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Partly Cloudy tonight
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and Wednesday#* ,y* • •
M i l Ji ■
M em ber A u d lt ~ 9 u r e a u 4 )f C ircqiation g
C h r y s le r , D o d g e T o
City
Commission
Favors
CRUE MURDER
RADIUM
ViCTl
M T O N GETS
C o n s o lid a t e
Says
R u m or O n M a rk et
Increase In License For
SPURS HUlfTTO
NF.W-' YORK, May 20—
H R TO HIS Outside Bottling Firms OFFERS SELF (INJJI^rA
merger of the Chry, !. 't ' t-kij-poratlon and Dodge
»B«othrrsa cK, two of the best
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known invitee ear ’ rnanufncturA.
DeCottes.
The
$200
fee
wns
OFFER Meeting in regular session, at brought; up when it.Vk’ps recalled TO AID SCIENCE
‘«M bf.thbrcountry, w ill btf cf*
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Cd
: * S S L
s t
m
PAIR OF NEGROES
PLACED ON T m ;
)ly B o a t ’ s C a p t a in
»ts I n f o r m a t i o n l n :a t in g A ir s h ip H a s
la d e is la n d L a n d in g :
V.
Idn Horne AndOwcnWashing*
ton Being Tried In Court
Here; Two White Men Arc,
Found Guilly Of Robbery
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Spokesman Charge
D is -
it c h O f \A s s is t a n c e
DON. May 29 — (IN S )
e forithe safety of-Genmlterto Nooilo ttmi the
mherp o f the crew- cif.
ni (Hrlglble' Italia wtyvj
- 1 •Kiiig’S' Ilin
pcIi nt
Bayr .today
the captain o f .
Citta Di Milrino wire
juit he had deceived in
ktion loading him to be<
....
7 Year Old Child
Hall '
Mil
W.ism
K
|m
ul
i
i
T a ^ t Ftoin Horn® jt
VyilhH iljt
ln g W ip d s A n d F o g :
r e v e n t- Q M ic k
i
i *vk»v».5
the City . Hall, <the City Com^
misaloii yeilcnlay afternoon in* ttltnt. sti^li n sum is chijfged ouf-uf- Two Of Five WomenAfflictcd
iflr e a te s ^
M a n H u n t l ^ v . •*;
l^wn baking
intihijlA TUt\ai*'U
stt-ueted tho city attorney’to pr»i- ^cuck(. in this city.W
. With rfchdly FoisonVolunR e c e rtt Y e a r s .Is O r •
V
ceed* with the. drawing o f an or*
The CommHlIon d^ctlhed to sign ' »5er To-Submit To Exiicrl• /ranized ln Ohio To .
the stocks ntItbe'two*c«J^poradinanco that -would greatly in- a cpn^rnct w^lth the Florida Power \\hVnls In Search For Cure
tions
In
the
View
York
market
S:
Light
Company
on
the
basis
crrnM! the license fee foe outside
Kind Hiayer O f Girl
today gave sfoeito*the lrports
bottling interests operating trucks of a ri-CBiif reduction * in strevt
of
spcclnl
Itlrvdopmentu
vf
In this city.
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'» lighting. Under nn agreement re- T r i a l I s S l a t e d F o r
The action' was taken,' . it was cfhtly reached, the present sys
C o m in g : T h u r s d a y
the properties of the cmjuriles.
explained, ns n mhttcr of protec tem of lighting is to ho maintained
Official* t the cotnnnnlo^ have
•niitll
May?
of,
next
year
when
new
tion to local concerns, who, it
met
nt;r <rc(iuotft in^cAvnkC. 1 In
net nt_T
1‘
liirhl
O
f
G
irls
Due
T
o
A
c
iio
n
meats
jahedulc
jtvns dr.-hired, hnve suffered from
N’euvSJfvrk
:tiw cl»e\vhcft», J*»
vTew^fvt
I ’ alnfHritMhps
optsido competition. The present
tin nrort* to'imcA* nnvn bask1
T4 j :
Tn.ThelM Vtirk
jjeense .is $i*r> for each truck^opd\jdftU<Ji5rk»<
. 4** ‘ *
,t
trated here. Although no definite
pyirion of. th$^hK{^nr Copper
■sum \vfis fixed under the proposed r o w o M o g v a n W "
nati
!vJW W v a n s
.
. ;iol Iliiy/^Vtquliilidk
D
,
ordinance the commissioners diw.- Monprliil.
from t i v i j B l W l h r Nike .Jciyoy git! < ntjen. forri^lj^ .-fe)*.
Ch
for said ,t.» Ik* ,-dimmed to •diq Af - CoTpbi%lini|5ainBpi#»tt- on® V'f Ciisse\l a tentative license’ figdre of ■irpj ^h pf Mark Cleveland
Iho ebst krotfii^mnufacturrAH I
lew •lirjifdrjwX
Vtw tSrnnen was
pnifohlrig,’ ^iintrnfled whDo
of p'opUlnr(^toY> cnr^ in^hc *|
Isnird.
.
tpiiifiAtinn
.
..
was
..
pos«-d
outh-.
m
the
(S S X p - O A e
. . . matter was left upt In
jn-the .ni|noy. of The United Staten
world.
nic, however, pending ,-a* Confer qyWl.g tliV purchase of netRr i'or
H
s
.
organized"
il
Raftftih
‘
Cnrporatlpit
C^t
.Orange
man/
V
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GcOrgg ftiunicipifl ’ tennis-courts.
ence] Uh City Attorney*vi
i*.’ .toduy;
i
t'
i tV.
,i
bejratrThilaY
w hen th#
tn # p feles:t.
N.
had
‘
Volutitn'iCd
to
'
when
mjm
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jm)imit to •irf)t,nlif-e^oOC!’^rfments
liody d f '« e v ’en y.ear old D o r a - .
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$ ft
A c t io n •R e p u d ia t e s ’ *
>ble M essage ..
Carries Account
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H a J h a w ayA p d ^ etim ieD cclin e
Ml
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The trial 6f Owen Washington
t a mva w w
and Ida .Horne, negroes charged Hathaway,'vhnirjuip of; the. State
r» » r«
' _____-■i ^ .' . ' a eandi
Department\md
CandidaTo
with first ®egre« murder, got un* Rond*
«Ur. way thisMUornlng^in circuit for Governor,’ today refasjtt) to
court Attorjicyg-jlL.^^yJbii'c ..and meet Dpy)*. Carlton, also n cnnrliE. F. Housnohler arc representing diite for Governor, In n Join; «!ethe iHtfcmifl'nls. '
Several witnesses were heard.) flm
P*
« W ‘ « I . In..a Aylcgntm
* forwarded to him yestchlay .J*y
tb'id morning and when thecpqrt
CMtoo n. in dCctihlnk to liieeiCarJ^
had tw'n more witnesses ta\~«<X- ton* Il^blmWoy repudiated .d s\nt
amine before concluding its'ease, merit luudc ken* HnturdoS’ bight l
W ,''Ars Maukeniifi’ ‘if Hatbawi
Members /if the jury try^i
murder Case are:
T t.
m
wm ^
NEGRO TESTIFIES
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T
uC;f,|tb<v?j'jtH
,%
*y ,1C
f.uni(f*TpTt| Htu flirndcd umlndy.
th y t iic W o w s k i w a s .fo u n d
h y a h w ^ rth er A le x on "th o .
nt !poxch o f tlie-J
« I’ hild’n r-randDarenta. Tho-
V.
K iev i nrn » Ml*#,. Kalhefind
Sciit^^
uT New ink,. Amr •
,
Kdji.i Bussrrnn, o f HijlniJL,/ltt'd*
!Toi_i>f. Vadium 'poisoned persons r.O*T'/yjrc
Carlton oil!,
have*-t cen .cxnnuiibd nn.l e-.paii- (Senate And llouseAdoptRcsoiiieiu.-d on frequently nftyr dimth.
meet- Him in a joint debate and
lution ; After : B»APPeared
Hat •n.-ver hbve scientists ht-.-n v',’l3iftm’.Suppt*tters\Vould Not *>n the, pArch A her grand parent*
that he woulilf-’jtroduce Hathaway
Unlvt-rHlty
Biudcnt#•
Fnrtii-IRopttblican
N
ation
al
C
o
m
m
it
.''‘lb..
sTvnlmu Island in a fvw T. Peters. Hcnryi Nickel, T
r at#Tn Wifd ntfiitonHirnilon given reign in cases of t i l i n g ' Be .Vdle To Stop Filibuster whd lived a few steps from -tho
I L l ^ “ »,nrt^
teem an S ta tes H e R eceived
Pnurth of Magdalena • ’Bn)’ - Range jand U a ^ n .'m l^ e.
tt Front . Of lit'i'htion Rut victims.
girl’s home.
,V v
m ^ «»> »■”
8» * « J » " ,d »*y
$2,000 From C abinet Candl*
Coroner F. G. K rtit dfcclateil
Are
Dispersed By Troopers i- "I will 'experiment ‘ Willingly to •WASHINGTON. ’ May 29.—
tin- Citta Hi Milano is hemAfter deliberuiiiifr for nbo^f mi
'
<lnt(vBacker
Fot^,
E
xpenses
experiments when Dr. Humphiics (IN S )—The first session of the that the little victim had been
Carltdif'ii chnlleuge . following
n by the Ice fines. Tlm cap*,* houp.lute yesterday . afternbon a
(Dr. Roliert E. Hnmphplc*,. of Seventieth’ Congress inds nt o:30 criminally assaulted, and that
f the supply, ship wirelessed; jury "returned a verdict of guilfy ti^Mai-keniJe stateaient, was in
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ROME.
.
May
20.—
(INKt-3JInW Am jN G TO N M ay
21^.
Orth
lhannedie Hospital. Orange) 0-ldoc). ,],is afternoon. Within an
the
nathiv
o
f'
nn
(*ifer
to
mbbt
death was dua to strangulation.
e bod boon |n conmiuniruliofi against Fred IJelitvjfs and ,D^ A.
cpnsed by tfTe rerent- null-Italian say,s Bn- wtm.V said' Mrs. Hus#-*
(INN^^Uriijaniin
J.
llitvis,
nrgiXA,
cf|„ r ra," Senate had adoptn sculetr which reported l\ttv Mnffley, two'wliife rmni charged both lla.thnway and Mpefc.-iizie,
demolistrations recently staged hi ■muia Hds morning,
.... ” 1 am under • ^
n roil„iuti..n to ad- As polico began the hunt for tho
Rcpuh|irnti
nationa^coniniitteeninn
•ceiVed n inesgage which* ap with robbery- The pair'ih charge.) with F.dgur Waybright, aiiotber
Jugo-Sluvia,
1,600 ; university j bis enro and I do A’ltul be *d jourit lit thnt hour, the House ap murderer, detectives coramublcat*
cd, with Youngstown, where a tw-i
tly camp from tho lost clirijr*' with the theft of money , and a dlathaway apokemnn, thrown in from 'Georgia, received $2,200 students today surged about the vises." t
proved the adjournment by a vote week’s search for 10 year oldfur good measure. Carlton asked from Rush L. Holland, Hoover’*
watch and were alleged, to have /Drily, half the total time used by lieutenant in Southern states for Jugo-Slnvinn logutlAn -, .quarters ■ Damago suits aggregating $1,- of 175 to 9.
Beatrice Rosenbaum ended Sun*
message received hy the assaulted their victims In obtain
250,;
ronipany
,1t)jliO
111* filed against thO company
"legitimate” expenses, lie .Udd und serious I'otiseiuiences were 250
The revised adjournment reso
bis opponents in presenting their
was vvery faint anil great ing tlm volunldes.
prevented only by rue nrrivul of ( by Mis.t Sclmuii, Mrs., lUis.-mia.i lution was brought in by ndmini* day with the finding of her body
the
Senate
Presidcminl'
Caip(*.
of the argument.
in a wooded ravine. —
iMilict*.
and the jlliree dther plaintiffs
Lily w iy encountered. in depnign Cunimittee .-tdiluy.
IUH
and
served,
ns
. rons
m -M
O Muffldy, jT
. Li.xr
lliilhawny’s
Hnthuwriy's telegram was com
emirliI
MisV Grace .^ryer, Mrs. (juintn strati'll leaders nftcr it appeared t Tho Youngitown girl had been
Hug it, but the message of
How the money wu? disbursed
Just
as
it
seninn-d
cvrtain
the
evident
that
Boulder
Dam
support
cDonald and Sirs. Albina Larie«v
".u ,° C
*d in somewhanurid language uud
a,
enticed fn)tn her home, according
titta Di Milano’s captain both
tmjk the Jbuuhln^heir own ^
t(, , )oyll. Klaill f , „ l DnVis could not nmemliur, he student moh would invade the le
•c expected to go to j*»(nt triSl ers would not bo able to break tho to jioliee, and taken away in -A h ,, ^
Lly; indicates th^it he believes
said. The first ' fcldiOO -wiu joid^ gal ion, mounted pollee dispersed
.filibuster
conducted
ngninBt
the
behalf. They exanfekd *tntc wit„ T
It wltH M.,.t ut nigl
on Thursday in New :*rkV^ Writ
light him in January ainl ftkltT of-Tnis
v
lalia made a safe landing at nesses and eitch ntfresaeU the jury
them. Premier Mussolini ha^j in ten notification to this effect, it bill by the two Arizona Senators. automobile which was Also* dea*
press rale phiri from Leesburg, was for expenses, of tti-o Utps to
cribed
ns
"a
small
dark
•sedan.’’
srdlMO i#
Island. <L
onium
structed tho Italian Minister at
although Mufflcy’s talk was brief,
Death Car Found - ’ ‘ I '
Ascl-ond $ 1,200 he ’Belgrade to lodge a formal pro was said, hns been ilispujch Ashurst mid Hayden.
ShlWsbdj thut a strong Wind The jury was composed of T. *R the home of Markenzie. The full Washington.
cd to’ opposing coun-cl by the
It was planned to make Inc
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March
text
of
Hathaway's
reply
follows:
Discovery
of the death car'nm!
got fwnii IJollutid Thaforc
i murky fog prevented the Itlinge, i)ave IloiiKke, I.. A. Shel
-test uguinst the unti-Itulhin dein* supreme court.
Boulder Darn Bill the Senate’s tho arrest, of Stanley SieLagowsld,
“ To what charges do you refer? .’1,*’ Imjf kf .could m>t rervemlx-r
diate dispatch, fif u searching don, F. A- Melton,
A. Farina Not only have I answered your how-trmg Y/fero. Both paynients mistmtiiins with the Jugo-Slavian
Knymond Jl. Iln ry, attorm-y for unfinished business for the Decem 17,. bruthw of sevet\ y$*r old Dor*c „
but hiP*tatiHP that be plan uii.I doe 1 a-lnhiirt.
.*• govemnient, mid demand ’ re para- the girls, ift hat (I hip- for sepal-- ber session, thus assuring
• hit* s|i bulderasli about the rear w.Tc in"cash.•'mr saul.
othy SientgoVrski, who, was bru*
o Jam! .-half of. his crew as
ate trials. Each girl is Sucing adoption next winter,
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A verdict in favor of tlm de* ends of Fords hut other » i*hv im
Davis sitid Ik- understood the Jlons.
tal^- murdered this yiomlng, wero
us possible. These men will fendent was rondmtl yesterday
for $2511,000. They say th.it they
K luiopiliju
Vi the
IIIV* M
V*
Following
adoption, of
ad
tlie 1|Bvst developthrnts in thn
proceeij northward over ice morning in the case of D. A. Cald portant .bulges have been ans money was "un behalf of Hoover’s
hope justice will come to their journment
rcc.- lutirni
isvnator
randi.laey, ‘‘ Did yon coilfct any
VIE NNA, -May 29— ( IN S )— nhi i-uicklv. The /tirP Victims de
mbnh’u'iit Jier^ thls/ afternoon. N j ^
ig-sleds in an uttnnpl^io well versus A P.-nnd W „ (!. A l wered hy myself on In-half .if the
.of
$jury*iti
6
d^
Mtkjtsd
Road Department, And mbney thrmighuut jhe state .at Xjovurc street fighting Imtwi-en clare" thoif work at the rndltim Bruce <1 »
ctinrgon Mnvo been placed against
Amsterdam Island as soon dridge. Mr Caldwell sought tljini- NHite
further they ha\> been repudiated lloover’if. nobnir?" Asked Sena niitl-ltnilinu demoiuttriiton* anil plant consisted of (minting watch qll -fllty-niptts to reach un ug<ec- the youth/1"
*»
ssible.
tv
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u«ages on u -claim for the payment hy officials in the localities where tor. SteiivVr fR ) Oregon, chair- police support ed l»y troops ik.-- dials with aluminous substance, •meat'Ho mnkf, the bill the
Stanleyv^was arrested by police
y will be nccOWpnnicd by an of a real'estate'commisslon, which
currt-tj
in
Belgrade
tmlay
and
till
mup.
"Oh
yes,"
he
replied.
“
How
finished business" t>/ the ^criAt? several hours after his soven year
limp
k-nced- se^l.* hunter who . 1* he -said the Aldridges agreed to you have attempted to locate much did you collect?" "I didn’t persons were M-riaiisly wound and that it was their practice to
hi ing the small hriisli they used j at its session in Dorcmber. Hriwb'V
^
y.uir
misrepresentations.
As
for
itH) -the
inrftvitK)’
th topography of pay him. George A. DeCottes re
1l<c|> uhy OeWmnt of receipt, or ed, despatches from the Jugo to a point with the tin of the objections brought down on pun cW"sister ba*l beeft taken f f 001 her
bed, forced into an automobile, as*
IV11itr regions. He ; will guide presented Mr. Caldwell and Wilson instance, the action of the DcHMo I expenditures," Duvis said. ’
slavian capital stated.
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tongue. Thus, they were poisoiu'd. censure from Senator Robinson buuitcd and choked to death.
County
Commissioners,
the
county
Davis
was
Vpiestioneil
Voncernover the shortest ogssible and Boyle and E. F. Housh.dder
Four of the wounded may die.
Fourteen deaths it is claihicdTj of Arkansas, the minority floor
First reports wero that tho
where you were born, and t In ing a ’.‘ protest -iigiiiilst |he use
to tlie plgce Avhere the Italia represented the /Vidri.lges
The fighting started when huge have been traced to ilu- malady, j leader, and Svpitor Hiram ’ ’ - youth had been asleep in a room . ’
Lee
County
Commissioners
who
nf
„
slush
fa
nil
for
lloovgr*
pul**
slice ed b ytho, supply ship’s
crowded about tin Minis Many girl* Is-sidcs those suing
e f I’alifortlTuTTHadcr
The jitry itL-i)ie ?fc]fe w«|j cm r havt, ptodtiect] the records that 1 Ushcd in the At Unit u
sullq- ' Juhnson
Jolnifon (tltB
IIIV
la
a Independent,
Indepeiulcnt. throngs
with his brothors at tho time of
try and threatened to Morin the tin- ctiiiipnnv an- said
jin to hnve lirndtf^. ’
tin
vs*
j
tJ'tltT?
?Jm
’
l*l<
r-^uii
flglij).
poMid of .1. p/ Abrahams,*C. I) show your
unrehuhlciii-ss
;
uk| :w Repubtk'.an ^v<*"eklv of which luiildings following
tho tYngedy,Tiut the girl’a father
•'
the
receipt
Lpi (or the safety .of General Forrcst«v. H«'- M Hunt,- A. .L
How
didil of Premier Mussolini’s note pro Ik-i-ii taught tin- lip wetting nietli- 1 Alter iCcvnty iiiini^f**. n>f fiery later told polko the youth . had'
Lj-tor Nobile, i-bnimunler of j Vaugliun, K. A. Btothcrson and w illful perversion of facts. I w{ P Davis'. is editor.
oil
nf
pointinj^be
bru
h
by
Mis*
;
arguments,
the
Senate
went
iul«
not appear on the same platfoij y iiip p e n 'that you made that pro testing against ’ the. recent uptiboon absent during the nlfftL II
list dirigible, nnd.Jjis crew M u
v
^ executive sAfsifin toJ-Tmsiiler pn-si* returned to *fn3 homo. »l> w ly of*
J. ...............
F. Ritchie.
**>
with any man so lost to tVUtln fost ?” nsk-eil Stciwer. “ ' on Imd Italian ih-monstralloiis und
man, a gentle littje ibAitial appo\ntnu-til*..The, iTi*|ti*in
[ere somewhat ulalyed by the ttQO,bpr V|v i| action / D, L. and decenov a, to permit himself that money fro,,, Holland. *1 iln Z nuifiding immediate
indemnity.
'J'i. lives in a pretty was h*«d*‘ by SgiruU**. lhijjaH - (K ) ter tin? murder, police Kgro' told.
Pg®.
The
Hahrt
nirajetl i T hra*hert ^presented W AA^ft-ney to continuo to set forth and vou.V vou??’’ Stc.wcr ^ . d , . du n
Tho puto bearing aTlugerprints
■
.
m
The entire police force of Hilillside with her hus. joff Idaho,
,l|uhu <ibvT*'p':.ft.‘ in an “ effort
rient food rntionnito 11 ** 11 George
eorg GrHerring, was awarded
of tl)o*ltttlu girl ami
0/' an;
.
grade attemtiled to disperse tD
.
...
,
vpii«*U
with
Home
tuber.
Attorney
Itcrry
rr
.
1 ,alive for jnore tjtan a .npiatli $2,600 damages from Robert I. lor as true, .stutenu-nAi that have *V
t|i pour <al ms the trejibhxl Scria- otiiot iteVsim was rccckeced, by po* •, ; • * „
moh.
Tniofis w’cre ulso culler
been disproveil and refuted b^j time'- Davis
t case tricil first, con
Isb.curried - three, sleighs. 1 In- Betts The suit, was hust^ on the
'emphasis.
torinl.waters.
• *■ „•
•
yond slightest doubt when those
Previous to tlds ljuo of ques to aid thorn-’ The denioiistrators tending ’ t< is more urgent than ’ vAt ’ the «'otltjiij»li»iu.oi the*'fight, jc'o about half a piUe .from’ th^ .
^ilessuge from the l ittn lh /ale of u piece-* 'of property on
barricaded'
themselves
in
the
•Ictihi's honjp. Police'photograph* •'
the
others.
•
statements urP intended uud delib tioning. Striker " asked about a
Johnson^
nnd-*sUdiv« red *- a
o’a*captain ’ "did not reveal which the plant if f said he made a
! havn L------And*•—t(f"bertillon men
been as*; - erately so to poison the minds >f "Clark GrnrfH.whn he said, came streets and the fighting lasted
At her home this morning inagnifim’liLgestlfts'Tif dqfeat. He era'l|
Imc the sealer received
•cyive.t ithe
p
payment of $6,000. The defendant people against an individual.
from
midnight
until
early
gnornsigncil
toor^pto’ditco
•finger
print':.
she
wa*
swiillu-d
in
blankets.
to Georgia M aim ing to* he one
wa, gi'ci/Zn trememloifS^bv.tllaM
Many urrests were made.
ge thobght to he- from **“ j fuilctl to furnish u cleai^ title, it
"However, you need not disturb of Mr. Hoover’s Campaign manag ing.
A dentist hud j'ujt extracted by tlie galleries ami his colleagues. Tlie auto, aceoftiint; to- police rec*
,I*Sit*, tM
M ,rtol
Sst
and the plant iff your schedule. You have advertised ers. "Did you ever hear of Greer
«itds, wos stolon yesterday.
I wars uleged,
‘
’
two «ift I.,.,
her ,....fl.’
teelb®<*lt<uhl«
initial your uppepranco Thursday night spending money,'on Hoover’s hesought recovery of thi
only weep;* tiirpUglF^lly body arid "I am ’whipped." In- said, his voice
onl'
hOSEVF.LT FIELD. N. Y., payment.
boimr but (t -attack*{TUUg*stXO*i - choking, "yes, but hy heaven, Sir
ut Miaiu). .Then- you will find a half?" "N o sif.,'Greer told me,
P o lic e E n d e a v o r T o
20— (IN S i-jsI’he Roma. b»rg- i
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that
hp
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the jfcw. Slic-bild to use, there is another day coming and
thoui-^,
fellow/.fown&man of yours, Hon.
some one else may be whipped..
ingle-motored airplane in lb.-!
spciict
some
mondy
n«
Mr
Hoover’s
crutchesOf
she
keeps
her
feet
FI.VEILS SEEK RECORD
S o lv ie G i r l ’ s A c t i o n s
Pat VV|)itnkcr, ready to meet you
The galleries burst into prolong
I, may take off from here to .1
Later Davis’ tn®*-;• *
uiu-HR-ngth of {inti*. Shfl worked
man, You are pcrjjnp* not to manager.”
mony Mhovod, 'He h*flnuil to woik
or tomorrow to search for j SEVILLE, Spain, May 2!>—
ed applause, whiltf even Senators
In
(uL'-jilant
longer
than
the
other,
MJNEOLAr
N. Y.. M a y . 29^authorized >to speuk for me as to
four'tjlrls—from June, 1917, until pud num^bera.df the House seated (IN S )—I’ olits today wctu endear*
rul Nobile and the missing I (IN S )—The • S|>nni*h
aviators the things you have spri-nd over with Greer.’
" Did Greer continue as H o o v
ilde Italia.
Thus auditorium of Hie Seminole Filuuery, 1922.; when she left on the flnm7 Joined in the cheer orlng to learn how Merian Mitch*
Capt. Iglesiafi and Capt. Jimenez the stntc regarding me and the
t lL ' ing for (he California Senator.
ell, amnesia vletim, happened to
plain Cncsarc Sal>e1li. Italiun hopped o ff at 11:20 A. M., upon n Department of which I am chair- er's manager, or wus it taken HI
will la- the scene to-; to hceqiiiu n bride.
•’ I’m ready t*> undergo eki\
(’apt. Peter llonelli, and flight 'which,' they hope, will re ntun, "You ure perhaps not to out of Ji»s hands?" asked Slower. mc^WIWiiikht of the third pro
be lying in ilui doorway .o f 'a
•‘ It nrvor seemed to get •into
SMITH GETS BACKING
|r Williams had planned ’.(> sult in a new world’s distance rec Mumi> (or seeking to evade meet, his hands," was the reply. • Davis gram of the iinnuul commerce* crimentn lik«- Katherine (Miss
store in Freeport early in tho
piorning, clad only in pink step1 a New* York to Rome flight ord. TFp-y hi-aikil southward. It ing this fellow townsman of yours had little knowledge of the slush inent week exercise* Class night Schaul*)," t-unl Mrs. Hussinun.
“ Together we can fare whatever
\VASU1Nl\ToH« Mo/ . 29.-*- ins, silk lioso and a cost.’
a- plane before June , 1. 7We is’ understood they s||l| try to or for grasping ut any straw thut fund" he said, and when his will be featured o o tid s occasion,
danger
there
may
l>e.
I’m
only
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)—Six’*additional
voles
were
not start before tonight,’' said reach Karachi. India'.
Miss Mitchell remembered her
will guin you u little publicity protest wus published it was bas members of the graduating class too glad to do.bnylfiihg I c«n f«» In Governor Al Smith’s presiden
anis. "and w<* may not start
name
and address a fte r boiirs of ■Oil
ed
nn
reports
that
“
the
Hoover
outside your own city for what is
liaving charge of the program. help the others, njid 'maybe savg tial cidtirun today. Voteless. Wash*
x* Wednesday. But unless the
questioning when a detective por*
ST. AUGUSTINF— New fire generally regarded ns n lost cause. people were nbout to invade the Following are the numbers:
their lives."
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ingtoii,- in a Democratic pHmary
state" with money..'
He suit!
le party Is found-, by Wednc#- pumper received for local Fire 7—Funs A. Hathaway.’’
Miss Schoub Is depressed over yesterday, instructed 12 delegates, suuded her to take shorthand dic
’ Processional—
High
School
his idea was to protest the use of
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Department,
her affliction.
"Why shqiilfl I each with" h'ulf-a vote, to stand by tation and typewrite names, SJjp
The two instances referred to in n "siusli fund" to round up dele On-hostrn.
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could
net
remcnibe{,
leaving
her
have
to
die?"
Slu*
asks.
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Hathaway'^ telegram where coun
•School Song "Black und Gold” —
Smith until the end a t, Houston. home ffi New York Clty ^aod go
gate*.
never hurt a living, thing., " T h e
ty officials rtnt ’ supposed to have
Senior Class.
There
were 7,45V votM ca?1-’ in g ' to’ Frecpcct. Yowetyr.______
disiuse has uffected Inib^walkirfuted Carl top's charges concern
Salutatory— Mills l.onl
thun
project 6 , state road 18, nt ArcudPresentation of Senior Key—
is, and the double tracking of the
Itoba Jones.
Tamluml Trail
through Collier
Response—Jack lVIers.
County; Robert W.' Bcntly Carl
Class Song—Seniors.
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The radium,' in infinitely email
waA
not
present.
All
of
the
can*
|ruiT. any'/ire works, and *U^*
ton’s campaign manager, said to
Glftorian
Speech
-Henry
Hus- quantitiiif, hns gotlon into the
.of verbal cl.?*hcs .between dldiau-s for legislature cxccp; . 0 . day. Wo nru nwnre that the DcBel
, 7 bones uf Urn girl vlcllnuf and cun^ r
Uk EntZmlnger <*f Ix>ngwood were
the
llicukcrs. thfl |k)lilL’V|l t(iestin|j on hand.
Response—G E. McKay, princi not be ollxtiinoted by the natural
Fred Cooler,
ni^ftCyoum-known fo.wla.
DETROIT. May 29.— (IN S )—
The group inrludrd Solo County Cotbmlssloncrs have
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hist night'.at Paola marked L, P.
lh*the wonts irf I»r. Humphrioi, to tunny of hi® race as'Vhe "chick "chicken snUftthrf' Copper'should
Jjsgan, B. W, IVnrmnn presumably -.explained the details 12-year-old Joseph Fiort, who shot pal. t
final gathering. of county Jr..-and il M. Lord.
of constructing a road oast of Ar* and killed his father, Bamud. 33,
W . celled tho ’’ch7<:kTn--choker” la
Awarding of Letters—Mr. Mc protesses of tVvbAdy^nor by any
en snatcher,’* is In tho toll* o f the Um . opinion o/ Officer William
Idntes ’ before the big rally
artificial process •now knwit.
Clerk of court candidates in tadia, Bant Icy said. "However Mr. well-to-do trucking contractor, is Kay.
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it stage. Saiurilay night- in cluded R. R. Dees. Vance Doug parlton has Invariably road from
law u* tho result of jhe pureqiV
Flfu^n other ca*»a_w^U on
Cliyis • Prophecy:—
Readers— the girl* on- "simply burning-up.
held in the Juvenile ih-tention home
City,*
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lass and D. L. Thrasher. J. G. the state’s own audit rrgurding today while
Stephen
Khlnholacr,
Elizabeth
authorities
decide
actically. nil «*r the office Sharon and S. At , U. Wilkinson two and five tenths mlles,.yj!^ond
Brown, Pianist— Luucil* Mahoney, H o t P o l i t i c a l M e e t
what to do with him. •
pt-ui* tiiat tho' negro hBkjbi,*i»xk’®ry eluding one fb r possejiioiy o f liqrt*s uppenred N-for** the it > • spoke in behalf of the office of
west of Arfftdla.
\
Enraged because bis father iiad Pages—Katherine Schlrard, Grace
#dcpt at the gentle ert 01 coiivcrL' •Uor against /Frank Blair, .who
Htizcns to vv*’,“ ‘at their can- county judge.
Slated W t Lake Mary Ing chlckena to his own use; ht^t teamed a p o o of $28. . Maggie
Candidates for
“ I f Mr. Carlton’s statements are bekten hi* step-niuthrr, Virginia,' William*. •
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-ies. R. J. Bolly. secretary sheriff who addressed appeuls
incorrect
then
the
road
depart*
oomvsU .
27,
the'
Fifth
Grace
School
boy
ob
In tbi, particular instwnc*. H# rfc Knight,^ Annls; JsoA* R
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Pearl
Robson..
he rountV Democratic cxec* ra the voters were: E. E. firmly
Wliab Is expccM -io dcveloj. in c ltjjd to have "tried It die® ^p|^Cnur«ws,, J)*vid ^Y’oun*
, Wid
... M
Hall and Farewell— Senior
s committee, - prgshleil.
No J. F. McCIclland_ C. M. Hand ond jnent’s own record# us examined tained a pistol and followed his fa
by the state’s own auditor, nru ther to the street and shot him. Class. *'
loni« Mitchell, si] charged with
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to one or the ’moht interesting
rnatorial - candhiote had '
E W.|k®r
,«“ I»I*^ In g and false. As to the “ Ami 1 would do it again if he
ntatives to speak in their KCoopt t was nmated Sunday JUcrderly conduct,, ware disc
Mrs. Mayljelle MkxwrB. candhtatis n6ubl track|n of th„ Tlinliarni tried to harm my step-mother.'' ' Recessions)—High School Orch meetings of the county political
morning
while in full action. He i ‘d. Hump Mitchell pitd a fins
estra.
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for superintendent of public In*
Joseph declared according to the . p r l ; ..............— :-----•ank Evans, enndidste t‘» l' u*’* slruction. were * also P[J»wmL
y»t
had selected several fino speci $5 for the same offense.
at
Lake
Mary,
where
members
o
f
himself as a member of the
Louisa
Garner,
charged
J n Chittenden. E. M. Killbet proven Tiy anyone who cares to |n- police.
mens
from
u
Georgetown
henhouse
ST.
PETTERSBURG—Commercial
the so-called "Taxpayer* League
d. of count/ commissioners,
Joseph's father recently bought
vcstlgute this question for himand Aiexsnder V*Ugh*P
air service will l>« in operation of tho third district" have signi whsn D^otorcydo^, Officer . *Q>r| exceeding ’ the - speed limit,
lunced receipt of an 'annony*- ed thelr_cl*Hn" tor. the office of self."
his wife a new eat and beat her between <this city and Atlanta,
fined $6. Bessie Robbers on,
fied their intention of meeting Vi’ ailani*1 nibbed him. Ills case
letter shred by the ‘fT*t$P«v- county tax
because she had not changed tires Ga., by next fell.
to
be insane, wag, turned
whllr-John
Q.
was
bn
Municipal
Court
docket
County Commissioner Frank Ev
I ^ T ^ b ^ ’ Dlstricr \Uo'nardy
S 2 2 L ff'
LINDBERGH HURVEYS
on it as instructed earlier in the
R White appeared
Mspday. morning but ho was- county authorities. Joa ']
4 kt> h« wn# challenged to p '^ n * H y tndfW:
«n
ans
in
a
delmto
of
certain
1
Issues
as candidatesfor county prosecut
day. After the shooting * Josepn * MI AMT—Hunncf*
uitii' d over to county authorities was fined. $20 for disorderly
of
Dade
55KM».l...rs or that ptrganb- * .........
ing a 11 omey/^T’ounty ronurftsslnn
COLUMBUS, Ohio., May 29.— ran three miles to the home of hU County between here und Home said to have Iwen raised hy the on u charge of larceny,
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• duct and tbo. following wn®
fin -t^jWu, In n meeting schc* er candidates-ll^ludcilw. B H - l i
League.
The
meeting
is
expected
Cooper Is said to hav* employed missed on a similar fhai'go:
for toki-VMnrv. Derlsring ned. D. M. Douglas*, l-rank F/ram, •(IN K )— Refusing to give his next grandmother. ”1 wanted to teach stead harvesting good crop of to to get under way at 8 o’clock nt
Lea Golden, Lillie Biell Taylor
P i’ll be there." Mr. Evans n. M * c . Rabun. U A. late k . stop' on a trip of survey for the my dad not to hurt my mother," matoes.
tho Chamber of Commerce build a method different . from meat
Guggenheim
Foundation,
Col. Joseph said.
Essie Mao. Cbtnne. .Da
hud-burt her be
f denounced what be de- Cjl WUcoX
chicken
thieves.
IsnUod
oV
*pturing?
Speaking
arrangement*
are
E- Kioiaw. As- Charles A. Lindbergh hopped o ff fore and 1 had promised mother.I
OCALA—Citywid e
bcmutlfa. . a* ‘‘ undet handed methods
ing them alive he choked Uitm to paid a $20 fine for keeping a I
from Norton Field here remain would protect hsr. Even, though tion program under the auspices expected to be made at tbo meet death to prevent the tell-tale orderly bouse and^.Eddia J«
have Ik*cii u»-d agaipsf me eluded
M. Chaffer, M. W Lov
ing
and
many
local
pqlitkat
ohof
wa* flood $6 for contempt of.i
enemies In this campaign- ell O P, Herndon, Dgvid Speer, ing hut. 30 minutes. H« landed at she Isn’t my real mother she has of heantificstion committee
ttrvers anticipate a warm pesslon. cackle, and thhp peddled bU dvod
itor J.* J. Parish appeared
0:68 otlock andAook o ff
10:34. boon. awfully good to mo.’
Chamber
ot
Commerce,
|nator
and
D.
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Welborn.
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Class Night Will Be
Staged Wednesday
NightByGraduates
liBidates For County Office^.Talk .
L4 «t Night.To The Citizetis Of Paola
Youthful Killer Qf
Father Is Puzzling
Police Authorities
“Chidc^CSnatcher” Caught In Action;,
OtWpT^ys Tried ln Municipal Court
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KANFOKO IIE R A M V SANFORII. F LO R lP A .frO N P A T . M A T 28,1928
American i.eagi-e
jiuirunir ffJJRjnw ■*
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c l a s s if y
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Sfl^ineF°r'
Total O f . 7 Tallies •
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•' Jforn.by. Bnn*-*
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Salva Slams Out
y.nk?«i11‘ •£
T w o ^ ree Baggers -cW
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o r can n*e flat body. C a r m oatj
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Ijttle Rock
( ’hattanoora
Atlanta ....
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—___ Ruth. New York
Cassell Allows Only . .
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Five Bingles While J C ^ I S T - S ? * * > '
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l.A T R TO
■n napied
1ST m
%m
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•Boa Constrictor Has 1aere.i d-llars) were pi
the Banana Import Co.
, U>nB R i d ^ o H u n p ^ i v tr ^™ * * * *
T O D A Y ’S GAME
.. FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE
Daytona Beach at Ortardo.
Miami at St. Pctemhuix--- 1 . .
Sar.forrt at West Palm Beat h.1
^ £.N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Clrclrmati at Oiicar*.
, f.fc"
nr n « scheduled.
AMERICAN LE
‘ •York i t Ptylarirlj
Mngtoh .at jMstoh.
wanted to see the world, crept c j ^
' into a ca*e of bananas in sunny |
1 Jamaica, trade the voyarr o v e r' Th
the ocean. a« a deadhead. travel*
>d in < freicht car to Budapest, ••
«an»? there in- the storehouse of mcni
the Banana Import Co., and when j »**'!'
it« case was opened, jumped cat 1 —
to the street and took- a h urrhnf—
walk' in the Hungarian capital
causing ? eorridmaNe . eacitement
-arronjr th^ M a p s h untif the
]
Ijr. W ill buy for cash o r t r a d F o r d j
srith tl?ht coveted body and r t i .
’ ‘ in eood
condition.
Give full de 1
City Properties;
Farms
* *
Properties cared fo r i
Every Courtesy will be accorded
Roth hv m ail.— and at
Robinson IstfReleifsed
; A/^ tVf‘
' And Catcher Ajdiir S’^ e!A fl .Athletics.«*v
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41 38 ot Jl-r■•uH. Paul
£ Is Si^iicd To1- £ fiv -• 1 K ^ E» /K HVA.V l.-A
Aliltraukee at K *fi«**'City.
S HOMElrt N
Sanford,
» •' \ Birmipyham at Nashvil!
Mobile at. Nt-w Orleans.
\ SOLTHF.K.y ASSOCIATION
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Yes'day
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gV .W E S T PALM BEACH. May
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Others
not scheduled. .
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Atlanta
at.
Gj»dltaru«fra,-------KaitohH^e. Rriiltf. ' ♦ ,
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’ — Man*|ter Wallace won la* fir a t. IIeni^ick.,s RobiM
P
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tame for the Hanford Celeryfeds , I^nKf«jt>k ,1 ndjaP\, V
W . .v
;fcfrp fiu r .h l& M g tii> g W **.P a lm « FothCfoir. Ttjriri ' lv-<'
*3< JJ£
The Leaders: *d
'Beach, 7M^jf?Tjfe‘T e.l*,wrre never
threatene<l at airy rtage of the ■, I’.uth ■Itt. 'Hai i; WiU/.r. 0. Gehri* S*rarne. a combination of lim ply! lla u ^ r (‘<4,BisWirjctu «. Bottomin'' ,
tl
Wttinc
lh#tr part ahd lo?>*e | 7, Todts.7, Otd t>! >»
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SjC I^tn* I; Cleveland**'.
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Phd*<i*lp^ia 1; W ashing..rL,I • . ,1
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202 East First Street,
112 E . Second S i.
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Mr. Frank Evans, County ( oinmnisikioner
Lake Mar>% Florida..
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N’nters of District No. 3 will meet you Tuesday night 8
o'clock at Community Bldg. Lake Mary.
We can furnish wit
nesses to substantiate all charges. New charges have come up
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Douthit, St. I.<>us.
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Received By Frank Evans Today:
Jlomahy. It .-t«.i
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Following
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which we want explained.
Yourst Truly,
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District No. 3
.*•. The
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, Steady.
Dependable
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SAVE
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FLAVOR
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Buy your ice .from the wagon o r truck:
WitA the orange oval em blem ^j "*
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Back of him are dependable. uJegtnhed
ice plants working 24 hours a day, year
after year to give you an am ple supply
'of w holesom e clear ice to protect your
food'anid health.
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EVERY day he is on the job. cheerfully
giving d epen datte service.
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Timber-lands;
Groves.
Rentals and Contractual Collection
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ICE
(Signed)
(Paid Political AdvcrtwemonU
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA, TTTESPAY. MAY 29. 1928
Who Can Defeat Catts?
The Sanford Herald
The Irish Free State kent more
than 600.000,000 eggs to Europe
last year.
W ITHOUT NEWSPAPERS
TA M PA TIMES
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I, ‘ - fP r U, t r-ritw strHieutr
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as a ril as
haslara* n.,<Jk..4l.
IL'fcSDAV, M AY
BIBI.PJ YBRAE 1 M
OUR NEIGHBOR
Gait dispioeth his
neth: but he that
th# poor, happy li
Ellon J .
All or which ia, of course, true.
We little reckon, as we carelessly
Is a necessity not only to keep in
touch with the day's news and the
day's business and amusements,
but for other reasons. One of
these reasofis is not often enough
taken into consideration by the
average newspaper reader. It ia
that the daily and weekly home
newspaper ia in nearly every case
it leader in every civic and moral
movement in the community. It
the home life o f tlje community,
it- education, its philantropies, its
rharifii-s artd its moral ami spiri*
tual ileyeldpinenu Without the
Iminn newspaper, business t-ould
not go on ns umjoI. And it must he
laid in addition* that the
which strike for the-upbuilding of
communities in other than mater4j.I way* would I** scriously^andirapped without the ajMfctnnt*** of
the newspaper
j
M oughto
Architect
First N a tl Bank Bid*
Sanford, Fla.
City Properties;
Farms; Timher-lani
Groves.
Rentals and■*-.Contraetural
Collection!
r -*
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Properties cared for.
V CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
I lM r l P t lM
l.n t l.s .
Every Courtesy will he accorded
Illills f
4 r a t io s . s a r e e ir a Slifr .T r a c k r t r l t l t l r *
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■aa*.
see >• «•»»<■ ■*'r!
RALPH ff . LOSSING Mgr.
Both by mail,— and at,—
Sanford
Flori.
HINTS
St^te Art
AND US— He
neighbour sift"
hath merry on
he,— Prur. 14:*
» T o m N 6t n
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200 West Gore Ave,
Orlando, Florida
Two »»IHn*k weekly to Ph'Hos
|tl-JSc Two .Slllhst
»--kl> to njilm orri,
t'sii. Inc. meals. rcKulsr
H IW Ships fas S m U s I t > '
Tpjoulrti fare* to .S V e •'lor*1
(l.'.JitT*; nml other points. _IIm ton nil-water route * l- i 2 . Autos,
<»irlc<J at reducml ra fts .
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Ain udi«|, fromMust fltult-s-j^tir*
futile plea that he wil
them t<g- race track",
whjsb neith^r*Tie7nor’ ~
mnnf ■'|f*j (-Ji-clt'fl . gttve
have It.ip his power .fci
An exchange a*y* there ia no
nil in Florida, but wet) bet there'll
party If* CatU Is the
'T>f*nor.nitlc
a MIt i f A n t I'lim TniJjtiV
tim.ee |rr n'tinn.I 111 irrlnt Wl-rn.s*)
nn. jus. run w in im wr.i.i.
(’ rnprlrliir the llottrll Sswllnrlus.
, ,|I* ,-rnm p r n r llr r In U rlsndi*
• ;itf VV. linrr l i , . Trlriihnnr l.t!>3
1*«MI .till tr, ^M/prl»ril h.i»» i|l.lrh|t
.uu tiill^Ki||‘ **i-ll »» UNcnt Inn. nt
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lli/v^ fj-inl llll?j.ic«n
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h,..vJ.iU «l,nc M l
nnaetl.ci.i:.r.
. . . . . . re. .fttwniur'li
t&TfelMit !ri*tUiuv»iOf
linttt-l urtii rrtiifl ilUrm><,
r (sir <rr#“ t,i/n*uHr»llto» ■ml
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TaaNiRtt^ill ■be hefd
Monday,
July 2,1928.
'
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.,■*■• .is :-r
dulge in a little golf or tennis.
Perhaps the suggestion that our citizens lake fuller ad
vantage of the wonderful opportunities for boating on Lake
Monroe may have cccne to us from the effects of an intoxicatiort resu ltin g solely from gazing at that beautiful body of
w a te r and im a gin in g th e sight of Jt closehimled sloop pacing
b efo re a silif breeze. At any rate we cannot think of a
saort which o ffe r s such exhtliraling enjoyment ajhd.Vit tin'
r-amei t inn* hits so id t-.'il a setting as hu%dffiating twftpii' nif
Garden they^nnd sailin g in particu lar on our own iiyroinfatrahle lake "
* of New •
A sid e from its actual lieniffil to those w h o en joy lie
lev’ll doubt*( (iKrw'.rieJnc^ uf sittin g behind a tille r and watt lung th , ;u t^p
. g u rg le 'th ro u g h the pcuppors. th ere is a mure praeta ;ij - pi' to
ng citcama, i^ e evcr*in creasin g jiopn larity j j f nautical d ivyrsi
If.toilo
■ndi|
fo r d )« to mnki* a serious fiid fo r its .share o f F lo rid a ^ y c a rle
nan in he— " tou rist p ilgrim a ge it must have s tiffii ii lit ,vi n a iio ii- tri lit
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tract and hold the tired northern busjni -.i men seeking, l e
af G>e prea* jaxation in our w arm clim ate.
\ P^ r o Cbov
A t the E nglish seaside resorts or along the K u ic r-i
M.o'and0 w*a w h ere the tou rist crop is the only erop, sailin g fills no Inti
i.tgcd. Hucn p ,r t in the daily life o f the visitors. W e know nl but few
a hangover j-j^riila ejties that have seen the o pp ortu n ity in this iliree.i.v il
f
:ilid w e believe Hint Hanford, through a little interest on
r in f t y'
,
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.
,
ii,
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.
, .
e
^rh#- j .a it o f her hornu p ro p lf. rouM lay thi* loum lation fo r an
*■ attraction that would he o f inestim able value to her fu tu re
aid
antici- position ns a leading tourist resort o f cen tral Florida.
.
SARA.HOT A HERALD
Dr. MncKcnile la speaking hsre
tonight in th* (ntcreat of Dr.
Fong Hathaway, erstwhile lead
ing candidate for governdr. Dr.
M«cKenzie ia an able speaker, a
fine man, and would make an ex
cellent governor himself. We hope
Gut many people will turn out
to- hear him becaypt he will re
mind them that Dr. Hathaway
failed miserably in hi* own behalf
the only time he has spoken here.
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* There je an important meeting
tainlght in Lake. Mery pertaining
W) tha cohnty commlationera’ race.
Some persona have' Men fit to re
tort to. not only underhanded but
,«lto unlawful methods in their
endeavor to defeat the encumbent
jerking re-election. A* many elG*
zepg as |>oaaihla should attend the
Teika Mary nteetipg so that tjiry
myy Jearn Just what all the fire
are about. . •
,iiwork!
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A frlfnd of oura haa just re*
tCf|ved a. very frank expreailon of
JxdUlca] opinion from Bryan Mack,
•djtor of the lakeland Ledger, and
randkiate' for cfrlcgate to tipDemocratic National Convention.
Mack is opposed to Smith'and Ttit*
iBk*, and believe* thpl C-Milor
Georfe, Cordell Hull, Gpvcrmir
Reed, In the nrbcat 'serve the
ioe ratio
as’ its presldtn*
ick lus. get the
nomineetIdea,
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eyre goo<
and pi
Refinishing - Upholstering
s By Factory :r
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Sidney J. f'atln hnn gone over
the htatc and gulhered to him*
m-lf ijuitr u following by ailvsrating a wide ojirn rtati- mi
gumhling.
If hr ih cln-U-d, he
Irltn thr )H'0|ilr, they ran have
hon-e rate", dog rticva and tvtn
rut rucc«, tf they want them.
Sidney Ji» Cutta ia all things
to all men if by any means
he
can
gather
votes
to
himself. It seems unaccountably
rt rungi> to us that u mnn of this
type should tn‘ able to fool the
public in this day nnd genera
tion. Nowadays, wr like men who
are straight-forward, four-square,
upstanding.
When n mnn who
hat been or who l» a minister of
the gospel comes before the people
and makea an appeal to them
for their votes by ndvocoting
wholesale gambling, nnd, inferentialty all the Iniquities which
accompany It, he Is manifestly
writing himself down u pollticul
trickster. Sidney J. Catts leaves
on ua the Imjiression thnt he Is
either B counterfeit preacher or
a political mountebank. If either
conclusbin is true, he is nut n muii
tp be trusted with the ndmlnis-
a.
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1 am open in g^ slipp^in Sanford and wflft
be equipped to handle any kind,of repair
work promptly./,
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Pbon^ 883 in cB^e o f Smith and Jordan
•Inc., until nejv address in announced.
No. >n'ir l-i.iisc lias never l.t-cu
l-nter.-d, >in»* x.* hetcr bud a
Itiiiu: stiilim, >mi can'i. imdcr.Klund » t i }' fun shnulil rurrv
burglar) iiisiir^fin. but
if you r u r In-I .heavily •IN I*
TIM E ) mill
ml I hi* ureil so
groat we wmild not have to
sell you—you'd tiring us your
business!
Thieves I!urk in
The Shadows of
P rotect Y o u rse lf
A ea in st. I.oss
C. Killingsworth
me.* First St. and Sanford Ave,
PARRISH
THE CATTS* H ALLU C IN A TIO N
The Daytona Hearn Times »ayri
that it bertevrs it L> l>e the duty
nf nil loyal Democrats to bow to
the will of the majority to help
nominate A1 Smith alnee he has a
majority of convention delegates
Hvlt we did not notice that the
New York delegation in 1024 was
willing to bow to the will or the
majority which w u than aupport*
Ing McAdoo.
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Tax Collector Seminoljp County,
Aa the campaign advances it is
quite generally conceded that the
The advocacy of .sport that has come to he looked upon
vqrdlct of the voters will be for as the recreation of kings and the pastime of millionaires
the retention of the Hon. Ernest
would seem to be a little untimely iluritiK these days of cconAmos at the head of our fiscal af*
mic stringency when most of us are finding it difficult,to in
faire.— Ocala Banner.
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JNO. D. JINKIN'?!,
Nenr Tatnph l/jeaW tiTof Mtkml
jgaiu Just when Temp* was err
juyinp/’a nice big registration stan
d i l ^pfong comes Miami with e big
ger one to take the spotlight,—
Braikntori Herald.1
Dr. Hathaway continue* to re*
IfM to meet Doyle Carlton on
tha u n it pliitfcrm, even though
'Uu> noble mv i tantn, Dr. MacKenjffa JnH - i-ldgir Waybright, l>e
p (•«•>• t. Pr.
ILatiAway ineiete
that Itn i t
i debater, nor uii
oun
J. Cv HOWELL
Free speech hits * snag when
talker. attempted over the long dlsIgnis telephone.— Bfunawic News.
t,e u
202 East First Street,
TO UA#.
p !Va VEIV-Hphro us, dear Lard,
* ther.rt like <1thlne with which '«
lots our neighbor*.
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Carlton has bean railed tht
“ Lindbergh or Florid* polltlei",
Well, he Is traveling fis t.
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Speir Realty Bureau
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Candidate For Re-election
State Senator
37 th District Brevard anil jSeminole ’Counties
open the ruee trucks,jvhd dp not
relish the idea o f .having u man
like Catts sitting in tlm gov
ernor’s ehuir at
Tnlluhtis»ee.
Catts has a rather unsuvory rep
utation ouTUtouiiI of some reput
ed conduct with peonage affairs
and t1 u<* wholesale pardoning of
■convicts, ninny of whom were
convicted rapists. Southern chivnlhy, we hope,. Is not dead in
Florida.
Although some 'men
thhy In- willing to compromise
themselves on the gambling is
sue, the women of the slate cer
tainly cannot vota*for a man who
when governor exercised his par
doning power us did Sidney J.
Catts.
Norv do wo believe the
voters of Florida-'gt this time,
when Florida^-tsv'StnbiJixing it
self in fchv/good opinion of the
nation, nriWwilling- to bring it in
to disrepute byelectin g us gov
ernor ns eccentric and grotesque
a figuic ns Sidney J. Catts. What
Floridu needs today to cstnhliah
itself
more aecurcly
in the
high esteem of the natiop and
promote its prosperity, is ftu out
standing nrn'n ns governor who can
lie depended upon |» give It a
sain- and' nemdble ndmiulstration
nf'Hh affairs. Wc do not think
Sidney. J.- (’ ntU is this type of n
man unit wc do not like to sec
BOprl citizens fooled .Jnt«• voting
tm him, . vii tl>« npacjoua .gttd<
Va77HY should spirits go down
V V w hen the th erm om eter
goes up? Beat the heat with a
bottle o f delicious, wholesome
carbonated beverage. They’ re
made o f finest sugar, pure water
and wholesome taste-tempting
flavors. Perfect carbonation —
possible only when the drink is
bottled—is what gives them thqt
u freshing tangy taste.
A successful citrus grower,
unsuccessful business man
with proven executive abil
ity and the experience of
seven sessions as represen
tative from Brevard County,
and one term as State Senator from this district. A
lifelon^fdemocrat with all
the qualifications for this
important office. 7
This District will furnish the Senate with its next President
i f P a r r i s h i s re -e le c te d .
(He now holds the caucus nomination for President
'■"•*
1928 .Senate.)
for
the
>500 In Cruft P rio ri
Stum
'isn fiv o r iti r u lr i t «
iki ol bonlnJL.iUjiMiij Mm •
■m ihm U iihiii » .|||.|I..1 c„.
V-x.l.J
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yiiVf|i,n, U c Cut f-nut .01
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(Paid. Political
Advertisement^
JAcres a
Bottler
inyour town.'
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Offle® Telephone 14* MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
-------Bridge Club Enjoys
ial Calendar
S-Vmcs Hospitality
Personals
Mr. ami Mrs, W. A. Cutis left
Sunday f- r New York City, where
they will make their futuie home.
uk at the home of Mrs. C. C.
,'ic.m. S1•"> Laurel Avenue, wyyi
, | ri email mid Mrs. E. pi. Krj n
hostesses.
WEDNESDAY
CiHie Turner Circle, ti the i ii .!
;. t Church will m '*•-. at
0
at Gp- fjfurrlig?
*
Ml n lu.itifrf of G.I.Aj r.nd 1lj4in
> Mr. and Mrs. M.' M-flscs leave
Tues*hty' for. points in 'New N'url.
whurc they will, spend the. summer.
Mi. mid Mrs. W. Lloyd leave the
latter part of the week for their
home ill Michigan.
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Mi .'Viola Hughes, who has ft
the guest of her nclce Mrs. .1
Tolar, left Monday fur her hois
lit Fort Pierce, •
Mi-. LaunuU lit* it wril entdi^aiti
i-* members of the \We»Inefd*ij
idge t mb at tlOO o’d tia , a tlu r
•■*•
-,u* u» Ohk Atomic.»
Miss Ftelln fwiiigcr rcturin-d
hon e Sunday from points in Al r
biimn, Georgia mid West Florida
when* she*’ "has
beci^*, t issting
friends'.
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Mis •’ \V. T. Wheelcss, Miss Sal"
.jh'itr-i'-jui'iv.*_<i and ti". Tj-Ayiili
Iia-iil ;.Jj Wheulesh niid little Deity
‘are expected to ivttini
'TflJfcej-iS. 11 - ^sfriip . l.iinvis l o:r 'A . 1
li'iiik
ttfim.weeltJ’lrom
Atlanta, Gn..
’H y * ’
i',,f * PeaiU M cald- }vdi»*A‘A it I
i>vj*ljar .hostess.'. wlv-ri*-tin y (inw*been sjtyadfPjr tlin
TV'
’ players were .Mi-. I a-*t f* rtniglit: .
IfMu i,
Ily.’ .Mrsi/SJaVjY Papm-d Mr I. Paul Redfe.m and
v. .*i.
fn-iiV'laiiiciji. Mrs.
U mIi -jo \W- j- Scott. Mi . George two*small ’children of Wildwood
VV^tlotV* Mis. ’ WT^.I.^.T'iigpen. ewe visiting bore a!*’ the guest a ot
Mr-'■*.\Vrt|t^..‘{ . ‘ljjl.?oi:ut art*l Mr.-. Mrs. Itfdfcrn's. pnre/tts, Mr. and
.\lr*. G W; Spiliver.’ at (Itelr. hum.'
G. 11. P.Cift*di:*!^i:' *
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S. M. Abercrombie, Mrs.
II'skills, .lolln Weaver .lr,
*’. Weaver left Monday f**i
IMm-kton. Ala., where they
i,lied by the death of Mrs!
!. Weaver.
,
Mi. Milllied H illy leaves^ l ’ rl
day )*i[ .Mmmi CF.^'I-.' she will \is'
H*- Glia'ie* W. Powell il le- tilt- guest of . Mts^ IMil'l,
Mis. !•' E. Roiiuiillnt in Wniilwatd amt Mi< ‘^ ’ oinfJi. Sin*
at Key' West
Many interest i-ig plan* n III visit fl'ieipf
■; ■iu:|e to nnl. lb;- n-f.
■' •. and HI lirid;:*- i lid*
iiuli-. i bail • le in ee l '
or Ht-rv.itii.us n-e "b 'ii
b I -aultiU' e meain I ■
ln»rvl- Girls* Ti
■ * iihaby mviic
ating party u-nl
v n l“ "W. Ial..
b I* '- fl'Mlj lln- i' ’> . 1 o'* Ip I
L'*W«-« u!t*r whilst t "a" .i
Oilc'.i;. i*il tin'll.’ .i “*
*'.*’■ I In- prigr f*u . . I
"r'i
o^'-i.i.m i *i coral i. . < • > i
;n
M.^,. t; * . r. ,-i ■
'■Hi. HJd'tlcston. will " 'i . - '
apoiuta atuiiin to t
.
giviii nn Kv<;r.>t:..i |. pen* :b
n iffn rT Ii.ifM'11, .luiili'.Iiiiit-) l
II <r lit*-', in.til,
Mu.-iiti, I b iii'iig 11 uii'lti'II k i ’l ti i • ..mi G. *rge
tut-• .
Glasgow, Scotland, was recent'
ly Xinvei because some of 1U muni
MEXICO CITY, May 28. (IN S I
clpal ' street «ah» exceeded the
—At least 100 federal* nnd rebels speed lim it,. . ; >•••■
were killed in violent fighting near
Manzanillo, on the west coast,
when the insurgents made nn unsuccessful effort to rapture the
city, according to advices rcceiv*
ed lie re today.
AYfoFii
Phone 251 M
irr-i
Milk
Swift Criant
Bun r .Milk
Mill. I nr Habit s
The icgular iiifiul li" cling of
*i lay afTi'l mu n • ,.i ' t l.i 1 *. i a ll"ii.* .<1 All abiiiiiiaiii i* of
■ ! \ .Spi iilg
**ii v. * n* a- nvi'd m, vp>f-.m "I I*..'.vis about
■f G iild ri'*ii,i X . ii- lb" int'cii'«
liv-Lk
Dm ini; iliu. id'll i .11*1*11. Ib vhuMim f ftiover. i* t-i. "T the
siirdf, gnyo nn mfct-ptbinnlly in-
Baker*/ani
ta antioun
a new
comcows
Hauling/' Crating Shipping,
nnd Storage.
1
I't.^nr sns_
«HII K. Xnt S
voTlo./rock*j and for
n#fh
he priced*'
oalyv'-BO oynts a' yard Wfdntsd
.and^Thursday, n
: *• *•*
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iTip our silks department J nff V
tftr"oi. itsrtllngly .good 'Special 1
6re i announced for > Exportuni ‘
Dky's, atnong them a M-lnch'j
silk, pure dye washable-’.cr«p£
1.4 J’artjs required- f<jr.
slcfvele^k dress—is pricc^l at on
$2.19 the yard. Washable spp*
satin will be offered at only 9
the* yard, . Fine group of 'ai
printed .chiffon .at only $1.58 ai printed pongee- a t' $1.09 at«' al
to be featured.
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Perhaps. you’vh seen -th*o M
printed tissue handker:plrfa, wit
a Hemstitched edge.- Vi'o’re.golii
to sell these very attracUve.hgni
kerchiefs Wednesday and TKurt
day—>'°ur choice of rose, yellov
prnnge, pink,.,’ blue, gretjn
lavender—at
THREE
for
t
cents*. Thcy'rg washjiblc,
']
iMcLa ill ins
KNr.it a viN t;
Diamond Mount mg*
Exquisite
Creations
In
Underwear
And
Crtuluatiun emphnsi^CH a
step from gitihood to
young womanhood . . .
a gift of lovely jjntJerwtar will In- appreciated
more than n n y -it^ c r
re membe ranee
TH E GARD EN
$2.00: Table
Re lain
I f you-are here. Wednesday, yji
may get a mottled Axminstr
rug, 27 by M Inches, for onl:
$2.45.
*
V- •$9i
One hundred boxw
Y t OlTime Vellum writing paper—4.n
kind you will pay $1 for any whet,
—arc to be offered starting Will
'pesdsy morning in our stsUonar.
ilejmrUnent, *t only JU) cents i
box.* 'This pajicr is “ Princess Ann'
shape, a .new style, and the env#
lopes are square.
T~ *
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One tiuft a year wmtalre aiH
\milage of nn opportunity to buy
a large assortment -of 1 earttin
samples -of finished art . needle
work. • Wednesday - morning, we
will-, put on sale a Iftgn quapG-ty of fine centerpiece*, .scarfs,
gwffef sols, bedspreads, pillows,
niulit .-gowns, pajamas, .bunging
roots, children’s dress** and many
other nnuguve neodlcwnrk mod
els,g all comfilelcjy finished’ and
all of them offered n\ ju st'H A LF
PR IC E .
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L-f *!• w tsrvl
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A social lot of !*««««:
many of them 'high priced footwoar of latte styles*-i-i»o'i*lngi on
said1 at art Ing - Wednesday mum
Inga-AL- the extremely lo w firlct
o f'ftiib
e .ppair;
a ir;
e T ifi
df
-k5v the.
Pa
in a « ,
Step-Ins,
Bloomers, Teds
and
Fancy'- 's ^ o
trimmed
voile gowns in rayon,
glove Hilk and crepe do
chi ne.
A selectlpn
from this table will bo
found in high fuvor.
Deposit
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Money Here
WEDNESDAY
I I Mi» inj- th r'fo c U i b«ni%. M.ni.f
11.Ulci'
t\'..**4 rfiT, v* /' rla j.it— «
ImnliCj. ii/..i«.iu^(ItillvJ"Di:uduru*j 4 .
raiio* scIfifphU; (g ti-r* vMitch thh.J
•i*k, Mi> ' Guh'rr < (.‘uoll- ,
■*n nnd .Mr;*. i!,iym<*ai{.fJ:dL "i"d i-nfif-:hmi*nti('-(i'f /itii'hwiIn**. '
• I-'ch .and iri-d tejf. j ' , - ' i .
Among tin* nifmh.rr.-i ip a D'-umi* u iT f \J|». Jt.ixtor n; Per
is, Mr^, Heywnul Walter, Mi--*.
’ tynjiind Ball, Mr*
<■ **vi-*' *'
lir.in. >*.i -. Claik*- I.t-'-mody,
'in. Frank I'owill. Mr George
’ cltory. Mtn. p. M. King. Mm.
ruts’. Hill « * - William A. Lef' J\ Mr- Frnhn*>, Wmalrv'ff tft'd
".v. Vnriluifr^ fIJoVi-j*.
/ m th e
SCI2EZH .
AT LAST/
An ideal g ift for tfie* “ Sweet Girl Graduate" will be found
in these lovely Step-In orDancing sets consisting of brassi
ere, step-in, bloomers and vest and priced most attractively.
Wadi
.Ilk h tw at uuli. qN-K 1 *0 1 .1.
uialiMb straw- Kata- in ou r miUjjwrtion Wednesday. - . 3
tjaHri^liectioq. nt'gtnula* Mtri
ro aTuhiTnum
.ware,
including
£ sS 5 3 S
W
V’ ’:S T ' ‘i W . 4
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Vpjle.Negligpcs, daintily lace-trimmed* and
crepe satin pullman fbbes a i^ two suggestions
worth considering. W e especially suggest a
black pullman robe o f satin, trimmed in colors.
JJr» •!. N’^
DTi Moi^ay
"f^ ijiin for Lnki'h.^d'\v!n i • /I'u'
‘ duyt; witJpV**’- .
i'i*hcr ifnd.
-Itr. ui:*l f l * '
v Milt,
r»iM * * C « ,1U “ nd Fever, InRemiticnt and U.lluu*.
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t a U p f h two, fla^a-will. appeal
^pur,’ Junp Vtatcmcnt, not •ly
able>vntil July. V r
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T ir w separate’ groups o f dr${
* ate being offered for 6 ]
Days in our Faahlop Sec
frocks for. sports wear al
or travgl—values ‘from’.:
a
t'w- * * •only.
» |2J *’ on
* .Wednesi.
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$45—at
ajid'Thursday’. Fifty Franeh V A
''.at dfc.Mtj sWd ♦boot (.1 ,
LujIoretLwailhabfik crepe dress^i
Worth w j y Vl f f i ffifo ifcjffre
An unusual “Opportunity" sale ;<
leather ■
’handbajrs is announced ’<*
.WedhAsd1?— ‘'OJT, envelope shsp*
tiogs sif alligator, {rout
.snak
g r«4 calfskin'nee offered at oril
$2:48 each.
. OF ED EN ’’
Your
A T ’L
■iMfl&!” In3u:wT
bank
Indescribable loveliness
Is reflected In Uieaq jin*1
’
dies of rnyon, jersey and
crepe de chine. Fanpx
slips of unusual appeal
wfir pi ease-the most par
ticular.
Florsheim
m * A i* U r * K W
half prtc*. , ;i
titd b*h*ibrr»tri •ti*"*' tc > "■
z/bniiewi sblpAefctr haa 'ju s t
btcti
*ec<i*ad/H)f> buy*4‘ knickm, ataaa
ff.tovJW w tga. -which* will be >wi
z W » ' ThuiwUr
Them will be an «uttm
a half of unusual value*
and fibre ” furniture on
tuitlty Daya For ln*t*i
can’ hare -a tC
$215‘ gold enawwl
living* toom suit* on Mth*l
theze d«y* at only |1075o, '
y other attractive.
aa
many other equally atfractlv*
gala* in oar furniture -itec
A tpecial group o f m«n%
hat*, worth up to $5 mg
am going on »ala for Opj
Ity D iy» \t * only ft-M. t
Shoes For
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t'i*Sr*We
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tr»-iig
t. Ajjnes (lUiU! Has
ociai ''M ed A|onda>
1 Ml. Ai n* * Guild "1 * • Uni;.
I!]» •r*ip<'| 1 llll iii V*<1 Ill-Ill
The last two days-of the moat!
May—embracing Wednesday 1:
the half business day on Thar*
of this week—ore Oppbrtui
Days at Yowell-Urew’s ■
1
LOSSING’S ■
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
J *« elcr-. <Ipliiiui'trist
Antrh Ki’intiring
Unusual
Ilargiilrts ’
W cducaday-lTi ursday'
On. these two.-days w«
n*ual vnlucsoh rtn. •'Opport
Ity'V-hails, which means tha|
ytrn hays;, a;, charge ‘ account
FO R S A L E
Ti i it I., |i j j i
-Uiot I. r oy *'.11
' -tioof*' ft; J.p
fTi’jQWt;'!.
ti'
. Hi criji.ill, inkr. .ui*i mini.i
' ^ in vi d. at a luu* hour by
hi'.-1i*iso* nv-ii-ti'ii by *.Mr.*.
I-. N. lluddlr-tn’’ and Mrs.
' . I'm dawprfb.
I in* !• nijoying tld.* afl.iir were
I’in ill* Rob n. Mi
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REBELS KILLED
m z sm z .
v U n n h o f '? k’Q j :
' Jtf . ii'.-lu n eq ^ . Vii n il ;*: d
The Pipe Organ Club of the
First liaptist Church held its
last meeting of the season, Man*
day afternoon, at the church,
with Mrs. C. A, Anderson Jr„
and Mrs. Ira Southward .is hostisses.
Adorning tlio nervation rooms
where the meeting was held wt*ro
briskets and bowls of eructations',■'
l-etunins r.tvU-f zhinias eoittblrfcd
with greenery. ’ •.
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The business session was
sided over l>p. the Xfc cadent, Mv.v
Prnncfir E. Beds, imll the meeting
open* fl 'with -a re midng, .V* Fnitti ’
"by Mrs. 11. H.*<'lforg. RJjH call ?«n*
responded to by pnrnghiphe .an
"Friendship.'1
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I "'tins wcr» made for., a picnic
Jo he held next Monday afternoon
at l)d .eon Springs, anil all mem
bers an- asked to meet, lit the
church and leave there' in n body
•a 2 ::to o’clock.
During the social hour, which
followed the business session, Mrs.
H*iyg fl. [’i|j;in delighted the mem*
V ’ S.'.with a number of acconlian
egluj; * ail’d her'* young daughletv
Gladys Isle Pippin, sung n gnmp
o f solos. Refreshments of Ice
,cream, cake nnd mints were served
’laJc in tile afternoon.
't ^Tliose attending this meeting'
were Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Jr.i
Mis, R. II. llerg, Mrs. Francis T'?*
llolz. Mrs. I.eslev Bryan,
II. Cel.rdi^h, Mrs. It. F.
^r*. RobartUv G.lenii Misdg^iBniC'.
giiirt pnvi*, Mrs. \V.' D. Gardiner,
•Mrs.
V. Ilemlt rHun,'Mfs. R. \Y.
Lawton, Mr-.,’ ,t. I,., Miller, Mrs.
A. A. Mcneely, Mrs. A. C. Me-
London, Mrs. U. C. Moore, Mr*.
Siilncy J, Nix, Mrs. A. M. Phillips,
Mr*. Tony l’itrhforii. * Mrs. A.
Krnt Kossiter, .Mrs. William Moore
Scots, Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs.
Ji. A. Winston, Mrs. Clifford
Walker, Mrs. Ira Southward ami
Mrs. Itoye K. Pippin.
Yowell
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Carlton R e c e iv e s
Great Recept jon By
Plant City Throng
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PLANT c m * Fla. May 28• Plant
jjljy gave IWyle Curlton. Letter
CasualtlieH SIAnd A l 3 Known
. Dead, TwoWoundcdAndOne than n two thirds vote 'when he
Missing As Res til I Of Wild ran for the, .Senate ten year* ago
Looting Of Bank In Kansas and it welcomed him'as a candidate
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for governor tonight with an
LAM AR, Colo., May ISA—<INS)
auilicoce estimated nt over 4,000
—Search fo^ the four bandits "who
anh by specially erecting n plutrobbed the ^'irst National Bank'of
fo^tp-with,amplifiers, for hltn 'o
this city, Reaving a trail of minder
f p a i ^ ^ i P T f C . ' f e r e u t u{* thp
in their wake, c e n t a l todaf.idong
rfttWft »a£tina}4e Jo XijUl yi-nr* anVI
the . southern r KfU>fitvL“ iora(lo
rnumihi'dj. ifiituling’-- • cjurirvJ^ tl^f
• • ‘ '•tiftCHne;-' • *
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hour and 35 minutes the -spealtpr
E;
The cousualty list uhda.tr,atanvjakddre|l«l *it\ '
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■ , at tjiFco (leodi^twd t ^ M t a and n Muny %roupe(J' themselves about,
r .. ' one’..missing.v'Jc N. I’affMhL' prosit-'
the plntforid i npd other* 4infil.thfr
'j,
«dtfnt-qf tha'looted'batik, •anfR'i his
MrrctrCAiljufctYif to thy platform
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son1
,. John PnrrirllTfC ca^fiir, .were
within. rrtligc ‘o f the amplifier*. All
killed'.djiring the Wddui..;^6 r;, M\
available rpdVhing space on down
& - -W. IVlnelnger^df Lighten, i.KfAa, town *tr$c(£. was uHien. His des
A
was slain, prcptinmbly by the b a ^ f
cription *o/- the great'turnover irt
dlta, 1 after lielrig lured friini hw
sentiment from other candicles,
.•home to attend one of thb woundedto hi*-otyn in various sections 61
B H w IB itffw lo ti.
.
,
tiie jttpte where he has talked y * s
T h f ^afe o f b . A.\ Keksingcr,
received cnthubiiisticully. He ufgVJ,
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bank/teller, w)i<» vVas/tlLductccf by
that‘ The common, schools of thr,
ft / the' bandits,-iiGalill upknown- U',i*
stpte fve given adequate finance^
has -cithiy been killed
for'
eight month term and t h ^
pjt '*’ ®p t»vh.e][n^r :held, ty i-a "pawn”.
that the higher institutions iff'
#7. "J^Vtfrougfy whbni The hap'dit* .hopo to
learnings be so equipped ns to give
•f
V>^,lbcir Urea and as-, . FloWtia boyfyatfii girls every mlr
Bufanca of >V-fair tr.itflif they an- vantage r^iflicnt ionu11 y. (<
comciyd bv’ the posfc,,.
Mfn-Carltpn accompanied him
M ®.Repc(KeMrom. Hill Olt.v. Kan*., llere i|nd tta candidates party'were
kVj/ “ Btattrthut two men from that place
entertained at dinner at the Hotel
-wcrc^’ ahdtjAnd seriously wounded Plant, just, before Carlton’s. n»l*
Brhen .aj-Vj6riff's ptbiso mistook
dress, by;Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Car
ter and John I, Fielding of Tampa.
•He was introduced by Mayor Com
mission A. Schneider.
• Tko grentest manhuirt, .fh ' tliev
history o f the West has gathered
.momentum each hour ain ca-.the
* bank robbery- of last-AVednesdny.
- VlrtuaHV evcrJr- m^lc resident withi in' a hundred miles of-tho "ivonsasColoridg. stateline halt tuken up
Arms.and joined One o f a dosanliko posses scouring the district.
Order O f Conductors
• To Hold'Convention
New Haven Planning
For Costly City Hall
,1 . . . N E W HAVEN, Conn., Muy 2d.
■S. — (I N S )— A doien architects are
p
working on plans for a costly'city
hall hero to replace n sixty-yeari
old brown stone pile that hns shel►
; tcred New Haven’s municipal af
fairs adequately in the past,- s.-j,
'-Dean Everett V. Meeks, of Y a li 1
School of fine urta(. Mho will bd
the final .arbiter of'pTans, has six
New Haven and six ’ Newsfi York
• architects lined up with ^Vetches,
and severnl of these^ workers will
ba cominiaslohei^to draw plans.
Tha-jitructure will front New
r
Haven Gv-ihmi, , faring Yale IJniverBitjr. two unoVMnieted'hloek;- away.
In the pant seven yuar* Amttfnf
ia bus lost $.‘15,110(1.(100 ’ in Wqgisi
wo o f every Ihree radio sets through strikes,
said “ Piv-m.H'r
louth Africa arg Yiom America. Bruce recently.
REEK JliVi'Elr T il I KVKS
•JNTIIV-YORK. May 2 K -(!N S >
— Detectives today were trying t.i
solvo the theft of jewels and cloth
ing valued ul $25,000 front
llie
opartna-nt o f Alexander* H. IliggiiiHon, riyh b|ioi isniuu and native
of iliiston's lltink'llav. und 'inwife, (lie former Muiy .\i-\vennib
uetress.
(IN'Sl After making her own
funeral anangsments mol plueing
WIDOW KIM.S SI-XF
IR O Q U O IS
Pout pjjwngcr Jriliicconwnhixthij
px> people. GUii-cncloied wide
pninieojJet end hr-jid open do-kv
Tc» Room. Sua i^Atloc. Sf*/ iooi
Lounges Perftcf railing frrvice.
cations of each candidate offering for^public' office
U kfm rim mmJ t > .‘h J U J U N m
(M U i i w Cm k x i D i l*
and decide which will Best serve this County and
DC l.uie sectKTimod.lions nwuirt of
parlor, slerjung room snd l>*tb, bedrooms mils double or i win beds and
private bath. Stiieroomi with or
without private lar.iory and shower
Llenric fans in all staterooms.
Ported ventilation throughout.
V3H0UR SERVICEto
N E W YORK
• T ^ IR II C T non-stop sailings. No loss of time
J L / from business. New S. S. IROOLIOIS leaves
Jacksonville every Saturday at \ P. M. and after
only two nights out arrives New York Monday
morning. I 'jt l i J t HtJmtr turn t u r maM bttuern thdt fortj.
V ^ S A I L I N G S T O N E W Y O R K * . «-
B.A. IROQUOI3 May I?, 26. JunaJ, 9,16. 2), 30 July 7.14, 21, 28 ^
ADDITIONAL SAILINGS FROM JACKBONVItyJt
. Every Monday and Wednesday at 3 P, l/L:
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B .S.M O IIA W ’K _______ M ay 23------June '1 3 ,2 5 t o l . 4 , 16.25
8 . &> SEMINOLE -------- M a y 2 8
Ju n e O ,1 8 ,2 7 J u l .9 j l 8 ,3 0
* All New Steamer*. Uniform lie luxe Service
NE W Y O R K , O n e W ay. $37.00 upi R o u n J T r ip $59.18 np
fiJOO r i f r a fa r * ea ch w a y on Direct S. S. IROQUOIS
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CHARLESTON. Ossr Wav • ! lawssri Rmmd Trh> f IS.OOup
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UOSTON. Ossa Wav. M M * «P
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S T . J O H N S R IV E R SE R V IC E
Steamer leaves Sanford 12(15 N o e^ 'vrn i Wed.#
.C
om Due
flasa fa
n-aasB in
i aa Jacksonville
let/m
L(ilMdfll# L^T
Sun.
to n
arrive
J ■Aa10414nB IVli
T h m « b tukrta aod U ||>(< etwe feed through to prioripol Nurthrnf 1‘ointa
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It is the duty of every voter to study the qualifi-
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State. The ISanford H e r a ld ’s Political Edi t i on
will enable voters to study the qualifications of the
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T O E S A N F O R D IIK H A L I), S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . M A Y 29, 1928
P A G E F IV S
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ainsAcross the CLASSIFIEDCOUNTER
Sanford Dally Herald
rANT
H elp W a n le d —
ad rates
OPPORTUNITIES!
iTerms: Cash In Advanr®
|ep!tonc ads, will bo received
patrons and collector sent
mediately for payment.
B _____ ______ _ 10 c a lino
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.W ho. rates on request.
(Political Announcements)
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young men
or young ladies who want to
learn a good trade and get a good
position whtYi they haW become
competent, llave situations avail*
able every few dnyr. If interested
ask- for
A. Haines at Sanford
Herald office.Up will be glucf- to
explain it to you.' *
Each day in The Herald Classified col
ptm c i .k iik of c ir c u it c a c n r
l wish to nntiounra that I am a
*andUWte for re-eteullon to tha of.
.*.ce lit Clerk of lit* Circuit Court,
of Seminole t.*uunt|r, Florida, auh.
Pol to tha decision of tha Detuucrnlle Votara nf Hemlnole County,
In lha Democratic Primary Klee,
lion to be held on June 6th, A. D.
iv : h.
v. r . pouai.AHn.
CARSON ATTACKS
FONS HATHAWAY
IN MIAMI SPEECH
Republican
administration
at
Washington," Mr. Carson declared
amid applause.
Taking up lluthnwnys positive
arguments in favor of his ran*
didacy, Mr. Carsnn said that Hath
away claimed to he running on his
record
hn. (uhfenUir^nnd itn ex('nndidnle Fur Governor Hell* *e?utlvc, A; ^clut|t^jOnfnv t)>r Or
crutc.s Charge-j0f/0 raft And
lando Rcpnuff'fibip.' put.'liihing. a
umns are numerous opportunities of every
Food Facts
By Ann Page
SHORT CAKE SEASON
"Short cake* season means to
most of us Strawberry ShrtCakr
and la comparitivcly short. Fol
lowing strawberries, raspberries
ntny lie allowed to takn their
place with peaches following. Dor*
ing the winter canned fruits, sliced
oranges and bananas may b* used
in making stnrt caka far dsssert.
As good as these all are we Still
consider strawberry short e*k*»
at tbs
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t«ugtMOM*
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Three
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T-« e* r.
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A ,n < i
rtm t i.Kim riHCPii- c o i ' iit
I hereby Hnnounca my candidacy
f<ir Ilia utMce uf clerk, of Iha
speaking o f old*
I'lrrtilt Court. auh|eet ta the u.'tlun
e made with, rich
f the \nteta M the Juna t’ rlmary.
R JU DlJAt*.
Strawberries with
illtl
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description.
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h f lett^y told jti.lv D rillttth aW ay c^kke 6 r cream make-dellcioue de#*^
son, cnmRdnte for governor, in
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Hi El
Ids* home city drove deeper his had le t'a n outsider* |>li«V op the snorts and'. I shall have more favor*
COtHT
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.m u c i .k iik tn* i n n r n ic t 'ir clumre that graft, corruption and settoAl'Iuilj team n fth in ig ^ W .h iM ite^Vcetflt- to give you for theae
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I lurch) uimiiuncn my candidacy cxloiWoii have boon practiced
n givyn IpX w>n^'>of ‘ bulidir; 1 0 ,0 )^ next wetfe. GoihI a* they are, how*
: halt,
for
the
olflce
of
t:lerk
of
jIim KlrIt will pay you to read the “ want; ads’
ciilt t’oiitt nuhjrct In the will uf the State Road Dcp^rtmcni and opposing- to£p*' Unit t , mnie Tult, ‘ e^Vr^they-should not Ire known a*
lull i
the vutrrr nt the Democratic I'll nogativeit, one by one, the posi pupils of liu ^H 'bao l <4tere tm the slferirCHke. '■
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in.irt uli June 6, IS‘.*S.
IS— Wanted T v Rent
reap sh'prt ckke dough la a
tive "and only legitimate argu team.
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1». I., Til ItAHII IMt.
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jury■ - V f -- p
---- ;---ments" that Foils Hathaway hits
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Llil'fa
"W h en he wju^.«tl ^ X c | u m e .ttj i i » « l t dough
FAM ILY ’with'no small children
'*regularly and to use them to fill your
advanced in favor of his iundlducy school stiperiniWdrihtt- o f Dil^.il berries'-added With a heavy hand. ^
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fV.WJWjts* jilnfp ys ijcaretak^r or
"• * • row r o x i T t s t B , -• * • for governor.
County— lie wrts defeated for re- Any Kind of. shortening can b«
I nlrli tu annooncr'iny candidacy f Doeuntet4 ary ptvoffusetl by th»
would dMHuiidcr jidyift); .r.iiitiU'faeni.
V*
ua*«f,lmt
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like
butter
for
flavor*
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election
hy
an
,overwhelming
ma
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for ihe office of constable!' Dtalrict
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Hox iyus,
1jH'd, 'Sanford
tins
namurt). v,
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when he jority by one of his teachers, a i|»g. I lrke aAjtfle sugar mixed with i
Jlhl w
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No. t, KemIitoly JlNiiinty, eplifsct to Miami earnmlnte tmiifilit
%
the mil of Die V'lters lit the Domo- repealed
hibyexpose tfT.the llrinr man practically unknown thereto flouV ns wjjH, (t- is", allowable to •
d mV*
poedri. Small in cost, Herald Classified- cruDtW A N T K D ^ le ls iatT^:*r plrice^
I'rlin.iry of June 6.
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Hill extortiori*. scandal, where a fore, "Mr. Carson said. Failing in mOTiI W i egrijwlle-vrith the .milk but,^
L*
A.-TATR.
Call- or Write yackleli^fry Faro*
>rnid ' represent
representative
H erpli
Hroward County rock firm was his legitimate arguments, Hatha it‘ja^not nW-j[e3sar)’.
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lroughly ^lnniiliar with rates
pelledtotoiign*r
agree tnto pay five way had resorted tj> the" illegiti
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CFli't togeth.it ajvcups « f ( flour, \les and- classification will
'A*ben
towards Fnns mate argument, -that he is the 3 fct?asp*Mjja’ of-baling powder, 3*
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results/} • *. ’*’ s
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I l.erel.i fitioomii-o my T-andtdlM'V It at ImwA[y
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ft
fund
before
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SPECIAL weekly* rates at San
•
i. twhv'dWp't spoons of sugar. Uqb in 'S^'tame*
‘ get V h product accepted Carson snitl.'^Tr*
iblo* •
.1, MttiJrCMlM the.,«lll of the voter*
in wording your want ad
*Ati<
ford's homtjplikii hotel* Seminole
*oI. JHim
**
by lip* Stpte HoadDepartment, he Cight ttAtts? J
It
z U f* do; spltone I lpll ^■upl of shortening.*'
KINI.AW.
iako it more effective.
HoL
was ■reproduced"
produced in the Miami in g / i fo r hiin TTDw.Miuk. Feai^o has Wjtfgti fine m;\torn m esl. stir In.
__t
Daily
Ilaity News todn^yliu)rr
today^diider the tour*
four- KeJ, c W fu L S ^ iv o ld t a k l^ W u f *1
U»1L
jl' L »P o fm ilh
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lAn n oun com en lg___'
■ohnnn rk'ail, "pr«»pi- Carson will n l t v u . a - a ^ tr trrM^-gwrn^in^ l?.. donctr^YllHer soft but dry
.... .......... column
"
Foil FONSTAIU.*)
15— A p artm en t FoV R ent
.Not i
udunir
uT'ehBI'giit 'agiiiirst^ilnHut*- w'lmy-iillieF'Tss'ue." * . FoUtlcn!
Arinounccrhenla
?
1
tyn^v
»niuuilu^niV-caodia»ey-Laulimlt
i, tested for grasses by, Hr * -----r------------------xnouglPTS^Bkndle. T^kc half e(
21— Loth For Stile
Ifrty
foacUl -sUe- •
Tm
7
^>Xbr"Minmt
ruijdrdute
d)f*tu*scd
tfict. sillljel t -to »lt* will of tea
ivis. Opposite •Coart House
the dough and pan it into the pie
Oriat* Hill os nr length His own. platform, stD*ssave pm
------- i,. faoSJ- MODERN apartment— in
■
uii,.i<.iui-ti*'
DFiiioi-rntf.*
primary
LOT FDR SALE: Ten dollars cash
i ’ o ii I ' l i r i t r rsM w itiffff'iK n
.of.June S. ..Your vein will fn an significant of .cukfuplion jn the ing tlit|t plunks calling for a new tin. Rutter this well and pat the
M e'or Granada Dh ‘ Ginger ^SuofordrSuttaEIe for three bach*
'i# ffTol'»t
t u tslr- fu uminiaii'i' thrtT-~t“ IUu a Io ei iaI eit,
urul ten ilollui a . |n*r month will
rest of the dough lo the aamo
State-Road
of i-ii.ntiit
FI tin ci u,,
ute -Uonil Denartmeiil
Iii-nartnienl oi
linking lav
,e unll 105. Prompt UeUwasiij.- yb'rs. tins, Electricity, Water, Lin* buy gftmriol. If interested udilress eamlMate for itn«*ni<iri« uf t’oltnlv
ile ,,f
uf bunking
InvVs Nmd tx’^ay- shape, lhit on tup of the first
It i'.. (Holt) \V11.0IX.
i-.immlssluiicr Imm District No. t>.
Hot
the te rn i'"’IVjJpol Dome* k- j nicpt lo i 6 uilties off j U'dcV spent
rnirrfnd maid Service, included ill
nitlijt-C! lo Yti* Orcjslon of Ilu* vot
pieec, brush the top with milk and
hcOHUCINO txmgs Pure Fork rent. $50. per month. Phone 005. Hog IHi'.i eitre 'iTie Herald.
slgnilnui^ of ro i^ i 'i i on in thi; by them t>n main stpte
si
.rtwds hy
ers litVttn* Democrat la I'rtmary to
■
poll 4l i \ I I I W
bake in a Hot oj[en (45fl degrees
ausage. 117 Magnolia Ave.
f' wIhIi Mt ititf>«utiff Unit I dm
Location till Elm Ave.
* 2 ^ —Heal Estate To ExchnnRo lilt llflil nil Jun«« Mh. A* I*. 1!*2A.
In
iliver(tng one. rent ‘of Hie tiveH. r. l.O.NO.
F ) tyranty minutes. Remove from
ft ciititlhljit** fni Hu* nfflt't* ttf (!i»ri*
eent
gasoline
t:ix])jiAvnnl
a
sinking
til atilo \nr Jii at i*«• »*f Um
Political Anmnlnrentenl
lAu tom obiles
JH«l I If I ",N*»i 4 Sdill Iiittli* C'nlllll >
fond to take yire xif intoresl and tbg oven and split. Hccausfc of 4b*
W ILL TRADE: Several building
Sh
Cutter the layers*«, will separate
........
‘
‘
' lllf I'filt’l
Flor‘d*»,
^k*fal«l‘ .HiMlu
I'l'.Hf
Tffc
r^jih
siVmtFi'*
DODOR
lots, free and clear, for StnuU
I >im i (i t «*uiiipt Iwjim ^rl. i iltm Fr#- f. I hersby nonoonc** mvsslf »■ , primipnl on lunuls thus incurml.
yor 1
easily
and
will
not
tic
soggy.
garage
Lure cars and (irnhnm tnicks. NICELY FIJR M S II El l
i'lni/1, Nu> I, .* J i
I*', U. Ae Ii. cun^lilatc 'fur slifillH. of St-mlnitD
1*1)11 JPHTIIH C»P l*r)Ai:iQ
house in good section. Your price
Lcev
• s
p,
*
While the short cake is bakings
»i||l»jjrt I t«» Mui ■!•’*">wjp•ii .*f thi* I h- y r.ninty siil.irrt lo ih. action, o, ix |
ro n nMTiiic t so. r u t u
apartment. llUl^Elm.
biifand 13th. Street. Phone 3.
must la* right. In answering this
Thin in t.» uiihnunt'a «ny cumlldury ocrntio' I*1 1roili f j I «' 1at. lit*hi un Jtlilt) tin. Dam.ocratlr primary l«- t>«* r h y s i c i a n S l l g g e s f f e »t..n af|u»n v,f berries and crush
-fi’ nil give complete information as fur JuHllce of llip I'MtCf, I)l»trlcl Mh. A l». I
in-ill In th’» early part of Jut.* U ll.’ '—
.- -----_ — - with sugar’ enough to sweeten.
JGINH a: COYrAtT Co. Auto
~~
-\
I Will H‘|M i it.. vtiiH aHUporu
4, itilijfd lo lht» will uf Iti^
room to size of house, loention, and No.
UNFURNISHED
Ft >mt
i
i.ijl'
um
Jlrmucru
vutrrn
Jicrv^
fill*.
Han*
Idiator mid sheet metal works.
*
s*V it
w
unrti
Keep in a warm place, not over
Fall
apartment and garage. I‘ho IIL* price. Address S. II- D. Pare The font,. I,itk*
\onr*‘t. I'aolu. I.«kr
|French Avenue. Phone 7HJ-W.
the fire, however, and when the
renv
Mary,
L ihik wooil,
A Hfi moiit *
.1 UM i . i \ * r \Il I kM
r.vi W>*
11era
Id.
.spring*
mill
Forint
Flty, r»iiHtUut«»
~f
•I II If-1* 1 ■' niiioiim • l hitlr I tun a
cake is done, put 'Tictween the
l)t »
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-------------lit#" MhtiVd dlKir'v't*
* - . #
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I Ii Ml it- -KUmIMmI* f**r n--**1*
c,111,11,1.11, l>* ih) 'it* iff uf ***»iiM*
JIUPB-MARMON
,i i layers anti overfj.e top.Some of th«
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re* W ILL ENTRANCE: Building lot
If
prutTilM un hnn#*»» .11-I. I *i—
. i l. I \ I Mfiuiuctlt' I'*Mill in ill** MffLro iff. xtniirlMf»*ni1**!il of
Sanford Automobiln .Co.
nr Iitpus* Ilka * ii VIin1ii IfitTil 11i*fl Iran t I t- Ini r.1ix ,i[il ■11-*trlirt Fnmprlslns imiiiii iMHiruftiMii
t**r
N'K\V YORK, Mny 28.— (IN S ) large berries may be left whole to
* diiced rates. 3J7 Park, Phono
fjir automobile. I /it is worth from
A
Iha iimiul ine«lillei«ni*n*MJi .-te. .p.l* p.
is Na>. t.q!. S. 4. »,
|Magnnlila Ava. ■" Fhbne 137. H51I-.I.
use ns a garnish. Plain cream or
r; ‘ v ^ 's n p r o lv
w.«h n.,. .ciemific w«rid *vi
frunt $V>0 to $*<»), Address llox KiiiTully r*»nn*'i’irtl with (hla of- HI. M IC .tll.Ji'CI )■• Hie Will
w nf III
it)
i
fh«.
dcncing keen interest in the tragic whipped cram may lie vised wlth|
intJ/s^Tiii Hu* I*» i*i.ii-rutIc I’rlinari pi. i fan <1
O .» IIKRNllON.
In he f). M ptt Julie ;.Lh A i> i^:«
lutjincse S e r v ic f
ROSE COURT.* APARTM ENTS! 131 cure The Herald,
•r. \v i.AWTDN
„uif ()ii)
five
N
Cat
um
11
vc
NewJcmcy
this
Ymir Siipi'ml't w ill hi. appreciated
For Rent
j.e
run n il'M f M r n i VD'MIHXT gills who nre helie veil to he dying
20— Farms For*Sale‘
The dough may be cut in xm&H
J. At. l V1C» V tih l.lt)
Signs of all kinds,
n ii * ^
Summer Kates
UF 1*1 ni.tr D s T I l i n i t l )
•:al
FUltJt
HTII
K
OF
I'KAI'B
*
li.v
inches
from
radium
poiXoninii,
rounds
and
baked
in
individual
Sanford l'nint & Wnll Pnper
t e i- 11 tn uiuiouiicn H1)' i'■aml hlar)
ro u t ossTAiu.i:
.
I li«*r« b> Miinuiincii.niy caniljdary
Pall 7'it! .1 nr )!•?,
I wish tn Kiinollnre that I am a for the nl I lii- nf Nllpnrlllt' lull tit •• Dr. Alexander t). Gcttlcr, city portions. These mny be made juat
l 12 ACRES improvctl lainl and' fur re-elrrllon lo tlis office of
liiMl!P i.f rli.. I'race District So. 4 ■-sndldnti fur the iifflrs uf Hun* I’oldlc Insl met lint nf rtemlnnl luxiculogist, came forwanl tod a .* like the large cake or they may be
house with fctlU' roonp* and" hath. tlai
I'Wl) APARTMENTS. U rge cool
I ‘Istrli-t No. ). SumInn's I'niinly, nuhjert In Um will uf th*
in* liulii Mils nlfli's for nearly sin hit'
II. A. HALVERSON
rooms. Low rates, til!) Park Ave. 1 12 miles out on W. *4at. St. H two ) rain 11II111 the district waa gnunl). Florida, salil Dlstilct com- inters III tint Plllliai) June £. Veil with tin* suggestion thni one of put together with a h&Vrt sauce
interior
decora*
ptisliuf
Itlm-Hon
i’rrcln-in No s. I. support sill hr oppi related
ihe victims offer herself—white mixed with crushed harries. Cream
patnUtig
ni.-rs<*il Into Hie Fourth Dlstrlrt I
('. Echols, Runlg iV.- *
r
MW
MAXWKI.K
f.-el Justified In nskliitr the Voters 2. 3. 4, ». Hi, II A IS. siihjrrt tu ___
tiny/ l'huiH* 432-W.
____ __ni:l.l.l* _____
____ __ . yet dlioe foV ii scientific stud.'* together 1*3 cup of butter artH 2
I.EFFl.ER APARTMENTS: furn
fur their support oil my previous Ills will uf Ilia vult-ts In Hiu In-innl*)ilt fin :x T Y ptuisiTT Tixu I ionking-tiHvnrd Ilie iliscovcry of a cups of powdered sugar. Add 2
ished. 3 mom and garage. Atrecord ss Jiinllni of tile IVnm and era Hi* I'rlmai v tu On held ull June
A T T O II Y K V
1,-u ri.
ulsdH• tuy heat endsavors to tflve fun. a D i‘j 3 « . ;
tractive summer rates. Apply 804 rtVK ACRE tiaip with
T lierehv I uIim lid" method nf tin*
’ » ,
cups of crushed berries. Use ths
Your support will tm upprssdalnd
■II the people n si|tiare deal with
in.on.
Ill,
m
y
eandldMc)
f..i
Hie
‘'What Is vitally wanted IB find rest of the Iteries for garnishing.'' v
N’ SFKR Service of all kinds. Magnolia. Phone 280-W..
A
II.
I
Artis)
-SMITH
liistlre to ull and strict adhsraBuk
o
tw
en
ty
• 'on liciirdull Ave., nlso
nl
flee
of
I'llul.ti
Fin-I
eiitlns
I
these
IIllfnl
tllllatl*
ymiiig.
women
to Ilia laws.
lorttT 670-W or 330". C. F..
The small short cukes ure some*
run rotiA T i j i imho
W W. m v i u ,
Small grtVage upartdient. Call ‘2 51 . acre tract Palmer’s suhdivi
1 will ...... -.in., mn lo undergoexperiments," said R times known n* •‘Cariiationa1't h e ie h y annaiinee my rsn d ld u ey 1‘ rlmai i .
hie ning.
Ilargaiii, see
Nick I Zernovean,
x.
•■•r II.e n ffli e nf 1'i.iillty J in l«e uf ■upp'Ol e li.il inn hy Hn. pc.|df tiellb‘ 1 . "Tile offer Ilf Miss (irace
Modern
fiinnshefi npnrt meats HenrdaH Ave.
NA
1 must not forget to ‘tnentlnn
FUll Jl ST'f V OF er.ACR
I hpaii I m l hem* If
will! st_
. .
..
, ■,
-’ rm ltm lv I ’ u iin l).
I'lo r t la,
su bject it ri<
x of llm stffirtt n»> I I11w
N*‘r»
iiiHtjiiu'c, that wt» niijih. nn>.liar blunt cake which is poA*
WIGHT riH N T SHOP
lllS TIIII‘I XU. KOFIl
lb th e a. Hun uf the liem u cru th ni\i* io ii» *
_
,
-e
Frigidnire; Murphy steel kit<hti.-hy
uiniu-jncn
m
V
cniulldai)
vary
Imsi
nervlces
,
,
,
examine
her
bo'dy
after
death
I*ss
rt
>
mi
June
kill.
FIS*
M)
earn
I’PY service on any thing In en: thirage: .*xcellent neighbor
usIU's uf 1'nacri of District NiO |'.tl*li tor ltd, nffh e Is til Hie hsiull
_
VV
'*I I 1- — |would rjwE*do rtk mill'll for ntcdiejl silde nnd dclCeiiiUH in the spring.
tiling. A phono call w ill, get hood: rent v.-ry reasonable. Park 2G— iMisci'H an fo ils F o r Sale
*. silhjet t tn JkF 'UrrlHlnn id tl‘h of* in) fi lends IliroMImiil (Ills _ _ _ _
tried
Rhubarb
inters
In
lliFVynitw-rallc
Frliiiai*
run
sUKitirr
i science ns for ox to have a livin,., Have you ever
i
until
v
and
»e
solicit
Hie
snppui
inhn. Plume 417-W. V liu il- Apartments, No. 5. Phone
J. FOR SALE: Dm
i*
lo'lk. i , tm li.at uF.Jirif Bill. A, l*- lull. and votes uf tils people lu ilia
Short CukcT^Vhe ruhnrh should ha
I am a cninlldtttM fur
hrcatliilig apccimeli.'*
1AVo.
; ^
r'DAVID Hl'KICH.
( ’ypWss mw
coming Democratic ..... .. * alao of Mill tiff Slid.will Uppredals sup
cow. Also jj f>'n.
Miss Fryer L uiu* nf the five rooked without tauter either on
r 1*4111 ai'ATi: i.rr.tst.Ari h k
If,— Houses For K en t
Hull If tile penpie nee fit In elec port 111 llie JWt»e I'i iin.111 y.
n nl -II I < litipmuii
bout. Cllll In*
I
ii
I
h
Ii
in
anil.mure
mi
candhliu
)
'
»
K
Ii
WAl.KKH
Ins
In
Dlls
Ilf
flee
I
will
site
Ihe
iii
ilooltH'il
girts. t 3u' mid Ihn fo'lt lop of the stove or iij the nvcit.
n u p y o u i T o l d \7\Fx s
f..r the tilht* I ms mint ui e Ulruup an efficient, effective nod reoimmh
A v)*.„•-'■'
ol Iters— Miss Kut In'rin® Nchnnli, Sugar—plenty of sugar should tm
THE NEW W A LL PAINT •THlSl^llED hmikc; 5 r»om> ami
:■» and nlll sppicelln •i.n-'il III ul sdtnllih-H tltnii
s l l ll l l l K
u
,iftiiMtiiit'«* iiij i'»siii4 s<) Mrs. Qttiitlu McDoiutld, Miss AP added, when it is tender and the
held III June
1 lie
HAUIIKI. A It tV II.It INilON
sh^iiiim ponh
Siininnw* rates ll^fAT FOR LAKE: 3(1 foot tirtdge the pilinii) tu he
{THING
NEW AND HEXif ■her• I,. I* HAI1AN.
i lt%jiiii In tlx* iifi
for
t
•
*
sugar melts the fruit wilDliMeady
FOlt FURTHER 1NFOR- HOI Magnolia. I'tioue 1511 W
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
ifl ol M-Jflliiih* « *•MlM1> MitlJi'ftt lO hinu Ijiricc nnd Mias Edna lluss* lo use for the short cake. A few
f
th«
m
In
1
lull
it
f
'tilt*
Viflr
1
I I I * iu 1
mnu—nro
plaintiffs
in
five
suit*
r
o
il
TilF
I.Khttl.kTt'lia
ION. C A LL PHONE 235-J
ncist
FOR RENT: Five rooin Rungiilow fully equipped, slarps six. Prica
I'cllioi 1 .Ills, 1*1IllUtl >* tu Ii
I her el.) a iiouvi lies my candidacy
ro u «ot.NT\* JUm.i:
EE. V. C. POLLER, SANyour filed against (he United Stutei. strawberries- with this makes a
1 will
a|i|ir«'
for Ihe l.i-KI«laiuie lUruup I) HuhI fuTrhjr iitinniiiu'rt ln> r.4nilif1ary .1HIM*
on Silver’ Like-Pitved Ruad.^ a s o n a h le. P. O. Bo* 038,
Radium Corporation for a total of worthwvhilc addition
D, FLA.
to lIn* will of Hi" vuliTB of Mem fur r t f - I o n to Him oftU* «»f *Mi|‘lM*rl ***'<1M (fult>42.>ntim.
A, Raynor, PRICED, to sell. £pmll business in Jrct
M HAND.
For rent rcasonahH
Very good small cakes may be
Inula ('mini), In Hie primary to h
.linlKff nf Kdmlnnlf County,
$1,250,000. Each girl is suing for
PliirMlij fcttulijfpt !ti Hit* u ll! nf lli»i
lE Y’S DRUG STORE—Prc- It. F. D.
heart of rliy. Net Income ap* held oil Jiniu L. ItiS*.kl. U. T.OHD.
$250,000. The first of the suits baked on"Ti griddle on top o f the
FOR TA Y I'Ol.l.ri(TOg
llt inncffiYii’ , Volt* in i*f Hr iii InoI»
In eniinniire thet I am
[iptlonB, Drugs, Soda. We arc
stove if a heavy griddle is used
proximutfdy $150.00 per month.
t’tmnty# In th*f I l u
l*rifiiiir> .-itI,,tlwish
t&
Ji«te for re-elei-tlun to th# wits scheihilcd for triul today lie
‘oil cui XT) ru)itn«inioM :ii
oil! <lull Ifi Im? hr III .111lft*t ■tIi IU2M „«||,-s
na your-phnne. Call 103. FURNISHED House: 3 rooms Address E. J. W. c-o The llernld.
of Tin Collector of Hsmln foro Judge W. F. Mountain i;. over a low fire Bake eight or tyi
riniiniiui-lmr
my
cantlhlac)
for
jas
c
sii
vims
screened |mreh and hath, lit3 E.
o|» Founty. subject to tlie action Newark, N. J.
minutes on each side. Even If^yotl,
imnitHHluoi-r oi the .Ird District "f
LDING HlioCKS--Irrigation
of the voter* In the Democratic
(fcEWING machintv: Davis. $10.00 Hetnlmde I'oiinty, I hereby pl.-due
3rd St. Call IDS.
Tito girls enntiaeted the point'll huvp not un oven available jps5, t
I'rlmui
y
l*i
Im
hrt.l
lit
June.
ntyai
If
In
an
Mlimdutely
iaipiirllnl
itpa and general cement work,
Phone 7311*J. 212 W. 1th St.
Your support will ’» • appreciated. while working for the corporation see you need he deprived nf yotlT k
aI tellt Jnil In tflu welfare of Hie llli- TO TIIK VOTFlia OF SKMIXpl.K
room house. Phone
yle Concrete (la. J. E. '1 in FOR RENT
j NO. D JINKINH
I'OPXT) .
trlet ah a whole. Should I hn tinttilpainting radium <m the hands und right* to strawberry sbsrt cah^,
I wlsti t.i nminuiiie Hint I sin I
I STEEI. cot beds, baby carriage; rwiteil and elected there will In- in*
fer, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
805-W.
enndhlnln
for
re-cleellnn
tn
the
of
dials uf watches and clocks, .Some in th® springtime.
( Leg;11 Atln)
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in excellent condition. Kilchei li.uils I,mil (or pllvalu benefit nf ftee nf Founty i ‘imiiii(««lntter fruit
of (he girls had it liuliit uf point
iL ROOFING: The Roof Ev* FOR RENT: T*»i |fespunsitili* party table. Very rcusouable. See Roy any one man. I Will see that tie t.ic District No. 3. suhju.'i to Hi* ,'*‘
mm II Im In in) power that Hie tut
IX TIIK I'UKTTT rtlt'RT IX AMI ing
their brushes with
their
Sehastinn—<«ood progm«it h.well furnished Spanish house in King, I’iggly Wlggiy Market. 1st. burden Ih evenly dialrlhtited, ad- rlslnn tif Ihe voters In. F.ie Damn
wtlng.
Metal
shingle*
I'UH Tilt: 2:11111 Jl Dlt'IAI. CIMn i i ix .vxit pun x»: m ix o i .u mouths. This poisoned them, untl made
io iu Hiik a Hinrniiph ei|iiullsatInji nf erotic Primary tn he held on Juns
ade
on const
eons ruction of^imw hid It
tut
|itig scam tin nnd gnlvanized beautiful surroundings. Five rooms St.
< III XTr, ST.tilt III VI IX ('ll AXI lie IHBahle property nf the COuiil) iHi. A D. IB2)1. KltANlv 11VAN8.
now are in vnrioux degrees sehoM buildln here.
See James It. Cowan. Oak gurtige, will give lease if wanted.
The I'niillty’h himltieHK ijYyuMtll be ns
I i:in sITTIMil
IV
%
»
| I ' ItltllPUS, t'otllphlttlM lit.
strange malady that ■elenc? I
.cnnniiilcnlly run as M^ffrlvale hu«Price $50. Address T. P. H. Pur ? 27— M oney l o Loan
Third St. Phono 111Til
TIIK
VOTBIlB
»P
HKlllXOI.il
lliess.
The
tnxpit)erh
who
fnrnt'h
slowly
killing
them.
South
Africa
will
soJin
UnY*
it*
M
The Herald.
i:\MS I.III'ISP lifiHPItH, Hespondiiiutiey tn run the Fount) should
COUNTY.
»’ OGRAPH-*-rc|inlring, pinno
ON WHITE or colored property, Hie
he taken iiiti) Him confidence of llm
I wish to nnnnuiire Dial 1 am I
,i,i i nt I >t:i: t'P PPttl.lFATloN
fifth radio hroedrnatiiig station.
ling-hy exi^rts with 17 years FIVE ROOM furnished house, l/tw
ft. W. He rod on 108 E. 2nd !'t- I'nard of I*.mitt) Fummlshlnaei» npd rniulldutr for m-sleet Ion In the of To I Iii-^jl|f-"t«ini1i ill. Chills l.uul"ii
.
. I-A N TA N A —Ocean
bmitevnrd
kept
lnfnrm.it
uh
tn
what
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of
Fnunly
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|it*nr*e, Sanford music store
summer rates. S.u* V. A. Speer,
At iunt ii. n.MirKi * I *>«tween hcn» nnu Ifayviton repair.
The far EujI now has
un in their deliberations. 1 have Dlstrlrt No. 4, subject to ths ds A(iui 11Cftir
,__ _ No
Mortgage Loan* *
lin Shoppa. Mcl*ander Ar* ■111 Park Ave.
*
^oil ui*,* 11■*»•■I»> fHi|lll«*il tlmt *» ed und opened traffic.
In iii a resident of tieinIhale Fninil) etslon nf ths voters In the Deuto
motion picture theatres.
in
Improved
residence
und
business
iiiiiktlianse
Full
lily
before
Hemlind.cratlc
Primary
to
le
lield
ou
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ft>lr*l t*«»iirt liy thf
i 'miiity nits cut off from Oriirik** Jlh, A. D, t i l l
...........
FOR RENT OR SALE: Six room
property.
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jiI>41%i*
... . ruiiiuLHiiuiit fur l lio
Fnimiy. for !H )curs, sod a tu»modern house: Desirable loca
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
lelp. W an ted Fem ale
(i:x> ei all the lime. Matte your Vole
1111' (HirtiMhi **f t•I■I a!ti!(i$S u lirer***1
an Investment that will bring >ou TO TIIK VOTKHH HI* IK tllX O lJ ,||roH.>|\lilt; mill M'ttlilli anhlf tin*
tion -2000 Grange Ave., Oak Hill
See our local Counsel,
ImiIuIr i*f Hint t!ni**i!> vsiPtltiii I****
HER and Rookpcpcr. Ex* Subdivision!,' Route A, .Hox 170-F. S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. dividends. Your vote for me w III he
POL X T ).
appreciated
June the 6tlt.
( IV1*1*11 >IIU.
Jinnee nut nccesjtury. State
I wish to nnnnuiire that I am a
)V. 11. IIAl.l.AltD
*l*liIm tro, tlirrt'forr* In r«»|tilr«» ymi
eundtdnte fur re-eleetIon lo the of In Hpjirjir to tlir
1►
111 of t'uiti*
d Viualtficatlons firRt, letter. N1CE™FIVK ROOM Iioum). 2112 29— Pcrm nnent W a v in g
fice
of
Founly
PoniniDslaaer
from
Foil
t
orXTV
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at I Ii *• offkt* <>f tlir* t’lrrlt nl
Palmetto Ave. Phone 3(1J-W.
11. A. Herald.
District
No.
.2,
enble.i
to
the
de
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‘
ihn
iihnvr
rufvlnl
t'oiirt,
at Hanford,
To
The
Voters
of
Uentlnole
.t'oiiut)
:
Permanent Waving—lovely natur
I wish to announce that I um a etslon or llie voters tn tha Demo Klorlilit, nil m before ......la) Hie
TEN
ROOM
Jioiisa
rleiiiralde
loca
al
permanents
ns
low
as
$5.00
erutlr
Primary
to
us
held
on
June
candidate
for
lint
office
of
Fniinty
4
1Ii
ility
I«f
June.
AI).
IDS*,
lo de
Wanted Male
fault of which the 1'OHIpla lintlit will
tion. Suitable for rooming house 501) First National Dank Bldg. Fnmnilsslimrr from Dl - ^ r t . No- 2
S"
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MKtSCH.
subject to the Democratic I rIm11fv
I'X pHrlv
ESS OPPORTUNITY: x f\»t or two families. Located at -102 Phone 48!),
.
It l» I.nlrr^d that tliln nolle# Im*
to he Itelil on Julie 6tl). A. D. TJJi*.
pulillshrit fut
tour coll secullvi'
I tillve Hied imd pidd laxeA/IH HiL’llcnt opportunity is differed Oak Ave. Apply W. H. Long 117
nnae and FentliioliJFOountltV" si Fieex* ro TDK VOTKIia OP aKBfl-XOI.il weeks, once cacti teeck, In the duti
th type nityti or vroinau to open Magnolia,
Ctll.HU.
ful
d
11
cm
I
d.
ft
new
simper nil hi Isbed
IH
TK
unit
■
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always
been
n
Dent(P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n t)
Chiropractic Specialist
llEMSTITCfflNG- 4'^
’ ’it office in Sanford, rep re*'
I wish to atinoiinee that 1 am a In Hemiitolc Potini). c'lorldn.
ocral.
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sc
witiuMs, .V. t: puuutuBs. Ftcrk or
* -.'
D. IL C. IIAUBN.
candidate for re-elertluo to Iha of*
-1*4'
the IlllnolH Hunker* Life 19 — Houses F o r Pale
s
.*
ManforlJ flee uftslPuunty t’oiiiiulsslunar frus said Foiii l. aiul tile «eul at d-infurd, FOUND! Ar. effective cur® for|
r o i l TAX AMKDHOII
rtion. Write,
giving-^fub
Singer Sewing -fttachbit Shep
l-'iorlda,
tills
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da>
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f
M))',
A.
I).
DlstrJel
No.
I,
eilb|rrl
In
tlie.da
I
hereby
annnunee
tn
th*
pcopl*.
FOR SAI.'E: Stuero bunpalow oi of Kemltmlr Fuunty that i am a
that bI iiiuhc
Iu condition
inu
conaiuon of yours. Machine* Sold, Rented, Exchanged.
Foil i 'o v k t i AssF.ximn
clslnn ti* tha voters In.tlia Utrao- IUJB.
- ,______Jljt F
rnt in your firat letter,
•]
V. K. 1Mil tilt* A88.
five room*, * conaiatlntf p f ; -two rnmlldutu for tax assessor subject
T *X B «
-T
i-ratlc ■Primary to he held un Juna
i Hankers LifcCXiiBociation,
Chlropracti^Dr. W. E. McDoug*
Fh-rk,
Circuit
Courtt
wish
to
aahoones
to
tha
psopls
to
t>in
derision
nf
the
voters
In
Easy
r
ayinenMX
~"ff~
<t.-j
bed rooms, large living room, din th« Demnrratlc Primary tu he held of Nemlnnla -County that 1 km a Dth. A. D. ) . » - 08T0N ifTKKLK.
lly A. M. IVeehs.
*neh- Building, ‘Jacksonville,
ing room, kitchen, front aftd rear in June uf this year. 1 have Itvsd eandldats for ra-alsctlon (o tha of
Deputy clerk all, 308 National Bank Bldg-, phono RO North Bark, Vatdf* Btd«, ' 'O fl.
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IV,
M
8IMMHN8.
Motlcltor for Com
fice
of
Tax
Assessor,
subject
to
th*
In
(irutikfe
and
Seminole
rounllsa
porcht « t bath (s|uipped with ahow*
I'hone 482-J,
I — ------------------ ---------------fur 40 years. I have served as decision nf tbk volar. In the Demo TO TIIK VOTP.lt9 VtP Nl'ifl.Xtil.n
plainant
Lunch Uoom
II . Plants And Flowers er, electric , range anjl
anil water
wi
rotinty romml**loM-r on nnd off cratic Primary to b, held In Jun*
COUNTY
IX COI'IIT OF COI XTV JI'IMIK,
* ** —
• ——
heateci located on cornor rtfl in de fur 12 yearn. I have mads my liv* of thl, year
Halt
cries
I
wish
to
unuounre
tnyself
as
a
MKMIXOl.i: I'Ol X T ), STATU OF
A. VAUntlAN.
Iiik ralaltiK clock and cltrak fruit
FOR GOOD emU
candidate for the stats lealsluture
B r . K«nV*
D30ME, large Cnllu ^ " ^ “ lalrabltt rraldenliai section. Can be nnd
flfrmlng. I propnan fo lei svery
„
In group 2, rtrmlnols County, sub- InFLORIDA.
’ lainch Room, 10f West Pint
■ate. Most Huitable for Com bought with n cash payment of taxpayer carry his proportlonatu
FOR iTH Tk MtMATOH
re
Kttiaie
«
f
tlDlYAM)
O.
NOR*
ter| tu the Denmi ratio Primary
t hereby annuusca as « rainlidata June
Deceased.
» .
Street.
|cmont' and. Memorial Day oc* $250 und the , baliyue like rent. share of taxes by viewing the pro
«■ A, D.. Hi:*, amt will nhld# ToTON
ail creditors, legal sea. dlsirll.it*
perty
|H-esitnally.
Ynttr
stipporl
to
aneesed
rnX,off
a,
UanaUir
from
hy
of same- I cordially eul*
js. Can he* had, any ‘ nVnnber. Price $0,000. .Address P. O. Box ti III be appreciated.
levs,
a
>
u
l
all
persons
huvliiu
the a r t h Bsaatorlsl
___________ _______
dlstrlrt com* Icll results
ynur support.
^
_______ Dry Cleaning
■
elatnis or dviuellds ugulltsl Mild
posed of llemlnule Drevurd CouaK. JI, KU.IIKK.
per dozen. Telephone order 431, Sanjfnrd,'Florida.
_________
ttes subject to
tha
Democrat lo
cslutr:
.
IH
E
CnnBhont, 3103 latke Mary.
SAN ITA R Y STE A K HRESSKRT. You, mill each of you, nre hereby
ptlmary to be held June 6th. t ill.
PUN « R K » IF »
|ery tj»ke Mary, Crystnl Uake FOR .SALE: St»r»ll cottugc built
Hnff-Mnc Battery
If elected I promise to continue
ify Q k,.
Odorless Dry Cleaning,
I hereby announce my candidacy iu,lHliil mid reoulied to present
in work for tha beet Interest nf the for tha office of Hherlff of Hrmln* any rlalms mid liemmids whleli you,
on rear of wfll located resident
1 or P. o. Box 141.
117 East 2 nd. J3tr*9rt.
908. 114 N. Park,
f o r T im b r n m u T U H i
district and I Invite you to my ale County euhject to the will of or either of you. may have agulm-t
Owner will sell for $2500
-w
Huhjsct I* tha avpioarhlng Demo- refold on such Important li-slsla- tha voter, at the June Primary.
ths i-sltttv of Cdwnrd H. Norton, deeeasnl. late of Kelnllude County.
-Wanted
*rm? just like rent. Addrcw R. cralln Prheary, I hereby announce linn aa eo**l toads, coarervatlun of
Paints nnd Wall I*npcr
'i S f S .
‘ F. ilcCt.KI.I.AND,
J.
my rand'dacy
for
tha House of our natural resouvees, reduction of
Florida,
lo
tin*
lion.
Jus.
(I.
H
im
mu
car® The Herald office.
ItepreseiilBtlree as v memhsr of etale luxes und education. J aak
County Judge of Hemlnole CiiUltlV.
.SU N PROOF PAIN T 8
AW NINO
SHOP.
tiroup >.
U nominated I pledge "*■ -------ut his of flee In th# County Coint- SEM INOU:
-11 loyal‘ Dknuic
o r c o m T r > ir o * K C U T iw o
NTED: One .ton Ford chiutsis
FOR
my host
‘
‘ of taa
hotts.. In Hanford, Hemlnole Cnnnty. Awnings, Window shade*. Tar|tau- Water Spar VarnUhs* and 1
In bshatf
J. J. J-AJHlimt.
ATTO
RN■
¥
can uw) flat body. Car must 21— Acreage For Salt
peoplIs of • t a s L i s County.
_ ____ _-_T)»e
mela.
Velumina
Flat
Wall
I Itirrehg amiituiii’s my candidacy Florida, within twelve months (loin IlnR. Anything o f Canvo. 309 Ibiit
•‘ryfn*_need_ of .titfc-people-of
dale hereof.
■cretc inspection mechanical, FUR STATE erXATUII.
for re-elect Ion to the office of IheDated
PainU. PcrnUn clay Jroaa.
■la
In
Tax
Uellef,
-especlalty
ra$
April 3rd. A. D. ID26
2nd.
StrreL
Pirni.®
11.
The
Ti.
fliM
Democratic
Voters
of
County
Prosecuting
Anornry
sub
A
C
R
E
A
G
E
F
O
R
S
A
L
E
:
equitable
KiU buy for cash or trade Ford
ilonr.of
l,;of lock!
1
*
“Tkla,
* In
. taaaa.
IIF.I.KN M. NORTON,
moulding clay and PUduea.
37Ui Heneturlel District:— ’
ject to the will of the votere In
for poultry farm. Ixicatcd four opinion.1
bs effected by aa
l'xrrulrll of the Kslate of
light covered body and cab
I herewith announce^my randl the Democratic prlmeri un June I
ford Paint 4 Wall Paper Co. O. U
Auto
Topn
iqjtllahlA <t**)rlbpt|un
of
the
F.DIYAltD ti. NORTON De
fur Hip |teinofrallft>swnnlt|utlun . . .
JOHN-V. I-KmNAIIDT.
o«d condition. Give full d* mile* south, of Simford on old Op present
five cent adeollpg ‘ Un dney
Stuart. Propr. US W. Firat SL
mised. *
,
natrtr
frnlh
the
JTth
for
Htote
Ksne(
.
__
I”
—
lando road. 33 acrc», part high umoult ihe tllate Ttoad.Department, S*nuiurlel District XiRtmpoerd of
- Address p. 0, Hox 740.
Furniture
FOR 111;Wit Kit IIOAUU OF riTII.lt' SPENCER TOP SHOP. CurUin*
land and’ionic of it low, ideal for Hchoulsk Countiea and Clllea.—par* Hemlnole end tlrevard Countlee at
tlfularlv the Counties and Clllea the June 6tb primary and If nuutltiIXSTHUCTIOX
FO R T A X A ekK esoil
Cushions
and
Scat
Coverings
tdiickeru-gnd
duck#.
Can
bo
bought
WK BUY or trade U» u*®d furu:*
If honored by the u a|a 6 ll«n I ated and elected, 1 assure one and
I nnt a candidate for re-elect tun
j!4 N 0 OUTFIT. Myefll pump
1 wish tn anniiuncc my randl4a«X
.
I tha energy atl a JleraorratM administration.
for the office uf Tax
Assessor' of to IheYDoard r.f I'ublle InslsueHuit 300 West 2nd. Street.
lure, Wagner Furniture I'a ,
ot^ei* guial- nraktv Engine, for $1 ^ per je r a on your own
**t
Reinltnile
County,
subject
Iu
lbs
Humlnole County, subject to the
^ Jr* 1
iTstlc
iT
ia
s
a
r
y
^
o r* to thrt^fer,Pfc,5Vr.:C iw tnrms. Addrp*, ''B4
Will
of
'.fhb
voters
in
Ute
JgTie
v j w a u S L r 4 £ 'v r - K
National Bank BtlBding,
iPrfc. P. O.
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htf: .reduced rales arc far
■* insertions. S *
. T^»worJTs 6f average length
counted a line.
[Inlmum charge c ! 30c tor
jt Insertion.
til advertising Is restricted
I proper classification.
an error is made The San*
Herald will b* responsible
only ono Incorrect insertion,
advertiser tor subnuuuent
prtloni. The office should be
jfiod immediately in'case.uf
F
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b«H o(in'JhtfA
- a -(
'
though hi v ' w jj Mv . bulletin ijfm ng l.OQQ NctvJ :
diMguutcd ns tin* day fog the chin* Biihrpiuu said,' “w inda.uinvnrd'in- oppohent* aro ‘Woluting; ttln^
h u taw York
Yo. ' novvsniteorji.
............................
* l
^lJ^denicd* ' apyv'v\or(h
b etw een '
iB.anft.pi^
Ho shuns tho; dovvnwartl rliy making public'churges rtt n lute
Jimnity-Wide enterprisy^ by the
i'ttopipt vytxr- tnftde ti^ InHudticcTdop'v, *:
.'
cqjlogei 4 ; K*hools, U u d e r^ q u c s^
•merrhanj:' rifffadv.►pnfw fij, .Ad* patlt to death.”. Quoting frotn He»: date lit tlie-eanipnigh'as well ns
berL'fipajicer, Rev.' Bdhrmnn said publishing uiionymons ndvCrtlae-- tmnlng hy Rolnfc-t D /H ealy . cor
.vgUce phuis call fm* wide publicity
a hip muJoVity, tin} Semite d e p a rtm e n t o f-C h a se and
.
iif, qnp of tho1 taxi
life.is’ t r “continuous adjustm ent ments derogatory to his candidacy. n\>«siof' counsel.* “ ronc said''
ti
.throughout nlmost the entiro cen
wen, vvns, s^ 0* throqgrr the bfcpst
cd HI to ‘10 on the qubstl^n-of puny.
of internal.relatiftns to external and are fighting him in n covvardly Mlllotiu- nnd puldlcjty
releases
Ic
hlftit
I i , 4>«ft.
- t lilt -f t a Vs a Isas
tral portiQjk"ofr Flbtida to b rin g
“ his
' ‘ «rtve
tuy home tomorrow. T
D ifiiirhup, p re mi lent of thousands of out-ol-tuwn .‘ hoppers relation:*. •
undrrhunded mniiner;"Jjy persist syludim ea.w ere p rille d vcib^ptjt l^v pvitr^lnm n'Vivlur Ilu rtz 'as fye
'attem
p
ts
to-escape
.from'10 jtnto
%
{'resident5
upp"k
T ire {‘resid
e n t an
a n upp'iMVABy
rw 1’aperT t^onipnny,' •
Francisco ,-.t-lr6iess stations m i
ing
in.
nttackirtg
ns
the
T
axpayers
’ The. mere lapao of ye £rs is not
y ( tho new ^iapcrs. v x'
. *
here fur tile day. « •
_
and f.-om the vvrgtli oY the "pfttf, th a t the Itijlia had ra*t w ith 21&vote.
v ( - v •j
* ' fthitOtf'/K. Allen,'' president of
lifw, the. m inister rem inded, thg Copitaittce w ithout , giving any
«mc
“is it'y o u r , purpose to pincejil
xono and wuiters< wbo mistook thp ^stor. The'-m esiage was •ba’fe w !
'The vote is do aye?
'S auforo)A tlantic1 Nntionlil liunk. - Almost e v e r/ class of merchant graduates. “To eut and drink and '■{lames, that he .will bq’ present to
r . , «
in
the
papers-"the
scource
c
curve
cT
yout- uriyers.
bantu: to hnVo Icyn relayed by ■ RtAslari'• . j
will
be
represented.
T^n>
bargains
driv'ers for members
m °m bcri of tho
the bandi*
..*• sni.l Daw’*). “ The rasulF-he 1 I f ,)C .'B j|B useI je n P e s tn tc and inSleep; to bh exposed to darklfess morrow night nnd will defend his 1- 1^ 1,^'
V
nsked
I
Italy
.
•
“.No,”
q^tig.
I(c
dicd-iit'Ticllqvuo
riospital
the
shop
owners
plan
to
joffer
a 'tie, Hie c h a ir casts hi*-v<»t** i tu ttih te fleuler. <•
wireless station on tho Sihe^fqn **
nnd the lig h t; to pace around In record ngainst ull comers.
•raid CrohJ>* ‘T tliinlik it is b e tte r an hour lntar.-'
4y
Ll the chair volee»no.1' lli«. Dull1f t*
Byrd. m anager Florida range from ham m er apd nails to the mill of habit, to turn the wheel'
coast. It did--not g iv e'ih o p o f tltlo t^ .*
“There
is,
.nothing
secret
About
if Aim popti'A use oar name, th at
I(Muloro TcnnlsM
flW y i f Brook of the bajlqhn. Norway Is "jedding *’ .
uftornoon gowns and jewelry.
defeated, flip ivCoIotWll*,
m isN thitty
j'liwer and I.it;ht Company
of wealth; to mnko reason n book my record,” Mr. ^vnns Htiid.* *'I Js,
0l£ J’oint'’ of.vlow, ’ He lyp, another . d'CVor v'wai shot In
fubni oi«
Details
fo
r
the
hig
es'ent
will
Ibelt* wus u wide- nut burst of
lyj
n flpot of ships to comb the Are* ’* A
O. Shinholser. crate maim*
keeper; to turn thought into an have nohting to eoncenl und am
ip galleries wliile„'A(l‘ fuelurer.
the leg and tfctaCuomen^by'*Hu'rtx.
tf
|duosp in the
be worked out by the -town's- mer implement of trade— t|m j is -not ashamed of nothing~T1ttiV I have sal.Wie mimituhtcd-np act/Ve'ron* ,th
tic Jleq. .
S '
tact with
■for
. frtevvspnpvrmcn
..
. •>
. - tin* *-Su
rSaniuel 2orn; 31, »uffor«d n frac
ni>tration louder* eat stunned in
re*»r' n r«i off
o it
Heavy winds, were ,renort*-d
An interesting feature of the chants within the next few dnys Ufa."
*.r
. done. The charges.whicli Irnve belli
purpose of oUtatning.fred publici- uAcd sVull
felled hy' th ^ p o - thq* nhrthem iV ftast r f
« w " when
'*
1r seats. The surprise was nil election was the fact that Frunk mid
preparations
immediately
—
lirouglit
ngnhist
me
.contrary*-tr>
Llfo’s , triv elli ts are guided I*ty.,
i ^ n / b y the U tcstruhlr
tri outer because the SSnnU* Kvuns of Lake Monroe mid Judge started to insure the success of
Aitjeinefi's (light Stlcjc.tlireo tilings, the speaker .said, law, at. the hist minute, are typical
T\hen Crone s?!d M s.aihoTtislijaft‘. n url-y H alpept, tlviriy,' was til* tfiljirro th* Mobile b i
_ th e v
ftviou.slf•.Had rejected to am end' Wallace W. Wright of Sanford the undertaking. Special prepara common sense, the.Bible und fiod'n of the peqjde vvhn tfre -oppo.-dng nu,
li*,- p e n r te d
s te n .lU j^ > * re a « (^ 0nlv OIio of th e^ax lm 'th to escape ItnTIffn expedition.
lilt- to keep Congress in session, were tieil for ninth place, which tions for* the events will lie made }.|iirilMii*ring* consciylice, un(| theq und I ask the piildir to lie prepared grrount had
utility JhjnfS'.
U )n«-. lie
I fled from the eftfe be. th# wind'.M as rllli(i|tMUp htira
jit, until June ft, mid then, until was only one vote short of ' the by almost every merchanl-Jn S an he vvjifncd, liixt lu iuers* that *'hroad for ull kinds n f lira und deceit. Realty asked w hether
com panies rvnjorod to uci* =pafuw* ■Tvlf-itll,!', h'VnajgH of bottles, sugstf rwnsse* of ict*.. Pephn's, fam ilU r.,
ford.
He 2.
•
1
.......
\
.
*
.
llrtWevrr
eighth place
ASt
?•»
Unfair
this
attack
is,
I
is.’ jp e vWiy 'Ilia?, londeth tu * aijy '
advertising
nt.-iLt m* oinvl* an#" other diahe* which the with': thq Arctic hdld out hoperile action "of the Senate with
S lip p per a fniirt all the IHpWmy tKlii*tmn und Aiitriwf i» tin*-"- way >‘ifl4Aiot‘'nfraid to defend, my rec-, fluencm .cdlto
N u 'flg u re on-, the h^fliiting for
*B‘Uu'nched nt his threq tjonji fha t *tlTa-",‘Italia had; been" > b W ^ \ . .
wW
aid.
le
ft
adm
inistration
....ii.;,2*.L„...
>
*■. o W hial I1 ask
I
sipall, ftnyroupiliil^
Snn- •|JtijC|eiidrtly
ftiuroiifi.linjf Sanunto ue..
life«/’
“ all unr eitisens to lie' srcleuscsY ^1 r
individual candidates p>£rc releas large mid sipaM,
to land .and -thn^ ,a n ' frnnro'*f»ed *-">
qt
editor
-paiijpnty
! ."•* •
dots iij'ii <|ilandnry. T he .'•jennto ed heciiusp of its ph^aihle influence ford will he expected to W o h e re .* .' ^ .^ o M p g . Ilev,' Huhrr
irnitm lui- present |ri order that they may vvould Uto
(Uiditss.
yr v y m
calleij pa- v»irel«ss "opfit m lrh t be tD*r*d up
st refused to rem ain in session on the fiimj. votingv-Two hundred lhe primary pT.rpn.p, of the -event.
to olvp its position tq •esrehere.
llu. ^,-u.lmifcs w
tvMth this know si»metlf!ht4_of the c h a ra d e / felt iJfHu
-utli tz.-H e hall only tim s
il next Tuesday by a vote of III* m at sixty six ballots were sent out is to etiimilntc shopping by uut-ofThe fnte Of f>qrr«d U m b e rto .
of the >oppositiolp,*^w
. >.
h
n
n
e
d
Fj
slatih
ieq
t:
“
MayAt
truly
In*
j*iiurs
to U ll t Us patrol man tlyit a-“ hold* Nohilp^, fsmnus comn,rp d s r oft th « ‘
j \ , defcotinir an um cndm etu t.» and 124 were returned. Four candi tow if cultohifrs in Sunford s^o m .
M
r.
-E
vans
lymted
from,
sji'tiim
to. go j'lu* wayr df life,* to _iuLI
■• ’-iua,
ifjidvor- ujv vyas g*ouic, onT-Injfory,- MTskeit, piant ,'a lrjh in , .^nil
I effect, proposed by-jBenutor" dates received 30 or inure votes,
-.Intrepid,
Numej ofi .thy 'mernjiants who rmitethiftg to tlu- moral iind*fffd m tWiiqj
V.mqYc "r —
and- ti^bLiK canto *
*msv ne\1 >rr ig k n n fn t
m .
nson (K ) of C alifornia. '
two received 2Q Ux 20.-eig h t wore will take, part m the nay Will.pi‘nh.-> tiul vyeaith of the tinu; -Which thoj
rh*s regarding tlio sld*'* s u d d y iY ^
lien the Agnate tle^tlhed-. to r e
given between
2(1 whilF iihjy la* •anpouuei-d ’through ‘-the hyuvonly F;illmr g raq ts -yodf; aiijL
VTom-p are njqr','-' Y'lt' fa c t' .upoTv . ^
in hefe until *nextl_ a a tu r,,ny. hv nine received ID
votes. lUvmld within tlu* h'cxt day or so, tiiiftl^ ynU kn’ovv* and*titiiers Midis'
whieK,- (V'hsSp them sre n h in h tfT ,
)ote of :iK to"42. F in a lly ,,it rc;
Highly seven others fmi^-betyvoen tfJwiV st'fire owner 1n jjfijjfiuilit will that* yim fotnid the wiiV a’ni! th a t dished « . i d ? ^ |a i « J prior
ty llltn g souure*** *r«> m»Ar • bbt
il to ndjnurBltom orrdiv.t
'
one mid lO.'-votes, milking, a totnl t»e asked . to, pTmictpiit^. -in tin* you lived.” VOS !
tt»*v a re a t n los* a * 'to hhyr-16
* “•
Ti J F|t* dhyVvjOf h/-- iJrhO*' / - ' olei timi Crone. Crone- said his eon unit tee
I'here <tf|is considerable jockey '
nroeeed to " the
Ijulf he QiltiiiHlt hy tin* . jiU llior Imd no hookup with .other state
110 persons; u ho received vbtes.
nil the. three vote*’.'.- St-niflur
“ I. jnnj1 sftvg a jpflUofrvouiuU
,.V reojfc.aii(i if; the w im e.Ja heing. iiiformatiwu organizations.
.
N'cu
ballots
cyntairiing
{he
eight
|n her ({)) oT‘Florida, and GlnG nomi
"A ndviloru 11
it . iii
141 .iYlnmk,
11J ’ 1x)*..'-- : poTjlf’s'hi-d'oud idli tiUi’led hy o elul:
uiiiiidYs n il). 1m in tfo- K ail. ■!(»*" is n ’t your committe'O patterned
if yfrj;iuii»,- a fte r v d ia g t«*
''O r eid^tui'ii iVrrmlmfi nt«lii
or ro iiqnittee, th an it -sliull l>e lifter the Illinois c o im u iltc e ? ’
»
^ u i h l W t y ’ wfafei*
Tls fits... . morrow niortiiug and
. w1
ltd «Ud fankj f "sigiiod hy thi* eitairnuirr ipid secr<*" nskid U caly. "Only ljpenuse the
qrked out u lilth* “-"AVitli hunter
nge.f and voted ngainst
'm o rn in g SVcrelnry K J. T rotter hlter. The d«y *wi■'ill not he ertofim- I ’ And sot thp world ngajimg "
tn ry of such club o r com m ittee.'' Illinois com m ittee wan org(inpu>d
4P
wastes which pinst h®sWiuroS*it* • IIIIM *.
i» n fir m lu -o .
.<1 (i »•
11,
,
1 1. _ . . „ l i
* * . _:_ . . i.
i ii ..
“ With fodxlcr hills I ’ve paid, *
Ho- fu rth e r quoted from section first nlMt it served cut a guide for
to-sim
ply
dollar
bargains.
Dis
Wif>hin
*
i
minnmicisj-jioday
F
ojjrm
i^r
the
poll
.Meinhera
«if
the
Sanford
Garilen
darkest
Tiosslh'a, time.
T
jn
the
ID
I
of
euutnr .D ill
nsf |
; .on Fridity- the, four new governors counts of ‘various kinds will be “ But i ’ll like a better credit
ft!*2.1 as follow*: “ Thai 11 shall he the other.i.''
.Club ore making arrangem ents
THP diri«rihl»*i« m other shin, •
who voted a g a in st *Juiu
“
When
the
final
ganu*
is
played.
unlaw ful . fo r u n j cnndiuCe or
'H1-'' >V "- >■!»•■«» "Iflli.- I»nr.l used to attra ct shopper^ 'from
tt for a June flower show' to he*.*tng- ♦he n tiR • Dl MHsno which left
I j\s>- Ju n g 2. On ( M f u i i l
o th fr p e rso n ,"tPTTing, the eighteen
other
sections.
ed “Fi ifkiy nftei iioaJ i nt tho, Snn* King’s Rav. Snltzlierpen vester« « W i i n i i - i l l . m n ,» M.-C “ ’!
<.
V
“O;Hjl I'd like t'l count my assets
d»9* ncxu'preccdifi* th e day’ of a j
4
furd* Yacht t ’lub. Tile show-Yvill be* <lav morning to v»»n*t. 'p r Jh®
Manyrwf the wtore* w ill.jirobanlhl.BCojW-Wfs 1 H1 of Michigan—
"/V doxen million simles,
*' JV
Ttnlln, is ice hound off D""**
p rlm n rv a L 'rlip ii
publish or eir
-gin
nt
3
oVlm-u
and
gdniittnn
.*
o
T*%r.
»
o
.
..V__.v,.-.
bly
huCiT
special
deco
rat
I
cm
s
L»r
Jy-idTilg Ognilait exfi-mling tty * - ,
. •
’* J
"A million burdens lifted
.wHI 'In* free. Tlu* public is cordial'', I*inil. src o n lln ^.to ■> rer*m l News
the occasion und special‘'nYrang**- . •“ O'er ten thousand million min's c u in te .^ ^ B a ii’iq, tie he published or
• O f/a d j^ n m e n t
suddenly ^ l a i i y O c C J i n L i n e r s
dini'steh from Klne’s p *»v
r
ir
r
u
lu
t«
9
H
H
g
0
p
a
r
g
c
ag
ainst
ur
fcly
Invited to attend.'
monta for the event will In- mqde ft'And wIii'jjv(U Inst T como to meet
I<->4|<1 ujf(l .VyU'd oKiiin^t j..atl I Jl*win D p l n v p i l I l v
The crow of the CB*a Dj MRsno
a
tta
c
k
U
|to
^o
iiy
candidate,
unless
iintunuiiuncitqr
the
‘
plans
todny
£ n g ’ tomorrow. TJlJiV .re sti^ f I
CG I5>
O g hy the ^cqtpblficd m erchants. .
cs*nhlisbrd commi*T*'iq|*torj*< with ,
2Mj|Y manhood fnge to face,
u
copy
of
sucli
i
h
arg
e
on
attack
has
fu
r
the
exhihjt,
Nlr:».
Henry
W
ight
■*• tfe, AalflcJirFAnvw.s hriik'i-hv-.
• ’ — ■■~r\
,,
several sealers at Maorisl**'*® Pay **•
The sut'ctjM 'o f the undertaking ■J'lYf like to-know th a t I Imd iiiudc
been personally served upon the
Tg^gainW-mrj.mrnnmnl-.
.. -N'KU''JOIIK. -Mey
Robert-C. Pittm an, facing elec pre ident of the organization, s ta nnd itifpnned them th rt the TtsRa
isJrnnslrfcir-Ujcgrtidn by the mcr' “Tho world u better place.”
enndidnte u g ain st whom ninrie n t trocution III till* slllli* pchilcli- ted that everyone is invllad^toL4#vas lost'.
„ the final roll call.-all ihirt.r^ Aldle \han JpO.O'hilsscirgers on*ffr- .chnnts already cHitcred. With most
The **"fA*ra reoliod
leaVt eighteen days prio r to the tiury ut, Ralford f o r -lhe m urder phi-'e flowers nnd plants on exhib that tho -only po»»lblq wav of
s were destroyed!. TJiere jirpty-rlcea incoming linifs tialny were ‘of the town’s stores co-operating, “ To know- I ’d faced the linttlei
dny of p rim ary, and any person of ii. 1*.. Hilton, Snnfor# .barber it. Those win, i ontchipInte-cqUrji^g uuihing fu rth er nbrtji would h®*.*
tv IU *puhU cans/-ao4^vbentX ..'vltW'VUiK1»ruy‘v‘!' h n ilp ig . Jis}mico predirtioidi arc mudi* that this
“ And-bravely manned the gum; publishing Ur
circulating such •shop proprietor, was taliijW o the exliihit.i should have them ieuP.jb to use doy team s, the dLt;ntch«*^
SjiUn
i’
i
jo-1
pf
th
elr-d
estin
n
tiijis.
h
u
t
(n
r
ships
Dollar Day will lie the largest “ Had kept my hatting average
iovrats voting to m . .
chargo
o
r
a
tta
c
k
without a copy prison farm yesterday hy K lyriff the chihhouse by 111 u’clook' Friday said.
*"
> . > . / / •
*
I
vvero.
fogbound
in
the
lower
hay.
Irotv while nineteen fiepuhli
single day oi business Hanford has
hijfh
(An- eqrljftt; Hlspatdh'- fecolvadF .
of the sanm having hceif personal C. M» Hand, uccoiupanied hy two morning, it wus ktuted.--. Tliis will
twenty Democrats and t*. The mist spread a murky curtain ever seen. 1 '
“ A M helped to score thj^runi; ly sorved upon the person ag u iii.t
v*
« give the committee oji nrc.'ln^p••', from Copenhngcq hy tho-Fxchsngin
nt quarantine that hrough pilots
ter lahorite voted against it.
"That when I cross the burderlini* whom tho ch arg e or attuck is diqiuties.
T rW p a rb *!romnany 'stated* th a t
l’Utniun is scheduled to die iijonts ample time 111' v^Jdche -to- ‘h ^ . C i t t i , Dl Mllanh w*s hsld
The action w-as a victory for to n quick decision-unchorage. The
„“ And step upon the star
nm de, as herein required, shall ho durnig tho w etk «^f Juno 11. Ttie place tho flowers. * *£•?'>' .
V*
•**r.
President
Garfield*
of
the
Dollar
mrlers of Boulder Dam leg's
fast jn^thfe Ice at ,Am s'»rdnnj.l«^
"I cast n proud- look hack’ to crntli. fiuniahed hy 11 fine of not exceed'
jh c (iardrn" ClHb'.stat'tDH kiV*
A
a-wlm, undej’ the leadership of Line, vvus returning with tourists
“ And knoVV I once whs there.” ingHflnp thousand dollars, o r . ho di'uUi w arrant sighed by Gover cessful*exhibit k-vil/>{uiiuar>''1)iJt lt land. "This dispatch a d d e d ,th a t
nor John 1Y. Martin was rcceivoJ
*.<
two Norw'-'Kr.p . horXjman were. *.
Hof Johnson (10 of California, from France Two emiarders, the
Members of the 7 graduating im tfrisoned not exceeding one year, F rid ay .b y Sheriff Hand, whtt read is hellpved .th u aiyirosching ' one goHifg to ^'idirw Bqy*.
an-^r '
milled th at the SMinte remain C arinthia und tlu* l.mieustria from
class, fueulty members und the or he punished by both suUi fine it tokllio negro In-foro In*4- was will Jio even -more auccc&fnl :be*c other huntsm an ramod-*N®!»r who- Vi-ssion until u vote is granted Hnglish ports, lay near the (JarcUufti* of the larg er vuWery of'1 Ae fam ed-far# hi* cwledge-qf ‘th e
school hoard occupied n special und im prisom gent.”
taken away,
field. Other trans-A tlantic ships
fie Swing-Johiifton Hill.
section of the iiuditorium, nnd a
.Sir. K vuiih nddol th at he h n l
Tho negro is apparently resigned /low ers fyom which to select. It
■
‘spite their victory, Itoplder th at swung in idleness were the
TAMPA, /la ., May 28.—Doyle number of tin* front towh b ein g ncvj*r "'seep tin* rliurges inside fo his fute, local uuOiorities ’said. V.*as nlfS" pointed out th a t • raanV
(.'uponadvocates were convinced Frederiek VIII, from
Carlton,
cundldute for. governor, reijerved for them. Tim graduates ugainst him until they uppearej Dnlesd soma ^legql m ofe is tnken fjowers, which nre" grown:IpTc'suc*
bill cannot rcucli a vote in the hugen; the New York of the luinr
k|> und
aim gown.
gown, Tho
ft no follow
iuiiuu
ip" thu morning newspaper.
by ’his attorneys, ut tho Inst min/ niccesn/dlly, -hnd beep killed- '
American
Line,
the today issued the following chal wen* ip_ou>
He at this session. -This was long
A . ^eM rrajn from ' KImC* P*7
lenge
to
Fona
llnlluiway,
one
uiiuwas
glvehti.
ing
prograiiuwus
given";
utc,
the prisoner will he executed cold wcM hcrvnt the timo of th o rse«lv*ed
Arabic;
tin*
rilled by Johnson just prior t-> Bed S ta r liner
------------------- ---------a t Copenhagen rtaie d vha.
o i* l— High
f’ l oei'ssiui/l—11
it'll School On i
in accordance with a fo u rt verdict .fnnuary show, and. th at thay “can .belief th a t n*
of
the
Anchor of his opponents. “ I noticed (hut
voi,VAvliPh he asked unanimous California
a t the time
ti
the dW id- -.'S
now be (Aftjjlncd fo r Fridny’rf^cx'
you
nre
sclicdulcd
to
speak
in
T
am
reltwd
J»y
I’
rof.
Stunu.n
chest
ra.
«ifr<
rendered
lust
year
in
the
circuit
cut tu have Ids Mil laid aside Line; the Atlantic Transport
'h1e,.la»t communicated wipi thh ‘; \ i
hihition.
'
*
;
t
t.
pa
next
Thursduy
evening
May
31.
y
^Ctongregution.
.
Doxologycourt here.
• .
'J - *
one m inute hclore' ft o'clock Mlnnotonku and-'- the Furness*
was somewhere.
The a ffa ir is anticipated veit* 71H andIt R1
One of. your second*, Doctor \V. A.
Invocutlon—‘Ilev. F , K. Marl**r.
* Sheriff Hand or -one oC his depu
d e g re e 'naftli,.. lattL
-.
In row.
.Bermuda boat, Port Victoria. r
MucKrnzic declared liere Haturduy
Qunrtetti*—tJesus^- Irilo t. Me,"
ties-will bo colled jipon to officiate considerable interest in local g ar tnue and IT .and 23 d rg recj tax i,' .* night that he
had .-repeatedly Mrs. A. JH. 'I’ hilllps, Mrs. (V * 11.
den'
club
circles,«>nnU
the
attend*
longitude. This arrp *.'y lll- bo ' *L
at tRo electrocution. _ The. officer,
challenged me to-dehnte^tho opera Cook, F . R, lStinson, B. C t’Moqro’
*
will.bo notified.by the ifrisouswur- fmce. is expected to ho unusually thoroughly aearehed. - - *
^
- -ref. v tlons of the Road Dupur'imeiit und nccOmpaniai, Miss Margaret Dav"- ‘""JACKSONVILLE,.Fla., May.2A. dtft a few hours hefu.r'e the exetu- InrTIc. ’ , .j "z
■N early 2.000 tons of fj*h wore ,*. ®
'
wa* r e a d / to hjive ydu" present nt Is." .
**•
will* -hurry".to
ho cl I ...
—Following nn ottemptu-J tion nnd tho'sh'oriff
?
.
In
-Great
Britaip
there
are
now
loiuied
In
ono
day
recently.
1
any time. On* of-ft^h-ur other
D,.
S crip tu re-R tad in g — . Dr. If; P«fpy;.ig).t roTJBvry of tlioy Fairfield Rafford, to -p o rjo m h li duty tii V410,530 lefi^oey pkt1%ts.
Crimkbi). Englip.k
"’
J* 1
seconds. Kdgur Wuyhrigtit liaa^lo-ch Hrownlec.
, " * •- Atlantic Nutlohnl Bunk her* todtfy, .Yrt forth by\l<A¥* <
respoiinihlo fob siiuilur stuteinentii.
AniiouhcBtlwiLY—D^: F. ‘ * H. q -m qn*jritille"hJa uume, of ^Arthur
liner: .placed in «
A n11i1 been
P ittm an ib®
mcntl services for Waltt'r tor in (lie employ of the Atlantic
* 1
Ki(.g.
Iil'p'tMer
Jo
rloso
this
ctjjitru^ell
Ih
death
row*
a t Rafforih Jle
“/fclc*"*
|»dan
is
in
Ri#
hospital
aid," -JR, Sunford man who (’oust Line Railroad, hpt last , full
■Sqttyrrtay night.’ at the* Fer- opened a garage and repair.station versy and a t the snme lion* nettle _Quf,rtelte—V!luclliiq.'Thy l> r ,“ '" seriousl/.w oundejl, imd his ul^Rud wllJthav«^u jpcciul.guntdjD h-duty
cell as-an.
LaugWli'ul Jlospital of injuries on the Orlando rond where he also nil pqiqts of dispute ns to facts be* Mra. Phillips, Mra.'Qyok, Mr^Lain* wjfe and ari unidoptifilwi coAnpiiu fn.frhftt
Xflrf
’
fore the prim ary 1 um-sugi^;«J1ng son, M r.'*51000},
proj.ytion ngainst
ngninsJ.nny
.any uttem
uttdm nt
pt ic
t
Ion aro Doing held by-gt»RgeAl)cab\ 'pr/viiuticn
veil inAaii u*.*1tun»hile acclijint denR In used p a r t, for " ! '^ ',' 0'.j.th
. . ..tLj
. d ^ I r n e .s to,.y'op an
’ Sernron—“Thg .V « r 4 f . L ife/:"Ig av e a Chicago aijd re * ^ ..
t-lcapu<, or take .Hi* own.. life.- ljo
.
sduy night oq the Orlando bdrs. H e w n , horn in >\ itcldta
— * - ’1
___pf^glnrida us well jas hty- Rev. WYP. Ihiljrinan.
Leaving"hi* wifeNmd tho «ithRBrf-"w||| tnotr know ^untib a*few hours
vuy.'-wsro M id Sunday uftet" -hulls, Tex., and reared in New. rself
,* th at -*v
u u joint meeting
S .nford patriotic orders, head •stives^present are urged to Us
Hymn—“Come . Thy Almighty man Bitting in nu auUituplpIo’fbut- In ftdvatic« iheA b n c-o f bis execuw« ,._
have
fr*'ju the fdncrul home •*• Nfrxico,.. .
^
. .
ed by the Campbell-Lotsing post >n time- Marching to - C entral
Thursday evening. In Tampa at King,* Congregation.
t
tiib
v
"
'
”
side
the
baufe
w
ith
the
motor
ru
^
t
| r upd-^rickson. V
, •
in
’ Mr. Rtewurd wns injured Thurs* which time you and your tw o Y Benediction—.'Rev. J . JU.Root.
of 4 m rric*n Legion, will unite in I’ark, the parade will, form
v, KarjCKrielioi^ pastor'o# the day pight while working on an seconds can take riny" reasonable ' Recessional—High School Or ning, -Dean 'walked in, covered
fjopt of the w ar memorial, w h e n
cashier W. Mi* B arr with tt sawed<* Candidates Speak* r‘ ■observing national Memorial Day. the exercises wilt taka place.
I" c)yirdftY'ofJ"iiihl
. H«d * .at .* th*’ automobile parked on the highway tinie an d .th en nllu\y me one half chestra.
uccording to* sa announctm et t o .
off shotgun and ordered ajl ra iij
will be given by
^nl" iilcs jlprlnl
followed
*
»
>
between Sanford-and lamgwood. A that am ount f o r reply. I f for nqy
..JC*1
.
In Paola Tonight day by J . 1 II. ylintcn1)laterr p ist theInvocation
placed (n 0 bug he
-carrying Rev. M ortimer Glover, rec
V|eM>r
“•
C em etrry . . -Pallbearers
t a r driven hy an Oviedo", mun by reason Thursday iiig h r is' not'
CANDIDATK NAMED
tor of the Holy Cross Eplaco.
under
re a t of
dcntlu- 4."
umier th
u trcnl
or tienwik
r. Vj
commahder. , .
*d fl. H. Graves, W. J. Morri- the name yf Lane Is suid to have ugrecalde I will s h ift my scliedlilo
ia l church. America will be sung
.
‘
White
Bnirr
was
placing.
lhe
cus'
Paola
will
bo
tho*
sfp
n
e'p
f
a
no
\w M. Hayes, A
Myers, crashed Into the machb*^ on which so us Jto make- F riday night. '
NEW YORK, M ay 28.— (IN S)
In addiiion to tho. Legion the by
the audience and a short
nul8tephenson- und J . . M. Tyre Mr. Steward wa* working. Mr.
—William Z. Fofttib, former. I. W-- about. 12,500, in the haj^ his wrlfo llticul -rally . tonight “d h /n canil
It Is understood th at you are W. leader and organixer ’of tho pressed u burglar alarm and po daU-s for county, offices.w ill speak following groups arc expected, "to morial address wil be del'
participate in m einuriur services by George 0 . Herring,
Steward und his son were rushed
^idc* his widow:, Mr.-St«»G’nr( to the hospital here where the to present your,ow n caso with strike-of 1018, haa been nominated lice rio t csVs speeded-to the scope. to the citizens of thnt conpnunity and a parade which will precede attorney. A group of n
such
asalstar.ee
ns
you
desire
They
were
wafting
outside
the
bank
R.
J
,
I
hilly
will
pro
tidy
over
tho
vived by a *» step-daughter, form er’s Injuries were pronounced
Tor preaidant oil th e Upited State*’
tho- exercises to bo given in Cert- guardsmen will fire a salute
Hum phrey, and by tw<» -critical. He was said to have sus from your two stconds, W. A, by-the Ngtb>niil convention ojf the when tho cashier.shot Dean aa be'. gathering, which was originally trn! P ark: Drum and Bugle Corps, the prorrem will be brought to
Mackenzie
and
E
dgar
W
ayhright.
scheduled
for
Tuesday
night
but
wa«
in
the
act
{
if
leaving.
The
kul*
w orkers (Communist) party, at*,
dose with the sounding of *
lin t, la-c Btenstronx and 1. -V- tained* a fractured skull, several
You will either qrcept this ptopo- tended by more th a n 9,000. Ben- let penetrated *his hack. — *
which later wns c)Mingt*(i to to* Spanish W ar Veterans, National by the drum and bvgta.^a
trom. T h eJfo rm er was with broken b'o'nfcs, severe lacerations
guard
companies,
United
Daugh
sition or by your refusal make ja/tiin C(tlow, failed In 1919, for
Tho bandit's *wife und cornpunion nigbt.
No other formal exercis*
ters of Confederacy. Daughters
Itew-ard at t h r tinw- of the and posftihle internal injuries.
one
final
admission
th
a
t
you
can
are
said b y police to have ad m it ^A ll of tho county office seqkers of American
violation
of
tho
Criminal
RydniRevolution
and planned for th e day. In a
knt nnd wus nlsV injured,
The injured mamhevet^ regained not stand up under the charge* calist Law and pardoned by Gov ted th ey planned tho robbeay a f te r art*-expected to avail,'thrm ftclvqa bthers..
ment lesued last weak,* the
pl/y but
critically. . He
cpnociousness lie showed.no im heretofore made. I will expect a ernor Smith in 1929, is the can- krriving here last nfgMSTrom a n of the o p p o rtu n ity to speak in be;
National Bank and the **"
According
to
present
arran
g
e
fd cuts about ■ the* arms,
reply by ten o’clock Tuesday m orn didute for. vloe-presidrnt.
"
- other 'city where they had “ pulled h alf of th eir candidacies. R epres ments the parade will form at Atlantic National Bank _
land h o d / and juffered thf provement on Friday and Saturday
ing so th at m y schedule can be
a number of jobs." A description entatives of candidates fo r stato -the court house Wednesday tnorn- red th a t the two {iwtituticna
f twp. fingers by oiihratlqn he failed tp rally. He gradually
grew worse In the afternoon and carried out. Signed Doyle E. C arl' * Nearly <20,000,000 will be spent of the trio , lias been sent police In offices will also be perm itted to nig a t 10 o’clock. All organisa berimed in obaervaac^ - of t
Stew ard had lived nei’e five
.
tions ^wbkU arq to have represent M i d t i y . ^ . j ^ , ^ ' . .
In improving railway* of Rhodesia. oil southeastern tineas
top.
’
.
t
(He was fo rm erly • conduc* died about 9;45 o'clock.
igmje
J
S
1’
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Flower Show Will
Be Staged Here On
Frixlay Afternoon
.... . •VNj.iJlr.V.i-nri.ll
•t
Pittman Taken To
Raiford.To Await
n the Chair
I
;
Doyle Challenges
Hathaway Retinue
To DebatelnTampa
t\
Jacksonville Bank
Cashier DropsThilg
FleeingWith Booty
filter Steward, Auto Crash Victim,
Sucbumbs To Injuries In Hospital
y*«
Sanford Patriotic Orders To Unite
In S ta g e s Memorial Daly Exercises'
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S A N F O R D H E R A L P . . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ,
i
• % %»*
F R ID A Y , M A Y 35,
Money Sought For
PuetMse 'Historic
Fort In Wyoming
y an l run. Emerson' Spencer, who
ran 4? seconds to n new 400 inctor
record recently, and has been ncclim nting In the E«*rt for several
v.ccks, was the popular choice, If
any, to bent M eredith’s 47—2-5
C H E Y r.N N E . Wyo., May 2C.-in the uuartbr.
•*Thc chance of a recortf In the (INS>— A cam paign is under wn>
javelin was predicted on th e fact in W yom ing to ra ise funds wl«i
C a lif o r n ia U n i v e r s it y . S l a t e d th at Creth llines, Georgetown, the w h ic h -to ' purchase T o C a p t u r e . In te r c o U e g ia tc c u rren t-b a ld e r. rtW 'W fl* -am m rf F o rt B rsd g cr h r southw estern
M e e t A t C a m b r id g e F o r H c r nnd about, although his b est y es W yom ing, a w estern fro n tier out
S e c o n d S u c c e s s iv e V ic to r y terday was more than five
feet post established In 1813 nnd used
short of the m ark ,'ho ninde on until 7800.
..
BY DAVIS J. W A LSI I
T he s ta te historical m arking
fran k lin Field last year. W hether
International News Service
the .broad jum p record was to 1*5 commission, t pon visiting the old
Sports Editor
an
overnight affnir remained to he fort, found it in nn excellent state
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 25—
answered
by Alfred Pates, Penn. of preservation. »t connists of the
Threo championship recortls were
State,
who
beat hit own figures old gunnj houses, commisnry, or-,
already cut down nnd "haivcsiod
I«a<er.i cnliin
lining
21
feet
i0-3.8 inches yes fleers'
uh the field of athletes went into
inTsite'7, pttfnde 'RToUHilsr , and the
*v ., '
the final rounds o f the-intercolle terday.
giate track nnd filed title gipnes *' P ates might have a. couple-, f t ' inbVrtion. w a if b u l H ^ protection
.this afternoon and, according tft inch*’ inoier in- him today in which 1from, th e i n d i n i j s .^ .s , many as
popular hjclief the pruning and the case he"'w ill'tak e h’is’ place am ong fiv j;h n n d rcii_ kt-l'ilcVs .
shearing was only begun The the immortal f e \$ > lio havp.do^c AlAn'cd. Ihcrtf lit ond tinuO •
ettijj *'
\' *■* ’ . ,4f feet
n n o r b"'VTA
lads were Avly using a manicure 25
Jloli Ku>0t.<pfv >1Pjrd; •Hu.-* dp tie « • ’ The fui.ds will bo raii'ci!,liy-.p"P-‘
set* ye8u nla>*, it segms. Today.
fcubscription. A fte r iivlflii .
lO 'lh e•bffihri'tmPi “ ulnr
__ _ • _______
th£v*wehe to lie ulit the; j . w itn a feet rt
he dirts it again today, U ' will have. ?!tioI| o(- t h e . fu rt by th e s ta te .f
grAin i reaper. :
r
•
j- „jjUllH.,| to convert one 6f tin
•’The deenpitatwry.jjf a* ninny, a! n new letArd. If he doesn’t \\h n t
five gam es letford.y wxuf rcgnrde. of it? H was also pok.Mldb ( b a t ' • , J o , .
y before*
a s . ii d istim j
accepted
nightfidl.A Am
Orlando Moves Up 3 RECORDS FALL
To League Lead By IN TRACK GAMES;
Defeat Of Daytona
.550
Minneapolis
.538
.
2
1
Indinnnuulis
.537
Kansas (-tty
.305
Louisville
.280
Coiunilius - ....
ASSOCIATION
SOUTHERN
W.
L. Pet.
B irm ingham ......---2'J
13 .000
Memphis
27 10 -.628
Mobil,, ...-.......
vl2A
10 .548
New Orleans ___ 28 .iiiiiiiiil
New Orleans ..
--28 .20 .524
Nashville ----- —
,*W '^ 2
CtortrannirglT"
■ 20 .31*5
Lilltc Ruck ...............10 . 25
.320
A tlanta ..--10......... i..... 27
.372
4-....... *
STANFORD LEADS
May 20.—
DAYTONA BEACH.
■flrlnndO moved Into first pla^e in
- - - •
tile Florida State- League her*
Friday afternoon, collecting 15
hits off three Islander hurlera nnd
their second straig h t win, 13 to 7.
Tucker Y ield sN oH its
••Red * Sweeney.” hurled splendidly
fur Orlando, giving up but seven
For Seven Innings
hits nnd not issuing n single walk.
TODAY’S
GAME
B ut BecomesW ildln
Bill Cox, Orlando rig h t gardener
9th And Ig Yanked FLODHJA STATE LEAR UK had a perfect day a t hat with five
hits out of five trip s to the plat
< Orlando a t Daytona Beach. .
ter, two of Ilia blows going for
‘Miami at SANFOBD
w e st Palm Peach a t St. P eters doubles. Pill slapped everything
thrown a t him. • ' ' • \
burg.
. .
Paul K irby,‘Orlando left fielder
NATIONAL • LEAGUE
'iiiidjk'Yi remarkable catch of a line
■A» .1 ■»•? __ _•
•
Cincininti at St. LOuis.
thu outfield, r. * .
ef«
at P ittsburgh.
Barron WhrffsWetzcl Chirngo
Jie • fmir{U inning, the
Poston a t Brooklyn.
<’nits- scored .practically
With S a g s Loaded Philadelphia at New York.
at
of th e ^rio of IslnnilI AMERICAN LEAR UK ,
Finish Contest hMrty
■'
g aide to (ibid them
cr hLfRttv’I«ay>g
York a t lOulndelphia.. ’
in
c
llie
&
v
h
n
rjic
U h rm u n n fc O ri
", A\\»»11) n g to n -u tvBo n •
v
D espite n Inst Jnnintf nsahpjt ”, l)el«)lf41t Cjiit-ogo,
‘ . , *, (andj fBUd >a< kt©,diit f* r the cir^r*~
f - . f •t _f i ,*ii —
-2.1.. ..VI
which resulted In fou.’ .runs .for the
:Fh-Lr.uf„'.«t-Clc*vlanB.
j,
v isitors, S anford ev en td th* iwries
Orlando
A m e r i c a n a b s o c i a t /d n
ViaU,
ith
rda/v>m
entW >n
.,
w _'
a na. ' Miami
aLaf__I
i i r oii wjye«U
o
w
w
i
i
j
'
Toledo
at
Indianapolis.
' . i . ' l a a i S ft . Ill <1
f> -.to ,e *»• ' • Columbus
t Louisville.
* . uv'f ( r ’i
•.b y -turning*
............ in a victory.■ ■
y'MUIIIWvl.l a
Mb
»H>M1 ■
wAlkine in ftJte ru»t/
run,- JJOmiJl -’-■
ii tvu•i ia
j i r o r ]. • A fte r tvalkinir
; .S-.t . vx...i
Pnii.1 ••I
nt Kansu
WC ilitl y . , .
! ,..*
I
. steuckr out WetseU w ifV jh ^ W
I "• V
latter hc
Yjofeioor and ripd6ur
MinNbapotiV nt. y^I\V«uke.K;r, , .
-V , M ' /'N i’rds .at
and U f<’M nn^
SOUTHERN ASSpClATIUNt ..
1 h lth respe«am yA infil i t ^ e w 'W U
1/ ! . in U m '
. llnrrnn hml
Jrt’ t h r tt»CUe» ■ AUiibto at- Meijiahii-V >\* I
.M.
...11,41^11,^1.,..
tL.>i*’
*> ":r.- V 1 •*
'VhrWJffhies l...ttni-..,|:|m
IrnttemUliothdry
-•T H E FIRST' I
Piriitinghaiu.at
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V
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ib
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k
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s**frof
tioil"
ntr
im
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inch
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n
coatlt
•Mobile utlN^wfjvrtl^'. V / f-' i,V1: i ■ ■ 'm e tThy p)r,ct,H'jf nfvfhid pair
•Vt‘\v 'yrtodwV '-at*CWkitAanijiiga. I f-Viy-iLA^. |», . . . -I
vtMlorA, r\m rni »uint
t l
k
> nn aa t
l bb aa nn k
>:
, \
f~~ "■
r7,.**n iitjU V lfiniits.toiiaw thetcfore, f,.n ’v
' ? f or e lg h trfm m g s .ln
1>M inrj>nu . , . . K -r •-* - •- '
.
i»s
4g
siw,
117*11
Ai.
1
••Tbr II|J*|I4 Ilf , R n | « « ’
> ' -he weakened ttmU tWobrttmd^fhree
—
T* *.......»VS *■ ^ ** T •
„
tii,'*.(i‘hlnHW estiihlislim eat . »f •>
- - —— ~~r~- •
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li.e./nl \hiU -lig m iil ti. <nduve. uii-j
T. T
'
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ft:
’ tilj’iwch time ,ua this l>. y * 'g o t a t |
:
itifiiirt.
>•*.,.
... *»i’ ;
* **-• '•»
.v i.,>'tmif,'.id! irirb*
Visitors Garner
’ 4 Rung In Final
Ry *e f in is h in• g1’ ' -*
By Factory
”
•Svtrd' upabic t o ' m t / n h u t even ;<W»cly rigjd- jfrcsT iIaw s slibuld lie re
t(id'od*Ui A ustria us ijrpUtiV j f a '^u7
l
resem bled n'sartkbjow .
.I ! i '
>The
Ideals
couhU
red. «•
in . Ib
r fflsl- sude' iigilinst vice,and ^pecjrally
»|>l .\mmml .
~
^
- i
Ii
;
:.t J
w ere addtfd .In th r .seVerttiv.
B afnes - <dn«bd ;,>'>d -
■>'
fn klir.. Pcr4n li’iehl, ap nn!ciiL\ C^»ris^'
thin Socialist.
Kit*dtV s h m ’-t0’nml< Wmle Y.tllbol.
fcVnu if/. Pield iW ukr tUaOVitm»- the ninth w ith the v ic to rs im .-hns bei,<.mf .Vm.lhei Smiom.
pea up to wuiuicc. i*,i
......... . v \
.nri,.
and out. T ucker tho.; j.iicurjibd « :
v lld pitch Slid' Job*'N"> talV «1Ji.ii p sF ft^ u K d p liird L U -s k n lT rn j
D tm l.ar walked and tin '
Picjil'ln i‘» mtOM p-w
io ther
z j Hnustler
z . a.e ro4* /th.....
- \r | jii* iW ft^ s»
e |mn. Ptb. ' rf iW> t s b. ^ns x w e n ty
**’’ ' Alien
‘ ............
ron went in nnd walked
t* ■frnni.linwr.!
'se n d in the third ru n .. Diufgar
stoic home under the cnVeful , oach
ing of old man Crowe but »>?rrun
ended nuPrfers by sem(intr
cUeH
to th e bench u fte r ^winging
‘1L1-
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%sidc. life liotanical Cardens at. Washing run"—Jhi^At.as a
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. MAY 28, IMS
What Chance Smith?
Statement Of Facts
V As the Democratic primary approaches, interest of
politics] observers centers more and more upon what Flori
da will do in regard to the presidential aspirations of
Governor A1 Smith of New York. The Florida delegation
will go uninstructed to Houston this year, but a number
of delegates arc running for election wii t h' .p r o n o u n c e d
n^_soK R s xsnaswa
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o p p x iiliu n to th*. S m ith c a n d id a c y
Thb argument is being continually*;' huvancei! that
.Florida should fail in lint* with the^ Smith brigade, since
h*i is the inevitable <^ft)Klid(de* o f tbe. pftrty. ami that it
would U* greatly to'FlbrttiHV ad fA n tage^ sh ouli this prove
a Democrat;* w ar ami Smith lx1 placed in the White. House
ttsifY. tjtis dtare should have aligned itaelf with Stm tIrfrum
the Very beginning. It is held that it wouid • very u iforturia'.o for F lurid it should there be a Democratic president
^ o r o , Moulds did not s ipport.
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*fct.^tne uun * ttuatipn wQuld-eX*^ if itc-ed.Tlul'. or i«|prge.
FOR TO D A T. .
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iiLAti WdFi:*.WAV—TOfre is
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n a a . h u t U e end tb e rre f a/o .the
■■f f \\c I f r ^ W d Jdius,- Thoo art
thf .tttrt* aad-the life-
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London will »d<l 75
doubledcrkrd omnibuses, fitted with pne*
u malic tires, this year.
DEFl'XIAK SPRINGS MRKE7.E
The lire of argum ent advanced
gainst Doyle C arlton’s nomln.non. and the atlacks which are
made against him by the opposition,
consist largely (ninty p er,cen t, in
I all- prolaliTrit •'). o’ the constantly
. re ite ra te 1 :at. nu-ni th at he is eon*
ducting a “ mod slinging" cam
paign, wi.;-.h i* . .* :*> l*** the worst
chargt; triu: th* opposition candi*:
dates
. f t i ;y Lrii.g a ja in s t
hvn. G ra n te d --' hich we do not for
n moment—that tie has, along with
other candidates, indulged in -mud
linging. isn't it a ra th e r light,
charge to b rin g 'a g ain st a gub^rr*
natorial candidate in the present,
cam paign? Better, isn't it, t6'<ofe'
(ailed a mud slingcr. th^n H
charged with g ra ft, icefficiip ty ,
and possibly even w orse’ ■<f 'y - j r
L et's analyre those “ ra£d'lSlh,c
ing” charge*;* little':'
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Anym!* w'ho, haa1 heard o rie ls!'
Ta.rit jnhr*vampaigrt speeches /wilt
adm it that all the charges hei lias
brought—publicly in plain langti>
,agc-—against the rood departm ent
o f the gtate, a ril its hdadtr-FonA,
Hathaw ay, cand^dotc fa r governor
— hay* been; brt>ueht.<calm/y,‘.d e -‘
L&ttrately and cpely.jfhd havp been
backed up by authenticated state
tecords. T h e4 f.,* * U t/m in tf. "have
been presented: id.,the p liblii IntV
man per WA'my.7of -jjjei p r e ir n ti j
jtio jrd f T ort? before a 'g r ih d d h r i- ;
'a n d . (f this is :'m{/d shr.glr.g7. thpni
e vy r i h ifu whp' ape pars- Refuse; a*
grand ja ry is guilty of mod rling
LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
Personally, the Ereeae fails to
see where the calm , deliberate
statem ent of facts, backed up by
authenticated sta te records, be
comes mud slinging. If th is is mud
slinking what, in th e name of
a ll:- . »- > derfnl. m ust one call
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-j,i- o*-<' counter charge*.
iLe v .t.peration. the calling of
names and the personalities, which
haVe become a p a rt and parcel ot
the campaign, this year,, aniong
other candidates fov governor?
^m p a . a lively
speaking;
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C a rl* .i h a s • Indul gearin'
liberate.’ dignified ana
genVlf^splv campaign for gnver‘norbf>\u i\'w cries o f u-muii tlingm in d /f|ttP tlte
.wU-jVri™ yPi1:‘e s-a m p a ig r^ b ieh
^SUflW r^tillty the real moth/*
reiterate.! cries o f
■ifl*' rn the.*-part of
f& fc i IW iilrfstK; • ’
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tbv'f& her candidates \
HanBar, Crating Chipping,
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fb. —— — * T - - (A
f T h at/ tlfe,vCtVrrbidfSTresources r.f.
In Floridarkraivv gttined't
'ttnorr-i prsly not u;ily ifi irf* . lu-*t‘y
■|ili<r.^\y«ar*;.' but i n r i ^ . lai'ft Jtenv'1
^;fa r perird, b show* $
ligunr*
compiled-f^om rt portt, of tliox-l'.'yT, i
filed i.itjh iht* Im tj'iria l Surrey.1*.* (.
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f.y u rts showiy.mk'thV
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was 'J,2nfe\ pf.ri'-m -A& ;,t:l'olleti’: '^Ithfa-;. The. ?w yet, / ’ancj'ifluyrthaiv. trtcU e *.iivd 'li>J .*hkir
the price .then prevA rh*rvra». e '^ fI
total rc s -u n w .s ^ rtu Mi|y
dellent and d e n ie d ’atroftg^-fpr a ll, >vaf a'ijj*:
arnouUftSj^tit
th a t could.be mpveif.'">tany. (prow*
'CW A e u 1 I|.V ^ r fig-.
ers are re p u tin g ,-ex'ciptlviiirtly J
A . v ,> ,l i ^ * ; v i l d /
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large yields',’1’ -saltV'.tbe- F°''re?pon^jai'insituui •’het^drics i>f -ui! su»^flietirFlhm e
a s '8 8 ? Mlka:in Tflrilda It! -t?07.;iinount;d'
to HE.|i)2'l’'lt1K:,1h>il91'J the figiire*,
in Ui27 t'Jb
Jtofal.tatfy iprmyn to’ S25l.S40.0fp).
countrv U yntiAfed \^ h :> u t4h prnhihip ■
rrs(,Mf\f;*-..t gr-mnli in resources
Irt-lfade vountp 'where in U'27 >
jfVid will
nuiykly trlusjt b' wrt jis u'dry.}
tHey
to about ninety
to the/unilusuphy /of*.,7^11’ Roger^.' t'o •
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“ You cannot tell hot^d m aj is goTng .lp
The figuteV’Ort-’ o h ,Stale l-anl. I
his breath." s tv s 1the hvivor o{* Beveriy
»itl}. and j f 'n jt re^*|(y«.*nt t,lie to-
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favor, that the
Ejrta ftietrafapefli whiclj * r t j n ' Hqn as we have had
yafuihty ‘ opppnrtts are agrreu We tuyh. however,
’i g t RiAV Rryah Owes - should b
defeat this theory.
».iH Uv Cot& tkse. ! 7
l ‘i -efe hv the odor of
I trills. Many'people knock the Vtustead Act. drink poisoited
latt trials, "v- 1 trl^onshine-w hiskey but vote the prohibition ticket. \Ve
c i a make mon * u-ilI,not'attempt to e.'wlain .this, but.iye believe it. is a fact, i
I I Ferhao^ jt is hecairseT-f a^trok** of conscience as they en- Jter thfe;A>ooths. tteriiap- it els'" the pttofoi’iation of thfi A nri-1
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.yFjdoon League,, perhaps it '-i** t hv u'oJX'of th e ‘ o^U^”"er1? and
.d^itt.-vUt f^ r'ii> 'in -tb e -u u d itf r u m r u n n e r s , w h o r m o r e
nnynr.e e lse , tw otlla h a ifr to
sre Ihe'prohifcitiou'amur'.ilmMht rem alcil
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^yFmith’s ’ Catholicism, too. we lelieve,"' 'will • m ilitate«rafn«:t him*! Ifc wlH Yir^ .with fair-minded jx-ffple. It will
no* witK fhcwiv who know. t^"r constitution and believe inj
•’? TVi! it will with a’ *arge class of people ,'vwhn have
t v i-v^-.-i r kn*-W. that one of th** f’.rnlarhynta'.
pfir. -- »*e
"*'• j*' r**bir**ius !ib-rty. and I
t’va* •’*.* u ft *■* ■i| p-o*-.l)jtitv. uo'iM have little m.>rei
!T,f,r*rv*e o v r *h L’nite-i State** government u -th A! Smith J
In the ^"hi’e Hpu»e than with Tom T »m ITt-fim of A la-1
bsma similarlv Packed. Such_pc*.>pley.st ru*'-.t of th** vote-i
and such people'Will votr"agaihst ^frSnitth no matter wh’>£}>
party he may ho.the nominee*"f. -^r wha* his. srchi-.nsl i n-1
fluenees are
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’ivo for Abe Pom vra*‘ti honors.|
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fr>r hirp fa hv *de*;ted n*e*ident •
and in our op’ninnlt woulcWbe mor*» to-Florida’s advantage in
l a t h e r ntg h v 'jN y * .
sTipDort some candidal** *?hb o^rhaps les- change of u^h\ P o ic tia r *tW 'way
ination but "ith mnre' rtKelihood o f flectlop -f.< uldtb-Ti-j i
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Wgj is cn*m«« b ask tber* ta .peak
again bec*ws« hu l i n t speech was .
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The heirs of .John Nicholas ErwcTyrtc, some nine hilndreo
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This,wiirenuj)k* you to still buy this liikrh*
grade fu^ninire at very low prices, so act
quictib’. The opportunity to buy hi?h*
grafle furniture at- such low prices does
Dot occur very often, so don’t delay any
longer. Act while you have the chance.
. - vt i
- i. bciicve that the road,
d g fa rtn v o t chairm an is .the' only 1
m a n ' in the race who can defeat 1
C alls, but we do think th at the
beat way fer H athaway to do it is
t o withdraw in favor of on« of the
other candidates.
Don't fail 10 vote for Mrs. R. L.
(B-;b) Elate71 for Railroad -Comm&aioner. Jefferson county should
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every vote cast. Lat’s
m ake iC-ugah'imoos for this good
woman. She is qualified in every
way«—'M ortice Ih> News.
erators
I^eadinff makes pf refrigerators and ice
boxes, CQmnrisin*r all styles, sizes and
prices. \Vith hot weather here, you can
upt.afford to pass this opportunity by
make it a point to inspect these today!
POTATOES BY 'dARLOAD GO NORTH
v . j S 't
haAw taken » ’ ifgad 'ln faepf io?
reftain candidates for the office
o f ’ county commissioner, without
stating' our -position m* regard
tew other county offices. Thie. of
npurte tom es under the head of
“our/ bushies,,'” which w# • belirre it ia our privilege to run
•wen in • politics.
StiTI
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not rytntf saying that in the
TIMES^L’M ON
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It Is only a m atter tjf a few years a-sep ara te blate for the dinner,
since the growing u j^ e a rly p o ta -1 Bo\ rfo fo ce of the states can
toes fo r th* i^orthrrn and eastern i raise potatoes’ in April, except
m arkets w as undertaken ‘ in St. F iend a. and <-neif' potatoes” are
iohps and adjacent counties. Of J different. .The Maine * and Idaho
bourse Florida people had ra is e d , and Virginia notatpta are big and
potatoes, for their-ow n Use and to ] fip®. They kc?^> a AJ e a r if neccessell s t the green groccru , and
potatoes get the call a s soon as
Joint were tio d^ubt*’»hip|*ed aw ay,
they appear, anyw here, however,
bv rx p rrj!, to be sobbltd up in ssp*. and if no larger than marbles the
tion.- where*,tpru-.g was dallying people w ant them. The first ship’
and rum m er j e t ia r aw ay . Early [ id arc small—often sm aller than
potatoes m tant V]ntos* as much of eggs-t-but they represent the po
a treat as early anything else to tato Tamily ju st arrived, and fancy
people’ «ho "tnust have j'-tafo es" prices gre.-t them. A little later
once’ijr twtee^a da* A duinerWith* the ful-stsed new potatoes go out
out pet at oe, North or East is ai* with a ruTh. The popple wjio have
mo*t, unthoikable; and N orth And been eatiniya^old .pot a tug* -for
East and \4V*t tiJ4:y raise- pdta* months grab* them , and ask fo£
t?cs by the ton. In Maine, form al more FUwida i s 't h e .toast «n_th*
lant-e. the effort is sometimes’ h i ’'1 lip s ertii- of the «fh>’*rWheri new
Warded b y .g ettin g potatoes big poutbds are on the bill o f fare. - ,
enough for 0 whole m eil. *^Maine
A sto ry fATm 'Hastings recently
coblers” they call the huge f«d* M H of shipinents from 'that.sbetton
Joa s th at rw H ire , ji go- -d- si ted o f more thab 2,500 earlossds o f new
potatoes. The report hvRcated that
3,000
cgfloede
would
h ere
Priced
Purse
Geo.Wettstein Jr
RECEIVER FOR
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Office Telephone 14* MRS. FRED, 8. DA IG13R, So
-r-*MitS. flENDUR UNTHKT \IN‘S
.Mr*. John
afternoon at five oYJock, at
llum ltr tsiit”
input ilflightAlly* tltlffjro
duy nfc-rnooti, at h er home
monday
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U'< t F in t I-irrpt. Th.- y e - . Lp.-nt SuturUny hero with hi? his*
■nytf Bhnd of tbo Pjrcabytcnnnl *vt,n , the nu.m,>ers l f t |u> h l L Ur , Air Alary Strong.
vh Auxiliary will meet at jj j .
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' Mr. ami Mrs. William II. Holdo'clock a t th e church.
vStmp
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fo r lh- Land where
Lxillnry of th e Presbyterian
,))lcn wi|i nuuinue ;]Vk s D*
,,-h will have Im U nlay party WCI\ 11^ 1,10 hel|> ,.yunv ,n t u,. -U„
oYInck a t th e church.
a ^ l o r ^ l M - J j f c ^ f - ^ u V t •bi*,e-^,.i,d1 hand llciVk
L 'u in r m eeting of th e • T rui'jfft'r#
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of the Mj.t!n-'|i-Y r
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rJhiwill be hi*hl at Hitldlo’clfcif
h , h.ejjr of .Mrs. W. 'If. \ W
l v :ta \ :$ ik A venue. II o s 1 1 >vc - .
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nnbci'ik. Kcv. K. I». Brow nlee,
pasto r
of
the
P resb y terian
Church preform ed the cerem ony.
using the -eloublc p p g .'serylce. .
thank
Urs.
•Wlh’.-h hand made strawy Her only especially do we
Langley
and
Knox.
oniunu\jit was n strand of pearlsShe' carried « colonial Loucpct of. T Mr nm) M r ^ o .
TomliWYon
ami lillies of the valley in lace ■
„m| fnniily
paper holder.
! Mrs. G. II. Tomlinson
and
Immediately following the cerechildren
, ,
Mr, and Mrs. H. Q. Toucht^i
nu,,»'. »n inform al re c e p tn n wn.*
. Mr. nml Mrs. A- L.jUutv-hcl
he.h|. R efreshm ents p f pi»k jituL ■ Mr. nml Mrs. K. It. I*»p)lfM ,a(ul
r/fa m ily
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in Wishing them ev ery , future
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iv. Miss Ruth H enry, Mrs. Claude
1 Mf’- J . D. Karris have ic 1 jim iri i rt'alion of flesh geo rg ette.
Ogilvte and sm all son m otured to
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iih pie..- effect. The w aist l.ainesville, Bumlny. w here Mrs.
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Red I..V,
to Vill - A r Uiivim" It i ii call. .1 hi’n
lift’S * Y* ’15' i f t-fr'- 1 Itfihlft
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54 inch, white and pink, an ex
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7 5 f Yard
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l\lm i‘,l0 to-urge. 11itnk M in'
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THB 8ANF0RD HERALD, 8ANP0RP, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAV 28, 1928
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QUINCEY—Construction of i r
oral new homes
planned n
North 8th Street.
pity . iCodftcit grant*
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Sanford Dally Herald
Help Wanted—
(P o litic a l A tU io n m rm c n lH )
(ANT.AILRA.TES.
ilephona ads, will be received
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^mediately for paym ent.
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Time ratea on. request.
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For some am bitious young n u n
or young ladies who want to
learn a good trade and ireftA good
position when they have' . bcvwme
com petent..’ Have situations availI The redticed riffW a J^ .^ fp r ablpL every few ililyt.l I f UHtore sled
ksecutiyo in sert Jjrtfe. *
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Henlld nflicg.Uo'will-be glad Ip
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explain it to'you.
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FAMILY w ith , no i mull c h i ld r e n
fcrtlomu ’th e offici should be
wonts .ptnc*‘]ji*V vfirvinker • or
tilled ifTtmedlatcly in case o f
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Heaplttll Ave,
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Pit; G arag e: - e x c e llen t neighbor*
hooil: ren t very" reifhoniRile. Pvt*
A p u rtm e n ts, No. 5. phone 818—J.
i#MAIt.WON
m o b i l e Co.
l’hotu*. 1117.
16— I I oukc^ F o r K e n t
FOR UF«NT:Aif Responsible party
w e ir furnished Spuntsh house in
beautiful
surrounding^. Five’rooms
Sign* of uH kindsI n . Nlppe
Paint L Wail P aper gui^igi’f. WtU- give lea sc .if wanted,
|d Sanfo
■price *50. Addles* T. P. H. Cu**
The Herahf,
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|uga *|lajntinp, ^ntftrior^ decora- F.IV EjtO uM futiiisheil house. Is>w
RUmilier rates 4 See V A. Speer,
ione -IT2-AV,
111 Park Ave.
Riisinerifl Service
F o r RENT OR -SALE: six room
iiUKL-rn ■houseT >*siriib|,e locoC. L. tion gOOP Orange" Ave., Ouk Hill
, * ' S u b d i v i s i o n Rmrte A, llox 170-F.
[ a NSFER Setyift* of all kinds,
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bungalovv on High Street. 2 bedlAPPY scA d i^ 7>n any lb*»K. ^
jirinting, A jiHonn eulF wtif^gt't -moimi, living iwmi. dining nook,
electric
jr m ait^ j'*hone- 417-wr 'J *R«il- kitclieu et|uipped with
rung.* nnd w ater heater. Garage,
Id Avo. i
ifio. monthly. Inquire nt H<*ruld
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[ r a n U P YOUR OLD WALLS O f f i c e .
ITH TUB*NEW WALL PAINT
[ m e t i R n g * n e w a n d r e t - NICE ‘FlY tLR()O M house. 2 ll2
Paipietlo Ave. Phono .704-W.
” FOR FURTHER INFORfiO N , CALL PHONE 235-J TEN ROOM heuse desirable loca
SEE. V. C. ro l.I.E R .^S A N tion, Suit able for rooming house
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' or two families. Lorn <1 at 402
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t ’S i DRUG ST<IIOV J ! ^ , ^Jak Ave. A 'ppI^.W .
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n ta r a* your photic^ Cpll 10jk 19— IlptlflCS I'O
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FOR SA LE:' StuflPfITThgalow <>t
poxe* and general eenffiit, 'vprkv .five rooms, con^iSting of two
raid ft Coucrvte C°.. *• ‘ .Ter- beit’ room s, lurgj^M efng room, din"
[li'ger, Prop. 3rd and Elm. '
li^ . rbpm ^U trfm ii. "frrmt a n ilrfe a r
i:TAL-ROOFlNG:TU«TU)of Evrrlasting. ... MetaU
shingles
lading ,'a«tuii tiu and galVaaited
pfsj" SAo Janies2.llv CrtWnn. Oak
nulljiKiird St.’ Phone i l l .
10NOGRAPH—repairing, piano
[uning by e x je rts with i7 ywirs
[Wricnce. Sanford music store
|d G ift Shoppo. Mclamder Arr
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rangp and vvftter
h eater. 1(touted oo co m or lot in d e
sirable residential section. Can he
b o u g h t w ith a cash paym ent of
1250 and the balance like rent.
P rice 10*000. Address P. O, Box
-l.'ll,. g a t^ o rd , Florida.
FO R S A L E : Sm all ebllifge built
on reur o f-w ell located resident"
iul lot. Owner will sell for J2500
on term s ju r t like rent.*'Address R.
Hi R- care Tlie" H erald office/
|jH*rience not necessary. S tate
| e and qualifications first letter^ 21— A c re a g e F o r S a l t
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ACREAGE FOR SALE: tmitnblo
for poiiltry farm. L*>cated four
Help”Wanted Male
iiiilca-Aouth of Sanford on old Or*
SIN ESS”OPPQRTUN!TY.: An lando road. 3.'1 acre*; part high
[ e x c e l l e n t o p p o r t u n i t y i s o f f e r e t r land and rtoimj'of it low, ideal for
[ h i g h t y p e m a n o r w o m a n t o o|>en chicken* and Ruck*. Can bo bought
I s t r i c t o f f i c e in S n n f o n h ' r e p r e s ' for $100 !** *«<•»■«. on your own
[tin g the
IIIInnM Hankers
Lift* term s. Address H. J. 1folly, First
|i*(M*lkt!on.
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f a l l Nuiiutml Rank Buillding, Ranford,
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lOfl Lynch Ruilding, Joiksonvlllr T 2 1 — 1/o I h F o r lia le
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Lo t FOR SALE: Ten dollars c«*h
and ten dollars per month will,
buy good bit. If interested add re u
1LORED RGY w a n t * a butler’s Box* 0011 care Tbe Herald.
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m a s t b e r i g h t . In a n s w e r i n g t h i s
ml givt* cyiiiplctt1 inform *lion ah
l u siU* o f l i o u s e , l o c a t i o n , a n d
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JMp Tn G ^DUTFIT. liw m pomp WILL EXCHANGE: Hul|dihg lot
loTr nlhfer
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WANTED: pulletvfjV fryi*r prices.'
jrcuiKl>l?rfaAnlinr W ftji,rates
Call or wrilh Ctd-klrlierry Farm,
lies and cJjiMiflcaLnm .'will
Lake Mary. Y, V
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rid if V.ou wl^h, they will assist14— R o o m s W i th o u t H oard
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for th e o f f i c e o f c o n s t a b le , m » t r l c t
4. subject to tile w i l l o f tile v o t e r s
an J u n e t.
K. K 1 N I.A W .
OPPORTUNITIES!
Terms: Cash In Advance
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I h*reo> a n n o u n c * my c a n J l d a c y
for lIn- l .r u l s l a l or* ( i l r o u p l> s u b j*ct to th * w ill o f itii- v o t e r s of Hem
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PENSACOLA—Rids opened for
building 3 additional miles hnnlsurfaced road on Lillian high
way.
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Hicydcs Toys, Fisherm ans Sup
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Seminole County
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, ^ATiJHDAY. MAY 2li. 1928
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A 'o m p t t c iu . U rtv e .s U tin t 'u fn s avnirable e v e r y f e w d n y i '. . I f i n l e r c s t V T y
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"T Waynesboro, Vn.
H Ain t H it KS: ¥13.00 per bun I fully riptipped, sleeps six. Price ns
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I ht-r»iliy a ii non i*v
S P E l'lA I/ weekly Vntrs at San
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' If nil id o f Count*' Oommlsslnnerp and
|„ "The Successful Club,” Mis
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Hel«it|ole C«»unty\U>(tt*o t a m - a
informed ns to what is icolns |
ford's home-like hotel, Seminole of
Ihtit ' "in*,-, ftfesenln.ldrees : : I ; of f h e ' t kuhhe'Krtcftcds o f Reiixha militate for tax a » » e s s o r nuhjycl "II III J heir dellbernt Ions
- tjleslt, I’ litCItk, (tMiirty HcH.'
I h u v e , TI> •r)(|i \ I* 1 I'llS a OF M'.MlMH.Ii I ’ liool.i
usli, •Dox JiltO,' Oakland Califor- H otel.'
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for S', j.-nrs
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PHILIP W* MDIILIITH
I herahy ann,.ones in) self n( *
N. N ip p e r. S i g n s , o f ' a l l kinds. A p u r tm e p ts , .No. 5. P h on e H1B— J,
h int); Flor Ida,
runtltdstc for sheriff of Semlnul*
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In N u u fo n l Paint ii IVall Paper
lo A the action of ■\V t LSI IV A ItnIV 1.13. Solic itor for
F o i l t l.FIlH OF m u : n i T C O rttT County snhjert
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1 w It>H |o m uiouniV tlpit I ion a cun.llduls for re-etecll.in to the uf- belli lu lha early pari of Jul.o IVX•. (. 'I. .Till **.,1111 Seal )
Very ra •prittvelyIf. A . H A L V E R S O N
U I - ? A c r e F A R M f o r rent. Has can didale f o r the ii.fYiAr. of ColMIty i'.cb uf Clerk of Ilia Circuit Court,
U K. lilt A1>T.
CotniiilHsloiier fruit) iHslrh't No. .*>, f .sVmlnola County. Florida, s u b
kllhi' i nain iiD k, i n t t r io r d ec ora f> r o o m
d w ellin g :
fruit trees. subject to Ihe decision o f (lie sitt oject
to tho decision o f ths D em o
i s t (1 h * 1h c v t t n i r m o f » i ; j i t o i l s i i t tin k T ({> t>r:vi' OF
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A p p l y 713 MngnA|lu■ A v c . Phono ers it. the t Ir.MiD.TUt Ic ITJim.ry to cratic Voters **f Seminole County.
■ -tn t.it i k s r n i c i i o k
tie held on June till, A. D IS2V
In tho D em ocratic Prim ary
Klee
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[ a N S F E R S e n i c e o f nil kinds. F I V E ROOM fu rnished hmise. l/>v.
TIIK IIIC YCI.E S l o i t E
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Oil IIF.ll III' FPIII.II* \TIOX IN
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R o o m N u m b e r 411
t. subject to the xvlH uf tJis ntJeult Court, subjeet to thn He I lull
S e r v i c e on tiny th in g . In
OF PIT1I.IC lN.k'tll.l,C*Uo s
» Sjidiimui.s ha',- i,< . ii i“ «tiad to Inn
C O N F E C T IO N A R Y
m o d e m house:
D esitah le luen- No.
D r m o ir a , * s'olurtf Juttv Dth. S a n uf the Miters M the June Primary.
I wish 1,1 ailt.ioine, 'lit .undid,., ) ;.I,«»Xj ..oil for* Kolb'c. euijs., dlivctw.l
R It. OKAS.
^Milling. A phone e»H will get tion 211011 O r a n g e Avc-., Oak Hill ford.,.Lake
Vtnroe,
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f.-l thu o f f i c e o f s.ipi 1lute ItdelM o > . . , ( o i i , I. >i, i ’ AI.I.AIIAN, and that
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lir man. Phone 417yAV, 0 Rail- S u b division . Iloule A , Box 170-1*. Sprlft**
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IIISTIIM T NO.'S
in im p rov ed residen ce and business J#.
a t : V I I N O I . i : V o P N T » |ef.N CIIANlitole I'ouiitk.';In ihe primary to *) 3th. A. D. 1931.
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THE LONG-LIFE
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117 EA»t 2nd. Street.
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I n isi. In, announvr that I nm a
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furn ish ed. S tu m p ed e n velojtol. s . Rt D lg h ton , Hanford. Florida.
968. 114 N. Park.
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Hlate o f Florida lo Juhu TV. H u d
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1 wish to aiin ounce l o th o people County, Florida, s.ild District c o m
F u rn iU ire • -> f l E S : Caij esYn $20 - J . ' W w f . k ' . 2 9 — P e r m a n e n t W a v i n g
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,of Semlnul# County that 1 am - prising Flection P recin cts No'a. 1, TII K HTATi: m F F la III I DA TO:
I a m , a .a u d ld a le fur' re-elaclloi.
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•Sanford Section
Seminole County
Anniversary Edition
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paxford
A, frATtmlMY, MAY 2fl, 1928
more mnes per gallon ftota the old boat
by using Our New and
Gasoline and
Golden
Better Texaco
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handle a line of Groceries ~ Tires
arid Cold drinks.
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across from the aviation field and we
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break’ dowri On tife^idl* -walls as ko ririin>
f other, tires d ° ^
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pairing
We give ydU’ feady. service
when .you
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need it seven driys'a week and until n;idnight
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Sanford Avenue
STORAGE
Tip Service Station
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I’ is a f;u t that tlic-.rt.-rtf Tcxarojlocs give better results— measur
ably 1/L*t uy. 1Mias-at'once overcome tli,e limitations o f the older
t\ pc o f engine and enhanced the performance o f the new.
• Yuli can't.be mbraken. Y ou ‘see the record o f actual miles rojling
up on your speedometer! Y ou notice the unplc gasoline reserve and
the. fewer iillii lg stops. **Yont- car is the same, but the nna and
letter Texaco i-. .a dilierent gasolin^ more miles
to the tankful.
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That's the7 «lilleienee berween d Y gas and wet! 'Dio tiero and
belter 1exam,
•otiaing.to a diylgas, enters the cylinders and
ignites instantIv. It hums freely “ dd delivers a l l its power in that
t j'lit fraction o f . .ccondof the power-stroke. ,
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beside the exaco pump. Look for the Texaco RfijJ Stat and G reenT.
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A k«» c ji i> 4ii atomized tnis*
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ATOMIZED
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’I r x a i ^ ; VaiMirirc* c o m p jc t ily .
If l . i l |v-|frrt m lf i u r r o f d / y
cafolintr v ^ p u r a n J air., w hich
l>r<<v t d i» 'J n c v r n Ifnw o f fuel
a n j , - p . : » i r to e ve ry en ^iu c
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Till-: TEXAS C O M P A N Y ,.17 Battery Place, New York a ty \v
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THE SANFORP HEUALP. SANFORD FtOtUPA, SATTTRPAY, MAY 26, 1028
N ew Building And
Engineering Work
Increase In South
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A T L A N T A , Ga.,
May
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( I N S ) — New huildin»; and engine
ering work stnrted in the Smthenstem States
(ihe Gnrolinn?,
Georgia, Floridn, Tennessee, A la
bama, Mi-.*i.--lppl. Arkansas and
Li.uitinnm during April amqunted
to }'.'»,2jo,706, according to F. W.
Dodge Corporation.
This figure was the second high
est April contract .total on rec*
ord fo r thia tpstric-tIt wns‘ 23 per
cent nheniT o f •die /Iqtul fo r April
o f last yei'r und was 10 per-cjotf
oVfer the (tt>tnl*ftfr March o f this
year.
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Tremendous Progross Noted
Since Insignificant Begin
ning Five Years Ago; Nar, eissus Especially Popular
Th« growing' of 'bulbs for the
commercial market ha.-,. lt i* 1,0 tiered, advanced to a point where
bulb growing can bn said to ha an
Important growing industry in
the Sanford district.
From an insignificant beginning
‘ that was at the time, purely ex
perimental, it has made suen
■Weeping strides in the" short per-’
iod of five yean that there is t*i day an output of approximately
• ten million bulba producod„ #nd
marketed in Seminole County.
f ' ' Th« growing of paper-white nar.
’ .eiaeus bulbs and Guineas skcred ili'
. l i e s approaches a larger-volume in
y Seminole .Coi'Jlty than In arty oth'}. .or county In the state, and it is
5’.- reported that aome ,-of the very
, finest bulbs.'produced in Amorica
p 'In the p jst'tw o yen re liiuny
'growers have bccojnc interested in
th« commensal growing o f caster
Jillies' and surja*resplt o f the dbvel.opmctit progtAm of.thd Raster Hlly
• Bulb Akaooiatloh'Wuf.'W’ the’lsrg,
casV.t* yiy.«rr(iwing operations
in- the stato'afo. located in Semin
ole County?. 'Hanford.,is the headr 'ongrter^'fdV thA marketing of all
the ’ liJlies growff 'in thl atnt'r
with the 'expansion^ o f *the''lily
growing pyograni Scmlfi'dr County
•and Sanford gaips an ever widen
ing new acquaintance,in .tho naWionx hdlb.^markets. /Sanford Is
' also the hindquarters of tlio south
ern Bulb-Association, an organiza' tion, organised fofithc purpose of
marketing bulbs >nnd for tho iui.
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-,vancem(?nt of the,-) bulb growing
?Twogi7im. ' Thlr'AMpclation .is at
present enpaged in udvijjtclng the
• growing
btjlba, and
— (IN S )—Whck Zivitvrugged 1‘itt.t
burgh welterweight,-hns consented
to clash with young Corbett,’ .Cali
forniu fighter, in a teir round lioiit
here June 11, proniolyr A null H off
man dirtnuunccd today.
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BOSTON, May," 25— (IN S IT h ,
Boxing world of New Hnglnnd t?i*
day mourned the passing o f Timmfin M. "Tom ’' Goodwin, well known
piom ter. Jack Sharkey, Jm-k Ma
loncy, A1 Mello, Sammy Fuller ap<
Krnic Schaff were among- the
fighting men of Qotiton ilevejoped
by Goodwin.
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through their efforts, it is 1stat
ed over a hundred growers arc put
tin g both seed and bulbs into the
ground this year.,
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Few-pkaplo are aw are'- Hint .on:
o f the very finest atralns/of. hy
brid nm irlils In America, has been
developed her? In Seminole CounLIZARD TENNIS SHOES
i y by Theodore L. Mend o f Oviedo.
A u th orities who have had oppor
Europe's latest
ideas fjn , the
tunity to compare th1T' KlFad stock spending spree,/nr foot wen# »rb
with both English and California tenuis shoes in grey liza rd ' and
Ifid'lik » striking jpolurs,
Strains unhesitatingly pronouncr glabu
while .buyk Shoes will have^bverIn>*if iu'bm calf'ttl|d v-arious skiji'jWJiitc cntivas or pj/]5dn''tvvhite buck
are Considered too iffi’li^ap." ' '
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white unrelMur,' Chhteao aacred IM*
lien, gla'dWJir. tube
enlfidl
umi,
ealle
tillieff, * .auratum,.
, llniea..'7 "’ regale - iliies, formo,'aum lillics. caster nines'? amnrylll#
and vanns. In addition to therfe
■li\a«v other bulbs.ake being experi*
• ' During the past year Hit f Stop
the -bulbt." grow ing pro'gram nus
been
aupplimented by tho mnrketV .
Supplies City’s Gas
ARTIST REVEALS
BIG PROCESS OF
THEATRE MUSIC
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DrStidsvnnqhrp •nppt'knim e and
mannerism,yin lie the urdcrlrtivjis o f
his methodic Me'is'i*-'ncr«ius’mun
o f medium Ticight' and jiu dgy/fig;
urh. Ilis ilfr.*- is/arelfts'i— hisjij|ir
•electric illil'inbuiny.* ll^'-lookn iko
an uinmpor(afuq muCH^ m. , ' V
;Ta1k),‘ lik e jjir ijflo r V* .
•Flat'ho tnlk^.like :r,\ilTOctor.fgrit*
eriil. • ,;j*irsr>ef*-.Ml, in hc-oriflg.^Jjc
cxpluui{?,)*• \Lii\*r<», the picture
t h r o u g h .,Y w yet h gitipinji huck•gHfontl.,— Tfinci'U'nrt, •
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l'Yctfvh, etc* Yut| mentally;imiNte^
ytuir Vourres,
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IhtoSeCpcSi’. Yon /iiu£ that tlic iivONSKNI'S TO F iC llT ernge i« e)t ir,1)00 fe e t of film, wi[l
display, 1.2-fir 111'different.trtioods.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 25 — Ocghyomdly you hii’ve to*iu»ert a
• go .to'm arket from . tlje ' Sanfoyd
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art not t\r epoilgh alopg' |d(<lajis
'th«nv,«*.Eommerclai plantWfe(|*
ed ca r th at serves.ym l m ost s itis fa e to rily — th.ttr' '
■ou 'th e jn ost tr.^hsjxfirt^fipi'i fo r ) ’our in o tfo y —'V
lly *o ilc fs tiie preijtost. used car va lu e.
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T.^IICIHC.AN-itJVlilUN O f f.I.NLK^I. MOlL'Rh cChtPOKAIJOV
Sanford Buick Co.
illuminating' ami heating
The storage' tank of .the MAhl'tiid 11n> Vojnpan y .which .Htfpplics ali.vWlie ’
Flanf'tvas; jvcejiflJ' sold to the,eyntfiany J»y 4.hi.- City u(* Sanford.
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Brands-WhiteRpse-Moonlicam
Nelson & Company Inc., growers, and shippers citrus ■fruit,
and vegetables. T>venty five years experience in murketinff
citrus fruit. Opeating unde reffistered trade marks .q u a lity
our specialty.
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The Osceola CyprC-Ss uCom
pany also celebrates its 15th.
anniversary this year. V Its ex
p a n sio n and growth has kept
pace with the remarkable
progress of this County. / V”
Fifteen years has brought us
progress undreamed of when
ihe County of Seminole was
created in. 1913, Outstanding
achievements
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N E L S O N & C O M P A N Y INC; are headquarters for lariners
and growers supplies, including fertilizer,* crate materia], ham
pers, nails, ^jtrestone, lime, draiqtile, sewer pipe, also celery
seed and cow peas.
An average-force of 300 is pmployed aucf the monthly pa^r
roll is $24,000. Mill.produc
tion is 1,500,000 feet of Lumber
per month.
Organized in £013The Osceoja
^Cypress C'funpany vof Osce
ola, Seminole County, repre
sents an investment Of a mil
lion and a half-dollars.
SemindJe County’s oranges tail bi(‘i ines. and grapefruit have ac
quired nation wide promine,i\ce because of their (inyJity, rand
our distribution. The ‘<\Vhiteros#l. is now .sought after in Uje
markets of the country, and w.hdn.this label aopears op1 the
package it means quality and driieiujahility. Tlie growing and
litarketin^of c e je iy 'o'alsO our specialty, The rich muck lands
of
Oviedo; or Biack Hammock section produce Ihe finest
fexture celery grown ip the state.
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HKiiOpujiJi ji Mingl^ seK'flioli."
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I'','!' 'iprto'iy^, I . do iiof
lu-figgd in |f- nig t u il liui '<>t music
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Oviedo, Florida.
B. F. W H E E L E R , President
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car iA (|V.C,f;ttyp?' ?\^t1 lie \A’ I t c lj y o i r ^ e
Fancy Florida Oranges Grapefruit and
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Is. t iiere '.an ail-eg\liracing, t|iornugldy,»‘linjaCtt<j:isjj» musical velec•tij*n eXpi'esslvi'"ii£ tin- s|nrii u| Am
erica? Mr. Rfttsenfifld finds i>enefnli/ntinii cliffi«-%iIt on the Miftiect.
lull suggests sb'plien Fie tec’s "Oh
Susanna’! as the ne.in-t approach.
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N i K\) anil in le n v Iirri’ are Kie-eitfield’s hoi sic nI relictions to the ppir‘ AM ERICANS. IN ^C'OI'L.VNI) I y m a litie a ^ f some of tli,. f-imoue
Yklai o f tTC screen.
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More AmeyjeanS ate visiting
AY hat ‘d 'C* Gloria SwaoJ^i'Sug
Scilllaml '/his season than in uny gest Mi iiim?, A fox 'lot,., . vy -, •
nrevions year, Irronking tlu- rgcnrd
■LJa H cs tlinpliu? Nor-a ^impdy
o f shooting 'teniiRls made • Iasi '■KfV-i'atltiT pat lies’, y L W il jiijtjPc
year, ^wne^sfpf moorland • ‘an<i liTf^H-lfl'vi K. rtaild lio 'ayiiijsiiir/.cil
doer forest’s in that a^iputly are to ( ’iifiplin'- walk, lint am.-t oxnmaAcd/atiift'itrlightod*Mf’ fRe-piun- lUl;>:.s|\-ii pf the«t'amuU4 cpinediaa-'s
l.cir o f spnrTSfni'L tfvhn de^ije ilm lu .qafnuaiaijt .V. uWluld l^ . an, iindanfc
•Jknd shimtings.. . _,
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^Molyi llai i j oiOj >•?
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JbjWei's- and HTT.s,.*'W!)
is Hie actor, lie Migge-fs \arie |J
hnve had speVionceviii piis . lie
thetnes \iit(i viiii <>n
loir..
Me
profitalile
futiir
predict Jk
laii.s musical tvpe.
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lijd'ore* I tel Itio? Spani-h mu KK
ing 6l put [iiwcrs t«j hip tnilli griAv
nf-ifnirsV In pacticular am] agiihi
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musical
into oiu* of three
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plays Witli> 'Fnmpcitir
bickgroniid;.. are far. easier to
scon-. |fr. Itie*4inflohl rimkt,’ than,'
those in tin- AjiJvi-mmi seciie. Thii*
result< from tin* scmeily,-pf jeiiarneturislie American imitee, except
ing ja/.z, wliich is iK’srrihrd by Jti<:aenfield as source )mi«ic ’Yroni the
negro. Most difficult of pll-pic-^
Min's tn score, cnOjeniN thrxnmsicUug.in tlie Ann i uim soeiely/ltmna.
Me finds no mpoil corresponding di
it in this t,uutdry? .
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G R O W E R S A~NL) PACKKItS
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Grenier London’s population han anniversary thla year.
gn>wn from 0 581,402 in -1010
The tomato is n fruit,• n«oniirt
.ii more thnn *8,000,000 today.
!o n recent decision of t!i1- Austro
__________The '.Cyclists’ Touring Cluh , of inn Ministry pf Trade and Cev
England will celebrate its fiftieth terns.
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�TTHS SANTftttti tlElUtff, SAKFflim n,ontTf&~ SATtmDAT, May 2<t, 102fl
Taylor C o n t i n u e s
Whirlwind Tour Of
Southern
Counties
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The first poastmnster was
\ Community Grows To! sheriff.
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rv n Dr. Harris, grandtnther of F. E
Be City In Spite Of Koumillut o f this city.
Some of the early merchants in
Flood, Fire, Freeze cluded
Pace and Doyle, Woodruff
And Other Setbacks nnd Tomlinson, Kelly and Turner.
Radio Quiz Shows
Sermons Unpopular
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May 2C A ( I N S ) ~
Sermons an,! political speeches
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SEBRING, Mnv 20.— Campaign* majority o f the Vienna radio lis
teners as a result o f a qucstlonnire
of the largest Vienna radio maga
zine, the Radio World, regarding
the subject* on th# Austrian radio
program!!..
But the same voters,*who object*
cd , to l>»ing reformed, have also
.Uiriiod[down the '‘prodigal" fea
tures' o f radio broadcasting, that
i is horse racipg and stock exchange
William Lcffler, .Charles I^ fflc r
Sr., William Hill and George - ft
Fernald. . L. M. Moore .was the
first dentist, and members of tin?
bar included Judge Tinker,. St.
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Claire Abrams and A‘ . M. Thrush-*
er._ J., K. Ingrnhm handled', al| Of
BeginningOfTrucking Ganefiil Sunford's alfi^r^. f '.
i A s ’the town grew buildings went
Indpstcy DatesBack dp
jrapidly, The •first1 hotel w ar
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credted Itv •fK76
T o H B i g F r & e z e O f ’ 9 5 *he Sanford House
tonight i.
on- n site where the
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•hut he would speak nt ten thirty 'duiifihugc fish hatebory here
.Ing
'on*.'First
Street
now
stands.
The enyJ>’ hlSlnry o f Snnfiird
huildiing wns ktlWn <cloek 'Tlmradav, at Okveehchee
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dates bacK to IMG-, tlift •ftrst ycm of ^fhe
as
thi‘
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Lyman
Imnk. The - first oity ami at night' nt West I’ alm
.military occmlatio|i.1n;eunt‘ial'Flid church 'was’ the Episcopal, Lnler Beach,
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the Mi Dualists organised' jiml
nnfratlvc amt ^.r^sents an in
held their services on the second
teiWt'mg hfttkttrouil for - the. suh;
floor' ofwiVd'ore IMldini? that .was ^o^tofi' Takes Steps
sguutmt founding of-the City Huh-/
Incated^n ,*w^fiat. pi; flow* ■Palmetto.
EAor B jg .Ceiehfatioii j
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Iwfm JVtutefi iu (trtn.'section, so fun V im s 'o'f Judge 'fuekm ;1Jt*teEv'n v. BOSTON, M g y - 3 ^ ( I N S A f T h t 4 ^
ns < iinv Mst'pry. ca’n /reveal., lif* 'nip:rfl'iscbbni hhjUiiig wns; erfewU
most, recent •lap^jW the .preparg^’ 1*
c {(tut p^iti; Gorntfel Fahmng esti\l>*; .ii.fi* Gut* site, where the F.asfoiiide
lions' fo r numatri felnhratjoa of
-iislfed j
fortification , ill k’ Hnfnj vr School poW StpiuU.. The
s'+Gds'Aiertion, IrW-iniiV it «m -.tip-' f ”171 * orange grove wo* .one West Ole* c-Uy> rtOOtlV hlrthifgV' rn ; HmO, Ei
^nuthorn-biink of Lalq|(^f(ints>eV Ik ’ FirJt^Strtift and1wa? called . Gef* wis the asking of*Kiiglish niithoM f t
J\K>iihrht 'hnre^jdw eoi£]miue, or ntv Ayudt' Grove." The first .newspaper lies fiVse,rid Mayor Mglctilm Nieli*. W
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t'^u W y, ftauf'VrmpanMos of dragoons wns the' “ Sanford Jou'ifral"., tiful ■d.f a com-, o f the liliLh rceordl o f
.Mhif;n 'number■'» ,bf friendly Creek lat*.r tiic ,,(*.afc G it^broVigle-” ' * ^ the Cound<f*,i.if“ Bostoi>to\vnr .WtiCV...I.-7?.... ' ..
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. In i'riso the first* ruUrodcV w(f#
tublislied dU*was attjaeked by King 'drill Iwtweert !>:ii}foid arid Orlando the book',whereon was writjjcfl oh,
* Phillip nl,the. hVitfT o f ‘a ‘ band m Prosujent Grant-, on a
pleasure Mai. Ii * Willi*,, the haptisnial, <»f
ttpo Fominides, and’ the- Indians .trip down thO St( John*, luuljidl -at fdavVit^ue’ will he made pad «cnt
were*,routed nf\cr 11 hard fight, ’ S U n fo lilh a d - tiffneil the .first
MiU'ol’ Nlehrtls. The hdlik Is lito
thank*) to cannon which were .sliilf«-|fnl ’‘of dij't fot-* the Srfnth IVri^‘ reeofil o f St. Mary's Kpieeobrought' into play with effective; is riltn'Vw gauge roud' bfing only |inl t'luireh, ilorncaatlei Lun*:asrt'sults.-. JTiid'iit not been for tW. Florida llailr-oail.TJv railroad was
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timf'Ii’ Hrrm il ,of Colonel Shejhy three 'feel ^wiile. vThe first loco "lire.' . -*>; . ’
B\iiekatonv was the fipst rvitlde|it
'.Harnyy with .needed ri*inforce-' motive was. named■the ‘ ‘Seminole”
rn^ts, the *■*tory of (he vietoV.v and vvnV brought lieix1\ry boat from of Boston fl^id wliep groups o f
1.
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.. ?__it,'.., thence to other, set tie 1'* came here, tie d o.
might have boon a tale„hV defeat cxtendeil
Kiskimihee.
'After,the battle
‘bailie of the Tampa, anil finally became' the* parted foe. Rhode Island, saying
t lint,. By&tfin had become Uv^yroWilfort was changed t
'l)onor the I PIatt f SystVin.
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memory o f gallant Major Mellon,
In lR8ifjyio'.lac>k'ionville, Tampa* til. Eventually lie. returned to Bos*
who Inst his-life In the Fight. It tnd Key, West railrvjnT was con ti n anil Married Sarah Slyvensuit
is interesting tn note that one liis- structed into SaiUs’iii. thiSTeitv he-* of i Iim city. .
tor.ian calls attention tot the fad ing th« ^iiit'liern ti-rndaus. / J T E .
Mapyi yttlonuhits throughout
, thill two of Major Mellon's lieu- Ing^altm wu» presiHent of , the the Hay Shiite Colony wen* named
tVpnnt.H in the battle uftenvards rmul.
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i(islinguished themselvesl in aiiothor
Sanford -wan' lo ginning to . ho are iir existenVe.
Avan* They were U. S.’ Grilnt anil
'Uiite n community. .|hnl 88.ri theCl'liil Sheridan. /*> ,
• .town was thriving nnOibad n liopuThu garrison syas . immedintelv iirtiir o f 2,r»(th. with n)! kinds of Commission Hit^SlCA
s'.leugtheheir nnd the (fovenimrntj eonv.enienres ineludig water worW,
For Trade Restraint
nl»h-.sent_ sinaller defachmef’ts to fas plant and iceThdory.’
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other jin its of cent-phl Florida.
W ASHINGTON.
May
2*!
The year 1887 ^rus an eventful
General Zachary Ttfylor finnllw
f,iiir for Sanford. The south Flori
(IN S ) A
complaint
citation
came to completely subdue the bfi*
da fair wan, staged Jiere that year
diiitis, _hut it is d'pclni'cJT that tff r and it \\»a|*AL>o j,he yenCf-nf tin1 charging unfair conlpetition and
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cannon fire which they received "b ig fire." The f-ii, wu» the'hig- restraint o f • trade was
in "the battle at Furl Jifniirw* so gegt event that had been slngeil against the Radio* Corporation of
America toady by th« Federal
in *this section until that time, npd
HijW never again stojwusfy thiciit- it thoroiigldy cjovfonsti'atcd and Trade Cumniisnmi. The citation l\
efted this section.
iulvei list'd* I he possibilities of tills the nutgruwt.b of the long ‘ lirv,
F,*ri( n d b iiy may hj, railed t li« ^Vviniii. Among the distinguishud vestigation*jwhieh the commission
I egintifng n ti.,c|]liiitjn ii jn the visitors* on 1 lint occasion iwere inaile ioti^-Jbe rainificntion's of .the
Snnfiird Sultltu,. .’It Was A#n*fHc'd |' IhOii-idcnt ffrpver Cleveland and .so ralleif;
trust/' -Tlu* i$ i* *
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ctiHu*
oiinii vf the Make m! I bride.
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t'ornl ion -iia.s_*80 Jay s in wlyv^lcp,
|i I'inill \^hkh is utAi ' Mellmivilje j On Sepfembei th, lW*i7 fiWWe- file
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The pi acttcif of tin* oof point Inn
y\ftT'r the ' xvhr Melloliv.lli* In*.
in so wiitiiig|Hs eontiaict*. that all
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1 anir-thuTiatiiial point f<n (HkuT- wri*r»* left of St gi ojtp.of 11!.**, frume radio set miittufaeturersfnrc com*
;jHpuu ,,f. supplies, arms and ufll- dWefllrits,. • Hut' in the wake o f
Tfiolh-d to use KCA 'tuhciftWas con
nrJnfKintrneciicd by the white l*n<,i■ this'.rffai-fihiilvc hriiJc buildings
I'b* or /south Florida.' Mail and y£rnng up and 1hi* town U-gun tjf dtjninvrrhy tbu coinmissTgner jih 1111*
fair inbcllj*/* nml trade restraint.
*applies. e«me ilowii\lie 1 i\r/rfnmfli1 glow, aiiaiij.-■ , ,
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trlliuted by rpitpefl. cither white k’ .-G-V in tin- i«>l*m o f a yellow fc*vey. *
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/.m«;n.or Itidiurr gpide,,, in all settle-' u
c|y)U'tniic V-Alittbugh Si»i|fofit*liiti!
is all fussed, up
nil'l\t.s of the p.eitiris.ula. • 'flu- sctlfe-' voinpanitivily fin cases 111" ‘ its
CuriucS,
"mnt on pie hank's of Luke .Mnnrije niidstj it neVciihclcss, suffered a over the-vinjl iind * snhseipicnt re
l>*lug it trading post, those vHio txeineiidoiiJ'slump in Imsiness be port -thnde by JUisa-J'ItheL Mannin.
' did not receive their mail by run- cause -of 'the strict cpmrantidri re 1111 Englisl) novelist. According to
rji*r 01 nn- "to. town once a year for strictions in force helwecn.lici e and p.Monie Fnrla report she supplied
their mail uiid uupplies, bringing Jacksonville.
her uhotogrnpli and sniil sin* was
pelts, .dried fish and frail* ,to
TI|f*s(C-^el backs were of only Inoji’ing for locnl color foe future
tiade fpr needed merchandise.
thlllpoiary naluie. Tin* city pro nnvejs.. Since then she has w rit
The fo il w«sr removed in 18<!ti, gressed slowly Inn sureiy Trtid ip ten two articlt** attacking the Ri
hat Mellonvilh* continued to grow 18!).'l Sanford wan tip* most pros-, viera'declaring that fine weather
and prosper. The town attracted porous and enterprising city in u;us Vho&t-umisual un dthat the re
some notice in the north and a oofip, Florida. I’ itrus grovc*'Vt*re gion was "inlinhited by old pinids
few tourists and prospectors came yielding large polfits and indus and unintcrertiruf folks of that
t** note its iitogresp. About a year trial nclivities were giving employ sort.” A t 'unties newspaper waiter
a tle r ji'c fort was removed, Judge ment to hundreds.
Hi she dto the defense of tile cli
1 j^fr.'ord Tucker came t*> this
The "big freeze” -eaiiie ill 18!).*, mate ami lidded “ We hope that jlliix
secttofi with a view to purchasing and it swcjd the state as if in an novelist will keep away from .1
hund and
settling
here.
Ills insiapt. killing prac*icully every
place which obviously* she doei*i
attention vva.- drawn to a tract laringe tree. Sanford, o f course,
n**t .appreciate and which in*turrf
which he eventually
purchased did not escape this devastation. In
from General Finnegan. Tilt* lurid a single night ils 1 hief souice of will not apprei'iute her." Tv> this
tool been granted It, General I- inii- weulth was swept away. In the the editor added, "Novels are fic
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cgun in tecognij^on ot Iris services face yf disaster many |M*i»ons left tion, you know, nnd novelists,
therefore,
fictiun
writers.”
to
make
their
way
elsewhere.
dining tin* Seminole War...
Judge Tucker built the first Business houses wen* deserted
CT.EWISTON— 0. I*. Jeffries to
remained ■ ubundoned for
v'house herci- He laid out his land and
> cultivute a large orange grove, mouths. The only thing that ke**t build £10,000 new dairy plant here.
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little dreaming that .the site wns the straggling village going wu,
ST. AUGUSTINE—Quarters in'
eventually to become a prosperous the presence of. the rnilinnd shops
which ciuitAnieil in operation de I,yon liuililing.ini King Shred be
city..
In 1871 General Henry K. Kan- spite numerous handicap.*,V i.
ing remodeled fvf. pj'cupancy of
Fasting about form n<*w -emitei*
ford, whoW as a former iniiiister to
Low
Shoppe. -**
Belgium and a tfinuueKr M aonte of income, the peojiIt'In’giiri.tnTX- ------------ ------------- v—, - j ---------more and more with tlm tiiblished in Hip3,»Iii IP08 a street
pro min'eii ce*. been me jnlejcsted ini pvrlmcnt'" ** '*
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I loVida. He desired to ihvestigatr**
cur line teas' constructed through
'Xlu1 tuissirdltilick o f the St. Jtihn*
the celery delta. Those lnt<ri**tMVer M-crinn find w iltujjlis'ln illlnd
ed in the venture were:
K. O.
.rite came tri ■Me 1lv»pvnTc/»(lid lulcr
rh # !c, .1J il, Whitncr," F. P. Forster
mot Judge Tuckiir with'whom lie
A. T. Bossiter and A. I*. .Gpnfielly.
Tonned W-.|>artn^rship.
The line operated, for
several
Tim Iricalina, and natural ad
years and was then' abandoned. “
vantages o f the. place appealed
In l'.i t() a new high seined build*
etrdngly fo both men. -The river
ing was Completed, The building
m.-ide the-'place especially denir*.
was one o f the most modern school
aide KecntUe it. nffordeil means o f
plants in -this section of the slate
trahsjmrtittlon. 'T h e y .decided to
and cost $20,000. The building is
hip out a town and Geficml Sannsny , used airdhe. Junior High
lord > m l red from Spain a grunt
School. .*- * ;'
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* Sun ford's first jiavcd street vya*
-T h e settlement Jiegan’ to grow
laid jn 1010. That year ninrlyd the
ad finally the nuestiop of naming
l»eginaing of a new era for Sunhe village was discussed. Some
ford. The city has grown steadily,
bought it should he naiucii Xtiffcorkeeping, pace with* the rapid de
ilie but fimiullv the deciJon was
velopment of kh<k. stale. From a
tft to Judge Tucker's daughter,
population o f 0,500 just u few
jpuise, who promptly, suggested
years ugo. tins C ity Substantial
■'* name of Sanford in honor J^f
has grown,tojk community o f beJvneral Sanfonl. Under Geut-rbl
tw rt n 10,OWL find. 12,000 noople.
It. has m aljjr.-miles ,u f, pnyed
'ihriont’s iiistructfbns t h e a s
strfets attractive -residentinn see*.
“ '•lout hy.John A; McDuOyld nnd
*. M. Marks.
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tioh5 unjl ti lai^e business djitrief
It li*oast> industrial as w^H us agrl;,
Culture advantages unfl udded-tn
Kknfuril
s ‘ iiicoriior.ifoiF ’.il1
t^hrse assciil'is n* com plete'system
lti77, a l l r ' I’ urrfsn-wUsjiftiuu'd
o f witfer and rail * .‘tfoim&vtnt{pii
fncilltihf,
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Town Laid Out By
General Sanford
Teachers’ Examina
State And County Tax
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Books A re Now Closed
certificates will be held at the Junii
School, 10th.. Strert and Palmetto /
Same wjll be open for the
payment of
Sanford, Florida, beginning at'eigi
taxc.VJune 6th to June.; 30th"VtyIr'addfc
iy/ i’clocl* on Imjcsd^y-mor^mg, Jr
tional cost of Advertisings ;•’
1028,' .ExamiWee^ 'idriusti:1
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The fifteenth anniversary ot- Seminole County
finds Lake Mary keeping ;
nieudous strides ot ^progress made in every sec
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with a citizenship imbued with
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State ot Flotlda. Such a future is assured
Lake Monroe believe firmly in their town md commemorate
its vears of nrofirress since
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAY. 26. 1928
RAfiR FOim
FINE MARKETING
SYSTEM USED BY
LOCAL SHIPPERS
McLander Arcade Building
Practically All Of Agrlcultu*
■rnl Products Prmluced Here
DLUrinytcd Through 5 ‘ Big
. Corporations Of Tnis
To Sanford and Seminole County
Every’' producing' center LV ccrfn*nt«tPwith the proffletn n f dlutributttig'.’its good* and wares.'-This,
problfir, has been efficiently hand
led in the Sanford section Where
the marketing o f vegetable .pro
ducts and citrus fruits has W in
otganized on a b asis, that ha*
worked t<* Ufa, M&aiitnjfts'
itfeal ly ■till
IBW 'Snhi'i
rnised notv i tyridY rf
H five t a r f f jjhipp^l)]
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tfons. They
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cfs, Inc;. Jr'loridaj* ‘A*fgolalfltf
pjratioin SSanfdrli-bvitsltt ▼
flfr*em V Apoci;»tjpornnd thf
font Ftirincrs K*din%p?.
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more ntunctlve
: up, Kloridu.Vegetable ( urpbratKm
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Wn:i’l atnil ’ Ijanforil Jt■ ntf'
^jlnd Farniertf. Exchange, aro'yb-np, the.«f>vhe}.‘ t)r’v‘'ffirs
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countv will support me in the
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O C A L A — Carlot
shipments
string l^cnns. being ship|N)d from
Marion County to Eastern ninrk-
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Stpt-."
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Former Sanford Minisled Frge.s Citizensi rLo *BeM
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il lqi* sei*vt*tj tlia‘1 sect itm uf ifie o 'llnl.v^j’aithfully
ftnd Well. Ithas tit mo its share in building that pail of
Seminole County to its present solid prosperity,
r r ILK Blink of <>viedn has grown
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the creation of the county, the hank feel- that the peo
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( \>unt *v» aiv due a few.words
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of praise for the work they have done-. Farmers and
business men alike have been hardworking,;, pushing
everv good project to the fullest extent and liearimr tu>
uiulec hard burdens a t 'times.
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‘May 1
^ I ah) delighted b> know] you-tire n*cai1iiidate,fov
llie-legislat/uro again. You MuuleVuch a fiue'r.dgord du.ring(the last session, and sojnauv of ydur fellow]' iheinhers 'of-that hotly speak'
\v£h of you, that 1 atn'-stug
SemiHoly CpunCv will make4a seiapus inistuke-iY-yUni .afe
liot^ent back. , •
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* .. I kept up NVjtlr your..Yvork‘ while-you were in
Tallahassee, antPaiu reatly to Say-to the-world that you
stood for all tliat.was 1)rogressive; 1i bnorable, clean and
woi thv o’f a-legislator. » . y . *
■ "* Y Sonic-men -pretended to represent the. best interesi txf‘ thp;j)eopjV: but;ottt)iTy-tailed to do sp, advocat
ing and votijig for tlibsgthings wiijeh injure and reflect
ojn tlie.enCu'e State. You were-not a party to any such
conduct/ You.stood for economy, and the preservation
of the State’s resource^. You did not run wild-over a few
rich meiHuid sell the State t-o their pet interests.
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B. G; Smith, President
Oviedo. Florida
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J. K. B. Asbell Cashier—
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N. F. U-^tto
IJ. G . StniOt
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sA N ron n
ditloni have been iiuwlc to the
•SoiUh .Side I’ritm u i:lte*mittn!7rOr.; Dispute Arises Ovtfr
ne»rjo hip-h school.
Film Company Rights
Resides the local I or Ii school,
•Seminole ■County has three other
PA IilK .
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four year hlph schools. They urc Avs’ tiian "movie fan." may not
at A lie monte, Geneva nml Ovitdo.
Nino hundred pupils are ino's- l;n\.* an opportunity to see new »
porUtl to school hy motor Inis ,,t i plenties of American athletes it,
Properly Valuation Is Placed a cost of .<2,700 month, or ahout a< noli in the O’ yropk (James a'
At $1,250,0(11); Attendance $>) per pupil et»h month,
makm^*s|ijerutiit pr. ip c s in Am-terdam this year. A di putc
For 'IHis Four 0,000; t ost
■rent
years, caituf-Aj ;r|:, n] mi - ha. developed hefwicn the’ Amen
'P e r Pupil 1h $50 Annually
tlmritioa hhvo rliminUd rural can iii tvj filurVinp.'iny an.I "’{lie
l w /flnJ school systems of ^.inl'or l f'-’lu'ols as they used to he. Mml- ;he demand o f the committee that j
the American concern.* pay ii fee
| and Scmlnsle,County are ammiR the
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In Kli tl4ffn I'nn:’
of f'i0,000 for “ eirhtsivc Ameri
can litthts" t(V make |>i»tnus of
the ■.'Yankee' athlete*.
Ii teijiatioiyil News l{ij‘ l,*> M., li
News and other Aineucaii'nvtw
picture companies jpintly protest
ed to the Hatch tMympiJ t'mjr
inittee,'claimiiiR, Ih'at they -Imu M
have tin- samiy-tri iitment a ‘ tin- j
press. The American com cm said:
yUtev would not*pay the f c - . call
iRi: it an. impoiitioov
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Zachary Veneer Company
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LA SH E S M URDER SU SPECT
One hundred lashes ‘ was the
stffilcnrc recently Riven one ,J!la*
ilisch for his nlliRyil port in the
nlunler o f a jcwelcth named I’ abst
in Valparaiso.' Chile. Slndisch had
previously been sentenced to 15
yearn imprisonment nml his com*
pnuy has- m.-flle necesnry another panions, Collim and OrteiiRo. to
death. The court commuted . the
plant in Paintka, which has as death sentences to life imprison*
Ini Re a pmlucitiR capacity as the ment.
Sanford factory.
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•.verted K1800,0011 .feet t|r luubcr llojlfs that UxvKfwvy AVijtpUl ;.holtt
into various’ types nndy’’<i*el- o f ijts' I-pA oR. tmumuieiii )n •the Gulf
crates. A consideruhlc- upfipnSt* in of r f & i i o . '
*s. the
Him pmduclion L* -ex jlevtf MI" d Itn nr ■ lay,.-, .instead. o f ’ V|'(j''(’ ountaniimo
ti c •-(\t shipjiinR
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Jlay,, luha* have"w'6ri rpInstud hyv
Xacliar eratcij arefused •for. a iWglpt o f it , lettir 'hy^,'4V
pttnf jiTodticc t>i market.i Tnc fir in wi.lo variety of produce fn"l\ tiiitu- l-'icUhcr ftom Jtecn jtiry W rNtrvy
V j i 'ol ipinnlly- incorj inrated as a her of s^fates. In Florida i they*
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p i edtticr. EiRht Vcais iiro , short- \linrfiir ft lie . produce
parkcO poverntuept, hnfi nh-eod^ ifcpeht ' rir
1> fit ter the, eloM'oif the World Wa r. i'i_ them Is/rclery, poppers, toma
the novelty- works was ahandonod lot'..- c^Rplitfd, lettuce, pineapple'
Miamians Strive To
and the firni’s ntteniion became and potatoes. In (ieorRjn nml North'
..Oust “Schrface” - devoted oxelitslvely‘ to crate innk- Carnlina. many-;-of the fittcM
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Rrades of |ienrhcs ro to nortlu t-n.
• A ih /lu'liiiry. .tliie oriRinnl head markets in/V.tu’hftry.mndc crates ■
ol the-eojirp iny; is sVill tilK preSi- In New York slate, hoi them cclc.i y
-tcio. ;n,(i1,phmt jitlilt oriRittitlly II ,r » ii \>ir . htiv V.achnry elutes fjlj
rlon^olistunvc Niff .Wcsr,;^Fir<t *.Iiiypiitir theii- pri.ihiei;.
; n>* isfi.cv.isi • sitill.iiit tf^c^ Ofj'cjiiirse it
Jin: company.*^ eralp', urrnrdfitt*
1-aIV Y h n improved' and e\|mnded 1 |nf }tii 7‘, a hary, mo heinit .NSfed for
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Ill ml Ish'ipiiiiiir tin i.v finer r; i-adt,x of ■prti. ilithm -U'jlw haul, plant, the ra)iaL ;
hViimsI cychislvely.. Op : c v fyf^thV fon^ituj Y.eaMm, ‘says
i’ eii’i rdVr'aiJcjtitsiuR. hus'inyss o f the coin- f Jhltu in t)ic plant here jfre cnitt; Jtjlvharj.i-i -,k
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The crates manufactured by the Zachary Veneer
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being on a par with the best manufactured.
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Carlton Backers Claim He Will Win Paris Fashions To
In Polk By Majority O f Two Thirds Feature Capes For
Attire In Evening
by replying that "thyrC* nre
people- in this niuti&icc who-knWtbrttK- IkDrjr.rfeVl, to which’ the
Personages Of Ancient
pit IlithertolJnknownTo
[nriansHavcEmergedBy
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SAKronn n m t n , s a n t o m rranmx. ~ SATtiRiuv, m a t m , iaSg
vohtlon of the National Iitmillip
owners nnil Managers, to-be hfld
lien* dune H-df*. skyscraper in«n
from throughout the untioii will l»c
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Skyscraper Owners
To Meet In St. Louis
« T h e i^»fc elCW.o f imporulnco w’n*
HEjac! H oi left
,*«<lUih Vapniit; shaded lluo* emllict .braidi-relt i;I silver with « I) 101*1; pf
l>by tlie discovery, of
the
Of hor grand-daughter, the
Ited Queen Hetcp-hcrcfl- II
10 Jatterg-,daughter -Queen
Western
*ed-Slllrrd ({uceuv ,.'j
1- \y «1 fif
v.'t j*KA
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The Finnish^ Clive Air. League
recently purchased nn airplane.
blici-tl-'Sniolted
Birj^akf^t^-Bacon
Pork Saiisage.
f l ’i j ' A ‘l’rvt* Slfotw'elf,} Amcricnrt
“ cigait>.tV: plnxtgyV''- from (JklnJni/na. h \Vt-mhiig,irvhUt m|iljf little
H iMxm
“ MainUiining
business dis
lc in PhriS thi« f.hWnp.
, CAIRO, May 2fl.--(IN8)— Royal
. personages of ancient
Egypt
hitherto unknown’ have emerged
‘ firbhj the obscurity of the past with
the piecing together o f the history
■Pf the. Pharonhs, who built the Giro
>Jttrtxnlds In the fourth dynasty,
;uidJpr.A. ftcjsncr, Director of the
rjtal^anl*BosUrn Expedition,* in n
An^r^-gR Un^eftity
O lubi
Steak
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Hctep-herce IF
t e f t r a
subject w 'll
be
Vnlues in Central
tricts/’
lay
— Se^iln
i ho&ht.‘fol»Uiri' *of )tlft
^.rharniing liltlg .addii
tion to tii'e" plain ov<rtlng*l/fck p f
georgette or chiffon, hanging in
n dec)) round effect from tin; back
o f the shoulders with n little standlug fold or the plain J p ie r in l ex
tending around me neck nnd thick
ly embroidered in an old-Jfiwhinncd design reminiscent pf
the
“ palin-Jciif" jn, sparkling s e t ^ if* .. rOue nf.thcf fovliest iH thesp i/ m
corii-ritloi;ci)' ltdkf .ynibroidpretL ih
gold pdrtihrtAiV- artd > d tn with a
’frill j- frock’ o f thh salne material.
'Another in jrc/;ihdt»Rt»j?d- ggoVgette
•lias tin? I'a’gi1 embroidered- hi red
Piecin g Tqpethcr O f Facta
ml-Halrcd
t « nt the convention on priddems
affecting thn management and op
eration of commercial buildings.
David Whitcomb president of-the
Anode Realty Company of Sent*
lip* i.s pno of the . speakers. His
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f r Queen MerekUrika 11 who
idddnly.at the'Age b f Ap. H er
bordered a.mngnificilht roekmb .to bo built. T h l^ tom b
took about iiirtiC months to;
iPntolns dWrved stdtues, r i
J rA k ^ A C T M1T.S C.fC
nd -inscriptions o f the didst' i '
I tpcfllptof o f ‘ that period
ha wonderful colors which to
‘Agitation
.ngidnst . American
i » ’fertuin sp-yivid, were lulil
Australia hliH liad^-’*;!"" C^MiTiij^^ibh
Investigating ' •tbi-,>uiivlum;|dl-tur«f’
iituatfon, and. nuiy^Uy tp^han the
Inipurtatiiin of'film / . Now /o:i
land idrdhdy, has ‘if* hill sfhillnt; tn
England's n^w
<|u»in
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b o im
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il s iw n
\V KS'ClfeltN 1'(>T.^:
Cluircknian \Vishes
h o as
Alji-viiiolm^rnc Snrte.Q- 0TD10-Cokaninl UanTt-t in •’Fuiil, ;U n - o f
the .first •^raifsennlihi'iilnl %ftigbV
across tiic* UnilL'd_Stiitcs placed •a
taldot i/¥> the ObyAfCcu-th ('jiui'cji
.Vnnl. dedicatedt^lolii) Childs, nip-
the huilding nf magnificent tombs
to house the spirits o f the dead and
on provision to feed Hie whole dead
population of the centuries. Large
numberx of people were maintained
ip idleness merely to recite prayers
fo r the dead-.
This system later on broke duwp
completely. Wealth became 'more
evenly distributed. The power of
the governing fnmlly went to plot#*
and a more socialistle ndmlnfttrti-,
tinn took i(s place.
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■ -Tln| (vbi ld'{f idde.-t
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London by the lhitislt Antiipie As.
hoefntioii. It is -daVerL-'d1'* It,
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and refer.- to t;hc pur/liamr of a
field in llnbylmti , The wrilhtjr it* j
in epni‘fdrin^,eh:(rnrl« 1» <mi * fu*it-lay. and wiinr
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Otis Kiry, a lay assist a in al the
f ’ lmrcb,*’ iA the imonnclust v. Indue” seeks to tear the MatueM|iie*fueni*
oty o f Jidm fluids from the heights
ill which his flight pined him. Mr.
Lit e maintains that information reei ntly discovered hails to the be
|lt'*f that John Child 1 rtnlly did not
11hi- it gliih-r at all. but.came down
fioiji (lie steeple of the Did North
'Chill i h, \\ifllp y.le abd /of* vei y< illlttitiol inn tie ci|l/i|{cncnt Hi y^i,1-. a Tope
and pulleyj
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1’nldif pinking mav Is1 nbninloned in Sydney, Aun||iali;i. slid both
turieali.i mid privule 'in is may
hn'c l" he Kent in .theiin -vn park
in)* plnr- 1 . ’l ie- snpifet I ion hu-*
been made bv < hief Se; ret ary
Itnilitm II lira-' *||'mt
roiieve
the f>t.■ till 11:1 rf 11■ niiidd'". Tawi
would lie Miiiinioned iid ii'ely l|.v
telephone. ^
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Lamb SEoulderjiaVeai' P o t Roast
SUM M ER
COOK
SS- HERE
W IT H ■•CA S
( iM'nnr sincert- inlc-nlimi in prove our iippm-iitlitin by g ivin g.o u r pali^m.-t
* ‘•t-rvirt- w hirlt rlwiiinl lit* t-wt-llt-tl.
W a. carry ;i coip|ilck> liiu* <if pus applinm cs: *#
tookers
Hot Plates
i\com rieatc
Refrigerators
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Oveits
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ememoet
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Who Gefe These Gifts
You Can Purchase A n y Appliance
On 'T^tins I f Desired
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PRE-DEATH of the girls -now confronted with
the same tragic end.
will! An autopsy upon her body show
ed she was sq full of radium that
her iicnth, ^ood looking ami n chum P r o m i n e n t
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Of Five Doomed Girls
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her hones ‘fairly glistened in- the
dark. She died in the orthopedic
hospital here where other girts nre
under trAtment at file present
time for radium poisoning.
In her statement' Miss Eckert
aid she was employed ul the
Jolted States Radium Corporation
daut irom 19f0 to 1927, painting
wntl'b
etc,, and Utal
i\Septemher a fall caused thewrNmtig of « bone which resulted
Iir
radjuid activities • in >u.,
syst-irfy.
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D o c to r O f
A v ia to r Is F o r c e d
K n o x v ille
D ie s T o d a y
Leap
F rom
d ie s t o
T o
escape
| Syndicate
Purchases
in 1 Chain O f Drug Stores
WIFE
Taylor Uses Varied
Methods Of Travel
InWhirlwindFinish
citIf*i/:’,ch
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After a record of heroism
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• ! •' •the. Pacific War, Francisco Gurrido I
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a! Lake Worth in the early a
acquired a small fortune in iquiq* I ATLANTA, May 29.—(IN S )—
nocn: at Delrfty hf 4;!J0 o’cfbcl .
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ue Ilolivin. Ilcslrjpjj to spend hix^J'urchuse of -10 ox-fl known Atlnn'
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at Fort Pierre tonight. Hr
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>M(iny
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York hanking syndicate look* I aripl,nC’ ^,,'roa‘,• trnin- and " ,6,ul . 'for the' Pin*dins County camii
ll Ikj H,il r,\Li •>I,« 1.
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wife’s violent 4temper
any j i ( t()Wn„| the establishment
of
lenger and recently at 78 he Link , a v,inTn „ r drug stores in the S4«*i,
iih life in order to find peace., WttS ■ onnoiuiced "here today ’ by
Frank Adair and For.st Adair, Jr,
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who handled the deal. The pur mecting at Wrst I ’njm Beach Inst j and will have a return engager
“ A good cry” is si certain nid* chasing group,
represented by night \V. (.'. Hodges, manager o f ; Austin will speak during the
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to beauty,
says a European Richard D. Lane, of. New York, h:r. Taylors campaign, jiftcr inakim; week, in Jefferfbn nn(l - \\’al
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expert, who declares that the hIho iienuired <i(t stores located n r)v0 addresses in West Flnrida 'Counties. 5(iss Adelina t. Jn
How of tears nets as a safety Knoxville, ‘ Tenn., and Jai-kson- -boarded the “ Farmer Hoy.’’ big “'*nc Tallahassee nttff
■valve to nerve strain, which iu* viiie, l'la., it was stilted. The names
Jure# the complexion.
j.nf thofb*connected lyitli the symli-
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn., May 20. MITCH EL FIELD, N. Y:, May
— (IN'S)—Dr. Vcmo.ii Lnnc, 89.' -'I,— (IN’ S)—Lieut. Stanley Ump*
prominent physician and former |
xyn* f"«'ceil ;© take to his
city health*officec^jlieil nt a local I
,.w;h1
cn1 lHc
Pur8l,it
plane in which lie was flying over
hospital today1 ffoni poison injccjnl >he field here todny, caught fir;
into his blood by a hypodermic ’l.ht’.O fet-t In tlu* air.
Uiiipstod tried to land the plane
needle. Suicide wn^ the theory ad
vanced bv polic^fl-.hcti .i note, pur hut it n'eiit out of control, 1500
ported fit have been * written by toyt above the ground. Ho‘ leaped
Hr. .Lane, vjts .fou nd-jilting thaj- with hls pnrm-hute,'landing on the
hi*.'Mis tijrd o f .living ami had de field*uninjuVed. At the border or
tlu\ field the plane crashed still
cided* Id end it'nil.
burning and wrecked beyond re*
Dr. Lane was found in a dying
pnir. It Is bellovvd.a leaky gnso*
conditioi) in kiirt, apartment Inti;
lint. tank caused the fire.
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Wrath statement o f (M i^
% ert o f.fa s o x -FftH* will
Ssew . oVidoncc by the
la ,:.who it Is claimed nr.;
to nn.early death as n re
I radium poisoning-, hi thou-'
(Ki'l'h Majerncnf Avns.o’om v
tors saiddiis-deaOi was tin- ro*i
C LE W ISTO N — ('onstruction o f
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cate \Verc not made public.
’iX; t.i ;v,ians wh,y
, p^iint!I suit gf poison ipjocted into * h»s
h'nut the ,t7h.rted ’
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Jcrian ( hureh to start here in nenr' ghitipt-d from Hastings district on i Mndis
vas reported today
future.
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I’lif lowing I lie Kepilliliehn inee'
1ll** 1 III. T’elUfill fO’v V ^ f l b
’ini; V ►i.|il4'5Wjk'A,'it7,|,|
„I,| d r
r t r t i m t a re grow n lu re on
IMiVe ro d e a r c ’: neptmi's. ing, the **'lU|*(,ny will remove *i- t 'r b t j.iiilii e, laivc a te'i^ind wah-' Ijpoi.i'-'ijfa'fl.
at res. p u t liigFi
\ 7 lieu ns. eqrii amt e th e r •••piipiiii ill lo H ouston, T exas. f.,i
"ii'.'h io o ft.'iLitlMTr
• ^,n j:*l nfrtl ’^otPi*. J f it ’ low, ulenl far
h ies. F low ing w ells have | | «• | JflMlMl .lilt 1 OllYI'll* H*U.
w o r l d a s l l i p N ln L E in
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V*'. jVbi* h-yi ■ scirt jlUel . ' an lw®|i(>ughl }
• STitually m ithing t-au bappe-i Il’ i l / m t l l l l M /*< t ( V k llV .I I V •V '.R bkl i y
lii*W!i*l to the.
k n« liHUfli'l
*mi grow er*
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on* J .a .r o w lSelling d lw ir crops. F a rm in g in K ansas «'11> . th a t » o u h l «li-i ui**it . J Holly,. Pirst^
re is ineK'iirim r eiieli year. I he Ivlegrapii w rv
! ml. Ifudding.’ tanl**til,'
tr a c ts n ic givite* w ay D* th e world ITutii rerS l , r : r ; r
A s k s K r e j n e r t E ^ r ^ ,
1 ,:i
ones while m uch new land o f t lie eolivelltioh aim
te n cleared and |»lu« ed ill • ol•
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cut of W estern L’hion, deeiun^J.
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S* -. eu il iTibles .w ill K , in’d a llfii'^ J fc A NS A * , TTT ,
a*a
urpr Lij-Miin tT i»■
:i'*il will lie id iiu .’rte d iPrei .s'Mftt’i li.N ^ i M . ,iif
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f.iiqiig^.,U*sb" flj'jfi fi b**- w i' iv d
m in o le
P r e s s e r y
The com pany jdunS lb cjgnstruii i t:,.^ |lt* h rJ a e p .ic jiiis w n ^ 'f tr tl I" I*' *
A rc h ite c t
r V n o r o A <r . fivl’ l,ru,ul'
a
•>'°in>'F,lr' ans.iuplMi^lic hitbei «•> (ami jv js , , ; - FiYsl N a d Hank Hid J .
C iv
*1 v e i l h
" " 4 f Dm tiiU1 lo cure for »ni^F*H l
itu»
S a n f o r t l , J'llU
lh4>h. Two hutkdii'd ext 1-^ unifprm ,*,ugn i(> aif t Jib* been invitPJi to
T he Sf,1lim*U' P^etfrery, vrne of nil,, inesM'iigei Imys wlH'^be Aps.'.l, rjs itT S iiis n r C ity, u lien- |m would
L h e oldest clenpiiig Vfiinl p,oa*i,ig j a t th C nii\e,i\iuu. ^ ?* '
: . ; fu\d»«u Aaier+rrfn famii> of fu s
C ititlillshineuts ill S.lPfeTil, w ar I
" y ' * . , ( . eoti-irif. ullhougli he would be i
foundcd'ftr^tH i!: I»y It A w illiam s I n p p i l ' t c p
111
eompii-te 'i.n o g .-i to lln'i.i.
I'-.,lh a p reaen t owner, nml iipuiugor.
1 IIU I-U O C
III
iiv iiit
ii.vitatm n has U i a ex tcm l.d all
Ileginniiipf witji »i sing'o band | \ 5 c « * | o p R | , i m / t n (1 1 1 th ree of the f.itmai* ltrc im n crew.
[ ; f o n In shinli „i„*rl.,u>. th e plant l / I & C U J C . l J U I l l I V U \
I M((j f<i-n .j|{|| nlinj, u . , , (rf , llc
h as now expanded until it e m p lo y -.
I A o k ./i‘ f I I
I l l 4» F lee S ta te and of Geritiunv. iu.ve
le s 10 persons and u*e* th re e I r u c k a , 1 O a i H U V ^ V/ I
.fm* coilectlm . und d elivery. Many I
Mnv V - f l N ’S , The
llotli Tim othy Smi.l.ly, of Irelnm i
im provem ent* have ^ - e ,•
inn.le in.
\u.c“ .»7 m».b .„
life
ami .Harm, .Vo,. V riitw it*. (b imni,
th e plant w it i n
ie ar
\ » | t ^ ^ icsponsitile for the great A nilm ssador, have*promised to help
[y e a. rs.
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. i n i i f im reasu in heart disease nnioifg K ansas C ity in nrrxunpiialring i’. s j j
I I i u n «l»•**•»»
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th ro u g h th e
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............. . F itr.q v u ri, . ^ v ih .s s l
|c v o ry wdek ^ . a l t
In r i
s,
( €.I w .r UBe,.l fo r the K ^ g s o u t h . j
mmt
. , ,,r . J e ,irKt A .
' . . - * L ecturing la-fore th e in s titu te of j ,.t n KuTThn:iil. li-nrntlPx^B m ly J[roni
|j ! ■ x e o n tn g iw o • un^ ** 1,1 ‘
. ] H ygiene h e re ,/D r. C in d all pointed
l ^ i t j i e i \ \ \ ’illimrt FifTnufuriee, of •
"7*
n
‘- out th a t w hereas the d eath ru le
I.o u is A h u f4 [|a jo r Fitxftiaujiee
k .^ r a in e d ein p lo y ^es.-.
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ran k er has ymly
incrensetl
th e ir f k s i ^ i W H : / / H*/ore r *
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• l-iw enty-five percent, d u rin g th e c/lviru; lfitf)rn )M p lf - frnhy' .Ills,1’
L ^PO P S e r v ic e W ill
■ ; p asl-rew y ears, thm T portaiity from |/,„ t |„ .r ; ttii/rntlioA il 'v
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M n i r i i T n ' O l d t S h n n 11*!#rl’
has increased
H‘« ,
rium m s(flier: >vj,o
e*»ful[.\^
j H S ^ e ; 4 V W IU
,W . eftt and tm iniluim'd th a j, hiejv r
1 ** v Inntie tp
” jju ii hti b#r. faud erm
cniulional
s'.T aln.of
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iai alii,
um nui s'.in
n i,' n'ludera reii G rerncly iMat
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• P o p Rdrvjrh. ^tp m tjJiiU ’. r e p a 'r ,if(. j)f rc.Mponf,i),ic..
•lir.'lher, o f the »u
khnp
hv P
..xiii* w h o le'o
nfiahllh
o p ow
p eirated
ra te d t.v
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le 'o f ’ ni'oihrn
lif r / M ajor, w ho. likewise
*><( <j|’ jnu»’h
FnuiVo f o - t h e i r jfo v /n jJ^ iA a tIgTi u1 ,
*'t-ut»i up ii'st am | tends to
recognition as ' a flier
hi*' •
klOB N. P u ln icttrf AVrntte n ext week '
eiim tion, and em otion inird in g to • tin • am unirinam enl' , reuses liitm -v j» c u la r stra in .
J Wot Id w ar. • •
Kdniond t'T ltm aiiric’~ ,p e n t m an y
!•’ tfilo y . Mr. P itt* cam e * to cunnol liejp tliinking it very largerford from GtfniakiifJn lrilP and ly d u e to .ull thin ib a t th e r e ’is tlii* lioyhiMul d ay s with th e tiding-A tlan
, JAM E a u (A I.K INs
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pned » n*pair shop ntul h as been, trem erd o u * iiu-if-as.- of heart, di- tic flier. *
.for JIN lrirl JOsK iTnlr
!• NsUunnl JteiH iieruile^t^rv rilfnK ncrd In th n t bp s in e 's cd’ntfrt- /e a se
,Ui'ii
f
i
will
* till I'unacessluuiil
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F ufiU aly'irt th is city f o r .nine yvvr*.
lits irtr,.
Ili'hind— Work • pro g ressin g on
To •• lire In ,ie eb.*-eia Irioo tl*l»
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Illslrlrl. I We|i11, (Ike f» hr imr,
■ » o w * « i ? 7 w 3 5 3 5 r f # S i i « i r i r i " ? ! ': ; 1 1 * * ......
*4 Ior lilii Sinle ..HiHlItu'r ,llll« .
• WC. ' l.’svt'Fcnt ,.',«rian sinle
. t|brt o,t'Jif|wt*.hluh
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'r m i r . i l t l l l , ».•/... ,-i.ni|iil«s,uner
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tie ilftU e . ,./ni> luir*. «',,Mii-t-i
' i n A u *1 •* 4,niw»nM
i , n l s - » n s .. *t lumurssi
• '. „ •„ . , » (iris Chills dud l ettT y -ln f f.i;*«ru,»
• V -S i# (^ 'rrilw ft.v V a f t ’ ft la v ’ notv 11 y itarm le ts end S ta te I
Iritk im ji, and iftlio m # ■ „ „
* W ,Br V V ’rn n tro i ,Kurl>'
12.0D0 tn llfa of aociatlon
convention * r t t t "tl> J Fever due. to M ttlariar •
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Sanford.. Seinjlwtr t'idinty. t lerld i.
*n the ? |iil.d n y 'h f tlll1|. A. 1*.*lu
III,, sltfiie
da> Moduli
lOhle 'll
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said. CTkiirf. « ^ (*»»ake, lll>Al\' r.«;'; *h*»
lllll •Ar'I'oniaHfliil 'IllfH.illA ’ filed
auii|nrlO>*ot jbEJO}*' rV|pTulatilaflV»o
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bore.
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Our rnlth in ^ a n fo rd nnd Seminole County we a r t sure was demon.straied
In;
k n consiruciion
i'iin cf r iin lln ti a\t
n ilf new
n n w plant
n t'lflt ‘Dfl
IU16.
by <the
qf our
on Celery HVL1
avenue.
\Ve w anlrlo’ thank the people of Sanford arid Senilnnle County for their*
patronage nnd fo r helping io m oke Ihe N E lil drink one of th e irtost pop
’ alar of ihe carbonated b ev erag es.‘^
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Spent HugeSumTo
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from ‘A'll-Ovcr-The-World joins in congratulations to Sanford and Seminole Coun. \ty , tlie>Celery.Center of the World. Piggly Wiggly stores.ure locatpd^all over the
i n d i r u f n n,and
r l S
t m f n r / i and
u n rl S
u m i n n l n fCounty
' n n n l v Ihave
v d t / n gained
n s t i n n i i wide
w irin
world as the slogan indicates,
Sanford
Seminole
publicity througI^ff4 stores handling this product alone.
P1fzmauri.ee<IjiUfiiv r'i;: ^1:^.
y1sup^riutond-''To’Visjf.Ka
Filliams Started
•( in II r n w u n (bin,
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K|Sd nnd TMEO HTIlArSH. d
ytoiler *T.ltl At D. 1*M.
ciirded among »he I'ubllo Hr cords
!!V Seminole ro b n ty . Florida. In .
need Hook
on a a g a y * i . a n d . *
that anV nml all cl«)<ns which you >;t .
o r anV of you may have n r'm n k e in
ajid tii snld lamia, • th e auhjcct of
i
said l.nnae. may he term in ated gnd . K
caUeefletl by’ a «lerc«f* of th is Court.
t
“it Is Iterbv
ordered |lh
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t i,u- and t.rdcr tic tiu till ab ed , Ih th ij;( ;■
Hanford. 1leral|t. a'u o w aiu tp er puh-j. •
lJ»ti*-il lu Sanfard, Sem inote CduntV.
^.tnrllla.I. t<nra Jk .week' fo r four <4>
itilvs,w
r«inM«*<ltltl
V* beka. ontl Ilia, w edpy
Jk
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a n a - tif .conm iu n icn tio n an d
. o rta ^ io n .'in tho e a r lie r days
O r a n g e ‘llc
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it - Iv <v
- •very
J ^ 'ppor.VjTJic wimijcv
ui'ib
I ..; (;■■ a n d 4n«lts6rivtl|e( % m \p a h n (tr Kcy
> v'
-W e st ItuilvoskVi- hud'.' n Ju iu tiu n
1 S ta tio n h e r e ,'b u t only 'sand roods
lmd, c a ttlh . tr n lls , Were , used for
,
Com plaint Wlill be lak ait a« cohfesavd l*y you. V 'd e a rn of you. and
th is cam e will" proceed ax parte.
Th« tut lure of th is ault beln* to
remove na u cloud upon the title td
t tif> follow lit* d«?i»crlh»o property,
u ttu air Ih the City of 8an(on1. 8«m .
Iuolc O nuntr, F lorida to -w lt:
Vf-iiio-ck J , TieP ti.
„ m i o f the City of Hanford,
duly recorded am ona the I’ublie llecnrds of Bemlnote Cou
that certain n in ety .n in e |9»)
I ^ « p r ", “;seo u ted
hv lO lin ttB T
eak - k and o a iio n x K
iib u n DON, Joltiod l»y tlieir wlrim. W
n u ll'd u tiia th m . lift uttornfV v
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jV *i lie ihbrtTItlmtaA'iiW aAtrfu.n!..
.Sonlhoir i 'umjl.Au^I'lorkhr, ihi'J.tvl»«
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R?•*.* r diwasitH t h a t a'omelfiiie
:e lc ry w ere uukhow n to t h i
UJON M‘. FHLCWTKIN. KHANIC
lim its of sale. U.o pniM rCF lies*
WKIHK. anil THIJft HTItAffW, coerltip.l to anil oruersU »olil *•>
final ileere". n;l'Irli |icop-'rtJ
parlners. iradlnit under the firm
unli-it III IliP R l t f "I Pullfonl.
tv ,.f Memlnote uml Htate of HorW'b > n/tinp nnd^aiyle of U W. K. 1NVEST.MKNT COl, D efsndanis.
anil
•» fn'.l,1rr."
I ..I tileserllipil
w„ «*,. lllock
Three ,<Si°’Hnii(*). nannit mm o r riH U h tT IM
lauin accordlna to plat theroof
duly VeeiirdeU In the Jinhllc, recon'" THE STATE OP FIA m tO A TO:—
TJ1EO STItADRS. 4II.*i .^L, 3tth
of Semlnutn County.
T i i ourUtreet, Itooms IG0l-5»#jj. kGtV
jM«t j j . miIc a u, p«ae *0'
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• YOlllv CITV, NK’V YOIIK. htlil H.
’chaser to
W ESSO N .
IL •I.HI’UN, ilAUIUOK- 1.KPO.V
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Master
i;phV t TV.
K.CI.DKTBIN.
amt
- r.UANK . p i t ) ! , the place of r*sOJXI. n. .iimmjMi.
, vr v
Hollcllor for. f'ony»t>riftaat.
’ ’ Iitenee o 'each licln* unknown.
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in .hililitipv to Supply!
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SATURDAY. MAY126, 1928
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ATLANTA, On., v a y — ,'1N §)—
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TIIK
SRASIIOtlK
ftlark cats liuve Toli’tr’bceti th e banc
n.A V «*\ T il K IIEACII
of m any persons liv e s,'b u t it took
1.1 v i: ON T ilt: IIHACII
a G eorgln eat o f cl>ony hue to
II.\ t TON A P K U I I
N niurr’s Snsllnrlittn
pull the la te st freak stu n t on. an
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\\ p nrp riininilasJnuM h> n iiruniInpnl Nipt iD fk mini Mho nsiiall)
Sirs. \V. I), l.um nr, o f Macon,
flip ittm m rr hrrp In II hiI
lmd stra te d to a m eeting of 'J ie l -lirmls
ltip III1IIIT Ipnnnl lo r HU' H rG eorgia F ederation o f w om rinV ■mil UI'M.I V KMONT III, VI,'..
I'rlpp lun' Inn In bp brnm lrnslril.
Chili* a t D ecatur in w h a t th ey con
sidered abundant Time t«* reach .Ilplprpiippn »r rim m r.
th e ir dostination Itoforo th e m eet , , mailt, Knlimtti A Trursilpll
«i| VIVIEN UKNT.V,.*
ing convened.
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Our growtlv id'Seminole ^ounty has been more than gratifying since opening our
first storeJiere in i-923. We now have three stores located at 222 East First Street,
•105 Sanford Avenue and 120 Magnolia Avenue, and in addition, the main warehouse
used for distributing Piggly Wiggly products to Central-Florida. The warehouse
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is at Laurel and Commercial Avehues.
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M e attribute our growth to the prosperity and growth of Seminole County and .
,San ford—added to the Piggly W iggly policy, carrying only nationally known food ’
• products at low prices.
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We arc happy to count as our. friends
the
esidents of tliis,county
and wish for each~T$k.-4i:
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�E SANFORD HERALD,
fiAhfotd AtUmtk National Is
%areely Fire Months Old
/* But Has Resources Total
ing Approximately Million
' Chamber H as Part
In Organizing Bank
institution Affiliated With
Atlantic National; Allen
."YPtcsldent
Of
Organization
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The ' S anford A tlantic National
. Bahk, the city ’s youhge.U * finan
cial in stitu tio n , hh* had « phe.a# atlaal' grow th since It was ori* 6 lie d n early five months ago.
wj>*nlng Its doors on Jan u a ry 3
v f th is year, the bank's business
• h i* ‘grow n rapidly until today.iti^
t t W r c e i a re announced a t more
k lh a m illion dollars,
ag e r of the Bond-Hill Lumber
Company; R. A. Newman, general
m anager of the Hill Hardware
Company, and Mr. Allen.
Mr. Allen Is a oatK cr o ' 18
years’ experience. His career has
been marked by steady advance
m ent, beginning with the job of
collector and
gojng
through
successive stages Until he became
connected with two of the largest
banks in the country, serving
each of them Ih executive positions
of prominence.
A native Georgian, Mr. Allen
was bom at Chiptey where he
spent his boyhood days. Ho en ter
ed the University of Georgia in
1005 and four years later was
graduated from th a t instutition
w ith the degree of bachelor of sci
ence. He later completed n course
In banking at the Eastm ad Busi
ness College a t iPhughkcepsle, N.'
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Mr. Allen’s fjrst bunking exper
ience was in BruniWlck, Gn., where
over ii', seven, y e a r period he rose
from collffctdj* to cashier, working
successively as hpokkecjier, .Wllgr,’
assistant cashier hititf.then e a s ie r .
iRD FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MAY 26. 1928
Albany, on the Pacific highway. I
la All Metal
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The new dirigible Is of all-m etal |
construction and is equipped with >
n 600 horsepower steam turbine de
signed by Slate involving a princi
ple which he says has not been
PARIS, May 20.—Wladeck, the
used before. The metal bag Is 212
Polish
uandlt m et death with r.
feet.long and has a diam eter of 68
fest. It has a gas capacity, of 300,- t" .a rc tic in his mouth and a smile
on his face.
000 .cubic feet.
“Au revoir, nicsslobrs, ’ were his
In nddition fo 40 passengers,
last
words.
Slate says the “City of Glendale*'
will have capacity for a crew of j Two other outstanding feature*
five. Thu propollor wilt force an marked the guillotining of the
b e storm and lightning proof. The Polo. He wns the first to be conducted to Ids execution accompan
plans.
The Inventor says the dirigible is ied by a woman, his lawyer. Mile.
being equipped with a patented
elevator device which will enable It
to.land and tako o ff without the
aM of, « mooring m ast and claim i
he will l*e able:to Jam ym sscngcrs
of freight on n hotel roof,In n' city
sthect, or on th e fleck of a ship al
ROBBER SMILES
AND SMOKES AS
GOES TO DEATH
H err D om lcr D esigns Plane Cnli Torn hum Plans Fllluhl On
T h ai Revolutionize A ir
July 4 In Large Dirigible
c ra ft M anufncturo;M achlne
Of Own D esign: LandlhgOn
Would C arry Crew Of Ten . House Top Certan, 1todays
By CHARLES A. SMITH
LONDON, May 26—(IN S )—
The g reatest flying-boat in the
wnrld, capable of accomodating
120 persons, is now bejng built in
the works of H err Dornler, the
famous German designer of air*
craft.
H err Dornior is visiting London
giving lectures in connection with
nis.m nrnm oth (plane.’
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-, "The fact iff th a t pir traffic to
day h a s 'n o t'y e t become serious,"'
H jrr DdVnler (old ’International
JNpwn* Service:, *'Jt i* ‘ interesting,
but tt m ust be ’developed on the
blggjlalclif it is io cbmpctc proper
ly vejth sle‘^n|sh ^s' «htt» trains,'M y
latest ’type ’is jln^artentpt to ractign iie th is.,
vZ vs? -
on wagort followed by ),{,
His hands w ere tied
back. He resembled a i.rh. t
with his shouldcis
though about to meet hl» opi
In the middle of the ring '
He smiled at his fal'.hfy
cute. Shrugged
his
M onsieur Dblbler s nu-n j j i j
[from
fidcs. He tU|^
head .n w r his ^Wilder
\o u t tmise words with'a
/ . “ Au revoir; Mesulcunr* “
The knife tell.
GLENDALE, Cal., May 20.
— (I N S )—Aeronauts have long
dreamed of the day when a lig h ter
than air or heavier than a ir c ra ft
could land on n house top. On July
4 T. B. Slate of this city hopes to
make the first flight in fo rm er
type of airship. S lrtc’a dirigible,
•'The City of* Glendale,’’ which he
say* represents a rtwolujlonary de
p artu re from the orthodox‘methods
of building such c ra ft will leave its
hangar on Independence Day and
fly to Tangent, Ore., his boyhood
hfinjc. according to his present
Tangent Is seven miles south of Tho Inventor expects hi
- y t t *
“Th'n crew will polWM of nfneVir
ten, hekded b#.fi ybmi'iyiinrpr, whmu1
position
rhpp.A^tinnate to 'Pyit*
occupied by th e >gptnin '} f a Hhar
of the seas. Tire re wllf bi'^g pilot"
■and a navigator. aiyl-tho cngijrt^l
will be centrally controlled by a
Me Aftkn. spivi'd to t; institution, chief engineer wl^i Several meI
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’D ie B anford A t)antic National ns i t s ' s.nlhci^v icprcJcntm tvc ihnfrtfs..
/fthC pilot will-have nil indicator,
*bk< Is. operated pnder federal and in 1U21 'w in tra rsf-’-rcii to
u d tin g law s and l a capitalized Chicago where’he. ces-Jiucd charge to «ti(*w hlmUipw .many engines'
t f l 60,000' With, i . a auftuJM of of an office handling (nll of liie are running And wlmt horsepower
R}«000.1t h a s th e-fin an cial back* qatik.'n .business for th r,| middle is nvdllRbh^Jnibon the chief en
gineer wIKtfflVpJft the duty of see.
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®'*ivd co-operation -of th e sam e west!
th|; r^jttftn n n co of the cor-,
A ftcf tW ^y*nrs ifi the CIi Ichro big
ittr ia ti' controlling, the A tlantic
aU bnal Bank, the la rg e st fin- office of the NewkYork .institution, re c t’nufnbvu of reyolutions, tho
Mr. .A|)en resigned to become tempiM-afUre*, et<. Ilis job .will lit*
U 'iftiU tu tio n In Florida,
N.tUhnjd to kc?p th r engines going satisfac
ril, officials of -.the ‘Institution vice pn)*Wfent
bankers of. wide experience "Bank.of the Uypuhllc. Two years a torily, My plane will have twelve
th e\ directorate in composed gw. while serving in th a t; capacity, motors, alnthnt engine fnilure xVljt
rb m ln o n t'S an fo rd and Semi* ho, was g^ven additional respoitei- he almost an impossibility. ^ » * '•
as ,■ *‘J do rtrtt agree that . Such, ’nil.!
C ounty business men. n fo d in g bility bp un appointm ent
w ard will-be Edw ard W. Lane, southern .reprpsentative.
enorniods etru etu ic wilL.^v too un-’i
In addition to serving the N at Wieldly to. In- siife. With ,iti| great |
Ident o f the A tlantic National
l i a n d ono of the forem ost. ional. Hank-, of- tbe ItepubUc, Mr^
a t
1 d* #4
al . „
i,
R nanclaJ
leaders of/ the
south.^
‘ ^.-Allen for |h r past-tw o ^yftss- IpCy
Follow ing ', are the
officer*: nlao^ reprcHpntcd thf\At)(M\tftT’Nntv ^ o it of n harbor. With' a big 'm n .
L- Linton E. Allen, president, P eter Ione’l Rank thrqiighouC the- s'lht#; fljififc pf th is ‘kind it tir easy '.o
Lf J . F ^ltp cr, president of .the Os- 4’rior to' coinini?..t>r Hanford his n'iak«‘ the *hull v c ry ^ sljo n ^ indeed,
|v- . cools ..C ypress . C o m p a n y v i c e headquaiters: were iV,Orlando fur and$rtbis strength will* be df* ilil- ■. ' *
PTMident and A rihu
B ran h n , several months.portancc In resisting of tlfti great
ckthler. 1
•jhoeks encountered against the
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Tasmania Is startin g ' a mpvj- ,w ave^|
- Th« directors a r e :. Edw ard W.
.4
L atte,, chairm an;
Mg. Fbltner, njent to m ake!the island n ieAy~
,T o South Atnrrlca
F fa n k Evans, ’ county ■ ?ommls- nth»n resort for visitors fropj nil
“A.v to the purpose of the mn'
hiondr'and chemical m anufnetur parts nf the IvOridr
(•hiof> I am miw building-cm-fhese
’• •V ;fS : O. Shinholser, crate manu*
lines, I would say that the prob
1 fko^urer, and pteaident * oif tho
Soulh Ar^fca’s used-car
ability uf their being used on jour)
Sanford. Chambef- of sG pinm erer; is .becoming more stwious
neys across tho South Atlantic to
,* J o * O a nWfo d,. c e Je ry ‘gWw e r j W.
South America is greater than
v C . ' HUly,
contmiazloppr and
Spnijr is .enjoying its ' grejitest uerosH the North Atlantic, because
,>v^alm M tjdent and genera! man* prospcrTfJ siq'ce p it . war" times. , the w eather conditions mi the for
met are better. As h* serviel* of
this kipd iunei’essardy eXperimi.utal, the ti|iji*el at the start’ would
lie to secure sa.'ety and efficiency
by carrying nnr.’s and goods.
" n u t very qiil-kly#j r should be
poM,siblu to advance from time point
to grentor machine*-ihnt will fly
•over the North Atlantic.1 The, fly ing raiigiT^if tin machines ndw.uno
der construction will he about 2,Odd
rf.
• LONDON. May ' 26—(1N S )^- | coal so liquid tlioj th r >nine_. a'd* miles, uud the journey to South
» Vlkfoi\ t
a tim e when coal will vn n tag 'esx an hr ns Readily .nhiftlned America Should occupy about four
•r
pumped Into steam shlpspand ns w’i t h p i l ? .
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-osJ>**r*. rthys -wltb -liitcrm ediate slops be„ ,n ,
M to th furnaces ’ through noz“ It seem s th a t in o rd d t\ti^ p v c ‘fttre,. tKklng the' hop across the
J2ri
<zlto Ju»t as o il'fu el Is today were coiil a ejioncr 't o hold its^.ow n Suuth A tlantic.”
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raised by an.ad d ress given by Kir Hgniqst oil, the m ethods w h iet,h av p
I'niforniH for
1‘upils
urn'. . John Biles, the naval experts, be- b e e n , adopted in . oil-fired hollers
In compliance with the new Stu
totyf fy t* the Institution of Naval Arch- m ust hr im itated. The coul*hiUHt x|entV Uniform Law. all pupils of
br pumped on bojird.
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M *H f, ItoCtg herejiublic schools in Munilu, P. I.,
; ;
S ir John showed tt^pt, aKsumipu
"C opt' up- to 2 incogs h r sire js ntyst.w etn1 a uniform . The com m it
( H ' oil a t |2 0 a ton and coal at 56' a alread y dicing H^fjdJrd Jin((um atie» tee appointed tu choose the type of
tori.*the depreciation, interest and al|y in Knglnnd a t th j^ y lte o't fill apparel-Jnvru s w hite spoi l sh irts
■ Ipknjranre of tho oil engine were so tuns per ho u r through, ji jingle and while tro users for the byys,
much g reater than “If alt ls prea- pipe". A fom hinptm n Jf. s iic lfjia n t* uncf sinnetlijng sim ilar- rfol the
' ■ ented fre r to.tlic oil shipowner, the could coni any vessel. It m ust .also equality and economy for pupil,
Xx)*! -burning shipowner can ufford ho forced into the fu rnaces In a utbl parents.
to pay 5-1 a ton for, his coal and w ay sim ila r to th a t in whirli oil
Still his furl and charges will cost i i^used.*’
T A L L A H A SSE E — From 1P16 t . . 1
Up iporc than tb o se'o f tho nil onKir Jftlin thinks th u t the iuven- lii'27, Flonln expended to tal of,
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ginss;
lid h of dpvifes w hich will furiliLiito 566,3111,033* nti cunstnictlon and
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“ Tho question arises,’' he said This n e w . coal era a rc noP- impost- m uinlcnnnre «f its
road mid „
:r«U “ cgn any means he adopted to make slide. V
* bridges,
:Tba ■Institution .was . organized
fter a group of local business
‘•h, .representing the Sanford
Jiatftber . of Commerce, hgd„ sucNjtkd In interesting officials of American Exchange Irving T rust
largest
bnnk
»7jAtlant]c National . Rank of Company; third
kfejiuonTiUe In entering the lo^jil lt\'ithp metropolis. For tw o'yearn
,v p*
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E gbert Forecasts
When Coal Will Be
OUT OUR WAY
Our aim is ever to improve
our plant, perfect our service
to a higher degree, to move
onward in oiir line -of busi
ness as the trend of this mod
ern ag-e progresses.
Kor a period of three years
this institution hasj?ivcn its
patrons unfailing service and
a class of work un equaled in
the County.
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Fifteen years of continuous
progress finds the County of
Seminole second to none in
the great State of Flof’ida. Its
business houses ^and great
agrioul tu ra l./ i.esptirces - are
strictly in harmohy,5.wtth- the
ago. ’■
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We:are ^lad that this institutiun has-kept pace with the
Ki-owth of a County in%hieli
tho opportunities, .for, future
P r o g- r o s's and ' growth
are unlimited. We*will at all
times give tile people we
serve the best that the prog
ress of this modern ago of
fers.
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■kCvv DRAG 'lM All TH' ,
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We believe 6ur
continuous con
scientiiaus s^rvi
has earned us t
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T i m s a n f o r d . i i l u a i,n . .s a m o u d F l o r i d a . S a t u r d a y ,m a y 20. i w a
trnnsportHtion, the county in serv
ed by thiee .g re a t railroads, the
Atlantic Coast Line*. SeaboimLAii
I.lnn and Florida Kni> Conn, nil.
having im portant xhippTiiK points
in the.county.'
TI16 n^ricpltural, ilcvolopmi iil of
Seminole County, is fqund in the i
•'^xlensivt! pjoduij'.ion c/*twa.autdn
crop’s: cilery and. vi'yo’.iiblc anil
citrus fruits. -4*
CePcry*nniPyesfctable production
fornix, the elitef sotlrco-in' income.
For the tcptwim: oT >vOfci urd . niv j
Cpuniy* Form ed Hack In 101 .‘I ly
hjninjt truck cpbjW,'*th(. c< unv
'O ffers Great ARricuIliirnl try ia*Uumirahli; adapted. I: has
^ 'pftssIbHitles A fte r Years rich and'fertile Vbil, nrtesian wat e;-,
Of IntPmdvc Development from hundred* of fli»tvit\tf w tlh.
and is >o situated d> "9 nmku>4 *u
. cip-Hydrulnetl,
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vicgfotaW V A n d G itrtie*
c^finunA Sanford c\ f, r\' d’.-ltr.
lyf-ir idYi copip||j<(u> Jly.Ooii'ih- f t ...
p rh ttu c
lt.'Hys.. ^ .rtUKk truing! , I . tAvycn •
.L*k 6«.'AU>.i*'ir itu'd Jotin I
PA G E FIVI
SANFORD’S FEDERAL iiUILDING
I h u tiln t t a .l a t e . T h otliiB c d n - u l . r ilotir
Avcijrhx-IK tons ’mu', is 12 invhctyjn
Tho r e a r aide of’ two
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A inm niu’ ih k ih lfM
had ptvn\>icd thy little b rick JiuihiJ «Wmh* is cnelnscil.in gins* itrsplnylniT
1itvs foi) stip e . twenty years, t tho, vn Intrica o I c fln jj tfipchariii n..
|.tr u e ih r« .um leivrnt oxtc’w dw rc-{ 'i'h e 'c .o in h in a tip it is c h c tl icall^,
: TjfJt
Wav'd man. who
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bad become associated with the i palls and alterations, part of the’ oprVatcd.
A ’ Clin tinia o f it* cre.-.toin, nia?5
bank in ISSil and win* toady in his b rick ‘was removed and the bulld■'iiiM hind ninn in tl»e‘ indt;tutlr.n | inir up 1 vanetrod with mntble. A S a n d ’d .peopl* *aid tho btijhliuy
was injtalle-l t.ml other wait tuo k r g o ''fo r th e nWpl><»f til*
iki F. WhT^n*u*vSry bnd started out I ,;l
rit.>\ avd rh a lf ’lt would jis
rtu .' (u\r.vuift*Y !yt\- Forster,w -irk- |clltU\fes' Jvyre njmle *ih
twflkjntM’dbrial lui.’dne-s o’’
oiiTttornv.Ji.offJe.’
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inisdi- Jfdlor-huu.t,K« lvvi men wop'c
ft; j ?dc ’by Ahle.'biOcV'>Olltriblfiii': j iiiicd .u lt’f tie* \Anblcrn df, ’dohur*
Itoctet (I! coutir.miUr.lv
,'V\ >v i't^uiU <**lf%h ls tlnteV.»
tw* 'filing*.* V.* ’h i a r u r s
Lai-.V '•><*'*h »«• .’<**pnnded, dirtfu' u r’o lp ith tr
K W cK reJni’m t’ iil,ypnM tnytedi
K*r Jtun'Ctiije
VCtcr Hoil'.e cnTbMJ r r u f i i t • the
Wkltijfo. eVff tij.s ur'.iy.jjsTOin. •utM lrr, th e ’ bunk doCldfcd/yi civet
<*." 5be •F:it»4L .)l r. AVhitneCtrvalIs /«•' "V \itpy h tn ie AIid 1J |i <»’ y, .-hiim / <x"m’$ £
tc Vldnvetto occa i a wlftur. M r. ^ r f t e k «^ is ije* ittd ltu tio n S n w ,«t o ifMa;wibAru’n
liist def ado. • . .I to .Tae]/*}o*»v<i’v and bin.’ J:t !hi5etl,fiK i ;*P,OCli* i'tw n i. tho- (ire7
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i"i'u lu iau se there- won i\orp W 'id
> iiv,. hiru I'luicr tlirir-friridancfy
^!:e K in k .made its way* sloudy dtyt
s»»ivly.
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■thrtfWjfciilfrccti'r who \vils ti nieijif
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.iit :ln frpit- i <-yiTnf*p|jf,,,| .
V.r Fa'lmKr. *t ts->. id. * aiaj
, h tel- namoi! Foe*. .Melon' w:. os- j i'.- aniuii : lb* Iurn ifii-b.' ffmed in d .’i’p,,- 'C . a n m u o .' Mi*. I «i»-|vy‘ lj
pi filin ' -„i’ ii .. ■ F i n e N t i i ^ a l M n^tw ’o-st ii. 01 Ii. uvbt. T ip1.in
■t. Idishod an d p a rriso n d ns n *rl,y F lorida.
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v. *1 a lociidy p.i-fiwt-bnjfnilKt tli.i laV auoit’ ill* tin.
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n , 111 il»»iti"ii i* l.. rf«,;.ll’iU' utVi'ny.lio ^ml in
i at 1'■ • l.iiu,** '>f thi> hit',
’ udians, •
V rfft? tyl^! If lirwi-s* .>>-l .llliniui the
Old iiiorqneUi « oiiiHj was luini- :.jz.’ a n d 14.1.1 of iffail . SeiuiimJ,- ti.'l.. .♦.* iij ,1-1 il'iv. I i*i'y • luupl
C o n in g ii i 1 iu^IIc ti'.'iiK-i'di'.ii ft y ear. 11 t.l. win. ■•.’.itatii, f
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islfttivj - i jo o . il o'
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It com priacd the vast si’ei mo ph»it<'.| fill- and \yiilr I'.M.I’ witli Ajuli j On .l-antuirv
-I, I l*r< e J r Mltf
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f,„ c,p imuipierabl,ijin jj sou th o f M ipilap;-.as inlet an 1 y e a r Iom , om.. :.ii'i,-.i/tu| develop, j ,m l«. i-t’iijlv'titej -ti;-,. i.o iy-fir^h |
iii, “ |,n- tin- .vcwrnl y n u a j u 1
fm tt it w ere tak en nearly r.It o f me
of C;»> -..It, Nsp- pritihict.-i j..aullive, ai l li,v 1h** Irsf.kitifc bnO . ii,lh,\vin»r tbjj Jire m d Itx husinesH
the counties betw een Hill lion,uf,'i hav,« be,-n li t rudi . ed, .i.an- of llp-in * ni'3.1. <'n th a t n r ,:: -.kit he V i - |«r uiYt*|;i d as A Jiaiirnk-ynii-o-rpieni’o
and St.Lucie ami a . fa r into tin- biifilitl^ fa ir to byi-dirte liiir t.•-u>•- j it. ft', u*'*- Of t i.•'tCji1 bisti,|-y. ^ TIi,. <y.\\ p b'.'lill'kV rt|mih(l and with
•yteyior as th e s e itia n which mm i-i of inr.-nir n s . for cxainple tba v illi,1- i- Ml
I-f^ . v v /.-ij, d with , I,i H-ah all l U 'o 'f'- b>y,(k i,{ make i
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<bs. •• In . «»-.•
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Counties.
c - p o . i ' from the dcpi'rtniy
ears pit !•<" Ui rue jT«<*r*-K.< tlie
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T he firs t th in ;' the new 's ta te of Ac riit.lt in,- 1.1 W n.'lnuiu.ir.
ijfb -'ti by d $
1 I’ on l ep .e
Fie. Ida did in IK la v. i> I., . him:;.- ItHV i u t - ' J'lU•• I ti e I • ’ll v
M'tilll In^ljl e tile >> •.*•
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the nam e of M iainiito eouutv ’• • of.
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ilV erA libf i i b ’oel In, deposit
'r:<n»c co\inty, ( ranyi* eiointy, I !'■ be Jh, J, - l 11*1 Me..I
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iinl%uo. i-ima;t ••• it; * liffi ;er,>, i^Tin
j* » y th e ahai'e of * I'.ue-il- 11.1^ 1.10',
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w ater. <nnoeei ul yriili tin ' u^,
II. iiuln ! t.l life i ilieilll
Uohns, penelral* s* :•» ike et nt,-^
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f ’fn> county.
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AS „ result of these wjpti 1 I'.n'iifi.n e s . therj* is not h pobii in Sent- let
pi 1 luui nl k t hr uni
•>!,) C oynfof.m m e fkan* 15 idilrs
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a n n av 'ifrb ie w ide, nnd "ii 11,j 1
l.aul.’s : 'pi.al in eesJ
•ii’ntial
w a te r
trn n -p n ijtn tin r ( " ,:l
ai 1l.i'ii- t'.efe tune
/ -utM8;to S an fo rd , Jn. i.siw,. iii<> ami ,
K il.tb.it Sanford with
•J- a l t jp ip t.i. In addition to w»tei -f b
the e l.'.e . re c e n tly ,v i,
y f« rtA » V ^
^ a rfm -m k ite ,
ei-cn*(sr-to
know
liaiik ban b b p v t rtopcf,’* becalm *
vTiui bi»nk'.-r . *bu»iU said t •
jdnnned by* a s ta ff o f
.•hidinn'j M r.'F o ritc i1.*.
uTficer^ h a v « been cc/up coit. 'he iii.«titutiyn for-Ion*: p t . . t r # .
For.iti-r f(ie.*4t y e a rs, M rf Wh
for :t!» y e a rs am iC ^y J ie jtilttx
»i*tau.tr,iSirrli’c r fo r JJ5.AQ1RH
pldyefs o f tin?.bank Inylun^iiiV .
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^Vrf At{;s. K v a .irh e jtp c e d c ; ihah 5
;>*• -V. ;^ n u i» u r y ,
M m j'.F .
, SliaiiKw||rt«!ir ifopc. Huffy enllcc
wul tra n s it <i!ipartiiiijnt, aiuU•1nm U al(/til,, ja n ito r ifjMtuVtfiA.
•VfucfhtujnV* fo r life.
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Brya n’sSportingGoo dsS tore
O p ening May,16th 1928—-Closing March 14th 1929
F K I Z E 5
lsts SIialiCHpc^r^^Professional 1005 ItccI...... .......... • •.....................................
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Shakespeare
Ideal Rod & Ideal
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4th./Sfiak‘espeare Wexford Super Silk Line 100 yds.
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Prize Fol* Most Fish
Registered
During Contest
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One Aluniiftmn Aladdin Jar with' Pyrex F ille r /
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TaekleJTor Largest Basfei®egistcred Each Month Of Contest
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1 s t hass may be caught anywhere hut angler must he a resident of Seminole County
2nd. Bass must be weighed pn our scales, and at our store.
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4th. Pass must B excught with rod and reel ai
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�AGE FOUR
T H E SANFOUH HER AM). SANFORD FLORIDA; SATURDAY, MAY 2fi, 1928
Members O f i timed Indian
HeadDivisio \ArePlanning
AnnualReu/i ionlnSt.Louis
Comissioner
|3 § ; By International New. S f r / . ,
of A m erica; Captain Iju ircn ce
S tallings, au th o r of “W hat Price
G lory,
“The
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P arade,”
"P lu m es" ami o th er well known
books; C aptain John W. Thumusson, Jr., a u th o r of “ Fixed Bayon
e ts ;" P riv ate Thomas, Boyd .author
of “ D rum s,” "T hrough th e W h eal,'’
and o th ers; Colonel H anford MacN’i'ler, A ssistant S ecretary o f W ar
and form er head of the A m erican
-Lexinn; M ajor G eneral John A.
word \ I , #rOOs' nut “In treI £.«ounp, coinm undcr o f the M ar
ine Corps; M ajor G eneral Wendell
C. Neville, second 'in com m and of
.th e Mrtrine C orps; and M ajor Gen.
P reston Brown.
I ' . S T i LOUIS,
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yf T he second division is on l moyC
R; , From the four c o rn .tff'
. United States
jhiemtww
.. *"• gf™0®* In'Man Hfrnd dlvlsiot
are planning to attenfi the nnnuu
reunion of the Secorf, nivislon As
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1/hi here fron
sjprJfF
throughjjjyno 2, according
, lintalSoT' ffihyl.hc> * 1 or
Arkansas Jury To
Have Strange Case
For Trial In/June
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'Women. A aepernte program — (IN S )— W hen the .'county grand
9 ,h a a been a rra n g e d fo r those who
Jury convenes here next Jh n e, one’
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*• (G ala Entertainm ent
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V'V O fffctrs pf- the local organlza-.
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awsild ilretweeii » 11,000 mid $ 1*1,000
none better
linolt, In th e afternoon, to bo fo b
wed fcy a boat trip down the'M in•slppl R hat evening.
S atu rd ay iVidrrdng, the Inst day,
111 lie devotet} to n b rief business
lasion to lie J^llowod* by a ball
Mnfc, lbetwocir **th e W ashington
an(I-B>* St. Louis Browns.
Thbtcrow nlPjf event of the three
ky m eat will come S atu rd ay night,
V hen ^ ’The B an(|uet” will be held,
fcem bers of the arrangem ents
on
immfttee here said the banquet
n' hod
ad been a r ra n g e d Ip lie one of
those t h a t long w ill be rdm em ber_M b y th o se who a tte n d . O th e r than
that, v^iey say no m ore. *
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Im portant Gueata
Among' th o se w ho .’h av e
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." -More th art ii sldzejij Varwinji ,wcr,i
niiulgtiscrloUNly . |f| yjfn/iii,. Jirseiiic
PoirfonjnV
',tbgjw t-ll. ,11uiiy <>f
% v 1 v v r e \f<hnen im j (;J ii)k|ieii.
-*.,At the prelim inary. hcnring>.hcrc
■{his wo$k mti;rngpd 'pftic- w as.hound
over to IhcJMnteT* tv wuh Testified!
thaV they bought a Jo rg e am m utt
o f arsenic a t a d ru g stern and th a t
a few days In ter nevdrkl persons
wort* ill at th e lu'mbereumu, '
A motive fo r sm'li uh alleged
crim e would In,-, d iffic u lt l o v% tufi,
lish, (nil officers here clain'i Mv^.
Lynn has been su fferin g w ith a
nieptal obsession, th a t th e lurAhoi*-'
Mien w ere robbing lier of h e r tim*
her a n d 'th a t she Would. he le ft .an.
object of ch arily .
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of M rs.. L ynn's e sta te are selling
th e tim ber, it was po in ted 'p u t and
th e elderly Womhn believed her
tin ib cr Was brin g taken from her
unlaw fully.
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took pfjW.'rnrly-dii*
Krh-kximj*
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.I v f ll^ l- io m the “hoyiitpb"
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Tjio next day Vile turkey : 'eiiieil
lo .Is' all lighl'tilH laid vMmother
| | 1 | y ' i |'i'. File him icpealrtd lw*V pfcifnrniI I H J fviisi,. j c i Y etfli tMaiiUv' .iliil', (loti
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iTfS^- e.;i^i reiUnved filntf
wn in life- turkey-dur.iig the opci,Jti<lii
■.’‘{nilf** bixvc Jicen set jinri ii rs believed
!,Ved in* that ai| nveiaged petreat ifee , of
(’o u n - f ^ f 1*' w K h ^ c h .* ^ ’‘
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pf lit',1
The-ease
allripted wldt-in.*
■t ‘W *ierifit niiij spp^itlutfotiiys life.aiTtii
r spni»'.jwhether or not ilie eggs will* p i,v
n “hml" ’“•ntly ha t e e t h e first i urkte^ vto
■d tint) I'home into' existence as. the '“result
almiit >df„uiih,Aneij:eiiyy iijlinitfah. * ft's*
East Second Street
y* John Fdw ard Tavtor*. ,,f Green
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Hus opcruttiin a re greatl** d is
present f a r th e , reu n ion a rc M njor turbed over the nyw 'aw in Vic*
>Fl*nlc, M*son G eneral M alinger of thrin,' A ustralia, id mod to lirtiit
iIn te rn a tio n a I News Service; Maj-'
'tor G eneral Jam es Q, llarliqrd. txim pftilion bet ween* nqltvay and
p r * a l d |a t Of the Undio C orporation |>stre e t V ar .lines and auto buses. • ,
' Sliici (ill ,ijfc*said In He the old ‘
' r-t gnun ?rr •K/)|T,. Kngjfind, ccle*
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i.iie’liiindri’d-fmii th
I■:1 1liduy ri'i i n l K by u n it.m g - in
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- Second . Floor-
■ T w o Trouser Suits
The *N ew est
Summer Wei
Attractively Priced A t
$ 1 8 .0 0 $ 2 9 .7 5 ' $ 3 9 .7 5 &
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$20.00. and.pS-
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We wish to lake this opportunity to thank lhe people o f Seminole Cotin
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Quality. Shoes
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underwear; corsets andcorscleties always
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V M 'O U l), FLO RIDA
"UnciIp Joe" to cram p his style, tune to the pursuit and develop
Lowdeh lmann to pu t into i-ftect ment of farm ers’ societies am
some of hU ideas of government.
agrarian eon pern live o rg u n ln
When he took ovt*r the Governor tions.
* . ship, there was approxim ately otic,
Hefitscs Vlce-Brchidcitt-y
hundred state buitrcis-'iiml bureaus
m * j & * * r* -. '
tfultlrf
; or various kinds* elit, ’Springfield. it foiTjrf
‘til reils'iinW'• lie thrdiv
Tin y were ike ptlfle’nf the politi thu arc usrttlcn back into their teeth
Ml I, W ALK KK, VVis., May 2 0 cians’ hearts, fW Itfey furnished the injlPv’ l by refusing Urn nominutioii
jobs thak'W '' the sinews of pnUtits. v t -Vice-President on the t ’i'ididjF' (WCS1 -Tuberculosis’ testg arc
Lmvdeit yfaudished tliemY. H e -re flcket, when it was well known that ruining the dairy business of Wisduced ,fno adm inistration of the nomination sens cipm uleni to elec r. nsin, according t<> Dr. K. 1.. Slilo*,
state fo less than ten departments* tion.* /.mvilni will tied the Cleveland ihcc’ic-h.'Alilwoukee eftnuty pnthoihe insUdled a budget system ypui ronventlon beforehand that nc ogist^am i. member of the Mnjjjtl*
G overnor O f Illinois he reduced stute taxes—a lj'tlijV it would not nr rep) the n inination: .tie utiicMbity medieal tchov'l.
L\nd D rcsidontfal F rospcct a time when federal and local taxes When th,* convention went ahead - Tln usahds of’ c^tVs ore slaugh■were on thee,upgrade tow ard the uni nominated, hitiv anyway, on Ajm ten d( yearly,. Dr. ^lilm»V>vich bc[Described A s S eir Mnde Hy w'jfi'summit.
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Tho usa n d sO f A'ctj u al n ta n cey
He; was a vigpious w^rtin\e (jov- theory, tha} juAI guiri'itaci‘i-Vcvi
i >ui>h a h'mituult.ii, In
I.. .-dry^fttuJii o f titW militi,-tOjiUf * j ‘ v' }'
ei*liot. Whun*, Majtot , ‘3}tg>*JUH" jeefesi
f.y
'*9*. ‘,‘‘j oin tViiL.ifi'wlaitcJi'f from -yhw*
Thomsonv.iif CKita'goj .mi(C.,,f Jhis rlinrd,‘il>- The -ccuvifptlmi Huu nn I1
^ ^
k s f 'f f o 9 2 0 B y ^
' : U Jr. r t ^ f .bitter enema's; plarmijl- leeted DawSs,
it'.giigiblil," D»r • ilihislovicb
Meatitinfe-j .the'riafditi'yi of
VtiiU' lit •t;iiiv.'»g«i 'to pi*-' .c ulture shorypd hec m ir-jt men:, • i
* * ' ; ± 1‘ ' ■' •" . e test 'Turalfisuvthe * w ar)-affer tire no; mueh. at ImV- SytLOwdsn eotr,
n Vi t tiibcrf-Sliii- to't.s are serlUrfitcifl State? hiid bitU(i‘eil it -Lovv. tinuod-hij, hobHy,. tueef f.iv Bn- licVv ptts’y t,tVeiling,|,h» welfare, of
den th re a te n e d U<
ti'.ip/y *.ntij •-fova* y carf heArtlsc-triiYclod Vste f fapn_!>er-, And-vrip)t|ii)g nlie dairy
Chicago 4 o supjfrcs^V fhl;dig S ^ ’Jfe
tHb 50Htii|; . -United .indivifry .in )y(scojtfiln,/1Kf>. largest
troops slid n<K lya-'t1T m g o * i*jvel>f,
Stnte.-c, cjipnselHiiir, ^iiicliiiiug, aitlh, daiiyMiijhiiyl in'.thi- United K^atejc.
'.yiiHv-, sucei'Wgl the LUwf^itkV enooinjagjng Ihy.fhyniorVllct inhinlmri
study, of several,
fintiisif^llmi* w W n tiy s’h be J’.b‘(^t th e ir,fn if jdmr.l of tljge.ibUlbii’s. gi yat iJerds m .MnwifoWe, Wniy
gauged by f lK fjSfL' i^ot.-in '.tWK, itieomy.
■*t
\ - 1
and Karine rountii's, i.WB.s
.Kti^get- KidliVniV'SSielt Deploy Ait &
TTla.’%c11vitios;. w’eVi■ Joulfed- upb
•IsniK of .Illinois* puD-tomank-Ji-ttte With/codaiderable.elis^.yoi- by th
■Demojrntic -sinte iphTjTvnitVKfMit' fodlidgo ailmtuietaptnuic becai>v
ybar speelfie'altv. pra’i
i ih' y "/ f l,it r ti t ^(lj i i ft e.v>11jc ni^ ’' L ,wj
biim stration „f L,»W
d»m«\sis.-mr MlgftynVf of --the if*
pUbRenfl. , ' r ,
Navy-) rDtigeh Jjili^ viiiMli- i’t ejiclJn
In.-piciiitfsly* juij'sssfn\, man- ‘.ill 'JA
f-Volidge* n
.ibih'
-Inevitable ([t
[is modern ngfhVbf inIcindky-coniv ivH 'h,'a: roeol i) _l.otvdei
o't was ;*jtfcHiNiTpic-ix'of K’gjslh
[titiim must’ havo uMid, Rjie fat.,*j
tibn, but^liu tjifi^Hiivktitf was Wurt!
brV
fortune,Muld itV OtiS pvi‘Wajhr,/,lip , to 'tbl- tlh i^ lg u cbli:. Tf trial.*- AV a'fUiitteDp'6tacit, laiw
DWilim is •ntv*e<gvei>Uolt.'*.^BtR tiim W^t>H|>(f?;;''vb h A aivpi pjximately
den raid h r 'iig rb 'J cr'dl),’I'leslaen
yen l'rflnk >I.btv<TenV t ^ciniea *t)i»- XhTik^pjf tin* «,"ivohiiau> .delegate- Goolidg# *iif"soiiicc iif the point
Bte. fhe fuel • tb-M h f ,Oyvv4s ;. his lfuy*m s e r f i i V i g u i I I 11ry pifl. made cngMnkl ,|lu- l^!l «i, his vet,
rtslitjt riiihiefioc. to his own fnili-- ninry »U ygRJc*ficS'-U7t In,' Wyml n W cines.-kVT.v Jhit.'W-. ,lj,| believe tlm
idu^Q cTforts- 7 bU-’busliKss jmlg- Johnson forces. 1 */ ; V the ha-lie -fttijriil I'N.'iif The bill W'rli
n-nt,- liisc uhdoiiUteii**; ull-n'riiiiiiil
V »’ , •" f y : .
/ > fl.oses Noniitialion
'*■ •.sound.
Jility, l\is tmlitictl_ saijneity, tin,| n
inaoity of .purposy tjint was m*Vei
Mtcje mmyipli^iecl than-in his cjuest
Ir.tW riesidencjr ,t)jls year.rFAte fui-i ptuyetl ipieer tricks with
1,7'11ft) aillil
.iit11 i'll
Ivlli, jllln
I 1ti.o1l*.
Lb'life
c iulinil"4lf
e e r-o f tllis
kiviltlVe, who w'tu'born ifu s m i if)
Fttoor vijlnge Idaclrvmitli i|i Sunrise
lily. Minn., 87 je a r a ’agoV
I'reHpbly tlia.ip ieeies!, a
pinly tile most »iaie|,v-usa‘rr
then he ljud the PresHlency
/nited Stales almost {in hi
nly In see thp great prir.e s jju jy
lint hiriniMv of the -I lipid lillliii,
lag of a fji.iv thousand- g f dollar .'i ciinipJilJji funds la mu
In
fSends, Timt itliunki 'hia
i’n In I,
'
|!e(fy^;’-bu t .|
never
f tvildy slaughtered is free airplane, wttlch Cnptaln Barnard,
from .Tuberculosis, and the ''te st a famous civilian pilot, is teach
can be- faked easily'"by' nil linscru ing her to-'fly.
S h o u ses the front Inwn of her
pulous cattle owner.
"Betwen M arch'first*arm April husband's magnificent msidence
fixtji, 11)20. 17,784 cpw« were Woburn Abbey, as u tnklng-off
slaugln red in Wisconsin on ac- ground.
"For me," the Duchess says,
e.i'iint of positive tuberculin tests
but hii,re than ninety per cent of "Flying has boet\ the thrill of iv
tljiv- animals were declared wholes-' lifetime. There is none qC the dust
and dirt of . ordipury traveling
40me nip l'.fit'for human food.’'
when
>*hu go b£ nir.'V
'
ln ’ Thany cases, Dr. Miloslovlch
said,-,the check which He made on
tuberculin tests showed at least M e t e o r i t e A t t r a c t s
.seventy •fj v» per -cant terror in posi
tive result!? v‘ • * Y •«
.
. U \ V . V i r f f i n i a C r o y V d s1
. lH.ei’ii t pcfuCnce. he snid the'nurd
id ,the
the Jtate
VnliiAbU' industry In
state is be‘
he-, ’ • B,«WLF.SBU'k G, w A V . *«>’ 9
h ^m p tilv o fr daily
d aily ' ’ *
"f vijitjjm MV fdlinimthe
iptr «*\iin>«l, uinLthv’MiplilV
ii . iumpT.i nonu*/»f*Mrs. ^lu.vor^’lo »cc u.laru*
pfoiluet e.shai pl^- rVduceil through
pposedjy M e e t*il L.!,!,ctl0Sr“ «? whLitl? t-eir year here
slnfigbter
'u
•- .
• t -*1IsUI*. \V
* *• , ;
'lig h tin g up thn ei^tliv roustryside
.immaU.
V.'»V '
j ' *-amd •‘renuiliiing-' hot# ^fbjr several
kuv
2fc
‘ 1 V ,\rley M eyers,'v.ntchhian at the
O t . A i r p l a p e ; rail! ,md' ctovilng
which the
, '-I'eljsthil waiflleror,* felj. cnrnctl-^t
,y 2{C— IN S )—At botne, vvjitn wool chough to handle,
two tlm Dn^fiesd “ It i;t -shaped lik e n bullet,*^72
,of th e ’U th Duko) inches iij cvusnnfVrence, 12 inches
arifltlft tu .fll’f ’ * Iong,weight lOf> poundsnpd Is
' ih Iriks fly ihjj, is p rAy (n 'to 1o i? ^ 1F p m& ikt st» irewYnU
rtting,.of all shorts *. Me yoke whOe- atrcnk« m briglff
Jen aired ,n smoJlm etalajipear-Kete urttT therc.'
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AmericandJerDy To
BeRenewedlnJune
At Arlington
Track
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By Copclr.nd C. Burg
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International News '.Sefvke :fetaff
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& n>*
rHKT.vlO, May
Aoierle f r r Dei-by w ill b y r e n r w J g n v 0
ntpArlirtgfrm
trUc’k'wlih
1--v V; *----p '*
T'e*s
-Y*Caurtfet.
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UvcLgiclatft
JvcCL-nlaltft pf
nf Khrsea
hbrses nrdniise’
nrOniisi dr t'&
fe r
th e .h a w ic ri V* ' f •*?*','{ J
.'Vlpr.m
hscjlfflcrtjjs^ilt Lo(oniu .last faflBtftts'
bten nom inator by'the, ft. IbAllgy
l ean stn^V) ‘which loajc ulwi Vrit« r ’Algol,* Tinil* Maker linilM os*
cow. Dr.Wilson, w inner .of 'th e
Tjtiana ,I)trby at the Mexican •»«*
near Son, Diego, Culiforiun. may,
plsn’be on'hnnd.
' *
H; 1'. WJiitney has named ‘feme
liur.ses pi\t) JVillut yfiarp Kibner- *>f
Uinghsmi'ton, N \ Y„ owner of.fljH,
lAieHltliu in m mgs • Kxtennlrtfltprj
Hour Farm Stable a f Kan tacky wi!,
have two entries.
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Wacker Drive, winner of the
Breedcnc* F uturity la s t. fall ha»
been entered by Alderman JohA A
Coughlin of Lhirago.
Leo Matka( owner of Misstep,w;(nner of the American Nntionni
F u tu rity
Arlington in 1827, will
b ejiresented.'as Well as Lee Rp*6nii
b erg ,'II. T .. Archibald, R. LeVine,*
\V. S, .Kleid, II. Q. Herundce, Mr*.
Jnhn'D . Her)* and-other Chicago
owners, .
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1;. The pursu la" 125,000,added.-
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• M any 'jm artm M jii' being cod- j
.~j,t uctcif jn.Sicily, * have modern i
bi)lhrrij *fiptfchut - jjv arran g g in en tj >'
'fiy\ lu -a ilp g -y 'a > p s ,V‘
*vA
^ J Brit
liidifc Afe",ij|i u priee.-'puttin^ wa£, 7r
„......... • T q li^i^JtaS tb rieo " .,o f England,’
. " -J ari*,.in.Vist,ing ^ n the ‘‘nit am oktn^B'
.
iii IdtO i itilu iit )hetf
of the p ro g re ss it
past fifteen years
in.the future ot Sanford and Sentinole (^ounty was
ted by the openingk'oToilrstor^ *d'#mg<^critica;l tiRltn*
cial period.
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Qur policy has
is rosy w ifii th<
r
a
ron^ and the - future
v
r \ - ' .
y'ri
We believe in Santord"---in the. County ot Seminole—and \ye will
move lo r w ar (I >\
in a proFOR SUMMER
^ressive m annei
>. DRINKS *
If it ’s furniture you want, we have it
filia l n)/ut the ht.mr 'of III*, i la- ft Ihitt itf-a'mdher study.'*
I
I eronie A 'l.n* >1'^ ^ ’
Bn df( Idl'd -hi; w alltrild n be a
•Ver. he lie sllplii'jl lace i l l oigll
'j eventually.hung |,ut biK sliing
*' e'yntiiiilly bung uuT his' shine
lie cyan a successful lawyer
' abilities a ltlacteii the utlen‘^ V f some large L hiiago ear.'rali/ins mid ’,'ity letnii^'dMnm
'*ui tliuii on his advancement
* hfijtul. lie I'nrnnl and gut
: fees', he invention!ad. llien
I'
Ihe
shreXvdnrss
Itorn"
"hat ne h n d '.seen of lifdS>
ngglcsp-aM a t Imy 4 ni.d
id
and advjinlngeous
marriage tom of a glasi oi lemonade? And
,i *"<* d au gh fet of fledrgi'. At what a seme o{.victory b^rd wwi tlgr*'
.litjan,-- the sfeeping car mag- cc.it when the r l u c i / bit of red wav
finally captured!
°'nc ^il of f ,uit
aioiply made the drink.
.
,
But clicrrie* arc not the only fruits
for ■which you tail fish in summer
drinks. There is pineapple. Of'courte
you always save the syrup from a can
of puirapjde lo use in punch, but did
you ever think of_adding a few bits oi
pineapple to eadr-.glass? T ry using
them and you will like the beveraga
even better, for the fniibgive* just the
fanir that mav be missing ill* the taste,
.Individual member, und a ydung
[a t that tu dinpltt»' much iidtiur nr tthllfty, So be. tired of Co li
as and wcnt.^fwlc In his law
h'ticei By thin Dine, to i; he had
heg ntrni.s, tfipt bf* Whs ex perinting .with, and tliey interealcd'
h/ m,,rre th n n 1n. very small cok
the vefy big wheel of C«nl-sm.
I '
EVcled Governor
HEAVY DUTY f)R E$
If preferred, Julcb t>f an orari
b^jplJcd. Juit before stlMJ
i kV pieces of pinelpple ift ca.
/ ’iiiriijV/e I ’unch: Dissolve' one re t
sugar and one glass of currant jdTy y
three cups boiling water. Cool aig
.old,one cup pineapple syrup, one C"I
orange juice, one-half cup lemon jpicDour over ire in punch bowl, and, jus
l^forc serving, add one botlfv gi.^nC
ale, a few whole currants and pieces o
pineapple.
.
ToBuy A
BATA
A Satisfied
Customer
0~*
Funds- for a Parly
Pint o f f i t Ego S'og: Beat the yell
of.cmc egg slightly-, add onc-rightjijespoon salt, one-lulf taldcsjioon p iw
tiered sugar and one-lulf cup of syruj
alrained-Trom crushed Hawaiian pine
apple^ Add one-lulf of the stilll;
L . . If
U f T if
i t ills *
m ill
t ilix ll
t >•*
.bcatefl
egg swhite,
and,
whets twr!
jrnxfd, pour into a glass. Heap re
mainder of egg white on top an'
sprinkle with nutmeg and drainer
crushed pineapple. This makes an In
dividual serving.
•’
•Skrirty Punch: - Mix thrc-Slpfii^cup sugar atiyl one cup water and Va.
fur five minutes. Chill and add »ru
cup syrup drained from rrudird Ha
waiian pineapple, the juke of l*<
oranges, aipl one cup ice water. .Ad*
one* urdugc which has Iserji sBred ver,
thin wills*Uit .tenthsing tbr rind, one
half cap cr^ Jicfl pineappUt^ and « ’*
tatlesiio^n mlpced Maraschino cljer
ries. Pour over ft f i v t of ice iu i
bov.1.
;
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313 East First Street
' ,?r.
‘.Many p ilgrim s have recently vis
ited the shrine a t', Carfin-grott**,’
nepr* .'inihers.'VeU,.Srotlnnd, known
ns the ■‘'Scottish i^urdc*," becauseh f i th e .mm\cpl<}as cure* said Ic
hnV# taken ' plAce* there.
T fii'-i’ontem ii ir evai tn^hitrl *a ; hr Miel^ a giUiitibm^- ni'nl.wit]
'a ,Tvc day.; *<>n ATu-: -l >i eaoifihtfl f"nlulKC no) ihlufjto'' again. it cea
Thursilityj. iyc-,. Misvycu j^fM egates,. inrvilnlde
l.o\ydcn_V-eniitlidue;
Moore anilK.'fjtdsUthimy tuTiim,, tei-*1 -inmld ajjmrt ngfuh)cu>pm«aiiieitt h
’Dfifd»l,eToj;i-' ;7‘5Pi|ate iiivAhigatlng .rhl’fa. Hi plat fot rn. if sileh jt c,u
u.onimltiee'hinit' they lijjrK^cvgiyvll In- called, lias 4c0bi, ba .T"alnl,, l
V2.f,nd■frm^ ’l.,igi!il)L ’ / piaiiager.’ •Jilirely up,in tlufac ihvilfinai fm l,
Ijiwth-i^ iilpiself said he.luu'w noth- lent and il.- -olutliut.
•ing hl'pHjL it^ilTls-. JimbMrrsiin, his
SnniHej;er,4s,fid tlit-'Im’iflsojt wfts giv .
P o l i t e “J o b s L u r e
'•it t>’ d<;vui<; Ip-orgitft i7.nlion work
in M issouri, ;i/i^ Wnfi rtvlndly ethiM a n y
\p p lita n ls 5
in). _^twt'ibe fitfulr,_bn the t*v»' ol
h,.re,^nvVn! pd,. rr,>;itbri,a good nn
r.vMi' v, liT T m .v L'it- ( i \ s j '
nesMoJi and tbi* pulrlii- «,f Ibo *'**H l.ncitius i i i - oil i .i - i on iho o
•lent loll lii'i.ldiHk' T1L)\j. J rank l.nw wInt^ Ma u ie jobs with toe' I^imiiui
fi p Wtm *'uPa\nik,r^y; ( W'arn-u li I,r>)f,v• ■ilepai (lueiit in i . i iline
l,
'fa nil air w ii.fiiiiiuiti-it on 11c,- fot- t idef l.ugan for po'Mtion- w ith'ilie
'Owing Kaliy,lay. and >ubse,|uenlly depnMment are vet v' miti h sought
1 to iiM'-’n to**
dlo’ipiial e\let led.
after,
a mi-it Uci- tl;<» .ele
.eel ion cvns
IteCelitlc Chief Logon aP toune
There nc*vrr ha. bee n any doubt
^filing was i„ tic,. White hut had it n> t been f,,r tin uiifiir- 'd that he would list; the lion id ol
osiijnrd tbl- Wnsliipyln,
iinute o m u reriii r.1 tin- Miss.,in rejile entativos foe h'* additional
hat tgllili'11y of |iif<|'jinsi in idem, l.ticvtleii would have keen men and he was Immediately buri
■ver ill ail. ell liiscim ejhe nominee ol that convention, and ed under an nvalaui lie ul* npptii
end iif I'n rn irr
•
linns 1", jobs.
.
1 cout-e I’jvsidenT,
ainpjugnei! m I'.I'.MI „ nil
Low den letired to bis mid ’
28 as "the* fi ii-ml of tl,i
While tin- hoilv 'oi W liliiim -I
arm in Illinois. N ainially. lie was
hell* are those who hilVi ■lisappointeil <vr, the tragic triik
link-on was h ritig .taken hoot,
> of “ playing the fnrui
ron la e b . Lupin >i lo d a giw
jy,. had pk veil im h in.1 Tin n till
or ptlrelc | ohiieal ren
diglil of the ague loluial tnii'-e- -'.ol laid, hi tic i y .1 .old sjoi l'il
i-* lurrdly n f.ii,’ rhnrgi' c-gan to interest him and in tb it 'nun I lie w mib w f the • ;)p dini
|Uest!on lie found it new inter -I r.-.in Mild w.i- in-t.m tlv kill • I
II innl. l.ov,den wiis lioin in th.
p'I. i ■nitric of Minn. syta dunp i*7 »ii life.'
lie weld about fl with hal ;n t'-r
'I hat lb- fie.pietttjy
f •"‘ hpo. " H it
gnildhond
ir'.ie
tl|ol oiiglnie-- iitnl apliiiili*^, |,e< I, y.lid< lin e i ling.
hi- s|>-nt in iigricitUurgiLoimmmUiiRbig M-Vetrd flips to l-lirnpe t'\, .. . ism».''o- ••• d' 'i item,i
g l _ A" a ooy of seven he pi.eye.
study tin- iHopeini ive nun ki'til.g'i I ill, e o f Wlllm. ,WI '
■ * Id-* lath ery foi,t,.'\vlierv th
.yflem - iif tjie SeanilllUD'jtin dWim-j . U'l'll d tt{p k*,J - Vt
B *iag piuiiee,. of tip- wheal l»-l
lies." Heme, in l by eoit'fSi-Nif tinn*. |
P<! : being tlu-ir tinr-i-. to I,
oow iih' r, ,ii'ing* L'j.‘
'ie beeanir the piltilVc n \l\till* "I
feed Tindr p ic it lc mid
lin-i
llOpesat l\'e tniil ke! in g a ni •, g £,lhe f
fufllii'g Ioil was ingm ugul uphill
■iilllels in ih, Lliped Stn’i*'. l;"T
) : . h , ... Am! sonti uffti i hi* cm
h 'l h- I l‘iic idled-iiei'o . tbo blent
puli in !ow.n to otber Iii ruling
bullion,t'.ies where euiiditiotiN were
p1 nn.i*.. He bec'.anje• a part n
Lit cum struggle )ii*niu.st povarly
llioi !l ; lie klielv wllut i! wll- 1'
Imi' io (lie bobbing bundles of i
low ini 1,111g tiouis a day; lie knew
Imi it wji„ to d o ,lw o days' wmk
I "l-Ni'NIK." IIS U' an'rh o f hppPU/.i'l'
la! di'V'ij along wilh the dny'k’fk iltAlie fields.
•■U the' ,^ge of fifteen lie derided
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TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA.
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1928
Wen bought by a w ealthy syndi
cate headed by H erbert Pokress, a
prom oter who has been associated
with m any successful ventures.
The price paid for the rig h ts Cap
tain. Hutchinson declined to roveal.
- "The American ‘syndicate,” Chiptain Hutchinson continued, "wilt
probably be known an th e Baird
Television Company of America,
M anager Of Company Reveals
Plaits F o r E stablishing Of Justmcqt* »tlll to be made in tbo although the nam e ban not yet
• WAGIUNGTON; May 2 6 ^ the enemy point o f view.
Chain O f B roadcasting S ta- m atter of clarity In long-ranga been decided upon. They aro erect
(IN ftl—“Sportsman-llkt, aa If par"I saw masses of our infantry
tions T hroughout C ountry broadcasting hum an fqces, aa th* ing a plant in Jam aica, Long Is
ttelp^tlnjr in a track meet,”—that in very disorderly groups fleeing
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shading of the eyes contrasted land, which will be used both for
t m i a M ssoys
n t ' t f none
n r ren
n.
ii the .mftcUl German account, back Iin. great Ihaste,
LONDON, May 2<I^-(1NS)— w ith the brilliancy o f the teeth will broadcasting and reception.
tranalptcd from an original Ger. try of a German I.ieutepant H cick“At present, w-c arc aw aiting th j
man s^ar- diibry of the American “ Machine gun* were carreld a t -Regular trans-A tlantic television M l have a tendency to throw the
completion of th a t plant before
tfoopa in the declalve offensive of double time.. In alm ost no time service is a m atte* o f o few w eeks, inutge slightly out of focus.
“And before* the end oX 1929,
'“ But those a re m ere details, ai)4 startin g actual operations. An soon
aha-World War,.
| \ K). ,
several of our men, very bewilder
as it is ready, -We plan to inhug-''
televlso-broadchsting
w
ill.
I»c
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Tranhiatloai-of Ihe offieiaV Ger' ed, suddenly appeared a t my ob
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few weeks’ tim e.-W e .hove abso- urate n two-way system of televis
‘t if b ' field rapdrta, eolletttpLby the servation post. Only by persuasion
ion across the.ocean, w-hich will be
.
. , __ ,oto confidence th a t television will
Aaaociatlon for was .It^ptfislblo to guide .them in
T h e r o tw y tn t e m e p t^ e r e m n d e Jmve bccon, c fu „ „ stnndardteed uncif. firs t fo r experim ental p u r
•M iu iitu o n 0t ita annual reunion retreifrpayt the edge of the woodf. to IntorTtntlona1 News 1 W e ‘ D' n» the* r« d h i_ an d no g re a te r a poses, an d -later dedicated .to com
.a t Ba.Lohtj, Bay 31, Juhe’l-and 2,
day by Captain O. M. |H^ ' " " ° n- |ltxur>-'-in less than a y ear.”
-V mercial usage.'
m anager of the Ilaird Tclevlsioi l T | . , . An, , H rn n ' M i i
teU .I*.
Veto^obtalned 'AV the War DepaytStandardize Service
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i.‘kTho Amerleana have b
1 ‘‘In a com paratively short tim e,''
th ro u g h l’’ ‘
prophs tnkch within the* enemy
Ileicklcr’s entry' describes
lines at' the same titnc ^ re to ba I
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K aiser’S '
final route of the
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■•HHis.iing Field A rtillery from Bclleau Woods exhibited at St. <Lotila with *b«
German' tran*laUonaA(t{^
iqJuijtH annlveraary of
great on June 13; 1018.
In discussing the failure o f the
3l£au Wood*' offensive. Virtually
Soon a fte r tho sm ashing Second
« f i gnoaral officer of th* A."^. entered the fro n tlin es northw est of German .'counter attack s ag ain st'
. iaayiacceptod- an invitation to Chateau Thierry, a German officer the'Second Division a t VauX, o ffi
imclpat*,--'7'.; */,}•/. / '.-"'J
STTiclalty reported their battle-flejd cial. rtp o rts told thc,sGermap high,
command th at, ‘‘I t is-impossible to
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\ dem eanor in these term s:
dlslddgq,tHe Ameficans from th eir
“Spofttm
an-likc,
ns
If.
parttcL*
Dt;fIrtJflM 'U*ty*aFtheAiiocia-positions
by ' shtfoUng - at.
on han>collected th f offioial re . paling Jd a track' fneet, th ^ A m cri- them withm erely,
rl(les. ,T ltc y - t\isplay
. cans came'Dn the Am in throb consecutlvc waves,'.'crowding elbow to unusual calm ae’s s nn(l\*Clf; a»sur,
nnro w hile' firing from.yr)ver.*,s
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lAn,'qermposed of Marines: arid clbovV.”
I
On another occasion, nn. officer .■Tu-pmnh(t>id4ng upon tho iMvisi
■pL aF Army troops, during Mdy,
jA ju td . July, JOienW^'n' tho dl- of the 28th Germnn , D iv i/o n re :Jqn'|.«rHHdry fire, oft| German ofSfiin stopped tne G e rm ah d riv cd n corded th at in.advancing to r bnnd- ficyr. in contact with UiOrFecond
IH.- anri/tA nt riiA 'nR onitva' a t to-hnnd battldilhe nien of the Sec w rote? ’Tho casaultles'grow ' v.'Uh
ond “ disguised them selves by fu«t- stffh alarm ihg speedy th at before
en lng,green tu fts and twigs to luyg iiiyVliattnlion -will inevitably
b i s ‘o mpl«teiy, 'u‘tmiiiilati>ti.” ;• .-V
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lines.
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th ere will be a telcvisorUn every
home th at n t present* boasts a
radio.”
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m odem equipm ent according l0
M r.' L an ty ; T(iP best machinery ‘
obtainable fo tjirv c le a n in g ;dyeing
and prcsslng^hda hqcn install,*!
and o th er ^Improvements nr thin ,
n ature are anticipated nt nn early *
P resent Owner H as Replaced i
O ld E q u ip m en t^ IthM odern date ncortling to the mfiiingcmer.t.
A fleet of three deliver)- trSiks ,
.. Mnchinery SinccPurchasini:
P ressing Busintfs In 1
is m aintained b y th e Dry ( leaning
Company. T h» driver* caii for nill|
E. IL Lnney. m anager of the dritiver w ork. In -every 'section of
Lnney Dry Cleaning Company,
tiitr city anil, ninny putts of the
canto to Sanford from A lab am a!* country.
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payroll
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Ichusged the n.m nj.td tjik , Lnney am i during rMfhdfraiutp.^he j„ *
I C lo sin g . Gomphny. ,Tk* firm has jff jfivntly*1iricroawPy.'E. n . i.^uy.’
ninrugger 7*f„thci eorfip.V'nF,,!
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been in Its’ iucyThkh,ct\lV,n. ‘
iho entire Unit' ik-l^ns been under, FanfoVd’s ipuhlIe-s|«rlUhr1(^ h . s . s.J
1 Un* lnuringcmcuf -of Mr. I-nncy,. H lie- is .secrothry
I ‘ rr .ie tit> i y - id) tlur. mm‘)v.jtcry Sa'nfirrd's bay-bull t!fi|ii ibr* y,-,r#
Alone: Autoniobilo How
W soumn S tages ComebnckT
f Become Leader In His Phrt;
Lvashingtori Calls
Hint “Fighting Jim'
Democratic state convention re audience.’’
•
He told how,he had Voted for all
fused him credentials. A little lat
er, the national convention itself but 7 of Wilson’s 4,001' appoint
voted to bar him.
• ments. He told oT supporting W il
In 1922, however he sought re- son on ta riff reduction, direct elec
tion of senators, the lull creating a
^ f t i A to the Senate. All the old ..Children's Uurcnu, the ousting of
niejudi?e.» were raised against hint’, r<orinur, the Federal Farm l.oan
Wilson denounced him, published n Act, on the npnoin'ment of '
vituperative letter about him. A I). Hundeis to the Supremo Courfj
Wilson stalw art ran agminkt him. on the adm inistration s Ship pur
And Heed took off his doat and chase bill, the Adamson Fight-hour
carried his fight to the voters.
law, the Wilson policy toward Mex
“ You can. count my serious dis ico, on the Wilson "lobby” investi
agreem ents w |th President Wilson gation and on the president's veto
on one hand,*’ he told '.them.
of tin? .'Yotsteod Act.
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S The Record Shows
tion on oncji of them before any
‘‘The Record proves that, upon
audience—anil you can* nilk the questions covered by |he Demo-
page sev r^
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1928
erotic platform upon which we both 1Missouri. It also marked the tu rn
were elected, there were no differ- iing point of his career.
ences between Prcsidnt Wilson, ond
On Ids return to the Senate, lie
myself,” said ReciL ‘‘U po n q u cs- <
continued M|V Spectacular, carver.
tions not .covered by the platfotqji, He fought the nsailing, nlij the
I suported the president When i Coolidge ndmlrdart'Atltrrrs,’ winin ' he
them wrong, with ns much
thought him right. Frequently I thought
1
ap|»enml ns his champion when vigor and u* great courage ns he
in’*the'* fights against
tho question, were im portant and displayed
1
even crucial to his ^ m in is tra tio n .” Wilson poficle/f.
Started ITubes
Rut the tiling '(Hat won the peo
ple of Missouri was Rccd'a-ahoutiiig
ln*ll»26, Rued initiated tho inves
declaration th a t he never would lie tigations into senatorial elections.
a ‘‘rubber-stamp’’. He said tho man He also supported his- colleague,
who would take orders was “too W alsh'in the oil scnndnls. It Wnji
contemptible to send to Congress” Reed who unearthed the ev id en t'
ainl so the people of Missouri sent that drove Frank. I,.-h'ndUi, of Illin
Mm back. It was a stupendous vic ois from thl> Stauvie and bur rid
tory" for th is'.“ Fighting Jim',' ofy...William F. V^rcV’Sjf*,I’etjsym nTv
nt the door. This service made him
an outstanding figure in the party.
■ A t-th e Jackson Day banquet In
\Yn»hingtoh last January, Heed had
ivturnod frojta ' Flhh. llc*wait a
guest of hohof ami when John W.
Davis, toastm aster, sought to* carry
out n* (ire-arranged program of
speakers', on which Rce.l was last,
the Democracy present begiuf
shouting': “ Give us Jim liced.’,’ The
,iiudicn«e shouted'so loud and k > oftca that six-speakers.w erje quietly
sidc-tmeked and Rqed was given
‘the floor. He mm|c a sciiRiJIating
'spivclr qji >Republican ^ i orrupljon,
urgi'^tho.Deinoc.^as loMrqjiNlH in*
.tia^tii,*V »V W rc
'y Judge Cent nhd co w u rr-d in '*£
mhI'{o S.mtp»rn decla|*d "thq c■>
<?Utn*titpco3 wero of an extrnonlin
nry-. character and such 0* t«» c j V
Tor -prompt
vigorous action
that justlro hail been.thw artrd add
th at th r conduct hod amounted l
reproach to the adm inistration b[
law " V
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U. S. District Court
Takes Extreme Action
Marjorie Itytdm atah,'aged four,
Inglaml, ,w^»
Of PresU
when u stone crons fell froijl th3
top I.f a grnvcMom? W >'**?>,
ghlcWs ccinctei'i*,' wlufre.sKe'.
n in e to nlocc..Tbtwcrji *t.n her fifo-:
Weslem S enator F ig h ts Fo
5 vVVE HPOE. MOVED’
Icfents and victorjea rends Jiikc a
>akc - f r t f ^ / M l b n . E ig h t y ears
lfu, ^ ‘political o u tc a st 'shutmed
,y hjs owy
to d ay , n jbdtlvr
,f that p a r t r - i ’- 1 *
*iH £hflSikVignl*intt*rv,enlnff yekWt.'r
'M<1 ro u g k .X a r th e srtttth p rln d -f iif* and (ffptil». whlch cnUsi-d hi*
■ all ffrom .if«vor.
Reed did n o t
Change; this p n rjy JperelyCl^wung
1 iround to h im . J
f
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‘ whether t h a t : middio v -p a n t r y
Al/xandcl— h a s ia n y sig n ifira p /c ,
’ Reed ' v i n born li g h te r ,’* Ho j*
tnnwn to hi* friertdY nd.dfto -the
''-.(‘Fighting
I ublic lit gortebal.
b ”. He vitas proipthly> (-bflqi^tvd
I ninny-political js-’o rids' a l/rtn y
nn d! His day and certainfy h^;
ai /cdtiqucj-cd hgaiitsF grtjhtor (iBy
|Uc|cs ihnh those faced «v ndii
M b f con tem porary statjipnatfy >'•
A. self-man, a gene roust ,viflt)u;.
a gentleman-in defeat. I.e ItHlfTpl;,
ways Mane the “ (jQVtd 'rig h t’V I'c t^
*nn»lly. he-dislikes tnpt “ fighting-'V
•i \Ve are now located at
23 East Cvhurch-Street,
w ist half a block.east\
. 'or pfm feo Av.k,\ancl,.;
we n ill -bq glad to wel*'
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J*e. tells1 Intei viewer.^.;,^J[o'*nhh(ii-H
the charge, fh.rtt h i S - dv^ti iu- .
tivr figljter. Ho .hate* to-.Uoni * it.
These two buildings are..
Ward made by Seminole
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Edward H iggins, In c , S anford and Seminole County . Ford arid Lincoln denier,, is housed
The Hotel
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and als<? the
modern and comfortable. H otflf^m the
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Modern A pRrtitl^nt
Attractive Price
Tn)5 irrttot v comproniiMinK .spirit
if Jim Rrod's 1* deep ill hi* hlomLy
t i* in his life. . |t prohiibly gqj^j
'ark tn his iJotch-IriafT ujiootor*,
vho -vttleil in Peniisylvpnin along
:*cfi>i«• thy Revolution, lie
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arm on November
1Ml»1.
lri»
’arciit- moved to Iown whdn" .1o'
*a* three. Hi* fath er died when
ip wu* eight. Young Jipt' work-’
il thut furni nine ’iriuntlis of"th‘o
■‘■•'u and studied the other, threri'
It Ji’i he won n state oratorical,
amtest. At ^4i he was .a , fulii
’ledge,| InWyer.1
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Moving to Kansu's City, ''■Rcetl
M* dcY-tcd • prosecuting attorney
In
He* was such a.fig h tin g
Kosccutof th at he gained /AOS’
w
Tlris splendid J'ibrt*,Suite coitlcs i n
Dral) color cretonne cover inffv The sifip
are of llie. automobilp eBshion type. We
have other*Suj|es slightly higher in price.
i i
There Is Something Different
U S *
- ^ E'ThaTBlul Lani* Courts, erected only a short lim e ago, represent the trend toward
Lou»*f*lnil3inford. The building was creeled by th e Davey-Winston Organization.
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taodern homo of the 8*totlnol«. Cream ery Company, ice cream m anufacturer* and distribu
Irj product! ii m , w m rp U- p 1 Staford’a progress within th i.lo it few years. «- ;•
After having aupportvd Wil‘n o|v many im tw rtant issues durK the 'w artim e president's first
tot. Repd hrnke with him early
1917. The /fjrst break came
hen- Ree,l opposed the President’.*
oposal for a w ar censorship,
fed fought it with hij> CUstOUS*
vigor and defeated it. J r ^ r
me the Wilson move to
frt lloover in control «of filoir
luff* Reed o p p o s e d p r o v is io n
Ring Hoover price-nqliiJt
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.powr but was defeated.
i-'d
U hen came t h e . vkpectacid«ii
[ague
Niitiniia fight. w W
I'Xal the little ^ "battalionl/fB f
p th ” that wrecked the l.cak'W'|l»on railed him a “m urplot’’^a^J,
pnanded th a t Missouri’s lk-moc| y repudiate him . There was ufu‘.
Its n t response. O vernight‘“ Rid'
I of Reed Clubs'' sprang up. all
fcr Missouri. He was “egged”
■ tag to-m ake a speech u t . Ard*
■ f- Okla. A banker’s association
^ ■ e d to .let him address, their
H u c t in Ft. l/ouis. The American
■ b m post a t Birmingham. Ala..
Blicly boyi-ott'ed a m eeting at !
B rb he spoke. The South C arol-'
B legislature withdrew an i n ',
B tio n extended him to speak oe
B*sion.
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Bt-ed was , ex-coavpiuniysted by
B ' dem ocratic orkanisatioR< in
B *euri. | n 19S0 when he sought
a delegate to the San Kranrnnvention,. the Missouri
Scientifically designed -fwitb thick*
heavily, insulated walls-ttyi^ are heat
rcsistinsr Rud that save fo&d aitd:ice
trcniciidiMKly.' Pa^ for your refrig
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snrniM^'posit delivers it.,
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We are now located at 23 Church Street,
just half a block east of Orange Ave. and
we will be glad to w.elcome you in our nfcw
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P u b lis h e d in F lo r id a ’s H e a r t,
T h e W o rld ’s G r e a t e s t V e g e ta b le
S p o t a n d R ic h e s t G a rd e n L a n 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
‘I ^ e a s e d W i r e I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w s S e r v i c e
VoLUME“XIX
fI r h F elief
Secretary Denies
Violence Charges
( WILL BE ISSUE
INPARTYHIEET
\VAS»"V( r ON, May 2«.—
(INS)* published in
London
-* thnt American
marines
. Nicarngun were
guilty of Ullage ond other nci/«
of •unnecessary violence were
vigorously denied toda by hoc*
rctarlea Kellogg^of ,.thc Stat*
Department ,n'«M Wilbur of, the,
Js’avv. Major General, 'John A.
Le jeunc aided hi* unqualified
denunciatioiX -of dl*’-, FtlglHb
chnrg?f,.ani'F tq have'been. ore
ginated Jp semi-official,‘ hut id*
named V rters. I j? Jeune, who
returned from a personal, illV
apcction t r ip to Nicaragua three
jn'ontlvh agnC'sahL be « » more
Ih u i, satisfied - with the dlsqlpline ofvihc force* there.
Looms As BurninjfPolitical Question To
Be Solved ByRepuhlicans InKansasCity
Senate Sustains -. '
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Four SenalorsChange _____^----s---------------Minds About BillTo
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Dr. Buhrman To Deliver SHOALS BILL IS A n x i e t y F e i
Commencement Sermon
GIRLS ADVISED Sunday A t High School TO BE SCANNED S a f e t y O f D ir i ^ ,
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P o iso n in g
tho^p£i'«<
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High School •lwill t»c .ushered in
| Sunday evening with oxerefso* at
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offered Wednesday . night
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P0S96 IN GEORGIA A lM tiilyls Con^
PURSUES BANDITS
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Virginia BarbefV Khtuoy llolly,
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Georgia *Oglhouii, Clai'u. CWnV
W ill M e e t. (JooU dge F a v o r
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Mary Karle, Alice KldfetT Afina
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Mnrienloite, Dorothy * M a n u a l.
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'n\ •*#
friim iriio n s
Uu\,y Martin, .Mary Uelan MofU . , . t o i i l r o l , u f M g l ro p itriio n s
t a p e d A m i d I J a l l o t V o l l e y Last Message
Received
. •—
I
, Fuel Supply Was
Stage OfFthaiisfr
| for-Sundhy night*? exercises: \
P a It I S , M a y 2(1 — ( I N S ) — T l i e j V - p n A t s i i i i i n u l — H i g h S c h o o l O re h p e r i l s o f r o m h a t t l h g r a d i u m ;-ol< ‘ e s t r o d i r e c t e d by I W , S t u m o i i /
l ' l ) p * o lp g y — C o n g r e g a t i o n . • ,t.
o n l n g w e r e e m p h a s i t c u '.‘/ d a y by
*• I n v o c a t i o n — Ite v . V*. K. M a r l e r . ^
M in e, ( u r i c , d b c . i v e r e r o f ,-adlum,
Q u a r tc ttc f-'U o s u s
P i l o t ' - M e,"
in nit in t e r v i e w w i t h I n t e r n a t i o n a l Mrs. A. M ‘Phillips, Mra. C. . H ;
N e V s S e rv ic e . H e r v ie w s w e r e cal)-* C ook, F . S . L u m s o n , B . c . M ot.re.
POSSE SEARCHESSRAIN PREVENTS
COUNTRYSIDE "tojATHLETES FROM
SETTING RECORDS
CAPTUREBANDITS
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r, »I
»/Irene Murray, E l v a U » « )
J • m v i r r . i v Awv
l i o l u e 'i j l l a r r i i l t , R o s t e r , . L d i d s - ^ V * l l I N C , T t > N . - .-V
. CM H o rN . (u .,
" A -.d N s )
Unstu il, Ju a n ita •SAVckingie^tio , _ v n w N n r r i v Morin nUstackShoaw- ^-thiyit-g of honml*'hn«l*mi ettisb
Jyih*
Sm ith,•liniio.Spinks,
em o1 Dill—kccphiif a h u g e ’' d n W t r l n l ' on.r slosh of a little ofpiy tlirOugn
’
-I*-**J*
VN“T,U
SfO|u',-‘ ()li\'(v
.SvVuin, Ma^gur- nterpriso iii govet:mlcnt\^lmu<U
RO'MEj M ay 5 6 ,— (I N S '
• W A S H I N G T O N , M a x -{V—
el'TallNilt. Lillian Thornloy, KaVlii ami- providing f o r ,a n ultei'Itlj.t.irl bruslr gpd foQd jgXila of a i;wAto
( I N S ) — F a rm Vulicf w ns d ead
A
l
t h o u R h a ll Itotiy is coj
marked t h a grliJu iqhn*hUllV tonay
A niMefi
Helen*
Wuluncii.
trin e VunNyrs,
ne
•<»h n c o n g re ssio n a l isfun*' ( to
i
v]»i
rlment
r*.aching.
>pt'»•>
eW'crji
d
e
n
t o f G dncra* U m b e r to J
M argaret Willing. Dlanclni Wynh,
•for the tfric^iiaiuU ls who rol.bcd
d a y — b u t mu ’ its d o |ith th ro e s
b
i
l
e
’s a b i l i t y t o ’b tfn fc t h e e
privt
r
f
the
t)al(onoi.
•
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n
..... . . .
wLau payr’roll
UM i a r . n„ r, »^ fk Kotne jy ___
c a tc r.
Scripture W A Jitij— Dr, E. , 1L Itore Z a n d e r .. it 'a p p a r e n tly Mm'> Uehieveii
cd f o r t h b y nctva f r ^ l n O r a n g e , N.
Jean
Adams.
J.
P.
Mates.
LH'V*
f,„v
President
Gcilidgo/tqtlaj1
^
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oirflight
li
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i
b
le Ita lia *
tlin
Brownlee,
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ikq
U h u inmioritffttV. o f becom ing
.1., t h n t five grl.i'Ot w - r e b e lie v e d t o ! I
tho D te A r c t i c t i t o r m w h , ~*'
a b u rn in g political i»s]1e t > N e g r o T o F a c e T r i a l O n T w o be d y i n g . „ f f o m ' yiidiuni p o if o ii lo g l - Announcements—’D t. l '\ Ik King.
s i l e n c e d Its* r a d i o f o r
Q u q rtitte—' ‘Incline. Thy ' E:ir,''
vonfrrtnt. a n d posjiibljj fi^cottTied; ^stw
I n d i c t m e n t # C h a r g i n g R a p e c o n t n i c t e i f l t f h i l f t w xlfklng w i t h r n - j
num!"doh.«k F. liiggins, C ^ nU 1 c-oobm.tn.i "I" i r i t * .«**!<* f T ^ j .nojyded.
• ^r ii '• '':j.Sn. ^ , uu;_. , ,
h o u r s , a n o te o f w tx l
,M n. Philip*. Mrs. C.oyk, Mr. U »«foiind, I he •H epbbhrafts; w ho
Clo’A
t
d
COt)
m
m
nro
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th
e
v
a
r
H
f
ttr
f
project
tii^«
A n d A t t e m p t e t l R a p e t C r i m i * iliu m s e v e n y e a r s 'a g o .
Jacobs, Mills Lord,“-Kivli!ird . Masere
felt b d r c ;to d n y .
kon,
Mr..Moore.
•
>
*<
,•will m eet in-Kttnxft.1 C ity tw o
.The 'g irls feared they, hail been
nal D ocket llc g ln a M o n d a y
'* m FT*' ** thc‘ stalking pc jJa, -Including of/jeari
t T h c d i r i - i b l o ia c
Scriniin-r"Th«» ^VUy otJ*.'.Ltfo," well, Robert Mhsou, JcstO NOeloy, Mr. Coolid r.i «
w e e k s h e n c e t o n o m i n a t e n pre*J
and
civilians..frrhV.
fiv'n
courUlce,
infected wlilln (minting ImmU.onil
Stanley IVckhnm*Tliffiird RumwIJ, hill, Wirh opr°n<*ut<f making rp*'
keeping In tho a ir for
■Rcv.-W!
P.
BulirWhn,^."
d i-n tial t i c k e t . ' ’
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nnd
a
doU)
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r
e
r
'
vdfitv‘ctlt’rii(Vnm
T w e n t y in d i c t m e n ts , f i v o _ ^ o f ilhuninnted Wfitcli dials, "If. th->
, llymn-A-MCbrtio Thy Almighty Henry Russell. Stephen Shinholser, dictions of another veto. Evolved CUtlnuoog.Ti c n d c f-’CtiiHifTlackott; weeks, b u t It U ratlnuP
T h e r e - w a s little d o u b t b u t, th a t ^
t h e m f o r f i r s t d e g r e e m u r d e r , w e r e girls were ft' pWScihcd by p uttin g
Linus Slevcking, Thomas Stomp,
fuel supply would r\»ti
f a r m r e l i e f *w o u ld h e n p a r a m o u n t
Congregation.
the tipa-wf their, hriishes'dii their king,'"
Fred Stanley, Jam es Stoinoff,- L. tn a night conference, th e N orrjj- turn f r o t n . r d n M o n ^ l o y ^ Murray. tlnia this m c r n ln j. Aft
niodlction—neb. J. B. Root.
Benediction—RcP.
isf c a t K u n s u x C i t y b i f t e r P re s k , r e t u r n e d by ua c i r c u i t -co urt g r a n d uvo\ifIts there Is pradHcally • llttlo
•Mcrin Bill was declared to .be one Whit/lclil. And CobU, Counties. Join
A. Summerlin.
ile. ‘ t 'o o l id g e V c a u s t i c a d d s t i n g
j u r y , w hich ro jic lu d e d i t s I n v e s t i ,l|ope," pniil Mine. Cilrie. "WIMj 1 ^•'Recessional—High School Qrch*
of the most far-reaching plrecs of ed h y " f o ( l ‘,o a.qt^’Bbntf. Rcsnca. h u f e ship’ would b q ’’ai
ill . v e to o f t h e M r N u r y ll u u g c i i g a t i o n s mid w)»s illsijlissed F r i d a y heard •*»< the Invld; m I hail hoped
legislation of its kind over reacted t hatJSvor’Qt iinJ*o8)e'r towns, added of the elemental v ? *,
tJo- word fronf'-Ahq
by Congrcs*. TJ10 hill provide*: t.v the- bulk.oldJ'tc, > o « c from CalH l j . T h e r e w a s n o n e a t .n il t o d a y n f t e m p o n a f t e r - d e l i b e r a t i n g foi1 th a t,th e girl*1 had nbaoflicU . tlii,
been received tin e a 1
a t r th e S e n a t e h a d misJ d n c d Ids
Scttiiiff up of Murclo Sliouls C o r liour, 1. ‘
poison'
through
their
luttgi.
This
™
th re e an d a h a lf.n a y s ,
'
1
a r y of A v ia tio n , Bulb
poration with
capital
v» j o n ly b y r e a s o n o f tlu* flip
m anner of poisoning is easier to
Opinion ia general th q L th a bnn* n message ifrom Nob
Murder
indict
inolit*
*
,
.cere
re
stock,
nil
govern
in
c
tit
•
e
wn
c
d
.
Op
' fl o .p.p in „
g o f v o te s . T h e v .............
e to a n d th
combatBiinougn
alth o u g hu'it i».is. u tem ple,
' i •;•
,
, . . . wM'.s ■
coronal
" d . t am ,lit’'refuge in * tho
oration v>f hydro-olectric f electric- s^ooip.nca^M sf.O^tartn'ula Rtyeri. o'clock y esterday m o r
\Oie on sustaining it leii sore spots turned ngum&f rite. fijjloWjng: is ^
f^ destroy
it.* * *.
fli
the ship was oncounte
power
plnnta
and
sale
in rth e Republieati side lhot#ipill l»bj; j-», tniiinlil-on, Carl StSle*. Ida', f,.^'in
_|l i n- - fgrt,
thert^ Ik
al>B
i4ct, there
in nliBoIrtUdy.
no
t - Vire , ,To.*h by Iptlhlts xvitli. which ,u*- flc wind.
Ity
with
staU*
und
mu
micipal.iUf-.t
......
onlhmm
dc. „ It'jfue
midins
of.
destreylnif.(huTuhstanc
•‘• j l . l o n g t i m e -h e a lin g .
and Owen Wafthlngton, C.
ficers r.tl^VUJ9«t*•,
nori
, A wild arctic sto rr
Having first opportunity to pur- .ri
Tlw,
.
T
h e volt*
wan 50 t o -11. I* o u r Scik
Itngg and Jgilllam , Drown, oncP i f enters the human iMidy,"
fied fttmlr'challenge
of camhnt ns o n r Spitzbergcn. Th*
fwd
jthebr
.
.
•
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clia-to.
*1
(It)
of
K nnaha
a to r's , C u rtis
a n s a s ,*. -Freed jjB||
yw hite w
a n in
d ic te d fo r >lineA lurie a»id s)ie “wished to en r
’
‘
'
qlty,
their
Sallywliite
wa«
indicted
is becoming stro n g e r
Maintenance* of fixed n ilto ie n they* flew t|im ugh the .
ptiuMizc the fact
fnck thnt
that she is'nol
i s 'not
K nB sns Peopit* A re ITnlfljA rm a M a n y E v e n t s A t I n t e r c u l l c R l *
H a c h e tt ( I t ) o f K e i h u e k e y , »..n , '"r
T , j u ^ s u u lt w i t h i n t e n t to * r o m m lV flr a L ’phaslze
mttonioldlr, a se d a n ,' was found nnd dlapntchr* from
I
a
l
e
T
r
a
c
k
M
e
e
t
A
t
H
a
r
v
a
r
d
fi
r
sale,
nniL
expcrimcnl
il
matinm a n ( I t ) o f C o lo r a d o ,4a n d - r le te n ., j( n
,urder. V .
physf^ian conaeiiuemi)' si"* ;* n y t. ( ) \ w T h o llr a z e n R o h n e r y A n d
uhnnduned on tito- edge of tho Irdicato thnt even Ifj
A r e R u n O f f l » D o w n p o u r ; facture of coin me rein l fertilixer.s.
. •■ * -udviee
........
M u r d e r O f 2 R a n k O fficial**
e r (D ) o f F lo rid a, e iin rg td t h e i r l
.pw<( in d i c tm e n t* , b n e c h a r g i n g competenr ■tp give 11110111111
• . • •„
1U were In the vicinity]
J u m p i n g I ’U h F u l l O f \ S a t e r , Authority to coi'periite with na swamp.
voles and by this, niyisiw Uiurgoi* ' Cape nnd another attem pted rape as to treRtinen^ "I would be oiilv*
A n d T h e S ln y lu u O f D o c to r
And there tho trail ended, e x I t h o r c were small hop.
tiouul,
state,
district
or
comity
cxenabled Proaldent Cpolnlge to em wore found ngaint - li. Z. ‘Norris, too happy to give n)>)' aid that I
HARVARD STADIUM. CAM perimcutal farm stations tor uae cept for discovery .beneath a tree. l inng
g u *a 'e landing.
.•lush negro. Other iniUvVmejits were- could,' continued Mine, /'iiele. "I
e r g e a v ic t o r in h is b i g g e s t gl
DIGIITON, hull., d a y
ZC F o r hours not one
BRIDGE,
B an .
May i’O— Pen of new forms of ler'ilizer necdoil in ‘the swamp of $50 und tho
w i t h t h e S e n a t e . H u d t h e s e v o te s , Fred Uchrnes und Il.v'A. Muffley. nm Interested tri know if the girl* (INS)-*-Tvvn 11tit sired officers* of
empfj- satchel in vvldch had reposo r i g i n a l l y r e c o n l i t l f o r t h e hill, three charging
rebbery^
Earl were really poisoned by ladiuin Fu-.ti ru (Ti | ora do-’ nnd W.catern Soup, Chile, was eorved with the iu tho devcLpmcnt of tho govern rd the $3,000 pay roll money of sage from the ship
ments' progrem permit -onie pet.
ccivod a t the base. I t
**'
s t o o d fn s t o n t h e v e to ip ie s tn .n Matthews, breaking and entering or by mesothoriuio.
final of tho Intercollegiate track
cent o f <fortilizn * to lie distrihutoJ tin Hanks Stove and Range Com possibly th n t to avoid th e st
“ I would Miggest thnt th» best Km: af mntifiucd toOSy on one of
th e M cN iiry J l . v i g e i r B i l l w u h l h a v e with, intent to commit a felony;
and field championship* this uf through agricultural colleges, conn pany, .of Romo. In tho abandoned
General
1
li one rat Nobile
ixoutie had
u: _ .dggide 1
Jjiley Roberson und J. A. Furies*, Way for girls td combat The infec the largest nionhur.t* in the his
' b e e n p h 'R cd »»y t h e n e c e s s a r y iw u
jir.vveio- found the hat* nnd coat*
I
No rw 1
tion
(if
it
cipne
from*
radium)
wouhn ifraud lureney; AlbaiT Jenkins,
tory. of the plums countihv Along temoon, an nil day rain turning ty. agent J or cthenviio for •*- o t h r y m. n, dppurently
t h i r d s , a n d Mr
l oulldr
ml
- , .Would bn. to give uj> their WopI; die Smoky Itr.i River two a ir 't r a c k and Jumping pit*. Into mini-' pcjfivji^U^atlcn and tli • educ.itio'have been algnnlljfNloJfeated u g a i n j | urren>.
ptiHfe lakes of Kill irni
Thc/i»- o f w t i i e r a 'll ) r a d ic a l uie o f f e r " fled for aitore active, f l i g h t
' goiVvV -.K ing’,
n
* * and live fur iiwa^ from tile factors
by tlie Semite i*jt .e li glslallvt
c h m le y Wesley, , breaking ami
Ivo nnnnm*
. •. Bay
. The Irnt* vvgtxs expensive
pannm I ' j l \ . Aj ' r , this
planes*
rcoufed
tne
countrywide,
fore,
rccorda
th
a
t
buvl
Is
on
ticO y lillier*.
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■
wa
question.
entering with Intept to commit a where they had b*en emploed.
C u r t i s is n euiidhlnle for the Re j f,.|ouy;
( hurley Johnson, two* in- They ' should rem aiir'lu the open assisting fyrc’f's on the gtouml aiiliei|utt«'d j n •' ie'v of thajBtiines- . Maintenance vf laboratories nnd mh, and tlie coats w ere well made, \mlikcVflr-5 vtow of
tTirr duel' ih the tiole ^uull^ und experimental plants for develop tbr fo rm e r biiaring labels Indicat «Ago reeSjx'ed from tt
publieun noinlmilion.
is uDo dietmeiits ehurging brenking u n i air us mile ns possible ond change who went iihiiulTn 1ui(iunoliili s,
Ike perfornmnres eif Eric lvfenz ment of nil forms of commercial ing purchase in P a nam a City, FU indicated "th a t Ha fu l
nfo.it And 'AiJtvrKfdtnek.
, •
now in tbi position.of being record | c nicniig. with i n t e n t 't o t-ynimU n their life Imhitu.
Tlie j*rtJso senrelu'd fur the four, ami Alfred Bate* yesterday in the fertilizer uml nitrogen products. In tho coats were found, letters running low and that-)
"I tlilhk th a t raw .calves’ liver
h„lh
stdep
of
ibe
McNary
feloiiy;
Sain
Pride
-und
Johnnie
ed -on
is about*us good ireutpKiiit u* any. Im'u 1Ill's who ln»t Wednesday held wriglits and brmul jump respect 1'fivver to nt.inuflictlire und sell *0 homing the name* of ."Ed W rig h t" te m pting to buck bend
Hnngen issue, having vtor origi ,! Uridgee,' desertion und w ith h o ld
, Idle for the bill und <hyi voting j i,*.,. ,upport. and Lam ar Wilson. It would help ellminuto the. pui-ui •up the F u s t National yank at ively were out like an ex*window. the arm y uiiil tinvy i-xploslvcr or and "Wood." Inform ation had only threo instead of
been given tha t tho fleeing car to conserve fuel.
(f the girls hail tin? pointed their I.lunar, Colo., killed the president Th,. Jlnrvuid student hand, hud ncC osaiv nitioget.ous pr ducts
*
th e veld. He thus b ^ l .fol‘p ,rj» and u ite rd ig fo ig n l instfli
to suslidu
IU met coin)detjon of dam nutn hope 11 Florida.lie, nse ta g,'but when
:l>Vw*tics with their months tin' ami cashier and kidnapped a tell" dled ill the Ire of the drenching
Tho supply ship, p i t t a Dr 1
cyrmail
nnd
|tr;irti
"”
n*ent
euine.s what th<
it was about her ‘J nt Musi le Shauls and slc a rt tlw abandoned hulk was found,
tl. only other me"hod of r o o triufjnT <1 ; otr T hursday night jireauihutdy rniii. knew v ita l
In its final presentnirnt,
was ready to procoed r *
m l poliliciuiis in Washington call'
, . . lit
-nvuilnhl. ** us u eompiom.M*enn.li grand jury reported visits to ult llir pol* oil woijjil Finer been through killed Di. William Wmeriiger of when it played " F u r Above C’ayu- | nit 1 ui plant number 2; authorize only a pasteboard card was aus* through the Icq-floes to
with variation*. building o f Cove 1 reck dam iif* pemleil. ut th« roar, announcing
properties nnd offered tin* IpngvfcJLtytliey‘lim) tnsoi |».is llightnii, Kan., and fluilt'il |M»»se- gu s Wulei
tho Italia today b u t J4 s
date for either nomination ill Knu 1 county
Tlie first event - i t avvuy ill j Tenin-shi'e, Iir.il mile, from Musclo tlint'llu* tag was lost.
commendation t<> II. Brownfntf, oluxi in the lungs through breiitli men along the Smoky Kill ltiv« r.
Shaded tho ship's capta
sas G il).
, •, i
Seaivhi 1 s today found Dr. Win- the ilownpour was 11 apeMal lout ^lo.als, f i r purpoM' of regulatin'?'
i n k ‘the I’nison tt would have meant
The threv ' lyiqdR-i'. armed nnd making the-attoitapt- T h l
The situation was sli tense point mmuigei nf the county hnnte, un.l
„f
tin.
4
In
yard
run
for
the
third
flow
■
(,
ri
iine»-.i'i-.
River
und
tribuPaul Riggers, superintendent'* of that hygienic conditions 111 the fac ••rimer's ov« remit tlirei- miles from
fiuuliiji,* UieSiri* of death, held up would be foolhardy to at
rally that Curtis fell railed upon »"
tory were had. Sink a rendition the spot where the physician'* and /otirlli pine........ of yesterday. turiiT. (J i-coti .dll patent* jyifiiitcr- tho uut.mioliilo- in which A.C-C. penetrate tho
Ice-cover
explain his vote, as follows:
J the ennvirt cuinp, for their wmrk would have b: en silijo ising 111 tlie b( idy was fotiml Fridu.V iiinrintig It vvus vv.iii in a stirring stretch iM iu |i'art-i)t affhV Ln- ti?h o h gov-,
Hogg, vice president, ilmlorth
of
S
pitsbergen
have away* favored farm relief 111 the operation of the two iimti , ( ’lilted States.
ernunlit
in
carrying*
nuf
jiropx-t,
drive
by
John
Morrnum.-£tanff*rd,
i a f te r lie lupl lllisweltsl an “uevi
ImoUkeoper of tliii1
tutions,
*
f> * •
loro wua small chance o f al
legi^lation as shown by n»> ' " ,••
in the eonmicndirhlc litiui of *J*-|
Brno than $130.000,000 haul J 't e ) i ,
“.I have never lieariL ef if utse of dent eall."
were ca rry in g tho
,
Tins
,pint
mug's
sessimt
was
de_
e dirigible in th e stojfm.p
for everv farm reliyJ,,. measure^
1
.;
IU
re,ends.
Only
the
brat
w
i
t
|J
kpcatViti
the
pr^ji
c
t
.MitscL'^
inv\
I t ' was believed the bandit, who
this kind in France not even iu
puny's- nuaicy {oretv^ c m plo)^*..embers of the '^expedit
voted on in Coitgrtsa slnff the war. . voted to a- civil aWinii'- of I), *Aji War time when rounUcjm fuelolie. apparently was tlu> one who re- nor vvu* to go into tlie /inul mter ’ Sinaia, AIn
c
n
;u
i
'
•ring
*
report*
I urcing them t-J leave their nu1
Caldwell versus W M L nnjl A. P.
a t K ing's Bay w ere
nnd by my urijnti in offering two Aldridge, f a u l t r e c e d e d . a t l]«>on were employed in work dealing eeivcd medical attention in 'T iin i- in the afternoon.
. > 'dixclore. .’1 l i q j i r u p o n p d Covo.CT'eC'i pfnlitlo, t h e y tied -the’buxinoi* men
which.
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i a t G c n jr a l
N
raVefolly prepared m e a s u r e ^ ........ ..... 1-v mnrillll„ ^ llt
*1)41111,
InipoiiMing
w
ujor
for*giurrj-•
Monty
Wells,
Dartmouth,
1PJT
w ith rinljum. Nor did I ever beat dad, Colo., last tWednesday night,
to-t«»’1i in a thicket o ’f tho z'ond,
until Monday ninrning
would have given relief had they case about half finished. At yc*- of n sim ilar case in* Switzerland died, and having 110 further use clmtnpiiMi, lost all chalice of (due* Kilim of 200.000 hvrjepfvjver' of uml fled noth ward In their* sedan. would sW^ecd In b rin g in g his
been adopteiL. ,.VLuc1i U»
win rr there are so many vvuteli for the physician, tlm remaining ing better tliun fifth in tiii* ird e l e c t H e i t \ v - i * • e a t i m S t e t f \ o c o r t Ifogg.nnd S (range hoard them talk safely throtfYbJthe s t i r m .- '.'
a ' iiiui ti terduy’s session F. M. Davison was
(fbintld o u V u tF * th e dkigthi/.e with the*ftnmars urn111 n*»
bandit, killed him. T)u« Mica-ovri yiinl hurdli'n when In rniild d<* no $37,500,000.
factories.
awarded
JJJMH)
damages
from
the
u( heading tor- tfhajtanooga.
wireless apparistus r a ijr have
„s r favor legi*lj(ti\e‘ relief fc»i Lake Worth Construction Comp
"It may be that these American which the punne* arc reorckiirg I* belter_ tliun third behind John ^ When the. eiilir,’ | reject i» com
.put o u t of commission by lc« v
them, ak lUpOblSjW'Ieatler on this
i girl* were especially subject to rough ground similar i n 'tlie hud | Follier, Brown, und Game, uf ) iilej.^ilrted.-tluv- govT riinicnt will own
any. A
*
fo n n e d In tho heavy fogs It
votj. I felt it JbyYfuty to stand by
Before court, Veecssrd n special ladiuui poisoning. Such cases dh land* country of the fv*ithw|'(|f. |p the flr*l aemi-flnnl* bent. Bell* one of the greatest hydro-electrjv
ilevelopiiienfx.
lit
the
world.
The
countered; th u s accounting fo.
will
run
off
it
npi-olal
heal
vvylli
exist.
To
avoid
repctltioin
of
aueh
the -Pjcjddaut."'.”
IJgx.M-mcn
from
luljojiulilt.
eeimvenire of .'ll) ifutfto* was U sutd be
Eighteen other
Reptibltran*. ing returnatiLp* on Motulay^htorn cases si thorough physical cviimi" tie* oeattered
hours of alienee. -s
.
•
thrmtghmlt
the third a n d . fourth men for fifth I'luntsvat Muscle Shoal* now nre
All e f f o r ts mado by-Norw«
uniting them numerous vice presi ing. The first ertniiiTql.ta*** »ehed natron should be innde of uppti urea a f te r *un»llp today uml |ili*ted •plum. Iif the' final atandhig.-„Gol- cupuhle of produi ing 100,001). horse
P H IL A D E L P H IA ,
May
20 radio sta tio n s to comuniemte.
•
dential ftfpirnttls. felt the same uled /o r li'euriog; Monday is that runts for work. ^
.
guurd*- ut point* where it wax Jler'* tilye, 15 J|-1 0 •aceonil*. wpa power, it i» eel imatrd.
_
i
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f
N
S
)
F
l
y
i
n
g
in
th
e
ir
nnvul
t'oti*<iT
lu
rry
in
g
out
tho
term*
yepy
/
um
G
under
the
colltlllior
thu I ta lia ' havo failed, a cs
•urge- nn.C v o le j'to jiustain the veto of Fred liebrjick und D. A. Muf
."We avoid the danger of con believed — . ...................
bandit* w —
mid , puf'.yJt*
tracting the poison here by using their e / n i S S y o eseupe. Doe -rf ^tchola t of Slanfoni, won llie o f the Nflrrhz- Morin hill huvo b« on rontdanu 'X*PN 12 Lieutenant nows dispatch front .Vadaoe,
They include Edge ( Ilk of New fley on a retibery charge.
$50,000,000 t. Z.-u:i 8ouc«k and Li»lo J. Maxson w a y sta te d today, dfany W
J rtse y . Moses of N>*w H am pshire.
-mull slicks with cutCm wadding the lianilit.H^xignsd liiuisi'lf "litll xtcouii Bern!-filial with Edwards, 1 *1 inuiU'd I p 111
broke two enduranco records bout>on the ond* instead of brushes. *Hiik«k" in o nbte mi tlm t ® . 7)*.ale, secyiid .«^i H»-l 10 second*.
cro In th e n orthe rn region Ar}
Borah of Idaho. J V * " f , *h'"* 1
fore being forced down by rain c r ln g to send out sfilpa to sy>«:
Kansas CiCS keynoter while Goff
(
xiriun'* Imdy which nun Inuiid by '• 110-dusli won l»4' Walter, North*
here nt 4:47 A. M. todayA rctic seas fo r th e dirigible;
m irclieii. yrsU nluy.
'Y. w estern; Bdlrd, Iowa second; t**ht ,
West Yirgildif. wlnC.patied
They were In t h e ‘a ir 17 hours
i*
<
Chicaifo,
third;
Ahrnnmon,
Indi
’
"Oh
yi*L
niurdering
doetor.
sustain.
.
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Ocala— Marlon County's wi
Twenty* Republicans fftrsook tlie
Revenge i* Bweet," n-a«| the note, ana, fourth; Nickol, lllinoi*, fifth.
Mrs. Rachael Tomlinson, wife of
own endurance, recurd for flying m tlo n c jop will be ons o l 1ft
„„
w-ritten oil 11 lurdbnurd, und pin Time 4:H5
White lloitsce onitihjt them being II. Tomlinson died last night at
with » load of 2,240 pounds. The iu num b e r of year*.
Shot jitil—Won by Lyon, Illin e d 'to the di* tor'i* rent. The f*ll>'fu n is * colleague, Senntor Capper. . t i e r home, 12I3 iK.ugluss Street.
funner record, which Dm two
elelnn'* Irmly liaving been found npi*; Nelson, Iowa, n»eond; For„f Kansas, rfenatof Wulsnn or In ) following short diners. She ha I
lieutenants established here r e c e n t
Madison— Considerable p * o |
thrown from u eJiff. Citiren* of wald, Iowa., third; Lapp, Iowa,
diana. uml Senator Norris nf Nc lived in Sanford about two years,
PASADENA, C ali, May
20. ly, wu* 11 hour* nnd seven m in being mado laying 1000 fe e t
RALEIGH, N.
May
20 Dlghton are litcruli^- "Up
In fourth; Roberts, Iowa, fifth, Dis
briisku were the only Rouuhllcaii I coming here from Georgia.
— ( I N S ) —A newly InvcntcJ cx- ute*. They also broke the range w a te r yipe.
presidential, aspirant* . r<r»rdisl
k. ' ,
Funcrul srrvite* were held th .• — (IN'S)—Content for N inth Caro- A n u s ’’ today upon learning the tance 40 feel ‘J inchc*.
ploslve m id to b<- more powerful or distance record of 0‘J 4 mileslina'ii
24
delegate*
to
tho
ilouiton
detuil*
of
Dr.
Wincrngur'a
a
b
afternoon at the funeral homo of
/ttfnlnBt ^tr. C»>oUggc.
•
than nitro-glyccrino nnd T. N. T.. covered In tho present flight wa*
NEW’i P O R T
R IC H l^f—
Til* Deniorrata split -t* U 1,1 Miller und Erickson with Dr. F Democratic Convention get* Under duction. The physician wax last
was tho center of widespread a t to be unnounccd la te r today. T he municipal building will ' b o
way
today,
in
1,751
precinct
m
e
e
t
seen
several
hours
before
leaving
l).
King,
pastor
of
th
e
First
Bap
favor of over riding the veto. Pre.
tention in- scientific circles toduy, nvintori were accorapnniod by a s tr u tte d her* thia
sident.ul-candidates on the Dcno- tist Church, in ehurgej Interment ing*. With the Untie cleurly drawn on tho Creund uf inprcy a f te r a
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•
following a'scries of tests conduct machinist.
______________
between Coventor AI Smith of telephone cull from one of the
,,u tie side split, too. ns Walsh ol followed in I .ukeview Cemetery.
ed here. The new aubstnnee called
New
York
und
R
e
p
tC
o
n
le
lL
Hull
The
condition
of
W
a
lte
r
S
te
w
bandit*.
Montana, voted to .uitnhi the veto,
ard, injured T hursday night In un radium atomito by its Inventor, H.
MAYO—Mayo Untiling Work* of Tcnno*»ce, it » asfeXpeeted to
while George of Georgia, voted to
kutuniobiU accident, wan repotted R. Zimmer, was exploded In
day'*
meeting*
w1)l
be
more,
g
e
n
e
r
wove*
into
it*
new
homc.*outh
of
over-ride, and Reed of Missouri
constructed
trnnrhc*
ally
attended
than
any
which
|iuve
to lie “uboul tho t*ma'L.totlay by npecially
•tation on San Pedro Street.
uhxtained from voting_________ ;
a tta c h e / or the F r r n a ld - U u g h to n n ear here nnd in l*uden cyflnder*
hem -belli »ince-U4l2»
.
, The te»t* were conducted at the
The s ta te DejiUH-rntic Vixccu->
Hospital.
.
Steward, suffering a fractured California In stitu te of Technology
tive Commjttee last week defentod
W ASHINGTON, May 20. lI N S j of raU filibuster*.
skull, several broken bone* and pos under tho supcrdlvlslon of Lieut.
the proposal of Hull force* to
T he insurgents, hot
—A
fte r vainly fighting » fiUbuasible internal Injuries, I* in grove Col. A) M. Adams, professor of
hold an informal preferential prinotice on 4 h « . a d u in is t
— • ..
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., 'May 20.— condition, It wa» declared, HI* con military science nnd tactics. Thu tc r against enftc'.nrcnt of th e f a a r o te would have to
iniary and today vvo* the only op
portunity of overt* to o'tpre** the ir ( I N S ) —A death th re a t following dition was no worse today but a ; results, it was announced, showed mous Boulder Dsru Bill f p r M*e the Boulder Dam BL,
preference for pre»identiul nqinl- his t ^ i ^ * refusal to divorce him, the san e time showed little Im •that radium ntomite, has a dis last tw o weeks, tho Insurgeht would a tte m p t'.to hold 1
* WARRINGTON, May 2d. (IN S) the eomm»*»i<m for upprevnt.
brought tragedy to thu home of provement.
JLPlans to bv(;tg pro*|»crit>- to the ' Im portanm of the rubber rehab m>e.
placement of 1,500 >cubic centi bloc of tho Senate today threatened in scuityn a n d . Cor'
• ' , •«* r ~’*1
S ta te Dcinocralld'Chalrman Den* Joseph G. S tew art, 13, / f o r m e r
rubber iftduxtry \Ur> dUtloscd here ilitation move l* einpha»l*ed by the
meter* ft.4 compared to the IJiHO tfl Inuneh a. filibuster of Ibclr own next d r f V •' A* Ii*bi_
WOMAN R A IL E D .
whiLj fkvuriu^. th o
feet displacement vf nltro-glycur.
today by G eneral1 Lincoln C. .'-An* fa rt thnt the United SU tea run- ri* G. Urumitt, wluf i» also a t- president uf the Dixie Margarine
ifrew*. form er a»»l*t»nt. aecretary ,u n te » .nearly 70 percent of the .torney general, todays reiterated Company here when hi* wife shot
ine and the 1.125 displacement of lo B l< k adjournment o f thft S e v uo:i .uj^, annuunyed
wrrld
rubbor
productitin
of
fiJO,BALTIMORE, MJ„ May 2 C -- T. N- T.
, nticth Congresi next Tuesday a f 10 changu In this
•nt t h e treaxury. who ha» been *oifci* ruling th a t any other voter may him through the heart ox he lay
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IcctcxJ t e a d of the Rubber Institute. CK)0 Iqng ton* annually. Rubber demand a showing of hand* on the asleep, thia morning in hi* bedroom ( I N S ) —Charged-wlj^i driving her
Congress
'f
h
e
new
explosive,
yccoriling
ternoon.
e
ninnufai turer* hav'e
ah output
over their aniall store on the automobile while intoxicated,- Mrs. t o . Ua inventor*, c a n - - b o » m a n u ^ I k e resolution of adjournment.
Tho Dot
Andrew*
to he the Ju d g q J ^ n d i*
valued at over ?1JJ50JMH),00U a presidential candidate*,. Und that Ilom lake Road.
Iva E. .Gilmore, wealthy widow factured a t f u r less expense thuu l i ^Already adopted by the House, was >.y Senator Jt
the delegate* musl be appointed in
of the lndu*(?V.
■
■The couplo had been m arried 23 residing a t a ‘ fazhiopable hotel,
iud Kap. Si
Andrew* hid.l J f«nf<renc<> with yi»nr. *
* -T h e plan, i* L* ellmiuale all proportion to the vote e a st for. years, Mrs. Ruby, Stewart, 40, tb* was sentenced - to 3(J days in jail required for the m aking of com to be put before th e S tn a te today won a re
fur
a
vote.
So,
too.
was
tho
con
frdrrul trade roinmiHiaii offum
mcrcial
blasting
substance,
now
In
each
candidate.
,
-rf,'
"
unfair and sinetbiral practlrr* ih
slain m an's wife, told s h e r if f s tff to d b y ^ L a te r she will bo urraigned general use. C ontrasted to other ference report on the Second D e House, w h o re the bin]
w ith a view U ^ - r d drafting of u competitoin ^J'd di»trilpltion.', An
of buxine** ethlr* f«»*
in drew* expl*i?ieil. “llonextja lite r a l
F a r m products of Florida for fleets that S te w a r t had nagged her before a United States commis explosives, the d anger element Is ficiency Appropriation Bill, annus, without even a
J^try. vK W M H » r W , M d j l ' «V ly i* the l»r*t policy fbr.bu*lne*» season of I»£d-27 valued more than the entire night, a tte m p tin g * ro sioner o n - a charge of unlawful considerably "reduced, tho Inventor harbinger of adjournment*. Tin "hey ara befog
r oy
persuade h e r to divorce him. S(cw possession of liquor, two gallons stated, In the rndluift atoniite can- adoption of tho resolution and the hr laurels until
>r,iiwnioitt«hoWtLd-'- that a trade one! such a policy will be *et up in $100,000,000
a
r t had been attentive' to a former t f w hi/ky having, been found in
»hcu actiua can be
qvrpctlcej r
pot^ be set off by a ja r r in g contact conference report will insure ad Serrate*
lice t«id.
'
.
tml|i»tr>’* iteel/ the lubber Indu»try for th e p ro
umploeo a t the Margarine t ’o m p ; h V car, poll
journm
ent
n«At
Tuesday,
it)
*J>B«
I’AHOKEE—Comereto'nr
laid
i d -nt'diJR
* . . **_*2_I
uor during its manufacture.
•
>y
any, sheriff'* officer* rcppjU d.- •.
'Tpp ita code of ^thic* tection of manufacturer*, dUtri- for Pihok** Junior high school.
.woubLm'
1 [butor* and pon»umer•.,*,..^,.
•wokld
be
submitted
H,
r h fi ^h l1i t e c
- 4
20 INDICTMENTS,
FIVE'FOR MURDER
BROUGHT BY JURY
i
M ern h ei A u d it M ureaB U f l :ircutaU on»
TUNFOim. yilOltlDA. SATdUbAV. MXVzCT928
$10,000,1)00
>mP«
Flyers Break Record
For Navy Seaplanes
(
Mrs. Tomlinson Is
lo
Claimed By Death
•f
$100,000,000.
New Explosive Has
More Power Than
Than*
Well Known T. N.T.
North Carolina To
Make Selection Of
Party D elegation
Steward’s Condition
llemains Very Grave
’ General Lincoln Andrews Announces
• . Plans To Benefit Rubber Industry
Wife Kills Husband
For Making Death
Threat Against Her
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m
STANDING^
n . o n m A k I a T b I. b o t u
West Mlm Hcnch
Orlnndo .........
St., Petersburg .....
DaVton.n Heath
Minini
.
’
Two h e a d in g A m tric n n l.c n g u c SANFORD I.........
C lubs C lash A gnin Today
In A n o th e r Double H e a d e r;
NATIONAL LEAGUE
C uba l.ose K ourlh S trn lg h l
Cincinnati
•St. L 'uls
Chicago .
N ew York
Bush, rf
WnllnccJ
V r iM ffi
{
p » fj in Philadelphia this n'tetnqon
It n V.I1611 thf^ Athlfilir*. nnd they V an
n 6 kecr,. who m-o making o'. into horjc
fftee *#o u t of *the i*4
Amerienn Leagud
JJ
fk. «
gjdeh' lit imotM^r double
J> a hegdeK they divided yestcrtjay’jjr
•I 0 | t w b i l l araung the c h to n of n 'n r
ackxmtjn-ijh
«K4r3l>;
ojrnseiuL'c >
L\.3H t 7 27 17*‘ 0
fo r T’rl^bie in fifth.*;
Miami— '■* , n i p r . V o n {\
(l
Dosposllo, 2b • 4. II (I3 . 4
4 11 u :: 0-‘‘U
'vafentito third t»ri Dunbar’s sarrl- Johnson, ef
flee, Henning singled to,score Hin P arker, rf .........4 <>
kle. IlchnJng plirered'oiccon^. «nd. Crowe. 3b .... , ...,■ 2 1 b U 2 0
, ; 1 2 2 1.3 a a
.’sdhHd pn Alldp's long single.* 1 Hinkle. Hi
1; j[i
in the fourth the* H*t»tlerTnddcil -.DunbuiV*1* . ' 3 1- .n
two mbre. In thd .fiftH W nford *IIrnnln, J f
aeBuntered rnigo' nn’ct\ came! ,<b»irk Allc/U' ,V
1
m
m
n
•
m
It)
17
Pitt^b.uhfV
Bti>t£»r .....
11
Pct>M'hi!?dclphli
tl
.030
.(ton
.577 New York •M.. M•".•*.*.fc• 22
Philadelphia
. 22
Cleveland
...21
St. Louis ............ .
16
|;ostoh ■.
4
Detroit
ft
Chicago ____
13
.Washington
----- 11
Ifl
7
16
20
18
24
23
.1
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,5
.
.4
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Orlamlo at Daytona Beach.
Miami at SANFORD,
Wert Palm Beach a t St. Peters'
burg. ^
....
22 .1
.NATIONAL T EA G U E
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston nt Bronklyn.
RESULTS
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Orlando 13; D ajtona IleBrh 6.
West Palm Beach 7; St. Peters
burg 11 .
Miami ft; SANFORD 4.
•*
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St* Louis i f ; Clevclnpd 0.
letroit 0; Chicago 4.
Now York l»-2; Philadelphia jT*.
■Washington ut- Utx'tvn, rain.
;
.
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York a t Philndelphiir.
Washington ol Boston;
•
Detroit ut Chicago! •
St; l.ouis u i .fJcVcIftnd. “
’j.’j ’
!
A tlanta at Memphis. ^ *
Hlnhlngham at Little Rock.
Mobile at Nii'hVillc.
New Orleans at Chattanooga.
TODAY’S GAME
... n
.
Mobil**
2ft .355 New Orl
24 .2C0 Nashville
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Sabi (Amy of the St. Louil Brow\is
stoggerrd .unde;; the
n 12 tt*
9 -winner ov^r -the CleVcInnd Indlnns. Blue bat four lilt*. ,
•
Fnf PothcrgilJ*4 double’ Irv Ihn
twelfth rtnkgd IM raJt t<cu 6 to I
d e c is is oviy- CMcnjM j»nd enabled
the Tlgors t r - l f k o sixth place
^way rrom 0tr S o x /
. .
Other ten ins were Idle.’,-'
ra v
cteHFdr-catlihrdlucmfwyy
.643 Toledo nt T.onlsvllle. .
.561 Cojumbns at Indianapolis.
St. Paul at Kansas City.
'40*'» Minneapolis ■* Milwaukee,
.400
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
1613 Memphis
1H .480
ATION
'
Him
NATIONAL LEAGUE *'
\>w York 6 ; Brooklyn :\.—r 1
Cincinnati 1 ; St. Louis 7.
.,
AMP,ni(.’A S~ ASSOCIATION;.
Only three schrduled.
jM
AMERICAN A S S O C L w B fc
Columbus ft; Indinnapolis^^B
Minneapolis 0; Kansas
Toledo 7; Louisville 5.
St I'.oil
Mllwaukt<■ \ m
SOUTH ATLANlTn .I.K/®
Greenville 12; Knoxville 4.
C olum bia^; Augusta 2. . W t j
Axhevlile ft; Spartanburg 2. xB
Charlotte 1; Macon 5.
SO l'TII EASTERN I.EAGUK
Tijmpo 3; Montgomery 2 (IS h
nlngs).
~
Savannah-Pensacola (fo rfeited *
Pensacola, 'J to 0, Savnnnnh fulrc
to arrive).
Jacksonville 5 ;‘Co|utnbus ft. »
Albany 4*5; Selma 7*3.
' - SOUTHEHN ASSOCIATION
A tlanta 2; Memphis 3.
Birmingham 8 ; Littlo Rock 5.
Mobile 3; Nashville 11.
New Orleans 13; Chnltanoogn 1*4.
2
third and llodire's w e n t/ld jo play
left to Held, *• .
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Tho tw n’tehms meel4|rls .after*
nopn ttnd tomorrow* g(;a»iiionn,
Orlgpclo S lit o;t het-9
^Pflytoffa 'Beach- ft*
Ojffi-Sidedh; Contest.
;
ilXXTONA^nHAOlli* Mit^* 25.
) • ^ & frr td ^ 4 m in f y - l j d n u d t r t . to
j 4x filU-WhlT# rtho • ’mates' were
pounding two local pitcher^, for 1H
bita^M w i .the visiting -Orlnndo
”- * Cftlts V npturcd the opening ganut
iff \ \ # merles Tbuyrdli>* 13 .to »k
t r l p p - did* very., nltely 'fctir’"'tli«Islanders T ot fjx timing's,' bill
w-nlKmcJ in
sercitlh tong was
•replty-ed 'by,1 HtORcs. wUA llkewl-e
i wfts- patlpded KpveJrly
.till* Cult
UllamVii, *.
. d f tep* a good fiaU«gnpie-wilh tie
' ^ e e p tfo n of-Oif dlsa^yoiu seventh
*vwlK:n t b f ,<voi\*.l’«n wild-.to score
* eli^iC suns f o 'f eight - hiU. a sacii!*-flcii and ,Ju walk. Abie . (Mnmn".
/ 'sp ty taru lu r Orlnndo/li-st,b«<einao*
led bh» mutes with : f^Ur bipub 4
4 2 -M ^ O
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^y>- fcdmandson. cf. 3
• T h e ’DiiIih v.-i ie stopped VcntprBurbdgh ’O rlim s ’ of (hr
.Rlrafc* 6 U» 2 whll^ Flint Rl^cn
pjtrfTeil tlw* 3 ’Hids -t7»'
7 - to 1
tripffiplj’e w r i'niclniu^i. Tlie Rio| h
•pit' land- SL I> iis by -bnly five
)ioHit«.;, •* .
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•"‘ Jess Iji'tty, the hr.ioklyti "had,
lipy" whose only .wpilluia/—l« ittf
n v a lh / mk'Iiik, whitf-jv-rislieil the
M *V ( ia to /^ f iA A P ii o n
. ; [I'fp.uD .3 to <• in. his fu st Sturt
alivce lie wtftc siitH'VJ'd.isI for-sjiefuj• l^HtafRkVTD. ^ n j ’nlflJJil.:M ,-P. Ing his ovoiiR)gn-mr-.ii. ilnyliubl'
ffir (inlJi^vgV.'^f^lmul •« Itparehliig saving schedule-In rcntinl stui.diM d
for; treusureH.'nlionnl the*' -sunken Jbnti irriit .ry T ld /Ittlh r fbr,. re
i^pniifsh Arimtilp. gattivdis * off venge 01* touiOthing, tho- non-re
Toberm ory,.Ireland. It is believed fillitlilf. g«ulht«\w. In Id New Yoik
that the giilleoiis contain gold, sil to tljree hits-ate) th e brcsiklyns
ver-mid jod’els,- and perltnps the s'lRinriM^he scrii v AJuly 28 men
<ruwrl‘'futeniliil fur the )ving of frt\*t:<| hint.
$lihoyg|i nmniled for IK hits
Spain as King j/f. Englniid.
•T
AVENUE
Upjholstering
.Expert
O m eet the ihst gi-owing'dema,ndfor Gulf Service, w e ate opening,
a Service Station :a-f-the abo^e
location. The usual p r c p ip t^ tf efficient
Gulf Service will beo^ered to motorists
by courteous'attendants
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, - . .llebliflnnn. 3b.*
ft
Flsehny, 21i.w... ,-M
F nrm by.i'^ . 8
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DayliHiVlteiivli ajw 1
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1 anv.opeitinj? bliopjn Sanford aiuHvill
be equipped lo liaifdle iviiy ltind-olr.re.[iair
work pi’omj)I|y.
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I M i o n e ' i n cprr of—f*yniHi and .Jordim
111c*., mil'll new jiddrcVs is annoimccd.
lliir*T?rS|h!
McIkiIIn. rT ^
Wvcollis. 1 I
Miller. If
Kiiiingsyvovfh
lTopfiiiio,* s»
iluxler, 1b.
Haywortli. «
Tripp, |i.
,Sliikr». p.
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(V jitu -r I'ii-.s! S |.-;irt,| S n iifn iil A ir.
[O U K P R O D U C T S ]
Ip
. tiyikVeUs, (iraff. Fmniby. Sacrifice
: ‘ hits, Hayworth, Abrams. KirltV.
-- Flsclfer." Strike outs^by Kiiimby 3.t
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That GOOD GULF Gasoline
b y T rip p 2. il n s e nj| ball*! ° f f
FoYmby (Toppjno, B u x ttr J D\*
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ble plays, U hrniann to WelU *‘r
Kotmhyt « * o (f,lo Hayworth . »o
. B axter. Stolen bases, C'oy, Fofntbj
2. I^ * t on bttse.tlrUmdo 7. Dnytont .
ileach 7. n its , off Trlpji 11 in 7 t
3 innings. L.ialng pitrlibr. Tripp
llm iiires, Moore and Weaver, T|m e,
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GULF NO-NGX Motor Fuel
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SUPREME MOTOR OIL
One ’
G allon
• T «f burning of Hie tiaian 7
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•whwJ“ kaaeban
world by tho.aara.
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At the aame ilme It wa* prftp
i-.-Cdefirdte that “Slata’’ will continue
wnji the tribe **
o t •w,u,t*
’ ‘Tradea -ml trgnafar* w«Tr expectrd to folloif. to the wake of the ap
,
(Mdntpreut of Horn.Uy aa |daycr-
S u p r e m e M o to r O il
t OPENING DAY — May 26, 1928
wo will present to each purchaser of five gallons or more of
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Uader tbc guidini/hand of one °<
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Oak and Third
when pumpetl into tnnk of car n one gallon can of Supreme Motor.Oil
Fisk Tires
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THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE OR
GULF NO-NOX
MOTOR FUEL
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VULCANIZING GAS & OIL
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THE
McLaulin’s S tore
One Of F lo rid a ’s
Best Jewel
Shops
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SANFORD
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A ,
clrctric llshlV mid wntcrworioi Mr*. W- W. Wilton.
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ryrlcm r, an ,, attractive bufinea.*
Mt. and Mrs. J._E, Baj-tief ,mul ■:
neittun utut i»ri'>trr*-«'iivi- ritU rnship, Oil'd til SL, AllRUBtin'! III*!. Wi" k 1
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Lnki- Mary is hl*r.irtitiR new>ty»i* and
w ere .the
u. . .u. .tti*
<»fr >lir._
and 1
Ui'ii;« rapidly: Ar\ active tHomlmj: j -Mr*. Stsvfns lo r ai vcr.vV d i.V.
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Hr. D.
Mfiin *7 W nsh'rnttrn., T
ipinu-rcc keeps thi*
the ccmrriunhy
nm m unPy
D. C. spent Sunday ami Monday
bffore ihu public eye.
i:t Oiuluotn Inn.
ta k e Matirm*
I like Monroe bo* tin* i!i*l!nrtlen
Mr. and Mr*, t-u rlii I^iwry,
.if blinK inc of the Rieiite.il Im ik Mr. and Mrs. Ollft'iu Trihhle an,I
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iiiR n tiley in the cvur.ty. Celery, h tt.c iluuRhter of DcIviniJ were
nu’p, ^epperr, heniiir, tomatoc! he Riica'u: of their p.iii-ntt* ,vMr
iiki,tl:i>i''criipi :i»i- Rrowti here ir i - Mr. T. K. Tfihble/Sundxf.'. *.
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-The rrtany. fnnid> -if.Mv-. H-.T.
iTii> In/d./if. i-tke ■
VJ°P I'll l'W)V flrovvn .ure jifiusKi; t-j '.now th v
li h 'i ii i eir/ill«*rit v iew . of lliv ‘ hc.ii t'blu to )• > . . . nmai j :it*T
1 ik'e M».nr*u*, by Ihr be.'CC'l lor iielnj; l j t ; w i m n i l i|s»y>,-,v / j;
Mr., niit) Mr.r. Jo- Chalk; ■ ape
(n'tho {i H'iw*;buii ebiner of.-thi*
t
fiHlijtiJr isC Vi’iti'd at all JnuhlinR a new ' hpiiii -.err l.iii.:*i
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ell «bii\ nf^ihe ycaV<
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, •AmvVei'pU(y!(,l' the sbd and jKo ■ A't'aju WciintFaf^y t-vtS.nw the' ’m . •
JrSBtti'iri1 or'.iho .tow’d Havi n t;' •ho* wl)o playedi,ip.-''Ci^ir^ipiii n.li
Mjtrloi! Initny; people frurfl oilier •llusbnnrl" Riive n siim-rp'o-lmfty at .
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Mhuroc ii atem'lily Mr*. WaRiterV-vJiJmc- fhr
jfiSftlit rtl
wtpolrtR*rjcj?ftiit:
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a* limt
pno 4»f
<tf Old
(be Jwinc 1wr; birthday. 'P(iftro'‘*’V'
ftni- T yi i,"-ltbh! y iiiWhiR ki^U o| is'. pl'Oiit 2 i p re sm t dfiil after, an r\ ■
;n -thIt »la;v‘ :-V j •i’j X . .- V-'* ju in ^ of cORtesK ami n k”w 1>•-T1-■
vtcuj( ji'frc»hT]ii‘iU‘i were v r.'i-d I
(h . 1:-. ,i: |fry princi)niJ eud’/ Mrs. -y. ;K. t.ony apd Mr?/ 11. T
m I k s I iniiss'-tb(l ,i iiuiUir.ily f t •jfrown. Mrs..tV.iRTi.t v *,s 41) i"ieri.
ii d-i» ;k w ly pift hyi the nwjnbori. i
ii , ,••;!•. • ufitys ' I t ' i'l lOeTtfikl* 11*
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Seminole County Statistics
W E N T Y -F IV E p f r c e n t n f 'l h c
re v e n u e
T
S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 2G. 1 9 2 8
d e riv e d
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Balancing'Foi :’ Flywheels
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fro m t a x a tio n is e x p e n d e d on sch o o ls, a n d .*13 p e r
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This y ear i* the 2olh ailnlver* I
c e n t on (food ro a d s . '1 h e to ta l w e o lt h 'p e r c a p ita fo r
v * - e .*7’
rary of Henry MrLnulin’s ijcrvice |
m t* " :
th e c o u n ty is -a p p ro x im a te ly §700. S e m in o le C o u n ty
ns a Jeweler In’flnitfdri!. hr a ipim ■I
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h a s m o re , t h a n I (JO iiiiles o f h a r d - s u r f a c e d ro a d s .
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ler of n cantury he has’ ‘done
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O ne o f th e la rife s t | hiu lt r y d e v e lo p m e n ts in th e
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business h ire unil.r hi awn name.
Miami piled _
S t a t e is now in p ro r 're s s in S e m in o le ('o u n ty .- S e v e n
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Hecantly, a bllildinr? on !’n;U Ave*
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th o u s a n d a c r e s o f th e c h o ic e s t o f S em in o le ( o n tify iancCs,^/
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wiis rvntodeicti to house/ u
S t^ S S ^ P a B s Total pun
h a v e liven p u rc h a s e d fo r t h is p u rp o s e , , . ' , ■ ' '-f
m
lam rily Krowing busiitiCH... , •
the rtponirtst Year And e^;The
T h e re c e n t S t a f f iivtyicpH u ra l. c e n s u s .sh ijp 's fip .p en y J
firi.t rocntlon iii-cupiid l(y
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ce n t o f S e m in o le (Tuiiit>:. c itiz e n s to he liom « o w n e r s .,/'■
Mel.aulin’s is win re Toth tVilliams) pwol iouui now i:> From
, th e . ju d ic ia l* s e a t of S em in o le O u n t y , j s
. coftiJBeenMaintained there he miiyed^-loi dhi^ W oodrulf , o n e So fa nthf oer d lidsl-v<‘i»
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T h e p o p u la tio n o t S e m in o le ,.( - mh»i^ . jic c y in lin t 'll),
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til April -it!' thi - year when Ini i/oi.
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th e 19*25 e<nsu sp ’-'jv'nK 11(5111), . * J •;
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’up h t t 'j i ’ V ipnirfer. o: Far It Avi
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T h e aveV;i!'.e^ l e ^ p ^ r a t u r e f o r S e m in o le
O u n ty * (
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itCTord/nJ' to O v h v t a im t'- p ia lis lie s , is 72 d e c r e e s .
The liuifiiinjt wiii, Ii Jie.;iUw,*H,>u
• • ’ Sciliiriolc C o lih ty p e r p e t u a t e s t h r n a m e o f a t r i b e
inytf huW been , Iw.tally redefSij(h'’ I
I Statistics Show id incet tin Jev i'lu ', iiee-1: .. y»7’•• iif In d ia n s w ho V,i ^ I r p H y . c laim ed F lo rid a a s t h e i r
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, f . 'IK- Gradualjnercas^ In its n in jrii pipijinhenl im dl play’ ‘ h o iileTijiv ax sess&’ j ■V*a lu a tio n o f tlie
'c iip n ty in 1925 w a s
,iri'i
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h
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clry
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> 'a Sanford* Shipment^ " ftT*thlJ hve ! fi], Vili.diftrf&tjyi'S js.m jo.oiift,
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In tl.-i titaU
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jo* of }u m ost pru«|Wr6n? ship-,
P
r . "J pliiR'vdwons: This y e a rs celery
■ " ,<op js OXpected to , eclipse' that
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y&$r not only In production
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■ ‘ ‘t i l ’in j4 >t profits. No uccuniii
1 hint-. L.,V W’.U. h o p - s i - ' 1 ■ ,Tf ViiyV f>w ^ S l '
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■ iU risjfciiii^ve ycb-- been compih ,1
i i . , .da ifj,ii.i-;)r.-1i0/,a- oi ih
it,t/u-*, .i-th,.
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, u'-tpo rtloofclary return. to the
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>sfj v ' ?*, Vfmtl). ho M t f f f l m
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iiwVeiVuf this pocttoil-j but tw*
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Ca.to, »vh eh pro 1«.,! iVc lev Dm! auriNt'et# t-’j i t W «'f Hie '■ 1 i‘W 1' »-» »'*'■
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The '{{NnJiUpU TAjiwrlVi.t/ipui I*,
**tn lead to. th r. piViiictjon that the
o
f’tV'pifdril"war.
jm/iduiajd
Wan m» re satisfactory -lUpti fo r
hy the Clmrh s-*K. llawln;,*
’i« MHMiqb 0 0 9 2 0 -2 7 / r
In tk e 'fiirt*t place a better price errynt i.erpoiath-;i' , n f . ^V.'-tyhinj'
tChl I).
tip ah, nth. it usd l r
■yel w as m aintained, Ujroujrhout
rAti'd ill ftatifnrd't !au F o.ii *h*.\ .
>o sooson than fo r'ln sf. yupr ' Tloi Fjifi'rle • lb' H^irfeW llmpil
oafrled w ith this is the dedans \ '■• rljtl- C'otjnfi ..-fijjit u)V|i!i ‘fhd o-i
th n t thin y ear's crop is the i rntt*- i: hthpr plnat u
c t lu « v ' : y i s
* W p e n t Brown in several yepr
J>1 - npik ‘I’m. Tyt'l 1st'* 1 jo «n» U *‘r-,
w ere n o t as high ii •i.aiictii.V’t t,
l- f „ .i ‘ ■Jl"
loud—years and other prod tie, I.Uild, l |fi| am ^- ’l ' u^’tin. in.»
On-^ 00tig, w ere pared by tin
ei’O, -and ■i-'ipis-t^ to • •»' ■.--iniirr
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t*; do .:K ,Tu „c: Jdn. t o
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Thla y e a r’s output w ill alno itur a-l i w her...' I, m s .1. .......... .'..-.I
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Mjo t h a t Of la st season. Thi
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tol shipm ents of celery from t!t* ‘md to «'•.{•••:
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d for any other ainvu the btstvi(lu* devcJopttionl <ii’ fv minnk* t ’cimlv'. Pui c milk -irofii “
t movemPnt ip any one yeui
’ ’o
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cai cl uliy kepi cmy’s. iaiikod in caiman* stables, is furA ”- "• r- •
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7 - ■■bi^a-o,t:'*-%i „ - 1 mt« since the bi'(*iiiiuiiR‘ of tin
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pire-n. I l/ 1899, ihu lim t year i;i i*red. !*«.!iv Vnlofmf
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A large portion of the progress made in
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Itecognized as the world’s richest Voge-'
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33*pcr cent of all the celery grown in the
United States More than five fnillion
dollars annually is derived from this crop
Irrigated farm kinds have steadily held
their value for the past ten years demon
strating to the world that farming in'
Seminole County is a highly profitable
and prolific pursuit.
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Millions of dollars have been expended
in improvements, greatly enhancing
property values and making them more
Substantial. The future for Seminole
County is exceptionally bright and it is
backed by productive soil whose wealth is
not equalled in the State qf Florida.
more tender.
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gold” northward each day during the celery season.
Hundreds of field hands labor from early morning un
til late in the afternoon cutting the bleached stalks
destined to grace thousands of dinner tables.
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wo know, it is first l a s t a n d a l l t h e t i m e , S i d n e y .1. C a t t s .
Whatever stand he takes, on a • p i e s t i o n o f p r i n c i p l e , o r o n a
(piestion of business or polities, the i n t e r e s t o f S i d n e y .1.
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A n d J.’-.w, ( ' a r s o n , ' g u l laJfU f i j f h j . c r r . l H a l h o i s , \ r n g c s n i s c a m p i o n ' A 0 ,A l N . b i y ( ' a t t a , .
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A n d D o y le C a r lt o n is A O A I N S T
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of opinion in thin important mat
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this Unit to point with pride to the
fact timt Gywum-r ,\rnrtin's stani
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his statesmanlike vision when th.*reclaimed lUgcldamls arc. ilo'lpA
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lieyi; e f s .
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jicenju.-y in the jewelry hnsrpess indicates one thintf.
dearly ; -tJial the jeweler iri a man of integrity and ahil-
W h en th e l'oitii.i.*
wan lirst in tro d u c e d Ics»
th a n !;>•(>a d d a Italf year;, ago, im m e d ia te buy*
ifig entfluxia-m ;;a s aroused. T h e pu b lic ac
cepted th e sta irn ie o t o f fie n c ra l M otors a n d
O .ikl.m d th a t her.* ;;a% .1 n e w c a r o fferin g six*
c y lin d e r vahu* never iv lo rc e n jo y e d at such
low p rice. 7'WiXl P o n tiac Sixes sold in l92fi
esi.iblisbed a vyorl^’s 11 ko rd f o r a n e w m ak e of
ear. Sales for I *T 7 carrie d tlie total o f satisfied
P o n tia c ovClieis b e ; 011.1 th e 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 m a rk .
A n d now,* ev en il ir- u n riv a led v alu e c o u ld m»f,
be priw ed by* com parison n id i o th e r cars in its
tfyld—e v en il its stipeoiorii y c o u ld n o t be d e m
o n stra te d b y (scores o f a d v a n ce d fea ta rc ^ c o iu b in ed in n o o th e r lop ^v-i. isd six^-cvcn*ifnll its
claim s to leaijcrhbip xv^i ie t'ased Oil g en eralities
— you co u ld still buy th e J ’ontiu~c Six w ith ,c o n
fidence
fo r 200,000 bu y ers c a n ’t bfc w rong!
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If you w a n t to k n o w th e l rut lx ab o u t th e T o n tiac Six, go to t i p o;; n c r m to w n . A n d jf yoii
b e a r p raise alm ost to o e n th u sia stib to believe,
cem em lver.'thal 2^0)000 o w n e rs w ill tell you.
siibstantially (Im oaiuc
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Seminole Motor Co
Rive’s Garage
MCLitulin’s is perhaps (lu .olriest firm to i'lin under tjve
sanu* nanuuin Sanford. Thousands of persons -in that
time have Been customers in fhe !Mcl-aulin Store. TIuUm
sands li.avi*-%hmitfht .vaiuahk*
jewelrv and silverware.
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Weddings and othdr inipoitant occasions have brought
ffifls from Me La 111ip’s for many years. The lai#er.Anerp
centajre of the homes in Svtpipofe 7,C<Hint-yJiavA». Some
pieces and often dozens of 1)ietijN of Atc<aniHiT D I l\|u'dise.
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THE SANFOni) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
FRIDAY. MAY 2.7, 1928
HOLY CROSS CIU RCH
Social A n d Personal Activities
F I R S T B A PT IST CHURCH
.FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Service* at the
Holy Communion 7:!I0 A. M.
Churrh School
A. M.
Holy Communion r.'ml Sermon
11 A. M.
"O ffice Telephone U n MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence TcL 57,
First
Baptist
M r and Mra. Morris Kottleman,
entertained Thursday evening with
n reception at the Jewish Center,
honoring Mrs. Milton Block, a re
cent bride.
The commuity house was n veri
table bower with numerous potted
plants and palms together with
bowli nnd baskets of gladioli. Ill"
lies, phlox nnd other p retty cut
flowers combined-with ferns.
Receiving 'the guests
upon
arrival Was Mrs. 11. Kottleman of
Orlando, who introduced them to
the receiving lino which included
Mr. nnd Mrs Ivplllemnn, 1 Mrs.
MiBon Block J rl’V-und ‘ Mrs. M.
! Block.
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L# Dancing was enjoyed- through;
Kftut the evening, the music for the
Bnneers beinjh furnished by a local
o rth tstru . Dijriug the intermission
refrethtnents of .chicken salitd,
snmiwichtH nnd icet cream were
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served- i
About'-150 guests were In nltendance, including u number of
out of-town guests. Among them
werp' ,Mrsj II; Uravermnn, Mrs.
Dave Fraqklln nnd- daughter of
Blnuiughdiit^ Ala., Hnd 1 Mrs. 1I<
Kottleman of Orlando.
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Evening Prayer amt Sermon ,5
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---- Miss Huston Honored
nrial Calendar
Young‘People# Service
ilStO P. M.
P ersonals
Witl> bridge Party
l.cagu-
All visitors cordially welcomed.
One ‘o f the prettiest social
Misses lfeUtf and Vlrginja
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
j imirtesics with which Miss Mil* Deane of Monticell•• art- .visiting
I dutd Hust-n;, a bride vh t,t, \ has hero a s"th ct guests of thqir ?Hter
• \Ninth a n d Pnlmetto Avo.
l» tn limu)rcd„wuh. w« n that of Mr.r ,Cullytn Flowers, at her home • ltildc Schonl-Ptd.'i A*. M.
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on l i u r e l Avcliue. *
Worship and ' Communion 11:01*
♦'rldn.V- evening, when Mr#.,. Pres*
A. M.
Prayer Itund.nf UidVrcsbytej-inn tou -• Stcpnensott illic it'lifiid at
The m an y ;frien d sj>£.Mrs. Fan- . Sgrmt.it; What Must I Do To Be
t ’hurch AwxllinCy will -meet at .bridge .it her honu«.*>n Elm A vc tiie. McConnell will be glad tn
1S^v'ed 7
nVjocIr.iit tfto church.
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learn that she relurrie I home ’ A welcome aw aits you.
Auxiliary Hf the Proebyteriiin
A lovely ft4fa 1 setting A n s a r Frlduy finm Waycrbv-Vlia.. when*
There will be no evening service
. Ctpireh wiHi.Imvo bii tbiiuy sp.ivkv -•img-d with numrr.ius flour bash: she lias been' nt the W ay.runs hoe ns this Church is joining with tha
ul TjitO o'clock a t The church*
cts and bowls of cxqhisite pink pital for some time.
other ilimchcs.nl the city jn ti u n
, Itiftular meeting of the Truth radiance roses and nspurnglis
ion m t %ice,vt I f f High Sihool,
f:\ikcfa Class ,of l.hc, Mil’hiM.lh', fi riir. The color , of pink um! white
Miss I rnabelb* llrgnn
- ( btircfi ivill he held ;tt .11:71) o’clock -wrfc further curried out in the
MUST METHODIST C tH ’HCI!
la
a t the- boino of Mrs. \V. It. Wi!* •tallies,find bridge m oic pud-'* whlfh here F rid u f, fi nn
whecr she lias been i
' liam's/ .’fO.l Park A n'iiur. Hosti Xscs, Were in lliy form Of purrojk.
■ C'ti.s. E. A. MehtVinlp Mrm C.-C.
When tiJ1. ' gahieV rif b.rijlpe f;rul Florida s t a t e College fill’
T’n .s l , Mrs. If. ((. UrndlKifiy. Mr#. been c o t^ lu d H 'i b u i ''.to re,.- t-nl1!. \f, Ma^ohi'iinl Mi <. »>.-F.,.-dc
lirtetL and th e h ig f i tlv ia . p.ii'w,
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■i|k socks wn- au-ilile, l ,t;A \ O*
Pipe-,Organ A’liib of tile ‘Vit.-ff
linlrt-ruti. A^rs. UcuVfhi Ail^prMu^i'
ikipllsl * O idn-h w ill 'mei-t-at. Jitk'i
" i t won inO cut pri/i*. it wn» a'Vet
-'..’ I n k tit the', li’ir* tt.Hi' f l r . M ;
if dainty' lined- phiVltfd IiNigeru’
.' .v .Vmlcfi ',11 Jr*, and ,M i'j,(^r.t pins. F or linvliig hiid. ill Jui IT wit li
h 111O r v , «I d-> lio.-tc. tfs. ■ii
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l)ii curds. Mr. Maffet w as glv«r<
Soinul ip tf tin g >f Ibc St- AgnCs ji Ininiaturc nifplnnc Mrs.' Pdeph
■-'tjjijtl of Holy Fro . Eplscnijpl, Clii-oa pre-'i nlSfi her guest of h:,!f
XTmiyl/'w’ill be jield «»t JM ■ j ’arish •ii*ru itli.it erf- h it iloily..
ti<. !••«» a t H;HU u'tbith \i vb . ,'^r i Suite.) fyu utul minis were pl«i".
/mind-1lull, an Iv.Vft ^ . L t f w . - r j l '' ciI . mji tin- lard 'dahhu ami er.;oy*i
i s ko.dci-oa.'
il dpnogl i'.f ya'iinYe, and ntf'T lim
* P«uut »t'i'i‘it!-t. by. 11u/41 iif -Mis.
prise .h:>,l :^j u awarded. tlilMiild*-..
■ i -iiawVi dtcmbnUIg. ■Milio -a, at a—l.i i e t v vb-ared and ‘.Iold ■wiHr—'i-nr
.. f ' r i P nf -r
i ^ r m i ' n l o fltgf;- in ii-Ib,! e,f i*i>» i rs niu^iiTivtiTinunt*
■JdM ifAi. ittaiUivuts
r f fjdjJvTICoIT il.Y-JiYiinl c o l(• f-.bail
gfuiluat*. • of d
itjiMuipjiir dcligbt' topped "v itli
’Ills jiubji'.* i - .-.VilialU "invited-^
| wJlbqn d i ry.tnv, were Jrrved.
. t i ; e > i »a.y
#
‘Dio... enjoying tbir n f fiur uVit*
■1 -Ai-iP’l ili
l>jf ll*!®* t" i 1‘i’t l«H' I ,\ljfs Millin',! Htotfiti, M . Vicliu
"■ Mil ju*1**! !*t 7
:
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Jit-»hc hF-jnixpf
| ,uli, 4 h i ( ,r,Ti' M b n M a r f e l.J .
[ (-I V^II^KIT*!-/' ,r: . \
t *‘l rail, ran. Mr. Babc« k and
M/a l r . f n . a f and SD . E. • • ! . f .
Wr,
|; s i . pt,, ,,
J>. Iiortvrscs.
■n d
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WEDNK^DAY
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Afl',1,,-nd^ - f t . I V iff | I'."'; I S' SKW j m ; T u 11 Ml F I s
■ lamilie ju rip sp iv itw M rt . ) ' 1 ,'-f
l'e on o 1 S 11>. f' b."h' 1 .i I, ttonji | ,M , ,l«i. i-oliint- U iltirtm- , nli,
I • .i.YWY? g i f
in 'f •b‘*r "Tl i.
,J .‘b i .v i n l u i i of lb,- Hm>
. ‘. i l l llr u li S li f jtjt^ b ’ _,- .-I-.eking, | jj,
^ ,e g rt blt> tin e 1 pl> -i uiilly,
. Mr-, i'app nnd -Ml! Met, .<,1 1 m
j , trluy if,o* f.o ,n. at lu't b-.in- 1
II Ii-uve ;ih do n i, iJo rk j from in, | -. t. i, ;-in t . ’
and basket
l.o,in* '
, MiA Avii Wright left S ahinla? .
tvrtahii'it v.'ito , t ’picnic Friday nfU'ljio.n. by ..the director. Mrs.
M ulius. Tiikuch -at ,S?II' cr l.uke
^ a t amudi. Gu..‘ wtirte xh.cWql , , vlyvyit as tin guest -of Ab vMjilVrot»| - |»c\-a
H.iHtlMimVv
..
..-V
.e t.-iV) j,ir. H>
HeacTb’
The 'many .t'lflvitdj bf "Mrsr-j\,*tg,1-> A h 1'11
Hall will tcg'ret to* lejini tliut*slfe ’ l i c t v b * '
continues ill at hi r )iis;i'^ji:v .dug (‘| aivopnt
nolin Avi-ime.
> . 1—
i V ivice ati.
M r, B r e d 'a n d f-niAll dfnfifTiivr
Shirley, with lpi\'e IrA-n vi-iiliiKP
hiuc-ui tl’.n guest .'of ti/i ~ i- tir A ll'i
I'nrifi' F| i tin*, •left ,»Tli ii’olay im
AI'IUMLN’DAI.E
tlicirt liulltn, a t M obile. Al;i.
. . Power ('utupiin, i
Jlu-. Ruth «lilluii, Mr-. Jntiii'-i
P. Ridge and Ain*. Hugh WUi-trhel
motored t<> Day torn Bench, Friility.'
wlo'lV 1tn-y spent iju igiy..
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.grinqt met at the
yhui^jiVnbrt jutnuicd out to the
l.ahry n a . t
iv the aflernnon
was qii^rk'b spent with -swlimniltg.
giuuch, dud nithfr pleasant forms
\ j f iliveA ah. At dusk a dtdlciohs
AiU'iilc sUpjsjr/iynS>ervCd.
»-MenjIuli'M tH^Jhe choir attending
w'crtii, lliyi'bnV^TtiUi'h, Katherine'
Moretv.di. ■' Heitiietta
Edwnnls,
>,
E . First St
t in.- iif-ur*^ .'OH' 1annul; .it f.i y - . ,r(
i • If,-. -YVialv’r a h ijdai I* • next q jj ,
■rck,. wijl tn* -lbs1 , til, ,-upti"i. r
- It er, jo tfo given '1 Ii ,ii *-*iiiy, at VI,
lintel I u r n t l a'. - ' b> <b‘ ji ■Hu
R-if jm Hell» Soro sii-. .
Maui ,l.r
, ml JelitUO >
I.i i 't juiaHl'
’
•i lor ihi: iiffair, iujilndiiq: a mun i
h • ..I. n o n d t y ilnt,i»i«.
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Murt tilelte, mtuiagcr of the
Mi H ■
jagi Th'qjliv. lint' kindly bullied -i |
• j- d lig b t D,r. -i - .upu'iijl
Rainbow
\ inong jin- b at i ' ilibi r- ii
Helen Yeijai*, Xl is. t.i.i
lljv , t 'hiifiS* t igilv l, . \
lldiiry,*AIiss liuurgia Mr
t Jitim; j lliiilajr,. 'M rs.
"'rig h t,. .Mrs- Benjaniip
Jr.. Jt.-*. C. W. Bai.-ef. .
Ma ,,n.
illy 11 i
VI i 'lA n ria
.
Bo*se.
i L* it'i id' i i s
'1 •’l V
c^1 n t *i
bblqp e if a jr v.hon t t j
!Af'«l;i5r—v*i.')iinfi •'at',
fp
. ft.* i iito
rati1! j -lim-.I
• -+0)11,1 jf
Sn v'r'M ng* 'll
o ’*dido 1 Who 1ifl ^
'I ■ 1U' i v. In-1e -’’f 1
ltl.DE DANUBE” AT MlI.ANK TODAY
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r
.* And Accurately^
Summer Rates ,
at the
Forrest Lake Hotel
Single Person: ’ - j Two in Room:
J *4, m
, M
. „
$30 per month up:Y.$iO per month up.'
. CITY TR A N SFER • & STORAGE CO.
dost pn o u t i t o w>> u Tr v 1 ^ L^I u r
NILS ASfuCfA
OOSt OMNUOL
Ri giltdid pu ioi tiilly apd din. I in.in .mill noeimpgljr
) ^ u d \ \ •■si Cinrc Vic,
Am li idly ill >,in- i>l I Ilf- oul-itlind.
i;. ardcii'Jy b
lainbi', ) Ini iibi
oa' , n T, aiTiii vemel to..1 uf 1'lg w ig. ii ilefurmi'd i,
i i i . "Tho BJjJv Ompibc." a Pi*
i u in m m
t-inii r •>i h i . i
When t be iiiihil'iiuiii goes In wlir.
i fill It t I/r ill hi*'i«f uf rrrfnl ili*ritv»-vi | Aidb- „Hullo prislUi lion for I’ufh^*
llll. .Ills. € «»|l \%I > llll\> I I I
the liuncbbtitk, t>v tiic k e ty / cun
which,
will
1.^
im
view
at
l
b
,
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l'r*i|irl**i*»r* Jlltc
^mitlti ■liimj
I r. ) r t«r* i*r i*«*■11«■r I«i 11r 111n ill * * ^ XI lane J iietit re i uiny, i, i niiBiili ri'd , vince.i t tm girl Hint the mail slie
l¥. liuFr I r r , i'l| >!t'|»titiif*• •Ujiifi la utrice J a y 's-fin e st arrceti ve ioves is fttitlili'W anil diamatic
\ im will hr Mirprlsrtl turn •iiiltrl*!)
the
product inn
«l i« il111 11, a t I ills I'llMie. ,
1<tii still riM ttrll H llhuiil lnww n| liu le Min e
I f tut* tr«*m iiiiviiH*Mi ^ * ■
" i " \ l ansliuigbli’r.” in which she sem
Stmuss* Wall/ Theme
sprrintjiliii; In
Nlraiiss's wall/., "The lleuiit iful
\
- *itr islffi! I rr it I iti**fi ■ •«! •IrMiini Ii i,l a vertuibh' Ibimnph.
rI i*fill rr* Mil ill%r;t*r%.
limiube,” Miggesli'd tile tlu-iae of
lias I'ca'iinl I,irl llnbU rllr I ••r ir r r r*«ti«tf I lei l||i|i «*uml
\ p ,« Joy nppeurs in Ibis spin. | Ibis story, written by John Far
IIII- i n I Ilf r t
3
did prod ui lion as a bew ilidung \ low, an Australian, and prepared
pUislint gil l of the I llinuhc n illi for the screen in eollaliiiiiilnui by
Harry Carr and Paul Nlmnm The
11 y. A* one i iitia'i "f tiie mo
I (»u S A I . I T
unique l i m Jn s n n rejin o o t i d ma il al element is rb,*rly wov-’ii
Met m niick-— P e e r in g Rif— ,10 T r j i d o r .
•on Hie m i u'li, la' piny- 1lie - la'll, ii u i,, the story, p** Aiding ii ibylb
I. i ll l c ii.-<ctl ;iiul g b iiraiiU ’cd in gontl cu iu lilb u i.
role uf “Tlje Itliic I llimilu','' a lolll h j matiu liarkgroiind for the iliallintl*
trm lnre of an e n g r o im g jd >1.
-o" liuiiiJib.uk and a imini.’ a n
;
I 'm p a r l i c t i h i r s s i -ij
tot rift lieutg the otllcj prltu qi.il I’.ml Shame directed the produr
1
(J. S . 4 >!TMLK.
non, in addition to bin work on the
id a tu lle , .i.
. I(on
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I'hotu* 2a 1 M
liiu girl lose', flu* youna Uabie scenario.
'* U r.liB . Jlyt. MO') ELL
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M1LANE
TOt>A
Continuous
1
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Hopkins
Mr/C. IL Sibley: lieferring to your advertisement in the
Herald, May 25th, I did give you'credit for paying-your poll
tax, and am surpised to learn from your statement" that you
“have never paid even $1.00,poll tax.”
V '. ..
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The public records of Seminole
County
in the
Clerk’s
of*. . i ^
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fice prove that my statement i s correct
that your• name does
<1
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not. appear on the tax roll of 1927, which
means
that you
per*
■•*'#'*.%
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,r *
’
son ally were not assessed one cent for either real or personal
property.
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The receipted tax bills which you mentioh on November
29, 1927 and January 11,1928, arc in payment for ta^es which
were not assessed to you.
.
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V I ask again, does that warrant you being head o f a Tax
payers'cSmmittee?* •
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I will
YYs tht.* County has expanded,
so Ibis this institution grown
and progressed. : Future anniyersaries will find this institution abreast with the progrtitfH ofithe ago, iy,.: y
Fifteen years. of consistent
growth has made the County
of Seminole outstanding in
progress among the Counties
of the State of Florida.
tlliw q I'iBKa wining. Ilnullng
l r»i*n«. 5l«>#<r*»l*» T»w«J- *’■rillHra
,,
**fcawr
A. >l«rtr *»r.
' RAIJ*|1 W. DOSSING Mgr.
|
1 to V
Tbriittgh .- iiujdA'ftArift',
lie
*j.iai - ^if -VH* AY-. I.. t'mipi-r ,uu»
hilt duC of thc uunl »d tin* i ’agu mi
''EthojillC* *A»htCh wait putiiUhc i
in T lm tjilay’it ismn* nf tin- l lc n d l.
Mi fYiipcr will take the pari
id
in ilda page am,
whh-h V ili’U .^ itf V ^ a lw l Alandny
afti'inrijii iil tour 'o'clock «t the
i'ret\b.vu-riji» t^huruh, l,y fFo Aux
iliary a l it# a n m y l toirthiiny pa rty
.
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PROGRESS
II klll#,lltr lirrM .
lu /
K '-x X c M m
11 ', 4^h v
s M
Cij
TransicntsV,
$2.00 & $2 SO'.with Bath
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The Forrest Lake will remain , open all
summer. Make -it you r.^ m e. ; .
,
C u rt's C hiH s gnil F e v e r, In
te rn iilte n L
R r*m iltt‘nl
anti
H ilio u s F e v e r d u e to M a la rt
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I’rt'xcripHonjt Filfcd Promptly
►■^
jntrite Will (live
,-inbfirt iption D iiin e
Awakened l\
dream of lore
call to arma bo went to
war believing; the girl
he loved w a t falae to
him, then—a tender
love romance, .packed
with drama, thrllhi, ap*
peal, be«»ty with - « •
quisite hnmor. .
'w'w quarters.« ,*
Roil. I h 'k N t is her A l
I * pi qd a lub:! I|lile St
i < lb gi- l-t !' -i,- .going pill
11 ip Ui U in liinptj) ' and
it.- of nitcw : i n ' tin.' Ku't |
Mi -Fnjlt:i U Hiifd'w t'I •! i• l*lai't.'i
jji ar'.ijt
i ff,l " r it> ,oi;itnr.
r- nii'o-lj)
jTir V\ i 1)0
i'|
h Ii.U'I* l i e in lu'i-, . *:l
Sweet M
‘‘The Friendly' Drug Store
H a n e y 's
SnnTord
|)i*, i; 11, 1f row - 1c,,in return hi.nu- ^ u lin lu v l
AI laid a, (i i , v.Jqjni- It- In
iilti iuling a , b.tn.i^l tmi*;
Again Scott I 'n lb g i..
\ ,r still's1, , to :I tilfCmili m i, o-a-t,
l».M.\'Jlo|'|, (
p tv.„
Kottlemans Honor
Bride With Party
deliver
twenty-five chickens from . Cacklebcrri
Fernt to ijny place you say, if you can give me an affidavit d
..J- *'■
)
scribing - property
on
which
you have paid" even
one Jcent
m
,
,
'•
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1927 taxes to Seminole County, assessed to you personally.
(l,uUI I'oiiUcili Advertisement)
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r a iP A Y ^TAY 2r>, 102S -
THF mTVFDTm ITEnM .n. nA N FO nP, FI.OTUDA,
DAUGHTERS CARRY ON
N, do Y. ‘llotyunl C h a p t e r , IU,
(!. wiix IttM'AKrliliy nim-rrtng' a t
the Kpnie of Mr*. \V. J . Thigpen
W l ’ark: Avenue, Routlno bu*inc*V;
wddf carried nut undfcr tho dlrecl Ion of the president, Mm. T hig
pen, n t which Unto splendid re
ports were read hy the -.hairmen
and officers.
Tho Educational
committee ilimixsed pinna to raise
fi nds for Jt:<- scholarship * which
they nn-" I’A mlulngj^orVii girl,-,at
P. }i. (’. W. lislgguJWjp Svijre elected
to the convention which will }uhtlej HI TtillnhnsHee ill \ October.
,b.M
,‘™itid'',±S:amPai«n
C u M in R o . ;«
“ Y«.»tiftfri'never, tod old to learn"
runs the proverb'C hicago lias put
n new twist- to the motto and rules
‘that ‘‘you. are never" too old' to
15t h
D«
*« ■iwqhnced to*
George
Knight,
|£iMjdsiit
th e local auxillinry
im ^ ;4 ^ -* H ll Jtfcrts ih a n re of the
to p p f tftyJnfo^V sm ^itr, Wecjues-
e r of member* vfi
i will j ic \.«o)Jipg.
M rs. J . H . C ra m e r
^
on W e st F ir s t S I.
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Itoutc. A .
•
h a s . j u s t .re c e iv e d n fin e
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n o w lilt of P a r ro ts , Love
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m r j l s .'a n d
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C a n a rifs
field Mh-h'.'./v
v.,nu :c t * n tit
and
.v^,’ <:
( ‘all nlni ’ Sec Them ***
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' For: Looktup
Non rirWA
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rty^THllntc n n il-M rr/
antes
t!
c o m e r t» tho husi-
2 *
J flans For Air Derby
i \ r e Aifnouhced Today J
T^COI.VVlim^ II.. May -J'i
I th e W llla ry ’*
those Wh'o buy
ice thatY it wax;
ited *oldirr Jn «'
m
<s
fJoiightsr-M’lie
LTmimii’jI t he
dblJowipV noniijpifrtinx QfcmmiUeC;1
M t - ^ n raston j.. (*'
Mrs. A.
r. of%ltso^*tl
M
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Fifteen-years reveal remarkable progress I
in Scmipole County.. A} ; progryssivi
:zen/liip hits accomplisli t dJliaPwtiich
, • ' *' impos^mc' iLNCt. u *-s-\^pUntyv^H8 - l / f t
deemed
created.,
.
,
the Iw.ichom pct'tilrcd ,tg t he'll- mud- j
tlpn*/ Their tenure dopWicc, now- ever, i-f exp^-eted to be brief boenust-’
tftb Mi!h-r act | Hissed by Thu legist
latum contain* h wlnii |;i r pro v is-1;
ion and ron template} the lilir.y j
October nr'tho.-lso^Jjf of Jits. K: A. mutt of teachers dyer 70 by
1
A.i.ihi-i
tho Virt JnsvetinK
for ^oypthint'.'s', election,
offlcdrsi w 111 it«ko\p!aiV aU-tiie next
meeting, whlrti.^ wjlj lav le ld in
' mretiiig,'vt-hlidt; will V' llO™ in
o f thosV whoh^-6
i p d/dfonse- gf the
irbcceds from pic
5 W w.wmmnrjt
t f w lh f Work for
i, theft-. family*
A n n iv e r s a r y
'
tench."
Sixteen teacher* aiul principal*
of Chicago school* who have fought
for more than two years to prevent
more than seventy years old were
■recently restored to th eir old posts. I
Teachers and students ,loaded telh 1
detdfs with ilowor^ctU their, v eilin'
to at live duty anil they WcMrfrtrfij
mnlly welcomed. <
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’flu- ifiihiypals and .teachers were :
discharged under the so-caJIml “hmr i
iritus illle" nasned hy the hosed o f*1
rducatinn." Ah order of the Appt-4*!
'I hJj.-. w in * M r s .- ’(ioiirgo A. Do-! •lat" Court wJi* recently cti^ercijirf-^
ColU-J, “M-n. ddm ey f»:‘bhnruii and ter oxtpndedliUgaUon d*ctiirlng (b o }
rule unronrtitutional and nCtlerifig ..Mf*:‘A. K-. jV.wVrs. V■ ; y j *
come and O'Benson ho* been apthc ^pcnlClfVnmn of-the American
:“ " ^ r
U. D. C. Chapter Holds Teachers Of Chicago
Meeting On FYiddOr Win Tedious Battle
T h o . regular rpucting of the • cincAuo,
art- (INS)—
liNS)-* fTart* . for
/c.ip.H-cortini-ni'.'iV-nit
m
a i 'V." . V
tin-
-/
x -* * ,
i
.second
tli-i-lij* front
>ijr „*hp Jyi-< Atlgeb1*,^ wi-rt-
annointced’ ti^g.e^l^y'JvTine
t
a'r rpiiflut.il: eoUiji:dui*t Imru. Sturt*
h o s p i t a l i t y
itr.r ^gplfdi, U*i v lx p i't led the ra.will rontittile' ftrr- it'ijTC"
ho m»bY delightfulJw ir
Of the jWtek, onct o A i lM>oro
th at of, A v
I’l.ntrsling plane, have been di
vid'd infti tlnce chi-iHs.-. i-aeirdn- j
with n. vJ'ul'Hy different a Ilot men i
of lofr-oveC i«’.ir'X‘. no.I with dlf 1
li rent o'eriiighip- lops. *I'viscs for
(fiv thf'-o ■
will iota) $10,UOlt; FflS.OtlO in cl.i :« prize* and a
$'i,idto sweep..t!il.o prize, the an
no jn< em etit said. ’I dr pilot win*
fbtnpud*'■■ ,tln> New Ynrk-I.o* An*
wnj» v¥fk»n
K W
pined tho n je jt
hun Bridge Club
fk AVenOe.
pbetly Spring
r ' adroned the
icly hom e.. Tim
ire featured iri
oriea and otiie.-
b e rs of
ut her 1
ter.
•
3tore than n quarter of a een* i tiifcii i« i ampaigniTig ■ ior the*
tury ago mention of the two p d itb , lioliM*.shitc aoinijuoi.*. to ,s,n;-i. %
enl parties culled to,m ind tWo out- 1 Cfofn.lltO,. I*dpfii Iij.*ti ft l*<'•' i-ioi.e,
standing men, Marl; lliihnit of tlie dW
.
■
, •**Republieun party. And .W ill^ n i,
They flt'e. o)H 'VieioV , i i,*M 'no.
Jennlirg* lirynn i,f the t'enioerntie iiite'mo.n- r t lit-y*
jjitj-u irj-ov.jt
I< jaunt in tjo, slnaU-st ellipse,! |
piuly, Thrse men were bitter *b»getl,i7V*usfc
pm -", of jum Lillie will ho ileidured the whiner.
political focb buniusii they n-pre-J
whih-' tb-.t m.etv iN .iotdm s
seated the radically iliffeieni priu*
,,, ^.ifl.iT ‘ifin*-. t 1 . Is
mnnv
Ik-nsneolii
.clple* of | heir parties. ■ #
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n.
• .iti.l, vV . |,-v.,il lie pflny l.egm Today the daughter* of ihiyo- i rh'eii obje, r,v,o.
i -i ni n- pi in* ,\n i i'O
two great political leaders are Wjixldttg! a. lu |fi (jn
'
carrying on, epeli in tin, p*rte pi . .<L re.i'kTiiltt n ».b\ i
> wr.k1..
their father. Until llaniia M rilsr ry'‘jJo frod* ' ^ f . ‘
-d
mick already |ms won ilu> ilomiua JT!r,< Minn-!il..i lij-U o f '
(uni
limit
tian of her party, a* congi'rsatrtnn on-r fa tlieta,
nt large from Illinois , Hull) lltja ii , Jo II.e. pj.-,'- -i .i
' ' 0 . i .,
o
, A fter moqt interesting gume* of
bridge had' l)CCn played, scores
swdre totaled and the prize for top
neoro, A lovely home made cake,
w m von tfy-Mr*. P. If. King.
Befrashmenta *‘of --lco creant,
Art 4 and pur)ch were aorVcd by
r./.* B * u * » ‘a t tit* toa hour. ' •
r r p r T •dteal* Art re Mr* .M. MinIv*’ hit*. OhMir7Matthew*, hjr*.1r r
Ifford
.to * . 4. E. Cour-I
iiar „Mr*, T , I ,.‘ O Cpnnor, M r r - I
f £ r g * M c Rory. Mra. F . I ln .k y 'l
V^lght and, Mro. P. M. King.
c r ttn a c ii
i
Wedneaday even mg’ *d*vlcc»
_Uch Include te*tinionlea of Clitrt**
En Science healing nr’o al*<> boldj]
■ the Woman'* tlu b at 7 o'clock.’
?Thl« Church miilntuln* a five
eadlng Itogvb 617 Kltnt Nationul
ank Building, where th<^, Wilde
ad all authorized, JLTtrlkUan Sc''
^ice llteraturo ingy* be., rend, borwed or purchaaWAOpun WedAe*y arid SatuWa^ fronj i) to (i I'.
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10Y vT L L 5H E R M A N
r? LOUISE D R E S S E R “ ?* W C H A R L E 5 R A Y
i
1 \ %
is t h e
f e r On
the ho*tesa. atalaUd by, Mr*. illutehUiPb
111*. Raymond
Phillip*. J4 l»»
HelcA Viehia>7 Mr*. Sanford I)oud,
ney and M n Arthur Vailghunj
aen^H f tempting lop couRKi M
There war* four table* or plnyj
e n .w h o enjoyed this dellgnwul
only
th e
. to t a k e t h i s o p p o r l r ' R i i y
and
S e m in o le * - C o u n t v
s e l f - s h a r p L 'n i n ^ 'f S \ V n a *
iT f? iru e t,
I
Y ou do
m ow -
lu it / h a V e
‘f i S h . p l i p s e v
.. a >-«.
(<> i!
to
\ y o h o p e tA c u n t i m i t . * t o
com m unily
in a
sum
an»'
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Mother th e had nothing: on this
Modern Kvc! She had many more
men to choose from hut she yot
her Adam!
r
riy leaves, V. snakes, applesa lice,
lanylis and loNip’ ,
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Lawn Mower* JbJaeh
, !'».*• i
$
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17.18
J(i Inch Eclipse Law'll Mowers Each
ml M illim -rv
-AtlO Magnolia A vciuk
IMmnu ;yx>
— -
irs. Vaughait tionora
[iflBHelen Sheppard
!# w - Alexander Vnugitiin was
bo.Ua* Friday ufternoou. ut n
nfoTV" delightful bgldg'd*. p^rty jit
btrr -home on, V*A Avenue, Ached
4b* e n te rta in ^
hoilgduig M r,
Helen Sheppard -of New YotV,
’tttBAUroft4*.’ ' gucit uf Mr*. W.
Cwthen-ljutchlroti:
j - P u t k and lavender were - the
fchoMii color* for thin affair and
wero,beautifully accentuated with
quantities of roue*, gladioli, n i
te r., oleander* and phlox.
Figure* of quaint old fnnhiiinedgirl* marked the tallies used for
the game* of progrcsnive bridge
and when the stated number if
round, had been played, score*
were added and price* iiwurdrO,
Mr*. Benjamin tVnltncr Jr., wh*
held bighfRt score, wa* ^iwafiled a
hammered bronze- vnht. ^iUujfUt**
Inset. The cut ptiza,>l^l#'ii)eriod
bronte book end* wirtt to 111**.
Itolqnd -. U
D n l k i lr * . Arthur
Vaughin won f m t coniplatlon
r p n t e , a tog led le»thrr';niut. Mis*
| Sheppard was pre*ifnU;d dainty
embroidered handkerchief* as .»
I gift frpm her bostes*.
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j pay somebody to".sharpen itt
flCr'** .J
•»*
’
**
AU are Wfkome to> attend the
inicea andufe make use of tho
ing Room.
•
\ ,w
(Guaranteed for^lQ yeaVs. The Eclipse is
o f c iiu ih t
aro
|r Sunday morning at tho]
____Club,",115 Oak Ave., »t
1 o'clock; Sunday School a t U:10
ujoek. Subject
for. tomorrow,
Indent and Modern Nccromanfy.
uui Meamertahi nmT Hypitbtlnht,
Bounced.” / ’> ^
r d o x o j c o 2,
f* ■
( llllltuui'll-
18.45
.
L'uulrsl Split
1 In 11 -r M.
1
S E M IN O L E
$
‘Mu-
in InVI II
r
COUNTY
IS Inch Eclipse Lawn Mowers Each
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19.90
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AND
K A N N E R ?S
. G IV E S S E T T E R .
■ B A R G A IN S
lady Lawn Mowers
- When you wantAi real bargain today, Banner's is the
* place to .Find it. Whether Banner's has one o f its fam
ous bitf sales o j m h i j w I , you'll f i n d thirty's cost just about
half as much them*.
You’ll find everything ftir the household and every
thing: in the way of clothing* in Banner’s store. Banner’s
»ha*s progressed as niiiCli as Seminole County has, .and '
the .wise bargain hunters know it.
•
■Give Knnner’s a trial if you are one of the few persons
who doesn't know itji hargains; You'll progress and yotfi* *
► hank account won’t have a big chunck taken out of it. f
Whether you are planning on re-royfing
or jifst simply making repairs on your old
,
j
’
*
roof, think carefully of the muHt"Import
ant part.
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11 Inch
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Guaranteed for 2 Years. A sm all we 11^ jMilit machine,* manufactured with the^
We have the roof that you must have
same «^re asvih e Eclipse. \ ^ b A
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Our iwork
is guaranteed*j ■and, fqr:we•■“ftwould
be
-*B
. ifjr^Y.
more than glad to give you art estimate.
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F . Swanaun will have charge of the
jfi
\AIX —Burndi uc»r
Hardware Co.
FOR
B A R G A IN S
iemin 4>le Comi
Hoofing—Sheet Melul— lieiiting— Yen Mating
First Street
Sanfor
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15$
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MAY
SAN FRANCIS CO'! First Celery Washing, Pre-Cooling
TO HAVE FINEST
I’lnnt'Built By Farmers Exchange FROM LEPER ISLE
CHURCH IN WORLD
WITH NEW FINDS
13164168
T im* Sanford
1H2fl
S'*
Former Publisher ^
Chamber Secretary
Bachelors Select F
; Blindly
F anners'
Ex- intion of the Association.
The plant todey represents an
I' - l. built tliU
' first washing ami investment of approximately $125,
(ML. At
A t tne
the nnic
time 01
of uo-erecuon
its-crection 11
it ■
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.
,
. . . . iuuu
jjtabllxhed in December, 1
.
.
.
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G race
C•„
a th
e d ra l D u l L opre- ** *l-,f *“fn„ KTHecfeirin
attracted. wide notice
throughout
D read..mS»p e* c ta cw-w
le lit
O fM
Is la n• d. ■s.
. ont
.. J In
*v e s.1tm e n t iOIff More*
tln x ii Iihi*
1 , *2
A/. .
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1, I . .
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Sanf-.rd1 ..teiiun.
After’the produce world. TM; ■ Sklnm-r / O f “ L iv in„g D ead” O nW hlch
J ’ \n J ^ 1* L ep
^___
I'ftckjng Uuusc News devoted con-i*^’
ers________
L ive In_ ExH eM aylJo
fla n lsh‘ e d ~
S ta te s SSccle
iennt!tis*ts
siderahle space to the plant, nidi
celery greyfrig in' th e Sanford
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2fi—
urea in an edition puhllsht'd^ in
April, 1U23.
’
j <«
' (IN S)—The drend spectacle of Is
,The Association i*,» ..strictly lands of the ‘living dead,’ on which
iY’ i r e c tid on •Hrard.-ill hon-prdflt orgahlwitipa.’ It* ipelts, lepers ll'wij their lives in exile mny
L , S.\N'''FBAN{'.ISC-0 1 . May 20.--■ s '1 •'. K: ’••
«:.a.ri-a-etid
r fw
private ‘freight and shfr* Upgedy . llrrough the.*b- , )RnUh,l(, if tho lcnU>tive find■ p r jtiv :di'ia in.
. as
eC me
the /A
s-- rtp r
^
iy£
^ •£ _ ^
. . . . e v , ,r i
«f rioplcnl medicine in the Univer- .
L w M t stone nrtd 5tccU ci-i-.ua tjtid |
1 j, fti& jbronM ttfc’ j•Yif/tr
C m i wf-hiclp
of ^tich'H’n the plant Vn* 'litH-rully: 11;
I plnytpr, toVrtc't tin ■edifici*. '.’At Is ■K■'i,.:uv ,r».Jar^u cf.1’ary^Wi'VeVs[liinti
liistrated with views lif the plant sity of,-California Medical school
prove true,
*
ill'stiriVd t'a
o f -the ni.-l.lttv h a w n •'•pomfilde f. r ,tl{iv onuvni; ! iq 91
9PCration,
f - a %;• •
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liil^r.nac«*eo,-swofhriea n?V-
r Returning from 14 months’ stay
In Honolulu, where he carried on
Investigations of the cause of to*
R. .1. Holly, director of ‘ (he
E. .t. Ttvflee,'w ho'H as l A ’ii s‘*h{:
prosy, 'Ur. Walker stated that hfs
v v n ’ s research mtlientiHl the disease may Flori.ln Utility Informajjon ,llnr- J retnry «T (he Sanford Chand*er-oT
eau,’is>hi< form er owner and pub-* Commerce for several yours.
not ho'csrptagldUx and that .It-may
not Ih- neif(ts*a)y to isolate yictlhis Cipher i'f Thy lleruld. l l e d s well- —— * r—
tuml splendors xrf th? od-b rir ,-uf ■ j,
j.ClllCiij£f ill0( •VVrx111 Gain!
NewPerfumeMadS
? *'* •
wvj - * tv
II
p r a y e r nuime lhis Summer For Dwellers Who
JKS-f&V fhitrbmr fiiiffta Like To $aty Home
rnih. ground.
••tnii-lure was broken .to \ ,^ .nt^
..r a
tom pn ai^ n t
;
t
'A
JUicon it'll A Corn and Pra .A'acc^i
1 tent ti> select their own 'food, ltuh\'- V6t the luccutatb, heat c r» o;
adbnidujQ to Ur. F..' M cplcn- (ruts ol 6Pe can'of corn and t*W;A
Rricht,' of .Sw eden, who Iisj reCrnt- thirds can of peaft*' Add t,wo tablp- j
uptvd/d-r„ th e >i.-r
tl... W U f t o f world
Outdoor t-venings'dii one’s own a
eniT with the •'fhipusim: mail- tv j J IIS'try ft "s sunitmfl- fit
1 ‘innattTse Anlmitts
I •.<hara< t. ri.’ ingj 'l h d LwelftH ..-sntnne*««?.V rir,^ ‘'n,s
*, t*L 1 a ,. , l i f«?t"o bts use<i when
i^/rfons
, t-r—
i.kut
t t iii JunoiJl.TIfT
i n SPp*
A
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“THU is bifr/jusc the bnrVeriu apilrals.'wllichI'-».'iji
-ill. «t 4n-y
^ Nnnr' it,iv
llovm’
.a ifi.m
Sep- , .... 1 „ ,
•tliithie. eathedraia,
..fJtumlH.,. :i' m o l d i n g
x j ‘ ^ • ’hseUse or s f h y - n t - h W l nd. |H'iir in a different form when cul•ni'itn the- ai'i-hitei fiind j n aVrvels
n
„a
CREST'
.....
ftnj(assibio. to produce
produce exnctly
exactly the
(he * ' '
old-Cushioned 1 fmp.ossiblo.
of .», f«m
e’.euyiironmeiit —
as i s -found
tU“ -’...J-----'---•' in of voting nrn i^umiimiiu
c .1In)g■, b\fderk< 1’. Wnllhct* F o^tpsluhiW I not Jifflgilt
_____
‘ lAi
j'living -human tissue. * ■
seeks
effu f______
Tj.\ if«l _____________
in udiliimn. Ihe At' ifeelariat
“ | ........
sibb* ’‘—als
■*" arjj^piiti* a number of- women V‘>* mesticic Relation^
‘‘It is imp»ssibU
to —
use —
anim
R.dnttona n»nfiewed front t Tbe Allfct
,'..ij In
-eaiUpurcha>eJ
ln.'T*U»,
foi% osj>f*fjiDfDtotrnff
“Tdi* onry.
ont^, m»n
rR u>H
i* H
mCi» bo
to it?*
ress of thej for*
experimentntinftTor
man | f»
(>rK
\cbu
hate
iio ulijritinnx,
ohjectlnns ’to
X
mrstie Relations a s /tie w e d from clent man" d o n hot. n»\e. t«v .waste
or
pincrtl Oirflie’ fcld.ol l.ouV.l-
o u .L fir,7...-d'va r . e
VFraf>ei-i.<\L{>n:.v i,‘
u
uSf
—ftr'd
-Z ‘
« . w
“ ••i»t)*V l»
by iuw-i
I"I crV t
.... .'.„Jbl a t,.
Cut A grapejruit ip; halve! croti* v
- *
- -.:5---V;“ i
:•
--i
-center with-cruahedr-Howaiian ptoe-T
*■ W f
ipple, and chill. Canned ira p e frtilr . .. . . '•
the,.llntcb,"
* his ■time paring, them. AUb there it delicious and cart he quitkbv. .- ■
V w
it modern in
hoard if m inty commission.
.ludgeAVnllhrr staled that young .are nuviy teripes for deli(iou» piled into iberhet glaiiel,. mixfi » V(l .
o f.le p e r. f,t Kalihi Ifttspital.M bnV
* * '" ”l T " ? X T ' T ™ ™
her taklcs ami-^qi^iKwn afi'
U i i . n receiving station for th.He
r iu r e are alwu.i -J.tWill male yo- inavrled'couples go in for ‘‘The di-hfi whCfh even a bachelor can with the’ crushed pineapple actchilled.
/.
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\ "
tn^rnl
eebningv fu r rest and readini*' •destined‘for itVeareernthin «t M<4o- f,'r!' *•’ ’I1*-’ ‘‘" unt>, and Ml men nro gilded life" and at th.» same rime prepare. C^naider-theae recipe*;
Ridml||l
peeking office in the coming prii^/Hotae’-otifsiattii upon •dressing as kai loper colony. .
•An-!Lf‘’i"plnin they could not uffonl to
"In these examinations I found' 1 nmries. c m lading the women i ' n jn \e i hiltlcvn nr commence buyQ riirefully nnd-iUtniVtivhily ns if %
didliti.-.
^ u> "ttl'Irrin *«i%
tlnomyc«*H ul* uiimn.-v*
•
] jnij a honu?
]iy lUtlf*.*1
Nnur <
Jv.against the l-vd. .•re-'u .1
i • ‘ • ■ -, i \ J?l ''.-u -t, tis.f'e Inurd in wpiMT-elub," layit one. „ r tin- f h r ." ] wiiya appeared ip leprous tissue.
Nan,ol>I till*
the ..(.'u--' | «V l«'igej> ."While yvo have nSJhdoptrd ehm.’lyyigni*;
,
,
.
,v
lot,
*’i
Magdu
in
l
’uneini's
?nlmir».
:i«i
Mnnir
Tnostl leader*, of frrshioh.. ‘‘e a c e p t , p , lU’. “ •" classified ns
n , salaries, ad some only Joes, I>u|; maanfonato. niurrlajco, tlir iruiiffrr’ lit'.'-, irregular 'sk:v .* r . r
■
the
fh'ht of rodrse her eUsium^ Is flot*4-*’*nnt funiriirt and is n soil-growing (here
seem, to lie a eii.(r.e,lu l(ybl ! cnee, with bldeh n'anv |M>ople 9 few
.passing till" lieh tbi; 'i !•’ f
’
"
ltd
i
w
1
-in'g.tSpiiosiU!
net
tin. Kiim*. «rt.
*■ . id
liko tAfnnus or lockjaw. | M1IIV
sail uimt ,.f office umj-tfive tlu ir i n^ . r ia jo omoCmts i„ (he minifi'om .ill i.un f vu *■- li ■ •
...
'* I* > ' I
te r ....... .she Sllp.-iffib 1 'Vorktnir m tbJFnssum pt on l .lis- mail nddie-sed —Hi
bo ivithi" si-jlil »*f.th
Ho'lW>rable . |hilii]*." the Judge. Usseiled.
*tjji.hif im m ier^at
fiiruotton ill-,‘s i e l . i s t I covered Jlmt the hniterin is prosent So and S -.”* *id>t ;i"- it wits m | "Tin re ftrt" too many d iv o u e s in
•iipil'u:.
thA
i
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,
*
i
Id"*iu
NiipK’w
...............
,.......
.
f
,
the
soil
piuetieully
everywhere
* : Coinmiitiitv I
alnvet'y .lay - wtu*-.i tin tlmViii bells, this eountry.
If j*vople would
Mira
i- Jm eiise in the iiew l ^ a s r ^ during, the b o u r r W 'tw e c n | in | | nlv„li
Grace ( h i h " 1 : ^
toll'd and IV.I ltd! Smith, whose turn the years back two score an
• if. - w.iMen by H e n l i ' dinner and bed-time,,tWP* slipper.i
^ In llarefoot Nailoim.
Milan it ijuin P. • ^ ”
"Whnt. more nol urol to .assume i ri| |il<->h da. I. \\ Imd died, strutte d , live as sensibly a* wt did then, we
"Hit r inh.eior of the I’m is j bust* ami eoiffUrev^-iiml most . implan, o l i i f l i
<
"imi.itm.
Mine.!
portnnt
of
all
heA
perfume
'must
^
th«*n,
since leprosy .piitt* fivipif^itTy ulnmi^l an.I n.f* *;\Vhy, th a t’s fo. .indues w ould not know bow to hear
y eojiinum 1e_ ’ e,a divou e ease and would he mighty
»
1
P
be
chosen
to
I
m
l
perfectly
with
appears
around thn feet or legs. !l»\ Mlltgl
.
,
tin
role
of
the
prinaiipenrs
tinwi'i
V li (•* 4 : 1 < - .
glad of it,” Judge Walt her eon
her costum e., „ y
j.i
1
;r
,
1
t
i
1
:ndV
f"
the
title
iv
^
it
that
it
pdgnV’easily
,In
"
1
picked
up
,
yxlt lii-’_>f'*' *r t
ibnlid.
»*
I i
t ibviously.'Ui*" |«*rfun»Piyinte lull'd in cuts or woufuls. J ) h
well
l"^l t 4»;b n i* ,() .
it it it nt -be known (hut leprosy- is^liost prv\n
i*r a big evening "o u t" eiiniu
~'mf ‘ W'— * *
•
\,,o
-iiin
/
and
"outmlf<
k
l<
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T
o
.
sitl". ' tii". <i,o j'U '
<v.jen(, , ...............................................
|n countries wn-ere natives run
rSw ^oiia Cwrrentl,, l|sed with. this- new ty|S" of home j __
.1
the wjp! men i'v.
.
.^.1 Neitber
M,.ii b. wiU
...Ml sports
..
.. p__w
* . * fool,- .The
_< disease-though■ rii
iiwarlhuut, nppnixd.
e r - r |,nVe
iuh' ii '"I, i t Iv t.r
it
iuiij
rt
u
Jluiirskaya.
fume
he
njipisTprinU*.,
,t
t
icringT
he
feet,
may not f ir s t lireak
r ion of •H‘i,i i ei ft 1
ItritA F K S T , May 2tk t lN S l
i lo ts l'» Si|»g.
- "Stay-at-lii'ioe" s,. |>t_Ss a « i |ih i|- | not tJleiX’, ll may e n te r the testy. iViin'e
g"i fjgui " - i n ',' in ’
laol'yig
Wimlisi ligrael«,
,ifi - tv'lj-'t frt'd'Fb^fh- tie:iti*d fingfiiiu-e, not benvy enough spieuil through glumU and iueiik who wiin fame by »oi|nierfeiting
|J •’
»-■ ’FaVfp.” 1 **’ I'rovrtl*,- sleep, but lungourouf, ‘ out simultaneously m several phi- h i ■111, 1) I,tKHI -,finite ‘ banknotes ul
'1 Ipir^MS in
■I
i,-g Moib-u.
Mn{*(u, Iand nfidlow in tune. It helps erttatr <e« ufter a lengthy im ubutimi Ibulaiie.si, wants to increase bis
ft’ •’it. .li,fg
rfflv. wlp-it it "
ilie nrviper’ nnio.1 for digesting a |,eriod
ad l *-(*at Villi.‘
11 »* bf ”rt 4 , *
.■ tf.Ue.
\
n'putiitifin bv finatieiiig.il lran«rl • ARDMORti, Okla.. Mat
20
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I. ;*i. i . . It.t-mla, Ihm- |i 'c ",f reeeiil lienks .and liinunitituM
"li must It. . inpluisi/ed-hoWi-V- luntje flighl from lllldiipest to Ne*v [ '
b i ■burn* i- «* a
Two 'tribes of; Indian, ni (jb ^ W oC S tC r C o n k lin , w c ll-lc n o w n f ilm C o m e d ia n
t c will be oiumig which might thcjwisc p r o w a bore. h r ,.t h a t all this |s tetitalive, ami I
ti’. r o ; - **
York and taking uclKu|U ut In The,, t'klulioma. .or...... i-,the vu a r P,,'h"-j
\ f n rv n r i,lrl t n H is H n n n r M -iv n r l i i m e t R n l n h
---- ------ ....--------- .
m ust wait fu rth e r i orrohornlion:’' skimyns a imssenger. m egrding to to iin.icei ilflu tribirl iivuty lig h ts.! • c n ts ^ M a r y U r ia ti t o M t i H o n o r , M a y o r J a m e s K oijprj
v •i| \ nil Alain. I.HKTart ! * ' •
iVK*
Th«
districts
in
which
leprosy4
s
|
■feei'iu Y'-felatbin"',.jniitJ,i bv him to •’•■veral Imiiili i'd in mhel s
Ih e
S a n fcranaisco.'Jj A BuicK vs p o r t t o u r i n g tu r_ is 'tb c J b •tk -tl^ ,,
1 tV,v
nueo common are well k n o w n .' In'I Dl|1,
, moto'rtbstv.
t-iili kitstd, i*|ol t'h.slnvs ti il,| - "I*
g r o u n d f o r 'th e scen e.)
i iimen," Sit-.
i *r#' . .
Last IlelgllUl t outfo. 2nd O... of I.)(o
uro 'Vll
ii Tlni/.ed os ii in,il\ Io-m" leietitly
l|o bils.engaueil
hits,engaged uvo
i^'ll
“ U .’IT, iVtil mli'."
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t«m nersous have it. I hi the 'v-ry j ,| (J|1 ., l , t„
Stwjllc
lftosM
iu
look
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inleie
a
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< oust of Africa tin out of | ,ooudipv«
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i
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L aouts
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...ifJflv'Jo tlelve into pending
hi "nothin
iritiriUi'Xiiiider
Kurs 1forma*
ii.ld.ljV'- Itllte
Skl |
il. Ili- investigating in tb ^M *'v wtiiiT, he imvndsoto n m lir tp k .J W ^ r e n d p , , . l h , i e . „ . ^ i a f « .i»|.imlt
•■R.Wiett.","
with ti,,. s„ii ui iff in of b i t e , j,;;;;.'' ' t a T ' S pT v\ uni to Up' a I l*£>prriles/ .'lb^ IdiSI. 'Vetpi, ul
,1'J 111• lales^oi
•cv.
<i"
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«n ,1m i" 'k
adoption .‘vtv'lu.e^ '
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pfunu bin Vfor, TS '-1 uuaouously to UMi iopi ,1 told
I’A S S A lr, N.. "I.. May 27
I.l tl ■ I I 1 I i l l . I l l l n . i f . "i l l
..f
l l II , A 111 si I
. ,
1
t-X" 1iV^'.vrb fto" H f e e t i^\Uk"j• of 4,,- Ihiwy
• -r r 1,u\ ’!.lU'
To III oadwuv!“ is tin* battle eiv liDil full »liM|lft’4-t ion of woifiiils.
v *' lli’m itIfu l 15 J e w e l
tndiiy of the gientesl slimy on positive evidence of the Imfji of hi- | fav,ir „V flymtf an It all ifu mnlo- < "imauKsiori T n ’i t r y ', by idirvihlf
findings may lie obtained, llr. Uai- 1 j n t M “ y, , , ; [t
tile' livtUcif he hire Jim
United
W rist W a tc h e s
</uth iht* ‘‘lluniou D ill,) .’’
,J 4*1 incut ■WiridUrLgfitpt?’..
who Stales Supr. me court
j yt t
H e ir they aro in I’assaic, the ker said
;
S l ‘2 .50 up
Pile :l(Pdskitis believe their in-,_ 2 "
i”’g-—1*- ,
* claimed rlirit lie counterfeited
L .v L I u H i i e P o w e r f>(i survivors of I', C I’vleV Trans - _
- I cry -Mb
tfTT'.ts
are
being
tossed
upon
it
only
ruin
I’fttvceu Mom
fnntiripntnl foot n o v , resting then
Tt I J I I ^ I i t l l t l ” 111 , endrs oT",Jltingarv vvii 1 sinfemcd
litinil w a and that -thi" Ring
M.ij5 2d tD vS) tired and aching dogs tin they 1 i l t
h.il;, \ ) .
dui>vii "tut light aver lcc!>nic«ktl|>*
tii
four
'yenrM-'Uifpiisonmenl
by’
a
'
;
l
he
many
MenVulrap ,T
. I ..." _,jv‘br*" i «. t
wait the starlet".’* pl'tol that will!
ow in*i,"»lii|i. and the like tire
relentless eourr, ' NeVi'ltlieless, he
f
p" , ' - tlie lead*
s
e
n
d
‘them
oft
again
on
tinfinal
^
served
a
purl
of
hi^
sentence
j
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d
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e
p
l
y
Irit'n
thi**'.V(ihlo
tif
ha
Watches ”*
,
| l|l the utilV|
jog th a t will term inate at Madi
in u princely prison, namely m the *helf eslatvs.* Tin y ur*‘ euger to
"ic y»iw.i r. .
*I1
312-.00
up.. ’-, *’
most luxurious.sanatorium of Huil- ‘- t ^ . t " U'!‘ .United Staley* Govern
1.................................
, 1., I ■ " t f l MtllliVC,S
of son Square Garden tonight. They
«Y
^
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> ,r
. ^..opu nirii -iny-i
HUSTON,
Mny 2*1. (IN'S)— apest in the St. l.ukacs,Rial Then, lM‘‘ht their luicts of cold and «"■
■
St, ♦
I > ,"l State (jjg y n-t. | have been pinning fur k I days
*
nlmlt lands for twelve million dolK"j'*i f ftiu c . i" u . ■ ,
1
j Itojr i-ipo! (ic g ie ssjjp ^ic e - I since they started from I,os Attge- Ilouse wives the nation over may he was pardoned.
The plans of the iirlnee were rt*- ' b"**1,' I his. they think, would have
ze-tn Gruen
•'t the V aipjl . -• ,
have
cornered
.'l,.'t!W.I soon see in the markets n "New
' * . "iv |fii,i," ibi' lop" no'iil of hydro- I lea and hi
accomplished |nuri' limn two
rt a L - w f li In inti| .i i't' i**
- .a n d IjfylutYn W ri : t d-ij
•lis tsi fni'ilines in r.->< ul yt,ar;s. .'m ile * . Hut they are expected by Englund
label"
distinguUbing 1 reived with g re a t interest in jm - been
t ears ago, had their treaty been in
1
lit
leal
ei
riles.
In
diplomatic
qdnrt^Irolllii-ed:
Few ciiuj.tiir of tin' world are yj,.( py|,. |„ sprint 20 miles around | farm produce originating with the
•aW nfehes.
vmh
full
fotve.
-wK
ers, however, f i u r t were expressed
• . "IIj May In the tv.i
■ . ------4 .-»•!
1 w li eiidmvrd with natural re- tho board oval when they
punt New England section of the coun- Hint Prince WimlischgrnetZ will lie
,t
out inapt ing vi
I i
’
1 . '’ 1 ’ " l l ! emtiBciptitioii | thrwngh the doors of thy garden try. This labeling is the result of baVretl from entry Into the U nited, , G111sgow, SeijT
is to have
Sec th e new E ltfin R ec- CJ
-■ plelp-s syt i i y i.f ’ I- v® ■
po 1■>cica i_]a 1 ‘*” l'l,l" " «s
thi* evening.
the " F a r m Marketing Program " Sfates on uernunt of the franc- -IH new -feel mJiAe*.
InnKie
E n a m e le d W rls W "
%tipi! front that w .
.
.
I
They
will
be
necompnnted
to
the
of
t
the
Agricultural
Committee
ef
forgery.
mtii i are alefolant ll. I,. , * .
,, , /
,
.
•I " ■r
« arnpnigri, t Iti.rri n < I
,»
Watch
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1
.
1
,
■
,
1
..
tilirden
bv
Mr.
V f a
Side
show,
1
tile
New
England
rmineil.
*
9
'
—
Ireland
has
an
epidemic
of
foottlx till ri">11 111 tied high Itl tile
...
. ,,
' ,,
* Itnrci
.1 l.t- .t
*
*
.s:t5.t)o
•
w
h
ic
h
Jnrludes
gin,
the
poison
\
ermont
maple
sugar
and
muple
. and moot li disease.
VIt
*svi"i"A front Wn t. , •! -> i
in
.'"Iti J lias tlie; biglicsl per s*r U V\'Tilrkr>, tins cleverest polite products tyre a lr e a d y .bring so
2.1 i#i:tjt i; u;m.i| eh,, t
1 Peasants 111 soul henstern E u r
c t] do , ,r. iHupinoi ."f .I'iectricnl I,ng in the world) the half pljf anil ,rpnfocp,H|r with stute standard'IgA<11i"*11, | t-i -iJcli *1
ifmA 1 nintry in the world, | hull deg with M e legs; the half and (cinder the official label. Tin
ope m e buying automobile* on
! • patnd U" r " ^
id iasi kilowatt Turkey and half Guinea ’heu -with | m arketing division of the Vermont
NAN DIEGO. C a l. May 2*1.
time.
"lul i t ul c, • i • e
'.'•ni atiMUlilr.
Almost every I " - ( two distinct squawks wild *ln^t " D epartm ent of Agriculture wu«
rrPflinir "F o r ryiit adult h
re*
sjM.rtalisJL, curl m- l - *
1 lily t M.pi'l
with electricity, J but not least, "Hnscu, The Nnake organiieil last J a n u a ry 2.
• nly" will Ik* tiibmi ul tin* Inrij'",1 id" ."I"" 1
.WeiWir
i e a s f guard .
■r
■work covers n E a te r" am) the petrified outlaw* Under the
Farm
Mntkeling « Ht liuhcnfow <mirt in Suulhern
I n vo port
inio rulining h' . 1...■'**. .
' the t'd.'l a n a , i*|;: * frtru llkintiomn —all rdf, ten, "2.r> Urogram, legislation wjis p asseil! < aliforiiia. " t ’lilblcen
welcome
of
•I'fficials* bi'ie in iv a -.
. |i|>t
' ' r frent
' ' " 1 u'
"11''l l or bO cenu^jli'pen Cling mt i(ji- gul- in all of the New England stales, plnenrd will be display«"d accord
Tin" «li*t rii t b. I a
‘ •ln.'ol
'* cm tin t.
,,,,,
^ '‘h : bhility-of rt," pfihlic . ' '
except New' linm psh'rr; giving the ing to th • backers .o f the big
I-.
“• and Ian , f-upi i ub a Vd
5m icture wiDstari) • d \ y
til
f-tt
wise, remove renter nieinW>pf
iod>en sectinu^-VN'itli.* •h*tp.J‘Atfe.v
Sprinkfe with powdered sugar, nl*
*.*'...*
V*
a. •
and drain Ihr lit
1t*g or rts’l eoffume which hks suc- m ated in a lAlr.mitory,' And it is
f t 'f liu - i p-iiTv‘ii*-:1 «fiVf.iiA.’. e t : i ■It’.’s-.
■ a stenting itccoini'btllpr •• i
. 11 - 'v
-
>poems butter ami #cSTanp peRMT,
!«. taste. While .iWUnCC.itaili;
Iteatiug, fry «>r bJdiWBafcTm. *ltri» fc
*1 ly jiw’df 4 *tBdy” oi b.irheldrs .liv-
Klh.ulpe.- - ••
&
B/tC.lM-I-OKS are not ;confpe*
Ddrl will, Wp'Ti' ^tunjT.to lit? 4hu*|li»iviv c'VrnlnjLJ
V
1*
- •
S'
Famed Counl^rfeitpr '
Wishes/Fo Ruck Hop
tr
-i?:
M arath on R u n n ers
N ea r End O f E on gi
C on tin en tal Grind
r-
''l.aktbl:Likely lin k .
Twolndiaifs-^rjj^os
Ask Protection. Of1
'Fheir Treaty Rights
r
1— s- ' *....*—. - w 1— 1
# .;IA)r (Graduation
*U:.|
1UL‘
....tniifl Leads
v
N c wKmrbind Will h.reneir»Wfiiky
to
tho'cm
Label Of Its Own
For Farm Products
.
.
Children Welcomed
In California Homes
"I'm going tr give llroqdway.jr ( um m iisionrm .of . Agriculture <’uirt, who have ineorpor.itrd for
, renl show/’ said l*j b< tIns-unirnmg. power to .establish, promulgate, $1,000,1)00 uml expect soon to
11 1 H i i Is c ’ n Action Still
‘‘Theatricill producers w|to' invade' Slfpervisfl mid police official state start Constructidn.
Kuinnins Mystery lh
n
«iwa>* grade*, ahd-the> use of an official. There will Jh- 500 four room
boasii of ,n New York cast.' I will label.
•
x
I bungalows on the 40 acre tract,
MONTE CA 1(1.0 , May -86— say thut l. am presenting my owp- r* Tse lalie tof the New England | which lies within 15 minules ride
*Atl.NNi lin k ,solicit duke Stanislas biggerdhiin liamnm'»—'tvitli. its states is a circular out*, bound of the edge of Fan Plegu. Only
d>> l.i IJoJli/ ijnaubt" scion of an own Mohave*^dcscrt atmosphere, round with u linked ciiuiii contain, families with children wilt la* acrtffo ii fsitbily, remove himself . D’o bTisters, tho. suidriTrii'i the Ing the irrtmcH of the six states rcptvd--und the rent will he $25
u T ^{H *ber Is S u rp riy c fl
r .luiitaly
. - . , . i . from
t . ........rJiw
' - c..
Yu.Nil.,
ini eln-le by whiskers, .and sprinklp <*f sund w ith the names of the State fo n t- 1per month,
At GottiiiK Fortinu* ri >in,- M 1 fyiiofnelle foceu, Pal . .Yrtim out where men are men. » t*missioner of the particuur state The rourt virtually will be n
■: 1! "■f ' 1
joining both ends of the chain.
- rninll city, with 2JMI0 residents.
../I"; o e;-ii.,|, bos^remained tinA
map
of
New
England
in ‘tho There will be a e.<n|nil play*
V n t ." » i .o u i s ,
L.e
• . "‘nul, f«*r two years, but if Itouiulup I*and^ Many center is topped by the words—A ground, garage, lunrnlty, general j
* sfNNti
J
0
.1 c-i-Wurkr/erttunloMljr^ut
Merchants In Jail New England .Quality product. Re- store und meat market. An ad
Writ b. I 1
*• '. i‘e, doif-' a* jrhonie^'n the Rivlow- that appears a reminder tliut ministration building,
library
ti. ’ !
I • 1 t-vdth money
the
Utah<• >* . .
MOSCOW, May ' 2*1.—(IN H )rr the gftods fiave been pnckiftl by und recreational hall will lie main
hefe.BUi'Y Sciij^.;
..
,..
'
a'.l'T" .1 •.'•"tisution eveliinw
A“ iHist.Easter roundu|rJin* lumlvd stutft/egulatfon.
'. a surprise v.'iian .jtifarne-o 1 •.•“.lief at,,tii.. t'i". iim.' '
*tained.
* . , •
i
r. ■ m p h c '. .-h% Iftd.t
e>.
j it
"I'll ; Liv” 7iaial.vr IT'h*' *ni*l tho in jail rmire Ihnn 20*f'privato mrrchant* who took advantage nf-tbt'
D"
V?*V." 1 \ rmnideil'her-avin.5 fw.l>flb»rl*nt,(i in V t * '' ’ S
• '_.'«'t.Ul.cli-' ftheti'Ud
niid* - on . t b , ' •"-umi*? number and holiiluy demand for butter, flour
•1 . ! *2*1 (M»‘* in thfps.
and tea to sperillute iiu khcse com.
- lh e r a n c h U
t(rv Ula h . then cashed in her moditie*.
.
V*«tA ' ’
S a n fo rd
F lo rid a
- , ^". r,
fh'P' Hinl lift "the* Uasljyo.
"I*
, Shan>e, was’t.rg; * t rG.-!>, ' '
Several hundred johfekx were
know win 0 to stoju" sl(e told hired by* the merchant# to stand in
‘•tvlio f i t w it frrua Jirvluitij ■ o'
ftbm!-. Tim next day the Duehfifty yeufe JTgiLfj*. 1 cj L t';riL f
< bmiffht .in apartment In the line at various cooperative bud
tune. ■•*< • r. ^
! ti- ...r,'«t
Mo 'lin* at No 17<h state ' shop* and buy the limited
- •
\
EH tabliahed
quantity allowed to each person.
Mis* riillili i.i undet i 1"f T-'ia
Favor Amon^ the Best People
We
Isyll d.'- wj'.k {im rat;
• 1 11
I " 17 new tractors This w ar then retold’ usually at
Mil.* r
i > eon (join* ***cla .1 j ~*‘>*
(be V ’,ci| kltfiej" to work short weight* and u much higher
Us
In
the
Best
City
Answer
.
‘ttf^Tu 'iv't" "ji
i-p Kr
price, in private shops arid market
cur.
With
Of the Best County
• In
.
------- T booths, O.x* tea speculator hired
■ M i l ' : ' . . r , i';v n r. taking to suspenders. 130. pennrns who accumulated 350
Inquiry In the Best State
Truth
b r.« 1 11 r, !
rain In- a boujlr in automo* 1 |a*und* of lep daily,
O
f
th
e
O
realcH
t
N
n
tlo
n
on
God'ti
K
u
rth
.
1m
*:i.
Tho speculators face sentences
If you u re good,— an d winh to be iim unj: th e Good,—
,
. ---------- ,-------; of from six mouths to two year'in
C om e! W elcom e!
TwTi J y - M;. Amprlcnrf/i and four
N(,s/-ly
iil.noo>i.00 'coronnuls jail.
...
-*
Fumpcgii- ear w grt Mkt:f" .!
I f n o t.— Beat wltihen fo r ‘‘Youp C om fort E ln e w h e re .”
i ," brotdTht hi/**" the Uniloj I
_--------------*
'
.Ue!rtSrgfr<’r-, .Finlftn.!.
Ti"'-? in the jim t 12 lupnthi.
STARKE^-New fire t ruck-"rex*HJL
SPEIR REALTY BUREAU
efitly ‘received *here.
^jmatQdlT. u i f f Jt
Gei*
Grcaco 1 labs’ to construct 1.000
S a n fo rd ,
S em inole C o u n ty ,
F lo rid a.
*4J,i.T."flU»^i.i i)rin(> (Ymeriotll (felt
■a of t II highways at u cost
WAUGHULA^-Many new homes
hats.
”,
being built iu Ibis city.
I (.r'Jrn/iOOjOOO.
,..111
U 'muiniMs! with , 1 la'-hir"
’ i'll)* pound i;i|n*' and1 core e f nut"*iii" Uib;■■. »
.customs uutii'.iBi :
1 lured,
"
McLAULIN’S
Sweet M ilk
_ "liar 12 mi a, > aid
Speir Realty Bureau
i
(
W V itl
■
Sweet
Cream
Ice
r
Cream
.
•
v * .' *
, ,
-v- ■ ' - ....
We wish to nnnotmee thn( w»> uYe getting our supply of milk from two dairies only.
,
dairies are unmng the 1 leanest, uml the milk lx produced und handled in the
Theae Ur«
moat
sanitary
,
•
manner. This milk comes to us fresh dally, nn*Htothing Is added or taken out.. In addition'to
this, ihu-hfrnlth of. our customers
" ”* yeted
* '* '■
*■ (lie n»Hk L-'—
-’ Btarilliexkv
>rs *ia '*•"'•furthy^jifc'it
by
be.lng''—
pasteurised ■*in
ir* . . .
' f ’ ■
■
•
• .MM
laittles.
^
« ‘ "r "
"
A week, or so ago we bail ctmslileraldc tnni'liie'. (b.Ttlj lidr. swi'ct cream on account t)f the cowa cat*
,
1 jf "' *A *
’ i- .
*
.*
*
ipg wild onions. We
• - have
‘ lVt,
Hvh Hfe rt*ci*lvin4r tuch day a goo 4 ■n.'
kw
.»,.
"Jr 1
'
i .
’*
"
.
„ -fc
supply of fresh IK)IJHI,F
,K 11EAAA- V r en fg l/ 1| L* kejit Ice cold by its, which ussurea ease In whip*,
i.m«.
r
Our iiv »ream is made front-Jnire fn-xh nillkltivtl^crt-am as above (mentioned, !u th e proportion ! t
**f( half ereftni’ aiid half milk, It's
sugar*- ft
fresh milk powder (Kliin), and less than-ofta »'
halt nf one per cent pure food gelatin. The udd/d milk solid* gives extra food value, whlcb to*. *
tp ther with-the small amount of gelatin g iv s
..
*
.'pmmerelu 1 ire cream.
~ *.
the crcnin a snmot* and firm body
•*.
*
■:
An ice crcuui that is p\jre ^ ^ le a llh f u t dr verve* a regular jjjorc in your suntnior
HMD ttfterrjoon n-fiesliment.
Spi* ial ntt* niton g! ‘■en *0 patty outers.
Our oustonier# und friends are always invited t n visiy our plant.
^
requited la ^
menu, or
....
' onr* ^*id lnsr>ect the
y^uts and method of munufueture of your rhlldrvn* greatest * l r l ir r?
*• ;Our*lce eryant is ^J>l by nil lending dealers,-.
Milk Depot 315 K. 1st! Rt.'
Phone 7(10 y ,
i
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YOUR NEWSPAPER
Generally fa ir t«nlrl>t
Published in Florida’s Heart,
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PIONEER STEP
TO SOLVE COAL
GRIEF IS TAKEN
J
Possec Surrounds
Band O f Robbers
LA M A R , Cola., May 25.—
(I N S )— A report was received
here today that Sheriff Aiderman and a possee o f armed men
had surrounded the Lamar hank
bandits in the Smoky River dis*
trict near Diublon, Knn*.. and
that n pun battle was being
fought there. The .report also
said the body o f E. A. Kcsscin*
ger,'kidnapped teller o f the Lsinar bank, had been found near
Do<Jgf City, Hans. The bandits
escaped after robbing the First
National jinr\k here Wednesday,
killing the bank president and
the cashier / and kidnapping
Kessclnger. Another teller they
released lat^r. •. r
SEARS
IN DEFENSE OF
HOUSE RECORD
BUI’S FAILUREHouse
One Woman Nam ed Clerk
Passes Bil
O f Muscle Shoal
NAVYPRESTIGE After Bitter
1U
Walnwright nnd C. K Phillips.
Inspectors.
,
Precinct Six, Genova— M
SAnte Dtpartmcrit Officials
Killu-e, dork, H. m r o tt ls h a ll, J.
Measure N ow
Representative FromThlsDlsArc Agitated Over N crIccI
H. Huddleston nnd F. D. llirkok.
Head O f Rockefeller
Of
ConirrcKS
ToEnnetMeas-l__
trict In Congress Asserts
v President For
inspector*:
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msMMlBMnllkaaai iiMaaaa
Concern Advocates
Record One OfAecompllsh- .A clerk anil three Inspectors were j Precinct Seven, Chuhi(dnT- Mn». i urn F o r InIe r w j t n j f r , M " r t h j
naftirS?,Havirigl
i.. PrJR'att,
PrWatt. clcrK,
cletk, UIC. It,
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ments And Not OfProroisb* nssigrtffil. tagpicb o f the twelve, .lo.*it,
Suspension O f In*
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' _ i - IS. Wngner and
Jacobs. >^ Cf f CVC DIpWltUTtlC
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ed Senate AIr<
It.
rn'cmcts,
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efficien t W orkings
ins|»cctor*.
.
.
One
woman,
Mrs.
Josie
r
revolt,
Criticism And Abuse
Bower Threatened
Precinct Eight, Gabrlblls-’-A- y ..,
was nmoug the group. Mr*, l ’ rcLaid To Newspapers vntt will serve ns clerk In the Mon-man, clerk, G. E. PJtrker, D.
('huluotn precinct. It is the find K. Mnlhel-s uml N. t-. Parker, in j World Would Constrlti* Itiarli- T o lls M e m b ers O f A m e ric a n
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| \ity Of ),cRirtiature HodyAs
f lin t s O p p on en t Spend# Much tiinc shir ha* served in this capae r| ector*.
iro n A n d S teel In s titu te A t
Precinct Nine, Longvvood V. 11.1 Uciiudintlon Of K i'IIorkI'Iuii
M o n e y A n d A c r u s c lIe r S u p - ity.
C o n v en tio n T h n t I ’ rosmsetH
Soiuey, clerk, George E. tarvigno. ■
A r e G ood F o r H I r D u siness Filibuster Fails In
Tho list is »>« follows:
p o rte r s O f “ S lin g in g M u d "
I’rvciul-t Tltri'c, Sanford— W -M- \N S. EnUmingcr and T. I*. Lewi*
W AS|II NGTON. Mav 2 5 - ( I N S )
Announcement Given
lns|H-cturs.
fo r t To Cripple
NEW YORK, May 2 5 ^ -(IN S l
Declaritlg *‘ I am proud <»f my re- Haynes, clerk. J .‘ M. Colclough.
Stale Dcporlrncr.t official* are
Precinct Ten, l.ako Mary w ill
Ready Response By
L. It. Stci-le and J. I’ . Schnnl, inA ft e r N ig l
cortl in congress" nnd reiterating
concerned by they failure o f Con — Cliarlcs M. Schwab, the new
iam Musgrtivc, clerk, A. K.
^ > s;
xpectora,* ( .
—* *
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Several
Operators
"spokesman" o f the steel Industry
•hut,
P.
1).
Anderson
and
C.
N
\
gress
"to
enact
the
$27;,.000,000
again nnd agair. that it is a
re
Precinct Two, la»ke Monroe
WASHINGTON, May 25<cord o f accomplishment* and not H. E. Lake, i^ rk. L. H. Mann. K. Isbell, inspector*.
naval building,hill, t.oW caught in —having succeeded-the lato Elbert
NEW YORK. May 25.—
pi-.vinct
Tlovcn,
Altamonte—
(INS)—The
six year Muac
II.
fluty
ns
president
of
the
Amer
promises,'’ W. J. Sears, representa D, Uglosby J.-. au’d C.-'F, Hole*. A |‘ . Cline,^r'ork, K. Nr^litchcll, tin; cm l.of thc.-e.mion legislative
(INS)—What coal men tloSltojtlB
figUt
came
tQfon end
insp*-teors.
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ican
Iron
nnd
Steel
Insfiiqto—told
tive from the Fourth ( otigre*
•sciibf: ax -H “pioneer step" in
maelstrom In the senate-. Precinct • th ic,-.Sunfi»rd—F. S. II, p. Fuller and J. H- Kenney,
in
CongreBa
V»day
when tha
members
o
f
hi*
organisation
at
solving conditions ’ of over*
sionul District and n cntulldafo i i '
The diplomatic iiffluenre o f the
in*|)i-ctols.
*
House, following similar ac
prodiicton, price cutting and S h e r if f H and R e c e iv e s D ea th succeed himself, spoke'last night •Frank, clerk, II. C. DuUose Jr..
it*
convent
loti
today
that,
there
Precinct
Eleven,
AltnmonteI'liitcil State* in llu- next naval
W. E. licit* niid J. -S. WUllnnia,
W a r ra n t F r o m G o v e rn o r M n r ether evils of the bituminous
G. W. Runncll, clerk. 11. M. Rouse. limitntinus conference, certain to win "every JusP.flcalion" forv.ex- tion in the Sonnto, ndoptadj
to a small audience in tho City Inspectors.
tin D ir e c tin g H im T o S u p rrindustry, has been taken by
.
be held in lt>31 if not lieforo will peeling thnt business rln *102# the conference rap6rt on
N Precinct Fot|i', • Puoln— R. 1*• II. K. Clinrlan nnd Johp VcNaugh
intemlRalforilKlecirocutlon Hall.
the Consolidation Coal Comp
My. Sears was intrndu.-’d in a T ille r ,'clerk, Georgd'.Smith, t'. t’ . ton, in»|u-ctor*.
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be vastly itnpaltvd by tlie failure would exceed thnt of Ittat year in Norris-Mori it Bill.' Tho voi
any, of which John D. Rocke
Pivcinct VUU'vn, Ofccol®—Juim of the bill. Despite the fnct that i vo|u,ne.
brief talk by City Commissioner Pearson and L. Kulr, Inspectors.
Robert
Cnrlton
.
Pittman,
negro
wns 211 to’ 116.' With on'
feller, Jr., owns 71 per cent
Frank L. Miller, a friend fur .".0
Precinct Five. Dviedo—O. G- Itiley, clerk. L L. Stringer, Floyd the ilefcnt would be purely techni* . ,.| ,|0 n0( think that tills country member voting present. Tho
of the preferred stuck, 27 of the slayer o f L. P. Hilton. Sanford
yearn' who described the congress Wolcott, clerk, V. K. Slcy, S. K. Land nn,l T. G. Moore, inspector*. cal, revolving ns it does about the intends to demand tho service wo
isod it 43 to 34.
Imrber shop proprietor, will die in
Senate passed
common.
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pyrliincntniy tunglo in tho Sunnte I nru t-ctuh-ting for the stn’nll return measure now go$$ to th*
Tin* newly elected president of the electric chair at Rniford dur man ns one "whom you can de
rnthrr than upon the merit* of the vvhtch tho (.teel industry’ is eur- fop signature. The bill .
the company, George J. Anderson ing the week of June 11, R has pend upon to do what he snys he’ll
Itself, tho inactivity o f Con* rcntly* receiving/ Schwab snld.'‘ " l for governmental operation oi ut
leeently aunt an announcement f been decreed by Governor John 'V. d o " Preceding Mr. Miller was A.
S. Well*, candidate for re-election
would be construed through do not mean to imply that tho $100,000,000 project «l)l*tiy «
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policy to other coni producers mid, Martin.
.
out the world n* congressional ro- steel industry expects large ro* powor unit.,
it was announced today, a w-ii'*
...
f ; '; .
,
The death warrant, accompanied to the state railroad commission,
After a hectic all-night stsric
pudinnon of the Coolidge-Kellogg tuiits. The industry generally has
response has lieen received fro -» by mat ruction* to deliver the negro who spoke for ten minutes.
(Itrlariug that some of the news
Inert adapting itself very well to the Senate early today waa
1 1.,, industry, nintiy other opera t,’, J. S Itlitch, Ruporlintcndriit of
policy of naval parity.
,abdo*5
tors indicating their inlm lloii t<> the stale prison, not later tli»M paper* had said that “ Joe Rear*
Si*crrtary Kellogg Is iiuxloua te narrower mnrgins than heretofore trying to break
see the measure passed. It cm* but we have n right to expect and double-barreled flliboWff aimed
follow it.
five days before the week of .tla* mukes promises to get voles," the
Wages should not be cut. n«u execution, was received today by congressman said, "1 have come
bodies what the American delega it is in public interest thnt we enrn defeating tho |jW>.000,000 MjJ
enough to provide for expansion, Shoals coafertnea J*port M
prices either, and some of the less Sheriff C. M. Hand. The warrant back tT, report to you - people to
U rid g c p o rl T e a m s te r W h o se tion persistently demanded at the
Swing-Johnaott .1
efficient mines should bo closed, in was attached to a transcript of the show you that isn’t true." The S tr o n g H e n d -W in d K A n d lle a v y
S p o u s e H n d llim A rre s te d H e - nhorntivc Genova conference lu*t modernization nnd development of famous
F o r A ls o R e ta r d P r o g r e s s
our plants which the country's der Dam Bill,
Anderson’s opinion. His communi supreme court oecislon upholding speaker voiced vigorous protest
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. \summer.
The
bill,
which
would
rau se He In sis te d On M a y
O f It a lia On Itn W n y T m vn rri
A group of opponent* Of
cation to the industry said in part; the conviction o f Pittmnn in the against whnt he described a*
provide for 15 cruisers nnd one over-growing needs constantly re
in
g
M
o
rcC
Itlld
ren
.
R
ep
en
ts
i ’ s ll a v A f t e r P o le 1 rip
Boulder Dam Bill, jolnlttg with t
"The Consolidation Coal Comp
King’
aircraft carrier, ha* been passed quire."
district court of Seminole County. "criticism and abuse" o f him and
handful of foes jO i ths Musel
any believes that the present plight
Schwab
asserted
thnt
tho
stool
his
record
nnd
referring
to
hi*
op
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 25. by the House nnd favorably re
The warrant hns a heavy black
ROME,
May
25.— (IN 'S) —
of the bituminous coal industry
industry, wns corning on its in Shoals UllLt.brouKnt the Set
_
ported
out
by
tho
Senate
Naval
border with two stripes o f narrow ponent asserted:
_(IN S I— With tear* streaming
will not he remedied by forcing
vestment only u little more than legislative machinery to a halt
"F o r two months now the ‘Spirit Shruuilctl in a m int of ice nnd
Committee.
bluck ribbon extending the length
unwanted coal upon an unwilling
of
Florida.'
ha*
been
traveling
hampered by strong head-winds from hi* rye*. Edward Cromwell. ^ There arc supporting votes to interest on savings bank deposits refusing to allow a vote on
of
the
paper.
The
warrant
is
a
market. It sees no relief, either to
40. promised today he would not spurn in the Senate, hut the meas One of (he causes o f this situation, measure. As a result, the
form document bearing the gover up and down the district. My op from the south and a inurk^ fug,
the industry or to any producing
hu explained, *'vvas waste due to was held in continuous
ponent
lias
been
visiting
the
the dirigible Italia pushed fo r ■nd'ingrr the life ef hi* Wife byi ure cannot he presented for n vote mms hauling— that Is, tho selling to force tho final action on 4
company by cutting prices below nor’s signature and also that of woman’s club* enjoying
thc.r
bemuse
of
the
purlimenlury
dead
compelling
her
to
hear
more
child
n level that permits n mine to re II. clay Crawford, secretary of hospitality and tea. She make* a ward steadily towards it* bnsi* hi
of products hy mills loented in one bills by breaking down the pj
lock ovi-r
Boulder Dam. Should
uv
train in production with its nature* state. The Inw provides that it fine speech hut there it nothing Kin g- liny today and wn* expect •en.
ti ri itory" In territories where othor sltlon through eheor exhouaUoi
that piproject be ilis|»o^gij "f, tlulie wn* colciued from Jail M '1 I OI,..
overhead umibsorliod in its aver shall he read to the prisoner and
At 7 o’clock thle looming,
mill* ate located.
,.i|
|,,
icaclpDicre
nt
nf.oii,
ndvici*
to
it".
'n aval bill could be enacted in one
t„is dutv Sheriff Hand plans to
He announced his intention of Senate had been In conUnt
age realization.
terilny
where
ho
wna
held
en
coin
Hi*
near
ilefcnt
at
the
h
ind*
<
>
f
In ,in the Spi»;.eergcn» outpost
day. Hut backer* of the Boulder
The Consolidation Coal Comp perform within the next few* day*.
plumt of hi* wife, Edith, win Dam BUI have served untico noth recommending to the directors to sosslon for twenty hours, '- - jv
Heating the death warrant will Mrs. Owen two years ago. Mr slntcd.
any believes that no present use
The filibuster vvaa so well
iimtitut* tho- appointment uf
Sears *uid. "has taught me a Ic*
lul uurpnse nor any contribution he no new experience to Pittman,
General Gmbert • N-b-ls. com wanted nu$b»ftiin to compel him ing will ho |iernuttcd to displace coinniiviev
gnnized
and functioned to sme
com
m
it!#
o
f
experts
to
study
the
oi
i-qn-iu
v
son." He *aid while lit* opponent
their bill until accorded a vote- problem Ali.I to rdcomt
t i future stability is to lie gained his execution having been set on
rdcommend a con- ly that It blocked action n6t t
muiuler of the airship which tend-- to stop making her bring w»'ildrcn
campaigned
extensively
"I
wtaa-ln
into the world.^ho has lmd 13, uii iloi-i ier Dam l;»^bccn filibiutatfld i.tnicUvcitpIartSprl.v further cutting wages below one other occasintu-Thc negro had
_ 'itlft
_ iinlv-tc IhU
history yesterday by ciuisiiyi^rwvi r
nml lijblii.-d t.T itfTilh too off eh fn wnsto unaei go'vxnimont
bu t'of five of with iVii’d.’
a sound economic level. \\ haleve.* I,cen notified of his approaching Washington and did not tealixe
supcrvL*
& S ‘V
govxrnme
what
was
going
on.
Mo
this
time,
the
North
Pole
for
nearly
two
«| love children and I waoi the cnalu. accrding to its spoil- lull.
ittay |,e the temporary relation ot execution anil had been carried to
latlon ns woll. Tho adntltl
my friends I have pome back to re hours, indicated by- wireless that plenty of them," ho *nid. "Hut cv nor*.
labor costs to selling prices. •* Ruiford Heath was only three days
James A. ('i)inpbell. president of Uon’* new Tax Reduction Bl
Mnnl»i*ri4 of llu* Si'iiutw Na viii the Younjrstdwn Sheet & Tube second deficiency appropf
Imlds that the primary object of away when a court writ led 1° a port on what I have done "
although he wn* waging n hat th .•cvhody seem* to think that my
During
hi*
1
-7
years
in
the
lower
l,.,tit mine labor ami mine manage Supreme Court appeal nnd the
m-ain-t the element* on 111* re w ife i* not ulde to bear ■•!*> iwmt Committee who have conferred I ’oinpiiny, also addressed the Insti bill, and hundreds of less Imp
I n. going to take their mil-ice and 1 with Ki 11 •-ifl£ have lu-eii apprised tute He'-snlil thAt he expected th-s tant measures all wero tied UP
ment must tie the most regular |negro was brought hack to San house, Me. Sears said he had se turn (tight, nil wn* well.
cured appropriation* of fDt.OOO,
|
just
w m k to support my family of (be vital import alive .f t hi steel business would bo rathe tho deadlock.
work mum- possible under a proper f Ol*tt^
t
in
nuse
of
the
heavy
load
wind*
c
, •f r
(ion
for
the
fourth
district
"with
li-gUlation from, the diplomatic , quiet during the summer and un
to.
fi„nt
now on.
I
h
believed
TB,. warrant ilirfctn tin* rhriill
wage base.
It wan the purpose of admt
the It alia * spii-d
"W e don't have eie-ugh food
viewpoint. They lire bending very til the November election,
Holding, ns it does, these he t„ officiate ut the execution nnd in out one cent o f cost to you peoph
Iihvc been reduced to Ic** than
traiion leaders to keep the S*nati
lads, the ronipnny is alternating ease of illness one of hi* deputies lie said lie was instrumental in forty icil,-» ut. hour. To gum bet keep us going," *anl Mrs. Crum i-ff.nt to bring it to a vote. Hut
"I am by no means pessimistic," continuously In session unUl
securing nnford-n postoffice build cr visibility and keep the ice torm Well, |,ut if Ed behave* ldni*c!f tin- Moulder Dam builder want t<> Campbell ihelared. "In fnct 1 ex filibuster is brokon or until it i
to tiling both its marketing and j,, required t" perform the duty
ing and asserted D-it through hi- uti-ill i,it tin- dirigible down to n the way In- say* he vVill I think •M-e dirt flying m Hie « ’.dorado pert that the volume of business pears that neither
death
■iperoting policies irto line wit.'.
the Mui
T 'e negro wIP go to his
plml it conceives to lie a construe
was
effort*
thi* district will get H . minimum. General Nobile wus fly we will get along nil i ight. I f he River bed 1 he only’ iii'lsli they- will be belter thun usual in u pres Shoals nor Boulder BIB con bo
IS months after the erimr
In it I'll be
he nappy
happy With him. want I,. In ai from the legislative idential year hut I do not expect finally enacted. A decision _n»hy
(i
economic basis. To that end committed. Hilton's body
was 500,000 by the provision* of the mg undi r low lying fog banks at ticks to
lu-w
postoffice
qppioprintbui a height of Im-Iwoi-ii - 4t>» and (I0U Our only worry now i* that lie symphiniy i* the latn-nu* gurgh any really active demand until not bo reached before 8unday and :
,i ,, .-■losing for an indefinite per
hat
her
found in.the rear of Ins
might; have lost hi* Job oil ucrount „ f the eoni-reti- mixer, and the pur November."
h„| i,|lu< of the less efficient mine
the Senate, consequently, faced
feet, he stated by wireless.
measure.
shop on a lbs ember morning "
and « onscquently must dispeii *
over of my having him arrested.
The
cottgressninn
told
Id*
hear
ring melody o f the hydro electric
All
Italy
n-Joiced
today
continuous session
today,
ipofl. Several days Inter Pittman
"When I looked bark at myself turbine. If their selections rob the
with a considerable number of val
ers that lie drafted the fir*t bill Nubije'., (rut in reaching th North
through
tonight,
tomorrow
who had biVn employed In the
’Marlin Makes Final
ued ami loyal employe*.
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arrested introduced in congress for the re* Polo for the second time. Ill* mi-*- m, u young girl eighteen years old (oncert of the majestic jaxx of the
Saturday night.
It is understood that lea mini*.* shop ns a porter, wus Robbery habitation* o f disabled s dilicrs, sages to the Pope nnd Pielnier and look nl myself now. I ran t navy-yard steel tiv t*-r. they arc
Talk On East Coast The speech-making began at f t f l
and
confessed
the
crime,
are being shut down, four ill the
o’clock yesterday morning. AT
and suid ns u remilt of id* bill, Mussolini tolling that lie hud helievo my eyes. I was jm-t u hap willing to give the State Depart
.Somerset coul fields of I’ennsv. was the motive, lie said.
which called for an np|irop\itlOo dropped the Pupal cross and the py kid and n lot of people suid I mml n rain check. Ilut business
had
D A Y T O N A BEACH May 25.— several hours of ovtr-ridlng pi
He
told
authorities
how
he
valiiu and six in the Fairmont
of $ 10 ,000,000, there hns I... . ap Italian Flag ut the Pole, were was good looking anil I was bright, I* business nut where the West lie- G ov., John W. Martin
urrlved dentlal vetoes, the 8enat« beg
J.'jrlii, West Vitginia. The ronsolt- struck Hilton on the •head with a propriated auhsequctilly for this hnil'-d everywhere.
and »inai t and full " f pep.
hero
toduy
for
his
final
speech debate ou the Muscle Bhoala
•I.
.
thi*
year.
" I hate to sny it l » ‘ < •'» Die
dution Coul ’ Company op.'rates tr wooden club and described th* purpose the sum o f approximately
Whilu the Pontiff radioed )d*
on tile east const South of Jack* fercnco report. Senator McKclll
death
Struggle
in
which
tho
bar
four principal * " “ 1 regions, in
I,leasing* to the famous airman truth: marriage has brought. me
nonville, after two rousing meet (D ) of Tenn., immediately opens
$.150,000,000
Pennsylvania.- West Virginia. Ken her was Struck several more blows
yesterday, the country celebrated ill health and poverty. Ilenring
ings in Ft. I^mdcrdulc last night an atttack on it. Otheri joins
Through
hi*
efforts,
a<-i«rding
The
negro
removed
many
e*
idem
•’
lucky and Maryland.
doubly in liniior o f Nobile’s UihieV El i-hildrcii hu* just about ruined
nnd in Key West the night before. him, during the night ses
to
Fears,
the
present
rivers
and
Anderson’s statement was ml „r the crime, hurled some o f bl«>‘ “ '
Introduced to tlm Ft. Uuidordnlo Senators Bruce (D ) of Md.,
harbors bill carries mi allotment meat and the 12th unhivoisary ot
dressed "to our fellow coal produ stained elnthes and other tell tab' of $00,000 to "straighten out the Italy's entrance Into the \V«rl 1
"There are milboiw •f ease# like
uuditqico thnt packed tho big ett (R ) of Ky* Dydlngs (D> x
million*
of
cer* who believe with us that ef effects. A friend In whom he eon
mine, And there :«>*'
school auditorium a* the best Md., and Bleasa (D ) of r- C ,
St. Johns river from I'ulatku to War.
fieient men should he eliminated fided the murder secret was the
pretty hrifelit well drrsi'-d young
friend Hrownrd County ever had, the floor. Tydlnjfa spoke for '
l^ikc
Harney
and
to
increase
it*
man
who
guve
the
authorities
thei
„irl* who vsill marry Inrun: Ideralo | Walter Stiwnid, garage opera tin- Governor delivered an address throe hours while Blesme held
from production."
average depth to six feet and width
first clue us to Pittman s gun .
in n . A short lim- afterward they tor wiio wn* injured lu*t nigbt in that wn* applauded front start to floor from 1:30 this morning
Pittman was suhsequently trie* to K0 feet.
will no longer have pr. tty ‘ lothe.’ . mi automobile m'ridenl oil the Gr finish. An ovation greeted him ut 4 o’clock.
Applications Heavy
"Amt yet they say I have done
They ought t-> think thi* over, e» luiidu lugiiwny, we* »-• ill in a (ho beginning nnd rontlnucyl at
and convicted ami sentenced to dlv.
Shortly after 4 o’clock.
tin- speaker said In the
For Train in g Camps Governor Martin signed the death nothing",
IH-cially If they uie pb.iiuilig to « iltis nl con.Utiun this- afternoon, frequent intervals until tho end morning, It developed that but
next
breath
the
solnn
admitted
that
warrant and he was scheduled to
marry u p**nr man "
nreuriling tu report» Gum the For when hundreds enn.u up to shake Senatora were in th* chamber i
W A SH IN G TO N .
May
’ 25.— die lust spring. Three days before "niuny limes I have failed to do
iiuld l.uiighlon llospilnl. Tin man hands with him and promiso thulr its cloakrooms, instead of the
(K stri Applications for citizen* Ids scheduled execution, his nr what I wanted to hut thy*c who
LONDON, >A y 25.— (IN S ) — Dr.
i. repot ted to l«- suffering from support. Two thousand fivo hun required for the transaction of ;
militurj" training camp* this sum torney* began the supreme court achieve Hungs must suffer failure Ahrahum Flcxncr, whose feftigiiaf ■uctured skull uml intcrn.-il in- dred people heurd him in Key official businesi. Many of the
mer have broken all records, the fight, which resulted recently in ut times." '
tion from the directorate of tho
West tlm night lieforo and Indi .attendance were stretched
The speaker suid he had fought general education Imard caused a
War Department announced to the ruling of that tribunnl nffirm
Jl Att< tiding (ihyslelan* nr.» suhl cation* there are that he will 'carry couches and loungea, sa
for
u
reduction
o
f
Income
tnxes
day. On May 20. application! ing the man’s conviction.
sensution In American educational
In Imvo l»tt l«* ln»|»i» f ‘»«* HtewnriM Monroe County six to one. Tho naps. Thero were but a
on amoller corporations and blamed circles, said today that the .mlv
numbered 47,000 approximately
recovery. Ivey SlcnsUotn. 15, step- executive w ill make his second of friends and foea of tha
Secretary
of
Treasury
Mellon
for
PI.A
N
K
IS_GROOMnn
to,»00 more than at the corres
reason for his retirement wn* to
run o f Steward, vva* also injured. speech in Jacksonville Katurday the floor, tha fight *■
blocking its passage.
LONDON', May 25.— ( I N S )—The Two of the youth’* finger* were night before going Into West filibusters beinr led. b^!
obtain more time for literary work.
ponding period of last year., and
LONG
REACH,
Cal.,
May
25.—
Asserting that he had resorted
In a recent lecture in England, opposing Northern and Southern amputated. Ho also
17.000 more than
at the nume t IN S )— The giant triple-motored
austalaed Florida fo r tho lust week of the Curtis (It) of Kam.-Narrls
to no “ mud slinging" hut declaring Dr. F irm e r mode statements re Chinese force* ate again waging
I er’od o f 11120.
(Continued on page 6>
.painful but not iwriou* .Ipjurles campaign.
monoplane Southern Cross was un that some of his opponents "uvergarding l/indoti University which terrific buttle* along u wide front, to hi* limb* and body. He waa re
The Second Corps Aren, head
last minute Prt?P“ ri*
xealous" friend* had spread some were regarded in *<(•»•* quarters a* dispatches from llong Kong Tequarter* New York, U-uds the dergoing
lic restlnge usicr tol.Klav for it. flight to Oakland,
ths, Mr. Scars said derogatory. This lecture was de celvcd by the Exchange Telegraph |.ortv-d to
gro
other eight ureas of the country
where it will be groomed for n
1tin city a group o f livered at u meeting of Rhodes Cohipuny re|H»rted to«lay.
with 7,044 applications. The fourth contemplated three-stop air Juui
According to Information « b
With Peking us their ohjrctive,
ilroad nten/hud been told that Scholars and others Interested in
Corp/i Aren, Atlanta, in secuiid in
talnc-d by the offkxi of Sheriff
, yrv to Australia^
several yeaw« "Scars nnd Daugher education. Following the address the Southern armies are making Hand, Steward was drlvlpif ^
the list to date with 7,21,1.
4s
ty (referring to the then attorney- there was u storm oC protest; determined efforts to rapture Ting wrecker and towing another ma
general) had hatched up something "There wn* only one rqa*on for chow, llokienfu •and Tsangchoy, chine. He l»»«l stopped Ills car and
LONDON, Mny 25. — (IN S )-— Paris her frequant
my resignation," said Dr. Flcxncr. which urv considerwl key ccntcro. is believed to have been repairing Tln« Evening Standard printed • restaurant* and cabarets
ugginst the laboring man'
TheNortherners,
however,
are
He answered by
proclaiming " I desired more time for Writ ing
the towing chain when tha ac report lid* afternoon that the Count Do Jnn$o led tp a :
putting up stubborn resistance and
and ^resigned fo rthnt ressun.’
himself "always the friend
cident, occurred. A man o f Lane, much married Peggy Hopkins they were engaged. Miss
latest report* do not indicate that
labor" and
quoting
from
who gave Oviedo a* Ids borne, i* Joyce is engaged ti> m a n y Count denied it with considerable
they ant yielding to their foe*.
W A IV E S E X A M IN A TIO N
tabor
pcrindkal
which
he
said to havo been •driving toward Frederic He Junto, former husband cnee. She did admit, however, I
Fearing thnt the concerted drive
said had urged.
return to*]
Sanford, Iho
direction In of Alice Silverthorne, of Chicago. she was engaged to "an A
J
PO N TIA C , Mirh..
May. 24. of tho Sduthemars’ m jy result in which the Steward nicah.ne wus
congress."
and that she expected to :
Tlm
newspaper
published
details
The congressman placed a great — ( I N S ) — Clarence Frechette, IH, the fall of Peking and a consequent beaded.
sayldg the couple had met In a future home In Paris.
o f Northern
deul of.emphasia on the claim that alleged to huvu attacked Harry disorderly n-trent
luine l* quolcd a* nsvlng that Pari* bookshop. Miss Joyro
Countess De Janie wa
troop*
from
endangering
Japanese
he caused the Shipping Hoard to Anderson, pilot of .an airplane,
there was no rear light on the *aid to have picked up a book w rit limelight is March, 1937,'
live* nnd property in Manchuria
parked automobiles und that Iw ten by Do Janie describing lifa shot Raymond De.
stop the expenditure of $200,000 while they were flying -.000 feet
by looting. The
dispatched to
above
this
city,
waived
exnmlnn
did not *co the Steward car. Hi* In Kenya Colony Afterward*‘ they member of a rich
on dn advertising campaign * * ’
Chlnrhow
Fu
includes
an
Infantry
S a n fo rd F r u it and P ro d u c e R od S t a r G r o c e r y a n d F e e d
ploiting European r r ii» e » - « n .Its lion today when arraigned «>n i
glmcnt and an artillery brigade. machine crashed into the rear of were Introduced. Tho dote of the and then tried to kill
charge o f assault with intent t<
tho parked automobile. Steward marriage has not yet been srt. the was raid to be In^atu
ships with the cry of There l*
a S G S t a lr
nothing else J o reo in America." commit murder.
Melbourne— Plans making for and Btenstroiu are believed to new»pa|*er added, hut probably young F-nbUshman and
In connection, with this effort, the
In a jealous rmg* *
JA C K SO N V ILLE — M o t o r e r e c t i o n of 1000— foot recreation havo been pinned between the two will lake lilacs in Pori*.
automobite*»but the exact manner
leaving
Paris to
congressman »aid' he had coined
Mcl
r S " f a r h <:r0t'“ r>’
s i n l L Ave°anu « B a k e r y
Miss
Joyce
is
now
lit
the
l
idled
portation
Company
operating and fishing pier^In South
the expression o f "See America
.
tourist in which they sustained Injuries States. Duriug her rveeut visit to family in EnglandS
j A T f-T c .C o .A B
g u r n e t B a k in g P o u d r r
motor bus service between thU boume vast of Midway
has not been determined.
First," using this slogan to itir
city and Live Oak.
. camp. •
•
(Continued on P*|f* « )
'1p
Urges No Cut In ‘
Wages Of Miners
A li*t of poll offlclel* fo r each
ebunty precinct in the approach
ing primary election was made
public today by -Vance E. Doug
las*, clerk of the circuR mint.
CHARLES SCHWAB
TIMES T H IS YEAR
Sizable Project
To Be Power Ui
ROBERT PITTMAN
TO BE EXECUTED
WEEK OF JUNE 11
I
TH IC K ICE CRUST HUSBAND M AKFS »
HAMPERS RETURN PLEDGE TO TREAT
OF BIG DIRIGIBLE HLSW IFE FAIRLY
I
Victim Of Accident
Reported InCritical
Condition T o d a y
Educator Declares
Resignation DueTo
Literary D e s i r e s
Chinese WageKeen
Battle Along Wide
Front Says Report
English Paper Prints Report That
Peggy Joyce Ig Engaged To Co
Shop Intelligently
hi
V-
In the Grocery Pag
Tho highest aim of the housewife is to get the most
i i,r> t fnad for the smallest outlay of mono). T •
;ftnMeKnKosf; pr«%cal way of achieving th. aim is
c'm^aT i t
i . Then do your
t r t i w « > » Ihr followinir proirclv. merchant..
Store.
PlM™WI»gly Market.
-•tVi’-'N
m' i I
^ r r .r r -—
0* I
.
4 fte r r
�I
Atlanta
S T A N D IN G
H I H I 1RISPITTSBURG FANS
i n w BEGIN TO WORRY
J d A IL rU K ABOUT-THE BUCS
If 3VICTO
RY
-1®
.1105
RE SU LTS
FLO RID A S T A T E LEAGUE
W L Pel.
FLORIDA STATE LEAG U E
West Palm Beach .... I I
7 .COT
Dnytonu Reach 3-5; Sanford 5-1
.5
8
1
1
to
Orlando
.
* — :...............11
•
Orlando' at Miami, wet grounds.
St. Petersburg .....— 11 u .500 Others not scheduled.
i:i .180
Daytona Beach•••<•«.•« J••
NATIONAL LEAGUE
.'18.1 Philadelphia nt Boston, rnin.
10
SANFORD
............*.....10
Itedlegs
Nose
Them
Oul
For
CdlCRB _____ _____ _____ _____
Third Victory In Series; Miami ..........
8 15 JI-M New York 3*4; Brooklyn 4-0.
(Hants And lloldns Sulit:
Pittsburgh 3; Cincinnati-4 (10 in
N A T IO N A L LEAGUE
Red Sox Mil Hard Rut Lose
W I. IV.. nings).
.
dContestHitting _ N E W 7'OKK, May 24— (IN S ) — Cincinnati ................. 21 15 .015 Only games scheduled. ’
AM ER ICAN LEAG UE
..
li 15 .525
W ith Islanders Pittsburgh fans are beginning to Chicago
st. lamia..................... 21 15 .583 St. Iarain 8; Detroit 3.
1H 13 .581 Cleveland 3; Chicago I.
ing Edge;Butler wonder when, if ever, the champion New Yank
111 .52) Wnshinifton 3; Philadelphia I.
Brooklyn
..........
....
18
Is BothContests Pirates are going *.» get started.' Pittsburgh
O’* 18 .171 Boston 1; New York 2.
The sm-iky City crew was not Ilost I*II . ..............
II 20 .355
SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAG UE
hopelessly handicapped when left Pliilndriphin
*5 21 .200 Columbia 1; Charlotte 4; (0 in
« t the post in other years becnur.c
AM ERICAN LEAGUE
nings, rnin). Second gume Char
the National Longue scheduled I*
. w I. Pet. lotte pout polled.
.
n somewhat Inpgw grind than ~0 New York
Ii .81C Greenville
23
Asheville 7 (7 In
horse nice, but the merry month Philadelphia
.721
H
....... 21
nings, rain).
•
May'is m arly over and the Hues Cleveland ..
....... 21 15 .583 Spartanburg 1; Knoxville 0.
rs Take Early of
are still in a coma.
.
21 15 .583 Augustn-Mncon. rain.
Boston .
•
i In Second And The champs are hitting well but St. Ixrais .
1.7 20 . 121)
SOUTH BA STERN I.EAGU E
are getting terrible pitching Detroit ......
....... 1 1 21 .3158 Savannah I; Columbus 5.
ntai n it A ll W ay they
and arc losing instead of winning Chicago
, lm.IIK„
.... 13 1!2 .371 Jacksonville 7; Montgomery 3. .
m lute ifTrtTTrs. Yesterday the Reds |Washington
••M 4133 Tampa 7; Selma <’>.
11 •pi
captured
the first —........... I l b __ . . . I
L a , f a i n t 11 .1 I I I
. • a n •' ( •■I M
nosed them out in (the.
tenth, 4 to
SOUTHEASTERN
LEAGUE
Albany 5; Pensacola 13. ,
lost the nightcap in a
3, Luque outpitching Hill.
W L Pet.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
#ith Daytona Beach on
CJit\clnnnli won four out of five Pcnxucqla
20 17 .1550 Atlanta 115; l ittle Rock 5-1.
iamond ,ye*tcrilay afterin the series and now leads the Albany
24 17 .585 Mobile 5-I5J ( ’hiittnitniigi. 12.
he first. CaB*oll let the
Cubs, who were idle yesterday, by .InckMinvillc ..... .... 21 P.I .525 New Orleans 5 17; Nashville 3-1.
vc only seven hit*» nml
Montgomery
— ... 21 21 .5011 Birmingham'ft; Memphis 10.
-ly. 5 to 3, while the n full game.
The Giants have won five out ,Snvann;th __
13. _2» .187
IN T E R N A T IO N A L LEAG U E
, a hitting match with
.403 Newark I; Jersey City 8.
P.i
■Tampa ‘
, aving a alight edge and
Bur.r. McSwenney stopped the N*)W 1'kflltlllltts
15 23 .305 Reading 12; ISnlUu'.mv 7.
..... ' .
td 4..
1.7 21 .385 Buffalo d; Toronto a.
Yorkers 4 h 3 in the first gume Selma
tors drew first blood in o f’ yesterday’s double bill, but
Rochester at Moo'-ronl. rnin.
ig Rome by puihing Benton held the Dodgers to four
W I, IVI.
A M ERIC A N ASSOC I AT It IN
• un In the first stanra. bits in tin- nightenri «Vid won by I
27 13 .d75 Toledo 2; Louisville I.
Birmingham
•vened matters . in the to 0 ount wnen ltiooklyn’s n ‘veii Memphis .
2d 15 .•53 I St. Louis H; Milwaukee I.
Wallace slnRled sharply
23 17 .57.7 Columbus .7; Indianapolis
innii infield blew up. Mot.lcr Mel' Mobile
second, cominR home
21 I!* .525 Minneapolis 3; Kansas City 1 ( ‘
New Orleans
vln got bis fifth Inuier.
ca delivered a one timer
17 23 . 127 innings.).
••Death Valley” Todt,
first Nashville
•Id.
Id 23 .Tld
sucker of the Boston Re dSnt Little Rock
dcs l;y Hayworth and clouted three home run* in the i 'liuttanooga
31K)
id
T O D A Y ’S (JAM K
the visitors another New York series. His mates could
>e fifth and the locals n’t help him In the final game, Coldi now bns bit 3,001 single*
IT <lit III \ STATE I t ; \Gl K
with the tyinR run in however, and the Sox suffered a during bis big league career.
Jackson was safe on 2 to I defeat at the hands of Hen
Tile White Sox nosed out Cleve iiilat'd " at Daytona llemb.
■ forciriR Ilarnes .it ry Johnson. Yankee bench warmer.
Miami at S A NFt 'I: I •.
land in (lie tenth, 4 to 3. lifter the
vn doubled to send him
The Athletic* also uncovered » Indians bud pulled the first triple We*t Palm Bench at ;-t. I'•-t>i
d a minute Inter lie promising rookie in Bill Shores of
burg.
play o( the m’ uhiii on them in tin
nc.
•
Wnen, Texas. Short* beat Wash
N M DIN \l. l b M.t E
come hack
la
the ingtun, 4 to 2. with the aol of five | ninth. With the bn*e* lull ' Ini" V
i
inciotiat
i at St. I cm .
. mukc another
run bits bv T y Uobli and Tri* Speaker. |
i , .laoiiesoii who Knew
11 hli ago at Pitt *l,i4i v h
I promptly tied nmtlom
Kaiiiui out at tin- plate Sci .dk ,
w Yotk a Biooklyii.
d time by unnexiiiR a Inine hit, Jnrl ••on Sacrifice lot-.
then
wa* caught off second.
Otlt.-i ■ i. -t *. he.lided.
half o f the same in Miller nml Wallace. Stolen base.
T he Brown* ended tic n l«•-,sitr I
Celery Feds counted Scholl*. Base* on 10111*, oil Ibitle
\ M IR I« ' v IE \ C ,IE
in the eighth when 3; o ff Hodges I Struck out by DcD dt 8 to 3. The Ti'.'ci * <li p|f'l
I.ini. of nine game* h. lino,a i j Be Ion at *. w 7 •••!.
ed and went to third Butler I; »).. Il.«lges 2 Time •>!
'h double. Uobertson game, 1;2tl. Uu p t >. W ii'."' and la low Chicago let...... noth phi i \V . htivl , l.t I’l i'a*! I a.
i Other team.* \vere iil*e.
1 love an.I at 1 hi. a .’ ".
Snlva scampered home, Moore.
led on Cassell's one-
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TOUGH ATHLETICS
T H IS AFTERNOON
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migt *: ’ Apple
»ancr. apricot*
blackberries, iberrir*. I.r^. grape
fruit, peaclic*. i>. ar*. pinc-tpple.
racplierrir*. itrawbefrir»,
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pea , *pinacli, .sii.l toina; -c . Cnnt.c.i
it nil. and vegetaldrs of the litgltr -t
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market, too.
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iauitaiiuiii * m iiii .% i * due to it*
fuii.lariiciital theory -.*luth i* >*
prrct.nl ill tile *\..ld» <d |hrtl
“ Nature alone can cure, th.* i* the
bights t law id practual me.In toe.
and the unr to which v*c muvt ad
here . . . Nature tieatrc and III.dlltaint; ehr illll*t therefore hr able
to cure." That i*. the bodv nni.l
cure itself; outside finer, can only
aid.
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T o further tliic idral the rla.lv
regimen at the •amt irilmi is *o arrt>ng«;d tlut tb« ’ patiri'l live* the
pio>t healthy life . |«n»ililc. When
lie arrive*, hi* schedule a* to lrr*h
air, treatment*, and* .Is. t i* laid out
I'erbapa lung walk*. «wiiuminit,
trnuit, are recommended; prrbap.
only retting in tile mellow *unthiue. special water, light, or me
Menu* A re Isutli'ctlva
chanical Irralltlrlit- are alinu»t »urr
I e ordered, .ltd hi* tiicl will be
N .tnrally, with Mich a regimen,
plauucd fur bin..
vegetsible* plav an utiiunaRy itupul talit pall In <rdl r to g'W- ' a ' 1O aly Plant Fuoda
efy to tiie- menu all the d imeclic
’t'St point that fir»t itrike* the vegetable, are urcecl, and many
attention about the Battle Creek vegrtalde* and fruit, arr imported.dir) it it* lack of meat and hah. fTiayyte,. papaya,, celcrMC, e»carule, arvl brcccoli as wrll »* bearU
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\\ ha I i* ll.' le about Bal'h l f • k
. Snlva, Warren. Sac
llul excite* t'u* ini.i«-*l
Why do
urria,,Wallace Stnh"i l.eopl* go there with «.l.*|-il*e ad
r, Wallure, .lhck»«ii, menl> and then cend thro itno.t
on bull*, o ff Biitlc. aid i r tlit ll. lheiii*cU« .. when in
l| 4. Struck out, by Heed i.f le*! * W l.v i* ft lh.lt cichl
**ell 4; Double plays, b.iincncr hii.l.lmi;. now lai d v o .if
ter. Umpire*, Moore only uinr' Ho.id a lull itnti.ry ago.'
Time, 1:40.
The liich ctt Law
4 10 21 10
at D ickson—Ives
I'irsl l'.)2S I cease to lie
conneclctl or have any in(«-resl in Lake Mary I'ltarniaey having disposed of
; m\ inleresl to ( )lli\er ,L
j Alillcr. This notice i* giv
en as I assume no renpon-iliility after the above
named dale.
Tho* I. Miller
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Furniture Repairing
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sceonit contest .both
,j in tlm fisrt inning,
making three and the
•utii teams tallied two
e sixth and that wan
io scoring, l.efty But
hath games for Daypitchnl the first for
Hodges the second,
and hi* Miami llu*t
me here today for u
<erie«.
ItST GAM E
teach
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The Brussels,
Belgium, fall
Sixty collcrles have joined In
profile with grent alnerlty. lend
ing to the general belief that, if the plan to control m arketing-of this year was much more succoss-J
fui than that o f last year.
anyone is to fctop the ) ankKt it
coal in Scotland.
won’t be the' West.
Offhand, I would say thnt the
Club which plays .838 baseb.iH
over a month may be the candidate
in rjd0*tl°n until a better one
turns up. The Athletics, in fact,
FannShnu Keen IntcfcslO vcr are the only outfit this season
Contest Ret ween 2 Strong- to win a aeries from the Yankee*
American LcaKUcTeuma e.nd there Is nothing to l»e found
Which A r c Ila v ln jiC lo s e K a c e against the theory that what you
do once you can do again. This
BY DAVIS J. W ALSH
time, thr pickings will bs even
International N*'ws Service
more attractive, since the pair are
Spirts Keillor
separated by 3-1-2 games this
NF.W YORK. May 24 -M S S) — morning and the series it faces i 4
Hr. me « f those
professors
of a six-game affair. The^J.eagii"
physic*, so dumb, fonontb, tbn). lead very well may change hand*;
they can’t answer their own cjue«- while tho general excitement i=
lions, ought to go out to Sbibe un.
Usually, the nn*tnllcd crucial
Park Phil.nlcIphlH, this afternoon
•uric* means little to the ulllmnt.
and ! eo for themnrlw*
what
standing at tho Octolicr pay-off.
happens when the
|i reals.ihh
But this
Is the exception.
•4.
niter
i
force to be designated hereinafter *»ui mis one ■* woncet « I Both Clulis proved thnt they can
ns the New 7 ork 7 anV c<, lit
I air opening: a shop in Sanford and w ill
beat everybody else in sight now,
the In niov.ild»
body, (le ) the
all thnt remains o f the race is for
be equipped to handle any kind o f repair
Pbilndell l. a Athletics.
one o f these leaders ,to prove
As a matter of fact,"the Athlet
that it can beat tin* other.
work promptly.
-v
ics have made tho immovable
body leak like a nervuu* break S H A R K E Y MAY GET MATCH
phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan
down iluring tintirval. Only an
Inc., until new address is announced.
outfit that
wins
2d of its
NF.W 7’ GRK, May 24.— (I N S )—
|„;.t
-j |
could
maintinn
I’ rcfiioter Tex Kifkard plans to
a taetli ‘ i Hi a i ith tin' pace ti c match Viltorn ( ’umpolo willr Jack
7'linker* la w M-t since the start
Sharkey if the Argentine heavy
o f the season.
weight defeats Monte Mann in
T4n- .-Cl i * starting today at Buenos
Aire# tomorrow night.
Sh.be pmk. ill addition to straight Kilklird is aegotfflllng with John
ening out the ini|Uiribg profess- ny Buckley, Sharkey’s manager.
Corner Firs! SI. and Sanford Avc.
,,I*.., I,, id d< t-rmine definitely
f„ r a '■ nt here in July between
and D all. "»■ tiler anything Is i in. B<>.ilon fighter and f umpolo,
to be ....... about Yankee ilomi
who i* liring hailed a* "T h e New
—**naiu«. i the Amerirati League.
Wild Bull o f the Pampas.”
The Wt 1 had a whirl at it and
• 4
hi .i n i nd third In a field of
two. 'I I • It dill (Is showed iiome j
authority in tliiir recent visit to I
To Whom II May Concern: l
N'lW York but the White Sox,
j *I 11*i ■ . ami Ri.-wti* tool, it on the
On and after June First!
iii'jtc I'jib :.a <* *<*.• M ‘ b •*
i.|.|iowrr
w. ho.t 111* aer • .» •«> u.t-h.
L|., un . • • . • J 1 • • * * .in.
fl l.avcd '.milau. i d iol.gh tut
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K v c fa.-l v ca v i* - and ilc o g ii
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ji, >1 . . and ,-vi-i v w ea v e i* g iia iiiu te e d co lo r f » ' l -
<1 t .1 D •t s t . ip ‘ , n lin t ’ s N o ! » ) " nt tu n c
from bti*incss N e w S S . I K O ( H ' O I S l e a v e s
Smurf Linens, SI. yard
l
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SA ILIN G S T O N E W Y O R K
|-,|.„.. at Bottle l seel i« inter
> t g II >t jl .sic beealf • oolt,I . r
,'.i.- iv-to-.d, arc aliiciu. but •'
In i
■* r!n fo<x| i* ,lcb.ci>iUx
bei hi e there sue decidedl in
.•
on the inrun
I’m, i
p .,t ih r.'c ,Creck lia, man
t.o red a niimbrr r l v.-gct.-’.i e
i ... whifh add b •! !i n Wei l>jt
.rad cX. client diilclic clcn.ept* i tho menu. Many of the food* a*.
dcyigiU'd prinurilv ' to overcome
limn* intestinal ruuditiun, ami »«•*••
utility to provide needed elcliieil *.
«uch si* miiicraU ami vitamins, in
tiie diet.
R.ght f.M».| combined vvilli riitht
cvt.rnal kurruimilmiri and occutialion* have 'been tiie two faclnr,
uliiall Iiw c aided the direcL.r* of
Battle. f*c rk Sanitarium to prove
the worth of their uiottu. "Nature
alone can hraJ.”
( iin.uliam s, (Joe y a r d
B. S. IKOyUOtSMay 19. K>. June 2.'). lo. 2J.30 July 7. 14. 21.58
A D D ITIO N M . SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVIUJl
Maids and checks, .‘Mi inches wide, hlack-Mnlwliito. Iilue-an<l-vvliite. pink-and-wliite. grccu-amlvvliile and gohl-and-vvIdle. . . makes tiie smarlc.vt
sort of dresses! (i.r)c yard.
livery Monday and Wrdnesdcy at J P- ^L
e. . ■•- luti.ro ictcrcwc.
Win n Latin" *I» IiUrrertiiig
”>ii inches wide iii while, tail. Blue. mse. pink,
green. Brown. Veronica fan orchid lint) and flanie,
>'J. yard.
o t t l v t w o n i i ’.iuN o u t . i n i c . N c v v Y o r k M o n d a y
m o r n in g . Zai/r-/ j tt.w .r //•/..- , tr m .J : I t l i i ’tfU l i n e /vr/J.
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May 2 1
June . I »• ^
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1 ,1 'Jaw
Jul.9, 18, 30
Prints at lde yard
All New Swannr,. Uniform iJv lu*e Service
NIAV Y O R K . Om-Way. S»7.CvVupi ItounJ Trip i ' f * 18 op
.fJ.O O rttr.t f.ir« each
oo D ir e c t
S. IR O Q b O IS
flay nml full " f color, suitalile for women's find
children's dresses, .” 2 inches wide, 15c yard.
to
inches wide in cool, lovely tints includ
ing Copenhagen lilue. gold, nile. peach, orchid, honeydew ami -flame, fine yard. Super quality. Everfast
Voile jit $1. yard.
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J^ivry
Wed.. I r(. *7
kHtiiig Inominf.
Nun. Due It) unite •*» Juilaoiuin# •- JulU
T u .u aU u
Voiles, Goc and 81. yard
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A uplc 1m ililie* fee a jtnmoW U*
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C l y d e L im e
tUt*ljtWI>»U O il
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Fabrics ami Pattern*. Street Flo«>r
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“ Three Sinners’* U the story of
three people whose sins found them
out!
They tried to cover them up so
that even their own consciences
might he deceived blit retribution
nnd discovery swept forward with
the sjwVd of a whirlwind. The dra
ma of this nival irtory is told with
bread sweeps in “ Three Sinners”
Pola N egri’s latest starring picture
for Pnrsunount, whieh comes to
day to the Milane Theatre, with
Paul Luka*, Tullio Carmlnatt and
Qlgn Bacjanova supporting the fa
mous European star.
Pola Negri playa the role o f the
Countess Herds Wallentln, In lore
with her husband, her ‘hotna and
' HHItiN
PARK,
PH IL A D E L
PH IA ,
May 26. — (IN S )— Babe
Ruth slammed his fifteenth home
run of the season in th? first in
ning of the second game ef*tlio
Yankee-Athletic double bill today.
Walbcrg was thu*victim. Combs
ami Durochcr rode homo ahead of
the Babe.
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2 lbs. Compound Lard
....f..
r m■
3 Cans No. 2 Baked B ean s..... '.......
BARTOW -New Coliseum form;
dly opened On We.it -Alain Street.
No. I Cans W hite Cherries ............
S T U A R T -— City wide
clean-up
campaign launched here.
7 Pkg. Naptha W ashing Powder
.—
.25
.25
.19
.25
.25
.49
6 Bars P & G Soap ............... .......
MOSQUITOES
burn ub-
N E W YORK. May 26.— (IN S )
— tyv. , Nicholas Murray. Butl<r,
president of Columbia University
ind a stalwart Republican, today
d-'niod he had come out fo r Gov.
1 .ank O. Lnwdon o f Illinois for
president, asserting he had not
written an endorsement o£ tho
Middle Westerner as had been an
nounced yesterday.
The statement bad been issued
4 .
—-
1 lb. Creamery Butter-
Pint 28c
Mosquitoes fold their wing*
and drop in sta n tly w h en
Tanglefoot Spray hits them.
Here’s action— quick on light
ning. Go now. Get Tanglefoot
Spray from grocer or druggist.
THE TANOLRFOOT COMPANY
JUST taava your coupon In a convcnlant place for our Ice man and he will
leave Vie full quantity o f Ice as required.
Now that’s simple. N o waiting, making
change or lost of time..
-213.Sanford Avc.
■ SPRAYS
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BEGG
GROCERY
117 Magnolia — W c Deliver — Phone 671
Meals are not bard to plan fo r the housewife who buys at
P iggly W iggly. W alkthrough the aisles, open Ihe refrigerator,
inspect the fruits and vegetables, and your troubles will van
ish.
Texas Figs
N °
Van Camp Baby Size
“Look
»
28c
25c
17c
50c
31c
< Full Quart Jar Pickles
2 lbs. Compound Lard ...
5 lbs. N ew Potatoes
Cloverbloom Butter lb.
V/2 lh. Can Crisco
«
99
These Over”
P & G” or Octagon Soap
■V-
.04
FREE!
Premium
OIL
WESSON
1
Snowdrift
1 lh. Can
.1!)
2 lit. Can
.37
1 lh. Can
1,
Prunes
.25
.15
.25
.25
.23
English PeaH (G reen) per lh.....
Fresh Cow Peas 3 lbs................
Fancy Wine-Sap Apples 3 lbs. ..
13 oz. Stawberry Preserves
FRESH
FANCY
Raisins
P L E N T Y M IL K FED
■T,
■sk
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s .& Fryers
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No charge For Dressing
SANFORD FRUIT
& PRODUCE CO.
Rear Basket
Pliolie 504 ■
Encore No. 2 Can
^t„r
Super Suds
SUGAR CURED
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S lic e d B a c o n L b . 2 5 ^
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Mackeral
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B e e f L b . 2 5 /
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All Over. The Wcrld
405 Sanford Ave.
222 First St.
120 Magnolia Ave.
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W e carry the best and freshest fruits and vegetables obtain
able.
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
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V E A L SHOULDER
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Lb.
20 ^
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Corn Flakes
6 ^/2 ?
Bananas 5 ^ |Lettuce Head 71^
25/
Octagon Large Pkg.
Mm
Lbs.
KELLOGG’S
Octagon
•*
4
Pineapple
25/
10 ^
Can
*
TOILET SOAP
\
SLICED DELMONTE
19^
Cake Flour
No.
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M ARKET DAY
GOLD M ED AL 2fJ LH. PACKAGE
1
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Blue Rose Rice 4
354
25<
Mustard
PickleS Sweet Mixed Qt Jars 33^
OxOCOSL Quaker Maid 8 oz. Can 10 f^
Prunes
Spaghetti
MUFFETS
219^
c ^ r t
WessonOiJpl2 5 q 4 5 c
DEL MONTE DRY PACKED
1
Asparagus— Green Corn— Okra
Green Lim a Beans— Cucumbers
Tomatoes— Celery— Iceberg Lettuce
\51
c an
1
Mixed Pickles
2 for
Bermuda (Hom e Grown) 5 lbs.
n°.
SWEET
FHKNCll'S
Specials for Saturday
1I t
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DEI,MONTE DRY PACK
$1.2!)
2f°r
H[Y 2 c TallJ
Ginger Ale
CAN
Deviled Ham
j
C AN AD A DRY
.6!)
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s II). Can
UNDiatWOOD’S No.
Comer Sanford Avc. and Eighth St.
33^
Per lb. 23^
pts 254
Qts
47^
2 *<>*
Free with grocery order, one pkg. Waxhing Powder
R . W . L a w to n
Milk
CLICQUOT CLUM
Ginger Ale
HAMS Swift’s
1 Can 10/
IN M E A n * SYRUP
Consists In not merely effecting u wiving, Init one
should be certain of the qunlity as well.
A & I* offers ils customers thi^ true economy every
day— you make a saving on every purchase and you
are always sure of getting the best the market affords.
1 t
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W e D eliver
True Economy
Saturday “Money-Savers
'Vi.- v
Super Suds 3 pkgs.............. 26 y4 Mustard Sardines v
.09
Shredded W heat 2 pkgs.......25 P er c a n ....... • - - - ...........
5 oz. Cove Oysters 2 cans,.. .25 Macaroni or Spaghetti „
.25
3 pk^Bi
— *■*'’.’!
Cigarettes per carton ..... 1.14
•M
Granulated Sugar 15 lbs. 1.00 Fancy Head Whole Rice
W hile Potatoes (N ew or Old) 18 lh........ r ..................1-22
Per lb. ............. ......... ........ .04 Nice Smoked Bacon per lb. .22
Pure Vegetable Lard per lb. .14 _
25 lb. sk. Egg-O-Fide
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VLay Mash ...................
1.08 Pure W heat Bran
100
lb.
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2.70
S nu ff 3 boxes ...................... 25
Quart 58c
CASH
Phone No. .11
Wholesale and Retail
Saturday and Monday
Specials-
McCULLER’S
TANGLEFOOT
Buy your loe from the wagon or truck
with the orange oval emblem
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A dclIcinuH M ila d 'o il— Rood to ea t b y llw elf.
O tin d Rapid*. Mlclilf t o
Get your book from one of our drivers
or at our office.
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A h . I.T
n n il (Cit)
r o i T h e blame was laid upon «*1 {.CoViwraHoii
c f TLong
Island
stbncgraphor. " I gaVe my steno w as Instantly ^killed today , whe.
grapher two statements, one to Dr. his Ireland Meteor biplane crashed
Butler and the other for release to on a farm near Curtiss Field.
the ,»re»s,'' said Little. “ It seems
she put Dr. Butler's name whore
Fort Pierce— Survey completed
mine should have been." Dr. But of proposed relocation oT cast
ler merely said: *'I did not make end f slate road No. * between
here and Okecchobcco.
tho atnlrmrnt."
RED ST A R G R O C E R Y & FEED CO.
No. 2Vj Cans Sliced Pineapple .... .. #2 9
W esso n
-?tt
CURTISS FIELD , N. Y., Ml
den. Colonel Little explained tbf |^ __(IN S )__ Herbert * ’ C* Doyj
anrounccniont was “ a clerical er !
o f the g ^ p e r ft
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d ie s in c h a s h
Butler Denies Story
rn>mthe office «r c»i. Arthur w.
' He Supports Lowden Little, onejOf the baekera o f L o w
IIUTII SLA MB ANOTHER
1
n Film That
Stars Pola Ne g r i
her child. In a wayward mood of
discontent brought on by her hus-(
band’s neglect, she leaves homo to
visit her sister. While the train
pauses a t a station, a fellow pasaengcr and family friend persuades
her to take a motor ride with him.
The friend purposely misses tho
train so that Gerda in forced to
spend the night with hln>.
Overcome with tyftiorse, she tries
to resume her Journey tho next day
and Is horrified to leum that the
train was wrecked and burned and
that her husband believes hrt
dead.
Unable to face the shame of re
vealing herself she is forced to re
linquish home, husband and ‘child.
The story o f her life Is one of the
most fascinating which Pola Negri
has - interpreted for the sliver
screen.
“ Three Sinners-' is directed by
Rowland V. .■Lee, who also directed
Pola Negri in "Barbed Wire.**
cn
m m
tic Story Is
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M w il aovd
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were four hunth.cil o f boxey’soitiirra'^ri rhg* r.nd t\tteVi, n’ ghnip
Of ttiluft waifs going lb Cnn^rc.-w.
.They trot hire, though,
Over
foyr hundred mile* in rn'in n’ntl
mud tiny wulktd. and turned tip
in Washington, Mny* 3.I8{M ready
hut virtual surven has cfawned the
for thrlr battle. They lost it then
long e f fi.ls o f th iir lender.
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R a s p e d C re w O f U n em p lo yed
I . e [ i O h io A r.d M arched T o
W a.shinptnn T o D e U v c r lle a
, F o r .Rerttcduil >L e g is la tio n
* *.. ^ •*** ——• . ! .
Some W ere Thrown
'W f'C a p ito l* Steps*
.
d e c e n t L a w E n actm en t fir in g s
t U p M e m o r y O f U u r ly P o litl-^QK^W ho S ou gh t P le a s u r e
r: 1 ' W ASH IN G TO N , May iM - (I N S ) l
'-T h irty -fo u r years ago Jacob S.
Covey, hcaditrg u mob 1/ raggei
•
unemployed which* had w alked W
miles.from Ma-sillmi, Ohio, storm
•M the national Copilot seeking re
medial legislation.
He was hurlid bodily o ff the
steps o f the Cnpjtol am lthrow n
into jail fi*- « inmth.
•
, Today tile legislation for which
'* *« h - v vox*jf% Arm y fought in vain bids
ST. A U G U S T IN E — Totat 3 div
•in-* ri -:«on in full awing in Has'
tings-Kikton potato district.
T) HERAT,TL.KA:
A , S A T U R D A Y , - M A Y 2 fi,1 0 2 A
i West l’ ulm
Dench— Bids r?
it lv h d 'fo f lonstrurthii of ..not
L'O-rnoih addition to tVd humari
tifii ll'ltpit.il '•iiun'es' homo.’
. I A K E C IT Y — A m » s o » f fcrfKhl
lin f tobacco in Columbia Ci.iint."
thin year will be .nearly dcubl? thnt
n’t lust year.
( it IP L E Y — Work
prrgYelain t
rapidly un new cuerthmue ami J.td
SANFORD'; AVENUE BAKERY
D o r t
Thp No l ’ illci Method Savrn
Plant Food.
ATLANTIC ©AND GULF
F E R T I L I Z E a 1— 1 C O M P A N Y
t
facksoHUlLtytoritU
SALE -BY
,
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a .
1L W. Deane,laocal A gen t
SANFORD: KLA.
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Plum > 7S3-M
S o licit y o u r o rd e rs fo r p ro m p t sh ip m en t fr o m J n c k so n villc
Fresh
,
S t s p p fy oE
t h e fa m o u s o a t m e a l fe e d t h a t m a k e s y o u n g
c h ic k e n s
t h r iv e
and
d e v e lo p
in t o
h e a lth y ,
v i g o r o u s [ H i l l e l s , o r e a r l y m a r k e t b ir d s . M o s t
f n o : : l i e -il b e c a u r t : d s h o r t e n s
lim e ,
1 1..
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t ho fe e d in g
l v . n - y txi u j c . ^ j u N i t h e i i g l u e o m b i n a -
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F the trc^cl .on your tirep Is
u m n f\ tli___ iif
f Ithe
l i A ffabric
n l t r i n iu
ln r t.
smooth—
is cstart
ing to show tlnoughT-o r if you r
tires huve simply lost the sharp,
limi grip o f now rubber—TRADE
Glir/lol Snlili, r
uni' x .rr.l.il >.|d
>.r .... m inty
I mill ii-kI ItJItl Irs XVi 11, lh.'
t|i.- i in*
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I- ini- i idlnr. >ir<|
mi >|n | r*?nitnkl a h t a l a c l r r
(Ihi-. k n e - • h ir / h II in t h f g . g a r b in 1 V > . Me | mi|!•• I W , f n 'i x' o T^h in ii 11,, — , n .' '..t
the enx v riiu r diip x*f ibst sii’U* th»n
lli« inareb *■> Wn hintgnn mil .1
n •• (orrr. |,ml ••nx e r»' •• to »hi- de
li i'-v irrm ''Crtvi'' ’i A im v "
fill! xxest nrn|> !f flcn ke,| i., I i \ . ' ,
|...fi,r,> tils i n n n l i I.- -O". |n n « .'x ..^
It xe.as i slitlMxT.'' that. '.‘0 0(111 n r r
si.n*; ntt«m'ii*e!T !■• ?<dn h im . Dm
r - m i | i n f f i f l e n h u . n 1* '-ii fr.im t h e
Till XXI- t . t'tn fcr II C'di n e t
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F lIL ^ - P E P
©s?®Wfls®g M asle
" I eil*'i r e H : Inti atf i| ‘A n m k e I...* 1 !'d e
p r o g r n m ' i . f m n lit V mi i i . i i " H h l i ' n i i -will ,-i'
v.-.irk t.. i b u n s .
Ij'ilii- It is i.s-ein iiillv t r-•- .
. . ' • i l l lig h t l.y I ’,.- \
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i., M . y v n s i | lr
r o b b e r 'h n l lias
•
Freight on (hr Filler and You
Get the Same Amount of
lllIN llllltS
c e n t u r y . A MuUro bill
s i n n .lta im o tiv ly
|.y
G n n k in g -tyid C u rn -m -v l o m n o t t c c
( W y ' , V i It to W llsh iim .
I " I I i n n< n lr s t h a t iii,oi«.y hia'Mi .
by i n n m i n n i t y pnW-:i i tf r i' t
.
- ' ■'''.ti l.«itiij-. ^hIi ; , I |1 ip tiriividt>i! Iiv
»•" I'OVI i nio v ru f o r in.Iili,- h u p i i . v . iiii'iiI s ih r y .ic l , r o i i i i t i u r j | v tinnK
I ' ll"l> 11,.Ill ) ''..l.
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" I f I llv*r To gst to the polls on June oth Font Hathnwai
ret my vote." said "Unde Jack" .Dean, SO yc*r old re tire J L j
iflnr foreman yesterday. "Fens was one o f my bent *
ami he ntWor wanted an easy job. I pave Mm an easy ( ■
op*-day anil h e’ told me the next morning he w-anted a Jobi
culled for work, not loafing. I 'fixed him up. He never e\
plidned about anything unless the rations ran short. He tmX
big eater. A t night he would lie by tha lightwood-knot fi
und read anything he could get hold rf, I never dreamed I wi
working a man who would ever occupy the Governor’s Thai
hut Funs'wUI g rt thsrefbecause hf d*Mtven»lt* a rif-I know
Yrs, I am ptouil o f hint/’ concluded ^fUhctir JSvk.’* 1
/
Ni.tr Ihr
< Car
tin It Inr
I'.n.,
f,n :r b i i u d r i - 1
mine, fxfppt L m- tf.
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ter Crops and Save Freight
'd'li-rp fitilr.l to ,1,, It, tilo ,,l,|ftt int 1
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Buy A & G Brands— Get Bet
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’T h e / t ( T i . ! , 4 -
1 MB
* ■» mm- » ■
SLACK F L A G
J u s t-Hteeelvcd—
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<l’«ld Pnlitical A^vertiscniant) ,
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F O R M E R L O G B O S S 'W I L L V O T E F O B F O ^ i S P
lustitc—fur; only -we. vryjrVT*”.'” ”T“>
H. B. McCall Jndusteries, Inc
w hat
*
tlrn«,V*CKMrtvd#'o# rofuikckc.
k^air Liquid — ihe ^leadlle.Nt
FOR
■ kill
,I
tem t>chg nrrahpcxl In Cnsinu Ilnrrovn? f»r oc-mpancy of Daytona
pay
F. L. NIXON PROP.
Corner r»th B t.'A T W T & n fn rd Ave.
l ••
( From Ilolinon County Advertiser, Fridrjf, May Ifljf 103
50 ccb#1* for only » Biailff-piiit
off liquid insecl-killer! X ou
get a w h o le pi ill off B la c k
iBuns-^Finger Rolls— Pics— Calces—
General Line o f Pastries made fresh daily.
You w ill find my bread: A t Lodges Groc
ery on Elm Ave., Lodges and M cLain on
Palmetto Ave., and Catch els Grocery on
Sanford Ave., and Roberls Grocery on
First Street.
Anderson Grocery Cor
ner o f French & 13th. St. Stehtrstroms
Grocery on French Ave. Mrs. Tomlinson,
13th. St.
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DAYTONA BEACH-iKpw nuit-
nilol. nil'' !n, in....... .
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117 Magnolia-Watch Our Windows For Lowest Prices
S lic e d B o d e d
Sliced Smoked
|Breakfast Bacon
Pork Sausage
Western Pork
Western
Round Sirloin And
Daily Fashion Hint
Club
FO U N D
Steak
FO U N D
CENTS
CENTS
W E S T E R N TO T
ROAST OF
THEM IN FOR NEW GOODRIC|I
6ILVKRT0WNS1
These tires pre two-way tough*,
cued, by the Goodrich Water
Cure..They arc built from stretchmatehed cords, heavily rublNMf.
ized. They; gi,ve yqu the safety
grip und the remarkable mileage
of tbo famous Goodrich hingecenter tread.. And tbo service•
tbut is still left in your old tires
will reduce tlie price of new *
Si 1vertowns 1
*
r .i
All makes of tires taken in trade.
Bring them in—get our price on
them now l
PO U N D
D rive your car to Our Service Station' Today
UENTS
Smoked
C E N TS
CENTS
‘i n
a
v u Y T b fR jn ,
W H IT E
C. E. Myers, President
H a lf or Whole
SiiCKi-li**. .•••'iiiorT 4-x! rxim -'.li'i
,i,lr. llii* u*v*ti;i' ik i'li in
Jrxrlu|ifxl‘ fii tiil> »ilk Iriumir'l with .illi i.il. iul liiu-ly li|< kill .ml .till hril in
bumI i tiw- i
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Patrji jmikiU ate J'u'-it iii.|r -I laiTJ
doaxuiivc Uruil
^ u ir n
J it
xat lit
PO U N D
CENTS
POUND-
CENTS
( L e g ’ O f Lamb, Lamb S houlder, Veal Pot Roast
Corner First and Elm Streets
S A N F O R D , FLORIDA
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1‘ Kturul 1‘iiutcil D4Urm
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P o T r «• ,**iTm.ir<i. I'litrijn.
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' ln u * ,> j n y A v r n u r , „
h e r a l d
A T rtfe e r OT Inertia
anlt)rd herald
a rs
SANFonn
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. S A x r o n r , , r r . m t r n A . r n p ^ y . ^ T A Y 2 .7 , _ i j > y _
ir m t
PRESS A N D B A R 1
Irralil la n nirnllirr »f I hr <‘i* votes, 'l his is hia argum ent, the essence o f his appeal t<» let nits kettle eonfess itself black,
tllirrmi n( ('Imitations. mi
Himtil A
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I1111Inn
mi * «11ff 1
bnlltiainl
mm11
nrr Inf
the
neonlul "In
" I n all
nil the years
vunra which I have served you
vou Jn
tho people:
In the 1 I f f the press be as
T| -guilty■ as Mr.
lU k f ii, A U ifrllirr* 11ml .U ir f lU . ,t f lag Agriil* nMrlt w n ilr* fnrli lower house of Congress there is not one thing to which any*
|*nhltafcrr iurmlirr In mihmlt l«» it one can point with criticism.”
*
' tlliftV S li ntlflll
nf nriharrlpllnit
j IliiU 'In nrtlrr In »rrlf> nlinilnlrl)
And
as
he
made
that
statement,
we tried hard to think
n*l rbiltvia nf rlrnalnilnn, u* « r ll n*
feo»*f( ImilnraR malkudk.
of one thing he had done that we could criticize. Wo
j....
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j";
. l o i * p " ’™, t Vi’ c pm*
in jhi* care, would be ihe profes-
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---------- :— thought long and hard, and after wo came home we thought
some more. We got out our files of Congressional records
land newspaper dippings and we went over them, We
.searched through letters, pamphlets, and documents of a!|
kinds. And then we thought some more, and to save our
*.
MAN A N D HIS FELLO W MOR lives we could not find one thing he had ever done to c r it iTAL—A righteous^ u\an rsgarileUifdzc*.. We could no I find om* tiling he had ever done at all.
‘ the life of bin beall: but the‘ tuu
....
fourteen years as the rejircsentulive of this district in
(ter mercies o f the Wicked me cruel. the United states Congress, and lie has never done gm* thing.
—-Prov. 12:10.
Some sage philosopher must have been thinking of Joe
P R A Y E R : jM ay Thy mercy ex- when he said,.“ Some men never make mistakes because they
tended to us, our Father, be shown
never do anything.*' We don’t think there is a citizen in tli •
by us to nil Thy creature*.
! fourth district who will take issue with him on the main
Our Idcn about the race for the * thought of his speech. And we believe that if lie were sent
• , - F R ID A Y , M A Y 2V
\ ------ *. ------ - -----------------BIBLE VERSE FOR TO D AY
....
H
4 -
islature i* that theru_i*.m, uw.j hack Uj C o n g re s s am i lA^nainod th e re fo r t lit* le s t o f his life ,
lacing n man unless you Imre he still w ould n e v e r do a n y th ih g ,
a bettor man to pul in hju jduvu
Seminole 'County
Joe Suur* sup
s■portern
..........'
attended his meeting Inst
night. Yes, both of
them were
| there, und u few disinterested <iti*
fl *cn*.
H
----- o ------W c would like to support Hill
Glenn o f tlic Orlando Sentinel for
delegate, but Rill is not quite* frank
enough about wlmt lie thinks about
A I Smith’s cundidacy.
Wr * --
— — — -o
.
Ttu* sight*'of id*’ HU]i|s>sedly fafUtIt*** w ife rendered him insum*, lie [
killed tu r. That net reiriorcd bin J
winity. .Under |ho law this r e - 1
Huired his release from liability I
both for murder and insanity. In {
short, the law jK-riij'.t* a quibble
under which, in effect, one may ]
go* insane purely for purposes nf
minder and then escape both the
penalty for m urder and the penal
ty for insanity.
Tills statement of the matter
would probably ha belli by a court
to t.v technically iuacurate, but to
common sense it ffts the theory
and outcome o f the case. I f that
in true then the hair splitting o f
the pot lawyers must share with
tin* n* lsirtes* and noslnesn r f the
k iln |re-s t’le rcsponsiliflity for
this breakdown o f jt:stice. A juror
in the recent .Sinclair trial remark
ed, uft*-r the trial was over and
he had access in the commonly
known facts in the rase, an ac
r e 1* ptevvnled liv the rulc.t ,,f evi
dence rp| lied to the trial, remark
ed dial du* deeluion made the ju rv
tool: like a m t o f simpleton*. It
did indeed. Was that tin* fault of
the pr* s* or nf die rnh s of eviileni • maintained hv routls and
Imr?
*'
l)n improved City proper Iy at 7 per cent;’ 3 to five year
Burglar
Htraigbl loans' on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
Says
ii
business prorjerty.
Throw1Em Up1
S A N F O R D B O N D A N D M O R TG AG E CO.
Take No Chances
’
t
112 E. Second SI.
But
Before He
Comes
Call
State A n d County T a x
.
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u s.. . w e’ ll give you
insurance that* will
cover your loss com
pletely and you’ !!
smile llte smile o f
happy forethought
as you turn over
your valuables.
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Books A re N ow Closed
Same will be open for
taxes June 6th to June
the
payment
UOth with
tional cost o f Advertising.
of
addi
„f
** .
'fax sale will be hold Monday, July 2, H)28.
A . P. Connelly
^
and Sons
V’
'fa x
ICsl II Id idled l!»VH
Pltuiie
Jno. D. Jinkins,
<’ollcclor Seminole County.
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15ih ANNIVERSARY SEMINOLE COUNTY
<; i m i -: c o n v m n t i o n
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The Eustis Luke Region has tak
‘ I >t*IIIOI t .'ll it ( t*ll\fill 1’ Ol fit 11» Mir '.lit., ol ! i«»i oi.t o ioI Vlaf.TUit';
en itH stand in favor o f Doyle
itfDJ I.N III) U lll^ nil .I'MlI
di l l . *! .
Carlton, a move which would seem tile Hill 111
11
•i i Te fol
to indicate that ul| Luke county •' merits the eoUbiileratioii ol ail ' / I y. t III ■ v. 11 . U i 41 Is in t ll '
hut Hathaway’s, notwlthslninling M i l l ! h c r i l |I| III,II I a t . 1| in Im i ll
•■l■11 **i .*11 cdli'g. for t in- I •, iiioi lit a
Dr. McKenzie and ttilberl Leach.
Oil tile proponitiull thill the Mutcp nominee in tin* p ic d tin g pre.i
w Ii i c li fuminb Demociaiy * drill ml I'll ! I loll.
Dr. McKcnxie InslHtS he I* not Hlrengtli should have the piivileg,
Il 1* arum.I Hint if such a plan!
expecting anything far working for at least uf lielping to pick the
Wiic ill ,'ljiit tinvv, l In slates “ liiiji i
Funs, H,uthuwuy. O f Course he candidates.
went I •cinnernlii m I'.Cl
would
iuii’i ' but
Kni if lit..
Isn’t,
he were offered the
tie p o in ts ou t th a t
to
lluug** bace II i,no,, vi,t, .. ami the sl.il*
cliairmuntdiip of the Slate Road (iow M u m i, N e w V o tk , IV iiliejl
width ( ooliilge tali nd in I '.'*-1 1
D e p a r t m e til a f t e r
June
b, bit Vania, M a s s a , I n e e t l s a ia l M u tiig u ii,
would have I III Ivvvei votes tlian
Wouldn’t turn it down, would boT nolle o f vv tlii Ii Im* g i v e n n popiil.u (le
v ai llially uill b.iv<• at lion ion
m a j o r i t y to a I ie tii o e r a l a iioninu*'
I h'l'e. il" is point, ll Mil . i- tl,<
foi
|ilt
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I L f la y Arillnlroiig of IS'ioui'.tl re.i "ii |,,i |lie t«,, Hinds ml,
cola want* to go to Houston to l a n d s lust c l c i t i o n in I 1'. 1'-’, “ id n I •e'lio.ial i
0,111 u'loiis- t(
help nominate a candidate for tilts, have more vote* in the . oiiv. nl a,n
in dappoi |ioumeld
of
votes 01
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l
.
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VI .
■■i ftHouston
t i ,i i , t ,
I limn
11 it • . I the
I , . , (v“ l lbolls
iil I i
I luioe
I , I,
ut
preaidt'iuy.
t nloituiiuiely
Mi
Peniocratic vonvvnliont; ultiioueli
cm
lie
slate*
of
Alabama,
\)kan
Armstrong is *• strong supporter of
Loucniui. a- i Ii** party operale* now. litis
AJ Sntitli and will cujucsiUuntly find sas, Florida, (ieurgia
rule is Ho only ptotia*lt,*ii vvltnh
vutc getting a serious proidem in Missis, 11,pI. Noi lit and Soulli *’nl i
lin.i, Ti xu* and Vtrtyiet, alt ol sieilhem I'rnioii id Ii- states have I
Florida.
,
vvlmb bilVe MJ]ij*oi(ed I Ii ion, t*a1 1, ,'j ien-i a uoiniualioii ailiilcanly |
ciunlidaies for pi■>■siderii withom lolled |iV a smil 11 group of l hick I v
A t * great national spelling live fail since |8 7 d,
I opli hi I ui uonl ii'inotiiit ii slates'
held recently in \Vaabiitgl«*it **».o
To tcinedv llos *iiii of ibing. in the not tli.
little g irl edme out the vjetor lie*
Iln-sc ideas also have been *ri
Kalian
till) knew
kill* If t'lltJULfh
t IJ begin
1M*L' IIJ i -Mr. Stockton would bring ,'thout foitli by llivati Mini, of l.nlelantl,
cause*ahe
enough to
i
aucli
lei
oiislim
ill,a
,.(
|)<’iu
**v
iuti
"knutjt" with a " k ” . And we dura
win, is u eatalidale for deb gat*
say Unit the gitj wh0 slipped on policy a.v to deny voting •*•pi,
ii large I,, 1 In* lloie Ion convention.
■t'litMtioii
in
llie
n.iliorml
lonven
tlisst word w ill never forget • it
V
V i|\ should tin* south, l,e in its 110.
tiou to:
•
,
nguht
happy , oinlitiou of fiiniiibiug the
F
ongresiioiial
diet
i
tils
win
I
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Volys wild,, olbei stales, l.iggelv
At* vs* nil, our Hlat^ nesds un, fiUl either 1*0 .els, t a ) >i Uioci avi, Holt I lei 10, l ain . ill, (ol,. tin* Immill..
___at it man is ^ onglessniad *•( to i a, t at least * *" ? I hvie, w hile by no means in
acti • fighter.
Sue#
John f»—
lortiii.
is the
man Fieri. |f,,tUKl
vot*
f,,,' ,i 1)< i.i*',,*rain
to fo in* up
i(* un
own
wislie
f
-lie
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j* ,
+
+ cm
', lined
't »"
II \
\IM1CP iijl
Meiomi.it* ,.f Uit* remain,I. ,
da st# uld icnd to WMWWlfilltl'P «W.tt*',,f‘ ir Mim-'K . r. m ''illy r of
„ f ttw .o on m
js ,m longer uicomp menl the labors ,u|. Holla; tve, preiediitg evuigi, sioni.t etc,
tor F rUhcr. I f lie 1* aiocMd.ltidp tlnnst gnd to Ain, ha, Histrii-t " t , . lined [.. iIN,,. rinve.l upon it Hie'
olun.lda, I awaii
..........due*. ' vv. be, of ,.,|,rr M a , « U n I r i u 'I
counifc*y a t le l*t will know the
party ill
liigb iual
.. . . tin*,
.... t buly leave tin*
me |,«ny
n«m, o f Floridu'a jvrtvisr WnatiM*. J,‘>H'p) Rlro. t in»l /auie. and
Virgiu I *kiniL will, i| iillhotipn 1 (try In ualiotud eb*etioii*.
—M*« Tli llcruld
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May
26th,
COUNTY
A COPY OF THIS EDI
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ACQUAINTANCES
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Be
This edition wi!! present a complete and compre
hensive record o f the progress made in this coun
ty since its creation in 1913.
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ADVOCATE’
ii’
has kglni'd. — Sarasota Time*.
M
, .V 'U '’ .....“s"1*’ h’o 'rr. furnirvl us Hint "there i* no limit
\nd 1 p received an almost
j n,,r. ut notida and a (qn.lldute, I* to iho time in -which tax cert if L
- • - Idenli*
.
ol ’ r port from ^ We*t.
u,“ ‘ Horlija
,’’ l'* 'Ma ; “I* »« ids old (licki. of playing up- eatc* may be redeemed’’
ua the igmruii.c t,f ih,, voters.
,
,
inn hi* morning.
, , .
. ^*f couisc, he (old us, when the
in
a
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here
.Nutuidaj
night,
m
icrlifie«u*
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two
years
old
the
Hathaway deservi** no more
"pr the roada of this slat-.* fatt* said, umor g Other thing.*, puri hnsi r enn apply f.mju.lax dred.
lowliest convict who work- that if a mans land is sold fori but thW very larelv‘ hkppen* h„
u'tci the piopertyilV sold,
jwtn
He was only working taxes, h<* bus just twenty.four |
*
Our informant glia* stated that
puopla^ but i l seems he hotiis la> u id* m s
vert 4Ren In* i* culli'd upon to ivlic t'll j U x
eeitifiea les
ln . f i v e ,
The Herald will have copies of this feature edi
tion wrapped, ready to mail, and will send them
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"Lnur^yiti^ c iu ily or 1 ixjii twenty ( ears after the n o *
Tifficiais who deals With bun.lre.l. j |M*r y I s
t ^ j jt J J H J jv
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M ONEY TO LOAN
sion represented by Mr. Taft, the
American liar.
A Iqymiuf may not attempt,
without rebuff, to pierce the in
tricacies of the law, but lie may,
some of their out cropping*. Remu* ci<cn|>cd conviction on
plan
that lie wan iiimme purely lor mur
der purpose*. Of course he did
i Mini', Kcndemen. let tu reform
not 11uk.it like thn< tie win wine. * ai h mlier. Perhaps it die ("u ujes
P. T i l t * ai da* Imr veil I wn;h away
in imr luvvf, which any thinking the ui o f . tli-*. pretti iinii iT then
ttlfflli will iiifrce, rillii’ it be (torn*. ’ b* i n iinii:. uf tin* pres. tan. mitJt n- lesi*li«hiic and not tin* gov iutoa*l> render the bar white as
ernor bus the power tu make or Sl'n.'
Aaiiiic.'in ill-dee
will
1)1*
ri pe.11 law*.
iom (long I , braij instead o f blush
Falls is Simply up l<* his Old III ••((!
Irirl.s of iryuiK •*> fo*l ilu* public
(. •ice Smith, ii stud**t|'.at f n i
ai ||i»* ,-auie lime preying upon (In
Jttauraacu.iif ibosv whom lie think* '• il . i f l lullJ; , a.liveU here
Tin day for the ruiunicr v^rnttnr.
will -mjn'ort him.
Speaking before Ilu* semi annual meeting uf lie* Idler
national ('(inference for Ilu* investigation of v i\i-seelion.
”'
f --------- o--------Charles Kdwuril Rits.-e!l, fannrl radical ant Imr. detiontued tli
. I t Is maid by some people
practice of cutting inmiceiil nnimnls or filling lle-m wiiL
• Whose brains are not fogs,
4*Jt the state* goes fo r t’ ntts
filthy diseases as is etistonwiry in experiments of medii id
- bhe will go to the dogs.”
science. In conclusion ill** l!t!jS I’lililzer I’ri/.e winner said;
i
* Agpes L. Mehrllng, Tumiui.
“ V ivi-seelion lias never revealed anything of ilu* slightest
rather peculiar that I In1 value to medical science."
To 'tunny of tis who remember the thrill of our fir :
Hathaway machine should object
to Carlton’s,"piud-slinglng" when rabbits or who have expelieiued the warm affection of u
it would be so ortsy fo r the Ontncs- faithful dog, these words in de foil sc of dumb animal.- vv il’
vlllo Equipment division to put on at first glance, find a vein m rec«*|n»Mi. \W hMrlJ't itiis<, Oh^e
mud guards 7
d**r r.‘ 'It,* !lmu hi of tlii* loiiucing fear or ;ho ex* nn iuion,
r -----*----- o----- -----Dr2 IJncoln llu llry of Ntelson pain which -nan's pet- are olieii siihiected tu in 11■•■ siileuo*
Wi view with lepne
University Ihih taken the stump recesses <1 an experimental i linie.
for Doyle Carlton. Tlicre is a nance tales of ernelt v eiuumilti il by seentitigl.’, hearlh - do*
murkgd difference between the tors, tireless in then -earth fur remedies.
Nnthaway,stumpers and the I ’uilRut in justification in a highly heiiefu lal profe. mn am,
luii stumpers.
in
repudiation
of Mr Kn ell’ statement about th value <•
' A -----------o Messrs. Amos and Mayo are two vi vi-seel ion, which Ita- heel! re;piiiisdt|e fur mum *11 * *»\* t
candidate* whose opposition will ics o f inestimable imi*oi"an* e to mairkntd. we mu i a*' n
be only <*f a nominal cbm acter, that tin* experiuieul • m •111> in n inn I go on
l i ’ i*, icyteii
afford in g an out lei for lllose win*
aide I hat. man s niosi |ov ai * mu i pa toon > mu i * i 1 1* <• in "i J, '
like change even though it's small
I hat the Itum.iii oj Ilu p* u mav live I». ■11• r aid Im, * ■
change.— Orlando Reporlei -Star.
**tqAe<l
A 1 >w*P»pt man?
front vo 1th west Florida nuya tlist
Gaits and Hathuwiiy have lust
vtrcnfth heuvlly Jn that MrUon
4nd what they h a w lust fa rlto n
1
•IIn rhaa4tU'eiTj|'d ot- latll-ncTfuivenieht ivlwli eT wit limit i
a peer. He stands in a class utterly without a competitor 1
for doing nothing. If that great parly, tin* "Do Nothing' !
parly, of which we read in history, were extant Inday. lie
would be Hu* grant! exalted ruler, tin* supreme cyclnps, the '
high monke.vly-moiik of the w in d ,, business. ||j;; r< i <.nd for*]
inertia compares favorably with tin* mosl .-.lagnant i> d
which ever dried up.
Rut we believe the time lias conn* when in* will hove Pi
move, to move nut and let sc.iiemie lake his place who can
fill it.
General Nobile and bis supurb
dirigible "Itu lm " tiuve flown across
the. North Pole, a feat which
causes scarcely a ripple of excite
ment in this sophlstuled age.
Coolidge has again ..vxdoed the
M cNary-ilaugen Dill, and lie prob
ably would have done so even if In*
did choose to run for in* knows tiiat
rlass legislation is not only unemistilutioiinl loll also impractical.
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M IA M I D A IL Y NEWS
J oe S ears has not paid m an y v is its l o S a n fo rd d u rin g
recent years. When.lie first trt>ffftn running for ’(jongroaK . „So t IiFk in Juiil&S! Sou what
ficni mid j urie., iiavc i>.mc
rhrM
SintWl 'nrr»mt rim s
mutter over n decade ago, he used to come here frequently and talk • Ncw
a people whttT, u n f, m ihr i,„*,i„m ir al.out the beautiful St. Johns Kivcr and what an asset it tvn«
.. .Under tlliB |u,adjnf; churtm
•>V I'lmIHn, muter art ill
.
llnrch a.1 H0 T.
to this country, and how he personally would dig it out so 1*. T a ft lay* upon the press the
bey triad to
that giant oeciui liners 'could ascend its twisted bends and responsibility for his failure tu
il|«r
. ,er*“ ^
«** m : n ......... t : rVlnimarr
convict Ilcrnus o f a murder which
help to dot its banks with metropolitan cities.
ht be deco, \it n iiiatu
denied he Had ’ committed.
discovery i n. J o . \ i » Moni'Rlng Killtor
Rut that story, as the years went by, became ragged nobody
The press built Remus into a
speed of
iind cnoth eaten, and the well m e a n in g but worn out Joe "K in g o f Hoot loggers." It built
•h u m m i* n o * n.vrr.x
of this g f _
*7.00 couldn't think of anything to suy when rivers, canals, or up the anti-prohibition sentiment
id sweef iiiiilu
j dredges were mentioned1in his presence, and a * such suih- Which gave Rsmus the sympathy o f
Seim ’*
*, * M<*,“
tt ;xcgri
t truer
ji«dtsiilway»iha(! a way of*popping; up whenever he happened his community. It buiit up a just*
ideation o f tlte murder *»y
the
Panic
ln>& ibiuil Sanford, bp wisely decided it best to avoid any theory Unit Mr. Itcmus through
-----^^ffuy.embumissment by Emitting this city from bis tile advurtcei of a prohlbltlen lav;
lien* S m u SrrtJrrL rr<
I
^ enforcement officer. Tin* picas
. th is
«n |irrliir
>■m M
f I hmiihii ml i i i i i i i , ,1
gave Remus n trial l>y mob and so
Ifjhdadmitted
last
nigiit,
he
cixnc
mighty
near
getill H i t Ir aillnK r « * n
Ills escape from the con
n o rlif. T b r
I.' a
>pcd two years ago by a woman, so lie tried awfully produced
fluences of..his art. Th)* is the
l r r ( f I r l r n l In I 'ln rliln a m i la
i'." b'juvl to.think up another story which ho could tell to the substance of Mr. T a ils reasoning.
ill r q u a l .
profile o f this section in a last minute dying struggle to gurhFor the sake o f the argument,
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THE SANFOIt!) HEKALD, SANFOKl), FLOHIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 2S, 1928
I ■!■■.. ■ I
Mrs. Bailey's Guests M argaret Talbott
W ill Give Recital
Enjoy Bridge Party
\y .
IKoi.i
||HP4b Mfc• am 'A ■'■
Brown.— Margaret .Talbott.
Vocal solo; (a ) “The Bells Of
St. M arys’’, A. Emmett Adams.
(I.) "Three” For Jack". AV *H.
Sr)uirc.—Martin Stinvcipher ac
companied by Misj Smith.
Reading, "Anne of Green Gallic*"
Montgomery—Kulhleoi laing.
Poems (a ) "An Old Man’s Re*
trospcdlotl" (b) "The Family
Group", KtrRkland AV." Gillilan
M argaret Talbott.
* Most enjoyable In every w »y
Mis- Margaret Talbott, & senior
wfig the lovely bridge party given of Si'niliml,* High School will in*
WedntBtloy evening by Mm. ti. i presented in jin eVpN*sloti tecital.
Mrs. Wynn W . P o t t e r -----—— "---------W. Bailey nt her home mi Myrtle Friday evening, May JT> at hi (hi
o’clock at the .Seminole High
Avenue,
Entertains Her Club
Numerous baskets filled with Schtud. Miss Tallrott is a talented
----- -------- ‘ ;
" vivid hued zinnias, ruses and other pupil of Mrs. M argaret McRae
A very pretty morning bridge -----Miss Matie Couraan of IHT.and, String flowers w n o used with nr- M uffrtt, and will be assisted by
FRIDAY
party and luncheon was that of
Sanford ltelw’ kah, Lodge will Thursday, when Mrs. Wynn AV. spent the day here rhur. day, us . tlitie effect in decorating the Mi-s Kathleen Long, Misn ChnrSEEKS UFISOI.L’TION
the guest uf Mrs. John l.conuidt. tQ()n)K f^r lh jj affair,
lotte Smith and Martin Stineciphmeet at 7:30 o’clock at Ihe Odd Potter entertained the members
cr, The public is must cordially in*
WASHINGTON,
May
" b—
1‘pllnWs Hall over tin* Basket. of tlie Young Matrons Duplicate
Mrs. Donald *'. Powcts left .up su.w aXpun .ittsv p i^iu j
There w ill be nomination of of Bridge J.unehoon (Tub at her Wednesday nfterncou
for Port muiu diversion for the evening, the vited-to attend this ix*cllal. The fIN S )--Following n ' hrnfepmeft
ficers.
Myers, where she " til visit her genres for the games were kept on ; program iu full covers the follow* with Sj'.eaker Lougworth, Refhome iu Rose Court.
■ --.-BATURDAY .
Tilsort Zif C.onneetiCUt, Republican
tallits done in bridal designs, and Ing numbers:
Daisies, -roses and asters were parents, Judge and Mrs. Stout.
j Huslbn-Babcock wedding nt five combined with ferns and 'used in
P>ems (a) The Life Rend'' Hon e Leader, announced that n
Mrs. John Walker McGlu.nory " te n the gam es' hud been .cono'clock nt the home" of thcv bride's profusion in decorating the rooms
Vivian Yciscr Iaitrum urcf A form resolution calling for adjourn
of Orlando, spent the day here d n '1" 1*
toP »ror* l,rlw * “ Pink
ment of Congress nt five o’clock
l>hrents.
whero the can) rabies had been Friday ns the guest of NV(>• AVIlb ■milled ta.udolr pillow, was a wont er Sanford tiirl),
Children’s Story Hour nt 10:00 arrunftciI for play. A fter the Inst
ed Mrs Earle E, Junes, For having (1*1 "D ec mber",—M argaret Tnl* next Tuesday, May. "it, would be
iam A. Fitts ill.
itilredurvd today. The House will
o'clock at t ie .Library.
belli the link;, card in cutting, Mis^ but;.
board had In*, n played, scores were
have little trouble in winding up
Mo n d a y a
Pimm
solo,
“
Prelude”,
R
nrlr
Charlotte
Smith
won
a
daintily
collected and il was found that
J. W. O'Halleran. *>f Slmtv.in.
.
l ’raycr Bond of the Presbyterian Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr!) and Mrs. Plantation, spent Friday and Sat i *'iu woid: red tea npren.
mauiiu’ff Miss Cbnrlutte Smith, its business by that time,” said
Church Auxiliary will meet nt Ernest "Householder had scored tirdny in Sanfortl.
Poems, Vivian Yciscr Lnrrnmore. Tilson.
I The Chandeliers were bidden
0:30 o'clock nt the church.
(a
t
"Though They He Legion"
highest and, were tgivi u silk h me.
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with gay colored ballon:*; and when
Nearly due-third* of thu revc%.
Auxiliary o f the Presbyterian
Kollowingi the giimcs. the tnldcs
The'tUany fricmis '.f Mis t l.iieRle the t rizes had been awarde.l, these (li) "Today"— Kathleen l-ntig.
.Church will have birthday party, were ovorkfht with dainty emlirof. Proctor wfll regret ta ienrn that wi i .* released' and to each tmloiyu
Vocal solo, (a) "Pale Moan", runs of American motion picture
ul 4:00 o'clock nl the church.
dered lunehpop covcr^ and centered she continues ill at lur heme on was fastened a small card on which Frederick Knight
l.ugan
(hi dislTihulors now eomo from abnmd.
Regular mvoting of the Truth with green va*:-, fdhd with asters.
"Homing"
Tttcsa
Del
RJego,—Mar
was
written,
"There
is
News
in
the
Park Avenue.
Seekers Class of the Methodist At one o'eloi k";i tasty four euur.e
tin
.Stie,’cipher
uoeompanied
try
Air."There was found to be an
V.Kufch will be bold at :i:Ilt* o'clock |liftichefyt tv'ia yefvrd.1 !
Mr. and Mrs. ;fidward Higgins other small rards announcing the Min* Charlotte Smith.
lit the home of Mrs. W. II Wr
*» Covers Wcfe J;iiiJ for Mrs. ,1. D and Miss BAni Warren Kasl -t by engagement of MUs ..Entity Bailey
Reading, "The Man Of Sorrow",
li.’nns, .’lOI J’nrk Avenue. H-isUv ,v: W oodruff^.AfTif!:*)l<<tt D. Caswell, have returned liomt fi'ohi Jark- Jand Mr J. sepb t.. Bull, the mur- Wiusiou ( bupeliill,—M argarrt Till*
SPE C IALS IN
,*Mrs. E. A’ :* Me Retina. Mr«. C. C.IM rs. Robert'..P Roily Jr., Mis. sotiville where they rpeirt several riagt* to'take place, .June
at iiotr
'Priest,'Mrs. C. U.TlraVVYry. M m Erm s-t Honsrhobler, Mrs, AV. C. days,
Piano s*jlo,‘’'Country Hardens",
Nnrfolk, An., and ii Im T. announcing
G R A D U A T IO N
It. M. Mason uud Mrs, J. [*'. Me Hill, Mrs. Janie... 1\ Ridge, Mrs.
.V
tltnnger—Miss Chnrbitte
the mntriage uf Miss Edith Stall- Perry
GIFTS
I Cleltund.
Densil Stafford anti Mr;!..Potter,
S uf St. Pct- ini^ uf Atlanta, (in., and Mr. Smith' »
itfrs. It. I'. Atl
i’ipe Organ Club o f the First
*— *
--------Ri a*iuigs, "Angels Wickedness", i
ersburg. is visiting hero Us the tim tg e W. Cowan, the marrintrr
Baptist Churrhw.il me**l at .*S
:::0 Qiufpr <i Itriflfrn T ilth
guest of tie,- daugitti r, airs. Reeves! buying taken place Apr. til a t At Marie Corelli Kathleen Long.
./clock „ t the (hur. li with M s. •
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,
Situs at her homo on Palmetto | hints.
"Joint Owners Iu Spain", Alice
i A. Anderson Jr., and ’Mr.,. In.
I s ( i I V C I l L u n C h e O I l Avenue.
Refreshment i consisting of ices
■Sub ihvvnril us hostesses.
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. ... „it„ ! frozen in the forms i f E asier lilies, son, Mrs George Cowan,. Miss
Emily It nicy and Mrs. T. A. TalSocial meeting of the St. Agber
ReCw-l'ittg the cordial hospital- mutured t.1 Orlando, Wednesday.
‘ n'.gel fu. , 1 cakes frust(Genuine Diamond
r.uild of Holy Cross EpisciVpul j Uy of tie hostess in every way, where thty s|s nt the tfTtenioun. i ; 1' *» >dlu'v 1," ‘l ptmeli were served lei" n.
.
^ — - — —HQ—thrTtnacim^-asBliited -Iw Miyi* y .
Bar Pins
- \Ibupe
! Z rUat
nT*.I-Un
r V With ^ T n
MU oMclock
.
. s - a. s. o. . k e m e . . .io m i
Mrs. John I.eoimriij and guest, j A. Taiterson, Miss I.’ iuim! Quart
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cz llaymoiul Hall a"-l .Mn- Grover : j
J-k1
*. j-y Alxj. LincM I1j ii »
Prom $10 to 5300.,
Mina Huldah Muorrheioi^nf AA'aab*; tatlTund Miss EtluMa Tattcrson. ^ Cetluan as hOAtcs. (■*.*.'• .
! holder, when she entertained th.* ingtiiu. D.
inotons! to Daytona,
Tin* guests for the evniitg wero
MR. AND MRS. BRITT ROG
LA D IE S W R IS T
Piano recital by pupils of Mi om'ml.. r< of tl,e Si-tors Hridg** Ben* h. Wednesiluy, where they] Ml** Sera Warren Kosterby, Miss
ERS STA L U N G S
went to organize a Prague uf prune,.* Dutton, Mrs William A
Fannie Stembridge Muii«.m
s \T, " ''n l. at In r Imm on Evans Street
W A TC H E S
Women* Ante is._
Fills I I I . Miss Nude Williams
.'clonk at the Semin !,■ Hu* .
D "aotiln, of I,,tidy cut flower
of Atlanta, lie' rgra. annotitu*''
Rulovu—
H of feres
.sihool, honoring
tin* Si'ioi*. ’ ■, '*
h" *'
gardens "ei<*
Mis*
HuMult r*i< vrt 'H ftil uf *
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' HvUa iMiihm-ii . MI hm tbo iimilingo *T their daughter
l*-e«|
iu
it*
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lal'l.g
tin
rouli;uf
Edith Puget .
Wjtshiii^t'ui, l> ( , Atlin hiiH
^ huriiiti* SuiiU*, Miss M.n;<ic It.mi
High Sell.ol gradual*
*.i r.'j
KIprin— Waltham
tl
bam1 in *' tiunie. and t*> cen the gue-l " f Mrs. Iolio l.uoliatsli, 'ey. Ale
ti,
IVin.. Lee Hell, Miss
the pitblie i* j'uiiliallv inv.i,*'
Hampden
ter lb ti n | 'h .ipi null ,| luiii'lu u: left Friday fol T.ill.ilui- * c ami Alloa llowaid. Mis, Haile E. .1 * lies,
.Mi ti. uite Wasbiii’tli'ti Cowan
table;.
T m ‘ day. Ilte Tenth of April,
Altunin, tilt., where she will spend Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mrs, l.ec Peck
25
per
eent o ff o f
TDESHA V
.After a te'oplinr f’ *in e»>iiri<* a short tunc heftne i.tonuiii: t<* Mm- Patty,. |.vJ,s. Mi*s Fnida
Nitu teen Hundred und twenty
V/ariau I'll* le
t III- I n* * B Ip
regular prices.
gap .
>1 pr*igre*sive lur home.
eight
„( Muviinnnb. fin.. Miss
ii.*i church will m *t at 7.M |l n;J... .
:
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bei
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play
vd.
and
AtIntilu,
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lenti!in
uMork at the lame : Mis. i i
Mes Ri.ll, llelli'
tlei lit. • been ‘ ;1,v1,1 •'"'"'sball,
Alt’- i l.uiljsej
) In- Iil'n |i ' ■i * -iun, >'i ui e.
S P E C IA L
F t en am HI*. I -I'.I I Avenue, wir*. '
ulti'lidiug t 'Diversity >1 Alalmma Quart ','k. Miss l.theld i l.i’ l-r
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and
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M s l rueii.au ami .'1. K. M Eai
75 W hite Gold Fill
In ;ln t
. 11 , a ni*■! ■v pnwdi’i . iai aii n*d I .one l-iblay alter umii i ——
■ In* u . i•>,
•p ud ltn’ siluimei u itb lit*i par
«. . n w nb'd AD
M. S A\ iggm
ed W rist Watches
' li.ule
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U EDN'KSD \ A
in four designs.
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11:11, Mi
AID* d \\ I ui .Ir,. All
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I u mull Him‘..j
Mi ■ I miihTm nar.iiw ai not
Regular $17.50 val
IVltl’rJ In il bn-lii't D gli l aim. Mt
At S Wiggiti . Mrs lira v i-.
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|ie llinsl pnilit.s milling the men,
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eivang a imilrd leather Idui ipn
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lull plize. a Ijm kt't nf blldi . and
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Office Telephone 141 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence
T e l 37.
T~
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ocial Calendar
Genuine Dia
mond Rings s.
M IL A N E
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SHIRTS
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S m a rt
T H R E E S IN N E R S
Co pacts •M«
Cigarette rases
s
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Richaleau
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lot o f silk crepe
neckwear.
Bows
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TODAY
$3 to $15
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Bathing Suits
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Rayon Union
Suits and 2piece
gar
ments.
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“ Bradley”
M ake fo r Men
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and boys.
$ 2
&
$ 3
“ Mu using”
Union Suits.
Small
and
large checks.
All sizes. Per
B right
colors
stripes.
A ll
wool-one piece
wool-one piece.
Suit-7 -
fe00to$6.50
$2.00 & $6.50
The Diamond
Palace
c aril ta b l e s a m i irli-dicd d i n i n g
th e gam e:; tied a f t e r the
prize,
bud lut'ti a w a r d e d
th e
inis tea.
’■ciifil p i n e a p p l e
i-iylail, r t u f f e d
■I i ' i s,* s.ilt ioen n o d te n .
Those enjoy uf; t h i s i b a n n i n g
Monday, 'Inn" the twenty fifth
Niiedeen Ihiiidt
a n d t w e n l, *
'"iiitesy were: Mr. mill Ml- Air
t»r GrOen, Ati*s Mildred Huston.
Mrs. Preston It. Stephenson, .Ah'
7 resale Meltae, Philip McRae Jr .
riiil Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Maffrtt.
Ali*s Martha Fox bates Salur
day f o r Pbnadelptiia. r\ ■ where
' b e Will e n h x
ANNOUNCEMENT
* i*; t‘t
Norfolk. Virginia.
A New Strap
■in Patent
h i n t s
Jefferson\ l o s p i t a 1
P.r treatment.
One o f the newest
shoes for June is pic
tured above.
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Dainty and different
This light, airy model
C IT Y T R A N S F K It .
& S T O I U t J K co.
aide Track t arilUlr.
*k n a r ^ttu
’ RALPH
aim > . .| *| ilr A i r .
Uf
AA’. I.OSSING M *n
DIL J. G. UOWEL^
200 Wait Gore Ate.
Orlaodo. Florida
I jOSSING’S
Q U IC K SERV IC E
T R A N S F 'E R
jUaulIng, Crating Shipping,
and Storage
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D aM ltarlH m
1 3 f r u r o i i i . r l l r r In I t r l i K l .
SOU U i lia r. A ir .
T r tr | il..r « «
AMil Mill he earertwa tyeW aotrhlr
I hu will « r l ortl wllhHBl f*M uf
lliur tram t i o l i r u
Ooeeioll.loa Ih
NuH-aumlrHl Irr.liaru! at aluiuorla
buuel ou*l rrrlul
.
Wrlle r«r free ruoaollollua aail)
, IMrrntftr,
&
1 . 1lin iy h i’ifiii
Triple A to C.
$ 8.00
F O R ST 'S
116 MaguoRii
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The E. F. Lane Insurance Agency
r
Has Been Purchased A ml W ill Be Operated By
M AXW ELL
STEW ART
Representing
The Home Insurance Company o f New York,
The Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.. Ijondon,
The Dixie Fire I nsurancc Co., o f
Greens boro, N. C.
The Phoenix Indem nity Co., o f N. Y.
A ll forms o f Fire, Marine, Automobile & Indemnity,
Insurance, and Surety Bonds.
MAXWELL STEWART
No DEBATING
SOCIETY
'Hie college man doesn't argue style
. . . lie accepts It or rejects it.
Stuff
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M A * T 25, 1928 J
L
I f t a r s v ie
srH AGRICUL'
They trt
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‘W
G r e a te s t
‘f * H l i U r J t l
n ia Thfe
niptrc To
,(l ,lts<Dev«opmi
ft ^ Embrace QttNral Forming
c,a d '- W IN T E R CABK, iFU.,
,r -^-InttcOsetf m ouwfc fcfr the atatA
* agricultural> department tn order
•ar*r-
I
’2 ^ U HX ' n ^ S I Z r
**npaaAiae; catehilon
^ M i experiment work ore favorOld by Doyle CarKow,’candidate for
governor, he said ip an address bpi
ford an at>plaud(ng crowd of over
WO people here tonight In the
d tp perk. _
' ^Florida'*
greatest- 'm aterial
prospect Is the devcIopcmfEnl of agifdullural i resources,1
.' he said.
^Npture Intended Florida te be a
ft agricultural empire, and
the term to embrace general
*h#, Truck; growing, the raleo f cltH a trults. 11vo etock,
ring and the like,
at things, however,” he con"are not accomplished by
they are the result o f the
it, tbs planning and the
iplp pX tome cUigens or set
7 citizen*. Thar* was a time
the /srmer'a problems were
e; ho produced only what be
mod at home. Today, howwlth the diversity of crops
do meat market rcj^ t h e multiplication of
asss niul pests, tho probmarketing, all call for
ndershlp on the part
» which we find
in
tia
trss*tact **
U w i to
the
pep
products against unfair
_ fraudalcnt competition.
“ It
necessary, to give to tho probrhtlem o f marketing that la
ve thought and study which
___ found a.isolation-In California
Slid other status and which can
find one fo r Florida as well," he
■aid. " I t is the duty of (he state to
remove as fa r as possible the risks
abd baserde o f agriculture ami
thereby ^rUslalliiMr th is, cjfterpHse
eAlck' always has been and always
w ill be- tha basic uocupation.
‘ .••ClvUltsTtlotj bfgan -w ith tilting
the nog* hip concladad' "and «a
long as clvlljaitlon lasts, It will
bo our cofttrolllng occupation.” He
■loo’ u rfed .fh a development o f the
Industrial life o f ,tho state, saying
the prosperity o f the state will nevi e r be stable ’ qn(U; employment is
found fo r the average man, the
*n#» who woj-lup,*nu expressed his
pleasure that the' schools of the
ethtc are givin g thought to ruinuel train log.
sl*chi an introduction
as
•.it was
was!sbc
l
Damon might •have given
. . . . .Pythias
....
------that Mr. Carlton received
herno ttonMrht- Jt War in ,tho farm o f a
t«M lm o n UIl'“from Judge,
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Wilbur L.
Orlando, who first met
•ol spcakor o f tho evanJDOH while-attending ychoo)
m SL
?atiVsrrrt^i, i
jMtVr-hoard spyono speak of in
, The scorch netted
Senators
Th om as'(D ) o f Okla., Smolt f i t )
of Utah, Green (R ) of Vt., Sackf t t (R ) o f Ky,, who had gone home
after speaking, and Wntormnn
(R ) o f Col. A t 7 o’clock fouV more
Senators were needed before the
8enate cmjld^ resume Its functions.
The fig o t* against tho Muscle
Shoals Bill really masked tho fili
buster against the Boulder Dam
Bill, McKeller, in attacking the
conference report, voiced objection
only to a prevision, calling for
tho erection o f a $27,f»00,0(HJ dam
at Cove Creek, Terin,, a hundred
mitre above Muscle Shoals on the
Tennessee River. Ho said tho
people of Ida state did not want
the dam and were opposed to the
government confiscating n large
area o f property on which no
local taxes ever would he paid In
tho future.
The fight against the Boulder
Dam Bill wns directed by Scnntor
Ashurst (D ) of Ariz., an tnc
ground it would confiscate A ri
zona's rights to. water from., the
Colorado River. The Utah. Sena
tors held a almilar view . on be
half o f their atate. The BUI \vo(TM'
provfdo fo r tho building of a
huge dam In tho Boulder Canyon
of the Colorado nt n point between
California and Arizona. Its pro
ponents declared It would provide
flood relief protection for the
whole Imperial Valley of thous
ands of acres o f arid lands in u
half, dozen States and provide
electric power for Californio and
Arizona.
Mt f--------- ------ *
Club Will
Be Formed Friday
Ih Orlando H o l d
ORLANDO, Flu., May 2-1-All
friends and admirers of (J ivernor
Martin in four central Florida
counties, Seminole,- Osceola, I.akg
and Orange ure Invited to attend
n big mass meeting to lie held here
at the San Juan Hotel, Friday even
ing., May 25, at H o'clock f o r the
purpose o f ortfahltiiig the B ig Piitir
Martin for Senator Club,
Permanent officers of the club
will lie elected ut this meeting and
chairman o f all eommlttues ap
pointed. It Is exported "Iso that
office iieedquartrrs will he opened
In Orlando, following a iliwiHlou of
the Martin supporters ut the nicetIng.
Complete detuiU will he discuss,
ed fo r organizing the friends of
Govamor Mnrtin in each commun-l
Ity or the four counties end it is
cxpectml that nctive ciunpiiigns in
etch center will be curried on until
tha primary election June 5, unit!
literature of nil kinds will In' dis
tributed nt tlife. meeting.
The big four club is tho first
Martin organization to ho formed
in central Florida and hundreds of
friends of the senatorial candidate
nrc exjuftrd to flock fabarO for tlui
meeting. A number of local sup
porters o f the Governor us well
ns prominent citizens In each of*tha
four counties arc heartily behind
the movement.
dlspfreding terns. Riven tho Mit a i l «Herald, a newspaper favoring
An opposing candidate in the rset
fo r governor, refers to, the
maculate life ”
o f Mr. Carlton.
PoylS Carlton is a well rounded,
four sciuire honest-to-(!od man and
o everyone |» Florida knew him
as 1 do, his election would be by
acclamation. It
isn’t Carlton's
oratory that attract* people to him
— It is ths fineness, cleanness and
fairness o f the man.
"T h e P oyjs
Carlton ground
kwelj has oat ih and nothing In
the world can stop it." In proof
Of this Judge Tikicn read n teley sm from Charles AV. Durrnnco
Jacksonville, prossscuting ni
ne/1 o f Duvel County which Is
follows: “ DoyD Carlton Is
ling awey with the race accord” le TvepoftS from all over the
ste, it is predicted ho w ill m iry
arsl coupty by. * splendid nig
Jority.” I t met with loud applause.
Dr. N . L. Bryan,.B.promlneut cltlten) of winter Park, was chairman
pf.the meeting and Dr. 0. A. Vin
(Continued from page one)
cent introduced Judge Tilden. The
meeting wes'opentd with preyer, his cullougucN in the house to the
With Df . J. .11. ItMrcreoll o f the nbxurdlty o f using federal money
Eaptlst Church leading.
to place foreign resorts in com
petition with thoso of this country
Referring to hi*
opponent’;)
Professor Returns
claim that if olectod ahe will
From Loner Journey visit every country in the district
' f**‘ ‘ K o* **
fL
each year to ascertain it* needs,
NEWJ VQIiK, May 25. - ( I N K I - Mr. Sear* dc*crlbod it us a "physi
A fter four yosrs spent In painting cal Impossibility" because of tho
«ld cpIlccUing .archaeological me extent of the area, which he said
i'rials ^n> Tibet anti
Mongolia, was the largest congressional dls
"rofesspr Nicholes' Roerich, the trUt in the United State*.
lusflian painter and Archaelogist,
Highway -. beautification
in
■in arrived safely in Northern Florida, lie said, had hern started
ijidiai wllti,hies expedition. News of due to his own efforts nnd told
helr;-aafe|y .camefin a cablegram hi* audience he had visited all
ecfctydjJ (a l'lb e 'it o e r fc h Mu team part* o f Florida in thL> interest
'™^“ “ ,^ T 0 aw --W M riiA ; The o f this movement.
U -, dated Hikkum,
He* said he wn* using his own
fund* to make tho race nnd niM
ffiS1
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No: wor|l‘ has, been beard from sejrtcd that be had never accepted
hr .expedition for a year and It a campaign-contribution At the
raa iieArhd • th e1
) entice expedition *ame t i n « be hinted that largo
ad berishsd. In' his ‘ cablegram, sums o f money are being used by
’rofeesor Roerich sajd. the/ were hi* opponent in Influencing the
id with,* inhuman cruelty in pres* and with n dramatic touch
Jffl/a natives and dlnety cara* gave expression to n statement
animals dying from cold when o f “ God savfc'fhe day when edi
is ' Tibetsn Gevemmant -deUlnad torial columns are offered for
icol with th d r summer equipment •ala."
W five'm onths at a time 'when
Mr. Seara closed his address with
lie mtuxtiry w as'hovering around another dramatic effusion in favor
r)’l » l o w t e r o ..
. v
o f outlawing war. He said he had
always been oposvd to war, that
ftCOTCIl
"B IB p IE D "
he hoped there never would be an
other conflict and he called upon
;QU J m U mhhI,.. “ tdrchlngs” or the women particularly to Join him
i K l n g T w m recently meUd to in a movement ugainst future car*
wan
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MOUNT DOHA—1500,000 buildik f program to bs launched hero
this summer and fall.
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■HAMUURC;; C L-rmuiiid M n r2 f.J
First Nat*: liank Itld^
(IN S )’--U r. Hugo Rtoiaenherg.j
Sanford, Fla. s
owner o f the chemical plant where j
a tank’ o f phosgene (poison) wnr
gas exploded, killing 11 persons’
ind ending 250 to the hospital,
unnouncetl today lie is destroying j
other stores o f similar gus whieli
All Ivindft of Junkhe hnd on luind for industrial pur- i Bacs, Mctnls-Ilubbcr & bolposes.
•]
tics
German newspnpet s nr • maklmc i
a mystery «>f the explosion. One,
lmpc,- -ul«| H.;il oi ly till . chesiicul
film s w ire permitted to iminufac*t[
turn prison gas nnd Ur. BtiRzen* I
berg's concern wai
not ainon.t!
them. Ur. Stolrinberg ot.-plpine.!.!
Roll It*v -- Pints — llitlf, (
this liy saying bis phe gene gtc-ir Pints — Jui's -- R cit RolUcs
had been left over from vv:ir lim e.'
‘ (Continued from page 1)
Neb., Johnson (R ) o f Cal., and
La Follette (R ) o f Wi*.
On a motion by Norris, • the
Senate ordered 1U sergeant nt
anna to search tho capital for
misalpg Senators. K battery o f "hlit
assistants Immediately set out td
fArt-caC Senators and bring them
to the capital. In the meantime,
o f the leaders d o t * In
c| „jra on rtm floor o f the
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SEARS S P E A K S
IN D E F E N E OF
HOUSE RECORD
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Huoge^r]
Of Muscle Schoals
After Bitter Fight
WE
W E SELL
tmtl lings.
1 P o l a N e g r i in t h e
Pa r a m o u n t P i c t u r e , j
• th ree S i n n e r s * j
f A ztjtf AM A, 1 want to lulp,”
conies a 'liy little voice
• ' “ from the doorway and*ymi
took around to sec little Betty, all
and shining eyes, glancing
Dr. K in # To Discuss •curl*
round your immaculate kitchen. ,
Convention Delegates And when you hear that plain
tive rcr|uc»t. what do you do? Otlje
Woman made a point of letting her
Believing that few
citizens
Iittlr "Betty” help. True, it was
hove taken the time to inform isrdly help at first, but Betty was
themselves ns to the character -•arning. and surprisingly soon she
and attitude of candidates for could reallv aid her mother..
Any assistance which Betty gives
delegate to the Democratic Con
Ini
list
be carefully graded to her
tention nt Houston, Dr. F. D.
size. One woman made a practice
King, pnfctor o f the First Baptist
of baking her rakes in gem pann
Church, will devote ti few minutes and letting Betty till the pans. Then
discussion to this Subject p r e c e d while the rakes were baking Betty
ing the Sunday morning service, was allowed to mix the frosting. A
according to- an announcement good recipe is the one consisting
of one and one-fourth cups rontoday.
“ I idm.ll uoL attempt to infliimcn (ectionerV-MOfar. and boiling syrup
nny person ns to how in’ vsnpuld from canned frttitr Add the syrup
j o the sugar until tlie—fmi-iiug is
vote on this matter,” i uTd [
^rjf
the right emmi-Senrv to spread.
King. 'T'linVe written to prat
cully all of the candidates to as Then while you frost most of the
certain huw they stand on serious
issues that confront us and I
havo neeess to letters received
iilfuTCAN!) LAKE INN
from otlicts (tint i have nut writ
IleiulcrMmvilk*, N. C,
ten. I shall merely read letters
nnd let the congregation know the
attitude o f these rnndhlates m i
they ran make their own decision.”
A cordial invitation to the pub
lic is extended by Ur King ><•
attend the Sunday iiioriiing ser
vice.
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KILLS Hlil.l*
.1HUSKY V lT Y . May 25 ' l!NS|
— Stephen Kdwui'ds, 52, cniiimitlcd
suicide in his li'iiiic by using .i
piece of iron pipo for n gun. lie
placed a bullet in olio mil of n
Itulf inch iron |>i|i< uboui
five
Inches long, held tIn* other i*ud of
the pipe against bin hotirl. nnd
hit tile rape of Die build ivitb .1
hammer, exploding it.
cakes Betty
share.
can frost
her little
,
AI o Special Stic on Used Tires
Betty’s Sardine SanJwkbeS
S vflal v ♦t’rtS,***» 1«*' iflll, ^
Ma| >! n . U
RW CFUIYrENT tfEW
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S. S. 3HOQUOI9
Pour proenpg JccU zccaatmoizthg
y ») prupiu (jbt.u-enclosed wide
pfort nuJri rnJ br-jjd e(cn derks.
I,* Jrmrf'•s
ieot buy it.
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You do tiot hair
to take
nny |
product in thq fond line that Is
not labeled "Q uality" or with somi'-j
thing) that Indicates the rclinbfiityi
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Advertising is i1i^1ip«t edmstbr
we have in tliewc modern tiines,
in far a" m ir perstiiinl needs go.
It Hiives ])co|de Worries and money.
It is a fa c t t h a t a n i n f e r i o r a r i a
p
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Candidate For Re-el eetioii
atoi
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37 th District Brevard and Seminole Counties
A NiiccesNful citrus grower,
a successful business man
with proven executive abil
ity and the experience o f
seven sessions as represen
tative from Hrevard County
and one term as State Sen
ator from this district. A
lifelong democrat with id!
the qualifications for this
important office.
C. R. SIBLEY
_____________ (Paid Political Advcrlisement)
Teachers’ Examinations
i ••- , •
Examinations for ail grades of-teachers’
certificates will be held at the Junior High
School, 10th. Street and Palmetto Avenue,
Sanford, Florida, beginning at eight-tiiir-
This District will furnish the Senate with its next President
i f Parrish is re-elected.
(H e now holds the caucus nomination fo r Prettldent lo r the
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1928 Senate.)
ty o’clock on Thursday morning, June 7th.
with
the
county superintendent at the court Jiouse
Your Vote and Support W ill Be
not later than June 1st.
T. W . Lawton, Supt. :
(Paid Politi
"k .w < I| o a ,«a ,
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l b v . i l f *■i i *i t un i-. I- a n i vi'i j day
ut-* at ii pi uvl i> ally vv» r y . regular
mi ill ..iid i.tti-ti it i» uai-il for u
nil ib meal, it <v,*i-y m-illirr ktli>«'»
wn ,i t.iin ly c; bm.gi'v boys ami
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H >w many bay? am! g i j L saj
tlnir i.ii' biTr. w Ik n they ivlijn
futll) m h'i •!—* I'lcitia-, iimy ] li^v
i |ii i . .If I t ail ;tiiiI biittvi will
a b.t «.f j. I, fpi'^nl on ior ginj
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U - ; ui m i M i l i g n i o f Quality Unit
' r> i.f AiMarii'a lire i-om-crnvil wiW
'|,i i!il> |.i' mIiii ts In - 1 , last iitol A*
tin- ijuiv. W't- liiivt. mi vritlfiioak.- of otlo r good linkers til
do V.|. ttiv\ tin in the .volunio gf
Uum » - iht'V no.
'Ibis li,n fr w vaunt r y - so nil there
is fii|- all bnki-rs to i!o is tu sustnin
Ilk' inti-grity o f the indu.try ami
•u incot tliv <(Mi) poll lion of ipiality
pio.luvts with iiuulity products.
It is our inulivnablo right, as produvvis of iimiucBtioucd iiuulity,
to bv«. Dint the people hereabouts
gvi it when they want it and wu
. writ within our right* to muk« i*,t-tj fnir, ivgitimute t ffo ii, ut ifil
times.
UK-rvusv our isules in thhi
jivtion.
,
It is the right of every liumir Jo
buy for uce in tliut lmine, uny
high class iiroduci that it wants
to— «urh, for instance, ns our/
Bread, whirl) stands up-ntid holds'
it* own with nny other high-das*
bread.
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BAKERS
wc
Bakers of
Appreciated
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a
which is clepcadnble does’
to hide its ligih under"
liu-lu'l; it comoi) out in the o]>en -1
ail may know about it.
MULCT nnn-stop suilin^s. \ > In > ct tunc
in business N> x\ i-. S. IUOQ.I (TIS leaves
DA 1 l . l . t >t)M i 1 • I-' -i K
7a m l ' ’ •
bole loolrl tot‘a
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bi Oil- ■ll ' hoc all <•' 11'• 1 111 It
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wi.h^ipr^^lA^TsySL^lwartr.
Victim* t I, ft.
Mr. \V. .1. Donkins Jr: It vnur stnlcimMit
in The Sanford Herald o f May 23 is torreef with regard to your findings in the
tax records, which you ,say you have
searched, then it is your cftity as a citi
zen to start an investigation o f these
records, as I have never paid even $1.00
poll tax, being: age exempt at the time I
registered, according to the law o f this
state.
1 have one property tax hill for 11)27 which
was receipted November 20, 1027 and an
other receipted January 11, 102S.
It mitfht be a /food idea for you to he
careful in making statements, as appar
ently being a staunch supporter o f Candi
date Evans, to make incorrect statements
might hurt rather than help the Candi
date.
(Signed)
Examinees must enroll
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I Unless you have confidence in bothj
the makers nnd I'rUdm o f miy thing^
me, dc^\
U(U
tlial is offered for your home,
That
D j I! t He all a No*d
ST. JOir.'S RIVDl L.rEVf'T.
Sibley A nsw ers
H opkins’ Charge
it shall give yon full value for1tho*
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tiiutiyy it cost you.
of its inuiicr.
Oiih»kryf Cw**i*.u Ddmi.'f
W' l
He l urec acronpo.'.iiicr: cooiiit t»f
J-rj'ir,-.. ro ito j ' f t -ii'i;h tJ SErn „ parlor, vl-q
/iij-i'; roon-s-n-rtti do-jHr .TrwTTi bctiranJ
i ^ J ? / tj privais FlVfi., r i i i i u i ? ; v.uh or
N t W Y O It}< On- \l’.o.. * i:
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Louujri.' I'crfec: fSiiiing S.rvice.
wj >n
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yr^ur home, that it shall lie whnt
it w a » rcpc’reitcnuu! to ho and that,
Tci Room. Sun r*-.hv. S,-v.i iou*
t.
W ikh U 'I: .!, M
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Phnne 515
tletnnud o f nny tiling you Ldus in t),
the lime, to rcud pnd think, Yoit-k
have n right to be doubtful o f liny
fm
;f i. v. **#4*1•u<•
Spend yi’tir vacation here in
tiii-. beautiful natural park
of 500 acres in the “ Land of
tin-Sky” on lltc crest ofUiiiL*
Ridge 2 100 ft, elevation.
ta tIV* LVi* ior liwtunc.
•uun
m ine. C h ill, 11*111 IS lu u rlw nk I id mi;
.«ml m
-» umitft r\p*M , iu i
d u n p in -it u n
I >t ir'.lcrtf »n« I t lir' iv
lilt i u p.lilr (frVli ■ r%. «- t'.tl S'
215 Sanford A w .
It is your constitutional right w | I
ctianccs in these days if you t«K|-,
llrre is .mother recipe where
Betty can help. It is for ifiic fill
ing of ’ sardine sandwfeher.
Re
move the.skin and bones from sar
dines, am! mash to a paste. Add
to an e>]iial quantity of polks of
hard-boiled ejsgs rubbed thorough a
sieve. Season with salt, cayenne,
and a fn j drops ol lemun Juice;
moisten with olive oil or melted
butter.
Spread mixture between
slices flf buttered bread. I t Betty’s
little hands are skilled enough, she
can remove thr skin and bones; but
if she is too little for that, she can
mash the sardine.s. : She may he
able to rub the eggs tboough the
•ieve.
Bur whether her hMp is real to
you. •! •* real to her. and she is
gaining through thr Itext-of charac
ter training — doing.
Daily Fashion Hint
Sanford Metal*
and Rubber Co.
«-VKRO* X iL A r il—fom nto rhiphiMit.f being nindiJ from Indiii i
fjlver County.
Bread Goodness J
BUY
Highest Cash
Prices Paid
A i;U U H N llA lj:-»F I:-st
sliip-'l
incut r f strnwbVrcles rii-enily
from here. *
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to proper classification.
If an error la made The Sanford Herald^wlll be responsible
for only one* Incorrect Insertion,
the advirtiscr tor subsequent
insertion!, The office should be
notified immediately in case of
f error.
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representative
thoroughly familiar with rates
rules and classification will
give you complete information.
And if you wish, they win assist
you in wording your want ad
to make it more effective.
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HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young met
or young ladies who want t«
learn a good trade and get a gooc
position when they hnve becomi
comjK’tont. Havo situations avail
able every few-deyr. If intercstct
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford
Herald office.He will be glad U
explain it to you.
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14— Rooms Without Board
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SPECIAIj weekly rates at San
ford's home-like hotel. Somlnoh
Hotel.
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regularly and to use
15— Apartment For Rent
needs.
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re
duced rates. .'117 Park. Phont
859-J.
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them to
Small in cost, Herald
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fill
your
Classified
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FURNISHED A P A R T M E N T wul
, hath and garage. $30 per month
Try-Me or Granada Day Ginget Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth
Ale call 70i. Prompt Delivery. or Library
INTRODUCING Longs I*ure Pork
Sausage- 117 MognoTla Ave.
1— L/oet And Found
l.E F FLK R A P A R T M E N T S : fum
hhed. 3 room and gurnge. A t
tractive rummer rales. Apply 80-4
Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
Small garage apartment. Gull 261
LOST: Hickory walking cane with Modem
fumisht-C
apartment*
plnte "High Point, N'. C." Kindei
KHgidaire; Murphy steel kltih
please return to llernld office and en: Garage: .•zrellt'nl neighbor
receive reward.
hood: rent very renronalile. 1‘ark
Apartments, No. 5. Phone 84R—J
t — AutomobUeH
do
non
/leasnro car* and Graham truck*.
Elm and 13th. Street. Phono 3.
10— llousc.s For Rent
3 l-'J ACRE FARM for rent lln*
6 iiitini dwelling:
fruit trees.
Apply 7l'i Magnolia Ave. I’lioiu
132.
e o llO IN S i COWAN Co. Auto
radiator and sheet metul works. FIVE ROOM furnished limine. l/>w
t07 French Avenue. Phone 71G-W.
nuinuier rater. See V. A. Speer,
t il I’mk Ave.
HUPti-MARMON
FOR RENT OR SAI.E: Six room
Sanford Automobile Co.
modem house: Desirable torn
!0G Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
limt 2!tliu Orange Ave., (Ink Hill
Subdivision. Route A, Rn.x 170-F.
I — Utm lneas S e rv ic e
R. N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. COM PLETELY furnished Spanish
In Sanford Paint Si Wall 1‘aper
bungalow mi High Street. 2 bed
fan
rooms, living room, dining nook,
kitchen equipped with
electric
II. A. HALVERSON
range nnd water heater. Garage
House painting, interior decora $60. monthly. Inquire at Ib-rald
ting. Phone 432-W.
Office,
NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2412
TR AN SFE R Service of all kinds.
Palmetto Ave. Phono 364-W.
Phone 570 W nr 3302. C. E.
TEN ROOM liouse desirable loca
Sharpening.
tion. Suitable for rooming house
WIGHT P R IN T SHOP or two families. Located at 402
S N A P P Y service on any tiling In Oak Ave. Apply W. II. Ixmg 117
printing. A phone call will get Magnolia.
your iiian. Plume 417-W. 11 Rail
18— Wanted To Kent
road Ave.
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W A LLS
W ITH THE NEW W A L L P A IN T
,SOMETHING
NEW AND BET
TER FOR FURTHER
IN FO R
M A TIO N . C A L L PHONE 235-J
OR SEE. V. C. COI.LKR. S A N
FORD, F LA .
W A N T TO R E N T : Private gar
age. Must bo Close to First
Street and Magnolia Ave. Give
full information in answer to
'■Garage” care Herald.
27— Money To Loan
L A N K Y 'S DRUG
STORE— I’re- ON WHITJS or colored property.
R. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St.
veriptionw, Drugs, Soda. We ure
** near n« your phone. Call 103.
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Mortgage Loan*
BUILDING BLOCKS -Irrigation ■n improved residence and business
property.
hoxnt and general cement work.
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
Miracle Concrete Cp, J. E. TerSee our local Counsel,
willegvr. Prop. 3rd nnd Elm.
S. R. Dlghton, Sanford, Florida.
M E T A L HOOFING: Thu Roof Ev
erlasting.
Metal
shingles 20— Farms For Sale
■standing *e*m tin and gnlvahixed
roof*. See Jnmea II. Cowan. Oak -10 ACRES land, 20 of it murk. 5
Ave. and Third St. Phone i l l .
acres muck land, cleared. Address
PHONOGRAPH--repairing, piano P. O. 90, Orlando, Florida.
tuning by exjerts with 17 years
experience. Sanford music store
and Gift Shoppe. McLunder A r FIVE ACRE tract with reiidence
on Bcardnll Ave., also twenty
cade. Phone 832.
6— Help Wanted Male
W A N TE D : Boy
car to handle
paper. Sanford.
phofie. A. V: U,
acre tract Palmer's subdivision.
Bargain, see Nick Zernovcan,
Heards 11 Ave.
with use of light
agency for News
Give address anil 29 — Permanent W aving
c-o Herald.
Fct.T.anent ■W aring— lovely natur
al permanents us low. as $6.00.
WHITE BOYS wanted for raddle*.
600 First- National Bank Bldg
Sanford Country Club.
Rhone 489.
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W A N TE D : White foreman caper
20— Mlwellaneoua For Sale
ienced id managing colored lair
or, men, women nnd children, and CEMENT ROCK ami Sand itlargt* or sntalt"*ots. II; B. McCall
capable of doing so efficiently
Industries. 4th and Elm.
with
all
operation*
working
amoothly together. Telephone this AT ONCE: 1 chifforobe, 2 dress
era, 2 'beds, 1 refrigerator, 1 Gas
evening 775.
10— Livestock
Range; Cheap for Cash.
700-W. 801 W. 1st. St.
Rhone
1IAY SALE: Oho car of bright N*. BOAT FOR LALE: 30 foot bridge
1 Timothy hay beloW market
deck cruiser, thirty Inch, draft,
juice this werk. If. 8, McCall In fully equipped, sleep* six. Price
reasonable, p. 0 . Box 938.
dustries, 4th and Elm.
l*, S H A R O N .
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candidate for rs-electlon to the o f
fice of County Commissioner from
District No. J, subject In Ihs deelsli.u of One voters In ih s IVetnoc r a t l c . I’ rlfenry to be held on June
Sth, A. J*. 19**.
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FRANK
KVANR
V O T Cira h F I B U l h O L R
COUNTY.
I ut *h to antiounr# that I urn I
rn ml Hint* fur rc-#l#ctlon to tha uf*
flee uf t'nutity t'urniulAnl*>n<*r frem
IHMrict No. 4. iul»Jtot to t h « d#*
<?likuii of (hi* Viittru Iti Ilia n#mo*
m l l t ‘ Primary to be bald on Juna
ath. a . n. mu.
Ik F. W l t K K L K R
ads are a gian t in results.
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COPNTT.
Announcements
Eyes tested for glasses by Dr
Davis. Opposite Court House.
JIHHSK
fo r re* elecj loft to th e o ffic e . * of
C ounty .lu.lge of Hrmllinle C ounty,
ri o r l.h i . s u b j e c t to th e w i l l Of the
I >em.«cl s t lo V o te rs
of fitotnltiole
Comity, lit th e D en iocrn tle I ’rlm n r)
ulection to lie lielil J u n e Mb. I'JSl
A
J ROOM FURNISH ED apartment
. bflt and cold wolgr aiul light:
furnished. 018 Purk^rhonc 4-13.
Take your vacation
i
with me
in tho Blue- Ridge Mountains
of Virginia
N IC E LY FURNISH ED
garug.
The quaint old town of
apartment. 1101 Elm.
Waynesboro
Home Comforts-Rcusonnhlo Rates.
FURNISHED
4 rooms; both
Miss Ann Garnett
Waynesboro, Vo.
Downstairs. Close in. 211 Laurel
Phone 19U-W.
r O l> T V
1 hereby mill.HInc- my cnhrtldaey
St,#)
TWO APARTMENTS, large cool
rooms. Low rates. 019 Park Ave
.
Each day in T h e'^ era ld Classified col-
I hereby ntuuumra my enmllilney
( « r tl.» of flee of Co ii m y Judge of
Hrmliiul. County,
FlorlJa,
subject
to the action of - the Ds moeralle
I’h rty on June f.th, l t t l .
My cam
palgn for till, office Is in the hanil,
of
tny
frlt-inls
IhrOtHfhutlf
this
rountjr nml « i - , illicit th , auplior
ami votes of the people
In
th,
coming Democratic Prim ary elec
lion If the people see fit tU eli-c
me to this office I wil l , tv a them
nn efficient, eiii-citva and economic
nl i.ilmlnlsl i st Ion
-
A n n ou n cem en ts
T tIK
Bathing Suits Will
Consist O f Several
Pieces This Season
Faria, May 26.— (IN S 1 — Hath
houses and lockers will hnrtlly be
H u ird r m iin K E x p c V ts t la lh e f'
)yhich t'olLs For Length Of needed for this rummer, judging
ingr In Golumhus (live Eilct fashions from the intent bathing
llnir Hcachinj; To Shoulders fnsions which make milndy look
as if slid were nil -drefcawS up npi
By Joseph L L*ube
,
reaily t\> go everywhere— Imt in the
International N e w s Servlc# S t a f f
water..
Correspondent
Ijist year's Imtking costumes
COLUMBUS, • Oy May 2 » ^ . w m cu
scented a far cry front the tlnya
Milady will wear her hall longer , w hen a woman used to scurry down
during the coining season.
! the btach, with nn old raincoat
This wan the edict rtf hnirdress- ( thrown over the modest, bc-skirtcd
ing experts who gathered In Co-1 bntlilng-coatuine. The colored baptlumbus 'to demonstrate the ‘ ‘Inst robe nnd little cap or turban, to
wiinl” In hair dressing styles to match, together with beautiful wnOhio beauty operators.
' terproof Jewelry made it chic enThe boyish lw>b is now passe, I scmblc and kept ninny women from
they nit agreed.
Hair will _ ho |*evrr going near the.water.
^
worn in lengths varying from half
Hut the dressmakers have gone
way between the ear and shoulder u step farther this season mnl
tu shoulder lengths. While hair titer,, will be many a fair mermaid-,
will be longer, the modern woman at Deauville nnd lliarritx exquis
will not wear long hair, they em itely made up and dressed in ehie
phasised.
“ Long hair will never eome t ‘ lor-mndc bathing-suits who ap
back," om* beauty specialist said. pear to hnve'sauntered down to the
“ Women today demand a quick benrh m erelyio look nn
but effective toilet before g o in g ' There are four or five pieces to
Ihs new bathing suit; the tightout in public nr to a party.
titting jeresoy, little trunks,
u
Fiurr it U p
•• '"They want to is1 aide to wet ft jacket which is often without
rmnli and run il through their hair sleeves, and 11 ikirt. Very often
flu ff it up with their fingers and the populur kerheief is added
Ue ready to be on their way.
It which makes it quite impossible
Catu.t tie done with long hair, and to tell just what sport Madamo
lim* long hair is uncomfortable
is about to indulge in. U I* u 5TInand ten much trouble.
plo matter to slip o ff the jacket
There is- a tenth m y to let
the
and
unfasten-"' th
ecrnsaEJiver,'
hair grow Ihjiger because the boy
ish Imb and other modes of short butloned-on skirt and prtslo one
hair cuts gave women no individ is ready for the waves.
I'hnntel is showing n charming
uality, they said. All women in
short- haircuts nnd permanent - baihiiig-eostump with a seven
waves look alike •ave their dresses. eighth* gray woolen beach, coat, a
They lurk that individuality that grey
wrap-over skirt
(street
they all crave, was there claim.
length,) buckled about tho hip*
Longer hair gives women a over a white jersey maillot, with
chance to dnss their (lends to suit a small red applique on one shuoldIhe eontours of their face and <r.
shape of their, heads. This gives
them individuality and a distin
More Ameriran
automobile*
guishing feature from other worn
guishiug
feature from other wilt be sold in Belgium this year
than in any previous 12 months,
wonie n.
The swirl hob is the last word in sny dealers there.
hnirdress. The hair is moderate
ly dmrt in hack anil the sides a te '
wav. d int-i a swirl lending to tin I following suit the next day beback. The fashionable young Indy <nose they have the idea tImt they
■an wear it behind one ear. if she" have sintilnr features and as their
Inis unusually pretty exlcrnal np favorite actress, they said.
pnmttis. nr in the usual Trilby
Co-eds at universities und fin
style. If one car i, exposed, a dab ishing ^ichaols .often start new
with nmge will *,-i It o ff very styles when one of the most |*ojiinliofically.
tdar girls in a lending snVnrity atThenlre and College
eidentajly or purposely finds n
7 heal res and college- dominate new way to do up her hair, A rush
Ihe influence that bends fashion in to the henuty parlor by her sorbaititress t-> its will, most of live nrity sisters follows ns a mutter
_speiialists_tidjuilteil. _^A beautiful of course and then Uiu popular
a. ( n-ss‘orThovTo *!*>r"nPT,pa|iI,'g In young indie* of.idher schooia pick
n new style of haircut or hairdtessj It up when the girl with “ It" gut*
Usually finds a thousand o f mherel n hid at the next frnt dance or
_______] Junior prom, they declared.
( L e g a l N o lir e s )
J
i 9
.Social Institution Is
Development Based
vale Property Itfgulnt
By /Always Changing Lawn
LONDON. May 26?—
modem form of legal mai rUtgc. or
iginated in the penod when n w|fh
was n mere part of her hushfcnd’a
jiroperty; her* own' po«st*a*nw Mid
eatningx Iwiuc absorbed*h»*(
Marriage at the, bq*(ir
^
nine teeth, ci-ukury Wax.
ut-ruel condition hf sla-v.j,, —
ns'the law-was enneoBneslii.UBf
ly it* hardship,J
in,moat cases ic
by loVc. Good nmn .m il™ ,
wives much better AnmnTlnf
.ullowwl. SinrC that1 tltn^Thei 1
in this country and niuhjr.othq
has been nubManMally 'jyfp
A* Legal Cndtrac
Marriage ha a legal contrtWt, a#
V
it is in this und most modem coun’^ 1- >:
tries tqday, i* 6 natural- duvVlop- , .■
f* l
ment or a society based on, (iriw *# :
pnqH>rty-regulated by Jaw. >llf«ts ,V;*
j* :i!
mnrriage. like everything .else i *
cluing tog/
*
* V’ T
Ibsen find Thomag • Hafiijt.-atul
other irr.-ut ;w>v*diat.s havu long •
Iwen tiltinj» :ct* liio'iild caat'lnoo
legal mart mgc.. William Mortis »•'
went further thiti-any'rrf them.* •,
I do not consider that marriage
should bo the subject uf btyul ehn- ,
m.-.. -, t
I,. ' m ■ft^tM ail*
fKm A
tract. IItI «krti.l.l
should be'a.free
unfbn
of■
mutual ujefeemcent.'
I believe that society is tendihg«s
* * .it*
*•* pretent
- *- .- jyrtvgte
- - ’ ’litJ
awuy from
J>riv:
•:
u
nn)‘ act iorf
but
>roperti’ amt cultullst pn:
Lrsis towards a ’ cooperative-or*’#'•, *i
ganizatiop in which eventually, by y 1
mutual aid, ltroduc^lon will bd fut.,' .
uo*>, not for profit, and there w ill"
l>e plenty for every member of the
cotmtfohity. In nuch'h society tlfe
difficulties which may today.faca’
a woman who elt'cts tn take ^an
independent stand would not €*•
sit .In such n.aoctety marriage of
, .
love unaffected by mnttrial coin J
siderutions would bo irenerltl. ':
.
YOTICRR t»P I K A I I N O I J
1-OLWTY,
*—
f w IhIi io uimounrr that 1 am a
to th# of *
Fun r o r \ T i s ,.w ^ * « i o \ i : ii mntlldiitf* fur
----- -CL ,
In nnhouiiciiur iny i:in*lld«cy for fire of Potintr t'a m m l ii ilv l fr frdfti
.FOIl TAT Atl*|tMDH ~ *
iMfdrKl
No,
2,
Riibjrrt
to
th# tl#*
Comtiklinlotp
r
i»f
ih#
3rd
IMMrtct
of
I hereby announce tii‘ th" jn-Ople
County, I hrroby pl«»dir«* cltiltm uf ih# vulai a In t Ii «• fMinti'
a Ki-mimite County that 1 am a Homlnolo
cratlu
I
'rlnuj
v
to
u#
liald
on
Jun#
-iimtMlw* f o r tax
subject ni) NHf to wn HliW'Intrl)’ Impartl il
lit the ili-cl.Inn of Ihe voter* In nttmtloti to flir \vvlfnr*» of til# ih** Jtll, A. I» H»S4 J im s iir.ntcii.
lie DetnncrullV Pr im ar y to he lielrt trltft Hn it Whulf*. Hint uM 1 h** flu 111ln June of thl* year. I have lived fiutrd ami «*ircl«*d lht*ro wil l bp no
it urn liar
anil Hrinliude counties roil tin limit for prl vnl«* hr n#f It of r o T H R V O T L I I ) n r RKMINOLtd
mi 40 years.
I . have *erved * * any one man. I " III art* that a# fa r
(III M Ye
minty rommlsalot.er
on ami
off n** It 1# In my tmwrr thul th i t a i
I
to ahiioiiin**' Dint l am a
l ir IJ years. I have made my llv- hlirilm tw rV» ’illy dlMrlhlltrd, ®ili>: rnlslntt stock ami cllrue fruit vorallnit n Ihorouith n iuall« a tldn of l‘ i»fnl Idrrir f> i n* •*■(»*i*f l**u to ill# of*
Mnl farming. I prupoan »o lei every thr inknhl** property of tin* t*ounty. fl*1*! 4*f i.-.M.iii) <* ifnmu*4lovicr fruM
L a w S m a ll A i d
l*» thr J#
iMmyer
carry til*
proportional* T h r County** hUNitirNf nhiiuld Iw ri» iJlut rlcf N*> I
A woman who contract* a frdjk
hum of I n * " * hy vie w in g the pro- rcniioiiihrtII) run n n a prlvntr hui- I'lbjun «»# ih*- *••!('<> tit (In* l)nntj.
tnrsH
Tli.*
lukpwyrr#
who
furnl»*li
t
*
HI
Hi*
!*•
In*
Itrlil
t*
II
Jim#
i . rty
personally.
Vour
Bilpport
union today must realize that the
thr inoliry ti» l o o tlm County rtmuld Mil. A I* I
,111 he appreciated.
law will be of small assistance to
h«* tii I* r 11 into lln* 4*niifld«*nci» *>f ilu*
in »>•;u N h t i : i : i - k .
k , <:r k m .i u : i :.
llostid *if Conn tv Ci»tiiml*o»l*up*rfi mnl
Iicr ai.ould lilt' free father nf )»er
k«*|kt ini ot mnl iih in u h*it I# nuhiK
marriage refuse to take his.ahftrA r.y
l*ll III I Iti*11 d**llh**rut lt*UN I IlllVi1 TO T i l l . \ H i n t s IlF MIMIMII.K.
in maintaihing their children.
“• v
hri ‘ 11 it I m*|i|* 111 of Hrllillioli* l ’<»U lit/
t n t \r\
nnd ihanirr* County hrforo Hrirtlnoli* I
t *v|sj( i » ........ ..
mvfl#lf u« ii
On
the
other
hand
the
IcgatlyCiunity win* rut o ff from ttfiinii*' I .‘iii.llilitii !**■ Mir Htntr Ir 1a hit VK'#
married wife of a man deCermlnka'.iA
Con u l ) , for : '■ vt-Hia. nml a I ;* i | in
up . H* tum»,|i* iNutiit*. #till *
Fltll T I I U I.RISISDATIIIIC
to shirk hi# rea('on*lbilitiea la ol1
*^
pit * *'r nil III# Minr Mnk** >m » r \otr
PrliiiEi re
Hiiliji c-t If. Ihe nppi oerliliiK lit-mn- an lnvi**imm! mi*t " H I hrhm you j i»(i itt lit** I icfu ••* ra tic
ten obliged to recognize- .that th« ,
(!•:*' Jtvial will fl III** **
raili- I'rli.iary. I hereby annuunrs .(Ii lih* nit r Viiiir ' ot r for in# " i l l b* 1*j It** >• A P
l»* r* *u lt•* **.f foiii** 1 n . ii l In 11) pul*
law hr.s heon unnhlo td'compel him .
f h « 11MUJin o f a ppr***ii* t**d Join* #,hr f*th
my cAiitl'ilacy
for
Kit >**iif Mfp|i*»rt
KF)irin«’Ol till t »** a * t mi ill I**'r of
V\' II |1A I «1.A It I >
to support hi a children. The u#*'.,.
i
rt
uvi«i*:a
■r **111* J
li iiM»nluitl«'*l 1 jil#t|##
married wife has the ndvnntogd'rtE .
my |»g at rfforlR In hrlmlf **f tit*
ru n s iiiH tir r
nmintaTning her nationality—*ety
: (tofilt* i*f H**mln*iU* t*t»ufit>'- _ Tti*
1 l u r r b y a i i v n m r . c n my r a n d l d a c j
r o il
4TV1K
5FN 4TOH
r > 11114 fl e-F'fl «if Ilia*
of
important pojnt nowndays—antf tUf
Ih T h *
rupirlnlly tn lu r 1 her«*h) onriMLiocr a# f$ Candidalr f u r H i e o f f i c e n t H l i e r l f f o f S* »nlr»
(wing
the IqgVI parent and1guard*
iit ii o f |ot*M1 i h k $*f* T i l l * . In m y t*$ mircerd it*> r **lf *m H# nn tor fruln *»le f f l l l l l ) #l||i|#l*t t o t h # W i l l Uf
p j n | in i, Film lit* r f f f T t n l
l»> it s
(h# -Till Htiu*t nilftl dlNtrlct com* I l i a v n l r r i at l l i r June P i l r n u r v
inn of her <^)d. -, .
• '
‘ r'i
j k Ua( 'U ; u ,a n d
<l ii It ei I>1*7 tilt*! rlh ul loll
nf
I h i puiied (jf HrfUlinH# lli rv ard Conn*
- *■'*y. * *—
*■ l** •* j
uni fuinject fu
Hi#
p rm ovra llc
rr m rnt
fl'** t*«u l
«n*olln«*
ti*
n u t aiaKitiri*
CHILE JR\H MAYORESS •' >! W
im n iK 11* s t u l »• H u m l !'i* |iiif Im it if * prlmnr) (*» b# lurid June Jjih, 15124
l nm n cundldwle fur (h r offlci
Itn**1in. r« » i m t li i
ntnl (Till***,I»*f- If rler tn l I |»r<»litli*r In « Util III III
The firsfc'muyorea* to' hold office
of
Slu
t
Iff
and
"
III
ap
prirlr.t«*
flip
li'tjlurly I hr (*«»vnll«*i mol I *111r • to wurk f*«r the l*ewi li»tcri'#t uf Ihe
In Chile, has been appointed.**’
,t tiotiorrii l*> tin*
n o m l n a t Ion I district ti ful » In 'll # ) o u lo my purl III the J ii lie Prllllftd
K. i: W A l . K K I I
tlu* Minister of Interior. Shq ' l a :
promts*** t>* ilrY»*tr i l l 111** f l i e f i y recutil uf* Filch Ini port r» nt
le|f(#lulint rxiMTl«*n«* * Ihnt
l
|K»**r«* to (ftnti »im m cm! luridn. c u u el Yn I bill of
Dona Emilia Werner de
i
on
a
iir
.itir
r
our nator.il rcwniiiera. miiictlnfi uf • I tierehv nttrotiitir» u«> valididao#
ii*i*om|»Ush that rodman, nnd site is, presldi
ft W HK A It MAN. Jr
nt nt# in i f m itruf e<1him i li'R
I m*k - fast ( • ■ ]| 41blit It* till' Itfflee uf •H#tRitnq'fin.
1K4- F W irfW H
th# support uf nit I**, al prim erni* i ifi iif >einM>
i *»*ti nl * *u»t*je« I to
J 1 PA I* II iMIl
cion. She i* a’ sister of
the inI11lull
uf Hit
'n le *#
in th#
I (. 11•■m( ■! i4 |m(nut i \ I >
held I kI
sent or o f Dnllecn, Don Carina
J it IU
I
"III
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V.'Ut
ner.
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i Hl.ppul I II*‘(api * I f ill I* v Mill w
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N *D _|
f
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rm n u k N i»M :n
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I vf mli | o iifinmiio'i I hut I am u
I Ita-f »*w Ii Ii n n rjoiillce l»i) cindl |
rtiti TA I n n . l . f f ' T A k
T h cut i . I t
(It).
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| w | , | , tn , 1,( 1,11111.-* th a t ! i n s
To
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»•rn in III*' 1♦**nMirra thr 1*1 (inur) 1° S.-na|..i I,it
s.-tiiiiinli- mol Iti. .u n i f'o u iu n s .it
li- I'iitiM)*, stitijpc'i lo itm iictlun
- I il e* S|| I Ml* il 1919« .1 I R Mill
l»tf luiil 1*11 Jour Lilt, A. I» n i ' v
to,- Jon.- ;-•!• in Hour/ nml Ii iiooilo
of ihs votsr. In His I irinoi-rillp
4-1 I I.it III.4.I* I 4.1 til*
S I IJ iN» J.
aioit noil •-II I t- ii. 1 n -»o r e om- nml l ‘rliour>- to hr lul l In Juus.
pol l I
It I n I 4( -4 t\f
H* 1111|)ttI•*
nil u Di'ioncrstis ioliill 3 l«lrsilriii
Tour siitqiurl will t>s «|i|irrrlslsi|
I j ft iti.i, t‘i»MI ii i iti ii$; Hu
TI iiiii UI iik oiii - unit till tot ) our
J NO. I) JINK I NS
..I* s.l l. PSA
vo ir mot tilMio-ni-p.
.1 «; Mil \l(* IS
lti-uppcl lull' .
rtm snnntFi*
H|1l'lli11
|J|js|r | III « ‘lull!
r o it j i i T i t tc o r iT .u r.
——— • — — i
l-lllt.lt- w nntti :n T s.
I herahy uniiounrs myself ns ,
4*1)
r o K niH TitU T iso. r o m
rundldnlc hit sheriff of Hrmllinle d u ll I ..i ml t» A \\ hi »*|hit Ir,
Thin is to uiiiiouiit # nyf 3£4 ndldar f r o i t i t .k i i k o r r t s c e i T t o r n r County subject
lo
the m-tlon of
H«*l 11-11•»( •» lui i **i in |*l nl tilt til.
for JuKtlrr of
i hr IliifdHr I Hit riel
Deniocrntle
pilinsry
to
to*
I wish to uniiioini-s thut I sm a the
So, I, ■iilijcrt to tiiii vN»I of ttli
.i
held lu tliy es rlv pint uf Jut.s 1921 Niillrf ul \ |)gi lint tloti lot f m !l##«l
-anOlctutr
(o
r
rr
rlrrtlnn
to
Ills
ufl>r fiiorrii. ■ v nlrr* Jorto f»th. * Hi Il
Very respectively
I mlrr ^rrllvMt ATA of llir (triirml
ford. l . i k *
Vmrot
I'io U .
l^»kr J.er of (*lrrk of tha Circuit C ou rt
tv
K
h.
IIHADY
Mint tiir# it! lb# Htnlr of Flnrlrfo
of
Hpinlnols
County,
Florida,
subMary,
Leonirwnod,
A Ham out*
Null.*' Ih Jititl.)
ulV'-ii Hint II. ti.
— -----------—* - — ----------- - : ’
Sprlnifi and Pciimt City, cutmtliuii )rrt to ths ctrrlsliin of ths Driuo,
*
r o i t s t 'P » : H i\ T i: M > r :. N T o r
,\t'» r I " *•!lu i , i*uichuser *»f Tax (V r*
crude Votsrs of Hrrnluols County.
I
(h r ahovr dlNtr'.'t.
PIT II.lt' IN ST III I Ttll\
flfl. .Hi* S.. j l l , iliilnl thr Hit itnv
In
ths
DsmocrallP
Prim
ary
K
l
f
If nlriMid, I promli# an
honiit
I uni n i'amll>la|e fm r*--ele*-ll«n of Juno \ I
1^25, hu# flloil mill!
S P O R T IN G GOODS
huilncaa* llko
ttiliulhliiirallon
f r i « lion lo t>s hald on Junn tlh, A. L>. lo ill* o fflc* of superlnl.Tidehl of I *4i I il |nil • in in} nfflcc, nml Ii.ih
G IF T S
from
tli#
tmutil
m#ddl«*ofn#n**ai 1911.
public
lust rin-Moii
for Hemlnol* riH»*!** sifif»|iviifUmi for tnm
to In*
v.
at
Doirnt-AM
t
h
e
HK’
YCLB
s
t
o
r
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for
J i'a r t r r o f p f a c k
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Fre»h
Punnmore
il I I in* <I o c i' M i iH n i: i*> |nw I n t
HANFORD PRINTING fO . ,
r hereby u i.inninco n.y i-nndldscy voter* lu the prim 'll' June i. You
Ravins lirhl tills offles for nrsrly
he up prn laird
" I I I ihni|i- tlnriMii H im I I Hi ,lu> of
Fine Ji.li Printing
two ysars until
Ihs
illsirlcl was for ih** ..Ih. d of I'lrrk of tli. i*lr- support m a*111
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Phone 410 MeLamler Arcade
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fri-l Just If Ir.t In asking thr voter# th*- i liters mi die Democratic I *r Ir o it ('IJt’N T t r i l O a i - C l I T I x a
II till ►» Il 1 I IkIM I It
till tiny of M u),
fur Itirlr support on iny previous mnrj on Ion*I»i’ *
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■■"iinclns ui) i-sailhlsi'v
for
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• I II
III Hjin<lhi*r4.\V.1k I fk
all the esopls a aiiuare U«ul with
r im roxsTA iti.H
office of C'Mir.i) piiisscutliiu Allor<
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Justice to all unit slrtct sdl •r r u t s
I wish to apiiuinp-e m> catiillilary nev,
subject
to dir
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• 'ttiMti > riurlilu
to Ihs laws.
for die office of runatal*i*>. Inst Del i ’rimnr).
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|h |o ii > Cloik.
amt
unsure
III*-pi,
If
elected.
Will
Ibe will of die voters In die Demo
lllve to the d ull* * of tho.ufflcs my
cratic Pr im ar y uf Jans I.
ts ry heal services
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M ll .i : « 411 N T l IN 4 11 4 N I I ill 1 .
DISTIIItT XU. F tit'll
1 t'crei.* i, n no ii tn ** ntv i-iiiiilf'l.icy
ATTOHNICY
r m : m n r i i i ; i i N m t a t k h i .i f i : i n I hcirlty Hiimiunrs my cuiiaiilBry for lb*- office of roiislnble, J*l*tit‘-l
I herehy unnounce my candHncy
h i ' i i a m t : c d j i p a n y , ■■ c**rpoiufor Justlcs of I ’cacp of Dlslrtct No. 4, eiibjet t lo the will " f the t**t*-rs
for
re-i'tefthili to the " f il e r of
lion o i u h i i Ik i I und . . l- ilu e under
J, subject to Ibw decision of the oil Jllllll M.
Po tin l) ProsernllliM
A d o rn .)
sub
tin- l a " , of I In HID*' of Aljltllin*l
voter* In die Dr-morratlc I’rlmsry
h in t .a w .
ject lo Ills will of 111* volets In
With llo- uu lh o ill)’ to do liusllteAS
to be lis’.d on Julie C*lh. A. i>. 1921.
the Democratic primary on Junn I
III Do HI id* "I I . -.lid.i, Ci'inplalnD A V I D MPKKR.
for
ra v sT A in .K
J O H N It. I.KONAItlir.
Chiropractic Specialist
■rid.
HEMSTITCHING
FUR STATF. I.F.fSISI.ATI HM
I Ii - rr hy H-.inotinre my camlldscy
v*
1 wish to Sanriutu-n my cuiplldncy for ronstabte for Ihe fourdi diep
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A*ni;aatil|
i.t: n li v i n ’, j a c i >n
n v k in m tk in .
for tb** Min e l.ealslslure
(fl ro up irlrt, subject t*» th* will
FOUND!
At,
effective
enro
for
of
die
I v isit to announce in> caudhtnry
At. At id 'H T A l AHNKIl. unit Mll.2) stul will
siiprcvlle i t c p i l l
In voters In ths flemor.rnllr primary
Singer Sewing Machine' Shop
for Ih* office of T « «
Assessor of
1,1 i : y.l'.I.M KNUVITX, lief ■*lidit Iit - tiiut stomach condition o f youra.
tbc primary tu i*« held Ii* June.
of June S.
Yo ur vnts will be up
Hemlnol*
Coil
Illy,
subject
lo
III*
Machines
Sold, Rented, Kxch«nga&ii II Ii i l l
lip I’ l III .II ATII IN
|*. JI All AN.
predated.
will
of III* voter* III tint Jlitw T i n : MTATK
T*t| Chlroproctl:— lJr. W. E« McDougtl)-* P M nil 11A
IV C. tl lob) WJtA’OK.
Eusjr
raynunts
j
Primary,
Till-: A l-'TKIt S' A XI till I M: I•I : n I *
j n i : D m ITTHND11M.
nll, 308 National Hank Bldg., phone 80 Nm Th’PaA'.-Vqld
ANT. d lt C B T I X n H
FOR fONSTAntr
■in
M il d.i* .
oK i.iicN iiviry .
Rhone 482-J.
f o r T iir. b R i i t s u t i m *
1 wish iu iincounce that t am
" hoe*' i i-aldellc" mol mldl-ess 1/
( Legal Nollcfii)
I hereby announce mj ,-andldscy a rundldste for Ilie office uf f o n lo
iihs
W
Ok,
•
le»l
e
hi
Lunch Roo
for the I,* k I*I u I u i i - (tlroup I) eub- stsbls f*ir Justice of Ihe
I’euca
vnr
a i d : itKitKiiv 'iiti>t:in:i>
Jei-t to the wil l of the voters of Hem lMstrlct No
M i l'll I. ell a 4 l«M
4 Hrmlnole Coiioly
BatlerlcH
lo upjieur lo tli** hill uf cornplaliit
I n o t e County, In die primary tu b
'I'll
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KlorMs, sold Justice of the Penes
FOR GOOD e a ia . t r r
.
N O T I P K IH IICIICIJY i l l V K N that filed iu the llhove . l ) l n l im lo**' ***|
held on June *. J92*.
Dlrtilet Cuniprlslna I.'leciloti Prs.
I-nu*ti Room, 10t West
u. u t.ono
vli-lue of a di'i'lee **r before il*c 2nd <1nj **f July. A. 11,
elms. No's t. 2. I. 4. 9. 10. II, A II. under amt by
1929. tie- emue Ik-. iiv *• Ituie **u, 1-1
Street.
subject to l b * decision of the Jlem- rendered In l b * Circuli Court of the this
Court. 01 rl.i il deo r r a d r l*rlinarp f j bo held on June Turrnly -l hlrd Jinlb-hil
Circuit
" f i li-i< Itoliolilble
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pro
i-"lil
*-ssu
"111
be
enter**)
Ptorld a,
In
und
for
Henilnnle
Mb. A. II. 1921.
Dry Cleanipff
County, In Chnipery, III u enusn Iiuulnel ) oil
I will ep prevlat* von» support.
IT IH I l ItT IIF Il n l l l l K I I K D Ibul
Kiel "III p lulliiy. wherein Chase 4v
THE L9 N&4JFC BATTERY
i . k h i . i i ; lilt VAN
f o r n i r v r r ro M R ls s n o K it
SANITARY STE
Couqiuny. n rorimriilloji
cl / Aiili-il Ib l . loilli*- lo- published once w week
To The Voters of .Uemlnol- C o u n t):
fur lout i'*m»' i-iidv* wei-ks In T i l l !
lloff.Mac Hattery Co.
and
t'Xiaduti
midi
i
tb
.
lows
of
th»
FOR
roN
s
r
(
iti.r..
I wish t’> announce that I nm a
UdorltruX Dry •
H
A
NPUlit
*
Ili'.ltAl.D,
a
liewspupet
i« compiuinaat,
f w ish lo announce dial I nm S Hi-vir of Finn.in.
randldule for Ihs office of County
117 East 2nd- Struetm* n* i.d rirciihidoi* lu Hmiford.
Ofte. ( U n . P a r k . ; ; ’ - :;
I’nnimleslnner from IHslrb-t. N". I e,i c l hi,Hr for the office of Con st and J. 1 Htiipl* r nml Itulilb Ht*iis of
h * mltioic Count,, r l o i Ida.
subject In Ihe Democratic J'rlmnry able. I ili'irId No. 4, Hemlnol" Coun le- r. Ills " I f " , und .1 II l.ittt* unit
VV IT.VKMH III.- IiIsil *1 of
y. j;
Awningn
Ill* Wire,
nr* doty Florida, said district comiirlslns Julie A. I.lttl".
PainBrand WAH
lo be held on Jane tub. A. D. m t
I i il i II.ASH, Clerk, mid the sent of
I lisve lived and paid- t s . r a In Or- i-l*. ilhn p r .ll|ds No's. I. !. 9 4, 9, fi miauls. | w ill >*-il i*| public out Ihe uhovi styled I'oiit- .In Holifnld,
alive nnd HeniUmle Cuunllcs since 10, I t , 12 eilbject lo tin* will of the cry lo th* h la licet bidder, fo r cash. thla 29 day « r May, A. I* Fd’s
SUN PROOF PAINTS
m EM INU LE • A W N IN G
SHOP.
dor
■l
do- Court
luTk-and l ImVe a l w a y s hern a D e m Viitrra lo tb*’ Democratic Primary >*t the m in i
•v i:, iMit’ni.AMM.
lo lie Jirld oil June Sth. A. D. i92* House In tile Dll' of Hanford, In
Awnings, Window skudes. Tarpau Water Spar Varnishes
ocrat.
Clerk
Circuli
Court.
Vour support will be appreclatstl. *nld County umi H Ulc. durlmt the
n. it. c ' i t a i i i ' n ,
mils.
Vclumina
Flat
lins. Anything of Cunva*. 309 East
I!> A. At IVKKKM.
li-unt hour* *-f *«li •>'* Monday, the
J. M I V I C ) VICKKJlY.
Ha oford.
Paints. Persian clay,
d i p ' l l ) Cjeflt.
till d « » of Jllti". \ D. J92*. S 4 I I I "
2nd. Street. Phot/O II,
lielnu Ih"
filet Aloiot")
In said Jl-iu litre A Voo'rlils.
FOR f'O N sy A ffh r
moulding clay and
the ’ foil *w lug
*l, *rrlh« <1 \ i i " i in-> r fm Coiuplalioiiit.
I wish to announce that I am a month,
ford Paint & Wall Paper
Auto Tops
■■ii toll da I'• fo r Ills offles o f Con- limits, sliuirt*-. Ivin- mid h*dnu In (i if fli In I ■H i 11.
for
r u t ' x r r A * o : m i o u OF
slshle
District
No. 4. Heinlno’e ih* C o u n t) or H.-niihol" und Ktulo
Stuart, Propr. 112 W. Flcui)
TAXES
r o i t vtl: viiti:it i i n v u n O F P l lll.It
I wish to announce to the people County. Florida, said Dl»trl"t ruin* of Ftorliln, to -veil
Furniture
IN s r illlT IO N
SPENCER TOP SHOP. CurUlni
leit Flftv.omiM | of M XI.
or H«mlnol* County that I am • lirislnu F.teetlon Precincts No'#. I.
I sin a rmidnlatr fo r re-a|eetli*ii
Hiullh'a Mu lid IV loll of all
tlial
candidate fnr re-election to tb * o f 3. 3. 4. 9. 19. II A 12. subject tu
Cushions
and
Scut
CoVv-rLig*.
to
th
"
Jbim-it
ot
Puhllii
lostroelinn
WE
HUY
or
trade in
part
of
Me*-*Ion
Tw*-|il)-n*-V-il
fice of T aa AAaeeaor, subject 1# Ik# the will of Ih* vutera In Ih* lirinonl Hrmluolr C uuiil), subject to tli* 300 West 2nd. Street.
121), Township Nineteen
(19)
decision of the voters In the Demo rratlr Primary lo l»« held on Juns
lure.
Wagner
FurnitiUNCiia <»
Jirmoerutl*' Primary.
South. J U iikc T h i r l ) (2U) Fast,
crat Ic Pr im ar y te be held lu June £D> A. D. 1921.
Jl. ti DO D L K Y .
lylrm Mouth
of Ht.
tlertrude
Your support will he spprecleied.
of tb l* year.
•
Avenu* and other lajida lying lit
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(Political Announcements)
TO
FASHION DECREES
WOMEN TO WEAR
TRESSES LONGER
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—
troi
j
’E n
Heart,
Published,m
ir . „
The World’* Greatest-.Vegetable
Spot and Richest Garden Land
• AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
TjQa8ed .'Wire International News Service
C08LIDGE VETO
[RINGS HEATED
lEBAffi TODAY
Politicians Ojc C apital
Discuss R esults Of
President’s S tinging
Rebuke OfFarmBiU
Mid-West TaJies
Action Bitterly
Radical Republicans
S F a r m Belt Will
#<livc Smith Support
A u strian s Salute
Italian F lag A fter
Raid On Consulate
VIENNA, May 21.— (IN S )—
Possibility of n dispute between
the A ustrian und Italian Gov
ernments over an incident in
volving the Italian Flag at
Innsbruck \vn» dispelled today.
Students had raided the Italian
C onsulate louring'dow n an Ital*
ian I*Loaf. Tho Austrian district
0 'j.ita i‘y conuunnder apologized
<t> .the Italian Consul. While
A ustrian troops stood a t salute
the Italian Flan was attain
hoisted. Tiien the soldiers pres
en ted 'arm s and honor was sat*
isfied.
W IFE EXPRESSES
CHANGE OF HEART.
WASHINGTON, May 24.—
»v (INS)—PrefidentJ • Coollclgc’s A B M M U SB A N D
stinging veto-rebuke of the
McNnry-IIitugen F arm Relief
Rill and the political , effect
(hereof was hotly debated in
.Washington, today.
'It turns the Middle W est
Ni> AI Smith if H erbert. Hoovj./r is the Republican nominee
at Kansas City,” asserted the more
radical Republican spokesmen for
the Mid West g rain hell.
“It does nothing of the kind,"
retorted their more conservative
Eastern brethren. "The Middle
West is traditionally Republican
nail "dl remain so. And if any
losses are sustained there they
will lie made up by pains in
other sections where the P resi
dent's action is understood and uppitvian d.
In between these two extreme:
tlv ilurusainu
waxed hot and
heavy \\hereever two or more poli
ticians no t. There were, however,
>‘iii'r brand coiicliisioiiK upon width
tlnu was general argum ent, to
" it :
l President Coolidge has err
hniiied the possibility of his liein; drafted at Kansas City.
2- I le ile r t H oover's path to I ho
■ '■ •ii'inatioii has liren rendered in •ii
more d iffic u lt, and his
11 o, if nom inated, Inis been
tm a- <o iresponding!) more d 'ffi
cult.
Tho Anti Hoover allies have
n i;i'in n m w tae-hold f •■in
on
■' e 'ir «■i-sault
■ li to d iii'c t th
:
11 y ' " ■ i m p a rtic u la r end upon the
r" ’c i n ti pi lit y of the to!i n u i o s i rn
ti< a mi gem ral.
I, trie pectivc of who ii noiui' . i i, ■I at Kansas City, then* "ill
■ -I mi bang K< publican figlii
•l,o l a i in Ihsin' i •lupiilaide
*• n . i t and feeling to the
■i" ‘ '< <1 p.ohibition fight at the
| , , r ' *tn '''invention.
I "*i tile Unde is of the Repuli
" •*«’ A grarians are sore and th.il
lb,;, are going to Kansas I 'll >
1 rinicil for a red-liot fight there
i in, doubt. Gov. Adam McMullen
IP ' of Nebraska, for example,
•d'caily is urging thut a Coxcy'.s
‘" " 'J of UK),000 Mid-West farm1 ' oi mch on the Kansas City
' "iivenlinn and its American free
iii'-ii demand economic justice."
n.e MoNttry-IIuugen Bill baa
•I'.-iiuguished
sponsors in
the
t-'r'y. not th e 'le a s t of whom nre
' ■" I’resident I fawns,, and Frank
*• l.,,w,|cn( t 0 say nothing of tho
Republican stalw arts in the Senate
"I. > voted for it like Senator
•bioies E. Wutson, 'o f Indiana,
N 1 'to r Clmrles Curtis of Kansas,
, ui"! ii host of others. It is not
Iftihienipluted that they will tuke,
'l*i g down, such u verbal lacing
** "Us banded them in the Cool"le,. v»-t„ message. They do not
tu n a uiurly. relish being accused
' f ' ' i nelly Deceiving" and "Fun*
' I'cully I'rom ising" and ‘‘Kean,
uO",.illy Hoaxing" the farm ers,
•bl'dy enough, a large part of
Republican Mid-West resent"“ "(. as voiced here, is directed
‘■J-’uiiist Hoover rath er than CoolTho political explanation is
thi,i he is more vulnerable and
\y 'r* u Getter targ et. The Mid
. csterners blame him for largely
Influencing the President to take
(Continued on page 1 )
Member A udit '.Bureau Of Circulation*
4 MAJOR BILLS Annual Church Assembly LOVE LETTERS
Of Presbyterians Begins
STRIVE TO GET ToDayln Tulsa Oklahoma OFAGEDMAN
RIGHT OF WAY
BASIS OF SUIT
W ilhA djournm cnlTcntntivcly
Set ForM ay29lh,Seventieth
Congress Is S taggering Un
der Flood Of Legislation
Tax. Shoals Bills
A re In Conference
2nd DeficiencyBillHnsl’tished
Its Way Into ScnatcDelmlc
And Solons Hope ToFassIt
Ky Wm. Hutchinson
WASHINGTON,
May
21.
— (IN S )—With adjournm ent ten
tatively set for May 20th, the
Seventieth Congress was stagger*
ing around in circles today as four
M other Of Thirteen, Who Had m ajor hills vied with each other
Spouse A rrested Because
lie Wanted Too MunyChild- for the legislative right of way.
The Tax Reduction Bill and the
ren, Requests His Release
Muscle Sellout* Bill were in con*
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 21.
fore lice, due to rench tho House
— (IN S )—Mrs. Edward Cromwell, nnd Semite during the day ns priv
who early this week had ser hus ileged business, while the Boulder
band arrested liecai.se "ha wanted Dam Bill was under debate in
too maity children,” expressed a both branches and the vetoed
Bill
awaited
change of.heart if) city court today, M cN nry Haugen
nnd pleaded for her husband's re disposition ut both ends of the
lease. She agreed to take him baei. Capitol. Administration leaders
again nnd resume married life, und were hopeful of enacting the tax
as n result Judge William J. Ruck- and Muscle Sellouts Hill, while
relief
lev, continued the ease to June 12, side* trucking Hie farm
they
nnd released Cromwell in custody measure, und announced
would be satisfied if tin* Boulder
of tile probation officer.
Cromwell had boon lodged in Dnm Bill was enacted by the
jail under a breach of peace charge House only at this session.
The Second Deficiency Bill, mi
following his wife's complaint.
That charge, the prosecuting a t nimi harbinger of adjournment,
torney found, was the only one pushed its way into Senate debate
th at possibly could cover Crom and leaders hoped to enact it early
well's case. Meanwhile probation this afleinoon. Its passage was
officer J. A. MacConnell hud Crom said to insure adjournment next
well's mental condition examined. Tuesday Tho Rill carried a $15.
When the ease was called Mae 000,000 appropriation to begin
Connell tohl Judrte lluokley the Mississippi flood relief work ."t
couple had become reconciled, and once, which the Senate inserted,
Ihni Cromwell should he given a n so it too must go I,, ro n lill'll!e
other chance to live with his wife. before filial cnnitincnt
Mrs. Cromwell agie.-d, und even
The legislative situation, as i(
begged for her husband's freedom. affected the m ajor bills, was a.
In n courtroom scene never bo,- follows:
fore staged in the country, the
MeNniy-Huugcn Bill: the vet >c<!
$18 a week, weazened little team fnrm reliof measure occupied a
ster was to stjinil at the lmr nnd privileged place before the Senate,
hear Ins wife, Edith, II, recount subject to consideration at any
her sorrowful tulc. She had Croni" time. The Senate Agriculture
well put in jail afte r bearing him Committee, howiver, met theI hirlccii childten. Another soon to m 'ruing to determine whether an
be horn.
t tfort would l>i> made to enact it
She requested I lie district at over the President's n i o 'Ih ric
torney to invoke the law to keep were indications I lie committee
her family from becoming sti'l i would decide against this effort,
larger. He could find no stututc although some farm bloc members
which limited tin size of families. were demanding ii.
-o Cr< in well was <o come up m ere
Tax Reduction Hill: 'lie tax
ly oil a charge of technical breach bill, having passed the Hou-i and
of the lienee.
Senate in different forms, ivn- in
“ I've forgiven him because he conference, with indications that
bogged me to when I visited him an agreem ent would be reached
in jail," said the worn, stooping by the conference during the day.
wife, lull I'm going to tell my Their conference can go to the
story before tho judge. 1 want White House. The principal din
protection. The doctors have told
agreem ent exists over the amount
me I'd die if 1 hud another baby."
Dr. Daniel F. Griffin, court of reduction, the House having
authorized a $2811,000,000 slush
alienist, was to be the first w it
which
the Senate decreased to
ness nnd finally, she herself was
to take the centre of this novel $ 201 ,000 ,000 .
Boulder Dam Ilill: the bill, pro
trial. "I hope downtrodden wives
will get a lesson from what I have posing the construction of a huge
to say in court," Mrs. Cromwell dam in the Colorado River, was
said. “ I hhve given my life t» my nearing enactment by the House
but faced a desperate filibuster in
husband.
"I love children us well as unv tiie Senate Senator Johnson (It)
mother. My children are dear to of Calif., its chief proponent, an
me but we could not feed or clothe nouaced he would keep the Senate
in session continuously, day and
them, so why have more?
night, until a final vote is reached.
There were indications the House
Congressm an Sears
would puss the bill today or to
Will Speak Tonight morrow,
•Muscle Schools Bill: the m eas
W. J. Sears, seeking re-election ure, proposing government opera
In congress from the fourth dis tion of the $100,000,000 Muscle
trict, will speak to Sanford citi Srhoals piunt us a power project
zens tonight at K o'clock in tint and n itrate experim entation plant,
City Hull. The meeting has own was in conference. The House nnd
arranged by friends and support Senate passed it in different
forms.
ers of Congressman Sears.
Scores of minor bills, applying
The congressman is e x a c te d ♦ •
review Ids record in the lowci to individuals, or having only
house as u basis for bis appeal for local effect, were enacted by unreclcction. A large turnout is slu t-I niiTnous consent in both branches,
despite the involved situation. No
to hear Mr. Scars.
bill, however, subject to opposi
tion, appeared to have a chance of
finaU cnactm cnt
German Government Wasn’t Involved
In Recent Gas Explosion In Hamburg Cham ber Commerce
Ballots Sent Out
MERLIN, May 24.— (IN S )— Fol- have been menaced.
The explosion gave a graphic
c'vvirig a cabinet discussion of tho
potion gas explosion a t llum burg, picture of w hat might be expected
*li-n |hc whole population wu* in the "next war" if u fleet of-«lrLesuiutt-.
liauvUt, a-t
jhtiiaced, it was- officially its te ik |y ls n
toda- th at neither tho German out to annihilate the population o!
Government nor the Richawehr a city.
English, French and American
involved in the storage of th«s
criticism , demanding an invesliga
fhasgeno gas.
•
■A statem ent in the German tion by the League of Nations, is
*JJ*.**' "I'Ich was said to huve bee I criticized by the German press as
officially inspired, demands un in- superfluous and hypocritical.
Officers of the Rcichswehr (the
:?rn'■tivnal agreem ent prohibiting
■. U4*
poison gas in w arfare. German arm y) deny any connec
Germany is thoroughly frighten: tion with the gas. The government
over tho possibilities of chem i.- promises trial end punishment to."
** warfare w its horrors have any one found gujlty of violating
J*«cn brought home by the tragedy tho law. Some of the 250 asphyxi
Hamburg. The investigators a t ated victims io Lh* hospitals at
pmi.urtr were \told .by experts Ham burg are undergoing acute
had the gas wave spread over agony as a result of breathing tlie
Vlly, the whole populace would fa ta l fumes.
Ha n f o r d FLORIDA, THURSDAY. MAY 21. 192H
Members of the Chamber of
Commerce today received ballots
for voting in tho annual election
of directors of the organization. The
hallqts were mailed out last night
by Secretary E. J. T rotter and
should be returned to the office
before Monday morning when u
tabulation of the votes will be con
ducted.
The eight highest candidates
will be declared nominees and bal
lots containing these names will
be sent out to the membership
again. The four highest candidates
will take th eir place on tho board.
Five couplet were maririod sim
ultaneously in' a church a t South
wark, England, recently,
TULSA, Qklu., May 21.— (IN S)
—The one hundred fortieth annual
general assembly of th o Presby
terian Church in the United Stnte3.
began sessions today to continue
for one week, The body, composed
of approximately*. 2,0.00 m inisters
nnd laymen,
representative of
Christina life in virtually every
section of America, and many fo r
eign countries, is the supreme tr i
bunal of Presbyterianism.
One of the first official movo3
of the assemblage will ho th$ elec
tion of a new moderator, chief o f
ficer of the church.
An open fight is freely predict
ed by church leuders over P rin ce
ton Theological Sem inary, Prince
ton, N. J., the oldest and largest
school of the faith. The principal
.difference rests not between the
nllit ismodernist and fundamental!
sue. it hns been pointed outt. fro m
its origin, the sem inary hns been
controlled by two sopnrto boards,
one of trustees and the other of
directors.
•
At tho Inst general assembly a
runmiittco of eleven, with Dr. W.
O. Thompson,
ex-president. of
Ohio State University, ns ch air
man, was appointed to confer witli
the seminary hoards nnd report its
findings to this assembly with rec
ommendations.
.
.
The coinntitteo will report, ac
cording to an authentic source, th at
an apparent irreconcilable d iffe r
ence exists between the two fac
tions, one headed by Dr. J . Ross
^ i veinion, president u f.th c school
and Dr. Charles R. Enlm nn, recent
moderator, nnd the other led by
Professor Mnchcrt, of tho sem in
ary. The committco will recom
mend th at one of the boards bo
eliminated.
METAL POISONING DIRIGIBLE ITALIA
CAUSES DEATH OF HEADS FOR SOUTH
GIRL IN FACTORY AFTER POLE VISIT
Inform ation Is Revealed T hat Unfavorable W eather Condi
tions Prevent Landing At
Miss Dunne Died Over Year
z\go From Radium E ffects;
N orth Pole W here Investigutinns Were To Be Made
5 O thers Declared Doomed
LONDON, May 21.—(IN S) —
ORANGE, N. J., May 21.—(IN S)
—W ith the approach of the open Heading southward for King's
ing of the suit of five doomed Bay, Spitsbergen, afte r cruising
young women against tho United about the North Pole for nearly
States Radium Corporation for two hours, tho dirigible Italia en
$1,2115,000, it became known to
countered strong headwinds north
day that the death of Miss Elixirhi th Dunne at a hospital in New of Greenland, advices from King's
York more than a year ay t has Bay stated today.
Wlien the huge airship reni-hed
Inm trail'd t<> the same plant. .
the Pole shortly n fter midnight,
Five Orange gn Is who vv. ro em- General
Umberto Nobile, command
plnyi'd at the radium plant are er of the cruft, found that wenthvictims uf radium poisoning und er conditions were unfavorable f"r
physicians have pronounced their a landing.
cases incurable
Nobile dmppcil the flags of
Mi.c Due.lie who had been form Italy and the City o( Milan and
erly employed at
W atcrbury, Hie huge crons whit h had been
I'onn., via employed l»y n watch blessed by the Pope a t the Polo
mill clock company that used ra at Ilill A. M. .tCcptral European
dium supplied by the radium cor Tilin')," before startin g on the ret iit ii journey.
poration. At the •imo of her dent!
The Italian airm an also sent n
the t'ii'iM1 was given as tudiiit% mcsxugo telling of his achievement
poisoning hut the ease was coir to Prem ier Mussolini and his wife.
fide red of minor impoitai.ee tin'll
Th e i o m iiiander of the ship had
However, as a result of^thecuu intended to laud at the Polo and
neetion with the present situation plant ), huge wooden cross and an
h: re an investigation has been I till 111 J' lag thele. 1 wo n ie le io t,nil'll m <’uaiieelieul to determine lo gical experts wore to have a<win-tin r there are any radium com pound Inin in the lam ling to
sc ie n tific observations.
pmMiiii’tg eases utnong the watch m ake
I lie lliiliu covered about T5U
and i lock m anufacturing eigtyn. miles in about twenty hours in its
there.
^0
I light to the pole. 11 all goes well,
Mi mm bile vviih the almost | tlie ship shoulil be bai l, ut Its base
rcituin ih-utli of Miss (iraee I ryor, by eight o'clock tonight. The huge
Mis. Q iiiiiUi Mellonahl, Mi • atli t i iif t inuiiiluiiicd a speed of almost
i rule Schauh, Miss Albina l.-iuiice forty mill's an hour on the flight.
During the early part of the
ami Mrs Edna ilUHsinaii. und tin1
pm.sible poisoning of at least 100 journey, the Italia encountered
others there is reported a growing Koine extremely bad weather, dis
demand for Hie state action. There pute-lies from King's Huy indicated.
At one time the going was so bud
have been 11 deaths in Newark thut the helmsmen of tho ship
and the Oranges, due to radium found difficulty ip steering, wire
indsoniiig, the fivu girls who are less dispatches from the llaliu
suing declared. Many other cases Ridiculed.
are now being treated ut u liospitNobile uchieved the feat of reach,
ing tlie Pole for the second timo
ul here.
The hearings in the action wiicm the Ituliu crossed tho "top o'
More
b ro u g h t by the radium victims If the world" tiiis morning.
seboduh-d for tomorrow or .Satur tlisn two years ago, oil May 22,
11120, the Itnlian-huill dirigible
day.
Norge heui ing Nobile, t.'aptuin
Ronald Amundsen, Lincoln Ells
Expense S tatem ents worth ami a crew of thirteen also
leached the Polo.
.
Of C andidates Due
Cundidali's for county offices
urc reminded that their Kceond ex
penco uccout.ls must bo filed with
tliu clerk of the circuit court to
day, Friday or Saturday in accord
anco with tin* state law.
A large number of tin- offices
filed tbvir statem ents this morn
ing, it was announced. The Hurd
and final statem ent is due within
ten days a fte r tho prim ary.
Rum or Is Spread Of
Chinese A greem ent
P erp etrato rs Of
A rgentine’s B last
A re Still U nknown
B U tN O S AIRES, Argentina,
May I 21.— (IN S )— P erp etra
tors of tho bomb outrage at
the Italian Consulate which
killed seven persons aWd injur
ed 25 others were still a t large
today. In spite of the police In
vestigation, which was spurred
on by the special intervention
of tho Argentine Government,
the bombers laid th eir plans
so well th at only tho most
ephemeral clues were left be
hind. Ono line of Inquiry is
th at Uic authors of the outrage
may pnSui belonged V> a Re<i
organization and exploded the
infernal mhchlnc as a protest
against Fascism in Italy. Soma
of tho wounded arc in serious
condition- and '
may be increased. Officials of
the Argontino Foreign Office
expressed re g ret over the af*
fair.'A police guard w ai around
tho building today. t
New York W omnnSceksShnrc
Of Fortune L eft By Rubber
M anufacturer She Consoled
During Hi* Declining Y ears
M agnate A greed To
Support Love M ate
P laintiff M aintains She W as
Assured Of T ru st FundAfte r D eath Of Sw eetheart
NEW YORK. May 21.— (IN S )—
Letters expressing uti old man's
lovu for another's young wife
form the linsis of a "h eart balm"
suit by means of which Mrs. Marinna Wngner hopes to obtain $90,
000 of tlie $0,000,000 fortune left
by Fritz Archelis, president of the
American Hard Rubber Company.
Mrs. W agner, now 03, snya in
her 15-page hill of particulars
thnt Achelis fitted up a secret
bower in his New York offices,
nnd there they met daily for threeyear*—from 1921 shortly after
she met tlie aged m agnate until
December of 1921, when he died at
the age of 83"A fter I met him hr hinted he
wn-r in love with me, hut because
1 was married he made no declara
tions," siio stated in her action
which will come before a supreme
court jury.
" lie made n proposition to pince
myself under his wing nnd bestow
upon him my love nnd affection.
I went to his ofico daily nnd pass
ed from two to three hours with
him in n private compartment. I
read to him, comforted him, eneatnngcd him."
Her attorneys filed ten letters
in court with the pluintiff’s bill of
particulars. T iny nre to include
surli passages ns these: “ Take
Ibis money, Mariana, dear, nnd go
•o the dentist. Get your teeth all
fixed up, pet, nnd don’t tell the
dentist thut a rich mnn is paying
the bill—he'll chargo n lot m ore"
" 0 . how vacant is this room of
uura toda£; lu.-v I wish you were
here, my sweetheart. Rest love and
BUREAU TO SEEK
INFORMATION ON
XR AY TREATMENT
Kisses.
M rs.-W ngner lives hero with
her three children. Her husband,
who lias been an inmate of a
Pi nnsylvania sanitarium
many
years, does not yet know of the
rale Ins young wife played in the
twilight years of the millionaire'*
life.
Tho plaintiff contends thnt
Archelis gave lie-r $390 monthly
for support of her daughters und
herself and promised to include a
tru st fund for the Wugncrz in
his will. She suys the remittances
ceased a few months a fte r hiB
death.
The rubber m anufacturer’s wife
had died before Angelis mot the
red-haired Mrs. W agner. Ho left
most of his foutune to his two
daughters, und also bekuezted
generous amounts to churities und
veteran employes.
WASHINGTON,
May
24.—
(IN S )—Co-operating with medi
cal scientists, the U. S. Bureau of
Standards has undertaken an exhauKtivo study of x-ray treatm ent
of disease, it was learned today.
With hospital* throughout the
country beginning to uso the pene
trating x-rays extensively for
therapeutic treatm ent, the Radio
logical Society of America appeal
ed to the government to determ ine
an accurate method of m easure
ment on tho dosages of these
hcnlth-giving waves.
Successful uso of radiation de
pends upon tho accurate dosago
mcniuircnienta under all conditions,
according to bureau scientists.
Different units of m easurem ent
aro now used, with no reliable
basis for com putation of tho dosnee
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•*'
age
Reports on an International «nrey
. of medical research aasociations and governments aimed_ a t
adoption of a single Inter (tional
unit of x-ray_ m easurem ent will
be made next month a t a g ath er
ing of scientists in Stockholm.
The bureau also is studying tho
performance of tho various x-ray
machines used in hospitals to de
termine the results from the ther
apeutic standpoint and hnxards to
operators. A Purely scientific re
search into very soft x-rays has
keen started.
Another therapeutic investiga
tion Is th at aimed a t the standard
ization of radium, widely used in
the treatm ent of disease. During
tho past year the bureau has te st
ed 1-2 gram s of radium, valued
at $509,000. E xperts ere engaged
in n study of the properties of
radium and other radioactive m a
terials with a view to determ ina
tion of the exact offect upon the
human body.
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Will Devote His
Time To Compan}
Investigation Reveab
U.S.Surpasses ADIr
-Commercial Flying
NEW YORK, May 2 4 .lead in all branches of avia
tion freight and paaaengei
_try
ca in g .1 Col. Charles A
Lindbergh talking, the flye
who has accepted the poeitloi
of chairmp- of W > “ *cal com
mittee of the newly organise*
Transcontinental A ir T A n ap cr
Ine-, thia $8,000,000 orgaalxatlo
will within 4 few months begin or
crating
a rallroad-and-atrplan
passenger service from New Yor
to California, cutU lng down trnx
cl time between these points t
48 hour*.
"The possibilities fo r develoj
m ent of passenger carry in g b
a ir are g re a t in th is countd;
said Lindbergh. " I’m going ft
assist the new organisation i
every way posalble.”
N ot only Lindbergh, b u t othe
leaders in aviation, see trem sndou
possibilities
in the
rail-plan
method of travel, viewing it ns
big, practical step tow er 1 indui
ing tho general public to use ah
planes. Significance la a tta c h e
too, to the la c t th at two big ral
roads—The Pennsylvania and U
Atchison, Topeka A Santa Foand two well-known airplane con
psnles are behind the projectInvestigation today revealed tin
while i t is probably true, th a t t)
United States leads the .world i
commercial aviation, this counti
in the one departm ent of pnseei
g ar parrying Is fa? behind fi
'm ere are * num ber #T n
for this, according to "The.Ini
a publication isauod by tha
York T ru st Company.
Aviation U not eubsidised ,i
this country a* in Europe. TI
American railroad service betwe«
im portant polnta, such as Chicaj
and New York, la ao efficient th
the airplane could not save ai
U rge am ount of time except I
night flying, fo r which i t i t n
yet completely adapted; e n d ifv t!
American C ontinent a tran»-co
tinental tra in U not halted by t)
exigencies of traffic b arriers ai
custom s duties.
In Europe, however, tra n sp o rt
tion by airplana U now a regub
system of travel, operating sccor
ing to tiros tables and in s
kinds of w eather. F ares have bee
reduced to a point where they a>
now about equal to th a t of a f i r
class railroad. Tba standard i
safety is high.
Oviedo P lanning Big Bremen Flyers Will Wells Visits Sanford
Meet For Mrs. Owen D epart For New York In Behalf Candidac
Oviedo citizens are
making
plans f<M a large turnout to heal
itulh Bryan Owen tomorrow a fte r
noon ut 4:39 o'clock at the Oviedo
wuniun's club, according to word
received here today.
What is expected to be the larg
est crowd bearing a candidate
thiM year in that eity i* expected
NEW YORK, May 21.—.(INS) to be present Mrs. Owen, u can
—A scaled verdict granting $25, didate for congress, Is a gifted
ODD dnmuges
to M r s . Johanna speaker and her candidacy is re
Goldbcig, of Tumpa, Florida, in ported to huve met with consider
her love suit against her husbund'* able fuvor In the Oviedo section.
second. wife, Mrs. Gladys Dlumenthol Gilbert Goldberg, of New
York, wus opened toduy before Arctic Flyers Given
Justice Cook in supremo coyrt.
Ovation In Norway
Tho firs t Mrs. Goldberg bad
demanded $250,990, alleging thnt
OSLO, Nurwuy, May 24.—(IN'S)
Sidney Goldberg u real estate
prom oter, had been taken from —Capt. George H. Wilkins, and
Carl B. EiDim, U a iu x z ctic flyer
her by the defendant.
.
StHC Johnunnu Goldberg said jrtTd explorer, who traveled by
th at her husband met the then plane from Alaska to Spitsbergen,
Mrs. Gilbert during n, business arrived here today from Glcen
trip to-New York in August, 1925, H arbor to receive a tremendous
and thut ho established her in a ovstion.
Thuy wore escorted to the home
love nest, later obtaining a Mexi
can divorce in order to m urry of Ranoid Amundson, the polar ex
plorer, who presented them the
her.
Goldberg's firs t m artiag a -w aalguld.unuU L auU iO aiC W cgum A eru
on March 25, 191(1, in Tampa. Club. They were entertained a t
Two children were horn, Raymond, luncheon by tho American M inister
and tonight will be tho guests ut
9, und Sidney, Jr., 4u banquet where muny notables
will ho present-,
T t) PROBE BLAST
TampaWomanGets
$25,000 Damages In
Manhattan Court
SHANGHAI, May 24.— (IN S) —
Despite u new outbreak of fig h t
ing between Chinese Nationalists
and N ortherners 109 miles-wrath
of Peking there wus on under
cu rren t of rum or here today th at
the Peking und Nanking Govern
m ents m ight como to an agree
ment. I t ii reported th at a peace
envoy has left Peking for Nanking
whero he will confer witli members
of the Kuom lntang adm inistration.
While the Southern arm y ad
vance guard was Secretly reported
only seven miles from the Peking
suburbs, tho latest advices indP
cate they have retired. Fighting
is reported In the region of Hohien,
which is approxim ately UK) miles
BLUEFIELD, W. V-, Muy 21.—
from Peking.
(IN S )—With all the bodies of tho
seventeen miners killed in the ex
PROBE GOES WEST
plosion Tuesday in No. 1 mine of
WASHINGTON, May 21. (IN S) t^e Yukon-Pi)cu}iontas Copl Com
—The Stelw er Senate Committee pany, a t Yukon, recovered, state
decided today to visit Ohio, In mine officials today started an
diana, New York, California and invsstigatioii as 'to the cause of
possibly W eit Virginia ~ in Us the blast. The rem aining four
search of presidential campaign bodies were brought to tho surface
last night.
expenditures.
Will Cooperate With Medical
Scientists To DetcrmlneAccurate Method To .Measure
Dosages Of Healthful Wave
Declares Possibilities
For Passenger Air
plane Transport Art
Greatest In America
MEETING PLACE CHANGED
An entertainm ent in honor of
tho Senior Class of tho Scminolo
High School will bo given tom or
row n ight by the Epw orth Leeguo
a t the Parish House. Thq social
originally was to have been given
in the church but has been changed
to tho P arish Uouse, i t w as an"Bounced today,
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QUEBEC, Mny 24. — (IN S )—
A Hit spending a busy day in this
city. Captain Hermann Koahl,
Major Jam es Fitzmaurice and
Baron Guenther Von Huenefeld
wore to board a train for New
York thin afternoon. The flyers
arrived yesterday. They visited
(he St. Sacram ent Hospital, where
each of them planted a maplo tree,
in honor of Arbor Day. la s t night
they uttendod a dinner given by
the city of Quebec, and a more in
formal reception later a t which
they were feted by tho Irish and
Germans of Quebec.
M ajor Fitzm aurice, asked to
confirm or deny the report th a t he
was to establish his resldcnco in
tho United S lates in the near
future said "m y fate la in the
hands of tho Gods."
A. S. WdlU of T allahassee, mei
her of tho F lorida R ailroad Coi
mission and a candidate to at
cead him self, waa 1* S anford •
day in th a InUxaat of hU can<
dacy, Mr, WolU la w ill knohero and haa m any frlonds he
who have been working in kU I
half fo r an o th er U rm on tho n
road board.
Mr. Welle w»a fo r a num ber
years a prom inent m em ber o f t
Florida legislature, represent!
Loon county. Ha was fl*st dec!
to tho railroad commiision in IK
and re-elected fo u r year* a
without opposition.
Fully $80.00(1,000 w orth o f a
plea ware sent from this count
to o th er p arts o f tho world la
yaar.
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President Coolidge Suffers Defeat
As Senate Passes Bill Over His Veti
WASHINGTON, May 24. (IN S) according to Senate attache*.
A few mlnutaa later, the "
—President Coolidge suffered a
L$ieo.psnad
th* M lijnifrftgg
defeat today when the Senate allowances to fourth claaa pm
passed the postal pay increase bill m asters, over th* Pr**M«®t’« *•'
over his veto by a voto of 70 to 9. by a 68 to 17. Thia bUl W*a
Tho bill bocarno a law by the ed by tho llouae, 318 to 45,
Sonata's action m*da it a law.
Senate's action, as the llouso y es
The bill would seat tha g«
terday cnscU^Dit over th a veto by m ent $2,846,000 la
f
a vote of 3 U to 42. Tho hill will heat, lig h t aad s e a ta k
increase the pay of night workers fourth cla** postmaster*
ditlon to tha Saoatova
in the postal service.
■The Senators voting to sustain sustain tha Freaidept on
the president were Bingham, Cur veto, Borah, Fee*, Reed.
tis,
Gillett,
Greene,
Metcalf, Sackett and Wat«
Phipps, Smoot, Stewior and W ar cans end Fletcher,
ren, all Republicans. Tho vot# was man, Democrat*. J ..........
the larg est ever cast in the Sen porting th* P resident 00 th*
ate tq override a presidential veto 904 vet*.
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BANFOKP HERALD.' SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 23, 1028
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Win OverMcLamin, Will
Pressed For Opponents
Baseball Facts
.N A TIO N A L f.E A C t'K
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Player and Club
g
nh r
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Granthnm , P ittsburgh
33
1IH23 48 .407
Ott, New York
21
79 13 31 .392
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D) Davlu J. W rI nH . ._ for;* If the lit'.le hinn doesn’t feel j P. Wriner, P ittsburgh
International New« Servlet
like winking today, he ought to
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Sport* Editor
have the other eye closed fo r him. Hornsby, Boston
NEW Y(JItK, .M;iy 23.— (IN S) . Hut Jam es McLarriln, the unsuc
30
10<122 39 .308
^-Thpy any th n t nothin); succeeds cessful candidate a t
M ondays Roettgor, St. I.ouia
lkc success but an -epigram like lightw eight election, has a sense ol
29
100 10 39 .308
h a t Ih kooU only as. long ns the humor and so he wilt wink almost
le a d e r n year ago today, ForInevitable exception and the old involuntarily as he considered the rell, New York, .400.
(taken, moss covered, the iron fact thnt they are busy a t this
AMERICAN LEAGUE
bound minority report are out moment trying to nintch him into Player and Club
somewhere playing with their split plenty of money. Our Mr. Rickard
g
nh r
h pot.
infinitives.
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is not taking the winner of today’s Harnes, Washington
Having eased th at burden off championship und sending him
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82 12 33 .402
m y troubled conscience, we now aloiig a fte r bigger and b etter pur K re s s, ^S t . _Luui s
will hasten to consider the sad ses. He is placing the loser in
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20* 101 21
.39 t
itolry of Samuel Mnndell, the light that spot ,the idea being thnt Man- Gehrig, New York
weight champion. Samuel muy be dell simply was too successful .0
'.31 113 31
.37,
said -tik have bceft markedly sue- bother wit hhitn from now on.
Fonseca, Cleveland
ct-ss^dl in defending his champion"I have nothing in mind for
97 10 39 .301
25
Snip title on Monday, night. And Mandril.” suitl our Mr? fflrknrj Ijizzeri, New Yor
k
does th a t mean he is to prosper in today, "but I* figure on dropping
21
84 19 30 .397
'Proportion to thn success of his M<l.ainin in with a lightweight
I .cadi' r n year ago, Vl. Miller,
undertaking -7 S’es, indeed it does or two during the outdoor season. St. I.ciiii
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hot.V'
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I’d like to bring him back with
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N Mandril was ao all-fired success Sid T e rris." '
Pluycr
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ful tbe other night th a t it looki
Although he didn't say ns much
ab
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pet.
OR though In* tiUght have tho rest it is believed thnt our Mr. Hickncl Gehrig 31K 113
31
42 7 .372
of the 'su m m er quite to himself. He will wait to get the winner of the Hurnxby 30 100
22 39 3 .308
apparent!" fought himself light T erris-ltruce Flowers fight nml Ruth
38
31
107
38 13 .395
out’ of work.
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them sign him to a Mcl-nrnin con C.’iihh
28 119 in 38 1 .319
Now, children, let li* puss nlnng tract. Then, according to the te n ta Speaker 20 108 10
2R 2 .299
to H ie next picture. Whnt do you tive program outlined, Mrl-nrniu,
YESTERDAY’S HOME RUNS
seo 7 T h at’s right, Constance, you provided he gets by the Terris
§ed a man. Is khe man big? N<h Flowers winner, will he dropped in
AMERICAN LEAGUE
tho man is little. Was the little with Hilly Wallace for a lute sum Player and Club Yes’dny Sea. Ttl
m an successful on Monday night? mer attraction.
B ulb, New York ' 1
18‘.
No, the little hian was vcry-unsucMennwhile, where does Mnndell Gehrig, New York 1
7.
cc*flful. I* tho little mnn winking come in? It seems th a t.h e doesn't Todt, Boston
1
5.
a t you? No, the little man closed He fought a perfect fight; in fact, Meusel, New York I
4.
liia eyo by m istake on Monday he made only one m istake nil night Goxlin, Washington 1
4.
nlght and now he enn’t open H hut that one settled It. He was s> Hrilmnnn, Detroit 1
3.
Would the little man wink if he ill advised as to prove thnt he was Langford, Cleveland 1
2.
tould? .Undoubtedly, Hussenpfof- too downright good.
Metzler, Chicago
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Jones, W ashington 1
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player and Club Yes’dny Sen. Ttl.
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Contenders In National
\League Race Are Finding
•ItHard To Remain On Top
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NEW YORK. May 23.— (INS i
—The contenders in the National
le a g u e rnc-- a te moving around
thCsfl (lays fa ste r than itn upnitment dweller on the first of Oct
ober, gettin g in first place and out
iigkln with an ngility com pit ruble
tW th at of tiie well known Mr. Finttegan. St. Louis, in fourth plnce,
trujln the league-lending Reds by
ohly one game todny, nml Cinciitnntl has lost the same number ol
gdtttes ns Brooklyn, in fifth plate
Cincinnati took first place nwgy
from Chicago yestenlay by mishit*
oUt the P irates, 5 to 4. While the
Cubs suffered their third siirrec
tdvn setback since compiling it win
ning streak of thirteen straig h t
victories. Despite Hack WilsonV
ninth homer of the season the
Drains were beaten by the Cartlitials 3 to 2, on lloettger’s single
Ami .
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L. Wifsbn, Chlcafrrf
L. W ancr, Pittsburgh
•Sothcrn. Philadelphia
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THE LEADERS
A ircricnn—Ruth 13; H auser H;
Gehrig 7; Todt 5.
N ational—I- Wilson 9; Blssbnettc 7; Uottomley G.
LEAGUE TOTALS
Nntionul—119.
American—118.
NATION \L LEAGUE
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Cincinnati ........
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Chicago .... . . . .. ..22
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New York ___ .. .17
12
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S t I.ouin . . . . . . ..... 21
.nR3
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15
.931
Hiooklyn . . .
.10
.483
17
i'ittaburgli
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20 .359
Boston .............. . 11
24
.200
Philo _____ ___ ......G
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Yesterday’s Results.
Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 5
Philadelphia T, Boston 3
New York 9, Brookyln 5
Chicago 2, S t. Louis 3
Games Today
P ittsburgh nt Cincinnati
Philadelphia nt Boston
New York nC Brooklyn
O th irs not scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I,
Pet
W
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0 .800
New Yolk
8 .714
Philadelphia ____ 20
21
.000
Cleveland
14
Bouton „
___ 14
17
.452
20 -■*.412
St. Lou!,,
14
23
.358
D etroit ,
Chicago *
_____ 12
22
.353
21
NVnnhihgton
11
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Y esterday's Result* I
St. Louis 3, D etroit G
Cleveland 3, Chicago 4
W ashington 0, Philadelphia 7
Boston 4, New York 14
Game* Today
St. Louis at D etroit
Cleveland nt Chicago
W ashington at Philadelphia
Boston nt New York
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
W
Pet
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.092
Birmingham
27
12
____ 25
.1125
15
Memphis
.553
mobile*
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21
17
111
.500
New Orleans
19
.4 4 f
Nashville
.
17
21
Chattanooga
.ti n I
10 23
Little Uot-k
15 . 22 r .405
Atiantn . . .
14 ' 25
.359
Roth's thirteenth hom er and Geh
rig's seventh. Stanley Coveleskie,
the* ancient spithtiller who is milk
ing a grand come-back, turned in
his third straig h t victory. Conni *
Mack shook the mothballs out of
Fiddle Collins’ uniform and sent
the veteran to second base in t'i<
W ashington game. All Eddie did
in tin* eighth.
YESTERDAY’S Result*
The Giants romfonrtnhly settletl was to drive in the tying and win
Atlnntu
4, L ittle Rock ”
for u l ing stay in New Yotk stand ning runs in his two tim es at hut.
Mobile 2 C hattanooga 2 7 inI A1 Simmons,
recovering from
a good t-hnnep of cKtiihliriiing rheumatism , finally got into the nings
'.hemsflves in first place dtiriic; gam e as n pinch h itte r mid sm ack
Birmingham 3, Memphis 5
tiie next two weeks. The New ed a fur from rheum atism triple.! 7 in New Orleans Nashville rain
Yorkers have l.io-ii»:yir.« numiter. The A’s won ill the eleventh 7 to .
G an t's Tiklay
They trimmed tiie Htdilns yestet- •i bringing to life the ancient |
day 9 to 5 for the fourth time iu wheeze about W ashington lu-ing j Asheville ut Greenville
Knoxville nt S partanburg
first in w ar first in peace and Iasi
as mdny sta rts this season.
Macon at Augusta
Big Ed Brandt. Boston rookie in the Atnerienn League.
Churlotte ut Columbia
Johnny Moslil pnisouully cmisouthpaw who specializes in low
SOUTH A l l. \ \ T I C l.e.ague
hit gumc* I.Minin us llu - best p ilc h - ! due ted the \\ hito Sox to u 1 to 3
W
I’d
ing find of the *eason. The S'-ntth win over Cleveland, lie got three
20
11
.045
I Pitchman held the Phillies to hits, scored nil the w ar from se * Asheville
U\
l.t
.552
three hit*, two of which came in "ini on a wild pitch by George Maron .
til
1 1 .583
the ninth, and won by 3 to I m ar Uhlc, and inado eleven putouts and Spnrtnnlm rg
III
III
.500
1 nc n*st*‘. in the field, equalling Gie e nville
gin.
15
10
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The Boston Red Sox arc paying the world's term'd for ren ter field C harlotte
Columhin .
13
III
.448
dearly fur stopping the Yankee* ers.
12
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Hcilninnti’s homer featured De Knoxrillf
on .Monday. The Yank* simply
IK . 10(1
12
slaughtered the Sox yesterday I I tro it's 0 to 3 victory over the Augusta
to I collecting 22 hit* includittu Briwn*.
Yesterday 'i lire ults
Macon 5 Auglistu 3
Asheville 0, Greenville 2
Knoxville I, S partanburg
<'liacli-Me-Ci do Hilda mm
S T O C K IN G
THE BUNGALOW
CITY TR A N SFER
& HTORAf.E CO.
R ip rri Plum. iiiui Ina, llaaltng
1 rutlns, S k ep lra.
Rlitr Trnrk I'ne-llllleai
l'K»nc kao
'.'on V vi«*lr «,*.
HAI.PH W. MISSING Mgr.
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A rchitect
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FirtH N ut’! llank ISIdtj.
Hanford, Fin.
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LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRA N SFER
ml trill get me n a y
that g lu t
to the wnJrrj o b ta in e d
fro m the m a n u fa c t u r e rs
before g o in g to c a m p .
if the amount of baggage you
The tloudt at thty fats.
J will gel me ouuy lu the mootin' ran take is limited, you will doubt
less choose for your vegetable*,
peas, corn, tomatoes, and beans.
O W often have we alt felt the With those on hand you can pro
j f | nuitalgia of which Hovry vide a great variety of di*liex. For
•poke in tliii verse ***, and
the beans ami corn mixed
■♦flat rapture it i« to gratify it. instance,
will provide fuccotash.
Thoughts ol the little house in the together
with tuinalu same is another
•Btotids with the ‘‘Mradowt trim Corn
variation.
Jtrith daLiet pied, Shallow brook*
And Fancy Touches, Tool
h ad river* wide.” will hurry u* t IT
But if you have more space, there
(to our vacation a* smin at possible.
; But no matter what e h r i* pur- arc many little refinement* that will
tclia|ed. there is always one need add a lot to camp life; for instance,
tin t receive* earnest attention: the a»par*gus, beets, sauerkraut, sweet
•
JooJ. No lunger dtres the person potatoes.
who goes Id the woods for his vaBeaches, pears, apricots, am]
’cauon expect to live on bacon and pineapple head the list of fruits, for
dour and sugar and coffee. To Ik •hey are popular and. like tile lead
• • a rt. h e' takes those essential* ing vegetables, can appear in many
■long, and In generous quantities, guises. Sometime when you have
-but to them he add* canned food* caught a fine mess id ti*h, try dip
svltteh rflleke him of anv necessity ping circles of pineapple in flour
and Ilieu • frying them in the li)]i
of trip* to town (nr supplies.
O i ail the canned foods .which fat and serving them wills the fi*h.
ftrt used in summer camps, milk, The combination is both new and
either dried, evaporated or ron- delicious. Or with ro ad wild game,
drnird, has worked tiie greatest you might serve jurar*. Lay them
revolution
W ith it* aid deliriou* 4n thr fowl about fifteen minutes
.scuits Itapjark*. aoup>. gravies — j'ariorc it >s done, in order that li.rv
run cake if you are skilled —-^can’i.uv ne*t through and impart some
k* concocted hi the woods Com- )'•( thru flavor to thr fowl. Applet
•plett directions fur using the milk J 'including apple sauce), cherries.
•S t jfivM) 00 the labels ox can be >aml plum* axe dtliuous.addittuus.
It may sound rather like carryin*
cords to Newcastle to suggest th ,
it is desirable to take along at Icai
a few cans o( meat and fish to tin
camp, but after all there tire dayt 1
when tiie fish won’t bite and t> e
game stays hidden.
It is the*
(hat the cans of salmon or tuns
cod fish, or clams will wear th*
air ol liir-»avcr*. Did you eve*
realize what a wide variety h
canned meats can he obtained? O
course you know sliced bacon come
in cam, and you probably know cl
cbicke.t, tongue, and stewed kidneys
Many "Maals” ia C o m
But did you realize that Irish stew
hash, sausage, liver with ItMwzn 01
onions, veal loaf, and lire! praparct
in live different ways are all obtain
able? Then there are tbe entree;
Mich as goulash Hungarian style
chicken curry, chicken a la King
chop suey. and others
Wouldn’t
it he aiiinsvg to sit down to a
dinner of exotic chop suey in the
tuid*t of the woods?
It is jiM as well to take a
«
prrpjred dessert* along, too. Fruit
cake, plum pudding fig pudding
•re all put up in cans. Aud u
course fruit butters, jams and ielli-.
ar* easy to transport and are ecs*
nomical Bickles of various kiudi
should be rcu.cmbcxcd| loo.
linn ling. C rating Phipping,
and Storage
••Sana 4SS
mu k . xra »t.
Sum m er R ates
a t the
F o rrest Lake Hotel
T ransients:
$2.00 & $2.50 with
Bath.
Single P erson:
,$30 per m onth up.
Two in Room:
$40 per m onth up.
The F o rrest . Lake
will rem ain open nil
sum m er. M ake it
your home.
A. J. Richardson
M g rr.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
W
Pet
.G82
West Palm Beach ..15
.583
Orlando - - ................ 14
.520
Ft. Lnudcrdnle .- .- 1 3
.478
Dnytonn Bench
•U
.375
Sanford
— - .........9
.333
Miami ..................... *
At New York—K. O. Phil Knplin
(IN S )—28.— (IN S )— Phil Kuplin.
New York middleweight^. Knyoetl
Pinky Mitchell, Milwaukee, (4).
Paul Berlwiboch form er
lightheavyweight
chnmplon
scared
technical knockout over Lorry
Estridge. New York negro (7).
. Fred . Mpeller, Buffalo light
weight, outpointed Jackie P ink-
Yeslerday’n Result*
Orlando II, Miami 5
West Palm Ilcach 0, F t. L auder
dale 3
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Games Today
Daytona Beach a t Sanford
Orlando at Miami
Others not scheduled
Methodist
MAN GIVES L IFE
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Self-sacrifice caused the death
in the Anarctic of Jacques Legal!oudee’s twn-.compartiotiR who hnV®
ju st reached clvilatption, the three
ant nut ?rom th e'd isab led whaler
in a small boat to.find food. T heir
tin y craft was wrecked in n bllzzut d
and the three men act out in thu
blizzard over an unexplored moun
tain and glacier to find n whaling
station. Hnlf frozen they s tru g
gled tin until'Lognlloudee collopsed.
His companion!* carried him ' for
some time until he said suddenly,
“ I am better now nml can walk.
You go ahead. I’ll choose my own
knew- a shorter toute. He s tru g
gled oi^ an. long ns hi*K'oroptiT\\t,rA
were i right, llie laid down and
gave up hiH life- th at they, unham
pered, might reach a station.
stein, P ittsb u rg h lightweight *
from Angie Pisano. Brooklyn (h i
Freddie Polo. Blonmfie|,| y !' I
outpointed Jackie Horner.'
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Blair, Camden, N. J .; ('
weight, awarded newspaper 2
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50c X.r Catarrh In th. h.ad
tnd InlltmmiU.n si n<> fo r 50c
R.Sul.r NVAL 0I0ISTIVE S.l. Pflf.
WIOOEWOOD LAWN WRITING PAPER
NVAL MIMIUTONC
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60c
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50c
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fa r R u m . and Wsund.
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Valour —Satin hmth fleeh at While
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Price
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and haalthf
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Regular Price
Sale Prlt# 51.00 full Pint Ranks fo r 51.00 51.00
full Pint.
fo r 51.00
50c
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T W O 1st IN
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60c
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T W O Isr IS«
nvalcesic- eor pain '
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Mail sl.aun* .1 .11 Rar.l sd.r.
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4
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STONtROOT COMPOUND
51.00
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STATIONERY
Giimr-i Today
Ififi) ,
ington New York (10).
Joe Barlow, Boston Hght‘ht>avy
weight, stopped Joe Sturtno, New
Hochellc, N. Y. (1).
Benny (Kid) C arter. Lot* Anifeles,* Kayowed"Matiife! Deleon, of
Cuba ( I ) .
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Joe Gorman, Orange, N. J .; out
pointed Eddie Frisco, Arizona wdlr
terw eight (GL
Jack Wilson, Jersey C ity, out
pointed Hill Mnronther, of Greece
( 6) a t Newark, N. J.; Phil Gold
F ig h ljfes tilts
A tlanta at L ltlle Bock
Mobile s t C hattnnoga
New Orleans at Nashville
.Birmingham a t Memphis
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For The Men Folks
ms
FOR THE HOUSEHOLD"
NTLOTIS FACE
POWDER DE LUXE
Sklsslh In lilt u r . and
, chill
R*|ul
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R.*ul.r Pile* ,>«!. Pfic.
75c
TWO
fo r 75c
S P IR IT OP CAMPHOR
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Prk*
ttl* Prk*
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CHIPSO
6 for
35/
RmuIk
Prte*
25c
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ALUM
Rsfultr
Pries
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SN* Prlc*
10
c
TW O fo r 10c
TW O fo r 40c
c o m p . L ic o r ic e
po w der
4 Bk.
'
S«l* Pries
TW D fo r 25c
b o r ic
R tiultr Prk*
15c
SI.50 Bottle
Coty’s P erfum e
FREE
with each Coty
Face Powder
Ac i d
Zse.
•
J»l* Pries
TWO fo r 15c
NYAL
TOOTH BRUSH
(Mtdium hard bcl.tk*-
Quararalsdj 1
Psiular Pries
50c
Sals Pi k #
TW O for
50c
AUTO
Chamois
CASCADE
6 7 /
2 5 /
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Hardwater Soap
6 for
UNION pharmacy
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TbuStanwd Hemld
For County Commissioners
Skprt dam * fo are lived, felt
• , dawn, fkw aunrrt glow
Loved and were |©ved, and now
• . we lie
In Flanders Field.
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OCA I. A STAR
The S tar is in receipt of a cir
cular approximately H x II Inches
from Judge James II. Stewart, can
didate for comptroller, with the
typewritten notation: "Please read,
digest and write another editorial
on efficient Amos, but he fair and
Publish this.". The S tar would he
delighted to publish Judge Stew
a r t s document hod he sent nlong
a check for 915.10, which is the
T.*„Ct ,n ?,0U?.t ,Mr’ An,0»- Park
Trammell, Doyle Carlton. Nathan
Mn>o or any other candidate the
M ar is supporting would have to
The recent nimbling-s which have come from the ancient
and enigmatic country of Chinn, where two factions are
Ira up your q uarrel with the for. onmiged in mortal combat for control, muy not be of p a rti
we cular interest to many of uh who sit comfortnblv at home,
frofca frflilag hands
* , you
throw.
many thousands of miles ntvay, enjoying the fruits of pence!
The torch—be yours to hold it
nnd
prosperity nnd viewing with apparent unconcern wlint 1
• |W * h l ..
.
may
be the evolution of n great epoch in the history of a '
If ye break faith with those who
people.
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But we do not think it amiss to contemplate for awhile |
Wo shall not sledp, though popples
. grow
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the events which are furnishing newspapers with consid
la fijtOdera F feld ..... - •. , .
erable reading m atter concerning the Southern arm y’s '
.stru
g g le against the M anchurian war loM, Chang Tsn I .in.
IN FLANDERS NOW
who fortunately for him lias won the support of the clever
and efficient Japanese. The South China Nationalists
By an Unknown Author
(A* Art* wee)
fighting with ail the spirit an unorganized rabble ran mus
We
leapt’ faRh, y« Flanders te r had pushed northw ard against the terrible Chang and
had captured the city of Tsinan but in doing so committed
■leap shell beneAth those poppies
atrocities
which* Japan seized upon ns at) eXeuse for inter- J
T T red,
r \T‘ *
fering with their successful march.
. T h at m ark your place. •*
Ah a m atter of fact the Japs, rightly or wrongly, conT h e ’tobeH y o u f'd rtftg hands did
aider Chang Tso Lin as the least undesirable of the w ar!
; . throw . •
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WeVe held it high before the foe, loifis and the one with whom they can work best in the
Afttf answ ered b itte r blow fbr Mow, protection of their interests in Shantung. For this reason i
1 Tn Flanders Fields. •
they dispatched some 15,000 troops and have made it d e a r !
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Ami where your heroes' blood was they intend to guard tlu’i^’ Chinese possessions. This action I
has been a sad blow to the Southern N ationalists who no
' M l ed,
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T h e.g u n s are now forever stilled, ciobbt are ns imbued with ns much patriotism as most peo
• And silent grown.
ple desiring to establish a government of their own.
Thefo U no cry of tortured pain,
While we do not question the sinceritv of Japan's doT here is no mourning fo r the sire to protect the lives of her citizens or the properties
)ilain.
of her commercial barons, wc cannot help feeling sorry for,
And blood wlH nevvr flow .g ain the Chinese N ationalists, already on the threshold of victory, J
Iq Flanders Fields.
whose drennt of forming a united nntion has l>ecn ru d d y
shattered by the sudden appearance of foreign soldiers.
Forever holy in our sight
Khali be those crosses gleaming W ith what indignation would our people have received (ho
. ' white.
Interference by an external power In the donilstic troubles
T hat guard your slerp.
which shook1 this country some sixty years ago? Americans
l t r j t you hi peats ,the task Is dour,
The fig h t you left us we have won, of nil people will have a feeling of commiseration for (lie
And ,Tr>ace on E a rth ” ha* just Chinese struggle for unification.
begun
In Flanders Field*.
H tt KisrtmnKf (iiM tt. conics
PI.OKIDA TIM KH-l'N ION
•Ut (or Joe Hears. Well, well, well
*«* the home town with him ony*
w«y. Gr a n Jod ond H airy pUnA fter n»ore th«n twenty years The Everglade*- distn cl. where |
Mag a sight serlnir tour around of more or less effective woik tosome i ,.'{00,000 acres ol land will i
W«
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('■shlngton?
wurds the reclamation of a vast lit- impiovcd thiough modern con-|
' Wo do not Vn*w how many of *rea of lands in the F.vci glades, be tnd of water supply and proven- j
th« Caritoq d a r n s arc true, but gun early in thr century and giv tton i f flu,ids, will pay bark the i
If one tenth of them ore, H atha en some attention by five different
money borrowed, with interest at
way U not a suitable man to be
administrations, the project scent* u lower rate than had been oh
governor.
now to be in a fair wuy to complete lamed in financing previous eff
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Ruth Bryan Owen and Jo t Scars, -success. Governor John \V. M ar orts o| reclamation. The bond*
in their congressional race so tin, believing that it was due to will ho retired serially and becumn
free from personalities, arc set the people of the Everglades sec due at dates between I'.Uii und
ting a fine example before the tion and the state generally to IlMitJ.
two distinguished candidates for carry forward the drainage work
Details of the project involved
♦he upper house.—Ortshdo Rcrort- begun, has won a hard-fought b at
In th r latest and largest under
er-Star.
tle over prejudice and timidity und taking include the erection of u
it is now thought that with the
Ruth Rider, unfortunately, seem* sale of ten million dollars' worth of levee around thr' south end •(
as ayt at doing the wrong thing bonds jajtjMlr, uctuul construction Luke Okeechobee which will pro
ah Lindbergh la a t doing the right. mny be^Mder way by September. tect the land in thut vicinity fiotn
overflow, and fur u system of main
Recently ah a flew over New Or
The story of the Everglade* and druinugc canals through thut part
leans, dropped cardboard adver
tisem ents contrary to
law, and the. possibility of reclaiming more of the district now opened for
than four million acres of splen settlement or suitulde for immed
wna gtrafnged for trial.
did land through drainage nnd con iate cultivation. There will also
'
Tax reduction will amount to servation of the w aters of Lake lie constructed control work* in
MUtf.OOO.OOO say*
the United Okeechobee, has often been told tlu-M- to icleuse flood waters, but
State* Cong
great. That Weems like yet it Is ulways interesting. Mil also to conserve Water In periods
,.n lot of reducing, but If the aum lions have been expended and much of drought, und for th r |>erfcctiou
'■•.wot* divided equally among all the
I accomplished with bond money of flood control of Lake Okeecho *1
people of th r United States,
........, 4t secured in previous yeur* Hut the tier through fu rth er Improvement
would amount to less than two work w h s curtailed by lurk of su f of thr St. Lucie uinul arid possi
doUafs ■ person.
ficient funds. It bccumc necessary bly^ work on the Ualoosahatehoc.
Governor Martin, speaking of thy
to interest new capital in the big
O nl of the Hothaway mouth- project. Governor Martin succeed nrogreas and success of the pro
orgarfr any* th a t C atU ' campaign ed in doing just this, lluving per ject, expresses himself as much
has collapsed and th a t Hathaway mission from the legislature to plruktd and is convinced thnt the
la out in front, while at the same plan a bond issue that wj%d bp whole state will realize and appre
’ the aneaker* an- an obligation only upon the- dis- ciate the
importance of what
fttg against Hathalct affected by the improvements, work hn* bo*n iiofte in time. That
or-Catt*. The ope governor could not expect to he had promised to'finance the con
got together.
find this needed nionev waiting; tinuing and completion of the
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but he convinced financiers of the Everglade* drainage plan, with
Bulb grow ing la one of the best excellence of such' a loan, and a obligation to the state, wa* men*
* agriculture In Florida. Thia few days ago wax pleased Jo be tioned a*, now verified; much to
produces m ors than one-half able to order the printing of the hi* satisfaction.
He expressed
narcissus bulbs in l!io Uni- bonds for 910,000,000 and to know
himself
as
certain
that
the accom
itra. About ninety growers th at the buyers were fully guar
plishment of tbL undertaking
iged in thiy business and anteed In their investment.
would bring Into productivity u
■t last (year was fifty
The new Everglade* bonds which vast area of splendid Florida
ks. In conjunction with
g and poultry, bulho will allow for goln^ forward rap land nnd thus add greatly lo the
to tha new residents idly on the big project, have been wealth of the rtatc. The project
Kne for
taken Into court and their otatu) has attracted country-wide atten
Ify trs Fee**, definitely fixed and made secure tion.
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STEWART WANTS PUBLICITY
M o u g lito n
-Architect
pay for a l i k e amount of space in
t h i s paper’s advertising columns.
We nrr not publishing campaign
advertising free this year. Space
on the editorial page of the S tar
is not for sole, not even at the
fancy price that has been offer
ed and surely we arc not going to
give it away to Judge Stewart or
any other candidate this paper op.
poses. Wc have nothing nguinst
Judge Stew art particularly, snve
that us chairman of the state dent.
Qcralfc executive committee he i s
inconsistent in becoming a can-
Firwl N at’.* Hunk IJlr!;;.
Sanford, Flu.
* q i u , > M gw m s B « B a s » f r t * » « f . K i » H
MONEY TO LOAN
9UII R
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business property.
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SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO*
112 E. Second St.
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State And County Tax
Books Are Now Closed
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Same’will be open for the paym ent of
taxes June 6th to June 30th with addi
tional cost of Advertising. .
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J no.
m
D. J inkins,
T a x Collector Seminole County.
3 rd
C O P IE S NOW !
The Sanford Herald’s
i
15th ANNIVERSARY SEMINOLE COUNTY
tIU Ul f
■’!.
r*. Fred T. Wifliums Crystal y t, \\W riif/.- When itbo usunl
ke.
A -O s.
I . i l l l.l t. Irvumbcr oft rotlnds hail lU n I’laySATURDAY
.
e iT e u n iv
Huston.Babcock wedding nt firt*
lock u t the himte ’of thn hHvle's,
rent*.
■Children's’ Story Hour n t 10:00
lock a t the Library.
This edition will present a complete and compre
hensive record of the progress made in this coun
ty since its creation in 1913.
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BOOST SEMINOLE
COUNTY
MAIL A COPY OF THIS EDITION TO YOUR FRIENDS AND
ACQUAINTANCES
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MONDAY
•m yer Hand |v£ the I’resbytiji ian
urch Auxiliufy will meet at
» o'clock n t the church.
Vuxilinry rtf tfu« I’resliyteriitn
ureh will have birthday party
,4:00 o'clock nt the church.
! tegular meeting of the T ruth
I k*rs Class of the Methodist
A-h w ill'be held nt 3:30 o'clock
the home o f Mrs. W. 11. Wjl(ns, 301 Park Avenue. Hostesses;
. K. A. McKshnn, Mrs. ’C.
jt, Mrs. ( \ O.JIrAdberry. M rs
Mnson anil;,Mr*. J. F. Me
md.
Ipe Organ. Club of the hirst
.itist Churrh will meet at
lock, pt thy elfqrch with Mrs. ('•
Anderson Je., und Mrs. Ira
thwdrd ax * h n ttr’<se*.
oeial meeting of tlie St. Agio s
ild o f- Holy. _C«o£s Episcopal
jirch will lie held nl the Parish
,is«* at .‘L.'IO o'clock with Mr*,
motid Hull nnd Mrs. Grover
iran a-- hostesses.
TUESDAY
Arnrian Circle of tin- Fii*st llapi t Church will meet at 7:30
cto.k at the home of Mr*.
C.
n-an, Kl." Lsorei Avenue, witu
Freeman and Mrs. E. M. Earn
lostesses.
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The Herald will have copies of this feature edi
tion wrapped, ready to mail, and will send them
.to any point in the United States or Canada for
10/.
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Personals
Mr. nnd Mr*. Samuel Dighton
Mr. and Mrs. George I.e Comptc
and
children left S atunlav In then
left Saturday for Maryland where
car for Manticello, III., where Mrs.
they will spend the. Slimmer.
Dighton nnd children will spend
tho summer.
Mrs. B- T urner Houser and
daughter Mrs- George Rickard
Miss Anne Bueche, who has been
H artley motored, Wednesday to •pending tho p ast week here as
Tampa where they will visit rela the guest of Mrs. Dwight Babbitt
where she will s|tend a $hort time
tive*.
before returning to her ohme in
Mr*. E. E. Fuller of Atlanta. Minneapolis, Minn.” •
G a . who has been visiting friend*
------k t• e u t C learw ater;' tofived. here. Tues
Mrs. Clyde Byrd mid two small
day and Is the g u e s t'of Mr*, Min daughters rvtum ed htwde Tuesday
nie E. Jona’f i j 'j ; . , . j
evening from Arcadia where they
t
. t I .- I
have heiM'spending the past fijrt'
_,JIr*. A*>K- QjwiaLl.um ,o£ Jack- night with her parents Mr, and
siAiviUe is viewing 'here " n s the Mrs. Jake Wry.
I
gueit of her oizler Mr*. J F. C-noU*
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or «*t hi*r|hniug on Magnolia Avtr
Mis* Aline Chapmnn, n memberr
nu«•., '
of tlic-(pyulty of the W est Side
Prim ary School leaves next week
M in* Ailing McWilliams
of
Lafayette, Ga.. is the guest of Mrs. for Tuscnlooxn, Ala , where she will
Minnie E . Jones ut her homo on attend the summer session of the
University of Alabama.
Park A Venue.
Miss I.'Wo Turner, principal uf
H arry Woodruff, who has been
Atlanta
College the
attending /m
a m a Dental
i " ’n«u van..-,..
-- West- Side Prim ,ary• School
, ,, left
at A tlanta. Ga.. arrived here Tucs-1 Wednesday for her home at Doug
day to spend hi* vaeatlol, with his las La.. " u-re she will spend n
parents Mr and Mrs. I*. L. Wood- short Him* I.. fore going to North
Carolina fur the summer.
ruff.
Party On W ednesday
An informal y< t most enjoyal h> affair of tlii.* week was lliut
of Wednesday aflernooii when Mrs.
(b u lg e S. Whinner entertained
tho members of tile Afternoon Ten
ll.iplieute llridge ( lab at her home
in Loch Arbor.
An aluindnnee of pretty garden
flowers wa* arranged with pleasin : effect in ha-k-.-l* and howl*
about tile room where the rurd
tallies hud been placed for the
gniucs
Game* of duplicate bridge wore
enjoyed during ;he uftei i. ion i.nd
lurch Class Holds
at tile eouelti ion of the games,
Business Meeting: s c re- were counted and ii wa*
found that .'II*. I: y S> :oe* . fli il
t T u e s d a y a f te rn o o n , a m I ,M -. Willi im .Mm re Kc.»tl • w• e
•f«ting Imsint >s and
oriu! | hot lers of top ;.»• hi -.
itikg o f th e ! la u g h ter* «.f WeI la-ii! v sand -vii he- uml tea wire
(fbi'-s of i ii«* F ir- l Methodist . ,•; \ ..11 ! I,, it- im- i.fteioo .n bv the
vh was In-hl at tin' te-in-- i ho tei a- -i : d I . Mrt ■ Tbigp" i.
(L o v e r Spi I'l'ing hi F n | T i l e b r i d g e . |di > • ! , v v - i e
Mi
B n- .
I I. Sj mi . 'l ■ William Mem
h te n in g tin* loom* of tin- | S. -tt. M r - W
i'li •-doit- l . u t . u l e v .
iv e h o m e w e r e i p u i l t t i t i i ' - of
Mi . Holier- -I II -P>. Mr-. G.
.0 p i n k radian. < i
- and living I, lUi I •. M»
I t 'l l
Pa ’
_ g iis t i--r .
I
worth, Mr-. Wo t.-i S. » ol mon
Jhoi l
Ini- me • -1 • -i.m vv 1 J ll'l ,M?— \\ .1 I tl'g p e l l
W ILLIA M
OLIVE
ol
Tn**- many -in en d f M O r n :
V r!/ jHIIf f
W l ^ l J i *'» * of the Music Department of thr
'-qnpi.lhut he Is recovering rapidly Woman'* Club for -the piano refrom hi* recent .operntoin at the cltal, to l»e given Monday Evening,
Fernuhl lainghton Hospital, and
will In* removed, Saturday, to his May 28, at 8:16 o'clock at the
Seminole High School, honoring
home on Hughey Avenue.
the graduates of Seminole High
Mr, and Mr*. Noble E . King of School for 15>28.
Leeshurg, form er
residents of
Sanford, spent tho
day here,
The bridge party to havo been
Thursday, as the guests o{-Mx. and given Friday afternoon, nt the
Mrs. E. H.tfainey. 1
Woman's Club. . by the Misses
Mr. and Mr*. George Cowan nro Mary und Francis Graves, honor
now n% home to their friends nt ing Miss Helen Sheppard of Now
Y*j>rk. tho guest of Mj*»- W. CmitKthe Snn Ij»nta A partm ents.
vh Hutchlsbh, has been called off
on account Vvf the seVlous Illness of
their sister, Mrs. A. 8. Me Callern.
Ala., stopping- Mvir .'•c '4 ,«nsacohj‘, l
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Mr*. Deane TiirncV, M ra -'u .'F Whittier Sj-,, and Mrs- Am elia,Nobio motored J o . Qcaln, Thuiwdny
where they
\yeni.to .attenil a
hoighborhood
nicotii)g , of the
Church Service League of the
Smith Florida DiQffeae of the Epls
eopnl Church.
Bridge Club’Gathers
At Hojme Of Mrs.Kent
• The last meeting 6f Uu*’Linger
l-pngcr Bridge Club j .uptll ,F»I|,
was held Tuesday cvbnlng nt the
home of M rs.H a rry Kent on Tark
Avenue, with Mrs. Kent and Mr.'.
Jam es A. Huff ns hostesses.
Gladioli, ro*es nnd zinnias won*
used in charm ing profusion about
Lieut, and Mrs. A1 Williams of
Washington, D. C., who hnve beet the room* w hrre the can! tables
the guests of Mrs. W illiam's uncle had been spread for play. The
and aunt, Judge and Mrs. Wallace dainty tally rani* were In the
W right, for several days, left Sun forms of butterflies in pastel lint".
Of exceptional interest were the
day for Atlanta, Un., where they
will spend a short time before re games of-nuetjon bridge and when
turning to (heir home.
• -.' scores had been added the first
prize, a mayonnnlM* howl and plate
Mrs. Jam es A. Pittm an nttd was given Mrs. F. llAsky Wight.
small son leave, Sunday for O rlan F or having hud ill luck with Iter
do whew* they will spend the sum* eimls, Mrs. F lank Talbott was
BURNEY TO SECO N D PU (
NEW YORK# May t{
'pnney’s heav-j-qreight crow r’
act _
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w'hsyv.Oie Okfahotra g^ddla
fights Jack McVey, ftca l ne
games.
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The bridge players Included Mrs, a 10-round bout here tor,i^ ^ 1
K. Husky W ight, Mrs. Glenn E. night. . • Heeney
formerly « I
McKay, Mrs. Frank W. Tallrntt. Courtney's ‘sparring p artn er.'
Mrs. Sandy Anderson, Mr*. L. M.
Stephenson, Mrs. W urt W. W arn- Berlenbach At Etu
br, Mrs. H arry Kent nnd Mrs.
Of His Fistic
Jam es A. Huff.
SOLON SUFFERS SETBACK
F E W YQilK. May *4.—<1
—Paul Bcrienbach, lo rm ef,
WASHINGTON,
May
24.— he«vy*Wcight chwpptort-riW
—(IN S )—;Rep. B u tle L ,.,( R \1H of
dryffd.'has fcarhfd.Tfie eWa o)
Pennsylvania, ehni^tnan' ,uf .
nnvol nffalrq' eolnHnrttee;1 ]}?*
suffered a setback 'In 'h ii ifbirtilk1
lesence from indigestion trouldrt
hut his condition is not. ipgusded
a* serious, his phyaicinu duciared,
'b y :
today. The physician jtapl OutUr
ha* n relapse nbtnil . bv<*ry two •t Im from hlmaelf.
weeks-\>'hich prevents' his rOTti- 1 * B bputy comnUsslonir ^
SkTlltng, on tlu i/« * t Jh eplete recovery.
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file d -a 're p o rt atatln g
estlmAtloiT it.w ould,bftA IM ,
MORGAN FACES TEST '*r. allow Berlenbach ul fontiltv
NEW YORK. May 2 4-r-(IN ?j
^
—Tod Morgan, of Seattle, junior ring activities.
lightw eight champion, faces a
Italy is e f^ trifjiih g
sewurc test tnnleht when he takes
____ -wtH *h XVB
on Cannonball Eddie Martin, form of railways and aoon
more
than
1,000
miles'*
,,j
er bantam King, In a 16-round bout
at Madison Square Garden.
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Bargain Day
Slimmer School.
Phone 162
to
$ 2 9 .0 0
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$ 1 6 .5 0
Included in this lovely
group arc ninny chiffon
rits,
undoubtedly
the
prints, undoubtedly |the
sm urtestt choice fqr su m
mer weur. Flowered chif
fon prints.
attiuclivvly priced group
-\i-t ht\l<'" and color .-f -
( nnliiuimis I to 11
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from Money-Mad M ar
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A WARNER BROS PRODUCTION
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OH CALLOUSES
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Pricdess health ^protection
raffic on the historic Ilhin0"1x|
p tn y is inci casing.
• - 3|j/K J 'MP<U
(it terms^you cem,afford .
T h t value, o f k e ep in g fm 'ti fresh,
p alatable a n d healthful c an n o t be ap p raised
in d o lla rs. ’Y e t, F rig id airc p ric e s are low .
a n d easy m onthly term s, can be a rra n g e d , t
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LlVUVJ -OIIVII SirJDDIH
.
200 West Gore Ave.
Orlando, Florida
ENGRAVING
liamond M ounting
Jo» i*lcrs-Optomctri*t
Watch Repairing
1 •1 r(*X,n.i»Jr«lrfrrfrrulmrul wf ■lusiarl.
• liimrl mid rrrl»l tlUriM**.
•-l\rUr %»r frrr
• 1H0 N. Orange,
iCrepe-de-chines, I Chiffons - Valued to $ 3 2 .5 0 for dress vccasi^ns,
•a Hi
. W ill Sell at the Moderate Price o f
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Store Closes Saturday Night 9 o ’clock
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P R O ^} U C T • O F • O C S' I! tl
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Another Group o f Lovely S i l k s ------- Flat Cepes, Georgettes,
F R I G I D A I R E
Todd Hyatt
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rrc lu l
IH I. JU S. I I I I I U I V
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l l u o . ll < .« o lln r lu iu
IS ) > > r , iir n i- llr r la O rlu u S S
2BO U . f i u f r A % r . T r l f | * l i t i i i r
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McLaulins •
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New Prices
Ilm n ti lints I toil Inlay
party
^*nled b y -tile S o u th e r n Pie*
ill t'lllllell, will Ite belli Moll
ternoon. May 2 s lit f o u r o'
.it th e <luireh. T he o ffe rin g
■ year i* t > be m -ii I to Stillm an
l t u t e at Tu.-ruloosu. Ala.. t"
| # l seen
It r I o l
I s n l f o r | he vstn h lish m i nt ol
M| l lt
i ,, or i. .itom Ul
■irues' tr a i n i n g -ebonl, m io i .. .1.. »« In-UnO,
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f tn w ith the work of th a t i n - t r
,* i.i In nu »u««. j«4 ^t * i ( ly
n i iin t
iu .
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vnuitilne
% i I I* o « o l ( S l u ll H »« u l»
p a g e a n t, " E th i o p ia , " will h, v* it.
K\*I) <»
n, to prcitentzr*. ■') syinlndie oitAioini
4 i.arfirM I l»^ . CMruit*u
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i t h e needs o f the N e g ro rare, • Hz v, ii
I l i h i p a l l r i l i S W |.»r r
liopia." will be rep re se n te d by
W. K. S to n e ; “ A m e r i c a ’ by
J . ( '.. G ibbs; " T h e C h u rc h ,"
I Alys
II. J .
l.ebniuti;
"T h e
nnjen’s A u x iliu rv ,"
l>v Mr*.
IHt. McK iiinon. S e v e ra l negro
gitpul-c will lie su n g liy a g ro u p
T o |o r e d girl*. It is hoped thut
| e will lie a b ilg e atU-nduncc
I a g en e ro u s offe rin g .
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if,
LAWRENCE GRAY - JERRY Ml LEY
Will practice in all tin* courts
Ex:imiiiution of Abstracts of lan d
Titles given especial attention
J
ndvclty card hold-
BORDEN
.A1iss Knl Ii Hand’s
Mis. Williunt Mitchell, seived
ioils r e f r e s h m e n ts of Dozen
- salad, sa ltiu e s, cake amt
h.
a
.(tu p fa-Hrr H n>i fitmn Hn fir In on oilfnlm w af «*»y
1=
II W t: llllt I'll I > \Y P \ IITY
Mr. and Mr*. E. II? Laney mo mer a t the home of her parents on I ropsqled p ith
tored to Camp Winona, W^dncs- Concont Avenue.
• *
.1 bv Mi . AMine Mi Mit Intel
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. Mrs. Lttcllo Iairiier and two
danghters Misses Eloiso and K ath
leen leave next w«jek
“ “ o -where; i*heyvnli*ntTiW tlrtlT‘hnwr.*
37.
• 'TTrtrtf* —«*i
Mrs'. Ellen Rhhriin,. 1ert’*Thunitlrfy for hejj |q n je i(t Qinpcy^
h short visit- hrre with her son anil
daughter, Judge and Mr*.. Jam es
G. Shnron.
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| ( scons were
eollecteil _by .Mr*.
\V. C. Hill nqd Mrs. Den CusvvyU.
r f l first prize, n yellow , ti*ay
went to Mrs. ,1. D. 'W oodruff
Tho cut prize, a nest of bowls,
was won by Mr*. Jam es P. Ridge.
Mrs. Newman presented her guest
of honor with a yellow nioltv
chintz card table cover ns memen
to (if the occasion.
Late in thekdftvrnonn when the
bridge accessories had been re
moved uhd the talde.* spread with
hand made covers, the hostess
a sisted by Arts. D. L. Thrasher
nnd Mrs. Samuel Pules ton, served
Mrs. J. S Driver nnd son Paul,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight . Babbitt
r« freshm ents of individual - bake*,
lee cream topped with rrnshdq returned home Wednesday from returned borne Tuesday -from
St. Petersburg where they have Winston- Sab'tn. N.C., where they
st rawbei ries, tend salted nuts.
have been vis'iting Mrs. Driver's
There were five tables of players been R|N*nding several 'daysmother. Mrs. J (i.Foster. They wort*
who enjoyed this unusually de
Mrs. A; E astenlay, who has been accompanied home by Mrs. Driver’s
lightful affair.
visiting her >ion Conrad Kasterday, -.inter Miss H.a m he Foster, who
Ttiesilay for her '.tome in New will spend the summer here, and
Bridge Club ICnjoys * left
lloscu Cornatzer.
York
minli int«-u-*t shown
Planm ade fc-i a d mi r to la j
-it to th e jiioinlit i .loti,ii |
im n h wlii-n the leg ilm l-u-i j
SI-.--ion vv< old be l.i'lij
It i■I th a t ail m e m b e r- will at
tin - m eeting
te r all Imsim <- bail been
sneled, o
"W hite
Kit
t t u iite - t"
affo rd e d mill'll
inielit. S ev era l o th e r uniipli
f e n t e r ta i n m e n t w ent e n
I. Prize* w ere won l*\ Ml*,
ik A dam s a n d Ml.*, -t I t utu
At a la te h o a r tlo- lnn»te*!i a -
Will., Be Issued Saturday May 26th.
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A veryf pretty 'compliment to
Mr*. Linton E. Allen, a recent
bride, wa* the bridge party given
Wednesday nftempon, by Mr*.
Robert A. Newman, at her hand'
some home in Rose Court.
Red ami yellow were the colors
featured in tho decorations and
other drtnils. Bowls nnd basket*
filled with murigoltls nnd zinnia*
helped to emphasize the Color
scheme.
Quaint fan shaped*tallle.,i done
in red and yellow were used for
keeping xeore for the card games.
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These were
distribulVd
Mr.i
I : , FRIDAY
N. dc’V.Tlow ard Chapter U. D.
g ill meet nt 10 :.10 o’clock ut
■hom e of Mrs. W. J . Thigpen
m a rk Avenue. As this is the
f meeting for the summer nil
Members nrc asked to attend.
—Expression Recital nt the Semi
lie High School-at 8:00 o’clock.
Frank Talbott
will enter......................................
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in the m em ber, of the 1-ottutun Brklge-elub.
Mrs. E. P. Morse will entertain
e ’ members of the Booklovers
ub nt n wienie at the home of
t iU s ilie * w ai .*ii l a 3
y -I 'll te ll.| l e p o l t s w e ll-
Special Edition
• • ■ **• • •*"^7 •••••••
iors
lien
ulruight loantt on residence*. 5 to 20 year lontid on Rood
R E SE R V E Y O U R
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On improved City properly nt 7 per cent. 3 lo five year
Hauling, Crnfing PMppinu.
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nnd Slnrngt*
fh
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Tax sale will be held Monday, July 2,1028.
LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
THB SANFORD HERALD, 3ANFOR1), FLORIDA, THURSDAY. MAY 24, 1928
Ofnce T elcp b aailirilH S I'F H E D . S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence
R
Chinese W ars
EVERGLADES BONDS ARE SO U )
didate in the June Primary for a f
state office. T hat Mr. Amos is |
the l)et& / qualified for the posi'
tlun of comptroller Is an opinion
which we believe it is oar privi
lege to express and in doing so wc
have cast no reflection on Judge
Stew art, consequently wc decline
t -» read hi*
- campaign , circular
. „ -and^
•"«•» c r .'.in iy will not Kivc it free
publicity in our column*.
The people of S araiota county regularity in the conduct of the
department, than
would like to have the Hathaway s t a l e . road
for Governor Club of Saraaota this one instance, where it cost
county explain to them to whom them nearly three quarters of a
they are appealing for votes for million dollars to excavate 12
their candidate, whv the.excavation tnlles of the Tamiami T rail? Does,
on 12 mile* of the Tamiami T rail in Dr. iHathaway
i . t h . - * . and
on.i his
m . supporters
Dade county ahould cost the people think the people of this county
The airplane in which Illeriot,
of this state 9676,603.45 more than nnd the state as a whole will place
it would have coxt them had the a man whose record Is one of the first crossed the English Channel
bid been giw n to the loweat re reatest extravagance nnd irregu- in 1009 was flown at nn air
sponsible bidder, the T. T. Sweet
irity in the history of the state meeting near Rcrlln, Germany,
Dredging Company.
in a position where he can contin recently.
These figurca have been estab ue to subject them to greater
lished by the audit of the record* losses? We do not think so.
It
of the State Road Deaprtment on seems to us nothing short of an
April 17th of thia year, made by Insult tn the Intelligence of the
CITY TRANSFER
George F. McCall certified public voters of Sarasota county to try
& STORAGE CO.
accountant of Miami who^atatea in to cover up such practices by ex
K t s r t l I'lu n n n i n t l s S , Iln u t ln K
i rat Ir k . S W p R ln .
hi* affidavit that ne ha* photo- cuses and evasions and the re
S id e T r a r k K a r l l l l l r a
atatlc copies of the summary of sentment of the vfetcr* will be
I'S .iR r N N
2 * 0 .V M a p le A t r .
bids and records of the State Road fully shown on June 5 when S ara
RALPH
W.
I.088IN G Mgr.
Department at Tallahassee, where sota county will repudiate such
he went to make his audit.
method* by giving Doyle Carlton
Do the people of the state need . a hnndsome purality in this counany more evidence of waste and l r - ' ty.
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SARASOTA TIMES
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Social A n d Personal Activities
T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 2 4 . 1928
HATHAWAY CLUB ANSWER THIS
Aa a general rule applying to the approaching prim ary.
The Herald has been m aintaining—and will continue to do
*o—an attitudp of indifference in regard to county offices.
In most of these races we believe there is cam paratively
little choice between the candidates, and where the constit
uency is limited and most of the people have the opportunity
of knowing the candidates personally, we believe the voters
&D.lr«
r h.
•re as qualified as ourselves to say who is the best man.
There is, however, one suggestion which we wish to
* v * » c iu » 'o o si H A T M
iasa on to our renders in the hope th a t they will accept it
n the same spirit with which it is given. We have no de
W f K M ilk i__ — ---*r Chrrto* ffT W t n
sire to attem pt to dictate how th eir votes shnll be cast;
we merely wish to call to their attention some salient facts
which in the heat of campaign arc in dnngcr of being over
looked.
Of county offices, none is of such vital importance, it
seems to us, ns countv commissioner. The commission has
to do with the levying nnd collection of taxes, the , safe
keeping of the people’s money, the authorizing of public
^ M O a . a m improvements throughout the county and the disburse
*4 r»h- m ents of all county funds. There are no other public ser
A lt v H tM M
u 4
m u «ntM m > |w m 4 vants whose duties should be of such immediate concern
m U M f B ta k t* tu w >m H I* i to the people ns the county commissioners.
|wNI U» *f4«r N ^ * r t 2 l ! w r
It is for this reason thnt we wish to call attention to
• ft HAIm* f t rirealkHta, M i h U uf
the practical adm inistration which we have received from the
hands of the present board. These officers, elected in 1924,
TaiTRSDAY. MAY 24. - „
served through the period of the boom, nnd a t a time
when other public officials, business men, nnd almost
i T i t B rivRAfi J-Ofi t o d a y
everyone else, lost th eir heads, went wild over inflation,
indulged themselves to gluttonous limits in an cxtrnva> • ' 7---- - •*' 4 v nnd
TJ1* GOOD MAN—A g«od man Jfliflt and spendthrift orgy, the level hended county com
obtaloeth favour of th« Lord; but missioners mnnnged in some way to keep their feet on the
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a B a a of wicked devices wilt Kc ground.
condemn.—Prov. 12:2.
They were not moss-backs; they guve us public im
: ‘ PRAYER—May. They cr**Jn«s», provements, in keeping with the growth of our county
0 our G oi extend to us»
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and its wealth. And for every dollnr in taxes collected,
wc have a dollar’s worth of physical assets. None of the
W * SHALL NOT BLEEP
county money has been lost, misplaced, m isappropriated,
or m istaken for the personal property of any of the county
By C alam i John M«l(*e
la EUftdecs Field the popple* blow commissioners'. And they have nothing to which they must
■Warren the crvsaefl row on row
shnmcfully point nnd Inmcnt, "It was a result of the boom.”
T hat m a rt ®ue Jla c w ^ o d la the
Four of the five men who have served ns county com
- ahy
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missioners during this period are seeking re-election. They
Th« lark* atm beovrlr fly.
are John Meisch, Frank Evans, Boston Steele and B. F.
K a r a heard am idlt (he guns be- Wheeler. We can sec no reason w hatever why thev should
be displaced nnd we earnestly solicit the support of our
readers for them.
Wa are the dead.
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THE H/TNFOTtD HERALD. BAWFORD. F1X)RIT)A,
SEEKS OFFICE OF CLERK O FC O l/RT
OLIDGE VETO
JNGS HEATED
BATE TODAY:
ofTrie COIlfUSliqqBgd discusrs« H<n that^m s nrisen among 'Orlando
S*^*bters over the "first" nnd "secNjJ"lnd c•holce,, metimd of l)alloting.
i* Malcolm n. 8 tb rrrt, Orlando at•
toAiey, gave the foil iwin'g Illustra
tive interpretation of the law this
morning, for the benefit • of- tiie
R eporter-S tar readers.
| .* “The law provides that the one
receiving a m ajority of 'first
choice' Votes shall be declared
nom inated," Mr, S tcrrct explained.
" If no candidate receives a m ajori
ty of ‘first choice' yotes then the
nomination shnll be determined by
. excluding from further considera
tion the candidates of nil excepi
the two highest, nnd adding to
the 'firs t choice’ Voles of the two
highest the “second choice' votui
cash for them by those voters who
vote 'firs t choice' for those exclu*
} “ I,*t us nssume" the attorney
continued. " there will be 160.00(1
Voters wno m *t thei.- votes f<T
governor us follow*:'’
FI rat Choice
Second Choice
C arlton
46.000 Carlton
20,000
C atts
36,000 C alls - 10.000
. f.
Taylor 26.000 Taylor
16,000
H athaw ay 26,(Kill llnthuwny 10,000
1 .. Carson
20,000 Carson
16,000
. *i|^ w|]| |,e a pen from the illif*trntion that while Carlton ba* the
highest number of ‘first choice'
votes, he does not huvr n m ajority]
and th a t C atts is shown, to get the
Second highest num ber of ‘first
.
choice' votes. In this case tiie three
.
receiving the least num ber of ‘first
choice' vtiles, Taylor, Hathaway
and Carson, are excluded; and to
- th e 'first choice* vote* for Carlton
and C atts will be added the '*«*con choice votes for them by tiie
Voters who cast their ‘first choice’
' Votes fo r the Mtfee candidates ex
eluded.
“From these figures," Mr. Sterr e t concluded," Carlton would bo
nomlnnted with a total of (16,000
votes—46,000 'firs t choice’ and 20,.
000 'second choice' votes."
Mr. S te rrc t stated Hint he nhaarvrd considerable confusion on
th e subject, especially among many
Who have registered for the first
U tim e In this stete. He commended
those who h a w worked to arouse
■ In terest and increase the registru-
FELIXRTONE, Eng., May 2 1 .— (INS)— There is nnt much
wrong with Betty N uthull's new
overhead service, acconling to c rit
ics who have been watching it '11
oparntion here,
( t is nut u I’nttersOn service, or
■ THdcn ' ‘Cnniioii-biill," iii a Casey
service, but it is bit f r mi a beauti
fully correct height ami position,
Fas ail tile li.iily swing behind it
which B etty put* into tier famous
forehand drive, eumes over the net
smoothly, s t a good medium pace,
and ia by no means tiie eii-dnsl
service to take mining the leading
womnii pluyera.
Mrs. Nuthull bn* solved Ilo
problem of wall print ire for her
daughter by having two huge
screens pninted green, with a white
line, presenting tiie top of (lie net,
running the full length of them.
Doth Betty and tier M other ui'e
g re at believer* in this aid to hand
and *ye, and both believe in it foi
the sake of physirut fitness alone.
% Already Betty is playing in bei
seat for rnnnd looks n good invest
m ent for Wimbledon. She hn* snow
finished her film work for the tinn
being und will hP aide to concen
tra te on law tenul* for the rest of
the summer. "
Sick Lawyer Balks
Sentencing ('ulprit
ATLANTA. Gu . May 2 1 , (IN S)
A lawyer cm nictnl for stutnatory
offenso and aetjtencfd to from H>
to 20 years, hint sticccsftilly Ini'kcd
the re-sentniriog nt •• ••mu i<led
m urderer on a )-xra of "Too ill to
appear in couit."
Harold Hammond. * h was to In
ye-aenxrnceu on a niiiM.'r . purge
appeared before Judge G. 11. How
artl.hr was usked why lie was not
TCDtexented Uy counsel. The court
was told th at Untilniotitl's lawyet
was in jail.
' H i e attorney, Carl Luiiruntcr.
waa aent t* r tti protect -Hammond
but when the deputies returned
they brought the Information thut
L ancaster Jtad dedured he was ton
III lo appear and uut\'c*trd a con
tinuance. He iT'fuucd t o , 5vaive Ida
right to be'prekt'nt, and aliui mlvired the appointm cni of. un ud
dltional attorney fo r- llnntmond.
The court cotup'lid with tiiesi
auggeatipn*.
. '
ROYAL ROMANTK
::" i i.:.
(Continued from puce 1)
•urh a punitive ntand against the
McNary Hill ln*t year, and they
nlro continually kept, alive the
chargo th at he fixed the price of
wheat during the war to the det
riment of the Ainerienn farm er
and the benefit of the European
consumer.
It is in line with this theory
that a goad many of the practical
politician:) of Washington believe
President Coolidge rnhunccd the
possibilities of liis being drafted
at Kansas City by* bis message to
day. Hoover's adm itted weakness
In the farm belt, Ak shown by bis
nnving only n score of delegates
between the Ohio* Indiana line and
he Hockies, cViuplod
with AI
'imith'n admitted strength in the
populous East, is working not a
few pnrty leaders who are more
concerned about winning in Nn*
cenibcr than they are about the
nominee. Consequently, realizing
the Republican revolt in tltc Mid
dle West, they argue that the
Kansas City Convention must put
up some one strong enough to
rhntlcngo S m iths popularity in
the East, and who cun still he
assured of getting by in the West.
That man, they figure, is Calvin
Coolidgg,
Sanford Dally Herald
in m ore th an 100 countries
The Prize
B
n ff ii'ia L
1 1i t h
Im i 'ii i . » l l ' . l
-lf|i*
Fruit
’
Favorites
iii. i . more
pl'llll.. ion'll III | 111 buy
( • r o g r u m fin t h .
B im iu -
till* III . ....... 1 1i . t .
I lie p i e . <m t z i < i . i n Iy
>. Tlir All-Ainrrvcao "ill.
•o; I iiimr tx-aut (ul ImSki b
Hi r>uc<j i.ilori.
hoi I meli, | lull iold I• |-i
Stale Stloet -.till. nv
I lo ill II- ii" oi l n| < I Ii
: .qi ! i Mi t Mil !li i tl
•
I • * •.| ve
• ,jt • • i t*» IumIimk
i.
' • ^ la u i.s lr jilc \i!tis <
!M iii (I c t O l' ! v i*:I»f !
Lilli
\ e u ! r imi Is
pliiKtfinif nf (he Iraks iii (Iii* nli'ii
tuii* In fontim ini, (In* tlain will
proliably In* tunli i niim il, r« IfiiHiii;*
a wall nf w ater in lln* v.illi y nlm \r
( *ur( li'ifali* ti in I lli*l|M*r, «*inlaft}?i*t
in^f many livi»*«.
; k ill ft* ..(•! n " L
Jilt!
ir in three pelts ol
. I l i|-*o;vf one
111 Hilt' Join til 4uf
i up * 1 1 up tiort
i *t • | j i •)
i t p i op • hi'pvcf
<t, one-lulf cu|
d one beaten eg|
I. a SA I.I K
WASHINGTON, May 21 (IN*>!
Presiili'llt t iodidgc would lie di
-.'it id to in*truct tbc spi'i'iul u"t
•TIIItT'Vll oil inlll.'-l l to "pros,', Ut'
• igoinii'ly" i In liiili.'i ) hi.In t
incut against i x Si-ci i-tai) of In
(prior AUnit It Full mol IMwim I
I.. Dtibiuy. ('alif.iimu ml num, im
b i ii ri'Bolu*inn. drawn linin' Ik
Srm.Ini N>'i I It I ID Ninth I liik.il i.
Imit num of ttic Ti* pot Doiuc t mi
mil top.
.
Full uud Dolii'iiy wi'iv acquittc l
nf i'i>ns|t|| ucy illiilgcn in cnimpc
lion with tiie F.ik Hill uuvnl ml ic
«erve. Tin- briliiT) millet ment r
•nit.*i| finiii tin* 5 1on.non em it .1 i
Fall in u Ii*tlx* "black Milcln l" l.x
Dobmiy's son.
OPPORTUNITIES!
WANT AD RATES
KOIt COSSTABtr,
I wish to announce that I am a
_IX, ROIJEUT S. THORNBURGS
Terms
ranilldal* for lh* offlra of tonstable. District No. «. 8emlni»'t
International News ServTctXe
P
A
R
IS
u
lla
y
-4!L~aLN
S)^riu5
County.
Florida,
said
District
comTelephone ads, will ba received
erlstng Rlcrtlon Precincts No a. I. French prefer American tobacco,
S taff Correspondent
foiT patrons and collector sent
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS" “
:. 3. 4. 9. 10. It ft l*. subject to
Each clay in T h e Herald Classified col
Serious
Aeronautical
Sllunthe
will
of
tho
votsra
tu
lhs
OenioWASHINGTON,
May 2 6 - ( I N 8
For some ambitious young men
immediately for payment.
crstlr Primary to bs hsld ou June according to Benj. D. Hills, to b ac ■ lion Arising F ro m Variation
—
Few
countries
of
tho world offe;
or
young
ladies
who
want
to
Sth. A. D. t»!l. . . .
, . , co .specialist of the U. S. Pc- ( Of Plane Directors Is (. Icar1 Time ___________ »0e * \ n#
Your supnorl wilt be • PRJJf
learn a good trade and get a good
3 T im e s ------------ »c * J “
the
fascinating
Interest
cither «<
partm ent of Commerce, now in I
position when they have become
6 Times ...... - ......* n
um
ns
are
numerous
opportunities
of
every
scientists
or
laym
e*
as
tho
vast 1*
Puri it op nn official etudy of the .
competent. Have situations avail
Time rates on request.
lar.il
of
New
Guinea,
According
L
able every few days. If interested
foreign" tobacco markets.
The reduced raU s are for
ask for C. A. Haines a t Sanford
review of its .history Issued by tlr
America, he slntcs, now fu rir
consecutive insertions.Herald offlcc.Hc will be glad to
.N ational Geographic, Society. .y.
ishes the greatest supply o f the*
description
Five words of average lcnglh
WASH1NGTO .
May
2thjn * Q R h fllte 'o f-ltt imperial dlmon
explain it to you.
raw
product
and
snles
during
1S'27
j
are counted a llnq.
'
Night time variation* of signal*
Minimum charge 6f 30c for
of American plug nnd smoking to - 1 frx>m directive radio beacon*, tend slons, on!/ the contlnan'.al islam
first insertion.
. .. ,
bacco show nn increase qf more j ing to throw airplane pilot* off of A ustralia and the Artie IsUrt
All advertising is restricted
It
will
pay
you
to
read
the
“w
ant
than one hundred per cent qvci ' their course have been under in* of Greenland being larger amoni
to proper classification.
ja
r
hose of the previous period. In- j tenslve study at tbc United States the islands of the world, Nci
If an error ia made The San
15— Apartment For Rent
0 ciense In snles of American cignr- Bureaus of Standards, with the re Guinea is one of the last part* 0
ford Herald will bo reapoaalblc
-'for only one incorrect insertion,
e ttts during the same year ah.ow sult that this serious aoronnuticnl
regblarly and to use them to fill
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re
the ad v trtiser to r 'subsequent
71.3 per cert. situation has been solved.
an increase of
duced rate*. 317 Park. Phone
insertion.!. The office ahould be
"Till* shifting of the, radio ju::i:h*u-I>onicrtti r n e n , iiBimuiui
France now depends upon the U
notified Immediately in caso of 869-J.
course is duo to a distortion that ou* interior and ravage population^
nited
M
ate*
for
more
thun
fifty
error.
Classified
needs
per cent of its yaw or leaf tobacco l* introduce in radio wave* u* have kept the Island ns it was when ,
•----- TO ADVERTISERS
a ROOM FURNISHED apartm ent.
from Which it make* product* by they travel through th" upper a t it emerged at ti e dawn of hlsto* ■
hot nnd coli( w ater nnd lights
blending with the tobacco leaf >f mosphere." the Standards Bureau
A
Herald
representative
ry-” '
'announced.
furnished.
9UJ
Park.
Phone
443.
thoroughly fam iliar with rates
How It IVai Named
'•The nature of this distortion
ro thk voTrns t»c sKMiKOi.it A few years ago, m uch, c riti
uls arc a g ian t in results
rules and classification will
extensive
is the area of hew .- .r m i.m .
.
give vou complete information.
I wish i.» imnoum-*- «,l»t * ■m * cism wu* directed agninpt French ha* Wen studied carefully nnd Guinea that it coaid swallow up th* !
ROSE
COURT
APARTMENTS
(«r
re-election
to
toe
oftobacco nnd everyw here'one com scientist* bnvc been able to an a
And If you wish, they win assist
(ln> -if I'.iuniy Commissioner from
For Rent .
By using State of Texas and have enough
plained th at tin- only good smoke lyze it satisfactorily.
you in wording your waAt nd
|i|«irti'l
No
3.
suUjccl
t'»
Djf
*
Summer Rotes
i-I*I»ii of tlir voter* In l.ie l>einn- in France w as.a foreign oil*-. Then special antenna arrangem ent for room left to »nke cure of Washing*
to mako it more effective.
rratlr I'rlirurv lo lie held on June the French monopoly got busy and receiving it ba* been found that
Call 702-J or 197.
ilh. A V. IB I.
ton or Georgia.”
developed a variety of cigurs nnd these shift* can be practically eli
Announcements
P a iltlc a ! A n n o u n c e m e n ts
The i*i*/td first was discover**'
minated."
.
cigarettes that would please the
by Portugncse nnd Spnnish adven
COURT APARTMENTS 2G—Miscellaneous For Sole
Long Experiment*
most exacting men or women.
Take your vacation
The Bureau curried mi experi turers «,f the sixteenth century.:
For Rent
fOl'KTI
•».-*V»l«SSIOKKH
Go intp any cafe or tobacco* ment* in directing airplane* in Tho o.d *ca captains are said to
with me
CEMENT ROCK nnd Sand lo
noouiicioa m> eamlldaey for
Summer Hates
shop today and you will see an flight between Cleveland and New
suloner of tt-1- 3rd District of
in tins Blue Ridge Mountains
large or small lots. It. B. Mot nil
Call 7C2-J or 197.
nmuzing urrny of various colored York, using the directive radio bea have given the island its name b e.
dr I’ounly. I tirrsPy pl«-d»r
. of Virginia
cause of the fancied rcsemblanc*
Industrie*. 4th and Elm.
lo mi sPsolulrly Imparl it
boxes. C igarettes of every^ shade con at Bell font*, I’n.
Shifts or Of it« people to th nativs of Guln«»
on t •» Ihr tvrlfnrr* of til* »»•»•
The quaint old town of
in the 1'iiiobow ami many the ra-n- variations in tin* course were
n tl whole. Should I l»« tiomlWaynesboro
on tho African const.
uiol eierted llirre will bn no
l,o\v never saw m atrh Milady'*
Home Comforts-Reasonable Kntcx
hnllt
I'*r
prlvnlo
henefll
of
Iditcr Dutch nnd English suc
AT ONCE: 1 ri-hifforobe, 2 dress
rostumc*,
nnd
tint
only
.are
tho
to
man
1
%
y
III
ir«*
tluil
i*
f|r
Miss Ann G arnett
\ in i n * mi* * t:itix o i.s
er*. 2 lieds. I refrigerator, t Gn*
ceeded to the claims of the firs t
I«
•
in
m
>
power
llmf
Ini
IB*
igarette*
nianufhrtured
In
mauve,
i hi v n .
Waynesboro, Vn.
i im fvenl) illilrlbuUtl, noRange; Cheap for f.'asli. Phone
comers. At present Nw Guinea »•
Its I*•••*••«!toae- IliRt I Rm A tide, vermillion. beige, searlet,
»H a |lioron*;h ftiunllMlIon *»'
NICELY FURNISHED
garage 7(50-W. Kill W. I1st. St.
roughly divided into
poHtkM :
f.,1 itVlHfl |0 thr Of* utc., but the lioxes nre artistieally
i.iitx • .«ntttil«*f£»er fr»*in
apartm ent. 1101 Elm.
halves
by the 141 st m eridian o f
ntrd.
maklmr
it
iio»stble
to
do
..
*tui*jim'I to tin* dr,-ps tested for glasses l»y Dr
ongitude. The pnrt facing Borneo
11 . \ ii ik hi Him 1,«*mo•
luxuayrrn « no furni*ii
Davis. Op|)o»ite Court House.
BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridg
i i % t-s »ir lirltl oil Juno
to run Ilie fount' sb-nibl
nnd Java is under Dutch adm lnlailo Hie e»Ml(lJence of lloj
deck cruissr, thirty inch drsf
FURNISHED
4 rooms; bath
tration while tiie rest in governad
'
"'
'
jotlS
Ml'.ISCIt.
iiontv
I'oiriinlssloner*
anil
Downstair*. Close ill. 211 Laurel fully equipped, slscps six. Prtc
llttl 11* to wllllt I* Uol IOC
by Australia.
tr ill lllii-riitlon* I !>■'••
lesKonuble. P. O. Box 938. ^
"Airplane*
heretofore
iiavo
Plion* 19U-W.
A ustralia hn* long had c h a rt*
Ol.-ol of Semlnoli- I’lHlIll)
found it necessary to use long of tho Papuan coust n ear hor own
r
i
'
i
uii
O
before
Seminole
(I'olitical Announccmonltf)
i* rot off from oranar
trailing wires for radio antenna*
tho northern country*
Railway pnssetigei ra te s in (•« i
r 31* ><*r*. amt a tax
III oi del to collect enough power to shore*, hut
inlime
M
ulce
your
vol.INTRODUCING laing s Ture Pork FURNISHED APARTMENT wilt.
a German colony, la adm any may I'e raised to meet wag* operate receiving sets, ’ the state- form erly......................
r
u
n
m
.t**r.»m
n
on! In.ll "III brlni: >nn
bath nnd garage. *30 per month.
_ ; us
_ uj m andate under th e
I in iplit (iiniotitif* !•• lb** |»ro|»l*'
Sausage. 117 Magnolia Ave.
tn»ica*r*
to ta lin g
liiUHHl.iHMI m int Miid. "Such antennas by m inistered
Vnur "'!.• for in* "lit P*
Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth I .f s. nilitMk' •'••tint' Ibat I »•••• *
of
Nations. Thus A u sttra League
c.........
1111*011 of their hanging down at a
m a rk s immiatly.
| ..rfiollil.lt. fol t.iv a-*.*»-r HOl'J.cl
■r Library
.
Guinea are o f
linn
rights
to Nw
*lanting
angle
do
not
have
the
nec
...
Hie
.1..
l.l.
u
..(
D
ip
voter*
n
t — Lost And Found
|P isTn.
I I I , . . | i . .... .. r a t i . I ' r l o i u i > ............. ' " ’ I*
essary characteristic* to eliminate two kinds, those prevailing in hda
lo Jolie ••( 'bl* ?cm I t«a*P b'sil
t.EFFLER A''ARTMBNTS:
I he effect of false radio course old region* nnd thosp arising fro A
in ih.inM* rid! ....................
indication* at night.
i*hed. 3 room nnd guragp
fill III yutm I •»»'*•
'I ^
(ho mandated territo ry norttfaA L I
p.illllh i olUIMlfRbM.** •»»»
"A new type ot antfjina consist- her own possession*. ‘
tractive summer rates. Ap|.l)
.
s«'lf
nf
R
| » \ |,(| M | Ililt I HIUllr M1> l»V*
mctul
iog of a vertical ten-toot
r Ir*; lwl.lt Ml*
Magnolia, l’lione 2H0-W.
me ...l*log slncl. still cllru* doll
Acconling
to
tiie
G
e
o
g
ra
p
h
ic
*
’
‘••Milt ' *U«**
pole lot* been developed by the British and Dutch portions o f ! ' "
aoil f.iimlnlt I |irop..s'' i" b-l P‘-r>
I|r l*i tiH.1l Y
t)t »'.if r\ III** |»rM|»nrl InitM**
Bureau of Standard*. Th e use of
•
|
W
ill
itl'ltlh
•altr•• of
M
lit.
Ino*- • V I’ IS-’* «»ltll.ill) R*»l '
*o *lmrt mi imtcnnu lias been island nre alike in having ! ■
pi
11
\
.
nmiiiiII%
V
inn
lit | r Rill* w " f 1
Automobiics
made possible by the development known anil com paratively u n tn |M
Mil Vlilll wu|i|>t<rt
..........:i ku .iiki:
of a new and specialized type of interior.
Studied By F.-port*
V
iiirci.ift receiving set.
DOOllE
Boon To Aviation
"N ative life," *aid the S o c i^ ^ H
i on s t x i i * srsA T O H
/lcH*ur<* cars and Graham truck*
I hi-rrl.v uoimuncs as n c.in.lldsl*
"This mitcnnn i. expected to tie "long bus been nn object of aeri<fl||
Elm nnd 13th. Street llulne 3.
rn slice.'rd mjzelf a* Senator (rum
I V'liMl.ATI n r
a g rent l>oon to aviation n* recent study to scientists and racial
Iha
3Jlli
keoaiorlsl
district
comra | •pi m i r t i l i i K D« n io *
flight tests have indicated that it pert*. Thera seems to be co n itid ^^J
,I of Semlnols Ilr»» aid I'ounI *.a*ra*by announce
4 Rtilijvri lu
!!»• Democratic
practically eliminates all errors
f
nr III# Hi»U"e of Iiplimit)
IWOUGINS i COWAN Co. Auto
r
u
n
s
iir.iiii'r
lo
L
r
held
June
6lli.
It2l
it- • mciuher of
in the indications of (he radio b ea aide variation among tho t r l b ^ H
I
am
s
cundldsts
(or
the
office
if
pin'ifii
1
I'fumlRr
to
ronllnuf
FARM
foi
rent
ILt*
itinii iu tr d I |d»dS» *o work f..r Hie l»C»l InlrrrM of the ..( S ltsriff sod » lit appreciate eupradiator nnd sheet metal works.
con,
showing the course where it But in a general way it may H
. to lirlisIC u( th* fleetria t und I Invite you «o niy pi.rt lo M's Juns I'rliiie.*'.
twilling
iruil tree*.
suid th at they nre dark in c o H
K07 French Avenue. Phone 7D»-\V.
nituiilly is nt all times."
■oil. r.-unl)
Tbs racuiil I'M «tn It liupot tunt lrgrleUMngttobit Ave. I'limw
I and with kinky or frizxly buir.iW
Ilurciui
expert*
explained
that
it
Ilir priild" "( rtorl- lino nn 4;mmJ
roifTervRllofl of
( <*prctull> riitui'in probable that there will he spec- j ther than brown or yellow
netiji.*) fruMiirff reouctloh «»«
!.4xr s. Till*. Ill lor nur
HU PC-MAR MON
ia I condition* on some of the a ir htraight.hnired, as tltcir Malay Ur v
staia iNirg mid edufe Iloll I
. si fsci r.l l>y ■» ilia
|>| III it itiov .
euutmrt of all lo. *1 Prm» rr»i|
Sanford Automobile Co.
way* requiring the radio beacons Polyline inn neighbors to tho cuxt ’
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to Im> spuced closer together than
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Phone 137.
r (toad Psparlmsnt.
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•(( ot.i 4il tie»Ilia Ih . o nt first cniitcinpiulrd, with corre
-■ ■nd n i l - s P*f
Dog Racers Handicapped
.... I. | , il,,. lull ..t I'.iinplulnl to 1 • sponding reduction in tin- power
no ot I*s and I'ltlss
I—Iltisincaa Service________
III..| ..I.itiou uno.ou Hitler llilns* used by each,
111s nomlnutlon I
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Miiiidiciipping incinc dogs by
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.its all Ills snsrsr
t. N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds.
Il . 4 ( 1 . 1 i t l l l K . ' i d t l n i o l r )
At slmrl distance- there Is lib iTiucbinery !* being tried by use «C i
III. I 1 pU1h.ll tO
r im t a x r n i.i.r r T o n
| % til* *'Ml|||llelllltinl
*,u,, ”r*w distortion of the course indication. a startin g box that lists j o '*• t»c.-r*lc |
In Sanford Paint Si Wall Paper
I wlkti In iniiBUti'i that 1 Rin • ini.it. |. t.. d i- ..i.i S.II11C amt
•*nr.illrlkt* for
rlrrtlnn
\hm Il e* it.li 1 1«-ill».i t * e* «ti" lois J.ren Thus it Is expected flint the com invented by It. W alln-c <>f l.otulyu.
«t#fIt h nf T n I'ollrriitr «»« h^mlo
n, , ii . i dlliii.'Ot st-aicli and in bination of the ne«- autennu with The uppuiutus is coni lolled hy a (
••Is* f*ounlv, ruU)«i;( (o Kir Rctlon
this plan for closer beaton spac
nf tltR vodra In Una lumorrmliF * Tli.,l 11 inn ,il» * l.*PI.-»t "(
ing will eliminate these night e f dial that is surrounded by plug
H. A. HALVERSON
I'flnmry
to
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In
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I wish |« sill
f,„ ...... 11.1.0 *lxl' ■!«>• pr1'"'
of rniiolv
an
accurate device for uir naviga kennels nre opened ax dt sired.'.
catidldule for t! iniifflce
ting. Phone 432-W.
11.. .1 i . i . t l . .tl l--ii f m s e r v i c e l . y p u b District No. *I'nmiiila-ionsr ti rial.in
As the hare' passes a certain po’n t _
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under all conditions.
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I hsrebr snnounr* mrsetf *• .
it uucum atirally switches on the
ns In Mi.- I'si.i i-ruMr I'llii-nrv to
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Automuliilft havr Imcnttio so cu rren t connecting tiie gates nu»l ’
In In Id oil Juor Mi A
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XIII hind >MII mnl
kti it jr r t l*» (t»r
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TRANSFER Scrviic of all kmds. Office.
S I'. I.ONtJ
t wist, to entiouncs the! I *m a tlir 1>tamot
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glinh'
til*'
8*8
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popular
in tin- Netherlands this thus releases the cannics at tho rMttc
primary
lo.,
.
/
■andtdwte
for
re-election
to
th#
ofPhone 670-W or 3302. C. E,
t.srs TIlMt >«»»! COM* year that some tlcnlor* arc selling handicapped lima*.
port of Jur.» j '*■
..ee of Clerk of th* Circuit Court, held lo (ht #ar1vV’«ry
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I *’iorpcning.
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of Hrmlnol* County. Florid*, euhout before tiie cars arrive?
W k IIIUPT
I Mil
|rri to (ho decision of lh# I>#mo»
i| |(l!P Tliuf >*»ii up*
L
WIGHT PlJlNT SHOP
criallr Vot»ra of Krmlnol#* (bounty,
As the result of a full off.
r u n m c m iiim i:> ixf.vr u f
Hill «»f •*a»Wl|*lMlll( nil nr
in ih« Drmocr%llr I’rlmsf) Kl^
The automobile
is ludiig credi* cnriH'l .on an am usem ent tlcv
SNAPPY Bcrvicu on any thing in
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of
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(loll to be held Oil Juim kill. A D I i n n 1. c . i o i l Id J | r ..................e l e r t l f l l
i i ol. .I.i> "f Mils court ted with much of tiie rapid growth culled "O ver tho Fulls," ut
printing. A phosd call will get
1921.
. .
In Mir office ••( *tl|..*i lliteliilelil of
-ill Mono! ileciee pro in Turkey, G rerre. Bulgaria, BuV. K DOUOLAHH
|uur n»an. Phone 417-W. 9 RailPctcrburo, England,
fair, i>
II l.o ..otor.-il iisiijoril
publte loslrintl.oi tin Seminole
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■ini.- pi... .eil .'Spri te maniit niul Yugo'sluviu.
foad Ave.
Irene
Dixon
died
recently.
NICE FIVE ROOM lioiixe. 2112
I'll(.|.l. 4 )*11II -ll|.|".l t 4. Ill 111 uplo ..imtil lor .llxol re,
.kmh I 'l n r i 'n c u i.iir
i ,,rile.».l Mist (Ills no.
Palmetto Ave. Phone 30>-W.
I.EAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS
i enuuuorr iny ceodldsc) iiirthilrtl
•| \\ .I.AWTON.
11.11..
1 . .' '
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k for
office of clerk, of tiie
IVITH THE NEW WALL PAINT TEN ROOM house desirable loca
111., m rU prior •.. tiie
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SOMETHING NEW AND BETI»ib OS Ite June Primary.
,,(,1,1, 0. d lo H. Illinois
tion. SuitabU* fur rooming bouse
n II. OKAS.
PER FOR FURTHER INFOR
or
two
fumitics.
Located
ut
402
MATION, CALL PHONE 235-.I
H. Lung 117
IR SEE. V. C. COLLEIl. SAN- Oak Ave
Moguolia
Ont.'MI.ASH
f u n j t m t r u r r r ack
'mm In mol
U N E Y ’S DRUG "STORE—P re 1 8 __W anted To Hcnl
t liert hy mmounc* my canatoacy
lllll.l
«'ll .*1111.
r o i l fOl'KTX PIIUSKf L'TINU
scription!, Drugs, Soda. Wc arc WANT TO RENT: Private gur- fur rrrtrclloll lo Ihr offlc* of
ini >. Flm lit.i
Justice
of
(III!
I'rncr.
Plstrlcl
No.
f
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i.x near aX your phone. Call 103.
age. Must be close- to hirst Mu' Im brill Ibis office for nearly
Ilipill) fin k
I hrrel.) l*k« this m*lln»a of a(ho i n n until Mir district wa*
Hi.Ill'll.-IS for'
oouiiclo* niy csaitbln. Y for
tl
r u n ro.MiTAiif.is
BUILDING B L O C K S --Irrigation Street and Magnolia Ave. Give ni««rttril lulu (Iir Fourth D(Rlrl**| I
| Hltli lu MUIlOUHi MHI> cmimImJmfF offlc* nt 1'our.tl Pros.-. UltilK All.,
full information in answer to
Cash In Advance
.
,
.i .o t . $J'I7 i H^*iutiful car of CootiMHUll
- .
i ii
CADILLAC 26 iiiiNlela. S)2'J r> ' > 15500. !>tandari1 ut ik t qqrW.
Fiutiiiut VUilrgfcc V type K. yI.n-lrr eii^nsr. Sxuuptteou* taxbae kg
Kul.ci ou-l FleetamijiJ. j UOcolor Cu.it. bin ut ions* to cbouee fruu#
(ALL PKICKS F. O. B. FACTOHIBS)
W A S H IN G T O N . Mu)
S.-4I. t u t ..I
.4 1*4 lilt*
21 ( I N S .
Tivnaurv
M> lli>ii
ill- •I|l | >1>It 14111 till.4V
tti*. Si t.alw—t.itivisiulv- ix! _.tlu*-in'
Congress Is ninmt'd
Lor Lease ICxisleiiee
l-ill " lilt'll l i q i l l l l " fill! 11II It . Ilf 111
i 'll
lux IVIIIIMx It " m il l In- I \
p e n . l i e nnd "m ild eiilmtltiltc m
iin'wi.i >nnti it invasiiir. nf piivnl-'
fmancuil ut fulls In* said. A iiiM,'
is mi foot to eliniinute th e ptoxi
si.in •ii • ..nft'ivnce.
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STRASBOURG,
F ram e.
Mil)
1 1 NS i l i e n 11<•iiiiii , an inkc.'iN'i .il l'e t e n b i f, lias Just p r m
<:<l tluil l i i .r I- m e cXeeptiun* t >
every rule even tn tiie p r m r r b i n '
hostility bit ,4 i i tl bustiunii > *111,1
thei* " I v e s ' Hint bent. H e r r lliinim*
wife «Im|l n yeai ngn. lie was r e c
etitly ix'innriieil. lie mnrrie>| liii.
nintlni' in law. T. .lu\ Here i l u i n r
<niil lie was lie , e r b n p p ie r ill ilia
life.
Germany
ex pert d
a
Com For Breakfast
/ “• T O R N w i! one of tiie food!
U L " In c h our ancevton, tvlirn
they a n iv rd in Bus country,
found wzituiR tor them .‘ And with
llir ir c iiito m ary iluin>uglinr»x, i lie-y
piuc^ednl tn d c v rlip lim n coni o
l e i n l:n lln t: Beat two rggv well,
m any * type* uf dt'liex n hoixildr. add oiic-liaif cup sour milk, one-
And ii’tial ineuiorir* the very tuiiirx
f nf corn dizlies bfiug back to ut.
There arc corn pone, and corn
i chowder, and xurn puddings, llow
good they all are I
‘2 I
ROME.
May 24.—(IN S )—A
romance w hl.b Began or\ the teniii* court may unite In m urrirge
I'rinceae Giovennu Kllxalieth Maria
of F avcy,' (laughter of the King
and Queen of Italy, and Marvheae
lie I'inedu, famous Italian aviator.
Aittiaugli it is denied tli.il L ey he told police,' b*‘cmiM' |,a. wa*
M il eugag*<l friend* uf the couple afraid it .wuulil I^v attached in u
If» tiKklrlA,
line* ('<Hii|>aiiit*n t*»r tu L.i •lill.t V lyj»r ‘#0 dectrr Acylinder cofiuc
M*d vclcu* Unites by
. btiiking Duco couibuiMtiuoM.
fierald I*. Nye Seeks
Way To Get Doneny
WASHINGTON
f INS) •- Seventi'i
|*x*vvei.'til
f l | I it -| •I (IllUfl'l
W
p i n n * l n , j heavy \\. ic til
l i«
SAN FRANCISCO, Mn> 2t
—-(I NS I ’l*)it> liver of 411 nii'i|il..'i
of the clew mnl 2HI ('I iiiicm- j iiii
nery laborers, al.ouiil the vailing
ship slur of l‘'nll.iuiid. which wen
nn tiie rock* in Unimnk Pass. It.*r
ling Sea, have Ih' cii saved, iutm d
lug to ml vices tercived Ii ic IimIiij
liy the Alasku Packers' A ssm-iu
linn, owners of tl.o vessels.
108 5. "The Fine Car at I-ow
-vrj by General Mot oil Lcu.grr,
Fislicr Dovtico.
(' .i plet-ly fil
( . r o t g ,. ( i r | y , i h o i I lo
M a y o r ' - . o m i i i i t i . • . 1. ,
ll>o a l
Constllne.Mor E » E
BUREAU SOLVES Stvampv
Jungles And Savngec.
.
SI
Iff
B
arriers
FreYO»jW|
DIFFICULTIES OF Progress Of C ivlU & Itt
........................RADIO BEACONS
Frenchmen Prefer
American Tobacco
(Political, Announcements)
Help Wanted—
.
Ov \ r
i i*M
7 mntfrl*. $ 49 1 to $71 S. nijjKer And bettpr than r v if
Fuhcr. New GMK cyliitdcr bead. 1ncrra;rU power. Duco tuugii.
p a il l
I ’ lilt*
The new models of General Motors cars offer tnor*
quality, more perfo: munce, more comfort,more beauty th»a
nt any other time in the history of the automobile industry.
Tiicy include "a cur fer every purse and purpose”—a
choice of suitable models in each price class. Check on tiie
coupon below the car or cars about which you wvaki
like full details, then mail in the coupon. No cost—and no
obligation.
. . .- ' '
IKJNTIAC 7 mov'rft, $745 t*» $S7j . laOtvfM-pHcftl quality "jii." New
nn drl» iftiprovrd ft*.in ia«! ut» r t »tail h.'hf. 4 whrrl brakrx Bodiei by
it plmi* (In* viiltiiilt'i i %%iiil.i i* \\il»
llthnltTr*.
“A car for every purse and purpose”
rrl brake* More powerful ciiguie. Luxurious Fuller Bodies.
New Duco colorv AU>j truck chuxsis; Ji tuu, $3VI; l tm,
Last* nf 111a* ilnm hjtw im riit* d \
llli’Hinjf nf illiyi'IH, roil :»»••! i .i .I
•Mini
gbrtti i In tl»e usual way. Sautd
tine' targe sliced onion and one
mince.] garlic .clove %.iri three
table -poon*. olive oil until a guldtti
blown. Add one large can tomator*, two bay .leave*, two and onehalf tea-pot'ii- -alt. a few grainy
cay emit, one eighth tiaspoou di v
mii.-tar-l. an-! Minmer five minute*.
\d d *|iaghrin Serve with Panne•an cbecic liberally sprinkled over
ET
Chicago Prepares To Hold
Nation- W ide Beauty Show
To Select Miss “Am erica
thin Ilflrl liniMi 1*1 talc
Of The Qolden
AVE you ever eeen an. Italian
chef tasting, with a took of
unspeakable by»», tbc spa.belli sauce he bar just nude? 11
ou have, you -know why the Italens call tltc tomato the font t/’./ro,
ir goldelfc apjde.
A lll^ ran - believe with tlie It.,1aiis that tiie Umiato i* a prize
iru.Juct, and, just to prove our
on-lne*-, w* tanned, in P<27. v.rll
iver three hundred million can* ,|f
••matocs —_ or more than enough
•> m/e three in every person in
lie United Sl>tr»!
So w!iv not take a leaf out of
be Italian bonk and, when vou
I'lput- )uitr allotted can* of tout.-e-. tiy a:i Italian tuell.v j til I.
It. It. Deu*. Sanford bu*ine*i inaji
lime, lie was for ii minitx-v of year* i
yenr* bn* been •'olineetod with •■••I* |-y
PARIS, May 15. — (IN S )— five rapacity.
Great Operas will never lie pro
duced by Ajiglo-Snxon* until they
begin singing them in English,
say* Sir Thupias Reeelinm, ili*tinguisheil British orchestra lend
er who hns rarently given several
performance* nt the Opera in
Paris.
*
I
Operatic' operation*, lie soy*, do
not have tile papillae support that
I* due them in England and Ameiieu, because they ui'c sung in 1
II) Robert llt-riforil
foreign language*, It i* ixmsiderrd the "chic" thing to do, but let International Nc«* S r m - r St.ilf
( 'orrevpriiideot
the fashion for singingin English
( IIICAGO.May 21.
I bull |ov
once get well-rotted, anil the ureal
log
f
’hii
ago
tornit*
.itt«-nti.-ri
Hnglisli opera conipnnie* will be
come the most successful -n (lie for till' Illoloelil f | i>iii l.oliib- to
beauty.
the world.
Tiie blue water* of I like Mi-In
Sir Thnmn* ha* a plan for an | gall
innl not tloi*o i-l t(ii- Atliiolo
Opera I.eague eomposeil of geiiuine t lil'llll Will fol oi t "■ li.i. t | i It •!
lover* of music of thr middle chi'*. for the parade of tin- nation- mo.*
He wants them to promise a small lo-iuitifol girl* tin* - ijioiio-i 1 i-i
sum each year and more thn nt Hitt, tile .Mink Allieiiiii In .nit) |>.ig' .Hit
lo promise to attend reguliirly. Ac which for eight year tin* (m ii-iil
cording to tld* scheme, lie will the nation’s eye* on Atlnnti. i ity
nave the Opera House .-old out a* a slimmer n-»*-ii • - n n - i i i.i
five year* iilieuil.
KAI LAKE ( i t ) , f l i i l i . Mi.y
24.— <INS) -Ihintti'i
n
• ak
in the Ph'fiMint \ ii Ilev ilam »»J
(ittfiHi* ( 'rw k nlinvr ( ’lint li*irnl
Utah., wan n*mwiil imlay, m
ronliti^ tn riqiurls irnrliini! lui*
Many «•f tin* vnlunti'i i w .il.fi
\vi*ary nf ilny mill nn*. lit wuil,
rillri* I lie* fil**! tl tlliililinu Im'^. i ' i
li»st Stiniliiv itf 11*i noun, Imv•• h • ii
('(Mil |»l'I It'll t M It'll Vf I Ilf II* | *•• t
from |thvnil al rxlumsl i••ti.
A m II n*Mlltv Hlal*|Mkfl* 111 I III
P
ERMANENCY of service is a part of the safe of every
General Motors product. General Motors has tfriDcd
the world with service organizations. Authorized serrion
for General Motors’ customers is provided through M.0WJ.
Stations in more than 100 countries.
•
The (net t h a t so many General M o to rs ' sides each y e a r
nre made to former owners of its products is th e b e s t p o s
sible proof that the service o t both th e c a r Itself a n d 8 »
dealer who sold it has been c o n ti n u o u s ly s a tis fa c to ry .
- • - 'E
TcmmoI
Operas In English
Asked Ry Musician
^ennisCriticsAgree
iWiss Nuthall’s New I)am Shows Sibils Of
Service Is Better Rreak Despite Work
THE BAWFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 192S
THURSDAY, MAY 21. 192R
Q u ic k C o r a D iih**
(Too i .a i i: to n .A s s m >
LOST: Key rnso . containing
bust lie**
key*; return to Mr*. Mirim
I'irat National Bank.
Yet thoje dislies are primarily de
signed (or dinner, and poor breakfail i* rat hr r >neglected. But tuch
u state of affaire is entirely umircctlary. Corn is an ideal breakfast
•11*1*, especially now tluxt it is
tanned in its prime and sealed fa
gold enamel-lined cans which pre
serve iu color perfectly, for there
luurih. teaspoon soda and one cup
canned corn. Sift together one cup
tlour. otic-lull traspoou fait and
two teaspoons baking powder, and
add to the liquid. Add one tableipooo incltc.l butter. Fry in grease
in small rake*. Serve w-itli pork
tautage and gravy or with maple
■yrtqh
.
litfnkfast Corn: Chop fine two
targe cold boiled potatoe* and u u tA
(Item in two taldexpooui fat until
brown. Add one cup canned corn,
and brown again, Seaxon well,, then
break in .two egg* and tcrarahU
lightly "together. Serve with •rilled
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boxes and general cem ent work
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- "Garage" care Herald.
gillcgcr, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
27— Money” To Loan
ilETAL ROOFING: The, Roof F.v
ON WHITE or comred property.
crlasting.
Metal * ihlngles
n. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel
standing seam tin) and galvanized
.
roofs. Sec Jam es ft* Cowan. Oak B ldg.___________________
Ave. and Third St. Phone 111.
Mortgage Loam
PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano m Improved renidcncc nnd bunineis
property.
tuning by c x |e rts with 17 year*
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
npericnce. Sanford music store
See our local Counsel,
■nd Gift Shoppe. McLander ArS. R. Dlghton. Sanford. Florida•ad a Phone 83%.
6— H e lp W t B t f d M ato
20—Farms For Sole
MEN—WHO LVKF. TO TRAVEL; | 4(j ACRES land. 20 of it muck. 5
work in rom antic,-wealthy South j seres murk lane', cleared Addres*
America. American firm* pay fare. i P. O. 90, Orlando, Flofida.
..
I ipenoea. South Anierican Service
Ilurcau. 14,(>0<) Alma, Detroit Mich.
FIVE AURE tract with residence
10—Liveiltuck
on Beardall Ave.. al»o twenty
HAY SALE: 0 |e ear of bright N«. acre tract Palmer’a aubdivlaion.
Nick Zcrnovean.
•l Timothy hay below market Bargain, xee
price Ihi* WetlJ II. B. McCall In- Beardall Ave.
duatrlet, 4tb a »4
[
14— Rooms
29—Permanent Waving
Prr-rgpent Waving—lovely n atu r
al permanent* as low n* $500
SPECIAL w rrkl)' rates at San
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youk n e w spa pe r
P ublish ed in ^ F lorid a 's H e a rt,
fh e W o r ld 's G r e a te st V e g e ta b le
Sp0l and R ic h e s t G a rd en L a n d .
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SANFORD FLORIDA, WTnTNLSDAY, IVifAY 23, 1~92'8 ~
lY ACCEPTS
Am erican W om en
To M eet Royalty
LONDON, May 2.1.— (IN S)—
A number of American;* will be
presented when the third royal
court of the season is held to
night in the Throne Room of
Buckingham Palace. The Am
ericans who wilt make their
bow to King George and Queen
Mary are: Mrs. Alton It. Park
er, of New York; Miss Lois I)avidsdn of Houston, Texas; Miss
Ruth Draper, of New York;
Miss Neville Gherardi, of Chevy
Chuse, Maryland; Miss Frances
Howard, of Atlanta, Ga.; Miss
Helen Mary Hurley, of Chicago;
Miss Clementine Miller, of Col
umbus, Indiana, and Mrs. Char
les Deere Wimnn, of Moline,
111. Two more courts will be
held before the season for pres
entations close.
m oN w rm
[NEW COMPANY
IBccomesHeadOtTcchn i c a l D epartm ent
Of RccentiyForm ed
Air Transport Inc.
Decision To Give
. Boost To Flying
His SalaryH asn’tBeen
.Announced B ut Is
ReportedToBeLarge
DEEGATES OF
SOUTH DAKOTA,
TEXAS CHOSEN
STATE ATTORNEY
A SK S ACQUITTAL
OF GLEN A; TYLER
NEW YOUR, May 23.—
(INS)— Col. Chnrlen A. Lind
bergh gave aiow and practical
impetus to tho development of
aviation in the United States
j,y accepting •u postion ns
technical hend o f the ncwlyi formed Trans-contlnentnl Air Sudden Climnx Comes In Trial
Of Accused Volusia County
riransport. Inc., a $5,000,000
Contmissioncr For Mnlnrnccorporation which will eatabtire While in Public O ffice
:.|i<.h* a coost-to-coast
_.« i tn.Annif trntvi
train nrvl
plane service, cutting the travel
DELAND, Flu., May 2.1.— (INS)
ing time from New York to
—
Unuhle
to get into evidence a
Angeles to forty-eight hours, or
warrent through which county
exactly in half.
“i.iitdyV* title, Is "chairman of commissioner Glen A. Tyler re
the technical committee." His sal ceived reimbursement for expenses
ary lias » ot ,>f,pn announced, al to Tallohnssce, alleged to have been
though it is said to be extremely un illegal withdrawal of county
liberal. It Is believed, too, thut he funds, state attorney J. A. Scar
has been given o generous block lett late Tuesday requested Judge
„f stock. He will devote all his time Iru A. Hutchinson to instruct the
jury to render a verdict of not
to the new job.
All matters concerning choice of guilty in the trial of commissioner
Equipment, fields,
general service TylCr, charged with malpractice
flying routes and safety appliances in office.
The sudden climax to tho trial
sill come under the authority of
(hr committee of which Lindhcrgi. I of the accused commissioner came
j, the head. The president of th ; ufter stute attorney J. C. Atkins
company is C. M. Keys, who is nl- of Gainesville, assisting in the
,n president of the Curtiss Afro- prosecution, offered in evidence n
county warrant Identified by Sumplane and Motor Corporation.
The railroads identified with ucl D. Jordan,'clerk of the court,
“UnilyV new company urc tho as being the original warrant is
Pennsylvania and the Atchison, sued to commissioner Tyler in
Topeka and Santa Fc. The two payment for a hill rendered over a
airplane companies involved are signature he believed to he that
the Curtiss Company and th.- of the commissioner.
Wright Aeronautical Corporation.
Attorney C. D. Landis, defense
Airplane stockH in Wall Street counsel, objected on the ground
toured this morning on the news that no warrant had been mention
j Hut Lindbergh had entered the ed in the indictment.
•business field. Curtis Aero jumpei
The state argued that this doeulu points in early trading on the i mi nt was probably described in
exchange to 1110 and Weight Acio the indictment, contending that
■Im. made a 10 point uilvunce t-< after payment the warrant became
ITS.
a receipt or voucher for the money
Tianseontlnental Air Transport i drawn, the court sustained the
opened on the Curb Market wiih x objection and state attorney Scnr
rule nf 17,000 shares at 113 3-8, up lett stated that in view of the rul
7 point*.'
ing it would he impossible to show
Liiidbcrgh’s acceptance of th- that the commissioner received
pusitiuu with the Transcontinental the money. He requested the in
Air Transport, Inc., definitely dis structed verdict, and gave indica
posed of rumors .to the effect that tion that the matter will again l»e
lie
mukliig arrangements fm I presented to the grnnd ju t)'
a trip ill June by Air to Europe] __T;ha»es«e^ of rntnmissionera W.
I— mtti-nnrmprttnTirimnTirtir-tsihni'l
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II. MelLldge,
*“ Jackson
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dot. (Iieenland and Iceland.
I
Wilkinson, under indictment
W- I
Keen tliough Lndhergli would on
it similar charge were all dis.
giie no countenance to such ru
missed.
mnrs they were severnl times rei
terated, even ut a time when it
was known thut Lindbergh was in
maxiiltution with bUklnes# men
with a view of entering upon a
huninrs* career. 1Jndhergh liai
several times expressed extrem;
annoyance over the publication of
lux alleged "plans" which aubseWith the statement that the
(Continucd on page t>
Hotel Forrest laike will rein*ln
open during the summer months
officials of the company own ng
the hostelry today announced the
appointment of A. J. Richardson
formerly of this city, ns manager.
Mr. Richardson is “ hotel op
erntor of many year’s experience
and is well known in Santoru,
HLUKFIELD, W. Vn., May 23. where for several years he man
— (INS)—Seven men were killed aged the Valdes. After le«vin*
and one miner is missing in a dust this city he became connected with
explosion that wrecked tho No. 30 several large
hotels l» ^
mine of the Black Mountain Coal cities on the west coast of rloiuia.
Fmpuration at Kcnvlr, Ky., ncThe new
management
an
roniing to a telephone report re nounced that u schedule of a
ceived here from the company ,lured rates has been placed into
offices today. Mine rescue crcwi effect, special prices being offer
from the U. S. Coal & Coke Co., ed for the summer months.
at Lynch, Ky., werd said to hnve
Mr. Richardson issued a conlial
recovered the bodies, and another invitation to the citizens of bancrew front Norton, Vn., is assist foul to make use of the hotel for
ing.
•
social and civic gatherings. He
The explosion
occurred last said the management’s
policy
night while the crews were being would be to assist and co operate
•hlfted. Normally there ‘ arc four with organisation* desiring la
to five hundred men employed in stage event* there.
the workings, which ere owned by
the Peabody Interest! In Chicago.
Hotel Forrest Lake
Will Remain Open
DuringTheSummer
Explosion In Coal
'Mine Of Kentucky
Is Fatal To Seven
Methodist To H ave
jnifirnt
Special M eet Tonigl
Special prayer meeting services
'ill be held tonight nt the Metho*
*i»t Church. The meeting hour
^*a been changed.to 7:46 o'clock,
f'rcording to nn announcement by
br. W. P. Buhrmsn, pastor.
Following the- service, during
*h*ch the pastor will discuss an
'ntereiting topic, there will be a
"acting of the board o f stewards,
'timbers of the Men’s Clubs are
Specially invited to attend this
•oceling as observers o f the man|**r In which official business of
board is conducted, Dr. Buhrfcso
Moat States Hnve VolcdTheir
Delegations Which WIIIRcpresent them At Republi
can', Democratic Meetings
W e s t Virginia And
Florida Y e t To A ct
______
Will Rogers Chooses To
Run And W ill Make Race
A s “Bunkless ” Candidate
NEW YORK, May 2.1.— (IN S)
— Will Rogers, the cowboy humor
ist, ha» chosen to run fo r the
presidency. He will ninke the race
as the candidate of a "Bunkless"
party, It was announced today.
If elected he would be tho first
nresident in sixty-two year* who
was funny Intentionally, his hack
ers assert. They ndmit he ts quat*
Hie*! for tho high office ntnl Will
Lone Stnr Stale Delesnten Of j
with ...... ,
Democratic I urt\ \\ ilKiO I
j nc^ thnt he is a veteran
Convention
llninstru cledi „ f thirteen campaigns with the
Ziegfeld Follies, which is someWASHINGTON,
May.
23. thing that enn’t lie said for other
— (IN S)—The delegates that will candidates. They view with alarm
comprise the republican nntlonul the rising cost of government and
assert, that if elected, the geniaL
convention hnve to n large extent Rogers will save
the country
been selected.
money. For one thing ho declines
Two states, Texas and South to have n running mnto on the
Dakota, acted yesterday. South theory thnt the office o f vice
president is nn expenslvo super
Dakota will send n [Smith dele
fluity, whatever that is.
gation to Houston, and a Lowden
"If elected." said Rogers, clear
delegation to Kansas City. The Tex ing his throat, " I ’ll do the work
as situation is somewhat muddied of both president and vice presi
by controversy and internecine dent for one salary, thereby saving
strife. Two Republican delega tho government the vice presi
tions will go to Kansas City and dential salary o f $15,000 n year.
engage a contest, one instructed
"Fifteen thousand berries is
fo r Hoover, the other unlnstrurted. not to he scoffed at, even by tho
Tin* forty Democratic delegations United States Government."
from Texas are listed in the doubt
Fourteen, well-known
Anierlful column.
rails, including
Henry
Ford,
This leaves but two states, Niclioluu Murray Butler, General
Florida and West Virginia, yet to William Mitchell, Judge Ben B.
choose their Republican delega Lindsey nnd William Allen White,
tions. Florida is best with Repub
lican factional strife, and West
Virginia holds her primary on May
2«J. Slower to act. the Democrats
of six states, Florida. Kentucky,
Mississippi, North Carolina. Vir.
ginia and West Virginia, are still
to select their delegations. With
the exception of West Virginia,
this Democratic territory is large
ly unfavorable to Gov. AI Smith.
Results in the states that are Steiwcr Senate Committee in
Given FirHt Hand Inform a
yet to act will not materially af
tion About Attempts To De
fect the existing line-up in either
fend Candidate From Jibes
the Republican or Democratic
races. Tho West Virginia primary
WASHINGTON,
May
2.1.
on May 21) will be important more
— (INH)— A first hand account of
from
from the moral effect than
the activities of Hertiert Hoover's
the mathematical. Smith or Reed enmpnign nidos in their efforts to
delewill get the 10 Da/nocrttic
stop critical attacks on the Secre
gates, and ellheF Hoover or Senatary of Commerce was narrated to
10
tor Goff, the favorite son, the
the Steiwcr Senate Committee to
Republican delegates. In any event,
day by Frank J. Mule, the "angel"
the result I* not expected to make of the weekly magazine "P ditics"
or break any candidacy.
now published here.
G«.v. Al Smiths delegate total
The magazine, edited by u form
as o ff today i» figured in the most er newspaper correspondent, has
reliable tallies in Washington at
been losing $500 weekly, Hale ad
approximately 012, or 122 ah .rt ot
mitted. It hns been unceasing in
the necessary two.thirds. His Mip
its criticism of Hoover's presiden
porters claim enough
r«s«i>i tial ambitions.
strength among the favorite son
Committee members questioned
delegates to nominate him on tin- Hale closely ns to ids business
second or third ballots, and even
connections which enable hint to
the “ last-dltehein” against the
stand a weekly los.i o f $500, aiql
York llpvemor are disposed to ml
they also inquired into the al^to-Uvu-curnsclnesauit AluijJumn
of Hoover's imina__
""tlircat
legcil
'
On the Republican side, the gcra to drive him (Hale) from the
laldes compiled here give Hoover
country if Hoover was elected
as Of today u delegate ■■total
president.
60H.
included
of approximately
Hale naid this "tlireal" came to
full
Penn
in which Is tli
him through H. K. Weeks, whom
sylvania delegation of W. >’" 1 he described ns a former secre
*
New York.
none ut all from
tary to Gen. Lincoln Andrews in
tliese figures can ho made to the prohibition bureau. Hale said
that
the
cuhlstand up. they mean
ho was in Week’s room in a hotel
net candidate will go to Ka' !*" here when George Akornon, one of
City with hut two scire standing Hoover’s secretaries, called up
between him ami the nominationand asked Weeks to arrange for a
There is. however, considerable
meeting with llalv.
controversy over these
"I told Weeks I had no’ business
fieuros tho latwden people m
particular insisting t*nt Ho»ver with Akerson," Hale snid. "After
has l.cen t o o genaroun in bin .Mim some more conversation, Weeks
came hack from the phone with
ing. They are not yet '
this threat: "If Mr. Hoover i»
admit that he will get uli of 1 n
Dominated and elected Washington
70
votes,
even
tnougn
sylvaniu's
will he too hot nnd too small for
the
Treasury
Mellon
Secretary of
did say
sav that of the available can you unless the nttnrks are stop
didates’ Hoover apjiealed most to ped."
Parents To Visit Boys
.C a m p M L a k e W in o n a
Preparations for entertaining ^
large number of P * " n‘ »
.C ,£P
Winona, where 35 Sanford Juni° j
boys are enjoying a week* outing
u.
under the utincrvlsion
supervision ot
Wolfe, Y; M- C. A. “ w t o r for
Seminole County. Thi,- 7 ° rdf ! ^ !
received here this morning from
Mr. Wolfe, who said an Interesting
program has been arranged for the
occasion,
.
,
,
Following the afternoon s entertolnment the visitors will be g^®**
nt supper. Despite heavy rains
for tho* past two days^
the boys' program, — L i r ^ . i campers are having an enjoyable
time, Mr. W olfe', communication
nrh acting as hocker* and endor
sers tip Rogers' candidacy, accord
ing to-Life,’ the humor weekly
whfch today announced the tossing
ftf'W .Ts sombrero into the politi
cal jadn. Will himself,
it was
statu!, will make a formal speech
of WCceptance next week.
While the candidacy o f Rogers,
Is presented as a satire on ortho
dox national polities, tho sponsors
hope his “ campaign will reveal
some of the unnceesnry, ridicu
lous, extravagant and deceptive
practices’’ which they bclieVe •«
be characteristic o f presidential
years.
"Will Rogers is the man for the
office," the men who drafted him
said in n neatly-typed statement
given to the press. "H e is nn
American. Equipped as he is with
n generous supply of genuine
Indian blood, he’s a lot closer to
100 per cent American than most
people who hrng about it.
"lie ’s had political experience,
too, having served ns ’ Mrtyor.'of
Beverly Hills, Cal. "And besides
lie’s ft good scout— nnd it’s just
about time that ttie people of the
United States o f America elected
a president for no oilier reason
than that."
Rogers expressed a willingness
to go before the senatorial committcc
Investigating
campaign
expenditures to deny the hose
enitnrd thnt. he is "spending n lot
of dough for lassos to rope in
voters."
Oct**
•i *
< ••*«
Itul
it I
"Member Audit bureau O f Circulations
SENATE SETS President
ANOTHER DATE
FOR QUITTING Farm R elief Bill
In Fnce O f FIllbuslerAgnlnBt
Muscle Shoals And Doulder
Dam Dills. Administration
Leaders AsR Postponement
STRANGE CASE OF
Hope <For Session
BURDENED W IFE
In Sum m er Is Lost
HOLDS ATTENTION
Opponents Of Two Great G ov
ernment Projects HnveUnl- Prosecutor Shunnon Strives
ted T o Kill Doth Measures
To Find Stntule Dy Which
He (Tin TryllushnndW hoinWASHINGTON,
May
23.
sisls On ilavinK OffsprinRR
— (IN S )—In the fnce o f Senate
• w
i
I !»r«
fir
«
•f hla
For 2nd Tim eCoolidge
Sends Fam ed M eas
ure Back To Capitol
W ith ou t Signature
Denounces Bill
In Harsh Terms
Bejectance
M essage
filibusters against Boulder Dum
Is One O f L ongest
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 23.
nnd Muscle Schools Bills and a tnpr' — (IN S )— Unrelenting after hav
Ever Sent Congress
heavy legislative cnnemlar, admin ing her husband jailed and linforistration leader today tentatively giving the misery .ho hnn cburcu
postponed tlie date for ndjournitig her. Mrs. Edith Cromwell, whose
W ASHINGTON, May 23.—
Congress from next Sat unlay night family problems have nttrncted ( I N S ) — President CoolldRo
the nation’* interest, was waiting vetoed the M cNary-Haugcn
to Tuesdny, May 2t).
A resolution, fixing this date, today for the inw—if there is one Farm Relief Dill today fo r
was expected to he adopted by in her behalf—to tnkc itn course. the second time. Ignoring tho
Mrs. Cromwell, 41, had her hus advice o f the farm bloc in
the House and sent to the Sennte.
Administration lenders said the band, Edward, nn $1H n week team Congress, and disregarding
House was rrrtnin to agree upon ster, arrested because he see* no the threuts o f a grain belt re
tills date while they predicted reason to curtail the sise o f hi* volt ugainst the administra
family.
tion in the forthcom ing elec
.Senate concurrence even over the
The case, which opens tomorrow,
opposition of friends of the noul- promises to be one or the stran tion, Mr. Coolidge sont the famous
dt r Dam and Mnsele Setionls Bills. gest in legal annul*. %The prose measure hack to tho Capitol with
Opponents of the two grat cutor. James C. Shannon, has been out his signature, and accompan
government project a were report working to find some kind of a ied it with a message explaining
ed to have united their force* in nn statute under which lie can’t try his reasons for disapproving it.
Although tho bill nod.been modieffort to kill both hills. The Muscle husband. Cromwell Is nt present
Schools measure, on which House being held under a breach of penefc find considerably to meet presi
dential objections o f a year ago it
nnd Senate conferees have agreed charge.
still contained the equalisation feo
The
wife
who
has
borne
IS
after it paused the two branches in
slightly different form, had the children would place her life in —which agrarian leaders charac
tietter chance of final enactment. jeopardy if_she were to have an terise ns the heart o tho plan—
The and to which Mr. Coolidge has
The Boulder Dnm Hill appeared other, according to doctors.
husband cannot understand, or been unyielding in his opposition.
doomed to defeat in this session, be
doesnt rnre to, and insists upon
In view of the short time re
cause of the longer legislative increasing his family, the wife as
maining of the present session o f
Journey facing it. After passing serts.
Congress it is not anticipated that
the House nnd Senate, it will have
"I don’t rare if he newer gets the bill can he passed over tho ve
to go through the same legislative out o f jail,’’ Mrs. Cromwell deto. It is not even certain that an 4
mill a second time nftcr differ •elnred. "H e threatened to kill me
effort will be modo to do ao, for
ences have been adjusted in con when the police w-ere here.’' Id some o f th# rebellious backer* o f v I
ference. This process probably the shabby surroundings which the bill have declared ther intenLcnvcH SniUbergen A l Enrly would require two to three weeks form
the home
Cromwell
rni trie
nome oorf Mrs.
airs, trom
w tu
Hour This Morning I^d By in tlie fnce of the. present opposi nm.1 her family, Hhc hns willingly- t,on t0- ,*t t^®. P*rt* ,lfind ,h®
Genornl Nobile Who Will tion.
become the subject o f many visi onus of its defeat.
.•
Tho presidential message o f re
Investigations
t'nrry Out ____
As a result, Administration lend tors. She gladly tells of her past jects nco was one of the longest ho
life
nnd
seems
to
take
pride
in
the
KINO’S HAY, sriTZBKRGKN. ers were ready to give supporter* fart thnt sho has become tho cen has ever sent to Congress, cover
May Bit.— (IN S)— Bound for tli • of the two measures a week in ter of u country-wide’ Interest.
ing some 24 printed pages, which
Northt Pole on its second venture which to fight the filibustering
he a t -/
- ;?
When asked why the didn’t get also included an opinion by the
over tho uncharted wastes of the tactics of the opposition. It wns n divorce, she said that she used torney general. A t the outsett, M u ?
f r o i .4 Arctic, the dirigible Italia tiio opinion of itYuiAeadcrs .that.if to tell her husband sho would bug Ctooljdge declared that tho\
left its base here at 4:-IO A. M- filibusters blocked both bills for n it. didn’t have nny effect. Besides, "still Is unconstitutional" and1 then
week, neither could be enacted this she declared ho threatened her, If ho proceeded at length to outllna
today.
Although weather
conditions session even if Congress remain- sho attempted it.
and explain his reasons fo r again
were not perfect, General Umber cd here nnothcr trn ilay* or until
disapproving it.
to Nobile, commander of the ship, June i>. the Saturday preceding
"The bill,’ ’ he said, ^contains
felt that they were sufficiently (lie Kansas City Republican coiinot only the so-called equalization
favoruhle to allow him to start.
fee nnd other features of tho old volition, Any hope nf an all-sumAh the huge silver-sheened ernft mcr sesion was uhandnncd folmeasure prejudicial, in my opin
nosed its way upward through -i lowing enactment of the Flood
ion, to sound public policy and to
murky haze, the crew of the sup ('nut rnl Bill. tlie only measure
agriculture, but also new and high
ply ship t’ itta Di Milano, and na winch ciiinninndcd fighting majori
ly objcctionablo provisions. "In its
Sniiford Kiwanians today cele- entirety, it is little lesa undesir- ’
tives wlio had runic miles to ties ill both llinise ami Smote.
watch tho dirigible's departure,
The first move to iron out dif brnted the seventh anniversary of ablo than tha earlier moasure. Tho
cheered •enthusiast lealty and wish ferences between the House und tho organization of the local dub. hill still is unconstitutional. This
ed (he intrepid air-voyagers God Sennte mi the new lux reduction A. P. Connelly, first president of position is supported by th# opintin* clnli, gave a short address ro*- lon of the a ^ r n e ^ g o i m r a l . " ^ ^
(.ill w n s Iliken today. T h e. IIhuhu
speed.
ii-winr-thr worh- nf—the- organi
ttrfnnr-Eran lng'r ftrncrnl Nntrttv " " acted a fc8li.Ofl0.IIUU redifiJfPth
The veto message which Presi
announced that he first planned while the Senate limited the slush zation and praising the efforts of dent Coolidge sent to Congress a
to cruise to the top of Greenland. to $201.000.000. House lenders have its members in Ix-bulf of Sanfurd. year ago on the first MeNaryTho principal ndress wns dc- Haugen Bill denounced the mcoaFrom there, lie suid, he would announced there would he little
live
red by Judge Wallace W. uro in the strongest terms Mr.
head for the North Pole.
trouble in reaching an agreement,
Just before Nobile climbed ln*n Indicating thut most o f the Sennte Wright, whoso remarks were sc- Coolidge uver use# in a public pa
coided a hearty upplnuse. Other per, and ths message today re
the control ear of the Italia, the rates will he accepted.
features of tlie program included peated most of those argunicnta
Padre of the ( ’ittu Di Milano
vocal selections by Mrs. Arthur und added new ones.
blessed the .cross which will be
Brannon und piano numbers by
"Cruelly deceptive to tha farm
dropped from the ship when it
George Bnickhnhn. The entertain er," “ fantastic,"
"unworkabl#,”
reaches the Pole.
ment was in charge of Jon Maren- "price-fixing fallacy," " ‘enoourag#Nobile nnd his crew nf sixteen
tetto nnd Ray Fox. Fifteen com
~ tft
(Continued
on page 4)
smiled confidently and waved to
plimentary ticket* to tho Milsnc
their well-wisher* n» the ship HnliTheater were given away.
cd slowly into space. It soon ga
liicauso
ol
i
steady
downpour,
Clyde Byrd introduced Rev. Max
thered *|»ced and altitude and after
some fifteen or twenty minutes it the political rally staged at Osce Cook o f Oviedo a* a now member.
ola last night for tho benefit of Several committee* gave reports.
diknpfieured in the clouds.
county candidates, did not attiart The nttnednnce wns ono o f tho
When the Italia reaches the us large a crowd us had been ex
largest in several inuillu.
I*ule, it is expected nn attempt pected. Most of the office seekors
will be mudo to land several mem were present to present
their
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 23,
bers of the crew to make scientific
— (IN S )— A person does not havo
claims.
observations, if* weather cond The meeting was presided over
to expect to leave thv state for
tlnns permit.
by R. J. Holly, secretary of the
the June 6 primary, in order to
county Democratic executive com
tnko advantage of th# 1927 absent
mittee. Aspirants for constable
voters law, Attorney General Fred
and Justice <>f
did not ipefck.
Davis declared today. Ilia state*
E. E. Brady, C. M. Hand, E. E.
Two civil case* occupied the clr raent, issued as a result of numer
Walker nnd J. F. McClelland, caninii court’s session this morning. ous inquiries follow#:
dhlutes for sheriff, were present.
"I notice by report# to the press
J. G. Sharon nnd S. A. II. Wilkin- George W. C'rin wn i awarded dam and also by the numerous inquir
HAMPTON ROADS, Vn.. May coast line as well us the vital At Hon presented their claims in be ages of $1,51)0 in a suit against F. ies which coma to my office that
hurl lantic Coast nesr Norfolk, must half the office of county judge. A. Howard. By^agrecmont botween there ia a widespread misunder
to
23.— (IN S )— Prepared
bo defendod by the nrmy, assisted Candidates for tax nsscaaor, J. P.
j
it
2,100 pound projectiles over a by naval aircraft.
COUIlHir1 u jury trial was dispensed standing as to the effect of the
1927 absent voter’s law’.
Chittenden, E. II. Kilbec ond Alex
ten-mile sweep of the Atlantic,
with at.d Judge W. W. Wright ren
Preliminary
maneuver
plans
"The general
impression
is
from the deep black maws of 10 have been in operation since mid ander Vaughan, gave brief talks. dered a decision in favor o f th>!
Vance Douglass, R. R. Dens and
that persona must be out of the
inch howitiers, the United States night Sunday, snd sunrise today
plaintiff,
who
sought
damages
on
army coast defense today inaug found the rival commands poised P. L. Thrasher spoke for the the basis of a note for $1,000. In state on election day In order to
urated at the vital entrance to to hurl their fire across tho nar offieo of clerk of circuit court, terest and attorney fees were ad voto this ballot. As a matter of
fact, thie impression U erroneous
and R. W. Penrman Jr., J. R.
Chesapeake Bay the most elabor row estuary
which
separate# Lyles and L. P. Hagan presented ded.
and any person who la going to
ate war games ever undertaken Capo Henry from Cape Charles.
Ralph Smith received damages be out of the county where - he
their candidacies - for tho legisla
on the American continentAircraft from 1-angley Field ture, John G. Leonnrdy und Judge of $1,2(12.13 in a suit against tho ho# his votinr place has just as
Under the new b**ic strategy scout the harbor for enemy craft.
W. E. White appeared for the Sanford Credit Association. Wil much right to vute this ballot as
o f the coast defense system, this LufiuaUv-eia*. s is
rhsd >)inii W W P 'W W tm fT * prosecuting at son and Boyle represented the if he were going to be out of tho
vufneraBrb 'spoP-^Tfi? *navurente• the shore lino abovo and below
J. J. Parrish plaintiff nnd J. M. Johnson ap state.
*
way to the National Capital and Norfolk to guard against raiding torney. Senator
made a brief address. Candidates peared in behalf the defendant.
“ Under section 2, of chapter
all the vital war plants in Mary parties. Enemy scouting planes
for county
commissioner who
Other cases on the dvll dockett 11824 (The Act In Question), a
land and Virginia is to he pre drone over the harbor, safely be
apoke were: J. T. McLunc, S. F. for this session are: D. L. Thrash person who .expects to be absent
pared against any emergency.
yond the reach of Anti-aircraft Long and W. B. Ballard.
er versus R. L. Betts; D. A. Cald from hla or her home county on
Four sixteen-inch mortars of guns spitting savagely from the
Mr. Holly announced today that well versus W. G. Aldridge; W . C. election day may apply In person
the fixed battery at Fort Storey protection of Fort Storey,
• the meeting ut I’aola ha* been Corker versus Lizzie and Eil Dav to the County Judge of that
Tho mouth of Chesapeake Boy ciinngcd from next Tuesday night is; Mitehcl D. Lewi* versus L. E.
were supplemented in tho defensccounty not more than fifteen day*
ive fire today by 4 twelve-inch is thickly'strewn with submerged to Monday night. The changu was White und F. M. Davison versus (May 21) and not Iasi thm tbreo
howltsera and 4 eight-inch guns mines to challenge the enemy mode in accordance with the the latke Worth Construction Com day* (June 1) before the
from the Mobile artillery unit at should his cruisers prevail against wishes of tho candidates.
the election, obtain an ah,wn$«XfteB7
pany.
tho fire of the land batteries.
Fort Eustice.
er’a ballot and vote hia ballot at
Tho
grand
jury
was
still
In
ses
Enemy aircraft are active near
PRESIDENT SIGNH BILL
The strategy o f the operations
sion today but it was reportad that that time.
the
approaching
fleet,
to
prevent
assumes that a hostile Navy has
" A pepon does not have to ex
WASHINGTON,
May
23. the body had almoat completed its
damaged the Panama Canal bat aerial observation and fire control.
pect
to leave the stat* In order to
investigations.
The
grand
jury
is
tling the United States battle The approach of the red enemy — (IN S )— President Coolidge to
take advantage of the 1927 absent
expected
to
return
its
report
»oonday
signed
the
Jones-White
Mer
fleet in the Pacific for six weeks. fleet was reported tq tho land
voter’* Uw,"
chant Marino B U I . __ ___ . time tomorrow morning.
command* at 0 A. M. today,
'
4 .•II
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k.
HOOVER’S AIDES DIRIGIBLE ITALIA
MADE EFFORT TO DEPARTS ON TRIP
STOP CRITICISMS OVER NORTH POLE
him.
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Sanford Kiwanians
Celebrate Seventh
Birthday Of C lu b
AttendancelsSmall
AtPoliticalMeeling
BecauseOfWeather
Attorney G eneral
Interprets Rule of
Absent Voters Law
Germany Discusses U. S. Land And Air Forces Will Strive
Great Possibilities, To Stop Attack O f Imaginary Enemy
O f Gas In Next War
7* m i m - A l l
3.---(INS) A ll
BERLIN, May 23
Germany hs» been shaken by tho
%
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explosion in Hamburg which killed
11 persons sod put 250
the hospital. Many of the
xiated victim* arc in such *•«“ >«»
condition that U i* believed the;
cannot recover.
,
Pacific, Socialist nnd Democrat!:
papers nro pulnting lurid picture^
b f fFTe ’ fibm»rw-»f "the-nest- » * i when fiesta o f airplanes drop pois
on g** bombs upon unsuspecting
cities. The Berliner Achtuhr Abendblmtt called it “ a general rehears
al for eero-chemical warfare M
the future." The newspaper added.
"The terrible lesson the German
people will realise from this is
whs* a horrible fate uwaits civi
lians when the terrors of./u tu re
Sas warfare break upon them un
expectedly." An official Investiga
tion is already Under way at Ham
burg. Official* o f the Reichswehr
have been Summoned to testify
whether th# German army high
command knew anything about the
•xistepe# of the poison gas,
.ii
Cl
lie
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Vn % 1“ *4
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C ircu itC o u rtB ill
Are Decided Today
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BARRON HURLS'sox h a lt y a n k s ,
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T 0 ffIN ,7 TO 4
Visitors CounterThrce
Tallies In Opening
Stanza And AddOne
.M o r e In SixthFrame
Locals Get 2 In
Fourth, 4 In 5th
S'IKtV '
Fr
it
Frisbie In Good F orm ;
W a d e AndSalvaA re
Added ToTheLineup
THEN CHAMPIONS
TURN THETABLES
Thirteen Circuit M ows Are
Delivered In Doth Loops.
Mack Wilson And Jim Hottomlcy Getting Two Each
NEW YORK, Mav —(INS) —
A h the result of tile defeat of the
double header
yesterday,
the
other Amrricnn League clubs
perked up a bit today. The Yauks
h«<’ taken 12 of their last Ml starts
including eight .successive victories
and their rivals were heginnirtg to
fenr that the winning streak of
the champions was due to go on
forever—just
like Tennyson's
brook and the senate committee
investigating campaign expendi
tures.
.
After being felted *by,, the Ibis*
tonese by an 8 to 4 count, the
Yunks retaliated by nipping the
Sox .'I to 2 and snapping Boston’s
winning streak of seven straight.
Mcusel's homp run, following two
walks, ruined-' Charley Ruffir;gVi
four-lilt game.Monte run hitters on nil fronts
found the range, delivei lug Ml cir
cuit smacks. 11act. Wilson and Sun*
ny Jim Ilottomley got two apiece.
Wilson now leads the National
League home nut face with eight
circuit clouts, one more than Del
Rissonetlc-'s total. Ilottomley has
six.
Harper and Roettger of the Car
dinals also hit Imincrs,' enabling
til-1 ted birds to nose out the Cubs
8 to 7. The St. Louis club has bit
21 ImmcM. a In\‘ er record than
any big league outfit except the
Yankees, who have 28, ami the
Athletics, who have 25,
The Reds shaped the Pirates I
lo .‘I but lust a i bailee to go into
fits! place when they dropped a
d l • •'! decision to the Hues in the
nightcap.
The A'bleliis advnixed lo with
in •'! 1-2 games of the Yankees bv
inking two cle-e ones from Wash,
ingt m, I
:: and 2 In I.
Jad. (juian won bit1own game in
Hu opener uiili a bit in the thirI until inning 'I bis victory war
• ■ t|\ f-r the Mail.me'i however,
ns Tris Spcak-i- ami Ming Miller
collided lr goiuv after a flv and
suffered iniiilies wbi>|| vill ).• ep
Ilietit mil o ’ (lie game for all 10<l< ' mile |,i |mil.
A Immer by D\ he- ami Freneb's
double gave Ilip a's the nightcap
even though they made oily one
oilier lui "Ii Hadley. The N'nls
dloppc.l into sevenlb place. Other
club* were not scheduled.
On ii rain soaked field, which
sjowed the (fame considerably,
Hanford won the first gdnic of
the serie* from Daytona .Reach
yesterday afternoon at the Muni
cipal Park. The score was 7 to -I
the locals hunching their hits to
store two runs in the fourth, four
Jit the fifth und another in ihc
soventh.
Barron hurling for the Snnfonl
team kept his hits well scatterrd.
In the opening stanza the visitor
pushed three runs across the
platter, on t«n> walks, n hit and
nn error. The Hanford ace allowed
soyen hinglcs while his mates
were getting six
o ff Stokes.
Scholls Daytona rightficlder, was
the only man on either team wh .
secured more than one safety,
Retting three, one of them for
two socks.
The Feds chalked up errors
while the visitors made three,
(ceil Frisbie, playing in the shortfield, accepted o several difficult
chances although he made an error
Jn the final frame. Halva, a for
mer Smoker, played third base
and performed creditably. A ik Ilu r
familiar face that has lM-t-n added
to the lineup is Eddie Wade, who
>s Playing in the center gaid.
•» the first inning. M *ik r
drew a pi<> s and went to thud ,m
Scholl’s double. Wyrallis wall. .1
Jo fill the hags. Miler ifted a
l»>ng fly to left field iui,| Me- tier
tallied. Scholl and Wyrallis tel
vance to third ami second on o
passed ball ami tallied a minute
lutor when Toppluo's fly \\;i*
muffed by Warren.
In the fourth Frisbie singled
and went to second when Mantes
was walked. The Sanford shortrtop scored whin llcywoith n e r
threw first on Salvo's bunt. Moines
also (minted when Warren lui o
grounder and a peg t•• first was
too high.
Font more tallie. were modi
Ml I lilt A N I E \l.l
by Sunfoiil in tin next umnig.
.Two errors, two woll; oml two ^ Pla.Xri and (‘bib
L- all
1
•< 1.
I'
hits dill the wort For g....| metis.
urc tlm locals iiiiule am tint jr, tp.. k l i " SI I mi-.
28
21
'.1* i
seventh after the \
- |
Mai h
Vi asbington,
scored a single maiki t m |||,
:m .
21 77 Ml
feeding hlan/.n.
F'onseca, I b•v( land,
Score:
2 1 93 10 Ml . 170
Daytona Bench
Ruth, New V»*l h,
ft(i i Ii__ lux—
u
~
'
.'In l u j " 30 37 .
Graff72l7
l
Me: sner. 2b
1
Townsend, r
1 7 1 0
Scludlx, rf
Warren, 2b
Wj'Cidlis, i f
I 2
llarrun, p
II
1 0 M
Miller. If
Topjiini, s.s
•*
Tot Ills
G 1! 7
Ituxter, lb
Day I"i- ii Meaeh
1 IMll MOM — i
Hayworth, c
SAN FORD
2 IU IUx StokcN, p
1'wo-bnse
lots.
Scholl,
Topptno.
xGodliy,
Gehrig, New York,
30 1(11) 28 .T.l
Leader n year ago today,
Miller, St. fouls, .439.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player and Club
11 pc*..
4:
nb r
Grantham, Pittsburgh
32 111 2.1 17 .412
Ott, New York,
“ .
20 71 12 28 ,37b
I'. Wnnir, Pittsburgh,
31 120 20 17 .373
Hornsby, Host mV,
29 102 21 38 .37J
Roettger, St. Louis, '
2k 102 9 33 .37.1
fonder a year ago today,. Far
roll, New York. .110.
TI1U RIG FIVE
Player g nb
r
Ii In* pet.
Hornsby
29
1373
Ruth
30
.313
Gehrig 30
.358
Cobb
27
.323
Speaker
20 108 in 28
2 258
Yesterday's Home Runs ___
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I'lnycr and Club Ycs’day Sen
I*. Wilson, -Chicago 2
ifvitomlcy, St. Louis 2
tVArpor, St. fouia
1
Roettger, St. Louis . 1
*
Ttl.
8.
0.
4.
3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Player mid Club Ycs'dny Sea Ttl
Foxx, Philadelphia
Todt, lioston
Mciisel, New York
Combs, New York
Regan, Hoston
Ta'tt, lioston
Dykes, Philadelphia
The Leaders:
Nat ionnl— Wilson 8; Hissonette
Ilottomley 0; Harper 4; II a fey
I.
American Ruth 12; Hauser
Gehrig 8; K. Williams 4; Todt
Foxx 4.
League Totals:
National— I Ilk
American— 1(19.
S T A N D IN G
P l.n ttllM ST ATI. I.KAIITK
W I. |'c[.
'Vest Palm Itcacli
F’ort Iaiudrr'ibilp
( >i Iambi
Daytona Reach
> XM 'nRD
Miami
NATIONAL I.KAGI K
' tV 1,
Chicago
uo ||
fim innati
. 22 15
It*.
Totals
xBatted
Sanford
32 I 7 21 Ml
Stoken in ninth.
al.
B umIi , i f
Wndc, cf
Frisbie, mm
Jackson, ||
liarnoM, ||,
Hulva, ali
.571
.571
.518
.484
.281
.207
M’LARNIN BOWS
TO MANDELL IN
COLORFUL BOUT
Chnnipinn^Fukcs Every Round
Except Tw oW hichA reE ven;
Pet.
2(1,000
Sec Titular Scrap
.800
.701
IIY DAVIS J. WALSH
.018
POLO
GROUNDS, NEW YORK,
.407
.424 "May 22—(IN S )—The burp that
.301 once through tarn's balls played
-155 lullaby music to willing and unwill
.341
ing (bins hnd a slightly sour twang
this morning.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Jimmy McLnrin wore the harp
B irm ingbum _ ...........27 11 .711
on
his back as he stepped out of
Memphis ............. .
21 15 .015
the
ring last nigh! after 15 rounds
21 17 .553
Mobile ..
New Oilcans . ........... 1!) 19 .500 with Sammy Mandcll but that was
Nashville .. .
17 21 .447 only whnt he bud planned to do,
.15 21 .417 meanwhile taking u bow to the
l.ittle Rock . .
Chattanooga ....... ..... 10 23 .410 left, right and centre us the multi
Atlanta
25 .342 tude Matted in unison. Wlmt he
hadn't expected t.i wear was the
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
“ mouse" upon his tightly closed
W L Pet. eye or the vin rouge upon his up
Milwaukee
........ 23 13 .0.39 turned Irish nose, for this wasn't
St. Paul ........ . • ••• •H 14 .011 part of,the act at nil.
Kansas City
Neither was the fact that he
......-.2 0 10 .550
Minneapolis .. ,.
10 17 .528 saw occasion to take no bows ns
Indianapolis; . .....
18. 17 .51 1 ho went. In truth, he took nothing
Toledo
....... 18 17 .511 all evening. Un’,?ss one wishes to
Louisville
1 1 20 .412 include MntidcU's inevitable left
Columbus
........ 10 27 ,270 to the eontcimnee nnd his occasion*
a though mithorntive right *o
the lobby or foyer.
T O D A Y ’S G A M E
As for taking the lightweight
title away from Mundctl, that pros
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
pect became an absurdity from the
Orlando at Miami.
Fort foudcrdulc at West Palm .moment they exchanged tlif-ir first
gi ininro—for the benefit of the
Reach.
clunk and suit men 20,00(1 in round
Daytona Reach at SANFORD.
numbers when they started. They
NATIONAL LEAGUE
wore also round al the finish, only
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
this time they were round slmuMNew York at Brooklyn..
.
rjed with remorse. As n fight, it
Chicago at St. fouis.
Philadelphia al Boston ('! gnnicsi u a -n't t,tic!i n much.
It would also lie achieving ah*
AMERICAN LEAGUE
in .iiity to state this point or any
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
(Ii landn-Miami, wet grounds.
Washington at I'hilnd -Iphia.
\Vc- t Palm Beach-Fort Lauderdale.
St. Louis at Detroit.
ram.
A MERICA N ASSt H I ATI ON
Columbus at Indianapolis.
\ VI'lOVAL LEAGUE
Toledo at fo;iis\illc.
Pitt
'-Inn
gh
Cincinnati lib
St. Paul at Milwaukee.
j
'
lucago
T;
SI.
I
.oil
is 8.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
j Only names scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION'
\ MERIC AN I.KAGI E
AI hint a at Little R<.»!..
New Orleans at N'nshkdle.
. \V i‘ liingt'ui 'I I: Philadelphia 1-2.
Mobile a* ( I attlilioo *a.
I',, ."it x-2; New York I .'I.
■
gin.ic*> si In dalco. ~
lui miiigliain al .Mc a 'Ii: ■
>
SOI TIIKRN ASSOCIATION
RFSIJLTS
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
SANFORD 7. Daytona Hi-acli 4.
N« (v Oi lcans 2: Nashville I
\11nut ii at l.ittle Rock. mm.
Mobile rl CltatiaiMiogn. lam.
Only games n'hcduled.
.M m Iid lit .
WEDNESDAY
I m i( i
other, that Mnndell still is the
lightweight champion of the world.
Everybody knew before the first
round was over that if MrLarnin
really was the outstanding chnlenger, Mundbll would.be champion
until they started giving away
cigar coupons to the two.nickels*
for-n*dimc telephone customers.
Or course, it Is always sufe to
stand gallantly over the man who
is down nnd kick him directly be
neath the clavicle. I would like to
avoid this onerous task, hut, after
M cforin’s performance, I have no
alternative hut to deliver my kick
with vindictive joy nnd go my way.
M cfom in’j probably couldn’t
hnvc beaten Mandcll with a horse
whip last night but he didn’t have
to lose so/n r o ff that he failed to
enrry n single round of. fifteen.
James was ns game ns the Irish
When The
Burglar
'
Elaborate preparations
'•m 1
made lo guard the fare iUg||
mi exhibition in London with ^
Philatelic Congress of Great f c f
ain this year. The total value ofthj
exhibits is estimated at more th
$500,000. The insurance ran i^ l
rive figures, ami a number of
tectiveK were instnictui to be J?
constant watch. One dis.,|,
slump, owned by Arthur HimU^
valued at J.IO.fSO. It js 0f
*
mous F’errari collection,
look about three years to sell, ^
brought more limit $2,(100,000.' As,
jtnir, of the Mauritius p*
Office, arc valued at $55,000. So*
of the members of the asocial* ‘
have stamp collections wrth $274
or.o, and their joint collect^ I
PF'NSACOI.A— Storm nnd flood would bring more than $1,000.001
damage on Pensacola and AtlAntfo One man gave. $450,000 for a ofdivision of Louisville nnd Nash lection just to get five sinmpji,
hnd been wanting for years.
.
ville Railroad being repaired.
V .
^ficy'iv good — *
andgoodjoryou\
Says
“Throw'Em Up
tf
Take No Chances
But
STAMPS GUARDEU
in him demanded and he never
stopped trying in the lace of cer
tain defent, This was all very
laudatory ntid commendable but it
meant nothing. No objection is en
tered to Uw manner in which he
tried.
•
Virtually 10 rounds behind at
the end of the tenth—I called the
fifth nnd sixth evenJMcLnrnin
was so poorly advised ns to keep
winging away to the body, his np*
parent intention being to wear his
man down. This would have been
ideal tactics if they were fighting
50 rounds, instead of fifteen. As
it was McLnrtiin’s only chnace then
was to fling right and left hands
at the profile and never stop. Of
course, it is none of my business
that he never started hut I never
theless reserve the right not to
lake the performance.
♦
**
Before H e
Comes
Call
u s .. . we’ll ffive you
insurance that will
cover your loss com
pletely and
you’ ll
smile the smile ol
happy forethought
as you turn over
your valuables.
\
b
<lerv\ce,}
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A . P. Connelly
and Sons
INtahlishrd M"i"
P|'" ,'«' in
22 i Magnolia
Y ou!
MAY
2 3 rd
WHOLESOMENESS
t "OUNG folks obtain an ipvi«jjl*-oratin^ thrill from delicious,
wholesome soft drinks. Besides
h ig h -q u a lity siijj;ar w ith its
energy value,bottled carbonated
beverages contain fmre carbon
ated water and wholesome fla
v o r s . Carbonation . . . perfect
only when the drink is bottled
. . . produces that sparkling,
appetite-creating tang.
Stolen bases, Graff, Toppuio, .laekwiii. Saerifue Ini', Salva, Miller,
•1 i Baxter Base , on bulls olf Stokes
7, off Barion 7. Struck out, |»v j
a Stokes
by Barron 5. Passed
balls. Townsend 2, Hayworth I.
Double plays. Frisbie to Barnes;
1'iisble to Warren to Baines. ||,i
by pitcher, by Barron (lluxterl
'* I mpires. Weaker and Moore. Tin:c
•I i 2:05.
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15
14
DS
23
23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L
0
New York
. ...........2(1
Philadelphia ... ......... 19
8
Cleveland
...........2F 13
Boston .......... - ...........14 10
St. Louis
......'...-14 19
.•>••••••••«11) 23
Detroit
Washington
..........11 20
Chicago .......... . . . . f t 11 21
( Mlamb
Baseball Facts
! 1
New York . .. J....M........1 0
St. I.oui.x ... ..........--..20
Brooklyn ...
Pittsburgh ......... ..............15
Boston
.............. 9
Philadelphia ....................... 0
ORLANDO
•
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< 1 0 0 In Cash / ‘ .i f , *
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tral Floritla.
A c ity w id e tluy o f
tions. W hen you call for your fav
values sp on sored b y the
.• H at Cleaning Dept.
;
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orite in NEHI-“ take a good look
.
Moved to
RETAIL
105 W e• st' First V S t r e e t s
M ERCH AN TS
ASSOCIATION
=
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JK
see that NEH1 appears on the hottie. Bottled Exclusively By
s
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C H E R O -C O L A B O T T L IN G C O .(
O f O rlando
N ext To W estern Union
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PA G E TWO
TH E SANFORD H ERALD . SANFORD. FLORIDA. W EDNESDAY, M AY 23, 192ft
The Saiftord Herald
> »r«M lili»d
I
Ill
fT rrr i l t m M M n t » r l
at M i t s N , F h H d * .
M a ii ia U a A r r a n * .
K alrrrd
aa a . r a a d
Octohrr 27, 1»1», at
a l A a a f o r i V Flo rid a,
( 'o a r r r o a o f Mareh 0.
rtaaa n a t t e r
thr Pnatuf Her
a a d r r a r t of
1N*7.
medium of Hie ' ‘revolution” nothin
the Revolution, Unit there is n Mrs.
Eleven years njfo last montli the Uni Us I Stilted enteretl , William I.yon Phelps, the trethe World war on the side o f the Allies
EiKhteen months I meminus tml'lic .to whom William
later that war ended for m ost o f us, blit for those who,had 4^-Vo" •’helps is as ,, familiar a*
Poppy Day
SC H O O L B O Y H O W L E R S
8T. A u m s r iN K RECORD
State A nd County Tax
Some ne with a sense o f humor. I
felt the sicken in# suffocation o f gas, t in splitting cuts o f , Will mim ah»vinit ^ ^ g a r^ .ymia', probably a InnjKTirrfifor.mg school
mnehine gun bullets . or tho crash o f shrapnel, tho real war |tooth powder, w on tf^ lT ^ a i she, lenrlit r‘ 7 u i Ve r t ^ - ST '.A ciirr^nt
had just begun.
'They fpunri themselves beginning tho I w«* like, only n ■feV-fttrsona eouid magazine the following choice colA
IIOU.AMI L. UF.AN . .............. KdIf nr battle o f life handicapped perhaps by the loss o f a leg, an ' tell that die i* groyhnired, short,
j lection of “ srmxil hoy howlers” ,
K. HOW A lit, HRHU .
KARI.K I t JONKfl ..« > B a x ;,| lidllur arm or with.ruined lungs.
almost plump: that her amiability 1gleaned from a set of ('Elimination
To aid those who have been unable, either through the is. mil cxocc
fumed pnpers:
.MII*MIIIPTIo.Y HATES
to hushnud’s, inir tier tact; that If
................ 97.00 seriousness of their wounds or through lack o f funds,
“ My favorite character in Eng.
................ 9.1.50
hi* excels as a host, so tint's she lish history is Henry VIII, he hml i
..... ....... .. 91.73 cope with the situation, and have for years been languish
Hr C artl.r I»cr Weak
i«M 90.15 ing in hospitals, the annual
poppy sale has been adopted. as a lu^ti ■. reigning supreme i.ix wives and killed thum nil."
"Henry \ 111 was very fat, he.
These jtoppios have been made by disabled veterans, are sold at her ttii tiihli* or nour another's
T h r llr n t t j, Sanford’* p lu a r r r n o n play mr a quiet lioness to lav rides living mai rieii!"
papar. . u b m r l h c . to thr In tern a at whntuver price the purchaser thinks he can afford, and
fav
“ Henry VII was :i very, good
tional N r n a Sr rr trr , r r r r l t l n n from the profits go to make the lives of those who suffered in Lyon. Mr.*. I'helps him her
orites, inner ones, among the kinv, im had plenty o f nrhhoy, ly1
thla
anprrtnr
nrwa
o r a a n l u f Inn
I n r a t t thonaand Word* d ollr r o r r r - the war a little happier and a little more comfortable.
Yule tinik igrmlilutcs. There was a had plenty o f wives, Ajld iliyd of
Inc nil th r Irndtnv event* of thr
The poppy is the memorial flower o f the American Le .time, wlun her nieve ami name ulrers of the legs.”
• a t t r r worl d. T h r
I. St. K. la ra■•retail? r f f l r l r n t In Fluridn and la
gion; it is also the memorial flower o f the French. British sake, Aimnhelle lluldiard, went
Wllhtfn^ equal.
"Elizabeth ascended the throne
and Canadian World War veterans. It was adopted as such to vi it in New Haven, that. Mrs. in lass, anil tiled in Ifull), she did
The H e ra ld la a
mrnthrr o f
Ihr probably because in Flanders Fields, where the fighting was I'hi'lpslWii-- the most popular rhapAudit H a rr a n o f t’l rru la lln n ., an
©run© for m les around the Qld not have a very long reign.”
International Aaaorlatlan o f I'nh- severest and where the red blood of many soldiers flowed
“ A.- the ivault of colonization
Yale kerne, Annahilli
lliitihanl
llahrn., Ailv e r t l . r r * and A d v r rt laKliznheth's reign,
Raleigh
tnd
Aprnta
whirl.
require
ear h in greatest quantities, crimson poppies grew .and bloomed I’helps Was hern anil lirpughl up in
1‘u b lU h c r iqanihrr to auhmlt to n in great abundance during the Spring following thr* Arm is
hrought r molting into Kngloml and
in
Htiiall
Huron
City,
Mich!,
:w;d
thuruuch
nndll
of
aubarrlptlon
llata In order to i r r l f t nbaolatrli tice and a superstition spread that lire jtoppies came front it is tie re, upon her inherited ©s- had a bucket o f cold water thrown'
n't rlnlma o f rl rr nlatl on. aa w e l l aa
the wounds o f lost comrades.
v tate, Ihat William t.yon Phelps i,n Idm; nml Drake disc iverril puta*
b o h M i bnalneaa atalhodv.
"Each oim of us." says the SI. Augustine KecPrd, has his privatt gplf ionise, Yale toes intiml the world.”
•'.lame, I eluiinei) the thrum' of
TUESDAY, MAY 22,
"gives what he can and will, with a thrill o f.patriotism mean tiunner and U. N. flag. lake the Kiigland through his gramlm'd her
estate 1.1 the golf course, Annatime th a t-is a faint shadow o f the feeling o f leu years ago helle IluMald Phelps i- the u iiijg j
that agitated us during the war period. It is well we have trusive listkgioiind to profound
BIBLE VERSE * OR TODAY
the poppy with us, "Lest we forget," for memory ’is short hat sai.net jams playful William
at bent, and we are nil too prone to let our feelings o f grati
TUK DIFFERENCE IN MEN—
tude and patriotic fervor die down, when the need for those
•U'huou-lovctli instruction ' loveth
knowledge: but lie that hateth re* is past."
■----------- o------ -.
N ■
proof in brutish.— I'rov. 12:1.
PRAYER—Give us,
toachablo spirit.
Lord,
the
Pulatka Lets A New Bank
Newspapers reaching Sanford this morning announcer
the granting ofra charter for the I’nlalka Allant if National
Whero Hr© you wondering, lady Bank. According to a statement from Ivlwanl W. Lane, ol
tin* Atlantic National Batik o f Jacksonville, the new bank
dear.
When your loved one's coming will open in June with a paid in capital stock o f one hundred
to you?
thousand dollars and a surplus o f twenlv thousand dollars.
For I’ve got u song to help us
According to the Jacksonville Journal, I lie request that
along
Mr.
Lane
and associates organize a bunk til i'alatka was
Through thr grey dnys and the
made by some o f the outstanding citizens o f Putnam county
blue.
You must take your love when who are said to have realized (he necessity o f another well
managed bank there 1•• farililale Ihe future growth o f that
you find it,
Don’t trust to the future nlorte. section. Il is furl her said that I lie controlling interest ol
It’s toduy’s glad mirth that's fill the new hank will be owned bv the stockholders o f tile Ating tho earth,
I lantic National Batik of Jacksonville.
And tomorrow is all unknown.
The Herald is inclined to look upon Mr. Lane’s an
You will never get rich by waiting
nouncement
as .1 decided compliment to I'alatka and as a
And it’s irksome to delay,
Refinishing
The h eavy ilnwnptiur-s w h ich have a n to rcil
v icin ity (luring tin* Iasi le w ilti.vn will iiniloiilui ui\
upon with c a r v in g d e g re e s o f a p p rova l and di api
W e do not doubt tlm l m any will
-ee in lle 's c ra
fresh in g e ffe ct upon the le n d e r flo w e rs and ’ b n
had begun lo ; huw Liu: u u u l id .a tiiu a cn t jitu ia tu n
V It h us g o t t * 'n t o th e p o i n t w h e r e
w b o ie gra ’ ■iirf.'K es had Tieeonie a TrTT7e (Tarki
i t t a k e s u lunik k e e p e r
o r a eerte
f l e d pu ld iv
a. coU n tiil il t o nliile.*- adopl a n<'ii v erd iiie ited v ill -eent to sm ile upon tin
vtnn<]
th is
g u h in ia to ri.it
eum
by a,-, il in th a n k , l"i th e k in d n ess ol J u p iter
Farm er: . win*
im p
"» a ' reiinin*. a con nh radii
o f dam pties , will l e elated, u lith ’ o th e rs, u ln r i)
Atnl tDo pistols’ rid glme
o f th eir p forh n e lie* ds an arid -oil, w ill not In mi
Itumlis bursting in nit
W e ha\i a ie piejeti h o w er. that m any Lit i
(11vo |iroof through the night
w h o hav< f o i y o l l i u iliat the sun has had little em
That Chicago’', still there,
and that it mav ha\e •ip*'ie d little 'c a m s in the
b u ild in g ' and h a - \* i»!■•t,■ •I i ri" ;.i es in w in dow p
|I eji 111 - 111 a Her tlie k lillg dowrt* 111
\V„ understaiul Dr. Ilattinwnv Hi d’ \ ji w the
w
alls
wi
th
a
m
derre* *d th o ion
W* ,;,i pet l t ha
is vviuing hark to Satil'iril to lulik
onotiicr sprevli. The I:»*-t mo the f o r c a f p e l l l e l • W i l l I'l l i l i i l t a l i ' l . e l l ' V d i l l 111}* I l i e
Clown Prince inialo lien* # ii
pretty much - f u joke.
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Tax sale, will he held M onday, July 2, 1928,
Jnn. D. J inkins,
Tax
Collector Seminole County.
M ONEY T O LO AN
On improved City property nt 7 per cent.
straight loans on residences.
,*I to five yrar
5 to 20 year loans on good
business property.
Upholstering
De
Forest
Sanford
Realty
Co
RUTH DRYAN OWEN
By Factory
S*nnn turn r*:iM
l li«
|iMMHr|:m Is «itnc#*rnri|
-lllOllt fill* n#*xl l*|fP IIon —
rtio Mafr* man In «‘o?iH-i uf*,\ ntilNit Him lH'Xt
l*i l
"
Wo ru ed
l»*ws {ridUtctniM nlid more
■xltt>*“■jd.i n nml
Expert
Notice To Property Owners
I aiv opening a shop in Sanford and will
he p<|nipped to handle any kind of repair
work promptly.
Rhone S83 in cart* of Smith and Jordan
Inc., until new address is announced.
I)cliiu|iicnl 'Fax List is ready for publica
tion, and will ho given lo the nev/spaper
May 2 1ih„ a l te r which the e will he ad
vertising costs added. Hate of Ta\ Salt'
Jitlv 2, 1!)2tS.
C. Killingsworth
( o u t e r First St. and Situ ford A w
Tl,c
^
1 believe Champion is
the better spark plug
because o f the way
Champions stand up in
hard Ctuck service.
Cham pion i* die hrller » p j.k plug
b o a u i i ' it loan an rwTutive .iltimanitr involalor »|»r.
d a l l y Ircalrd (o w id e
stand llie iniuh lliglirt
I
T
le m p r r a l u r r i o f d ir
i
S
m o d e m higli-conipir*'
feS J
sion rngln r. A I » o a n r w
*j|
p a lr n lr d aolitl copper
gatkrl-aral dial rrm ain,
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a h a o l u i r l y gaa-light R i;-' f2
u n d e r h ig h cu m p rrt.
•Ion. Rpedal analyais i t
'J t
electrode* whicli assure
a t u r d spark-gap nn.lrr
ill drivin g condition.
o*V, t 1 t VVOIIIllll I'll'l I'll ill'll
••
\eiv HaVeii’ i lioaul of aldi ilti n
.Mr*, \\ nil in -ir,
ItenniTt.
a
liaiiglitei in law of ■..■ it no to l t
Relenting Anns flimilv, vv.i.s an
■Uier i ('signer,
Thai iioiiy of those Doughi'i
were easily agitable or ili—o i
niliteiiti d lad •s was ele.it, r to
outsiders t tvsla m live earlier • e-e
of Mrs. Ba'lie, tlnnigh the lull, i
anti'tdai kllst otteninees wi t,* at
all times gt odhuillored and •■strained. But what seem d i_>
cliiiali the “ revi•1111ion's" sriioii,
iie-s and modesty was unother
name, a name which the I’ . S.
piddle would surely have heard
SparJCPJugs
often before were its hear, r not
one ol tlie most retiring persons PcpctuIrtMe fdr Every
imaginable--Mis. William Lyon
CH AM PIOh
.
Pin Ip*.
As everyone Iterate knows,
William Lyon I'helps is a name
to iimjme with, not only at Vide
I 'nivei sily, w here
Dr, t’lnTps
In lures in the English Depart
m^nt, but aUo in natiinial litera
ture, where Ids i nthllsiiiHtic ejaeiilutions, printed
on the trade
jackets of hooks, are usually suf
ficient to transform the obscurest
"first never* nlo tl lieat-seller,
hi his page for Scribner's maga
zine, which he ©nils "Aa I like
It.” Dr. I’help. lias talked about
Midi'' ter-oiial things as his to
•'»'(’« n, pels,
irTgiuil, sleeping
habits, food, golf game, fiivotile
poems, stale of lleullh, fears,
hopes, joys, sorrows. Ihtl never,
that his i losest readers run recall,
has Dr, Phelps inetilioiied his
wife,, and this has been luketi by
many a« teveal’ng, not only u
shielding affection on Lis part,
hut resolute self-effacement uie.iti
hers.
Discovering, through the chance
addi-
lional cost o f A dvertising.
Truck Driver
I e In i . Tai.i
30th with
The place to build your home
Thi* tlptiitiist (’ Intis held n von
wetviii thv ettier iluv in ltr:i<|c*v
ton whe'ivi'
li"|iv their optim
ism will spicuil over nil I'ltiritlu.
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pidteleii hi toil- and diir eg lh*'i>
Dr. Iliilhnwuy is conducting the .1111111:11 ”ei ligr.
in .Wu liillgl i
most intensive ,campaign of any hut fun night, nvi r a siihji.'t <all
man who ever ran for governor
id “ hliii'kti-1iiig.” on,i reel ( * *i
hut of course none of the rest of
them ever laid a road department ihvh'd 11ii«t tin 11 otdde Ma ■ po|
n \ of lilt; D.lllgld' I
who h lo. I
to carry them along.
Ia I'll 'll' oli lit flail 11 a I oil < I
M I williolil thi Mill il li il loa
no min I hip knowing ol i.c in'
in m || aholll It d I's, 1Tetcn Tuft
lt:idm of ruiiihralge, the Ihiuglilii
w.ho ra sed
Ina- vui* e a 'am -t
"hlinklisls,” ininle little headwio
Senator Urure says he thinks •it the (i tigress. She and her
Senator Heflin is mentally dc friend- and their I* Mihitunis were
ranged, which is perhaps the most soon silenveil. The victory of Piecliuntablo wuy to put it.—Lake itlelil-tieliL'rnl Mrs. Alfred ,1. UrnsI Tty Reporter. W© are surprised senu nml her sister offivers was
tlinl n o on© lias yet been similarly ■(iliiplete. Mrs. Bailie, hilivi'iei',
had a hist word and said: “ Like
kind to Kidney Calls.
the victory of Bunker llitjf it will
prove to he t•*> eosljy. T he revie
Hathaway
aHipportcrs were lot on is well under way dad mu*
laughing all over their faces when not he stayed.
t'Htvtm was training his heavy
How fur the '‘ revolution” Would
guns on (.'nils. Now that the Mi- go remained lo he seen, hut last
ami candidate is talking about week's developments proved Mrs.
graft and corruption in tho road Bailie right in one respect. The
department, they are not so hap- ” rt volution” of the Daughters
py.— Ocala Star.
was not over. In New Ilmen,
t iinn., awakening to what Mrs.
Bailie meant and what happened
In her, a dozen more Daughters distinguishril oiies, loo—not only
rose in revolt, hut marched light
out of thi D. A. It., resigned.
The D. A. It. "Idai'kUsV'f— pro
tested by Mrs. Bailie and upheld
hj-Ali© I taught* rs* congress, had
included a lengthy assortment of
per-00.1 and organizations .brack'
clod as social *In, pacifists, .“ rad
ii ids,” enemies of national de,fcn-e. The list was fur the “ guid
aiico” of local D. A. It. chapters
in Massachusetts, to know who
could safely be invited to mat. f
speeches. The persons proscribed
ranged from Ben Ci tlovv, commun
ist, to that eminent, penrelovin'r
scientist, President emeritus Da
vid -Starr Jordan of Stanford Univers'tyj The organizations imlud'
ed even such iuiiociiilics at , the
Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.
I'crbnps what started theNew
payment of
Loch Arbor
Spring Rains
i u a t T K i r s ItKVO l.P'I ION
taxes June 6th to June
the
112 E. Second St
So when we meet, com© kiss me,
sweet,
t Youth only Inhts a day.
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— lty Evelyn M. Bowers
— In the Sulurduy Review
d a
Sam e will be open for
*•I*i.lil it'A" n New* Ai»i K flewspnper, li.i- lu|t subscriber!,*girinK
it,tlllil i npii-K, nml luses ('iilll
week. Oh, there are other 11*ir»**•<
thiin war.— Palm llciich Timis.
NOW’S THE TIME
Sidney Catts addresses large
crowd—headline. Yes, people go
to hear Putts in exactly the same
spirit they go to a cirrus
Books A re Now Closed
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Paul Diggers Jr, , Is spending
this week nt Winter Garden as
the guest of his cousin, Chnuiwcy
WilSop Jr.
Residence Tel 37.
Offlca Telephone 144 HRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Resld
;Social C a k n d a j
WEDNESDAY
jri. Robert A . Newman will entuiii at her home In Roue Court
FT3:00 o'clock honoring Mrs. Lin1,,.. e . Alien, a recent bride.
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THURSDAY
Mrs. W. W. Potter will entertain
llbt members of the Young MuhfoM- Duplicate Bridge Club, nt
10:00 o'clock at her home in Rose
^Little Theatre and Drnmn Clubs
.*ill present two one act plays at
f:15 o'clock*at the Seminole Hi£h
School.
FRIDAY
jj ||e V. Howard Chapter U. b .
IC. will meet. nt 10 :3° ° ,c*oclt at
the home of Mrs. W. J. Thigpen
L , park Avenue., As this la the
last meeting for the summer all
|members are taken to attend.
Expression Recital nt the Semi|role High School at 8:00 o'clock^
Misses Mary
and Frances
leaves will entertain at bridge it
13:00 o'clock at the Woman’s club,
honoring Miss Helen Sheppard of
|New York.
Mts, Frank Talbtt will enter(lain the members of the Lotlahhun Bridge club.
Mrs. E. P. Morse will entertnin
ltl.c members o f the Booklovers
‘lub at a picnic nt the home of
Ira Fred T. Williams onCryst.il
|lake.
SATURDAY
Iluston-Babcock wedding nt five
Io'clock nt the home of the bride’s
[parents.
Children's Story Hour nt 10:00
|u'rlock at the Library.
MONDAY
Pipe Organ Club of the First
IBaptist Church, will meet at, fLJO
o'clock nt the church with Mrs. C.
A. Anderson Jr., and Mrs. Ira
|Southward ns hostesses.
Social meeting of the St. Agnes
IGuild of Holy Cross Episcopal
Clutch will be held nt the Parish
1House at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs.
I Pjnttionil Ball’ nnd Mrs. Grover C.
Cochran as hostesses.
Woman’s Club Gives
Its Last Bridge Party
TIh> last bridge party for mem
ber. nf the Social Department of
the Woman’s Club for this senson,
was held Tuesday afternoon. The
hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Fil'd T. Williams, Mrs. J.
ililis, Mrs. E. I). Ball and Mrs.
I' Hagan.
All of the blight colors of
ji.ing. were used m the decoratains mid other details. Numerous
baskets and howls filled with glad
ioli. roses, stokaia, guilnrdin, dnise<
•ml other blossoms were arranged
the windows, on mantels nod ill
I pedestal baskets. Placed nt
intervals about the room were tull
white trellises entwined with as
paragus ferns and studded with
myriads of flowers. The card tab
le* were arranged in n semicircle
•bout the room. Centering tile
•Various auditorium was a pretty
table on which stood a large
french basket filled with roses,
gladioli and stock.
A most interesting game of pregiijsive bridge was played during
the afternoon and when the usual
number of rounds had been played.
More, were collected by Mrs. Wil
liam- and Mrs. Gibbs. The first
I'rite, a lovely silver bon bon bas
ket, was won by Mrs. Earle E.
■bines, while Mrs. George Paxton,
"ho held lowest score, was give.i
n novelty vase.
Owing
ti,c resignation of
hinies F. Hawkins, departy ’1'*1’. vice-chairman, a short busiV iijk session was held to fill that
vacancy. Mrs. S. D. Ilighlcyman
"as elected to this office.
bate in the afternoon when the
•able, had been cleared, refresh•uents uf individual angel food
inkes. salted nuts, iced teu an.I
We cream topped with crushed
strawberries were served by the
hostesses assisted by Mrs. S. D.
Ilighlcyman, Mrs. Bender and Mrs.
•rank Evans. There were 10 tubles
hi play during the afternoon.
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St. A g n e s Guild Gives
Party For Mftmber
A pretty compliment***!®1' Miss
Mildred Huston, a bride elect of
this week, was the bridge party
given Monday afternoon nt the
Parish House, by. the members if
the St. Agnc3 Guild, of which
Miss Huston was social secre
tary for the past two years.
The Guild roorti was effectively
adorned with quantities of Spring
flowers, including, roses, blue sal
via, stockT larkspurs, gailardin,
gtadioln, scabioala, petunia* and
carnations. At one end of the
arranged and overlaid with a love
ly embroidered cover, and graced
room the tea
table
hod been
with n tall silver basket filled
with pink Radiance roses, blue
salvia and daisies, At cither side
were silver candlesticks holding
cream tapers. Silver compotes
filled with salted mils were placed
at intervals nbout the table.
Scores for the games of pro
gressive bridge revere kept on
tallies done in attractive spring
time scenes. These were distrib
uted by Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins.
When the usual number of rounds
had been played, scores were col
lected by Mrs. S. M. Lloyd nml
Mrs. R. W. Pen min n Jr. For hav
ing scored the most points, Mrs.
A. B. Peterson was given n
daintily embroidered guest towel.
The second prize, a bouquet of
gladioli, went to Mrs. William A.
Lcfflcr, The cut prize, an embroid
ered guest towel was won by Mrs.
Alexander Vaughan Jr.
At the tea hour, the bridge ac
cessories were removed and spread
with hand made covers by Mrs.
Rollnnd L, Dean and Mrs. Grover
C. Cochran, and refreshments of
pink and white brick ice cream,
cakes, nut burs and salted nuts
were served by Mrs. M. Mitmrik.
Mrs. Clarke Leonardo. Mrs. John
W. Meisch Jr., and Mrs. A. U,
Peterson,
Those enjoying this courtesy
were Miss Mildred Huston, Mrs.
Victor
Green,
Mrs.
Preston
Stephenson. Mrs. J. S. Stewart.
Mrs. M. Minarlk, Mrs. Braxton
L. Perkins. Mrs. A. B. Peterson.
Mrs, William A. I.effler. Mrs.
Clarke Leonard}'. Mrs. It. \V.
Penrmnn Jr., Mrs. S. M. Lloyd,
Mrs. George MeRory, Mrs. Wil
fred Lewis, Mrs. Herbert Itiitz,
Mrs. Harry Walker. Mrs. Arthur
Brannaii. Mrs. Sandy Anderson,
Mrs. Alexander
Vaughan Jr.,
Miss Ethel Lanier of Miami, Mrs.
Frank Powell, Mrs. Wurt W. War
ner, Mrs. Raymond C. Plullin'.
Mrs. Earle T. Fields, Mrs. R ay
(wind Ball, Mrs, Heyward Walk
er. Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr.,
Mrs. Rollnnd L. Dean. Mrs. Grover
C. Cochran. Mrs. Fred W. Dnigrr
and Rev. Mortimer Glover.
TEACHERS
DEPART
Members of the faculty of the
South Side Primnrv School leaving
for the siimmei vacation were
Miss Bobbie Chapman, who left
Sunday for her home at Wrightnville, Ga. and Miss Betty Houston
who left Sunday for West Point,
Gn., where she will spend the sum
mer. Mrs. Jessie Russell leaves
the latter part of this week for
Gainesville where she will attend
the graduation of her son from
the University of Florida. Later
she. with her family, will go to
Cleveland, Ohio for the summer.
Miss Edna Chittenden plans i
attend the summer session nt Flor
ida State College for Women at
Tallahassee, ns does also Miss
Tressie McRae. Miss Elizabeth
Garrett has gone to la-r homo at
Quitman. Gu., for the summer.
Miss Thelma Hammond left Fri
day for her home at Rock Hill, S.
C, Mrs. Paul Shoemaker expert j
to leave soon
\ Idotte, Ga.,
where she will vi* relatives.
Mrs. Dean Turner of Fort Myers
formerly of this city, arrived here
Tuesday and is the guest of her
mother Mrs. F. R. Savage and her
Sister "Mrs. Ernest Krupp.
Mrs. Hazel Coleman spent the
day, Sunday in Tampa ns the guest
Mis. Archie Betts and guest, of Mrs. Hazel Fisher.
Mr». (’, t . Pund Jr., of Augustu,
motored to Orlamlu, Wednes“•y, where they spent the day.
Dr. and Mrs. W. Theodore Lung"fr Mrs. Alfred W. Lee Jr., Miss
ranees Teague and Clinton Langfy leave Friday morning by mor for Camp Hill, Ala. Dr. I-ang\[y wiR return home Monday while
he remainder of the party will
*P<nd several weeks.
Miss Georgia Mobley, who is «
junior at Florida State College
for Women at Tallahassee will
;
arriye here Sunday,
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itrs. FT. P. Dout of Tavares
motored
to
Sanford
Tues
Robert J. Holly Sr., left Sunday day where she spent the day ns
for Jacksonville where he will the guest of Mrs. Sadyc Baumcl.
spend a few days on business.
Misses Lena Belle Hagan and
Mrs. George F. Root spent the Clnirc Zochry, students at Florida
day, Sunday visiting friends in tnte College for Women, aL Talla
Jacksonville nnd Orange Park.
hassee arc expected to arrive here
Friday,
i,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Walker
spent the week-end at Winter Park
The many friends of Dick May,
as the guests of Mr. and Sirs. will he pleased to learn that he
Beecher Kent.
is rapidly recovering
from an
operation for appendicitis, at his
Mrs. L. I. Frazier nnd niece hump in Quitman, Ga.
Miss Thelma Hammond, left Fri
day for Rock Hill and Abbeville,
Laurie McDonald returned home
S. C.
Monday evening from Daytonn
Bench, where he has been spending
Miss Maude Lake is spending the pnnt fortnight,
scvcrul weeks nt Savannah, Gn.,
visiting with Her sister Mrs. Mon
Mrs. Gordon Brantley nnd bnby
roe B. Hutton.
of Jacksonville are visiting in the
city as the guests of Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Aggie Morrison o f Pnlntka, Dutton nt her home in Dreamis expected to arrive hero Tuesday wold.
to visit her sister,
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Mrs. W. A. Carter of Tampa
will arrive here Thursday, and
The many friends of Miss Mar will be the house guest of Mrs.
tha Fox will regret to learn that S. O. Chase at her home on Oak
she is ill nt the Fernald-Laughton Avenue,
Hospital.
Mrs. Ralph Wight and young
Mr. ami Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr. son, Henry, left Tuesday morning
and baby, of Eustis, spent the day for Tampa where they will visit
here Sunday ns the guests of Mr. as the guests of Mrs,
Wights
and Mrs. R. J. Holly Sr.
sister, Mrs. Lucius 11. Me I.eod.
P erson al
Mrs. Chnsc'presented her guest of
honor with a losity g.ft. The
holdtrs o f top scores nt each table
were given dainty prizes.
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At the teu. hour too bridge acces
One of the loveliest social affaire
of the season, am! one ln which the sories were removed and the tables
cordial hospitality of the hostess with mints and salted nuts were
was reflected b. cvcry_ detail, wass I and refreshments o£>nn ico course
that of Tuesday - afTemopn^rwhcna w;itrrTttent*iar^>aW fr-mnya^re
NtrsTTEsO / Chi>» ‘isafi&taFncd - atFtW W rTtflich -\Va5nrrrml througbbridge at her home on Oak Av ' out the afternoon by Mrs. B.F.
enue, honoring Mrs. Sidney O. t\ hitnee Sr. Thcro were twelve
Chase Jr.
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tables o f players who enjoyed this
The living room, library nnd sun delightful social courtesy.
porch, where the card tables had
been spread for play, were abloom
Light-year-old Daphne Fox was
with numerous baskets and bowls recently killed near Belfast, Ire
of ragged robbins, gladioli, asters
and other gorgeous bpring blos land, by an airplane falling on
soms. On tho porches were wall her.
baskets holding pink and lavender
Woven in gold or platinum, and
petunias.
Tallies done in tulips and other .‘‘et with precious stones, knee
spring flowers were Used in keep bracelets havc bccome a fashioning scores for the enjoyable games
of bridge and when the games had Able “ fad” among women of f>pr|s.
been concluded, scores were collect
ed and prizes awarded. Mrs.C.T.
Fund Jr., of Augusta, Ga., won the
first prize , while Mrs, Elton
Moughton was awarded Second
prize. The consolation prize fell to
the lot of Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr.,
M rs. S. O. Chase Gives
Party For l)aifghter
w'ork. After all business hail bee t
transacted, a social hour Vas en
joyed during which tln^ the hos* •
oss served refreshments.
ChurchweH’s
ing Specials
Dresses
New shipment Lad
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Happy Home
House Dresses
To Night
i r.|!ri' A. O. Sawyer, Mrs. J. KP ' *r' Mrs Ernest Kruppi Mrs.
y' U, Chaffee, Miss Margaret
?"ung and Mrs. R. E. Baldwin
siT* *montT those -front Sanford
ending the neighborhood mectt of the Church Service I-eague,
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Teds, Step-ins, Slips and Short
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Values up to
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Shirts white, tan,
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Mrs. Henry Wight hos return
ed home fiom I’ hilndelphio, Pn.,
where she lm? been spending sever
al months with her daughter Mrs.
C. R. Kittle}', who has been ill at
Jefferson Hospital. The many
friends of Mrs. Kirtley will be
pleased to learn that she is rapid
ly recovering from her illness nnd
expects to return home noun. _
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Union Suits
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Mil. JOS. rOlt\VI\ UOHKI.I;
lar»|irlrltir Ike llwurll Sixllillsre
IS irarp pearlier la OrlaaUa
200 W. Up rr .Mr. Trlr|<buar IM-l
M n Hill lir .arprUrU l a s qalrU*
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lime fr«»i lia«lar»a
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Mrs. Calvin
Teague
leaves
‘ hursday for Andcrsutu -S___C .
here slu- will visit her parents,
r- and Mrs. Albert S. Farmer.
A. Stapleton Sr., and Mi*s
(•lollne Stapleton of Dothan,
•• arrived here Wednesday and
i " |ht! guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.
• Stapleton Jr.
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Beginnlg t^?s w«4k, the Y w i l l
department store w(R\xIo»o at 1
o’clock on Saturtlajf ftil^ts for thi"
remainder of trie’- Rummer, accoril
In^to an announcement today.The
alocc.haxJjecb. d osin g J t 1.0 o'cloca.
'T he change will bo ^offered"to
benefit the employees, It . w «
stated by Arthur Yowell, owner 6f
the business.*
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Entering a bank at Doficotster,
England, recently, » VaWabhr mikh
cow hid to be slaughtered kefor*
It could bo tiken oot^> *•*’
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tom to AnnapolD,
urtut: Leffler will be
Ho was in Miami > v « r » l keek"
wgo wMh-a-n*aH**of.*swbmarines,
wMch rttytd ,, there. du*ir
Shrine Convention.
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CllUltCII GROUP MEETS
* Mrs, Walter Morgan and son,
The Women’s Council of the
John Morgan,, left Saturday for
Jacksonville where they will visit First Christian Church met .Mon
as the guepts of her parents Mr. day afternoon nt the home of Mrs.
L. M. Murshnll on Palmetto Ave
and Mrs. J. K. Mcttinger.
nue for its regular meeting. A
Mrs. Ellen Sharon of Quincy Is good number were in attendance in
visiting here ns the gudst of hci spite of the inclement wcathe .
son ami daughter Judge and Mrs. Tho annual election of officers
took place, resulting ns follows:
Jamc* G. Sharon.
President, Mrs. L. M. Marshall:
Miss Matgarut Peters, Miss Mil vice president, Mrs. A. H. Byrd;
dred Holly, Miss Emily Griffin, secretary, Mis. H. J. Clause; treas
Albert Connolly. Robert Dodson, urci, Mrs. George Ewan; literal hi Frank Woodruff Jr., and Hope secretary, Mrs. J. J. Cates.
New committees were appointed
Huff, motored to DeLnnd, Monday
evening, where they attended the and on executive hoard meeting
dance given at the Del.nnd t'olln• wasr called for Monday, May 2W.
I to discuss plans for tho next year’s
t f Club.
It
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The following lictlcle frofti 1i
recent issue o f they Miami IfenitiL
will be read-with.1 much InUrjest
by- tho --mairjr.-ajm'JJ *rd-friends of
thip
’kim^tusom
hero fftr Ynany ybhra, and is a
nephew ■o f •Mrs, ij:* A , Douglass
and Mrs. Mary St.wmg,
Miss Bernice ‘ Thompson and
Lieut. Charles D. I7efficr Jr. were
quietly married. 1n New York,
Monday May l-l.-JUIss Thompson
is the daughter c f Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Thompson «»# Racine, Wis.,
nnd waa grnduab?d
at CHevy
Chase Washington^, D: C. ’
Ltcat, L effler1' ,-fs the son ■ bf
5fr. "and Mrs. Charles D. Leffler
of (118 Brlfkell tfwertue,- Miami.
Tho. young coupje Lfrijl VlsH M I^m
in June, after wh^ch they will re-
••
Mrs. Deane Turner, presidonl
Mrs. Cecil Frisbie nml small
of
the Diocesan Chuivh Service
daughter Mary Jane have returned
from Alabama where they have League, Mrs. B. F. Whit tier Sr,
vice president, ami Mrs. Amelia
been spending several months.
Noble, social service secretary,
motored
tio Orlando. Wednesilay
Mr and Mis. Brown Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Leonurdy mo where they attended thy neighbor
tored to Daytona Bench, Sunday, hood meeting of the Service Lea.
Cue.
where they spent the day.
Dr. J. R. Vidler returned home
Monday afternoon from Baltimore,
Mil., where he accompanied bin
wife nml sons, who will spend the
summer with relatives.
t
T Ip
Visit our 2ne} jf
Mrs. Samuel R. Dighton nnd
Mrs. F. It. Knvngc nnd Mrs.
children left Saturday for North
Lesley Hill nnd baby spent the day
Carolina vthere they .will spend
Wednesday, in Orlando ns the
several weeks visiting relatives.
guests of .Mrs. Hill’s sister Mrs.
•
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Mrs. W. 11. Stewart nnd child Allurdice.
ren and Mrs. It. U. Price left
Miss Helen Sheppard of New
Tuesday morning by motor for
Savannah, Ga„ -vficre they will York arrived here Wednesday
afternoon nml is the guest of Mrs.
spend six weeks.
Cuuthrn Hutchinson at her home
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass and on Hughey Avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sidney Rive, return
Miss Mnry Graves left Sunday
ed home Monday evening from
Tnmpn, St. Petersburg and Bartow f o r Philadelphia, Pn., where she
went to b« with her sister Mrs. A.
where they spent the week-end.
S. Me Calient, who underwent an
Mrs. Heyward Walker returned operation Monday morning.
home Saturday evening from points
in Georgia and Alabama where
Mr. ami Mrs. T. D. Morrison of
she spent the pust fortnight.
Thoinasville. Ga., will arrivt- here
Tuesday to lie tint liouse guests of
Miss Marcia Patterson arrived
Mr. nnd Mrs. t'larke l^onardy at
here Tuesday noon, from Missoula,
theii home on Summerville AveMont., where she has been spend
nue.
ing several months.
Mis. J. K. MetVinger returned to
her home at Jacksonville. .Satur
day, after a pleasant visit hero
with her daughter Mrs, Walter
Morgan.
Fortner £>air/ford Man Yowell To Pilose At
Nine Oft Saturdays
Marries In Lffew Yofk
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PAGE FOUR
THE RArtFOTtn HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. 1928
LINDY ACCEPTS1Sears Speaks Here
Cast Of Favorites
On Thursday Night]
POSITION W I T H
In “ Ladies Night”
J. \\. Sears, congressman from
NEW C O M P A N Y the fourth Florida' district and a At Milane Theater
candidate to success himself, will
(Continued'from page 1)
A cast of exceptionally high cali
address the voters of Sanford
quent events proved to he untrue
Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the ber is seen in- support of Dorothy
nnd “ hopped up" conjecture.
City Hall, according to nn an Mnckuil und Jack Mulliall in *'LnPublic interest in the new ujrnouncement today by friends who dies Night in a Turkish Hath,"
rall corporation, _ faituatiorj^oj
Uim - New--fs»^»^-National fi-atute
. Jh.lviclv wa».. umvouncrrp n wotk ago," ’are rmkhrf? tK* sfrfrmgcftients,
com. d.V coming today to the Milane
Mr.
Scars
has
sr.V'd
this
dis
Is repbrted to bo gn-at. The rout i
Theatre. The picture, hosed on the
to be followed iS: by train from trict for a number of years in the famous Charlton Andrews.A very
lower house of congress. He has
New York to Columbus, Ohio; by been
conducting nn extensive Hopwood stage fart-e, was pcrs.in*
plane from Wichita, Kan.; thence campaign in the interest of his ally supervised by E.lwnrd Cline,
■over the Atchison by train to some candidacy.
well-known comedy dircgtonCr —
station yet to be selected in New
In the cast supporting Miss Mac.
Mexico and then by plane ugain
While tho population of Eng
kail and Mullmll are such favorites
to Los Angeles.
land ami Wales has more titan as Jimmy Finlaysm, one of the
The route was selected upon the doubled in the past tut years, tho screen’s nee comedians;
Reed
recommendation of Lindbergh who death rate has been cut in linlf.
Howes, recently leading man to
was in conference with officials of
the railroad and airplane compan
ies before the new corporation was
organized. Passengers arc to b e , S H O W IN G A T M IL A N F T H E A T E R T O D A Y
enrried in big, specially construct-1
cd plnnes equipped with tile best
safety devices. The-service is to lie
both ways, from enst to west, and
vice versa. The cost o f the constto-const trip will be slightly more
thnn the cost of n railroad Journey
with drawing room accommoda-;
Horn.
‘
Palestine Law W ill
Heavy Rain Fails To
Control Em ploym ent “ Drown” Buick jrfotor
JERUSALEM M a y 1C.— ( I N S )
— Regulations for the employment
■of women und children io,lndusj trial undertakings in Palestine ure
laid down in n new.draft ordinance,
a piece of labor legislation never
before existing in this lund. —
Thc ordinnno'nmkcs it lawful for
the llii'h Commissioner to declare
what trades and occupations nrc
deemed dangerous, prescribing the
ages and renditions under which
children under sixteen and women
of sixteen or over may be em
ployed, imposing obligations on
.persons who do employ them.
Inspectors may enter and search
any premises in which it is believ
ed that a woman or fliild is being
are limited
A demonstration, which attract
ed considerable attention here
ycSteiday afternoon, was staged
by Yolic Williams, -Hoick distrib
utor, who used a late model lluick
to establish cue of the selling
pgJuU. ,-thiU.- it*.....manufacturerrf
hnvjf liinde in ’ oxl.uisTvc advert fa-"
ing campaigns
throughout the
country.
Mr. Williams drove the car,
minus a' hood over the motor,
through heavy rains. The perform
ance was carried on throughout
the afternoon, the motor never
missing “ fire,’' according to those
who oIim rvrd the experiment. The
reason tho motor was not "drow*
cd out,” Mr. Willihnis said, is !>ctmuse nil spark plugs and wiring
nre enclosed for protection against
water.
..
The lluick distributor was en
thusiastic today over flic results
of the test. “ lluick owners can
leave their cars in the rain and
uot worry about a “ drowned
motor," 'Mr. Williams exclyimcd.
will be closed next Wednesday in
observance of Memorial Day, nc*
cording to on announcement today
by officials of the two institutions.
In making the announcement, lo
cal banker* called attention to the
fact that the state legislate c at
its last session designed May ltd of
each year u holiday an a memorial
to the soldier# of all wars.
This
date has been a Irgnl holiday in
many-states, fur .several, years but
■
—. m
..i?h...i fIn Florhfa
r,*i.. r. t *'untfl
•»nt•Y
war
riot TcgalizVil
last year, altliough i«. has la’cn
national Memorial Day for many
years.
SANDUSKY, Ohio.. May 2.1.
— (IN S) Walter Anderson. -•**,
professional aviator, Richmond,
(nil., was hunted t 1 death und lli-njamin Hu:*t . 17, studept, Snnruskv,
fk in a strioUs Condition at a hos
pital hero, the- result of till air
plane eras!) at the local u!rp >rt
trgiay.
,
•
c o o l id g l
PANAMA ClT-Y Contract let
for const!action of .$18,000 new
Tarpon bridge, over Messnlina
Itayou to cunaect Cove property
with this plate.
WASHINGTON, m
A bill increasing f i „ m
a month Die pension.-. f,„
widows who have iittj,j,
of 75 was rigneu hy
Cooli.lge today.
.
Sanford Daily Herald
rJ o h n / 7
tfie Phone's
YRin&n&J
r*lephotie ads, will be received
patrons and collector «cnt
^mediately for payment.^ ^ ^
10c a lino
[Time .
,
8c a lino
ITimes
. 7c a line
1iiiv —
—
I Times
' -Time rate* on request.
The reduced rotes nrc for
cnsecutivc insertions.
*
Si* words o f averugo length
ff counted a line.
Minimum chnrgo of !10c for
•^t insertion.
All advertising is restricted
, proper classification.
If an error Is made The Sanord Herald will he responsible
or o n l y one Incorm-t insertion,
he ndvtrtlser rnr subsequent
asertiona. The office should he
otified immediately in case of
ttor.
A
BUENOS AIRES,
May
2.1
(INS) A bomb exploded in the
Italian ('iinstihCe here this utter,
noon killing five persons and
V^auiifiiiq; :!.-|«^ilhci«.
(4ta.11 Bow mid himself a featured
plaver; I-red Kelsey, the famous
President Ignores
Threat And Vetoes
Farm Relief Bi l l
~v *—
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duridi detect in- -n 11
t-'i|-.|
National production, "The Gorillu;'.
1.1 l e i
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Go ~othy t tf j c m l f
<JUC\ - Itu lh,i 11 in
Laixies JliQht m .1 'J u rkn h B i t h ’
(Continued from page I )
went to profiteering," "wasteful
distribution,” "governmental spy
ing nnd policing."— ’these were hut
a fexv of the stinging description*
applied to the measure by Mr.
Coolidge in the course of his long
message, despite the endorsement
of the hill by such economic au
thorities ns Vice President Daxves,
frank O. Ixiwdrn, and others xvh.»
were instrumental m pushing it
through Congrt•MH.
Generally, the President said, Inhad six specific object lolls to the
measure. “ A detailed anal)sit, ul
all tin- objections,” his m e s n s g e
stated, "would involve a document
of truly foimiiialdo prupoilions.
JloWevei. its major xxeal.nesse>,
and perils may he summarized un
der six headings.
"I. Its ulleiuptcil priee fixing
fallacy.
"2 I In- tax 1haraeti-risties of
A Dollar Dinner For Four
W a le s , r o m c i l l c line
Congressman Joe Sears
extension telepberne beside
you r bed w ou ld
nave all those steps,
and w ou ld cost Of ly
a few cents each day
“ “Th ursday Night
......
.
8 o’clock
City Hall Auditorium
(Paid Political Advertisem ent)
Herald
representative
cu rly
jm ri
in
t h e i i f t r n i h -a
Mini
T ltu rw oT v
at
n igh '
n ig f"
at
In- w i l l
West P . i l m R e a c h
night at M i a m i .
and
.it
at
(T tK )
LOST: Hickory walking cane with
plate "High Point, .S'. C ." Finder
please return to Herald office and
receive reward.
Rural districts of Englmul arc
banning the use uf Soviet gtuudine
An road material haulage* cun*
Classified Ads regularly!
FoUtlca! A n m m n ccm p n ts
20— Farms For Sale
hTiTi: M:4;isi.*’i‘t nr.
I.
by
our
Furniture
'•
St. Olluild".
Ii) fuiiiMiin-K m » .• • in lln a ry
I . i c i - i i " i n • H l r o u p I ) k h I'ii- w i l l
iln - i - i l e r s -it Son*
n n i ) . " 1 I In- p r i m a r y t o *.
J tine Ii, I 'J2X
.
(Signed)
I III XT.
W M . J. H O F K IN S, JR.
(P aid FoHticJil A d v e rlis y m e n t)
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IIA S 4 V E I.L T . P E T I T
FRANKFORT. Germany. May
2.1.- (IN S )—The German
com*
mctciul airplanes are not^a# Ia:-gr
as those of Itelgium o r. England
probably because of treaty require
ments in not permitting then) tc
tic ns Inrge for military renson*.
but the German- machines arc ex*
ceptiminlly trustworthy.
The pilot who brought our plane
from Hrussrls to Cologne explained
that the British Imperial Airway,
line ended at Cologne and l would
have to take u German plane to
Frankfort. Airplane lines in Ger
many are operated by the Deutache
l.uft llnnsa. This com iwiy op
erates more air miles dPiy than
perhaps any other European coin*
|hvm>. The planes arc monoplane*
with single engines.
Less
m i : is **11.
<»2iill M .n l u twi' I•• Im ; " I ••-•-•••«! C»
M ' i I ui . l
It*...I* v mu piiKe UTI. m|
lilt
C n t .l n
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Ml
s . i m in.l.'
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t h a t till**
N*.. I |i <# I.« |inhll**lu *1 in t h e S a n f.M 'l
II* 121 lit
;. II* tts|l.l|.»T pl|l»lls||fi| In
s , i i i *.i.1 S r i n i m . l e «*Miitit>
I*Im» liln
. n. • .' w f i l l I'l l ( miii i l l I ..list I
Ml |\ • w e e k s , alt .I a . *.p\ tlieti>*l
I ,| |M|| in il l., o f -
-ll ul IH'tnllc 1 f 1t.m
•O i l t o l l l f it*
l a t.u* I'l-im il„- lielil oil J u n e
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I’ as: e n g r r s
There were only two other pas>engers on the Frankfort’ run, my
self and a priest. The plane carvied tw.i pilots. Ttie -cabin ■ hod
seats for only six instead of twelve
to eighteen passengers like the
English lines. The roof hns no
"rip panel" above. These safety de
vices tiro provided only on the larg
er plnnes which cross large bodies
of water.
Two years ago in the only seri
ous accident the Imperial Airway,
of England has had, the plane came
down the channel. Fortunately
the fusilnge was Inrge enough to
keep the plane nfltiat. The pnstengers ripped out the panels in tho
roof, elinthed on top, put on their
life preservers ami were soon pick
ed up by passing fishermen. No
one was seriously hurt.
Among other things in the cabin
of our monoplane wns the ever
present "Rnnchen
Verboten’l—
"Smoking Prohibited." Under no
conditions is anyone permitted to
I,,.. H i." t mo a
( l""ll4 4 lO > b H
m i . , 1111, iiiv m i i u Ini liln*" 1 f - "
-M..IM 1
".<• ".I il I ' I s ' r i e l o f
,1,. i - .- m u 1 . I I.--I i-l.i pteilMe
I m .III . l l - ' n l 111e l ) l liq m l l l l l
25— MiHcellnneouH For Sale
of
*»'l •
I ........ s Hit. M|l.I |m*
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• I it \ |*.» %• t *
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,.f
1,1,,,
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T |.. \\ I. ll IH KMIIU
o’ :
foot bridge
thirty inch draft,
sleeps six Prku
1 1o.-
l '»» til* It
n
iii
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1*1
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( l.t’Kiil N o lb ’ c s )
I. ft.<11ft«'
SEMINOLE felt ma'/rresse-, at
solutely guaranleeil, $18. Gilbei
29— IVrmnnont Waving
mall gaiugi- apaitment. Call 2r>l. Pel T.aneiit W a v i n g — lovely n n t u i
al permunents as low ns $5.18
lode 1ti
funiisht-i*.
apartments.
i’.ank Bld|
Frigiihiite; Murphy sti-el kiteh- 50:1 l-’ irst National
11: Garage: .-xeelleiit neighbor Phone ■»«:.,
nod: cent very reasonable. Park
(Political Annoitnci*nu*nlH)
.pnrtments, Nn. ft. Phono 818 J.
15 — Houses For ttcnl
11. A. HALVERSON
-use painting, inteiioc d
ting. Plume t:i2-\4.
WIGHT PRINT S lim
5’APPY s.-rvict* on any th
printing. A ph.mo cull w
Jur man. Plume II7-W.
'ail A vo.
x lllll
I70-F-
: fui lusli.'.l Imust* Vie
(.uni*, Mnivauia $'•"•
hou-c, Did.’* Mugn.dia
.elinols, $ 15 Will rent
Wiiii- o. wn.- S. riigg;.
ANEY'S DRUG STORE— Prciciiption*. Drugs, Soda. We nre
• near u* your photic. Call 103.
liti’iiish.-il Sp.'itti'h
High St.eel. 2 bed
—
—
■•iit, .lining nnok,
e-l with
vle.-tri-IT Ileatei. Gllt age
ii<iiii i o ul Hetal.l
18— Wanted T o Kent
B. W. Herndon
k llllE Bcd.ilnvcniiorf
suite
4 sk.'.ssoii o r
lo nfinmjiicf' t*> Ik®
8 cii,IiimI*» I’ouniv tlial I
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mn
fatid Ida I•' f*,r If rlrrtlnn
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k« lirhl In Ju
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1 herehy announce iny candidacy
for the
u f f ire
of
clerk, o f the
Circuit Court.
to l l ^ action
of tho v o te ia m tb * June Primary.
R It. DBAS.
C O IliT
P u t t f i .c i i k
u p
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I t i c r c h y n . i n i ' i i n e c n .y e
f u r t h e o f f i c e o f .M er it <»f
m i l C o u r t au liject
t u Hie
III*-, v o t e r s a t I t " ' D e . i m e r
l u l l . ) o n J u n e (*. 192"
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Mill
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t> -»'tl
has grown from 5,581.102 in
to more than 8,000.000 today.
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up
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I w i s h ( o ' a m ......n r e in ) e ji. u lld i
fo r the o f f i c e of H u pcrlnlcnd ent
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enndldalv for slierllf -*f 8rn
.'■•uni v suliji-e. I" .1"* iielll lo- Iiem.'eratn- primary Ii
In-Id In Iln early P-'.rt of Jul-e
Very rriprctlv
Business
M I T I . t:
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to to lil. a n d (tie s a m e w i l l to- h e l-l that stomach condition of yours.
u-s Sold, Rented. Exchanged.
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;S0H National Bunk Bldg., phone 80 North Park. Valdes B ld g ,
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on F rid ay.
J im Phone 482-J,
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Lunch Room .
tin- sutil -lis t , let t o . ( l i e n e x t M irHattcries
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FOR
GOOD
eats
4*T Kent's
o f m i l l s o f d i s t r i c t kc Iomi I l a x t o to
Lunch Room, 10® West First
l e v i e d a n d c i d l e r l i - d f*ir r a t 'l l o f ll'*mii 1*1 x cnr®.
Street.
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The t-iini-to is a (r
to a recent decision
tialian Ministry of
Customs.
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| hereby uiii""jn<* my randldary
fur juallca of l*aae# of District No
* subject lo l b " decision of the
voters In t><« Democratic Primary
lo ha b a d ua Juna Bill. A. D l * l f .
to u# ud a v id g p D e a
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fur Ik* ufflrn of 4*01411Alii**. Dinir'cl
N«». 4. Hrmliiolf Countjr. pubjwl to
Ik® xx(II nf tli® v*jtrm In dm U«mo*
rridli! I'rlmary of Juno t»
We imljrit npplieatwn for first
Mortgage loans on Iho liest type
of residences and Mercantile Build
ings in Sanford ut nn interest rate
of C pc. nnd up, depending on the
Character of the loan, ronstrurtior.
und location o f buildings.
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HOAG & COMPANY
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c r a t i c V o t e r a o f H ein lnole C -.u niy.
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D e m o c r a t ic v o t e r s J u n e Mh. Han
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Palmetto Ave. Phone 3*1-1
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n last ing.
Metal
shingles
Ending aeam tin and galvanized
Sec Jamaa II. Cowan. Oak
culation Department, phone
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Saturday May 26th
BOOST SEMINOLE COUNTY
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FOR RENT CIR S
tiimlt'in hnuse:
Uiin -Jiiu'.i Oiungc
Subdivision. Route
GILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation
Itoxex and general ccnu-nt xvork.
hraelf Concrete Co. J- B. Ter*
illcger, Prop. ,1rd nnd Elm.
as ,r)r f, ot the Taxpayers o f District No. i l
with you, I-could Im a help in holding the
organization in check so that in their
bursts o f enthusiasm they would not kid
nap parts o f adjoining districts.
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Auto
-i-.lutor and sbi-i-t metal xxoiks
. l-’ reneii Avenue. Phone Tin W.
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9Py o f this edition anywhe
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American Expert Secs Fifty
Planes Per Day Landing At
Berlin Airport; Berths Are
u it inn 1:1.1..
Being Placed In Big (.'raft
Vul'k»
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III.Ill tIi** State* *»f r i a r h l a ; a m t t h a t I
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••i.• %•Mil's a m i t h a t thi't'«' !*• ii** p*'t • I
S, II III till* S t a l e Ml r i i i l h l a
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i. . o| .i SniimiMii* in t*li.in*’ **r> m |* |
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*»n th«*
I *.Mirth tl:»4 *•! .lum*. A 1*
1"
null.** i i n s w . i tn t In* Mill »*f r i i » n p l.i ln i tiiiN «la>
t i l * . I aKuttiNi y m i
|t.\ |Il f I " lllp l.l lt l.l lit III t i ll s •till HI*
..iln iw iM
th lllill
m| •*»nnplaliil
will
I . i k r l l IIH . I i ilili's s i'i l l»y y Mil
. m . I i Ii |m i’iii|s«* pr*M*«* .1 *\* p a l l *
I |i,< nat Ul •« m! II m* s .i i .I su it I••■i v»g
i s u it i.. «..!••.• !•••.••
that
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ill.'I I m m* .late.I t h e .".••ill »l.»>
\|»ill, \ I* IV2-1. 11 miii t h e itete m t
m i s . i . i : i : i*
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MIN m i : I* M t m l i r . .111*1 I ' . M ’ I. I*.
1 <» t L i. miiih »• iiiv vaiulltliM'l
Stat* I
tir*»
Ill ACRES land. 2il o f it muck. 5
acres muck lum1, cleared. Address
p. (). ‘in, Oilntuln, Floriiln.
>T|.1 ;1NS IV COWAN «<>.
to Sunfold, just the
nil lived in t " land". (
poll tax warrants you l)cin^ head o f a
'faxpayers* ('oinmrHee?
]Mr. Sililey, you are taking- in too much
territory. Lake Monroe is in District N o.
J, and not in District No, il. The owner o f
Catkleherry Farm sure would like to set,
• i. akissa
Hi
Kim nnd 13tb. Street Phone 3.
DELIVERY
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t i i i : stati: n r
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t o :-
n o ruin
earure car.' and Griibam truck*.
liusitu’s c S e r v ic e
S a tu id a x
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reading
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BUPf.-MARMON
Sanford Anlomnbih- Co.
Muguoiia Ave.
1’lion
o wt h and progress of this County during the past I 5
Sebciit-:
country
of
Mil III III,, wellllle •-f IliK ills
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FIN’ D genuine Kiildi- FURNISHED
Gilheit Mi-Gritf FiirniI l o w list a " ' .
:t |-, i hurch SI 1 ii land • I'hollo 1U0 W-
at
HADLEY FIELD, N. J.. May 21
— (IN S )-C csa rc Halivlli, Italian
aviator, h ope |o make a take off
in a licllunctt Kesqui-pluuc fr.iin
Long iHland in approxiiiialcly a
week for a non-stop flight In 1
Rome.
.1 ROOM FURNISHED upartnu-uU
hot nnd cold water atui lig h ts1
furnished. 1)18 Park. Plume 111.
\utiimid»ik‘M
I ake-
speak
Make a habit
15— Apartment For Rent
Treaty Regulations Prevent
Construction Of Big Type*
Of Planes; Designers Con*
rent rate On Dependability
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ANNOUNCING
l.abi-lle,
1 w i s h i n niiiuiuni-i- l l i u t 1 nni «
, m u ,|l,|.it.- fin- tin- n f f l e a « f 4‘ o n s I :i I.I.*
I Mill 1 1,-I
Nn.
Si-intlM.’ ,
C n iin lV . l-’ tnl Ilia, s o u l I M sI rlet m i ll
l u l - i i i u 1.1- I t ln n I'r n e lr n -ln Nn ■, t.
2. J.. I. Si. In. I t k
12. s i i h j i - f t t "
il n w i l l ..f Iln- i n t i - r s III tin- l»<-iim,•r.ill- I -| n n .ii v In in- In-lit. nil Jill"*
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A . I V ( A N l i - ) +MVT\t
columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they
SPECIAL weekly tales at San
ford’s home-like hotel. Seminole
Hotel.
,IMON’ S ACE Springs up' «>'■ VOUR VACATION. Going to Day
tona Beach this Summer? We
dluteiy guaranteed to please
ln-rt McC.riff Furniture Co., 2d specialize in hunt'll property and
will be glad to assist you ill find
Church St., Orlnndb.
ing a place. Call or write us your
Take your vacation
requirements. CAMPBELL REAL
with me
ESTATE CO. Oil'd Main St. Penin
die Blue Ridge Mountains
sula Side, Daytona Bencli.
of Virginia
The quaint old town of
T W ( I A P A R T M E N T S . U i r g o •«...
Wnynenbi.ro
roilin'. Low rates, t.ltt I'aik Axe
• Cnmfnits-RonHimahle Rate
garage
Miss Ann Garnett
Waynesboro, Vu.
T e r t u e e i a , s|(4-akihg a t 2 : " l t o ’. I - I.
Im k
at
t-p i.d.
lu ll riw 4 rtlti.K .
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—Lon( And Found
Special Edition
M ltV A S .
t w1-.li I., aiiu oiiiii-i- Hint I Hi" o
l-;i 11.11.111 •** f . •t tin- o t f l c i * o f C o u n t •
.11. 1,
t i i - i i i . i N o . I. H i- m ln u le C u l m 11 I I. . 1 liln. ,.i l.I ill H i r l c t r o m i i r i m t i s
■ Ip. i i o n i n . .tin I s N o ’ s. t. 2. 3. . . f ,
I " I I . 12 . i l l . Ji t ! t o ’t i l e will o f I ' " '
m l - i s In 1 In- I - . 111. 1, 1 .Hl<- -t’ r lim ii >
t o Ilf ti.-l.l nil J l l l l e f.lh A. I>. It'S*
V o u r MilMmrl w ill In- M i p r e c l . U
J. j|. ( V I C ) V I C K K I I V .
14— B o o m s W ith o u t B oard
|,
yth Anniversary
I.K S I.Ii:
everybody wants, and the success Qf these
TltODUCING lxjng'* Purr Pork
iausuge. 117 MagnoRa AV0.
“ 3. The wiilespi t-ad liim-aui racy
il Mould set lip,
■‘-1. ll) cueoui 111-<-iiii-n1 ti, piofi; !
••eiiin- and wasteful di-,11iluitinii hi t j l t f t l l i ix .s.itlv le.iiiing f-v--r the
apple sniiXT, txi-o epp whites.
middlemen.
t l [ | tdbb- wnb lb-1 look ul in
,, three lomtlis 1 up 1 aimed
tense llioilglil ? Sinqilv b*
same, H (ruts, lemon nine j
"5. Its stliniilation of oxei|ii'i '
ruiisr a ci>ii|dp of friend' l i n e an
duct ion,
!*, total
14 rents, lemon
, S 1efits, eolfre, 5 Cents
b. Its aid to uni ton igu agi 1 liouneeil tli ii tin y j t e dri.|«|iiiu- in
t > r.il dinner xvilli lo r ,md I'.,,It,
total "5 1ruts.
cultiinil competitors.”
" " I S.illv i< del. • mined l-> pioxi-b-.
" Jliese topics," lu........ .
1be dinner for .ill of ilieni for ,i
E « 7 to Prrparn
"Ly no incuus i-x tinin-1 tin- list ol ■lidl.xr. Sfir li is a bd •-I ni-plb s
fallni-ious and dangerous aspec!' 1<>n hand with Ii she bought .it bov
i repiring me dinner was rasv
of the bill, hut they afford ampl.- liners, so .hr ran do it imm' v
I-- |mnn xvilli. Sallv ui.xdr
ground for its viuplialie 1ejection ’• lin e is till- menu she linally b--r s.il.ol of • ildiige. l-’leinli dress
planned:
mg. and green peppers. The lisl
pa*lies were made hy mixing tin
Senator John Taylor
/*«*/i / ’ul/iVt
I all of dikes Willi the i up of luasllrrj
potatoes (left over from the niglil
Gets Good Reception Tomaipfs R i’l h unil l l u t t r r
before) and sauteing them in llir
Lemon ll'afrrs
lat.
to make the apple "low slir
c l. Mycih l-la. May 2'!. Cam.
I n a l the two egg willies In a froth
Imignlng m four eouaia-K todax
folded in three-fourths clip apple
Manatee. SuciiMotu, Chiirh,1t|. and
'And here i< Sallv"* total list of same and added a dash of iiutiuer
Lee, John S. Tuylnr, gubi-cmitoi. pricea: l-dr tisli p.ittirs, one '2JJ JOd lei.... . mil r In taste
Sail)
ini aspirant, xx-UK ceceixyd by huge ounce can id lisli ll.ikes J.l rents, h-rd llte lemon wafers became Ibr,
one
cup
muslieil
p--t.il-n-s,
2
cents,
and untliusin-lie crowd' i-ven.
were inexpensive and their flavoi
wherc and staled hero tonight tlmt fat, 5 - cuts, total. 3(1 .riits, -me can xxrnl wnb the apple .show very well
reports from all ox-ei Florida show tomatoes, Ll rents, one li.ilf clip I lie entire she served black There
tliut liis cnndiai y is gaming mo. -•rated onion. J criil- unxet llanroiis, were five rents nut nf h»r dolLi
' -ruts, t--l.il. !'• i ruts c«de .sl.iw. left over to allow lor fuel and
inentum rapidly in e x . . s.-ti.-u
ll) vents; lulU and buttci, U ccuU; kcasoniugx.
.Senator Taylm was ml i-.-lo- c-l
here hy J. Itoxvi i ( Kn-pii. II p(
inent UlloCtn-x, ami il- •.• - ,| pCOIItllriietivc |d.it fill III III |->|, , , ( , ( .
nl iiuridreil, Lee Count inn . x I...
had gatlniyil at Itn » it v •«•«1*:«•i .
lum to Ii4’ai liim «!«**w|»n•• a iltiwo.
|KUir o f rain S» naloi Taylm |.m
thin n i o i n i i i ^ at H
i
«»n a m i
.-•111. A. I». 192s.
I will i-oiirn tnts von* , 81111041.
fied Section is Riving the kind o f service
s tested for glasses by Ur
'avis. Opposite Coiiri House.
The Sanford Herald’
.-o v x t a h ik
I •visit in nnr.ounc* tlmt 1 *ni
a i .in.llil.il<- fur IIm office of Con
st note f«>r Jusllce of tits I'uiiii.
people o f Sanford proves that this Classi
ROSE COURT APARTMENTS
For (lent
Summer Rates
fu ll 7<il!-.l or M»7t
Announccmcnla
ran
I ' l M i l . t Nu
.
Si-tiunolt>
C u iin ty
l-'lurlita. s » lit 3 n s ( t e n » f t h " I V . i c *
IMm i Ii -i « -•tini<rimin ir
I C I c c ilo n I ' r s c llitn , N u 's t) 2. 2. 4, V. t o . I t , A 12.
» iiiijsi-i i n tin- iii'i - isim i o f p i t tii-niiii i . n i l - I’ r l o i u r v t.i lu- l i r l t l y i n J i m *
HAVE TWO MORE 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 days. If interested
ask for C. A. Hfcincs at Sanford
Herald office.He will he glad to
explain it to you.
.
•Me nr Gianadn Dss‘ Gingct
,1e cull 705. Prompt Delivery.
the equalization 1
at S u i u s i i t u amt l i x e
Pualu G o r i l u . l i e w i l l
ten o ’c l o c k Wt due - l a y
Proved Success
Terms Cosh in Advanco
TO ADVERTISERS
RO.Mll EXPLODES
rrViHfT^|, 'Artnoiih«‘mvnU)-r)------- (Lejcal^futicc.s)
Help Wanted
WANT A K R A T E S
‘
"U n dy," Ithmugb hi* Idontification with tin- company will be
steadily increasing bis enmin-.*
powers. It is estimated tliut lie
has already earned $1,000,quo from
various
enterprises,
'including
newspaper articles nnd tin- hook
"W e". It was a few days more
1h,nn a year ago when lie mum
his epochal non-stop flight from
Now York to Paris, and since that
time he hns given his time must in! ingly to enterprises from which lie
drew no revenue, such as acting
ns America's "good will ambassa
dor" to various -countries.”
.
PAOK F IV 3
TO E SANFORD H ERALD. SANFORD. FLORID A * W EDNESDAY. M AY 23. 1928
I*
th is
!*»!"•
I be
f I It d a y
*
of
.
May.
*•
C O I - N T Y IIH M I D O F I T H L I l * IN
H T I I l f T I O N . Ht'M INi Il-B t.'lll N-
Dry Cleaning
£
x
i b
e
THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY
Huff-Mac Battery Co.
117 East 2nd. Street,
SANITARY STEAM PRESSER*.
Odorless Dry Cleaning. Phona
958. 114 N. Park.
.A'vninifH
Faints nnd Wall Paper
SUN PROOF PAINTS
SEMINOLE- AWNING
SHOP.
Water
S)iar Varnishes and Ena
Awnings, Window shades. Tarpau
mels.
Velum ina
Flat
in all
lin*. Anything of Canvas. 309 Foist
Paints. Persian clay jifsso. plastwo
2nd. Street. Phoi«e 11.
moulding clay and Plaques. San
ford Paint 4k Wall Paper CkkO. lL
Auto Tops
.
Stuart, Propr. 112 W. First SL
Furniture r
SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain*
Cushions nnd Seat Coverings. \\’ E UUY «r trade in uar»l furnU
luro. Wagner Fumlturo Co.
,300 West 2nd. Street.
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Fair tonight and Wednesday, »I<
'published in. Florida’s -Heart,
I rh c World’s G reatest Vegetable
Spot and R ichest G arden Land.
cept possibly shower* la east por
tion. tonight.
AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PER
N U M B E R 'S
-S-TN' i ’O I ll)" FmiTTlTXTOE S I)A Y 7 M A Y 2 2 . 1928
IGBLAME
lOUSE LABORS
'ON DAM BILL
Dam Still Holds
Despite Erosions
SALT LAKE CITY. Utnh.
May 22.— (IN S )—The Pleasant
Valley dam above Caallouatc,
which threatened to break yestcn lay flooding vast areas was
still holding today, according
to reports here and confidence
was expressed th n t disaster will
be averted. A force of five hun
dred men worked throughout
the night plugging the leaks
nnd bolstering the dam with
sand hags, cement and earth
with the result that the eroding
effect of the accumulated m a
terial w as checked. Today w ork
men were trying to lower the
reservoir level to the safety
point by cutting away the top
of the dam nnd perm itting the
surplus w ater to flow out grad
ually.
‘
SEN ATE PUTS
NEW TAX BILL
IN CONFERENCE!
Grand Jury Begins
ASPIRANTS FOR
Work OFFICE SPEAK
IN FOREST CITY
Mail Pilot Dies In
Crash Of Airplane
RICHMOND, "May 28. (IN S)
—P it Morriscy, a ir m ail pilot
operating between here and
New York, was killed early to
day when his piano w ent Into
n noso dive and crashed near
the city airport. He had ju st
taken off for New York and
was believed to hnvo 'lo st hia
bearings in a fog. He was b u r
ied under the wreckage. Tho
body wns mangled. M orriscy
was n World W ar flier ard
Inter Instructor a t Kelly Field,
Texas. He was about 33 years
of ago nnd lived a t Aurora, III.
He is survived by his wife and
three children at Aurora.
OHIO CAMPAIGN
PLACED DNDI
SENATE PROBE ■
The spring term of the circuit m nttrrs that nre to Ins brought to
.
■
. .
.
..
.. i...
nltrirlinv
court for Seminole County con its attention by Stnto'a attorney
Smith.
veiled this morning a t the court
No light was shed today on Frnnk Evnns Enlivens Meet
A dm lnislrallonLcndprsU cvivt' house with Judge Wnllacc, W.
ing W ith Slnlem erits InKcwhat
is to he investigated by the
[Heeds President’s Re
" Hopes O fA djournm entN exl W right presiding and Millard H. grand Jury although it was said
futntion Of Charges About
s ta te ’s attorney, in a tte n d
Commendation And
S atu rd ay N ight W henTrek Smith,
that
no
grJnC
am
ount
of
business
Road
C onstruction I’olicies
ance.
Will Begin ForCon vent ions
Takes Up Measure
Following the opening of court, Confronts it. One of tho chief
a grand jury
was impanelled. criminal eases slated for tria l is Kilbec,Threatens To
Of Swing-Johnson
These composing, the grand Jury the Hogg case involving a former
Boulder Dam Bill
C. 1’. Henderson, J . 11. llin t- chief of police of Altam onte on Clog Dance For Crowd
Faces Filibuster nre:
erm ister, Fi t I 1*. B allard, K. a charge of m urder.
Following retirem ent of the Brady Snys lIo “ DrawsCrowd”
M. Mitchell, W. F. Lewis, A. K.
grand
jury, Judge W right set the
Tax Reduction M ensuresAsIt Adams. A. A. Moran, L. P. Me
For S h eriff C andidates As
Passed Two HousesCarries Culler, H. f . Whelchcl, A. 1L docket for civil cases. A special
W
alker Sees Self A sW inner
venire for hearing theso cases
No Aid For Normal Income Flynt, M. M. Ism l, J. D. Davi were .sumnVoned for tomorrow
son. T. W. Baxter. E. B. Randall
L e g is la tio n Has Long
Enlivened by the presence of a
Jr.. Paul P. Pezohl, H. B. C ren morning at 9:110 ©.'clock. Those multitude of mosquitoes,
who
WASHINGTON,
May
22.
(IN
S)
Been Delayed BySocomposing
tho
speclnt
venire
are:
shaw, L. A. Kcnnud nnd John
piled th eir trade fast ami furious
__The new tax reduction bill,
M.
1).
Pnlstorr.
W.
T.
Dunn,
W.
A.
Meiseh Jr.
Called ‘PowerTrust
ly much to the discomfort of
W A S H IN G T O N , M a y 2 2 . - - .
which the Ser.ntc l.cld within the
L. P. McCuilcr
was chosen Routh, II. J . Krcinhilrg, Allen everyone, the seventh of a series
(
I
N S ) —O bion presidential
Jlouil'-T
V
T
V
n
Popo.
J
.
D.
AhTreasury lindt of
$204,000,000 foreman nnd II. C. Whclchol clerk
WASHINGTON. May*22.—
of county political meetings was N orthern W ar I ^ r d ' Proposes| cam paign came
under tho
vahams.
A.
II.
Bates,
E.
’M.
a fte r the House authorized a of the 'fcrnnd juhy. A fter bq&ig- Hunt, Carol Howl, E . A. Brother- held Inst night in the Eosgnte
I (jN S )— H e e d in g th ir* r e c o m
Fr
To
W
ithdraw
Troops
From
I
Senate’s
presidential
fund
sworn
in,
tho
jury
heard
the
packing hqusc a t F orest City. As
$289,000.000’slash, was' pent to con
m endation o f P r e s i d e n t C oolMukden If Jnpnnese
com m ittee’s sp o tlight today.
court’s charge as to its duties sup, C. D.’F orrester, E. W. Limit* one speaker described it, "the can
13590952
ference today while adm inistration and rcsponsloilitics and then re qili'st, R. J. Vaughan nnd G P.
Hold N ationalists In Check Cnrmi Thompson, m anat
k ta c a n d f e a r f u l of' « ,u ' w
didates chewed the rag and tho
'
leaders revived hopes of adjourn tired to consider a num ber of Mills.
flmHl d i s a s t e r b e in g la id to i t s
,
n vn nd no vn , 'MiTT-*'*
th o^ late S enator Secretary
Willis
mosquitoes chewed the skin."
Lo
May 22 . —MNS)—
(in s )
of
ing Congrma .m a t S aturday' night.
door, t h e H o u s e t o d a y Look u p
The onFj^-Tippli*- on an otherwise Chang
Tso-Lin,
the
northern
|
C
o
m
m
e
rc
e
H
o
o
v
e
r,
.
t
e
s
t
i
f
i
e
d
Lionel Atwill Is Successful
The IlmittU T P niW^ Hill.' likely to
calm sen occurred when Frank Chinese w ar lord, has unofficially 841,216 w a s expended on bellhc S w in g - J o h n s o n B ill f o r
In Suit A gainst Ilis WifeOn pass the House in a day or two,
Evans, member of the board of
fthe b u ild in g o f B o u ld e r C a u Grounds Of D esertion As hut facing h despeinte filibuster
county commissioners and a can* npproaehed the Japanese G o v ern - I h alf of Willis.
o n t h e C o lo ra d o
SheT oursFranceW ilh Friend
I yon D a m
didate
to succeed himself, took intim ated he would W| thdrnW h ' S O W o ^ G v o rite a o n ^ a n d ld T u fo r
in the Senate, and r final settle
occasion to brand ns false state mcnt with a proposal In which he th<j Democratic presidential nomii River.
,
, .
NEW YORK, May 22.— (IN S )— ment of the
differences be
With the threat ol filibustering
ments, which he declared had been tronps to Mukden, tho capital of nation, declared he apent but $100
Lionel
Atwill,
noted
actor,
today
tween
the
two
branches,
alono
made with “ malice toward me." Manchuria if the Japanese would which was used in Cleveland w here
luetic* m et by the fjrn» «
c( leaders to bring the bill to # was granted a divorce from his stood between Congress and ad
Tho county commissioner with
.
I veU nil indications pointed to its wife, Elsie Maekay ‘Atwill, by journment at the end c.f the week.
some feeling declared th at there hold hack his N ationalist foes in “ iaC° ^ ,t>lcdBeVcl° ped ° TCr ° M ° \
-usage within three days.
’ * Court Justice Sela B.
Check
l
!p
Of
linspilnls
Show
the
drive
toward
IN'k'ng.
an
ex“x
h
'
^
J
f
pn
,
aid
0nly
$14,117.63
"lias
arisen
an
erronious
concep
Failing to get Congress homeward Case Of Woman W holindllus^Originating in the plea o real- Supreme
Thai 2.r»ft Are Being T reated tion of the distribution of public change telegraph dispatch from WBB Bpcnt bcfor# W illis' death and
liantl A rrested For W ishing
Pound
by May 20 . adm inistration
At
Ail)
charged
Ids
wife
| ,1,'ntu of the Im perial \ alley of Strong. •
For Phosgene PolsonlngAf- improvements" by the county Tnklo stated today.
More Children Is A ttra c t
th a t hia organization atopped th e
,'olifornia for protection from « had deserted him for another actor leaders will set Mnv 29 ««s the
ler ACatastroplieOnM onday hoard.
I
ing Consideraltie A ttention
T h0 Japanese Government re- fig h t a fte r th at. The expenditures
Hood which is declared to he me- she met while playing in a New date for ending tne present ses
The speaker declared it had been
» #-u
•
made later, he explained, wore fo r
Hamburg, M ay. 22.— (IN S) — charged thnt lie built a road fuse, t.» accept Chung a P ™ p o » » l bl,u made
vCahle, the legislation has long
Wlllla died aiul
BRIDGEPORT. Com ., May 22.
sion.
York
production.
ton delayed by fight <«f the sonew tax reduction hill, ns —(IN S )—" It was the m istake of At least 250 victims of the phos through Lake Mary l«» suit his the dispatch added. The Japanese, | ^ trBVeU|lg cxpcn8cs.
The
Mrs. Atwill did not defend the
I filled “power tru s t" to prevent
gene gas w hich terorized this city own wishes, and in reply asserted it is reported, fenr th n t a disor"Outsido of traveling expenaea,
it passed both House and Senate,
the generation of electricity a t th- suit, and now is believed to he in carried to reduction in the »"im:d mv life wln-n I m arried him. I yesterday were in various hosplt that he hud in his possession a gunized re tre a t of the northern I can say th a t no contract w as
d
m’t
tLink
it'.-,
rigid
to
go
on
ills here today, a cheek up revealed. petition hearing more than a linn- armies in Manchuria m ight re made to spend money a fte r Sena
Europe. The couple was married income taxes hut granted heavy
dam.
ln mi effort to relieve the feder- in Chicago on February 7. 1920 ii-li.-f to corporations. The genet bringing children into the world It is feared that many of these d u d names, requesting that the sult in a repitition of tho Tsinan tor W illis' death,” said Thompson.
»! gllMTIimC lit f the east of flood
uj public was benefitted by in when they won't he properly cared may die ami swell the death toll of mud In- constructed. Mr. Evans incident.
"Some contracts, entered into and
There are many Japanese in enrried out before his death, w ere
nutrition, sponsors of the hill and when not on the road lived at creased exemptions on amuseiio-n 1 tor. And I love children - don't eleven.
said
allegations
had
been
spread
.voiced the Hellenic of budding n Douglas Manor. N. Y. Mr. and taxes, lightening of the eluh due- m isunderstand!"
,
.
The Vorwncrts, a socinli*t paper, to the effect thnt he had built M anchuria nnd Jnpan is determin* paid for afterw ards."
These asset lions were made to
f.Mi f....t dam <m the r i v e r between ■Mrs. Atwill played in “ L rcp in tax and repeal of the automobile
er to see thnt none of Its citizens’ | Thompson said the Willis organtlwlily
charged
that
the
poison
gas
other
roads
without
regard
to
the
Nevada and Arizona, generating tin- Woods" in 1925. Max Monte- tax. An effort to atta. li farm re day by Mrs; Ethel Cromwell. Ilf*, was indirectly owned by the Reich wishes of his conslituti-ntx, and in ore endangered. It is reported thnt tzatlon received $16,300 before •
m o ilin ' ol thilleen cbildren who
,l«.:ii<ity. and selling w ater both
all available Japanese troops in | Willis' death while $26,110 was r o y
sole, a protege of At will’s who lii-f tm d ta riff legislation
Imlias ciiosed the arrest ot her bus sw elir an ill hat it form erly had nnswerto the charge thnt no road Manchuria uro being concentrat eolved and $27,099.25 iirtn t a f ta f
purposes
and
t..r m u t a t i o n
lull
as
“
riders"
vvele
rejected
by
been
owned
by
extrem
e
radicals
could
he
built
without
tho
sanc
was named correspondent, als"
localise she
the S e n a te . Proposals to ineieas- blind, Ivlwnril,
llullli.l'C IIM* in S o u t h 'I'll I ' a l l f o r
ed at Murkdcn.
hia d tath . Thompson filed a lUfc
played in the show.
w
aiits'llbflnuo
bullies
ol least not who intended it for the use of the tion of the whole hoard and that
If fighting between the N atloa of contributors,
the
ta
riff
on
farm
pioduels,
re, Beman
Ueman G. Daw« i,
Sovirt
armies.
no
county
commissioner
is
perm
it
I Ins scheme would make possi- * Atwill testified he and dctce- establish a $.’»00.00«.0ii» farm d- while her team ster husband brings
N ortherners apread brother of the Vice President,
The
Reiehswchr immediately ted to rprend more than $50 w ith nlists and
raided
a
New
York
Apart*
hi,, the repaym ent of the $125,090,- liv e s
northward to Mr »churji, Jap an ese KBVe 17,500 while Thompeon
I.L-lilure -fund for allowing fat m e n home from $18 to $:i(» IV week, de (ssuisl a fl-»t ilenusL that it was in
UJll eost of the project to the fed- mcnt m 1925. amt found Ins wife to im port articles free of duty, atm pending oil how long and l i ' ' ^ any way conneeted witli the owner out firs*. Obtaining app-m al of troops are ready to tako strenuous j d(goo. J. W. Hopkins and T. Yf.
the other members
and Montesole there. His wife he to refund transportation costs en regularly lie works.
t ,il government within 20
prevent
looting, pobinson. of Chicago, each gav*
The m eeting was attended by measures to
said, had taken part of the furni exported farm produets all w ei"
The ease has attracted i-otg-uh-r- ship of the deadly gas. Similarly,
rhi i s of the m easure rlaimed.
Troop#
will
he
dispatched
to $5 ,000. So did Michael Gallagher,
the
Communist
Red
Flag,
an
ex
nearly 200 persons. L.
HeBout
addition to the in terest of ture front their Douglas Manor defeated.
ii ble attention and discussion,
strategic points at the firs t out* o t Cleveland. L. M. WBIia, a bro,
treme
radical
paper,
denied
ever
presided
in
the
absence
of
R.
Jt ’romwell wa> arrested a fte r his
'president Coolidge who recently home t<» the apartm ent.
hurst.
ther of the Senator, gave $1,000.
At the last minute, the helm
When they raitlcil the apartm ent, struck out the reduced graduated wife appealed to the authorities having had any knowledge of the Holly, secretary of the enmity De
<ln<lr,l Congress for failure to eon-,
Meanwhile, reports from Peking
Thompson revealed he mado
existence
of
the
gas
or
any
|n*»mocratic
executive
committee.
testified,
tlu-y
.found
that
M(|er the hill, the legislation had Atwill
tax applying on small . ei porat i*»n ■ to ink' .b arg e ,,f lo-r husband who tsilile use it might be put t".
em
anating
from
Chang
Tso-Lin’s
L,„me
personal conUymtons to
Candidates
Tor
constable
were
the
'
had
11, um|ualifie<l endorsement of Mrs. Atwill ami Monitrholc
headquarters
indirnto
th
n
t
the
|
county
committees. 4L 'L U ltto said
hut d took the vote of Vice Presi is a,, advo.-ule of still larger
Following ye-l.-rday’s
catas
N r '. i i y of fom m eive ll'-rhert M.v, ii ste a m e r trunks p.o k. d and dent Dawes to do it Ibis scab war famili.
lie is in jail in default tro p h e cam.* tbi- revelation that the first speakers, E. Kinlaw, Leslie southern drive upon Peking has he gave "about $10,0^07^ Thomp
Bryan, It. (’. Wilcox and L. A.
and S ecretary of the In I he next day th«- ■"iiple went l» one adopted by the Senate toil lu i. of bail pending h ealing Thursday.
announced son explained th at he accepted
Putin* crew
h htc am iT f i i n \ mif T ate making brief talks for this been checked. Chang
tm. i Hubert Work.
. Boston, w here they hoarded a night, a fte r a parliam entary laugh* The polar- at first were at a loss
th at his troops had recaptured these "larg e contributions" only
the
same
gas
from
Hamburg
l<
>
office.
().
P.
Herndon
and
J.
N.
Tin. only stum bling blocks m. boat for Europe.
was solved. The Senate voted l - us to what charge to press against
Tlngchow nnd had repulsed a because "contributions fell off af- ,
tin path of the m easure appeared
In her application for tem porary to .’h’) to elim inate it anil Hawes Imn but linally resorted to that Leiungiad in 192-1 bad been killed C haffer were the only candidates nationalist attack upon Hoekicn.
ter Senator Willis’ death.”
when the poisonous Substance e s for justice of pence who spoke.
tu 1„. the opposition of | »»wcr m- alimony, Mrs. Atwill said her east the dividing vote against the of "tccliinral hrcadi of peace.'
"Wo have called you because
Although
the
United
States
while
Judge W. K. White and John
Un-sts to a governm ent dam on husband earned $50.0011 a year, proposal which the House had
you
are known as a candidate for
Mrs. Crunivvell does not speak caped. This trngedy iicrnrrcd
does
not
wish
to
interfere
in
any
the Baltie 1,1-onardy addressed tho audience
tho presidency,”
said Senator
tht ( olorudo, where power sites hut he asserted he only made $25, adopted.
hnrsly >>f her huslnind. "Edward the ship was crossing
way
with
Chinese
affairs,
both
in behalf of th eir candidacies for •Chinese factions have been noti- Steiwer (R ) of Oregon. “You^Com... already being eagerly sough1. 000 a year.
The principal provision? of tin- seldom spends money for lirink,"- Sea, it was learned.
A leak in a tunk containing the office of county prosecuting
m l the ic tltafd
-Uili—a&—It—Uiia^Cll.
alia xaitl. ua, thuugh »Ulk M»K 1111 ' J l phrergrnr.- ttn-— drndly—
MftCMun*! liment me," eald Pomerene, who
-uHhi>ni.y. "Judge W hite ward— his fiad -by ■Jo h n Van .A.
with six other stutes m u iMTipnit
Senate follows: Automohil.’ taxes. f(irt (()
fai|.
him. "But he has
' will
will be held enled ho wax an active candidate
th
at
American
troops
<>p
lor the project.
' .
-cpealod by House: repeailed hv nut tho rig h t sense of economic re gas used ill tile war, (read an enor position as municipal judge would in readiness to protect American for president. ¥
■ The erection of Boulder Dam m
"I a t no tlmo announced my can
Senate: Settled. C o rp o r a tio n tax. hit ions in the raising of n *>ig mous quantity "f the substance. he resigned if he is elected. Mr. citizens, if nny should be endanger
the Colorado River will he another
didacy,” Pomerene added. “ Somo
reduced to 11 1-2 per cent by family. He insists on more child Tin gas filtered from the tunk and Leonardy told the uudicncu thut cd by the expected hostilities.
milestone In American progress
of my friends canvassed the states
House; reduced to 12 1-2 per cent ren, snying the Lord will provide hung like a pall over the harbor liis service of a year und five
months in this office especially
»nd achievement, comparable to
and later on the State Democratic
by Senate: in conference. C orpora for them in some way, yet year section of this city.
Resident's were pnnif-strieken fitted him f»r the place. R eferring
th. Suez Canal and the (latum
Central Committee passed a resol
tion exemptions: increased ft on* ufter year they struggle along with
lima in the Panam a Canal, Senaution. requesting me to perm it the
MATHER. IV . May 22 . (IN S) $2,000 to $3,000 by House: same me in poverty. 1 don’t think it s Many were overcome and fell in to the fact thnt his opponent al
the streets. A try of "poison gas" ready has one public office and
lur Hiram Johnson <II) of Caluse of my name. I was slow to con
-Convinced that no life remains by Scnute: settled.
rig h t.”
ifoiniu told the Somite today in a today among the victims of the
sent but I finally did, w ith th e un
Small corporations: gtladualid
She sat in a clean, albeit I " " 1* was heard everywhere. Firemen that Judge W hite’s father is a t
final drive to secure the cnaetim-n M ather Colliery explosion a t'" »> scale of reduced taxes, starting ui ished room as she talked. I he were at u loss ns to how to emnhat torney for the county commission
derstanding th ere would bo no
«,f tin* SwinR-Johnnon
Houhlcr the mine, rescue crews began the 5 per cent and going to 9 l" ‘
the
deadly
fumes.
'I
he
ordinary
er*,
Mr.
Leonur-'y
expressed
Un
contest.”
room combined a kitchen and sd
l»am Bill at this season of Con task of locating and removing the tea*, adopted
Chetloy W. Ju m ey of Texas, sec
ALBANY, N. Y., May 22.—
for corporations ling room for the family. She and gnu-musks used by the fire-fight belief thut "two public offices arc
gress.
bodies of the last of the P-'7 vic- having incomes under $15,000 by one of her children, Eleanor. 12, ers were found to he no -pratcc- enough for one fain!.y."
(1,%-S)—Collapsing from tho strain retary to Senator Copeland (D )
It was Johnson’s purpose to keep
Senator J. J. Pariah of T itus which sho bus been under for tho of New York, teetlfled he spent
ilouse: rejected by Senate: in con were folding lengths of light blue tioa ngninsl phosgene. W ar-lime
tim«.
i *i
r
the hill constantly before the Sen$2,077.16 in behalf of Governor At
gas musks were sent for from Her ville, seeking re election for «*
One man, Frank Krubies, t
iles.
She
ex
pained
ference.
clastie into
tilt* until finally dinpobccl *»fi no was found alive in the depths of
second term , pointed to his record last month, Florence E. S. Knapp, Smith. Uo spent $1,280 during a
Income tuxes: existing rates r tin.
_
_
"home
work’
that
! mid. During the course of on ut- tho mine today—miraculously sav tam ed by House: same approved I that it wus
Toward evening n driving ruin of 111 years In the legislature as form er secretary of state, today ten week's visit to Dallas la s t
ta.k on the motives of the oppos ed from death when gas fumes and by Senate: settled. Surtaxes: ex they got fifty cents per gr«. s f"' came up which disseminated the u bnsis for his appeal for further was ordered to bed by physicians Fall. He also had printed and dis
labor.
.
und a recess wr.s taken in her sec tributed lite ratu re favdrable to
ition to the hill.
fire swept by his niche in the coal isting rates retained by House: a their
" I ’ve been m arried to h.lwaru greater jiortiou "f the escaped service. He said that in his first
Johnson declured ncimcof lltc da and rock. Fourteen others escaped $25,000,000 reduction on bracket*
ond trial until tomorrow. Mrs Sm ith. Ju rn ey said Copeland con
gas. Many of those in the hospit
(Continued
on
page
4)
ta used by Scnutor Smoot (It) of shortly a fte r the explosion Sutui- above $20 ,000, adopted by Senate, alm ost ten years." she conlinmd- als may succumb to phosgene
Knapp is on tria*. oeforc Supreme tributed $500 to hia expenses while
I tali in his two day speech attac k day, hut one was so had y hurt in conference. Prize fight ticket “ I’ve home him thirteen ebildioii. uoiaoning, it is feared.
C ourt Justice Callaghan on 1 the re st came from his own pocket.
(Coiitinueit on |*ago 4)
ing the project "had its source thut he died yesterday. Officials tax: tux of 25 per cent placed on
charge of stealing census money.
i lose to the busy q u arters of the feel certain these are the only prize fight tickets costing $-> «»•
Announcement th u t Mrs. Knapp
fixed
great power interest, which recent survivors.
tux
more,
by
House;
same
,
revelations-have s h t vn have been
The slow, gruesome tusk or dig by Senate: settled.
was too ill to come to court was
enthusiastically Becking to cncotn- ging out the bodies buried within
made by her atto rn ey P. C. Dugan
i-a-s tho defeat of this legislation. the mine has begun. It will take
as soon u* court was convened to"Fear not," Johnson said, at^ th days—maybe a week or more—be
BERLIN.
May 2 2 . - O N S ) - duy. “ I understand Mrs. K n a p p »
• 'inclusion of his speech, “ this fore they are all recovered. i.J
Em hittercd by their route in the illness is only tem porary and aho
With 40 c a se s-on docket und and Johnnie- Sheffield each pajd
VIENNA, May
22.— (IN S )—
•lam ran be built mid under th* bodies hud
1 election, leaders of tho N“ - may he able to come to court to
been removed to
genera
$10
fines
for
gambling
while
the M a i am ount of fines pin*’*'*
today begun making morrow," Justice C allaghan said. Mine. M aria Jaritxa, A ustrian op
providence of Clod, will be built. It d a y - 5 8 identified, ami 11 burned
tiunuliatii
at $588, Municipal Court yester Jujncs Norwood was relieved of preparations to wage w ar ugoinsl
era alnger and beauty, has qu it
will he another milestone in pro and mangled bccond recognition.
day enjoyed its largest session in $7 on the same charge. Jessie the socialists when the new cabi Paulia A. Smith, of Bedford, Maas, the Vienna state opera and will
gress und achievem ent, anutber Rescue crews, who checked a fire
sister
of
Mrs.
Knapp,
announce!
wholesale Collins, Willie Bee, Levi Jenkins. net and the new Reichstag comes
tribute to American ability, skill which swept through butt
LONDON, May 22.—(IN S )— many months. Two
however, th a t tho form er secretary never sing her* again, she a n
raids
conducted
by
tho
police
over
nounced today. Tho troublo arose
end courage.”
found Kruhiek deep in the room, Hi* many friend* her*
Into power rtext monthWillie
Glennon
and
(His
.Swain
o
f state had collapsed.
over a French decoration.
Count W esturp and his fellow
seated on a rail. Gas was seeping mourned tho death of Alan Date, tho w e ek en d were responsible paid $3 each.
"My
sister
lias
coHapsed,
aatd
When th e in tim atio n ' came
atic critic of the New York for the extensive court calendar.
Joo Davis, charged with possess leaders of th* radical faction <,l Mis# Sihlth as tears cam e to her
Mrs. Owen To Speak in and ho would have been over dram
The raids netted 'a total of 25 c-ulfrom
P aris th a t th e-F re n ch Gov
American
and
Universal
Service,
the
N
ationalists
predicted
th
a
t
the
eycs.&HI
do
not
wonder
consider
ion
of
liquor,
was
fined
$200,
us
to* decorate
On Friday In Oviedo come soon.
wlu. wus fatally stricken last p rits ,' 14 being arrested in one wus Daisy Siplin; Judge \Shile next cabinet will not lust long nnd ing the strain ahe has been un ernm ent intended
iiift{)£!W a train between Plym und 12 in another. In addition fined L aura Kelly $100 for having th at the new Reichstag will en der for the last month.” Mr»- Mme. Jeritza and several other
Kay Keech Is Sued
there were three cases in the
outh and Birmingham.
Ruth B ryan Owen, candidate foa
Knapp wak taken suddenly ill singers, th e Prim e Donna expectliquor hut suspwjded sentence counter continued obstacles,
possession of liquor.
For
Promise
Breach
Dale
who
was
on
hi*
way
to
\yiiili- 1^0 communists gaiqt’d when -ohe-retw aad to hnr hotel ■ad-te r ece ive the Insignia of t h a '
tuiHucss, will speak F riday afteri-n
i-.lM.via:ir. . Steve, b tu tb Ai ‘a ' ,w]Mll of one pidi#^ raliti
visit hTTbt Fftipi m'F in Birm inghawscats in the Reichstag, th ere 1* room shortly a fte r nine o’clock Legion o f Honor. When she got
»«*'n at 9 .60 ‘P*clPrifTrt-*he euknel
tho
following were n abbed for ics nnd I). Cavouris were dismissed little likelihood of any communist
was
sixty-Bevcn
year*
old.
Ho
auditorium in Oviedo, according
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J - , May
lust night from the court room. only a m inor decoration known
on
charges
of
selling
groceries
being taken into the government. Sho had uttended a ten hour ses as "O fficer of Public Instruction” -Jp
to an announcem ent today by 2 2 (IN S )—C harging Bay Keech, sailed from New York ten days disorderly conduct: Arron Adams, on Sunday.
II. M cPherson, Alexander Benja
those who have the jneeting in of Pleaaantvllle. N. J-, who recent ugo to make his unnuul review of
Mae H erring cstreatu'l « *1° Predictions uro being made thut sion of court at which tho Jury sho immodiately blamed the directmin,
R obert Moore, Eva Manning,
—• ^ V ,
.
.
iharge.
ly set a new wiirld’s S/.-ed recodd for the European stag e for readers of
bond
for speeding while the case tho “ grand coalition*' will conaiai thut will decide her fot0 was chos or of tho open* company and rosignod.
Mrs. Owen will b« introduced by automobiles at O -ytona Beach. the H carst papers, with which he Lillie Belle Rivers, Ruby Smith, of A rthur Randolph for a sim ilar of Socialists, Democrats, Catholic en.
" I am n o t conceited,” Mme.
Mr*. J. W. M artin, president of the Fla., told her he was single when hud been associated alm ost con* LeRoy Dixon, Clarence Profit, offense wus continued, W. L. center p arty * Bavarian peoples^
Annie Johnson, Lucille Charleston,
FLYERS
ARRIVE
Je
ritsa told International New*
party
and
the
.G
erm
un
peoples
Oviedo Woman's Club. The candi In reality he is married. Isabella tinuously for 33 years.
Little wa* fined $10 fo r being
Service. “ B ut 1 could not accept
A brilliant w riter, Dale wax rae Willie W illiams, Robert U w to n drunk and Rullie M artin, churged party. Foreign Secretary Strcacdate, who haa been conducting an Olivcllo had a $150,000 breach of
MONTREAL, QUE-, May 22— tho French decoration because
in New und Mary June Faust. The lust with ussuult, had his caso contin man is one o f tlufMeaders of tho
aggressive .cam paign, will outline pomise suit on file *n circuit oldest dram atic critic
four
were
dismissed
by
Judge
(IN
S )—The T rans-A tlantic Trio, the King o f Denmark recently boGerman
Peoples'
party.
York
in
point
of
continuous
sCr*
her platform' in an address th a t is court here toady.
W. E. Whito while P rofit and ued. Jam es Weatherspoon, up for
Leaders of the victorious social Baron Von Hucnfcld, M ajor Fitx- stowed personally upon me a
vice.
He
«Uo
wrote
book*,
pluy*.
expected to a ttra c t a U rge crowd.
disorderly
conduct,
wus
dismissed.
She saya she met Keech four
A large number of Sanford citizens years ago and became infatuated and many m agazine articles. Af Johnson paid $15 fines, Dixon a
c a p ta in
Koehl. gold medal for a r t and acience.
Violation of the. through street ists p arty declared they would maurice and
fine of $10 and tbo others were
are expected- to hear Mr*. Owen. with him; lie agreed to m arry her ter working aa a new»*papcr corordinanco nejtcd five offenders. work for European peace and h a r arrived here a t 10 A. M. and were I could not accept a lower decor
ation afterward*. 1 shall never
mony. Prem ier Braun, of Prussia,
respodent in London and Paris, asscHSod $7 each.
A nother foray on a gambling The cases of Joo Hauser and It, waa being hailed throughout G er greeted a t the station by Mayor sing here again.” Mme. Jeritza
she says, and further • ••«•■ ” Dale came to New York and was
MONTREAL GETS MEET
Lockhart
were
continued,
W.
C.
Iloude,
L.
Kempf,
Germa-v
Consul
ATLANTA, May 2 2 .—(IN S )— is the father of her child, born connected w ith the
is a soprano *n the M etropolitan
m an y -to d ay as the m oat logical
Times and bouse netted 11 a rrests Including
* Ittv a a a tm b ly ’ d f fhfe "Southern June 25 1925. Keech denies th* Tribune and tha Evening World Eddie Jones, the operator, who Hutchinson was dismissed and K. man. to succeed Dr. W llhcltn Marx General for Canada and other Opera Company, of Now York,
Bales
and
Mra.
W.
S.
Thornton
distinguished citizens,
___ __
dan Church will b* held ch.rgM .nd I. ende, »#»» •«•» before joining the H earst organi paid a fine of $15. Geprgc Ruf
as .chancellor, ___
____'
_
___
«*1. N. C. i t was an- for his appearance at tho October
fin, P irrco Cooper, Alico • Brown estreated $3 bonds,
zation
in
1895,
_
today. The N orth Caro- ■* term of circuit court.
• vron oyer Orlando, Fla-
[Filibuster Scare
Met By Leaders
Late George Willis*
Manager Testifies
$40,000 Was Spent
Upon HisCandidate
Pomerene States
He Used But $100
CHINESE GENERAL Carmi ThompsonSays
SEEKS DEAL W m l S L « w iw d 3
JAP GOVERNMENT.......
FAMOUS ACTOR IS
GIVEN DIVORCE IN
DUTIFUL MOTHER MANY VICTIMS OF
ASKS REDRESS IN GAS IN HAMBURG
APPEAL TO COURT MAY DIE, IS FEAR
S
Rescue Crews Push
Task Of Removing
Bodies Of Victims
Mrs.DorothyKnapp
Succumbs ToHeavy
Strain Of Her Trial
Police Court Has Busiest Session In
Dramatic Critic Of Many Months With 40 Cases On Docket
GothamNewspaper
Has Fatal Attack
Nationalist Par t y
In GermanyBegins
War On Socialists
Maria Jeritza Will
NeverSingAgainln
Vienna Slate Opera
K rz r.
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Mandell
Collide Tonight
Weather Favors Bis: Event
n
Chicago Cubs Will R€l““AMERICAN LEAGUE
And McLamin
Take To Road After St. Louis. 3; New York 3.
Chicago 1; Detroit 2.
•
Providing Big Winning Streak Cleveland
1; W ashington 3.
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NEW YORK, May 18.— (INK) —
W eather perm ltth/tr, Sammy Man
dell the m nster boxer, will collide
w ith Jim m y M cLam in,-the deadly
h itte r, in nVchrtIul.il fifteen round
b attle nt the Polo Grounda ton'^ht
fo r the liyhtweight chnmpionahip
of the world. The fitrlit was to have
been ntaRed last night but Trx
Rickard, the promoter, did not
want to gnnible on dubious* look
ing w eather and poatp.<nrd !t.
Rickard expects no less than
dO,000 people to cram the ball park
bringing to the box office coffers
some $300,000. On paper the fracas
looms ns the most sensation il
lightweight display th at
has
graced the lightw c’gh t ivalia since
the days of Penny Leonard. It is
w hat the boys in the fight gam?
call a '‘natural.”
This m orning the odds were 7 to
6 th at champion Mandril would
rc ta n bis title agnin.-t bis danger
—
—
oub,
hard-hitting challenger. There
is so much McClamin money in
evidence that by ring t me the bet
ting is likely to be at even money,
take your pick. There ling been
mere win le.tomo wagering on this
battle than on any other im portant
ring encounter of recent years.
Some estim ates art the half a mil-,
linn already have been laid on the
line.
Until principals seem to be abl
et rely confident of vict* ry. They
have been pronounced physirnlly
fit by the state boxing eumnr'ssion’s examining d"« tor. They have
officially weighed. in,
Mnnilell
scaling at 135 arid M el.nni'ti ' at
131-1-2.
— “ I’m sure 1 will win" Mandell
tobl International News Service.
I’ll box him always watching for
an opening. If 1 see any i ’ll shoo!
for n knockout. If he lasts the
route Pm tvnfidenl I’ll bo given
th(. tleciiinn.”
Iro like you lead a bitching post
but, anyhow, lie looked for a gate
t-f more Ilian a tpiartei of a mil
lion .dollars ami seems to be fin IIlitr very little, except difficulty.
it
The* opt of tow n, trade simply
has refused to linger until sot It
lime a-, the flood goes back l
. Mnndcll Remains Favorite fn iihnstt-wn.
Externally, the form i-huit or.
R attle W ith McLamin At
PoloGrmindstC'hiimpinnMav the- muli'li rt main.-, as was, ManIlavolVoublcMnking Wet glil d o l l y i n g peggetl as tin: fastei
h itte r and boxer r.iml Mclsirnin
lb.- hauler hitter ami fighter
Ry Davis J. Walsh
However, the uncertainty as (•
International News St-nice
in- 1 whieh man, if either, is t •
Sports Editor
NEW YORK.
May 21.—Mr. keep Id:, form over the period of
off-rind n ■{ iaaetioti bus altered tile aecepteil
P Finnegan’s
favorite
Inet* t> some extent, Tli-v now
"* motto will have (o go far foi
mo- in fiii t, cii unlike Sbipvrei »
trip to th(> job printer's foi
fourth edition, if Sammy Mandell. Kill- ami tlokagcrs thin, i.e.
champion, mill .limine McLarni-i op in the an.
challenge^ V:«in ore unable I
meet for the light wi-i/ht cl-aiiipipn
STANDING
’ ship of the world sit the | *.,!•
Grountls tonight. Tl rue ofiiiMiH ii
N \ I IM S \ l . I . E M . l E
tlvv postponeiimnts of 'Jie 1,‘. i >(111.! ' I’l t> i ami - Inlh .pet
lssue have curried the m att i fnou
e
the dram a'ii to t !i ■ m-i I’.imi Ginntlinm, I'lli bii'gb
and, if the \.noilier ib-j-st.T ul-nii ,
" l";
* .III.
don' its buffi -tilery by lonigbl. 1 1,.- ' • IL-.j;L'‘ii, < iiiiinniiti
folks will I-I ;*i•» to I irp v. i". i.. .,
had to bring tins bii. ine - up ;:,M,
the first Place.
l(!l. NVu y,
• F air and w arm er w eather «i<
;’n
i r.’
the Vienihi-i Imrea'iV f-- •••*•*, t i
I’ •• t ; - -. Si I tOili/lit. ’| h i f-llt i-.of. t-|,iii,ll-l\ I
i •i > 'i
(-..I
I ai
. fng prnlicuti'il on tl n "in ii n
even a weal Inn pi -.pln l . ai t I. ■ (I, Ni • \ -.-I, i .
\ Ml i n t \ \ I E M.I K
wrong all th:- luce.
PI.. , .t.| li,l.
The eoiilnun I p < : p->m un-i:
a’ all r Ii .p
likewise have aftreti I In- J-.tm >• K i. •,
I ..in.
the bout to the ext 'it I'm* in. m.21
i..
knows just l-OW tl-e |-l lln i-.1 a
Pai In--, \\ a l ine
laughing - f l tl-- i ,i i i i i i ' . i.
"I
I., |o u;
I nil I • .1,
- ,|
_
dully pri ppu
I- • .hi a' - ■'
"! 3 . Ii. :."i
|
th at only t ' ii ■a!i'll • t i l i l . | ■In
Pnlli. N u 1 tl.
A v ail lln; i , ,i 11
ili.V .
i i
;. ;,;
' meaning b n " r i .- I n i n a - *.t t.,1
Hull . !•!. 1.1 I..',.... *
charge "f 1 1- • -• i..<! .i. M.i
. •*.’ i :
del jm-J M- l.jiiT-11, > .1-,. •
1 ' ■' b - ' ■ i ii- ,, |. , . I M I
quired I : • i- urci
.
’- r. .
| •
were u-n*l-••• t
•tlC III*, | | S I .
Saturday an I inn 1 mu f«Pi
i ml . i.
Fait imtii.. \ -i ,n .-j-.,,!,
:•
1 t Ii t noon. Tin- - in •\It ti t
|
is geliei,i-l
i ... - :
> CLEAR WEATHER
ilN PROSPECT FOR
o f tli,. i l i i o g - tl m l i> i i h I tieim - il-.ti
am ong o ur li.f t
|i.-n|ih-
ROlflTIERN ASSOCIATION
Mobil - 17; Chattanooga 3.
New Orb-ans 4; Nashville 17.
Hirpilrglmin 3: Memphis 1.
Only gam es scheduled.
Orlando D e f e a t s
Hustlers In F i r s t
Game Of Series, 9-4
g ro n o t „ , (.,- v l . u ,
, ....
' ” " "y
^ V
1
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licorgeK u l.iinl. |iai| I, ,i, |,,| t., i \
p rrl. Ll»UllII>
)ta»l lilt lent
n ).
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BERLIN. .Vhi7~ 17__(IN S ) —
"Dr. Stresem ann is much im
proved hut his condition is still
serious and requires tho movt
careful attention," Professor Mi i
mini Zondek, a kidney specialist,
stated to International News Serv
ice today.
• 1'
i
1
i
W
I
Sworn to and .subscribed before me
1-iM. d:n of Ma>,
>.
t hi s
Furniture Repairing
Refinishing Upholstering
By Factory
Expert
1 am opening a shop in Sanl'ord and will
Id* equipped to handle any kind of repair
work promptly.
I'hone b.Sl in care of Smith and Jordan
Ilie., until new address is announced.
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3rd. Bass must be inspected and registered at our store.
4th. Bass must be caught with rod and reel and artificial bgit.
5th. No bass registered that weighs under seven pounds.
6th. In case of a tie first bass registered wins.
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T h e lig h t t u r n e d o n w h e n y o u le a v o
h o m o b e e p s a s ile n t vigil, m o re eff •« t iv e
th a n h ire d w a tc h m a n , a n d c o i t s L ut a
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1st. Shakespeare Professional 1965 Reel .
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2nd. Shakespeare Ideal Rod & Ideal Reel
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Jrd. Shakespeare Kennedy De Luxe Tackle Rox
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4th. Shakespeare Wexford Super Silk Line 100 yds.
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Bonus Prize For Most Fish Registered During Contest
One Aluminum Aladdin Jar with Pyrex Filler
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Monthly prize $5.00 worth Of Shakespeare Fishing
Tackle For la r g e st Bass.Registered Each Month Of Contest-
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D ENVER. May 21.— (IN S )—
W ith a num ber of, thoroughbred
horses alrcndy grazing on n vnst
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of Cheyenne mountain, in the shad
ow of Pike’s Peak, near Colorado
Spring 3 , plans were under way to
day by John R. Bradley for the
establishm ent of a “polo pony"
.farm th at will breed, sleek animals
for participation in national and
international polo pony contests.
John R. Bradley, brother of the
internationally ktfown Col. E. R.
Bradley of Kentucky horse track
fame, has purchased the "l.a/.y B"
■ranch and plans to spend $500,000
in m aking the property one of the
best regulated horse-breeding esta
blishments in the world.
Already he has constructed stud
barns, domestic stock ham s, pum p
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ages nnd reservoirs, ami included in
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ranch nre Behave Yourself Ken
tucky Derby winner in 1321;
B uttin In, a great favorite of the
tu rf in 1025 ami 1328, and Mont
Majclln, .the famous
imported
fFrench .stallion.
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In his expansion program for the
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ranch, Bradley lias also laid out n
tu rf polo grounds and has built n
mammoth hacienda. When the ex
cavation work for the hacienda was
under way, an 80,(10(1 barrel w ater
HAT a iUKcgcncc twenty years lias made in nno of Henry Fonli
we I was discovered, and now tho
products! lllcrc’s n 1908 Ford roadster that sold for $S25, l\O i*.
w ater i selling used through a com
Detroit, wlicf.i there were tin sueli tilings as demountable rims
plete system Of pump* ami reser
and the cowl lamps burned keroseno oil. And below Is th e 192X Ford
voirs.
roadster that sells for $335 F.O.H. Detroit and has balloon tires and a
In addition to his interest in
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"horse flesh" John R. Bradley is
widely known as n globe tro tte r
and big game hunter.
Referring to the story being circulat
ed on the streets of Sanford that a certain
prominent man who is a candidate for
County Commissioner persuaded me to
make the race for County Commission
er, I swear that this is absolutely untrue.
I never mentioned to this man that
I was coming out, and entered this race of
m3’ own tree will, because I live ifi the cen
tre of the district, know its needs and
am best qualified for the office.
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Baseball Facts
On It. «•>. in i’|||t|- i| ;| i„|||il(. | n ,
H o w e v e r . It 1* u I i i f iliiii lii-|\ |.,
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WAVERLY. N. Y., May 2 1 -— (IN S )—Somewhat bedraggled,
hut with determ ination unwavering
C. C. ••Cross-Country" Pyle’s
Highw ay h arriers’* turned th eir
step s eastw ard from here today
fo r. Deposit, 72 miles away, Ihc
the longest and nerhaps the m ost
arduous day’s going since they
lof Ims AngeleS, March 4.
Heading me mg parade was An
dy Payne, of Claremore, Okla
homa, who has traversed 3,155.77
miles in 523:05:08, this giving him
n lead of 17:53:10 over John Sato,
Passim-, N. J., wdio is entrenched
in second place. Y esterday’s 58:3
miles from Bath to Wnvorly added
another tr-d for the heel and toe
caravan who have defied mountain,
desert, prairie and hills with every
imaginable kind of w eather and
climaiic- conditions.
Paul Simpson, N orth Carolina
Collegian, was first for the day in
8:57.10, 50
minutes
and 23
seconds ahead
of Payne, S'llo
and Seth Gonzales, Denver, who
tied foj- second.
Rain in in ter
m ittent near-cloudbursts drenched
the .course
through
the 17
bourn from startin g tune until the
midnight deadline.
T rainers hastened back and forth
nver the route with dry toggery
and oilskins for th eir runners.
Many sa irifirrd valuable time to
seek refuge front' driving rain in
fa in t houses and ro ad.shops,
INTERN ATI ON A L LEAGUE
Toronto 5-0; Rochester 4-7( sec
ond game 7 innings, agreem ent).
Reading 11-5: Jersey City 0-0
(first game 12-innings; second 8
innings, agreem ent).
Montreal 2; Buffalo 4.
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Marathon Runners Polo Pony Farm In
Face Hardest Task Colorado P lanned
In Today’sSchedule By J. R. Bradley
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City -I;. St. Paul 7.
Milwaukee -t; Minneapolis fi.
Indianapolis 2-1: Toledo 4-13.
Louisville 1-8; Columbus fi-0.
MIA.VI, May 21.—Orlando col
lected 13 bits off the slsn ts of
Mcyi r and Fergus here Sunday
ami defeated Mmini 3 t 4 in the
I ts t of a four game relies. The
Hustler.' hit Sproul hard
hut
threw away chances on the bases.
Minin d u b win fm th .'r crippled
today when Mack, sec ml base
man, received a broken finger.
M anager C imuc was benched in
the eighth by Umpire Kelly, follewin;; n 8- .,|iul«- a t MCl'Ullll
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NEW YORK, .May 13.— (INK)
—If the Chicago Cubs w re a
good road team, Windy City fans
wi uld In* lay ng th eir last nick.l
rigid now 'that the Rruins vo'ulil
cop the pennant t^gs j-enr. R il
McCnitliy’s men inu.rt upon leave
t! cir own |iark, where they hive
piled up twelve .straig h t victories.
They were practically unbeatable
in lite r own bailiwick last year
but went to pieces like a jelly coll
mi the re a l.
The hitting of the Cubs >s
nothing to write home about. II >wever they are h ading the league
in fielding. Wiint hits they do
make are ns t'inejy ns a life .pre
server in a steam ship disaster
and their pitching is t giitcr than
a straw hat afte r a cloudburst.
Yesterday Artie Nehf held Boaton f<i five hits. The only Brave
In get pitt<t first hnse-w ns Rog
ers Hornsby, who hit a home run.
Kik C u y h r was g'vcti
another
chance and also rhmWd a Home,-,
the Cuba winning by n score of
2 to 1.
Cincinnati put on a (mint-bin?
five-run tally in the tig ld lt runtir .turnIt-1 Elliott and heating
Ilr< oklyn 7 to Ii. The Dodger.-* had
wiiu four straig h t. The Iteds,
who trail the Cobs by one game
look sfeolnl place away from St.
Louis.
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year old proijigy, smtekeil t\yo
bo.in- iiiiis and tbe Giant: p last
ered the Cardinals 10 to 8. Old
Pete Alexander w asn't feeling
well mid left the scene early.
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According to .a recent report from th e Bureau of R ail
way Economica, covering rail movements of fresh fru its and
Raters* a . arena* • alaaa aaatlar vegetables for the years of 1924, 1925 and 1926 Florida
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In fru it shipm ents, Florida ranked second, California
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lending w ith 180,741 cars annually. Florida shipped 54,234
c a rs; W ashington state, 40,574; New York state, 35,63.1;
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r r . a e Georgia, 32,517; and Virginia. 14,580.
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Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, Idaho, ami New J e r
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eMtrr o .fli, . The I. N. R. la re. eaatallr rfflclrat ta Flerida ■■. la else. E ntertaining visitors is w ith o u t question a g re a t busi
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Tke Herald la a mraiher of the to have m any northern to u rists with us. but we will never
*•*11 n arro a at tlrra la tla a a , an cense to believe th a t Florida's g reat fu tu re lies in its possi
Ihteraaileaal Aaaorinllaa at Pah.
Haaera, Advertiser* a a . A .rrrlU - bilities as an agricultural state.
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BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
FHESENT RECOMPENSE: Bohold, the righteous Khali be recom
pensed in the earth: much more
tha wicked and the sinner.—Prov.
11:31.
PRAYER—0 (rod, may we by
fa ith in Jesus Christ receive here
and th ere after recompense of the
righteous.
E x-reporter to m a n y millionaire
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to have a little local politics after
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Doyle E. C a n . : t, in his irccnt
address hero, Iouk at H ast o re
position with which every rightthinking man nnd woman, ovc»y
friend of clean government must
agree. This had to do with the
discussion of the official acts of
men who hold public office.
As Mr. Carlton pointed out,
there are those who, ip th eir
eagerness to protect their friends
in public life from nttneks, cry
"mud-slinging"- ' whenever
criti
ciaqt.ia leveled at, an pfXicml. These
people would take advantage of
the ;/«¥* • th at villifiention has
toln'e'.to be frowned'U|4on nnd pro
tect their friends from attacks of
any sort. W hether sincere or not,
they would make it appenr
th at
there is no difference between nn
honest discussion of u m an’s o f
ficial record and an unw arranted
Constitution Nullitiers
nttuck on him personally.
Nothing, however,
could be
Last Thursday from th e-flo o r of the Senate cham ber. fu rth er from the truth.
It must be patent to all th a t
’’Tom Tom" Heflin, who Time says "m ortally fours and hates
the Roman I’opc" delivered an o th er of his asinine phillipics every office-holder’s record is and
ag ain st Alfred Emanuel Sm ith. Concluding his diatribe, should he open to publie scrutiny.
So far as bis acts are committed
th is Sidney J. C atts of national politics declared: " I’d rathe*- to
paper, the law in every state
su ffe r defeat than have a t the head of the Democratic P arty requires th a t .they shall be avail
this annointed of the Pope, this constitutional, nullificr, able to public inspection at all
w ringing wet, this believer in social equality between the times. This is ‘intended ns a d e te r
rent against wrong-doing. It is
races, Alfred Sm ith," ”
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also,
unquestionably intended to
''■While we hold no brief fdt-'the Tam m any governor of
furnish the public with inform a
New York state, we cannot"resist the tem ptation of co n in g tion
on which to buse an intelligent
to his defense when attacked by a demagogue whose incon- determ ination w hether to return
sistancies are as obvious as the iiaunch which always pro un office-holder to office.
ceeds him. In th e sam e breath with which the Senate fat
If, then n public official's rec
boy derides Sm ith as being a ('(institutional nullificr, he a t ord shall, under the law, be kept
tacks him for believing in certain nm endoicnts which it ap open to public inspection n t all
pears are distasteful to Heflin himself. Perhaps th e' A la -!( times, where is the impi'piwjej^
discussing it in public? I r itis
bamian docs not .know th a t one of the basic principals of the in
in the case of Dr. Hathaway, Gov
Constitution is religious freedom. Perhaps he has forgotten ernor M artin and many others
th a t the Fourteenth Amendment assures equality between who are seeking office "on their
the races.
records," these records are not
' iVr are almost daily receiving
Surely if one’s belief in the C onstitution is to be hie
enough A1 ..Smith propoganda to recommendation for the nomination, Al Sm ith would have it his client, Mr. Hathaway, no fairminded citizen can regard his
sink a battleship.
all over a candidate of Heflin’s choice. For while Sm ith is challinges to Mr. Carlton ns a n y
jnccuacd of disbelieving in the Eighteenth Amendment only, thing more than a play to the g al
Miami Life, though sup p o rtin g « se n a t „ r Heflin shows his inclination to nullify both th e Firs'. leries in the hope of drawing a
H athaw ay, announces th at D o y le ,|luJ F o u r t e e n ,h A m e n d m e n ts .
crowd before whom he can s tm t
Carlton is the big man In I)ad*I
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nnd swashlutekle in Ins custom ary
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recalled
to
our
minds
th
a
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Sidney
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before
lu.County,
as the employed counsel for
iippeai-ance on the scene of Florida polities, once ran againsi astyle
desperate nnd hopeless dnfeinlGovernor Martin has Hold the Ev- the Papist enemy and was defeated in an Alabama Congres nnt.
cygU df- Drainage Bond*1, and tho sional election. It is a debatable question who was the loser
anti-M artin
faction hud
boon in th a t election. As a result o f it Florida got Sidney .1. C atU
shouting " It can't be done!"
and the American people g o t Tom Heflin, both of whom are
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In must of these rnccs, we have
been unabc to make a choice of
any consequence. In some, one can.
didntr is just as good as another,
and in othrm , one candidate is
just as bad aa the rest.
a fit subject for public discussion,
can someone sug g est,w h at m ight
he? There is no safer way to
judge what a inunjw lll be, if en
trusted with ‘responsibility, than
to consider how he linr already
acted under sim ihnr conditions.
Is it not potently absurd, then,
to hold th at such consideration
is outside the voters'
proper
sphere ?
Malfeasance
in ' office
has
grown commoner at an alarm ing
ta li in the last few years. Scarce
ly a week tolls by now w ith o u t
the discovery th at some official
hns betrayed the tru st placed in
him. C ourts'in alm ost every state
aro busy meting out punishment
to office-holders who have sold
their honor and their ednstituents. Unfortunately, Florida has
her share of such cases. Yet there
ure thole who’ would hold th at
discussion of a m en's official
record is unw arranted; who are
ready to
cry
"m ud-slinging"
whenever charges are made agnlnxt a candidate for public
office.
Nothing could be more absurd;
nothing more fcretgn to the spirit
of our governm ent; nothing more,
dctiimentinl to -th e b e s t' interests'
of the people os a whole.
An office-holder's official nets—
n"d not n few hold, ever his priv
ate life—are public property. To
examine thrnt painstakingly is
not only the right, but the duty
of every voter,
Hy discussing
tnem fairly, any candidate does
tli(' puldir a real service.
Only eighteen more days before |
election and then you will know ■
who the next g iv ern o r i.- going ti
he.
Ernest Amos. Florida's present
comptroller, is a candidate for re.
elet tion. ami the people of the state
should
reflect him. —Sarasota
Times.
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( r a l l n a , S li'n irirx .
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Pkiinr MM
T rark
rn rlllllr*
2»0 V Staple t ' f .
RALPH W. t.OSSING Mgr.
: McLaulins
Diamond Mounting
Watch Repairing
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved City properly a t 7 per cent. 3 lo five yenr
alraiK hl loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
business property.
SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO.
112 E. Second St.
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford. Realty ,Co.
5-0-.o/Xis*1' -
Notice To Property Owners
Delinquent Tax List is ready for publica
tion, and will be given to the newspaper
May 24th., after which there will be ad
vertising costs added. Date of Tax Sale
•July 2, 1928.
ELLEN HOY,
City Tax Collector.
y t 'I M V—Progress being made
pinning concrete on S tate High
way No. ) lot ween here and Chuttaboo, hoe.
j
‘ Among the candidate- running
for delegate to the Democratic
National Convention, there are
two whom we wish particularly to
recommend to the litixcn* of Sem
inole County. They are Dryun
Mark of Lakeland, and Gilchrist
Stockton of Jacksonville. We tie.
lieve they are most ably qualified
to nerve a t Houston.
------------ o-----------Wc have been informed that one
"•f the candidates for the legis.
laturc, Mr. Lyles, we believe it
v u , wax offended recently when
.. we wrote something complimentary
It| regard to Mr. Ffngan. We vyish
to assure Mr. Lyles th at no offense
« was Intended. We simply do not
J know Mr, f*rles. else vre .might
v hsvc w ritten favorably ‘of him too
B .:
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^| Two charm ing visitors appeared
. a t our disheveled desk Wednesday
artam oon. They were Mrs. Henry
Bu rkhardt ,*f-thia-eiiy— and—Mrs
'Jim rs M. Carson of Miami. We
would ^ay Mrs. Burkhardt was an
oM friend of the Independent, but
the term would be only figurative,
far neither she nor the independent
are old. Mrs. Carson is the better
.
half of the Independent's favorite
[ | candidate for governor, fihe is from
Missouri, and like most of the girls
from the "Show Me" stat- I- e-*-r
intelligent and rood looking. She
would surely look good in the gov.
entor's mansion. It is no wonder
that "Jim" hustles with such a
splendid .' helper.
Mrs.
Car*
son, while in the city, is the guest
BuiV hardt-—Palm Beach
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WELCOME, MR. WAYBRIGHT
TAMI'A TRIBUNE
Tampa today is honored by the I Iorida have repudiated his polic< ]
presence of Edgar A. W aybright, j of mar bine idle at the expense of j
distinguished rum inal law yer of | th,. taxpayers. I'his represents hy
Jacksonville.
Ini the most desperate case Mr
I'his is tile third occasion in
W aybtighl lias ever undertaken.
tho lust five years Mi. Way-bright
Mr. WaylnighCs first ballylmi.
has selected fot an official visit in upon the occasion of his third visit
Tampa,
to Tampa was a challenge to |)oyl<- |
The first was in 11*21, when MrTallinn, tlte leading candidate fni
W aybright successfully defended the governorship, to meet him—
Edith Conway who confessed to W aybright—in a joint debate. Fot
complicity in a West Tampa haul, 'h a t office is Mr, W aybright run
robbery, but who was acquitted iting that would w arrant a d a sh
nevertheless—thunks to Mr. Way- between hint and Mr. Carlton?
bright. That justice was defeated
In days of old a gentlem an nev
in this instance was obvious, >tdl er sent tiis second to fight a duel
it was something of a compliment with an enemy. Hut Fonso. j tjir
to Mr., W aybright; after a fash "Crown Prince," evidently h u i hi.
ion.
own ideas of combat.
.
Mr. W aybright'* second visit i’.
Mr W aybright is u law yer und
Tampa occurred in I'.''JTy when he « very good lawyer ut th u t—qt
represented the bootleggers and least niMifar Us his prnet.icA.
m n l i k a 1f "'■■ ■ a1.... p ' —tn t r u concerned In tin- defense of prfsattem pt to prevent the annexation oners before the bar. Mr. Carlton
of th at territory to Tampa propel. is a lawyer of modest attainm ents,
Mr. W aybright was completely ex although hp has very seldom a p
posed by thn local press upon this peared in u criminal case. Never
occasion und left the city in some theless If Mr. W aybright desires to
thing of a high dungeon. Still he defend Iiis client, Mr. Hathaway
carried his clients’ money along before the bar of publie opinion.
with him, as was proved by publi Mr. Carlton bus said upon ffioiv
cation of u photo of a check paid than one occasion th at he is entire
him for his services. That must ly willing to meet him. Mr. C arl
have been com forting—nut to the ton’s only proviso is thut Mi,
underworld, but to Mr. W aybright. Hathawuv himself be present in or
Today, Mr. W aybright is in der thut he. Mr. Carlton, might
Tampa in the interest of a third have the advantage o f Mr. Hathaclient, Fons A. Hathaway, who way's testimony in proving cci*
wants ever so badly to be Gover tain facts upon which he would
nor, but who can not fail to realize like to turn the searchlight of
th* fact that, his cause is entirely truth.
bopeleu and that the people of
Until Mr. W aybright produces
Rare Bargains jni
Our Store \Vednes-|
day of this Week.
Every retail Store in Orlando i
belonging to the Merchant'*
I
sodntion ts participating in
Community Wide Dollar. t)ay
on Wednesday.
' |
* * ••••* « •,
Yowell.-Drew's Store ha- made l
elaborate preparations fm the |
event nnd you’ll profit T»y at.
tending our Dollnr Day s a],
early—to be certain of n KOodl
selection of the bargain offer-1
lags.
In addition to scores of SI. Imr-1
gains th at an* to be offered in
Yowcll-Drcw's we are going to
give away $1. coupons, that can
be used for purchases all over
the store. These coupons will
be presented to the patron- w|f0l
purchase regularly priced nurd
chnndisc' in' departm ents that I
are not able to offer special i] |
articles.
For instance when, you pur
chase n georgette or crepe |
dress in our fashion section nt
the special Dollnr Day price of
$ltl. you will receive a $1.
coupon th at you can spend in
niiy dopnrtnifnt of the store on
Wednesday.
When you buy a $10. hat ini
the millinery section, you will I
lie given a $t. coupon and if you I
pay $l.r>. or more for your hat,|
you will receive two $1. coupon*. |
And in the fu rniture Depart
ment. when you purchase a|
living room suite of overstu ff furniture, thirty-five SI. I
coupons will lie handed you that
is worth thnt much cash for|
buying anywhere in the 'tore.
A $ loll dining room suite will |
bring
you seventy-five $1.
coupons. A Sl'J.'i bedroom >mlc|
curries n gift of fifteen St.
coupons and all over the Furni
ture Floor coupons gilt- "ill I
accompany ,-uch Mile of furni
ture suites and single pines.
Von
even
get
five $1.
coupon.- with u $2.”, chaii.
The purchase of $t!l'.l
ropeland eloitcii rvfrijreraioi "ill
ocitit!- you to twenty $1. coup
ons that • <>u can spend any*
" !ieio in ' 't - store. A
Topohiml livings you fifty $1
coupon.
W ith-each $12Y g.*'
range we will give the pur• hose*- ihiitv-five $1. (oupons
(lili> Spin'in| lot n f men's M-irshciin shoes 72 pnifs- will hr
offered at their regular price "f
^l<i mid each purchaser nun -.el
ect n second pair from tins
■nine lot at $1. making two
pairs of shoes, worth $211 cost
only $11.
The director of public w elfare for the city oi Miami ha - !
uncovered an insidious practice which o u g h t easdy have de
veloped into something of more degenerating influence than
whiskey selling or dope peddling. C igarettes, coiitainidgl a j
drug sim ilar in effect to cocaine, it was found, were being t
sold by smugglers from Mexico to high school boys and girls. |
Young students, buying these "sm okes" and thinking |
them perhaps similar to any oilier kind of i igarette. un 1
doubtcdly were ignorant of the depths to which they might I
readily sink, should the practice be continued and a resistless habit be formed. Most of these youngsters undoiibtedh
wished to em ulate their elders by smoking cig arettes exact |
ly ns they had seen th eir fathers and some of their inothe'.'smoke tho.ll. but we do not believe they wanted to fall so low
;irt j)),. vicious dope of t r e a c h e r o u s peddlers would have made
■\ collection of fine Madeii
linen— lot) pieces, all exquisit
ly hand embroidered, importer
linens will be off, red W ednc
day at $1. each.
in the partial intoxication of the user, l-’ederal ag en ts said ,
AVc should like tn liave-MiiiULicL th a t a ddicts were rmf_n^(mii\ibh^fm'-'Lhiur—aiOians.~amM)p-ter* (short and snappy, of course) told of the recent arrest of a man foil in I w andering ai-.nlessly
expressing the sentim ent of Semi about the city streets, apparently diuuk, and unable to tell
nole County citUcns in regard to police where lie wanted to go.
the gubernatorial race. Wo sbnll
As the drug is som ething new, it is not covered by tiebe glad to publish them no m atter
H
arrison
narcotic act, and officials were unable to do any- j
whom they favor.
th in g about it. However, mi ordinance has been presented to '
.Did you ever notice in the old the city commissioners providing a heavy penalty for tieIn
family portrait's thut futher sits possession or sale of this particular kind of cigarette.
comfortably in the chair while the m eantim e boys and girls, who think they m ust K.ncdce,
mother stands admiringly hy his' are being urged to buy them from reputable dealers, and not
side. Nowadays it is quite differ, take chances with peddlers w ho are likely to give them more
ent and man is lucky if ho ever than they expect.
g ets,a chance to sit whether pos
ing for a picture or not
YowcII-Drew’s
J«w elcrs-O p!om ctri*t
TJicre in no doubt thut the forces
<jf selfishness and .grime are fight.
luf\ for control of the state, tlint ; |)cm
they may profit by lawlessness at
’
.
. .
the expense of everything worth. . 1 »»** •'*«“ >»« director -d piddh weltare discovered (lu ll tin
cigarettes were made Iron) tile leaves and stem s ot a plant
while In government.—Doyle
known as ('minibus lim a and ('m inibus Saliva and resulted |
Carltoni
KOU1
mil
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D o lla r Day ap |
ENGRAVING
the rankest demagogues wlm ever brought disgrace upon
On election day n great many th eir respective slates.
people vote for the winner and
---------- ii----------then a fte r the ballots are counted
Cigarette Dope
^ th fy often fiml they picked the
f*rong home.
I f -it really is "‘the friends of
Dr.
r. VoiiH
rui H athaw ay" who art' pay
ing for all th at advertising, it la
n r a th e r expensive proposition to
l>e in that'class.
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
TAMPA TIMES
■H I MaaaeUa A tta ir .
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.1* M B
T h r e e Ii
Tl. 4*a
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"■ i.■s a s s
Iorida Leads
m rr
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THE SANFORD IIEIMLI), SANFORD. H.OMI1A. TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1928
r t i l e S a n fo r d H e r a ld
II
Mix hundred men’s imported
English broadcloth shirts n in
prise one of our feature I folia
Day offerings. Each pure!nisi
of one of these $2..’ll) shirts will
l>e privileged to buy a second
shirt fui only $1. making U.'<
two shirts cost only $3.til),
C L E A N gasoline.. SAFE
. . . today’s motors need them
.
N
O W , m o r e t h a n c \ c r b e ffo
r re , m o to r s
n e e d tlu ’ v \ir .t p ro tc c lio
iot'n th a t l*anA m oil Rives. 1 hey o p e ra te at sp ee d s lh a t d e
v e lo p te rrific e n g in e h e a l. H e a t th a t s o o n
th in s a n d break-, d o w n o r d in a r y m o to r oils.
P a iv A m m o to r oil is s a fe
, h e c a jis ^ it L re fin e d fro m
p a ra ftin h;tse c ru d e s th a t p r n - ^
— d u c c*-\ i -toh ” lK'r o il.'
h o ld s its b o d y , m ile a fte r
m ile . . . k e e p s th e h o tte s t
f r ic tio n s p o t, s ite fro m d e
s tru c tiv e w e ar.
Y o u r m o d e r n c a r w ill also
p e rfo rm m m h h e lle r w ith W ro n P a n -A tu
R dsnline. I nu- \t! c a re in re fin in g has
re m o v e d th e il. r! .t r .l c a r h o n -fo rm in R
e le m e n ts font! ! i n : o -n y g a so lin e s , l h at
m ean s a c le a n e r nu to r — le'-s c a rb o n tro u b le
— n il re p o w e r a n d m ileag e.
*’
” bi*'
tvu.l.ty a t ( b e first P a » .
1-i'T | t.'.I'P
see. V’ort r.m
b e ’ M e t * ( / / i D H t ’. f t M T 1 ' U V / V o j i j
? ; OR
«nt; I ' n - \m itc a h 'f. A m ! you
i'-.nt i!:c p r o J u c is b e
m '! . .iri* p riu li’. c c J a tn l J5>
(r.I uteri b y o n e re lia b le ori;a r.i:a tio n .
’P a n o ^ / n i e r i c a n -‘P e t r o l e u m C o r p o r a tio n
Alio distributors oj K I P insecticide, S E M D A C auto polish a n d SU PEK LA candles
One thousand yar U of cm
lionally fine 40-inch sa'iu t p1
iant, regularly worth $1.00 will
be sold at only $1. on Wed’io
day. and our reg u lar <1.50 t
homu-lloiinn, a washntdc al] silk
material also vil! be offyreJ ■
$1. the yard.
Two thousand yards of printed
voiles, printed dimity ami priia
ed Batiste, regularly worth
cents a yard, will be sold
three yards for $1.
And (*UU
yards of Haimony prints, wortii
3o cents regularly are priced ('
sell a t four yards for $1.
Few men will he able to resist
the op|K>rtunity to buy a pair
of summer knickers—at any
where from $7. to $12.50— and
ieceivv a second pair of the
same kind of knickers for an
other dollur.
B
On Didlui- Day, each purchaser
of a Defiance Tire—the excell
ent tires that we sell for leas
because we buy- them direct
from one of the largest makers
of tires in America and because
wnd,„y «> en riond a t'g TTDTc
will be privileged to buy a re
tube fur just $1.
Golfers will appreciate Dollar
Day nt Yowcll-Drcw’s because
they can get tb rea 50 cent
"M ystery" golf, balls for $L 11
ball that is mad« expressly for
the John W unnamaker Stores
nf Philadelphia and New lo rk
Three Pairs of Boy's golf hose
—the kind We sell regularly f°r
05 cents—will be a feature of
the day a t $L in the YowellDrgw boy’s shop.
» ^
» • • • • • »■• • » *• *
Twelve hundred pairs qf full
fashioned pure thread silk ladies
hose, service-weight, in a w j
range of colon and sites, Win
be offered at only f l . pair.
�TH E 8A N F0R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. MAY 22, 1928
Upsala And Grapevillc
Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
Still Stars
Social Calendar Milton
In Milane Picture
• FRIDAY
Expression Recital a t the Semi
nole High School at 8:00 o'clock)
Misses Mary
and Frances
Graves will entertain a t bridge at
3:00 o’clock a t the Woman’s club,
honoring M iss‘Helen Sheppnrd of
Sue York.
Mrs. F rank T alb tt will enter(tin the members of th 0 Loftaphun Bridge club.
I .
Mrs. E. P. Morse will cntcrtaifi
the members of the Booklovcrfc
Club at a picnic a t the home of
Mrs. Fred T. W illiams onCrysUl
Lake.
SATURDAY
Children's Story Hour a t 10:00
o'clock a t th e Library.
D a very interesting m eeting of
the' Pipe Organ Club of the First
Bapflst Church was held Mon
day afternoon a t the church, with
Mrs. R> A. W inston and Mrs, C.
p. Henderson as hostesses.
Gladioli, larkspurs and gnilnrdia were used w ith'pleasing effect
in decorating the recreation rooms
where the m eeting was held.
Mrs. Francis E. Bolz, club pres
ident presided over the business
session, when routine business
wss carried out. Roll call was
answered with humorous snyings.
During the social period, Mrs.
W. K. Stone, gavo a num ber of
injoyalile rending*, n fter which
the hostesses served refreshm ents
cf a salad
course with fruit
funrh.
Among those attending wen
Mm. Franri* E. Bolz, Mrs. It. II.
Berg, Mrs. J. Mnurice Allen, Mrs
f. A. Anderson J r., Mrs. J. II
Colrloiigli, Mrs. R. F. Copper, Mrs
1. E. E stridge, Mrs. Robert L.
Glenn, Mrs. C. P. Henderson.
Mn. R. W. Lawton, M rs.' Merriweather G. Lewis, Mrs. Robert
Mas.-ka, Mrs. B. G. Methvin, Mrs.
B. C. Moore, Mrs. A. C. McLen
don. Mrs. Kidney J. Nix, Mr. 11.
B. Odum, Mrs. A. M. Phillips.
Mrs. Kent Rossiter, Mrs. Willium
Moore Scott, Mrs. R. A. Winston,
Mrs. W. A. Zachary nnd Mrs. W.
E. Stone.
By courtesy
of
Frederick
Sturges Andrews, director
of
Music at Rollins College, W inter
.Park, Mrs. Fannie Stemhridge
iMunion will have as her assist
ant talent on the Commencement
wok piano recital, Monday eve
ning. May 28, at Seminole High
School, two beautiful
soprano
v“iics. .Miss Hazel
Darlington
and Miss Elizabeth
Atkinson.
B"th young girls are voice stud*nl* of Serge Burowski, noted
rsona
“BurningDaylight”
Miss Freida G reff of Savannah.
Ga:, arrived here Saturday nml is
According to an ancient wheeze the attrnctivc house guest of Miss
a farm er, upon being informed Pnttyo Lyles
at her home on
th at a scientist was experiment Tenth Street.
ing with an acid which would dis
solve anything it touched, asked:
Miss Camilla Pulrston, who has
“ W hat nre you going to keep, it been attending
Florida State
in ? "
s.
College for Women ut Tallahassee,
All of which applies as readily will nrriyb here Priduy noon to
to the species of nulam ute dog spend her vacation here with her
used in Alaska to tow sleds over parents Dr. and Mrs. Snmucl Pul*
(he snow-bound wastes, according eston.
to the property men who worked
on “ Burning Daylight,” the F irst
Miss Olive Newman,
young
National Picture starring Miltov
Sills which conies t„ the Milane dnuglitcr of Mr. anil Mrs. Robert
A. Newman, who has been attend
Theater today.
I Two team s o f mnlnmutos were ing M artha Washington Seminary
hired for the picture, thereby be a t W ashington, I). C., is expected
ginning the troubles of the men to arrive here the latter part of
the week from Martinsville, Vn.,
whose duty it was to keep them.
whero she is attending a house
No rope, however stout nnd
party. Miss Newman has just re
unpnlatnhlc, will hold o n e of the
turned from Richmond, Vn., and
unimnls for mote than twelve sec
onds, and leather thongs, will keep N atural Bridge. Vn., whcYu *h/has been visiting friends.
them i)i check for hut little longer.
A wooden pen detains them for o
Mr. William E. Mac Dougnll,
very short period inasmuch ns
they can gifltw thrbugh anything Jr., left this morning for Montshort of hard-wood, which is rather cluir, N, J. whicrc.hu will visit his
brother..expensive to he used ns pens,.
Glass windows nre ju st some
thing to be walked through to a
Carrying n sign, "we have tra v
iinlamutc. All iron pen, it was eled .'1,000 miles looking for work.
'ound, was the only thing ccrtuin
if keeping an Alaskan dog in I have a wife and three children to
.’nptivity, and there are surpris support," a man was fined in Glu*ingly few of these in existence in gow, Scotland, for tak n g his two
Hollywood.
children from Ireland to beg on
The husky (|ogs, however, tow- the streets.
ng sleds across the frozen wastes,
uld some very effective scenes
.o "Burning Daylight."
Pointing to 10 resident* living
-vithin 100 yards of one another,
who have n combined age of 1200
years, Shnnklin, in the Isle of
Wiglit, is claiming the longevity
record of the world.
Elton J. Moughton
Architect
F irst N at’l Hank Hide,
Sanford, Fla.
...H r . ami M u ,. Fiujd-JCrelJ wpl
.children of, .UHlliw,. spern. n.repent
weekend here with h er parents.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Miss
Florence Tyner, who has been em
ployed' In Windemlre, returned
Imme for a short visit.
Mr. nnd M rs.>Francis Bergquist
end children of Fort Pierce motored
here Sunday for the day bringing
with them the!.* mother, M r..
Dcrgquist for n visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Edd Lundquist.
Norman Swanson is visiting hta
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Nels Swan
son for several days.
Mrs. Darney Fleck and son.
Charles, nro a t Hot Sprigs, Ark..
Rev. Swnnson has been n guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Pierson and th eir brother,
Carl, this |«ist month,
sou has been a guest a t the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W alfred Picrsm>
and their brother Carl, this past
HINTS
B Z .U J L
J. C. UOWELV
200 West Gnre Ave.
Orlando, Florida
A >1 1 1 1 1 . %N T 1*1104 T i l l . O f ; V
H i r r i i f t r r n l l i i r u f «»l r r r l n l d U r n a r a )
l l l l . J I » V H I I I W I N II n \ V | * l , t .
P r u p r lr f o r Ih r
I I u m p II Hit uJ In H u m
I ft ) r n r * i i r w r i l i f In O rlnitilt*
-IHI
fiorr Vir. Irlintnm r 4?1Oft
tail* *111 hr niir|irlatr«l lum i|tiliLI>
>••»• will url %%<*II %«11htiul loan ilf
llmr from
H| m*c I«i I U I hk In
N tin -h iirK lm l lr r n lin « n u o f N lnm nch
lm«%rl m i l l r r r l n l t l l a r n a r a .
W rllr
for
frrr
n m a u lliilln n
nnd
lllr r n t urr.
month.
Mr. and Mr*. Noah Pry and
mother, Mr*. Uingston, aceompnnihd Mr*! T. O. TJytier-Friday dh d
motor trip- to WlMdcmire: : / •
‘ -Mrs* Webster who'has been very
ill. ia reported to he a little better.
Her daughter, Mr*. Corgill took
her to Daytona In hope* the
change might help, but it did not.
Dr. Knox has been attending her
K. 1). Rinehart spent a week here
with hi* wife on the farm return
ing Saturday to his work for the
covcrnment.
On Tuesday evening a large
crowd of Upsala friends gathered
at the home of Rev. Alfred Erieson and wife to remind them of
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Friends also enmo fYom Ehenger
and Lake Mary and M rt. Ericson’s
Save 5%
on
TIRES & TUBES
GAS & OIL
AUTO
ACCESSORIES
PHONOGRAPHS
& RECORDS
Save our cash regis
ter tickets on aD
purchases till they
amount to $5.00 or
more and we will al
low you 5% of
in trade
A SANFORD name
plate for your car to
each customer.
Rincs Service
Station
sister and family, Mr. and M r;.
Adnm K arr of DeLnnd were pres
ent. Mr. and Mr*. Hcndnl of th i
Wept Side and daughter and Mr*,
and Mr*. ■Wester and nop. of
Mary rendereifheantifnl nldslc'on
the piano, violin anil plant* aceonlian.
W inston Lord mode the pres*
intation speech offering a beauti
ful silver tea set of teapot, sugar
bowl nnd vrennier on n tra y also *
linking dish of pyrex ware with It*
silver holder, the iiumc* of the don*
ers being read. T here were other
gift* also. Many congratulated
them on having »pcnt so many
happy year* together and wished,
them m any n>orc. .
......
. A .W .l.-W ^ -'d U n wffh
uripbes, cakes and coffee were serv
ed to the guest*.
Myrtle Flinn, P ear' Tyner. I jiw tence I.undquist, A ustin Vihlen i t ?
the eighth grade graduates from
Upsala.
THE FIBST .
NATL BANK
Essen, derm any, has electric
runabout stree t sprinklers.
State And County Tax
Complete' •
• •
* *Service
Books Are Now Closed
The
very
Service to
Which You
are'entitled.
Same will be open for the payment of
taxe 3 June 6th to June 30th with additional cost of Advertising.
Cordially jrnur«.
Tax sale will be held Monday, July 2,1928
, .
Jno. D. .1 inkins
Tax Collector Seminole County
Cashier.
1113 Sanford Ave.
JACKSONVILLE—Bids received
for construction of first unit of
Parental Home for Duval County.
Russian baritone nml opera sing
er. During the w ar M r.'Barow ski
snng with the. Italian Opera Com
pany. His opera, “ Russian Isbn,"
had a long run in Paris, London
nnd New York. As instructor and
director of voice at Rollins, he is
accomplishing splendid
results,
and it will bo a pleasure to have
two of his young students sing
Price Smashing
Reduction!
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Below all former Sale prices
$10 Shoes -a- Cures Chills and Fever, In
le rm ilten t. Item illent am!
lliliuus Fever due to Malar!
II
k ill.
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Brilliant Presentation
o f Summer
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Striped Broad
cloth
Shoes--- Shoes
Shoes
on racks with shelves totaling 100 feet in length—Arranged
for your convenience by sizes Tanging from 2 x/z to 9—Black
patents and kids, brown kids, blonde kids, white kids and
canvas, other leathers.
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Here are th e sizes:
20 P a ir of 3s— 1G P a ir of 3 1-2**— 14 P air of 5 1-2s— 1-I Pair of 6i
l-2s— 8 P air of 8s— 3 P air of 9s
Discount
"piRAM A th a t carries you
from th e barren w astes
of Alaska to the sw irl of
the big city.
Jack Lon
don’s fam ous sto ry of u
man w ith w andurlust in
his feel, adventurt: in his
heart, romance in his soul,
" K .B U o b le d tmd .loriL Jn
everything- buT loYtft
fit
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Imported Dotted
Swiss
1!) inches wide. Small
■oloretl dots on
light
'rounds
Fust colors.
Imported Pongee
1 ight shades, 32 inches
wide. yard.
Polka Dot Pique
Large Dots G uaranteed
fa s t colors, y u rd .
Everfast Dimity
and Batiste
New Lingerie
Cloth
Smnll figures and Polka
Checked D iriiity, F ig u r
ed Ituyon, {Cotton J e r
sey, Blue Bllrd B atiste,
Funcy C hecked Voiles,
3G inches v 'id e. L ight
shndcs. Y aril.
Dots.
30 to 40 inches
wide.
Yard,
on the sale tag price of any pair of shoes in the store, hfllh.
Men'irand* LatHcs
Immediate JVear
Store Gl6s$’fl'
9 P. M. \
Saturdayjal
New Prices 10—3.7c
Coming W ednesday
“ In d ie s N ight In A T urkish Bath
D orothy Mackail—Jack Mulhail
LADIES F R E E when accompanied by a p
Admission
,
i>,toy y i.
Everfasbt Fancy
Organdy
40 inches wide. G uar
anteed fa s t colors. Big
floral designs. Y ard,
‘Everfast’ Balloon
Prints
L ig h t
grounds w ith
kiddie designs. •' Blue,
rose, yellow and green
figures. Y urd,
Small Polka Dot
Prints ‘i. ;
P astel shades on
grounds.
Y ard.
lig h t
“E v erfast/*
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Charming Shades for
Milane Tonight
XOjgOI
binations th a t are highly approved by P a rio for sum m er fro
children's pln.v dresses,
tir n u .
Jack London
Wash Fabrics
Hero is a glorious array of b rig h t fab ri*2 t, exotic shades i
Orchid, green, and blue
stripes for Sport Presses
and Pajam as, yard
Continuous 1 to 11 P. M
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5PIRANTS FOR Dutiful M o t h e r Sensational H o a x After
January he wntrhcd |tis own-cn?e{—-Tbij--Jsjumrtre*-phTldrinn was
p:fiStM«ir’!Mti*<i nu bWf of t x r in • s r r r t m n t c i T s
Woifian •idlf made valuable-* ««H^hti?ie:!
OFFICE ,S,tf E
Asks R e d r e s s Iu
fortes ifa r the gu id ^tce of fU tare 1 # ^ " ^
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Appeal To. Co u r t
FOREST Cl
Today doctors, ife calm I watefled the M O flR K - Hit V K k ^C #H icrthin« ,*11V
Th.
: approach of death, giving it no recently laid for Glade, County’s
LONDON. May 22. — (IN S )— thought so intense was his Inter-1 new courthouse.
AI.LEY TWO
O nly./our of then., uni) n married
POLITICAL M EET
son by my first husband, are alive One of the most sensntionnl honxterm
in
the
House
he
had
been
a
s
KOI I •
today. "My baby*I* in the hospital- cs in recent years vyi* recalled to
N HO
signed
to
im
portant
committee*
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t •m <
a helpless cripple. They tell me he day when l>i". Dorothy Logan,
wf__
and that he served on the an mo hasn't any spine. The midwife says otherwise known ns Mona M e-1
groups throughout Tils legislative thnt if I continue to have babies Lcllun. appeared before the gener- j
enreer, being selected on the same it will mean my death.
ul medical board for u discussion |
committees when he was elevated
"Do you blame me if I ask the of her confession th at she falsely
to the Sonnto. If elected th is time, authorities to kecy my husband claimed to have swam the English
- the speaker raid he would he the away from our home? All I Want channel. The case created ii tr e
| president of th e.S en ate nnd lieu. is pence nnd quiet. I t’s been so mendous sensation.Inst year.
Dr. I .organ, whit was ns well
J ten an t governor for the next hard. 1 love children but I don't
known as n swim m er as she was
s’ two years.
8. A. I). Wilkinson nnd Judge .1. believe they should lie.brought in as a physician, nnnnunced her in
N vV i1V
C. Sharon appeared ns aspirants to the win Id to*Vt niggle nnd suf tention of swimming the channel
from Cape (iris Nez, on the
fo r the office of county Judge. Mr. fer privations.”
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Wilkinson spoke briefly, Judge
Mrs. Cromwell’s story will he French coast to England'. She ap
• Sharon longer. The judge called thoroughly investigated by court parently set out from the French
For the b e n e fit of
attention to rum ors, which he. said officials, the Connecticut Humane const and some hours later ap p ear
Dairies and Farms
had been circulated jo the effect S^-iety and Dr. Daniel I*, (iriflin, ed on the English coast, clui/ning
we maintain a
th a t in Quincy he had -gone into m in t . alienist and mental hygien to have made the swim. Her claim
was
supported
by
••several
per
s p e c ia I
b a n k ru p tc y 'to defend his credit- ist. Prosecutor Jam es C. Shannon
sons
who
snid
they
accompanied
ora. Branding the charges ns ab said today th a t he knew of no
&
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solutely false, he produced docu specific stntute upplicahli* to the her by boat.
- F o r n few days Dr. Logan was
ICE SERVICE
m ents which he snid definitely Cromwell case.*
lionized
then
doubts
began
to
arise.
showed th a t the failure of his busi
" Its n ease thnl's easy to diag
ness wan due to economic causes nose hut difficult to determine « H er claim was questioned and Dr.
nnd th a t he hnd "lost everything remedy," Shannon declared. "The Logan confessed. She was sum
Iri an effo rt to protect those whom woman has a right to be prnt*it- moned to court and fined, $!>00, I
v-fhrr defense b e i n g ^ a L td j p j ^ .^ o t , J
'!■ ho owed." .
ed.
commit (he h<fftx An gVihainaxxvwt-' N ext speaker*. were the r u n d i.:
l i lt , n n d M ap le
IH tone 202
ly but to .d raw attention to tin* J
for tax assessor, E. M. Kllnecessity of rigid control over a t
bec, J. D. Chittenden and Alexand Bad Weather Delays
tem pts to establish new nthclctic
e r Vaughnn, incumbent. Mr. KilPolar Hop Of Nobile ,records.
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bee said he hnd planned to f*clo‘g
dance"
for
the
benefit
of
the*
au
OSLO,
Norway.
May
22.—(IN
S)
y
dience but upon second thought — Hulked by hail w eather in his
had changed his mind, lie said attem pt to sail last night for the
1 nn.- is no limit
he wanted to lie "prom oted" to the North Pole, Gen. • inncrto Nobile,
to o u r Ice s e rv ic e ’
tax asscssorship because the o f Italian Arctic explorer, hopes to
fice of county commissioner "is get away within 21 hours in the
lA - r f 11
too smnll nnd there’s to o mui h dirigible balloon Italia, said a
V
cussin' th at goes with it."
radiogram from Kings May, Spitz"
LONDON, May
22.—(IN S » Mr. Chittenden suid he had not bergen, today.
V
Dr. ilideyo Noguchi, world famous
had any experience that partic
A descent will lie attem pted upon Japanese physician and diseoverei
ularly qualified him for office hut the Polar ire rap Two scientists of the Smith American yellow
ml
declared that he hnd the nhilit) will lie landed, if possible, to make fever germ , who died al A rrrn,
and would give "faith fu l, con exhaustive at adieu of the ire anil West Africa, was
universally ,
scientious service” to the job. meteorological runditiniis.
The lauded today "ns n m aily r to -ci
DEPARTMENT
He stressed his promise to elect an course to be taken ib pends upon eliee. lie died of the disease lie
Mr. Vaughnn aid he was neither the weather.
Ill
bail spent lii.s life fighting The!
orator nor ornngc grow er hut is
Gen Nubile hns already made an yellow plague. His death neetircd
a tax assessor. On his record, he offieinl report to the Italian Geo- while he was conducting experi
said, he again seeks the office.
i
graphical Society upon his explora m ents to obtain new methods of
D. L. Thrasher, R. It. Dens nnd tion flight to Nicholas II Land, fighting the scourge. He lieeauie
Vance Douglass were speakers for which began on May HI. This flight inoculated from his own exper-i !
the office of clerk of the circuit was prininrily for two purposes: meiits.
court. Candidates fo r sheriff fol intensive exploration of Nieholus
Dr. Noguchi went to West A f
lowed. C. M. Hand, incumbent, pro- II Land and n search for new land. rica last year for the Roekfelb i
mied a continuance of a * "busi No new territory was found.
Institute for medical
icseaivli.
ness mnn.” E. E. W alker told his
. fu l perform ance of duty.” Mr. Mc
•*:
Clelland snid he was running on
his record “ns a citizen and liusi
»/|i
ness mnn. “ K. K. W alker told bis
hearers thnt “three fellows are
kt
trying to mot old man Hand out
vl.i
of his job” and expressed the be
< » ty l 4
lief th at be would be the winner.
; ie »■
'! E. E. Ilrndy declined lie had been
:alt.
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good to his opieiiiciile h> "diuw iug
the crowds for them " and said
"they iiuve about flopped teasing
7«L h
tno because they realize I am the
Seal man in tins ra te .”
a rt
Other candidates for loiinty
•Jnl. |
rommissinner to speak m addition
-‘lo t 11
to Mr. Evans were D. M Dougli
lass, S, E. T.nitg ami W It Itnl
lard. Mrs. It. ('. Maxwell and T
t
W. Lawton, eaio lo lati. tor Mipei.
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intcndclil of public lost i net ion,
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spoke next. The m eeting closed
with speeches by aspirant-, fot |
I am opening a shop in Sanford and will
the legislature. C. W. Kntzmmgcr.
- J . K. Lyles, L. I*. Hagan. It W.
he equipped to handle any kind of repair
Pearm an Jr., nod M M. I.oi,| made
t
work promptly.
appcals in lielmlf of their i imiliducies.
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Phone NS:i in care of Smith and .Iordan
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THE BATJFOltl) HEUa LI). TiANFOHI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1028
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37 th District Brevard and Seminole Counties
A successful citrus grower,
a successful business man
wtth proven executive abil
ity and the experience of
seven sessions as represen
tative from Brevard County
and one term as State Sen
ator from this district. A
lifelong democrat with all
the qualifications for this
important office.
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This District will ffirnish the Senate with its next I resident
if Parrish is re-elected. ‘
(He now holds the caucus nomination for President lor the
15)28 Senate.)
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Combatting Plague
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Candidate For Re-election
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—th e kind of ice service de*
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>and b y g e n e r a l b u sin ess.
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Your Vote and Support Will Be
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA« TUESDAY. MAY 22, 1928
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MobInTexasHang3
Negro FromTreeln ’
Courthouse Square
Sanford Dally H erald
Help Wanted—
(Political A nnouncements)
vant a d r a t e s
Proved Success
Terms: C aih In Advance
lephono ads, will be received
- patrons and collector aent
mediately f*r paym ent.
nme .......... •(----- .... 10* a line
rim e s -------f........— 8c a line
Times
7c a line
Time ratea on tto^nfat,
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For some am bitious young men
or young Indies who want to
learn a good trade and g et a good
position when they have become
competent. Have situations avail*
nbic every few days. If interested
ask for C. A, Haines at Sanford
H erald offiec.Ue will be glad to
explain it to you.
The reduced rate* Are for
isccutivc in sertion*
Six words of average length
i counted n line. Minimum charge of 30c for
,t insertion.
\ | | advertising is restricted
proper classification.
If an error is mado Tho Sanli lierald will be responsible
only one incorrect insertion,
advertiser to r subsequent
crtiumi. The office should bo
lified Immediately in case of
or,
TO ADVERTISERS .
15— A partm ent For Rent
TWO APARTMENTS. U rg e cool
rooms. Low rates. Pin Park Ave.
NICELY FURNISHED
garage
apartm ent. 1101 Elm.
.
Hi’nihl
representative
iroughly fam iliar w ith rates
os and classification will
o you complete inform ation.
(I if you wish, they will assist
iu wording your w ant ad
mako it moro effective.
CLEMENTS APARTMENTS. Ap
ply Apt. No. 1.
THREE ROOM furnished A part
ment. Private
entrance!1 218
French Ave.
\nnouncem enls
ONE SUITE of room* for light
MONS ACE Springs nrff abhouse-keeping and garage: 4
utely guaranteed to please, bedrooms for rent. Mrs. 1/onvitt.
rt MeGriff F urniture Co., 2d W ist Corner Elm and 3rd. Phone
Iturch St., Orlando.
K17 W.
-I rooms; bath.
tested for glasses by Dr. FURNISHED
Downstairs. Closm in. 211 laiurcl.
vis. Opjwiito C ourt House.
Phone 100-W.
Me or G ranada l>vi' Gingei
s call 705. Prom pt Delivery.
FURNISHED APARTMENT will.
bath and garage. $30 per month.
tODUCING Long's Pure Pork Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth
or Library
usage. 117 Magnolia Ave.
1,ohL
And .Found
LKFFI.KR APARTMENTS: fum Died. 8 loom and garage. At'Id, KIND genuine Kiddie
ops pt Gilbert M eGriff Furni- .rnctive summer rates. Apply 80!
Co., 28 E. Church St. Orlando. Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
A partm ent for rent at 317 Park
Ave. Plmne 850—J.
UitomobUcH
Small garage apartm ent. Call 251.
DODOB
furnisht-C.
apartm ents.
are cars and Graham truck*, Modern
Frigid sire; Murphy steel kitcllit and 12th. Street. Phone 3.
■n: G arage: excellent neighborgood: rent very reasonable. Park
b in s w I o w a n
Co. Auto A partm ents, No. 5. Phone 8 IB—J.
liator and sheet metal works,
'reach Avenue. Phone 710-W. 10— Houses For K e n t
IIUPS-MAK.MON
Sanford Automobile C.’o.
Mugnoiiu Ave.
Phone 137.
FOR RENT OR SALE: Six room
modern house: Desirable Inca
inn 2000 Orange Ave., Oslk Hill
Subdivision. Route A, Box 17(1-F.
FOR RENT: furnished house Vir
ginia Avenue, Murvnnin $5o.
Unfurnished house. Dim. Magnolia
K DELIVERY by our own Ave., near schools, f If*. Will reqt
uk to Sanford, ju st the some indefinitely. W rite or wire Scruggs,
you lived in Orlando. Gilbert Belle Glade, Flu.
rdf Furniture Co., 23 E.
COMPLETELY furnished Spanish
th St. Orlando.
bungalow oil High Street. 2 bed
mums, living loom, dining 1160k.
Nipper. Signs of all kinds. kite lion equipped with
electric
8anfurd Puiqt t i Wnll Paiier r«Mge am i—w ater—b rn te rr-tfa n tg r
$50. monthly. Impute at Herald
Office.
liL iiness S e r v ic e
The daily patronage of hundreds of the
i
i
.
Bortgaga Loam
in i m p r o v e d re t i d e n e e a n d b u a i n e s a
irsaa-
«B e e o*u r
““"‘•-Ilk* hotel. Seminole
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HungarianMuseum
Workers Discover
Cannibal V i l l a g e
BUDAPEST. May 20.—(IN S )—
—The hnbitutioi of man' eatm g
savages was discovered near the
Hungarian village Itulm* INtspokl
by Hungarian explorers, working
under-the patronage of the Hun
garian Nnt.unnl Museum, which
find confirms the theory of P ro
fessor J. Bayer, director of the
Vienna N atural History Museum
that the valley of the Danube was
populated 4500-5000 years ago
with euttnibals, who were, how
ever, not Iiu king a certain cul
tu ral standard.
These cannibals scent to h a v e
developed a special a it of cooking
and they evidently prepnred th eir
human enemies with great ra ra
and epicurean suhtilty.
They
used a considerable lu mber of
cm kittg utensils for rousting,
frying, and boiling tlie r prisoners,
whom they turned into appetiz
ing meal, as it is shovvXt by tho
human bones rotita.ned in tho
(lay und stone vessels.
Former Miami Police
Officer Dies Of Hurt
MIAMI Fin. Muy 17 — (IN S )—
E. W. Stenwi'll, form er police of*
ficiitl here, died in a Coral Gabjca
hospital lust midnight front the ef
fects of ix, bullet wound fired last
Saturday ntght, .tcronlir.g to po
lice. from u pistol in the hnnds if
Mrs. Louise Palmer. Mrs. Palmer,
wlm described herself as Stenvvall's "parninm ir” wore a bathing
sit t when attested . Site will be nr*
ruigned toduy and formally rh n rg '
ed with murder. She has been held
without bond.
According to police, Mrs. Pal
mer claims site found Sicnwalt in
her home when she 'relu i ncj front
Hr mini Saturday, lie tlueiitemsl
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S W I.A NT \ IN V HS TM K N T «*t LMItfri % |»»‘i Hi i i i al l v
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liMn ■upl *A ?* V
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1 rucked for her own pistol in a
n ill Ini a tun erla (ml
Hen Hiihji r i t o
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D pi i ioci Mlh* if H h p r lff nm■l w ill
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fo* the office of conatable. District s u p p o r t a l v e n m e l.y t h e p e o p l e
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I hereb y announce my candidacy
I hereby announce m y candidacy
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f o r Di e o f f i c e o f c o t i s l a i . t e , D i s t r i c t
t. s u b j e c t t o t h o w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s
on June C.
f or
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C ounty P roeecu iln a Attorney
sub
j e c t t o ' t h e w i l l o f t h o v o l e r e In
the Dem ocratic primary on Juno t
XV. M. HI M U O N S , S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m pl ul l i ut l t.
r o i iit
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JOHN a . LKONAIIDV.
RI . OI II II X.
R O II G O N S T A IIL R
Ill r e I . s t a t e o f I t DXVA l t D (I. N O R
I lorrhv announce my candidacy
I ' Ol t T A X A S S I l S S O I t
for constable . for t h e fourth dla . 1 w i s h . t o a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y T oT Ou Nl l cDr eecdei at os er ds .. I c Ka t r r s . d l s t r l l i Utrlct. auhjrrt to tl.e wfll of the f o r Hi e o f f i c e o f T a * As s t - s e o r o f
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persona
having
voters In the Democratic primary Kri . i l i i ol e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t l o tin,
cla im s or d o n u m ' s
a g a in st said
of June G. Your cuts will bs a p "III o f t h o v o t e r s i u I h c J u n e
rrt t ul # l
preciated.
Primary.
You. a n d e a c h o f y ou . a r e h e r e b y
ft. C. (Dob) WILCJOX.
JOG Ii. CII ITTI2NDUN.
n o t i f i e d a n d rt-iiu t i e d
to
present
any claim s and dem ands which you,
or e i t h e r of you. may h a v e aiculnsl
(Lc{;a] N otires)
Itic . s t a l e o f l t d " aril U, N o r t o n , d e Run ro x iT A B iR
rcusrd. late of
Seminole
County,
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stable for
Justice of the
Peace
a t Ills o f f i c e In t h e C o u n t y C o u r t
RLOIIIDA.
District No
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pounty
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I I K K S T A T K III' XV. XV. CI HNON h o u s e In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y .
Florida, said Justice of the P eace
Fluilila. w ithin t w e lv e m o n th s from
Dlstrirt C o m p r isin g
E l e c ti o n Pre- .. I b m w A
T u # l l r r n t i t o i i i . l**ualT»ii. Ji ntrl l i * l l i e d a t e h e r e a f ,
r l n t s . No ' a I, *, 1. * . ». U . 11, A I t .
alriA . aiuLaJ OMav amJu ttin g claims . D a t e d A p r i l . 3 rd. A. D 1911.
I I KLF. N M. N O R T O N
n r - n t l c P r i m a r y t n h e h e l d o n J u n a o r d r to u nd n a u a i n a i •■ti) i - « i « l » ;
Von, a n d r u c h o f y o u , a r e h » r * h y
K ie e u tr ix of thr
Kalate
of
t i l l . A. D. 1111.
ni itl fl ad a n d
required
t » praoant
C P U ' A I t D (J. N O R T O N D e any Malms or d em a n d s which you,
if l g g g f t g » g r i'
3, R. Dighton, feanford, Florida.
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l o s m i n .i i
Itv I lav is J. Walsh
Mention of France a.-v a serious
NEW YORK*. May 2 ± ( I N S )
contemler olgitl years ago vvottl I
people of Sanford proves that this Cl&ssir i m ro M tT A n i.r
Your tennis gallery of tint' immed have got you untiling except the
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I wish to a Ilium nee that t am a
iate
future may have less of the seasons’ heartiest laugh.
candidate
for
Bin
office
of
Con"table
District No. 4. Hemltti.’e
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Count)-, Florida, said District com- Fifth Avenue m anner nntl more of
But France Is up now and lingI l.i-iioii Precincts No'n. I,
fied Section is giving the kind of service lirfftiiiu
3. I. 3. In. It ,<t is. subject to the Tenth. In the scat directly to land, Australia. Japan and Spain
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tho " ill of the Voters In the Uertin- your left may lie a neighbor with ate down. America probably hat
eruilo I'llimuy to he held on June
3th. A. D |9!».
the correet 1-ong Island necenj hut. too much ntan-power to ever sink
Your supper! will tie Appreciated.
tile
occupant of th a t seat giv.’s below tlie level of a foremost elm! ____
A. D. ( A r t i e ) S M I T H .
everybody wants, and the success of these
off,
in addition to an odor of g ar longer but there;.generally is x\
P t t n COUNTY JMM1 E
I lli'icby nuanuiice my candidacy lic, the impression that he would least two of th at kind around and
for tl.» office of County Judar uf
Kenilioite Counl), Florida. subject be mote at bis case if be wore a litis year tlie other will be Italy.
1V the iicllou of the Dent ucratlc white eoat and an aspect of torcolumns tells of the daily satisfaction
Parly mi June .Mb. I'.tlS, My cum sorinl good cheer.
If all goes as It should, the 11a I
pnlyDi fur Mils office le In the hands
Inieinational lawn tenuis is go tails will play Tildcu and Company
f
pf in s fi lends throttxhoui this
counl) ttinl iv e solicit the suppor ing Italian!
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and votes of the people In (hn
The United Stales Lawn Tennis challenge for the cup. This will
commit Democratic Primary elec
give. Make a habit of reading these Hon. If- (Jin people see fit to elec AfcMIMnlinn lias made no secret of represent the peak of tennis -his
T S efficient,
A i d } ' * . effective mid rconondo
‘21S" ‘hr <"•«
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figured Italy was the country we tory in Italy, for never before has
at ndin Intst rst toll.
SAMDEI. A. P IVILKINSON.
would have to beat if vv,- were to l its team progressed beyond th ■
play Frit tire in the Davis Cup early rounds. 'Hull was the ease
r o il r o t vtv J i niip.
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The average man perforce looked with France in IP22 when Cachet
t *iiiiitt x J m l u i ui Sc in I iiutu «b u r n t >,
I'I nr i«Ia, hultjut t in Hn'' Will uf t1n> to Australia lit furnish our most and Gehert went lo the finals only
IN*in ihi ml it* Vntcra
t»f K«-inhi»1o
«*uin»tv, in tin* dniHN'riiile I'riinury critical opposition, this statem ent to l.e beaten by Australia.
i'll*!’!Inti In In* liilii Join* Dili. 11*23 being naturnlv
France Not Satisfied
•IAS.
SJIIA HON. 1 ~Mo<l$'V,ftuktrnlin been America’France wasn't satisfied with a
I ^ t l c n l Announcements
m o st'consistent rival foi the cup minor trium ph like that. It pro
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since l:H37 Didn't it have Gerald ceeded to develop l.ueoste. Borotra.
(O l’NTY.
l.» ntinoiiiirp Hint 1 am a Patterson, one of the best of the Ilrugoii and others and finally
r u n f a t v t i i ov. s ii s s io m :ii CU fH4l1wish
da to f o r r r - r l r r t l n n t u llu* of*
CEMENT ROCK and Sand in
In a it noil nr i n k n n »*a n d h l a r y for
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in mai n n ««r f r o m foreigneis, as its bellwether?
lifted the cup last September.
t ‘n i n m iMNlunti (if t ht ’ "III D i n l r l r t of
large or small lots. H. II, McCall Stinliitth*
Ansvv e r I s Y e s
r i d Nil, H. p i i l t j c d In t h e illoy, 1 liripiny plinlsp vDIImHiInil
Italy now is in the position that
nf H ip v .«t rr»t In Hit* D n n t i Industries. Uh ami Elm.
in>im»If *l ti ii ii n hxu 1n 11*Iv Iin |ni 1 11it 1 riiitii" I’l
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France occupied three or lout
l i ri i rv tu lie Ii p IiI o n Jmtfli
a H r til1Inti I •i Hi** Vi rt f a r c nf H ip iIIm®
questions and no to the bleu they years ago. It has iu Baron de Mor
AT ONCE: I chifforobe, 2 dress Ii li t it;h a i vlitill*. Sl i ui l l d I tin i tiiinl- ft111, A D H' 2 %. I'll AN K tIVANH
were attem pting to -uppoit. Those ping,,. Stefapi ami Graslini men
n a I n i a n d r l r r l i ' i l t l i r r r w i l l Ur urn
ors, 2 beds. 1 refrigerator, 1 tin*1 ittatlx ttinli fnt i n l v a i i l i pi ipfl t ttf
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! w i s h In a n i l o i i t i r r Vttn( 1 Am A Dal points: Eirst, that F ram e hud
lull ill'll In f i f i l l > d In ! i I h u t r d . n d final match to win last year and
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fotd and llopmnn of A ustralia
fully equipped, sleeps six. Piico III*
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’Hut i p u l n t f nr nl Hh ; r*ni i »’ l'i i m il * l o (>r h t i i i uli J u nr in liking the cup from America:
•otne weeks ago. There trium phs
second, (lint tennis greatness nn. ate the inspiration that usual!.*
Hit1* (Hullx. l u j Ull 1 ir I 'till n I y fdiutiltl Mli. A I* V . H
innsoiinble. P. O. lb>x 03B.
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in eveles.
hr mgs out the best of a nation's
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FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are lilt'll a i I'fthlt'iil *»f Hr 111 l l i ul r Hull l i l y
I ■ <u n o i i n r r Hint I n m m of losing even one match to th •
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert anil MranfJr I ’u u n l v It rf nrr S r m l i n d r
Will Italy come forw ard ns
i *uiint v u a*i c m ttff f r n m ( h a nyf** ti* n t l nh. t r f » i f >d it 'II m i f o t h r o f - other countries;
then Anslittlla F ram e did after those minor lull
MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
i 'uii ii I v. fur* 2 »i i t j u ' i , a m i a l a x * f l r r til I ..itriiv t *t i in iii Isnl c 3 p r f rnm
| i ay«T ti 11 i h r i l m r M a k r > t m r
D m i i l r l N** 2, Pt i hj rrt Iu t h r tlr- came forward with Brookes and - ignili. not
tiiuinpbs of a few
In ImIi uf I hr ( t i l e r s In t h r Dr u m* Wildnig and the situation became
h i i n n • i m . nt t l ui l
w i l l ItMim > Ull
veals back?
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t a t i r l'i l m. i t > ( u up litdtl o n J i m *
t h v u h n t l x Y«»m \ " i f fin m v w i l l hv
a tiiangiil.ii one.
SEMINOLE felt mnVvresses, ab a | »| *i t i' la 1rd Jiiiu* t h r Tdh
; »h. A
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JOHN MlIHUil
\\ I! MALI.A 1(D
J a p a n v\ i i “ t h e n e x t e o u n t i y t .
solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert
CIM TI.K INDICTED
— 1 in J i m h u t i h o r m m i i x h i : d e c l a r e i t s e l f i n w i t h t h e l o g t i m I'cH* \TV.
e t s a n d . w h e n t h e M o n g o l i a n s tai l
WINSTtiN-SALKM. N.
May
29—Perm anent AVavinn
r u n n u ’M v i u * i*flissiii\i'ii
I w, lf.li I**- u n flumi nn* Hi a t 1 n m a ed, Spain bobbed up with Manu-I 22
(INS i (lu u g cil with poisTt, T I ip V*>t r f h uf Sr mi l l uh* 1*t ill III (
ill ml Ida f r f u r 1 r «• Iri't lull 1** H i «i of
1 vi Inil i n a n u u i i i n ' r Hul l I uni n f n r i d t ' n«am y i V i i n m l hj*in»»ri f m m and lose Alonso to make a bri f nnd Kathleen 8, Herbert E. Hall
Pei ’iiuncnt W a v in g —lovely n a tu r • i lid Ithi t r f ur l hr o f f In* uf *"nil 111 > I u s i i I d N o I, null |t i'l hi H ip i l #* but spectacular play fo t favor meat today for first degree mui ***tn m ImhIniiri' f r n m D H t r i d Nn
- r i d t i n n r i h « Vntrrw In lint Drirtr**
al perm anents us low as $5.(IP ♦silhji't
der. The tvv.. children died on May
I l " t h r ! *» itin> I a i ir l'i i m u i > • it! it I'llinarx tn hr In Id un J unr
(I.egiil Alls)
5IIP Eirst National
Bank
Bldg t n l>r lit lt| nil J i iip .Mh A l« l »2% .lit A D I 21*
and tlie indictment was returned
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l u i h. i h ii i i : SI m i 'Mi psv . The parents are held in jail
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WASHINGTON. May 22 (IN S)
Id | hi- il •11‘IMIn II inf f hr VO'lPT* tfl tMiiilldrilp fur i* p Ip *'t i n r» t*> Hi # uf t D a m i ri; l i i i m o N
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| ;ain’ill rise nf tin* FIpt rttP 4lf —A bill authorizing a $5,000,OOP
Ill Juiu' nf III If* vi’iir l h a lf llvrtl d e c Inh ill uf Hu* > ut# m lit H ip D p f »o - '
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appropriation for eradication of
r o i i M iiK itirr
in i i i i ri i RP
fi ml S t i u i in iii* r t t u i i l l f k ••ruth* P r l n i n r y t o h r Imlil In Juni*
I l i v r c h y itnii'iur.rfi m y i n n d t d a c y i s i m : i m i l i t r o t i i t i s %si> the nink boll worm was signed l.v
fnt In i t iilfi
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I' Ol t s l i l l l M H . I . 4 HI N * n , I *1.O i l - I'icNidciit Coolhlgc
A VAIIHII AN.
toduy. First
111It I ‘tl Hi l l y p||h)pi*t 111 t hp Will uf
f or | 2 J a*«i | h. I lu»\i* HIM(I** in ' 1H
I l l %. i s « ii \ s « i : n > .
work will s ta r t in tla* seven Texas
(liti v u ( « i | hi H ip J iiiip Pl l rni t i x
»' II
h *|| NS* »N, l u r n |>lil kl i mi t .
IH$4 i r ImI ih; h l o t ’K ai n l t i l i n ’* f i u l l
1*1111 #TX*lTV Sf^ATOII
j
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counties which are infected with
Htiii f at initiK 1 pr o p o a i fit It i iw r y
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( h r i c h y n i i n u j i i c p up a c u m l l d u l e
i.txpio it
i ii ri > li 1n |trtt|itn i h t i ml u t o n u c c p c d tiiyr«*!f up S r n n l u r f i o m
n i l : D \ \ * : \ WINSTON
n l l i s ' A N I - the pest.
r o i i s i i r .i t i r r
TWO FAMILY house cheap. Six
I A. HALVERSON
room bouse, well located. Two
i* painting, interior decorastory seven room house, all new,
fing. Phone 132-W.
every convenience. We can come D
N’SFKR Service of all kinds, an agreem ent. A. P. Connelly &
we 570-W or 3302. C. E. Soils.
prning.
NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2112
WIGHT PRINT SHOP
Palm etto Ave. Phone 304-W.
PPY service on any thing in
ating. A phone call will get TEN ROOM house desirulde loca
tion. Suitable for rooming house
loan. Phone 417-W. it RailAye.
or two families. I.orated at 402
Oak Ave. Apply W. II. Long 117
AN UP YOUR OLD WALLS Muguoliu.
H THE NEW WALL PAINT
ETIILNG NEW AND BET- 18— W anted To Rent
FOJl FURTHER INFORH u m ml nr In dpi f i "in Di a l r IcI No.
In tSii" ili*rl«l«ili nf III** vutK>\\ CALL PHONE 235-.1 WANT TO RENT: Private g ar Niihjrd
*r*» m nine lb iimi'fjtii’ I'riitiitry tn
age, Must be close to F ust »he
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SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANh e l d un J u n e kill, A. D 1!»-«
S tieet and Magnolia Ave. Give
S. 1 \ LUN ll.
t>, FLA.
full inform ation in answ er to
EY’S DRUG STORE—Pre- “tiaru g c” cure Herald.
p u n j i ' H T i i i'. n r r r t A t ' R
tption*, Drugs, Soda. We ore
r u n i i i n t i i u t no . r a n t
f#i as yuur phone. Call 103. 20— F arm s For Sule
Till# ft tu Miiiiouiii'c tuy candidacy
fur Jufttlc# nf the Puarr, Dlatrlct
Utl.NG BLOCKS— Irrigation 85 ACRES Celery U n d . 11-1 Nn. i . auhjrct In 111# will uf Hi#
mile north of Oviedo. 12 acres Democratic Voters June 6th. 8an'e* and general cement work,
fun!. Luke* Mom up. Paula. Luke
Long vvund.
Altamnht#
•e Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Cleared. Price $20U. per acre. Col- Mary.
Spilnap
and I'nrupl City, cuimtliuta
dough Realty Co., 311 1st. N ation
Jvr, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
Hi p ahftv# d l a t r h d .
al Bunk Building.
If r l e c l c t l . 1 pr«jiTiln# a n
Iiu up at
0 , ROOFING: The Hoof Evhu m ni*xa*11k *• a it in 1nIat rn t lun fra •
3-vting.
Metal
shingles 15 ACRES on East Side: 8 cleared D im! thu uMini mrdd Irminf iu*»«
iwrully cuiinpctrd w i t h
tbla o f .
and tiled. A bargain ut $8000. f l ea.
‘tig seam tin and galvanixed
O
IIKRNDON.
See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak 1-4 Cush. CtdClough Realty Cm,
311 1st. National Bank Bldg.
*tui Third St. Phone 111.
r o u ji 'H T i r r o r p k a c b
NOGRAPH—re jia lrin g .' piano FIVE ACRE tract with residence
f lii-rcliy a p n p u n < « nvy c a m l l d a c ) '
re-election
lo
t h e o f f i c e of
!"* by exj erts with 17 years
bn Beardall Ave., also tw enty f,.r
l a v 1- —rvt.r-rt - . - « * > ,-*
. ^ ' “25___H u Cs r I m u s i c ,
w t t n t u r m r i m — nrrmtT4s— rabrbrtBttnr Itnvliig held llila uffire fur nearly
Nick Zcfnovean, iwu year* until tlie district *>■
■tft S h o p p s .
M c L a n d e r ' A r - Bargain,
see
merged Into tli* Fourth District t
_ I 'hona 83S. ’
Beardall Ave.
fee) justified in aaklaif the voter*
for t h e i r support on my previous
record
a* Justice of the Peace arid
nstrucUonr
27— Money To Loan
uleda* ru» heat endeavors lo alve
the people a square d**l with
1' W ELL on a genuine ON W H ITE or cumred property. all
Justice to all and strict adhsrsnes
utyrent
m attress.
Price ' B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel to th t Iswa
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XV. L O V K L U
Gilbert M 'G riff F u rniture Bldg,
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run JitsTtf r o r r t z e e
3 E. Church St., Orlando.
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oisTiiitri- n o . r o u t
to r
firat
nunr* m y candidacy
E Bed-davenport suite for
M ortgage loans on the best type f urt Jh ue isrttu. ys oa fn i tI’a
a c a o f D l a t t l c t No.
bg room only $108. Gilbert- of residences and Mercantile Build I, s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c l e i o n o f t h e
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ocratic Primary
‘ff Furniture Co. Orlando.
ings in Sanford at an interest rate l o he ha'.d o n J u p m
a ( t h . A. D. 1611.
of d pc. and up, depending on the
DAVID SPKKR.
liv e s to c k
character of the loan, construction
r o i i STATU I.Rrilfll-ATI'ltR
t w i s h io a a n o u n c s m y c a n d i d a c y
J a LE: Outwear of bright No and location of buildings.
imolhy h a y below m arket C. S. HOAG Si COMPANY f2)u r a tnhde wHi l tl a t sa pLpcrgrlealltaet u srcaE p o( rGt r o ui np
t h e p r i m a r y t o h e h e l d In J u n e .
tht* weeflt. JL B. McCall In 7 W. Church St.. Orlando.
N V O V I I . 1, ^ 1
________________
**■. 4th
R°°ma yvithotit Board
I'on
I wish |o ntinminrc that 1 am n
candidate fo r.th e office of Const,
noli*. District Nn. «. Seminole Conn*
I f Florida, said distr ic t c o m p r l sl n a
elriilon prxRncl* No>. I. 2. 3. 4, !>,
1°. II. IS. Miihjcet to-the will of the
'•lists In the Democratic Primary
to bp hi-lil on June■roll. A. O. 1H2S
Your sopiifii t will tm a|>|ireelitt.nl.
J. M' tVfC) VICKERY.
Italy Appears To Be Chief
Contender Of U. S. In Next
Davis Cup Tennis Matches
CENTER. Tex., May JL — (IN S)
An angry mob early today overpowered officers on the courthoua.*
steps bine, seized Buddy Evans, IT*,
negro slayer <*f a white man, ami
hanged him to a tree in C ourt
house Square.
Police wore powerless to prevent
the lynching. Their weapons had
been taken from them by the mob
of lot) citizens, Evniis, who n week
ago killed John Wheeler, n white
man of Timpson, made his escape
from tlie San Augustine jail last
Saturday* night by clubbing the
city m arshall. Ho narrowly escajvcd
mob violence following tho m urder
of Wheeler anil was lodged in the
San Augustine jail for safekeep
ing.
The negro was captured by h
possee near Timpson early today.
When reports of his capture were
circulated here, a mob gathered a t
the courthouse and waited Ins a r
rival in custody of officers.
K. KINLAW.
in
Exitx:
TH E LONG-LIFE BATTERY
Huff-Mac B attery Co.
117 E ast 2nd. Street.
Axvninns
D ry Cleaning
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SANITARY STEAM PRESSERT* ;
Oflurless Dry Cleaning. Phooa
t)(W. 114 N. Park._________
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P aints and Wall Paper
SUN PROOF PAINTS
SEM INOLE
AWNING
SHOP.
Awnings, Window shade*. T arp au W ater S par Vamithe* and Ena
mel*.
Velumina
F lat
Wall
lins. Anything of Canvas. 30i) E ast
Paints. Persian d a y j«**o. plaaiko
2nd. Stieet. Phone 11.
moulding clay and Plaque*. San
ford Paint A Wall Paper Cu. G. U.
Auto Tops
S tuart, Propr. 112 W. Fir*t St,
Furniture
SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain*
——* » (
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Cushion* and Seat Covering*. WE BUY ur trade in used (m ul
30tl West 2nd. S treet.
ture. W agner F urniture Co*
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