltddenly push it open wide— down-trodden farmers! ] 1 You.sW: whoever said he heard why he will be nominate X . • them, he has Ued. ' . ' And yet words are left dark liko nd Harbors B . \ heavy dust In many , rooips, or red like nut; And who contrives to leave them? To those Sanford peo| le Who have been fighting for Saw* oee must. years for deeper water in the St. Johns River and for Sjjr.v, ‘ ' - Ip every, street, this noisy town of , oursf - Has eteilthy whispering watcheiv & . . ’walking round. Recording silt our movements, every ' /• , * S9tttid,.\. , ^lisjqg and shuffling, aad thay r ji V h*.vo fouad • Tpday Ply name: tomorrow theyHI l ... '( , ( jllfd .yours. —By -Harold . ¥»aro.,( ... , .. i better river transportation facilities, it has been gratify­ ing to learn that Congrl-ss is at last taking into considera­ tion the remarkable gr9wt i of this state during the past few years nnd is making ’appropriations more nearly proportionate to our devel 2 nt. The Times-Union in a recent editorial says: *‘A bill in ..which 1 o rljla is iveyy m u c h iu tc jiliM tfc -rie signated as H. R. 140G! w n s r e p o r t e d to t h e h o u s e o n M a y being in .sight it was not tii ken up for consideration. Sen­ ator Fletcher is reported, however, as feeling confident Ge'ortt -W. Bean, when he reach- th at this bill, in which |ark included u number of Florida l.'tha . Kansas- CHy conventior river and harbor improyerrimt projects, will be passed by irned out to be a “has bean.” the house in the next Wesson, then he considered by the senate, and additional item* included, and agreed to by both bouses. In this bill jiroVision is made, and the sev­ eral amounts of money authorized to lie expended, for the following improvement 1Item s: St. Johns River { ’idatka to Lake Harney), $63,000; Chnrlotte Jlar^nr, $22,600; Tampa hurbor, $748,000; Cnloosahatchie!river, $620,000; Enst Pass channel, Choctaw! atchee bay, $600. "These figures, although not official, but regarded ns reliable, show' a total of $1,154,100 to be expended ns set forth. Practically all of this money will be expend­ ed in Florida, most of it fdr materinl and lubor. Thus. Friends ot Chief Baker of OrttO09 tea congratulating him that ha woa found not guilty of murdot In the second degree. f-‘ ■Mies Amelia Earhart i« detex. r; mined to b« the first woman to fly to Europe. Other women have been V, aimilatly detertninad, but none has E accomplished the feat yet. We wish -., this lady bettor.luck. The latest plaint of one of the athaway napara: “Most of us will i satisfied if Catts lost-"—SariTiuwsr. Well be surprised if me offtham don’t wall: “We were ally tfc Carlton all the t!me.“ it of view can change ■From the oo|nt^p/ view n an the “lUIu?’ they ■lost. They knew where all the timg-'it was .-tho i world that* was lost. Is l\. Enough? $10.00 ON YOUR OLD RANGE OF ANY You test ymir 'nuto tires nt intervals to sec that the pressure is right—not too much—not too little. Look at your insurance the same wny. When you put your insurance problems in the hands of this agency you know that your in­ surance protection is right at- all times. You know that all ypur intiyresta arc properly snfe-gunrdert. KIND AS FART PAYMENT ON A only two nights out arrives New York Monday merning. Vastest steamer time tier made between h u t f«tj. SAILINGS TO NEW YORK a S. IROQUOIS May 19. 26. June 2, 9,16, 23, 30 July 7, M, 21, II ADDITIONAL SAILINGS FROM JACKSONV1U E Every Monday end Wednesday at 3 P. M. Calling nt Charleston New Range MONTHS TO PAY THE M S. S S. <-M. It M A l.t.i>ltV ’ Jtm * I I• ’. i 'M'lll-JIIUKKK" . ........I unc . ... I! *'* In-".MOHAWK"’ Jiim , I • ".SUMINOl.l-r* . Jm to i. k^ ■; !im ■ " tf t New S team ers. CTniform d c In sc »-rvirc NEW YORK, One W sy, $37.00 upi R iuim F l rir ttp $ 3.00 e x tr a f a r e each w ay o n D ir e c t S . 6'. IROQUOIS CHARLESTON, Om W«r SlI.OOupi R««iml Trip t IS-OOn* nOSTON, One Way, f 4 1.0 up S T . J O H N S R IV E A S E R V IC E Srrnmrr leave* Sanford 12: IS Noi ( g 1,lfrv UV*I.» •Sun. Due to arrive in JacLson<jille i.a »n We write policies right. A. P. Connelly & Sons S S S, S S a n fo rd G a s C o T krtiticli lit k e ta a n d b a g s ace c h r rk e d th ro u fili to p rin c ip a l Hor th e m Point* A m ple f a r i l i t i n for ■ u to m o b ilr* l »r futlbtr tnfermdtim%m itts , ntrrrdtteni( tU. C lyde l-vitalilislird l!i0H VS 1 MaRnolin . P i r r I, F o ot o f L ib e r t y S tr e e t I'honc CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Ititiril Pliinn m in in fi HaullniC I ratio s. Sl>:,iplra, Hide Track l-’nrlllllra P h aar NM UOO N. Maple A i r RALPH W'. LOS3ING Mgr. Architect conditions of state development and growth, as well as with reference to providing necessary buildings and facili­ ties for the proper handling of the government business, as in courts and postoffices.. It is now quite generally known th at Florida is making rapid advancement, th at it is no longer a frontier state,jand th a t in order to provide for the proper handling of government nnd private busi­ ness in Florida, including commerce, adequate facilities m ust-be provided. Furthermore, Florida contributes an­ nually its full share of taxes to the national treasury, nnd it is only fair that Florida should receive back a fair pro­ portion of the money thus paid.” THE EAST COAST CANAL MIAMI HERALD Eleven counties along the E a st C oast from Jacksonville to Miami are deeply concerned in the devel­ opm ent f i t .the Foot C oast canal. It*' v a lu e ' has been known fur m any years, and its im portance to th* people o f .F lo rid ^ ,is unques­ tioned: An opportunity Is now of­ fered for the enterprise to become assu re d success with the Unit* S tates governm ent buck of it. The counties th a t the canal w ill nass through and which will bo directly benefited arc Duval, St. Johns, Flagler, Volusia. B revard, S t. Lucie, M artin Indian River Palm Beach BroVvurd and Dade. The w aterw ay will pass through each of them and will connect them by an inside route safe fo r launches, barges and houseboats, w ith tow ns along the A tlantic coast a* fa r north a* Boston. UItim atelv th e rout* will be continu­ ed to Galveston, the en tire route to be u n d er the control o f the Unitpd S tates governm ent. First N at’l Rank Bldg, Sanford, Flu. EOSSINGPs QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER H auling, C ratin g Shipping, and B torage ra— 4W*_______ eai tt. *N> n R IN G 'S ■ m m J: i1 !l* ■I ■ coast ns well as * the G ulf of Mexico* nnd wilL touch hundreds cities ancj, towns in direct, com­ m unication by w a te r w ith jth e lo­ calities w ith-w hich' th ey do *bustBy DR. J. C. HOWELL JJ, ness, will link them w ith each . 200 Wa«t G ore Avenue ___ othtfz and with the. mo«h populous "AMBULANT raOUTOLOOT INDOaiM f regions of the co u n try by a w ater For a while it looked aa if it route th at m eans cheap tra n s ­ puld be hard going for the local portation, through as well as lo­ portsr after the election, but now cal. , at Ashcraft has gone to bat Away buck in 1881 the F lo r­ tth the City, it look* as if we. Orlando, Florida ida E ast Coast canal w as begun Mild be amply yupplied with news as a private enterp rise. Since th a t tim e it has had m any ups . HICK I’liU C L K and owns. The expense o f con­ sbuuId h a m that Indlarallun, r « a •llpatlea. «a d rvctal Otacase la bark English, no doubt, couldn’t struction and operation was so « f Htaal af Ikvtr Iruublra. W r it * ar heavy th a t it h as n ev er,g iv en s a t­ phaar 4 3 U fur fre * lllrra lu rc a a * i American point of view ruaaaltallua. isfactory service, and in recent r* refused to. allow the r J oar ah 1'urwla llo n r ll years it has been In auch condi­ Thu D*M Ip Gsthcart to remain in u w M I' eaultartaai. 300 W . tion t W f mue'h h f *lt ‘wdd “o f no (iuru A i r . Orluadu. Fla. S ft r la llila s in try, on account of "moral In sa a tru -lu lra lla a l aad. racial value as it is too shallow fo r any ie “ but they developed a dlaraaca. c r a f t la rg e r than canoea. E xneri- I*. 8, s i arc s t O l w a|»lru*l* r »mUa". of their own, when ence has shown th a t aa a priv ate •ulfa la Ihu rraiuval o f wuira a a * Mod to land in their oounconcern d e p e n d !^ on tolla fo r ita |* 'idea eeeou to be “Keep Such • waterway will reach the euccesa it Is impr< icticaL Either principal dtieg of the Atlantic the governm ent n lust take ho!4 m Jd.hjjjj | j[.- , 1-.. 3 (F a r S o l a b y J. M. Lemoines r* L in e r,l«bll,K*d 1141 Elton J. Moughto ; 4 Th* hardest task of the average xkadtyat* for office ia to keep the improvement* as well ns fronj an employment standpoint. "It is very evident that, with proper presentation, darn fools from supporting him.— Oriando Reporter-Star. That ruin­ congress is disposed to recognize Florjdn needs in m atters ed i ktt of them, all right. of river and harbor improvements, made necessary by Dojria E. Carlton handed Florida political forecasters one of the su r­ prises of their lives. Which goes to shew fhat political prognostica­ tion* aren’t worth a great deal aft$r all—Key West Citizen. FOR THIRTY DAYS WE WILL ALLOW IRECT non-stop sailings. No loss of time from business. New S. S. IROQl OIS leaves D Jacksonville every Saturday at } P. M . and after JACKSOtTVII-I-F, �& Mr*. J . H, C okkw gh le ft T ues­ day for DeTVru) where she will spclitl * few day s w ith h e r mother! T r i g A o n t m MRS. FRED S. DAlGER, S o c le ly Edilnr Residence Tel. .37 Mrs. Fred Williams I . gtfuots OoMegt Set TUESDAY • Harrison C h ap ter N. 8 . D. will m eet w ith M rs. W. T. ( i t 6:00 o'clock fo r picnic r F l i f Day P ro g ram . [ A. will hold re g u la r meot*8:30 o’clock a t th e Odd FelHall over th e B asket. All «rs are urged to be present, trterly business m eeting of r, M. S. o f thd F ir s t B aptist h will be h eld fct 3:30 O'clock e church. All women of the b are ashed to b« -p resen t • u Robert A. Newm an will eno the m em bers of the Due Bridge Club a t 2:46 o'clock x home in Rose Court, irisn Circle of the F irst Bapftorch wiU m eet a t 7:30 k at the home of Mrs. Robert Ullams in San L anta with Williams, M rs. George Mcm d Mrs. M erriw cather G. is hostessea. W EDNESDAY psu Club' will give a dnnee ►City H all a t 0:00 o'clock’. 0 D river.' -'iceompaftTsd h ? ’ * M m JOriver’* jjigter. Mi#a B U nehf, J e s ­ ter of Advance, N. C.*motored to Ocnla end Silver Springs, Sun* day where th iy spent the 'd a f. , . . —~T~ Of the many delightful sorin arinira of thi* week, one of ex­ ceptional interest and plensun was th at of F riday aftem oor when Mr*. Fred T. Williams cm tertained the members of the college set, a t bridge at her att r m k VC M° mC ? n C^ !*tnI The m any friends of Mrs. Maude B. Clarke, form er assist* an t librarian a t the Sanford Courier J r., a m em ber of Library, will regret to learn s taJohn r patro l trodp three 0f the th at she was injured in an auto­ Boy Scouts of America, le ft S un­ mobile accident at Redlands, Cal. day for Camp Johnson where he * ..................... — ... ■. . . A . — awarded nnd the tables clemre-1 went as m ascot fo r Company D. Lake, the hostess assisted by^ Mrs. F red­ erick W. Bender served chicken Ren Fish in d J . H. Colclmiuh salad ami an ice course. left Tuesday fo r Gainesville wlwre The guest list included Miss they will spend a short tifph Olive Newman, Mis* Naomi Scog* Ran, Miss Camilla F uleiton, Miss Carmctn Barber, Miss Mildred JII sr K atherine Symes, who has Holly, Miss Beverley Bender, Miss Rose Im Verne H urt, Miss Eliza- been attending S nrgesnts School, beth Turnbull, Miss R uth Henry, is now attending a cam p a t PeteVMiss Rrbeccn Stevens, Miss boro, N. H. and expects to re tu rn Kntherinc Schirsrd and Miss M ar­ home about July, first. garet I’eters. A lter the prizes had been Mrs. Donald J. Powers retu rn ed * One million words will be filed home Sunday from F o rt Myers A Sedalia, Mo., bird Is u dele­ from the convention hall today hut where she has been v isitin g heir g ate a t the ticklish age of 80. He they fo.i't moke much difference better. parents. tomorrow. •lection of o ffia t^ rtb o )n p tare -f(> •suiting a* follows; m aster council or, !!. C. W ater*; senior council­ or, Richard H Slttelaw ;’ junlol CoufH*1lorpJaek MlmS; scribe, W al­ te r B arber; treaau rer, Robert Yan Mrs. Sidney Chase of Wind- cy. cmere spent Monday and Tuesday hero ns tho guest of Mrs. Benja­ W E W ILL allow Ten Dollars on min Whltneir J r . ‘ any old aloe* and give you IS months to pay balance on any Mrs. J . E. Laing and Miss new range. Sanford Gas Com* Jeanette L aing returned home pany, 106 Magnolia Avenue. Monday evening a f te r apending the past five’* weeks a t' Little Reek, Ark. a n d ’ A tlan ta, Ga. While at Little R6ck, Miss L airg was niaid of honor o f Cot* Sum ter Lowry'* staff, a t the Sons of VcternnA Re-Union. Cures Chills and Fever, In ­ Mrs. May U lm er Conoley and term ittent, R em ittent and Dillons jon Ulm er Conoley of Vatdosta, Fever dua tc M alaria. Gn., nrrived here Monday and are the guests of M rs. Coholey's daughters, Mrs. Em m ett McCall, Mrs. Raymond G. Fox and Lee A. Conoley. This Fan' Biowi* H^ eat /JtK Jui ■ 't • Away. w •• • Emerson Fans, guaranteed for o .years, may be' had for the same price as or-! dinat^.pitjfe-year guarantee fans. Let uf; show thenV{to you. Sanfortf Electric Contracting Co, J THURSDAY *1 Neighbors - o f - America Stunning Frocks ^Values-Th’at ' Cannot Be t: . H A T S FO R 108 Magnolia Summer -1 . «■ , -fca -*k'A b Equaled ..f t, Phone ■ *#' y t . " 71V ' . .*: ;uar m eeting of the W. 6 . T. 11 be held a t 3:30 o'clock at fthodlst. C hurch annex. delightfully a t-b rid g e Friday delightful!' a t bridge Friday icon a t h er homo on Palm etenue. The guests were the ers of the Lottuphun Bridge Factory pie and gold were the colors ed in the decorations and details, and were beautifully A out w ith gladioli and zln- A very complete collection of summer hots embracing prac­ tically all the much favored modelR—hnts of unusually high quality. Coty’s bath powder, was ed ’Mrs. M. M inarik. tho tea hour the hostess frozen fru it salad, sand1 , snltines, and punch, lying tho Cordis] hospitality i. Courier were Mrs. Chris ews, Mrs. M. M inarik, Mr*rd W alker, Mrs. W urt W, >r, Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. W. T albott, Mrs. Stew art i and Mrs. E. B. Stowe. oTfiiiH C om er Flrot St. nndlSanforcf Awe.!' RIF. R A FFO SOCIETY regular business m eeting of srie R affo Society of the Methodist Church was held | ly evening a t the church an* he absence of the president, feting was presided over by Ihoemnker. M rs. C. II. Smith, tnt of tho W omen's MissionSociety, was present and an invitation to all memif this circle to attend a to be given by Circle N’um* lie on th e second Monday in st the homo of Mrs. Ben e on Celery Avenue. in luscious shades to comple , * lj y' *v - i * ' **- p ' v 1j, m ent Sheer F r6 c k s^ In the Height o f the Mode at T CHRISTIAN CHURCH First C hristian Church un) splendid leadership o f Rev. Marier d u rin g the past year ■creased its membership by tent and haa had an increase Sunday School of 40 percent. ;trie r has been unanimously ed a call o f two years. He iere ab out a y ear ago from dvillo whore ho had been’dtof religious education o f th6 lie Avenue C h riitlo n Church tho p ast y e a r tho services of lech have been held a t the High School auditorium . |ni have now been completed lew C hristian Church bulldhe erected, a t-a n early date I Lanta aubdivlaton. A minDf the new chureh 1* o n ’dia\ the C ham ber of Commerce. $16.00 In this attractively priced .group nre elcvir styles and color effects that bespeak the new seasdn. Shoulder capes, sheer diaphanous prints, Ince and georgette combinations. | VanityfairBloomem Featuring tho little close fit­ ting hat for town, wider brims for sports and other models for formal wear. We most cordially invite your inspec­ tion of the lovely frocks included in these two groups. Charm ing,. Smart} - Durable $2.00 and $2.50 pail Frocks for A ll Occasions Florkhclm Florsheim Shoes F o r Men JRCH C IR C L E M EETS londsy afternoon th e M aria Circle, o f th e F lre t M d M J urch held it* re g u la r m eetthe home of M rs. W. M agnolia Avenue. [buiineaa aeaaion w as p re­ f e r by tha chairm an, Mrs. I Raines, a f te r which the tr was ta m e d over to Mrs [E. McKay who had ch ares MUalon S tudy. R ^frera°f ice cream and cake were at th a conduaion of the lla u . p»e*t m eeting will be held home o f M rs. F ra n k W. [o n M agnolia Avenue. h iiss m eeting were M<Ung ing tth Minchew. M rs. J . R. For* f«- S. J . AlWm. Mrs. W. N lire. F . C renshaw , Mrs. napp, M rs. John Rumbley, > C. M cCrory, M rs. R. L. >r, Mrs. Zab Ratliff, Mrs. ■McKay, Mr*., F ran k W. Mra. W. R Rainea, Mr*, ouriay and Mrs. W. XTiMvu P. g iV ~ .q n * - - iir n another’supply of ill send them to you or you can;<$Jll eih dt dur plant. It is not necessary o have a garment cleaned to obtai They will protect your garments fi moths during the summer months •a * --* * 1 /- . . 861 - SEMINOLE PRESSERY - 220 �RIDA, TTTBSBAT, T O N E H JW 2 B TUB SANPOHB HEttALP. k S1TC ■ i w ,w s a i ~j - ;C T ,m vinOTfff T H B D E S I R E S O F - T H E - P E O P L B - A L O N E *W I L L - V . .............. . . a . mui H I ' T b M A K E *_T_H _E M - P R O S P E_R 0 ^ U _ | f 'l ARE BU ILD IN G A fc .. HE meeting of crises, the answers to adversity, the acceptance of victories, the appraisement of the present, the judgment of the past and prep­ aration for the future, all weigh the strength of charac­ ter and measure the calibre of men. T W ■A \ X* MEN are building Florida. MEN W HO ARE AT WORK, with their feet on the ground and their eyes on the future. Reaching out for broader possibilities and greater achievements, unsatisfied to envision the future in terms simply of greater prosperity, these men of Flor­ ida are building a magnificent Empire. You know them. In every community they are meet­ ing their tasks as they come, refusing to be licked, stead­ ily moving forward. These men today see cities of broad streets, spacious landing fields, magnificent harbors, and new. thousands of palatial homes dotting the coun­ tryside in Florida. They see a Florida matchless in its is one of a series on the Future of Florida that will he published by THIS NEWSPAPER • I ... t .............v The advertisements will be prepared by Believers in Jacksonville, Inc., i and will i ;j . appear regularly in more than 25 Florida newspapers. men an, d. | women in *Florida who are at work at , * * * -- . i* jobs todlay—-who have neither time nor patience tag a greater future for themselves in a GREATER FLORIDA. t* itiM j-.wj a to m akmj. r1 �itl *V.$JSS •■**•* , S': ■:fi r^iT y YourBargains Across the CLASSIFIEDCOUNTER Sanford D ally H erald Help Wanted— tant a d r a t e s Little—or Big Terms: C ash in Advance telephone ads, w ill be received . r patrons and collector sent nmediately fo r paym ent. T im e --------------------- 10c a line ! Times ------------ -- 8c a tine I Times 7c a nnc Time ra te s on request. ' A little ud from 25 to 50 words will sell > [ Tho reduced rates a re fo r tmsecutivc Insertions. Five words o f average length J(s counted a line. Minimum charge o* 80c te r jrst insertion. All ad v ertisin g is restricted proper classification. It an e rro r Is mado The Sanpril H erald will b* responsible Lr only one incorrect insertion, he advertiser t o r subsequent [iscrtion.’i. Tho office should be otifiod im m ediately in case of >r. O 8302. 12—WANTED ab out e week or ten leaving fo r the north Will give free pas­ te; some reliable young man efij assist me in driving. Ad­ s ' O. K. cere The Herald. ID: To borrow $3,000 on Free g ear f ir s t m ortgage on , - 16—llouncs For Kent - 21- Salt ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable for poultry farm . Located four miles south-ofwBanford on old Or* lamlo road. 33 afcros, p a rt high land and some of it low, ideal for chickens ami ducks. Can be bought for $100 per acre on your own terms. Address R. J. Holly, F irst National Bank Building, Sanford, Fla. 22 Real Estate For Exchange WILL TRADE: Several building lots, free and clear, for smaU house in good section. Your pries must be right. In answ ering this ad give complete inform ation as to size of house, location, and price. Address S. B. D. Care The Herald. WILL TRADE: Severnl good build ing lots, completely paid for, as first payment on well located farm. Lota are located within the city of Sanford, in, desirable m c tions, and will be priced on ■— Iblc basis, if you want to trade write me w hat you have, w hat you want for it and maybe wu can make a deal. Address Box 70 Care Herald. COMPLETELY furnished modorn bungalow. Double garage. Will accept clear lot or small acreage as first paym ent. Strout Agency. National Hank Bldg. FIVE ACRE celery farm. West Side. Price $4200.00. Very liber­ al term s. Colclough Realty Co. 311 First National Bunk Bldg. FOR SALE: 10 acres virgin land cleared and plowed. Jam es A l­ len, Glndcrville S torr. WILL EXCHANGE: Building lot for automobile. Lot is worth from $500 In $800. Address Box 134 care The Humid. 25— ISxchnngo FOR SALE cheap or trade. Good 16x2U tent. Box 525, Sanford. SWAP— Perhaps you have sonv? thing you don’t need and somo one else has som etbiag you want tlint they no longer find use for— make an exchange through tills classification. Call 148 for service. 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale HOUSEHOLD FU R N ITU R E— No doubt there are several pieces of discarded fu rn itu re in your home th at are no longer of value to you —turn them into cash . . . a H er aid Classified Ad will put your message before thousands of read ers. Call 148 today. POTATOES delivered a t $1.00 bushel. These i n culls, too small for shipping, and more trouble to FOR RENT: New nine room fu rn ­ prepare for cooking than the large ished house for rent 1801 Mag­ ones but ju st as good to eat. Tele­ nolia. Rent $60 per month. Phone phone yo u rm A ierin the evening to 775. 1 1 ill IfjfllU/ 2 * ' I , 1 !1 *<1_J U p - -: Aeronautical CEnalneers Have ATLANTA, G a„ Juno 12.— Crfhatructed Afnihlp Which Will Take Up Many Pernon* G. F- Willis, the new President of And Will Ride Heavy Seas the Stone Mountain Memorial A s ­ BY DR. ROSWELL T-I*ET1T International News Service S ta ff Cotrittpondent STOCKHOLM, Sweden June 0. German nem nuntical engineers V \ have constructed a plane which . ' :• a'h they hope will solve trans-oceanic : flight problems. It is more a "flying ship” than an airplane nml enllrd the Dernier-*- ‘al flying ship. It is n cabin boat with 10 foot beam and hua two cnbiim which can carry 20 persona. The ship can rido a fairly rough sea nml * ■v T ttf& n t’ J<! ^*' v di d break, Gcr* i ’ r* ' ffiSh'fciuiWers are confident of the ship riding the waves. They are confident this i5 the plane of fu­ ture ocean travel. The plane cun M.jrnvcl front DO to 110 miles per hour. E ven,today tho engineers (Legal Notices) Tf of Germany are p lan n in g - upon i v T i m s ’i n c v i T c o i i R t , r w u v constructing n I)cmter*W nl capa­ t v T i u n n j r n i c i A i , o in c v iT IV A V I ) r o l l N K U I N p L H C O B K ble of carrying 100 persons with T V . 1-LiOIUDA. IV C H A N i ’C R Y , PAUL I*iHARNETT. Complainant. perhaps five to eight motors. How It W orks A N T O N MTUItS "ml wife INOIill H err Herman Schroeder, general MVUJIH. n m l l l O H U R T I I A D W A V I >i-frtul tin ts. manager of the Deutsche Luft o it n u n o r ru n t.irA T io N T O A N T O N M Y U I I S n m l w i f e 1N- Hnnsn, the Germ an Aviation Com­ of < ir .lt M Y U ltH . n m l I I O U U I I T U A D - pany, explained the working W A Y A N D T O A L L W H O M I T this new ship shortly before I MAY CONCURS*: It n m i c i i r l n i f f r o m t h e a f f i d a v i t left Berlin nml Tcinplehofor fly­ ■if I ' A P l . P. I I A I I N K T T , t - o m n l n l n - ing field. The plane th at was to » lit In t i l l s r n u s o . Iii-ri'ln f i l e d , t h a t ami to >nii n r e r e s i d e n t * o f it M in ts o t h e r take us to Copenhagen t h a n t h e Mlule n f F l o r i d a : t l m t t h e Mnlmo, In southern Sweden, was re * j d r l ir e o f A t i t u n M y e r s a n d w i f e two-motored bi­ I n n e r M y a r s n s l u i r l l u u l u r l ) ' a s In an Albatross, a known to It I ni Is 731.1 P l n s r e e plane am! float its construction S t r e e t , t 'l i l n i K o . C o o k C o u n t y , I l l i ­ n o is, n m l D ia l t h e r e s i d e n c e o f H u b ­ «ml the pcellnr hum of its motors. n converted ei t I t n t l w n y n s p a r t i c u l a r l y n s is I suspected it was known In h im la I0S I L oyola S t r e e t , O i l m a n . C o o k C o u n t y , I l l i ­ Gcrmnn Limbing plane. We taxied across the field to n o i s , n m l Hint t h e r e Is n o p e r s o n In t h e Hliile o f F l o r i d a , t h e s e r v i n ' get into position to take off of n s u b p o e n a upon w h o m w ould h i n d y o u o r r l t l i e r o f >gl> s m l tluil against the wind anil soon the 600 lie k n o w s y o u In b e o v e r t h e s u e o f horsepower engines opened up Iw e n t) -one y e a rs: m i tv. m u l t u in m u . m u a i i i : and the Albatross soared from the II i: 11K11Y O i l 11 H it U l l t o a p p e a r t o field. tin- lllll o f t*tiiu p in I o I h e i e l n f i le d We rnn into rain storm s, snow o n t h e Itnd dit> of J u l y , A I). IP 2a. h eln u n B u ie P a y o f th is C o u rt squalls and heavy winds but the I T 1H F U i m i K U O H P F . I t U I J Hint t h i s O r d e r of I’u b l l n i t l o n h e p u b ­ ship behaved in good fushion. The gradually c^unged and lish ed fur four (I) c o n s e c u t i v e couotry w e e k s in T h e M iufonl l l r n t | d . a resembled the fields of Belgium n e w s p a p e r h u v l ii f f a u e n e r n l c i r ­ c u l a t i o n In M c m ln u le C o u n t y , F l o r i ­ with its narrow work fields anil da. the whole landscape dotted with tVIT NKH ri m y h a n d u n i t s e a l t h i s the red roofed cottages. 21* Uny o f M a y, A t>. IW3S V. U. ItOUHI.AHM Over the Baltic C le rk of th e C irc u it C ourt. The sky ceiling whs low uml wc Uy A. M. tVUUKM. D e p o t ) C l o t k. glided downward to the 1.000 foot Hilt'S n m l U u r n e y , ovel ag I could observu by the M n l lr ltn r * f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . (H U A I .) t alti-m otcrs. Wo nulled over the crystal clear w ater of nn arm of the Baltic Sea. On ahead the tall spires of the C athedral nt Luoheck rose up to m eet us. In nnother moment the pilot throttled down the en ­ gine and 1 knew wo had arrived CHICAGO, June 11__ (INS1 — at Traverm untlc, the last stop in Germany before hopping off to Search for Chariest “ Lim py” C,lea­ Copenhagen in Denmark. We ver, alleged leader of the $1.73,000 tlroppcd over the trees and clouds Grand T runk mail robbery, nml of thin fislting village and landed. hin four pals who made a 'sensa­ It wna here tho Drrnior-Wnl was tional escape from the Du Pure firs t pointed out to mo. Wu changed planes and were off County Jail nt W heaton, III,, cen­ tered in Chicago today. U is be­ ngaln, skim ming tho blue-green lieved the five dcnpcrudoc* arc lie w ater, heading again towards the ing hidden by g an g ster allies in north and colder weather. In somo places the w ater was so sumo underworld rendezvous. The Jail break w i i h dram atic, shallow wo could see the wrinkled yesterday m orning William , Edge- bottom. Over Denmark, with its many ton, 02,‘ n deputy sheriff, was standing guard near the despera­ ponds and villages. It looked like does’ cell. As him back was turned, n Swiss cheese. We dropped to the one of the prisoners reached flying field at Copenhagen to al­ through the bars with a m akeshift low a storm to pass and then blackjack and struck bint over Ihe zoomed into the air again to Swe­ den and tho aerial to u r of Europe head. As Edgeton staggered the men was over. grabbed him and beat him uncoil prince to Catherine II. It in the scious. They took his key* nml un­ contcr of many grim stories. locked the cell door. Stepping in* A nother piece formed tho Koh-l* to the corridor they lifted Ihe noor, Inter presented to Queen limp body of the deputy and ca r­ Victoria. ried him into the cell, locking him Thq famous Cullinan diamond, in. the Jubilee, another huge stone, The desperadoes then filed into and thtf Hope diamond, recently In the sh eriff’s office, seized three the lim e lig h t, are others which shotguns and fled to the Jail yard. have given rise to many tales of T here they climbed into EdgctunV the sinister spells behind these automobile and drove away. stones. The new .picture sows a great diamond working destruction and havoc. A nativcj stealftlit,-sacrific­ ing his life, fon love of a woman. It precipitates a grim battle with machine guns uetween- police «nd gan g sters in an A m erican city, and The rom antic histories of famous a domestic trngt*dy iri leodctyf*) f 18—Wanted To Rent Hunt Is Conducted For Mail R o b b e r s Who Broke P riso n sociation,, was literally drufted for the office. Tho Board of Directors elected him in spite of his emphntic pro* test in the m eeting and told hint ho was drafted. This action was followed by a united appeal from Governor H ardm an of Georgia, Mayor Ragsdale of Atlnnta, the A tlantia newspapers, and the heads o f the principal civic bodies of the city"In the face of suclt commands, 1 cannot refuse the duty you have put upon me,” Mr. Willis told the delegation th a t wnited on him. “ I will take the office for u while a t least nml do my best to enrry on the monument.” His reasons for holding back was not lock of interest in the pro­ ject, hue complete absorption In bis business affairs ^whlch ate very extensive He wanted the A s­ sociation to find a man for Prcsl* tie nt who could give Tits" - w holr timo to the work, bpl no suvh-wmir was to be found. ' So fur front lack of Interest in the project, 611. Willis has been Ha devoted friend nml -p a tro n - from its incuption. He was one of the first to contribute to it, years ago, before n stroke of work had oecn done on the mountain He has con­ tributed several thousand dollar* to it, has loaned the Association nt various times in cash and by endorsement ninny thousands of dollars, ami has served five years on lint Board of Directors uml ex* ecutive committee. With the sole exception of his predecessors, Hol­ lins N. Randolph, no man has fu r th e n u rp u sc of e le c tin g one sup e rv lo o r for sa id D is tric t fo r a t a n of th re e (3) year*, a l w h ich a la c t l o n e v e r y a c r * o f I n n d In t h a ftla -. I r l t ’l a h u l l r e p r e s e n t o n e a l t a r s e n c lt o w n e r s h a l l he e n t i t l e d to vatu In p e r s o n n r b y p r o x y In w r l l l n x duly a la uml to r every of Inna : o w n e d by h i m In a uclt D istrict; m m r d lu o n m a y represent th eir w urds: ex ecu to rs and ad m in istra­ tor* m a y r e p re s e n t e s ta te s o f d a i-esHeil p e r s o n a a n d p r l v a t a corpora­ t i o n * m a y be r e p r e s e n t e d by their offlce re o r duly a u th o rise d a g e n ts. T he ow ner* of a m a jo rity of thuV l Horatio 1* badly needed in a case like this, and reference value of th at ponderous tone, from boot­ black to iKuitlcggcr or something being well nigh im perative, Hagen was p retty much of a poor mun ugnln us ho s e t out for . England this Spring. N ever a conb* > d . h itt ^ T b ^ W W ^ i S U*co neUtut# savfliga or ra th e r w hat he hap­ a q u o r u m f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f h o l d ­ e li e l e c t i o n . pened to have on hand through i n gD asu l ti d t h i s i : i ) i d a y o f J u n e , 1*11. no fault^of his own, in attem pting c. l . w ta r r. ^ i C h airm an . to purchuse the Rochester Ball P A U L I.U K A H , Club in the International League. C U O ltU K U H K U A . A s Ihe H o a r d n r H u p e r v l e o r a o f Tho loss of th a t money couldn't SA LV IA D K A lN A U ia DIS­ have come at a more inopportune T R IC T. HAGENRETURNS AMID CHEERSOF GOLFING ADDICTS Sir.W ullcr Comes Hack Hero After WlnninKBrUlahOrott: Left United SIiiIch In Low Spirits Bemuse Of Finance BY DAVIS J. WAl.SII International New* Service Sport* Editor * NEW YORK. June 0.—Maybe I ought to brush up on my H ora­ tio Alger before I s ta rt this one, for i t denis man who had spent much of his recent career deftly parrying fate's left Jead with his chin, yet lived tho m atter down to sueli purpose th at today ho stands to cusli possibly as much as $150,000 in tho ensuing 12 months. I urn referring to W alter Hugon, who left America two months ago with hardly the flu t­ te r of a regretful kerchief to ntnrk his passing and who re ­ turned yesterdny to bo feted ,flat­ tered and cajoled. As W ultcr llugcp, golfer, he could have left the country on a ra ft and few would have been the wiser. As British open chnmpion, only the inevitable band wagon could do justice to his retu rn . Yet, W ANTED—1000 persons to trad e lo their old gas stove, oil stove or wood s t o v e for which we will allow Ten Dollars on any new gas range purchased from us. Hanford Gas Company. 106 Mag­ nolia Avenue. McLauiins ENGRAVING Diamond Mounting I HAVE 1800 ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AS F IN E AS ANY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, m ost of it prairie land, ready for the plow, over 100 acres already in a high atatg of cultivation. Tho soil is a rich sandy loam, w ith clay subsoil. It is in the flow­ ing well district, amt the drainage is perfect,with a full of eight to eleven feet to two big drainage canals, one running through its western nido and the other along its eastern edge. It is bor­ dered by the St. Johns River on tho south and by a brood im­ proved highway on the north, with another impiovcd highway running through it. It is crossed by the F. E. C, Railway with a freig h t station only one mile aw ay and the promise nf *t siding on the property itself. It has every advantage |toi.essed by the beat agricultural lands in tho Sanford d istrict, and being virgin land. Is likely to be free fur some years from plant diseases utul insects which cause so much trouble un old lands. During the past season, on thu p art under cultivation, 4 t pro­ duced as its first crap 65 barrels of potatoes to tbo acre, m arketed three weeks aland of H astings and bringing p rk ea double those realized by thu H astings glow ers. There has ju st been taken off it a crap of cucum bers said by d isin terest­ ed p arties fam iliar with the cuke d istricts a t W achula, W inter Garden, Webster, Wiliinton and o th er points in Florida, to be by fa r tho best produced anyw here in the state, «t.d sold a t the "top of the m arket”. O ther crops now grow ing olt the land show its teinarkabla fe rtility and th a t It will produce bumper crops of everything th at enrr be raised In this section TO TH E FIRST. COMERS AND FOR A LIM ITED TIM E ONLY. 1 ant Offering this land, cith er th e raw o r Improved in aiuqtl and large trac ts at ex traordinarily low prices and on excep­ tionally easy term s, b u t w ith u big discount to buyers p re­ pared to pay all cash. Telephone in the evening to 776 for an appointm ent to see t h i s ’ laud. It is less than 25 minute* drive from the center of town urn! I will bo glud to show it to you a t any time. W. M. YOUNG, Hughey S treet Jt Elat Ave. I*. O. Box 14 Telephone 775 Jawelera-Optom ctrist W atch R epairing History Of'Famous Jewels Makes Film -Classified- PAINTER’S Simon Pure Citrus A M i,W?T,)£atre FOR SALE C H EA P—$35 Princess rrn Dresser $15. Twd Bliftmoaifoedi, W A N TED : F ire tib ten year leatfc FOR SUM IER COLDS on business building, well locat­ two coll springs less than half diamond, with its tra il of intrigue, - )O ffI ed, in Sanford. Must be of good price. Langley Apts. P hone 652-W. trag ed y and 'ihystery, Ifprraed the tenstruction, one or two stories. atrmnge research for one 'o f the tut t)kir Price m ust be right. When answer­ BOAT FOR bALE: 30 foot bridge most rem arkable screen plays of ing this ad give exact location, the year, “ Diamond Handcuffs,’ deck cruiser, th irty inch d ra ft, am ount of floor »pace and com­ fully equipped, sleeps six. Piles Cosmopolitan's gripping new dra­ plete inform ation as to price, etc. reasonable. P . O, Bex 838. ma of love, diamonds and the un* / l’a x m i V l dcrworld, coming to the Theatre. otherw ise it will not be given con, f o i l) tablets side ration. Address Box 111 care 27—Money To Loan The atory centers about a great 1 5 : L i f t o f f h i. diamond, tracin g Ua adventures The Sanford Herald. from Ita discovery in trig u e, th eft M . N . B O C A R T 19—Houses For Pale ON W H ITE o r colored property. and into the m ates pf the under* B. W. H erndon 108 E . 2nd £L world, ita sin ister spell constantly FOR 8 ALE: Furnished house or. wrecking human souls. Much if Its Parte Avenue. Price $4600 on detail is based on actual historyf« rk * $500 c a s h 'a n d baMnci A t All Druuifisla M ortgage Leans The f irs t fam ous diamond, the monthly. This is a com paratively m Improved residence end bualnesa MY PLACE on W est F irst Street Golconda, found in India, waa a new building, stucco, has two beds property. to r rent. 6 room house 2 acres world m ystery. Ho nearly as can he rooms, dining room, living room, Baldwin M ortgage Co., , ascertained it w as finally cut Into kitchen end bath with shower. S tre e t, Orlando, P o r i .stolen from an Indian rated hy a Russian *V'J A m bitious young man classified advertising for Herald. F o r fu rth e r inform aMr. Lewis a t The H erald * T FIV E ROOM: furnished house low WIGHT PR IN T SHOP summer rates. See V. A. Speer, IPPY nrrvicc on nny thing in 411 Park Ave. Iriating. A phono call will get lr man. Phone 417-W. i) Rail- ROOM FOR KENT: III Park [i Av», _______ Ave. FU R N ISH ED 2 room apt: private PAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS bath: sleeping porch. 311 Mag­ Til TH E NEW WALL PA IN T nolia. MRTHING NEW AND BET| t FOR FU R TH ER 1NFOR- FOR RENT: my bungalow fu rn ­ ITION, CALL PHONE 235-J ished ami garage. Reasonable. SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN- M-«. |t. \V.‘ Herndon, 218 West ID, FLA. ________ 18th Street. iEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre- FOR RENT new Duplex house in [triptions, D rugs, Soda. We are nice location with all modem near as y o u r phone. Call 103. conveniences. Will ren t cheap to perm anent tenants. Phone 207. ILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation tie s and general cement work. FOR RENT: To responsible party, attractiv e Spanish bungalow, » d t Concrete Co. J . E. Ter­ surrounded by beautiful Oak truer, s e r , Prop. 3rd and Elm. located a t 317 High St. Completely rAL ROOFING: The Roof F.v- furnished. Two bed rooms, living rleiting. M etal shingles room, dining nook, kitchen equip bding seam tin and i.alvanizcd ped with electric range, bath, g a r­ Fa. See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. Berg a t.T h e Herald office. ■»d T hird fit. Phone 111. Help Wanted Male "* ,» be asked of it. . . anyv. day of the year. - FOR SALE: Pedigreed Police Dog for sale, two and a half yonr.i old. $20.00. Mrs. K. B. McCracken, Drcamwold. C. E. INOGRAPH—repairing, piano W n g by e x i« rts w ith 17 years erience. S anford music store Gift Shoppe. M cLander A rPhone 83k. mi sell out a business—or do any of the |r-Mc or G ranada Dry Ginger FOR RENT furnished 5 room g a r­ tic call 705. Prom pt Delivery. age apartm ent nil modem con­ veniences. Phone 207. -A u to m o b ile s FURNISHED four rooms nml DODCTB bath, close in 211 Laurel Ave. mure cars and Graham trucks, Phono 11)0-W. tlm and 13th. S treet. Phone 3. FU RN ISH ED HOUSE: Three IDGINS & COWAN Co. Airto rooms, screened porch arid bath. idiator and sheet m etal works. *113 E. 3rd. street. Call 408. French Avenue. Phone 710-W. THREE room furnished cottage HUPB-MARMON apartm ent. Privr.to entrance. Sanford Autom obile Co. 218 French. Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. MODERN* furnished npnrtm cntj, -Busir-se Service Frigidairc: Murphy steel klt.'hen: Garage: excellent neighbor­ SUN PRO O F PAINTS ller S p ar V arnishes and Ena- hood: rent very reasonable. I’nrk L I*. Veluminn F la t Wall A partm ents, No, 3, or Phone 57, [tits. Persian clay jesso. plustico Mayor. |utding clay and Plaques. San- THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ Pnint & VTall P ap er Co. G. U. duced rates. 317 Park. Phone fart, Propr. 112 W. F irst St. 850-J. PS— Parisienne Tot nml Gift LE FFL E R APARTMENTS: fu rn ­ fchop, Me Lander Arcade Room ished. 3 room and garage. A t­ |mbcr 40, tractive summer rates. Apply 804 PRIN TIN G —Sanford Print- Magnolia. Phono 280-W. tg Co. Fine Job Ihdnting. Mc- Small gurago apartm ent. Call 261 tuicr Arcade. • k ||] ONE 4-ROOM nd bath, furnished |N. Nipper. Signs of alt kinds. $25.00 per month. Also one 5 Sanford P a in t ii Wall Paper room furnished gurago, chlckoi runs, $10.00 per month. Two u n ­ furnished houses. Ono small filling INRFER Service of all kinds, station nt Osteen. Phono 020. or . *> WANTED Piano to ic n l must be In good condition. Address E. G. tS S IF IE n J'~ ,v}w ;iirtttlbiy ~ Wtil B. c o Herald. [timulntc your busitftss a t very ill cost. H erald W ant Ad* often WANTED: To buy Second hand reach thousands of people— motorcycle. Must be reasonable Lple who w a it and w atchl fo- nndwin good condition. Box Z c-o Classified page— people who Sanford Herald. looking for opportunities and U th at tho W ant Ad page is . 15—Apartment For Rent tc of opportunities. Your m es­ on this page will produce re- TRY TH IS—If you have an a p a rt­ ment to rent give complete de­ |tsjit a cost th a t is surprising!? tails in a Herald Classified nd. . . 148 for service. tell everything there is to bo told Jsted fo r grasses by Ur. about it ami you will find it much Opposite Court IIous*. easier to secure n tenant. Cull 148. [hone 670-W frpenlng. 1 find a buyer for a high grade used c a r / 10—Livestock H erald representative jioroughly fa m ilia r w ith ra te s . and classification will L-e S ot com plete tn fo rm a tio n r (,d if you wish, they will a ssist in w ording your w a n t ad make it m ore effective. - > ■% a property worth thousands of dollars, GERMANSTHINK H ead O f Stone Mountain THEYHAVEPLANE Memo rial WasDraftedFor FOROCEANWORK Job By Board O f Directors hundreds of important things th at can TO A D V ERTISER S Announcements v____ I HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS F or some ambitious young men o r young ladies who w ant to learn a good trade and g et a good position when they have become com petent. lla v c situations avail­ able every few dayr. If interested ask for C. A. Haines a t Sanford H erald office.He will be glad to explain it tor you. Ren had only the P. G. A. but th at one pays you 10 on the dollar as fa r as p i is concerned. The young m an ai ply was down to Ida last cl and, when Compston beat 18 and 17 ta play, it look though his final bet w as a b too. But life has a way of given .it more time, money and the fighter. You never re tire constant attention. h itte r with two strikes, th e he From the pcrsonnl standpoint, running last a t the h alf often it would ahvo been impossible for first a t the mile, tha final cast the Association to find a more popular President. I t is saying in the dice ia the one th a t wins A tlan ta th a t “ Everybody likes sogics. Hagen came along In George Willis.” He is a blghcart- final days of the B ritish Oj ed, public-spirited citizen, always only Hagen can, to win th e ex y ar ocoedtwio2cs n trsrh d u lsh rrr from a g re a t field and ao ready to continue to w orthy causcs- he is back with Ua again, the WHcn tho Georgia School of Tech­ stru ttin g confident, sw ashl nology, somo years ago, needed ling Hagen, who expecta to win J $2,000,000 for an expansion pro­ National Open a t Olympia Jo i gram , Mr. Willis took the chair­ this month and equal m anship of a campaign and raised double-title record of 1028. the money by public subscription, much for m ere honors. As for money, he ju s t < a thing never dons before in Geor­ miss, nccording to Robert E. H i gia for a state-owned institution. When the United Confederate low, his m anager. The Ia tt V eterans held th eir reunion here com putations today, placing in 1910, tho Sons Of Confederate gen’s "paper income a t $160,1 Veterans, of which Mr. Willis Is was said to be a conservative u member, needed $50,000 to en ­ tim ate. He expectB to make $4 terta in them. They called on M r 0C0 alone in exhibition mate the first of which will be held Willis and he raised It. tho W estchester-Biltm ore Born, reared and educated 1 n Another will follow a t Philadel-* North Carolina, Mr. Willis ennte to A tlnnta aotnc tw enty years ago phin on Sunday and then ha w illjinfl has achieved rem arkable su e- 1 piny lln rry . Codper, a t Jt fl■rtaMli numerous and sundry bush on F rW sp a n d a t B uffalo the r.es* ventures. He was the found­ \ lowing -Sunday," a f te r which* will declare a •m •| l|L l till Y H ■ • oratorium W I W t V k t W M l -u Hn H til W er and president several years of t c r ^ f l j ^ t t o n a l Open late thti after, International P roprietaries Inc. He founded and was president of mat Zonitc .Products Compuny until he disposed of his holdings in th a t in t i n : c m a iT co tn iT o r aatt« INOl.l*. C O U N T Y 1 T .O H I D A . corporation. Four years ago he IN' IlK : bought n group of farm s on the HI.AVIA D IX A IN A O B D I H T I U C T . r ' edge of Decatur, n small city a d ­ N O T U - K O F M U U T I N O O F L A N D - . . O tV N KItH O F SL A V I A D R A I N A O S . ) joining A tlanta, and converted D I H T I U C T T O K L K O T A HU FBB them into Avondale E states, a V I HO It O F S A I D D I S T R I C T : N o t i c e Is h e r e b y K lven th at beautiful residence com m unity t h e o w n e r s o f tha l a a L with model homes, schools, parks lml teurul ilnr s of In H L A V IA D U A IN A G I and playgroundsHo* recently D I S T R I C T , o f S e m in o le C o u n t w ill he h e ld a t th a _ founded and is president of G. F. SFcl oh or iodla , HulltllltU s t O v i e d o , Herat Willis, Inc., a new venture of n a t­ n o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t n i n e o'eta ion-wide scope A M. u n t h e SOtlt d a y o f J u n e , lis t , , Business Gem Farm Crop FERTILIZERS ' ARB ‘Tinje Tried and Crop Tested” * Our Branda are the acknow­ ledged standard by which grow ­ er* or Florida have judged all fertilisers for nearly fo rty years. "Giving all we can for what we get Instead of getting all th at we can fair what wc give” Is the policy of W M M ” T h e E . O . P a in te r sonvi Directory HEMSTITCHING Batteries Singer Sewing Macbhw Machines Sold, Rented. E asy ray m en ta Phono 80 N orth P ark , Valdes ] £ x ib e THE U0MHJFEBATTCKT lloff-M ac B attery Co. 117 E ast 2nd. S treet. Furniture W E BUY or trad e ia tue< ture. W agner F u n d jure Auto Tops AWNING SEMINOLE SPENCER TOP SHOP. C urtains Awning*. Window Cushions and Seat Coverings. wwt ~T'«V V77 � 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, 1928 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 12, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 12, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 12, 1928; <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/f762c19504fcb37ccafd75d544ccdd49.pdf 979a7de2fc37140091aa4d4a1c4dbb65 PDF Text Text — J ’ •1 17itt IWhU’ir: Hiart, j.,; f v 'f i r . W v ■ , P ■- rld’s Greatest Vegetable Spot and Richest Garden Land. Fair tonight; •I r ll- til *;v t. NT D AILY NEW SPAPER sA N FO R B F L O R ID A , f t M B A V . JU N E ' ll, lW bitration Offer NOBILE’S HEN P r e s id e n t L e a v e s T o n ig h t F o r 3 M o n t h s V a c a tio n O n Bank’s Repeiver SUFFER FROM L a r g e E s ta te In W is c o n s in n iy City INTENSE COLD :ra ft Proposed To ithriraW Action If tmmissioners Had IgreedToMediation feTime, Money Avers Receiver W ill L e t M atter lest W ith Courts >r Final Decision jroposal tr arbitrate and lmcdiatc rejection of the constituted test aevdopmenta In the loversv in which E. H. Iratt, re.cD’vr tor the Jnole Cou:,cy Bank, has luted /joint -proceedings pck.the' sale of municipal luinfr bonds that were to been disclosed this afternoon |c City Commission. proposal wits sulimitlcd in tig and went into some doklriefly, it contained nn offer |thdm\v the petition of interl>n if the Commission would to arbitrate, within 30 day. location of tho City’s liability Seminole County Dank anil k c holders of obligation paper Iliad been nssiuned from Dubet institution. The offer [nted that tho arbitration br a rule of court from which would bo no appeal, matter was discussed at r si meeting of the Commission heard the proposition xu* Id by S. It. Lighten, attorney Jlie receiver. Mr. Ashcraft waIpresent. It developed that the |ing was the upshot of a scries (inferences in Tullnhassec be|n city officials ami Comptroi Ernest Amo* and between the Sttrollcr and the bunk icceivo: Ids uttornoy. jc receiver’s propoxal was re­ Id with some surprise by the ■nission. It hail been whispered [he streets thut the offer war nntaln a definite promise to llraw tho intervention pro­ inns. Fully recovered from its surprise, the Commission at I demurred and voiced its form Ejection by a unanimous vote. I think wo oujilit to stand pat," [the way Commissioner Millci rsxed himself. Commissioners |c and Housholder acnuiesced. submitting liis client’s offe •. |l:ighton denied charges which lid had been made to the ef[that “ we are trying to wreck [Municipality and ruin the end the city. He described th. Josal us “ fair and reasonable" lone which would greatly asIthe City in Hlraighluning out pfuirs and the bank in liquidits assets. you refuse to accept," the Fney continued, "the respnnsi|r of wrecking tho city will l«' your own shoulders." k i|uestion was summarise I |r. Dighton with the statement "Mr. Ashcraft sajs the City the bank $703,000 with init. You say it doc* not, but re you obtain a legal determinof the question, you write obligation off your books. We |that this action is manifestly lir." A'ith every sule of refunding I* the City is boosting its bon.,|l •bt," tho attorney said, and tying adjudication of this |cr." He reiterated that the rrCr was not trying Pi force thr and declared that acceptance li* proposal would suve money 'time and be of mutuul udvnnto both parties, id we want is u settlement oi question pf whether the City able to the bank,'' Mr. Digh*mid. “ IT wc haven’t u just n, then we will not interfe*-. (Continued on Pago G) » * _ „ ' __ _______ - ith B ryan Owen Expresses Thanks expression of appreciation ti •otcra o f Seminole County, guv® her such u handsome rity over her opponent in luiJ lay’» primary, wu* reccivci’ by The Herald from Ruth i Owen, who received the lation fur congressman from fourth district. Mrs. Owen’s ige reads: wsnt to thsnk the voters of 10 I0 County for the splendid rity by which they have •ated me for representation ngress, and the Sanford Herir its fine co-operation. Word* •t express my appreciation of oyal support. I can only show fratitude by devoted service >e interest of our state and I will render to the utmost of v TM.r »« H earin g OnPetition W ill Be On Tuesday Hearing on n petition, brought by counsel for E. II. Ashcraft, for intervention with the sale of city icfunding bonds, will lie held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at the court house, it was learned today, .ludgu W al­ lace \y. Wright, who had pre­ viously disqualified himself :n the case, has ruled that he is qualified and will hear the ense, according to information ob­ tained in the office of the. clerk of tho circuit court. The suit Is brought in the name of Mr. Ashcraft in the capacity of a taxpayer. SANFORD GUARDS LEAVE FOR: CAMP SUNDAY MORNING Eight Officers, 95 Enlisted Men ComposeUnltsLcavinu On Special; Hutchison And Stevens Arc In Command Fight officers and 05 enlisted men composing two Sanford units of the 124th infantry. Florida National Guard, departed Sunday •morning by special train for Camp Johnson at Jacksonville for their annual encampment of two Heading the outfits were: Major Ralph E. Stevens und Captain J. L. Hutchinson, the former command­ ing the medical detachment ami the latter head of Company O. ^ " c group was the largest ever to leave Sanford for entnp nr.d tor detachments are expected to bring back many honors for leadership in the several phases of their mancuvers. . . Thr roster of the Medical Ut laclimc-nt i* as follow.c Major Ralph Stevens Captains Frank C. Hoardman, Orlando. Fla.. Arthur W Knox. Sanford. Fin.. Albert C. McKenzie. Jacksonville, Fla., and Currcn 1. You inans Miami, Ha. Slntf Sergeant George • eliuai Sergeants Mai, .dm C. I aioeroii. James I*. Iloltsrlaw, ami Havnl W Vcnleia. Corporal Hdlie. Hucurel. I'livates. First class Woodard Hoi icll. Emory T. Gibsi.n, Rubcri C Hal!. Chalmers I . Harkcy. Koymoiid N. Schaal, and Turn J^Privates William J. Beatty. Hu ben C. Brown. Joseph t>. Bn xto,,. Charles Cogburn. Gilbert < • Krieson. I.cwi* •> George, BjiU »■ Hultnlaw. Emmett G. h.iiluw, Charles K. U r . tiarence E No­ lan. Hoy A. Itaulerson. Bryan Hi ser, Willie l- Torley, Ornion EWard, Ellis Starnes. W .Ujm ««j Starnes. Clyde Hodges. Howuid Willetts. Thut of Company l>- is: Captain Jo-ph Hi.Uhm..on. Fisrt l.icut. W illiam K R,u,*£‘i Second Lieut. Ha.old (■ bUFiist Sergeant Arthur L. CatC‘ Sergeant* John T. Brady,. Earle F Doaney. Hobert L. Gier. Claude D. Johnson. I'urter If. Lansing, Coil E. Nordgren. Alvie Hountrce, und Benjamin F Wade Corporals Albeit G. Bttk. Bu ford B. Brown. Oliver l,» nl*'Lr.’ Donald A. Dunn Richard H .Us claw. Virgil L. Smith, and I aul " w S T t w r .n T V. lira..... Williu.ii r. I'™ " ' L. Duncan. Claude C ley J . Peckham. Charlc* H- I owed . WUllam W. Pricster. Milton • Um)1 O C. Howand. John n. Weaver, and John T. Whittaker. Privates Curtis L. Bennett. Clyde Brewer. Earl A. Cameron, Lee J . Cochran. Honey Foster, Hundall A. George. Arthur Humphrey. Jam­ es S. Kay. Thomas VN. K'nlaw , Marvin F. Leavitt. Jessie IL Ml ism. Harold U. Morgan, Robert Move, Okc G. Nordgren. William J. Olivar.. Clarence J. eekh.in, James N. Prcvatt, Millard K. KuUicr’ ord. Cecil S W j d . Samuel IL Sloan, John L. Sm tn, Dwight D. Smith, Mmton L. Smith, James W. Spivey. Ver" Jv J ty5 General D. Turner. And.cw a ., Vaughn, Cordon L. Wade, Uosc<»o W./nHll,.. llu.il, (j. “ v r ; rs E Wood. Joel 11. Bell, Walter J. McClelland, Roy R- WiUlJi™\’ Sam C. Gardner, and Geargc Mon ger. CHILI) KILLED BALTIMORE, June 11.— (INSJ -John Dlnieh, eight, w.s cru.hed to death at Sparrows Point Md., today. The child fell from a freight train pn which he was stealing a ride. _—i - O KTT- Commander Hi'ms^lfToRcthir With Wirclem Operator ;Is Stated To%BpEinat-Rittcn; Several HaVfc Frozcnl.imbs Tw o O f jC re w W ere Injured In W reck Ice-llrcakerN Push On In E f­ fort To Reach Beleaguered Hand Separated in 2Groups ROME, June I L — (IN S )—All Uie members of the stranded No­ bile expedition in the Arctic un sutfering from the iutenr.c colu while it -is reported tnat Gen Umberto Nobile himself auul tamo operator: Guiseppe Iliugi have been frost-bitten, said air Vices from King’s Bay toduy. These dispatches indicated thnt urgent assistance is necessary altnoupli bxiictiition .lues fo.od for’ a cpniiUeraWa^irtijr^aurrral in the e.vpetfrffoff^reSWre'd frozen limbs. These victims were mem­ bers of the group which included Gen. Nobile. The expedition split up and it is probable thut members of the second group have also sufftred frozen urms, legs or cars. The Nobile group was six miles cast of Foyne Island at last re­ ports. Gen. Nobile and seven com­ panions were in the gondola when it was ripped from the body of the dirigible by coming in contnet with a high ice hummock on May 26. Tho ice-ship liohlty lias been advised thnt a strong wind is now breaking up tlie ice and tluil it will soon be possible for the si ip to proceed further northward to search for the Italia's crow. Botli tl.e Hobby and the steamer Braganza will attempt to press on­ ward to ( ape Ninth ns soon as possible. Captain Itiiser-Larsen the Norwegian aviator, has leach­ ed the Hobby in his plane the Gull. Larsen and Lieut. Holm will attempt to locate the Italia’s castaways from the air and drop food und other supplies down t„ them. Holm made one attempt to scour the northern regions hut was compelled by inclement Veathcr to make a landing on the ice of Mosscl Bay. Meanwhile the 11alist cm.tin "ex |o keep in constant Imnli with Inc Cilia Hi Milano at Ring t Bay by radio. The two parts of the crew nrc on an irepaek HO. .30 degrees north latitude and 2H.4 east longitude. 'I hey are iiiiable to reach each other hceatisc of open water in the ice. The members of the Italia's crew have sufficient food to lust them until tho middle of next month, und those who were not injured are in excellent heallh und sfdrltu, the Cilia Di Milano wns informed. Three me moors of the crew, better equipped thun the others, to combut Arctic conditions be­ cause of Alpino experience, nre reported to be proceeding south­ ward alien.I of the otliei-. and may l>c able to reach the rescuers and lend them back to the Itulia. Field Events Will Precede BallGanies On Next Thursday Thursday afternon will he n gala occasion at the Municipul Athletic Field, according to plans now being made by officials of the Sunfor.l baseball leant. A program of fiol(l ovenls, partici­ pated in by the players of the local club and the Went Palm Beach twain, has been arranged und suitable prizes have been o f­ fered by local merchants. The program is under the super­ vision of A. P. Wallace, head of the olub. Awards will bo presented for fungc hitting, longest throw from tho plate, fastest base run­ ning, best throwing catcher, best control by a pitcher and for sev­ eral other feats. Among the prizes and tho merchants donating them are: McKinnon and Markwood, pair of shoes; Jne'a Smoke House, carton of cigarctcs; B. L. Perkins, shirt; Hanford Drug Company, carton of cigarettes; G. A. Speer, & Son, bathing suit; Roumiliat and An­ derson, two pound box of cbocolutgs. Tbo field evcnla urr expected to get under way at ,3 o'clock anti the game in scheduled to start at 4. One of tho largest crowds of the season I eexpocted to bo on hand. MEXICAN FLY Kit LEAVES MEXICO CITYTTune 11— (IN S ) —Capt. Emilio Carransa, Mexico's foremoat aviator, hopped o ff nl Valbuena Field tpx Washington, D. C., at 8:10 o'clock (local times) to return Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's aerial visit to Mexico. WASHINGTON. June .•avci (IN S )—President Coolidgc lealef [Washington, tonight t for a throertionth ’ vacation , in Wisconaln. With him wilt go Mrs. Coolidgc who, nt the Inst minute, aban­ doned plnns to remain behind nnd attend the graduation of hor son John, next Monday nt Amherst. The spot picked for this year's summer White House is the camp f the late Henry Clay Pierce, millionaire oil man, lo.-nted on the Brule River about ,TJ miles from Superior. Over 4.000 acrea nrc encompassed in the estate, through which run n number of streams reputed to be outstanding spots for trout. The main cabin, known ax Cedar Island Lodge, .which will house the President and Mrs.^'oolidge, is-on a llttla Island, Connected with the’ nminland ' by """bridges. A_ score"" of other ■buildings furnish guest anil servunt quarters. A large office staff will make tho trip with Mr. Coolldge, and n .temporary executive office ia Member A u dit = = “ Stop Hoover Begins As Delegat Arrive In set up in Superior. The Presi­ lent plnns to motor,In daily to ’ttend to national business. Also the Coolidgcs nre taking with them quite a force of household servants who will minister to the wants of the Wisconsin camp throughout tiie summer. Newspaper men. secret service operatives and photographers will swell the total o f persons ulNinrd the Presidential special train to over GO. In addition to the Presi­ dent’s ear, the special will in­ clude two compartment cars, two standard sleeping curs, a dining nir. a elftb car nnd a baggage car. I'rrderick Huckelt Declares Nieholng M. Butler. President Everett Sanders, secretary to O f University And Staunch N o Ollier Candidate Is Able tlie President, will Ik* the only abt, SnvK Itwue* Of Hcpublicnn, T o Maintain Alliance Be­ iente.> from the train. Sanders Is I*rincl»,lo Are In The Fore tween Farmer And Industry er.route to Kansas City to observe It it lt o r ’ s N o t e : n illn ivliiir I* ' * .li National Coriven BY DR- NICHOLAS M. BUTLER I III l l l s l o f M e e r i e * o f s t o r l v * \Nbn, arid, according to friends of (President of Columbia University o n llu- in-toililli-au N iit lo n . il i ,i»nv , nt Ion w r i t t e n liy uullonnlly Mr. Coolidgc, to see thut no and one o f the country’s fore­ I. i i o w n i > « r i y le n d e r s e x e l u * t » e l y “ draft’’ movement I* stnrted. The f o r n e w s p a p e r s s e r v e d l»y I n ­ most Republican leaders.) i mil !•>mi I N e « * S e e v le e . i i l h e r President is determined not to be ^ K AN 11•— » candidate to succeed himself, and T iN K>—Tri~ii7y Tu(fgmWr' the Rc* nrjrr'Tmr ffolnAfclQ I>« forced, mu* r'-•'rdtr-xV aC u XL Thurin.in; i‘ntnpiilso inanaaer tur nomination. puklicnn Party fnces at this con­ S, n n lor W ills o n nnd others. j i «^ (By I'nitcd Htntes Sen. Frerleriek vention one of the most critical A. Snekett.) periods in its history. 1n many KANSAS CITY, Juno 11. (IN S ) ways this crisis is more Import­ llcrhci't Hoover will lie iiominuant and more far-reaching then ted and elected President of the that of 1U12 which was at the United States because he answer*, bottom of u contest very largely above nil other candidates, the de­ mand of the American people for over personalities. The party is now without any u Republican nominee, who can dominating pcrsonnHty :^d maintain an nlliunee between agriwhether recognised or not, it is Governor Of Sbansi Province Deny Hopurts Thai They Will culture und industry. Is Given Hearty Ovation By Continue TheirAtlvenlurous The Itcptihliatn Parly came into questions of principle ami of policy which nre nt issue Students And Commcrciiil Flight But Will Return To existence when agriculture and in­ public a most acuto form. The fact Bodies Upon Entering City Snn Francisco By Steamer 1dustry joined forces and it win in of the matter Is that owing to de­ this alliance which carried the Ko PEKING, Juno II. r - (I N S )— SYDNEY, Australia. June 12.-- publican Party through four score velopments of tho last 20 odd years tho two grent political Marshal YYn Ilsi Slinn.g ivernur of (IN N )— Reports Ilia' the trans­ years of success. Herbert Hoover parties, Republican nnd Demo* Shansi Province and first of the pacific plane Southern Cross, is (ho candidate most mcental'll orut, have lost tho significance to hot li group*. • '■ which was formally attached to three veteran Chinese warlords to which mude a 7.80(1 mile flight 1 Ik- nppoul which Hoover niuke.-i ^ reach Poking entered the city nt Irom Oakland, California, to Syi! to the farm people, lint politically them. Tho turiff is no longer a living noon today with n small body; ney, might r.mtinue upon a round- unruled is positively strong. The*' issue. It has passed into accepted guard mid immediately established the-world flight, with the two A i- appreciato llie efforts lie made ut­ American public policy, nnd the most single IlHIltlcri ill the postheadquarters, ait the Mlnlstory. of enemy*"is iiiemhcra of the crow only interest which that subject iirniiMliro period, wlirn the Europ­ nied today. Navigator Har­ ean nati-’ iiH, freed from tliu con­ now arouses Is nn to some spe­ War. Representatives of commer­ wire cial bodif anil student organiza­ ry |g ty, and radio operator Jnmes tinuance of war, sought to break cific rate of duty or group of rates. There arc nearly as many tion* give the marshal a welcome. WuilT1 < the American* who made the markets of America und nib upholders of protection in the tbs farmers of tho guarantee Interviewed by Hie foreign cor­ the trV .«•Pacific flight, announced Democratic Party ns the Repub­ which tho United Stat s govern­ respondents Yen Mfted that he they vrojld nail for San Franrivc* ment 11.ill promised them «* a re­ lican Party. Similarly, the fundamental nnd had as his two main purposes: ( I ) on Friday on the liner Mnungaiiui ward for intensive production, —The preservation of peace ami (ivation* for the flyers continued Tho Amcricun fnrnicr* do not Cm reaching financial issue has passed out of the realm of dubnte. order within Peking. To tin., o*;^ thro ghout Monday with gt «*7int I fe^trt the fejresight winch Hoovgr The gold' standard is accepted by he had ordered reliable troop* entliuslusin. The Southern Cruna used in dciilinir with thosu foreign every one, und the federal reserve cabinets and Imw lie brought lo brought stability, stationed nt all important point., <n will bop o ff lor .Melboiirne t< mor­ ht-nr nil the power of this govern system Inis prrmiinrnry and elasticity into our row. Tinfollowing day the fl>«-r (lie Pi kieg distrir* and lias i-xuol incut lo force then In live up to nnlionnl bunking and credit sysspecial inst,iirlii.iis regarding the will rot urn lie'i' hi a special platii contracts they made during the liinis. No one proposes to change protection of f ireign lives and pro Warner will carry back home with war. They do not forget how lloov- it. him a fine soinlirero ilomileil to tr led I lie campaign which furred peity, also prohibiting public meet him by civic i-miimixsioner FleniAguiti in respect to fe-eig.i the European cabinet!* to 0111111110-1 relations there are no differ­ iugx, liciiu n trillions, and distri­ mg. Ilnur Idoeknde <>f Germany, which The flier* lime been invited by opened the enoir.y market* to llic ence* of opinion that can bo called bution of iurendiary lituratiire. partisan. Public opinion is over­ (2) T ie iliqiersul of all enemy Pluiniei Slufib y liime to come to proiluc's of Anii-ric.iii furtit*. 'I he* • whelmingly for those declarations Canberra ux guixt* of the Au»- two things iiitiintuined the pi ice troops from the northern men, tniiiall I’m linmeiil in m knou li ilgeand arrangements that will cs* level of farm prodiut* above '.lie tshlinlt and maintain international this to Re done in cooperation witli inent of their accomplishment. •'•■ngrcssiouul gnuranlee und 11I1the Nutiorr.lixt allies, under direc­ The 'flier* were greeted yester­ sorlieil at a profit to the furnier*. pence. What difference of opinion tion of the N’niikiiig Government. day by the wildest ucelninulioii ev­ the excess production in all gruins existed ns to our joining the Yen said that all civil affair* er witnessed hero. They were liter­ und livestod. prodnets, which the League of Nations hns largely were fur arrangement by Nanking ally mobbed by tlioui-iinds who patriotism of the American farmer disappeared since it is becoming and did not come under hi* duty liroko through pollen lines to catch had provided in enormous qunnti - evident tlint tho Ixaguv can do a constructive work us the dofenso tohimisnioiior of the a glimpse of them. After being tie* to insure the feeding of the Kidendid and of its own without our member­ urin. He indicated that when uf- officially welcomed they wore tak* allied countries, if the war hud ship and thnt wo can nnd will co­ fairs are properly stabilized ! c en through the main thorough­ continued. operate with it in those, of its fares which were lined on all sides will return t’> Tui Yuun Fu. The highest pi ice* for hog pro* international activities thnt arc (Juextioned uhinit the iiu'ideiits by admiring residents. iluct-i which the i-ountiy bail ever wherein General Feng Yu Sluing The fliers completed the hull kiiow'ii were maintained all through non political. With those questions out of the arrested and disunited the forces MI0 miles of their journey, 'from llojvor’x udininistrutive period in of Gcncrul I’ao'* men, in violnti >n Brisbane to Sydney, in about five tho.e broad sisiion* of the coun­ way, every other important mat­ ter before tho American people prinise of the nuti'iiiul govern­ ‘-.ours, making the total elapsed try, which nre the earn and hog ment that Pao’s moil would flying time for the 7.H0IJ mile* legions of the country. The real runs straight urross present par­ ty lines. Tills is t.ruo of the prob­ be given safe conduct out of t In­ about H8 hours. farmers of America rccognizu lems growing out of the city, Yen *uid that when lie heard without que t’.iuii the policies, cre­ Eighteenth Amendment, of the the report he hud immediately tele­ ated and ndieiiiistcretl by Hcrbct matter of furtii relief und con­ Hoover, produced the greutext per­ graphed Feng suggesting the Mukstructive agricultural policy, and iod of prosperity thut agriculture denitiea be released, their urmx re­ of confining the federal govern­ turned, and thut they lie convoyed had ever experienced und aside ment ut Washington to its own from tliose interested in political business und not permitting it safely buck to Munchuriu. As yet iispcclx, it is perfectly evident that to develop into 11 Hugo and all­ Feng hux not replied. tho dirt farmers of America stand This situation may bring the As to Sheriff M. Hand, accompanied loyally hy Dm intelligent leader­ absorbing bureaucracy. question of Feng’s uinciialileness to these mutters differences of opin­ by Deputies Ch.'is Stephenson and ship which Hoover tlisplnyed'~'ir. ion are so marked that nuithor Nanking’s instruction to a head. Mnrshul Yen is u plainly uniformed James M. Ixo, returned to Sunfunl thut trying period. party ran muko u definite, a sin mild mniincrod militarist, obviously lust night ufler delivering ninu cere nnd u conbtructivo declara­ prisoners to tbo stale prison at not in the best of health. tion without alienating a suhstan itaiford. t i i tial portion of its membership. The prisoners included six nrgThis is why' the nctivc political roe» and three white men. The leaders are so much concerned with white men were l.iumu Wilson, avoiding all real issues and of con sent up for two year* on a forgery fining themselves to those sonor­ charge und D. A. Muffley and Fred ous platitudes which giro tho least Iichrncs, sentenced to servo six and WESTWOOD. j.. Juno 11. possible offense and make the eight years for robbery. Tho neg­ — (IN S )—Rckiihnt* of fliis village least ombarrassmont for a can roes included: WAU1NGTON. June 11— (IN S ) uftcr a taste yesterduy afternoon didntc for office. Karl Matthews, breaking und en­ — A silver plaque, purchased with My interest in politics is in of u reul, old'fashioned blue law licnny contributions, of 4G,GH0 tering, 15 years; Charlie Wesley, question of principle. I look upon rahbath, were linking fortyanl to breaking und entering, four years; New Orleans school children, wu* tho Republican Tarty as a most presented to President Coolidgc Charlie Johnson, breaking and en­ next Sunday when, according to powerful Instrument for good Justice of the Peace E. Alan Mey­ tering, five years; Albert Jenkins, today as a. symbol of the gratitude government under the Constitu­ those children feel for the Presi­ grand larceny, two und half years; er, “ the t iwn is going to be closed tion. My concern is to have Ue . and William so tight it will xquunk.” dent’s action In signing the flood Ifiiah Donaldson Meyer, wh" is also u theatre ropord straight and ita declara­ Drown, manslaughter, two ycar* control bill. owner, was arrested earlier in the tions sound on matter of principle, ’ ' ‘ Oswald Ecuyer, 17, honor, pupil cach. •' ! « ___ . ■ day and paid a $10 fine for ex­ and to let tho-question of candi­ of tho Knmuel J. Peters High hibiting movie* on Sunday. Then dates lake rare of itself. School o f Commerce, p:‘csealed AjL^ed DudiessMakcH things begun to happen. Involving tho plaquo in Iteliulf of the school NTHA.M~kY l LH^THREE R em arkable A ir Trip a village act of IH77, Meyer r.tnrt* children. NORFOLK. Va.. Juno 11.— cd In to arrest everybody who “ You have made possible a larger SOFIA, BULGARIA, June II. wasn't either going to or-cm ing (IN S )—Threw man were killed development for the South,” young and two wan- Injured when this Eciiycr said in making the presun- — (IN'H)— Despite her 02 years, from church. s^unmlinu in the U. S. Destroyer He even issued n summons to tatlon. “ You have assured the posi­ tho Duchess of Bedford, who tion of New Orleans as the gute- mode a 1.2U0 mile airplane flight his wife whun she drove diwn Bruce explored here today. The dead, civilian workmen o f way of the Mississippi Valley. on Sunday from Lympne, to this town iq the family automobile. You are giving us of the rising city, was up early today and Rcstuaranta und stores were closed the Norfolk Naval Yard, .were: ganeralion the desire to partici­ ready to begin the second leg of and all traffic, including intcrur- E. H. Munden, Charles II. Bryan pate In tho future expansion of our tho long journey to India. Tho ban buses, halted. Next Sunday. and Joe Joyce, all o f Norfolk. section of the United States. You plane—tho Princes* Xenia Is pilo­ Meyer says, he's going to close They were scalded to death. Two have nude us realize tho alrcngth, ted by Capt, C. D. Barnard. There the telephone cxchango and stop member* of the crew of the des­ the force, and the ‘ power of our la also a relief pilot In addition the Erio'Railroad train oi\ it* way troy rr were sraldcd when they at­ tempted to rescue the victims. through the village. ^ to the titled passenger. government.” '• t * • Assert SENATOR STATES [COLLEGE LEADER “Allies” . Are CertainGi Candidate Will' HOOVER WILL BE DECLARES PARTY BeGivenNomination NEXT PRESIDENT FACES BIG CRISIS Andy Mellon CHINESE WAR ACE PACIFIC FLYER S OCCUPIES PEKING W IL L NOT MAKE ASSURING ORDER WORLD JOURNEY Sheri f f s De l i v e r Prisoners To State Prison At Ka i f o r d Students P r e s e n t President Coolidge With Silver Plaque NIIMBBIF Bureau Of ClrculationH New Jersey People Get Taste O f Re al Blue Law Sabbath KeyToSitnal With Secretary’s Sni port Hoover Will Be Sure Of His duccesa KANSAS C IT Y — (lN S I— T h e .^ trying to , unuer wav today as incom­ ing trains poured into K&q m s City nnd hundreds of delegates with whom the decis*3351 ion ultimnteiy ____ rests, will be stopped. ” anaerted .. the spokesmen o f the nardnresa- cd allies. “ He can’t be stopped,* countered the Hoover managers. “ It will he Hoover on tho first or second ballot.” It is into this situation, with tho lines drawn taut, that Andrew W. Mellon will step late today. No school room ever waited, more ex­ pectantly for tho teacher than does this Republican National Conven­ tion await the coming of the shy, taciturn little lender from Penn­ sylvania. It ia his convention. He holds the key. If he nods his head one way it will be Hoover. I f he nod* another way it probably won’t bo Hoover. It may, in thnt event, bo B Coolidge, Hughes, or any of the struggling and embittered allies against tho cabinet candidates. Tho 70 votes from Pennsylvania arc necessary, to Hoover. Without them he might be nominated, but it is the judgement o f all tho leaders in Kansas City that ho won't be if Mellon withholds the Keyston deeigstion. Given Ponnsylvania it wilt bo all over. The Hoover managers can count 450 vote* without any form from Pennsylvania or New York. They are assured of 20-odd from. New York and Pennsylvania’* 79 would push him across the 645 nomina­ ting mark with votes to spare. The allies are struggling des­ perately against the seeming in­ evitability of Hoaver’a nomination. Like the allies of 10 years ago their backs are against the wall. They are hammering rtradily on tho defeatist lino o f .attack and are engendering in the process hard feelings that may bloom in Nov­ ember to somebody's disoomfirturo. Tho dircctiqn ofithe drive against Hoover was turned over today t» Sen. Charles Curtis and Sen. Watson, both candidates in their own right. These two Veterans of many national conventions and many years of political maneuver­ ing share the leadership o f tho M big offensive against- Hoover, Amt if he is ultimately stopped it will bo largely their handiwork. “ This convention,” said Curtrz, is a bristling anti-Hoover state-; nient, “ cannot afford to nominate as the head of th# ticket anyone for whom, the party .will be on tho defonalve from the day he is nam­ ed to the close, of the polls in November. “ The Congress that has just ad­ journed made a splendid record.' On this record and the record o f * administration for the last four years our party can win the com- , ing election i f the candidate is a man for whom no apologies will l>e required.” That ia the line o f attack which the anti-Hoover directors are p suing so vigorously—that floo wilt be a weak candidate Al Smith in November. Every in coming delegate Is- button-ho and impressed with the diffieulRy of sleeting the Secretary of Com­ merce against Al Smith. The new arrivals are being told that he will baa the Middle West, and that against Al Smith in the popu­ lous and wet East ho will get no­ where. And on top of that they add that he “ isn’t a Republican, anyway, or wasn’t eight years ago.” It is a defeatist campaign with a vengeance. . Even Sen. Jim Reed, of souti. a Democrat, is helping anti-Hoover causa slang. “ I thty do nominate Hoover,” he (Continued on Page 6) LOVER 18 K ILLED DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, June If-— (IN K )—George head. 22, is dead hers ' bullet through his Hurt Boutwell and his paramour art in jail a* a Whitshead a trying to take man asmy from Boutwell, ing to police reports. Tk» �i THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JUNE 9. 1928 X IViM-riptiiiii or 1.11 mi 3 JZ c P iw rlp iln n or M im ] •O If t c X b l*P»r*- 7.) IV. II. V I lip# in II Frank Ilro n iilnu t • t ’ ukiHiwn 1*1 .•.! . II. IV l a i l l l n w r H. It. lli- lii llyi'i-w Illtr lm lt X. o. .Sivaiirnii W iiliiw rlulit X. .*• . I 'l ik m>un o. 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HR '•I.\ II 'S I I O I I I I S T I i A II .1, llr r n r i l r i ! ♦I i n n l m i l p I 'n n n l , l l r r n r i l i . foods? Y o u r b re a k fa st • « rf fruits, cereals and How about bacon are all advertised- Prob* ably that is how you first came to know to know o f »\al nim-i'h i**i them— through advertising, I*. \YI1II(« iii « m|i • •• .1tl K •• V fV Ill Him «•» « P ro b ab ly the shoes you are w earin g, or the dress or suit you have on are equally w ell-know n advertised makes, and you a re proud o f them. What H 3SS fl o f |; (m i f| n f NW i, of HVV i. i n r •; " f s\v I, \,m‘i n w '.i ..f hi: \ ,, A V IR .M IR II I 'I . v j . I IP , IIM I ' l i r i llif. m s I V. \ I.f m,„ k V l.oi i; i i i ,., r,i * Fl.limn.V 4414414KS 1 O 's I Itrc.rilrtl In |'|n) ||„„k Lni 13 ... . w t, „ r is it — a n y w a y ? I I A T awful agony of bwo II oii X Joint* and Inilaiiind miiHoloi— , that mlsoniblo |min mid tortureu* M ifio rln g . wo cull rboumatlsm— what I* It ? Horn'* vvbnl It Im It liv tlit* result of was to i i i o i I i i i I m and inipurli Ii * In tlio blood! Im|inrlllo* ibat got tin' uppi-r band I io iu iih u Ibo «y*toni I. ulurvlng for vvunt of boaliby, r ii'• rod blood! Ilul you Ju*t rlrnnmi yr;....... .nil I II Ktint\tl Vi Itri'Orilnl In |'|„i | rnilnnlr I'nnni, flnonl S.S.S. connuiTH rhnmnallRm! Tho Hi Ii , roil, lighting Mood that S. S. S. Iii'liia Nature build brings imho am] i iinifort to ovary sore, swollrit tla* mio In your body. And thin groat P. R. R gooa right on liolpfiig Nature build inuro and inorit ri'il toll* until your whole body I* ilntrliiig with __ lilr ami vlbratlnR [ v \ with vim, vigor uml/#^ ^ f * l vilulliv Von tool l i l i o l ^ X X J >nuri olf again. 0.1 R S R right N. S ' nnd build up I b o rod'liliiitil i nil* and w a l o b tin ' rbi'iiinatlHiii v n i i b b ' W h y . R R R w i l l aid V u l n r n P t : • n a Id i i |i y n u f ^ S m a n y n i l l l l o u * o f rod ld oo d i " I I * la now y o u r fi.VHloin I b a l I In* l u i f i 'i r l l b • i 11ii ii I in wbnro ii I. pi:ro. rod and that » a n * n y o u r rbiMininllr.in nri • i ' i i I i Ii .v . S S S la ihi* . 'ir>' w a y . Ml dri gvl-t n 'I R K. P (. >i fbr d r i v e n o n ! — I b o y cu n 't htund j-vn • . I ."n il" W IP i.n i, , .'H i- C l i o I C I:,, Tins t « ni. vi n ii v I I. Tl ill,.I I I,.I, t',,11,11. I"'|1 14 mill ;3 J.nl 4 > I It} I W *i of I,,,| it hunlMiii lilfinil l a r i i r lull i In. 1i ' m ii at * <'* n'li .in ii-a|. In the home On the floor are ru gs and ru g s and linoleum — the kinds are extensively advertised. W h a t about the kitchen? better Alum inum ware, g a s ranges, hot w ater heaters, dish and clothes washers, cooking kinds— practically everything you use is advertised. wearing Y ou buy utensils of all advertised ducts because you have confidence in them. Y o u know that a m anufacturer can­ not a ffo rd to advertise shoddy or unw orthy m erchandise. A d v ertisin g is one form o f insurance 1141 I ' ii km* tv it I r> I fi;»imt\ n I i i k now I'l The last breath . It •’ they ever take n Death to flies . . mosquitoes . . aiul roaches | B L A C K FlaEdocsn'i wait for llirsormosquitocs to conic to ii. It goes to them— and kills them. And gets evcr> -„nc of the pests. Not one escapes this deadliest of insect-killers. V||,|||"»1 , It gives you a feelin g o f M l 3 1111n k a W l » 4. 5 ii nil 6 Itlnrk M i l i 4 3 nail « |llnck l-*»l 4 l ll'irk IJ I-"I 4 IniM k I' A o n n i i m 1.1 o r t . l*>i 11 Ill urk 4* l*' a»l. m' U>l i III,., F ■ t . . , . k ■— • *'• T The more you read ad vertisin g the m ore you will know about human I iik im u ii ju d g e of values R eadin g advertisem ents is a fine habit, Cultivate it * , J 1C. Mu>'<l"i I 11k IIIIVVII I 'll kui, »v li [ml l IllM'k A n niM-k li » i » 3, ( am llkiail K . . -OC * llliH'k R ! >.l uf ni««k F i w k of MW Si M S mx.Sw U 3 |'ll|r .. .'m th e s a f e s t in v e s tm e n ts P i a t . . . 45c Quart . . 85c I'tikiion ii ... 1‘nkmiu a Ixirulliy N. lt.-> n.il.lr. I'llklK'U a . rilril In I'liiI ItH,,k An. p in t LIQUID . . k hr C lll f.D U .4 n .iC r . LIQUID POWDER A / L L f IN S E C TS 11r r . Rllitii A • T W. At., I In u k I 'lik liiiu a I'likmiwii W. F. i f r u v . s IV. I*. .yn c fK 'n i KILLS / K ILL! ROACHIl/ HOSQUIIO ,- i . u progress. Y o u will become well posted in almost every line o f hum an jejndeavor and a canny R e a d th e a d v e r tis e m e n ts Sor th e p get the (juality and service you expect. T h e nam e is the guarantee, W. A l u llii'u r I'nkiiiiwn Fjibiiiiwn I ni- hum a M. I*. SinI In ur . -T 2 y * S 4** ,H ,,U| '••• 3 l»nir« ai JrfctlMrtlr i mu u p l l n u n l j i , , ence ad safety when you ask fo r an advertised brand, fo r you kno^ As for roaches, ants, bed bugs, fleas and moths —it completely ridsyour home of these pests. Black Flag contains a secret, vegetable ingredient that they breathe— and die. It is absolutely harmless to humans nnd animals. T ;y it. Two fuims, equally deadly — Liquid uiul Powder. At drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. Powder 15c up. • 31 ii .\|, 1 lil* It. mill.', 17.i;« I ’ lnl II ouk > » . 3 l * « « r at Hrnilui.lr I n n fit, II r r .rila. pro* �^ r fr n a P ^ d - t * :a »>>*— m sn B o m vyg>- ■s -h W -M W *-*-*''■--- ^ wi»'i*r‘g|4 rn i i i >T f m — ----F --- : ;$ p ag££ZiLi :• ..‘i ” , thb s*immD huhAcp . aaotUkK' fO N D A V J C l .'••! H , ,>988 i m that her daughters, Martha and M a ty n re d n stru c to d ^ lq .t^ C j^ o u a y f^ I i '• 1 ■*i » ** —* r • *in i tf •* ■fif. I* HM*4 Wifely art's. Martha, the older but J. W ith the electioh not quite a week old and with the Florida’s 'new "flin t l«ulyJ|, My». confidently said he would "come­ only 13, makes many of her own results In one or tw o instances still undecided, it m ight not dresses and they a r e most becom­ Doylc E. Cnrlton, of Tampa, has out all right.” Iter be too late to call attention to tw o im portant facts which thnt combination of qualities which That 'depth of understanding, ing. Martha is a very frank, prac­ stand ou t in clearly defined lines. T h e firs t is that the stamp her as an ideal occupant of sympathy and desire to be helpful gft.J tical nrd bcuutlful little person, c K a n * a, m people have had enough o f machine politics and the second the gubernatorial mansion at Tal* which extends beyond the hounds who takes problems too big for th at a t last they have come to a full realization that the lahassee. of her own family to cnconipnss her understanding to her mother r . job only w ay to change an existin g system is to go to the polls She is of the south’s nobility, n all who hnve need of it found ex­ breakfast f- s -solution, while Mary, a* yet lady of charm, poise and strength pression in another In a body and vote. IC H d U H IO Il M T B I < M Trar , table incident one morning. Doyle, more interested in play thnn in thr 9 tm of character. She is possessed of a W e have always been o f the opinion that when the Ml X n U i Jr., was unable to open his pocket serious side of life, docs likewise. personality which stnmps itself in* 1 V * « Moat people are fu lly inform ed as to the issues o f a case, they Just as Governor-elect Cnrltor stantly on those whom she en­ knife and naked help. Instantly %t~ M ir t n t w 'W H i" can be absolutely depended upon to do the righ t thing and counters. She has sympathy and Mrs. Carlton showed genuine con­ has always taken an active part in i H m l i , M a it r t 'i pU atcr > m i * to vote fo r the best men and the best principles, if they understanding, frankness and sin­ cern. She volunteered her services, the affairs of men, so Mrs. Carl­ i-----------------r t i i t lM i t # t t | u u , Km n I r m l t l i f < r m e w rb iH n d a c e d to vot<3,R frr il.’ *;The trouble nine times out cerity. Her graciousness and kim.- r.id finally preferred a piece of ton has interested herself in tht M.1 m w i tu iilM lU a if I I w m U w » W i la lt r m t r - of. ten is that they, do not see the necessity o f voting, o r i f linoss makes her loved by those her silver, at tho risk o f having H activities, of women. There are tfMT <#I1 I m In lt a t n n U *1 U t they do, they do not have the inclination. Too m any times who know her. marred, to aid in ovcreomlng tho many women who cast theit bal, ■ , wOrta. TW t . N , R. U r * refractory' knife., She allowed ns lots for Governor Carlton simply That modesty which sits so be­ oMtfcitr r— OTtriewt I* n—«*—■ r ■______it-a U i » 4 if, ,* -- ^ I_____ |9|||Mlag —■* ■ —*------j •■ -------------*-1 bad principles have triumphed i^nd crooked men have been U M I I « | ata la i t m la much gratification.when the knife because they knew and liked Mrs. comingly on Florida's next gover­ ■elected becaiise. on lv-one-h alf dr two-thirds o f the people SiflgSi nor is an attribute of hers, Doyle was finally made serviceable- ns Carlton and knew she stood foi J T it llm U la a m iir a na M U V t at at I I I W ent t ^ H e V i l s . Carlton remains unspoiled by the did Doyle, Jr. Between Mrs. Carl­ tho better things of life. Mho wa* ■ a n n a at C im O a tta u . aa Since the election o f June 5th, w e have seen one candi­ tribute of Ft'-ridn’a .cheering thous­ ton and her children there* is that n htudent ot Stetson university, ■liaaM M a d a l l t a at ra h * A in t llit r a a a l A t m t U - date a fte r ariother congratulated upon his impressive v ic ­ ands and the general acclamation fine companionship thnt authors specializing in music, and is chnirata w i l » l f t f a l n m i! x— n r a f c f f #a M k a t t la a tory. W c hnve seen a n u m ber.of newspapers commended that culled him to the highest post like to picture but une so seldom mnn of* th* financ** tfummittce nf the Friday Morning Musicnlo of. * a a t 11 at a ita ftla tU a In his slate, and no amount of sees. • w . l a « t « la w r t t f abarlatrlr fo r their lovnl support, and we hnve seen campaign man­ Tampa, thnt hod the control of the Never were more thoughtful or adulation will change In the slight­ a l i 'l l t i a a at r ilt a la lb a , aa wall aa agers by the dozens praised for the good work in sw ing­ H i n t la a la r t i m i <i «4 j . est She lien ring of Mrs, Doyle unfailingly courteous host and raising funds for the erection o ing the electorate to their respective candidates. But we Carlton. hostess than Mr. and Mrs. Doyle the splendid club home of the or­ ganization on Horatio St. there. wonder how mnnv o f them really know who won on June A MONDAY, JUNK II.' There is never a hnrnh word in Carlton. Inconveniences caused hy nut Mrs. Carlton ha* always guests seem to delight them by6th. ■------ L the Carlton home. Between the giving excuse for additional ser­ been more interested in church le peo- two, the governor-elect and his The people won. It was the greatest vietorv the BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY wife, exists such n happy and ef- vice. The hospitality of the south than in club work. She is president in almost all f . ple o f the state o f Florida have ever , won. • G ENUINE SINCERITY— Say every trimph- fectionute companionship as makes Is raised to n high degree of per­ and leader of n class of married ■y race, where an issue was involved, the people trir not unto thy neighbor, Go, and ed. They fell upon machine politicn like an avalanche and for n perfect and hnrmonioiis fection in their home. The guest women of about her age in the home. Mrs. Carlton’s refinement arising late finds his bronkfnst romC again, and tomorrow l will rolled over it like a rock crusher. In the state at large anil culture is reflected in the hot. or if ho lies abed, it may be church of which she Is a member. i b t t { when thou hast it by. thee.— they refused to listen to the scores of hired orators who good manner* and xweetMCfftf df her brought to his room, llis days are She has held H^ypnst for scveriH Trovi 3s2B. wars. She Is- broad nnd__J’*fertrfi? • PR A YE R — Lord, They Word is expounded nt length on the Virtues of the road chairman children. She is unfailingly cheer­ a continual round of little cjsm v ,.lions thnt bespeak. w akW f v - r ^ truer, quicken us according to Thy and they refused to accede to the ballyhooing demands of ful TKe nioncaiy modesty m of-Mnc Carlton <* ip.hpr rcJigipjJi*-. vJetv,-* bmi is intci ' rs of-the Campaign, campaign, Mr. M r.' Carp Carr loVisfc kindness. sc<1rcs,{kL joC-newspapers. They turned to had hours Well sho\yn 4n,the'npprecintin'n shc 1esteJFW IjiM tii'W n rit^ licUvilies "sho\yn in.the _w Append, fo r ’ such' ptirpos'e.V b iff ‘w m fw a s in inspir- ton •found, iv n | peaces and d K jVBXc*f_w S er the description Taking it ul! in all, Mrs, Carlton from convcrsiitlon with her. | ‘ Voiced one ray tiv fort ’’S L IM " ____ cd by .the righteousness'of his ,purpose. friend to an­ is well fitted for her new duties a: i Too her he came with some of of her given by one -in U. S. Air fr^Yvices— In many counties of the static, the local machines were thesmorc vexing problems of his other. It was: "She is just a good mistress of the governor's man To Ml his felltrw Airmen he is The . also smashed. From Duval, Hillsborough and Dade comes campnjgn, mid thus paid tribute old-fashioned country girl. I^Stlra"— This slender youth with bright the word that in many offices old line politicians, who felt to her calm i-lear reason and com- reihark seemed to greatly t»Ie*i*-o | sion. It has been predicted that : l i ­ "I like that’ Kt-.c ►Governor Carlton will be the most unruly hair, wonderfully secure in their positions, have been displaced inun sensb, coupteil wirti a popular chief executive riovjih Who learned— before the world beIttimps*Mrs. Carlton 'Takes a has had and it may further ho saie hand" in her own kitchen, and her i Tljft o f th ? meals arc always dejichus sur­ that his popularity will scarcely ' ■ ___ people than this, prises "More *' *L “ she sees i exceed that nf Mrs, Carlton. Tfatulljh bronze medallions bear hi’* enee o f the people they were returned, hut where doubt | Florida may rest assured that det i cisions, tempered hy herinfluence, A sculptured face exiHted, the poople took no chances. And he is praised and sung and There is only one reason why the election of June 5th will arcrur mightily to thejr bene- | *1 sat apart, was such an impressive victory for the people. That is. fit ’ Ha wears nis laurels with uncur.l,title incidents in the home they voted. Over two hundred ami forlv thousand persons " scious grace, where the writer was u guest dur* ; It had been predicted that 11h saving salt of humor in hi.* used their right of franchise. ing brief respites in tile campaign, 1 more would vote than ever before; one hundred and eighty best proclaim the admirable quali­ . heart! thousand or two hundred thousand wotdd not have been ties nf "N ell" Carlton, as her \ The uniting eyes of ‘ ’Slim’’ arc surprising. But two hundred ami fortv thousand! One closest friends know her. * Per-* 1 keen and young; hups the best summing up of her hundred thousand more than voted in 11)2-1! Guarding tho strength «of old attitude towards the campaign The people won a victory, and there's the reason .implicit*^. may he found In u brief statement ! He is not spoiled by fortune’ * she made one morning nt the trumpet-tongue The Point O f V iew i breakfast table: If Doyle is tie- 1 ' Bounding his name across tho i feateil, he is yet undefeated, for he Seven Seas. F O R T H IR T Y D A Y S W E W IL L A L L O W the Agitation has beeti rife recently in Miami against tin- hn> brought to thr Though Kings and kingilest men people the tnith about col Dons great English sport o f coursing, the pastime which re­ \ hare honored him, us they are. lie wil have join1 Still to his fellow Airmen he v quires that a dog chase a rabbit around a field until the plished much good and we a n’t $10.00 O N Y O U R O L D R A N G E O F A N Y "Slim” !— By Agnes Ken- rabbit is exhausted and falls victim to the knife-like incis­ regret it." dWek, Gray. t. ors of the hound. The Humnne Society declares that this Never in th-ise times the gover jil, 'yi’i. The People Won MRS. DOYLE CARLTON IS QUALIFIER ID E A LLY FOR H , a rti HM .JACJ •V •«&:' s&s-.sf'a I firyou rd d mnqc ' io v form of diversion is cruel, that it appeals only to the baser nnr-eleet was undergoing hard• Thk thing that’s been worrying Instincts in man and that it is detrimental to the moral fill- shl'”’ carry his message to the uk i is shall 'We ‘ say Congresuman er o f youth. While wc confess that we would get a thrill 1 'vn,lin« ’-"•■lb" stuams thren or Corgfewtworrtan Owen. < — -------- o------- -— .' "Monoplane -Hops - Foe Bris­ bane’’—headline. The power of the dress. •T . --------— o---------Monro* county which actually elected Seam in. 1TO®, this timu went over two U» one for Mrs. Owen, just ns was predicted In this section. — o----------t . . . bringing every nuiKelo-of-iU- Lo<ly.4MLr-peopfM* ro-nrrtlrr.,nTon j„ IIlor,>ini: „ n,| straining! and striving with all its energy to overtake the fleeing |-very resource, did she deplore' and doubtlessly scared rabbit, we must admit that we believe his sacrifices. Instead slu- quietly the Humane Society is right in its crusade against the 1lll:,dc the way easier for him ] lie veil him of till home worries and practice. It is interesting to note that in England where eours- 1 ing is so popular there is found the greatest sentiment against bull fighting, the national sport of Spain. E uglishmen. being great lovers o f horseflesh, revolt at the specArchitect be^delirious' J S th o S r iIu r "»iy “ |l,lc,e ° f Jl mH(,(l;*ned l'll!I an ‘ 'inoeent horse whose, ifig uver wbAt you said.—Miami1 art? cov‘‘red so that it cannot anticipate the furious | Kirn I N a l’l Bunk Bldg. Utacli Bun. Or can go to b*d at charge. Anti too the quantity of blood spilt in the bullring Sanford, Flu. jtnight without worrying about talk­ is greater than that shed by a little rabbit and this prob­ ing in your sleep. ably militates much against the sport of the red cape. There < ---------- o----------is, however, essentially little difference between the two The Chicago Daily Journal, Chi­ W ANTED 1000 prrMins to rutnr sports in so far us the suffering of the participants are . in and »ec the new gax fired cago's oldest dally newspaper has concerned. refrigerator. You can h'uj this been sold to John Stewart Bryan The chief difference is in the point o f view. Tht- mi n very attractive price and and S. F. Thomason, publishers of several Southern daily newspapers, Spaniard, in whose hot blood surges the passion for bril­ haw 1,1 months to pay halunct*. among which is the Tampa T ri­ liant pageantry and n zest for mortal combat comparable Sanford La* Company. lfMi Mng. titilis Avenue. bune.—Ocala Banner. to the American youth's enthusiasm for baseball, is blind----------------- o----------------et^ to. the cruelty of the sport to which he has become inured Seminole County is justly proud i„., infancy. On the other hand the Englishman, to) of th* big vote given Doyle C atLr;from C D S S W 8 whom there is no sweeter music than the blare o f the him -: ton. With the exception of St........... Lucie, and his home county of ter s horn or the yelp of a pack on full cry. looks upon the Q U IC K S E R V IC E Hardee, Seminole gave him the rabbit and the fox as the legitimate prey o f a country' • TRANSFER largest plurality, in proporation to gentleman. Neither race can la* condemned too severely ' Hauling, CruMng Bhipping, population, of any county in thr left hiate, not even excluding Hillj- for enjoying the pastimes which the centuries have and Storage them as legacies. I'hanr 4U** HOI Srd S| bo rough. .. a EltonJ. Moughton —— o---- — Ruth Hunnu McCormick, head of B X R N U M k n e w h i s A D V E R T IS IN G the anti-Hoover crowd announced ________ • .ST. I’ KTKKHIU HGH INDEPENDENT WE IV11.1. allow- ten dollars mi late last week that if Hoover were an> old stove mi the price uf nominated at Kansas City, all Re­ an> new rungr purchased from Every HUceessful business mutt terprise, business or any othei publicans would support him. We us, Sanford Gas ( ’iimpun). lUli I’he ,-ir* u- that nnrnuni Magnolia Avenue. believe shr is taking in a lot of knows, of course, that it pays to kind ground when she says "all Re­ advertise ami that not to advertise built up until it was one of thr publicans,” but w* do t^lnk enough is inviting ultimate fuilme—ex­ wonders of the world and so ir will so that he would make a very cept ill u few rare istunces -hut mnimvl for several years was satisfactory choice for th,* party. it is interesting to hear want largely a product of aslule and o---------Phineus Taylor liurnum, the great- versatile advertising. The opposition is trying to pre- eat circus mun of alt times, hml to And the circus, while it was v*nt the nomination of Herb. Hoo>*. s«y on the subject of advertising Itanium's greatest business ami cr by laying that the South would )tl1Bny years ago. H elm s been the one hy which he Ueame known never vote for him because he !> quoted as followstwo hemispheres, was by no a "nigger lover” The South would 1*m do not any ,tf you mlvui- means the only one ,n which never vot* for him anyway, because the South always votes ac­ tiM‘ unoutrb. You ought to use lie made u distinct success anil in cording to the dictates of North­ the printer’s Ink every .lay. You which lie proved the value of runern Democrats.— Hanford Herald. ale Uhloop-and want your business I sistent advertising. I'yj- example, Standing adver­ he infiJc n fortune out o f real csSon, you are more truthful thu*. to run itself. «dvib— Palm Beach Independent. A tisement! ip u paper comiuund lute/alone, which he developed, nilfault for which we aro continual­ confidence. The mun who for u veitiued and ^old iu U f naw ittul ly apologizing. y«arResides in one commuirtft' original u u y J ». wyA wHjiiii is still dhtf leail-. u rcspecUhlf life, even eohsidererl ■ ' erfettive'?^* 'Hurnurn Hy DR. J. G. HOWELL al ------- — *— 200 West Goto'Avfnu® During the campaign it was though he be of moderate ubillty avoided worries und heavy ex­ will grow in the confidence nnd pense and saved time b y lotting A M U U l.A N r PKOUTQLOOT ENUOR» « h j pointed out more Utan once ostceni of his fellows. On the advertising work for thiro. He the Hathaway managers ' & sanie principle a newspui>er udCatt* and Carlton wera working vertiuumrnt becomes familiar und knew the value of udvtxtiaing far200 West Gore Are. together. If we remember correct­ its presence in the columns of the better than it is known by muny busness men of the present time. ly , it won Senator Wuybrlght of paper inspires confidence in the Orlando, Florida Jacksonville who, apeaking here in stability of the enterprise." We suppose it would be all right Sanford, coined the phrase “ SidOnce more "Darnum was right." to say that u senator who insists ____ s i c k _________ i*i:o ri.i: pey J. Carlton and Doyle E. Catta.” He was a man of unusual busi­ , ,, : on u 100 per cent prohibition plank hasn ihai indiarstiua. So we would Ilka to remind our ness sugueity, and one of the r , isIlMllsa, ss* welal Mans* la lisrk 1 l u 'J* ' I**»***omi wunts t" I ,.r tuo>, „r ihrir irouitir*, H rltr ar readers that, according to the lo­ heaviest advertisers of his day. early water for the elephunt.— I)oanna far free liirraiurr umi cal canvassing board, 587 <-f D*o»' He utilized great uichn of news­ troll News. A iiJ paper space and then expended U r Jv*r|ih t ' u r n l a H a n r l l wh~ voted first choice for Carl­ Thr lln u rll S an ita riu m , goo \V. In ton gave their second choice votes thousands in circus posters. f . u r r A i r , O r l a a f . . I ' l a H|>rrlalltlna The case of the man who hia iLay newspaper advertising In a a a l r a l u l r s t l a a l a n d rrrlal to -Taylor, 227 to Hathaway. 20G was in a primitive- stage compar­ chooses not to run is very differ­ f l x i a n to Canon, and only 05 to Mr. ed to its scope and efficiency now ent from that of the numerous can- 1 p- *. Mr are s riiia j •i>imdid rrCatta. That doesn't look much as und Barnum had much to do with didates whom the convention will SJTaVU? 1 7 ^ . If .Catts and Carlton were synony­ broadotting it and Impressing the not choose to run.— Boston Trans- 11raise < a a raya and rUvIrlrlty, mous, —’ ' public with its essentiality in en- cript. Health H I N T S K<*. ft. V RM K I N D AS P A R T P A Y M E N T ON A IN C O R P O R A T E D '' * T Oa"r C f,LOSE *jK* *-.** THURSDAY JUNE 14th A T 12 O ’C L O C K N O O N A T R U S T E E H A S B E E N APPOINTED] A N D W IL L TAKE CHARGE THAT1 DATE. Thursday is positively the last day of Hiel big- receivers sale of Smith Fine Furniture and Bros. Inc, House Furnwhingd with only three and a half days remain-) ini? in which to take advantage of the ex­ tremely low prices now prevailing. T’hel public is urged to hurrjVDon't wait until too late and then regret iFCyAiyKcipatol your future needs and buy while you caal N ew Range AND -n v . un 12 M O N T H S TO P A Y T H E l»A L - BUY NOW!] ANGE. Sanford Gas 106*—M agn o lia Ave. T H E R E W I L L BE N O E X T E N S IO N OF T IM E P lu m e tU WE CALL YOUR E S P E C I A L ATTK»| T IO N T O O U R L I N E O F “ Electricity!- B R E A K F A S T SETS B E I ) R O O M S U IT E S A Pioneer o f Soeial P ro g re ss” — AND— Says Ralph E. Heilman Dean of Northwrrstrrn University School of Commerce R E F R IG E R A T O R S I*iiKnot'll In i h r |irutliietlull n » * l i I I aiir lliiiv h u t o f d n p n l r r l i l i l e h r i r m l i l l l l r a ult th n t l i i i r i i i r r u e l i r In ntnile rii l l t l n g * It i i n i n n l t i r n ! Unit r I r r l r l r 11it hi it ml p ot* e r ^ r o i f i p « u l r » mliftuItl h r t h r p l u i i r r m iH i h r im n r * n ir n t f u r r u n l i t n t r r t i t r u r r t k l p i O N L Y 2 «/2 D A Y S L E F T i " T h r r l r r l r l r d l ••»i lu n l r r him l i r r n d li lu i i rr r lit the I fr l 'ill n f r im I *i in r r nit itc m lil |i. Thli linn f u r lln pur- •»ii nr fu d hull I n hr l nil STORE him iJt* |>riMlrd un I h r ■ r n r r n l imr uf r l r r l r t r n l S *n-11 U l r * hmu’ il 'l*mrn| |»tiB«flilr ruMfs T*» n i r r • Ih r A r i n f t n n in tlrmtimU W JLL BE OPEN AFTER] thr THURSDAY f««r ttlilr* » r r 1 1r r , th r r rn n «.*nt I rn u f In r mr u r i I r il l« I rI Itti priMtiirl lun h n i r hrrift irpitlfnl r n l l f ihft If»t* * hi* u n »ir t • li\t fur urn rnpltnl m prnilllurr uf whip uf Ih r nrriir* n t ui«in t n l«111 Iun d u lln m m } m r . M I i It H im uf utllltlrw rnrnluKn ffniltril h^ vpliltr rruHln-f dinfifiif thr ru ntl«n. puhllh mnddnirr In Ihr lutru4ti m r rn hint kmrm rit> nuil rfflrlrnr} uf rlrrtrlr llshf In I h r ruiiumutil* mid punrri ru IlfiV nr ^.i u U * JT|lln dilute- hniinnufr in u%r n iru # In nil in n» }nu iif f. hut d lr r a i f } It In m lilr.nl T l i r r f f l r l r n l a | , r r n l l a „ id Viurrlthat It Ih uiip nf ran rlrrtrlr u t l l l l l r c bm. n liiU| . I d r g r flmpuridiirr. _ _____ I i f f » an u u l s l a n d l a W r i a m p l r u| It !■ Im pu rlau r*1 -ad In d U ldu al nnl u m I> n « a w r l . • In l M n ll ,. . . . i— L* t “ > * ^ t r r a r r n,,,rr hml uf fl it d d rl u k ihnu i h r r r tnlfilun Iw d l . l d u u l u v r s l hut it punnrnnrn « r > V,An h a « r rs|>rr*nrd (hi-lr r u u l « r r r u r h l n a nla* l l d r u r r by y * r r l « » r a t y a n r r r„Mi|,n lflr a u r r tniuuni■ ny a r r a r l l l r a l«*dll>, p w ll t l r d ll} nml » noi*ldll>.M— T h r r r l u i r a l a r * . nr n r l l a r t h r 7a,' l l u l p b 1>. I l r lli u u n . 1*00 ,(i,hi |,rvplr t*ba l l i r I m' « . l r r d hoiura, d r p r a d u i >» m Ih r m n l n t r n n mr r u f I h r A n l r r l r s u p r l a r l p l r uf li i d l t i d u a l I n l l l a l D r l a s r u l r r l I h r i r latrrra|a. nprr4ft*1 HURRY T l » r r l r r t r l r I I s tit nmt t i u t T f f In * •lu«1r» Uy It* t r r j n n l w r r I* m n r r I n 11mu t r I > r r l n t n l iu t h r n r l l v l l r * uf Imll v lilimI a t r m li r r a uf I h r r u m * in it it 11 > ihm i nil} n l h r r . tie l E n m l k ft OF, FOR T H E ACCOUNTS W I L L B E MADE.' COLLECTION ONLY. NO SALKS] ‘; -wO 1J {.< G E O W E T T S T E I N , JIL R E C E IV E R FO R SMITH BROS. IN C O R P O R A T E D ■ W H H B P S A r t f’O R D .’ F L A ; Aa20a?L1j. - •JL,VJ �u> - } . ’ H M a n ? rOHU.VLOlUllJ *•*»!?« YACHT PA R TY Games of bridge were o.n-*y fiK :iM r. .l.MiL.bfcca ..I (out .the (-.Afternoon 7 T' ”' * J * • I *1 . 1 \.. . Ice Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor itor' Reside Residence Tel. 37 , * ■. ^ '! l 1 \ ¥ f :IT Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, Mrs. 'Alfred W. Lee Jr., M:*s francos Teeguo and Clinton Langley re­ turned home Friday evening from 'tamp 1UII; Ala. where they have been spending a short time visit­ ing relatives. Personals Cal Miss Elizabeth Ih(i*ham __ -jam i and MONDAY Miss Isabelle Ingraham 1of Manlumber One of the First uarin, Fla. are the house guests of Mr. and Mis. Frank B. Forster list Chuch’ will meet at at their home on Magnolia Avenue. Hock at the home of Mrs. I ayes, 608 Myrtle Avenue Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ingraham of week-end |r*. IUycs and Mrs. T. II. Mandarin spent the hero as the guests of Mr. and is htatessaa.t Mrs. Frank P., Forster. Mr. Inless iBieetthc of St, Agn4» grnhnmi'ii Division I’assengvr If Holy Fpisc^pll Agent tbr lthe Florida East Coast will be held at 3:30 o'clock Railway Company with headquar­ ters at Jacksonville. Parish House, s of the Presbyterian The- many,' friends of Mrs. will meet at the (following Circle Number One, Mrs. William Coulboume' will regret Voodruff Chairman, meets to learn thrt she i* ill at the home ■s. Grant Wilson, Oil Park of her mother, Mrs. H, II. Chap­ pell on Celery Avenue. at 3:30 o'clock. Number Two, Mrs. L. I. chairman, meets with Mrs. Miss May Mne Dougnll of cCaalln, 610 Magnolia Ave- Daytona Beach spent the week­ 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Me- end hero with her parents Dr. ind Mrs. J. H. McCaslin ns and Mrs. William E. MncDougnll. s. Number Three, Mrs. If. Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Kipp of r chairman, meets at 3:30 St. Cloud spent the weelcemFtlcrc with Mrfc. W. B. ZacharyJ as the guests of Mrs. Kipp’s pargnolia Avenue, with Mrs. “ant's, Mr.’ and Mrs. X . Priest, -gtttl Mrs. II. C. Vlele as They were accompanied home by Miss Emily Priest who will spend Number Four, Mrs. II. C- a week ns their guest. chairman, will meat at 3:39 Mr. and Mrs. Vail Lovell an­ at the home of Mrs. II. II. G21 Park Avenue, with nounce the birth of n daughter evens and Mrs. E. I. Mor- on Sunday afternoon, June tenth, at tho Fcrnnld-Laughton Hospial. hostessea. Number Five, Mrs. James The baby has been named Ann. f chairman, will meet nt Mrs. Sadye Baumel left Satur­ lock with Mrs. J. N. Whit 8 Magnolia Avenue, with day for New York where she will hltner and Mrs, J. W. Mero spend 10 days buying late sum­ mer stock for her shop. csoi. Number Six, Mrs. II. M. Mrs. Hnzel Coleman spent the y chairman, will meet at dock at the homo of Mrs. Week-end ui Orlando as the guest Willis, 1007 Palmetto Avo- of friend*. Number Eight, Mrs. C. M. nairman, will meet at 3:30 with Mrs. Robert A. Cobb, st Fifteenth Street. Number Nine, Mrs. Clyde hairman, will meet with alph Stavons, 1308 Mag-! venue. • less Women’s Circle. Miss urncr chairman, will meet o'clock with Mrs. Charles veil Jr- 2201 Sanford Aveth Mtm. Powell, Mrs. J. S. d and Mrs. James MoughhosteisM. Circles of the First Mclholurch will meet at 3:30 at the following plat-os; e Number Two, Mrs. J. A. rhalnain, meets with Mrs. West First Street, with tarsey .and Mrs. Rogers as es. e Number Three, Mrs. W. nes ehairmnn, meets with . P. FWds at ’’The Gables.’* e Number Four, Mrs, 11. H. II chairman, meets with lensle Hutchinson in Rose E, H. Ashcraft returned home Sunday evening from Tallahassee where he spent n few days on business. I |. ' ‘l Mr, and Mrs. Martin McDan­ iel and small son Martin Jr. of Runnclte Bpent the week-end here as tha guests of Mr. McDaniel* mother, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, , GIVES SLUMBER PARTY Among the-many delightful af­ fairs of Inst week, one of excep­ tional plensure * wns the slumber party given Friday by Miss Juanita Smith nt her home on .Magnolia Avenue, Early ip the evening tho jolly party chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. A .W. Smith mo/ i* S f n e r e swimming anil other pleasant forms of diversion were enjoyed. At a late hour n bAunteous picnic supper wns served. E njoying this nffair were Misses Louise Hickson, Marjotic Forrest, Elizabeth Smith, Frances Ponrson, Marjorie Turner, Murgaret liritt, Pauline Stmidenmirc, Christine Stoudcnmire, Clara Bray of OrInndo, Mary Dighton and Mary Maxwell. Saturday for Pittsburg, Pa., whore nnd young daughter Joanna left But unlay for Pitsburg, Pn.f where they will spend n Bhort time be­ fore going to California. rrest L ak e Hotel f the most brilliant social }f the past week was the nnual Ball given by the lmissloned Officers of f D., N. G. F.. Friday cvcihe Hotel Forrest I*ke. lacloua ball room was most ly decorated for this oc-( Numerous American, Eng:nch and Belgium flags the walls and were also from the balconies. JFhe ’ red, white « ad-blue were In t unc one m end '** every ev ery way. w * y . iA\t u m a pretty Ut$. had kedn and here throughout the punch was served by Mrs !. Jones, Mrs. John Ti Irs. Claude Herndon and nsworth. uslc ftibtthi/ occasion wjally |pod and was furnthe ra«miuole Syncopaite a' ntimubr of novel fere enjoyed during the The Herald calls attention to an error in n Piggly-Wiggty ndv ror and makes this correction in issue. The advertisement (pioted fryers nt 20 cent* a pound when the price . shoujd have I been 60 cents. The Herald regrets the er ro rand makes this corection in justice to tiie mnnngenient of the store. Arthur Zachary Jr. relumed home .Sunday from Lexington, Va. where he lias been attending Wash­ ington nnd Lee University, stop­ ping over enroute home at Dur­ ham, N. ( ’ . where he attended tin.* graduation of his sister Miss Mar­ garet Zachary from Duke* Unlvor"ity. —- - Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Wilson and laughter Jane of Orlando spent Sunday here as the guests of Mrj Wilson’s parent* Mr. and Mr*. J. 1. Aycock. Mias Mary Powell, who }m* ' Mrs.. Seen ihe guest of her sister David Caldwell, for the past fort­ night ha* returned to her home at Tampa. Mr*. Ernest Hill and daughter J’eggy left ppiulay for Clearwater where they ‘Will’ spend several 'weeks a* the guests of her sister Mrs. Tom O. Owen, ,, the Orlando Unit cd the h i Of exceptional___ interest and plensure was the luncheon and bVidge party given.Friday by Mrs; David-Caldwell when sKe enter*r tnined the members nf the Every Other Week Bridge Club nt her home in Rose Court. Shasta daisies and radiance, robes were combined and used- hi decorating the 'rnonis of this at­ tractive home. Luncheon wo* nerved nt smull table., which hnd been overlaid with pretty clothH and centered with crystal baskets filled with cut flowers and fernn. > M "1 if gins, Mrs, W, A. Fitte J r, Mrs. Charles I*. Britt, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, Mrs. J. E. Brouse and Mrs. Hal Wight. RR1DGE CLUB e n t S r t a i n k A 4 The members of the Sans Soucl Bridge Club were most delightfully entertained Fridgy afternoon ns the guests of Mrs. Charles L. Park* 41 her home oh Palmetto Avenue. Green and gold were the rolor* accentuated in the detritions aifd Other details. Quantities of goldiht zinnias and marigold wefe com­ bined with ferns and used to decor­ ate tlie rooms where the tables hnd been nrrunged for the games. When scores had been counted after a most enjoyable game of bridge it was found that Mr*. Efrimett McCall had won the elub prize, a lemon dish mid fork, while Mrs. Raiph Stevens recMVed the high smre guest prize, hath cry­ stals. V. Following the awarding o f thri prizes, Mrs. Parks served a delect­ able snlod and Iced course. The players were Mrs. Emmett McCall, Mrs. Raymond G. Koa. Mts. Lee A. Conojey. M r* Clyde Byrd, M ra f^ a o i^ tiiS f& w ? -‘tnVs.’ Olck-Ttrown, Mrs James Ridge und Mrs. Ralph Stevens. ■ r .. . following smumneeroenf frtm K I ■" " ...,Swlmntfrig i l t l other features which go to make a perfect o y M " r I n during the afternoon and latagi a Elizabeth r flW t f srfrVYhH W ited bounteous picnic suppdr was here many times & the guest of MUs Annie Hswklht. . * ■ . v\ ; . ! served. In the party werri ___________ MrA,- Sidney ' “ M r;'in d'S h i. Weldon Franklin' J Appleby, Stark; of Or|andoJ,'FlorMa. form er--^ J. Nix, Miss Maryy Atlanta, Georgia; announce '• S. J. Nix, Mrs. Hall,. Mary Bad- l>‘ •y* J. Nix I I :,f the 'c-ngllga'rnent M their daughter get*, .Carol Nix, Sidney* Gladys Green, Charlotte Nix' Lfl Elizabeth, pn Mr. Karr S. Espeddlle Bolz, Dorothea Lawton, Mil* ahl, of^Bir^ingham, Alabama, the hntlo so enimieditOmfw dred Nix, Pauline Cook, Ruth Mae irarrii solemnised In Jol/.* * Cook. Ruth Martin aml Ruby Mar- marriaE and Mr. Collie Diggers of Winter Garden, formerly .of Sanford, which took place, Thursday, May 24 a t the home of the bride’s parents at Lakelaltd. The bride Is the young daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Adair nnd is jroiing woman o f unusually pleas­ ing personality. She has been teaching school at Winter Garden for the past yen*. Mr. Diggers is the son of Mr. and Mrs.S. J. Riggers of this city and made Hanford his home untl about three years ago. IPe attend ed the Sanford schools and is now engaged in-the .moving picture business at Winter .Garden. Mr.nnd Mrs. Bigger* nre tour­ ing down the East Co«st and plan to stop over at Daytona Bench for several days enroute home. After July first they will he at home to their friends nt Win­ ter Garden. £ The Outlet's Re . „ p j 'u , ' • K C- <i -«** z ji’ i m • ^ ..THU ii**. Sanford’s womeiK,are maryclins; at 4he -wonderful val­ ues being offered a'l th|s iui|e 'by Tlje Outlet, Thej^ are Inlking nbout it and thanr. coining in to buy.. There SSm have been big crowds every day since the opening sale i WANTED— 1000 person* to trade lit their old gas stove, oil Move or wood Move for which we. will allow Ten Dollar* -oo^any new gss range purchased from u*. Hanford. /;** .Company. 106 Slag* noils' Avenue. #I ' i ' j f e * . i I' 1 last Friday, Navy blue RCorgeUe dresses Ideal for iravellnUf and the stum er va*. eaffoh trips. At the are offrrlnc them they are dA*exeep* tiMiul values. You'll be emated at ■ lly,. the pried WITH* you see th erf. Onl V } ...Mir .S*lf. Wantrf 'Y o tff Patron age W e W i l t r o u r M a i n e * * *n 4 In cetnra i . t WANTED grit liege of i m l * | .... •lualllr kUbeal lie *-ra jrnn we o ffe r first of *11 anr milk w ill m rs s u r r u * lo Ike 1 Com pe tie For N O VA P R O J Cash and New arrivals In shoes being offer* cd at an unusual price. Black patents and while kids In . high and low he^ls. Novelty pjnntM* and straps. Priced' from ' ' .. In It. fila r h* o' trial on ( h r o b n i r koala m o 'll hr aollafieilt Other Prizes The rh a r. n e n r i r o w a oVr o » S in A Certain Young Phone Your Order To .1 I. c III -•* v THE 64 6 J contest . Milano ./ -• ■ Theatre <14 next-Friday I Wash Fabrics Apply TUESDAY By Request: Organ Solo Mr. Ilrockhnhn June 20th "D IAM O ND itlLHNI HANDCUFFS” "T A L E S OF HOFFMAN" "The Coolest Spot in Town* Continuous 1 to 11 Hi $25<> to r o m h t n r a a n d o d d e r I hr * u * r r , a U l a n o f Dr, li n k e r nnd J. W . tlr ru. N IG H T ’ TO N IG H T ii ' onri J. \V. U r r o k r rd o f m ilk “O P P O R T U N I T Y M IL A N E 1 . New Summer Shoes- |*al ■ hit oul of tl>r nritlnnrr keronar w r f r r l r » u ore rotUled iR A M O N n - - ** -.tv« a | '• r' i . t. aiandarJa. V eal w r o f f e r j o u *e r*Ir e Talent To ► « / m » i h i r »HI HT1<» «* Flowered Voiles . -r I . MS | Tissue Gingham Jt.'.TP ml Both check* and plaids, em brac­ ing a v a rie ty o f new and pleading designs— ask to l^Tahown thta fab- New flowered vdllea in Rmall and Inrffe floral design*. Positively fast colors— a very special offer- aSam ric lti«< For * ' ■ , 1‘ 5 0 ^ vd> I £ 11^* 32 inches 4 0 inches W ide W arm Summer 6 5 * ,'i I wide yd11 _____________ ■ - ■ Days Permanent P ifiish Gayr Clean Offered in all light shatfe* And 45 inches wide, this organdy will please the most particular nnd its popular price will ap­ peal to ail ,j. Clothes ■s X 7 b?yd. The summe|/ wardrobes of mother and a t . 1; ored clothes, that show w ear' so easily I But never mind. We'll restore thoth to their original freshness and. crispness; , ♦i** ,1 I).. 4** il 0**4?« 1 ' I f|If|ifir#fU S I'% r* VI £ g ha* •A r * , .n 'HI 465 ■ Dimity and Batiste Small printa.. . Small polka Clots and tti IrtcSoV w ide. . . this dlttrity and batfW e'lir. sUrtUng *'liew designs will'appeal attorigyly as .summer dress fabric. 5 (V yd. Laney Dry Cleaning Co< { d .£ * -| ,o I ^ 's t c o u J ^ t r 'f U ' “Sanford's Leading Dry Cleaners” f 1 New Cretofines 50 and 65^ ydi Lingerie 0 °^ w ..... . Checked dimities, jerseys and lace;., cloth in all the light' shades so. t. ideal for lingerie cloth. :* * 50>f yd. 't<a 32 InchCelaneseVoile $1.65 yd. 32. Inch English Prints All fast colors in new designs and 32 Inches wide, this offering of- English Prints is a special event— v. Jji V \i .US' Florthrim FloNhciitf ^■TT™ Sho*«* For — -------- 50/ yd. 4 t * 'Si ---------------- -- ---------- - LbYeJy ip large Polka Dqtp and floral designs these voiles of celanese are u favored fabric for Hummer frocks. « daughter contain so many gay, light colM4 ' ----------- Heavy weight and tapestry de* riigns feature the new cretonnes now on display, uoje the price. Organdy t A * Dr. J. Olln Laney leave^ Moniay for Wetumpka, Ala., * h e** Mr*. U n ey and daughter, Qmr Martin Laney, are visiting rela­ tive*. ' ,d : r , t : ,-u» A New Dairy*.. *% •*•***•*•<* i . **day afternoon i WE W ILL allow Ten Dollar* on any old Movr and give you 12 months to pav lulance on uny nrw range. Hanford Gas Com­ pany. 1IH> Magnolia Avenue. U n t y * n.i children left Monday morning for Enter­ prise, Ala, where they will visit relatives for some time. -*1. Mi** Treaaie McRae left Sunday a hundred couples were in morning for Atlanta, Ga., where ce Including all the officshe will attend the summer session Guard, MRS. CALDWELL ENTERTAINS 'S flK W S fcabb t- res- were -counted- and" A CORRECTION ■ Number Five, Mrs. S. O .! j|r. and Mrs. Raymond C. Philser chkirman, meets with |ip„ Und guest Miss Betty Waring S. Hand, 1301 Park Ave- of Summerville, S. C. motored to ith Mm. Hand, Mrs. B. H. Cocoa Beach, Sunday where they and Miss Chapman as snout tho day. es. Ralph Woodruff relumed home Number Six, Mrs. H. M. ell chairman, meets with Saturday evening from Chape! arry L. Gibson, 617 Myrtle Hill,' N. C. where he has been at­ with Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. tending University of North Car­ orth as hostesses. olina. TUESDAY Harrison Chapter N. S. D. Mrs. Charles k Park* anil small ill meet with Mrs. W. T. son CharlcB Jr. left Sunday after­ at 5:00 o’clock for picnic noon for Macon, Ga. whore they will spend several weeks a* the Flag Day Program. A. will hold regular meet- guests of Mrs. C. 1.. Parks Sr. 1:30 o’clock at the Odd FelMr*. Lesley Hill and small all over tho Basket. All s are urged to be present, daughter Louise, who have been erly business meeting of spending several weeks here as the M. S. of tho First Baptist guests of Mrs. Ernest Krupp, lull will be held at 3:30 o'clock Sunday for their home at Orlando. church. All women of the Miss Bertha Takarh, who grad­ are asked to bo present. Robert A. Newman will en- uated June 6 from Holy Name Ac­ the members of the Du­ ademy at San Antonio, has return­ ll ridge Club at 2:J5 o’clock 'd home. homo in Rose Court, THURSDAY Mr. and Mis. Franklin liardaar meeting of the Col. veay and baby of Orlando spent e Roosevelt Auxiliary No. tho day here Sunday as the guests W. V. will be held at vf Mrs. Hardaway’s parents Mr. ■’a Studio at 8 o’clock. vnd Mr*. Harry’ J- Wilson. d Gives &all At this-season w w th w ft* e ^ tig ^ the Yacht \\elak* by r‘ Malays. .The' Nrty7rtil*ed the Lake and during the evening musky games • and ether dlviflr sions were enjoyed. At a late hour « tempting picnic supper was served. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. McKay, Miss Sunny Hnxxard, Miss Katherine Waters, Miss Kathleen Long, Miss Vlr ginia Barber, Miss Trixie Frank­ lin, Miss Helen Morse, Miss Elve Pearce, Miss Grace Williams, Miss Alma Entsmlnger, Miss Carmen Guthrie, Miss Brown, Miss Eleanor Cameron, Miss Juanita McMullen, Miss Dorothy Haynes, Miss Olivia.Brady, II ,Ci Waters Jr., Jack Mims, Walter Uarber, Dick Htiltidnw, James Bunds Jr. John Miller, -Alex Sharon, Olln Crenshaw, Ted Stamps, Edward Mitche.ll, Russell Mitrholl, George Mitchell, Edward Entxminger, John Entxminger, Gene Adams, Walker McClelland, Earl Rumbley, Robert Glenn Jr., Archie Frank lin, Henry Russell, J. M. Wilson’ and Thomas Dutner. vssm l.‘ I l Men ! ..V-' T ,|t :-r i I • ; :.v iluAr.i ' - .1 ) »■*»)*» til*- �s&cfeisBs T U B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, F L R R flM v w lVfONPAY* JUNE !J, 1$2R_; MK3R « B O m a y ; Sanford’s Nearly a score of Sanford’s leading mer ion to make this day a great success. — Every merchant is cordially invited to participate and benefit by the occasion. Sponsored by • 2 t '* e : * * §>mxfavb j y , I. 1 »f I ' , _- i* f l f » m i ■ , i j , ii in if *■ # .f .V M| j i*i >t»f . *9 'Ol lt>, ft! . 4 i,<>ki* > 1‘ i t- i , '* > rJ ^ i [ » UVxJ.Ui u; �"7 >1 ’m . TH E S A N F O R D H E RALD . SANFO RD , F L O R ID ^ m m jp _ _ — — — . . . M l . ■■ l u j t o ’- i w M O N D A Y J U N E 11, 1928 m rjftpw a* ip -r -~ --------- Mi l l YourBargainsAcross the CLASSIFIEDCOUNTER Sanford Daily Herald Help YVunlcd— TANT a d r a t e s Little— or Big I Terms: Cash In Advance Jephonc ads, will be received patrons and collector sent nediately for payment. I rim o------------- — 10c a line Times__ ___— — 8c a line 1rites .... —.— 7c a tine Tlmo rates on request. HAVE TWO MOKE OPENINGS For some ambitious young men or young Indies who want to learn a good trade and get a good position when they have become competent. Have situations avail­ able every few dayr. If interested nsk for C. A. Haines at Sanford Herald office.He will be glad to explain it to you. lif reduced rates are for tsecutivo insertions, five words of average length counted a line, Minimum charge ci 30c fer st insertion. il] advertising is restricted I proper classification. If an error is mado The Sanfd Herald will ba responsible only ono incorrect insertion, advertiser Tor subsequent Irrtion.’i. The office should be lifted immediately in case of lor.' ' 10-A Poultry and Epgg U — Miscellaneous 12— W A N T E D TO ADVERTISERS iVANTElKP.Uw*' to-, rtnt must lie in giwll Vortoitibn. Ailllrc^f Er G; J»: c-o H eraldr ' ' ' “ Herald representative kr0tlr familiar with rates rr?sxi ana- cldssification will }e you complete information. |d if you wish, they will assist in wording ybnr want ad Intake it more effective. WANTED: To buy second hand motorcycle. Must be reasonable and in good condition. Box Z C-o Sanford Herald. tnnouncementa [SSIFIED Advertising w it Imulate your business at very [l cost. Herald Wont Ads rnen reach thousands of people— lie who wait and watch fo1Classified page*—people who |looking for opportunities and that the Want Ad page is ■ o f opportunities. Your mes­ on this page will produce re nt a cost that is surprising!;' (’all 118 for service. IS— Apartment For Rent TRY THIS—If you have an apart­ ment to rent give complete de­ tails in a Herald Classified ad. . . tell everything there is to be tol i about it and you will find it much easier to secure a tenant. Call 1IK. FURNISHED housekeeping apartments first floor. All conven­ iences. 301 5th Street. FOR KENT furnished 5 room gar­ tested for glasses by Dr, age apartment all modem con­ »vis. Opposite Court House veniences. Phone 307. FURNISHED HOUSE: Three rooms, screened porch and bath. 11.1 E. 3rd. street. Cull 408. lMe or Granuita Dev Ginger Sc call 703. Prompt Delivery. THREE room •apartment. 218 French. lutomobUcs furnished cottage Privr.tu ontrnncc. D O D O fi Isuro cars and Graham trucks. .MODERN furnished apartment.*, Frigidaire: Murphy steel kitPm and 13th. Street. I’hone 3. ben: Garage: excellent neighbor I)G1NS Si COWAN Co . AulO hoiul; rent very reasonable. Park Idiator and sheet melul works. Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, [French Avenue. Phons 71G-W. Sayer. THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re"HUP6-M ARM 0N drived rates. 317 Park. Phono Sanford Automobile Co. Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. K.V.t-J. lUusir- Service ' I.KFFl.KR APARTMENTS: fu n ished. 3 toou. and garage. At­ tractive summer rates. Apply 804 SUN PROOF PAINTS li-r Spar Varnishes and Ena- Magnolia, Phone 3K0 -W. Ida. Vclumina Flat Wall [its. Persian clay jesso. plastico Smull garage apartment. Call 361. plding clay and Plaques. San* ONE l-ROOM ml bath, furnished Paint & VTall Paper Co. G. U. $35.IMI pec iiinnth. Also "to- 5 Lrt, Piopr. 113 W. First St. immi furnished garage, chickoi k\ Nipper. Signs of all kinds. runs, $10.00 per month. Two un­ Sunford Paint & Wall 1’apcr furnished houses. One small filling station at Osteen. Phone 030. 16— Houses For tlen t i.NSFER Service of nil kinds, hone 570-\V or 3303. C. E. FIVE ROOM, furnished house low summer rates. See \ . A. Speer, rpening. 111 Park Ave. WIGHT PRINT SHOP ROOM FOR RENT: I ll Pork a p p y * r ^ * ce on B,,y lhln* Ave. tinting. A phone call will get man. Phone 417-W. D Raii- FOR RENT new Duplex house in Avo. nice location with all modern CAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS conveniences. Will rent cheap to TH THE NEW W ALL PAINT permanent tenants. Phone 207. IlE TllIN G NEW AND BET- FOR RENT To responsible party, FOIt FURTHER 1NFORattractive Spanish bungalow, riON, CALL PHONE 235-.I surrounded by beautiful Oak trecc, |SEE, V. C. COLLER, SAN- located at 317 High St. Completely ID, FLA. furnished Two bed rooms, living JEY’S DRUG STORE— Pre- loom, dining nook, kitchen equip |rip(ions, Drugs, Soda. We are ped with electric range, bath, gar­ Lear at your phone. Call 103. age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. Berg at The Herald ufficc[iLD ING BLOCKS—Irrigation FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ nxes and general cement work, ished house for rent 11*01 Mag­ acle Concrete Co. J. E. Tornolia. Rent *80 P « month. Phone kger, Prop. 3rd and Elm. 311*. rA L ROOFING:The Roof Ev- 18— Wanted To Rent lastlng. Metal shingles ding oeam tin and galvanized WANTED: Five t0 ten year lease s. See James H. Cowan. Oak on business building, well locat­ ■ and Third fat. Phone 111. ed. in Sanford. Must be of good construction, one or two stories. 1NOGRAPH— repairing, piano Price must be right. When answer­ inlng by experts with 17 years ing this.ad give exact location, crlcnce. Sanford music store amount of floor space and com­ Gift Shorpe, McLander Ar- plete information as to price, etcotherwise it will not be given con­ Phone 883. sideration. Address Box 111 care The Sanford Herald. Help Wanted Male TED: Ambitious young man 1 6 — Houses For Pale sell advertising for FOR SAl.E: Furnished house or. ell classified cl luralti. For further informuPark Avenue. Price $1500 on ej Mr. Lewis at The Herald terms of $500 cash and .balance monthly. Thi* •* “ comparatively new building, stucco, Van tw0 bed* ___ ...Inabout a week or ten rooms, dining room, living room, r^D: _ I am leaving for the north kitchen and bath with shower. tomobile. Will give free pas- Double garage. For inspection ad­ to some reliable young man dress P. O. Box 431. Sanford Flor­ trl|| assist ir « in driving. Ad- ida. _______ E,. O. K. care The Herald. 21— Acreage For Sale TED: Yard man to work one ner week. Call at The Her- ACREAGE FOR KALE: suitable liee. . 9 for poultry farm, located four milea south Sanford on old Or­ lando road. 33 acres. part high -Financial land and torn* of it low, ideal fo [NTED i To borrow <3,000 on chickena and dycka. Can be bought hrecjtyear flrtt mortgage on for $100 per i»'re ° n )our Mructed five room ttueco terms. Address] R. J. Holly, First »t ner cent. Box 113 National Hank Ltu.tdmg, Sanford A little ud from 25 to 50 words w ill $fjll a property worth thousands of dollars, COLD WET SPRING CAUSES ADVERSE CROP CONDITIONS Federal Reserve District R«orl Indicates Unfavorable Inlance Helwcen Trades In The South And Agriculture F — March, the report says Indications pointed ta the vol­ ume of orders booked in the lum­ ber industry during April exceed­ ing production at reporting millin the sixth district, it was point­ ed out. The number of sfdipllcs in the textile industry active duiing Ap­ ril was smaller than for any month since September 11)24. April consumption of cotton amounted to 525,158 bales, !*.7 per cent smaller than In March this year and 151 smaller than during the same period a year ago. Output of cotton yard mills re­ porting totalled 0.171,000 pounds, 4.2 per cent greater than their output in March, hut 15.5 per cent less than in April a year ngo A moderate gain in the daily output of pig iron is indicated during April as compared to March, it was reported, although because of the shurtn^wj^ the month- the total - prvdiicTTmi was smaller. With declines in both retail and wholesale tlades, unfavorable agricultural conditions duo to thr cold wet spring, which caused a find a buyer fo r a high grade used car, late planting 4f cfops, the r»i*ori compiled for the sixth Federal Re­ t % 4 serve District for May wus fni satisfactorysell out a business— or do any o f the Unfavorable comparisons reflec­ ted in sales statistics for April this year as rum pined to April 11*37, were partly tine to the fact that Easter this year was nine hundreds o f important things that can days earlier than lost and as a re suit a larger proportion of l-laster buying was done^itv. March it ’ ipointed out in the’ review. .April be' a $ m m the year. sales averaged 5.0 per yent smaller than u year ago, according to the report In agriculture, the lute spring held hack work and where early crops'were planted, field work was seriously retarded by the cold spells and contjmi ius rains. Much replanting of cotton and corn has been necessary and L tr«e Number OfliighSchool Cnneht'H And Athletes Are frosts during Apiil did much W ILL TRADE: Several building Expected To HecomeKnrolldamage to fruits and tender truck. lots, free and clear, for amall ed In UniversIty’H Course Condition of peaches in ten house in good section. Your price southern stales on May 1 was re­ June V—A largo must lie right. In answering this ported as 73.8 per cent of normal GAINESVILLE. mmihoi of high school roaches, as eompnrcil to 13 7 per cent a and athletes, are expected to en­ ud give complete information os year ago. Prospects are In-si in roll for courses in athletic coach­ to size of house, location, and Chicago ItcHtmirantcerH De­ Georgia und loner towards tin- ing to In- conducted here June price. Address S. U. D. Care The clare Savory Edibles Will west. II through August I in conjunc­ Herald. Turn Man’s ThoughtnAwny The l.oi isian.i stiawberry erupt tion with the tilth annual session From Committing Evil Acts bus been a vt ry satisfactory one of summer school at the Univer­ W ILL TRADE: Several good builu it is poinl.il t ilt, ami heavy ship­ sity of Florida. ing lots, completely paid for, as BY FRANCIS ARMSTRONG The department of athletic ments n ■ h jrnml priics have first payment on well located International News Servier hrough*. : it'd i *:i rns to the grow couching was established four years ago and has proved one of farm. Lots are located within the Staff Correspondent ers, city of Sanford, in desirable sec CHICAGO, June !*.—Goud i n ilh " k foi citrus fruits con­ the most successful departments lions, and will be priced on sens! meals—there lies the solution of tinues favorable the report states, in the summer session. The chief pm pose of the department is to ble basis. If you want to trude According to the report esti­ meet a widespread demand for Chicago's crime situation, on write me what you have, what yov mates for llie final production of want for it and maybe we can no less authority than the men sugar in Louisiana timing 11*37 high school trarhers who combine a knowledge of athletic coaching make n deal. Address Box 71* Cure who make good dinners and, fur­ was 70,71*2 tons compared with with their sholnslic training. Herald. thermore, sell them. 47,100 in 1020. 1 F. -loe Bcdenk, former All-Am­ Volume of prospective building erican football stai at I’enn They have decided, the associa­ COMPLETELY furnished modern tion of Chicago rentuurunteers. ill the sivth ills! till its relleeteii State, wo L assistant football bungalow. Double garage. Will that theirs is a serious burden, in building permits at twenty re eoaeh. and head Imsehall coach accept clear l>’t or small ncreag.- bound with the happiness of the porting cities, the report states, at Florida, will he in t hlirge of dec luted m April and was small the athletn coaching department, as first payment. Slruul Agency, common-wealth. or thud at the same time last assisted by t'oncll Warren * . National Blink Itldg. Cowell, member of the Cniversity A luscious porterh iusc, udininis , year. At this cities permits wen- coin lung stuff, and l*r Lyman U 152 per rent smaller than in Haskell, liret tor of physical edu­ FIVE ACRE celery furm. West tered at the psychological mo­ March, 1!*28. cation. Side. Price $4200.09. Very liber­ ment, they believe, will ^iiiin n Contract awards. h iwever Classes and field wink m foot­ al terms. Colclough Realty C'J. 311 man from thoughts of suicide ami' rearhed a new high le\el in all ball ulid baseball will be superFirst National Bank Bldg. convince him the world's a pretty states east of the Rocky Moun­ \jsed by Couch Bcdenk, while tains, F. \V I lodge Corporation Coach Cowell will handle basket­ good place after all. FOR SALE: 10 acres virgin land Chicken a la king, with the reports awards fui April totalled ball and track and field. In ad­ cleared and plowed. lames A l­ proper amount oT mushtooms, $013,137,1*1*** in these 37 states, dition. a one semester hour credit Athletic Training an increase of i* per rent over, course in len. Ginderville Star*. will make it good girl out of n jobless young lady, when slit- is ' W ILL EXCHANGE Building In'. on the verge of seeking illegal for automobile, lad is worth from $500 to $800. Address Box livelihood. At Crime Peak 131 cure The Ilrruld. Roast beef and boiled potatoes, 25— Exchange supplied nt the right time und place, will stop the crime wave at SW AP— Perhaps you have some­ Its peak. Lobsters newhurgh will turn the thing you don’t need and somaone else has something you want thoughts of a utility magnate thnt they no longer find use for— from ten cent fares to Beethov­ make an pxchnngc through this en's Moonlight Sonalu. Most pf these encouraging classification. Call 1IB for service. thoughts about cooking done by restaurants were sponsored first 26— Miscellaneous For Sale by J. F. Wcintx, business manager HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE— No. of the SaleH Management Maga­ BR^fJDS doubt there are several pieces of zine, speaking to a gathering of and restaurant discarded furniture in your home Chicago cooks that are no longer of valur to you owners. “ The restaurant keeper nud bis —turn them into cash . . . a Her­ ald Classified Ad will put your rook have a grave responsibility message before thousands of read to mankind," was the burden of Weintx's message, ers. Call 118 today. "They are th$ fellows who have ¥ the job of making mankind good \ A li tlrlbiM l fa a b — ' POTATOES delivered at $1.00 a fttha UUw^f t«iiriMi*<i« inn I le r T l i * Old W u f bushel. These are culls, loo small by making mankind happy. When r tJQfnWi' f a s ’ R tU mill illn•rilfii 111«it wf \ till l*OI«* III H a man conies into a restaurant, I v Hm , for shipping, and more trouble to \ mi b i o « IftW«Oy-|IUIII$ll kill'll Xh t s i v ta57 I m I mI m* I so t$«Mltlsl« *i itit ml aHik roM«•». |33“ HIV. AMMON prepuro for cooking than the large he wants not only to get some c»f |itniit fnml *ml) rOMlnlulu* IVl r»», vM N W h / U *^ . ones but just as good to cat. Tele­ nourishment under his belt, but 64s. v«r> ,i, — in* f l l l r r . %i*h |tonull* «if tilnuf h i . haear»H% r I h r rtf’ll « m f«*ftiV mill .%«» phone your order in the evening to r*ic wants to soothe his soul. j t u ruttt tt****lrrl*k t. hiiu luae IMtundai «if flllrr# "A bad dinner may make a man 775. beat his wife, fire ids stenogra­ U. OF F. WILL HOLD ATHLETIC COURSE DURING SUMMER E",u" For EMhan” 'CRIME SOLUTION DEPENDS ON GOOD FOOD SAY COOKS FERTILIZER) pher, kick his dog und then Jump FOR SALE cheap $10.00 refrigor W H Y P A Y F R E IG H T O N F IL L E R ? in the lake. ator $18.50, $35.00 Princess ma T h r Opru-l'«»r«M»1 *. Xn 1‘l l l r r turlbotl. » r lK ln n t r ,l l>> thr • u a i i s a r "But give him a good meal and hogany tcawagon $8.50, childs ntrul of I h U ruiH |>m i i ) . «t III HtriR o JU r d ■•rafll* f o » o o to If* » ■ * he is ready to take the world to In., I h f r r l s h l , hn nd llns , r l r . \ ou n i l * l » o a n q i ' t l l T l I r r J I l U r r , $15.00 auto $3.50, Tricycle $1.75. ■ I I I , trll » o o i h r c s a r l iiotio' lour « l r « i h iwHf rrlol MiUea In * ' « r hlM arms." Ijmglcy Apts. Phone 652-W. lirnoila Politics, too may, lie affected by meals, especially in large cities FOR SALE: One walnut breakfast like Chicago and New York room suit $50.00 one $300.00 where a large proportion of the Electric stove $150.00. One 0x12 meals are eaten in restaurants, Rug $50.00. Mrs. McCracken. it is pointed out. Drenmwold. Voting Qh Hamburger “ Feed a man on half raw ham BOAT FOR bALE: 30 foot bridge burger and cheese sandwiches und OD deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft, i f hp is ,« . Republican he will go fully equipped, Xleepe six- Price <>qt in d vota a straight Demo­ reasonable, P. O. Box 038. cratic ticket. ^ *\ilve him indigestion and he will cry about the government and 27— Money To Loan cheer for communism. But give him a perfect steak garnished ON WHITE or colored property. with onlona and ha can't work up D. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd Et. a bit of sweat over the terrible AM M 0-l*0-thc iicrfcct top drcsHcr. The original, nat­ state of the republic." ural product, containing 82 per cent IMunl Food, ConBut at least one Chicago restau­ Mortgage Loans tains no Borax or chlorine. rant owner believea'the responsi­ *n improved residence and business bility for eating good meals lies __Write for our New Farm Record Book— . property. with the diner himself. Baldwin Mortgage Go., “ Men come into a place whera See c jr local Counsel, they can get a good meal," mays S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. Walter I„ Gregory, manager of __ _ . > - the Palmer House, "Then they grab a sandwich, bolt it down and 29— Permanent Waving . hurry out. What hope ran you have of Permanent Waving—lovely natur­ FLO R ID A JACKSON V ILLE al permanents as low as $5.00. feeding the people right when they ., _ Ss a fflt d , F i/tridu tOO First National Bank Bldg. won't order good food you have -iV .M ^ X lE A N E . A n oU I’trrnf MW. *caKlu«Kaa.. .sat... — ^/or- them 111 A mmo this Po A T L A N T IC & G U L F F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y Theory will he conducted by Mr. Bcdenk, while Women’s liaskatItoll will be nupervised by Coach Cowell. A class of twenty-five of both young and old went through the course last summer with excellent results announced by Mr. Cowell. SURVEY REVEALS WIDE DIFFERENCE IN CRIME RECORD Startling Discrepancies Be­ _____ « tween Figures O f Chicago’s Crime Commission And Po­ lice Record Are Uncovered CHICAGO. June 11.— (IN S )— Starting discrepancies between police records and Chicago Crime Commission figures as to the number of crimes committed during the year. 1026 were revealed here $n wic’sddress' by X.' V. t-ashly« director of the crime survey undertaken by the Illinois Asso­ ciation for Criminal Justice. The survey covered a period of two years, "It has l>eon demonstrated con­ clusively that for the period cov­ ered by our survey, of the felony charges filed in H*2« there wna a glaring suppression of the crim­ inal complaints which were made ’ > the police department," loath­ ly declared, “ For example, in burglary the annual police report of that year showed 1.20(1 such crimes commit. ti d. whereas an investigation by thi* Chicago Crime Commission at the source of these complaints, pulii-a- stations in tho various dis­ tricts. demonstrated that there has been actually reported to the police 14,110 such complaints, m Crime Comparison The police report for the year CoeiaM , vestigalion' discloses 7,101 iwfafaer«< * s l V Contra ica. "Comparison o f the number of RUM.* h. tin crimes actually committed in tbeac r *e t» three offenses, with the ch a Y i^ * filed in 1026, shows greater dis- -j Ck* V h i' M crepancy than that which exists •l-fcr»* nr I'm between the number of charget filed and the number of punish­ Tkr H ments meted out. "Take burglary, for instance— i at« > la*«sl| out of 11,110 burglaries reported l a f at »»l*at there were 1,433 charges filed, is r u ll 510. which, resulted in punishment. w ttk s s During the same period there wet* T * e II 12J*0#-|| I; rand lnrvency, crimes eoaal fi s s lll Is lr n u mitted, 2,1*68 ckaigts filed, and > v k ,n 510 punished, some of them to t Us A I'a k lU . lesser offenses. rfcaraa (Is is t "For robbery which is one of •U rla the most serious crimes since hssrat many robberies are accomplished ' with the aid of a gun, making the robber n potential murderer, it me was reported 7,191 robberies were committed in 1926, but there were f; TH E! only 2,696 robbery charges filed, —The of which 870 were punlsned. I'hisli “ I have come to the conclusion v nhatl that these things mean little to rxgiea the average person if he himselfi has not been the victim of crimes j , weary ( think that a crime commissioHij^ not fa made up exclusively o f the lima_of -crime would Tirebabl the mrfst effective. rood Need Ihiblic Racking Htreng "The task of ridding Chicago of those influences which have not only contributed to but in my judgment, have been for many years, are now, directly respons­ \n>m ible foy the prevalence of serious The crimes here, is one that will There lax the capacity nod ingenuity of And every official whose duty It is to control crime and punish of­ But th fenders. " it will be wholly impossible Am for them to succeed even by ex­ Not u erting their very best efforts un­ For less they are backed by such an aroused and overwhelming public \|f I wi sentiment that will not only inspire ' To ti them to persistent and energetic Hut discharge of their duties, but will also throw the fear of God into the In hearts of those highcrups in crime who have been in the past able to She nil hut paralyze the machinery u$ for m justice.'' keep I HAVE 186D ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AS FINE AS ANY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, most of it pralria land, ready for the plow, ov*cr 100 acres already in a high stata of cultivation. Tin- soil Is a rich sandy loam, with clay subsoil. It is in the flow­ ing well district, and ihr drainage is perfcct.with a fall of eight to eleven feet ty two big drainage canals, one running through its western side und the other along Its eastern edge. It is bor­ dered hy the St. Johns River on tho south and by a broad im­ proved highway highway ■ ^ on ” the ---- - north, with another lImproved l l i p i u r v u *(IK turning it. It ■is *crossed C. ■•■■ingjf Railway with r* through T ■ '-vs by the F. E. v«, iv iui a freight station only one mile away and the promise o f ki aiding on the property itself. It has every advantage potesaed by the best agricultural lands in the Sanford district, being xirgin land, is likely to lie free for some years from plant diseiifc- utaft iimrflg which enuso so much trouble on old lands. During tho past season, on the part under cultivation, it produced as ita first cn>„ 05 barrels of potatoes to the* ivere, marketed three weeks ahead of Hastings and bringing pricee double those realized by the Hastings growers. There has just been taken o ff it a crop of cucumbers said by disinterest­ ed parties familiar with the cuke districts at Wachula, Winter Garden. Webster. Williston and other point* In Florida, to be by fur the best produced anywhere in the state, and sold at the "top of the murkot". Other crop* now growing on the land show* its remsrkablo fertility and that it will produce bumper crop* of everything that run bo raised in this section, ro THE FIRST COMERS AND FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. I am rtffering this lund, either the raw or improved in small and large tracts at extraordinarily low prices and on excc|ttionally easy terms, but with a big discount to buyers pre­ liun -11 to ill pay all ail earn. pared enrh. >'-ll renvoi in w' A land Cam lie wi ' ’ ait <’ Ur fort Uni1 Vlo row J ami mu ■w« “ \\ mi Telephone in the evening to 775 for nn appointment to see thi: lund. It is less llu-n 25 minute, drive from the center oi town and ! will be glad to show it to you at any time. W. M, YClt NG, ^ ^ Hughey Street A Unt Ave. I*. O, Bov It Telephone 775 McLander Arcade —Classified— Business TUFTS' Directory JOB PRINTING PARISIENNE TOT and G ltT SHOP Room Number 4U SANFORD PRINTING CO. Fina Job Printing _____ McLander Arvada r-.i -Classified- 1 Business Directory HEMSTITCHING Batteries Singer Sewing Machine Shop Machines Sold, Rentad, Easy ray ments Phone 80 North Park, Valdai £ x !5 e THE HE ILONG-UFE BATTE Hoff-Mac Battery Co. 117 East 2nd. Street. Lunch Room Furniture WE U.UY up trade in used furttt lure.- Wagner Furniture Co, FOR GOOD eaU $rf Ka Lunch Room, I N West Street. Awning* Auto Tops SEMINOLE AWNING BBC SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtains Awnings, Window shade*, Cushions and Seat Coverings. line. Anythiar of Caavaa. 8 .. 2nd. Street. Phos* It, 309 West 2nd. Street. x. V44 ... * n � 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, 1928 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 11, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 11, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 11, 1928; <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/d3fba72bb85011050ec4436f4ed03c7f.pdf 04361753de04a8b0627fd8a0d0d3bee4 PDF Text Text — J T2S1 WJT m • ►VfTV] ' •• . i <v ^ f» •JM -3Y. .Y O U R N E W S l 'A l 'E h Published In Florida's Heart, The World's Greatest Vegetable Spot nnd Richest Garden Land. AN in d e p e n d e n t d aily n e w s p a p e r m w nc iim rsv o T E OWS SMITH UNPOPULAR ivassing BoardHas inishea Tabulation Lnd Results Reveal Interesting: Facts L e a se d Wire International News Service Head Of Business Dies In Car Wreck PAI.ATKA, Flu.. June 9. —(IN S )—E. I.. Whitworth <15. president of the Whitworth Elec­ tric Company of Pnlntka nnd St. Augustine, was instantly killed today when the ear in which he was riding crushed into u parked truck on highway •!, nine miles from St. Augustine. J. llnbert* son, manager of the Hastings branch of the Whitworth Compnny, was driving the car. He suffered a broken jaw, und his wife sustained u broken m.V and other injuries. Whitworth is survived by his widow, two daughters at West l’alm Ileach, where he formerly wsu in bust* nos.; and a son in XVichitu, Kan. The remains will lie forwarded to Camilla, (Ja., his former Lame, for interment. t U N F 6 l(l), TTBIM)A, ?^ATWiyATrTDNiro7Tu2~s~ DRY QUESTION Jacksonville M inister Is Principal Speaker Before APPEARS LOST Joint Church Dinner Here STERNER OVER HOOVER ISSUE AS U.O.P. ISSUE S ta u n c h P r o h ib itio n H a c k e rs With about too representatives >men didn't know how to retreat, of six Sanford ehurehes present. ] Hotter citizenship and hiker ideals the joint meeting Inst night at service were other needs ............. . i - " — r t h Tornado InKansas Results In Deaths WICHITA, Khnx., J u n e f 9. — (IN S )—Two are dend. five are less • M-rioufly Injured ar.d many slightly injured, an result of * tornado which struck nenr Caldwell, Knha., last Inldnlght, according to delayed report* reaching hero today. Blue City, Anthony, Knns.. L ittle Sandy, A d h e r e n ts o f C a b in e t C a n d i­ d a t e A n d H ls E n e m ic s H e « ln I Okla., tind other small villages . T o I n d u le e I n P e r s o n n l l t l e a I within h radius of 30 miles »>f A s H o w G ro w s ln U H te rn c s n i Caldwell were in the path of the storm which uprooted trees, destroy'd telephone nr.d tele­ Kansas City Awaits graph lines nnd unreofed several TL'’ dend are a Mr. Arrival Of Mellon buildings. r.nd ?2ts. Williams, who lived a t ' ------n paiuping ttntlon at L ittle San* Sccretnry Of T reasu ry Holds dy, . P l a n k HE n d o rs In g ° ^ c d sL m td • | J ^ ‘Tdfr^ n* nf 1J c " J j j . #nJ“£ [* ,* '; Urhownl^ . T fT * i . t r . . “ o'e affairs of its kind ever m aster for the occasion w as I. L. A c t lA lo k D o o m e d T o D e u a t staged in Sanlord. Following Pumas, who intioductxl several the serving of dinner, Ur. R. H. ministers and pivcldcnts of the • MeCaslin, pastor of the River- several repr-sviuvit clubs. Talks Borah Is_ Pacified _ _ . side Presbyterian Church, gave were tnade tiy wic Rev. Murium-i •* — O i l S o r e Q u e s t i o n «n address that brought tremen* cr (ilover, Ur. W. P. Iluhrmuit. _____ dous applause front Iti.i hearers. Rev. J. liernard Root, Dr. Brown- | of IT* Dr F. D. King, Rev. F. M. A c llo n O f t d j h b 8 « , . . , , r In l - i S S i * , ™ , Marler, K. L. Markell, Voile L. Kev To Situation Which Is D ro p p in g H iaD rlveT oIInV O McCn.lin u trcsw l the need for WilliiUns. Kent J*oislu*r, Wither Causing DouhtToManagcrs D rin k Is s u e F i r s t A m a z e s men of strong character to di­ 11A.cues, Ray Fox arid E. It. Run rect wor' I n ffairs, lie related the dull Jr. >yle Carlton Carries KANSAS CITY, June 0.— (INS) story of Horatio a t the bridge Musical featu .es worn furnish­ KANSAS City. Mo., Ju re 5). ICountyBy MarginOf —The prohibition issue, which nnd pointed to the rourngo nnd ed by two i|ui.rtettes, one com­ (IN S) The fight between adunselfish service of the Roman posed i f It. ('. Moore, S. ,f. Nix, Almost 1 Thousand cnnie roaring into the presidential horn. In-rcrts o f lie rh e ft Hoover and Jlen of deeds nnd action, F. E. tiutolielj nnd F S l-Jitimm rampaign last Spring like a men of strrngUi and courage, hu anil the lithe, eom pujie^^uf^ ALxj-Dt«> hard-VircsROdapt jitT-Hoover i-Hoover tdlh's nUlo; March lion, nntienred todny to declared, nrq— vtliiit the world A M Phillip-, Mrs, \ V . ^ 1 o ; i . ^ r . - ; | -.V ontrul<S* ” th.-' Republics? Thct countv canvassing an Mrs, U. L cllcnn n i u r W A !l. t * rr Ir.i'.J (uliulation of Scmilie. missing out of the Itepuhll- needs most today, .. J. • ' .. ir 'n Moure. Miss Marngrel Davis ! Nal,0»nl Lonvention is irrov.ing The speaker paid tribute to tlm le’s vote in ^gestlnv’s nrichn pVtuty like' jh e ' pkoverhiul American spirit, which led the C o in n ttin d e r O f N n tin n a lis ts (Jroii)i j liittcrness and intensity. was the accompanist, Jry. election lias been com* lamb. A v s n re s F o r c ip n Lep'.ntionfi Yankee general in France l<» tell singing was led by D ouglas It is reaching the i Inge of per* led and the results presT h n t A ll L iv e s W ill H c P ro The ardent "dry*,” who planned his fellow French officers th at his Hunney. , snua'.itiee—always /‘tire nign of some Inlefestinu facts, F o rm a l I 'e tltlo n T o H e l 'r c - a fight to incorporate in the Re­ tc c te d W ith in C ity ’s W a lls desperation on both sides. Il.-iri! th e re st «if the state, se n led T o C ir c u it J u d g e T o publican platform n plank-endor­ PEKING. Juno 9.—(IN S )— feelings th at may Idon nil in N e v O pen H ullot H e x e s ; I r r e g u ­ countv voted overwhelmsing the Volstead Act, pledging Approximately 0,000 Shansi enilior arc heiin? engendeieJ Harsh la r itie s H u sls F u r A c tio n v for nnti-Sm lth delegates endorsement of the Eighteenth words seldom heard at CJ. O. P, troops, under tho command of the national Democratic A recount of the votes for sher­ Amendment and extolling prohi­ vent ion. gatherings are lie'rig bnr.du d nliout General Shnng Chrn, bail occupied the lint includes W. K. Allen, iff in ulj precincts will he sought bition, appeared doomed to defeat tin* hotel lotliicr ami u. tiia camps Peking today. Si.ang becomes [(). Harrison, Ilryan Mack and by Sheriff C. M. Hand, it was ! without even a good run for their garrison commander, lie declares of the various candidates. rur W ayhright nnd Mrs. l.ena learned today afte r u number of money. The prospects all pointed th at Kuomintong troopa, anothor "Hoover can’t win," proclaim the the official to to adoption of a ‘'generality'1 Mrs. Alvina Crni;,, Mrs friends hail urged . group of the Southern N ational­ “ Q u e e n O f D lu n io m is '' S t a t e s alics. "Ai Sm ith .vii: lick him, Nooney and M r.. Dwight I foM ^ ‘hi* pmccume because of plank, based upon suggestions H uk 10,000 L e a d O v e r N e a r e s t S h e Is “ R a r ln l o C o H u t hands down." “ That i, hitting he* ists, occupying tho Peking area R ivul W h o Is S id n e y C u l ts : from the state at large end j ■»*««> irregularities ... several of proflered by Senator William E. L e v in e , H a c k e r O f J o u r n e y . , lh esb elt." Mt-.r* the Hoover total 10 division?, Including S eco n d C h o ic e V o te s S n ln D e c id e s T o J 'o s t p o n e T r i p , m ara^ . , Tliat dcf, ullst t a |k groups under General rhrist Stockton am t Homer K. ( ’ o j ^ h j ’ face of an official tabu Borah, of Idaho, which merely T o F a v o r T a m p a C u n d id u tc Fen* from the fourth eungrossion I latiun mode yesterday by the coun- . called, for obedience to the ConCURTISS FIELD. N. Y.. June 9. | th a t hordera ..n parry disloyally." gyuainng; the la tte r troops have without specifically ■district. All of i.iesc have ty canvass.ng Fla., 9. n e r u i Hand iia u u . • i TALLAHASSEE, m i.i .« i i .i o n r .r ., riu ., June ». eutivnssing uoara, hourd, sSheriff — (IN S )—Althcugh «hp ii "rarin* H itm e n these twu tippi.slte lines. not entered Peking. tin* verba! liuttle continued today In accepted as s.rictlv opposed was defeated h)r J ; F. tV-Clellaiul 'n^ ° ft,{|ni inK dl.Veiopment in | - ( I N S ) - With ,. lend of more to go" and is chafing liecai.se of mi all fronts with tem pers ruffled j Tho capital is etill cut off I the nomination ot Snm.i, hut by n margin of 10 \otcs. The tabu the nrol.lbltlon sltunlion wan the than 10,000 votes, Doyle K. Carlprohibition situation was roert re.iiei, onuui campaign Intion does not include second nppnrent abandonment by Rural. 1tun ef Tampa bon won the Den.o- the enforced delay which threatens an dthe usual eamtidatorinl rivalry from outside communication ex­ to thw art her ambition to be the embittered. ' crpt by radio, although motorcars cr in e . ur.ua, nu.« uviw.ii.^d ‘ choice votes In live precincts, men.it is into such n situation that carrying telegram s, long delayed, mi and a> in >kii. w» > uiih- perH af tb<* canvassing board de- of his much heralded drive to I cr(ll|c n„m inntinn for governor of first woman to fly across the force the Republican Party into F| , , „ lu n „ fnm l Tuesday’s North Atluntic, Mira Muhel Roll Andrew \V. Mellon will step on del acted yesterday afternoon. »vtV-“ clnring Hint errors in the method an outsiDokon und apfcific dec* . will not begin tier "glorious ad­ nr- county ' ole for the 10 counting had mode it Impossi- lnrution in fuvor of the pruhi- Democratic prim ary indicated to venture in the monoplune Colum­ Monilny. Probably no Republican Lighting is reported in tho region gatea is u* Allen. ()!t t|) checg the results accurately. convention ever want <1 for an in- 1of Pictsaug, nbout 10 miles north * hition 1law. It was ,,, Borah who bia bcfoic tomorrow unless dividonl vv.tli !<*• much impatience <f Tientsin hetw«*«n K uotnlnting llam&un, .'Iuck, . u.._ nl^n ituind th a t errors UU,UI1 41 t day. )*ayiirignl, i.l.n*; lliru ; __ ...... , ... ......made „„,i„ in I harassed all the Republican p re ti­ Form er Governor Sidney J. weather cndiliomi Improve lirctd- ( ulll real concern. Tin* diminutive organisations nnd disorganised arc ,believed to w..„_ huve been kt.i; .Cruig, i,3s-i; iMioney, tabulation in other precincts. In dentiai candidates a few months f'n tts was second, ubout 1tit. vote, edly. Secretary of tin* Treasury, laci- N orthern troops, who, lncking .MucKton ; ........ i „ K0 hy writing them "dry" quesrjl; Kchu, l.uuu; The fair aviation elitlu.si ' shy, uneomimiiiieativc. ml-1 transport or food are aceking to v.ew of the oloH*ne.s of ^ e c a n | ahKinp Ul(v |li(rh „ ffice in front of Ur. Fens A. H atha­ |a:i und anta, l,«.io. d im Ics A. 1 bolds ilie key to the iiomi- escape. M-mmoie County gave CJover- didati* and I; ‘ K I seekers not only how they stood way, rliuirinun of the S tate Road plane, reaclie Tim Peking gates aro closed -.unit? it one way it .... . - l-ritjea, the rher.fl » . d he had le - 1 n lh0 pr„nit.ition issue, hut Dt-putlinen'.. It was not believed jotin W. aturtiu a n.fcjoi.ty with suloilantial g m rd a every­ loduy a fte r . < ... i mover; if ho turini i: the other , hey full nbout enforcing , ,lrn> thut rnn overtake t:«rl r I'a.k irum m ell in tnc race tided to ask Tor a recount ail porta. . L way it isn’t Hoover r so, at where. Tho situation is generally United Stales kv.nuioi, " ‘In. raring, * •,•* the former lcu>t. do Die lends i .s on l> >ti) idf quiet. Ueproacntatlvea of tho The'ofD eer said he thodVht tlie j b ^ whether they favonal ,lS | tim wjt h his second choice votes. lato r 'iran.meU wo>i <Aer me S..iuiii Goveri^tiT, General YcnRochester, N. Y., ttirl di lyred, | ft^u rr it. l a te s t returns, with a few Die by a handsome margin. action was necessary to "clesr an /— *.*1 -the convcUif'sti ••frtti- sithr- * Hsi-Shan, am t-o f the* J ia tla n o lcounty vote wu- us lollows; 1 otherwise complicated j.Jtuatlon.**( , “ rt^ ' ' nuusiim m oires^tii cincts still missing, give CnrUoft "the ship is raring to go and tw o' in J,o2U; I i.JlIl 'ITrammell, ! lint tlll-l I. 1t.Joi .tit) 1 •The l‘L. II.,..^1,1 ** * .... _ . pilots arc rarln t * g.i. but Die I mary is com riled by nil n e u tra l' i?t Foreign Office, officially krtin, Herald ...a, was_ •miililai .inutile III to l?lll get III in I *lend for a "bone-dry"' 73,.ri00; L’utts <13,2:0; Hathaway wculher doesn't lo >k favorable | observe)a. The T9 votes th at Mel- lallet) on ihe Foreign legislation*. kite ine state tu.al in tnis race touch this ufternooii with Mr. Mt- , . a .real. linttle ..Republican platform , News-iniK-rs supporting for a flight rivht now " Ion repated’y holds have her- n.c S rw ra l of tho minJxtcra returned [s M artin, 0r.,V<2{ Trammell. Clelland, hut friends expressed «VliIi5v f J S Irv in e nuiii that “ It 'io k s like all 'im portnid. Without tin in ‘ tlm calls. (t,»3U. the belief thnt he would welcome •* — * ........... Indict that ,ln th “'V,>' h'"'" pcmu Bryan Owen cu.ried the a recount and Unit he would olfcii, jntu „d s u o h All incomers gave nastirar.ee u plank. nomination, (.nrlton will he op- i. two nr three day wuit". He an Hoover's nomiiinii *n become* a July by more titan 1,100 votes noiinced he linil ninde arrange m atter of real detild: w ith tliem In* of a d-.-i.it' to take over Fokin;: |jul (j)ti j|ora|, suggestion, a? \ posed in the November election Dy rr Cougraasmui. J. Sears. no formal olijevtnm t«» the liunu ments vvitli Lieutenint llom v H nominntioii is nssnreil I without intarfercnce with for|p. Owen received 2,04.'» votes as 1,‘ t !u " sheriff is expected to fib It might he p . >il*h to noiniinti etgtiers right *. Some foreign l" 2 C,,l,,,,r W‘' J ' ,,OW° y' ,*"l,ubl,cu". luU ,h * ! Cla.-k nt Roosevell field for the pared trf liei opponents 90ti. netit on. wi b Judge \\ W. Wright S "".’ot' of, Democrats ure e x i t e d to |.<4 j Columbia to h„ ink.,, there for Hoover lu re next week witlniul guards will lie m aintained until pititions with Juug • * chairm an of the resolutions coin(heir mmol overwhelming majority (Ill- .otals in the district were: foimiil Ki.oinintang co:.trjl the hop-off when Die time wax do u vote from I’e n n - y h It it oil Monduy, setting ,l'rth u ^ oi ni(ttec-, container! no specific rt*f- u(„| ,m,k,. i'nrlton the next govero2,224; Sears 30,111. effective. eided upon. Il is believed Dial believe il—und that intitule* the | com licoige AURo.*y,' Sanford time his ivas.ms pruhlhltion. pnrty i liur „,,r »» «fl rFlori.l.i, hv W.‘ ------. \| i *tor * asking • o» tilr«-I •; c.,-cnco 1 \»*SI«*Sv*n«s. The I H'l IHHi Miss Roll will hop in DM On-hurd, Hoover maitugers, hi o iling a* believe their] |{,itb Bryan Owen nf Coral In, wus victorious over K. " j I count If tin** petition ** Kixnivu, ,CU(|t.rM c„ u|dn’t Aluiiie, und take off friin there oil they «:v with confidence Count nx I D m I’I'V T l l t i w l .O D V P C the inspec n e lor presidential elector in the cou.t will instruct eyes. There w u the single word Gabies, tins at least achieved io-r I t - i t •* I ».* v o . • »v r« • ■ ■ » .............. t i i i i n t n, i i s s r. m iv «o » **»•••» * » • they w ill—and do tiicv c iu't a i u * * J 1 l t i l W L t u V L o uup number t'l.v while Ammon tors of the several p te rin s <> •*nu||jf ientlon*' ,,, ...... j ambition to represent her district tho flight to 'tome. in the .......... Borah plank, Miss- Roll appealed at t'n* fly figure DicmsfNi* “ In" without Clellun triumphed over KoIhwi appear before a on u certain date ’stn-tch’""of in Congress. Sin* «h*foi.tcd . on Parker in gioup number tvra the hullnt buvea will In. o,ie..- h | mn^ nnt|on could !«• taken gresamun \V. J. Sears hy about ing field today wearing her fam ­ help nf Mellon, for they know Dim , ioyte Lariton *wept the county ^ am, „ recount mode. lo M n c tiy rcU!r lo prohihiti.in. Hi,0(1.1 m ajority. Congressman Tom ous diamond*, whteh guitn d her if Mellon stays outside the Hoover moi-e than two to one over international renown a . "f|ii*vn of column lie will keep others out, tooThere wu» n.ucli speculation . on hi„ |p|ank i 0lhprwiWf ■wlev f ..in ‘ -cited ■* — the Yon and Herbert Urnne have been the diamonds", Shu :n d Dint he In* Hathaway, hi* nearest o|iThe (car of tho Hoover m ana­ he streets today as to wi.al ‘"e-j v|eWll oncc expressed hy (5‘•‘■•‘ge rv-clecled. SOUTHAMPTON, Eng.. Juho 9. ticnt. Ilia total was 1,611); llutnfore site departed for Europe by gers lies in w in: they privately .count would reveal. Li lends ol W||ahjntlon( rpRnrdlnK th e soneUnited States Senator I’urk lay, 006; Cults, 42»; I’nylor, Sheriff Hand expressed the lieliaf uir she would sen Dint Iter precious admit is their "liuid Mrcngllt," — (I N S ) —With u pnrtlng verbal I th y of the Constitution. The Trammell polled an easy victory t.tones were on thpir way m-rns* by that is, some I6u voter thnt are shot lit Sir William Joytison llk h s, L und Carson The Tampa In ’s total here will he m aterial- that he would he able Ui pick up reference to “nullification" m ere­ over Governor Join. W. Martin for apeclul messenger on a liner, «u perfectly wIIlim; to go along with British home secretary, Harry increased on second choice VO- enough mjcoi *1 elndce voteii in lli»* ly cited how any concerted a t­ tho form er’s Heal in the Senate, Dtul she would lie tilde lo wear Hoover so |, tq; mk lie appears to Kendall Thaw sailed for New York If Cults remains in second sevetal musing precincts to win tempt to ignore the Constitution and Martin in u statem ent hu* — an involuntary passenger on the itinn, C arlton's secoml choice out, hut Mr. McClelland and his was a menace to American insti­ formally conceded the victory of them to the “various receptions lie the likely nominee. Rut these Canard liner Aquitania. Sir Wilvoles are sensitive, uudcpcnduhle tendered hy governments und e will total 300 lor u grand supporters were contident Dial tutions. his opponent. royalties" which she said she look­ tieyouud tlie third hullot, and likely lium had issued nn order through |aI 0f 1,810 ns ngumst . atls the recount would only serve to "The plank that Senator Borah Anti-Smith candidates for eight ed forward to at tho end of her to lie very trim n >ry beyond Dial Die iintni^riitiou authorities! re­ atnl total of 400. If lluthawuy increase his Irud. There wus u prepared contained no direct delegntes-aUlargo ran two to one point. Ilcuce lh** drive and the in ­ fusing ThaV p-irmiasion to laud i*hes second Carbon’s second general belief on the streets that reference to prohibition," Sena­ over their opponents, ull hough flight. sistence of tlie Dover HIMtlUgor* to up ii E n g liJlr^iil. nice vote will he 225 lo give u Mr. McClelland would lie ..-turned tor Smoot explained. "It was en­ Herbert Felkel, Florida Smith "I don’t llkir your home secre­ "do il quickly" lienee Du* dtof 1,705 und Hathaway's the winner. tirely satisfactory to me nnd to lender, lias declared Dial ii.'l |H*r Plane Friendship Is terminnt ion of 'hi h.ml pres :ed tary," TI)M eAild English news­ load choice would he 106 for a all purty leaders who huve seen cent of the Florida delegation is j Delayed By Weather allies to hold Du* line fast in lite paper VO|V*rters on the deck of the rad total of 700. It." It was reported however that •'satisfactory." While Die delega line r. "IIU ace doesn't please mo. Carlton Is Pleased Comptroller Ernest Amo* lost early Imlloling . son.o of the "m oderates" thought Hot. will go uninstructvd, some of 1 cannot inv that I have any TREPASSEY. N. F„ June 9.— |niinolo County despite the tact The ullli'i nppi-ar to lieNnakipg Over Seminole Vote the Horali plunk so “weak" that the delegates huve been outspoken ( IN’S J— Weather conditions toduy some headway, ulth nigh hdw much No, fraternal feelings toward him at at he swept the slute hy a two un amendment vVms added to it. i | n g|au| r opposition to Governor again disappointed Miss Amelia is conjectural. The hulk <f tho all. Ilv Di,* limo tlie Aquitania be­ one Vote over the combined "Doyle K. t'urtton, Deinocratii- The um riuimrnt was suid to have Smith un Democratic nominee. E arhnrt, Wilnu>r Stultx, and I.ou delegates won't arrive until to ­ gan drawing out of her slip nt )al of hi* two opponent.!, Kmory Gordon, who arc eager to he off morrow, and the buttling is m ain­ noon the spectacular Alnerican Martin und J. U. Stewart. The nominee dor governor of Florida, referred to the Republican P arty's on th eir flight to England in the ly confined to ihu managers. But tourist had regained some of his SURGEON DIES »t choice vote in this county i* wishes to thank the people of Sem­ traditional stand for law enforce tri-m otored Fokker monoplane follows; Amos, V39; Martin inole County tor tnc wonderful ment. the confidence of the n!11ca in their composure. He stood nt the rail The mildnesa of Borah’s rec­ aiirt Stew art l.OOrt. Although vote given him in the recent p ri­ DEFUN1AK SPRINGS, Flu. Friendship. ability to "stop Hoover" Is in ­ smiling broadly and apparently un­ Squalls,' fog and adverse winds second choice vote is not to mary election, »tnl l« »a y ,hnt *,1‘ ommendations wn* believed ef­ June 9 .—(IN S )—I-r. Charles U. creasing. Tin re la no denying concerned over Dio diastroua te r ­ were reported over the Atlantic tabulated because of Amos will endeuvor to niecit this con fectively to huve eliminated a pro­ McKinnon, C2, well known phy­ Dial. L'or example firs. Ruth ILtn- mination of bin foreign vacation. shipping lancH. Heavy rain con­ Bjority over the field, it is ,n* ildence in the administration of.lhc hibition fight on the floor of the sician uml htirgcon of West Flor­ "1 won't stop n t Cherbourg," esting to note that he received affairs of the high office for which convention. The handful of mili­ ida died Iteru today. He was con­ tinued to fall here nnd a murky na McCormick, Die generalissimo Thaw- explained. " I am going to fog shrouded the entire region. of Die coalition said today: •19 second choice ns against no has been nominated," L red R. tan t “dry*" undoubtedly will sidered wealthy. During the The leak in one of the plane’s "Thursday 1 would have said rush hack hutne. My holiday has it for Stew art. , Wilson, chairman of the Seminole make a fight before the resolutions Hpanish-American W ar he served tanks wan repaired bv Gordon that Hoover would win if Its got been completely ruined—a total J Failure of the comptroller to County Carlton Club declared to- committee for their "bone-dry" as a surgeon of the F irst Florida and only the w eather is keeping Pennsylvania's votes, hut todny I loss." Thaw hod been c-infident of Irry this county i* attributed to plunk, hut with Borah, Uieir lend­ Regiment. ^^ the fliers hark now. |e failure of the_Semlnolej t-onn- rid * will not concede even thnt. Mr. u suspension of Die H imp Office air. Wilson also stated th at'M r. er, satisfied, their cause seemed Hoover will not lie nominated. order barring his entrance until Bank and the crlticisna that Carlton wished to thunk all of his hopeless, v . Claim th at Hoover will get 600 lut.' last night when his solicit irs kvs diractrd at him for pern.it- friends who assisted In the cam­ votes un the first or second b al­ in London sent him a telegram }'g the honk to operate while paign in this county, and to say Southern Track Star lots are silly. There isn't a H-rover raying: "The Hume Office abso­ wn* said to be in nn unsound lhat he hoped they would never leader who ran list th a t muny lutely refuses to nP-nv you to laud. Equab World Mark have cause to regret that they ►mlition. * actual votes for him. And if he Tho original order stands.” "* cost their lot with his cause. (Continued on p«ge *■) hasn't them now he will never get George McKory, one of the SOLDIERS FIELD, June 9. AUJANY. N. Y„ June, 9.— the vicinity and the crowd* in them.” Wife Of PrinceCarof Carlton lenders In Seminole Coun­ —(IN S )—Aubrey Dracey, a . frail (IN S )—Overcast skies and »n check. • The confidrnro of the allies is aval Aviator Dies ty, declared that Doyle Carlton youth from Rice inslitude, thrilled occasional rain failed to dim the The wedding itself was a bril­ engendered by several develop­ Awaits Divorce Writ The ments. One is the steady atrium I n FsJl Of His Plane was elated over the wonderful 5000 fans this afternoon when he brilliance of the m llltary-cirie- liant religioui spectacle. majority of first choice votra giv­ tied the world’s record in winning rcligious pageant hero today when ceremony was performed hy his of new arrivals from the corn BUCHAREST. June 9.— (IN S) en him by the voters of Seminole the 100 yard dash in nine and three Miss Catherine A. Smith, young Eminence Patrick Cardinal Ilayes, NEW P O R T ,' a . L. Ju nr 9 — country Inlntlcul to Hoover. An­ — Princess Helen, inoDter of UDlo archbishop of New York, who a r ­ daughter of Governor and Mrs. county In the state, except the two fifth* seconds at Die annual N a­ |N 8 )—Lt. H om e.^N . \Vi'Wn»"n’ AI Smith, w as united In m arriage rived last night with a rstlnue other is the blunt, perhaps brutal King Michael, cf Roumxnla. who 1,510 out of 2,904 cast for this of­ tional Collegiate A. A. meet. .1 aviator, of N o S » lk* has Just eurd form er Crown Prince (Continued on Page 8) Bracey, whose time established to Franclg J. Qullllnan, assistant of clergy. The full high nuptial killed today and aeco”*'*! o'**" fice. a larger majority than an* Carol for divorce, la expected to mass was celebrated In a setting deputy attorney general, or county In the .sac, except the two a new meet record, led all the way kanuin, Harold F.. Ricker *■* OFFICIALS INDICATED ■rt her decree before tho end of of unusual floral decoration*. flleved fatally Injured when < which now represent the one in and the Southerner came home Troy, and New York. tho m onth.’ . Florists worked all night a t tho The weaher also failed to lei*'Mch he was horn and raised. with a comfortable lead over ane in whleh thev were flying cathedral and the mansion plac­ Tito official gazette today pub­ PITTSBURGH, June 9.— (IN S) er N arrangasett Bay went into simpson, Ohio S tate, second and sen the enthusiasm a n d excite­ ing several car and truck loads ' is hod notiro that Carol m ust ap ­ PK a b ' m KLD FOR CHILD tallspin at an altitude of 4,000 Foster, Washington State, third. ment of the crowds which gstti­ of flowers whlrh were placed un­ 167 persons, including IV ter ‘ P. pear in the appellate Court un ered Inside and outside of the et and crashed on th s Island of The Texan's g reat perf innance, In Roman Catholic Cathedral of the der the personal supervision of YYalth, superintendent of policy, Juno 21 if ho wishes to defend the several magistrate's, politicians and tmeatown. LOS ANGj S K T m * ^ u n e which be equalled the world's re­ immaculate conception, where the Mrs. George A. Can Namee, police were indicted by. the fedur-' suit. Otherwise th* decree would | lA, Wilkinson was thrown from 0 ._H flN S )-F e*r cord of Charleg Paddock, Southern ^ jld ceremony was performed ard the formerly Miss Rom Fallon, fl6ru] al grand Jury here today following ho granted by default. There was plane when It landed. Ricker, J},'. 0yCL.wton, Californlao, made him a certain executive mansion, where a re­ expert, of New Yotk. now wife the most Inclusive investigation of a touch cd irony in this annoqaceframed in the cockpit suffered competitor for America a t the ception for 1,600 was held. Spec­ of the Public Service Commission­ nvent o.t the Roumanian govern Probable fractu re of the alroll i 7 3 i " r buHding Olympic, Games in . Amsterdam ial police regulations and a sntMl e r and the man who is handling alleged prohibition law violation ment refute* to allow Carol to sot ' multiple contusions. He has been kidnapped »"d ta nemg conspiracy in the history of Penn­ arm y of patrolm en and officers Governor Sm lth'a prcconvcntlon ’ a fighting chance. It .was held foot on Roumanian soil. was a ip re ..- this summer. sylvania. held for. for ransom, ranso kept traffic from the streets In campaign. fker’s firs t ride In an airplane. ed by police today, Irs. Owen Takes Seminole 2 To 1 OCCUPIES PEKING WITHOUT TUMULT RECOUNT OF ALL ERECINCTS T O BE DOYLE E. CARLTON WEATHER DELAYS WINS GOVERNOR’S ATLANTIC FLIGHT RACE BY BIG VOTE OF M ABEL BOLL £ !England After His Battle F o r E n try Daughter Of Governor Smith Weds Amid Ceremony 0 f Exceeding Pomp NT7STBE1 TfTnilur Audit Uurenu Of nrcuiottons . • ... jt* ' T^ll si All Of Italy^Rejoic OverNcwsThatCpi municationHasI Made With Dirii Messages Said ToBeAuJhenl Steaiher HobbyGiV^ Orders To Proc . At Once ToLocaJ D O M E , J u n e 9 .— ( I N S ) i G a ie ty ftpYcnd d e r a i l I t to d a y its t h e n W b w a s r e c e h ed t h a t t h e C i t t a Di M ilaA o h a d b een in c o m m u n ic a tio n b y ra d io w ith t h o m is s in g d i r i g ­ ib le I t a l i a f o r f u lly 2 0 m in u t y e s te r d a y . T h e b a s e s h i p 's r a d io . e r n to r re e e iv e d s ig n a ls f r o i the Italia n t 7 P. M. last n ig h t.■'t The tncssngcn th a t followtd Te- . waled that the Italia was 20 m ilts north of Capo Leigh Smith, which li tho nortlloatlorn ertrsm Ity r f S ritabsrgen. T his position, given by tho Italia, Indicates tk a i the dirigible is about 820 *m flta north of its buss a t King’s Bay. . Although the commander of th* C itta In Milano has no doubt as to the authenticity of the messages, ho is still attem pting to get th e senders to confirm them by ghr- , ing the signatures o.* the lta lia 't radio operator—Biagt. The steam er Hobby ns* been o r ­ dered. to proceed as f a r north OS possiblo and then dispatch dogtduds to search the region whenco tho ei^naia conio for General Um­ berto Nobile and the 17 men of crew- who havo been m using nine* 1 May 25. As it is believed th at tho Dal- ,* ia's radio apparutus Is b etter able io pick messagec from *the :>at) I’nolo station herd than those from tho ■Citta DI Milano, m es­ sage i nv.i being sent out hourly the form er station. Tim conviction th a t the nic*- ' rages from tbo Italia were thentio were confirmed by the fa ct thnt they grew w eaker momenta** lly, this Indicated th a t tho tronam ining station had little poorer, ns would havo been the base if the Italia’s apparatus was workmg on sturagw ka«terici. The saoa;*ages w e.e diipatrhcd by an ex­ l« rt and were in good Italian, the C itta Di Milano’s operator said. COPENHAGEN, June 9.— (IN S) —Tho Nobile expedition landed | upon an Ico field th a t is drifting, according to word received lwfe this afternoon from King’s Boy, According to this source tho cor mnndcr of tho Citta Di Milano tnblishcd wireless communication again with tho Italia's crew a t 11 A. M. They gave tholr position os 80 degreta and US minutes north end 22 east. A t S:30 last night they had given th eir position os 31 north attd 25 to 80 east. West Point Cadets Get Diplomas Wit Fitting E xercislt WF. ST POINT, N. Y , June — (IN S )—Two hundred and cadets were graduated from United S tates M ilitary Acadet with appropriats exercise S ecretary of w ar Dwight F. presented the diplomas which titled the holder to comi as officers in the United A ••my.' A ssistant ?ocratar_ Wtlr Charles U. Robbins' s( Cadet Luke W. Finlay or phis, Trim., was honor Others In the class to grade with honor were J . L. Green Birmingham, Ala., Thoutaa Latte of •Roslindale, Manx, T. Riggs of F art BKss, l'ex^ F. J. Deu of Fresno, ' The graduates were given of absence utitU Sept. 15 when they will Join their Toa| tive commends. The f l n t . Senior class, 305 strong, de* ed from the Academy a t ti three weeks training period Virginia. The -second class s t the same lutur on furlough til August 28th. Only one 1* numbering 325 cadets will the Academy until Ju ly when the new plebe class tor. - EM» HORNSBY KNOCKS BOSTON. June. 9 Hornsby, Boston Drnvee m anager, took the lead National League home today when be at eleventh of the seas fourth inning of the with the P ittsb u rg h . Grimes, wag lha p in to ■ v , X,. �’ o ;iv cor - ■feACE EIGHT ' V T IlK w y rN F im M J IE n A m J A iM E U m fjt» xB utler, ... l o „.1 0 1 0 TTTNP S 102fl _ -- --- - ________________________ ________ TWO KILLED IN WRECK I .» j ,1 0 O f ..f . ALBANS. Vt., orJunc 2.— reo m 1 'I t IN S)—Two pftjtMMffcrs | i rled. dead nnd'g several- •Injured 0 0 81 t'2 in the 'derailm ent of a tr a in '’d u r­ 0 0 0 0 ing a high wind neat' Bedford to ­ day. The repor^ was received nl 8 24 13 8 the office iTTtne CefVtrnl Vermont Railway. ninth. Only gam es scheduled. 4 .0 0 4 -1 -a rlando Ja. Winner p vd>.“T ........... Over Palm B e a c h te ;,''b In Opening Contest Vernble, p l AV ! t ryCM»r>> % ... BAKERS\ WEST PALM REACH, June H.— ::0 2 Orlnntlo got awny to n four rut) •Totals h ad in the opening inning ngainst xB attcd for Vejblc erlile in ‘the Sheriffs here Thuretln.v a f te r­ St. Potershur; MEMPHIS TO CBT CAR . ah r h jto a o noon and' proceeded • to win the initial b attle of the current Kirlovood, rf -- 4 1 1 2 0 0 MEMPHIS, Tenn., Juno 2.— 'cries, 5 to 2. "Big E arl" E d­ WeCh. 2b 8 2 2 ,T 2 . 0 (IN S )—Noturnl gas will be piptfll ... 4 2 .1 1 0 'f t ... 000 000 000—0 mondson climaxed tn? splurge in Brown, cf linmi into Memphis from , Quchntn 4 2 2 4 0 0 .....100 in i :iox—h the first Inr.ing with u four-ply McHenry, If iM N FCR U Parish, la., within the next 12 2 18 0 . Stolen *bases, Mcf.’onnell, Dun- sW«t to score Kirby*nhend :if him. Bingham, ss ...... 3 2 months, ncconling to Mayoi 0 ' '* , w ’ ‘‘Lefty’’ Sproiil put the usual Williams, 3b ....: 4 0 2 0 2 ' ■ nr. Wicrlfice kits, Jackson 2. Owo ton. port ride jinx on the Sheriffs ami S tew art, lb ..!. .1 1 0 11 1 0 louble plnvs, Wallace to Barnes; Lower rates and increase e f­ 4 0 2 2 0 0 lunbnr to Allen to Hinkle. Struck they never seriously threatened^! Doyle, c ficiency are hoped for ns a result in^ThirteenSafeties , i«itf 1 1 1 0 2 ! 4>y |C nf sells •1. by Crowe 1 although having men on buses Cnssarcs, p f this move on the ;u r t r f the • 1 * . *■ ' ‘ *G 1 rase* in h ‘ balls, off Cnssclls most of the way. I tty. the mayor said. The franchise h po n o Totals ........... .15 11 15 27 12 Orlando ' I am opening a shop in Sanford and will iff Crowe :i. Wild pitches, Cos‘s now in the hands cf the c ity ' 2 3 1 0 . Daytona .. Bench.. ooi ooo loo--; ouiniisslnn for approval. 'ells, Crowe. Time, 1:85, Umpires Chnum'ey, 2b he equipped to handle any kind ot repair 0 1 0 0 Cox, rf Weaver and .Moore. ,, tn n 1! St. Petersburg 02.1 010 50x—11 Abrams, lb . “ “ ‘ Runs batted in, Mcssner^Schnllf*. work promptly. , Ia*ke W orth—White why stand1 .1 2 0 0 Bingham 4, Brown 3, Williams 2. Kirby. If inks placed al< ng Lake Avenue Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan STANDING 1 1 1 0 0 Edmondson, cf ttightfielder Has Per­ McHenry, Doyle. Two-bnsu hits, 0 0 3 2 0 Bingham, Blown, Doyle. Three- from H S treet to lake. la'hrmnnn, 2b Inc., until new address is announced. fect Day With Bat, 0 0 8 5 0 FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE Vino, ss ......... base bite., Miller. Home runs, UingCRYSTAL RIVER -E x ten siv e 0 1 3 0 0 bam. Sacrifice hits, Pet. Well*. C a Getting Three Hit? t. Petersburg .... 20W II.I .080 McHenry. idditions being made to n?\V plant 0 2 0 2 Q Sprout, P . R'nghnm. B row n.' Double plays if Home-Crystal ice plant. i rlnndo,...'...... ... ..... 21 1.1 .040 Stew art to Ilinghnm to Stew art: Snnfonl won the first gam e o IK 5 12 27 10 0, Vest Palm Heath 20 17 .841 Totals Cnssnres to Bingham to Stew art PERRY—Solid carlor.il of 12.­ the aeries with Miami yeatcnln; laytonu Beach . it 22 . n r West Palm Beach S tew art unassisted. Left on has? 00 pounds king mackerel shipped afternoon by n score of H to 0 AN’FOItl) ..... * 18 22 .40* ah r j*1 I j St. Petersburg 5, Daytona Bene*- r»m here on recent day to CharCassells pitching excellent bal l i n m i .............. 14 20 ..180 dueklej, ss ____ I I Cornet: Flrttl St. nnd Sanford Avc. tie, N. C. * *» ’ « n o! ^ ns0 on balls, ° f t CassareH 5 •while the Feds were obtaining 1 lurke lb .5 0 ., . , t Vernble 1. Struck out, by fassn iv safeties off two of the visitin' NATIONAL LEAGUE li gnn, If 4 1 Milton—New business block 7 0 o 2* ,,il batsm an, Toppino by f a s inoundsnten. The locnl hurlc W i. Pet. Jeax'iy cf . I! xarcs. Umpires, I-ohr nnd Collins mder construction n t Eimrin nnd yielded only six hits. F ergus nn ’incinnntl . . .13 20 .021 lircsi, .'ll> [ jj J I Time, 2:0.1. Walnut Streets. . Crowe did the pitching for Lc 20 17 .lid lew York lu rn s, rf Crowe's hustlers. t. Louis . 5 •I 0 .58 ............ 2K 20 VInfrtn, 2h The visitors did not th rente 2H 21 .57 : Nuwrrnco. c A.* hirngo __ 0 2 1 2 once during the game, which w.» Lr-*rT. — ... 25 21 .51 ..lonner, P Brooklyn lU i -- ‘ ' ESS * - » . —.O -watched by n fnir**i**d_ holldn 0 >V—z—o ' •itts hurglt ....... 21 25 .457 luttvs P . . ,*.^«*»at*. •- r •* ------------ -■ >S.Q ;rr crowd. The Feds bogaa... the. ------» r StJ .•Uftm i.■**- 'J'+T , 1 . .0 0 - O '. 0 - 0 zX bz * scoring in the first fram e, gnrpct • ^ ^ *11 •i jug three (nllics. 1 _ , T • Pr~- *' . .10 2 7 27 15 .1 " Frishie fanned but Howe! AMERICAN LEAGUE (Batted fur Jones in ninth. W ednesday W ednesday w ent to second and , Wnde w.i \V L Arlamlo . 400 010 000-- 5 snfe at first on H inkle’s em u . .18 K .’rvv York West Palm Ujacli 001 000 010—2 June 20th Barnes singled p ast sh o rt and th hihnlclphin 27 17 Home run, Edmondson. Three* bases were loaded. A wild throv levclnnir 21 2 1 iase hit, Kirby, Hngun. Two-base on Oodbee’s k rounder sent llewel t. I.ouIh 21 24 tits, Abrams, Ciresi. tolen bases, across the pnn, leaving the sack •ft roil ____ 20 2t) ’’.ox, Mason. Base on balls, off still filled. Wnde sallied on -lack (Mtori . Hi 24 Homier I off Jones 3, o 'f Sproiil 5. son's long fly, B arnes ndvnncin> Vushiiigtoii . . . HI 27 Rtrurk out, by Sproiil 3. Wild to thin! on the throw In. Crow 'lii< ago 17 .10 lilcli, I! oilier. Passed ba’I, l.awmishandled Wnlfnce’s bounder nn «.|icc. Dongle pluy, Itncl.le to Ma­ Barnes crossed the (duller. SOI "I IIEASTERN LEAGUE nn t,, Biirk<*. Losing pitcher, Bon Snnfonl added iinothd* in t» • W 1. IVi. ier. Umpiivs, IL’ipbiin and kelly. fourth and one more in the si\th .'IP IK 'cnsucola I'iine, 1:55, In the seventh they went on an •lollt'XOIIU’I’y 3.1 21 other hitting spree. MeConnel llhtiny 3! was safe on first by an err*i arksonvillc 31 Jnckson popped up and MeConnel 2K 31 "umpa . stole second n m inute afterward.* tivnnnnli 21 .11 He seated tin W allace’s singh 'olumlms 17 30 . W allace was chased bitweei fin a IK 31! fiis t end second but was s:ife o ST. PETERSBURG, June 7 .-the keystone position from wher -I. Petersburg ludil first place in he stored on B ark’s single. Car V/;. the Florida State League today by 1 I'nrl:* FLORIDA STATE LEAL l E defeating Daytona Reach, II t > 2. to second. Howell IT t hi* t In i Irlainl • 8; West palm It •rich 2. in the srrir opener. Verldo v r» hit to bring in Pat LM. liaini 0; S aul.. 1.1 s. ' Very popular are those sm art su its priced so pounded for 15 hits, no biding t i n e -II Miami ah r h |iu •a.. Iona It .uli 2, St. Peterslnii g | ilouldes and a homer by the licu lim isim alily. The pnrr.us weave and skeleton con­ D unbrr, ks I 0 1 3 If a l -men. lin n in rw r led the struction Kin* th e w earer scariel.v believable Crowe, 2'i I 0 i .; S ain ts’ attack '-. it)( I.... sir.girs, nnd . Cusaelt. tr ... 4 II 1 2 coolness— for sum m er comfort lltev are u n su r­ \M Ell I f \ N I E \G I E double, " b ile Bin:igi.am drove in ' 1 Hinkle, lb ...... I II 2 10 .v lo rl. 1.; t ’lev'finnil 2 (ll'.il passable. Ask for n I it tin;;. | font runs with a itoinvr and tw o (ioodhee, ' .. 1 1) ii n lid (Jell ig lioinei > I. Eight (irays-Tans-Hlues-Gj-een-Grays Eight I a-rrer. (’ v/:t,-. nl.,o the fielding Jo h n son. cf 2 0 1 2 ...slu n g lull 7; ( hiiago 5. Shades l* 'c i. handling nine chances w ith­ Ut nnin, rf 1 0 o 1 So'ton 2; I let i mi 8. in! i d r at -bo t. Sizes and Models for .Mi ti of all Builds Allen, e :t 0 0 3 ’ll•Iii lelpliia | , S '. I.ollis I J o . ( ' c e n t r e - belli tilt* v i - i t o f . -•> Crowe, p | 0 0 1) O ' till :i-id w a l k e d l i v e b a t t e r s , nDi.'.I* | II O II n Al io n \ i i .1; \ t ; i i; u is > a \ i d b y e x c e l l e n t s u p p ' o t Feigns. |, I M 0 O BE'! i I .nut' New Yolk I Eight-w eight shoes only can < , w o ■■ l a - i o n - w l i e u i b e I s l a n d ’ n” itniati tt; Brooklui t i l l ugive yon satisfaction in the i i b r e n t » tied Si o r e : Totals 'Ji tt (i 21 ■ng- i. sum m er. Do away w ith aches I I in) Iona Beai li xBattl'd foi I . rg i in -ivtli It t — In.: i'll S, P,o..'.o;i 0 • 12 it ali r li p o a i and pains— know what comfort Sn’iford al, t Il | II1 ung l. 2 II t 2 I *1 T.’ppino, *Frisbie, -s *, t 1! it i s ! . bit a 2. I’Inludelpbia I 3 O 1 l 2 0 Mi- so, r. 21. llewell. rl .t i 2 o r O o 1 5 2 G raff, 3h Wade c f ;i i i it SOI Til EASTERN I.E A til E 1 0 1) 2 n i) U \ iilli". «r Baines, lb r, -avalil ith H-2; .luck'oliville I T. McConnell. 2h fi i i Uliuny I; Tam pa 7. Vug .i-t :> ::. (iiv n villi i Jackson. Ill :t 0 O J Si 1in a I : Pea aenlu <!. \|:n ..ii -S. V.'lli’Vill** 7 (11 • 1 •( Wnllntv, .Hi i it o ' Imnliii . Muni gouii i \ X. Park, c i ■» 2 ii s o l I HERN ASSOCIATION Cassells, p :t n t 0 SOI TH ATI ANTIC I.EAGl I'. M utphis I 12; Mobil- 5-1. K now ille Hi; Coluiultia 8. ' .ill It- Rock New Orleans 2. Totals .'!.ri K 13 27 LI I I S paitaiilniig II; C barlolte li. I.nn iiti’.ham 10; Cbattanooga •!. Ib v ' Series Refinishing Upholstering By Factory Expert Star Of Coijtes* !*■ C. Killingsworth Dollar Day m r I MENS FURNISHINGS Dollar Day W e want to toll ^ proud we arc frr . to u se th e above inii, tHb q u a lity linkers of ( ca, which stands fnr| ty in its truest sense| A constant snurre of I lio n to us to slanj fJ ( file in our tlclcrmlruj g iv e the public roiuii reliable and sali.-fartn v ice. T h ere is a story as* w ith our numhersj O im llty linkers of th a t we believe \si|| in y o u . Wo will not atle tell all o f il lo \on tim e. We will nrcsrnt| you in short talks, J« r n im eTU' iw o ^ L t. Vp* tim e. In t hi- why, «i| o su sta in your inte w h at w e Ihink is onti m ost far reachini; *«! B u sin e ss L e tte rs yd th e public. June 20th Suitable Apparel For Summer Wear A t Popular Prices FLORSHE1MS FASHION PARKandCURLEE Saints AssumcLcad In State League By Defeat Of Daytona 3 TROPICAL WORSTED and RESULTS III.' ah^ ica JrjfitilasC Palm Beach Suits Some With 2 Pair Trousers $25.00 to $37.50 $10 to $12 Just Arrived— New Shipment MOST STYLES $10 BEDFORD CORD SHIRT STYLES SPORT TROUSERS To The Voters Of r.ii « W ithout a doubt die very sm artest tro u ser tor sum m er spoil w ear a te these Bedford ( ord SI rip. -s. \ c r y u ra t when worn w ithout! coat and exceptionally dressy with dark coat. 'I his shipm ent wont last long—come early! MENS UNDERWEAR Snappy m odels w ith collar a t­ tached as well a s neck band sty le s in w h ite and colors are show n in th is sm a r . o ffe r in g priced .so reasonably. R v - Rayon & Madras Stripe County for the support they gave me in f r .'A -'-| | -■N at •«, of .lT F .k Ir ’s election. I w ill con tin u e to to * serve them to the best of my ability. *- . — $3.00 , .)! SWIMMING SUITS G ay colors stam p th e se sw im ­ m ing s u its us th e ou tstan d in g c rea tio n s o f th e senson . . • • p iiced to se ll! See th em today. 0 A-B.Cj BAKEi $4.00 to $6.50 $2.50 to $5.00 * W ith All men «sin< com bined talents 1" unquestioned (Juah*> g iv e th e Public a Wfl lsfu ctory service " stro n g er a s a body t one o f us could p*®1 sta n d in g alone. 1^ ju st com m on sense. itr* Indisputable d u a lity and s ty le plus un u su ally stron g W orkm anship m ake th ese d r a w s a real bargain. . i i« > • W1L WITE ly co-opcruir <1 $2 to $5 f 75/ . i f . In th is letter «»’ m ake th is point e:ly| W e are able lo row b u sin ess on a l ’n'f‘,,“J ty and Service h.i'b wc are obligated lo »| body o f !1» w hole-aleJ who in turn itre bate in their e ffo r ts by a I B ureau thal is a*'vr*j?l i ing and checking :,u I I for the common h»hhI« | m em ber o f quality ' A m erica, bill more larly to s e e that "c slip at an y tim e ''j '"“l Ings w ith the pu»"f ! are m aifitained threwgrocers w ho arc 0,ir.*j co-w orkers in Ibe ^ lion o f our product*. Sem inole County wish to thank the voters of Seminole W e do net "uni ’I think for a mitiule ; propose to scl mir-tN on a pedestal, leachhj above I he heads ol men in our lire "r other. Thai "otiid !<l ish . 11 would make cepl w h al we -ay grain o f s a lt ; in M would not hesitate lit us as blow-hard", li'® low s (hut proclaim ika • lu e s so lilatend ) imtoW 1anv se n se belie'*' 1 e le d g e » M ade o f m aterials to su it the su m ­ m er w ea th er th is underw ear o ffe r ­ ing will g iv e you real com fort dur­ in g th e hot days to com e . . . lay in supply now ! W e say “fat-rearhii(| o f Business l.cttcn cau se of the influtt b elieve they wiH’exertj ' (ahlishing a more iilt anil m ore friendh rd ship between Ihe I'ulJd B u sin ess— mil nnh <>ur| n ess hut every nlhtrli* T h ere is nodisniunliij fact that in Ihese dan public w ants to knoi| B u sin e ss is ('(inductedI il will voice ils confidfl g iv e it loyal mipH w an ts to knew \\ ho ar»l o f b u sin ess— "hcthrrl nrc m en who can lie nn to give Ihem fob value for d ie Hn"an| spend. It all •immetil to a question of i ailhi nart o f I he p* tiple and! B y and B o n n mi ihc I B u sin ess. ch B a le is o f Meisch £ l i KlonJieim l ’lor.'bvim •Shovs Shoes [ ♦ J l j ! V or Men F o r Men ■HI su ir • *-«• ' r. •| ’ 11 * j ' i. j * it *• k if1 (U Lt i jl.’- tt j, ___2 " •n il ' rL, * ^A mL *^ | | vim»* -u �,ng • ■. 'A m% iv 1 JS ■ jjtv -mm -,l ‘ - 1 m r THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928 • The Hathaway Papers Succumb '■The Sanford J era ld m r m p g .r\ W hen Napoleon, once ru le r of all Europe bu t a t the tim e king, only by consent of his b&niahers, o f the small M editerranean island of Elba, arrived a t C annes on his way JRV back to P a ris and W aterloo, th e P arisian new spapers of th e day, only little m ore th a n a hundred years ago, adopted a rvery vacilating a ttitu d e tow ard him. T h eir vigorous op­ m uxatto u o u w t( n , HOWAIID BRKQ position quickly m elted to w holehearted support as th e W KAIU.K 11 JO N U ..X [V? _____________ _ soldiers flocked to his banner and he approached n e arer to •TJM> P arts. This fighting son of Corsica had been having a gay SlLMi kU'X«*<k> i.'Flantk* ’ ., ./ vU tim e in Europe knocking the crowns from one royal head S T .t r r i r r j ~ r W « - k a fte r another, ami establishing new dynasties in th e ir places. T k i . I l r r a l i l , S M n f v t * l > #l4in«**r »<•«*■ Tic had led his troops from E gypt to Moscow, had fought ItliM f* i n V r t l h r , ta ik r In ttrn u «HO|l V n liT , > n v liliu i im w a hundred battles ami killed hundreds of thousands of ■ m prtU * h im tM u a M l A n t t u n f 1is personal to u rag e wns as g re a t ns any S p n rtan ’s. ( f tfcj>«Min<l A a l l , v o w f - men. *11 I b r li'iaillutl m u l < n ( I b r his am bition as limitless ns th e universe, his m ilitary genus iirrfa. Tk# I . f t . M. I* r > ................ , _ . ir n n r t r i r t u i M o t o u a n a i c . com parable o n i v t o A lexanders and C aesar s . He w a s I n d e e d T *4 ( ■ m u l l l n s . t n l r n r n a tin* bad m an of Europe. :sts, M l m n n :. His opponents shook in th e ir boots a t his approach b u t p iem h er ol tk r T V tlrrn!4 in Englnnd safely behind th e channel and th e B ritish fleet, , /' fO a unU ao ft , VUI C l r n i l n t t o n a . ■■ M Tppin, h . H I l ui imn aH ' 1/iIP in m rln n n l V an w ln l! Veewatallnn tit r a h * cartoonists pictured him as th e hydra-headed m onster, as an h lllW ee* . J t i l T . r | i « r r . « td A i l i r r t l n e a e h jetopus w’hose tentacles renched out and sucked the life blood B ft r j t i l A a n li T ib lc b ,r t 'f i u i r r n i t l t M i n r i i b V r t* *• ■ iJprtMitib ml dll ol aNbaerlpllaa from all th a t came w ithin his grasp. He was hated and fe a r­ . I M U III i i K l r r I n n i l l f a h n o l a l r l , » l t ' l m i l a f l n n . * • w e l l a * ed as no o th e r m an before or since. He was loved only by his liatieVT l i i l i l e n a f f i r I J t i n l , . troops. . .. . , , ill Cannes with scarcely a thousand soldiers about him. • S SATUtUAY' JlsNV v P arisian newspapers screamed. "The m onster has escaped tev V .,- ■; j>• ’ rm titu tm im at from his plnce of ®xi!c,’ “ ''‘Th^ p? 7 v e n o b lu T n d his stre n g th led a t C annes”. But ns he reached Grenoble and his s u tn g in {' . , u i ' v t T R P A s i m r B e t t e r was i n c r e a s e d b y a n o t h e r t h o u s a n d , h i s r a n k i n t h e a n i m a l i.. little LifIa with .-ifi. tfiM f . . . of ..I the f a Lord, t.ml lnnwrlom rose. "The tig e r appears a t G ap."— "The fiend has la. the fe«r then grvnl H rusufc and trouble actually, th an k s to treach ery , been able to .g e t us for I,„ imiLK VEUSK f u u TODAY ___ lh e ic « lth .—Tiov. lliiG . AYEIt—May « c e r * 5tt,^vin' f*a***nd purity, ^■loyalty. . . . . I'M “l l j Lit i [b tw rftlvB od uvkv(Bf.... . .. ________ dared to advance w itbin a hundred and fifty miles of the a* * *- __ - - *__- - .t- ----------capital", "B onaparte moves northw ard w ith rapid strides, . I t m !rh t be a bit trite to rem ark but he will never reach P aris"—/ ‘Tomorrow Napoleon will be th a t tU rrv win thawed out of at. our g ates.”— "HJs muj>s ty is a t F ountainbleau.” Thu England . m wRpapers had succumbed.. But the press of today in not so d ifferen t from th a t of “Six KOUd As Big T rain Hits (his earlier period. Of course, in our form of governm ent we Auto"— headline. Same old story; do not have a Napoleon to fear or »n E m peror to fall before. the train alwayB wins, ;L'J.i'i i B ut we do have favors, g ratu ities, prestige and little - -O - -----w hat-nots here and there which m ake it, if one is looking The village Sm ithy—th a t la, the vHIago Al Sm ithy—m ay atand in for som ething, more or less advantageous to stand in with the powers th a t be. For th is reason perhaps, we do not often Houston, but not In Flo r i d e . find in the new spapers much th a t is critical of o u r govern­ * • ---------- o mental officers. I t aeem i th at Dr. H athaw ay was so busy loo! ing a fte r the re a r end For example, we m ight take this last gubernatorial cam ­ of Foitl, he did n 't notice C arl­ paign, and the election on June .r>th of th e gentlem an from ton a.tring up fro n t on the rad ia­ Tampa. For days, even weeks, before the people showed tor. th eir preference a t the polls, seventy-five percent of the newspapers of Florida hud been referrin g to him ns " th a t slanI t Is no credit to the new spapers derer". "villifier". "scandalm onger”, “ch aracter-w recker” of Florida th a t w ith aeventy-flve "m ud-slinger", "try in g to ride into the governor's mansion percent of them supporting one over the broken h earts of women nnd children.' c&ndllnte, he should lose by over But m orning editions on W ednesday w hen Carlton was, in ten thousand votes.. the early count, leading by only a few thousand votes, had ------- o---------• already begun to re fe r to him by such dignifying term s as A" gtod thing to remember, the "Tam pan." nnd some even went as fa r as to call him by his . Ar.d a b etter thing to do, Work with the construction gang name, "Doyle C arlton." As the count w ent on and he inNo» u ith (hr wrecking crew. v-f’nsed his lead, even the pro-H athaw ay papers begun to ad-Chiplsy Banner. ,„:t th n t Carlton was ahead, b u t th a t of course, " it would be a. .Tssary to count th e second choice votes before th e w inner . .loJg ng trim .'.V >otc in Dade could be determ ined." J county iihcrc 'C.»rltun got 8,009 Even as late as Friday, w ith only a few thousand votes, H athaw ay 6,883 and C atts votes yet to be counted, the inim itable Timcs-IJnion 4,017, the people of th at section do blared forth "C arlton I’lu iality Practically S tatio n ary in not fetl the need of local option or Late R eturns." But the more broadm inded Jacksonville horse race gambling. Journal in a later edition the sam e day conceded th at "C arl­ ' On the night before election an ton Is Named For G overnor." exchange published a glaring And today we find this, by one *>f the most brilliant of stream er, “ Its Hathaway All T He tiie pro-H athaw ay w riters: Way". Some people wouldn’t take "If, as now seems probable, Doyle Carlton of Tam pa is the outcome so hard if they hudn’t to lie the Democratic nominee for th e governorship of Flor­ befo so confident of victory. ida. we salute him. As th e choice of the p a rty in which we i believe, he will have this new spaper’s cordial support in the The Detroit * New* wui held up thd"dthc'r‘daV by A bold bad man November elections. As governor of the s ta te to which we aiuPtho payt toll, stplen. Ahd in- ure hound in all loyalty and love, he will have our sym ­ atead of groaning over the lost pathetic atten tio n . As recipient of a m andate from a peo­ monby, ,wVll bet the boys got an ple to whose m ajo rity voice wo yield, he will have all our eWtrk'otit on It. ‘ first presum ptions in his favor." 1J f I I. t 1» \I ' •* f !(, a* Senator Trammell suid here | . Mgnday night, it requires many Why lie Went Crazy y e a n to build up influence in the Senate, we shall expect great ; jthlng'; from him from now on, with It was not the first tim e wc had heard or read the twelve, yenr* already to his stnrv when the oth er day. we picked up an exchange and A.'crtVlif^nd T uftbtlu'T ■i\ lr* g o . ( to such appalling power Ajiat i t . will destroy every veatigo of Ufa, m iniate and inanim ate, w ithin its range. Its inventor, Elri Graichen, Haims fo r i t the “i n ­ sta n t destruction of nny living thing it touches." Such n ray has been anticipated for years by tliose of super-imag. (nations. The novelist W ells ami a num ber of other w riter* conreived it and graphically pictured its devesting powers. Y et th eir im aginations fall sh o rt of the b ar­ rowing po sibil-ties of thia In vention. Now th a t the d eath-ray re . ms to be an actuality, t! » Imagination is all but staggered by contemplation of ite sig n ifi­ cance am! whnt aw ful havoc could lie wrought with it i f it should be used in war. The inventor is quoted ns saying th a t “ the ra y aa a weapon of w ar is not my p u r­ pose, but I shudder to think of w hat would happen if it w ere used against people." He claims th at his sole object in developing the ray, which can be released Irotn tubes of the de sired size, is to sp lit latom s so th a t new and g re ater sources of energy can be utilized— in other words, to turn it into an in stru ment of industrial power and econ­ omy. But three nations are said to be bidding fo r it now—his own and Mexico and Chile—and it would require a considerable Im agination to he nny one o f t b o as a-p eace d'eqUfsltiou Nations of the world desiring peace should regard this invention «s an ominous sign nnd redouble th eir effo rts to outlaw war. T hat seems to be the only hoiic of civil­ ization. ENGIt A VING i*l , *' r u 1 I thank, you all for your liberal support. ■ \, - Rest assured, that I will d re v e ry •».X T ’ ■■■* rir'4'5PV,- i *' - — - -------■- • V.-... ... ■- -- - ■ thing to the best of my ability in serving you in my capacity as Diamond Mounting JewH ers-Optom etrlst Watch liepairing LGSSTNG7s ‘ QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER flautlng, C rating Shipping, • H Storage I’l. -rir 4B» mo ftr* at. J. F. McClelland E l t o n J. M o u g h t o n Architect F irst N at'l Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. H ealth HINTS By DU. J. C. HOWELL 200 West Gora Avenue «. To The Voters of Seminole County: AMUUI.ANT PgOCTQLOPY LNUOR*XD) 200 West Gore Ave. A Person ..w VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Sheriff. McLaulins Orlando, Florida rend one as old as good \v(ne. hut it rem inded us of our rh lfihood, and in the hope th a t it may sim ilarly affect TVVjdhf-vGy ’uormn;> received PF.OI'I.R a'lijiiT |!if Pine.. .1* Ii phone message others who are, perhaps, in dan g er of grow ing old, we re ­ Hhiitiltl h n oMICK t t t h n t I n il In r a t I n n , r n n « M |< n tliin . m i l l r r r t n l d l a r n a r l a h a r k from Kutli itri an Owen in which produce it here. .th a t lady crowed aver us a right It concerns an inm ate of a lunatic asylum , who on be­ l>t(i h i .inn ru n i4.TU3 tfht ,rrl r f rI rr rn u tl iiltrear. a lVuVr rr l l ra ntird •m art. All right. Miss Puth; you ing asked by a visitor how he got th a t way. replied: ruuanltntlan. Ilr J o a rp h C o ritln l l o u r l l are our man now.—Palm Beach In­ "It all started ylien 1 m arried a widow with n grow n­ t h e H u r t r l l M n i i l l a r l u n i . L'(M) TV. dependent. Thnt makes it unani' • " i i - T it-. O r l u n d o , T i n N | , r r l a l l a l n t ( up daughter. Then my fath er, being a widower, m arried l a t t u a l r i ^ l a t r a l l i i a l a n d rrrtn l - moils. the daughter. T h at made my step -d au g h ter my ste p ­ iI*,l l a rvn a r ia t. , n r r a r l t l i r x a | i l r n < l l d rrThe St. Petersburg Time* brings mother, and my fa th e r became my step-son: my wife also - n l t a i n t h r r r m t n a l tif n m l r a u t i d - V l n i m i r r r a Ii, t h r u r r id rtin re n i out th e fact th at Senator Taylor becoming th e m other-in-law of h er father-in-law . ■r u l r i l a u u r u j a a n d r l r c l r l c l t J . carriW tho “home”county by a "Then my step-m other had n son, who was my larg er percentage than any other brother, being my fa th e r's son; b u t as the boy w as the < cand'date. It still, however, replains - a fact th a t i t takes some- grandson of my wife, he was also my grandson. "Then my wife and I had a son. My fa th e r’s wife is | ' thing more than the home county my son’s half-sister, and also his grandm other. Now it is to elect a man governor. THE FIRST • (•* —-------- *------------easy to see th n t my fa th e r became my step-son by m a rry ­ Dr. .H athaw ay said he would ing my step-daughter. Therefore, being my fa th e r’s NAT’L BANK egrnd a little vacation, resting up father. I am my own g ra n d fa th e r— ” a fte r, the election, In the county **Tfc« H a n k o f ■ m r l e * " The visitor stopped th e lunatic a t th is point, thorough^hat in>"' him the biggest’ vote. Hr | lv satisfied as to why he went crazy. Mil; probably ff.n.i; fiofa.JTn 1n -O— it-hudn’t h(e>i ti>r ,St .Inhn-tCounty ) and'* tew o th r r n». would h u .e t> TUESDAY. WE VOTED, wo hope, th e B ryan law bal­ ilk$Vie the itS ’r . —dt. AliffUwdne He lot for tho last time. Personally, we have never had any cord. Oh, not th a t bad, Colonel; you trouble in voting th a t ballot nnd we don’t believe we would tA a thia election too hard. have any trouble in counting it. B ut to the o rdinary, every­ never knows what A good loser itself, the Jackson­ day citizen, who thinks about th e thing only once in two he can do until he ville Journal quotes for the benefit years, it is a nightm are, and we doubt th u t a n y th in g more tries, of.defeated candidate*: than an approxim ate resu lt hns ever been a tta in ed In ■ • *Tf you ran make one heap of all counting the votes. Any m em ber of th e legislature who yaiir winning* And riak it on on* game of pitch refuses to do his duty in reg ard to th is execrable way of voting should be ta rre d and feath ered and ridden on a 'and tots, Anrf loae, end atirt afealn at the rail when he re tu rn s hom e; and if th e law is n o t changed ..v beginning* V . J . , next IeKisInture Florida D em ocrats will be ju stifie d - And never breath# a word about In bolting and in voting for independents, Republicans, ’ , ' > o u r Iom . , . *’ bolsheviki, horse thieves or anybody alse who has a mod­ . o-----------icum of common sense.— Palm Beach Independent. election in Florida an anti* . delegation iB no more than t’.have been expected by tho*e their ermrken. They like their mint Juliet, their upageny water, and their corn flicker, but they vote dry. And even ft that, had not . been an Ii i u i of campaign. doubt if they have felt inclined to awaliny.hook, bait, gad elnk- Mw I desire every voter in Seminole County to know that I appreciate the support given me in my race for re-election as Prosecuting Attorney. During the com­ ing term to which their votes have entitled me, I will endeavor, to the best of my ability, to serve the inter­ ests of every citizen fairly and impartially. I shall < L strive to prove to them that their choice at the p o lls' was a wise one. * * • * i r John G. Leonardy X*> *WJ THE INVISIBLE DEATH-RAY HORROR BY'. i'ETKRSBUKG INDEPENDENT Cloaely following the new* of the calamity cauaeu *>y escaping phosgene, m deadly war gas, from a U nk where It was stoned near Hamburg, Germany, and the ienHtlan caused In Europe by the dlecovery that Germany had such gaa in its possession in violation of the treaty of Vt-rtallka. comes the information that a German scientist ha* developed an Invisible death-ray that aut be anergaUd k r u -k ;: 4- Kl A. K L*i * r jftP V (r ib ■ ■••’m r n w " ( in ’ r �# ' ^ tttb B fo ro T O H feuxtP . STfirtwirt. r n m k . S a t u r d a y . ju n e &, 1023 Mtss~F!loience. McKay:. lA*e* *r ’ ’ pfl^cr Td^fiitpse .» MONDAY klc Num ber Ons of the First [thodist Chuch will meet at M o'clock a t the home of Mrs. [M. Hayes,' DOST Myrtle Avenue kb Mra. Hayes and Mrs. T. R. nlcr as hostesses. Business m eeting of St. Agnes bit of Holy Cross Episcupul idrch w llfbo held nt 3:50 o’clock •the P arish House, circle* . Of ‘ the Presbyterian urch wlU m eet at the following cesi C lrtle Number One, Mrs. I).' W oodrpff Chairman, meets Ji M rs.'G ran t Wilson, Oil Park cntic a t 3:30 o'clock, circle Num ber Two, Mrs. L. I. izicr chairm an meets with Mr«. H. McCasllri; 510 Magnolia Avei at 3:36 o’clock with Mrs. Me* slip aijd_Mrs. J. 11. McCnslin ns itrsscS. - MR. A N b MRS. SAMUEL DOUGLAS HINTON of Toscalnloosn, Alabama -announce the m arriage of their daughter MARY HINTON to MR. GEORGE CURTIS BARBER Saturday morning, the ninth of June Nineteen hundred and twentyeight Sanford, Florida. .« B S T J9 JU ? T i8 T CHURCH Sunday Scrool—9:30 A.' M." Morning Worship nnd Eermon— 10:50. r‘\ ■ Instrum ental Music Trio^-Joo Reeves, Mrs. C. II. Cook, Miss Pauline Cook. Anthem—The Lord; 1# Merciful —Wilson. Sermon Subject—Going ’’a Fish­ ing" on a June Morning. Young People’s Unions 0:45. Baptismal Service at the open­ ing of the evening service—8:00 o'clock. I Solo— Hear Our Prayer—Riley —Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Church Family Hour nnd P ray ­ er Meeting Wednesday Evening —8:00 o clock. PRESIIYTKRIAN CHURCH ™ Miss Strong. Honors Recent HoUse Bnde rot door knocker. - The guest ol honor- was presented with a. rot f l a s k e t ’ bodk. 'A t the tw h o u r the bridge me ceasoriea. .work removed 1 Miss Win if m l Strong was host­ tables Taid ►jrUb- dainty hand daln ess nt one of the loveliest social mode carer* nml* a U sty salat . thr affairs of the season, Friday a f­ nhd tee retfrree opw" served by■ *by her ‘mol i Uw*. ternoon when she entertained At hostess assisted ___ J and Mifc bridge a t her home on Magnolia Sirs. Mary Strong There wer*. five Avenue honoiing her attractive Eloise Brady., of players who’ enjoyed house guest Miss Lillian Duncdn tables this delightful social courtesy, ‘' of Maryville, Tcnn. ■ - : Spring flowers In the pastel France* Docile ■’Artnrtnrni tints were used in charm ing pro­ daughter of Mr. and- Mrs,- Fra« fusion in the living nnd dining rooms of the attractive home. A rm strong of 1000 P ark Avemw. Roses, zinnia*. petnnins and snap arrived today from Columbus Mu. dragons were effectively used where she has Jieen attending tlk* School of Jurnsllsm of the Mis* in boskets nnd bowls. \\ Novelty talies w ith 'lo v ely fav­ souri S tate University. - .. ors of corsages of r,rgandic flow, ■ — -■■ " 'n or* fastened to them were user! ens, S. C. is visiting here as .the in keeping the scores for the en­ guest of her sister Mrs. Lloyd joyable games of progressive Boyle. ^ The services Sunday will be bridge. At the conclusion of the a« follows: fifth round, scores were collec­ Mr and Mrs. F. Hasky Wight 11:45 A. M. Sunday School. ted by Miss Snmh Whcclcss, and “ niecei Effle Mkris 41:00 A. M. Morning Worship. the nrizc fo r highest score, n and sm all novelty necklace wn* awarded M artin leave Sunday In th eir car 12:00 A. M. Session 'M eeting. 7:00 P, M. C hristian Endonvor. Miss Pcrrie Lee Rell. Miss Mil­ for Bowling Green, JCy. where dred Hand, who hrld lowest they wTU spend the sumntff.-:;;-, : 8:00 P M. Evening Worship. Mis* Mnrte Cerie . p ^ o ^ ^ r 0:00 P„ M. Session Meeting. Wo welcome to those services those without a Church home in Snnford. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Laney’S T lie 1Friendly thru? Stoi JIRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 George Barber Weds Miss Mary Hinton ■t w* • Personals Mrs. Gucrnery Doudncy of Miami l | visiting here as the giiest of Mrs.' Alexander Vaughan at her: home, on P ark Avenue. ----- t— Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Potter and two children leave Sunday in their ca r for Jackson, Mich, whero they will spend the summer. Mrs. Gladys. M. William* left Friday for Tallahassee where sh« will tench nt the sum m er school at Florida S tate College for Wom­ The above announcement will bo en. read with much Interest by tjic Mrs. LloVd Bpyle returned home many friends of thi* popular young couple, whose m arriage Thursday evening from Laurens. comes as a surprise. The ceremony S. C. where she has been visiting took place, Saturday morning at her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Dial seven o’clock nt tho Presbyterian Manse on Palmetto Avenue, in the Mrs. Stella P. ArringUm, Mfsr presence of relative* nnd a fsw E. First “Btrcct Prescriptions Filled Promptly intim ate friends^Dr. E ^ p . prawn* Junius .Turohull and Mnf. Dwight Christian Science" services are; Circle' Number Three, Mr*,. f t k>* W — held *overy Sunday- • morning at ‘jrtrpressire t*re- Babbitt leave, Monday tnoYning by.. , .And Accurately. Sanford, motor for Tallahassee where they th* Woman** Club, 315 Oak Avc‘. will attend the summer session nt nt 11 o’clock; Sunday School at The bride Was attired in n stun­ t) Magnolia Avenue, with 5Jr*. ning Spring model of beige, the Florida Stnte College for Women. 0:30. Subject fftr tomorrow, "God [chary , and Mrs. H. C. Vlelc ns1 gown of crepe with trimming of the Preserver of Man." The many friendn of Mrs, C. R. fctewes. Wednesday evening services nccordinn pleating*. Her chic hot, which include testimonies of [Circle Num ber Four, Mrs. II, C coat nnd other negesorios were in Kirkluy \ylll be phased to learn that she is expected to return Christian Science healing are also LBose chairmnn, will meet a t 3:30 matching tones. held in the Woman’s Club at 7 [lock a t the home of Mrs. 11. R. Mr*. Barber is the talented home Saturday afternoon from o'clock. •■ [evens, 621 Park Avenue, wirii young duughter.of Mr. nnd Mrs. Philndelphiu, Pn. where she has Thi,, church m aintains a' free [rs. Stevens and Mr*. E. I. Mor- Samuel Douglas Hinton of Tusca­ been nt Jefferson Hospital for reading room, 517 F irst National hr n t hostesses. loosa, Ain. She was n graduated several weeks. . Hunk Building, where the Bible [Circle Num ber Five,.M rs. James from the Chattanooga High School Mr. nnd Mr*. Collie Bigger* pf and all authorised ChristinM Scl-' nt Chattanooga, Tcnn.. and later Mis* Florence McKay, young daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Glrpn p. [ Huff chairm an, will meet at W inter Gurden whose nm rringi 00 o’clock with Mrs. J. N. Whit- grutuated from University of Ala- wns n recent event nt Imkclanc’ McKay, who wn* graduated Fridny morning from Rollins College cnco literature may be rend, bor-, kr, 418 .M agnolia Avenue, with linma whero she received nn A. B. spent the tiny here Fridny n s 'ih t receiving an A. It. degree. Miss McKay I* u member of the Gamma rowed or purchased. Open Wed­ Ira. W hitner nnd Mrs. J. W. Mcro degree. For the past three years guest* of Mr, Rigger's pnrents Phi Beta Sorority, the Phi Iletn, niftionnl honorary fraternity, pnd nesday and Sunday from 3 to 5 1*. M. she has been n member of the 1 hosteses. ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Bigg?rs. also a member of the Spanish Cluli and Rollins Key Scholarship All nrc welcome to ntcnJ the —an essential food, necessary [circle Num ber Six, Mrs. II. M. faculty of Seminole High School, services nnd to make use of the Society: She hit* lull! many im portant offices ut Rollins College in­ to young and oldt It must •. he teaching home economics. lumbley chairm an, will meet nt Mrs. Lewis S'. Lenrli and three cluding vice presidency of tho Student Association during her junior reading room, t « • , • 1 I* pure to give tho-- body-'tbs' nu­ The gram is the only son of Mr. 30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. children of Cochran, Gn. are visit­ tritio u s and health building uml Mrs. M. D. Barber nnd bus year anti "secretary of th a t hod jduring her senior year. srrie Willis, 1007 Palmetto Ave'lunlitles milk provide*— < UPHALA LUTHERAN CHURCH made Sanfrd his home for n num ­ ing in Snnford ns the guest* pf Mrs. Leach’s sister. Mrs. A rthur Services Sunday morning nt Circle Num ber Eight, Mrs. C. M. ber of years. He wn* graduated Uranium nt her home bn Snnford 10:30 o’clock by the Rev. F. Swen­ from Snnford High School nnd a l­ pyd chairm an, will meet at 3:30 t ‘hristinn Endeavor—7:00. Avenue. son. clock with Mrs. Robert A. Cobb, so attended University of Florida. Evening Service—8:00, The Clmrlc* Henry and J . W. M«ro herd of milk town are now ^ He is assistant ngent fr the Fruit Ninth und Palm etto Ave. |3 W est Fifteenth Street. Miss Lillian Brannon Ims Sermon—“ WHO SHALL E^’*< Grower* Express. combined and upder the supervision of Dr. C. W. Baker and J.' (•Circle Num ber Nine, Mr*. Clyde Bible School—k; 15. j TER INTO THE KINGDOM OF. Immediately nftyr the ceremony arrived from, Macon, Gn., where \V. Mera. a new dairy, offering unusual .service, quality plug .. yrd chairm an, will meet with she hns been nttending Sunday i* Children's Day uml the young couple left in their car ■ ,f |I E f l ' WARNING mid purity beyond question solicits a trial on its m erits. ^' Irs. Ralph Stevens, 1308 Mugschool, to iu- With her pnrents Mr: every member of the Church HEAVEN.” for Macon, Gn. where they will A CERTAIN YOUNG MAN din Avenue. Every member of the - .Church nnd Mr*. A rthur [lnuinon on ought to lie out. .' In this city ha* been frequent­ Business Women's Circle, Miss spend a short time before going Hanford Avenue. is urged to lie present, ns tho ly seen In the company of my Warship uml Communion— m atter of tho Pustom to call will ove T urner chairman, will meet to points in the south for life sum ­ wife— and again last night nt 11:00. : 8:00 o'clock with Mrs. Charles mer. They plan to return to S an­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH he voted on. the club. He i* single, weal-, Serm on—" I f . Powell Jr., 2201 Sanford Ave ford in the early Fall. Their many Phojjp your Orders To thy, socially prominent, ami ic, with Mr*. Powell, Mrs. J. S. friend* join in wishing them every Corner Park Avenue nml 3rd It’s quite evident he thinks he future happiness. Street. arvnnl nnd Mrs. James Moughis playing safe by conflnng Rev. John Remind Root, Minis­ his attentions to married Mrs- A. Vaughan Has ter. women, lie will recognize this Church School—0:45. public warning, hut if he still Party For HerGuest Morning W orship—11 mxi. persists I will not bo respon­ I I v rc* t , , n •• \ r Evening Service—^8:00. sible for what happens.1 A very pretty compliment to At the evening service the her house guest, Mrs. Guerney children of the Churyh Selmol • 1 1t * / • f Doudm-y of Miami..was the lunch­ will present the Pageant. ’‘Smile* 1mm eon and bridge party given Friday nnd Sunbeams" in recognition ef by Mrs. Alexander Vaughan at Children’s Day her homo on Park Avenue. FIRST METHODIST CHI RCII Phlox in the ' ivid hues were used Sunday School—S»:3fl A. .\| in abundance in decorating the Preaching II A. M. by our prerooms where the tables had been riding elder, Rev. H. J. Hurflingspread. These were arranged in er. basket* and bowls with unusually Fourth Q uarterly Conference— pleasing effect. Luncheon was ser­ 2:30 P.. M. , . ved nt the small tables which were Epwbrth l.eagge Devotional laid with hand made cover* and m eetings—7 P. M. ‘ * centered with howls of phlox. At Evening preaching Service— one o’clock u deliciou* three course H:W) p. M.—Sermon by the pustor. luncheon was served. Annual Conference Meet* jn ^ Game* of auction bridge were Tam pa—June 13. enjoyed during the afternoon ivqura and afte r the fifth progression ‘had been played, scores were to ta l' cd nnd prizes awarded. Mrs. George S. Winner who hud scored the most points win given a pretty -homier flower. Mr*.- Raymond Phillips who held the lucky card in cutting also received a shoulder flower. The guest of honor wns given a lovely gift by her hostess 1 (Juart Sweet Milk aH momento of the occasion. Covers were laid for Mrs. Guer­ 3-4 Pound Sugar ney Doudncy. Mis* Helen Sheppcrd of New York, Mis* Helen Vernay, Irs. Wight Is Guest Miss Frances Graves, Mr*. Cau4 Ounces Klim - XT’ T."r y r w r then Hutchinson, Mr*. Hanford Of Honor At Party Doudncy, Mrs. A rthur .Vaughan, i * ■ ’* Ounce Gelatin I Mrs. Husky Wight who with Mrs. Grant Wilson. Mrs. Benjamin W hitner Jr., Mr*. Raymond Phil­ Add flavor or frultn nnd freeze. W hul can lie a b etter refreshm ent on a Plr. Wight leave* Sunday foi lips, Mrs. George S. W inner and mowling Green, Ky. where they Miss Betty Waring of Summerville hot Hummer day, or n more enjoyable food? p ill spend the sum m er-w as the S. C. ■ . Im est of honor Friday evening at Wc have a good supply of PU K E CREAM and FRESH SW EET MILK HOLY ( ROSS CHURCH P very delightful bridge party * V ’ • w* ■ '1 , 1 ; *• -j to take care of your needs uh well an our own requirem ents.. Our milk is rek>ven by the member* of thi First Sunday A fter Trinitv, P-ingcr Longer Bridge Club st the Holy Communion 7$P A. M. C h a n d le r ^reived fresh daily from two of the cleanest dairies und pasteurized in our san itary Imme of Mrs. Sandy Anderson. Church School 9:45 A. M. I G iant zinnias and ferns were Morning P rayer and Sermoh plant by experienced cream ery men. ['laced about the raonjo where 11:00 A. M. * *i , 1 . she tabUs hod been arranged foi Young Peoples Service Leagu ’ '; A ■: t ^ ( ,PJtI^iO E S^ IC^E CREAM is made according to the above recipe except Inshe games. The Vivid shades were 6:30 P. M. [repeated in tho tallies and other Promotion Sunday will he olrc roueh larger q uantities, 1 0 0 ’gallons a t a time. The m ixing 'i s done by an ice bridge accessories. served at the session of the The evening hour* were quickly Church School, when promotion c ro n i.m a k e n o f more- th an ten years experience, AH Ingredients are tested for rpent with the interesting games certificates will be awarded to all quality, and are carefully weighed und measured. r>f progressive bridge and after pupil* who have atained a passing ^he stated num ber of rounds had grade for the past year's work. been played, the prize for top Parent* and friend* of pupils are The /n u tritiv e value o t PRINCESS Ice Crca n r ta d its ease of digestion la . t hcore a bottle of toilet w ater was cordially invited to attend. 4 ' r • ' ' h*on hy Mrs. H arry Kent. Mr*. mnd cream is well knoWd. < unequkJed by any oth er food. The food value of mjlk i pVight waa given a dainty georg­ * Th«: added milk powder, besides giving a heavieir body to the cream, furnlfthes e tte handkerchief as guest prize. I At a late hour refreshm ents of additional protein and m ineral salts, all body and bene building m aterial. The . * grange Ice, individual cakes and RIGGERS DAIRY-FARM 1 .. • punch were served. Thone 3711 sm all am ount of gelatin prevents ice c ry sta ls froth form ing, and is an aid to L The players Included Mr*. F. Sweet C reaa Sweet Milk Plssky W ight. Mrs. Glenn E. Mr digestion. The use of a small am ount of gelatin in Ic? cream is now recommend- J Butter Milk f»*y, Mrs. L. M. Stephenson,.M rs. P 'arry Kent. Mrs. W urt W. WarMilk For Bablea r* r. Mrs. Frank W. Talbott, Mrs. game* H uff and Mrs. Sandy AnSANFpRD, FLOJtmA' person. - • > N O t Q I » C 9 R M I A T IQ N C I4 N M « R * C tlV IL iff Reginald Denny Milane Good Recipe that m ade1Pikes-Peak Here’s Power Here’s B ea u ty - Here’s V i — — i J !; Here’s W estinghouse Phone 634tj T h # It l»n|»rr, tln u l ISI« I it*rai» ta g al ruttre 1-dsll ns* ii S k ill lalrrm* .*!•>< I* a A I 'k U IC . T1IK1 --The; bail aball I rsg lrs weary' i.ot fu ;« * 3blr u tuod - treng tnien The ’There And ram ai in wh �rv * 7 'I '* ' ■*}: ■K • > A G E FOUR RflC ¥ A ■ - ’ * +* # X THE SANfORD HERALD, SANFORD, H& M PA SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928 INVENTOR MARES Yankee Pluck Gets FRANCE BLAM ES Praise From Flyer SUCCESSFUL H OP On Pacific F l i g h t AMERICA FOR ITS Be RestraiM d From Lures IN QUEER PL A N E CRISIS IN W INES Of European Temptations BRIBANE, A ustralia, June 9. — (IN S )— “Yankee pluck" was C aptain George W hite. Feels praised by Cnpt. Klngsford-Sm tth Declares Loss Of Its B i g g e s t Vr» E lated O ver HLs A ttem pts By Davis J- Walsh C ustom ers Has Caused Surforth its p art in the successful To Gel W ing-Flnpplng Con­ _ plus WhlcW T h reaten s To International Uewa Service Sports trivance To Soar Into Air trnns-Pacific flight of the South*, Editor In ju re Q uality Of Product ern Cross from Oakland, Calif­ NEW YORK, Jun* 2 — (IN S )— ST. AUGUTIN e T Fin., Juno 6 ornia to Brisbane. PA RIS.—June 5. France may Mr. Lawsom Rol ertson, . hodd Completion of n succcss'ul flight Speaking nt a civic welcome quit drinking wine! And America keeper of the trained biceps and in his w ing-flapping orlnthopor, n fler the Southern Cross landed mny lie indirectly responsible for other animal acts th a t will go for has stim ulated the enthusiasm with .it 10:10 A. M. Saturday, Capt. it! How come? A little m atter a European showing this sum m er, of supply nnd demand and the lo­ Which Captnln George It. White, Klngsford-Sm ith said: “ I desire to wishes to announce today • ttyat o f Stony Brook, Long Irtlnml, is pay tribute to the skill, co-opera­ cal lodging crisis. the joy ride will not he a re g u la r­ America hns plenty of cellars, delving into rcBcnrch work in no tion nnd pluck of my Yankee com­ ly scheduled event this yenr on but supposedly, no wine. France attem p t to perfect n machine rades.’’ hns plenty or wine h u t no callers. tho Olympic program a t A m ster­ •which con mechanically sim ulate a There were two A ustralians and America is blamed partly for dam. At least, said he, there will bird’# flight. two Americans on board the plane. the cellar crisis. Prohibition cut bo no American participation In Captain White, n form er arm y Capt. KIngsford-Sm lth and Cap­ the contest nnd I know his asse r­ aviator, has been engaged in his tain Charles Ulm arc the Austrnil- off one of France's best custom ers tion will come ns a blow to our present work for some year*, inns. The Americans are navigator while French vinegrowers, having hope of gaining recognition a t an building hia present ship at his H nrry W. Lyon and radio operator regained their pre-war stride, pro­ interesting nnd highly specialised duced more than could bo con­ .horn* in Long Island and then Jam es W arner. form of competition- A few of the sumed at home and abroad. shipping it here for trial. lads nt Paris in 1024, ns a m atter There has been n continuous Consequently, the surplus filled , ’ i lie has previously succeeded in ovation for the aerial quartette of fact, gave indications th at they French cellars to the bursting g ettin g a wing flapping orinthoper ever since they landed, They have would be ripe for the international o ff the ground, but believes that been made national heroes regard­ point, a fact which may hnvc caus­ championship, w ith n little- p rac­ ed American tourists to rem ark. his present ship gives promise of less of nationality. The streets are tice, So they practice! asHidously. being the nearest perfect he has bofiagged nnd the airmen are sur­ "Give me n room in the cellar.'’ It ^sccnis, however, th at Mr. The argum ent sounds like sly yet built. rounded with cheering crowds <>f propaganda from the vinegrowers Robertson, in checking over his , The orinthoper is propelled by en thusiast^ whenever they appear association which has never ceased tally sheet, noted th at the Internathe feet ntui Captain W hite be- in public. - - r - ' to tem pt the A n m jiw Ijevos he has discovered secrets Parliam ent sent a $115,000 check oT bird flight which will...ivtuJJr. ' in'recognition of the flight. A the Noel Potent, boulevard restaurant, winners in this event So, much as the fflrfne.ti fly oH I ts own power letter accompanying the check has ju st had to action 40,000 bot­ he regrets the circum stance from a fte r he has completed observa­ said the aviator "hod accomplish­ tile .standpoint of ethical develop­ tions in tow-hops which he is now ed the seemingly Impossible." The tles of "rare vintages" to clear i. ment, nr something, lie has decided passage in its cellar. A few yearn .c&pcrimuhiing with. t! nl American entries can be w ith­ plane is expected to hop off for . I h h orinthoper is hitched to an Sydney within lit hours. It wilt hence the wine would have brought drawn, forthw ith, w ithout affec t­ automobile nod pulled along the leave Sydney for Melbourne on more than twice the amount yield­ ing our success, except maybe for bench n t a slow pace. On one of Wednesday. The plane was over­ ed on the block When restau ran ts begin to hold | the belter. th o le flights, the ship was towed hauled and found to he none the For one thing, the ringm aster bargain sales in wine posterity .100 feet, although W hite left the worse for the violent storm it is nil for uplift this time and every will suffer, according to I be con­ wings horizontal and did not a t­ passed thrugh onroulc to this noisseurs. Wine is adm ittedly at bicep will be required to give nn tem pt to work them . A fter the city from the Fiji Islands. its best between the ages o f'fiv e ! “ccou" t of in" ° « nt wanderings elevation lever was pointed t > the The Southern Cross left Oak­ n *,ran,Kc ,aml- * or “ nolhcrtake off position the plnno slowly land, Calif, on Miiy .'ll making to 10 years. Liqueurs continue change of venue, it seems, will to improve for a century. clim bed‘lip nnd then sottlod just about achieve Mr. Robertson's stops at Honolulu ami Suva, Fiji The connoissuers foresee that to the earth gracfully. These trials Islands. The 2150 miles jum p from purpose autom atically The shift >n lack of cellar space w ill force res( have proved to W hite th a t the ship Oakland to Honolulu was made in tau ran ts to keep their stock m o v I locale from Puris to Am sterdam is bouyant nnd responsive. 27 huurs and 2H minutes. The 3,* ing rapidly, in bthor words selling he intim ates, will he like walking A s‘ soon as the inventor lin» 158 miles from Kauai Island, H a­ ou\ on Gnlli Curci to bear a tro m ­ made enough runs to become th o r­ waii, to Suva. Fiji Islands, was wine before il has properly m a tu r­ bone recital in the Bronx, ed. Then, with only comparatively oughly fam iliar w ith the sentive­ "Am sterdam -is a vety c mservamade in Hi hours and 55 minutes. n d s of the orinthoper. he and his The final legs from Nnselni Bench, raw wine available the discerning tive city," said lie, without visi­ Frenchman who takes the geneofriend, Hamilton 'W rig h t, Jr., of Fiji Islands to Brisbane-—1,702 logy of his liquids ns a family ble relish. "It it only in the last New York, who is aiding him with two years that they have perm it­ his experim ents, plan to take the miles— was accomplished in 21 m atter will cense to drink hours and 18 minutes. A sserting th at more "good cel- ted dancing in public and there is ship down on the beach nnd ns The fliers, aboard their sturdy lam " have departed than remain, soon ns n good head-on wind is tri-m otored craft, bridged the cncounted cither up or down the Pacific from Oakland, Calif., to Theophile Rcnnudcu:'. in the “ Pe­ tit Bleu" says: "It is indeed sad­ beach begin m aking tow hops. Brisbane, A ustralia, a distance of dening to write of our celebrated Should these be successful, the Captain W iiite will undoubtedly 7,200 miles—in eight days. The vintages afte r having been forced try his first hop through the air font w h s accomplished in the first to ask for the 'sommelier' f' three hops of their scheduled 78,00- bottle of Vichy and a gins-, Avlth tho ship flying under his own niile flight from Oakland to Syd­ milk." power. An autom obile will probably Lovers in Paris have no cause to l |>e unad to get it into the air, n» ney, it was significant that tw o ' wnrrv s spring. In spite on previous attem pts, but the towopC Will be dropped as soons as A ustralians autjj t\vp yVl||rtiuaii> rigorous orders for a thot-nigh tty Monsieur ho ship hns attained alii- should be p afty t •( the histone cm* * cleaning up of the city brace of llie two countries on op­ Chinppc, Prefect of Police, has tudex sufficient for it to begin posite sides of the vast Pacific, not yet put his foot down in public operating under its own power. The third over-w ater hazard of the j kissing and several gendarm es who The orinthoper is n skeleton long flight was made w it h t lie recently "ran in" some charming liku stru ctu re covered over with a transparent covering of great same high coinage anil grim de­ couples who wore affected by the I term ination that spelled Mieees- on bright sun, singing birds, etc., resisting power. the two previous hops. The fliers 1 have learned to their dismay that had to fight storm s for most of i Baris still condones outward >igils At The Milano Todav tile way of affection. For two hour Finlay night tin"Then- would bo another Revo 1 Southern Cross was gripped by lution in Frnneu" .say-, one „f tin tin- wildest storm that it had cir handsome gendarm es on duty in , countered on the entire trip Fly­ one of the popular parks, "if tining blind through a deluge of rain, authorities followed the example tile plane struck air pockets Hint of America ami began to forbid caused it to drop suddenly 566 to *V * * 1 406 feet. Through it all. however, kissing j„ the streets " A short time ago, certain French the motors roared “ sweetly," and newspapers took up Hie m atter, though the plane slipped and d rip ­ tmt only in B light spirit. They ped and careened wildly, it held know that fond affections will be List to its course. disploycd in the parks and streets • The fliers agreed th at the hop as long as there is a Frenchman in from Fiji to Brisbane contained them. "more thrills" than cither the Almost any stree t, large or 3106- mile jump from Hawaii I<■ F i­ small th at leads to the working ji, or the 2100-niile hop from Cali­ center ran be called a little "lovers fornia to Honolulu Confidence in lane" early in the morning. Arm their ship to w eather the storm in unit, hand ill hand, couples si.-oil was never lacking, they said. along, cooing like tu rtle doves and perfectly obvious to all passers-by. One wonders how they all, happen rw fu n GOOD MORNING. JUDGE." to In- going in the same direction PPG'HALD l)E N N Y and if they are all co-workers. Not rfC C /A i. all of them, perhaps Here is one c u p le who m ust part at the sub way station. j "A midi, nmn chcri, f | | nu-el you here at lunch-time," says th e 1 girl, holding out her hand. Bui the young man does not | ree* 5 T * er content himself with that. T heir is a long, long kiss—and they part for three hours. Nearly all of the “cops" say tliej would close their eyes or else -oiigh hard so the delinquents would know they were there ai d then run if new orders came sup­ pressing thu present pleasant con­ dition of things. "Que voulci-vous," they say "we huve all done the same thing —more or less!" In 16 years time m otorists will be unable to get out of the city4IT* I 141TJ gales on a fine Sunday tuunving, according to people with a liking for figures und n little observa tioa When the day duwnx bright ami sunny, every owner of a ear | * 4173 TRIM SPORTS FROCKS in the city prepares to take a turn. The curved two-piece hip yoke ac­ With the growing increase of autocentuate' the slim straight lines of the mobile-owners and the continued r .F O R SUMMER EVENINGS model at the left. The crossed neck­ narrow thoroughfares, the situ a­ band may be replaced by a small rolled tion is becoming critical. From the T he evening coal above ii a looie collar which extends into a trimmingwrap-around model that will not crudi band reaching below the belt. Two Ate de Triompbo to the Boric the dainty frock worn beneath it. shade! of linen, twrrd with a silk Maillot there is always n solid Hither a ihjw l collar or a flat tauare blouse, figured and plain radium arc procession of ears which can only one of self-fabric forms an attractive among the smartest fabric combina­ proceed ut a crawl. Outside the and inexpensive substitute for the fur. tions. gate, things are not much better Metal cloth, velvet, or a heavy crepe The point which gives the slenderiz­ and one must drive many a weary de Chine are appropriate fabrics. In ing effect to the frock at the right ki om eter before the line can pro Icaslu it inay be used fur street wear. marks the line where the skirt sec­ eet'd a t any speed, •' The bouffant gown is an ideal tions are attached diagonally. A smart choice for a dance frock, or as the appearance results from matching the BIHIIOP IMPROVES Costume for an attendant i t a Summer lower aection of the skirt with the ored4i>V- The raj>e collar, effectively pocket and neckband. Tweed-printed trimmed with a beaded design in con- and plain silk may be used,1while for 6 CV i C" J u »c traiting colors, may be omitted by active sports wear two shades of flan­ L T " Nr ,r S ,eu Jy Improvement * Hon n t ' t ,0d*y in thC COndl* who prefer the unadorned neck- nel are rhic. A soft taffeta is the most suitFirst Model: P ic to r ia l Printed Pattern N& 4206. Sizes 14 to II Guerry u'Z R*V' ' vr»»*m A. 'w r - * * years, J4 to 44 bust, 45 cents. rial. Modd: Pictorial Printed b. his Jlh, S W I M : very little of that. There was plen­ ty of high life to be seen in Paris but Am sterdam is another m atter entirely. Any time the in h ab itan ts W ant .a little excitem ent, they take V walk out on the tow path nnd look at tho canal " Incidentally I note by the ccn* ,sus th at Am sterdam has a m atter •of 760,000 pccople and it is my judgem ent th at when you get as many ns th at gazing excitedly la n canal, the effect hns a rath er severe reaction upon your tendency to grovel in the n ear­ est home trougni. Maybe It will be for the best, n t th at, even nt this early date, I have a lot of confi­ dence in our grovelcis. Given the proper inspiration, they can hold their own with any of them. It is suspeeted, anyhow, th at re ­ gulations will succeed even where Amsterdam fnils According to .Mr. Robertson, each athlete is to be presented with a pamphlet, with which he nitty speed the leisure Jioui's; It will tell him in great detnil exactly w hat he is not to do. And it may be added th at the coaching s ta ff and committee will be in a position this year to see that lie spends most of his time doing none of these things. For the lads will be quartered on a boat in rrld-stream and say one does n* walk over the side in a case like th at | will) any de­ gree of nssurunce; jj Wj vcnluiy later, t h e ' ’daughters of these two political- antagonists muy meet to carry onl the fight. Like her father, Mm Owen is an enthusiastic en'nlpaignrr. She hns travelled nearly 8,0t)0 miles in her auto, called the | Spirit of Florida* and made ,600, speeches in tier four month campaign. , Mrs. McCormick, vvidoi’ or Sen­ ator McCormick f it) of Illinois, nlso travelled extensively over the state In q u e s t1pf | the nom­ ination. Mrs. Owen's i husband, a m ajo r in the ljmt»)i Army, died last yyear of wJupils. m iitnin<*d during <hanged the figures as follows: Douglass 1,405; Dcas 1,144. i The final count in the rnco for county Sharon ounty Judge .lunge gave gave J. .i. G.* u . nnuron 1,662 nnd Wilkinson 1,050. The tootal tal f o r county superintendent of Public Instruction was: Lawton (Continued from pagie 1.) For commissioner of agricul­ 2,271 nnd Maxwell D25. The firs t choice count in the tu re this county gnvo N athan sh eriff's race was: Brady, 731; Mayo, the incumbent, a trem cn- Hand, 1,065; McClelland, 682; doi£i lend over his opponent, Will W alker, 281. The sheriff received S. Sparkman. Mr. Mayo’s m ajori­ 168 second choice votes nnd Mr. ty here was in. proportion to his McClelland 291, giving the fol­ m argin of victory eldew here, in lowing to tals: Hand 1,203; Mc­ tho stnte. The county vote was ns Clelland, 1,275. On the face of second choice follows: Mayo, 2,202; Sparkm an, tabulation Alexander Vaughan, ■116. A. S. Wells, candidate for rail­ county tax assessor, was returned road commissioner from group to offico by a lend, bis m argin of ono received more- titan a two to victory being more than 500 votes. one vote over W. AV. Phillips'. Ti;c firs t -choice tabulation gave Ho was also running well ahead the following results: Chittenden, in the state ns a whole. The local 976; Kilbce, 502 and Vaughan 1,« tabulation gave Wells 1,876 and 455. Second choice from Kilbec Phillips 807. In group num ber two changed the standings to Vaughan Finnk Kay Anderson, n Seminole 1,676; C hittenden 1,060. The results in the ruce for County man, carried the county drapito the fact that Mm. Tt. L. county prosecuting ntorney were Lconardy, 1.520; Eaton, incumbent, is fa r in the as follows: lend in the stnte. The total in White, 1,487. For county com­ this race is ns follows: Anderson. missioner from d istrict num ber 678; Cassidy, 526; Mrs. -Eaton, two, John Mcisch received 2,261 and I). H. C. Rabun 528. From 805 and Curl H argraves 200. Senator J. J. P arrish received d istrict five S. F. Long was elec­ nearly a four to one Vote over ted over J T. McLain, 1,369 to Phil W. Roberts. The totnl was 617. In d istrict three F innic P arrish, 2,106; Roberts 588. Sen­ Evnns received 1,565, W. B. Bal­ ator PurrVh also carried Bre- lard 1,030 ami D. M. Douglass tabulation vard county by a large m argin. k’50. Second choice C. W. Entzm lngcr nnd L. P. gave Evans 1,648 nnd Ballard 1,. M i m Hagan were nominated to repre­ 676. E. T. Haines and C. W. Cul­ sent the county in the next ses­ sion of leg islature. Mr. Hagan pepper were elected on the coun­ fo r-h ijr^^C itf^lv rn V , Mr. Entz* ty school board from districts two nnr;*rK"T*iWrr.l M. M .' Lord. 2,- nnd three. Mr. Haines defeated 615 to *706. Mr. Hagan bent two L. J. H artley and Mr. Culpepper others, J. R. Lyles and R. W. won from M. E. Dooley. The I’earnirn. The totals were: Hagan, final counts were; Hiiinep, 1,366; r,255; Lyles 650; Pearmun 010; H artley, 617 and Culpepper, 1,Tabulation of Mr. Penrm an's 416; Dooley, 65(1. second choice votes gives the For justice of peace from dis­ final count of Hagan, 1,588 and trict four O. P. Herndon was victor over four others. The totals Lyles 1.100. Vance E. Dougliy.s, clerk of were: J. M. C haffer, 408; O. P. circuit court, led It. It. Ib-as, his [ Herndon, 863; M. W. Lovell, 46'.*; nearest opponent, more than Kill David Speer, 476 and D. D. Wellvotes nnd tabulation of the second hot», 216. Second choice votes choice cut this lead some tint not from C haffer, Speer and W ell­ enough to d etract from Mr. Doug­ born gave the final count as lass' victory. F irst choice count Herndon 1,151 and Lovell 627. It. (’. Wilcox won the consta­ wn» ns follows: Douglass 1,332; Dens, K60; T hrasher, 866. The ble's race in the fourth district. pccond choice of Mr. T hrasher The count was as follows: B ryan c o u n t y ’s Vo t e SHOWS S M I T H IS U N P O P U L A R BATTLEGRni STERNEROV Y J / Y / Y 'i r v 'tr * UUU V \ mm ] .»■ ,.*■I lvE5tti■ p i » - * £ rv Daily Fashion Hint 328, K ini aw 25(1. Smith Tutu 047, Vickery 108. 887. Wilcox polled 220 choice and Tate 202 The count being Tate K16 and cox 1, 107. Made for one purpose to promote pleasure Cam el is attuned to the m ood Daily Fashion Hint of the sm oker w ho seeks plea­ su res r a th e r th a n panaceas* > O ffered as a cheer n o t as a cure* C Stout S U U U l- !* (Continued from „ w V in which the ipckntl tlie grass roots predict J J of Hoover in the N0Vfn lion. Still another i, ^ alienee of A. \V. Mt>|0n W hitcS House and tv. certainey that C a l j l t to have at least 150 first ballot. These Cooldigc vote, suplied front New Yurlt land, Cook County, Mj perhaps a few SyU The I/owden people for themselves, and enough favorite fpr, about to make up ^ i m ajority, according t , t computation. The Hoover mutiip^j stance, h aw had to mi estim ates of New York J ngo, n week ago. thrv x«tt| ing a minimum uf i; New York’s large dtlm 60. Today they admit Hoover will not havt 9. 27 or 28 from New Yurt firs t ballot, although t W the others will in- fon later. The present indinti th a t New York will vgp 00 on the firsuUllut (j, Coolidgc. The position uf ('harlti l, les-, who admittedly contr-b■] jo rity of the New York 1 som ewhat anomalous, Hei. books opposed to ([mu, favor of drafting Coolidp voted consistently acii«t| seating of the Hoover delr;i| the contest before the rj committee. Yet tie lm> r.ot j openly at least, the lent I coalition that u fum-tioBuJ actively against Ii over is] sns City. J 1 I. * 1 S Si If a ll cigarettes were as f ;ood o s Cnntrl yow w o u ld n ’t h e at' a n y th in g special treatments to m good fo r the throat. Not flint? i r r n th e place of choice tz �ft r a a 8 A N F 0 R P IIEWALP. SANP01 'RIPA, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928 PAGE FIV * MANY INJURED tnford Dally Herald NT AD RATES Help Wanted (L e trn l A d a ) 22 Real E state For Exchange (L c g n l A d a ) for I'ri'il. BOSTON, June !>— (INS)*— 40 * person* were injurcil this afternoon In n crash between .two 7 street r a n outside to the suburb* near Kenmo.o station. The cans.! were crowded with home-goer* and baseball Tans bound for ttui Uravcs-Pirates and 'Boston CoH ’ lejfo*!Ioly Cross games. W. K. W I M T K , WILL TRADE: Several building As S p e c i a l X l n s l . r In C h a n c e r y xvhS o n a n p i i o t u : lots, free and clear, for small Snllcllur* for t'onipbilnonl. house in Rood section. Your prico ihone ads, will be received must be riRht. In answering this IN r i n r i . ’IT COt’ItT OF TI1K s cause, o th erw ise said lll l l Of patrons and collector sent TWKNTY T lfMill J I ’IIUIAI. c m . t .A K 1M IRRN IK Y N . ' U l U ’O l t AT ION . Ct hoi m nd rIvp complete information as p la in t will h e t a k r n a s c u n - ; r i'I T OF n.llKMIA. IN AMI Ftltt sdiately fo r paym ent. a c n riioratlon. C o m p la in a n t, HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS to size of house, location, and l e s s e d h> y ou, n n d e a c h n f yntt, and MIIVOl.i: COIXTV. IN CHAN. t h i s c a u s e w i l l p r o c e e d e x p a r t e . . cJ no ------------------ 10c a link For somo ambitious young men price. Address S. B. D. Core The I'KHV, < 11 . it. i . k i ’o n . M A t m i c i : i . r i ’o n . s u it beln if t o n o s ____ ,____ _______ _— 8c a line or young Indies who want to Herald. A little ad from 25 to 50 words will sell o r . i m o c i t i.. w h i s k , j . c m : s T 7 : n I.UON \V. F C l . l m T K I N . F I I A X K ri Tmhoev e naa st u ar e c lnofu dtlila upon th e till* tn P.XHTIN and CllAltLKH A FAII\Vt:iHS. a n d T I I H i) 8 TUACHH. c o nes --------------- ---------- 7c a line l h a follna rltiK d e a e r l l i e d p ro p erty , learn a good trade and get a good T1N. Cnmplulnanla, i m r t n r r s . t r n i i l n a u n d e r t h e f i r m s l t ti u t p In t h e C l lv f H a n f o r d , H em rime ra te s on request. position when they huve become W ILL EXCHANGE: Building lot n a m e n m l e t y l e ■>( I.. W F. I n - Mole C o u n t y F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : s' V I 'H T M H N T C O , l U 'f c n i l s n t e . for automobile. Lot is worth J O S E P H M A R R K P O N P A n n d w ife , competent. Have situations avail­ l e d * « a n d T o f Il lo e k 4. T l o r S o reduced rates aro for O l l llF .lt O F 1*1 l l l . l t ATIOV e l nl. I >e f e n d a Ills. a c t * o r d ln e t o K. If. T r n f f o r U 'a able every few dayr. If interested from $500 to $800. Address Box T i l l : MTATK O F F I . O U I D A T O — MI'IT T O q i ’I R T TIT1.F. cutlve insertions. M ap o f t h e C i t y o f S a n f o r d . , a property worth thousands of dollars 134 care The Herald. T itljo sT itA t ss . w . sttii IIIIIIK H O F P I H M C Y T I I I V ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford du ly r e c o r d e d a m o n g t h e P u l i - Y',a re words of average le n g t h S l r e e l , lt*>om» l u O t - S - S - t , N K W The s t a le of F lo rid a to: lie R e e o r d s <if S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , j ; Herald nffice.Hc will he glad to ‘ Y l i l t K C IT Y . N K W Y O lt K , m o l II. J o s e p h M. A r r e d n n d a a n d ------ A r25— Exchnnjro punted * line. F lorida, II t .K I ’ON. M A I 'I I I C i : I . K I ’ON explain it to you. re if n n d a . h i s w i f e , w h o s e C h r l s l l n t i l n e I9 S ). yekr ninfffm charge o? 80c ter I , CON W. FK LH KTKIN. m o l tf h.eaats e c e r teaxi en c unt lende t y - nhy n a m e Is u n k n o w n . M o s e s K. L e v y K O llM W T SWAP—Perhaps you have some* F l t A N K YVCI 8 M, t h e | t l a r e o f r e s ­ m o l ----- Levy, h i s w i f e , w h o s o Insertion. I. A K B n n d O S R O R N B P . 1IF.IINfind ii buyer for a hijrh grade used car,' ide lo-e of e a c h Itelttit unknow n., C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n , W il thing you don’t need and some­ Joined hy t h e i r w lvea, u n t o e n -p artn ers, irn d ln ir u n d e r t h e IH»N, t la m T r n v r r * a n d ------- T r a v e r s , h is l l l ' . o HTRAKHH, a s atto rn ey In one else has something you want f i r m n a m e a n d s t y l e n f L \Y. F. T oper classification. w ife, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e is u n ­ F a c t f F . I N V K H T i t T N T 7I N V K fIT M K N T l.*o„ O. f e r o l n n t s : — t ' O . u oer n .Ip- a r XV. k n o w n . C u r r i e A. .M itchell, . l a m e s Ith at they no longer find use for— rsh ip , com posed of | an erro r is made The San- | Ii n p p e u r l i m f r o m it s w o r n lllll II. II L K I ’i>.N.t n e MAI M itc h e ll a n d H a r r i e t t A, M i te h e ll. H IC K f.KI*ON, make an exchange through this Herald will b* responsible his w i f e . J H e n l e y H n s k l u s o n , a l s o ..f C o m p l a i n t (lleil In (Ills c a u s e I.) I.I P tN Y V F F . I .nsT K lN , FRANK 1 lie C o n i p ln l t io n t . (lint y o u . T l l l ' . o sell out a business— or do any of the I u o w n a s J II. I l o s k l i i s o n , a n d ------classification. Call 14B for service. 10-A P o u ltr y a n d E g g a VVKIHS n m l T H K O S T R A I ’SS. d a t e d knly one Incorrect insertion, I lost. I iinoii, h i s w if e , w h o s e C h r i s t ­ STIIAPMS, a r e a r e s i d e n t o f a S t a l e l l c l o h e r S i t h A. D. 1931. d u l y r « - . [advertiser lo r subsequent ian n a m e Is u n k n o w n , \V II C l a r k o r C o u n t r y o i l i e r tliuii tin. H in te nl c n l e d nmnUK t h e P i i h l l c R e c o r d s 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale. mol A n n in R d a r k , hi* w if e , su m o* F l o r i d a a n d t h a t y o u r i>re»eot u<|. of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , tionn. The office should be MY ENTIRE flock of fine R. I. Florida, Ih l i m e s r e f e r r e d l o n s A n n i e li F l a t It. ■It e s s a n d ' p l a c e of r e s i d e n c e a s p a r ­ fteeil (lo o k *9 » n p a n e ■ 4*2, a d d [ied immediately in case of Reds and W'hitu Plymouth HOUSEHOLD" FURNITURE—No F r a n k * • XVord a n d — W o r d , ftln t i c u l a r l y « s In k n o w n l o t h e Coin- t h a t an* a m i a l l c l a i m * w h i c h y o u \V. l l l l i H lrr-I, w h o s e C hrl.siltin n a u i e Is u n ­ p l u ln u t i i. Is hundreds of important things that can kwire, • Rocks, high egg strain, trap-nostod doubt there are several pieces of I m u - ; - a . ..v, NKYV Y O ltK o r a n y of y o u m a y h a v e o r - m a k e in n o w n . tl IV. S l e l f f nio l —■— Mleltf. I l o o m s n n d to s a h l l a n d s , t h e «uh)ifct o f stock, at bargain prices. Ail sizoi discarded, furniture in your home Ms Wife, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is C I T Y . N Y.. a p d l lo il t h e p r e s e n t ■ahl I .ease, m a t he l e r m l i i a t e d a n d TO ADVERTISERS n i l d r e s s a n d p l a c e of r e s i d e n c e of u n k n o w n , l .iie lu s f . M i t c h e l l m id including 45-four month pullets th at are no longer of value to you c a n c e l l e d hy a d e c r e e of t h l * COMft. —• .Mitchell, Ills w i f e w h o s e C h r i s t ­ >011 t h e r a i d i l II I .K I ’O.V. MAFICIt I, h e r o l.y o r d e r e d t h a t t h l * N o ­ I.K I’ON. t.K O N \s I 'K I .l* . H erald representative that will In* laying when eggs are —turn them into ensh . . . a Her­ ia n n a n o Is u n k n o w n . J a m e s VY. IC i : tic e a n d o r d e r he p u h lls h e d in t h e STKI.N. mol F R A N K \V KISS. Is u n ­ l l l c k s a n d W ine r t it >1. I l l c k s . ( s o m e ­ scarce anil high. Call utul see at ald Classified Ad will put your anford lle r a ld . n n e w s p a p e r, p u h oughly fam iliar with rates t i m e s c u ll e d M K l l h k s l _ h l s w i f e . k n o w n 0 01. 1 1 l |o « J 'u m p l n i o . i hi h o l e - H be asked of it any day of the year. lls lo l In H a n l o n l , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . and classification will any time. II. I. Koontz, Lougwood, messngo before thousands of read­ , V II T a l i a f e r r o m o l - — T a l l a f e r ; I n . - m o l l h . i t > oil a n d e a c h o f y o u ' F l o r i d a . *.ne». a w e e k f o r f o u r ( 4 ) , 7 ; -~,t/if ( i . i. hi* w If*-, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n fiunie a r c 'ovcY lip* i li a - p f tvveilty'»oin* :rdii"e|'Ul|v«r w e e k * , n n d t h a t a c o p y —— 5<!Wi ers. ('all 148, today. you complete information. Fla. 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M e t ' r a r y nn*l '*.» oil. »* nl a s C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t cr $15.00 Simmons beds coil T i l KIlKKt iltK , t h i s Is to c o m ­ M a r t .1 M e C r a r t , M s w i f e . J n t n e s m a n d \ o h II II I .K I ’ON. M A I 'R I C K o f t h e t w e n t y - t h i r d J u d i c i a l C l r VV. i l l s n m l M K I l l s . Ills w if e . I.I! MAURY IF LONELY: Join ‘ The springs mahogany trawugou $8.50 fn n o u n c c m c n is I.KON \V I 'K I . l iMTKIN. r u l l of t h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a . In n n d I h e r I' P o r t e r , a ls o k n o w n a s I.. C I .K I’ON. S e m in o l e C o u n t y , o n t h l* 24 d a y Childs $15.00 auto $3.50. Tricycle Successful Correspondence Club.’’ VVKIHS. niol T H K O of of r Mat P orter, und P o r t e r . hi» w ife , F R A N K A I) . 192*. (Legal Notices) (Legnl Notices) w i n c e C h i l s i l a r t n a m e Is un it now n. KTIt t l 'S K . l o i i e r a o n n l l ) to* a n d a p ­ Reliable description free. Box 550, $1.75. Langley Apartments. Phone Y. F.. n O t ’ni.AHH, M is J a n e K M e P o n n l d , K Hy P a l m ­ p e a r b e f o r e . . o r C i r c u i t C o u r t a t ISIFIED Advertising will 052-W. C lerk C ircu it C ourt. Oakland, California. s .m to i d . S em in o le C o u n ty , F lorida a f o r e s a i d e r a n d Vllce \V, P a l m e r , Ills tt if,*, am i rhutte lfx of t h e a b o v e n a m e d Ily A. M. XVKI5KR. lulate your business a t very JAS n HIIAHON. S a n f o r d ( ‘m i l t A m o r i m loti, a r o r - W i l s o n a m i T u o i n e r F e r l l l l z e r Coni- o n ilo ?n.l da> i*f .Inly, A IV KI2S, D e p u ty C lerk. C o u n ty J u d g e . l*tirnt Ion, l o c a t e d in t h e F l r u t Na- p.ifi), :■ l o r p o r n t l o n , J VY i C i a t . s , 1 to POTATOES delivered at *1.00 a .lav heliiK .1 i t u l e P a y **f ( C I I U T 'I T C O U R T HI5Al->, [cost. Herald W'ant Ads cnc.i sa i d C o u r t , lo m a k e a n s w e r l o tlo < s i : a i .> <. V o ic e V Y Kurd, a c o r p o r a t i o n . tloti.il H:inl% 11 111 1s|Intr. S a r i f 'ir d . S e m ­ 12— W A N T E D bushel. These are culls, too smnll pach thousands of people— l o l l *•1 C o m p l a i n t th is d a y f i le d HA Ml' 151. H n i H I I T O N . S m i th , e o - p m t n e i in o le f o u n t ) . Flotixla* I'.'l lilliiR T t so n n n d for shipping, and more trouble to 5 i ini 1' o Yni.f !i J v a l H s l n m h> t h e C o m p l a i n a n t I n H olli'itor for C o m p l a i n a n t . who w ait and watch fo\x it Ii file * . I A rt Ms l a l ,l„ t,i,> l o i - l i o . - a s T> s . . u ' a'.’l,o, lil " M i \ T im riv ii. r o i i t T o f i i n r - t "ab l u e t h. 4 y so n a n d s m ith , n corpor.ilo.ii, 'lassificd pnge—people who WANTED Piano to rent must he prepare for rooking tlinn the large O H tl I I I 1V A I, r o t A T I , F I . O l l l l l A . i .lhliis'l. I d l . i x i i t , l i'tli r nIi *’, xxlth T oi M a c h in ery f.*uipitii> A M ER IC A N A O K I C r i . T W f A l . f I|l**S. | XXMOll l illhR I jh llM ’t i.'1 X Ck*; c15o r pto'lo ones but just ns good to eat. Tele­ poking for opportunities and r u i h . n . t ' a i n a n d t t 'l t e r r y . t >11II S t t a l R h i t I*.1 I 1 k , 1 Si * n.*Ki .in l i e r « in good condition. Address K. (i. C I I K M I i 'A I . C O M P A N Y , I ' l u l n t l f f , e r i 'o l n t n i h y . a c o r p o i n t Ion. ,'etilu phone your order in the evening to . I Sxxlxfl f h u i r . 1 T > |o 'th at the Want Ad page is • H. c o Herald, I’AN V. I ’t a l n t l f f . * Mlllir S itvnl S t o r e y C o m p a c t , a c..rx x n t e r d e s k . I l4ir»-e I»enk, 7 775. vn of opportunities. Your m es­ p o r a t lop. if ll \ Imt, a n d If .-111.» i t!4hls*A. 1 xinall I.In.*)*’urn m i k ; l1 I H A V E I 8 6 0 A C R E S O F A G R I C U L T U R A L L A N D A S FIN E M S T u l N H I - T . I >*•( c itd u n t Ini Re t .t m d . iim riliia 1 i**xx altelvei^, a n t mi a ll .if s a i d d e f e n d a n t s he on this page will produce re N o n t i j o r . H i i r m r r ' N h a l f . A S A N Y IN T H E S T A T E O K F L O R I D A , m o s t u f it p r a i r i e FOR SALE rlieap $40.00 re frig er­ d e a d , t h e n i tin i 'I r a , d e e l s e e s . i* I'efleil S[in», |x* ti* r*., i i het k pi Noll**' | m l i r n b y k I x «*ii t h a t t m at a cost tiiat is surprisingly WANTED: To buy second hand Inihl, r c u i l y f o r t h e p lo w o v k 'r 100 n c r e s a in 't* .ly i n n h i g h s t a l e . s oi o t h e r l a l m a n l s nm lci ator $18.50, $35.01) Princess m a­ <l«*i nm l by v i r t u e «»f a W r i t «»f Mi* ts‘**t*»i. I I •* * l» I iRhi I IMlto Mtteli- ne alaciit* o f ru lliv u tio ii. , h a n d ee.-iy *..* e a l d d c c v i s e d d, . „• W a t e r Call 148 for service. motorcycle. Must he reasonable hogany tenwngon $8.50, chillis •’«*111bill Inmh ’iI Mill of a m i 11im1«*r lh«* fIn*«kill. 1 .1f ••, I »*I *i 1 F*k|ti ni* 1 ‘»ii It *UId (let - I my*k ; ( >t ■>In 111h, a pd Mo* h e l l s . d e e i s e . - , »»f I!i«> ulio\«* Hlylcil C o u r t n m l oii.l in good condition, nox /, c-o $15.00 auto $3.50, Tricycle $1.75. tm lrcsso u rap h , 1j u r m i t i e s o i l i e r c l a l m a n l - nml* i hat 1 r. f 1 T h e soil is u ricli x u m l y l o a m , w i t h c l a y n u h s o i l . I t is in ihe flow»ii ill** atiMvi* r n t l l l c d I'iiiiNp h e a r I ...ill, | 'm i, A John ,.«|s. ill ee.|s..,|, .l..s.-ph Fill*' tested for grasses by D- Sanford Herald. I iir iluli*. ».f Hu* 11rut d a x o f J u n e . T \ |" xx ri»• i Ijm gley Ai>ls. Phone 052-W. i n g w e ll i l i s t r i i t, n m l The d r a i n a g e is p e r f e c t , w i t h a f u l l o f eight I ; . ., . m VV 11 I in sl, lain. ..e cvasi d I • It Mitch.-lI, *h Want. I . r*.'N a m i c n in t i m n d l n i ; m e (b ill of ria. Opposite Court House . <1. .lotiii 1*. nld. d i ’C e.ls.d. T lo .ln l o c l e v v n f e e t l o t w o M g d i n i m i f f c i u n t i l s, o n e r u n n i n g through Ho* RMiitla a m i f l i u t t t Im, latnlN m a t |t;i v k . l i * y,' It VNI* a s .1 W o r d , d*-e,-.i*ed, N» III.* it FOR SALE: One walnut breakfast h-ite i t s w e s t e r n s id ,. a m l t h e o t h e r n l o n g it* e aH tc rri e d g e . I t is b o r ­ m c o i n of M. H tid ii.d f 1 p iiu s t1 t*» I f — A p u r tm e n l T o r R e n t ;>i , | S, . n u n . |, t V ,ilily , F a l d w . ’ll, ileccnseii, T h o m a s K m llic it room suit $50.00 one $300.00 Im* n i m t f tin* Mint *if SIX d e r e d b y t h e S t J o h n s R i v e r on t h e s o u t h nnd b y a broad im­ W i ls o n , d e o . I M . I \ .41* lllll*. II T a l r i i T v t w o a m i j n i V . K, i n t e r r o . d e ce its. ,1- D e o u l s r lla m p r o v e d h i g h w a y oil t h e n b r t I t . w i t h a n o t h e r i m p r o v e d highway If© or Ciranailn (linger I ^ T H IS—If vnu have an apart- Electric stove $150.00. One 0x12 u Ills h xx a t on th<’ 101 It iluy of J a i l- \V II.S' l J *1.1 I lit If f 1111*11.1 de l r a s e d , I.111,. II I t . u l . ' t , i|, $50.00. Mrs. McCracken. ua I v IH25 r t ’POV I'Tfll In I b e a b o v e j t u n n i n g t h r o u g h it. I t is c r o s s e d b y t h e F . E. C. R a i l w a y with call 700. Prompt Delivery, j m rnt to rent give complete de­ Rug —------- H - .'a*-. .1 utid a ll p m l l . s a n , | i ,o h .1 -t> I. <1 i 'o t i r t . t o n i ‘tI te r w i t h t h r mini n f r e i g h t s t a t i o n o n l y o n e m i l e a w a y a n d t h e p r o m i s e of to lite m c l a i m i n g a m l n i c i , - i , •IS.1• •. tails in a Herald Classified ad. . . Drrnmwold. .»f Li IT. i’hnI m, t h n v o lr*vl*»t| u p o n a m *'f Ih. n h o v c 11.110. .I ,1, f , m l . i in " i i li n g o n t h e p r o p e r t y i t s e l f . I t tin s e v e r y u d v - a n tu g o poseas■ ---- --, •• -— —— [ t,.|| evirything there is to la* told n n d w i l l o f f r r ( o r m l e a m t t f l l ti IN T i l K I f l l l V f T s f s T f t l o r 8l!:il- III •’ll ;■a d x. It.**.* flan:* to * x. r> i m m .i : n i l \ T i , r i . o i m » \ . i i i f Ii I r Im’wi a m t h e t t liM dur f o r c a a ’i e d b y t h e l»‘s t a g r i c u l t u r a l l a u d s in t h e S a n f o r d d i s t r i c t , a n d l e lh> GREEN ENAMEL wood rouge ill tolil* tic*“ lu t o m o b i l C H ________ ___ ' limit it and you will find it much o n d 1* a l l niiL n* * ‘x it I hi’ It <*ni t| i it if «*f ill*1’ I *i»it I t 11 i ill mi* z . v r i i A i t v v i : N i : i : n <*o m i *a .m y . a *’ii u 11d :llll.l »l1 to hi M'i« b e i n g v i r g i n h i n d , is l i k e l y t o l>e f r e e f o r s o m e y e n r s f i n t n p l a n t Id il It’d «*«»i I'l .r n i io n . r i a l n t i f f — and 20 gallon w ater boiler. Mrs. in S a n lM id . St-nilnol** t 'o i i u t y . I ’l o r l d a [easier to secure a tenant. Cull 148. ■a ON*'. a m i (•* All p* 1to1»It to "1 |».l 1l »• -• d i s e a s e s a n d i n s e c t s w h i c h c a u s e so m u c h t r o u b l e o n o ld l a n d s . « x H 11111 tin 1< * fi] fiMtira of s a l e *»n A. D. Smith. Phone 10. 11*X 'l ItI a n d «vt .1. •*( 1 hell i * D O L H lft ------------------------- --------- ~ ’I.itin M >x‘ I. <1. CAI.KAII.XN, I ' e f e n d a til fin- ai-i‘tiiiil ilax *if .9 ii 1> . A ! ' D u r i n g t h e pti>l s e a s o n , oil t h e p a r t u n d e r c u l t i v a t i o n , it p r o ­ -i In ih** land** Inv >d x • «l IM 1t.l lure cars and Graham t r u c k s , i ' CRNISHED h;.Msekeepmg apart til l IIKIt ( I F I* f t l l . l t ‘ X T I t t N IN 1*0 a ll **i i h i ’ rlR tii. t i t l e a ml tnt**ri*Mi d u c ed n s ite l i i ' t c ro p 6 5 b a r r e l s o f p o ta to e s to t h e a c r e , nil umt* t a m *»f Ih*’ x » nit ni 1 m ents first floor. All conven- BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge «11 Hie ii I imxp mim« il M H liiiiteff n r H A II.N ta in iK N T . *|.il * min n l a ml *iic h *f Ih."in, a n d and 13th. Street. Phone 3. m a rk e te d i h i c c w e ek s a h e a d o f H a s t i n g s a n d b r i n g i n g price* T i l t : HT A T I! UK KI.UH I t 1 V T u i n ) t»efsu n s*r i*i rM**tic l n h n t n n lix, deek cruiser, thirty inch draft, imees. 31)1 fill) Street. *x li t i .......... nil H i l l II'" xx n )m i 1i. I li. I 'A I.I .A II A V. VVIlo, e p l j . s ol 111 llirm iR li s*r iiml. r h in t *411111 ill** d u l l d o u b l e t h o s e r e a l i z e d by t h e H a s t i n g s g r o w e r * . There ha* l;ii t in »i'■*4 a id i n t f i d * » in it**’ 1,Mnl Ml fully equipped, sleep* six. Price *.f HNS w COWAN Co. Auto) 111*- ;tl*i*\ • HS’t f iiitll Jie Ju n ie ilt, III 1 1'Ntilrnop iri u n k n o x x n X 4*lx ( d j u s t b e e n t a k e n o f f it a c r o p o f c u c u m b e r s s a i d b y d i s i n t e r e s t ­ Mill, In 1 1 * 1to * .11*1 Li ltdI lit 1{1* FOR RENT furnished 5 room g ar­ li h c lio ; mini*’ i n a | i | i t n r ( h u l a m i l I** t h e f u II m x x m g si* aerH u «| Im , reasonable. P. 0. Box 038. listo r and sheet metal works. toll •oxl 1* s*■mimd* • '<11III x , 1'1 * 1 e d p a t t i e s f a m i l i a l w i t h t h e c u k e d i s t r i c t s a t VVnchula, (V inter.. |*I*m *- mi |)ni**el of Inti.I Nil m i t e in H iim m nnx Iii m h f r i i iN**uad In ih*' tin am i in•I'H'I age apartm ent all modern con­ l l l t r i l I|N f l ' l l n w 1, !• I’rench Avenue. Phone 710-W. a i ’*»\*4 a m i f u r * ^ o i r n ; i m u i ** d l i r c U l ix it G a r d e n , W e b s t e r . W i l l i s t o n a n d o t h e r p o i n t s in F l o r i d a , t o b e S**nt iiu'l* «*Miiiit>. M m iila, t o - w i t . 27— M oney T o L o an veniences Plume 207. in x •*u , I. (I ( A I . I . A I I AN, n m l t h a t Tbs- Kohi i j i t i i r t i 'r l H I - l ) «*f t h e liy f a r t h e I w s t p r o d u c e d a n y w h e r e iu t h e s t a t e , a n d *nld i» i: s i * » : ii 'T h » N \ t h . \v .> i ili»* n a m e liar* Imrii riliiriird »mS»Mil Ii w s*nI Q t i u i l s T I N \V M ) of HUPS-MARMON liiltf « \\' t 1 * 9 + • I* l.«M III HI***'* at th e “ top of th e m a r k e t”. O th e r crops now g ro w in g on the K)’l Vi (t, ( h a t ) nil d** n**( r m l i l e III, FURNISHED 2 room npurtnient: t h e N*ortlirn»t V l u n r l r r ( N l ! l - t ) r , ih* \\v**t ii* • vr **i [.••? [ Sanford A u t o m o b i l e Co. i h n Mlnlc* " f F l o r i d a ; Hint jo in u( Meet loft 1* T n xx llhlilp I “i Sm it Ii l a u d s h o w i t s l e m a r k a h l u f e r t i l i t y m i d t h a t it w ill p r o d u c e private hath: sleeping porch. 311 ON WHITE nr colored property. n 111***’it i» iik * b in |irr$u*f|| |*l«4'r nf rt'KltlHiPi* | h llllI t a n R i ’ HI Ham Magnolia Ave., Phone 137. h a m p e r c r o p s o f e v e r y t h i n g t h a t c a n b e r a i s e d in t h i s s e c t i o n , It. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd f t. (111 •') nl L mI 4 in 111*»* 1. 1', III ftio x x n . Hint t h e fnrcK oniK utr u u s r M 11AM*. Mugimlin. N(» r o T H E F IR S T C O M E R S A N D FOR A L IM IT E D T IM E O N LY , o n lh» U;ir*l <1m> nf A m S h e r i f f sif Hi'I b I iih Ip i *<miii I x i «n»nim*’i n 'r d i* i : s i ‘K i i *t h i n ' i i t l . W e -i S e rv ic e A n rll, A, IV l*»;’k a n d t h a t u W i l t I a m n f f r r in g th is lund, e it h e r th e ro w o r im p ro v e d in siu u ll F lo r id a . FURNISHED HOUSE: Threi h u l l ( W L 'l nl L**l 4 iii HI*** I* **f f l m n U h m t ’iit lull In i n Imuiud I WII.MUN A. l lO Y L i:, l»; fill nf |*4i|«i 4, ,'*. *• l«till 7 III a n d l a r g e t r a c t s a t e x t r a o r d i n a r i l y lo w p r i c e s n n d o n excep­ rooms, screened porch and bath. Mortgage Loans JSUN PROOF PAINTS A 11 **i nex h I • n d m t i H iil'oti k' 1* I» i :t T i »N *1 llloi’k I* n n d nil I.Dih Tt utul * tio n a lly e a s y te r m s , h u t w ith a big d is c o u n t to b u y e r s p r e ­ • M A ll'A N V . il r n r i m r a l i o n , >n improved residence and business | r S par Varnishes and Ena- 613 E. 3rd. street. Call 498. In l lh n 'k l». .*11 iti I> K Mlt* h p a r e d tn p a y nil c a s h . T I I I ! l |l ! l* o l l K , > du a t * * ord»*rrd r l l 'n S m \ * V nl lb** l.«*x \ ( t li u i i l \ T i l t : n i l M V ( O I H T Ok' sK M property. lla. Velumma Flat Wall a n d c n m i u i i m lt’d l*» lo* a n d u|i|n*sir o n L:iki* J«aHHii(i nt‘L4iril*i»H t*» THREE room furnished cottage i n o i . i : 1 0 1 n t v * 1 *1 *0 1 1 1it v Baldwin Mortgage Co., ih** ( 'i r c i i lt 1‘u u i l in u m l (or is. Persian d a y jesso. plustico Telephone in the evening to 775 foi an appointment to sec this lbs* pln i 1li**r*’*»f n 1 $*•«***»il* *1 .it It A N I .W M A N , tlolni; liim liirh i hn h*’f«»re apartm ent. Private entrance. Scmlnol** i'i* iin i). F l o r i d a , a l th«* I'liu*’ *• *•( 1'Ll I H mmIi I •*( ill*' See e i r local Counsel, lll l l 11:• t *lxx :i 1 f 4'm u pa ft) . P I h I ii 4‘u iiri l l n u s r in S a n f n r d , S#*tnlm»l* land. It in less tli:-n 26 minute* drive front the center of Idlng clay und Plaques. SanI *111 *11«- J **■• 4*r *t to* Nu hi S*'nn 1nr, town and 1 will be glad to s h o w it t o you u| any time. ■Paint Si I7all Paper Co. G. It ; 218 French, S. it. Dlghton, Sanford, Florida. ' n u n t x . r i o r h l a . nil Ilm - n d du> of II •*Is* i *011 nl x', n m l nt pn k *■t*ft nf XM J u l y , A I* I**?1!, hnou' h r l n * a Kill** XV. M. X'Ot N G . Hughey S t r e e t A E l m A v e . k*In l llonk It **f(li*9*ii l>11«- IC*’»’ l l t A N K II \ U . I »*•( »•niluril ft, Propr. 112 W. First St. M O D ER N ' fu rn ish et) u p u rtin e n la, I *u> of ( h I n 4N*ui I a n d f a ll n»*l i»*'t!sv nf OritiM # r m m l y. I'lnrULi, I ’. I). Iliix I I 'I V l i - p h o n r 775 \ o T i u : o r N i n m o r n m u .. (itb^rvxlM* JudKm**n( b> I m f a i i lt Frigidtiirc: Murphy steel kit o f w h i c h (*oun(y (I m* 4' m i n t ) nf 29— Perm anent Waving N i *(Ii'«* li«T**h> y l x r i i tlm i »iud«*r Nipper. Signs of nil kinds. Nr*rnlrii*M' xx a n f n r m r r l x n p u r l a m i !»> \ l i i m * nf a W r i t *»f K»«** w ill b*» **ntri r d liKHiltM > oil. lien: Gii rage: excellent neighbor­ II Im Oid**rrd t h a l th in N m l c r b r Ami It a p p e a l iiik f r o m (lie hxxurn I Sanford I’ninl Si Wall Paper hood: rent very rrunoimhif. l’ark IVt 'nanent XX'avihg—lovely natur- c u i l n n Ir-viM-l mhi **f a n d itii«l•*i t lw Hill nr l*fUKi|»l(tlr»t h* r u in t h u ( y o n •«i’£iI uf ih»* iiltHif Hi\h»tl 4’iuiM mill IMihllHhrd lo Th»* Hiinffird H o rn Id al' permanenla $5.00 Apartments, No. 3, or Plume 57. *' ns low u* *r nn In I h r alu*x*• r i i l l l l H l x'diiM* l*«i»rlim ii «*xx HpMpri p u b l I n h r d III .S anford, n m l i -im'I i oi ) nxi ionx i lixlm hoitk* n r lot* n ut m u n d t*» E09 F irst National Bank Bldg «Iu(«* ih** f I r mt d a ) nf Ju iu 's l!42h, a m i S r i n l n o l o 4*ou|V() , F l o r i d a , OIICI* rllt'h rl$;hl, i l l l f •Sayer. I'M ininundlh* in<* 11ml of Ih#- * i»n«l* xx k f o r a |o*rln»l of I u <* | . ) m itnllin l In* bimfj* h«»rrlri:ibnx »• i | cni rib* it Phono 489. i»o*l I m m u l l a l u l ) a u i’««*rdliiK (lit* IT i s r r i t T I I K II VsiHtK I H I D L I I a n d c ti u lti'ln , Iaiu I n a m i l o ii c n n ill-* • S F E R Service o f a l l kinds, I'M d i n t >*io n m l • ;**-h nf y o u a r c THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ *»f F U A N I v IIA L ta I ratiMf* (•» h** • I n t r b**i»*i*f le 570-V nr 3302. C. E . IN W I T N L f I S W I I F I t r o r , I h a v e In r* t*> r**«inlr«'d (*» a p p e a r In lli»* (Lcjjal Notices) in ml e th$* mini of N I N K T V tS IX ANI» duced rate*. 317 Park. Phona ILH nf 4*4*111[till lu i Ill* 41 lirrt* in 111 20- 100 (|9(» 20) DOLLAKH. w h h .1 h * - m i n l o i i f f l u r d mv h a n d u n d nf enlng. flx lal n r a l of lli«* ( ’I r * nil I ' o i i i t *•! i h i ’* f ins** n n M**mhix (In* 2nd dax 859-J. x x mk mi lh«* M ill d a y nf I V r i 'i n b r r , in T ifi; r i n r i iT r u n i r t x v k n t v t iiiiiii j i m i i d . n u m r i n 1U27. I f r n v r r c r t 111 line n b o v r n l ) lr * | Senilnol** »' m i n i ) . I 'l n r ld a . >*n tbip ■*l JnlV, \ f» | h :“4 lb*’ «a ins* b r l i i ^ I WIGHT PRINT SHOP u Itnl* Max **$ i b i s * n m i, a t tb** A N il F O R H K 1IINOI.K COI NTV, f o u r I, t u g r l h c r xxlth ih«* fiiim nf th.* (Hi da> of Max A I * l!i2X LEPFLER APARTMENTS: furaV j: l*ul'ULAHM • ' n u l l 11 nil - 1 III S.lh(fl*1, St’llllm d c ’PY t *T* icc on any tiling In III) L0 ('MHt rt, | h a Xu I r v l f d ll|m n Rliil . IN C H A N C K IIX . tshed. 3 room and garage. A t­ F RFNI .IO5 Sl lTl l l A ('It-rk F l r c u l i i.'*»uri. S m i l n o l r 4*#nin» x 2 1••• i*l.t *.inl Hill «»f 4**mii A I 'l .T M A N , C o m p l a l n a t i t . xx III nff«*r f o r nals* a n d a ell («» th** iting. A phone call will get 1*1.illti .......... Hill i t *| *11**l III!** nf 4‘.Mini), F lurldit hlKlo'Nt u m l hcf>( hldiJor f o r c .iih tractive summer rates. Apply 804 v* Ily A m \ y i : i : k h 4'nlltpllt! 11•I Ol *n titnl l*» I h i ’ l a n d 4 man. Phone 417-W. 9 Raila l tin* f r o n t d o o r o f th** 4*<*uri V I R O l i : A F I.T M 'A N . D r l r t i d a n l Magnolia. Phono 280-W. I »r|iiil y 4 'l**i k illlHl*’ *|*’I4*’| |l«*’*l •(Ini III di-f.lltll I I oubx- ill H ulifurd, K r m t n n lu I ' n i m t ) . O I I I I K I t O F I ' l ’n i . l f ' A ’I'ION. [ Avk. lht-r**nf U l|4*«11 |*rn *’**llfI'KHij XXill V n u a r o h e r e b y u r d i r f d utui r ^ - F l o r i d a , xxltlilti ilm I**k o I Imiir#* of VVILMIN ^ ItOYK.i:. In* *' ol 4 > t « i| niraiii'l x oil At lorn**) $ 4 f o r r i n l n i l f f Small garage apartm ent. Tail 251. •lulrt'xl t o ««!** 011 i h e Afcond d a ) o f July* A a n il a p p e a r n|a«*u llio IN UP YOUR OLD WALLS IT IS T II 111:* l ' * | ( K u lU iK ItK M - m l «ta> nf J u l y A. I» I«• lh»* I* l '»:?•$. a ll of I tin rllfhC* t l l i i 1 am i $• *I r *• ult iV iurt S r u l ) I bl«l I b i s Inilli ** I*** f>ilt* 11nti«-•! In lln* 1*1II o f uoil!p i ulfit f l l i i i aKulfiHi y o u l n l r r * ’M * f tin* n h n v i ' m i i n n l F r a n k t TH E NEW WALL PAINT IB— Houses For R ent n o t h * ic n r a i * i * i 1 4 ■ % t i o \ r o i l S a n f n r d 11** m i d .« mxv vx Mpapm pnbH ull c*r . jxn> h ^rtn u i n r III III* a b o v e N|)|«*it l \ i u r t ETIIINO NEW AND BET$•fs . i «i is* intmil** I 'm in l x TA \ liu tll I M in i NKI TIUN 1In|). . i in Tin- S.info-ril 11*•rn li|. n iirxx Hpa|M*r 4’liihiilrik' I*), t h m u n h n r u n d e r Inn O P T H K O r S F R A I . UTATr i n f i d n • • III •* ii xvi'uk f n | r * • fi» II) FOR FURTHER INFOR- MY PLACE tin W e s t First Street imi Ii II kIiimI III Si tulm*!*' C o t it i l) . I’lor* In a n d In rh«* foltoxx Init d c u c r i h r il i t k n o i* i i i i : h t y t i ; o r r i . u i i - cnlltoit till x • xx « • IvN S l‘0 l l T I \ t ; (TITtTTT^ •for rent. 5 mom house 2 acres Ida. Ijx lieri-h) ih h IMiiiitt• tj ax ilia l*»l, idcrrr o r p a r c e l nf l a n d xliu.ii*cJTFY' 4, CALI. PHONE 235-J \N l'l s I ISn n n bit ml a m t (li»* nffi*’I I I A. iii’Xx Npapi-r tit xx lili h t h e t i n i e r xhull tn H c m ln o l* F o u n i ) . F l o r i d a , lo .No! let* |*« b u r r hy n i x * n ( h a t S 4 V l a l *•*.»! «.| tln< i ' I m i u i 4’.ti»n( n f Hi * (EE, V. C. COl.LER, SAN- tiled truck land. Possession July Ih* V > 1 | t i l | o | f o u r I'oliKcriit l \ «* u II Ulcknoris iMiichiiM r **( T j h i**»rllfi- TxxM ih i h li i l .Im l lr l a l I ’l r r u l l «*f TH E BICYf I.K STORF. I .n I F o r i y - I h r r r (4 3 ), *>1 lllnck I’ XRISil’NNE TOT 1st. Address Mrs. it. E. Milli*:' XXf f l t H, D, FLA. c a l n No. 7 0 , d n l r d (h«* Till «lu£ *if F l o r i d a in a m i i «■i S«'iiilii*d*> i ' ih ii i I ) , \Vlliit'M*i V 11. I htiiicIttMx, I’k r k of "I"*, u f HnllHl S a n f n r d Iir* rr* Bicycles Toys, l isherluans Sut‘625 Palmer Street, Orlando, Mori* lh*» hit Id C l r r t i l t 4*o»ii I a m i Itir ofJ urn*, A l» ll*2ft. I ib k file d mu lil OrrF l n r i il n . mi II i I m tin L'ml «I.• > nf and 1 c u r d e d In F l a t llm»U It, I'm;*’ plies, Gun L o c k and Key Smith lEY ’S DRUG STORE—Pro11fl e a I r In in) o f f 1(4*. u n d bait m a d e J n m \ I* n r * fti-lnl a»' 0 l ilm is'o f . 1111 2 f t t h tlay of ftft. (»rittiK«* 4*ounl> Itoi'ovaln. G IFT S llf ll’ dn. a p |d li* u l( n |i f«»r l a x »l* «<l l u Inhii ** id Store Number 2 c* M H A S H V »: n o l ’ULASS. fiptlona, Drugs, Soda. We are Muy, A l» a n o o r d i a m r w l l b Ijuxx Huld c r r t l f L \* i: D o r m . A H H A n Hh»*rlfl* nf Hfrulnols* I 'u u n f y ■ ' 1 •-» Is *•( I ' i l t i i l l I 'n o r l Srlillonb* Room Nuuiber IU far as your plione. ('all 103. F IV E ROOM: furnii*hed house low *.ilo 4 in b r u c . N l It** f **114»xv I (i k d#MC l e r k . WlfgHON A IIOYI.I*. ' "li lt l x , I*ln| Ida ~ ( 'ON P E I TION EH Y » rlbt*J prop*’rt> n11 o iiic d In rfrm l summer rate*. See V. A. K|>ecr, n> a m \ v i : i : k h . A t l o rn * ’) i* f n r F l a l n i l f f . ID A K 4*AMi:it(»\' rtnl»* ( T o u n t) , I l*n hhi. i4i-xxii ILDING n iro rK S —Irrigation JOH 1‘ItlN TlN C Dr p u t) C ln k . InriMiix I'l 'T li 411 Purk Ave. Ih'K 2^ f( Of N i: F o r . 4»r Lot IS TllftC (TIIC'ITT f‘Ill’ll I WFA* 4HKAI.) M 'I H i ‘1 IT «*1 i l ’MT S i : . \ L ) H A fiG I-n T S *e* and general cement work, 2, ,S«c 2 ‘. Txxp -a S K a niif’ 2:« t t t i i illik j i uiriA i* n u n it l:l»Mi *M* II V U . M L I t . Gilbert’s l''re»h I’afiumore S A N I'O ltl) I’RINTING CO. T » • • ( . I t u n S. II.*! II N 4.’* d* k cle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- ROOM FOR RENT: 411 IN « l U ' I I T O F I t l l ’NTX J I ’IICJF. 1% AMI POI1 MKIll.NOl.t: I 'll I N* .*nl|* 41••r fill I **(ln|»lii Inn til \V. Lfta fi V\ 4L« i i . N 1112*3 ft Catidica Fine Joti I’rinting NKMINOI.S: f i l l N T S . ST .4TK O F TV. IT.OIIIIIA. I \ rilA N t KIlL [ger. Prop. 3rd and Elm. A vo. He HU ft -4 j i c r m . J <1 lli t 11 »• IM AN*. i*niti|ilulhttht. F I.O lllllA . llioiie 410 Mel.afitler Arcade Mclrauder Arvada T h r nn Id la ml being i o n i t k e d At vd i X u t . * «.f: FAL ROOFING: The Roof Ev- FOR RENT nexv Duplex house in ANNA till' llult* Ilf I tl»* IhAUII ril'l* of Kill'll 4*4*I * N O TH It O l ' s l l K I I I F F ' * ' V I . K . | M. IIIIA N K T , I »i*ct* U ! L A I I K I I h IMAN. Ib*r«*mlani i l f l r a i r In ( h r n a m e of Mr. a n d M m N o l L ’i* i»* lu r* b) lilvt'it i h*ii utiOlllir.lt o r PI III.H ATION fasting. Metal shingles nice location with all modem T O A I.I. T* i W H O M TIII5HK I’ltKH* knts h i i a i . i. em u: h rkk t* V nu nr*' h«*r**b> o r d r r r d tuid r«- M's (» Tlioinpwi.n, I ’nlruH Nald n r * •li*r a n il 1«> i l r l u ^ ••( ii w i l l **f • xi-ling seam tin and galvanized conveniences. Will rent cheap tn l l f b n i r rlin l II m * r r d r r n i r d n r r o r i ! f i i i l n n b e .h I iik ilai* (lu- - m l •I.%v oi' (Jillfed to h r a n d n|i)m«ir u p o n i h r I Nil: XVliertn* A n n a M llrn iiill, i l r r r n * . fmY liuy u f J Ii7)"7 A ’ i> "l’92l! ill t i"*. Ouz s«. b;wA i a ^ r t e e , t Issue t h e . e- Jiio*'. A. I* HTV l*»*4iii*«l «*iil **f a m t ». See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak permanent tenants. Phone 207. n n t h e K i l l d a ) ,,f J u l y , A. D . 1 ;• 2N until* I’ till’ |4* il I nl till* i ’ll*'nil 4"ill'll r t ■'.I, Int*' u f ih l* C o u n t y , i l t n l In- 1.111 uf c o m p l a i n t f l |e , | iiKnlm,! you and Third St. Phone 111. W I iiichh in> o f f i c i a l h i k m i l u i r a n il n f Hi’inlnoli* C o u iil)'. F l o r i d a III a n w h i l e *hn l iv e d a n d i n flic a b o v e s t y l e , ! C o u r t . FOR RENT: To Responsible party al .t* l iI.ht ie', Hhiivliiif int ,.f h e r d e a t h div ers T h e H a n f o r it H e r n l d , a n e w s p a p e i s e a l l ilts I h e 91 ti du) u f J u l i e , A. D. ni*( loo In iNji|r| *\»iii'l win*r»t 111 W H )NOGRAPH—repairing, piano Kill t i n . n u c r w a n 4‘i»ni|»biliiaiil a m i well furnished Spanish house In Kin.il>. 1 Invite I h 1111,1 eri'dllH w i t h i n putillKlieil III H em lliole C o u n t ) . FI >r 192* V 15. D ull)!lass. AlttlMur**! 11 W U U s x ^ l . K. W h lf * ling by ex(ert» with 17 ytnr* beautiful surrounding*. Five rooms tins l5ounls* n f o r e n s l d , h> m e a n s iila. Is h e r e b y d e s i g n a t e d n s (In' C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t '*)*rmljtnfe ii f i li a l tt $r•* l l r l u l n i I (<•<« I ( y C n m w h e r e o f (in' f u l l ■ illHiiuslllort m id r e w a p n p r r In w h i c h I h e o r d e r s h a l l Jrience. Sanford music store garage, will give lease if wanted VioVtfci »( l i r a n U l i s t h e • d i i i l n l s t r a - lie p u h l l s h e d f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e IV,u n i ) , I 'l o r l J a . ii/iy, .i r n i p*»raiInn xvit** i l r f r n i l n n i •* It) A M IV K K K R •‘n m nni lull nt: m r (Im t »*f ( h r iiiindh. tluti of a l l a n d H l n s u l n r I h e Kouds, w eeks Gift Shoppa. McLander Ar* Price $50. Address T. P. B. D c p u i ) C l e r k . c h a l i r I >*. Lindto a n d li*(iriii«*n(»i »n 1 h n t i r l s a n d r r e d l l s of t h e s a i d ill" W i t n e s s V. K H o t i g la s s . C l e r k of Phone 832. Thu Herald. 11. I! W hit* I raxitoi* ( m Im4 nmd*< III** e e a se il. a n il a l s o a f i n a l illHinlMsInn t h « sa lt! C i r c u i t C o u r t a n d I h e o f ­ I C l r c i i i t C o u r t Keel) ii: Cash in Advance I McLander Arcade —Classified— Business Directory -Classified- r lle lp W anted Female 21— A c re a g e F o r S a l t |>IE8 con cam $20-$30 weekly, ‘■wing smocks; everything fur 'od{ no selling; ,Addre*M*d en* pe brings particulars. Krex mont, 1607 Broadway, New Dept. 263. FIVE ACRE celery farm. West Hiile. Price $4200.00. X’ery liber­ al term s. Cotcinugh Realty Co. 311 F irst National Bank ltldg. I I f r u m I h e s a m e l o lln* C o u n t y J u d a * iifnreHMld d n e a n f r l s h t heloiiK: NllYV, KNOXV Y«*. T h a i I. J a m e s H Hhurou. C o u n ty Judse fo r Ihe C o u n t ) a f o r e s a i d , ilealrlnK t h a t Ilia youils. c h a d * Is a n d r r n d l l a o r s a i d d e ce ased m ay he w ell a n d Iru ly adi n l i i l s l e t e d u n d l e s u l l y dl»pn*i>d nf, •l>> h e r e b y y r s Q I u n t o f l e o r a a 15. I la lm e a , A d t n j l i l s t r n t n r , l u l l |>uwer h) I h e I s h o r u f t h e s e t i r e s r i i l s l o H ilmlnlHtar t h e iionds, e h u l l e l s a n d c r e d o s o f hmIiI drceUHMl. w l i l r h In h e r In h e r l l f e l i m n unit it 1 t h e H um nf h e r d e a t h d i d h e l n n n . a n d t o a s k , ■ tr i m n d , s u e fnr, re c o v e r a n d r e ­ ceive th e nam e, a n d in pay lit*: d r i l l s III W h ic h , ilie d r r e a r e d s t o o d f i c i a l s e a l t h e r e o f , t il l s 2nd d a y nf J u n e . A. I>. 1921 V R r>(H*HI,AHH. - —C lerk. Hy A .\r WI5KKH. • I v*. pit I y C l e r k , fHKAI.) IN T II I5 t lH C I IT COI H T OF NKNIINOI,*: C O I N T V . F l . O l l l l l t . It A t .I ’ll A. H k i n ' l l , I ‘lit I >i • I f f. FOR SALE: 10 acres virgin land eleared nnd plowed. Jam es Al­ H A N F O I j n C l t K h l T AHHOCIATION. INC,, a ( ' o r p o r a I Ion, D e f e n d a n t , IMEN: Kuril $18 dozen sewing len, (iinderville Store. N O T IC K O F NII»:ttlF***N S A 1,13 prons- Experience unnecessary; N O T I C K 18 liK H K H Y t l I V K N t h a t ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable u n d e r n q d h y v i r t u e o f ■■ W r i t of riling. Easy, steady work, mu* K s r c u l h i l i I s s u e d n u t . n f u n d iilhlrc for poultry farm . located four cuV Addressed envelope Ihe se a l of the above sfyled eou-l t»gB details. (Soshen Drrss, ‘Gos* miles south of Sanford on old Or* h o u m l. s o f a r a s i te r a s s e t s w ill e x ­ n m l I n I h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e n m l t e n d . iicoy-dfiiK t o l a w , a n d I hc ti I h e lieu r i n g d a t e t h e z m h d a y of M ay, Undo road. 33 acres, part high N. Y. ' "« 192*. a n il c n m m o n d l n a m e t h a t of land and some of it low, idea) for hh eu il rnsu c en n dIII d lpsalyr l h ouvt reer s i uu f t hs ae i d li'Hal d e ­ Ihe a o o d s u n d c h a t t s l s . l a n d s a n d chickens and ducks. Can be bought c e a s e d . A n d d h e a a l d iln o r K e 15, i c i i e m e u t s <>f HA.VFOKD C H K D I T Help W anted MaJf liiN . n c o rp o ratio n . I for $100 per acre on your own H n l m r s l i u v l n n g i v e n h o n d a n d sr* A d h i i C lnA The n iu d e t h r s u m o f <>NK )IES can cncn $20 $30 weekly, term s. Address R. J. Holly, First ef ourrml i ey d a nn idl t ao ki lei ne r n artehq. u i s ai tneds p iesr-­ c' Ma ui ne tr SiA N D T W H IIC N D H I5D AND lowing smocks; everything furp- (National Bank Building, Sanford, • u i l r o l h v l a w n c e e s s n r y In h la Ju *l f tIX T V T W O A N D 12-100 111.2*219 Iu il.t.A Its. w hich w a s lately on the i i u s l l f l c a t l o n a s A d m i n i s t r a t o r . Is. ‘<1 no selling; addressed envoi* Fla. oy o r d e r of I n i s C o u r t a n d hy v i r ­ SSrd d a ) u f M a y. 1921, r e c o v e r e d III C o u rt, to g eth er tue of these presents, o rdained, th e n h n i e sty le d brings particulars. Krc*4 G if’ c o n s t 11 tile d u n d a p p o i n t e d A d m i n ­ w i t h t h e s u m u f N i n e (J9 .u 0 ) Dot 22—Hea> E state To Exchange *li 1607 Broadway, New York i s t r a t o r o f a l l t h e g o o d s , e h a l t e U l u r s c o s t s . I h a v e leviedd u p o n a n d ft. 263. s a l e , a n d pe ll l o t h . ' (COMPLETELY furnished modern adne dc e avsrerdd.l l s of a a l d A n n a )1 U r a n d l , lwi iicl lh e os tf f ear n ilf o r t-eat b id d er for r a s h bungalow. Double garage. Will s i t h e t r o u t d oor uf I h a t ’o u r i \VITN*5HH m y n a m e o s Judas •AN to lay tile for subirrlgaa f o r e s a i d , a n d s s s l q f o f f lea. t h i s H o u s e In $anf(> rd. K v m ln n l* C o u n t y . at $10.00 p er 1000. Como at accept clear lot or small aru*agi ktli d a y o f H a y , l u l b s y e a r o f o u r F< r l d a . w l i h l n t h e l e g a l h o u r s n t n___ i n e _______ h u n d rosnd ' t h e I n d d a y o f J u l y , ISIS, , uns thousand M erriweather, Uk«* a t first payment. Strout AgeV— Kurd, w eannty i v--ffiv l r ea , aa tt S l sann ff oArJ amnA n d *t w r d , C o u n tyo >a il t h e f o l lo w in g d e sc rib e d r o o d s National Bank Bldg. F . D. No. 3. fi. toll III 4»f to4" Xto j | i t l M I l M U m l . H i l t ' h t l V I l t r r d T i n : ( t i n t c r r o t i i t o f n *:*i - x i t i y 81x ainl ft H«I no liMiliirfi 11 7.' i n o i .i : n i t v n . F t.o H iiiA . in IftC i l l xx Itli'li xx a n l u ll I) **n lb* I IIA X CK IIY . lilt* * f1111 ilax **f May A l» I!*2% nil KIIAHI5 A C i lM I ’ASV. n c o r p t r a J n d u i ’il ii> Niiiil I ’lMirt l o In* *1ii «* V* l i n n . C i,iii|ila ln a n l,. iiLt • Minidaimiiil f i n t n m*i 111 d r f r m l vs •Mil. L I. 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Ks in I n o t e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . I C. H T A R L I N O , N a w B m y r n a . F lo . T e rm s: Cash. P u rc h a se r lu pay .1 V pl O j »--- , ' ' —rf a —• - Business Directory in $ U a lU ’rit’H Exi&e THE LONG-UFE BATTERY Hoff-Muc B attery , Co. 117 East 2nd. Street, A w nings HEMSTITCHING Singer Sewing Machine Shop Xlurhiiit'* Sold, Rented, Exchanged. Easy payment* Phone 80 North Park, X’aldez Bidet Lunch .Hnom FOR GOOD eata |r v Kent1* L.unch Room, 10* We*t Fin* , , ■’‘j j SEMINOLE AWNING SHOP. Stre?t. Awnings, Window »hailc*. T arp au ­ Dry Cleaning 4 lins. Anything ofiCanvaa. 309 East SANITARY S T E A M P i l E S S E l j Y . Snd. Street. Phoka 11. Odoiles.i Dry Cleaning llvon* !"W. 1 1 1 N. Park. 'ft Autu Tops Furallurc -^ y SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* Cuahiun* and , Sent Covering*. WE BUY or trade in not'd furtit l u r e . X V agP cr, F u r n i t u r e C * . HIS We*t 2nd. ■ �Promoter Fugazy Signs Leo Lom ski A n d W alker For Bout S lated In July How Seminole County Voted N & G ti ** |u o „ l o 9 e* o c* u» 1 1 F re d net Sanford Star Hurler Has EdgeOnCusack In Second Of Series ^Vith Miami Team Barnes, Frisbie -H it Two-Baggers Three Double Plays Are ContributedBy Fast Fielding Feds Hymel was in excellent form yesterday afternoon and the Cel ery Feds took another game from Lett Crowe’s .Viand H ustlers by tl)c tune of .1 to 1. The Sanford • ta r allowed six hits and these Were well distributed. Ills mates gathered 10 safeties off old man George Cusack, the grand old veteran of the Florida Slate League. The visitor tallied their lone run In Ihe third inning while the Frds scored oqco eauh in th e fourth, ftf(h and seventh. The firs t tally resulted from Wade’s hit, theft of second and Ilariies long double. In the fifth Wallace wnllieri. m in t to second on a sacrifice and scored on hits by -H ym el; and Prisble. In the seventh liew ell Slashed out a hit, stole second ami went to third on a fielder’s choice, lie scored on Barnes’ one tim er. : M|>Tni nb r h o a e Dunbar, «s . ;i 0 0 ft 2 ft Crowe, 2h . ft 1 1 3 0 ft Davis, If 4 0 ft ft 0 0 Hinkle, lb 4 0 1 ft 0 0 fJodbce. ftb 4 0 0 0 ft 0 Johnson, cf 4 0 1 4 0 f t Bennjn. rf .1 0 0 0 1 0 Allan, c ft 0 0 2 2 C Cusack, p .3 0 0 0 2 0 Brower Lets Colts Down With SixHits And “Sheriffs”Win 9,—West Palm Roach's Sheriffs broke loose in a hitting streak here F riday to hand the Orlando Colts a 8 to 2 setback and evon the count in the present series at ine nil. W ith St. P etersburg turning hack the Inlanders on the West Coast, Orlnndo fell one and one-half gam es out of the league load., “Rube" Brower, a thorn In the side of Orlando since the season opened, wps on the hill for the winners, hut was given senxationnl support to pull him through some had holes. Both team s performed nently in the field and a q u arte t of double plays nipped scoring oprortunitles for both sides. Orlnndo f lied the sneks in the first of the sixth with none down hut foiled to re g ister any of the sorely need­ ed counters. Orlnndo — ah rh o n e f hauncey, 2h fi II 0 2 <1 ft Cox, r f . . .4 1 1 ft H 0 Abrams, 1h 5 (I ft lit ft ft Kirby, i f ........ 3 « ft ft ft ft Edmondson!* cf 3 ft ft 4 ft ft Lrhrrtinnn, .lb .,':4' 0 1 1 1 0 Viau, ss ............. 2 1 ft 2 8 ft Wells, c ■ ........2 ft 2 2 0 0 C u lh reath .il . 2 02 ft 1 0 Hodges, p .2 ft ft ft . 1 ft Totals . . W. Palm Bdi Buckles, ss Burke, lh Holder, rf la rg e . If Itcasley, cf Pircsi, .’ill Mnson, 2h Lawrence, < Brower ii ■, ft ’ 04 38 40 2 .13 17 10 20 5(1 51 85 10 1(1 2 12 8 3 4ft .1 10 54 ft .. •1 15 28 18 44 2 14 1 0 12 1 7 11 0 31 0 41 20 10 05 1 10 11 12 CO 028 .11 H 1.15 . 5 91| 10! 24 10 ■ I 30! 2.1 D| 3 -■■■-> - t - -- (11 31 77 60 13! 7 21 12; 10 15 2fl 5:1 • .12 13 41 38 14 17 I | 712 f 322 ! 44. 844 30 j 279 31 5.10 31 176 21.1 04 331 038 -1; 2ft 311 48 213 * 8ft Governor— CARLTON CARSON CATTR HATHAWAY TAYLOR II 730 || 147 R. C. No. 1PH IL L IPS W ELLS R. C. No. 2— ANDERSON CASSIDY EATON HARGRAVES £ j »: 12 11 0 29 5 2,107 71,245 410 30,032 1 ! J 31 58 201 l 15 ■ 7 • -4l 2ft 23 1 l®t 11 15 1| J ± _ J 078 15,011 320 22,200 805 30,457 20(1 7,040 State Sennte PARRISH ' ROBERTS IleprcHontativc No. 2 1IAGAN LYLES . PEA It .MAN 450 17 511 355 50] 314 i 214 , 23! 225 24; 10 »i 1 451 30 23 40; 35! 18 7 2ii | 23J 1 1ft 48 •1| 27 10(7-21 (’o./'CVwt. No. 2— M F .lS d l RADUK’ i j K38 j 173' n 42i 054 501 140 10 22 1 ’f SI | 421 40 4 231 HI 20 5 (’o. Com. No. 3 — BALLARD DOUGLASS EVANS 1 ( .130 | 80 1 507 1 38i 421 7| 81 30| 002 11 11 20 1 0 ,1«| 111 18 0| b B8J 411 to 13 35 10 7 J ■ 70 3 1 30; 11 2u; .1 y L; 22 h 7ft 24 42i if*! 10 20 14 15 2,250 515 j j 501 4| 31 1 10 10 12 8 1,030 240 1,580 51 flft 1ft ft mi* i <i ,0 1 •1 1.275 “ 030 ‘ filfi Baseball Facts Every Atitrririiii m lm ires this kind o f a m o to r cur. O ne will) speetl . . . »nu|i ; , . urner . . . sty le . Wi t h every m lvuu cem eh t m ow n to a u t o m o t iv e e n g in e e r in g . W ith m astery o f m ilrugc am i t im e . • I t ’a long und low and ruklah. Colorful . • • coin fort aide . . . d e lig h tfu lly easy to drive. And uh for q u a lity in r-liuasia a nd body . . . It’s •Im ply u n m a t c h e d u n yw here a t ita price. T h in k in g o f u cur for your s u m m e r v acation? C o m e und nee thin A ll-A m erican Six. A vur w ith ev e ry th in g t h a t typicul A m ericana a d ­ m ire. Jual th e car fur A m ericana w h o w a n t lu pack u p und got * t AMERICAN I.EAGLE P la y er and Club G AH R II Pet. Fothergill, Detroit ______ 3‘J 128 17 IK .37.'. Kress, St. l.oui* 4ft 15.1 2ft 57 . .371 Gehrig, New York 40 172 43 ftu JMtl Dugan, New York ‘ 41 155 21 54 .318 latzzcri, New York 3ft 114 31 50 .347 t r a d e r u year ago today, Geh­ rig, New Yoik .410. TH E BIG FIVE P la y er G AU II III I R . I M . ■ Jlortuby 4.1 132, J10 81 Ift I R uth dlew cight champion, for Ju ly 4. I: is a good match but it may nevei take placyT Lomski also Is a signer with Futfazy to g et a title shot n' i i"4/ T<lft)*f4..i Pickles Prunes 29< 22^ Quart Jar SJUN SWEET L..,4 tit - -t 2 Lb. Carton WATER GROUND Refinishing Upholstering By Factory Expert Corn Flakes BLUE R IB B O N can 1 am opening a shop in Sanford and will be equipped to handle any kind of repair work promptly. Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan Tnc., until new address is announced. WAl.DORI Toilet Pape C. Killingsworth t - U m m r X -O -n , ( J M 1 | U n O t i ) 0 > u * « , 41*441 S p a n H m 4 i i v , 1)474 ( W i t r u l i x l . ■»>d m pm rr l i r a u l M l l t k a a U m . 4 -|4 w / •S-aian. H I I j i t m k r i a l a t , l l l i i l Latw4-u i .I m I u , 111)4. A— f m l b c A l i , l 7 4 J W 4 4 7 i . A ll p r i r a a m l J a a i a r p . U k c l i V t U t i u ) r u n t i m e d e t i p a w l p r U e r — t h e y i n c l u d e Imteair h a n d l i n g ,4u / | „ . I . l i t e r a l t l a l a e a l i m a r a y m e n I ttU it a m u iim h im a t A ttr n tio n M o to rists! 1 \ ^ ta tiu a U | Hooka. O a k la iu l- P o n liu c O w n rra •) l l s n l . H r l n | 1st y o u r e a r fo r • u r a l l o n l ^ l u« s d d l a t t « « « n | u f m r u l of y o u r s u Seminole Motor Co Rive’s Garage Your Buick dealer's high business standing in his com m unity—his solid, long-established reputation for fair dealing-*-safeguard your used car Investm ent when you buy from him. fgO U U C T o r CBMKBAI. MOTOHM *t *'• *. -) •% *t: ■sn • • * •» * V- - if , • * . BLACK 7 * 1 - I' Judge th e used car you purchase by the in­ tegrity o f the dealer who sells It to you. Go to the Buick dealer. You ca n rely upon his word. * i) • '*• HAW K • 1 ■ '1 . #•» » ■ J tv ** if fT BREA K FA ST i •, He will give you an honest description of any used car in stock. He w ants you to be satis­ fied with the car you buy for he wants to keep you as a used or new car custom er. "i i * J Fresh Fruits & Vegetables He offers you a wide choice of used cars— including practically oil m akes and models, and covering practically all price classes. B a c o n s lic e d • *7 • 1 ■'f r ’{ ’ L b . 4 • * 0 | ^ \ 1 LEG O F I Lamb ■ |R •( Mf^*.*/* « - « a », L b . * ' B L A C K H A W K , S H A N K L E S S SUGARC U R E D P IC N IC i Hams Lb. 20^ ■*”*!*% ( H O M E K I L L E D !? 4 Qi/. Fryers Lb. 50/ BUICK MOTOR COM PANY I LINT, MICH.-D IVIXION Ol'tfliNERAL. MOTOSS C O SPO SAIIO N .121 12 .340 Potatoes Bananas Judge a USED by the Integrity of the Dealer . • Gehrig 40 172' 43 ftO - 1 i « Chipso A M ERICAN S who want to pack up and go > ri*. Pittsburgh .437. ' *’I. f * • *■' *■ l SWEET MIXED (Vesterda.vs Home l(uns) P layer and Club Yes’duy Sea. Hornsby, Braves, 1 Huuser, Athletics 1 O tt, G iants I R oettger, C ardinals 1 Blue, Browns I Scott, P irates 2 Hale, Athletics I Cochrane, At h id it s I Brannon, Browns I Uuruhnri, P ira .c I W alkei, Bk U llcuthcote, t nlis Bettencourt, I’mvvti l . Davi-, Philln l Hornsby, Boston 43 132 31) ftl .121 Grantham , P ittsburgh 38 137 2ft 54 .304 Picipiih, Cincinnati 36 lift 11 43 .374 Bottom Icy, St, I/rnis 48 188 It till .3117 ' Dnuthit, St. Louis 4ft 211 II 78 .3(11 Leader u year ago today; lia r * This can be said of the foods obtained at P iggly Wiggly. The finest quality that can be bought—all to' you at our regular money saving prices. . TO OPEN SEASON LATER NEW YORK, June 8.— (IN S )— Because of unfavorable w eather encountered this spring, the National League baseball sea­ Totals son will s ta rt five days la te r next SANFORD year. M agnates of the league, Friable, SB m eeting at President lleydler’s ft Scui-’ by innings: liew ell, rf office here, decided to open the ft Orlpmjo « I Ml (100 (100—2 ■Wade, cf senson on April 1ft. l i : W. Palin Beh 012 ftftO Ollx—ft McConnell, 2b ft Three Im-c hit. Brower. Two Barnes, lh CHICAGO, June 0.— (IN S ) ft base hits, Beasley, Large, Cox. Jackson, If The only advanced course for ft fn r n fiie . Mason, Holder. Base Wallace. :i|i ft on hulls, off Brower 7; off t ’nl teachers of sight saving classes in P arks, c 0 breath 2: off Hodges 2. Struck the United S tates will he opened Hymel, p "id, lludc.-s 1. Stolen liases, here this sum m er at the U niver­ Total* 28 3 Ml 27 I r. | Buckles. Burke Lawrence, Kilby. sity nf Chiengo, aen u d in g to Doublr plays, Viau to Chauucey to rfcoroiiy innings: iintmiiiicenient of the National Miami ' . .. . - ftftl ««"- 1 Abrams; Chauucey to Viau to SAMFO*,D .. . tlftftd 1 Ml D1 x :3 Abrams; Buckles to Mason to Society for Prevent.on of Blind­ Wells. ness. Twi* ffitse hits, Barites and P re­ Burke ( 2 1. Passed hull ble. Double plays, P uiks to WulI Pitching record, off Culhreath, ft lace; Hymel to McConnell •>o hits ft runs iu 1-3 innings; off Hodges, 3 hits no runs in Harm’s: McConneP In Frisbie I. Losing pitcher, Culhreath Barnes; Genitive to Crowe to 11ink lures, Kelly and Raphtin. lo. Base on ball, off Cusack 2; off < f game, 1:4fi. Hymel ft, Sti uck out, by Cusack I; by Hymel 4. Time 1:4ft. l ’ni|iitc«. Moore and Weaver. i. * ■ i u i *■- « » * and; ■watch " » r ;the” ' birdio ! ' , T very y 1,1 , omakI may ,0Be th # t Bpoti too. quiet closely', Hum bert J. Fugazy, the i n fact, with three contractei man w ith a fountain pen for a fights before him. the only one b forefinger, will b I io w you today certain of is his m eeting will how ho can sign the lending chal- p ete Latzo n ezt week. A m ln v longer for the light heavyweight tr.ttW. „f absurd m atchm aking hr/ title to bouts with the champion in made it possible for Lomski t* th at class and the one immediate- beat Latzo from here to .there am ly below it and wind up by getting still stand disqualified from an* him n either fight. And the fau lt chance of m eeting W alker on J u l need not be of the ch allen g ers 4 or of g ettin g his chance at thmaking. light heavyw eight tL lo later Jt The sups were Htartled to learn the. season. The situation in quor y esterday that the Now York com tion can he brought abbut in thi mission had sanctioned a m a tc h ; m anner: between Leo Lomski, chronic c h n l-1 Ace Iludklns and W alker are )e longer in the light heavyweight m eet for the m iddleweight tstlc it division, and Mickey W alker, mid- Chicago on June 21. If Hudkin- C om ptroller— AMOS MARTIN STEWART ’on). A griculture— MAYO SPARKMAN . Uy Davis J. W alsh International News Service Sports E ditor. NEW YORK, June 8.— (IN S )— Senate— MARTIN TRAMMEL Congi-ess— OWEN SEARS tj *•«». W alker is out u ^ opponent, uni) so U Ac* jjb ntte Uomaki and tho Ntb? >n handled by th«. . ail(e m nent. M r. Fugazy’* acth ms conceived several .lum, Deluding the (KittsUtility ur vinnlng from 'lx>m*kl neeting either Wntker nr ||„ according to the way ,7 ight goes. But when | i, iiTBcnce today, he still Xling m anfully with the •f rem oving the hag frJ. klrs hands In the event that :in» wins th at heat in (hie Mr. F ugazy’s next trick t o dem onstrate just hnw i t , masible for Lomnki to h,.»i -ntzo and Walker a nu, till fail tn get his flinj ' L?ht heavyweight title u ucenient which attracted I !r. Fugazy's from parlor irut place. He enn lose this ( vithout the slightest, deyri omebaclc, provided Jimmy sry bents Tommy Ijiughrai, 1b championship on June a w ording to the nffidnl vj, he local commission. Lough ’bp only fighter who is oh) o fig h t Lomski for the ti 208-212 Magnolia Ave, Sanford, Fla. 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MKIMUII'S S t ' t l l l l V I S I O N An H e r o r d e d l a P U I R o o k No. 3 P a g e M S rm ln a le f o u n l r B eeard*. K . tv. IllVe ,«'( I l l l o r k I M e l s c h I t c a l l y Uo. .»..... a lts 2 und 3 lllo e h ' I M e l s c h R e a l t y Cn. . ._ A»l 7 B lo c k I . ! Unknown a i l s I. 5 a n d 4 B l o c k -•'2 ............... I a i I s 1. 3. 4. 6, 6 a n d r 10 B l o c h 3 . I ai I s I. 3, 4 a n d 10 - l l l o r k 1 ........ . . L o l* 3. 6, 7. 9 u n d !» ■ 'B l o c k 5 . I ai I s I n n d 3 Bu lnodc k C 1 W i l l I. 2. : S1 HBEl P o cHkA R8 D ' S A U D I T I O N Unknown Unknown I f . 35 7.49 Unknown U rik n o w n As Unknown I t e m r d n l In P i n t B o o k Nf». 3 P a g e Ia iI 3 ........ .....' • i U nkponn " . . . W . Jl. I - I . A I I K E 'S S l ' B III V IS IO N A s I t e r w r d e d l a r i a l B o o k No. I ^ IPS S r m l n a l e U o n n l y l l e r o r d s . l u i t l 111k J | T r 1 1 ' J e n n i e tV a l'Ie li ( W i d o w s E * A i l 'd ) ...... L o t I I tlk I I T r 11 . . . r.Uu - j l : „ n l ___ ______ j u i t 5 l!lk M T r 11 ^ ' d f c t i r l l . ? IrlcU ____ l u il II I tlk I I T r I t . ______ _ V i r g i l UlnJjr . -.'i..: • 11.52 I LSI 11.52 1C, 13 I I 13 32.13 *4.10 \V. L*. Mill . .. s «V •< la . as Unknown Unknbw'ii T. F. "L ink - ...... L o u 1. 3, 3. 4. 5. c. 7. L o t h 29 .................... . ; ------------n If. I » nftd 10 l ll o r k I ^U nknow n. U n k n o w n - ' - : —* « :......................... , W A N K L, WOOD V < M > llfU aU ^ * ,A L n im iM O V ^ s n l f M J l ' f a 'F l a l A a . I P a c e I t S e m i n a le 4 ' a a n t r l l e r o r d s . Lot 4 ___________ _ 51.52 • r - T H - n l o c k . * ............ . Unknown .......... .... .1. K. V n uR lin 1 1.01 I x i l s 7 n n d I .................. Lpt A ............. Unknown ..................... 7.19 Unknown .. ......... 15.05 L o i s ' I I . 30 21 n n d 32 W ll lldiu D ic k ln«on 77.41 L O N G ’* A D D I T I O N As R t r a r d r d I n P U I B a s k N a . 3 F a u e HT fte m ll*ots 25 a n d 26 ........ K. J . I t l v e r * I 'i i . . • a e le Coon fr lle rsn la . 35.04 l*ot 31 W . v . Mill ............ (0.16 53.22 L o t s I a n d 3 ....... II. II. W s l l k o n r I Aits 37, 34 33 n n d 40 U n k n o w n 34.59 L o t 7 a d d E <r, o t U>t I a)I* 47 n n d 44 J . 51. V i c k e r y 11.14 z n .r.o I ......AisL— ............. .> .U nknow n ............ - .......... 1a)I h 57 n n d 54 ___ .' J . 31. V i c k e r y II.Of 211.50 L o i s 5 a n d 4 ...----------Unknown ................ l u l l s 59 a n d *(' J. M. V l r k c r y 11.01 l*nls 71 a n d 73 •' L O N G 'S $ N D A D D I T I O N ‘ A s R e e o r d *d In P l a l B a s k No. 4 P a g e 3 N r m l Unknown 11.01 L o t s 43. 44, IS, 8C, 47 n s l e Co b s t r R e c o r d s . nnd *4 ................. L O U 7 A dd I V* Unknown ........................ . 211.JO I'l ia * V rn n lls 35.93 I Ails 103 u n d l o t I-' H. M n u s l n n E L L A An P A C i r S P L A T O P P A R T OU 10 13 31 As Iterorded Is II. 01 L o t 105 ................. Den Jnnes P U I B o o k No. 1 P s b » >1 d e m l s o l r C a a a l r I t r e a r d s . .1.94 L o t* 134. 285, 347. 2*9 » ( • rt o f - L o t I a n d 291, 393, 298, 297 I A l l I x i t s . t «n<l I __ tlu lli C lnrner ... 211.40 299, 301, n n d 303 tv. <: Mill C O T T A f l B H I L L A s R e c o r d e d l a P l a t B o o k Na. 3 P s a e HT N e m l n a l r I,ot 111 U n k notvn *•*' C a a a l r R ecords. L o t s 143, III, *43, 344, 322, 324. D 9 , O u t L o t . N o . 2 ..........- ' J . B. S p u r l l n r 3.57 420. 407. 4(4. CIO, • P I N E l U l f U M T H A s l l e v a r d e d l a P U I l l a a k N a. II I ' a s r Dl H r m l a a l r a n d 510 ..... . .. ..... . .1 M V l r k c r y I l.*fi -il r' C a a a l r R e c o rd s . .. L o t s 147. 1(4. 347 341 111.01 Unknown L o t s 1 ( 0 i « . . ------------317, 324, 375 376. 137.08 L. It. C o n n e ll y 1*>\ 19 — ...................... 823, 438. 871, 873, LOU I I t o 32 ( L e e s 519 a n d 520 I- U W o o d r v R 50.6" Unknown 72.51 Lot s 149, 170, 243. Unknown 14.52 LoV I t i t * . 350. 329. 330. ' 377. 120.05 U n k n o w n L o t a '34 t u - 4 » ......... _ 374. 435. 836. 473. 127.08 J. L M iller L o t S3 '........ . F I, I V o o i l n if f 878, 521 n n d 533 . 5" 4" 18.05 Unknown lA)1s 177, 171, 357. L ota 99~ Y C ' l».'‘" x nd 354, 337, 334 433.. 387.(4 Unknown ..... .. 50 t o I I .................. .. 838, 811, 812, It* B U E N A .VIATA E S T A T E S A s l l r r a r d e d I s P l a t H o o k S o . 3 P a g e s I s a d IV I. W o o d r u f f I l 36 a n d 530 ............ ‘ ' 2 S e a iU ale C n a s t y R ecords. L o is 179. 140. 359. IV m iner n nd I t r ls c n L o t 1 B l o c k A t............ 360, 333 340 445 lo t : t M cln __ 826 843. 414, 531 7.19 Unknown • . _ Lot t l A n n d 633 I iik n o w ii 13.26 11 ni I ’ n k n o w ii . .... L o t II B lock A ... L o l* 201, I I I , 213. 3(1 L o t s 14 a n d 30 B l o c k • _ J I I . 4Q». 8 10. 487. I )!•, 21:59 >' Unknovdli 605, 506, 5*3. Jen net tr I. Vjr.tkilll tie 11 "I L o t 24 fHock A n o d 55 4 . . IV I. \ V u 'o l r u f f 17,09 11.62 Unknow n 2*01 2 B l o c k II I Ait 205 . .......... .. M m . .1 F . O o l n i i .1 3S I I 52 Unknown I*Qt 4 l l l o r k II l . o t 206 U n k n o w n 3.95 ■ J l ft o t L o ts 5 und L o l* 204. 209. 310 . U II. .SinIt b I B l o c k II ....... 31 1. 312 213 31 1 u n d Unknown L«tt 7 B l o c k II 315 Unknown 29 19 L o t s 12 a n d 14 l l l o r k L o l 609 <I*ens H t n l n . -. 21 «r. XI J 11 r n e » . B ............. ... M lk 'liw u y ) IV I*, ( l i n e s L o t * I I a n d 30 Him k L o l 5HI . Unknown I . 'n k n o n n B .......... E V A N 'S S U B D I V I S I O N \m It r e n d rrt lu R ial B o o k Nu I Pnge l ^ t 30 l l l o r k II . N n n c y K. H l u g e m Sem in o le t 'o n n l y llri'iin U . L o t I B lock C I* |l .Sm ith I*Ols 4 n n d 5 B lo c k C luil 3 F. I* H i n e s J . XI. V i c k e r y I leH liOt 12 B l o c k U . luvt 17 ll.o l J o e M rud Jack Llk lll lie '­ L o t s 11, 14, 16, 17 ,in d luil* 14 n n d 19 2I.6G .1 II. ll ni cli I IIHUII luil* 20 n n d 21 I, K . H e s s lo n n ... 21.6G I I B lock C XIre. >1. .1 H y n e s 39.45 *01 30 B l o c k U P A R K V I E W As I l r r o r d e d In PI* I B o o k Xn it I ' l g r 1.49 HO S r m l n a l e I*. II. Minlth *ot 3 B l o c k D U o n a tf R ecord*. Unknow n tV. II M i n i * ....... L ot 2 U nkliu wn * 0 1 7? \B\lo\ ck ?> n Unknow n Lol 3 U u k no wn *ot 10 B l o c k D Unknow n L ol* 7 a n il 4 II M. I l l c h n r d o o n *ol II B l o c k D Unknown L ol* 12 19. 20. 21. L o t s II . 17. If. 19. 2u ■ I u k tin w n 32. 23 u n d 21 and 21 B l o c k I) 12 96 N ancy H lu a u rr* l u ll 12 .1 XI V i c k e r y I*ot 13 - B l o c k K .. . 7 49 Unknow n 1ST A D D I T I O N T O P A R K V I E W 4 * R r r o r d r i l In P i n t flunk No. 3 P n g r L o t 14 B l o c k E Uuknuwn 7 49 94 S e m i n o l e i ' u n n t y llrra rd a. n 15 m o c k i: J. V. K e m tn ll 21 f.C 9« 20 B l o c k i: 11.01 Unknown lu il* 4, 10 m o l II Unknow n I 1.01 11 'll 9t I I m o c k u Xlre. N a n c y H I l l K c n n O T T E R ' S S U B D I V I S I O N A* R e c o r d e d In Pin* l l a a k No. t P n g e Mil at 19 B l o c k F •Mrs. I w o t a XT. N rm ln n lr f 'o n n l y llrc a rd a , U h nndler l u ll s 2 7. I. 9. 10 u n d L o t 20 B l o c k V l Incur I ' c a r n o n IT 61 II ................ . ..... ... Unknown L o t s 13 a n d It Block G R A C ' E M N E C O U R T Aa l l e c a r d e d In P i n t Bunk Ns. .1 P n g e HU I I ...................... 71 10 J. II F s y J r. h rm ln u l* t 'n n n l r Iteeurds. B K L - A I B R e co r d e d la P U I B o o k N a. ,1 P n g e TO S e m i n o l e 4 'n u n l y L o in I l o 29 n n d 31 U s e or d s. 141,19 lo 42 It W ( l i t e r L o t 1 B lock 1 U nkoiiw n 6(i IG It. W. ( l i t e r L ot 41 .. . L o l a I t o t l B lock I B e l - A i r I t r u l l >’ \V. O d e r 66.73 Il f A<t 4 1 ...................... Lot I B lock 2 B e l-A ir U rn lly 6V.16 II W. ( l i t e r 45 l.ot L o t a 1 l o 24 l ll o r k 1 Unknow n 11.91 L ot 46 11. w o t t e r ............... W. O t t e r 6.1.77 It. Lot 1 7 .............................. t W H J i . V : . . . " M'' \ 42 96 llcl-A Ir l i m i t ) NI n i l t V 1 SHIN Aa I l r r o r d e d In P l a l l l o u k No. 1.. G. H T U I N G F E I . I . D W O la I and C lll o r k * B el-A ir llr u lty ■ I *4 I P n g e S3 S r m l a o l r U o u n l y I t r e o n l s . 1 7 B lock 3 B rl-A Ir R e ally I I HI 35.6.3 I Ait 3 B l o c k A ...... J u h n H lrm per U 12 an d 13 B lo c k lle l-A ir l lr s ll y 4 2 66 31. *4 I ai I s 7 a n d 4 B l o e k A T h o m a s E li j a h W ilso n lin t 17 It K e l l e y I a i I * 9, 10. | | , 20, 21 i*ot ' u nibcW 3 Unknow a L <1 S l r l u n f e l l o w 15 04 u n d 2* B I n c k A f*ol 16 B lo ck 3 llrlr* 53.43 L o t s IT l o 36 (Leu* N E M I N O I .E P A R K A* l l r r a r d r d In P l s l l l a u k N a. 3 P * g r TB S r t n l i i u l r l<ots 23 and 21) 29 19 l i d A ir l l r u l t y C iu n n ty R r r a r r t * . Block I . . . . . . . Unknown 21 56 liOtn 29 atul 3n Block .1 , o l9 1. 2 a n d 3 l l l k x XI e l sell 11 >a 11 y Co 11 31 D o t s 5, 4. 9. 10, 11. 13 T r 14 ............ ......... H*l Air l l e a l l y I'll 2* 89 an d It lllo r k 4 I Ilk lino || I I "I l .o t * I. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 4 ]<o|s 6 and 7 B lo c k 4 a n d II) B l o c k 8 T r L o u I, 2 , 3. 7. 9. IO. .Melseh R e a l l y l ’o, 29.19 16 ................. 11, a n d 13 to 19 mnil l.o t* 11 a n d 12 l l l k * _ L o i s 25. 26 unit 77 M e ls r ll R e a l t y Tu. T r 14 .... l l e l . J l r lie., Ill Uo 68 IN n ' B lock i X l r l e r h I l e a l t y i 'u . L o t * U lk 4 T r 19 ... I ' II 11Ull IVII . . 3.91 L ot | Block 5' L u t s 4, 1, 5, 6. 19 a n d 2*OU I (|l ;.1 (lu re M e l s e h R e a l t y To. 35.93 I I I t lk 8 T r 13 ... .... Lot* 6 t o 10) lllor k 25 04 A J F■ uultef t a i l 13 l l l k 9 T r 13 fkl-A Ir 6" 46 t . o t " 1. 6, 6 a m t 7 l l l k I*«U 3. 4,' nn d 5 B lo ck 16.49 M e l s c h R e a l t y Tu. H T r II ......................... Uel All Ill'll It > 11.31 1 9.1)5 ITllllVtOV'It L ot 4 l l l k 9 T r I t 1" u k m i n a 3.94 I Ait 6 B lo c k 7 * I,o I s 3. 3. 7. 8. 4. u n d L o t * 7. I, 9 u n d U> M e l s c h R e a l l y Co, 31.44 III I All R e s lly ID l ll k 9 T r 1J . . . 11.42 B lock . 7 lie I- 111 ItCnlly I .„ t 9 a n d 9 I tlk 4 T r 70. 8 U l*ot II B la c k 7 U n k n u * n i . .. 7.19 I I ......... ........................... LO U II Id OU (Leer M e l s e h R e a l l y Co. 7.19 L ot I I l l l k u T r 16 . I Aits 131 U n d ID R e a l l y 4*0, I a i I s I, 2. 2. 4, T, a n d B lock 7 19 B lk 9 T r 17 ____ M e lsc h It, a lly I'u. 21.96 | Xa B s 1, 4 and 5 B lo ck R e a l l y Uo. I Ait 5 B l k 9 T r 17 11.01 M e l s c h R e a l t y t'o. I Ail* I n u d D l l l k 19 I*oU 12 und 12 B lo c k R e a l t y Co. T r 13 ...... ....... - ........ Unknown 47.59 ] Alls 19 a n d 11 lllk t s 14, t . L o33, IS a15, n d 18, 21 20, B lo c31k 10 T r t l . .............. .. IO- 12, 25 nlot S t llto c k . . Unknown 11.12 Be I- All IU a lly 69.96 I Ait* 12 B lk lit T r 1.1 F i I*ui IT B l o c k x . Uuknuwn 46.19 U n k n o w It 7.4 9 L o N 1. 4, 7. 8 u n d I I ' l . o I * 13 u n d 21 l ll u c k l l l k tu T r 14 . M c l n r h R e a l t y Uo. 34.39 lie I -A ir R e a l t y t'o , I t.S3 B u t i’ B lock 4 L o t 9 B l k 10 T r It M l'lsrlt R e a l t y Uo. B e l . A i r l l e a l l y Uo. 63.77 79.41) * L ot 2 B lock 4 . 1 Ait 13 n i k t o T r 14 X!cl*rh R e a l l y Uo. 43.77 I l e l - A l r l l r u l t y Uo. 70.8(1 I L o i s 5. 4 4. 16. 12. 14. I Ait * 4, 5 a n d 6 l l l k to F.'. I I . 14 20. 2 1 , a n d 3! T r I 5 -------X l r l e r h R e a l l y Uo. L o t s 2. 4, u n d 7 l l l k B » l - A i r R e a l t y Uo, M 95 l |*b! I I I l l p r k 9 ... . 10 T r I I ............. .. I) ii k n o w it M e l s c h l l e a l l y Uo. 56.71 P C .E o i 23 R l o o k 9 . , L o l* 5. 7, 4, 9 n n d I t Unknown . .......... . 7 49 L o j » I t o 3 1 'a t u l 21 U l k IV T r 17 ......... M e l s c h K e u l t y Uo. L o t a 7, 4, a n d >0 U lk K j p n M V 'in J A 10 -Tr 19 .............. . 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L o l * I l o 35* B l o c k 13 ItU IIIN N O N H N l l l V E V O F A N A D D I T I O N T O S A N F O R D An l l r r a r d r d In P U I l l a a k No. I P a g e s S3 g a d S3 N en tln u lr U onnly Ite ro rd * . EfO U U T U P A R K A a R c x u r d r d In r l a I B ank Na. 3 P n g s * 3 S rm ln alr C a a a l r M a a o rd n . Ii IS f t o f W 331.35 “ { f t o f H 73.UI f t o f ■Lois * to 2 J Wa n d 35 . 1*01 1 ................ 3.16 J . U. U r c c u . l u 4J,IM U f aT t o V I O tlr r -K r llr y R e a lty X 126.91 f t o r L o t I J ll.J I ( L a s s X 4« f t « f ■ [ o H a.II a n d II ... L’u k n u V n ........ 16. Vi IS ' f l ! ____ ;............... Lovl Bolin .:.. . ......... mww rPaa ir t\ In 85 i(|*aan H 7 2 .(9 f t o f K 100 rt C ourj) .U nknow n ____ T.79 o f L o t I ............... ' Unknown --------- L— c... « Mask N o. S P a g a n 3, 4 * t l » Nrml r ;* W . 5 0 f t o r B 174. f t o f ' « t 0o >y u t r Am H a c a r dgradl a l aC aPI* a a l r Itsm rd*. V 117 f t o f L o t 3 tlrunbon . 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I K K S C R D I V U I O N Aa H n a r t r t l a P U I B o o k No. n P ag* 63 S e a t la o le I ' o u a t y K * e a e d * Lot 2o . ................ Unknown ........................ 3.41 FOIIF.HT L .t K K MUHDIVIION A* B n - v r d e d 1* P U t B o o k Na. 4 P a g e I Seoalaet# C a a a t y R arord *. !^»t* t and (. ............ lln k n o w a .................... ■ ■ 9*4 U i t a 4, an d 13 .. U n k n o w n ........................... « »* Lola 30. 34. 36 and 43 Unknown ........ to f j I d i u 49. 52 nnd t.3 Unknown ..... 72 17 McNFIL'N OIIANOt: VILLA A* l l e c v r d e d l a P U I B e a k Na. 3 P a g e N# Hfralaolr l o a a l y H e r a ld * . Lnt i n . ..... Unknown ........ 13.47 Block SO . J. A. L o n g w Unknown Unknown P l a t tlouk Na 8 P a g e * ole C l . a a l i Hecordo. U n k n o w n ..... Unknown Unknown U n k n o w n ... Unknown U n k n o w n ..... • -v i nkrow n Unknown U n k n o w n ..... Unknown U n k n o w n .... Unknown I n k nowu Unknown D e s c r i p t i o n Of Land Owner (Lx»s l i I A c r e s ) .. I 31 30 3 n . II. H o o k e r J.— i..... .. A. r . G R I F F I N ’* S t i g n i V l i n O W A a H w « r M l a P l a r B a a k 43 l e a l t i l e 4 'sa a t r H rcerda. H 4 o f t,ot 3 and H n . J. B a r n e t t s t at V* o f L o u T a n d ■ T h a t part o f Lot II n i l a V. B l a d e --------W o f l l y ................... B I SB ft o f L ot 19 N o f l l y ............ ................ I.OU I. 2. 3, 4 a n d - 6 N 4 o f Lot 3 ........... . . . N V, o f I.ot 3 an d N V« o f Lot 4 an d K S o f HIV V. an d N 4 o f NW U a n d H 4 of NW Vi (Lea* • n V, i an'l a B lo ck B ....................” Lota 17 nnA I t Block B l o c k f> ---------------N 4 o f N i l Vi an d K H o f N R 4 o f NW ‘ i .................. ............... Block 6 ............. Block C ............. Block 9 ______ B lock 9 ______ 4. 9, 4. 7, I. 9 0 B lo c k 13 .... B o c k IN ..... —. Hock 33 ............ B lo ck 53 ____ a n d 54 I llo c k 2 2 [Rlock 54 . Block 34 -----Block 34 ....... B lo ck 55 Block 39 lock sc B lock 51 Ijnck 27 ........ . b l lo c k 17 ....... 17, I « a n d 19 Lola I. ! , 3. 4. 6. 4, 7 nnd 6 B l o c k I ........... I.ota I t o t ! B l o c k 2 L ot* 1 to IS l l l o e k S g,Ai'in I, - 1 3. V4, f, li,6. B. 7. L o t s 1, ■ and B lllo e k 4 _ ............. ................... ...... ...... L o l a 1 t o 33 l l l o e k S Unknown L o t s 1 t o 14 B l o c k 0 Unknown ..... L o ts 1 to 10 B lock 7 Unknown ........ ............. l » t n l to 51 B l o c k « Unknown ------- ----L o i s I to 16 B l o c k 9 Unknown * L ota 4 to 10 B l o c k 10 Unknown !..................... Lou l t o 14 B l o c k I t Unknown ZZZZZZ n o B E R T .L . n y r r r r a d d d i t i o n t o a l t a m o jv t b a > r w . P U t B e a k No. a P a g e * M a a « NT A e w U o t r f ' o a a t y R e e i i L o t s 13, 14. IS. a n d H 4 o f Lot IS B lo c k A ....... - ..... - ...............— U n k n o w n ..... ....... ■ TF.W A R T’S S U B D IV IS IO N An RarerdWd In P U t B e a k No. 3 S e s a U a l r C o a s t * Heearda. 1 L o t C Block A ............; Unknown ...... ... ... L o t 13 Illorlf-^A . .. . . . . . Unknown ........ ......... L i t 14 B lo c k A ...... .Maitland Loinb ur Co. lA ) t I t Block A ........... M a itla n d L u m b er Co. LOt 19 B lo c k A ........... L o t 10 B lo c k R ...... .. Lot I B lo ck C ........... L o t t B lo ck C ......... . l«ots 6 nnd 7 l ll o e k II L—o t- -3-...................... T jjjg H S — . - r-, * , ' ----- U n k n o w n L o t 17 Ilidak F , Unknownr* SO UTH Al.TAM O NT K H R IG R T N A # R e c o r d e d Ti f t 4 S e aalaale C a a a t y R e c o r d s . Lot I n i o e k C ...„....... _ i t . N. W alt M IDW A Y IIHIQH TS Aa R e c o r d e d l a P l a t B o o k No. C o a a t y R e co r d * . L o t s 1 to 43 ( L e s s 1-ots 6. 6, T, I. 35. 4 T D e a c r l r l l o n o f Lx ml * l i s t e r M a so n __ l.tl B <S f t o f L o t < B l o c k n — —----- •— --------Unknown __________ _ 3.#* H K P L A T OK WTNWOOD P A R K An R e c o r d e d In p u t B o o k N o , 8 P a g e nu Bewalaole C a u a t r R e oee d e . Ix )ts 71 a n d 74 ----------a . B. F o r d _________ 1.78 Ix>t 63 — ------------Unknown ....... LIS .............. R o b er t D y k e * ___________ I N . i l H e n r y S im m o n * ______ ... 3.41 L ot I I __________ _____ L u c y B u r n e r ........ L t* L o t » o _____________ C edar M aeon ................... LIS L o t s 109 an d 10C ___ C. O. H a r r i s .............. ..... 1.76 L ota I I I to I&7 (L e a s L ota 141. 147, ISO a n d 156) ______ _____ Unknown ............. ............. 14.07 L o t ISO .............. ............ Unknown ....... ............ 1.11 L A K H V 1 B W AN R e c o r d e d ( a P la t * M k 8 P a g e 14 N e a l a s U C a a a l y U n k n o w n I. •< i m C U VT*#4 — � 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, 1928 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 09, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 09, 1928. 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 09, 1928; <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